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VOLUME XXII NO. 247.
LANCASTER PA., WEDNESDAY, JUKE ;t, 1880.
PRICE TWO '.OEOTB.
OLADST0NKTGASG0W.
AN KNTIlValAatIV MVI.TITVUK UUKKT
HIM ATTIIKHTATWN.
lie HT" '"",' '" '""""K Vlllli llie Milijpit nl
Irfiiitl liirutiiint tlin iperlil WiiiiU mill
lllilnr; "I the nutrient Pennies Must
Ha Carefully t'nnalilerr.l
iHKAVVvaKUvnii.Aimi.vniA I'Asimt.
The arrival of Mr. hiiiI Mis. fllailstoiie In
Glasgow, Scotland, mi riitudny, was llie
signal ler a great demonstration. ThetiMtuls
or poepto hid awaited at tlie station l(i greet
tliem, ami w lum tlmy alighted from llm train
ami entered thelr carriage tlmy worn cheered
nnil cheered again by llie enthusiastic multi
tude, lleugler's circus, In which Mr. (.lad (.lad (.lad
Rtonewas announced tn speik, was packed
from llixir In dome. Mr. Illlbert llullli,
motuberof Parliament ler central illagew,
was chairman nl the meeting. Whim llm
irumlur inul Ills tvile inn) I.uly Alnirdeen
entoretl lliu building, tlmy mut wllhhiirrl
canes of applause. The aildloiue sang ' Auld
l.iiiit; Nvne," uml "Ile'sa Jelly Heed l'el-
IOW."
Mr. UlaiMone, upon rising, raid I hi van
confident that (llasgew would iln truenml
solid Liberal work ut thu coming olectlmiis
Ile would te-day deal with ' portion of tlie
great I rluli question which had hlthorte liet'ii
iiutouehi'il, i.aumlv. that portion which
isjcullarly utlocted Scotland. Ile would take
lili tint from tlie famous Docter I hiiliners,
who In IslS rolerriil te tlie impossibility of
crushing thu 1 rlsh weplu, and milled that tlie
"almighty arm or kindness would he Irre
sistible." (Cheers.) 'IhiiMe words, tlie
K)aker tuid, were words of high Christian
wisdom. He asked hi auditors te approach
the question Inspired with mucIi miiiiIiueiiIm.
He wished te dual with lliroe points the
Hcciirlty of Protestant In Usler, llie argil,
lueiibt deduced from the union ir Scotland
and Lnglanil, and the question of home rule
for Scotland. (Cheers.) ,
IIiii1iimI.n1 tlmt lllllllir tllO llOIIIO mil) Mill
Irelaud would Iki mi Independent country.
Thern wure clauses that lorbtide Ireland te
legislate for the establishment or endow inmit
of any religion. The ParnulllU'S e fully ac
cepted the ilauses, and limy had alw.ijs
proved that they wure In favor or religious
Ireoileui. Besides, the rujiil ele would ro re
in.ilii Thuri'lore alaruiH wite KreiiiulluHt
and IriMileii'. Lord HarlhiKteu ciiinplalni'd
that he uiade ue adaiuoeii the I liter pn
i wall In the original u home. ill, lird
HartliiKteu uiade no tllert te lmlp
In de no again. Majer .Hauuilerxeii, Hi
liohairer the Oraiigt'liieii, iiil.iuiil llie lnn
that a majority el llie Irlth nhmilil be ooiii eoiii oeiii
polliil te adept the will or the Ntn ill miner
Ity. Mr. l'arnell wanted the usniiUiue of
ecry Iriihiiiiin In the work el uevurniiiK
Irelaml. ThoKOiernmiint was en le ron ren ron
nlder oeryroa)iiablo propeail, it Much could
bodetlsoif, for the puriKwe of nlviug nepa
nile satisfaction te that K)rtlen of I Istur In
w lilch l'reuvstaiilsm nrevalls, but the fearn
that CithnllcH would pumiiute the north,
whiTothe PrelOKtantu worn htreiiK ineuuli te
protecl thcmselM'K. wiutiilte 1ii.e1h8.
The union 01 I uxlniid and Sisitl md was
osseutlally dlllfreiit Inmi that of KiigUiiul
and Iruland. I'he ImidamviiUl dllliirume
was that Scotland was always able te held
hr ew n. Scotland met Knylnnd en a footing
of eipiallty, and the union with the lajisoel
tlme commended Itself te the iniudx and
hearts of Scetchmen, wlillsl the tmtire Irish
nation w.it against the union el that country
with Knglund. New lie had nald that Snit
laud had txs-ome gradually Mtlslled with the
union; but If a great uiajerllj el me joepio
of Scotland wished te manage herlivalaHalrs
within horewu border-, did they think, if
they arrhid at .1 clear conclusion te tliat
clfis-t, that irofHetetity.lwn Scotch mnmliers
of the Heuse or Commens sixty uiillisl as ene
man in a demand for a i hannt, that Imgl md
daroer would wish te rofue thein ? (I ries
or ".Vel")
He ridiculed the preHwals of the National
ILidical t'nleii. te lisie uudealt with the
qiiextieu el Irlnh lecil Kolf-geernmoiil. a
Hiiulect which was ripe for discussion, wlille
thoceuntry dealt w llh local go eminent fur
Kngland and Scotland, a niioslien wlilch
was net ripe for discussion. Mr. i.lidstone
thought that this presieil ist-irin tuilf ir
mitv ut Institutions ler Kuglind, s etl mil,
Ireland and Wales was a bad, filse and vul
gar principle. In dialing with llie suliject or
Vecal ginenimtnt the sIal wants el the
dlllerint peeples must be considered and tlie
8Hx-lal history of these oeplos. '1 he main
question was whether Ireland was te hae
tree government or be overridden by lug
land and Scotland. lhey knew new whit
Ireland wished.
Ireland had net asked for an innovation,
hrcnune she had a Parliament until it was
taken from her In lsui by a mixtiire el fraud
and lorce. Slioeuly said " luied'sname,
asyoiihiive failed, allow us te endoaverto
gevern eun-eUcM." "Scotland," the speaker
continued, "had always sent refermers ten
reformed Parliament. Would she de se
again ? (Cries of 'Ye-'1 ) Or would she send
Conservatives If she chese the latter
course, the responsibility would be hers, net
his." In conclusion, he appealed te bis audi
tors te give their v olio in laver el a work of
poaie and Justice.
Mr. iiladstone's closing words wero hailed
w llh loud and prolonged cheers.
Ills C'mictCKiillini lll I"iniiite M w
IIhbIuihiiiU Porthreinliig.
Kev. Mr, MoMsares' congregallen have, for
tlie most part, expicssd the opinion that In
tlie proaecullon el which he Is new the olt elt
Jcct he Is tlie v li llm of clrcunisUnreM whli h
will be leillid Buscoptlbleor otplaliatlen.
Maglntrate C'liunont'sstatemenl Uthat Mis.
(.'million rushed Inte his olllce Just before
olevou o'clock in a great hurry. Hlie was
laboring under great eviltemenl, and drank
lourglassesor water, nun aflnr the ether, Iki Iki Iki
loreshooouldM.iyiiwonl. She had known
the inaglslrate belens whim Jehn Scellay,
esri., who Is her counsel In this cise, was her
counsel In a family coutreveisy about heiiiu
property. .. , , , ,
Hhe went a soueud tnnoteMaglstratot lem
mil i,v mil lentil Mr. ScellaV. She told llie
snulre tlmt she w as v cry leth te prosecuto ene
who had been her Idel, and loll dlstrossed
lucause he had lorfelled her esleeni She
went away In tlie cab with the conslables te
k.trii tin, WMrnitlL
Mrs. Uoulslen, In couversntlen en the oc ec oc
curremo en the day or the arrest, sild that
lier clilef iipprohenslen was that the un
godly would llud occjisien te make a mock el
rollglenoii account of "auollier gissl man
gene wrong;" but slie lonseleil lierseir ny
rellectlng tliat Mr. Messares was net a stray
sheep, because, In her view, he i had no or
lioen a sheep, iiever was within the fob .but
had all along been a wolf in sheep si le hi ng.
l must tight this imuiii hiehw, "
ndy. " I am far from being the only ene
1'KNSIONS AND TUB TARIFF
VAVMK AN JKTKHTAININII HUVAHHI.K
IN Tint NATIONAL IIUVHK.
Th IiiIIhII Tariff Imiiii. tf anil Mnrm
C'iiiilriitenr H'B'" rHlil'lt " liy Mer-
Isuii, llnnlltanil Itanilall i Iteeil ami
llimurk ler llie llrialilU"".
1...1..
vvho'inlglitceuio forward, but hh)jiIe siirlnk
Ire.n publicity. The duty has fallen en me
. ,.., ... .... llirinii.li Willi II "
anil l am prupaiw. "".;,....
Yesterday, hewever, Mrs. Coulsteii dvcllued
te l)u lntorlewod any Itirthoren the subject
or the case.
Mr. Charles W. ( oulsten, her hiisbiud, re
celvisl theso who calledat tlie house and
said courtoeusly that Mrs. Collision, by ml
vlce of counsel, had determined le be
retlcenl, and that in addition le her resolve
te talk with no oueou tlie subject sliewas
really prestrate, and in great need of eutlre
reiKiseaud ipileU
llev. Mr. Messanw was foil nd nt his resi
dence last eveulng, surreundid by the
prominent men et his church. He said ;
" Y en can say that 1 will net preach next
Sunday. That I ha e already announced.
Hut I w 111 ls in my pw, as I consider that
my place. I will net islt for I de net w Isli te
makomvseirasliew ; but I am innocent of
this cliafgu (and as a private man I liaven
right te be In my seal in church, lejulii in
worship and listen te my supply."
Kev. Dr. Urahjin will oiliciale In Mr. Mes
sariis' ihureli next Suud iy.
The preacher sioke Willi gratitude of llie
sjuipuhy and confidence maiilfosled by his
people. Ihus far, lie romirked, huh til been
happy , involved In mero than ene false aoou aeou aoeu
satlou, he said, he had ceiiin through un
scathed, and he bad every eoiilldence Unit he
should be equally lucky in thisiase.
It lsoxpeciod that IhOBiihJect will come up
at the minting of tlie congregation tills eve evo ove
lug, w lum further action may or may net be
taken. , .
Mr. Miws,ire.ssald last evening inai new
iivldeiice in the case had beoiidlscevorod, and
that wltnesses, whose names are ler the pres
ent withheld, had been found wlie were pro pre pro
pired te turnlsh tosllmeny tliat would corro cerro corre
borato his own version el the allalr.
11 is further said tliat Mr. Mossares was et
pecliil at Ne. 1,M0 Master street en the pre I
eus I'rlday morning at 10 o'clock and that
two gentlemen, imoel whom was Mr. I. ill ill
caster, an ollicer of the Sunday school, wero
at the house en that ds.y and that hour in
compllaiice with Mrs. Collision's request.
Mr. MessariH, however, did net appear,
and en the Sundiy Mrs. Collision agun
asked Mr. l.aueaster le be present at her
liouse en Monday morning at the same time,
a request which he declined en the ground
lllal 110 COUlll UO! lliuil ie.IV u ins im-iims-v
Although Mrs. Coulston duclluud te tie in in
terv lowed, It is understiHwl til it her position
leuialns unsliaken nnil that she his express
ed her determination loge through with the
cie te the end.
a;ii.i ok rnr. in a iv
In tlie Heuse en Tuesday, Mr. Morrison
called up as a privileged question the report
of tlie commltleo en rule, amend ng the
rules se M te provide that It shall be In order
when a general iien-len bill Is roiH.rted le tlie
llouse te attach thereUi a prev Islen for rals
lug llie revenue necessary te meetlng the ex.
poudlture Involved.
In advocating tlie proiesltlon, Mr. Mor
rison argued that Its adoption was aliso alise aliso
lutely necessary unless Congress wivspro wivspre wivspro
pared te grant pensions and leave the
government without the means te jciy thorn.
Hlncelhn war the government has paid out
$M),uOO,oeu In pensions. When It had paid
eutfsxKl.lMXt.OUi) meie, Ihere would be pen
sions yet te pay. It had been ostlmated
when the arreirs a t was passed in IS70
that It would cost fS.,000,UOit. Thore bad
already been paid out nearly f JX),000,CKJi).
and by the tlme tlie act was fully executed
there would have ln'en wld out ?J,0e01lKiO.
it .. .u ...iiinniiul Hml llm reiK)al bill would
roiiulreaii exmdlturu el two hundred and
twenty two millions, anywhoie trem lllty te
syveutv llve millions of which must be paid
In thellrst vear. He need net ugaln go ever
the question or rovenuo and the auiouniei
surplus. 'Iho gentlemen frein New Yerk
(Mr. Hiscock) and oilier Roiitleiiieueii both
sides or the llouse had prcdic oil that for
the next llscal year there would be a dellclt
el fourteen millions. I'er lilmself he thought
that there would Ik a surplus, but certamly
no surplus te cominre with tlie large num.
ber of mmsiens asked. If bis or the gentle
man's prediction should prove true, and
these general ikhibIeii bills should s.s, lliore
would le no money te meet tlie tlrsti ear s
A TJlilcll I rlaliiiii.ii.
Kreni All tlie eur iteuiiil
l'at Power, or Denegal, w.w furious. Ure
eater, but an aiuusitig character w itlial. Ile
was or rough exterior, had small regard te
bis dress or personal appearauce, and was
possessed liCbldes or a most mellillueus
brogue. Three peculiarities, while traveling
In Hnglaiid, inade him the object or some
practical jokes which, however, rather ro-i-ellod
en these designing them, ter in
stance, en ene occasion, w lieu seated In a
tavern, a group or "bucks" or tlie peried
honored hlin w Ith their regards. They sent
the waiter te him vv ith n geld watch, liolong lielong lioleng
Ing te ene of them, with the request that he
would tell the tlme by it. I'ower camly
took possession of tlie watch, sent hlsservant
te fetcli his pistols, and, with ene under each
arm, approached his weuld-be tormenton
and politely requested te be Introduced te
n.nnuniirn'r tlie watch. '1 he request was
recolved In sllonce. Ile then put the watch
in his pocket, declaring lhat lie would kiep
it safe till called for, at the same time stating
his name and where he was te be found
should the owner desire its return. It was
uet claimed. On another occasion, under
similar circumstances, a waiter was sent te
blm withaplatoet potatoes, which lie ate
with apparent relish. Then, ascerUiinlng
lrem the attendant te whom he was indebted
for the repast, lie caued his servant te bring
in two cevered dlslus, oneot which wics
placed belore the gentleman in question,
and the ether en the table at which he sat.
The covers wero renin oil, and under eacli a
leaded pistol was seen. Power, taking up
his weapon, cocked It, and luiiled his volun
teer entertainer le de llkowise, assuriug that
gentleman that H no Kilted mm no was per
fectly ready te give atlslactien te tlie Irlend
who sat behind blm. Noedloss te say, tlie
practical Jeker doclined the Invitation.
Onlliintluii at Hit) Lutheran Alliileterlum,
Wheu the Lutheran luinlsteriuui bean lUt
sessions In i:asteu, en Tuesday, It was locon lecon locen
tlnuo debating the quostleu of granting the
potltleu of twelve derm in congregations ler
a C.erman synod. The debate cousumed the
ontlre morning and ended with a motion by
Dr. Humcker te roler te the committee en re
vising the constitution, the doctor arguing
that it was a constitutional question. The
billowing wero elected directors et Muhlen Muhlen
bere collego : Hev. Ilmterbltner, Keiglnluss,
Cooper, II. Wampole and Ohie and l.iymen
J. K. Messor, C. I". Hchaller, P.. Albright,
It. Ilauer, T. Haeger and It. V,. Wright.
The congregation of Christ (ieruiau church,
I'hiladelplila, was received Inte fellowship,
as was Christ church of Douglas, Mont Ment Mont
Keinery county. The claims of the Ciermaii
'T, ii.,..lnn nullnt. aid tnr m iiimlliif
HOIUO OII3TIUII, ..(, ... . ..w....
lninlsteis at Krupp, Germany, wero dls.
cussed without llnal action.
in the evening Hev. Dr. Fry preached the
sermon at the ordination of the following
Snilldatei : C 1'. 1- Ilullerman, of Ger-
many : W. It Brown, of Virginia; J. E.
lerly, Heutli Carolina; J. J. Teust. Allen.
own 1'aul V. "YJ.MT
Vhlladelphia; T. Kelster, '6nh J- J J
Kllne, Meyerstewn; E. O. liroeling, l.fir.
many t J. O. Kchlonker, llerks county t J.
W. rfmlth, Virginia ; W. P;" tan.
town j Jehn HEunk, Canada ; 11. fl.'tt elder,
Berks county, and U. A. Trexler, Vlrglula.
IVw Oainis riajnl en Tin mIajt Di-lrull .VkiiIii
Finds Clili ige Itrmilt el Oilier Content..
Yoslerd iy w.w a very bid d iy for luse ball
all oer the country and but three champion
ship games were plaved. At Detroit the
home club aualn deUulcsl Chhuge and the
score was e te I. The SU Leuis deleiteit
Kansas City at the home of the latter by 0 te
J Ne gaums were plajed in the American
Association and in the SUile l.oague the
llkesbarre downed Scrauten by e te 1.
The lines of $100 eaili, imposed upon
l.itlisiiintid ltusheiu! for disgraceful conduct
en the liamniore dash e-iu gtuuuus, u,u
lieen palil te Presldent Wheoler C. Wikell,
of the American Association, and the ewe Is
thereby ilellultely concluded.
The Philadelphia club stepped oil at
(uelph, Canada, vosterdav en their way te
Detroit. They wero easlly noateu by the
Msple Lear and the score was il U) II. The
tjuakers had but one hit.
Charles 1). Ilnrlsir.ei tlie Alteena club, has
been suspended for ilrunkenness and insub
ordination. ....
Tim Wilkosbirre and Scrauten clubs had
the sime number of hits and errors, hut the
lilts of llkesbarru counted mero in the
teuls.
Detroit new leads Chlnign bv IHegiums
wen and liave lest two less.
Ol the Detroit club. Manning, Dennett and
Itowearo laid up with Injuries, jet the loam
downs Chicago,
Although the Kansas City had ten lilts jes jes
lerd iv they only scered two rims.
MeKee's home run was the feature of tlie
game In Wllkosuarre ester lay.
(Jllisen. latoef tlie Laudater, has accepted
Norlelks eiler and gees Seuth.
Kin', or this city, who is new pitching for
the Columbia club, te day had an eiler te go
away and play professionally.
l'atsey McDonald has signed w ith tlie new
Dan llie club.
The Wllkesbirre piper8 ha e tlie laugh en
sisranten te-day.
Johnny Trev leads the kicking for llie
Scranton team," and he makes the Wilkes
barre people very sere.
Te morrow altorneon the "lllack Dia
monds" and WhackerH, two colerod base ball
clubs, will play en the enclosed Ironsides
grounds.
Mr. Iteed.ef Maine, said he had lietoned
with boiiie Interest te hear llm reasons wlilch
had governed the majority of the committee
en rules In reporting the propesou ciiiiiiguui
rules. I le admitted tlie gravity or the quos quos
lien, and had no desire te disguise It ; but be
was surprised te see the action which the ma
jority proiiescsl te take. If thore way any
thing In the logic presented in favor or the
change, It would lie equally app Icabli) te all
subjects el appropriation as well as that or
iHinsleiis, and jet this rule was proposed te
be confined te pensions alone. What was
the real object, and wh it would be the practi
cal ellect of this action ?
Mr. Hiscock regarded the proposed Pileus
au attempt te make an Invidious distinction
against iwnsien bills. It was an attempt en
..... ....... r , i. .....illeiimn from Illinois te
avoid the resiHinslbillly of the dele it el the
piinsleu legislation by a direct vote. It was
'..,.1.1... i? ,. w r,m,r thill a IKIIIRlell bill
should cury a plislge of a pirtlcular li ml
rer Its inij inenu Tills was a strange position
te lie taken by the gentlemen from Illinois.
Mr. Ilimlall- Have we net already pledged
the geld that cemes Inte the treasury for in-
Mr. Hiscock-Yes, we have, and that is the
only plodge that Congress has ever made
en the rovenuo or the general government.
Ile cenceded that thore was a likelihood
that thorn would be a dclicleucy ler the next
llscal jear, but was that, lie asked, a geed
reason why the government should repu
diate Its sefumn obligation '
Mr. Cannen, or Illinois, gave notice that he
would oller an amendment miking it in
order te amend river and harbor bills and
bills ler thu erection of public buildings by
attaching tlmrote n prevision raising roeniio
toineetlhooMHjndlturus.
1- lriitijle.11 U.tlll Ill.LLIl 1IV1 1 ttJ ikt.uiT
thore was no gentleman en the lloer who
was net ready te de Justice te llie soldier.
Sume might dlller as te the method or the
extent te which Congress would go; none
would diller en the preposition that it l on en
gress did gnint pensions it euglit honestly te
pre ide the money te p iy them. I he proo preo proe
alilorovunuo and the amount of appropria
tions approached equality. 'I he pension list
already required eighty million dollars, and
this proiiesitloii merely said that if Congress
addiil te that eighty millions It should at the
miiie tlme provide a way or payment. I hat
was the iiiaulj', the courugeeus .ny te de it.
McKiuley, of Ohie thought that the prop prep prop
esitlon, if It meant an.v thing, meant that the
government b id net revenue enough new te
imv the pensions of deserv leg soldiers. U il
1 J ..... ,... ,.n . .....it,, r r t.nrlulll ltieill-
meant lliai, men mu .u......". - - - - -----
l.rsofthlslleu-owas quite unoxplainable.
itbhi the last ten dajsan ellert had been
made en the part of the majority of tlie lead
lug commltleo of the llouse te reduce the
revenue of the government f JI,e00,0cHj.
Mr. Hewitt, of New Y'erk, said that the
Demivratlc pirty hid made two great
pledges in Its Chicago platform. One was
that the Democracy pledged itself te revise
the tarill in a spirit ei iairnes.1 h, mi n..
ests. The ethor was that se long as the gov gev
..,....., .rvMiimiiul te low war taxes under
the internal rovenuo sj-stem It would devote
that money aacredly te the paj ment et pen pen
siens. These two pledges wero henest, and
the Dnmocratle parly coming into ler was
bound te lulhl them. Ithlu a week it bad
atteinpted te begin the iulillmimt of the llrst
oledgo, and by a combination between liiom liiem
Iwis en the ether side and gentlemen en the
Democratic side It had been pre ented lrem
going into that question. (Applause.)
Mr, Hisc-eck said that the preposition was
.i direct conlessien that tlie Democracy could
....i....... Km ,, i.uli. ii In nuliiLO taxation. It
was an admission that no mero taxes were
lielng collected te day than wero uecessiry te
tlie economic administration el the gevern-
the ropett or Iho comiultU'e en rules, upon
which yosterday'adobato ixxiiirred.
Mr. Heed, of Malno, ralsed tlie question of
consideration.
Mr. Hiscock vvlshed le go en with tlie sun
dry civil bill.
Mr. llaiidall ealil he could takocareof that
measiire. On a standing ote the Hoiihe
rorused W) te IW le consider the report, but
en a yea and nay vote the llouse determined
te consider the nqsirt.
Mr. Heed changed Ills vote te enable him
te niove te reconsider. He made that motion
but yielded te Mr. Hiscock, who moved te
adjourn until I'riilay.
Mr. JlurrewH Ironically remarked tliat
Friday was tee early,and moved le Htibstitule
Saturday.
Then began a regular llllhusler proceeding.
The Republicans rorused te vete and leU the
llouse with no quorum.
Mr. Morrison moved a call of the llouse,
Mr. Heed suggosled that the llouse might
consider the sundry civil bill.
" I will hike care of the sundry civ II bill,"
said Mr. Morrison.
"Yeu tee," oxclalmed Mr.Hoed, In allotted
Hurprlse;; "I am afraid llie sundry civil bill Is
lielng Li'keu tee much care or."
VI1ICAOU ANAUVlllHTH.
I'aniiius anil III. Wife Writing a Henk en the
Helen el Terrur,
Doing asked as te her husband's whoro whero whore
alKiuts during his protracted absonce from
Chicago, Mrs. A. lU'arKens said : "I shall net
tell j en. The police would simply persecute
the lrleuds with whom be was staying. Ile
was in the country rusticating and writing
a a pooch, which Is two hours' long. He In
tends te ilellorlttethojury in his own de-
lonce. 'I hew who Knew Ills power ever men
can lest guess Its ellecls. He ha.s Ijceii In the
city, however, rer a number or days."
"Are you writing aboek?" wasasiced.
"I am my husband and I logethor. Ills
part will deal with Socialism and reform,
and I will wrlte about tlie police and tlie
reign or terrer."
"What de you oxpect will be llie result el
the trial?" , ,
"Of ceurse l de net oxpect my husband
,., ii, friniii ifiiiiiv nl nltlier murder or con
spiracy, lie did net belong te the bomb bemb bomb
threwors' organlitieu. Our cause will never
IxiaciuseuntU we hae n few martyrs te
wrlte alxitiL That is what we need. V e
knew imsitlvely Mr. (rlnnell's tlieery el
prosecutlon. Ile knows nothing or ours, net
even our w itnesses."
I'er the llrst tlme sltice tlie trial, interest in
tlie Anarchists' cases c-ausecl crowds te con cen con
gregateiu front or tliecriutlnal court building
en Tuesday. A muscular bdlill at the deer
barred the deer te all mere curiosity scor
ers. Should ene or tliem giin an entrance
under the cloak of hiving " business" up
u..iru .....iiiiip i,iiuii il nr tinllltt makesliiui
explain what bis business is, and finally a
third mail is stationed at the deer of tlie
courtroom with isltlve orders te let In no
strangers.
An extra veulre of MoveutjMlvo men was
in waiting, but nearly one-haltof thorn were
excused by the court for valid roisens. 'I he
work of obtaining Jurymen was then re
sumed. Hani te Oet il .lurjr.
Ciiuwoe, June 2.1. Judge (.ray's court
was thronged when the work of selecting a
Jury in the Atiarchist cases was resumed
this morning. This is a tedious piece of
business, and rrem the number of men ex
amined and exensed, It is net beyond the
ran go of probability that It may be iintiossl iintiessl iintiossl
ble te 11 ml within the limits et Cook county
twelve men who can pass the ordeal te which
they must submit belore being accepted.
I'p te this morning net less than rortj'-lhe
men bae U-en called, examined and re
Jected. Twe had satisfactorily passed me
examination or counsel for the defense, but
still hae te run tlie prosecution gauntlet,
i'rem tlie questions put by counsel for tlie
defense it is obleusly their Intention te
shut out Irish Catholics ami very pronounced
church members orevorj' denomination, all
large employers, foremen In shops, and old
soldiers orthe Union.
KILLKD W1I1LK ARRESTING.
t tTICHT V I ltd IN l AN VAHTUH HllU UAH
AI.HU VIIIKF t)V VUt.lVH.
Itev. .1. P. Thalilier, Willi" IIiuleaverliiK
Arrest ItageiieJohniieii, a Chronic Ijiw.
breaker, Is lii.lantly Killed Willi
l,eail Frem Shelgun.
In
Wiu:i:i.iMrt,W. Vn., June '1 At hoveii
o'clock last evenlng Hev. J. l'.Thatcher, was
shot and killed at MeumlsvllU', Marshall
county. Mr. Thatcher was (uster of ail In
dependent church wltli u geed following,
known as " Holiness Church," and was also
chief of poltce or the town. He went last
eveulng te arrest Eugene Jehnsen, a chronic
law-broaker, who was charged with assault
wllh Intent le kill. Jehnsen win In Ills
lioiise and his wife refused b) let Thatcher
enter, and when he Insisted she attacked liliu
with a halclieL Ile disarmed her and leek
her Inte custody and as he was leavlng the
hoiise Jehnsen eaine up with a double bar
reled 'IThetgun and ilred, the leid faking of ef of
fect in Thatcher's liearLkillliig him Instantly.
.Jehnsen escaped.
Kll.l.KU A NBOIt O IN YUUK.
.Iiilill
Ililiul
PellreimiH tlenrge I'enell MineU
Thrnugli tlin Heart.
Y'eiik, l'n., June la-Jehn Heed and wife,
(colored) el this place, were quarreling this
morning w lien I'ollce Olllcer Geerge I'owell,
hapienliig that way, wascalled in. Heed, who
Is a dosperato cliaracter, drew a knlte and
saying "jeu can't arrest moallve" rushed at
tlie olllcer who drew his rovelvor. During
tlie scullle that followed the olllcer's pistol was
taken from him but he managed te regain it
and as tlie negre rushed at him again, shot
him through the heart killing blm Instantly,
Heed bad been drinking heavilj-.
a lu.uunr iiueTiimt.
tlala Oar III a Pnililliltlim Cltr.
1'iiev inr.NCi:, 11. 1., June l. l'rovldenco
presenU a gala apponrance te-day In honor of
the ir)0th annlversary of the Hottlemont.
Nearly all the buildings, public and prlvate,
are covered with Btrenmers, bunting, Mags
and Fcones or the landing el Hegor Williams.
Larly this morning the weather was threaten
ing and the sky overeist, and later a light
rain eoinuieiKod falling which dampened
the anler or many of theso who wero te
take part In tlie celebration. A procos precos proces
hIoii was formed at the city hall nt
9.U0 a. m., and proceeded te the First
llapllst meeting houre, wliore appropriate
exorclses took plai e. A grand concert will
be given at infantry ball this evenlng by the
Hhode Island Cheral association. Te-morrow
thore will be a military and civic parade
In the morning and a grand trades precession
In the afternoon. The two days colebratieu
will clese with an Interesting exhibition of
hand engines under the control or the Vet
eran Dremen's association.
I'er I'loeil SulTerers.
Hkkmv, June M. The Prussian Landtag
has voted 7 iO,O0O marks for the roller of the
sullerers by the Heeds of the Vistula.
HNKA, July 2k Heeds are increasing
invlolenco and oxtent In Hllesla, liohemla
and Hungary, Hridges, heuses, trees, rail
way tracks and crops Jiave been washed
away and several lives are reported lest.
The datuage te property cannot new be ostl estl ostl
maeod, but it w 111 be enormous. Hains con
tinue te fall heavily and the vvaters are
rising. The inhabitants of the tloedod region
are moving te higher ground as rapidly as
posslbie and many are sullering rrem hunger
and exposure.
IIAILIIOADH IN amy A.
A POLITICAL MACHINE. M
Till IN Hlr.tr TltK I'MNHION OWC
ir.lS VNIUSK JlKVirilt.lt'AN HVLK.
CeminlMlaner lllick lell of Nema riactsmt
lii.litmes VVIiern I'lillllrs Knmsnleil or !
tsrileil Vlaliiinnrs Hunt ler a Peiulen.
A Si"eliliir ter (JungreiisiniMi Hunk,
WvMMNdteN, 1). 0., June it The com
mittee en expenditures or public moneys of
the Senate te-day continued tlie Investiga
tion or Commissioner of Pensions lllack en
his charge that prier te his administration
the pension olllce had been run as a political
machine. In substantiation el this charge,
the commissioner this morning cited the
tension easa of Congressman lleuk. He
showed that notwithstanding thu ontlre
heird of rovlew and medical exatnliiers
of tlie department had found that
thore was no disloyalty in the case, the pen
sion olllce allowed the applicant M,(RH) arrear
ages. The case or (loe. W. Wyatt, of the tl
Indiana regiment was thou taken up. This,
said the commissioner, was a meritorious
case, and It remained en the files In tlin
bureau for lOer VI jears, ulterly ignored. Hut
finally a letter from a Mr. Uraliam
wasroielvod bj' his (Black's) prodecosaor,
urging action en the case and concluding
with the assertion that "Wyatt Is an nctive
friend or eurx audit political hustler." Im
mediately alter the receipt of this communi
cation the commissioner said the case was
passed, and tlie claimant recolved f 1,193 ar ar ar
roaages. The Invostigitien will bocentinuod.
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, Kinliiikv Frnlrlilile Who Killeil 111
llretlier anil Delles Arrest.
Ill.Mii:ithON, Kj-., June 21. A few dajs
age irgll and Lee UrlfUii, brotliers, near
.Ien, quarreled evor the possession or a
watch. Subsequently the brotliers had an
other quarrel about a lelt. Monday night
while passing Virgil's nxmi a meuiber of the
family heard groans. I pen ontering the
room, (irillln was found lying en tlie
bed weltering in bis bleed, his skull
having been crushed by a blew from
Miine heavy blunt iiistritmenk Orly jts jts
terday morning and just previous le the
death of his brother, Lee apeared at the
house with a brace of cocked revolvers In his
hands acknowledging that he committed the
crime, and warned peeple net te billow him
under threats el uealli. it was uoveiepou
that whilelrgil was asleep In the cot Loe
entered and dealt him a blew en the head
with an axe.
Dentil et a .leike).
HitoeivLV n, N'. Y., June a!. Jockey
Herbert Meaten, who was injured yesterday
while riding Asteria in the three-quarter race
eti the grass course at Sboepshead Day, died
this morning or concussion of tlie brain.
The races at Brighten He ich te-day liave
been declared oil en aci eunt of the storm.
I.leveu Vlen riilseneil lijr llimli.
Wvii.iiMi.il', Malno, June it. Llev en
men in the employ or Morien A l'urlngten,
partook el hash for breaklast j-esterdaj', and
wero suddenly prostrated w 1th ielent purg
ing and vomiting, exhibiting strong symp
toms or poisoning. Their recovery soems
doubtrel.
THIS JSMXUVUllHNU IWllULAIt.
M V VN T ,Ht NUTXH.
the Tim n
rcriennl rarasraplis Ihrntish
Alinutt Leut Ilia I.lle.
Met m Jev, July 2.!. llaptlsm.il services
wero held in the Holeriuod Monnenlto
church en last Sunday oveng.
The funeral et Miss Snyder took pla e
lrem lier late resldouce en Kast Main street
en Monday morning, and net lrem the Ho He
formed Monnenlto church, as was stated. It
was largely attended.
Tlie iKireugli authorities are building
sink en Delta stroet le carry oil the water
which forms a pond during a heavy lati in
nun, thereby making llie stroet almost im
passable . , , ,.
Andrew Kloser.atelegraph operaterof the
Pennsylvania railroad, spent Sunday in Ml.
in,. 1,11 r,,riuir liniiin. visitiiur friends.
Miss Miiuiie Oreiner, of Lancaster, for fer
inerly el this place, is visiting the family el
Mr. A. 11. Cemp, living en Marietta street.
P. H. N. Heller, boekkoopor Ter 1). II.
Heller, hardware and Ituplotneut merchant,
of this place, spout Sunday with his parents,
near Middletown, l'a.
Mr. (loe. Sides, of ilalnlirldk'O. was en Men
day the guest or Hev. ). W. Uet, living en
the corner of Marietta and Denegal streets.
Jehn Schell, of KlUabotbtewn, came near
losing his llfe ou Monday afternoon, while
crossing tlie track near the passenger station.
Ills lire was nt est ny a man pulling mm
rrem the Irackjustas l'ast Llnewest brushed
past hlin. .
UergnurA Hngle. the chauinleii brewers of
Philadelphia, arotheguost et l'hll. Frank,
maltster.
A Lancaster Wagen Maker In Hie Wit
Sterling (HI.) Coir, llairisburg Telegraph.
Many years age, Mr. Adam II. Spies, a
wagou-maker, et Lancaster county, came
West and located here. Alter being empUry empUry
ed nvvhlle at low wages he established a little
shop rer repairing vehicles, and subsoquont subsequont subsoquent
ly began te manufacture en a small scale.
iirauuany ms business increaseu, uuu nui
tlme te tlme the building was enlarged.
S'ew Mr. Spies Is sole proprietor of the Stor Ster
ling wagon factory, ene or the largest ostab estab ostab
llbUmentaot its kind In the Northwest, uud
Le Is oue of the solid mcu of the city.
Mr. Handall-Hew Is this quoslien Some
ears age w e had the same contre ersy, and
1 cist my vete then as I cast it en 'lhursday
riem conviction. 1 resisted anj thing that
tended te free trade iu tlie Vnited States and
llie lowering of wages te American laborers.
I iiplausoen the Hepubllcau side. 1 was
condemned In some quarters ler that
vote, 1 went with the rest of jeu (ad
dressing the Domeeratlo side) te a na
tional convention, wliore 1 was told mat
i .. .,i.i i.aui ,ir, iieiiuiiltciuis te hell) me.
What was tlie result et that convention T
Dees any man bere attempt te say that tlie
measure reported te tills llouse by the com
mittee en ways and means Is lu harmony
with the spirit of that convention, or tlie
enunciations el these who took tlie stump in
llsbehair? Ne. I am Just today where 1
Bleed then. 1 am In lav or of a revision et the
. .-.,, I il.u l.,v. nrltif. n( r.itps of lllltV. ItUU
uiiiii, nil, ,i ,,,.., ... -.--- v . .
a repeal iu partet iuternal taxes, upon which
i, ,v..i u ,,.i imiuiis imiiiiiilttee of this llouse
has denied any oue the prlvilige of a vete.
( Applause) I declare that 1 am ready and
w llling te vete w ith anybody who will seek
Intelligently te reform the inequalities or tlie
tarill. Huthowhave we been met in tins
particular T We have had te take ene par
licular bill or nothing. ,.
Mr. Morrison 1 de net intend te be ilrlven
away lrem the subject uoiero iuu nu..,
us the gontleman lrem l'eniisyUanla very
ii niiiiiirsLaiiils. liu verv well under
stands that 1 cauuet go into the tarilt quos-
Mr. Haiulallaskedlfthogeutlomanboliovod
Ibat Presldent Cloveland could liave been
elected H thoceuvontlouhad declared ior.ine
Mr. Morrison replied that Mr. Clev eland
would have gotten mero vetes than he did.
il.. I....I ,wit .nrrliul Ollle. nllVllOW. Hlld had
net cirried Pennsylvania, by eighty thousand
votes, and would net have carried them u
the tarill en wool had been piled a mile
Deiore a vete could be taken en the original
motion Mr. Heed moved an adjournment,
and tlie Hepubllcans by dilatory tactics man
aged te consume the tlme up te 11 e e clock,
when under the standing order the speaker
declared the Heuse adjourned amid "
burki oranplause and dorlsie laughter lrem
the Hepubllcans.
Iruli-lteinarkntile I'rugren
riemtliu Sew erk Tribune.
The Iren furnaces or the country w ere pro
ducing mero Iren June 1 than at any pro pre
v Ions tlme In the history orthe I nlted States.
The number of lurnaces iu blast was Jus, anil
tlie capacity weekly 110,770 tens. It is te be
noticed that, as te a part el the furuHcOS the
capacity reported is a little in ex. ess ei the
actual output, w kilo for the ether furnaces
the returns represent the quantity actuaujr
preduced. Ol the aggregate output, 71,700
tens were or bituminous or ceke iron, M,if
tens or authracite or anthracite mixed with
coke, and .i,bsl tens et chanea Iren. Ihe
lncrctse in capacity or furnaces in blast dur-
!.,,. il,n ..mnlli WM ftWellt 0. i00 tOUS, .Hid SlllCO
January 1 ,T 10 tens, or about il per cent,
a most remarkable change. During the past
v ear tlie increase in output or .tntlir.ic ite lur lur
uaces has been nearly M) lier cent and In
bituminous furnaces about , .percent
mi.i.. ......ri.,i,in liii.r..iis() naturallv sug
gests tlie question whether the output is net
St this tlme much In excess of the demand ler
consumption, and the monthly statement el
the .Imericmi Juiii.iicriei'', lrem which
tliese figures are taken, gives sotue lnrorma lnrerma lnrorma
tleu en this point Though tlie returns it is
stated, de net glve the iiecc.5scry dati .ter an
accurate account et stock en hind, Ithtie Ithtie
lieved that stocks " are increasing ra idlj in
per cent, though at the present tlme thuyare
by no means as great as they ha e been at
i.i ,,rie,i in llm n.cst 'Iho lniiwrtant
feature In the increase Is tint sre1r'0"la80,
Is large." It Is much te be regretted that the
?..... ,,... .im ,mi eiiinv the advantage of
a correct and reliable suteuient et ec'0"
hand mentblv-, which would be of Invaiua
Me Sen ice at limes in guiding ttoelloiw
of producers. Thus lar, though the irese
in stocks must liave been relatively large, tlie
actual quantity en band does "etl'lfii0
have become se great that prices have been
materially ailected, though 'jre arosemo 1"-.ii-.,..u'r
uI:iim in the Philadelphia
market, where Southern iron is ollered troo treo troe
lyatpricos lielew Uat el Pennsylvania furnaces.
A. MAN NKAlll.Y IIVIUXH AI.IIX
Iu a Ci.llln I'er Tweiilj Four Heur anil 1,011 1,011
cleu el Kverjllilng Almnt Hlin.
a vinmiiuminrv comes from Clinten, Ky.
It appears that Oeo. O. Diulels, of that place,
had been ill for soveral months aud last ed
nesday, te all appeirances, died. The re
mains were put iu a casket, where they
remained twenty hours awaiting the arri
val of relatlves te aueim '
midnight Thursday, the w ateliers who stir
rounded the celli.. ' ere start tail by dee.
groan emanating 'runt " ---.
a aerman naine,r Wabbeking, ftAlvMey
rushed from tlie room. W abbeking re
mained, and as tlie groans continued he
ralseil the ceiUn lid tmd saw that ""'
was allve. Seilng the body, lie placed It
upright A low spismodle gasps, a sliudiler,
ai'id the corpse speke "loud, 'rbe relat Ives
returned te lliul me man " "
and conversing with reasonable strength.
Mr. Daniels claims te have been perfectly
conscious of overj thing w bleb passed around
him, but says be was unable te move a
muscle. He heard the sobs or his relatives
when hew. is pronounced dead by doctors,
and noticed the preparations for the funeral.
Ile Is about eigtuy jean, u. ..
Ilie Twe Kullrnail Matli.ns at Cornwall ltrekeu
Open en Tuesday Mht.
On Tuesday night liurglars wero busily at
werkal Cornwall ; from the manner In which
they operatod it is bolie ed they wero pro
fessionals. 'Iho stations of betli railroad
companies were broken open and robbed. The
thiees lirst visited tlie olllce or the Corn
wall A Lebanon railroad, whero II. 1!. er
lurt is ntrnnt. There was no ene iu the
building and the doers wero forced open,
the locks of the drawers broken aud about
f Is In money was taken.
The station of the Cornwall A Mt llope
read (which connects with the ltn caster
line) was next v isited. One of the w lndew s
was ferced up, and In that manner the
thloves ontered. In the building was an old
safe or the Lille make. The burglars drilled
a three-eighth Inch nole iu uiosaieuoor just
above the lock. Powder was then placed lu
the hele and it was llred. The doerot the
sale was blown oil and shattered te pioces.
Tliocencussiouwassogie.it that a glebo en
a light fastened te the ceiling, eight
feet from the lloer, was blown oil.
The thioes stelo thirty dollars iu monej'.
from the sate, and although thore was consid
erable clothing and ether valuable property
i ti,n l.iilUlmr. It was net disturbed. Mr.
i:. L. Gretl is agent at tills statiei),and be lelt
for home last evening at hair-past eigut
o'clock. Ne ene beard llie neise which must
have been uiade by the explosion of the sate.
A chisel, brace and bit ami a inoiiey dravver
wero lelt beiilnd bytlie tblees. Tlie drawer
was ene which was takeu from the Cornwall
A Lebanon station. The chisel had been
used bytlie tbieves te lorce opeu doers,
drawers, etc.
l.dO.l I'mt lira Stunting.
Dosplte the bid weather yesterday altor alter altor
eoon thore was an intorestlug target practice
at Tells Haiti. A series or six matclies, ei
three rounds each, was started, resulting iu
the following score out of a possible aid, i :
.inim T. Unarm. 113: Jacob Wolfer, 139;S.T.
Davis, M. D., VII ; Henry J. Hegel, IW ; Wil
lisii.. H;il. SO : Jehn llertine, 1 1.
JehnT. Hnapp uiade two contres ene en
a trial and oue iu the score ; he wen 1st prire
In 1st 2d and uth matches ; 2d prie in 3d
and ith matches ; and 3d lu 5th match.
Jacob Welter alsomade two contre shots
ene en trial and ene In the score ; wen 1st
prlre In the 1th and uth maiciie ; -a m nui,
and 3d In 3d matches. Henry J. Hegol made
two centres oueou trial and ene lu score j
wen 3d prle iu ith match. S. T. Da Is, M.
D.. wen 1st erue In 3d match ; 'Jd in 1st and
lib, and 3d In IM matches. William
ZiX prie In -d match.
limy May Net Ite llullt Until lliu People Can
Make the Material.
Hiiui.iN, June -5. Tlie (.ieruiau Colonial
association has lietight llve hundred Kilo Kile
metres of theVItu territory, located In the
northern part of Zanzibar. The Vesiichc
Cfitumi says: Hoperta from the German
delegates te China sent te that country for the
purpose or opening up the commerco of the
Chlnose ompire by tlie means of railroads are
te the etlect that there is no chance of obtain
ing grants for the building of such reads,
until tlie present emperor attains ids major
ity which he will net reach until the latter
part of lhb". Tlie reports further state that
the tice regent luforiued the delegates that
he would only allow the building or railroads
lu China when the Chlnese isjople would be
able te manufacture the material therefer.
A Ship's OIllierl'iitHlly Slalibeil.
Ni.w Yeiik, June S3. The American brig
May C. Mariner, or Portland, Malno, Jrem
Vigues, arrived at quamnline this morning.
Her ensign was union down lrem tlie gall.
Tlie pelice beat steamed aleug side and the
oillcersoti going aboard wero iutermed by
Captain Wharten, that a sailor named Krank
Pakeloten, bad ou the leth Inst, stabbetl the
clilef efllcer, James C. Lew Is. The tw e had a
quarrel concerning a pet of far, which was
accideutill' upset by Pakoleten. Lewis had
created 111 "feeliug among the sailors by his
brutality le a (iermaii seaman named Jehn
II. Herger, en the voyage out Lew Is died
from Ids injuries.
Tlie French Primes Departing.
Putts, June J3. Ill accordauce with the
bill passed by the Senate and Chamber of
Deputies providing ler me oxpuisieu ei tee
princes, a decree w.cs promulgated te-day
ordering them te leae 1'rauce forthwith.
Three of the princes leave te-night. The Hoyal Heyal
Ist senators and deputies te-day awaited lu a
body en the Cemte de Paris at his residence,
the Chateau d Iln aud extended their sym
pathies with him aud took lermal leave of
the comte.
llEOh'S ltlt.1. IN TUB HKNATX.
Te lli'fttraln C"ncreiiien Frui.i Acting ni the
Atlernejs rer Corporations.
WAsiiiNiire.v, 1). O,, June 21. Senate.
Mr. l'rye reported favorably from the com
mittee en commerco a bill auioudlugthe
laws relating te Btoambeat insjiecters, similar
te the ene Introduced iu the llouse yoster yester
day. After explaining that the bill was in
accerdance with the president's recommenda
tions in approving the shipping bill, Mr.
l'rje tald the vessel ownets of the country
were under obligations te tlie presldent for
bis action in the matter. The bill was passed
I without dobate.
Hesolutiens woreHiibmlttodby Mr. (loerge,
and referred te the judiciary commlttee, Ini
strtictiug that comuilttee te report a bill re
pealing all laws which have bceu declared
unconstitutional by the supreme court, and
providing ler a goneral it-dex or digest of Iho
statutes of the United Slates including theso
of the present Congress.
Mr. Hawley's motion le ricensider the
vete en the bill prohibiting members or Con
gress accepting ompleymoiit lrem subsidized
railroads, was then taken up.
Mr. Beck resumed the fleer and speke
against reconsideration. He donled that he
Intended te Injure anybody by the introduc
tion or the bill. Mr. Beck said that if the Sen
aeo agreed te the motion, te reconsider, that
would be the end of the bill. He read Mr.
Mitchell's amendment proposing te prohibit
members or Congress from doing low busl
ness for bankers, imperters, or manufactur
ing or oleomargarine, tobacco or whisky, and
characterised it as "taking a lick at crea crea
tleu." He deprecated such auioudmeuts.
Winded te I.j lull Pruliltiltleiiial.
Cr.rTiiN. Iowa. June J3. A mob of sa-
loenistf attacked the jail early yesterday
morning, intending te lynch the Prohibi
tionists lie are underarrest for alleged par
ticipation In Monday's riot The sherlll and
deputies llred into the mob, wounding four
meu. Most or the crowd wero druuk and
lied when the sheeting coininemod. The
two prisoners were afterwards removed te
tlie state prison at Anances u
The Men saved The lilrl UreiineO).
G l.KNW oei. StMtlMis, Cel., J 1111623. While
Miss Bella Sager and two moil wero crossing
the repe suspousieii bridge across Hearing
l'erk, Monday, ene et the pests te which the
cable w.cs fastoued pulled out ei the greuud
and the three wero thrown into the swift
current The two men clung te the ropes
which were washed against a bank and
escaped, but the j-eung lady was carried into
Grand river and drowned.
l-utlllial rreutilc In France
Pvnis, June J.5. The pelice have been
ordered te arrest all Loyalist sympathisers
who In any way demonstiate their displeas
ure at the action etj the government in e.xpoi e.xpei
llng tlie princes. M. droll, the Krench em em
bassaeor at Vienua has resigned from that
pest as n pretest en his part against the ox ex ox
pulsiens. Tlie resignation of M. Wadding Wadding
ten, ambassador te Louden, is also said te be
Imminent
A Supreme .ImlRe Married.
Ni:v Yenic, June 2.5. Justice Htauley
Matthews, of the United States supreme
court, whose wire dled In January, 18S5, was
married te Mrs. Mary K. Theaker, of Cleve
land, nt the heuse et the latter's ceusiu, Mrs.
Charles Parseu, jr., Ne. 27 WesUS street, to
day. Thore w ere about Ut ty persons present,
among whom wero Morliuier aud Henry
Matthews, brothers of the groom ; Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Hitchcock, Judge Bourke, el
Cleeland; Justice Blatcbferd, Mr. and
Mrs. Jeseph H. Vilas, of Wisconsin. Ti0
bride and groom loae for Hurope to-mer
row.
Wauled loe Many Wives.
Cv.NiiiN, O., June 23. Koinheld Wilhelm,
a young Germau baker, v he came hore from
New Yerk rocently, was long Iu leewlth
Mary Neck, aged nlnoteeu. Her parents
were oppesod, aud finally forbid him te
enter the bouse. This morning Holnheld.
sat down ou the doorstep or Mary Neck's
resldouce and shot lilmseir through the
lungs. He wilt die. Wilhelm already has
onewiloaud child at tlie county inllrmary
hore and anether wile In New Y'erk.
A TKItUlKLK DlaASTXIt.
Filly
'eraeus Thrown Inte Hie ltlver Near
1'rHCiia anil Nearly All Drowned.
Pitviu i:, June 2k A terrlble disaster oc
curred en the Sazawa river uear this place to
day. A rerry beat leaded with passengers
was crossing the river when It suddenly and
without the slightest warning capsied, pre
cipititlng lllty persons into the water.
Nearry all woreurownou. iweiiiy-iivuuDuu
bodies have thus far been rocevorod.
BaU
CONTINUING 1IIX VlllVVD.
Anether Karnest Oellmiuy lu Which l Pound
Heme Kepnbllraii Flllhuaterlug.
WvsiuNfiTON, June 23. Heuso Tlie
speaker announced the couferoes en the con
suliir and diplomatie appropriation bill.
Mr. Wise, of Virginia, from the commltleo
nn naval allalrs. reported a bill restoring cer
tain cadet englneers te thelr legal right and
preper olllce and rank In the navy ; com.
mlttee et tue wnoie.
Mr. Morrison, of Illinois, thou called up
Te llrlug Hniiie it Hail lluy.
Ltvcer.v, I une 23. Mr. Krank Stahl, an
uucloet Jacob l'aust, who loll his home ou
last Thursday, went te Alteena ou 'luesday
evenlng, te bring back the boy who has
been captured by the pelice authorities, en a
suit brought by Mr. lMiuund Mehn for an
attempt te rape a j'eung girl. The suit has
been wiinurawii ami .nr. mum wm umivu ....
oilert te have the boy placed lu the llouse of
Hetuge.
Cigar business Is again booming slewlj.
Mr. Ben Wlssler shipped 00,000 last woek.
l'armers are busy making hay which will
be a geed crop.
Hev. Sweitzer and L. li Miller will attend
the Lancaster classisel the Hefermed church,
w hlch con enes at Marietta en Tiiursuay.
Hev. Denal is the guest of Mrs. Meekly.
A district campmoetlng, under tlie auspices
of the Hv angelical association, will be held
at Brovvnstewii. commencing en August 6,
Wit- I nnil eudiue en the Uth.
The Brownstown cornet band passed
i.rrir witi.ier. llv lug near New Helland, through our vlllage en Saturday eeniug te
""L :& 'ii accident en Tuesday Denver. They ptajeu seerai u.m vm.
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morning. He was cutting down a tree aim
wheu it foil It ledged In the forks or auother
tree for a inemeiit Mr. Witmer did uet
think It would fall te the ground at euce. no
was slew In cettlug out of the read, and be.
fore he could get away a part el tue tree
struck him en the leg. That uiomuer was
-.wi,n,i u IliiII v that ammilalleu was neces
-' w -.. e ., t.. ...n
sary. ihe operaiiou was poriunueu iu iue
afternoon by Dr. L Bushong, assisted by Dr.
B. Winters. Mr. Witmer Is a young mar
ried mau aud he and his family have the
sympathy or the cetnmuulty iu his atlllo-tien.
The Cattle Must Ue.
MisKOdi r, Indian Torrltery, June Ilk
itmnmer Wolf, of the Chickasaw nation,
j esterday issued a proclamation ordering the
limned late removal of all cattle from the na
iinn. and imposing ene dollar per head for
grass cousumed by Bald cattle. Many of
theso cattle have been purcbased by Chicka
saw citl7ens, but this proclamation nullities
the purchases.
Humors et Ijirge Cmtum Frauds.
tuvinnv. Ont. June 23. Humors are
current hore of gigantic custom frauds by im im
lerters of fruit A customs olllcer says that
the frauds have been carried en ler a long
tlme all evor Canada ami that most el the
large Imperters are In the sohemo. At least
threo large tlrms of Terente are Implicated.
Settlements are likely te be uiade by the
firms pajiug large forfeits.
Toek Murphtue rer Cramp.
Hfi'i'Ai.e, N. V., June 21. Themas Dyer,
night clerk iu Lyman A Jellrey's drug store,
took a dese of morphlne last night te re
lieeo an attack or cramps. This morning he,
was found in an unconscious condition aud
dled seen alter. He had taken an ev ordeso
LRU VltUHHXn 111 A 1UXK.
Iho Terrible Aichlenl Tint Helel Harry
,.ir. I.lilnc Near New llelliiu.il
Ceal Works Horned.
L i lieni, l'a., June 23. At a late hour
yesterday afternoon, the trestles, tipple, scale
hniisn aud olllce building at the Leyalhauua
coal works, near this place, wero entirely de
stroyed by a lire of unknown origin. Less,
30,000 ; partly insured.
A Terrible Accusation.
iv,.,, xv'vwi.. lud.. June ih Themas
Bradbttrg, it well-known farmer of this
vicinity, was couvicted te-day of attempted
rape ou his 11-year-eld daughter, and was
sentonced te 11 years lu the peuiteutlary. The
testimony w as brief, ceuclusiv e and extremely
disgusting.
A litter limit Culllalnu.
CiNi.sv.vil.Ohie, June 23,-A cellis en
took place ou the riv or at 8 a. in belw con he
stea.nl.eats Ingemar and The Veterau, the
latter having a heavy tow of barges. Ne
lives were lest but there was great damage te
both beats.
bull Agal'int htnulnirg Horeiigh.
Mnrv l' Hnlehlmaii. through her attoriiev s,
A. J. Kberly and Jehn W. Deuiluser, te-day
entercd suit in the court of common pleas
against the borough of Strasburgferdamages.
The allegation Is that plaintilPs pronerty Is
damaged by reason et tne coiisirucneii u
erectlSn of a drain through preH.rty adjoin
lug her'sen the east ; that whenever there Is
a heavy rain this drain Is net large enough te
carrv oil" the water, aud in consequonco plain
tlil's land Is tiadly washed. The amount of
damages claluied Is $1,000.
WXATUXU VHOIIAUH.ITIXH.
. Wasiunutep., D. O., June23.-Fer
"4t lVwinm New Yerk. Kastern X'enusyl-
vanla. and New Jersey local rains,
followed by fair vvoather, stationary totnpora tetnpora totnpera
turo, varlable winds, becoming westerly.
r'euTiiunsDAY liOcalralusandstatlenary
temperature are indicated for the New Eng
land states and gonerally fair weather with
stationary temperature for the Middle Atlantle
statea. .
Hurt in a Wreck.
Seuin I'liAMiNOHAM, Mass., June 23.
Conductor Carlten's freight train en the Old
Colony railroad, which lelthereat JO o'clock
this morning, Is derailed at Seuth Sherbern,
and the head brakeman, whose name cannot
be learned at this hour, Is Horieusly injured.
A w recking and relief tralu has just left here
for the sceue of the acoldent
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The Trey Cellar Manufacturer.
Titev, N. Y., June Si Tlie Cellar Manu
facturers association met at 10 o'clock this
morning and adopted a resolution ordering
all the cellar facteries te rostime business te
morrow and requesting ail the empleyes te
report for dutj'. The meulders will resume
te-morrow.
The llar'n Animal IMcnlc.
Many inoiubers of the lueaster bar who
intended going te Penryn yesterday, te par
ticipate In the annual plcule and dinner, re
mained at home en account el the disagree
,.i.. ,. ..eii.nr Thoherirosontworocompella
te stay hi tnopavllUen thOBreater rteT J
t & tee The' ah,USrbig Imich w7prii .
all day. and at 3 o'clock the lawyers sat dem
teasi.letidId dinner which was prepr4 la
Conland t Hckerfa best style. The menu ,
was as follews:
Little Ncclt Clams.
Clam Chewdur.
Jlreilcdhnrlng Chickens. Uaked Potateos.
bllted Tmnaleus. Ci reen l'eus.
Doviled Cruhs. ijanttega Chilis. Lobiter Baiaa.
Cotisldentble tlme was spent at the tei?S
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homes ou the eveulng tram.
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