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IN Til It NKT I'AHI.IAMKST.
Ills I'rleiull l(cl)lii( en llie CiMrfne el the
Cnniertiillie.lluleiilsl Cmtlltluu Iiii
irntnhle 1 tint the Tnrlr Will Outnlii
Alilii(lfiriiilrnl MiirklngMnJntlly.
ltetutiiH of tha (ltH.lldiiH nt inlilnlKlitTliura.
day show that lirt members have thus rar
been uleclud, leaving 171 ft te Ixj uliosen.
Or tliove iilteaily rctiiriK-il 1B are Consnrvn Censnrvn
thui, out hiuI out rtilliiMiit or tlie Marquis
or Salisbury, ami rUnre llartliiglnnlnti Liber
als, making "Ol llrm opponents of (Hailstone's
ttclioiiie for home ruin. oreladslohlans ptire
mil simple 130 lutMi been uhi'tml, which,
Willi as Partuilllte, niHke n total or l'.i'i sup.
jKirlKM or (lliulHtoiie'H 1)111 Thus It will H)
"wn Hint there In, up te tlm present time, u
solid hmII liemn ruluni.ijiiilty el IPrt.
ItnluniH nre still cotillen In, litit tliev show
no irelMlilllly el n rovers il or tint verdict
against tlie government, which li tlie verdict
Of till) IIIHS"HW, iiml net el tlie c1hs.su, as li
preMil uieru liy the Increase of tlm iiiiinlwr
of vuteiseu tlm ("onsvrvatlve hIiIm than by
tlm actus! Increase In tlionuiMber of Conserva
tive) iiiiimhuiH. II Mr. (Hailstone could no
euro the rcluine! a liiiuui tuln uiudidalu In
every election vet te I mi held, lilt umjetity
Willi tlm PariitMlllnsiiver tlm Conservative
nnil Hartingteulaus would be only Oil ; hih!
Mtpieiiig llie remaining 171 members te be
Welded iiH)ii hIieiiIiI Ixi equally divided lw lw
Iween stipperlMM of (Hailstone mid lrnll
mid Salisbury mid Hiirtlngten, tlie result
would lmU)ioiiie rille votes against 3SS ou
tlm iinll-vlladstone side, or a majority ter
lairds Salisbury aud Hnrtlitgtuii or lint.
Leeking ferwiud te ether silblllllos silbllllles silblllllos
Htippenltig Unit when tlm llouseol Commens
mints en August . (Hailstone nlieillil iron()
a mea-mre te meet tlm views nllke or Hart Hart
liigleu anil Mr, Chamberlain, mid also Hint
tlm rest of llie eledlmis Nlienld lw equally
illldi'd lit'twtx'U (iliiilstoueltcs nod null.
()Ih(IhoiicHeh, thore would result a unjerlty
or six for tlie Conservatives : that 1, If no
change takes place In llie relative uiiiuberH,
there would be returned .vis Conservatives
and .: liiiiue nil erf. lOiiipeMil or (Had (Had
hIeiiuIUm, Hartingtuulans, ('Inuiberlaliiltu-i
and I'aruulllle, making llie afore-Mid I'ou I'eu I'ou
cerMitUe inujerttv of "It.
It In lielleved til it unless the coiintles yet
le Imi heard from entirely change llie nltua nltua
lien tlie .Miiripils or ll.irtlUKteu will be
etleitsl a cImike te form a nuw ministry.
'Ihls beltefls net nlmrisl tiy the faithful ad
licrunlx or (iladtenit, who still think the
bk'sI premier will ulther hae a majority or
In) In n minority he mull at te justify him
In retaining olllee and IntriMliicIni; n bill de
Nlued te ineet the len of all urtles in the
country who l.er any wirt of home rille.
Yet ills believed that matters h nil roiie tee
tar te warrant an eKs-Uitieti or rocoiidlia recoiidlia roceiidlia
tlon twtwmjii Lord llarthiKten mid iilad iilad
tteni, and nellilug Is ceimldered osible
that leads Uend a llartlnten K"ernnient
with8allHbur'asupxirt ail itlllanie ir net
an actual coalition.
ThoHltilntleii at this meiiiKilt Is oiKoura eiKoura oiKeura
Kiui;tothii far-eeIiig Irlslunen who knew
that a coal I tlen en an autt homerulo basis can
nelHurvlMi. ThuyniHi in the near future the
triumphant pHsai;oef a home rille measure,
'l'he luent alarming prasMs't, honevor, Is the
pos-slhle conjunction, uiorely for mitl-hoiiie
ruin tiurxises, of the C'ouxiratles and the
miviiIIih! Unionists apilubl Mes-sm. liladstone
and l'arnell. This would xie tlm calcula
tion given abeNO heldiiig g(xxl .ls autl autl autl
homerulo miIch, .igalust ler home rule,
aiidthisiHjustwh.il the lamdeu CouxurMi CeuxurMi
turs wure hoping rer mid twttlug umiu.
'I he new l'arlianiint will meet August 5
Tin: iii.it is nit i Ait.
Returns rts.eletl up te .six o'clock Thurs
day DNcnliig show a total CoueoMiitliu mid
l.'nlenM Nole or :U,IJ7 and a (iladstenlau
oteofSS7,7s Of the sixty-two Londen xeats
only eleven have ln'en xwMired by (.I.ulston (.I.ulsten
Innx. The geverinnent uewxiais)ra admit
that the oiceof the maierlty el the masses Is
the Kami) as that et the ila.-M's.
The tetalant nildulght nre : I onservatlww
and I nlenlstx, Jirj; t,ladsteuluuN, 1'u
The Censervathes, in order te obtain a
working majority Independent or the Lib
oral Unionists, must curry U of the remain
ing 17.1 seats, mid It Is considered luiprobable
that they will succeed In doing he. '1 he
Claddteulaus ruly iiixjn the cellapse of the
Conseratlo-l nienlst coalition whun Lord
Salisbury takes olllce, and they are certain
that the Conservatives cannot iloinlnate the
Iloiiseof (.'omuieiiH unlesa the I r.leiilsta te
ojxjrate w Ith them. It Is reported In gov
ernment circlet that Mr. (Iladstone is un
daunted, and Is iletermlned te vvage a tease
less Uittle In Parliament. Political leaders
orevery irty auticlpatea licrled et iiuiiruco iiuiiruce
dentist Parliamentary ceulllcL
The following Parliamentary candidates
have Ix'en returned unepKised : J. O. lllg
gar (l'.irtiollite), ler West Ca van ; J. O'Con
nor (Parnolllte), Seuth Kerrv ; X. hhlel
(Pamelllte), .Seuth Miuth ; L. P. llavden
( l'arnellite), Seuth Leltrlm.
Mr Jehn Lublxx'k 1 1 nienlst) has Inten
elicted Ireiil Londen I nhnmity. Ills
(iladhteniau opponent, Mr. Harrison, xjlud
MO el the total vole 1,8.10. The district has
IWi'lix-terH, mid bir Jehn Lubbeck In the
last election had no opposition.
Among the ether candidates returned to
day are: Justin McCarthy (Parnolllte),
North Longford, .James Tuito (l'arnellite),
North Wintineath , Hir J. I. Cerry (Tery),
Mfddle Armagh, by 1,100, against 3,5'. for
Mr. fiardner (Parnelllle); Arthur O'Connor
(l'arnellite), Last Denegal, by a reduced
majority In u diminished votej Jehn J.
Clancy (Paraelllte), North Dublin j P. J.
O'ltrlen (Pamellile), North Tlpperary, mi mi
epixwed; Hlght Hen. Davis l'lunket (Con (Cen (Con
xervatlie), Dublin I'lilviirslty , Kight Hen.
ilugti Helmes (Couservativo), Dublin l'ni
verxlty.
MesxrH. .lohiuieu and Ceuiinel, the l'arnell
Hea who undertook te contest the two seats
belonging te Dublin I diversity, and which
went at the last eloctleu te the present In
cuinbenls without opposition, received but
67 mid WI volts rospettlvoly,aga!nst 1,871 and
1,807 olletl by the Winners out el a total
registry et 4,127. After the result or the
veting'had been announced and the usual
speeches had bceu made, tlie students joerod
Messrs. Counsel and Jehnsen, and sang
"Cled Save the Qucen," all standing. Kov Kev
oral atl0lulists reliisiug te uncover, their
hats were knocked el).
The (lladatenims have gained Cupar
AugiiH, I'lfeshire and Duinlrles from the
Unionists. Tlm Teries have gained Seuth
east Kullelk, Seuth Lnnarksliire mid North
Cainbervvell rrem the Liberals.
Mr. J. V. . O'llrlau, l'arnellite, lias been
re elected te Parliament in the Seuth di
vision or Maye w itheut opposition.
Kir It. A. Cress, Conserv alive, has been
re elected lu the Ne vvtewn division of Iain
cashlre. The Teries have gained the Strat
ford division of Lancashire.
(MIAMIIKHI.AI.N'H FIEIl HI'Kl.fll.
Lord Hurtlngten and Mr. Cliainberlaln id
dressed n meeting at Hosendalo, mid wero
loudly cheered. A. -vete or coulldeuce in
Lord Harliugten was adoptetl by a large
inr.Jerlty. Mr. Chamberlnlu In his speech,
eald that behind the National League there
were foreign enemies of Lngland ; there w nre
Ferd, Hgau and the Tonkin conspirators,
KJiuetiines working through Parn ell's ob eb ob
Btructlen, HOtnotlines through the assassin's
knile and dynamite. (Hisses.) If KnglUh
men acciipted the policy of these moil (cries
or "Nel") they blieuld be consistent aud
glve them nil they wanted ; they must
truckle te sedition te Hitlsfy the traitors.
The concession el an Irish Parliament
would net rninove obstruction, but would
tause censtaut friction and pnincsaiid compel
an Increase, of the army ami navy.
uieTiNfiiN fAitiiirr.
Itieliug broke out Thursday alternoen In
Cardlt), Wales. The imllce ( harued uml
wounded ever 100 persons. Twenty of Iho
Injured wero seriously hurt and wero con.
v eyed te the hospital. Owing te the oxclto exclto oxclte
men! that prevails the mayor of Cardltl has
prohibited a meeting which was te have beau
held te celebrate the return of Kir 1. J. Heed
(Oladatenian) te Parliament The pollce
will he prosecuted for using undue violence.
The Ltet el lite Situation.
Londen, July 0. The Torlei have wen
UulnnODhaui, In Wiltstilre, and Malden, Id
Kssex, making the total Unionist gain 33.
The Terjps continue te get Hrvoepiug urn-
Jorltles In the r.ngllxh counties. The Union
ists te-day suweeded In reUlnlng Ihelr seats
In Inverneslilre, l'orlarnhlre and I'nlklrk
Hughs, Scotland, and at IlartlepiKil,
In the North division el Leltrlm, Mr. Con
way, l'arnellite, and In the Meuth dlvlsen or
Leuth Mr. H. P. (Hit, Parnelllles, have been
oteclod.
Up te I in m., l1 Teries 01 Unionist, lit
Liberals and 70 Parnellilesliavobeoiieluctoil.
TiioTurliMnreconiUlonl that their niiuilHir
will reach ,TJ0.
TUB KAHTKUPt IJICnlJUV.
Itcimnel Alarm Cmueil li) tlm MeiiMimnti of
HiiMlaii ImniK,
Twe reglmnuts of tlie Itusslau lmMrlal
tluard have arrlved at Klchlnef, the capital
or llessarabla. Thore Is oeusldnrablo uueasl
tiess In elllclal circles In Londen ever the
situation in tlie Last.
The Austrian press htillove that Hussla
actwl as alie did nt lUteuni ut this tlme bo be bo
caiisushe believed that Mr. (Iladstone will
be forced te rellre and that Lord Halls
bury will be his Hiiccosser as prlme
minister. The diplomat, me far as
their opinions have been learned, ls ls ls
llove that Uussla, bofeio closing the ixirt of
Ilateum, obtalned the nvsent or l'rlnce Ills
luarck te this nioasure. The 1 rench press
svniiiathlrewltn Uussla. 'Ihls I rtnch sup
purt or llussln's Ksltlen Is due te the Iwllel
that Kiigland, linvlng B civil war 111 sight,
will net vonture te provnke n cenlllct with
Hussla ler tlm priwent. l'rlnce lllsmarrk Is
going rrem Klsslngen le Oastelu te allt'iid
the inneting of Kuitiorer William ami Dm
Hrnr I'rancls Johepli, which will take plaisj
en July V).
The sum or 1(1,001,000 ruilbles has lieen set
npail by Hussla for Improving ports en tlm
lllack Hen and Sua of A tot te enable them te
admit thu largest Husslau Ireu-clads.
Mat 1 vac hrm t'liiivt-iillfiii Ailjiiurint
'I he convention of state teachers cloned Its
sessions en Thursday. Thore wero 1114
teachers present, the largest number since
the meeting In Philadelphia in 1S71. The
first pair read was that of Miss Mary L.
l)iinn,ef Uarrett's l'erd, en primary work.
In the discussion which followed the speakers
were l'n)feser Watsen, of sceiiIii , Miss
Oram, of Philadelphia , Ur llroeks, Hiiperiu
teiideiit Desh and ethers. Ill the ab-euce of
Prorexser Luckey, Mrs Kellogg, el tlie ('.ill ('.ill
fernla Nermal school, sike en thu relation
of the teacher te the public A discussion en
county Institutes fellow ml, In which Dr.
hrankllti Tayler, Dr. ickershaiii nud
ethers pirltcl pitted.
One et the most Interesting jupers or the
convention was read by .Superintendent It.
M. Ktreeter, of Tltusvllle, en the high school
(piestlen. In the discussion which tollewtsl
I'rofimser llui h, et Liucister, l'rolesser
Samuels, of Philadelphia, and ethors took
put. 'I he next address was by Mrs. Ilattle
Kemp, of Allegheny.
ltmolutlens were adopted setting forth the
w Isdiim of tlm law prev Idlng for the teaching
of teuixiraiice, phjxlolegy mid hygiene in
Iho public scIkkiIs , rtsjeuiiiiending thoeuact theeuact
meiit of n law making attendance at tlm
county Institute compulsory, and providing
for llie temH)iu- itleti or the teachers vvhlle ill
attuudaiice , rmsjiuineudlng thocedlfyiiin of
the school laws el the state, aud asking the
pasxage of u law extending the school term
se that tlm minimum term be six mouths.
bummer Ilfiirr,
Mr. l. Paul Dougherty, Miss Kale Dough
erty and Miss Knte Kelly, lelt yesterday ler
u ten dajs stay at Atlantic City.
Hev. Dr. 11 V. (.erlurtand wife have gene
te Allelitewu teHH)nd ncoupleot weeks.
Miss Jennle t.erhart Is visiting friends In
l'minlttsburg and IlHgorstewn, Md.
Prof. William M. Nev In mid w lle are visit
ing at Carlisle.
Miss Mauile Nevlti has gene te Pittsburg
tesKjnd soiiie tlme with relatives.
Prank (.rlest, clerk te the county commix
sinners. Is at Atlantic I Ity with tlie editors.
It. It. Hisk Is also there. At the bmipiet te
the editors at Congress ball last nlglil, Mr.
Ulxk resiKiuded te the toast "The Llies."
Miss Ilattle Malone Is visiting Mrs. Lliner
Stvatiger, 1 1 read street, llarrlsburg,
M.ister Warren and Miss Nettie Mitchell,
Ren and daughter of Kev. Dr. J. V. Mitihell,
left Lkiiuaster this morning te visit their
relatives in Kasten, P.t, where they will re
main seme weeks.
The Tueqiuu club oien thelr encampment
at erk I'urna"e Springs en Monday. Jehn
II. lliuiiigardner and O. M. . ibiu, of the
executive coinmlttee of theclub, have here
this evening ter the place of encampment te
make arrangements ter the club. At a meet
ing of the club Thursday evening Samuel 1).
Manxman, Dr. Walter ISeardiiian, Joe W.
I ritcheyand 1'rel. 1 O. Lyle wero elected
annual members of thu club.
Tlie picnic by th3 Keforiued Sunday
schools at Penryii, vesterday, was the largest
held at the park this season by Lancaster
people
Ct etlhe )irll en llie (luuld sjaipiu.
J. S. Delay, u prominent Knight of Ltbnr,
w he acted its secretary of the joint committee
of District Assemblies New. 101 aud 17 ittn iiij;
the late xtrlke en the Gould Southwest svs
tum, is in St- Letus. He has been traveling
through Texas with Master Workman T. 1'.
McCulre, of New Yerk, during the iwist
month, dlsburNiug meney ler the general
oxecutive Ixiard of the Knights mid alleviat
ing the distress caused by the strike. He
sa s the cost of the Could sv stem strike te the
general beard wax ?llx),(HXl, and tlie less or
wages te strikers, f 1,000,000. These figures,
he said, were elllclal. The cost of the strike
te the railroad ceiiiany had been placed at
1 1,600,000 by Attorney Pertls and superin
tendent Kerrigan, 'llie general beard has
closed up all business connected with the
Inte strike, and It is net likelv that any
mure money will be disbursed te district as
semblies. C. A. Hall, whose discharge was Instru
mental lu caulug the trouble, is still residing
in Marshall, Tux. lle Is out of work aud
being taken cue of, together with the balance
of the be) h in his situation.
HurKlarluua Kutry
This morning botweou - o'clock aud day
light, thieves broke into the bar-room or the
Schlller Heuse (IX C. Hall, proprioter) and
stele about f 15 worth of liquors and clears.
An ontrance was ellected by forcing thu rear
outside deer with u Jimmy, the inside belt of
the lock being broken squarely oil, and the
screws of thu lock being se much loosened
that the ether belts were forced out of the
locks Thu inside deer leading from the
rear of the hall te the bar-room appears te
have been opened with a false key'us there
are no marks or a Jimmy en the deer or
deer jambs. The thieves had a pretty geed
knowledge or liquors and cigars as they car
ried oil it bottle el f 5 brandy and a box or the
best cigars, besides sampling soine or the
Inst brands of liquors and cigars be hind the
counters.
Wax He .Murdered anil lleulicd ?
Jehn Kheads,a peddler who lives in an old
shanty near ludlantewn-aap en the lllue
mountain near Lebanon, has been missing
from his customary haunts ler sonie days
aud It is belloved that he has been murdered
by two suspicious looking strangers who
wero seen lu the vicinity. Ollloers broke
open the missing man's shanty, but found
nothing unusual sive the disarranged bed.
Hheads bad accumulated considerable money
and the theory Is that he was murdered and
robbed.
Hie Parent rolaeua Her Captive OIIrliig.
I rem thu Manhelm bentlucl,
Harry, n aim et Jeseph Wlaegarver, resld
lug near Union Hquara, Itaphe tewiihlilp,
while working lu tlie hay-Held recently,
found it young bird rosembllug n cauary. He
took It home and placed It In it cace. where It
seemed te enjoy Itself, manifesting nothing
hut cheerfulness. The next day the parent
bird appeared, bearing something In her
mouth, which she gave the young one, short
ly alter latlng which It died.
Aide te Werk Again.
Kamiiel Kurt and Proderlck Weaver, who
wero hurt in this city by the nhiftorer the
Pennsylvania railroad three months age, re re ro
turned te work yosterday, having been dis
missed by Dr. Crawford, physician te the
roller association or the railroad. While un un un
ublole work each of these gontlemou re
vel ved f 1 per week rolief.
A MA1UILTTA FAfKIOT.
veir nit HunuitKU rttr fourth ur
,ivly ieh :m vr.Aitn.
AIimIuiii Kmiiflller Nerer l-t the IMjr (lu
11 Without rimitliiR Ilia I'Imk en the
Summit el Itiniml Tep, the IHgliMt
1'iilnl mi the Yerk HUM.
Maiumta, July l).-On Peiirlh of July
mernliig, 18.17, Absalom Kmswlller, ene of
our palrletla cltlwuis, crnssed the HusiUO
liaiina, cIIiiiIxhI te the summit of Iteund Tep,
the hlghest peak of the Yerk hills, and
iilniilnd the stars and stripes iiiieii Its nisjx,
iinfurllng the milky baldrle te the skies
and the July browns. '1'hls patrietic: sorvice
hehas jMirlormed faithfully every fourth of
July slnce rer almost thirty years, tiolwlth tielwlth
statidlng that seme eontemitlblo villains
mnnage te destroy the ling stall every yetr.
During the war, wheu the rebels wero en
camped en thu hills oiH)ste Marietta, Mr.
LinswIUersiKjnt several days trying le get a
Hjriult te pass ever tlm rlver. lie succeeded
alter much illlllculty In obtaining!! pass from
the commanding colonel en this si de. He
IKtrferined the neble feat as the robots re
treated toward (iettyxburg, the rear of which
btttle could Isj distinctly heard from the
mount.
I mm Hound Tep can be had ene of tlie
lltiest views in tlie state. Twenty towns cau
1st seen. On n clear day with a field glass,
ou cm sce distinctly Liticaxter, llarrlsburg,
Yerk mid Steollen. The height may be
Judged when looking from Market street nt
the ling there new, It seems no larger than a
napkin en the horizon; but it Is actually six
teen loot long and with width in projKirtleii.
eritKii MAimnrA meti:s.
The ML 'Ien A. SI. K. Sunday school will
picnic at Lltllzeti the '."Jill lust.
A baxe ball cluli from Yerk jilayeil llie Ma
rietta club en Monday. Our bejs get loll by
n score of 10 te 11.
'Hqulru Keath, who had bleu lit for seme
time, Is at his olllce again.
'I he Salvation Army, nller u' low iiwk'n
vacation, has returned. Tlm meetlngs are
well attended mid the order remarkably
geed.
'I he manager of the Timet spout the Ith In
Lancaster, lle came home complaining el
being sick from drinking Lancaster waler.
Water Is rough en nowspaper men.
While Will Wheeler was driving a herse
attached te a wagon the ethor day, the
animal In attempting te turn broke a shaft.
It becaine frightened and ran away. The
wagon struck the J'tmes olllce and threw
Will out. He was badly shaken up, but
escaped with a bruised Ug.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will have
n picnic at Dutly's Park, en the -Id lust.
Cel. D. it. Case, Prof. I. S. (West, and Miss
Jessie Llewellyn, have been attending the
teachers' association at Allenlewii. They are
all en the pregramme.
Many el our young ladles and gentlemen
will Njtid nil next week at lid Cat.
Cut HID Tlireat nnil .lumped rrem a Train.
As the Ik 10 it m. train en the Pennsyl
vania railroad MteHtned into the Trenten
depot from the West Thursday morning a
respectably dretsed man, about forty jears of
age, herrllled his follevv-passougors lu the
n ar car by springing up from his eat, draw
ing n sharp knifu across his threat from ear
te ear, mid then, covered with bleed, rushing
te thu platform mid plunging Inte Assail pink
creek. The mail, from p,qers In his oxsos exsos oxses
slon, appeared te be William Ldward Heltz,
of i Last Tweltth street, New Yerk city,
who was en Ids way home from Alloeua, Pa.
He had geno mad from melancholy. A
letter In his pocket, signed by tlie Altoeua
ticket agent Mid addressed te the conductor
of the train, mentioned HelU's alllictieu, and
censlgued him te the scial euro or the
trainmen. Unfortunately Heltr. did net
deliver thu letter aud his insanity was nut
suss3Cted. He was promptly llxhed out et
thu creek allv e and ple siciaus found that the
threat wound was net fatal. He was re
moved te St. I'rancls hospital, whero he
lay for several hours, weak from less of
bleed, lu thuevenliig he grew wild again
and springing from his bid in a nearly
naked condition, terrilicd the sisters by
ch ixlug them through the building. He was
tin. illy captured and pinioned.
The .HiimII lle; x riculi.
esterday the sin ill box s or the Ninth
ward held it picnic lu it shad' garden net far
from North Queen aud Lemen streets. Ttiey
had a glorious time, as will be seen from thu
pregramme which was carefully prepared by
a bright youth or ten years or age, and which
we publish ill lull below .
riiuiiiixMMi.
1st, sing, lid, leek at a honk . id, leul ; Ith'
eat , atii, play with n rabbit; nth, butcher;
7th, walk u clothes prep, Mb, act en wash
line; ith, sheet cas , 10th, eat; 11th, play
with putty blower, lJlh,play with nir gun;
13th, play gypsy; llth, play pull the jeg;
1Mb, drink witter; lutli, eat; 17th, "l'raise
ded from whom all blessings Hew."
The picnic was largely attended ; the pro pre
gramme was lalthfully carried out aud the
small bevshad a better tlme than they would
have had at Penryii, Yerk Furnace or Litltz.
Truu pleasure Is cheap, ir people only had
the aouee le leek for it in thu right plate.
ni of nil Old Ituiaxlrlau
t.eorgeS. Landis, who for several years
was connected with the 1mi.i.i.iiii:m'i:ii, is
new living lu .Memphis, Tennessee. He is
at the head et the mechanical department
and la spertiug editor of the Sunday J tines,
one et the best and most enterprising nows news
paiers in the Seuth, lu a recent issue thu
jiietures of the .Memphis ball players was
given. Last Sunday excellent plctures el
Yeu der Ahe's St. Leuis ltrevv us appeared.
Thu paper Is eight-paged and well made up.
Mr. L mills Is a hardw erklng hustler, and Is
niiie te succeed.
Iluller l!xiluluu ut l'ljuiuutli.
A nest of six boilers at Ne. i colliery of the
Delaware A Hudsen Ceal company, at Ply
mouth, Pa-, expleded Thursday aftorneou
with great violence. The boiler-heuso was
blown te atoms, and many buildings in the
neighborhood were damaged. Kdward
Michael liilllgau, the engineer, was seriously
injured. Thu less will reach several thous
and dollars.
'I he Mission lu the Welsh Meiinlafim.
Thu struggling mission up en the AVelsh
mountains, which Is doing such geed work
toward raising the Inhabitants et that rugged
vicinity from a statu little short et barbarity,
needs assistance, mid there is no mero worthy
ebjti tot charity any whero. 1'uiids for the
mission may be sent te Price 'A. Sunplee,
Hnueybroek, or te Miss Anna Kobluseu,
Seuth Hermitage,
A Cnlureii Cnke-Wnlk,
Last evening u grand cake-vvalk took plaee
at the fair which js being held by the colored
people in Huberts' hall. Ne less than ten
ceuple took part in the walk, which was
given te the music of a colored orchestra,
'Iheprize, which was a 11 no large cake, was
wen by William Wilsen, of this city, who
had for his partner Miss Maggte Themas, el
tilts city.
Kliketl liitlierare by n Hurte.
t mm thu Kphrata Uevluvv
Samuel Withers, seu of Jeseph 'WitheiH,
near Stevens, was kicked in the face by a
herse vvhlle attempting te lead another from
the stable en Thursday oveiiing of last week,
lllsjaw bone was fractured ami his lull cheek
aud nese terribly mutilated.
Death of (leuree tintlgart,
(ieorgeSwolgart, aged 70, of near Ilahns Ilahns
tewn, dled Thursday, after an illness of boiue
duration. The funeral will be held en Hun
day at D o'clock a. m., Ireni his late residence;
services and interment at Ilergsttas.-e church.
A Dry OeuiU 1'rlute Head.
Charles Marsh, junior partner In the great
dry goods heuse of Jerdan, Marsh A Ce.,
llosten, Uled suddenly Thursduy night of
apoplexy, at Uls mansion en the Jerusalcui
read, Cehasset, Mass.
IIAK ItAI.I. NKHH.
The (bind
'liMvnclal Hbnn Ink That llennjr Mack
Makes In VVIISrxlmrre.
Denny Mack Is managing the Wllkesbarre
club te the tastes of the stockholder! aud nt
n meeting Wodnesday evening It was found
that thore wen f J,0fJ In the treasury after all
salaries and tlebla had been pild te date. The
stockholders passed the following rosolll resolll roselll
lions. Ilctolvel, That tlie ilockheldors of Iho
Wllkesharre base ball club de hereby de
clare thelr entire approbation or the conduct
of Manager D. J. Alack, ierseii tlly and as
guardian of the club's Interest In the playing
of games; aud that new, en the uvoef Ills
departure fur a short ciuipalgu, the stock
holders net only wish him success en the
trip, but repeat thelr iierfect coulldeuce in
him as manager.
'Iho row In the Hcranteii club wasablg
one, but everything Is new serene and Trey
mid Keiincdy wilt again Jel.i the team.
Twelve thousand ljople woreon the Chicago
grounds yesterday te soe thu game with De
troit. Tlin champions wen by the scere efO
te I. Clarksen pitched a line game. Suveu
or the Wolverines struck out and they had
but hoveii lilts. Tlie.SU Leuis dofeatod Kau
nas City by I te X Uoyle was Hitlral out of
the box for the former team and Cahill took
bis place. Kansas City had twelve hits In
nlne of thelr opponents atulyet lest.
With an exception the Kasterii Association
clubs again lest in the West yesterday. Thu
games wore: at ioulsvllle, Loulsvllle 11.
Athletle 0 ; at Clnclnn itl, Mets 8, Cincinnati
6; at Pittsburg, Pittsburg x, Hroeklyn 1 ; at
HL Ixiulx, St. Leuis 10, IlaUlmore 0.
IlriKiklyu had put two lilts oil Oalvin yes yes yos
eorday. Yesterday Hyniltnan pitched rer Wllkos Wllkes Wllkos
barre lu ltllamspert and the latter hit lilin
dghtoeu times, Saul Klmber was in the
box for Willlamspert and but two hits wero
made oil him.
The Philadelphia League loam Htepied oil
'n Syracuse yesterday and defeated the Stars
by 7 te (i.
Pittsburg jioeplo appreciate their loam nnd
the nUeiulanci' Is solileui less than 1,000 nt a
game. .
The Philadelphia l'tcss lnvsTf feku-y;. te the
ellect that IUrnle Is nogetlatlug wfMu.tbe
Newark management with the view of setT-'
lug the IlaUlmore frauchise te that club. It
Is said the American Assix'latieu has signi
tied its willingness te accept Newark, pro
viding certain players of the club are trans
ferred te soveral of the Association's weak
loams. The peer showing made by the Dal Dal Dal
tlmores siiice they left rer the West lias set
the jioeplo there ng dust thu team, and the
outlook ler the club's future success Is du
bious, Indeed. In case the deal Is made
Haruie is te retain certain players in his
club, and the Washington team, which Is in
a shaky condition, is te be transferred te
IlaUlmore.
In St. Leuis yesterday Muldoon, or Haiti Haiti
mere, accepted fifteen chantes without nn
errer.
Kllrey seeiiis te have been over-workod
early lu tlie season.
Philadelphia opens at home with New New
Yerk te-day, and Washington with liosleu.
Shomberg, Pittsburg's new first baseman,
is making a line impression. Yesturdiy he
had n thrue-base hit and a single, besides fif
teen put outs.
The Dauv llie club, w hich took the place el
Lancaster In the Statu League, has disbanded.
Thu management became disgusted with the
mlxerablu playing of the loam.
Tiir.itv JtAl UK sr.ittuvn tjieviilk.
Culereit Mrlklng Knights nt llnr un an
Arkansas Plantation vty lluutnrnux.
A sH?cIal from Littlu Heck, Ark., says . It
was supposed that the trouble ut the Tate
plantation had ended and that thu striking
negre Knights or Laber bad become pacified
aud would return te work, their master
workman having se ad vised. J list the reverse,
however, seems new te be thu condition
of airalrs, and many bolievo that' this coun
ty Is en thu verge el one of the bloodiest
race con diets that has occurred siuce the war.
Intelligence has arriv ed from the neighbor
hood of the latu trouble that thu striking ne ne
geoes, ro-enlertod by many sympathizers
from thu surreuudiiu: farms aud plantations,
uumbering fully l,00ein all, havemadecom havemadecem havemadecom
plelo preparations ler a general uprising seme
time te-day or te-morrow, that, fully armed,
they will attempt te redress their wrongs
and grievances, directing their cttontlen lirst
te Sherllt Werthed, who recently subdued
the strikers. They will next advance upon
the farms or Meroy ami 1 ex, with the inten
tion et burning their crops, earnsand houses.
Others, who have Incurred theirenmlty, will
be visited and treated in a like manner. The
negrees have lieeu epeuly buying arms aud
ammunition within the past few- days, and
they Htate that If they are oppexod lu their
campaign of rovengo thet-u will be freely
used.
VOXKtITOIIA I Mfl.VH VLVIt.
The 1. 1st or lis Members sinjqclx a Itepiilill.
tAii Campaign Club.
Last eveniiigthu Cnuostegn 1'lshing club
held n meeting int.. Al Smith's hotel, for the
purio.se of transacting seme business
Thu Uub will go Inte camp at erk Fur
nace) en J uly -litlij-anil will rem iiu(fer a w eek.
Thursday will be the v isiliug day ler ladles.
The executive commlttte was authorled
te purchase two large touts and it full camp
lug outfit. The uniforms of the club will
Include white canvas hats aud a blue thmnel
shirt.
Thore are thirty member In theclub. Al
though thore were many uioreappllcants for
membership, they were relused admission.
The list contains a great many prominent
pellticaus, and it reminds euu of a Republi
can campaign club, as there is but a couple
Democrats in It. Here are the names of the
members :
Sam. Matt- Fridv. J. W. 11. lUusiuan.
Istael CarHMitcr, 11. C. Deinuth, Jehn M.
Krldy, Jehn It. Keviuskl, (.. F. Stener, Gee.
AL Smith, nodfried M. slim, Jehn M.Stoh M.Steh
man, Ames II. Myllu, William K. Heard, C.
V. Myers, K. Clay Miller, A. W. Harnlsh, C.
C. Sell, 11. Ij. (iirber, C. 31at, D. M. Dor Der
leiunyer, A. J. Kaulliuaii, .1. Oust Zeek, W.
U. Heusel, Witmcr Hiss, Hrnest X.alim, 11.
L. Stehmau, Dr. S. 11. MtCleary, Chas. J.
White, A. P. Shirk, Jas. A. McDevitt, Jehu
II. High.
Duncan C, lfexx A i rested Inr llriitalll.
D. C. Kess, the ex-w rustler, was arrosted
in Washington en Thursday for brutally
assaulting Sergeunt v nlsh, his compotiter lu
a mounted sword contest exhibition. Tlie
contest wus a very tame oue. Walsli up
iteared te be the better swordsman, and had
the sympathy or the audience. V. ery ixiitit
he made w as loudly cheered, vvhlle the scores
made by ltess were unnoticed, this souined
te auger I toss, mid when the contestants
wero ordered le retire after the ninth round,
Instead of doing se, Hess rushed at his ad
versary, caviigely cutting al him right ana
left with his sword. The force or Ills attack
was such that Walsh's herse was thrown
down and loll en top of his rider, who was
knocked sonseloss by the blows from his as
sailant's sword. The auulencn called en the
pollce present te arrest Hews, and several of
ficers rushed out, pulled him from his herse
aud took him te the iwlice station, where he
was aftervv aril released en ball. Walsh was
carried te his dressing-room and restored te
consciousness, wiieu it was ieuiiu tuat ne
was uet seriously injured.
Te Dle an the .Svaflnld.
Vincknm.h, Intl., July 0. All Iho necos neces
sary arrangomenls for the execution of Sam
Archer, the murderer, have been made. T he
death watch began "iVcduesday evening ut 0
o'clock. Archer was visited by his mother
yosterday aud thelr parting wus very allect
ing. A tolegrum was reoeiv ed from (iev oruer
Uruy at neon yosterday saying that he
positively would net lutorleru. Archer is
bearing up bravely, lle says hu is uet afraid
tediu. Newspaper reporters and ethors have
commenced te arrive. Te-day hotels will be
hlled with poeplo, as they uru coming iu from
every direction. The execution will take
place between 11! mid 2 p. m.
Calling It ('.in Irlali-Aiuerltaii Conspiracy."
Londen, July U. The Times, In ati artlcle
Humming up the result of the eloctleu, says:
' Mr. Gladstone's appeals te the ceuutry, nt
tuts tune, have beeti fruitions the Irish
American conspiracy bus foiled."
MIGUKL CHACON 11ANGKI).
nr.nvrFKHr.u iikatii ok thk atvu
it Kit or tun I'AitAawvjt.
The eteiien That Attended Ills r.irrutlnii In
Ilin Tumi), L'rlMin, eir lurk A llreak.
fant Tlmt Wm Met lletltheil Tlie
lllxtery of ills Knocking Crime.
Nkvv Yeitif, July .). Miguel Chacon was
hanged In the Tombs prison yard at 7:10
o'clock this morning for the intirdoref Mrs.
Maria Williams, 'llie condemned man
assed his last night en earth in a very rest
less manner. Atfroquent Intervals during
the night he tossed and rolled uii his uet and
soemod unable te get any sloeji. Twe depiity
sherllls kept a censtaut vigil en hlui, fearful
that he might de something lu his dosera desera dosera
tlen te Injure himself. He arose early this
morning aud Immediately began dressing
and making dual preparations for (loath ; his
spiritual adviser was early en hand and did
overylhlng jiosslble te conselo the w retched
man.
When his break fast was brought lu Chacon
tried te parlake of It, but after sipping seme
ofthecollco he turned witli a heavy sigh
from the tuble and declared that he had no
apatite. At 7:10 the sherlll entered the
coiideninod man's cell and read the (loath
warrant nnd thou withdrew, The hangman
and his assistant entered the cell shortly
after, and at otice set te work pinioning the
murderer's arms. The nssistant held Chacon
while the Hheritr tied thu knot, pinioning
his arms behind his back.
When this was completed and alter a few
prayers by thu priest which wero ropeatodby
the prhener, the processieu from thucell te the
soalleld was then lernied, The slierlll and
under-sliurill led the way followed by Chacon
grasiied en either side by deputy wardens.
Thu spiritual adviser or the condemned fol fel
iBSVi!'1 Thomurderorwasdressodlnablaek
suit, but" worcv'iice11'"'- The black cap had
been placed en his iitxii"1! wltu thu noeso
dangling around his uock,N.'ii22ke11 a I1'0"
turu of wee. The moment
wasinSC
UJMl
uieii the scatleld his legs wero tied, the black
cap draw u dew u, the noeso adjusted and the
rope cut, Thore was no delay, and In less
than live minutes alter he had left his cell,
Chacon was dangling in the air.
ltwasoxactly7:IObythusherltFswatchwheu
thorepo was cut, holding the weight which
was te jerk Chacon Inte eternity. As the body
rebouuded from thu cress-piece, the hands
and legs became rigid with muscular contrac
tion. In :t few minutes the lasteutvvard sign
of llie was mnnllested in thestruggliugofthe
body. It was thought that his neck was
broken. After hanging about 20 minutes the
body was cut dew n.
When the body el Chacon was lowered
and placed in the cellln, It was found that
the noose had sunk deep Inte thu llesb. The
face, save the mouth, which was open,
wero a calm expression, show lug that death
must have been almost painless. The coro
ner's jury found that death resulted from
shock, the result of a fracture of the spinal
cord. When the death eortilicate was
signed, the body was placed in the hearse
which was hurriedly driven out teCalvary
ceinetery,whoretlio remains were iuterred iu
a grave bought with funds raised by sub
scription among the deputy Hherllls.
ins ciiimi:.
Thucrlme fur which Miguel Chacon was
hanged was committed en Friday evening,
July JO, lbM. His victim was Maria Wil
Hams, the wiluef a colored perter employed
en the elevated read. -Mrs. Williams aud her
husband quarreled aud separated about a
year befere the murder, and Mrs. Williams
took up apartments at Ne. lis West 27th
streeL Here Chacon, who knew her liofero
the BOparatlen, went te live with her and
the ceuple were known te the ether
tenants as husband mid wife. Chacon
was very kind te his pirameur and
they wero regarded as a very devoted
ceuple. Alter thu lap.su of several months
Williams, who knew that Chacon was living
with his vvlfe, made overtures te her for a ro re ro
cencllatiou w hich resulted in Mrs. Williams'
agreeing te discard Chacon. Chacon up
braided his mistress and was finally erdered
by the woman te leave the heuse. Chacon
left aud en the eveuiug el the crime returned
te secure his clothesaudsemoproseuUhohad
made te Mrs. Wllllauis. Williams mcantlme
had returned te live with his wlfu in the
abode formerly occupied by herself and
Chacon. Ou returning from work Williams
found Chacon in thu heuse aud a quarrel en
sued. Chacon left, but returned shortly with
a leaded revolver, ami ou being ordered out
by Williams helirud threo shots, the first
two striking the wall and the third piercing
Mrs. Williams' heart, killing her. It was
Chacon's apparent Intention te sheet Will
iams as w oil as his wife, aud the reason he
did net de se is attributed by the police te
lack of ueive when he saw Mrs. Williams
fall. He was tried for the crime, leuiid
guilty and sentenced te be hanged January
1(1, 1n5, but his lawyer appealed the case
and u decision allirmlng the conviction was
rendered and ou May 17th he was bonteucod
te be hanged te-day.
Chacon was a coal black negre, born iu
Havana aud was only year old.
HUSA1A AM) 11ATOV3I.
Why it ln CeiKliuied te Clese Thlx Impert
titut Cuiutnertlut Tort.
Londen, July D. An elllclal dispatch
from St. Petersburg recolved at the loreigu
ofllce te-day says : The closing of tlie pert
of ltateuui by Hussla dees uet vlolate
the articles of the Iterliu treaty.
The pert was made a free ene by
Hussla without any iiillucncu having been
brought te bear by the ethor povvers ; the
circumstances which existed at that tlme
have entirely changed and ttndorthe present
condition of alhiirs, te continue te allow
goods te outer free w euld be te place a tee
onerous bunion ou the treasury customs.
Alter rererring te the way in which
Ilateum aud thu surrounding district has
been prejudiced by froedom or entry the
dispatch gees en te say that Hussla cannot
overlook the fact that article 69 of the treaty
of Berlin is exceptional, Inasmuch as it was
uet the result of any understanding
but a free spontaneous declaration
by Hussla that she was willing te make
Ilateum a free pert. The advantages
then contemplated by the guanmtoe
et the contracting powers cannot longer
be considered. Ilateum has ceased te
te be an intorpet for foreign goods between
Kurope and Persia. Klght years oxperienco
has shown the Injury te Russia's Interests
resulting from making It a free pert. The
dispatch concludes as fellows :
"Thore Is no reason te doubt tlie necess Ity
el ending the arrangement."
Killed Hy u Cowboy.
Mii.r.s Citv, Ment., July P. J. W. Terry,
an eld-time ranchman living about Se miles
up the Tongue river, was shot and killed
Wednesday by a cow boy, uambd Ud Ilrewu.
The killing was the result et an old feud,
aud Iirewn guve himself Inte thu custody et
the olllcers.
I.ettu'x Old llusliiesi .Manager luuue.
NkwYeiuc, July H Geerge W. Zebeld,
ex-busiueas inauager or Lethi, the actress,
was this morning remeved te tlie Blooming
dale Insane asylum. Heissullerlng from a
mild form or Insanity.
Death of the Chicago buu,"
CiucAae, July 9. Thu id ii, a daily news
paper of this city, has muipended.
I
.IHMT JIAKIIAHUVH HA.ltiO,
A Student Miitijerled Id Horrible Cruelly In n
Western College.
Ai.mam'i:, Ohie, July P. A casoef lm?
lug, which for cruelty and barbarity Is
tuiparalloled in the history of celleges, has
Justcome te light here, V. M. Marshall, et
Stark county, Ohie, was the victim, lle Is
experiencing his llrst term lu Mount Union
cellege In this city, and oxprcssed adoslre te
become a momber of ene of various secret
societles formed by the students. He was
liuforined that tiKn the payment of ene dol
lar Initiation ree, he would be tnkeit Inte the
Delta (lamina frn tern Ity, a secret organlzA erganlzA organlzA
Hen. 'ihe night for the Initiation cntne.
About 10 o'clock u Hiipposed friend calleil Ter
lilm and both starteil for the hall. Arriving
at an old ab?iidoned cellege building, he
paid his fee, was blindfolded, aud ushered
Inte tlie pro'eiico et rromue te 30 studenb.
Once inside, he was at the mercy el
his captors and the treatment he
recolved was eititl. Hound hand and
feet, he was rolled evor a barrel. Next
his clothing was romevod and he was placed
UK)ii a enkoef Ice for a considerable length
et iimn. no was thou tossed In a blanket.
Ills jiorsecutera then placed hlmeti his face
and brauded upon his back the fraternity
emblem and then set free their captive. The
matter has been brought befere the faculty
and the students who indulged In the hazing
will boexpolled when thelr Identlty Is dis
covered. Civil actions nre also threatened.
TitATuvirr.AV vefmriuAar.
Cel.
Cerkhlll Never Unit laieugli Confidence
lu It te Use It,
Hosten, July 0.A Washington speclnl le
the Journal says the Uulteau conspiracy
story Is luiprobable In ene striking par
ticular, namely In slating that (ttiteau'a dl dl dl
vorced wife could net be found at the
tlme of the trial and that Cel. Cerkhlll llrst
saw her a few woeks age. Mrs. Dunmere
was found, brought In from Colerado, called
as a wltness by the governmontand cress-examined
by Cel. Cerkhlll. The dispatch
points out that at the time of the unirder the
woman had for years been divorced from
Oulteau and marrled le Dunmere nud that
no erp! 'nation is given or hew alie
becauie cusvClkm of the letters show
ing the censpVr.tc l" murder (iarlleld.
It says further Cel. '""ft'Ckliill showed te
seme of the nowspaper cerrcvpcndents the
loiters, charging that Gulteau was K.i8ent
era conspiracy, which he had rwolvetTX"!
lu answer te inquiries he always said thatlio thatlie thatlio
nevor had confidence enough in the story te
Introduce the ovidenco nt the trial.
A Veimg Weman's Milrlde.
Cmc voe, July (i Mrs. Nellio F. Davis
committed suicide by sheeting horself In the
toinple last night at Viil West Urle streeL Ne
word or mossage was round te indicate the
cause Ter the acL Her maiden name was
Lovejoy and she married Thes. K. Davis in
llosten sev oral i'ears age. Tlie marriage was
an unhappy ene and the ceuple seen
sojvarated, Mrs. Davis coming hore te live
with relatives. Hecently alie fermed an
attachment for a young man named Carl
Haw os and was seen te have been marrled te
him. Mrs. Davis had nover been divorced
from her husband, and it is pro-uimed that
Inability te see her way clear in marrying
Uavves led her te end her life.
lVIII .Net Have Negro Substitutes.
DvNMi.t.K, Ills., July !i. The striking
miners or Grape creek are still In a state of
Intense excitement evor tlie repert that negre
miners are te be lmtiorted from Kentucky te
take their places, and it is thelr lutontieu te
keep their the substitutes from going te
work. If persuasion falls, feres will be re
sorted te. The negrees are already en their
wuyatid will arriv e te-day. Sheriff Turtle
has thirty-tlve deputies at the creek, who are
under orders te quell any disturbance. The
striken ure determined that no oue oxcept
thotnselvos shall work the inities aud sorleus
trouble is anticipated.
A .Most Keiunrkableltalt.
St. Jehn, N. R, July p. Unless legal en
tangleuieuts prevent, the most remarkable
raft of legs evor put tegether will leave here
for New Yerk lu a few days. It Is a cigar
shaped cylinder 400 feet long, with the beam
nnd draught of a seagoing xessel, and con
tains 3,000,000 feet of legs. Its valuoherols
$35,000. It w ill lie hauled by a regular ocean
steamer aud will fellow the coast pretty
clesely. The success of the enterprise will
depend upon the weather. A storm would
douLtless eause a total less. The object of
tlie scheme is te save the JM) duty. Sawed
Umber is taxed, but legs outer tree.
A lll.uk Kye fur August Wheal.
Ciiic.viie, 111., July 0. The ene million
bushels of wheat bought for K. L. Dryer, the
mysterious New Yerkor, early yosterday
morning, went overboard this morning.
Notices w ere seut out by his breker lrem his
olllce iu the Iteyal insurance company build
ing bofero niue o'clock Uiat there was ue
meney ler margins aud erderiug trades
closed. In thu ncramble te unload this let
tliis morning August wheat sold down te
l'rubalile Indian Uprising.
Oi r.vvv a, Out,, July 0. The head eQlcials
here refuse te be iutervioweU regarding n
prebable Indian uprising, but subordinate
efllclals positively deny that there is any
danger. Sir Jehn A. MacDeuald has received
information lrem Kdmonteu that four In
dians have been arrested charged with being
ruuuais te ditlercut tribes and with inciting
rebellion. The premler will loave for the
Northwest te leek evor the Held personally
et the end of the present week.
htlll Djlng lrem ice Cream.
Sr. Leuis, Me., July !. The victims of
the Fourth of July ice creair. poisoning are
still sulleriug. Mary Hast and JohnOrrdied
yesterday, making six deaths. A dozen
ethors are net oxpected te live. Mauy pliy
siciaus still bolievo the deaths were net due
te poison, but te a malignant type of cholera.
It Is said that sulphate of copper was leuml
iu a Kjrtlen of thu cream used aud the symp
toms et the patients aruolcerrosivo poisoning.
still becking u Jury.
Ciiic.viie, July 9. It soemed prebable at
olev en o'clock this morning that the Jury in
the case of the Anarchists would bocemplotod
lu a very short time. During the llrst hour
of the morning to-slen both slde oxamlned
and temporarily passed threo men te sote
ou the jury.
Captured and llreugtit te Justice.
Sn.Ki.i:, Dakota, July P. The jail-breakers,
Wolf, Cestlns aud Malue, held en
charges of murder, arson aud burglary, were
captured near a little town named Ontario, in
Wells county, Tuesday and brought back te
Jail.
wkavukh ruutisiiil.lTJMa.
CWABiUNOTeif. u. u,J .yu,"er
Kasten. New Yerk, Western New
ralns, slightly vvarmer, variable winds, gen gen
erally easterly.
l'er Uasteru Pennsylvania, New Jersey
aud Delaware local rains followed by fair
weather, variable winds, gonerally easterly,
stationary temperature.
Ker Western Pennsylvania, Ohie and West
Virginia fair weather, followed by local rains
sllgiitly warmer, variable winds becoming
southerly.
Feil Satukdav. Slightly warmer, gen
erally fair w out her la indlcated.
DULL DAYS CONGRESS.
irnr vvvvi'iKi rum
rim or .
TUIM AM) UltrMKAMNTATlme.
V ' s
The ljumtliin el Whut Khali be Den Wltfc MM M, i
I'rrslilenllel Xelixaniialna nt t . 'l- i
8enle-The t-ter CrMtee tir bj
IU Anneunred Kxecutlra 8len,
,. ... A "tin
nAmii.-iiiTON, li, u,, July 0. IIOUMsH-rfH
Iintnodlatelyanorthoredlii(ioftlia Jeuriv j
,.. . -m..uuuu iimi vuu regular eiisji
was mw vum en me (letnamt rer the prOThMM ,
HtlOStloneil the motion blrnrnrll,ei.-..l. f-
vete ofthe bill granting a pension te 8Jlyj;1
xiin iirauiey 10 1110 committeo en lnvalM Ur
iionslen. Mr. llurrevrs, of Mich., and Mr. l
Matsen, el Intl., trled tocemo te sotneiirrn-
inuub iu pruvuiit iiiiuusiering.
Senate Aftorreutlnnbuxlnoss, Mr. ntd
dleberger's resolution of yoiterday, prorld prerld prorld
IngreroiKin oxecutive sessions came up,lrut '
was laid en the table upon a ilnt of order.
Mr. Soweil, from the committeo en pen
sions, reported lu the case of the vetoed bill,
granting a ponslen te Margaret I). Marehard,
widow or Commedore Marchard. The oora eora oera
mltleo roperta Its former repert in tha CM0
nnd receminends the passage of the bill ever
the vete. Keterred.
The Sonate then went te the calendar and
took up the bill te establish agricultural
oxperluiontal ntntlens in connection with
agricultural celleges.
Mr. Harrison ollerod nn nmonduient, ex
tending its previsions te the territories under
certain conditions. Agreed te.
Mr. Hawley said the bill would require
?OW,O0H and he thought 11 doserved carerul
consideration.
Ujieti the further ropresonlntiou of Mr.
Hawley that the bill could uet be properly
considered under the flvo-inlnute rule, It
was laid aside as objected te.
The bill te Incorporate the Atlantic it Pa- .
rllleshtp railway company (the Hads bill)
and Mr. Hear's bill concerning roderalj elec-
tlens, were objectod te and went evor. The
time allotted te the calendar having expired,
Mr. I'dmutids moved te go into executive '
session.
Mr. McMillan, (who hascharge et the river
and harbor bill), said that he would ask the
Sonate te finish It te-morrow and nioved that
the vete be taken at 5 p. m. Seme objecting
te this, Mr. McMillan auneunced his Inten
sion te ask the Sonate te alt te-morrow until -tiujsjj.was
disposed oil.
Mr. HoalxiJ'rer(Hl a resolution calling upon
the presldeiitSSjI Information as te seizures
nud detention efXlSi0'10"1 vossels in foreign
perta, the pretenses irrlL.n,!loKed c"80" tnBr"
rer and what ellbrt.s liavtrS0.0" maae w ,Pr
vide redress for such sol7iiresm- . Trevent
their recurrence. The r
Mr. Call nirnrnd n rnsrilnllnn alllhw. "te
presldent te direct the American repreSjfiaf-'
tivesin Mexico te lnvesthrate the truth nt
statenient madein the newspapers that Amer- ':'r
lean citizens are conilued in Mexican prisons :,f3
without trial, for alleced ollensos aeralnat -.?
Mexican laws, Ac., aud If true te demand the 14
trials or such persons and thelr humane treat-, .w
uientdtiringconllnemeutand te prevision for '!
thelr dofense and release from confinement 'ftl
wbere no sulllcient cause for detention la "v
round : also ronuestiui? the nresldent te nmn ')'
negotiations with the Mexican government ''
jur n wmuuuuu iu nucuiu a lair vriui wiiueufc J$zf
iitinRpAnHnrv dftlitv nf Ainnrlpnn i,lllTnn vhnMl
may bocharged with violating the laws of xkS
Mexico. Ai
The resolution went evor. Mr. Kdmund-Ks
motion was agroed le aud at 12:15, the Senate -S
went Inte secret session.
jl hexatk EXKVVTirm axaatujr.
:'
Kterybedy Hustled Out and the Grar ula
Iteverentl Seignior Alene. "j
WASuiNdTON, d. c, July "j. At one
o'clock this aftorneou the Sonate went Inte i-t-js
secret session with the lntonlien of censum- vi
Jug the remainder ofthe week In thocenstdor-j ('SI
atlen ei oxecutive business, a lew mtnuies ,
after the doers were closed, the dnnutv at A
arms visited the fleer en which the galleries, &j
iuu uucuiiiueb unii u jurgu nuuiuer ui cuui-v-3
m It tee rooms are located and ordered the-Vd
enmlevcs and visitors out. The rooms after J: -
being emptied of their occupants were leclted.
Then the telegraph aud press ofllces we-rs
visited nnd orden Issued te have them closed;'.?
immediately and all el the ompleyos te leaves?? 1
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lunb luueauiu 'iu),imuiuti la uj ue iuuunni
tti nll.m- j. Il..,ia nf !),. luill.ll.i.- U. 1 ., 3"'.J
.M HUM Vt.lUltU ... ..,. ,.AAIft.4.H. kJV VUOI-
mary was the evacuation that net a little y1''
lncenveiileiicu was oxisirlenccd, nor a fewr
sacrlllces made. When the entire upper.',
fleer was vacated, sentinels were placed at!
the stairways and the doers leading te test
gallorie.J, epened se as te give better veslt ,
latien te the Sonate chamber. Cetnplalr'
ueep nuu tuuu wure nearu ireui ukisw la
who were orderod away from pubUt
places and pests or duty. Te-morrow
the sniue programine will be carried out. ".
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ASKING JfOB A VONMltKNOB.
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teref AnnronrUtleu. A J
U'luiiivnrnv TV ii Tillv O Tvulsv Uu
M.e.l........ . ., :.J -. - ,, T
xiuuse cuuiuilliuu oil upiirucuaiiuua xaeexjia
uien the 239 Sonate amendments te the Usj.
Islative appropriation bill, and it will be re-'
ported te the liouse with a request for a eea'
forenco. Most of the amendments of mltter
imimrtauce are concurred In, while these of gj
cousequenco are non-ceucurrod le. TM
Senate has follewod its custom In tbia
bill In luserting the words " in full cenine. .
satieu" for all services rendered and UM'
Heuso committeo has concurred In Um
nmnniiiimnL Tlm Ifeiinn committee nrai
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CUrreu 111 iue uiuviiuuiduw usuhui ieaas ,
ompleyos et the two Houses who are tei
ceive salaries; creatlDg tuoeincodoi i
cashier and vault dork at the New Yerk I
treasury; the prevision for printing the rew
ords of the rebellion, (which has an aineaeV
men t requiring the publication In conneetloax
with the record et the Perter oe-l.?
martial el all patiers used la -'Mli
dofense or directly connected ;wlth tin
ceedlugs) the restoration te J5,QO0 a year
the salaries of the commissioners of
aud pensions ; and reducing lrem $36,4M,I
?2 1,000 the appropriation ler rent ei duu
for the interior uepartment uureaua.
Ai
Morrison aud IlaniUll Make
WAsitisaTeN, D. O., July 9,
Morrison and Handall, of the HetaN
mlttee en order of business, say the
truth in the Btatement that It baa
termlned te give a day for the
of the Pacific debt extension bill.
nothing has ever been said about
ure In meetings of the committee.
,u
A. liauk Vroneancad SelM.
$
FitAMiMeitAii, Mass., Juiy ft '
pert of the ex pert who ou been
the accounts of Uia VramlngbatH
been submitted te the incei
shows that the bank la praeUeaUr
I aud that the only less which the
I will suffer Is that of one year's late
tra fdlshe tyonthe prtf;
J w'a8 rJ.
HI ir Amount In S3
llOSTO.V, JUly ft-ItBOW
it.. n. uiiwieltir ParlM
will exceed t-'I.OOO after aU
paid.
&
A Timely H-la.
xnNiix.v. Dak,, July a:
morning a geed rain fell very
the upjer Missouri nvec
deal of the wueai wui at
Cern all ever Is loektof
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