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VOLUME XXII NO.
SrOIOI OK ItAIN AND HAIL
ir iiurwn im AKtutniKAttinui.r in-
HKV1IOH ANII llUt.ll It AM Ail K
A llrmjr Kllnliill lii Hie tit) Wheat mill linn
linden llnnn In llm dniinlj-TeliKtrn
llixliy !ul hy llm linn in mill
Atiiiiiul lUreillle.
There was u heavy storm el tain mill linlt
Wednesday afternoon Unit pascd In north
easterly dltcctlnn il sheit distance heulli el
Ihuully, t'HllliiK tlm tobacco mill rum cou ceu
slilerubly and K-utlng deuu llm nuts us llil
hi though it riirin nillur Intil passed ever IL
Tim linll fall wni nut eiy wlde imr wero llie
hailstones very large, tlm largest being aleut
the nlenl small marbles. Tlie lull iibpcarH
hi iiinn njnirseii inoceuniy inreiign i nun.
toga, I'eipieu, Lancaster, West LamMiteraud
W'l Lampeter. In 1'eipieA township llm
tobacco or l 1 Stener wni cu I, though net
veryliadly.
Lightning struck ii Itsmsl tr n Hi
iiuiiilMHiir UtiullH Hraekblll In West I. him
sler, mur Willow Street, mid glancing Irnm
thutioetotho pig stye mur by, killed tlve
Iiekm nml two chickens, hut illd mil set tire te
tlm pig stye.
Tint luliumnr Adam (1. (irell, ill tint mill
nn Willow Stiect pike, is badly flit liy llm
hull.
Daniel Llpp, wlie llvei net far Irnm (JrnllV
mill, li.ul ,1 aerosol tobacco almost ruined by
the hall.
Satiiiuil W. Polls, who livesat Wltmcr'M
bridge, east of this uit 11 ulse n heavy leser
by the hall.
Tlm lightning struck Inte tlm Connstega
creek near Tell's I Inln, tiinkliifj n H;irrul m
irt nml a hlttnlirg light lull did no ether
damage.
The rainfall In this city was veryheav.y,
beginning ulsiiit hull past two o'clock In the
altorueuu and ciuitluuisl almost without In
termission till sundown. Ne damage was
iIeiki oxcenl tlm clogging el sewer llilclM mid
tlm partial ImimlHtieii of cellars, and tlm
leakage or had reef. Tlie lull of hall Wat net
hemy enough te (In any damage.
Wllliln a inltu of Strnshurg tlm hail was
luiivy mill n number of farmers sullercd l.y
IU 'llm tnlucce Holds or Jehn I'. Ilurr,
Alirnhmu Weaver, anil Ames Leutiiun worn
luilly rut ii, and several ethers mur Who.it Whe.it
liimt Mills li.ut their tolmve nmre or lusi
(huniiKt'tl.
In thevh'lnlly of Torre Hill Ihu f.illet hail
Wat tery h(uy ami thti tohmve it Imilly tut.
Tlm wheat in tlm IivIiIh throughout thn
county, which is liuil up or in Hheckx, was
lmill wator-neaktHl.
Tlie limkH el tlm imw triiuch ilu hy Jehn
It. hiultli Ter tlm new wiwer en Locust Hlrcel,
wi'tnc.iMid In hy thu hiuy rain and cotiild cetiild cotiild
ernhly ilauiagml.
lUstaud Meuth nt ll.iri.nllle tlm hail was
ery larRO, auiiiu el tlie Mietics living nr
two inclns lunand an Inch In iliauiulur. A
Krc.it ileal et totmccewaK cut te plweH, tlm
hiuMust suiliircr.s n hear of hcinc .Jeseph
llylcr, .tool Kmp, S.untiel Whltuaml Hauiuel
nivler. Their early- planted ten-awn, which
lind liecn alrtutly tepixsl, is almost niliml.
ThtiHterm ntruck tlm farm of inen II,
Mlln, In Wist lj.itniettir, and hailly dam
aged his telnui e, together with ml acrmm tlm
S.HIIO farm hclmiKhix te t'eustablu IkkIuh.
Martin MjIIii'm tolja.'i'e In tlm haiun neigh neigh neigh
iHirhoeil is also luilly cut up.
I'aul Myers, gate keesir at Wlttner's
hrtilge, Is also a sullercr from thu hall.
Frank I,, haiulis and Jacob S. 1, mills, el
i:.it I..unpjter, rufsirt their toUns-e cres
liailly damnced, their corn cut and hlewn
down and their eita hlewn Hal te tlm ground.
At Kellk'H Htallnu, Ittrd-ln-llaml, New
Helland and adjacent place, much damage,
is H.1I1I te have Uxii done.
Telegraph and telepiieuu )lus were Htruck
hy liglitnlng, hut no buildings ate teHrted
burned.
Thu rainfall at Marietta Is mild te Ii.imi Ihs-ii
thu hcaWesl that has lallen ler thirlisiu
i ears.
firfc's .sluihpt iiuti Mrufk liy l.li;liliilii;.
During the .storm en Wednesday utter neon
tlm tower of tlm Yerk market lime was
struck lv lightning and ceusidirbly d im
aged. Thu building was crowded Willi
marketers ill thu time, and considerable com
motion was catlsed. With each heay Hash
thu lightning could bu Hecn playing alsjut thu
lien of the uilurmr.
Ituuk lnr aialliiii
ltct. J. .Max Hark In l'cnii'a. HcIkhiI Jein nil.
If thure is any class of workers w he ueisl a
nratlen, and need le get all llm geed posl pesl
bin out el It, It Is eiir public ..cli(H)l liuchurs.
They uboe all ethers need te realiire thu lact
that acatieu Is meant for recreation ; nnd
that diMlullnu Is nut rts'reatmn, but just llm
contrary. This truth applies te mental Just
as inucli as te physical recreation. Yet hew
many make the xeru mistake every xuiumer
of plunging lulu all manner of debilitating
and dunieralllng menial dissipation In the
loud belief that they are resting, recruiting,
and fitting themselves ler renewed and bet
ter work alterwards.
In no respect Is this mere commonly dnne
than in tlm matter of humuiur reading.
Tlieru aru books that Interest ami Instruct,
and at thu Haunt liine are most tiuly restlul
and recreative; and there are ethers that
whilu Interesting, also enervate thu mind,
dull tlm moral Heime, Inllame tlm lewur na
ture, iloprae and ruin thu literary t.iste.
And this latter class Is vastly mero nunier
011s anil mere patron IjI than thu former.
Te read Mich trash is a waste of tl.ne ler any
one. Fer tin) teacher It is far worse than u
waste of time. Yet just for lv.ic.hHrH who
are busy with ether work all through tlm
rent of thu year, It Is elten must dlirlctilt te
avoid thu worthless hummer llturatuiu,
which Is he extensively advertised, nnd te
cheese thu mero wholesome. It Is ler their
benellt, therefore, as a help te them 111 Miloet Mileet Miloet
,Jtheir vacation reading, that wu give the
funus of 11 few boekH which we regard as In
everyway adapted for their puriose, and
which we can I rem personal acquaintance,
receininund te them as highly interesting,
resuiii, nun aueguiuur wiioiesomu anil en en
Jnyahle. w Tlie renimjltanla lleiiiutracy.
loin the l'liilnilclpliia Telegraph.
The Democrats of Pennsylvania have, an
usual, played a waiting game. Thu Uepuhll.
canti held their convention and nominated
their ticket a fortnight age; and they did It
all lu a Hlngln day, In 11 low hours, lilrh was
easily done, as the candidates, with the hIu
glu exception el congresstiiau-at-laige, had
Imjeii previously Helectud by IIess (Juay and
his lieutenant", ami all tlie convention had te
de was te ratlly their fcelectleu. This the Ko Ke
inillcau inaiuigers felt they could readily
and safely allnrd te de, for thu reason that
the majority Is he large thai, 110 inalter who
was nominated, thelr oluctlen would bu as
Hiireil uui'.er the lavish appllualleu el thu
party whip. Thu Demeerals belng largely In
thu minority, knew they hae no cliance of
huccess except hy iiemlnatlng u phenomen
ally strong ticket, and by taking advantage
of any blunders which their epHinentH might
commit. They therefore taku timu te con.
aider what they w III de ; and it may be coutl ceutl
denlly assumed that their candidates will bu
selected for thelr popularity, their jiewur tu
command vt-H, and net because they ure
this or that leader's henchmen or favorites.
The DouiuemU will iiomlnate a governor with
whom te win, and net oue with claims or
bosbeV preferences te sustain his. aspirations.
Ouiilruit for llrhlcrs Ananled.
TIiIh morning tlie county conimiasienors
awarded the contracts for building two Iren
bridges. The 01m will hoever the Coeallco
crock near Kuamslevvn. The supurHtructiire
was awarded te the. Columbia Ilridge com
pany, of Dayton, Ohie, which was; rupro rupre
benled by Mr. Uauilull, at f 1.1.70 per limul
feet. The nuisenry was awarded te Kreokel
A- l.iclit, of tills city, at W per perch.
The ethur brldge will be across tlm t'ouo t'euo t'oue
wlimocroek at Weml'H mill. In KitlUin town-
uliln. Tliu contract was awarded te KlUs
MuMelleu, of tills city, who will de all thu
work for (517.
Ilefere the Slayer.
This morning the mayor had thrce
customers. One, who was drunk and Insult
ing te peeple en Wast King street, anil was
picked up by Ofllcer Keerlch, was sent te the
workhouse for 30 days te break stones.
Anether cot twenty-four hours In the Maiieu
house, and a third was discharged, as he did
uet have a very serious lead en.
li(IH.
I'A M 0 UN VKI I.! It A .11
Tlin,1liiaKBWIilrli Ihliiriuel I'rrnlilrnl l.ltiiulii
of !' Hiirrrmlpr.
Klein the HI. lands (llebivlii'iniH;rat,
A fuglllvu newHp,iH)r clipping slates tlmt
lieu. Iliideiiii claims te Iihmi ehtalned Kisses Kisses
kIeii of (tun. (1 rant's celebrated A pponnitlex
dispatch hi n peculiar way. Thn slery, which
Is Mid lelmvn been related by Men. Ilnleau
himself, It Is te the ellis't that lieu. (Irani,
idler cencluillng tlm terms of surrender wild
(leu Lee, nudilenly remeinbered tlmt 1m had
net untitled President Lincoln of llm milieu
der, and asking ll.nleau for his note hook,
wiotethi) famous dispatch. It was further
hlateil that lladuiiu asked permission le iu
I ilmed thu original copy, te which (ieneral
Wriint assenleil, mid that ndiiplic.ite was then
and there inade, which was handed te the
telegraph osjrler. (Jen II idem ret lined
the original. U. V. Ijivertv, tlm oisiraler In
iiuustleu, Is new employed lu'thu nillcu el llm
Camden .ceiiuii I'elnirmn, Ills version
el the story Is tllltercnl from that el (Ieneral
Ilndeiu,aml Is an lutereslliigserap el history.
"I hae neMir Hisikeu alsnil any of these
mutters since the close of the war, but I fie-
fluently see Just miicIi huicciirate Merles In
print," Maid Mr. I.aerty, "and ellen feel
tempted Incorrect tlielil 1 reineinlsu Ihu
elrciiuiNtance or which yen mhmiU very ills
tlmtly. I had been detailed ler duty ns lel lel
egrapli operator mi Urn. Omul's Mali mid
traiiHiiilthsl all thn' telegraphic eorrespon eerrespon eorrespen
deuce relating le tlie surrender. I must say
I doubt whether lieu. Itadeau ever inade
this statement, although It must hernnfesscd
he has never denied It. He was prisent. and
Is, of course, familiar with all the details,
hotice he could net have Isjen lulstakcu
alxillt Hllcll nil Important event. I had
been wllh (Ien. llriuit continually from tlm
night we led the trout (Petersburg; until
thu night el that memorable day, April
'J, IWk. About II o'clock en the morning
el tlm 'llh of April (lull, draut dent me,
Willi a number of telegrams addressed te
President Lincoln and llm war department,
te Hud our wire, which tlm telegraph corps,
under Chief of Construction I loran, was fol
lowing clnsflly by way el the .Seuth Hhlu rail rail
read. As 1 had cimniderabtn trouble t llnd
our people, and a considerable distance te
ride, I did net return until about I p. 111
The surrender hud then Ihmii arranged, and
the general and his stall had returned te
headquarters I10111 thu house el Mr. McLean,
wheru llie document weie signed. The tele
grams announcing and elllclally reporting
this event worn addrcssed separalely le Pres
ident Lincoln (who vva-S always ssjken of at
lie.ebpiarters as lieu. Llnce)iii and te Secre
tary .Stanten. They weru all written either
by lien, llawilugs or Cel. Liy .S. Parker, Hhe
Indian,' who was ( rant's military secretary.
They wero handed le me by Cel. Parker. 1
had mounted my horce when I was called
back, and, dismounting, wu went tutu tlm
lent, (ion. Ur.tiil said le mothathe was very
anxious te nvclve replies te the dispatches
sent lu Ihu morning, and urged me te make
haste with thu pieseut ones.
"1 rede te Apiwumtlex htatlen, nlsiut 0110
mile distant, as fast as my horse would carry
me, and there leilud our line Just completed
te that puinU I euletisl 11 Irelglil car whl h
was en the side track leaded with sacks and
inaile room for my Instrument. 1 had but
llttli) dilllcully lu gutting te Washington,
though by a somewhat circuitous loute.
Having done he I said, Mere tliesurrender,'
and Immediately transmitted thu follow
ing :
lliiijiAiiTi s ArroMATrex ( . II.. .1 , 1
A in II s, l.i. v
Hen. II M. .S'iitua, .S rttarn tij H',j, , r(ni
in tun,
(in. LeoHiirrendorod the army el North
ern Virginia this iittnrnoeu en terms premised
by mvi-elf. The ai-ceinpiuying additional
correHM)iidence will show the conditions
Hilly. I'. K. (Irani,
Lieutenant (ieneral.
" I sent this and thu nissiinpany lug min
agesat l.l 1 p. 111., and at 1. 1. p. in. delivered
le (.en. (Irani llm congratulatory answers
from President Llm elu and Secretary Stan Stan
eon. Straiigelv, tlie line seen alter faded le
work, and no business was done treiutli.it
(MUiit for several days alter ward. (ion.
1 i rant was greatly pleased with llm Heuily
manner in which the btisiueHs had been
transacted, as It enabled him te retrace his
movements, which he did, going te llurkes llurkes
ville .1 unction the next morning, and thence
te City Point and Washington.
" It lien. Had cull ever stated," ceutiuued
Mr. 1-iverty, " that lirant forget te send tlie
dispatches until lemiuded et thoemlssiuu, lie
makes a great mistake, (ien. draut reMirted
regularly every day, and was In constant
iiiininiinlc.itien aUnit that time becausu he
was extiemely anxious about the iKirsenal
Hilety of tlm president. Furthermore, he
said te me when I was intrusted witli thu
morning dispatches that I hud been very
fortunate In getting circuits promptly and
Immediately transmitting his messages. He
IiemmI that te day oseeiully would Is) no ex
ception, as mere than likely hu would be in
111010 urgent need of thu line than uur before.
He urged 1110 te make arrangements us near a
certainty as possible. The original telegrams
announcing the surrender I returned te (ion.
(runt along with the replies from President
Lincoln and thu Hocietary el war, and sup
pose they are among the campaign papers of
(en. (.rant."
vaviiiii .ZAit r.i.i.Aiir.ru run v.
'Iliree Notorious CI) rsi lrs Capltir4it by llm
lluriiMhiirg I'tillt e.
Ki 1 viikiiitiiwn, July la. -Werd was
communicated te thu authorities at Harris
burg te the etlect that there were several
parties leatlng a few miles Irem here, who
worn wanted 111 llarrishurg. Lieut McCauu,
armed with a warrant, came down en thu
seashore Kxpress, and in company with Mr.
.Sel Shank, repaired te thu fccene, where he
leek Inte custody Henry Harp, Jehn
Palm mid Jehn A. Yingst. There was a
young woman hi tliuir company, but she was
net arresled. Thern are numerous charges
against these two noted characters, the one
being the stealing et a let et leather belting,
etc, te the amount et ?.'). They had a let of
baggage, which was ery heavy. Harp Is
wanted in Lobinen. He Is supeseil te have
been implicated in knocking down the cash
ier of thu Dime Swings bank, two years
age, and stealing thu bank's money.
Tlie Lutheran Sunday Hchoel, of this
place, will held a picnic, in a grove, near
town, en llm s.th lust.
Mr. J. C Kcdseekur, et this place, and Mr.
Jehn Myers, et llaiiihridge, weru apjielntud
te examine the condition of the i'.liutsitli i'.liutsitli
tewu National bank and (lid their work satis satis
lacterily en Tuesday.
Thure are at present, about I'JO workmen
employed by tlie P. H. K. cemiwny, at the
tunnel cut near this place, and they are doing
a geed deal et worn at prosenU They are
Inking ilebrlH,etc, el) the top, and te-day will
remove the Hack, which Is mtuatuil enlhu
top, and will connect it with both ends of llm
cut. 11 is said that the trains will run ever
the top of tlie great bank, in 11 short timu in
order tu t-ue trains Irem danger.
C. 8. Thunmiii, of the Carlisle ticnlxncl
was stepping iu town en Thursday.
jiuculi'i's Werk ler Ireland,
Lancaster lliiinch Ne. 001, Irish Nutlenal
League of Amurica, has collectod ('J,0.i,.i.,i for
the Irish cause, the forwarding of which has
been already noted In thee columns. This
morning President H. J. Housten received
this gratifying letter from President Patrick
ICgau, et the National League, Lincoln,
ieurasKU :
Lincoln, Ni:n., July 10, Is.s.1.
H.J. Housten, A'j'y,, xmruiier, lt.
DkakSiu: 1 beg te ackuowludge reculpt
of your favor el the '-!lst ulL
Your branch has denu oxtraeriliniiry giasl
work during tliu short timu it has been or er
ganl.cd, and tlie .eal and enthusiasm shown
by the members and poeplu el your town is
weitliy ol'tlie gisul cause.
I lemaln,
Yours xery truly
Patiuci; Kuan.
Prust. I. N. L.
Died lu llArrUlmrc,
lUizubetli Lgle, wlie of Jllnim Kgle, of
Harrlshiirg, who died thure Tuesday uveii.
lug was n most ostlinalile lady, whose lire
work and example were full of geed deeds
and valuable inllueuce, Hhe was a natlve of
Lancaster county, born near Mt. Jey, her
maiden name being Myers, and was married
te Mr. Kgle lu 1&-)1. Karly In Ilia the de
ceased became a momber or the Ilofermed
chinch, la which she reumlucd u lalthlul
member.
TO KKDUCK TI1K SUItl'J.US.
TltK IlilUltr. I'AHHKH TIIK HKHill.VTION
AFTKK A II HAT Kit I) Kit AT K.
Ait 0nrwlieluiltii; Majority In Patorel Ketletun
liilC t'nllnl HUIps llemts With All Hurplui
nlUr hi Ihn Trranury llryeml 9KM),.
oeii.ooo -Hid Viita In imiall.
When tlm Heuo went Inte commltlee or
lliowheloou Wodiiesdsyfor tlmceiisidcratinn
el thu surplus resolution, Mr. Morrison, el
Illinois, ellered this amendment:
"Tim surplus or balance herein referred te
shall be the available surplus ascertained
according te Ihu lerm of tlm state
ment of the United .Stales treasury, of Ihu as
wits and liabilities of tlm treasury of the
United .stales employed June 10, IVH"
Mr. Hewitt, or New Yerk, leek the lltsir In
opiesltlou te tlie resolution. Thogeutloniau
from Illinois based his advocacy el tlm roso reso rose
lutionon the saving of Interest. Assuiillug
that J7 .,(100,001 was tlm amount which would
huvote bu paid mil, llm Having lu interest
would Isi about two mid a iiarter million h.
Thegenlleuiiin s.ih It would role.ne Irem the
treasury JIOO.oeii.iuki which would go Inte the
channels of trade, giving employment
le 100,0() men and supisirt MJO.nix)
pisiple. The genllemau was loe familiar
with tlm principles which governed
bulness net te knew that irthls net should
Impair publie oenlldenee, the saving of
fJ,ZW,(H)0 would be 11 case of Having at the
spigot and wasting at llm hillighole. In
stead et giving einplev liieut te lOn.OOO 111011,
Ino.ueo moil would be dismissed Irem em
ployment en tlie very llrst day (hat the pub
lie realised that under tlm action el tills reso
lution tlm stability et Ihu treasury was Im
paired and Usability te Intel Its obligations
was undermined. Such a consideration as
thn Having el two and 11 Uarler millions was
trilling in comparison with tlm danger and
disturbance which would result ir tholin.m thelin.m
cl.il transactions or the government were se
riously Impaired hy thu deratiens el thu
resolution.
Tlie treasury was a bank of issue, a hank of
iles)sit and a member of the clearing house.
It could net disregard, il It would, thu ceudl
linn el tlm money market. Since thu reHUiui reHUiui
tlen or specie payment tlm euntry had had a
long era of 1 asy money and It had been an
easy task te keep the treasury In a strong
condition. It would be an easy task new bill
for thn fact that f J, soe,nt) In silver was iMiured
Inte It monthly, thoeileclef which would be
te dne JAsen.mw in greenbacks or geld out
of thu treasury. The assoclateil banks had
inade common ciusu with tlm tr (usury iu
preserving a geld basis, and tlm normal con
dition el things had been restored and the
treasury wss new iu a comlertablu condition.
New It was pruposed te limit tlm discretion
which had been exercised by Ihu treasury
department since thu resumption of specie
pa incuts.
lu conclusion hu summed up ills objec
tions te the lesolutten. I'etir meutlis alter
Its pissngu thu country would be brought
back le the condition iu which It had Isjen
en tlie llh of March, Ism, and geld would
hu withdrawn Irem circulation. The mo
ment that (xTiirred millions or men would
leso thelr dully employment. Then a demand
would come loigreonbi'.'ks, and thu lung
struggle for a sound currency would end 1 11
Hat money.
i:miai.i. ai issi i:virn in.wiir.
Mr. K.ind.ill, of Peutisy lvaula, said that hu
listened with close attention le Ihu gentle
man Irem New Yerk (Mr. Hewitt), and he
wished tes.iy, with gteat respect, that he did
net liuil that tlie iiK.ileel Hgiiriug which he
h.nt acquired Irem llm arithmetic Justilled
the dangers which thu gentlemen had appre
hended from thu passage et this lesoliitien.
This was net a silver iiiestleu at all. It was
a ipiestieu whether we had tlie money iu tlie
treasury undispesed el, ami against which
thoie Is no legitimate claim te tlie extent et
lllty or seventy million dollars, that might
beused iu liquidation et the public debt.
Cengiess pressed, under tills resolution, te
de J 11st what it had done when it had reduced
thu publii debt Jl,'.:oe,ni)o,0o0; just what was
denu when forty-four and ii'-hill miiliuns
weie Httil in en account el the sinking fund
111 tlm last liscal jear.
He kuuw el 110 Isjtter way el m ilntainlng
the goveriimeiil credit and strengthening it
than hy paying its interest-hearing bends
and indebtedness. That was the way It had
been done, lie did net object te thu reser
vation of MiK',uiiiiii te soeiire tlm green
back ciicul ilieii. Ihu money was iu Ihu
treasury. Thu ioiert of the hecretary of the
tretsury showed that it was there, and all
that wasasked was that that amount should
be paid out in liquidation et thu public in
debtedness. That was what a business man
would de , that was what the government
hud done, and why, he asked, was there all
el" this scare at this timu "' Why, w hen theru
was a suggestion nt thu propriety el paying
hlly or seventy million dollars et thu public
debt, was there this danger call and signal ?
Thure was nothing In it.
It required only leu millions te meet the
first pivinent, and tlm greenbacks would
llnd their w ,13- back into the treasury within
ten days. The silver coriilicatcseoino back
lu larger quantities within six days. Hu
t It assured tiiat w itliin tlm next thirty days
tiller the ilrst payment tlm receipts Irem
cuslemsand otherseurces would put enough
money iu thu treasury te handle another
ten millions of tlm debt Just as tlmy had
Ii. nulled thu lirst ten millions.
Mr. McKlnley, et Ohie, said that tills
resolution, coming as it did li mil thu l)uie.
cratic majority in oue brunch et tlie govern
ment, addressed te a Democratic executive
iu control of another branch, was, te say the
least, exceptional and remarkable. Ii was
a preposition te compel the president of
the I'uiled States and the secretary et the
treasury todethat which they always had thu
power In de ; te de that which they new hud
authority te de under section J et the act of
March .), lvil Tlm administration that Is iu
Ilitic.il accord with thu cemmittu that ro re
jsirted thu resolution had been 111 power six
teen months, ami when it hud come into
power en the stitute books was the follow
ing sectien: "That the hecretary el the
treasury may at any tluie apply the surplus
money in thu treasury, net otherwise appro
priated, or he much thoreot as he may con
sider proper, te thu iiurcliase and redemp
tion et United Status IsJiids."
Mr. ltued, of Maine, iiiaiutalued that the
foremost iluty el tlm treasury et the luited
States was te maintain public conlldence,
and socureu linn basis ler the sound busi
ness of the country. Tim saving el one or
two millions n year at tlie uxpeiiHu et the
business interests el the county was tee
silly te be maintained by grown men In
trusted witli power, mid living under the
obligations under which congressmen lived.
Ilorelerred te the fact that the resolution
had been brought in at 11 iatu stagy of the
session and h.iw In that fact a mere political
gaum, Tlie Democrats thought that they
could pass it ill thu Heuse at a timu vvlien thu
Senutu was busy iihju appropriation hills
and could net act upon It, and that It would
thus oscape the vutoeftlm president. Theu
limy could go te the country ler the second
timu with a soeoutl edition of thu story they
nun 111 1110 i.isi campaign ei a Miio,iuiiluue sur
plus. Mr. Morriseu closed thu dehate Iu support
el the Joint resolution,
Tlie auieniluient ellered hy Mr, Morrison
was adopted without division.
Tlie Joint resolution was thou lussed yeas,
-07 j nays, i!7.
TIIK VOIP. IN DUTAlh.
T'iu following is tlie vote lu detail :
Yeas Alten, of Mississippi ; Andersen, of
Ohie ; Atkinson, llallentlne, ItarkHdale,
I tar lies, Harry, lleuiiett, lllunchard, Illamt,
llluiinl, U03I0, Bragg, llreckeiiridge, of
Arkansas ; llreckeiiridge, et Kentucky ;
llrewne, et Indiana ; llrowne, of Pennsylva
nia; llriiium, Humes, llurrews, llynum,
Cabell, Caldwell, Campbell, el Ohie; Cand
ler, Cannen, Carloteu, Calchlngs, Clardy,
CleiuenlH, Cobb, Coinpleii, Cenger, Cooper,
Cowles, Cox, Craln, ( rlsp, Cioxten, Culbert Culbort
Hen, Curtln, Cutcheon, Daniel, Dargau,
Duvlilsen, of Alabama ; Davidsen, et
Fleilda j Deckery, l)er03', Dougherty,
Dunn, K1I011, Kldrodge, LUsberry,
Lrmentreut, Kelten, Fisher, Feraii, Ferd,
Ferney, Frederick. Fuller. Funsten, (lay,
(ipddes, (Hbsen, or Maryland ;(llllUlau,(ilass,
liell, (Jreen, or New Jerse3'; (Jreen, of North
Carolina s Gresvener, Uuenther, Hale, Hall,
naisuii, unrris, riaicn, iiemiihlll, lleuuor lleuuer lleuuor
beu, of North Carolina j llephurn, Her Her
bert, Ileruittu, IHU Hires, Illtt. Hoi Hei
man, Helmes, Hepkins, Heward, Hudd,
Hutten, Irien. Jacksen, Jehnsen, of Indiana;
Joluiben, of North Carolina; Jenes el
LANCASTER, l'A., THURSDAY,
Alabama 1 Jenes, or Texasj Kelley, King,
Klllier, iJirisin, iHlolletto, Laird, 1 Wil
liam, Jjawler, LoFevro, Love, levering,
Lewry, Lymaii, Markliaiu, Martin, Matseu,
Miiyhiini, MuAilen, MtCemtts, McCrpary,
MoKeniui, McMnihi. Mcllae, Miller,
Mills, Mellalt, Morgan. Merrill, Mur.
rlsen, Merrow, Murphy, Neal, Neuca
Nogley, .Nelsen, uUm, O'Neill, of
Missouri lOulhwalle, Payseu, I'fs-il, perklns,
erry. I'oters, PetUhone, Pldceck, Pindar,
Plumb, Price, llandall, lleagaii, Held, el
North Carelina: lllemrdseu, Itlggs, llomeli,
1 owell, Kyan, Sadler, Havres, Heney, Ses
sions, Shaw, Singleton, Hkinnnr, Snyder,
Howden, Springer, .Shililnecker, Stoelo,
.Stevenson, StOWIirl. of Texas ! SL Mnrtlll
Hlone, el Kentucky , .stone, or Missouri ;
Sterni, Strait, Struhle, Swepe, TarHiiey,
iiiioei-u, .;, .i. layier, or letiiiussee: y.ach,
nor, of Missouri; Weaver, el Nebraska:
woaver, or levvaj Welllsirn, Wheeler,
Whlte, of I'rniiNylvanla ; W'hitoef Mlnnoseta;
Wllklns, Wills, Wilsen, Wlnaiis, Wlse, Wol Wel
ford, Woedbiiru nnd Wortlilngten.
Nays Messrs. Adams, et Illinois; Alten,
of Massachusetts ; Maker, llclinent, Iling.
iium, llllss, Hound, Heutelle, Duck, Hunnell,
Hiirlelgh, lluttorwertli, Felix Campbell, of
New Yerk ; T. J. Campbell, New Yerk ;
Cainpliell, or Pennsylvania j Cellls, Davis,
Dibble, Dingley, Downey, Dunham, Kly,
nvans,Kverhart, Farquhar, l''lndlay, Floegor,
(ireut, llayden, Hanes, llewilt, Hlestand,
Hlscoek, James, Jehnsen, or New Yer
Ketchatn, Lelilbach, Llndsley, Little, Iieng,
Maheney, McKlulay, Merrlman, Millard,
Milllkeu, Mitchell, Miiller, O'Neill, et l'enn
sylvanla j Oslsirne, Parker, Payne, Pierce.
Heed, or Malno ; Kice, Jlei'kwell, Hawver,
Seymour, Smalls, Simmer, Stewart, or Vor Ver Vor
meiit ; Stene, el Alassaehusetts j Swinburne,
I ke Tayler, of Ohie; Walt, Welsir, Westand
Wliithig.
The Joint resolution will new go le tlie
Semite ler Its action, and If agreed te there,
will requlre the president's signature bufore
it boceiuos a law.
HU3II. niAlli)ll 11018.
Srers il tlie (lames I'layed en M'ednrMlay,
t'-jiivlrrti Chilis l,ijrta le Hie tVCMtarli,
Thu Smiths seem te be great short steps.
Pittsburg mid Brooklyn each havu oue that
are hard te beat.
Shomberg is already 11 big faverite in Pilts
hurg. His home run 011 Tuesday was thu
llrst made by a liumu ph'er en their own
grounds.
Cincinnati players are great home run get
ters. They have made twunty-euu se lar this
season. Jonesaud Kuilly are the long hit
ters of the team.
LoulsvlIIe will lead the Association as bat
ters if they keep up their terrific work with
thu stick.
It is true the Athletic management charged
Core3- $100 for the ue et thu grounds ler his
benellt, and It Is also true that Messrs. Shar
slg, Masen and Simmons made hlui a present
et JJnO two mouths age, and bought $0u
worth of tickets te hlsbeneht.
llecker says sliding pads are Jenahs. He
wero them In three games and did net get a
hiL
Smltii, the late a. iiiisitieii te Detroit, um
pired thn gaum in Kansas City 011 Monday in
llicalisemsiefaiii llicial umpire. Hisdecisiens
disgusted tlie l,.no peeple prescnt, as the3 the3
were all favorable te Detroit.
Yesterday 'sAssis-iallun games resulted dis
astrously te tlm Lastern teams. They xvore
as follews: At Pittsburg : Pittsburg I, Mets
I; at Cincinnati : Cincinnati,), Itroekjyn 1;
at Louisville : Louisville ,, HaltluioieO, at
St. Leuis : St l,eiiis '(, Athletics 1.
Yesterday Detroit deleulcd Kansas City
1)3" 17 le 1. Chicago dewnisl St. Leuis b- ii
te " and New Yerk get nwiiv with Washing
ten l3' 7 le 2. Itaui pre vented the Philadel
delphl.i Hosten gaiiie.
Herner, lermeriy .1 pilcliei with Trenten, is
new en the Hochi -ter club. He has wen the
last twelve games that hu pitched.
Hechester is the lsat drawing team iu thu
International League.
Tlm Mels only hail oue hit oil Ilandihoe,
of PittHburg, yesterday and tlm Smoky City
men played without a Helding error.
The Danvilleand ilkesUirrucliihsplajed
a game which was tie ev te. at the end et
thu eighth inning jesteni.'. Thu game was
then called te allow the v isiters te catch a
train.
The Scianten defined Mtoeu.i l3' t te 1
3-eslerda3-.
Heckor is pitching nee tull just new, and
Baltimore had but two h Us oil htni yesterday.
Ktlrey was lilt six tunes.
(ireer, late of Haltimere, was signed by the
Athletics yeslerda3-. old .loe Start, who was
released by Baltliic re at his own request,
will also bu secured.
'Iho Athletics and 1 iiicuiuatiopen iu Phila
delphia Saturday.
Merrill, of the Hnsteiw, M3n Mctiuire, or
Philadelphia, is tic List catcher in tlie
League.
Ho-denlaus want t see Detroit get the
championship, but tic hope that tlm lessen
taught them by the ( lu ige. will at leist
have the elleet el taking thu swelling out of
Walkjns' head. Tin v likotlie Isiys, whearu
great laveriUis In Hie " hub," hut they can't
stomach the inauagei, wlie acts, they say, as
If he wen thu games
uul ought te have, the
credil, net tlie pl.wers.
MM,.. M.irl.l.,.. .,1
t tlie K.utern League
has disbanded
Itudbourue has been doing wonderful work
with Hosten, and the baiting el Wisu has
been heavier than ever before.
The Portland club, 01 which Harry Hk)11cu
is manager, has roll. iscd Hickman, lermeriy
et thu Ne war lis.
llriseuham, Iho big nrsi lusemait, who was
oue time oil the Anthracites et Petlsville, is
playing in L.ivvren. e, M iss.
WashiiiBteu has wen but two games iu a
mouth.
A Jl (itA J' .III I I.KTTKU.
IliRpettleu el the 1'lre rings llnrlllngs I'looil I'leoil I'loeil
sl liy (lie II till.
Mei'.nt Je, Julv I . Jehn O'ltrien's
circus is billed te txhiint hereon Saturday
the 17th.
On Tuesday allerii.H.u Win. Kuhn, super super super
intoiident of the Ml. I ey water works, In
spected the lire plugs te put them in working
order. They are 111 proper condition should
thore be any neces- te use thein. This
inspection takes place em e over3-mouth by
order et the lire ceinmitti e el council.
The school beard is having tlie inside of tlie
school house en Marietta street repduted.
II. (. llergelretli is manufacturing wash
boards, etc, etc., at his place of business oi ei oi
peslto Seheek and llosletter's ce.il J'ard, 0.1st
of the P. It. 11. passenger hUUeii.
The steam lleurmg mill of .Messrs. Hraiidt
.t Manning, opposite tlie P. K. It. passenger
station, is kept running day and night lu
onler te HU)il) thu Incratsing demand for
their famous brand ei Heur, "Tlie Koller
King."
David D. Smith, w he several weeks nge
weul te Wichita, Kansas, Intending te make
that place his home, returned te Mt. Jey
Bonie days age, being thoroughly disgusted
witli that portion el the West.
Last evening Mt. Jey was visited by an
unusually heavy rain. At several places en
Main street thu water almost entered private
(lwelllugs.
Delta street, between Main and Marietta
streets, Is totally under water, terming a
regular lake.
Hermit Castle, Ne. uO, Knights el tlie
lieldeu Fugle, en Monday evening Installed
the following otllcers : P. C, II. K. YeuU ;
N. C, W". H. Harnhart ; V. ('., J. L. Itrone Itrene
inau J H. P. Kev. (i. . Oct. ; S. It., 11. M.
Stokes ; V. II., II. U SUger ; W. C, C. II.
Scheck J bard, II. C. Hriiuuer ; esquire, C.
il. Cassel ; 1st guardsman, I'. 11. (I. Itheads ;
-d guardsman, N in. Scheliug.
i:iui-lcd rrliitlpal el Mount Jey Si limit.
Mount Jey's borough school beard en
Wednesday evening elected A. li. Hew man,
principal of the public schools ol'tlie borough,
te taku the place of S M.YuUy, resigned. He
is 11 single young man, -1 years old. He
taught as assistant a lull session two years
age and part el last session. He was Inter
ested linanclally iu 11 hardware llruiiit Steel Steel
ten that failed, and hu went from Mt. Jey
te attend te their business. Alterwards
he taught ter an hlle at Stoeltou, ami had the
premise el a school there for the coming
soaseu. He moved from Mlllersville te Mt.
J 03.
Dculci at I'euryn.
There was botweou COO and 700 poeplo at
i'enryu park yesterday en the Sunday school
excursion irem Washington borough and
Columbia. Te-day St. Jehn's Lutheran
Sunday school Is at the park, and they took
a goed-sUed cxewtl.
1 ayjer, 01 - ennessee ; Themas, or Iscensln;
Thompson, Throckmorton, Tillman, Town.
Hhend, Trigg, Turner. Van F.nten, Wnde,
Wakolleld, Wallace, Warner, of Ohie; War-
JULY 35, 1880.
TIIK KNGUSIL COALITION.
AHICAMtll.Vtl lit llll-IIIK inn lluxeiti
OF TIIK UNHMIHT IIVTUItt.
A CuimrMMtlm OrKiin Ueiirrili'n NtlUliury llm
I'rrinirrslilp, Hut llilnkn lliirllngtiHi IMut
He I'riMiiliKMit .linitiitrr of llm rseir
BlliilKtry Uliat Ders lis Say'.'
Londen, July 15. The fiUimlurd (Coin
servatlvej lu a". lender reviewing tlie rosultel
tlie elections, says : " Considering the rela-
nve streiiglh et llm jmrtle", Lord Salisbury
must Isi the natinal head of tlie new
governinent. All Conservatives, how hew how
evor, who prlu thu triumph which
tlie Conservatives ami Liberal-Colonists hae
wen together, wish te hce Lord .llartlngten
becomea proiuliieiitiiiemlwrof themlnistrv.
They also doslre te have tlie I nlenlsts fairly
and rully represented. Cnless lajrd Salis
bury adduces a conclusive reason against
tills arrangement we are sure that it is thn
one which the country will best understand
and which will cemmend Itself te the com
mon setise el tlm electors. If Lord Harthig Harthig
ten's followers are willing we are sure there
are no lnsuorub!e dllllcultles iu the way."
I'p te I p. 111. te-day there had loeu .1 uet
Trey ami Cnienist gnin of la
tiii: VOVHTHY .1 WHEAT viter.
A Might Impairment el the I'riippeit, II11I n
lleiiiitllul crepAMared.
Ciniinnaii, ()., July l."i. The Vice Cur
rent le-da3- says: "Since July 1st theie has
tsien a further inipilrnient Iu the condition
et spring wheat in many districts of the
Northwest. Hut this docs net apply te the
entire breadth lu this growth. Our calcula
tions made thu outlook en July 1, as U.,000, U.,000, U.,000,
uoe bushels j enu statement of the sta
tistlclau of tlie department or agricul
ture implles 111,000,001), anotlier 1.I0,
OiX),(KX), while the logical application of
tliodillerenceiu ropertod average condition
ineatis 1L7,000,(H)0. All things lousidered we
see no geed reason for considering the pros pres
ent situation as premising less than LS,0ie,00i.)
and net Impesslblu te reach -110,000,000 or
mere. In the Ohie valley region theru have
been soiue rains the past week and at a row
l)lnLs In the I pi3r .Mississippi valley, but
most of the territery west of the Mississippi
continues without rain and generally iu
much need of It This is awakening con
siderable cencern iu regard te the corn crop
iu llioae sections."
Vll KA TKlt Tl K 1.MUAS.1
sneeplng Charges Minln .tgahmt AIU higitii
l.liiiiheriilrii and Suits Ilreiiglil.
Dm KetT.Mich., July 15. Thesultsagalnst
trespassers en Indian lands iu this statu have
been liegiiii at the Instance el Mark W.
Stevens, apiHiinled last lall as ludiauageiit at
Mackinac, who charges seme of the most
prominent lumbermen iu Michigan, with
ha iug fur years systematically cheated ami
robbed the Indians of Michigan and the
1 ulted States government or extensive tracts
of valuable tlmlier lands. Titles te hoiue laud
has been secured irem thu Indians by for fer for
ger3" or while the Indians were drunk.
Stevens s.iys millions et feet eftimlier have
been cut Irem vacant Indian lauds. He says
there is a strong combination of land and
timber Heeiil.iiers wlie have unquestionably
stolen valuable Umber en these lauds. The
suits already begun are ter sums ranging
Irem feOO te $j,000. Summonses ler live suits
have been served, and evor thirtyinore.no
ready losgrve.
IhS Tire III .1 len.l 'IfMlll.
Wvir.ui.oe, Iowa, July la. . destructive
llroeocurred at Cedar Falls yosterday.eausod
b3' the explosion el acauef gasuline iu Hum.
ber A Ce's oil I10 u se. The llames coui ceui coui
iiiuuicated with .1 row of Irame slriictures
ami iu a short time the buildings covering
hall a block were burning. Tlie lire
department was enabled te check thu Humes,
The two steamers were sent Irem horn.
Several buildings were burned, and two
business blocks badly scorched. The less
was feO.OOO. The run with thu lire ougiues
Irem Waterhsj was inade 011 the Illinois
Central, 7 miles, in 7 minutes.
'Iho Prehistoric Meuml-ltlilliter".
Fa we i, D. T., July li It has net hith
erto been siips)sed that any of the work el
tlie prehistoric iiieund-buildeis was te be
ieund in northern Dakota. T. 11. Lewis, an
arch.i-oligistei St. Paul, has openod a mound
near thu abandoned Fert Ambercombie, 10
niiles south of l'arge, and Ieund many speci
mens of ancient iH3tter3- and stoneware, and
Is new at work upon large mounds upon the
Wild lllce, 10 miles south of Farge. He ex
pects interesting discoveries.
I 11I011 Carpenters I'lul.t Noii-tliileus.
C1111 aiie, JuPy I j. -About JOunioiicarpcii JOunieiicarpcii JOunioiicarpcii
ters rushed iiue thu nuvv building at Camp
bell and Oakley iiveuues yesterday and be
gai: assaulting the non-union carpouters witli
hatchets, saws and ether tools lylijf- about.
F.uiit Bent, Anten Andersen and Charles
Lusk were i-uerely cut. S. II. Dill, the fore fero fere
man, healing the low, rushed te thu stairway
audlired aslmtat thu lutiiuidaters and they
lied. Dill 111 ed several mere shots at the
crowd as 11103' icfL Patrick Sexten, enu of
the intruders, was taken into cusled3- but was
discharged.
A Hunk I'lesiileiit lCilins Ilia It ink,
O-vi vii a, Neli., July 1,"). The Duiidv ceun
ty bank el Heukleman, Neb,, has faded.
Helrer, the prosident, has skipped te Canada,
and taken with hliu about fleiywi) lu liuids
and securities. Business men ami farmers
feel tlie lass greatl3', as 111.1113- have lest tlie
last dollar they had. Soveral homesteaders
had tliuir all lu the bank, and they have te
preve up te-day. Many will new have te
abandon their claims. Bol.er transferred all
his avatlable preperty te his wlfe bofero leav
ing. Many UCasteru banks ami iirms have
lest heavily.
ICciiiarkahln x ielil el Wheat.
Siti:i,n v ii.i.i), Ills., July 15. Samuel
Miller, a farmer living northwest of this
place, has Just markoted a remarkable yield
of wheat. He had twenty-0110 acres, four nt
which averaged as bushels per aero uud the
remaining 17 acres averaged a little mero
-i bushels per acre, making a goneral
axorage for thu til acres et .'10 bushels. Tlie
yield througlieut the ceuuty is about 1&
bus hels per aero.
The Chluene Kegenry.
Londen, July 15. Telegrams from l'ekiu
state that the Chiuese miiiislry have ordered
the imperial beard of astronomy toseloct an
auspicious day Iu the lirst mouth ol'tlie next
Chlnose year ler the assumption in person of
the government by the young Kmperer
Kevaugsu. The present regeucy will then
cease.
ItnuiU's Memerial Chapel.
Munich, July 15. Thu queeu dowager of
Bavaria, mother of the Inte klng,has ordered
the erection of a memorial chapel at her own
o.xhhime en the shore et Lake St.iruberg,
whom tlie bodies el King Ludwlg aud
Dr. Yeu (iiiddeu were found.
wxATiir.it rmm.xitii.iTiKa,
Washington, I). V., July !. for
New Yerk, Pennsylvania, aud New
Jerse3', local rains, followed by fair
weather, slightly coelor, variable winds, be bo be
ceming northerly.
Feit FitiUAi. llalu, iollewod by fair
weather aud stationary temperature, are Indi
cated for New Knglaud, aud local rains,
Iollewod by fair woather and stationary
lemporature for the Middle Atlantlq states'
AfHITUKH VltKSIATltty.
A I'liiiieua riiyaliliin ami IIN Wile Aglen In
I'roiuetn Sunllury .Vleanures.
The Issly of Mrs. Cerlnna li. Keen, wire
of Dr. William W. Koeu, or Philadelphia, ar
rived lu Lancaster at il o'clock thlsaltertusm
forcreniHtlou. It was taken nt onre le tlie
creinaterliim where it was prlvately liiclnor liiclner
ated. Deceased was 15 years of age. The in in in
cinoratien was agreed uxm long ngeasntl
onceuragoment te s.uiltary measures lit this
direction.
Dr. Keen, tlm husband of the deceased, I in
prominent Philadelphia physician. He
was born in ihit clly mid graduated
at thu high school, Ilrewu imlverslly and
Jellerson medical i-etleee n ,., ,. u., ..
11 the army irem 1m te 1mu, nnd had charge
or the Asceiisieu and Ilighth street hespitaPs,
In W,iIi1miIii .. ....!... .. - .. '
In
I nited Status hospital, lu Philadelphia. Iu
IsOl he studied medicine In u10 leading
schools el Lurope remaining nhread two
it.iiiiuKi'ii niui murM'UUl'UlIY Ol HlO
3-ears. ITfieti his return te Americi he was
appointed lecturer Ukmi pathological anatomy
In Jellerson college, n iKsitieu that he has
held ler 11I110 .vears. The doctor Is new a
professor lu Jeffersen collegeand Istlioautlier
ela number el 111udic.il works. His wlfu's
mnlden naine was Cerliinu Borilen, and her
home was In l'all Klver, Massachusetts.
They wero married December 11, 1m!7,
UKATIt ON TIIK HAIL.
An OM.Mun Mrndi llya let lie nml Killed
at Muiiiitillle.
Jehn Neiss, man aged sovenly-Hovon,
was struck mid kllled by extra engine
west, Ne. 171, or the Pennsylvania railroad,
at the east end of tlm village or Mouutvllle,
this lorenoon. Tlm projierty en which the
deceased lived is situated along and oxteudod
back te the deep cut through which Iho rail rail
read imsses. lletweeii lu and 11 o'clock
n. in. his wife sent lilm out te empty
some potato parings down the rail raid em-baukment-
The bucket containing thein fell
out or his hand and rolled down upon the
track. He went alter the x'ossel, and whlle
standing en the track was struck by the 011 011
gine. He was net mangled, but died iu
less than a half hour after he was struck.
Corener llenaman was notified, nnd he left
this city at -1 o'clock ler Mouutvllle te held
an Inquest.
The decoased had rosided lu Mouutvllle for
some years, and bosides a xvife leaves several
grown children. One or thein, a daughter,
lives at home. Neiss was crippled iu oue et
his arms and was a laborer.
Cliurrli liniiruieiiieul.
The Ciilen Huthel, (Church of Hed,) cor
ner el Orange and Prince streets, Is being ro re ro
inudeled itislde. The old galleries, old pews
and old pulpit, hnxe been lern out. An ele
gant new pulpit and circularpowsef nsli ami
walnut occupy thu place of the old enes. The
gallery will net be rebuilt ; the wall betwoeti
theuppcratid lower windows will be tern nut
and new windows 11 leet and S Inches
iu height will ropiace tlie old ones,
ami will be Idled with stained glass.
'1 he front gallery, lermeriy occupied by the
choir will be rebuilt nnd extended iu an
ogee lerm at either end . it will have a very
pretty front. The pulpit recess or alcove will
also Ihj prettily arched. Thu walls
will ba walnscotted for a height of
lour feet and will he handsomely
p.uuted, as w ill also the ceiling. Tlie
vestibule, stairways, and lecture-room will
be painted and papored, and the oxterlor of
the building will also lie painted.
These Improvements are being uiade by
Charles W. Hoelt.le, contractor, uud will be
liiiHhed b3 the nth of September.
Colonel Itililer Krleaned en Hall.
Colonel William II. (illder, who would
have started ter the North Pole Wednesday
morning II he had net spout Tuesday night
iu jail, charged with einbezzleing 11 f I,0C0
bend from Delly Adams, "thu water queeu,"
has succeeded in getting the $1,500 bail de
manded by the New Yerk police judge and
is new lu tlie hands el his friends, In hoiue
unknown place, concealed from the eager
search of the ardent Delly, wheis said te have
had him locked up because she loved hlrase
she could net bear te have him start en
such a long mid dangerous journey. The
colonel remained in the (rigid BCclusien or
the prison until latein thoafternoou, when, at
the solicitation of his brother and otlier
friends, Charles N. i'anlter.n publisher, went
lus bail. It was understood that Delly had
a civil writ all ready tecatch the colonel with
should he get Iree under tlie criminal chaige.
Immediately uixm his release, therefore, In
stead of going le his room at tlie Victeria
hotel, he was hurried oil' 113- his friends te
seme place of rotreat, where the reporter Is
unknown and tlie process-server ceases from
troubling. Although the lira, en xvhich Cel.
iiilder was te start ter the North has lelt New
Londen without him, he cm catch her, It Is
said, by going by rail te Su Jehns, N. F.,and
il has been given out that he xveuld leave
New Y'erk for that purpose. At midnight,
howevor, his luggagu still remained nt the
icteris and no order for its removal had
been given.
A Drunken Cripple Tries Miliiile.
This afternoon Ofllcer i'yle found a 0110.
legged man lying In Kast King street. Hu
was xer3' drunk and the olllcer nttempted te
take him te the station house. The cripple,
who had two crutches, Ihhuiiie veiy savage
and showed light. Ollicers ltoerlch and
Merringer went te the assistance of
Pvie, but the nrUouer was uet fright
ened by thu reinforcements, and they
only seemed te make him mero desperate.
He fought the whole xvay te the station house
and it was with greatdillieulty that the oMcera
get him below. After being locked lu a cell
he attempted suicide 1)3' hanging himself. He
wero a long leather strap around his waist.
He fastened ene end el this tightly around
his nis;k and tied the otlier te the iron grat
ing of his cell. He was about bidding good geed
live te this world when he was discovered,
and the strap was taken Irem him. He was
ver3- iiiad, and jiesitively refuses te reveal hU
name, He leeks like a tramp.
freight Cars Wrecked.
This morning at 5:15 a. 111. a pair of trucks
jumped the track at Keneagy's culvert, west
of Kiner's station, en tlie Peiins3ivaula
railroad, threw ingsoveral cars oil the track,
blockading the track and delaying the News
Kxpress about un hour.
Albany' Coining Itlg TI1110,
At.nvNi, July 15. An immense gathering
is expeeted hore next woek en the occasion
el thobi-ceuteniilal exercises and the Mardl
(Iras lestlval and parade. Arrangements nre
being made te accommodate lOO.OOOstraugers.
Tlie New Yerk Cuntial A Hudsen Klver, the
West Shere and Central Vermont railroads
are soiling excursion tickets at low rates
from all points along thelr respective reads.
A large delegation el Caughawaga Indiana
iu costume will arrive here 011 Saturday and
remain ler the otitire week.
Killed Hie Wrung Man.
J.i Kse.Nvti.i.i:, 111., July 15. About two
years age tlie rcsidence of a Mrs. McLaughlin
was entered uud Mrs. McLaughlin aud her
sister was shockingly mutilated witli a knife.
A man named Fred Heler was nrrested, and
whlle he wasconuiied lu Jail at Winchester,
a party ei masked men entered the building
aud shot him dead. It is new stated that the
divorced husband of Mrs. McLaughlin, dying
a low days age, conlessed that he was the as
sailant or the women.
Heblietl or H,30l.
Sn Anieniv, Tex,, July 15. Jas. Carr,
a w eallhy sheep raiser, was rebbed of f 1,300 at
an early hour this morning. The money was
stelen Irem a satchel under his pillow
whlle he slept at 11 hotel.
round Dead In lleil.
IHi.i.as, Tex., l.-The wife of Dr. McLee,
of this place, was found dead lu bed yester
day morning. The lady was subject te epi
leptic tits, aud it Is supposed she died front
strangulation whlle iu the paroxysm of one
of these tils.
is.iir.ut (juittiug no nu.
11EI.VAHT, July 15, A iew Isolated rows
Acctirnil Imrn rinrtnc (ha nbrM. hut their were
I nrnmntiviiniirn.ssfii.and thnniivthUmern-
iug la ceuiparatlvely uuiet.
PlilOE TVO CENTS.
TIIK PAYNE IJKIIIKHY CASE.
tSVAHIK, J.OUAM A.yil TKI.LKH
Till! UK IB NO VABK.
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Three Itvperls Irnm it CeiulilllUe A
Anmnc ei llrpu!,li,J,igeine HonceB,
I'er 1-HMI.ni, :rrect llnly-Nelhlnt ts
Iho liieMIRnlliiii8ilrrliea I'nyne.
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W'AslilN(ner. 11. I'. T,ii ir. ...... .'.',
Isirts from thncniuinliien.,,, .i..n -j''i
elections In reference te the chnrires of l,nivr,?!
cry tu connection wllhthoelectlon of Honatet A
Jienryn. i-ayne, 01 Ohie, and en tlm ,l,.,.,i a
el cillens of Ohie Ter nu inxestlgntleti, were :
Kiibuiitted te Ihu Seunte this morning. There
nre threo of them ene slgned by Mewn,
Hear nnd Frye, Itepiibllcans ene by Messrs.
F.varls, Lngnn and Teller, itepubllcans, and
tlie ether by Messrs. Pugli, Haulsbury, Kutli
and mice, DomecraLs.
The llrst recommends an Investigation y
tlie Sennte et the cliarges preferrei!, and the
two last named de uet think thore is ground
ierau Investigation.
Messrs. 1 Warts, Legau and Teller, whew
report is considered te be the most important,
say the examination or the testimony sug
gests no support for the conclusion that Mr.
I'ayne was guilty of such personal delin
quency or turpltude as would Invite or
lolerato ills expulsion from the Sen
ate for his participation in the
transaction which resulted in his
election ; that the courseof the BOlect com
mittee ofthe legislature in net giving Mr.
I'ayne an opportunity te be heard before
precludes any Intimation that such a motion
was outertniuod for a moment by 'that com cem com
lnitteo or the Ohie Heuse of Representatives.
" We de net understand, " they say, that
any member of the committee en (privileges
and elections has harbored or expressed the
idea that the testimony takeu or suggested as
accosslble or possible, touches the subject of
the iorsenal inculpation of Mr. I'ayne."
i-HKsiuf.STiAL vt.uaia.
Ami Yel Ne hurrenMir el V. H. Treasurer Kyttar,
of IMilladelplila.
Wasiiinoten, July 15. The president
te the Suuate te-day the following nomina
tions :
Dnpglas W. Tayler, or Portland, Oregon,
te be surveyor general of Oregon, vlce James
Telinan roslgued.
(iilbert I). Williams, of l'oughkeopslo, N.
N. Y., le he Indian agent of the Cheyenne
ami Arapahoe agency, Indian Territery.
Koceivors of Public Moneyu : IAlke A.
Hurke, of Ipswich, Dale, nt Aberd"eCrhvJak.,
vlce lluel 1". Ilutchliisen, term expire
Win. (3. Hebbs, of Cassville, Me., at Spring Spring
Held, Ma, vice James EtimarM, term ex
pired ; James N. Welch, of Detreit, Mich.,
at Detroit, Mich., vlce Lymau (J. Wilcox,
term expired.
Commedore James Jutiett, U. S. N,, te be
real admiral.
Commedore Jehu 11. Itussel te be
rear
admiral.
Captain Jehn Irvvlu lu be couuuedora
Captain J as. A. Greor te be a commodore.
Cominander Nermnn 11. Farquhar, lobe
captain.
Cominander Theodere F. Kane, te be cap
tain, and a large number of ether naval pro
motions. Lewis Williams, of Iloenville, Me., le be a
commissioner iu aud for the district et
Alaska, te reside at Juneau City. The nom
ination of Adelph Lippinan, for said elllce, 1
withdrawn.
W. A. Selkirk, of Placorsvllle, California,
te be register of the laud olllce at Sacramento,
Callteruta.
Tin: ,ir in ausuutiini.
.11 r. Hiiiulall Aimivers a Mulue Kepubllcan In
the Heuse.
WxsiiiNoieN, D. U., July 15. Souate.
Wheu prayers was ellered, thore were pres
ent besides the chair, Messrs. Haniey', Teller
and Vugb, nnd Sergeant-nt-Arnis Canaday.
After the leading of the journal a number
of petitions aud memorials wero presented
and referred.
Mr. Pugli submitted the report of the com
mittee 011 privileges aud elections In the
l'ayue case.
Mr. Evarts submitted the views of himself
aud Messrs. Teller nnd Legan, and Mr. Hear
trout the same committee submitted the
views of himself and the senator from
Malno (Mr. Fr3'e), and they wero all ordered
printed and referred te the caleudar.
It appearing that no quorum was present,
the roll was called nnd hi senators answered
le their names.
Culling lliem Down '-NX I'erCent,
Wasiiinoten, D. O., July 15. S35p. ni'
Mr. McMillan, chairman of the committee -en
commerco, has moved te strike out all
nfter the eunctiug clause la the rlver and
harbor bill and lnsert all the Herns new In
the bill except that In each case the amount
be roduced 25 per cent.
In Hie lletme,
Wahiunute.v, 1). (, July 15. Mr. Ran
dall, et Pennsylvania, chairman of the com cem com
mltteo of appropriations, reported a joint
resolution continuing lu force until July 31,
the prevision providing temporarily for the
expenditures of the government
Mr. Milllkeu of 'Malno, .wished te be in
formed hew many mero of these joint reso
lutions would be brought In.
Mr. Haudall said "as many as were '
needed."
Mr. Dunham remarked that they would be
brought in as long as the Senate delayed the
appropriation bills, uud .Milllkeu maintain
that tlie bills w ere dolayed In the Senaie be
cause they had been dolayed iu the Heuse.
The joint resolution was passed.
lteorganisatleii uf the Denver & lUe Gnn.de
Dknvku, Cel., July 15. Judge U oath, of
the United States court, yesterday afternoon
alllrmed the sale of the Denvor AKle Grande' 3
lailread, as made last Monday, nfter which. :a
articles were Immediately filed, with thev,5J
secretary ei state inoenoratlng the company .
under the name ofthe Denvor t Itle Oraude.la
railroad eenipauy. The capital is a,5O0,(jea-2
or wiilcu i;,uw,uuu is common sieck. uim, ..
nlghtatameotiugef tlie stockholders, Oeo. v
Coppell, Adelph Kngler, IL U. Mlntwin, -'
lienrm'l'. Wilsen. Jehn L. Welsh. ThaodeMk'
II. A. Treuip, W. S. Jacksen, U. D. Meffattfel
wuru cuusuu uiiuuiajje. itv ,uu nujinirv y
meiit of the meeting the directors met IMtF .
elected W. S. Jackseu president, Gee. Ce'-fj
pen vice presiueui, j. it. xiuiuey ireasurer, y -and
Wm. Wagner secretary. - -.'
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tiiumiiB uu iud ny 10 vviuuidkied -..
Las V uu am, N. M., July 15. Tenclileteaad .
three squaws from the Mountains and Ukba- i(j
caliua tribes, in cuarge or Capt. J. JX. uem,
of the Fourth cavalry, passed through tfcte
city yesterday en the train for the Kaat. Cap
tain Derst declined te answer any rjuMtieM -
ami futlil lin -wn llmlnr ulrfct nrdflftf net tOtflp.
vulge anythlug in regard te the party, 'tm 1
would only veuchsate thJ iuleruuttfcHi.'ltiit,
the Indlaus were mesUyAlwches and wealft.
,,r.,i,.i,i,.,. ir. xva.iiliicteu and have eee .a
sultatleu with thoOreat FaUier.
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l-relfiht Hal" Iteduced 0 V C.1
n .nn. July li-The Heck lata
frolKhtdeirmicut has made an avf
ducUen of Wjiercent, In lrelght i3t i
Omaha, Including all clusses in the cut
Heek Island emciais eianu iui n
inrs have been making theae rate
for a month past and that It Bettem a
gives all shippers the same dv!aiea i
were previously bestOTred opefaM
favered one.
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