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VOLUME XXII-NO. 12(5
BKGAN IJFK AS A TUHNKU
new riiti.tr t. mis ki.trh vesuiirttKii
.iii j iii; tiivr.Min.tfiVKN.
C'eiuIhc Iti I Id. Country 11 h I'tmr Wenii in llujr,
He, TliruusliHutrtMUn HUgel, llri-euirs
41m til l.auiater'i Mti.l t'rnciiereu.
Ilunlui i Men- Uriel Shetilt
of h fcniieMftil l.lte.
The Inihi i, mi, mi i:u has been presenting
In IN nailers ler nnmn tlmu pen piitiiiusiuid
IsirtraUsofthe men nt the city who have
U'imi liirnly Instrumental In advancing II
Industrlil Interests, aud vv huse llvniuru texts
for thu voting mun In Hcarcli et business stic
ifw. "l lili feature of tbn Saturday issue
has been inut with marked favor hy llie
readers of tlitu Journal, hi It It rocegnlml
Hint the live of tilt, men licrti tlcsi rlbtsl iiru
wi lnep.irublj' wineii with tlm history of tlia
i Hy that tlm two lire ldeiitlcil Liuetsiers
future liloterUn will thoreluro llml iti ueeii ueeii
iiiulitlen of valuihln m iteriat In tlm S.itur
duy Issuosef thelsi ki.i.kii'm t.n.
Tlm lndlv liln iU wlin iippeir in tlie Imi i
i uilm I. u perlnlt k ll,r ureiis a rnle mun
wlie have sprung from ltiw ly origin mill hive
i arv oil out fe; themselves n lortiine in the
midst of iin iiinitiinrii, most depressing.
'1 Imi limn Ik runt who i eiiws friendless te these
shore and nukes iiiiine ami fortiine in a
strange liiml Is Mirely etitltlul te mero tlinn
passing recognition aiming lilt fellows.
1 here are many or them in Ijuiciler, mul
onuef tliulr musti onspkiieus representatives
will li'i rocegnlrod at tlie liuail of this column
in tlie kimiI it f i e nr .M r. Philip Leb?tller.
That sturdy i.ermaii pireutige wliii Ii has
dene se iiUH'li for tlie iltluushlp of tliit
reiintry, tliilniH tlie nulyci t of thU skiti.li.
Mr. lli7Plter was lieru In NmiUutirn, nr-tcmher-,
en Mart Ii 'I, W-T IIU fatliur, Jehn
Ltitiu'ltur, will ii wihxI turiuir, ami Im illll
RiMitly ImttriU'tKil IiIh win In the miihi honor
alii" calling. oulaetuni wat a Httle lllau
et 700 poeplo, ami thu nlder I.ulioller had
Inhmi lf InirK" nailer, or rhiefcltlHii, ler a
pirliHlef Jl ynira. Itliln lti qiilel ill nles
l'lillipttrtns te manhood. WIkiii tlie Hirudin
for f mrui in UtMirty Iiekiui In lls, Philip wai
Imbnnd with thudimirote boueinu a wildier.
I 11k fatliurMit IiIh facoiiKainHtthiiHen'H di-iirn
and te tn.ini cetiHCriptliin snKOntiHl that tlm
yimnjj man net out ler the new world toxvek
liiiferHimv. He w is tlm twelflh el miin
Iwn chlldren, ami hit f tihur prebibly rH
ulzinl that hit tilunts and lmliihtry would
Maud lilm In lttr stuAil In thenuw country
than If he ruiiiaimid heinn with Ills fund).
wl I Te M.w Mil. i.
TboyeutiKinui h'Jt out fnim lili lieiin1,
with thu licncdiutlens of puruiiU and frii'iidt
fur Antwpri. lili brother Willi 1111 wni te
Hoceiiliuny linn itsltrai tint p irt, but en
the read thlther he tix Immmiiie liubued w itli
thu ilexlre te ke te ViiKjtl.-i, an 1 llmllnc that
l'lilllp'ttimall Mnre of money wai (iiieiikIi
for lieth, he iMMirdwl the M'fwel nt Vntwerp
with hit brother en June '22, lhpt. Thueiean
paniii;e ui made 111 W da)H, 'while the
inoileriiHarounabloil te cress in less than a
week,
ThoetinK mini had no wolldetliiud plans
for tutilr rnttire. Tlmy had rolaties In
Philadelphia, whither they went hnmodlUo hnmedlUo hnmodlUe
lyaflor reaching ew eik. Hut l'lilllp
leiuid no work, thore awaiting his eager
linnds, Jlearlncef (lermaii hoUIuiiiemU In
l.iililch and Hurks ceuntiiM, he went te
liethluhein, but w as uniblu le procure w erk
there. Nothing dauuteil, he trudged from
llethlohem toUeadliiKeu hxit. As a last re
sort, lietinpiKCd hiiu-eir with a faruureu
tlie eutHkirtM or KehIImk ami there put in his
Unit winter in his adopted leuntry. The
money th it jet remained from the parental
Kiftat departing, JlKulden, equal te (10 el
Ainerlc.au money, was handed ever te his
farmer emplej or as i nest efct; for mero te
come.
'Uie young man was net extrauur-iut In his
nalarled aspirations, for we llml him ao-ept-liiKthti
iy effl ler month with ery Lheor Lheer
fill Hplrlw. Hut when the day of sntiloment
came, he falthlul had he Ik'eii, he was ptld at
the rate of ?,' a month. Hut while all tills
was well eueiiKh, It did net hiiIIIce for our
ambitious young (.lermau friend. Hearing
of a prospect at Hoauistewii. he went thlther
and was employed by Jehn Kill! in as a
weed-turner. Ile was te get f" a month, but
when his employer recognized thu merit of
the young mechanic, his wages were at ence
raUe.1 te ten dollars. Mr. hobzeltor tullser
noine queer oxperloncoa in these dajn. Ills
lack et knew ledge of Ameiicati ways and
his inability tii bilk IZngllsh frequently Hub.
jected him te pettv anneyances. One day
no uirasueii an ouenHivo leaiur, anu wneu
the milt for assault wa-s brought bofero
'Squlre Wilsen ( lather el W. XL Wilsen,
cmq. ) the latter reruseil le ontertalii IU
ST1M. INIIIINO AI.O.MI.
ItuaiiiHtew ti was net breid enough ler our
jeitng man, and after hU weeks thore he
went te the turning establishment of old
Henry Hlaymaker (fatlier of '.Squlre A. P.
hlaymaker, of (nip, and hamuel Slaymaker,
of this city. ) There he Marled in w 1th SUi a
month, which in a low weekH was raised te
flu In tlie ineantline his brether, William,
had gained a geed fiHitheld in the name bu..
neus lu Allegheny, Pa., and hid written lro lre
fluently te his brother Philip te Je'ii him
there, Plnally acceding te his roquest, he
went thore just us the California geld fever
was at its height ever thu country. eung
Philip and a companion caught thu iults turn
and were en their way te the train ler New
Yerk, whonce they were te nail for S in Kran Kran
cisue. Philip inuiiil that he had forgotten
his watch, ran hack ler It and missed tlie
train that carried bis Irlend away. This no
i Ideut determlued his Htav hi thu K.isU
HACK TO bVNOAMllill t'OlNl.
hhertly ufterwardH, coming back te Lan
caster county, Mr. I.obzeltor doternilnod te
net up in business for hlnihelf, and the place
hochesowas Wheatland, a mile and a half
this Hlde of Hlrasbttrg, where there was an
oxcelleut water iiewer. This was in ISM.
Pern j ear and a half he there labored, dually
illapeslug of his uUHineHM te H'jnjaiiilii Pshlu
inail (latlier of H. Prank Kahleumn, of Ian
caster,) uud working for the latter as a weed
turner. Jti liiose uays, uvieru uiucii ui mu
modern machinery was invented, weed
turning was n luer.Uive icciiitleii, and a
geed mechanic could always ceiiiin mil geed
wages.
Fer ten mouths our here remained with
Mr. Pshlemau, and at the end et that tlme
came te 1-aueaHter and was employed lu thu
turning establishment of llowers A INIilo INIile
limn, at Oruell's landing, a part of this old
mill huh Hiaiius leine rigni or ine pnugu.
During the) ear ami a-lmlteflils stay there,
thu young man was a Ulligetit attendant at
the night school at the comer of Duke uud
Church btreets, and the Insinuation he there
husbanded camu back te him a thousand leid
in alter yeats. HU honor, Judge l.hlng l.hlng
sten, was enu of lui teachein.
Again doteniilniiiK te set up for hlmseir,
Mr. Iiobzelter In 1831 purchnsed a let en Seuth
Queen Btreet, oppesltotho Columbia Oarden
hotel, and esuibllsbed himself in n small
way. Prosperlty Hiulled upon him, and a
y ear later'J amen l'ettn, who was running a
ene Btery 8Uep nt UU North (Juoeu Btreet, the
Skkt ttmuL 1KR
SLtJi fV WlM
I SIX TAG ES.
liroxKiitHlleof lifibelter A Cii.'h tiiinilNemn
InislnOfs house, leased that establishment te
Mr. Lebclter for thrift jeurs, in which po pe po
riel he still lutther ancutided tlie hill or lor ler
tutus A It nil coin "nod of .lames Potts, All
gust ltelniehl and I), II. Himtelter leek the
lilace for the next two j-carn. during which
Air. liolirelter liiberuil nt his Heulli (iiecn
street nhe. Ilu Dually lu 11- pilrclmsed
back thu North ijiieen Hlreet phue, and he
lias been there through ralu nml hIiIiie ever
nliue
I tl I.N A.NII NOW.
When Mr. I.nholler itssuiiied K)sseslen
that J car, he isjiplejed mi IihiiiIh New his
llrm gives work te thirty eight bauds Ills
piniclly 111 tlmse flayM was but mi'iigre. New
1,000 Hetn of whoelsare turiiMl tint aniiliidly.
Thefqieelal Irulurra of the Iiihiwi Is thu mail,
uractiire of every thing that iMirlalns tociiicli teciiicli
innkuiV weed work, as well as i-.nblm.tmak.
urn' and cars'iiterH' turning.
It Is a notable ev Idonce or thu originality el
the man that most of the llrM machinery
used bvMr. I.'ihelter uasel his own Inven
tion. Ilu new holds h ptleiil tight en a fub
loe iHiuder anil bay rake centelvcd by lilm.
self. He h1m luveutiHl a wimhIvii HH)ke
lathe, which was the forerunner il the Iren
lathe new he largely lu use.
On .liiiiuary I, lhA I'harlm K. Hewney
was taken Inte thu llrm, together wllli .lnliti
W. I.iiti7rltr, Hen nf that William Mbjelter
who had died In Allegheny In INS"'. Hhhp
jeiing moil added a new Impulse te the
thriving business, Jehn W. I.ebn ler re.
tired from the llrm wxiu arterwards, and
Messrs. I,eb70lleranil Downey couHllltite thu
preeiit prosHireus beuse.
i:i.si:vvnmii: i.Mi.viihli.
I lusldeH tliulr I.nncasler enterprise, Messrs.
l.obrellor and Dew ney are largely Interesteil
In the Columbus, Ohie, Wheel ami Bunding
com piny, which was Iniugiinitisl hi Sep
(ember el last jenr. They einplrj' in the
state iKinltentlary buildings M convicts, for
vvliesu labor the state Is pild by cuntrict. At
present the llrm Is turning out iil nets el
wheels )Hinla, and their busiiiess Is only lu
Its Infancy.
Mr. I.eliwilter was marriisl mi April U,
K.I, le Miss l:il,itHth llelelne, the fruit or
which union was tlvedilldren. Only ene of
tliem survives, William, who Is an Ullclenl
clerk In the llrm et which his fatlier is (he
head.
The elder I.eb70lter thnuiglieul his busy
llfu basalwajs found time lu cultivate the
cl.ilMdoef his nature He was ene til thu
fiirllist members of the I.inejMer Mii'iiuer.
eher, and has been a towerel strength ler the
Lancaster Iilwlerkniu. W hen the latter or
ganlruleu was dissolved Mr. Loli7elter UMik
held of II, established It lu his new building,
the Schiller heuse, and pushed it along te IU
pruKint Hinxess. Ilu has also been long a
memlHir of the Hc!iuet?eu ereln, or Lancas
ter ShiiriHhoeturH, ami he has alvvaja Iicami
coiislderisl a cr-.tik shot among them, hav
lug numerous medals jvs trophies of his
skill.
lu uiunklpil allairs Mr. l.ebreller Imsever
been all ardent Itepuhlicnti, having bun a
halt ile7.eu limes a inemlHir of common coun
cil from the Sixth ward. 'I here his ris.erd
was like that el Ins llle, disclosing busl
nurts sagacltv and mi ardent Interest lu the
welfaruel hlsadnjited tltj'. llelsjeta man
lu the prluie of llfu ami bids ralr te push bis
business onward and upward still further In
tlie mIIi of progress. The ex implu eflils life
is worthy el the emulation or thu jeuug men
ambitious of business siici ess, for Mr. l.eb
roller'a triumph was laid en the rock-bed
foiimlatieii el long ami continuous hard
work.
.1 MAilJIUIII Alt! KSIVUK
t.tiltliMilln I)t I nr r.lKlit lliiurs In licn
luik)' raiiieiis CAfrrn.
Thursday afternoon n pirtyef well-knewn
ladles and gentlemen returned from a pleas
ure trip le the Mammoth cave, Kj., where
thej' had a most thrilling and pilnfuleK
ritiMU. t)n Tuesday u gaj party or twenty twenty
Heven isjrseiiH traversed the cave, taking the
"long route," ulnu uilles lu and nine miles
out. During the evening, whllu the lurtj-
I were traveling through the vv lulling passages
bojend l.che river, nlne et tueni, who were
'he rear, hoenme se pirated from the main
i v. 'llie only guide was at the head el
the Hue, mid the absence et the rear guard
was net noticed for some time.
'1 he unfortunates were lest ler eight hours
in the Intricate underground mazes et the
mighty cavern. 1 rout 1 until li o'clock at
night they wandered about aimlesslj', but
(iiustantlj getting farther and farther away
from the main track. Te add te thu terror
of the situation, their light went out, leaving
them te wander lu the il.uk ness and un
known dangers of the cavern. The
wendererii liiiallj' adopted thu plan el leav
ing small articles et clothing In their
pith as lliey walked along, and by these
means thej- weru Dually round by a partj' of
friends who went Heul in search of them,
Hitting en the banks of Kche river, at
which they hid finally arrived.
The ladies In thu party stillered griMtlj"
from nervous excllemeut, and the excursion
ists were pretty ludly broken up by thu
tlmu they get back te the hotel.
tun jie.v.t irjtH Mir tits.
VVliy
ltald Wan Made ult lu Leng Itiiiiiib
Club lliiiiftr.
Phil Daily, thu proprietor of the IVniisjl
vaiili club house, Leng llr.uich, N. J., and
Charles Whltcembe, of the Ocean dub, who
were arrested at the raid made uisjn the two
club houses 1 hursday uvenlng.appearud w itli
counsel boleroLsqulroMorrIslortrl.il. Alter
the warrant had twin read thoceimsel for the
Ocean club asked for an adjournment for two
dajH, that he might prepare himself for a
iletunse. The request was granted. After
Mr. Whitcotube'Hcaso had been disused of
Air. Campbell, lu behalf of Phtl Daily, moved
tint the trial of his client Imi proceeded with.
Henry S. Torhtine, coiinsel ler the commis
sioners, net lieltiir pniared te try the case, a
postponement was maue mini nexi i uesuaj-.
Thu men were discharged under ?M) ball ler
thou appearance.
'I he raid upon tlioseclub liouses was made
uiHin the sworn allldavlt or William (.
WiuipUifluier, erNdw VerL city. All that
la known or thu matter is that yeuug Wimpr Wimpr Wimpr
liolmer had a llltlu game at both placea dur
ing the piuvleus evenings, and altera lew
hours camu out tev oral hundred dollars bo be
hlud. The less et tlie money Moemed te
weigh tiH)ii his mind, a,i it did net belong te
him. He doclded te have the houses pulled
te regain his lest money. The raid had but
little ellect upon the Pennsylvania club, as
llie playing went en thu same os before. Te
a reMrter Mr, Dallj' said he thought the raid
upon the house was inade out of malice.
Iluw Tliej Hub Hie fjnv eminent.
'I he editor et thu Portland Oi cgeman, who
served lu the ranks of the Union army, de
clares that he knows of his own knowledge
that " Hince thu passage et llie arrears et pun.
hIeii act about overj' shirk and utterly worth
less eteran of his brigade has been a hiic
cessrul applicant ler a pension." In ene case
a wagener, wlie lest his leg by tumbling oil
bis team wlillohelplossly drttnk.get a pension
en the plea that he had leHt it In action with
the oneiuy. In another case a man awore te
having reoeived Injuries m a battle at which
huwasuotpreHont j described Ids regiment
us supporting a balterj', when It was lu a
thick weed, distant half a mlle Irem any
artlllery. In aeveral instani.es within the
editor's knowledge, men who escaiwil Inuit
hervicu oj-Hiieollng en their lingers uave re re
eeived arrears or isniwlens as II for honeralilu
wounds. He describes ene case w here with
lu two years a New Kugland merchant, worth
at least fM),000, who nuver weh in action, and
who resigned alter less than three months'
Hurvlcehas mortllled his decent comrades bj
trying te get a pension en the plea that he
could trace his ptesent condition of lmiur.
feet health te u catarrh he sullered from
while lu service.
Had ii Het-Out.
At the meeting of Luiplre council, Ne. LM,
Jr. O. P. A. M, lest Friday evening, llarrj
C. lllggs, jr., was elected representative te
the stale council, which meets in llarrlsburg
en July i!0th. Last evening the mombers et
thu council vvore outertaliiod at a bet out
given by Mr. lllggs at Moumereher garden,
uud all had a geed tlme.
Oietcoiiie li Heat.
Themas Lyens, Ne. 21 North Mary Htroet,
was overeomu by heat yesterday ami a hev ere
congestion of the kldueya followed. He Is
61 years el age aud his case Is coiiHlderod
Rorieus. ile is nttouded by Dr. M. L. llerr
S1IB WAS NO SLOUCH.
UHAM1V rlVTtlltK
ri.Avrti ii r a
(ik fa no
a nth.
AH
lll.uk linirjr llrnniljr ter Hrsili kiici Hint Card.
Iiir lairn A Hlrsine Nturr or Hew
Venng Man'. Nun (ptlldlllJidet Awr
With III. Ilrtter Judgment.
bong lltHiuh Coir. New erk lleialit.
One enceunterH Hlraiige adveiiluren en the
bread plaj.is here. In the "urging throngs
enu Bemetlincs ineeU t fare which carries
ene back te almost forgotten mones lu tlie
long age. He It chanced te llie tlemlit cor cer cor
reoiidoiit last night.
"Very haiidseme. Isn't alie T"
"Yea. Hald toresomblu Lmgtrj', but Is a
trilln elder."
l'liey're coining this way, Hy Jove, old
man, hIiu Ixiwed bijou. De you knew her?"
It hih'iiis no. its, (heugh a moment age
1 was unconscious el the fact. We were
rel low passengers for a week onto and get
well acquainted."
"Hew was that 7"
"De you really want mu te tell you "
f'Certalnlj'."
I was coming from New Orleans en tlie
(leorge Cromwell lu August of 187J. Heme
time age? Yes, but the story cenuectii close
ly with thu hew of half a liiliiute age. This
lady, then lourti-en jears yeunger (as you
will llml H jolt count your lingers), was
brought te the pier Just as the veasel was
about te start, Hhe was very beautiful, ller
father, a dapper lltlle old man, with dyed
hair and moustache was most alloctlenato In
his iMrtlDK with the fair young glrL Hhe was
hurried en beard the IhmL The cingway
was pulled ashere and we were oil. New,
hIiu was thu ene beautiful woman among
the pasdMiuera, and llie young men
of the nhlp'a oeuii.iny vvure anxious
te make her acquaintance. Hhe was
shy and replied us all. Oliljeu noedn't
smile, 1 was net se red In the I icq fourteen
years age and she might h.ive dene werse.
Wu'l, toward evenlng wuget out en tlieOulf
et Mexke. It was qulle rough. My ladj-,
thu unknown Ijeautj, was helped en deck by
her niiclnut maid mid loekod pale. Hhe was
alsiut te Isisea-slek. I knew thu nyiupteins,
though 1 am never III en the water. It
probably rained mil the day I was born, for
I have an afieclleii ler the fjrlny deep. New,
nil of a sudden it occurred te me that my
friends, Captain Nerden and J udgu Weldon,
el Hajeti Ham, had huiiIb couple of bottles of
line old blackberry brandy le my statoreoni
for my use cm thu voyage. Here wasa usorer
Heme of It,
re fiiieit pi ure-
'lu a Jllly 1 was down lu the cabin, had
borrowed a cerkscruw and had a boltle open.
1 carried a small glass of tlie uxcullent liquor
te the deck and, approaching the servaut,
Haiti . 'Lxcuhe me, madam, but the young
lady aptear lib II jeu will twrmlt me, asa
plijslcian, te prosiribe ler her 1 think this
will relluve her at ouce.'
"'Hut you are net a docter''
"True. 1 was Just at that moment, how
ever. Hhe was net what she seemed anj
morn than 1 was. Hut te continue
" ' e", go ahead."
"TheglaHs was accepteil, and thu result
was that en the following day I maduevery
olher man en the ship unhappy by taking a
lltlle walk en deck with the Mender, dark dark
eveil girl. My fel ! he was beaiitilul then.
1 1 was my Urst attack, and I was geno In a
fuvv bourn. She was ery gentle, modest
and ladv-llke. Her education bad been well
cared ler In aceuvent, irl romeinbcr."
.i Well "
" We were together very much. Hhe
evliicid a decided preference for me. I
was (Uttered and don't cmlle like that
happy.
"One night, the last boferu wu reached
New Y erk, Homebody proposed cars in the
social hall. It was agreed ur"i lld the
g.ime wasRoeu inade We prayeil w hist
ler ! time. 'I lien ether passenger uame in,
and as there was onlj-eno biblu HOIllebedJ
expressetl a curlesitj- te knew hew the game
and play was plajed. They wanted te see
thu g line and play It 'Just Ter run.' 'llie
idea was net a bad one, but 1 kept still, den t
jeu hiiu 7 There sit my pretty laced crea
tore, Just epjKvslte, Hiid I did net care te have
bur knew that I hail ever neon a May out.'
Yeu 8e, a rellew cannot pass for a spring
lamb who has gambled en the greun much
during his veuth Hut my friend Charley
Hrewu, ofltreul street, was net se particular.
Just as a burnt te mu hu said, 'give me
thu cards, I'll keep thu bank and deal.' He
seen hail all el the clubs out of ene of the two
decks or cards aud had them spread upeu
thiitnhtii Thore vvore olentvef Ivery chilis,
and giving them Imaginary values, we dis
tributed then among the players. The very
instance thu chlivs touched the llnger et that
girl her vvhole manner changed. Her eyes
bowiine aglow- with a strange, wild light 1
uover bomre had neeu in thorn, though,
Heaven knewK, I hail Htudled the changing
Me or their puplla under the stars and bo be
sdu thu lamp in llie lighted cabin. Miu acted
v erj- Htrangely.
A f.I,lH.V AMI VN VVVVKKNl.lt.
" I moved ever te her Hide of the Ublu te
give her such direction as 1 could without
m posing my knew ledge of the game which
was net inconsiderable. As thu deal pro pre pro
gresed alie looked vacmtlj" about the table
Irem tlme te tlmu as though Hooking
Hnuiething that was net there. 1 oveuhoard
her inuriner once, 'Who keiqis thu game?'
but did net attach any IniiMirtance te the
words. Whin the cirds vvore nearly all
lilted Irem the table (for of course Charley
had no Lux te deal from) he said :
" 'Are jeu ready for the call 7'
"'Yes.' said niv companion, rather lib-
rupllv.
'New, said Charley, ' I will leek tit thu
thiee last cards anil tell j-eu their names. lr
j en call thu order in w hlch thev turn up j'eu
Will is) oe J1.1HI lour ler enu. cuiuii, ijuwu.i,
deuce.'
'"(Jueeii, diiece, seven, for f50 1 exclalmed
Clairulle, utterly Ignoring mu and almost el ol el
bewing mu away us Hhe laid her money en
the cornerot the qucsiii.
"The deal was liiilshetl. Hhe hud called
thu turn 7"
Well?' , ,
"I didn't speak. 1 wasstaggered. I went
out Inte the darkners of the night and neught
Cap aln Clapp, the ceiiiin inder of the ossel.
" ' Who Is that beautiful vv Oman vv bem you
have seen me vv lib he much V 1 asked.
" De you really want te knew?'
" 'l must Knew."
'"She Is the daughter et Johnny Peel, the
king of the New Orleans gamblerH.'
1 1 was true. Hhe did net utmear at breuk-
fasU Ner did 1. I have nuver seen her
sluce until new Thore was at least onevery
sad heart that night. 1 don't speak of lien,
butofmine. Ami hore she Is let's take
something."
Dlt-il ul rurell.
Mrn. Jehn G. Jenes, daughter of lleury
Shuberl, who was stricken with paraljHls
en the Itli or July whllu stauding iu Lancas
ter cemetery listening te the dedicatory ser
v ices of the soldiers' burial let, and w be was
taken te her father's residence, Ne. 217 Last
Walnut street, died thore at an early hour
this morning.
Mrs. Jones was entirely conscious until I
o'clock Prlday alternoen, vvhen bIie sullered
a second streie, from the etlects of which she
gradually sank and died at 7:30 this morning.
She leaves two children, a boy and a girl,
both quite young. It may be noted as a sin.
gular lolncideiico that her husband's father,
James Jenes, died suddenly of jiaralysis.
Mrs. Jenes' fuuerul will take place ou Mou Meu
day at 2 p. in.
Itallrimil Wrcik.
Puday night about midnight, engiiie Ne.
,'UO. tonethor with llve freight cars ou the
I'ennsjlvanla railroad, juiiiied the track at
(lordeuvllle, blockading tlie north aud mid
dle tracks, and delayiug both freight and
passenger trains forsemo hours. The cause
et the accident has net been leirned. The
Columbia and Parkesbttrg wrecking crews
wero cent ter te clear the tracks. Ne ene was
hurt bj' the accident.
l.uncaater Mln.trel. Meet an Kinpty Heme,
from the New Helland Clarien.
On Monday eveulng a troupe of amateur
minstrels Irem Lancaster wero iu town in
tending te give a performance In the hall ;
but as no one went they gave a abort per per per
loriiunce en the rerch of the Styer heuse,
1 asslng the hat around botween sets.
LANCASTER. PA., SATURDAY, JULY 10. 1886.
MUIIK XtlHV VlVTUHtKtl.
IjiIe Itelurnii frein lmileii Minw It.ifr.e, Inr
tlif Ilninn Itiiin I'Hrly,
The Teries have wen (.'lilpisjnham, Wilt
shire, and MalUeti, Lswix, from the Llberals,
lierd Henry Hrtica ileteatlug ilantster
Fletcher ((lladstenlaii ) lu tlie fermer, and
C. W. (Iray beallng L. H, Hernard (Olad.
sletilan) lu the latter. Tbose two accessions
make the total UiileuislH gains .13. The
Teries have carried tlie English ceunties
by Hwoeplng inalerllles. The Unionists
siifceodetl lu retaining Inverness Iturghs,
roelectlng Hubert Haniiyljnu Pinlny j
rorfarslilre, wliore tlmy re-elected Jmnes
William Harclny; I'alklrk Iturghs, electlng
W. P. .Sinclair, anil HartlctHHil, wliore they
ro-clectod Themas Uk-hardseu. M, Conway
(Parnellite) has been ro-elei'tod for North
Leltrlm, and T. II. Olll (Parnellite) for
Heulli Leuth. Dr. J. 11. Ivenney (Parnel (Parnel
lite)has been ro-elpotod for Heulli Cerk. Mr.
MaoDeuald ( Parnellite) has been olected for
Ossory division el Queens county. Mr. .
Ceinmlns (Parnolllte) has been re elected
for Seuth Itosceminon, and Mr. W. J. Cor.
belt (Parnolllte) mr Last Wlcklevv. Mr.
Corbett Whs sgaln opisiseil by Colonel Arthur
I Tettenham, who obtained but U4! votes le
.'1,101 secured by Mr. Cerlsitt, whose total,
however, was IWI less than at the last elec
tion, wlille Tettenham's was Id less.
The Teries have gained thoMiddletonillvI
Hloner.Southoa.it Lancashire.
At I o'clock lu the afternoon the Terios
had olected "4U candidates, the Unionists rt,
the OladstenlatiH IM anil the Parnellites 7a
1 he Terios say they are conlident of electing
3.11 candidates.
Mr. Jehn Dillen, who has been stumping
the Hawick district against thu Itlght Hen.
(loergoO. Trovetj'au, who left the cabinet
when Mr. (ladstone Introduced bis home
rttle bill, In asjKKjch en Prlday ruferred te
"the past threo months whereln statesmen
had sought te bring rerward a tncasure or
kindness and Justlte toward Ireland, by the
doing of which thej' had dene mero te make
thu Irish poeplo loyal than had been pre
vleiwly accomplished during the whele
eighty-six years of the I nien."
'Ihrce Dublin Conservatives have been
LOiumillfsl for trial for participating In the at
bick en tlie Ciithellc precession as It passed
the Conservative Workmen's club building
en thu evenlng or July .
A flrrsit fllaiistone Victer.
Lomie.n, July 10. Mr. A. L. Hrewu, the
tiladstenlau candidate for Hawick Ilurghs,
has defeated Hir Uoergu Otte Trevelj'an, thu
I'ulenistcaudldate.and who resigned his seat
In Mr. (lladtoiie's cabinet because of his
niiii-coucurreuce in tlie premier's home rule
measure.
The dereal of Mr. Treveljan has canned a
profound sensation lu political circles. The
Liberals are highly deligbleil at the result
The vete steed, Hrew n, A.'iil . Trev elyau,
2, PU.
In IlartlliKleii te I all '
The news of Mr. Trovelyan's deleat has
greatly revived the Hpints of the Oladston Oladsten
laus and many el Ilium are new predicting
tlie defeat of the Marquis el Hartingteu, the
Liberal-Unionist leader, In the contest lur the
parliament,- seat of Hossendale, division el
L-incashlrc. which seat Is new held by the
marquis. The electien takes place en Men-daj-
nexL
lu tlioHeuth division or Londonderry Mr.
Themis Le.i, Llljeral-l nlenist, has been
elicted, derealing Mr. Timethy Healy, Par Par Par
nollleo bj' a vete et 1,717 te l,ti-. In the last
electien Mr. Healy received 172.'. votes, Cel.
McCalmeut. Conservative, 2,J1-', ami Win.
Plndlater, Liberal, l,sia lu tlie election te
day thu whele' Unionist vete was concentra
ted ou Mr. Lea.
The Unionists have also gained the Hlg
gleswaldu division of Bedferdshire, electlng
Viscount Harlng in place et Mr. C. Magulac,
(lladstenlau.
Teries replace Unionists lu tlie Komferd
division of Lssex, the Stroud division of
Gleucestershire and the Penrith division of
CumberLind. Iu the latti r place Mr J. W.
Lewther, Conservative, his been elected,
debating Mr. Wilfred Livvsen, itladstenlan,
bj 000 tnojerltj.
In the east divisleu i I Down CapL Kerr,
Conservative, has been eIli ted. The vete
was .1,00.1 for Kerr and 2 - 1 for Mr. McOrnth,
Parnellite, in the lat old. Hen Captain
Kerr was net epMwed.
llaren V. De Kethscluld, I'nienist, uas
been elected for the Ajlesburv division or
Huckinghauihhliu by o,im.ijerltj-.
The Liberals have wen the O-gold-Cress
division or Yorkshire, where Mr. J. Ausleu,
aiadsteulan, has defeatel su J. W. Hams Hams
deti, Unionist, who voted against the second
reading el the home rule bill.
The Terios te day wen the llarboreugh di
vision of Leicestershire, the stew market di
vision ei Hutlelk, the Gainsborough division
et Lincolubhlre, the Northwest division of
Norfolk, the Northvvest et Stallordshlre, and
the Hyde division el Chi shire.
In the north division of Armagh, Majer
Haundorseu, Conserv atlv e, has been elected by
a vete of 1,572 te 1,177 for Mr. Williamson,
Parnelllte.
The dele.it of Mr. Jeseph Arch, Gladston Gladsten
lau. In the northwest division or Norfolk by
Lord Henrj' Hentlck, Conservative, causes
general regret. Lord Henlick beat Mr. Arch
bj1 only 20 maierltj'.
Mr. J. I barten, Conservative, roplai-es
a Unionist for ltlpen division el ork8hire.
Uu.e Itall Neiis.
lu Chicago yesterday the home club again
defeated the Detrelts. 'I he scorn was h te 2,
and McCerinlck pitched a splendid game.
Baldwin was net hit he elteu, but when he
was It was very hard, The ether Leigue
gatnoswere: At Washingten: Ho9teu 12,
Washington 1 ; at Kansas City : St Leuis
10, Kansas City 5; at Phlladulplili : New
Yerk 10, Philadelphia 2.
The Hroekljndeleatwl Pittsburg by I teO
yosterday, and the Mets wire beaten at Cin
cinnati bj- 7 te 2.
Gcerge McGinnis, late el llie St Leuis
HrevviiH, and Tem lielau, fermerlj' of thu
Maroen, have signed with Haltimnre. liar
nie denies thu story that he Is trj Ing te make
u deal Willi rvewark.
The Danv llie club has net disbanded, as
reported, and jesterdaj- they plajfd one et
the best games of the season with heron ten.
The score was 5 te I In laver of O'Learj's
men after twelve Innings.
Denny Mack's team has nan uaru hick at
Wllliamspert, and j esterday they were de
feated by 11 te 7. i urheu, W ilkesbarre's
new pitcher, was hit very hard.
Next J'ear maj bring a revolution lu huse
ball, and already an entirely new League Is
spoken of.
The Philadelphia club had but three hits
oil Koefe vesterdav".
The dispatches te the morning papers from
Pittsburg sa j' that the victory ei Brooklyn
wasewiug te Hradley's umpiring. Yet the
Brooklyn boys hail hevcii mere hits than
thetr opponents aud did net have it fielding
error.
The Mayllower ball club et this city Is do de do
sireus et arranging games with ether
amateur clubs in this county.
The tnascotte of thu Wllkesbarre club is en
Irish setter deg,
W. S. Doen, umpire or the Htate League,
has been at home ler sev oral dayssulleriug
Irem an Injury which he recently received
by being struck ou thu head by a pitched
ball. He will resume his duties ou the 15th.
Mr. Deeu Is highly spoken of for his geed
work by both tin) ellkers imdpla.vorsel the
association games. He umpired most el the
irames between Wllkesbarre and scranten,
and there weru no complaints whatever
against him.
The Michigan steve feuudry furnished the
200 Detrelters who went with the club el
their town te Chicago with iron roosters,
which they fastened ou their hats.
Was Italic, lairly einliiated .'
Ifreiii thu I'ettsvlllu Chronicle,
The nomination et Davles for lieutenant
governor in the receut ltepubllcau state con
vention was made by a very clese vote, aud
sluce the convention several errors, all
against Davles, have been discovered. One
et them comes from Shamekln. Jehn Osier
was te be u delegate, but was net present
He Is novcitheloss rocerdod us voting for
Davles.
CONDITION OF THE CHOI'S.
jturettr nr tiik AtimisvLruiiAi, nr-
VAHTMr.NT Utr Tit K VStTKII HTATKH.
Cettiinbeliirnliat llai kn aid Willi ItrjWentlier
Cern Will Mnkft a I'ull 1 Irlil Sllelit Dr.
filiioef Hiirlngand VVIntcr Wheat.
list. lxer Hevcn I'nlnla.
Wahiiimhev, D. C, July 10. The fob
lowing monthly crop rejKirt was Issued at
tlm department of agriculture te-day :
Thu cotton returns te the department or
agriculture for July I represent tlie crejis
ten te Illteeu days late. The low grounds
saturated with the excessive rains of June
Shew a general prevalence of the aphis In
such situations and a smothering growth el
grass and weeds. Thu dryer uplands
show a vigorous plant growth, and lu
full-handed plantations, eleati cultivation.
This description will apply le all the Btales
except Texas, Arkansas and Tonnessee.
Thore his been Improvement during June
lu these states and rotregrndo In all the
ethers. Thore will be u small area aban
doned from Inability te cultivate it and some
Injury b plants will result lu the pro
cess of cleaning. HoduUleu in con cen con
ditleu Is mainly In North and Houth Car
olina, Alabama and Mississippi; Georgia was
ropertod low In June , the ccneral av orage of
condition ls8. It was hl en tlie first el
June j last year It was (M lu July, a gain of I
Kilnts during June. I'avorable weather in
luly with prompt destruction of weeds may
advaiKO Its condition, but Itirther rains or
continued drought would work serieus iu
lury te the crop. Whlle a lair product may
jelbe possible east of thu Mississippi, the
condition of that iortlen of the crop may
be ronslderod somew hat critical. The avor aver
agi'S by sbites are as fellow s :
Virginia 02, North C irellna ')!, Seuth Caro
lina 70, Georgia 81, Alabitna SO, Mississippi
7'i. Louisiana 81, Texas '7, Arkansas b
Teiinosseo 'H. Tlie acreage of corn has very
slightly declined lu the Middle States and In
Marjdand, Virginia and Seuth Carolina, with
soine increase lu ether sUtes of the Houth,
which Is the largest west of the Mississippi.
In the Ohie vallej the acreage Is nearly the
same as in 1SS. West or the Mississippi the
Increase In heavy, In Kansas 20 per cent, in
Nebraska 10, Dakota 30. The total incroae
ls3' ier cent, or about two and a half.niil.
Hen acres.
f. ern Is latu en the Atlantic coast, from wet
weather, cool nights and slew germination.
In many situations the seed retted and re
planting bocame necessarj-. Instances are
reported or planting Ihrce times. Yet thore
Is generally a fair stand, and the crop Is
growing and healtbj', and with seas
onable Jul J' weather will make lull
jield. It has s u tie red quite as much
en the Gulf coast, where the wet
areas are still mero unpromising. The
red lands generally bear a vigorous growth,
while in the graj- soils and bottoms thu plants
are yollevv lug and spindling. Heme of the
areas have alreadj' been abandoned. Heme
parts of Texas have been drv-, but abundant
recent rains will sullice for a geed crop lu
the eastern and central counties. Arkansas
shows high condition, but Teunessee reports
lujurj- from low temperature and oxtenslve
rain. The great corn twit el the West re
ports medium te high condition, growing
better from Ohie te Kansas. The Missouri
Vallej1 averages better thau the Ohie river
and L.ike region , there is a full Maud iu
Missouri, v igoreus and ev en grew th and ten
daj-s earlier than last year. The Kansas re
turns are equally favorable. Insect injuries
have nowhere been serieus ; the chinch bug
is new threatening some localities iu the
West
The gouer.il average is 'le, against 01 last
j-earand ile iu lvil. The state avorages el
the fellow ing suites are : New Yerk ei(
I'entisjlvaula S, Irglnla ul, Georgia 02,
Texas S2, Kentucky 91, Ohie ft, Indiana a.,
Michigan De, Illinois '17, Missouri 101, Kansas
102, Nebraska 05 aud levvaO").
The condition el winter wheat is reported
for the llrst of Jul' In Northern districts net
harvested and in Southern states as it ap
peared at tlie time el harvest.
The average has declined from '12.7 te 01.2.
New Yerk reports a doelino of four points,
Pennsylv aula five, Kentuckj' two, Michigan
slx,MIsseun one, Kansas three; Ohie and In
dlaua remaiu as in June, aud Illinois gains
ene point
The condition of spring wheat has declined
Irem us In June le N), in consequence of high
temperature, drying winds aud lack of rain.
In the principal states the docline has bceu:
Wisconsin from T7 te 7 ; Minuoseti, !J te 7S;
Iowa, IOOIe'.iO, Nebraska, 07 te S3, and Da
kota from irl tesj.
The condition el eats av crages se, a decllue
ofheven points.
Hye tally maintains its position, uveraglng
Oe.
Thoiiveragu of barlej- is 'K).
THIS DiSJIVVICAIlU urreuTUMTr.
t'lltltu Atli'lupt of 1)1 operate Oppulienls le
hllrnii Ill.seiixleii.lii the l'lirlf.
Spiel d te the lxTEt-LIeBMH.
IIauiusui nn, July 10. It Is new appar appar
eut te the dullest that Quay's "calamity
tlcket" can be defeated. The result depends
uikju the action el thu Douieoratio conven
tion. Should It make the usual clear aud
emphatic deliverance upeu the vital ques
tions el the state campaign, and put up men
who will Inspire the coutldeuco el the poeplo
that this election means the complete banish
ment of the ring, as was dene in KS2, the
issue will be iu no doubt vvuatever. Our es
teemed ltepublicau contemporaries evidently
understand this, and they are industriously
ondeavorlng te complicate the Douieoratio
situation by representing distinguished Dem
ocratic leaders as intriguing and bargain
ing ever the nomination ler gover
nor, after the manner of their own
ring bosses. Hut their (rame will net work.
Prem observation Hindu iu wide travel and
the Information gained by extenslve report
1 am qulte sure there Is no such business go
ing en lu the Democratic party. If it should
breakout, It would net be tolerated a me.
ment Whoever shall be nominated ler
Sovernorortor anj ether place will be the
ellborate cholie et the Domecratlo people ;
he will net be named lu pursuance of any
cemnact between iiuy two or auy deeu men,
however distinguished they may be ; uud he
will get, us he will deserve, the united sup
port or a harmonious pirty organization, us
Pattison did iu lss2, though he was nomi
nated by a very meagre majority of the con
vention. (iiiode et (itiuil Kuuugh,
The Honate whlle In oxecutlvo session ou
Prlday acted en the advorfee report upon the
nomination of Solicitor Gotieral Jehn Geode.
Mr. HIddleberger favored continuation, and
Messrs. Hear and Muhone opposed It " Mr.
Ldmuuds said hu had letters which Incul
pated Mr. Geode Iu a dicker for confirmation.
These letters stated that If he were con
11 r mud, certain of his ltepublicau subordin
ates vv euld be retalued, '1 he letters vv ere de
manded by Mr. Hiddluborger, but Mr. 1M
muuils declined te produce them," Plnally
a vete was taken, and Mr. Geode was reject
ed 25 te 28. The doers vvore then reopened
aud thu Henate adjourned.
At tlia SlHtluu lluiufi.
The police complain that btislueas is v erj
dull. Per the past three nights there has net
been a Hiugle person ceullued In the station
heuse. Today two were lecked up for
drunken and disorderly cenduet One Is a
darkey and the ether an Irishman, and both
will be heard Mend ty.
Tlderr. Ge te a Jail te Steal.
The sheriffs chicken coop at the Yerk Jail
was rollevod of most et his culckens ou
1 ThUHday night
SIX PAGES-PKI
tii unit 1'iitKn jit UArnnuihu
It Causes a flrent Dent of IMm.fce lleferf) It It
Under Control.
H.VVKltntM., Mas?., July 10. Y'osterday
aftorueou lire breke out lu Longfellow A: Ce-'a
dining rooms hi Halten'stall block, C5 Morrl Merrl
nina street The llames quickly spread te
Shelden A Ce.'s reuill clothing store, thence
te the Pacillu tea cemiiany'H store, then le 0.
II. Cleveland A Ce.'s shoe stere and C. 0.
Mersu A Hen's book and iierledlcal stere In
the H,ime block. The contents of these stores
and el various efllces lu the upper ntorles are
a total less, aggregating with the less en the
building tia,w. Tayler's large woedon
building adjacent, occupied by Tayler's cloth
Ing store, Gaguls, merchant tailor, and the
Merrlmac club room, caught (lre and with its
stock was damaged te the amount or (0,000,
Whlle this Urn was In progress anolher
breke out in thu Delavan house stable, which
was quickly leiisiimed together with flve
horse". Less, ?,"i,7uU Hutler's blacksmith
shop was partly burned, and a building eccu
pied by A. W . Cram, steve dealer, and WU
Ham Hc.m, plasterer, was destrej'eil. Total
less f J,fi00.
A dwelling heuse ou Hammend court was
tlestrejed. Less, ?s00. Hev oral small build
Ings hi the neighborhood wero partly do de do
slreyod. At 'i: 10 p. m. a third llre gutted a small
tenement hi Lecke street Tlie Haltenstall
block lire originated in a dofectiv e chlmney.
The ether tires vvore evidently et inceudlary
origin. During the afternoon unsuccessful
attempts wero inade te llre several ether
buildings. Help was obtained from Law
rence, Novburyiert, Georgetown and Hlddo Hldde Hlddo
ferd. Mlt. 31 Oil 111 SUN TAI.KH.
lie Ders et r-iek Well or Mr. Itaiiilall's
Kevmiue Mea.urn.
Wasiiimitev, D. C, July 10. -CeU Morri
son has submitted te the Heuso his ad verse
report en the Kandall rovenue reform bill.
Uesaj's the internal rovenue reduction would
be J.S'J, lui),00ti, and the customs reduction Is
estimated by Mr. Kandall at Jf,500,0n0. The
proposed redui Hen of MS,OUO,000 Is, he pays,
inconsistent with Mr. Randall's statement
that there are no excesslv e rev oinies.
In v low of the etlect aud purpese el the
bill the commltteo would loave It te thu no ne
gleet ev Idently expected, but for the fact that
an adverse report might aid In getting tarlll
matters before the Heuso and in a fulfill fulfill fulfill
tnoiiteftho pledges te rcduce taxes. The
bill changes rates of duty ou less than
one-touth of the revenue yielding articles.
The eirect of the bill would be te increase the
customs fe,f00,0i)0. The tax ou all clothing
is Increased, as is that ou tin plate, cotton ties
and woolens. The estimates are made en
arbitrary assumptions and entitled te no ro re
spect whatever. The froe list previsions are
virtually all in the tarlll bill heretofore ro re ro
lerted, as are the Hewitt administrative pro pre
v islous.The introduction et this bill is the first
avowed attempt toempty the treasury by use
of the taxing jievvcr te atlerd protection for pro
tection's sako-te roduce rovenue by exclu
ding Importations. The lull Indicates au
origin unleirned In methods and unmindful
of results, the reduction et internal revenue
taxes have been as rapid as the demands
en the treasury justitled and the tax
en tobacco and whisky could net
new be judiciously removed or re
duced. The repeal et the tobacco tax would
atlurd no additional employment, while free
ing weed, wool, hemp aud salt would be of
incalculable bouetit
II J I IIU VAUfiEII HY A 31AV 1U(I,
lie Ultra a liny lu Clilci;e ami Tuen Take.
t'liMtessluii utu Siloeu.
Chicaiie, July 10. AtS o'clock last oven even
lng u rabid deg rushed along Hals ted street,
near the corner of 33th street, causing j
genoralstauipedoamoug podestrlaus. Hugh
Lerely, a 10 j ear-old bej', was unable le get
out or the animal's way and was bitten. The
doc then rrtU 1,lte a saloon lilled with cus
tomers. Tlie appearance ofthe animal with
ej'es dashing and mouth frothing, snapping
at all objects within his reach, caused great
consternation In thesaloeu. Lverj'bedy, the
proprietor included, vacated the preuiie,
belting through doers and windows and (ail
ing ever each ethor lu wild contusion. The
deg retalued poses,sleu of the place until ol el
tlcers came along and killed him with their
revolvers. They had a dosperato tight, how hew how
evor, and narrowly escaped being bitten.
Hugh Lorely was attended by a doctor, who
cauterized the wound and the boy will be
sent te New Yerk te be fronted by the
Pasteur method. During the mad deg's run
along Hilstead btreet, he bit another deg,
which escaped the oilerls el the crowd te
kill it
A 'lurlle Full. 1 rum a Uluutl.
Hi.oemimito.v, 111., July 10 This city
md vicinity was swept by n cjclene storm
at 7 o'clock last evening which thoroughly
terrlned the people. The tunnel-shaped
black cloud w as appalling. He far as can be
learned, no great dauuige was dene here,
although troes were blown down aud wreck
ed overywhoro, and the stroet car lines block
aded. Signs ware tern down and small
buildings demolished. Iu the midst of the
storm a turtle weighing 20 pounds foil from
a cloud upeu the sldewalk, narrow ly miss
ing, i pedestrian. It is a peculiar kind of
turtle, apparently brought from a distance
bj the cj'clone.
Horrible .xiclilent tu Girt
Cii u vue.JulylO. Mary Malenoy, a yeuug
woman employed In the West Kud laundry,
Ne. MO West Madisen street, was the victim
of a pecullarlj- horrible accident yesterday.
In some unaeeountable manner her hair was
caught by a revolving shaft and wound
around it until she was lifted from the lloer.
Hhe would undoubtedly have been killed had
net the strain been se great as te break her
scalp which was (ern from her head. The
unfertunate girl sullered greatly and became
crary. The sialp was sew ed In place again
and may grew fast, but the physicians fear
that the girl maj- net recover her reason.
A Kt'Ratm l'rebtibly Oil'.
Weiti i iritit, Mass., July 10. J. 1'. Hlge.
low , llnding that the oxpenses of the regatta
would exceed the rccetpts, has withdrawn
the prizes aud possibly the allalr will be oil'.
Hanlati will remain at the lake for practice,
but Keunedy vv ill net stay If tlie regatta ts
abandoned.
VV iaers mi a hlrlke.
Pueviiitsti:, H. L, July 10. At the
Natlck mills 175 vveavorsareout en strike,
and 1,000 looms are Idle, owing te dlsiatlslac
ttcn with recent changes Iu a part of the
mill, from "fruit el the loom" te twill
goods.
I'un-Bt l'lifs About beeut.
Missvlm:i. Junction, Mich., July 10.
The forest fires mar here ure about spent,
uud ralu yesterday places Harding's mlllb
out of danger.
Twenty Menth, for Muu.utURiiler.
Dr. Theus Tayler, cenv Icled of manslaugh
ter at Leng I alaud City, New Yerk, ler the
killing of Thaddeus Grltman, while dlsplaj.
Ing ills skill as a marksiuan by firing at a
tomato can en Grltmun's head, In April last,
has been sentenced te twenty months Impris
enment iu the loniienuary.
Au Old Lad)' Full.
Mrs. Marie Smith, a widow ever 70 years
of age, residing at Hickory drove hotel,
Providence township, fell from a cherry tree
en Thursday afternoon. She knocked her
kuee out e: Joint and sprained her back. Dr.
Deaver attended, her,
CE TWO CENTS.
A VKRMCT FOR S'210,000.
ltOtVOK VOIfhCIXtl WINS TIM HUtAT
TKt.KOMAVIt Utr IT MM JtKff XOHK.
4
The Hanker. A Merchant.' Ceilny Triumph
fiver the Wentern Union Tlia UrfMl
Hf.ect, (itCnnklliiKTIult Helped
te Urine Abnrrt Thst ltr.nlt
Ni.vv Yeiik, July la The Jury In th
f2,0oe,ont) suit of Hecclver Parnswerlh, of the ,
Hankers A: Merchnuts' telegraph cemptny,
against the Weslern Union for cutting the
wires of the former ceniiauy,lllcd Inte Judge
Ivwronce's court at 10.30 a. in., the hour for
the reassembling el llie court, and announced
that they had net yet reached a x erdlct. The
jury thou retired for furlher deliberation.
When questioned by Judge Lawronce M
te the prospects of ngroelng upon a Nordic t
the foreman el the Jury expressed doubt et a
verdict being ultimately reached, adding:
" We have ropeatodly balleted slnce we went
out and the vete has nowise changed from
that cast in the Urst ballet."
Nkvv Y'enic, July 10. The Jury In the
Wostern Union case gav ea erdlct of f 210,
000 lu liver ofthe plalntlll.
Per threo hours en Prlday Mr. Cenkllng
steed in Judge Lawronce's eon rt-roem before
the jury In the big telcgraph suit and de
nounced Jay Gould and hisnlleged unlawful
Hofrure of the llankera A. Merchants'
wires In iininoasiired tonus. With all
his greatt powern of oratory under foil
command, he delivered blew nfter blew.
There has never been lu n court room be
scathing a denunciation of a publle man
and a great corporation us that of Mr.
Cenkllng te-day. It was even mere bitter
than the opening speech of Cel. Ingersell en
the same side. Twe mero remarkable
spoeches have nover been heard In any
court room In New Yerk en the Hame side of
a case. "This is a trans lotion," said ox-Senaeor
Cenkllng in his Hjieech, alluding te the
seinire of the Hankers A Merchnuts' wires,
"which stands absolutely by ttself among
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the audacities of Wall stroet, the audacities
of wrecking corporations and the record or
domineering by the aid or Irresistible capi
tal u transaction which stands alone in Ha
audacious deflance of law and of pub
lic and private morals, and in the shifting and
wriggling attempts made te escape responsi
bility." ".Suppose this act,";iiocentlnued,"had
Ihieii done by seme starving workman unable
te maintain himself or bis family, what a dlu
would have been ralsed about the audacity of
such a crime. Huppose It had been dene by
an Anarchist or by a strlker. Suppose Uerr
Most or Powderly had dene this, and there
had Iieen a trial, would net there have been a
conviction and punishment, aud would net
the men of corporate capital have been tu(
loudest In their condemnations ? These lines
wero net wanted, oxceptto strangle competi
tion. As tlie grave is the destiny of all lives,
se the Western Union Tolegraph company
was the tomb and destiny of all rival
telegraph compaules. Why de states
rofuse te allow railroads and tele
graph companies te lease parallel
lines? Why, lu order that competition
may check and cheapen rates. Ne panoply
but the panoply el a great corporation would
ever have emboldened any man te try such
an experiment as was tried here. Is It net
beyond a doubt that Mr. Gould knew every every evory
eno of the tacts that make malice and op-
prosslen and wrong-doing stare out of the
lace of this transaction ? And Is net the same
true of Nervln Green, Uussell Sage and all
this coterie of railroad aud tolegraph mag
nates ? Who came In place of these men T
Twe little clerks, both of them nwbg Iheir
bread and butte.- te.Jue Wostern Union,
and absolutely dependent upon It.
Wbv. gentlemen, Uielr wry pr
renders mero glaring than anything else
could, the absence or their empleyers. I
say te your faces, gentlemen of the jury, that
If no ene of jeu has been approached during
the progress of this trial bj the Western
Union or Its legal satellUes, it is n tribute te
j'eur characters of which j'eu may be proud,
aud of w hlch I Hlieuld be proud te my djitig
days." Tlie end of this two million dollar
suit, attera trial lasting eight weeks, does
net, hew ever, end the litigation, as the case
will undoubtedly be appoiled.
HATUHDAY Itf VUNQHEM.
United State Cnurt in Hcranteu .V Public
Ilullillng Vein.
WASiHMirev, I). C, July 10. HouseJ.
The speaker laid before the Heuso a mossage
from the prosldent, vetoing a bill granting a
pensleti te Daniel It. Jtess ; roferred te com cem com
mlttee ou invalid tensions.
On motion or Mr. Scranton, of Pennsylva
nia, a bill was passed providing ler holding
tonus of United fatites court at Scranton, Pa,
Mr. Cenger, of Iowa, from the committee
ou invalid pensions, subuiltted reports en the
president's vetoes of bills granting pensions
le Ulliabeth Luce aud Cathorlne McCarthy;
ordered priuted.
Mr. llarmer, of Pennsylvania, presented,
petitions signed by 550 Knights of Laber
fiem his district In laver ei loglslatieu te pro pre pro
meto labor intorests ; relerred.
Mr. Holmeut, from tbe commltteo en for
eign allalrs, reported "back a resolution which
was adopted, requesting the president te
transmit te the Heuse all communications
rotating te the Imprisonment in Kcuader, of
Julias Santes, an American cltlren.
Alter seme mlnsr business the Heuso re re
sutned consideration of the general deficien
cy bill, the pending amendment being that
te refund te certain railroads taxes illegally
collected. The amendment was rejected.
Y'eas KM, nays 108.
The Henate has adopted Mr. Hear's resolu
tion calling en the prosldent for Information
regarding the soizures or dotentlensof Amer
ican vessels in foreign ports.
Vein l'er u I'ablle llulldluir.
WvsiiiNriTON, D. C., July 10. The presi
dent this afternoon voteod the bill providing
for the erection et" a publle building at Abuo Abue
vllle, N. C.
A Italu Accompanied by a al.
Pkk in, His.) July la At7:101astovenlug
a heavy ralu, accompauled by a gale of wind,
visited this city from the west, uprooting trees
and blowing down tences. It Is the Urst rain
lu two weeks.
A Town Again llreathei Eay.
CAiitbLAO, Mich., July 10There was
Unlit rain yosterday afternoon anu tl loom $
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llkomero. iciniyrue ""-'"" --- -,
ored out or danger and peeple begin te Mrt,
easier. Tlie town was threateneU with d- '
structlen by leresi urea.
llcrllu Juurnall.U lu Trouble.
. . T,,l.. in A niitnruir. tt Inlir
nalists have been Indlcted for a breach of thu $
press law In publishing doeumenta in raw -a
tleu te the case or Capt. Sarauw, recently y
i.i.i r UAiu,. iMin.meiinn wlllirMrard fe :
teueruiau iuinuciiuu i.u iw, " -
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M WAHHINQTOIf, D. tt, July 10.f'f ,
VKasteru New Yerk, w" "'
YTerk, Eastern Pennsylvania, We(Mm;
tempi'rature, variable wind becoming nej.
"Tet, HtwPAY-Lecal win. X
wanner weather, are indicated for
?S "tales, and fair weather 4(W,
tlenary tereiverature followed fiatKUfttmt
Ing by slightly cooler weather for UmMJiWIi
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