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VOLUME XXII-NO. i(J7.
KKDUCINC. TUB SURPLUS.
Mil.
Munitimiy nr.rAii.it itin iwiikmn
Hilt THAT I' till I'M K.
Alter lln (leta II fairly rrmenteit Heinle till'
Iniue, Mr. Illoiei k Alglim Against It
MerliiK l II I'rtipiiidlliiu In I'ny
Hi" I'ulillc Held In SI I it.
Tim Ueiihii mi Tuesday went Inte cciinuilt cciinuilt
tuetit tint whole -Mr. Crisp (Un.) In Urn
tlmlr -en thu Joint risolutlen directing pay
iiiciil of tliu surplus In the Ircaviry en the
public debt, 'I liu lellnvv hit; Is tliu text or tliu
toselulloii :
Tlmt whenever the surplus or b dance lu
the treasury, Including tlie iiuieiint lielil (or
tin, redemption el I'lilted Hbitts notes, hIiiiII
oxceid llie hiiiiieI ? 100,000,000, ti shall lie,
mill Is linrtiliy made, tliu duty el III" hhtu
tary of Hut treasury te apply such t x -ess, In
sums net lets than fill 000,000 ir nientli
during tlie uxlsteiue or hin li surplus or
immt, te tlie piyiuoulel tlie liiltimil b"tr
lug Inilohtcdnes.iil tlie Culled Ht.it-. n)u de
Ht tliu option of tlie government
.Mr. MorriMen sild that all thonieiioy In tlie
country amounted te f l,h,il,000,PO0. Ot this
f.'i-iNHi,iiii, or mere than eiui tlilnl of nil tliu
inenny In tliu imutryf ni In tlie treasury ill
tlie Hum tlie Jiiit resolution lutil been Intro
(Ineml. Dedtic1 inj; all thu sums which wero
in the treasury inr.iHX'llk' purpese designed
liy law mid kept ler current or running
e oii-ei, thorn remained In tlie treasury
iilsiut r.!00,0od,lei), lnulntlliiKtli.it which ai
held lliore for tlie purMise el redeem
ing United Stales notes. Tlie ainennt
te Imi held for redeeming 1 nlted Stales
notes was net fixed liy law. It wain sort el
dim rotlen.iry reserve. Ai tint reserve wi
net llxeil. llm surplus lenld net 1st exactly
M.ttttt. t niler foriner sterol tries ,f tlie
treasury tliu custom had been te estlin de tliu
reserve at fleO,0uil,00ii, and It i tliu praetlie
of tliu present mn'retary te doslguate that mini
ns iiiie ill the liabilities of tliu government.
Counting tlie reserve at floe.OnO.OUtl, tlmru
was Mill ii Hiirpliii in tlie treatiiry of flon.eoo,.
000. Of tlili nlMtitl f js,inl,(ii w miu alltiblti,
being tnadu lip el Iractlenal coin. wi that nil
tliu ninne that would Ixi row hed midur tlili
resolution would le about f.ii,uiie,tjUtl It
would make predin tle that which was new
unproductive mid useless. It would de
something toward making menuy a llttle
eheaiH'r. It would niiiii thu government
something In Interest, and, inore than that, It
would take away miiiiu of th it teiuptattuu
wliu li led inen tn Miti) large appropriations
and linl.e tuiproMdent ovpenillliiios. He
criticised tlie reMirt of tlie minority, and
dented the shitetnetit in.idu thorein Hut thu
elltst of thu roielutloii would bu te Miiko
publioeoullilouto.
Mr. lll-H-eik (N. ,) nlluruil an uincud uincud
ment preNldiiiK that nothing 111 the riwolu riwelu riwolu
tieii xliall niitlierlw the rtxluctlen of or piy piy
niuntefauy part el tlie$inu,uuO,tl rosenu net
apart ter tlie iMjluentef I nlted Mutten notei
or tlie Interiit-ixMrliiK iniliiblwliiewi or the
I nlted htatt". Ilotlien proieedwl temibuiit
an nrKiunent In eppusltiun, te the ru-olutlen
tle larini; that it had liveii breiiKlit oetoro the
Hotiie by the ai lien of a Iluuiix'ratic Hpoaker,
i Domeoratlo I'lialrinan of waji and ine.ins
couiiuitUeaud n liouiei ndle chairman of the
iippruprl itlens coinuiltteo aKMtist the nieit
euiphatlc prettwt or a UemoiTRtle udiulnltra
tleu. lltW wivm nodlHiarfeuionl of a iiialter
of iiiorutleUll. Thodlllertntu was as wlde
as that betw con two Rrcat elltlril pirtu-s
and this was ah altouipteu thu pirtefthu
leaders el tlie tloii-ielo lorce tlie p.i tiieut of
the national debt nnil obligations In iluir
toferro tliO;oeriiiiiviit In Itstluauclil trans
aitlruiHtea Hitvur Ihsim, which tlie adminis
tration o.irneslly and doterinlnodly nwlsted.
'I hore wasuui.uireiiils., nor could tliure Ik
enu, iM'twwn the opposing feri en iimiii th a
ureat iiut'Ntlen. 'I his was a de. larutieit that
I'nited HUites IkjiiiIs Hheuld Ihi mul In ilir
dellats, Hiid the world weulil w) iiituirsunii
it. It w. is practical ly linpossible te et'iite
the Joint ro-lutien without iisinjr thomUer
dellarx, all el tlittlti, poeHlblj, iKS-aiifuall the
mirpluswasiu hllNer. liu did nut Itositnte
te ki that It was ropudiitieii. ItwaiaMo ItwaiaMe ItwaiaMo
latlen of tliomdritel the law tepiy the Ixuuls
In ntler. What had liuluied the Deme
end ie party here te ant.iKonle the admliiis
tratien which It had plaied in pewer'
Mr. Morrison micKtnttsI, in repl, tint li
was uouedflns i lliM.'nk s) liusniti-M.
Mr. UNeeik Is that jour only auswer Is
tint the only ansivur the Duiiux ratli leilurs
adortite that why they haedti arted Irent
their administration Is "iioiie et our biisi
niss"" Tlmt is tlie 111101111(4 of an ouprinslen
wlili.li was used intwl lulaiiieusly onto ill the
cltv of New erk.
Mr. Illstssjk priKsedis! te point out the
dmiKerH which he asserted would attend tlie
pas-iage of thu resolution.
Mr. McMllluu ( I01111. ) l.iMired tlie rosolu resolu roselu
tion, euntundiiiK tint the piynxnA of the
iiioney would liiive the elleit or IncreisiiiK
the circulation actually biheiik the ioeplo
nearly 10 per cent. '1 hat meant the j;i Ink or
employment te lUO.uoe werkmen, it mount
the sul-sistence et .iOd,0e) people, who were
always desindeiit oil linl.ueil workers. 'I he
Kciitleiuan from New Yerk (Mr. llisoeck)
had Hald that this resolution meant repudt 1
lien. Krem what teiintain el wisdom had
the Kentluman obtained the draught which
led him te the conclusion that the koeplni; et
only J 100,0UO,00 te rodeem the greenbacks
was repudiatien'' The Keutlemau had seen
another (-host, and had B.ii'1 that the resolu
tion meant the p.ijment el llm lwnds in
Hller. Tlie reanlutlen ineaut no hiii.Ii
tliiiiK ; bill, ir he did, where dill tlie is-entle-nidu
llnd any law en any statute books on en
acted under any administration prehlbitliiK
their payment in tller? The resolution did
net seek te Interlore with a suujie osieu
right el any eroditer or tlie I'nlled ht.Ues. It
did net seek te turn loose upon the poeplo
any wild-tat project which would impair tlie
credit or the country, but it Neught te take
trout the treasury money, the clrculttlen or
which was 0110 or the jksjpIe'h needs. Jt
would result In thu reduction or tlie rate of
interest, and he did net think that any greater
blessing could ceme of It
Mr. Warner, (O.) ollerod mi amondmeiit
providing that wlioiieorthocirculatiiig notes
el national bank netes nre rodeomod or can
celed the secretary or the treasury shall cause
te be Issued In the place or such notes I nlted
SUues netes as near as may be hi denomina
tions or these canceled. He relerred te the
necessity of reduciiig the amount or inoney
In the treasury and of increasing the circula
tion among the poeplo. hiifli an accumula
tion or money as was new In the treasury had
never been iimde in the liUtery or the world.
The wealth el fnesiis sank Inte liisigiilllcaiue
when louipared with It, A policy w hiih cov
ered into the treasurv oery year f .0,000,000
inore than was p ild out was a policy which
would wreck any idinliilstratieu anil any
party whh h persisted In it. The people would
net submit lenger te 11 policy of this kind, mil
thuy ought net te submit te it.
Mr. MuKlnlev rO.1 ollnred as ail amend
men t the lel lowing pre ise :
That the mini oil 100,000,000 herein excepted
and rescued, which amount was purchased
by tlie H.1I0 of Ismds te the extend of t'lijOOO,
UOO and the balance by roseruit Ien from the
roeinio, under authority of the act et Janu
ary 11, IS70, entllled nu "act te prnvide for
tlie resituiptien otspecle pnyments," wlmll be
liiallltalued as provided by Bald act and net
apart for the purpese el redeemlngleg.il tender
IIOIOS Ol lUO C'IIIV" ..l.un iiiiuii I'lii-uuiui.
ler payment, and said bind shall net be used
ler ntiy ether purpese.
Mr. Veaer (la.) oirerod an niiinndinent
reducing the greenback rosere te f .)0,0iH),-
l'euding further illsciissien the commlttee
rese, and tlie llouse adjourned at 5 e clock.
'i Wlumu riimral U lliatf"
'Uull tiinia" Is the general try in Lan
caster at proseiit. HuslnesK men in all
brunches are doing 11 contracted business.
i:eu the "i-abbles" eemplalu tliat there is
uoileinaud for their oeupos. hast evening,
te let the pttblie knew that they were
still iiUne anil kicking, they ergauiud 11
par ado consisting et HOenteeu coupes, and
inoed through i-ome of the principal Htreets
attracting conitlileratile attontleu. I'mple
wonderod whose funeral It was, ami the cab cab cab
biosBalditwastheirs. A Taruier1 Hey llrenk Ilia Neck,
Twe young son or Jacob Kpangler, farmer,
of Union Dopeslt, Dauphin county, a few
mllea abovetho Lancaster county line, wero
wrestling In the hay mew et the barn en
Monday. They foil off anil both landed en
the lloer twenty feet belew. The eldit
aUghted en Ms Ueail nuU UIs neck wui broken.
11 11 r vuitiiff 11 11 11 it tu.s.
lln Hsj Tlmt thu lllllm id U.u nrlilallie In
CeiiKrcK, Ne hlnri tire.
i:..loiemor Otirtlu has mnt out nil nd nd
tlrtisste thu 1 lllronsef his tsiiigresdeiinl dis
trict ainieuiii'liig his purpese le rotlre Iteni
t'engttmH. It hits been known ler kiiiie IIiiie
aniiing his Iriendd that it was his doslie le
wllliilruw from congressional life. Thu fol
lowing Is the text el his whirl m:
"Ttitht IWUtni 0 the rut ninth VouuretHennl
lllitrlcl
" liming ronleiiipliitisl Ter Hemu lluie my
retiremeut Irnui t'ongtess at llm txplriillitt
efiny present lerni, I new ntiiuiiiiiee le llie
I'ltlritmet the Twentieth itiimiiMsletinl ills
trlct III it I will netnuaiti be a tiiiidiilate r.-r
ruultstleu. I make this atiiiouiit'eiiiiiiit hew
in answer le tlie many cltl"iisel the dMru t,
otdlllerutit political piirtlis, who lutve wiltttm
me asking that I again allow my iiitme te be
used. 'Ilioellkuof member of Congress Is
net u HluiH'iire. I am constantly pttssed with
iliitles and ougigemonls which I try te ful
111 1, but which have tee elleti r.illi d front the
luiiii.snllilllty el suet ess. Auuuig Ihesc, net
the leist onerous uud piuilul aie thu hit
morons applications ler elllilil hIIIeiim
where hiiciiss Is hiss1Iie, iitider th" most
raor.ihle (iiciiuistaucuH, only le ttiv le.
It hns hnpismed, also, that the 1 lalnis ler a il
In obtaining pensions made en 1110, net only
by the mirl lug soldiers resident In I I'lin
syhanla, but by these who Iiumi Hit the
state, have nddisl Miry largely te my lalmrs.
"I neiHl net y that I haMi wlllltmly re.
HtHitiili'd te these calls Irent the men who id
lered tlielr Hum ler the preservation of tlie
government, and I iiiay be iillewid le add
that my ellerts hi behalr of this most desen
lug class of our cltlens, net only In the bu
roan of M)tisleiiH, but In my place In Cum
gross, aided Heiuutltues by my own personal
knowledge and testimony, liave net bi-"ii
frultlesM. And here 1 tloslre te expresses
(Ms tally my deeii gratitude te the surviving
HoldlurHef the dlsirict, who, with reinarkt
bio iiiianlmlty, h.iu earnestly and enthusias
tically mistaliied 1110. 'I heir" lonlldeuiu mid
Irlendshlp, given te me early In the war,
Imve never been withdrawn, and 0110 el
the most grateful rellts Units of my llfe is that
I shall retain that conliilenco and Irlendshlp
until the end. Vuelher xery gratll.vlug
meiuerv of my public llie Itt state mid nation
Is that 1 Imve tried te deserve uud liave re-
elved In lull inoisure the coutiilenco and
supiHirt or the Industrial isieppi r my ills
trlcl and or 1'euiisjhnui., and this Is the
inore gratirylug because In ever) tiubllcaud
private net and iitterauie b which I have
sought te advance the Interests and welfare
el our werklngmeu they have bttu advistd
that only in the Mipreiuiu) of law mid order
and by the in utiteuaiicoet thu rights et per
son ami proerty cm labor Ibid Its just
security and reward.
" Houereil as I liave biH'ti he oiten with
tuiKrtanl trusts during tlie last third el 11
century I cannot close this announcement of
my withdrawal from congressional llie with
out again expressing my grateful Hetiso or
obligation te the oeplo of the district and
state of my birth, mnengst vvheui I have al
ways lived mid by whom I have been sup
srted and sustained with a constancy and
devotion which 1 tin never lergeU
" eiy resisietfully, . il. (.1 nu1
" Washington, Inly 10, Isse."
TtlllAVVO HIIH AilKMir.ll
Neit raiklne nlt.l Miunplng rrutlKleiM I'iinaisI
liy tliu lltiimti el ltfiireienlatli.
The llouse en Tuesdiy juissed the Mtlbstl
tttte for sivtien 1, tuJ or the rev ised statutes
Tlie new scs;lieu is ns fellows
All inatuifacturisl tobai-ce shall 1st put up
and prepared by the in inufacturer ter sale or
rt uievnl, for sale orcensumption, in ackages
or the following dost Millien . Ml snnll, in
packages containing one half, one, two, three,
lour, sit, eight mid sixteen ounces, or in
lil nblers. All in iars containing T net exceed
lngl twenty imiitnK All cut and granulatisl
tobacco, all rofu-e scraps, clippings, tuttlngs,
shorts ami sweepings id tobuve, III packages
1 iiilainiug one, two, thresi, lour, eight and
sixteen ounces oath except, at tlie option of
tlie in iniifac.tiir.ir, cut tobacco mav be put up
In bulk packages containing ten pounds
each. All cavendish, plug and twist tobacco
In packages net uxoediug two hundred
IMitinds net weight, and every siuhpickage
shall have printed or mirkeil thuroeti the
uiaui.r.icturer's 1111110 and plaee el manufac
ture, the registered numlicrel the nunuf.ic
tery ami the gross weight, the tare and tlie
net weight or the tebicisi in every pit kage.
Provided, that these limitations unci descrip
tleusnr 11 k iges shall net apply te tobacco
and anutttraustsirtcd in bend ler exportation
and actually exported.
nd previilecl lurthur, that line cut shorts,
relitse scraps, illpplngs, cutting and sweop sweep
ings or tebacxsi may be sold In bulk as
111 iterlal and w ithutil thu payment of tax by
0110 iiiauutacttirer directly te another iiiauu-
1 11 tutor, error ex sjrt, uiiiler such restrictions,
rules mid regulations as tliu commissioner el
Internal revenue may prescribe.
And provided further tlmt vmhmI, metal,
piper or ether materlils may be u-ed
separatelv or in combination ler picking
tobacco, suiill and cigars, under such reguht
tlensas thoceuimissloner et internal re venue
liny establish.
suction 1 tl is tunle te reid ns fellows
Ne in iiitif.ictured tell icon shall be sold or
tillered lors.ile unless put up in puUjges
and stamped as prescribed in this chapter,
0x1 opt at retnil by rebill tloalers, f rum puck
ages staiiipisl as provided in tins chapter;
and every parson who sells or eilers for sale
aiiysnuil, et any kind of manufai tured te
bneee net se put up in pickages and stamped
sh ill be lined net less than f.00 nor mere
than f 1,000, or Imprisoned net less than six
iiieulhs nor mere than two yearn.
. iiii waspisseu reuiicitig te u, witiimi
additional f.'-O ler each person employed
making ilgars, the amount et the bend te
be given by m.iuulactiirers or cigars The
bill was also pissed ropeallng section .J,IM,
revised statutes, which provides for the e e
puliatien of tobacco, cigars and Hiitill under
regulations approved liy thu commissioner
et Internal revenue.
A l.lt Kl.Y 31 41 UWti CUVIIT.
.I11I111 UrtJIliKli and lliumas II1131I trail lulu
ttie Vli'i.he n thn I. an.
This iiieriilug between il and 7 o'clock, lehn
Mct.lngley, n tramp, who was drunk, went
Inte the tigtr store of II. Meguire, 011 W'est
King street, whure he demanded uigirs.
Meguiru rclused te give him any mid he loll
s lying he would roturnaiidliavusemoaliiuy
cost. At Marratt A Sen's huckster HUitid hu
demanded what was en the table ami hu
raised another racket ueir l-'rltsch's salixin.
Ollicerliill happened along ami locked him
up. At the mayor's court hu was sent te the
workheiiso ler !0 ttays, and hu will have lets
or tun breaking mones dining that time.
When Bonteneo was passed, Jehn said :
'Hioed enough ! I'll stand lt,aud don't think
I'm one lilt Irlghtenud."
Themas lteyd, who says his home is In
l.ll.ibothlewn, c.iine te tills city yestenlny.
When hearrlvetl here he had about "fleln
Ids Inside pK ket," In tlie nrtnrnoeu he was
leiind en Heckland atreetby Olllcer lleechler.
Hu was very drunk mid said that he had
lieeu robbed. His story was somewhat dis
connected and the olllcer took him te tlie sta
tion heuse te Hener up. Thlstnnrning lleyd
was straight and he seemed te lie 11 rospocta respocta rospecta
blo voting man. liu still clung te the story
that he had been robbed, mid thinks that his
money was taken In 11 illsroputable heuse en
Middle street. He did net liave a cent this
inclining, and tlie mayor allowed him te go
back te i:iitbothtewn where he says he has
a geed Jeb en the railroad.
The mayor discharged two v airraids who
had applied for lodging j mid n woman, who
had been drunk, was allowed te go en pay
ment et costs.
Itrmlt el a l.lelitulug Hliutk,
r 1 inn the Uxletd Pius
A heavy stroke of lightning near the resi
dence of Tayler l'jle, at KuiuroeWllo, iiHhert
time age, knocked Mr. I'ylote the earth.
Cor mi vend vears urovietm he had been
allllctcd w lilt Htllluess et the knee JoiutH,Ireiu
rheumatism, ImtHlnce helms rucoyerod Irem
the nheck tlie stlllnehs Is all geno. Miss
Mattle l'yle. a dnughter, xvasalsoHOvereiy
Hhocked by tlie lightning stroke.
Did Met I'.lepe.
Mis? (Sallle I.evan, who was thought te
liave eloped with a Lancaster clgarmitker,
tlld net leave HeadLng, but went te her
slster'a. HUe was Indenturetl te Win. N.
Heland when six years of age, anil as alie Is
net et 13, Mr. Ileland thinks It IiIh duty le
uiuive her return until alie, reaches that age.
GILDKR AND GRIFFITHS.
Wv '-jHl
Si . 'x
THK 1 II U J.y IfllO II II JC I'UKVAUKH
Fit It A I'OI.AH I M'lUltTIUy.
The I ornier Nutr lli-taliii-il In New lent Fer
llm I licit ut n II0111I "I hn Aitlnu llruiiKlit
te I'mtrut Him I nun Making lli
1 rl II) a lair Admirer.
The latest taiidldate for Arctic honors is
Cel. William II. illlur, who aspires te ran li
thn North l'ole. His only companion will lie
William It. (IrillltliH, a graduate of Cor
null. The pair will only take n whale
Isiat mid Heme lumber te build a
heuse at I'ert Cenger, outside of the neces
sary clothing uud nrins. 1 rem Tort Cenger
(Illder expect te inake a dash for the l'olo l'elo l'ole
Lieutenant (Jieely left considerable provis previs
ions at 1 ort Cenger, and en tliexe the veil veil
tureMiiiiu couple mid their i:iilmau.v. help
hope te subsist, 'llie llrst winter Is te be
spent at Ciliuburlmd Point, whoretho i:si(til
maiix will be engaged, and the spring of
ISS7 will mark the lieginiiing el the roil ox ex ox
IsmIUIeu. The coutse or Lieutenant Lock Leck
vvcwv.1, eftlid l.reely expedition, will be fol
lowed as closely as possible. Cel. (illder Is
nonevlco as reg inls Arctic traveling. He
lias made tvv e leurnev s te the North; tlie llrst
was through King Willi mi's l.ind, with
Schwatk.i, evor the roule of retreat taken by
HlrJehti I'ranUlln. His second xeynguwas
011 the Jetnuctte search oxpudltlen. It was
during that search that he traveled across
Northern l.lberl.i, and for slxty-iilne days
was iilenu in tlmt icy wilderness. It was
during this tramp that he termed his Idea te
reach the North l'ole. Cel. l.llder expects te
Unci an cihti polar sea, but docs net exsxt it
te 1st navigable. His Journey will taku I rem
three te llve vears.
j. 11 1 1 11 ii.i.ia.m it. dittn nun.
Had any ene sud a few jears age that
two men, uutsslsteil by any government,
would attempt te reach the North l'ole, the
idea would liave been laughed te scorn, but
te-day it Is a reality, el. W llliam A. i.llder
who accompanied Siliwntka, and who was a
member et llie .leannette rescue party, ntul
his Iriend, W illliui 11. tirlllilhs, start fur the
North l'ole te plant tlie Americau ll.ig thore,
and thou return as iimckly as possible te civ
ilization and fitue Willlaui H. (.rillilh
is net se well known te fauie as
his partner Ullder. He is n gr.ul
11 de from Ccrnell I niverslty and has
spent eight jears in traveling ever the world,
lie was chosen by (. illder as his companion
because he knew tli it whatev cr h ippened he
could bu depended en. He is ut as cnthtl
siisticas Ids priucipd about tlie project uud
expects le return covered with glory and re
nown. Thojeurney will occupy I mm three
te live ve.us.
rXl'HIUt.lt U 11.11 Kit IIBTAISI.II.
.Mln Dully .ilains Aicuses Mini el Meating
llvr I.OOO ICItmltvtl Kallruail II11111I
Colonel William 11. tiitder, who Intendetl
le leave New Yerk Tuesday nlternoen and
Jein the whaling schooner Krant New Lon Len Lon
eon, Conn., and proceed en her te tlie coast
of (ireenlaud and afterward undertake te
hud the North Pele, did notleiveNow Yerk,
ns he was detuned cm thu charge of stealing
a f 1,000 bend of tlie Manhattan Klevated rail
road company. Delly Atlitms the profes
sional Hvvlinmer, was ttieuimpl.ilnaut. bhe
said that slie iravote (illder the bend In
I'ebruary, 1S8.1, asking him at tlie same tlnie
te seu if it wero geed or net. Slie did net
seeliilder again until July, lssl, when lie
said that his cousin, with vvheui lie had lelt
the bend, had dulaitlted. Complainant next
saw deleiitlaut ill New Yerk about March 15,
Is-il. Slie was then llvluir nt tlie Celeman
hntise. Slie says she could get no satisfac
tion Irem under at that linie, se slie Hwore
out a warrant.
Colonel ullder was nrrested at the Victeria
hotel at neon ami taken te the Jotlerson Mar
ket police court, nentenant William Urir
litlis, who intends te aiceinpiiiy Uiltler en
tlie Northern voyage, was Willi him. Ullder
pie uled " net guilty." He stated that Miss
Ad mis hail asked him te take care of the
bend. Huhadltmuirud el a trietid. who told
him that It was net geed, and told Miss
AdatiiHBO. He then left It with lioedy, Mo Me
Clellau A Ce,, en llreadvvny. Soen alter he
sailed for China. Itelore sailing hu I mil bor
row ed money Irem Iloedy, McClullan A Ce
Hu presumed that thu bend weulil remain
In their custody, but wlule liu was away tlie
linn sold IL (Illder denies that he eversdd
that he left the bend w Hit a cousin who had
dutaiilted. He admitted that he never made
restitution for tlie bend, but elaltuetl that he
hud been unable te seu the plaintlll ttiuce
May, lsh5, although he hail maile several
ntlerts te de he. He ncknowledued that hu
owed plaintlll thu amount of thu bend, but
denied that thore was any, criminal intent
en his part te detraud her of tlie bend or its
value.
The coleuul'H llrst visit vv as Id the llcnilil
oillce, vv here he sent a ciblegrain te James
Uortleti Bennett asking aid. Noanswerwas
rccei'.ed up te nliie o'clock, at night, nnil
appeal in ethor directions lorassisUince lieing
in vain Colonel Ullder at that hour gave up
llie ellert nuil Hiibuiltted w ith as much, gracu
its pesulblu te Incarceration in Iho city prison
111 uoiaulter?l,o00 lull. , ,
A tlnisu ofreiiiHiico U tilven te the allalr by
llie Htatement, matle en gcsnl authority, that
the 1 tlr and aquatic Delly is passionately
devoted te tlie colonel ami has taken the
action she dltl net te punish a criminal or te
recover her money, but te provent I1I111 from
starting en his long and dangerous Journey
te the North l'ole. Colonel Ullder's statu
inent that slnce lie roeolvod the bend from
Miss Adams lie has given her several
thousand dollars leads color te this story.
Delly has been bofero the publle ouce bofure
LANOASTEK, PA., WEDNESDAY,
In it iMiac'lty oilier than ns 11 marvelous tllver
and imthller. Three or lour ve.irs nge It xvns
Nlin who Hholteretl Mrs. rmmie Cenklln
Ulilur, thonllegetlwlfetil Dr. I'ltlnr, whom
Cenklln killed in tlie I'aris lints. It was in
Delli's house that Mrr. I hler tlicsl.
UK WAS HU VXIIAI'I'r
A llrrtnlt ICeiluirit te 11 Shelden ruiiml I17
Kallinil (ln lliuilrrn.
'I he lollevvliig remarkable uise of self solf self
destructien comes Irem thu Isirder line of
W'est Virginia, net lar Irem where It In
touched liy AInrylaiid. A few weeks nge a
hermit, living In n damp, dark ctve, was
leiind in ene of the wlldist ravines of thu
mountains, A farmer was out onuiiituriieon
prospecting for natural gas. In n deep hot het
low In a tract of densu forresl Is 11 small
stream. I'ollewlng this te Its source the
larmer found a narrow p-ith hading lurther
up thu hollow. Alter going about 200 y.irtls
hostepioil nt the edge or n large eenlng in
inoss-cevorod rocks. Thern in 11 cave, nlieiit
six liy night feet, he was met by a human
being, that the fanner took te lie "a wlltl
man."
It Is lin'Kwslble te lull hew long he had
la-en there, hut, Judging from his own story
alter his subsequent capture, It must liave
been several weeks nt leisU He otlereil no
violence te the laruier, and was allowed te
remain there ler some tiinu longer. It seen
lKs'Hine known that mich a character was In
existence, and children feared te leave their
homes, root I was sent him en Hevenil ot1 et1
cnsslntiK, but tliu heriuit rulustsl te touch it
Ills sole diet for weeks was borrles and
apples. At last he get se weak that he
could scarcely move. The superintendent
ami two assistants of the county inllrmnry at
Meatlvlllu went te the cave last Sunday te
rescue I1I111. He was a skeleton. Ills clothes
full In tatters almut him ami his feet were
bare, lie was se reduced that he had Ui be
carried nearly nil the way. I or .M hours hu
would net tone h feed, but alter tint he be
gan te eat regularly. He talked like a ra
tional being, but beyond giving his imme as
iMward dalier, nothing could Isj found out
of his early history. He kept saying, " I
was se unhappy."
In sleep he would talk, mid was heard te
say : 'Switzerland is se lar oil," and "she
was he cruel."" Once he uttered indistinctly
the name of a woman, and it Is bultoved that
Heme trouble in 11 loveulhtir was thocatise el
his sad condition. iluHoemetl very restless
te get Uick te his cave, and had te be closely
watched. Harly Monday morning 0110 of his
guards laid down te rest. In an instant the
iioer wretch jumped front his chair and
clashed te the window. He gave 11 wild,
demoniac j ell, nnil then with a bound jumped
from a second Hterv w indew te the ground
IhjIew. He was se badly injured that bodied
in two hours.
tuk jiAitwi 1 a ntrmir.r.
A Ntlnititr el I.lvu Item (iatliercsl liyH Igllaut
sjirclsl Ciirrejiiitiitcnt
Mviukitv, l'a., July II Henry Hagle
ami seu, of Pittsburg, are visiting his father,
Stephen Hagle.
itithlng by moonlight is a pleasure in
dulged In by semu of our young men.
Miss Jesie liutly guvu a supper te a nuin nuin
ler or her filends at her lather's park last
Saturday nlturnoeii.
The Cislerus Creek Camping club is in
camp at W lid Cat this week, 'llie club his
representatives front Philadelphia, I'.altimore,
Marietta, Lancaster, and ether place". Thore
are aleut forty itiumlwrs, Including ladies
anil gentlemen. The Kiverslde I'leastireclub
will encamp at the etuie ilace next week.
Miss LlbbleSellers, nr Mauheim, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. H. t Mu-ser.
Ne. J nirnace of the ( hitpies iron company
has shut down for n cotiple et weeks te make
necessary rep,dts.
I!. 1 . lllestaud is making sotue heavy
blasts at his cjitirry. He supplies the Itir Itir
uaces with lime stone.
Mrs. Dr. N. A. s,ijnr, or I'liiladnlphia, is
the guest or her brother. S. I. 1'rev.
Miss Mary Wnv, el Philadelphia, is visi
ting Miss Alice Winder.
The Masens had a cell itlen en Monday
eveiilngiit Isne Heisingi-r's. Tliore were
sev oral visitors from ntighbering six'ielies.
1 hey all hud a geed tune, and tlie golden
dialnsef fraternal love were brightened aud
strengthened.
Dr. Aaren Miller, of I'liil ululphla, Is the
guest of Ins father, Samuel Miller, proprie
tor of tlie Miller heuse.
JnMjrtli lle-s, el l.ewisburg, l'a., is visit
ing his mother.
Cel. D 11. Case's linu-u is being remodeled.
I'he colonel contemplBtts hivmgoueor llie
tlnest private residences in this partet the
country. Adam lialin has tliu contract.
Dr. Hiker, wife mid smi, of Millersvllle,
soieurnea here vesteril.iv
M. l:. Sunday school pi. tin will be held in
Dully's park to-iuerrtm.
This Is visiting soiseii 111 MarietU ; the
v islters are tee numerous te inontien.
A little J-v ear-old child of i:mauuel Reberta
cut its hand w ith a corns hopper yesterday ;
the gish is about two tin lies long. It is
Kettlng along taverablj under thu care el Dr.
Mevvery.
ltain llall llrirli.
Tlie I.o.igtie games yesterday were:
Philadelphia: l'hlladelphii I, Bosten 1
Kant is City. Detroit 1-, Kansas City
At
; at
lit
St. litlis : SL Leuis e, 1 lilc.tge J.
The A thletlu played with their usual luck
yesterday and wero deieatcd at St. Leuis by
7tel. 'Ihoethor gaiuis were. At Louis Leuis Louis
vllle: Lottisville 10, Baltimore 1 ; at Cincin
nati: Clnciiinnlie, Brooklyn I, at Pittsburg:
IMttsluiri' 'I. Mnts t.
Manager S'harsig nud Bebby MathewH
hae returned te Philadelphia. '1 hey report
all thu pitchers broken up. 'Iho club will
sign tireer, late of Baltimore.
McCormick was hit lilteen tiuies by Lucas
St. Leuis men yosterdav, and Met. iniils had
twenty hits made oil I11111 by Louisville.
Jnthogamein I'hlladelplii.i yeslerday, but
llve hits w ere matle oil Kadbourne and llve
oil Casey. Kiev en el the Phillies were
struck out liv tlie Bosten pib liur.
Scriiiiten tlole,itod Wtlkoslurre by s te
yesterday.
ualvluls winning inuie games fur I itw
burg than Merris just new.
Smith, et Brtxiklyn.has net leitied the club
owing te Iho big tlnu that Byrtie imiKwed en
him lit Pittsburg. The l liter says he will re
turn or boexpollud.
Tim liilistn ilioSen.li irOHiiid le Imi fatten
lug the averages el thei-players In order te
dispose et them In the North.
Tem Deasley Is a terror and season bomre
last he did a great deal et "piloting." 'Iho
New erk management is jt.st beginning te
ttud out hew Hid nu is.
If tlie bad conduct el uudiunees towards
umpires continues and drunken plavers like
Deasley nerslst in raising rackets, the great
game w ill be injured.
The Louisville club is making rapid Hindus
tevvartl tlie trout.
l-AITIWUL KKItllVK ltKt.WlXI1'.lh
Mint ill .Iiij's ltrtftliiii te Her Itetlrlng l'rln
ilpil, air s VI. uty.
Chlnesu lanterns swung from the troes In
the yard et the Mount Jey public schools
last night ; ethers hung in the windows, and
merry voices wero heard in the upper rcsjiiis.
The invited guest who cllnibed the stairway
was met liy a committee of young ladles
and escorted Inte the high school
room uml presented te Mr. uty, who,
afler sen ing lour years as principal, resigned
that positions last week. Thu ioeplo luv Ited
te this roceptlon wero undo up exclusively
nrnis iniiiifs. the directors, the teachers asse
ciated with him while there, and ene or two
nowspaper men. About sixty wero present,
Mr. Joe Breuem.itt announced the exercises.
A song, "On the W lid Chamois- 1 raci, was
fellow oil by an iiddres, et wolcetuu liy
Directer Ames B. Beet, who urged the rotlr retlr
ing principal te take unto hlmselt a wife.
"Vale of Chaiueunl" wns ming and Miss
Leu Kuhlis, en beliau 01 1110 luicnem, pio pie pio
sentod a beautlitil ebony, geld-headod cine.
Mr. YtlUy niade an address of thanks and
goed-byo; tliu ladies served cake anil Ice
creniu; asocial talk and games finished the
nviit..sns. and nt 10-jO tlie trattierliig dlsttorsed.
Mlsses Bertha L. Manning, K1U Uarber,
Llllle dable, Mary K. unrber, lAiiiu Barn
hart aud Martha Sobers constituted the com-
inlttee who, en short notice, arrangeu leriius
pleasant allalr. W.
TneMlllersvllleCradttate.
I'rofesor l'rank I bach has been elocted
guporinteudont of the Northern home and sol sel
diera' orphan institute. Profeor lbach and
Professer 1. J. Uuistead, principal of the
boys' bchoel el the Institute ate both 1110m 1110m
bers of the class of 7-, Mlllorsvllle ritate
Nermal school.
JULY 11, 1880.
THOSK OUANGKMliN RIOTS.
THE MlTtTATIOff .V IIKI.FAHT AND
rivitirr litii- vitniVAi,.
Kntlier and hull Stint lliinn lr 1 1'rli His Hulillcr.
I'ulltn rnlnillliig llie Ntrenta A Hi-plr In
ClUilitnun train llm Duke nt Hil-
inliinlrrCetiiKrvntlies flshilug,
Ili.i.r vsr, July I L Tlie rioting which
begin here last evening between the l'rolos l'relos l'roles
tantsnnd Catliellcs continued late into the
night. 'Iho mob tlitl great tlninage te prci
erty. Tour taverns ami Hoveral il welling
heuse vvure wrecked. Tite jiollce and sol sel sol
diers repeatedly charged the riotern and
dually Hiiccecded in t'learing the main
Htreeta. Kiiels of dntigoreus-lookiiig
characters, however, lurked in tliu by
vvayH tlirougheiit thu night. During the
fighting between the mob and peiicu otie sor ser sor
gennt was prebibly itierUtlly nntl Huvuralcon Huvuralcen
stables nntl scores or citizens Horieusly
wounded. I'ears are entertalned of a serious
outbreak in Walorfertl, whoretho leellng bo be bo
tweeu the I'rotestantH aud Catholics has Imjeu
worked up ten high pilch by thu sheeting
aud killing this morning of two Orangemen,
father anil son, by a private soldier. '1 he
head censtable of the district had directed hint
te take thein Inte custody. The men resisted,
wheu the soldier immediately fired upon
them. The situation Is regarded as decidedly
critical this morning. A large foreeoi police
ami cavalry patrol tlie streets, dispersing all
crowds and allow leg no loitering.
I p te neon I here have been no further out
breaks anil the city is comparatively quiet to
day. lnqulryshewHtli.it a greater part of
the lighting or vestcrday and last night took
place between the Uraugomeu and the police
who prevented the leriner Irem attacking
tlie Catholics.
Uardner, the nergeaiit who was mortally
wounded, Is net expected te llve inore than a
few hours. Twe civ illansnamed MncW'aters
anil MacHlery wero shot dead and lirieen
ethers are lying at thu hospital sulluring from
WOtllldH.
C iIiin for tlie (Jciri'enntltefl.
Loniie's, July II. ThoCeiisorvativoshavo
galued seats in the eastern division of Ren
frewshire, the Loughborough division of
Leicestershire aud ene In Huntingdenshire.
Mi. .Smith Barry, Conservative), and thu
chief of the Loyalists In thu south of Ireland,
hits been elocted for the Huntingdon division
of Huntingdenshire, defeating Mr. T. Coeto,
(iladsteniau, who sat for the borough In the
last Parliament Huntingdon is the birth
place et Oliver Cromwell.
The Terios liave also gained thu Houghton Houghten Houghton
Le Spring division of Durham, where Mr.
N. Weed, Conservative, has doleatod Mr.
Jehn Wilsen, 1 iladsteniau, ami working
miner.
Tlie Unionists have gained the borough of
I'eebles, whoreS'irC. Ten riant, Uladsteuiau,
and who represented the borough in the last
Parliament, has been defeated liy Mr. Walter
Thorburn, Liberal-l uienlHl.
Orangemen Detiuuuct Heme Kule.
Lomien, July II. A dispatch from Syd Syd
ney, N. S. W., bay s that H,e00 Orangeineii,
rt'sidents or that city, liave adopted resolu
tions denouncing home rule.
Kepllus In ttUclstnlle.
Londen, July II The Duke et W ost est ost
mlnster, replying le Mr. (iladstone'H criti
cism el his conduct during the election at
Chester, says : "My action at Cliestervvas
limply an expression or my foriner opin
ions." Referring te the lean of Heme carriages,
thotluke says. "Mr. B. W. Fester, the
Llbend lnoinber for Chester in the late Par
liament, did net scruple te ask for the loin
of sotue carriages. As the masses of
the working class liave rejected your isjllcy,
I cannot seu hew my action can be de
scribed as a blew either against the
aristocrats or the working classes."
Mill IT UAH HIUMI UI'T
1'urtlier l.lj;tit 011 Tint Louden Divorce C lie
nt Ittren nllit limine-. cle Worms.
Londen, July II. The divorce court has
granted a decrcu tun In thu suit for dlvorie
brought by Baren de onus against his vv ile
en the ground of adultery w itli Biren Meren.
The charge against the bareness of having
had adultereus connection with liaren Moren
was fully proven.
The evidence in the de Worms divorce
milt showed that the Bareness de Worms
wasiti the Inblt of paying long visits te tlie
continent en account of alleged bad health.
Whlle living in the Tyrell ehe hired a castle
irem Baren Moren, the co-ruspendont. In
the way et paynients for rent alie show ored
upon the baron large minis of money, which
111 the ceurse of 11 lew years amounted te
iJO.Oflt) pounds'. Previous te his connection
with Bareness de Worms, Baren Merou ex
isted In a state of poverty. In addition te
an absolute divorce Biren de Worms Hocures
the custody id his three t hildren.
.Iciij-l'lvliiK Attempted In tlie AnilrctiUts Cues
Ciiicvue, July 11 It Is Bald tint tlie
pollce hive found out an attempt te fix the
jury in the trial or the Anarchists concerned
in the bomb throwing here. It is said that a
lawyer nnil tvv u business men went two days
age te Jehn Leng, manager el tlie Park
theatre, gave hliu a copy of the vonireof
talesmen Hiiininoned for the next day and
etleretl him fJ.eOO if he would secure irem
the list a juror who would guar.intoe te held
out ler the defense. Ile declined aud in
formed the authorities. Leng has loll town.
ltllllltxl HU llumuiltle HillM'lllC',1.
Ovki.vmi, 11K, July II. T. A. Matheiiey,
a beet and shoe dealer, mid 11 prominent Odd
fellow, has sued J. '.. Tubbs, an under
taker, and a brether Odd fellow, for 510,000,
claiming that Tubbs ruined his domestio
happiness. Mrs. Matheuuy is a handsouie
bruuutte, and lately her husband claims te
have found proer or her guilt. On being ac
cused she took morphine, but Tailed le com
mit suicide.
A veiiug rreaclier In Tniulile.
Lvi wi.tir, lnd., July N.-lu the trial
yosterday of ltev. II. H. Martin, a young
Methedist divine, Mrs. 1'raser, a inoinber el
his coiigrt'galieu, matle the astenlshlug
charge that en the uth el January last, Mar.
tin committed an as-ault upon her. She dltl
net Inform her husband until April. Martin
douied the story. A brother-ln-lavv of Mrs.
1'rasur tOHtllletl te having ncouversatiou with
Martin last May In which he acknowledged
having beeu intimate, but denied all actual
vv rung.
lllielieyed the Trade liules.
Ciiit'vtie, July II. Ata meeting of the
beard of trade directors yosterday, 117 mem
bers wero summoned bofero the beard en
eharges of trading after hours and congregat
ing in the exchange room atter adjournment
July"d. Theso accused of congregating in
tlie hall were dismissed, while the ether'J.)
woredlroctod te report te President Wright
at II o'clock this morning.
A Wall's Tall Kills n Man.
Du.nvui. Cel., July 11. A brick wall at
the llelden stuolter, upon which soveral nieu
wero working yosterday afternoon, loll, In,
stantly, killing Harry Jones. Arthur Chan Chan
ute and a man named Parker had their legs
broken, and wero othervviso serieusly In
jured.
Abtrlke Kncleil.
AuaisTV, Me,, July II. The mule spin
ners' strlke Is euded, the men roturnlngte
work this morning en a premise of au In In In
croase In wages of nearly 10 for cent.
tlUUtl TAIttlKT riCAUIlVK.
Tim N111110 nl iMilllp l.itlimllnr !.nil the Kent
tit the KeckI (limner.
The regular target practice of llie Lancas
ter .Scliuntzen Varelii wnspostpenotl lastwoelc
owing te the fact that tlie tlate wai close te
the l'mirth el July, and there hail been con
siderable excitement ever ether ovents.
Tuesday it was rem med nntl the ntton ntten ntton
ilenco was net as large n usual.
A short trill practlce was held bofero tlie
match leek place, mid thore was Heme line
sheeting by Philip I.obJtelter and Jehn T.
Ktinpp.
Klve meinlKirs only wero nugngetl in the
eluv en matches, which leek place. Out or a
possible 1'), In tliu whole, the ncores wero as
billows at Jul yards: Philip Lobzellor, .111;
Jehn T. knapp, Ml; Peter Demmol, L77 :
Jehn Herting, i',S; Henry J. Kegel, ill.
Ten centre shots wero made, two in trial
aud elirht In the matches. Philip Lobzellor,
matle llve, Jehn T. Knapp three, and Peter
Demmel two In succession.
Herting and Kegel also did some line
sheeting anil Hindu quite a number of
elevens, tuns mid nines.
Jehn T. Knapp wen llrst prlu in llrst
match, ami second prlze in second, third,
eighth nud ninth matches.
Philip Lobzellor wen llrst prizes In second,
leurth, lifth, sixth, seveiitli, eighth, ninth and
tenth mulches, second prizes in llrat and
eleventh mate lies ;he Mr he Is the champion
el the Heciety.
Petor Demmol wen llrst prizes In third,
making 0, I J, 1211, and eleventh matches;
second prizes In sixth and seienth matches.
J. Herting wen second prles hi fourth,
llflh anil tenth matt lies.
Jehn Best, who In days geno by wai an ox ex ox
lert rllloshet, was plcuickliigyesterday with
IiIh family near where the sheeting took
place, and he attended tlie practlce. Ile bor
rowed ene of the rllles and tired six shots,
making the credltihle Hcore of 17 out of 12.
lest i. rr.sitr.v
UUI)H.
three tlld Ladles Wander seven
Mile
Inte
llm Deep Kerent.
Yosterday about WW Jioeplo attended the
picule held by the Sunday school of the Duke
street Methodist church at Penryn. All had
a splendid time, except three old ladles, who
were tmlortiiuate enough te get lest. In the
morning they Htarted te go te the tow or aud
as they did net return their frlends became
alarmed. A nuinber of boy h started in search
or them but returned without success.
Anether party was than dispatched with .1
dinner bell, which they rang through the
weeds. They also roturued without tlntllug
the ladles. Sometime during tlie attor atter attor
neon thu lest women put in an ap
pearance en the ground aud told their
story. They said that ns they wero
walkingaleng talkingabotiteldou times, they
lest their way In the forest. They became
greatly frightened but continued te walk, as
they Htipposed In tlie direction or the grounds.
1 Inally they came te a llttle cabin in the
weeds vvhore theyireund a woman. They told
her their story, mid te their astonishment alie
said, "Well you are Just seven inllen from
l'euryn." The woman was very kind te thu
picnickers, and she walked back witutheui te
within a inlle of the picnic grounds, and they
were then able te find thelr way te their
friends.
Te-day the Situday schools of tlie Church
of fied of Wriglilsville aud Columbia, are
holding a picnic at l'euryn. They had four
teen car leids el people.
Lecture at (lap.
Muting Th.ioe A. Croe Karen, of Batigoen,
Burmah, tlellvored.i lecture Tuesday ovou evou oveu
iug in the tiap M. IZ. church, te an over
crowded heuse ofatteiitliehearcrx. Ulsmib Ulsmib
ject was "Burmah and Her People." It was
very entertaining and instructive, giving a
description el Burmah, Its roller, climateand
productions, hunting, balling, rice growing ;
also are low et horpeeplo, their peculiarities,
customs, habits and religion, showing the
native ctistumes el both Hexes and Hinging in
his native language.
Meling Thaee has beeu a student for a few
years in America, for the purpese of prepar
ing te work ler Christianity ameug his own
people.
A lteplmiu Suit.
Isate U. nuil G. W. Bair have issued a
replevin against Jehn S. Warfel, constable el
l.oaceck township, torecovor the undivided
oue-hdil of tw onty-letir acres of vv beat. The
crop was r.tisetl en a farm in I'irl township,
which is owned by Jacob Shirk, of Blrd
I11 Hand. Jehn L. Martin fermerly rented
the farm and he left for Kansas last
Hpring. Mr. Shirk seUed the wheat en a
landlord's warrant ler rent. The plaintlll"
claim that they purchased Martin's half et
the crop at a s de last w Inter. Martin farmed
the pi ice en the shires and Mr. Shirk there
fore evv us halt of the crop.
In lie Cremated T11 iiiurrnvv.
Mrs. Coriuue B. Koen, wife of Dr. Win. W.
Keen, a prominent Philadelphia physician,
died In Osterville, Mass., en the 12th Instant.
She was aged nbetit li yeirs. The tuneral
services will be held at the rosidence of her
husband, Ne. 17-U Chestnut street, Phila
delphia, te morrow, alter which the remaln
vvlll be brought te tlie L inctster cromateriuiu
ter incineration. Jehn H. Knewles, under
taker, et i(t 1 Arcli street, Philadelphia, is
here maklngariangeiuentslorthecroiuatious.
llmiKlit llrler's Interest.
W. B tilven, or Columbia, the editor and
proprietor or the Herald has purchased the
Jhmuiiat from W. Hayes drier and thus
the dilllcultles betvvoen theso two goutlemen
are settled. The publication of the Demo Deme
ci nt w 111 be suspended and thu type used in
printing it w 111 go te furnish a new dress for
thu iterniu.
Thu bodytype or the tiaper hasboen bought
by Mr. t.iveu and J. W. ucuin purchased
tlie display type.
linpioveil block Can.
1 tout the Uarrisluirg Call.
Soveral very line lmproved stock cars,wlth
water tanks, adjustiable Htalla and ieed
troughs, capable of accommodating each IS
horses, are being built and are nearly com
pleted at the Hnrrlsburg Car Manufacturing
.- . . I i rtl I Hull ( (111(1
company's wertis ler a mjieuuuii"
wealthy herse dealer of Lancaster.
nud
A serious Charge.
Uist evening Jehn Stettlor was arrosted en
the charge el fornication with a married
woman. He gave bail bofero Alderman
Kerdney ler 11 hearing before Alderuian
Spurrier, tlie latter being out or town nt
present.
A laiinerllore-lte Death by a Hull.
W visi.ua, Ills., July 11. Daulel W. Hill,
11 farmer, living. I miles west of town, was
gored te di.itli yosterday by au lnfuriated
bull. Mr. Hill went out Inte his pasture te
inilkafresh cow and net leturnlng te the
heuse when exnocted the family started in
search or him. They found his niangled
body in a gully.
'1 he muii was still nllve and was able te say
that the bull had gored hint. He died lu a
low lulnutes.
Will "t Sign Hie -.cale.
Pn rsiit mi, l'a., July ll.-The LMgar
Thomsen Steel Works company, of Brad Brad
deck, have announced that they will net sign
the furnacomeu'H scale allowing an advance
or JO per cent. In wages. They base thelr
refusal en the grounds that In January last
n.nir ninii siciiBtl contracts for oue year at
the nrosent scale. The lurnacoiueu will con
sider the matter at a ineetlug tonight,
Htrlke will probably result.
HKATne.lt. VUUItAlULlTIKU.
Wabuinuten, I). O., July It. Fer
listcrn Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware, local rains, followed by
coelor, lair woather, southeasterly, shlftlug
te westerly winds.
l'eit Tin itsD.vv. Halns and slightly coelor
weather are Indicated for New England, aud
local rains, followed by lair weather and
stationary temperature, for the Middle Allan
Ile states.
PKIOE TWO CENTS.
OUR OVERWOKKKD SKNATORS.
TiiKv irtr.r. ket jiMiAmmn maim
i.irxa nr n uuit MKastuna.
MetiMnr l'lstl II,,, Nt wili the 8Ule te
VnntrllMile the t!or..e ter the Nl
CenRrelniiK -iirrs nn,i Senater
t'uihrelt A;ree, With Mini.
Wahiii.noten, I). 0., July ll.tHenAt,l-.
The Sonate passed the llouse bill, approprU appreprU
ting M'.OOO ler completion of the publle build
ing at Uroensbero, N, C.
Mr. Piatt otlerod a resolution which waitro waitre waitro
ferrotl providing ler the printing el all preal preal
tient'H voteos from the organization or Con
gress te the prosent tltneK, arranged hi erder
as a Sonate tlociiment.
Mr, Hale complained that the morning's
Vonijrrvtfeiuil llccerd only contained are.
pert of the Sonate proceedings up te about ten
o'clock last night. He did net knew
whother tlie fault was with the ropertor or
the prlnter, but hoped It would net occur
again.
Mr. Piatt thought thote was a limit te
human endurance, The llccertl this morn
ing conUlned liny pages equal te two hun
dred pages or an ordinary lioek or matter
roKrted anil written out yesterday. He tlld
net knew whother In this case the manu
script hail been ready or 110U He was
oppesod te these long night sessions. Honaterti
should 'net ruin thelr health for the mere
purpese el hurrying up the day el llnal ad
journment. He did net want the Senata te
furnish the corpse for the next congressional
funeral.
Mr. Coekrell agroed with the senator from
Connecticut and said they would net hasten
the day of adjournment by holding night
Hosslens.
Proceeding le the calendar the following
among ethor bllla wero passed : Te present a
medal of honor te Thes. Sampson, or N. Y.,
for bravery In saving lives from drown
ing j for the reappralsemeutand Hale efa part
of the Sae and I'ex Indian roservatlorr ;
lornbrldge across the west channel of the
Dotrelt river; for additional light heuse dis
tricts ; for additional aids te navigation
through the channels leading te Pensacela,
I Ierida ; Ter a similar purpese at the mouth
or the Mississippi rl vor. Twelv e or fourteon
isjnslen bills were also passed.
Tim Treasury Snrplu, In the Heuse.
Wasiii.noie.v, July II. Heuse The
Heuse passed the bill increasing te 250,000,
the limit et cost or the public building at Ual Ual
xesteu, Texas, also Senate bill appropriating
5100,000 ler the orectlon of a publle building
at Oshkosh, Wis. The Houae then lu
commlttee of the whole rosumed censidera
tien of the surplus resolution. Ucueral
de-
bate te clese at I o'clock.
Mr. Morrison, of Illinois, otlerod the fel
lowing amendment: "The surplus or bal
aneo herein referred le, shall be the avallable
surplus ascertained according te the form of
the statement of the United States troasurer
of the assets aud liabilities of the treasury of
the United States, employ ed June .10, 1RS0."
Mr. Hew lit, of New Yerk, took the fleer in
opposition te thu resolution.
rreMileiitlal Nominations.
Washinoten, July II. Tlie president to
day sent te the Senate the following nomina nemina nomina
teons: Wm. P. Rtndall, a nentenant en the
retlretl list Cnited Stales navy, te be a lieu
tenant commander oil the retired list ; Ueorge
S. Stevens, te be postmaster at Catsklll, New
Yerk ; l'lrst Lieutenant Kdward A. Gedwin,
stli cavalry, te be captain ; Second non nen
tenant Kuech II. Crewden, 8th cavalry, te
be llrst nentenant, aud a number el ether
army promotions.
HTJil'E ItKXVttOK ZTMCUKO.
A Stalked Meb e! FlftyMeii Hang u Southern
Mume Thiel.
BiitMiNciiiAM, Ala., July II. Steve Ken
froe, the notorious criminal who escaped from
the coal inities six months age, has been
captitretl. He was at 0110 tlme sherill" of
Sumter county, but was outlawed for burning
the court heuse and various ether crimen. A
great many herse steallngs are laid at his
deer and when captured he had a line herse
anil a quantity of valttibles, both doubtless
stelen.
Mo.NTfteMKitv, Ala, July II. News has
roachetl hore of the lynching of Steve Iten Iten
frec, the notorious Su tutor county outlaw
aud ilospernde. He was captured at Enter
prise, Miss., yesterday. A deputy sherill was
returning from Hutorprlse with the prisoner
in charge, bringing him luck te the coal
mines at Livingston. The sherlll of
Sumter county presented warrants
lately issued ler 1 ten froe and
domanded him from the deputy. The
deputy surroudered the prisener and he iru
ledged in the county Jail at Livingston. At
0 o'clock last night he was takeu out the jail
by a masked mob of fifty men and lynched.
When he was found hanging te a tree, a pla
card was pinned en his coat bearing the
words : " The fate of a herse thief." He baa
beeu au outlaw a long jMme and has stolen no
less than ten mules. He was educated and
tlospeiate, and had ceme te be the terror et
West Alabama
ruclllst llurke Cues te Ills Trial.
Ciiicvae, July II. Jack Burke, the pugil
ist, left last night for Cincinnati, for the pur pur pur
eoeo et appearing In court te answer a charge
of glove lighting at Chester park, with Pete
Nelan. The chief et police or Cincinnati In In
teuds tuaklug a test case of this matter.
Burke Is also accompanied by several Chi
cago friends te soe that his Intorests are taken
care of.
lour Hundred Ocmrljineti .Strike.
Li.me.nt, Ills., July 11. Four hundred v
quarry inen are en a strike here against!
dtictieu of lir porcent. In wages. About May
1st they contemplated a strlke but frd
grauted '-" lr cent, incroase and continued
at w erk. New the besses want the single
men te go back te the old wages, and houce
the strike.
Imprisoned for Kefuslni: te Testify,
St. Leuis, Ma, July IL Hdward Dam
men, a witness befere the grand Jury, which
Is Investigating the charges of bribery and
corruption against certain members of the
Heuso of Delegates, was committed te Jail
yosterday for refusing te respond te rjuea- l
liens, the correct ansvver te which, It Is under-
steed, would be most damaging te the dele- ij
Gat0'' " ' fe;
lUvsees el Apaches. j'
TosinsTe.NK, Ariz., July H. Cantata fjf, 1
Maralue Bailer arrlved hore yestarday. H,
states that Oeronlme aud ltls band, hvtm w"
evadetl Captalu Iiwsen, and are new deab-
llmr back toward Arizona. On SaturdsHT ?i
last tke Apaches killed two Moxleana
Comptis, ami laier aiuuu luureiuur iiej.n--.
avxui'ecuu.
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llicltement Caused II le lusanlly.
Ukeatuii, Ills., July 11, Jehn mtehha
who became douientod by roiigieiw own-
uient, has been adjudged Insane or the MW
ty ceurU He llrst began studrtetir W-f
Blble six woek age and became fweMMM
with IU contents te audi u extent "
A
inr,lntnl ids occupation anuitwiuw -p
balance, ,
liar lert ---.
,. .r.,it had a hearing before A,
..." iwn last evening en a el
nuken and disorderly conduct W
nl" nt of h?s wire. The heirt el the l
plainieiu Mrtln dtstsk
settentai ""-"- "-,;, TTi in. .
The atuerinau b)wiu. ..
i.nerwards raised the ccf re
charged. ?
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