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An AMeuiliMg " On TheiiMiiil (lathered un
Ilia Wrlth Mountain en HuimLjt What
k Itepnrler Haw In III. Ditte
Oler Ilia IIIIK
Abe llurjinl and hi gang of outlaw made
llie "1 Und. Heards" h orlleiluf Ijitucnster
county's criminal history liy selecting that
part el tliu WeUh Mountain it tlielr head
ilinrtcrs when thny wero IiikUIveh from
Jimlict. 'Ilm ''Hand lltmrds" wltl mid a
chapter te the religious history of tint county
whlle Alie mill lilit associate nre behind
prison bar. When thelr terniH expire mid
they return te thelr hoinesou tlie inmintnln
they will find erected it handsome chavel
within sight or their old haunts. Tlie credit
Ter thn erection et the chapel belting mainly
te 1'. ,. Supplne, n hotteteloiil (Junker, who
live at lloueylirook, Chostercotinly.
As detective from thlniitlaileliilngcuiit.
tle wero continually searching ler tlie Utiitl
or outlaws who were constantly committing
depredations en tlie farmers II In K ! thn
valley nenr tlie iiieiiuUIn anil who llixl te
tlie mountains whero they wero nole In thelr
hiding plan-, Mr. Nupploe reasoned with
himself that there wit u wny te atop theso
depredation. After insturocensldorallou lie
concluded te make hii etlerL 111 plan win
toretivort them te Christianity, te litilhl n
million church for tlie colored jioeplo, lsrge
numtmrs of whom llve en tlie motin metin
tain niul who tip te thia tlmn wtire without
church or clergy. Alter raieml commutil cemmutil commutil
catien, hail lxen published In thn local cns
.Mr. Supptoe applied te the chnrluhlu et
thl and ethor counties for contribution te
alii him In till-, work. He wni successful
beyond hi oxH'tatlen. HI first slop wan
te organize a .Sunday school. He inade n
tour of tlie mountain nud netllli'd all lhe
colored pwiple that lhe school would ti
organized en Sunday, MaylM, IVS, nt .LIO In
the nfleriioen. Promptly at that hour lhe
school wa organized with 10 persons present.
Mr. Hupplce wax ihoften superintendent,
David I'leinwm, nsslMant Hiiperlntcii
denti Mrs- M. A Warner, IrmMirnr,
Mlns Ailtile Hnliliinen, wvri'tary Adam
Detiula and t'harle, (Itllllth, llhrarliiiv,
mid MaKifle Jeniv, aa.tltaul ocretary.
Through tlie cllerta of llieie olllcera thirty
ihllilrtm were Induced te attcmt lhe Sunday
olieol during la,t noiLieti.
On JuneO, of thNicar, the .Sunday Nchoel
wan roerKanlrud. 'Ill In ear. hunoer, it
la under thn atipka, of the American
.SiiiicUy Scheel I iileu, and wn-HerKnulruil te'
Kev, t. ltlemi'n.ii)iler, their reprwntathe.
I'ptelhM tlme tlie Sunday Fchoel hati been
held in the weed near the " Hriiul.lle.iril,'
and, of cenmi-, wua Interfored with hy the
woather frequently. New there nre 12 chil
dren enrolled a meiubcrs of the fcjtinday
n hoel.
The Woatmlnster proahytery aN.i twik
held of the matter, ami through tlielr aid a
ilayiH'lKKil hi Iwi'ii eataultahed. 'Uiey Mint
Allium Church, a Kraduatoef l.lmxilit mil
crlty, te Inxtruct the clilldruu. He went
from hoiiae In lieiiv, and after miiuIiik a
le UulldlnR forancheol hou.ne, sixty drtj
!Ke, he oeuuU hi nchoel. Thirty Lhlldrcii
anawered roll call tliu tlret day, Hlme thou
the dally altondauce ha) Iimii from 10
te U. '1 no proureiw made by the puplU has
been or tutlfu!tery, and the l'rb)tery
will no doubt make tlie xchoel a ermaeeiit
lnatltutleu, if the beard of director of the
tewnahlp de net build a achoel fur the
children lhliiKen the mountain.
After Mr. Supploe had rained a hum of
money by contribution HiitUclent te jimtiry
him te ke aheiiil, he punhaatd from Jaoeu
Warner a tract of laud en which te build a
chapel. Mr. Warner old tlie laud for it tery
moderate price. Mechanlttwereat ence iut
te work and the foundation walla were built.
ten.M iihieni; uit(i,
Sunday, August Sth wa denlgnatel it, the
date ler the laying of the tormr-steiio. A
mnre beautiful day could lint hate been
selected. The coremenicm brought touethor
5 larger number of poreu than oter bofero
awtcmbled at the ' Hand Heards" en any
one occasion. The farmers el the lieau
tlful alley below the mountain with
thelr famine turned out In Terce , lhe
resident el ScrulUewn, Ixmnctewn and
Cablntewu wero well ropresoulod . Chester
county sent It ropreentntle , New Hol Hel
land, I'lntrclilewn und ether illage hel)l
te swell the iniMilKir and eten I'hlladelphia
mint ene of lla bonetolonlgeutlomont te laku
urt in the oierclsew. 'I here wero fully 1,000
lersen present at lhe exercise held In the
weed near tin. site of the proiwsed new
chapel, and they wero attenthely listened te.
A small platform had been erected, and en
beucheH facing it wero placed the children
whohaTebeou attending the day and Sun
day school.
t'remptlv at lhe appointed hour for the
corner atoue laying exerclse te begin, Mr.
Supplee ste')iKl te llie piauerm anu au au au
nounced that a the American .Sunday Scheel
I'nleu h ul charge el the school, it w a prer
that their ropreseutatle, He v. Koimonsny Keimonsny Koimensny
der, should conduct the sumo.
ThU retereud gentleman, en taking the
chair, said he wa glad te soe se many per
sons present en thl Interesting occasion. He
had attended the Sunday school orgauiutien
en the mountain In June, and, whlle the at
tendance was net large, lie lull ouceurngod.
The school ha continued te grew larger, It
has a prosperous future and the geed te be
accomplished by thl mission school cannot
be foretold. He luvoked the Messing of Oed
en thia school and It workers.
Mr. Church, the toacher, said two of lhe
small chldren would faorthe gathering with
a hymn. He asked that the parta the little
one take be net criticized tee soterely.
Sixty days age they did net knew their
alphabeL They go te the school willingly ;
they hae retentle momerlo? It wa 1U
Urm belief that the future would show that
tlie rare and attention bestowed en theso llttle
ones will bring forth geed fruit. I.lziie HoeU
and Mesea lloblnsen then liieuiitcd the
rostrum and sang "I'ull for the Shero." The
school was next put through an exorclse In
spilling, in which all the members acijultted
tbomseUOM with oredlU
Jehn McOIlI, aPhlladolphlanwhohascon aPhlladelphlanwhohascon aPhlladolphlanwhehascon
trlbutod erv liberally te church charities,
was cull oil ujien for mi addre. l!es.tld that
all knew the I)h Ine common d te go work
In the ineyard. Kery ene knows thelr
duty and should purlerm It, and a te hew
they perfermed that duty they must render
an account at the llnal Judgment. All
around are line Held that have been re-
Uoemed Irein stony placea. Thl mountain
Is a Held rlpe for the harveit. He made an
eloquent appeal fur funds te complete the
church.
JOHN II. I.ANIUH' Alllllll t.
Hen. Jehn If. I.andl, ex-member of the
legislature, was next en the programme for
an addres. He said : " It wa with mero
than ordinary gratitlcatleu that he witnessed
this large gathering of citizens upeu thia
occasion. This turnout et the pepulacu of
this section Indicates, In a large degree, the
Interest manifested In the work of erectlng
upeu this spot, the Welch meuutalu Sabbath
school chapel. This la net euly gratifying
te theso whu ure engaged In thl apedal
work, hut It la highly encouraging ite these
who are laboring te bring the gonpel or Christ
te theso who have hitherto been se uuforlu uuferlu uuforlu
nateas net te hne been made acquainted
with Its purifying Inllueucennd sanctifying
power. It Is proper that a large portion of
liiose who ouceurago mis eww j "
lireseuce te-day, ami that a majority of theso
who take an uctite Interest In this work
should be cltl7.cn of Lauctster county.
It Is generally supposed that iih tar back tm
17&5 ene hundred years age, lllshep As
bury, or Virginia, UHtabllshed the first Sab
bath school in America. This, botteser, Is
net tlie case. Kollable statistics co lar toward
proving the very lutorenting historical fact
that l'eunsylvanla's garden spot, Lancaster
county, iurnished the llrst Uuuday school fu
America; lhatdurlug 1740 nearly half a cen
tury prier te the tlme el lllshep Asbury, old
I.udwlg Hacker established the UrstSabbatb
school lit America, in the village of Kphrata.
I.ancaster county therefore is tha original
home of the American Sabbath school.
If our ancestors uearly a century and a
half age were the pioneers et this cause en
the Western hemisphere, there is sutUclent
...i ie ,r,r,c tiifilr rhlldren in our ?dav
r. mtn iim wasta nlaces and there oather
together tlie little ones ana acquaint them
TvUli the gospel. Among a poepie wne nre
as advanced and a prourentlvn en all olher
mutters, who nre a willing te loud n hand In
encouraging mid tarrying en many ethor
K'ed worksMariithepooplooftlioOldtliiiird,
u cjiinet lie iMimlble that they are lukewarm
ami Indlirervut In a tnatler that lay audi
strong claims te thelr attention ami which
no largely allecta thelr own luterist.
The lient Inlcresl or the cemniuulty do de
maud that Its cltlrenshlp be watched with ft
Igllant eyn mid guardml with Jimleun (ure.
The Inteiust el otery man and woman In the
community I largely Itnolved In lltllln
rIiIh Your comrerlK. your happlne,, your
prosnerlly, your nil ilemaiids that your com
munity be cotnpesod of gissl clllreua. A na
tion's strength cannot he asurisl hy the
number or Its army, the slner Its lleets, the
nxteut or It territory or the vanities of II
lliK'ksaud herds, but rather by the nuiiilmr
of ILh geed men and geed women. 'I hey are
theso through which you muni operate te
reach and mould and Inllueiice it nation. Yeu
cannot expect te be able te reform all bad
(Miepia Yeu might n well expett te shear
the King or lMrknesKuf hislulluoiieo. There
I, un reason, Howeier, why all should net he
done In thl, direction that cm possibly Ixi
donei and that much urn be tloue must be
patent te nit.
A you solect lhe young, growing, vig
orous trew In lour g-trden, jnni and
eruhanl en which te bud and graft jour
chelctsl varletle of Irtill, se In selecting
that clas of subjects te operatoon who can
lie the most readily trained and lulluonced
-and that clax uniiuoslleiiably are our
young iieople. Asjeticau liilluonce the
Inclination Of the troe by lienilliig lhe twig
or nniMilliiK you can Itilluom-e lhe lite
el the young by Instilling I" theiu wivi and
geed principle during thelr early eiith.
Vouarelltliig forjeur boy and girl,, then
why should net all willingly Jein band, and
lit) Chrlsll.tu.llke enough te luterenl them
sel im In Isiysand girl who htte no ene else
te take the proper ctre of theiu.
Mr. Ut ml H Kiticluded with an etotleul
apiMnil te all te aid with thelr mum the
geed se auspiciously begun.
ItKX.tlthH Jit OlIIKIt.
'lhe si-hoot sang the tilth hymn, "We
I'ralne Tlioe, t) (iel, for lhe Seu or Thy
Ixjte," after which Mr. Church wa, called en
feran addres. He said Sunday school work
wa mero lmiertnnt In sotne particular than
church work, and was a neble work te been,
usireil In. He next referred te theso phllati
thrnplsl who send their money theuunds
of mile away whlle they neglect liener lug
charily at home. 'lhe establishment et thl
inUnlen en lhe hill wa, the beglliullig urn
great reform, ami Instead of riot, peace and
order will reign. He dwelt en the Import
ance of txiutrlbutlng monev te put the mis
sion church en a geed foundation. He an k oil
rer the symp.ithy et the gathering In the
shape et the mighty dollar.
Dr. Irtln, of Churchlewn, followed in a
brlef address, lie iKilloted tlie mission Hit
day put tin a permanent hint, wa the itti itti
cleuael a great undertaking.
Suierliitndent.Supploe read a brief history
or this Simdny school, which aiipear a be te.
The cerner stene laying wa next en the
programme and the leromenle incident
thereto werocemlucUHl by Itet. Helmauyder.
In tlie nione were placed it history et the
chapel, cepli of lhe publication of the
American Sunday bUiixjI union and .t Tosla Tesla
m out.
'Ihes. 11. AineH, iilsea grndtiatoet lluceiu
unlorslty,ekoof thogeoil that the mission
will Hcceinpliili and hopetl that the day wa,
net far distant when the resldent or the
mountain would be follewor of the cress.
William I". Compteti, of Churchlewn, wa,
calleil en for a short addres. He referred te
the dockets et the quarter sos.nlenscourt being
mide up largely et llie name ei resiueni ei
the mountain, but he hoped lhe mission weuttl
de the work rer which It waosUtblinhed,und
when It wasBOcemplished their ifuuie would
no lenger ligure In our criminal courts.
Hev. Hess, et lhe l'eqticM Presbyterian
clmrch, and (ieorge 11 tuck, lit lug near New
Helland, made briel aililrtwes, relerrlug te
theluiK)rtaut work te be dene by these in
charge of the mission, after which the bene-
dlctlen wan pronounced anu tue targe assoui asseui assoui
blsge wa dismissed.
The building will iHjframe P. storle, high,
2S by 10 loot, and will cnt about f l,lt) w lieu
ceinpleted. Atieut 700 ha, been subncrllKKl,
leatlng about f 100 te be raised. The credit
forcelloctlnglhnt7oi)iduoto Mr. Supplee,
Jehn 11. Uttidls, or Maner; Ooergo Hatick,
or New Helland, and Ktclmrd Cadbury,
superintendent of ruunsylvnnli hospital,
rhlladelphlit.
a Tinr en.n i in: mei m tit.
Iter llui tuireinonlesjat the ln Itatieti of Mr
Aute Uutter, of New Helland, who toluu teluu toluu
teerod te act as guide, H. S. Kchindle and
Jnmes I). I.tndls, of the .-'c Km, II. II.
lIouseland'lhoH.Mcr.lUgott, or lhe Isri.i..
i iei'.m Kit, Itev. C. ltolmensnydor and lleu.
Jehn II. Utndi wero taken titer the moun
tain, 'lhey Hawaii that wa te Iw scen, Irent
the " llnutl-Heards " te " housetewu," nnd
what they mw they will net or forget.
'1 he reads across the mountain are almost
lniawiable and when the party began te
think they wero lest In llm weeds, they
stumbled into " Cabin tow n." Thl settle
ment Is made up of a dozen et but In which
atloastahuudred persen live. Hew they
llveln winter I a mystery, iiiiiiuey uoine
and are as happy and contented us theso w he
lit e In line house. I he settlement s tin te
up entirely of colored people, and i trollne
(ireen apixar te be the queen of this colony.
It 1 well-known that colored folksare partial
te deg nnd at each cabin wero at least halt n
dozen et theso animals.
The llttle darkle were well trained, and
as i.ib!n after cabin w us passed thore was al
ways ene of thoe llttle one standing with
it hat te take such contributions as the party
were willing te give. Alter visiting all the
noted places en the mountain, and passing
the houseH or the HuMards, It was clene te
eteulng, nnd the party left the mountain,
wero seen en the public read nnd bound for
home. , ,
It the persens who hae censured lhe
authorities for net belng nble te capture Abe
Huzxard en the mountain will go evor the
mountain n thl lurty did, they will soe
that It would take nlmest an army te make it
thorough search, whero thore are he many
hiding places.
IIJNiJ II&I.I. MUIICFS.
The llr.t uf llm Unrrent Nw. of lli National
llaine,
The AsniH'latiim game of Saturday wero as
follews: AtSL Leuis: St, Leuis 10, Athletic
'1 ; at Louisville : Loillsvllle 0, Mets 1 ; at
Cincinnati: llroeklyu il, Cincinnati lj nt
l'lttsburg: l'lttsburg 11, HaltlmoreH.
lint two Letgue gauies wero played Satur
tlay. SU Leuis tlelotted Washington by 0 te
ft, and Kansas City went under In Hosten by
I te 1.
Wllkosbarrekeops winning. On Saturday
thnv defeated WlUlamSDOrt by 7 te U.
Oldlleld caught nlluogame rer Washing
ton en I'ridav.
C clone" Miller Is the latest failure or a
pltcher signed by the Athletics. The St.
Leuis hit him nlnoteou times Saturday.
Loillsvllle I playing about as geed ball
a any or them just new. 1'ele Urewnlug has
. .I..ur..ll.. i,l.An bin nullum t. llti
linpreteu wenueriuuy siutuuisi"""" "
It'ls rumered that the SU Leuis Lotgue
loam will go out and that l'itsburg will take
It pluce.
The Vashlugten poeplo are ha ing a big
tlme with thelr players, who are lined and
changed se ofteu that they de net hae any
heart te play.
ISIg l)an ltreuthers leads the league and
llenker the Association In battinir.
The Utlca club la the best behated In the
International association.
Heb Hlackisteu Is en ene of the llttle Cen
tral New Yerk league clubs.
Hosten draws geed crowd wuothef the
club plays well or net.
At St. Loul yosterdny the Athletics were
defeated by SU Leuis, the scere belng 7 te J.
Hart, the new crack pltcher, was pounded
otervwhero. The Loulsville delc.tted the
MeUby 11 toil aud Cincinnati was downed
by llroekiyn uy a ie j.
Mal'ainany has been carefully nursed nt
iiiu hnniH. In this cltv. ever since his Injury
and inade his first appearance en the street
yosterday. Ills club has been much dis
abled by hi absence, but he can net play
for at least two weeks te oemo. Press.
l'ote Hrewnlng Is doing well slnce bis re
turn te Loulsville. Yesterday he made a
single, double, trlple nnd home run oil
Lynch.
Knaplclen, Surveying I'arty.
te I
Ilr.rtUK, Aug. 0. The affenaf Gazette
I says that agents of llerr Krupn are survey-
I ing the ceut of Morocco under orders or
government.
"THANK YOU, DON'T DRINK."
aATHKHiftu vrTitmi.nVAHTKH vuuir.
A tlueil Crtmit I'rwaiit ami Oeuntjr Ciinuiilt-
! Kainul Kinlirarlna; Nrarljr Kurf
lll.trlrt-Ths llclrgat. Who Will tin
In llarrl.liurg-tluuiily Tl k.t.
The Prohibition party of Lancaster county
met In (I. A. 1U hall thl inernlnu In mass
txmvoiitleu rer the puriKise or nemiuatlnsr a
county tltket, olectlng delegnfi te lhe nUle
l'rohlbitlen conventlon, sel-lliiK a county
committee and transacting ethor business.
The convention, censtating of about 111 ty
dolegalo wascalliHl te order by James lllack.
esq .who read the call rer the meeting and
made a brier add res.
Itev.J. II. Ttirner, el Llttle llrltaln, being
called iiKu otlered pra or. Kev. Ttirner wa
choseti presldeuU Un assuming the chair he
thanked the contention ler the honor con
ferred. 'Tlie following tlce president wero
,-hoseu: N. S. Wolle, 1.1111? ; Win. King,
Llttle llrltaln; It. It. Wltmer, Mlllersvllle;
Je. II. ilreslits, Mtdnhurv ; J. N. Met7ger.
ManliHlm , Levi S. Itelst, Warwick ; Hauniel
Harnlsh.Coiiustega; Wm ltaliney,Kll7alitli;
II II. Meltlnger, Marietta; Isaae llreuiell,
Christiana; lloe. Smith. Iiruinore; 1). S.
llursk, city; II. M. Kngle or Marietta, and
Jacob ltohrer of Willow Street, socro secro socre
Lirles. following are lhe tlolegate prosenl nt the
morning Kelen of lhe couventlou :
J. N. Motrger, Jeslah LttidK Manhelm J
W. II. Iluller, I). II. Melilnger, Kev. J. Dun
gan, I. J. McNIchells. MarlelU; C. II.
llershey, MU Jey: l'rank Yeung, II. K.
Hamilton, Martle: II. H. Wltmer, Millers,
vllle ; US. llelst, Warwick: J. R Dehnor,
S. H. (Intblll, J. A. ocher, 1'. S. (loedman,
A. II. llurkbolder, J. I-Crawford, r.Smlth,
I. S. llursk, Lincaster ; O. II. Cake, Ievi
Watbs 'lorre Hill : W. J. Katlretli, W. Karl ;
Win. mhney, J. W. Helsoy, Lllrjtbethtewu ;
N. S. Wolle, Lltll , Abram Smith, Ceney ;
Thail. Orell, Ilalnbrtdge , Samuel Harnlsh,
Adam llrady, J. It. Yentr-er, J. S. Harnlsli,
Conostega , I. llroemoll, Christiana , (I. W.
Holzger, Jen. Shatib, sr J. McMlchael, Oeo.
Smith, Urumore, Win. King, Llttle llrltaln;
II. C. Musser, Jehn M. Kyre, Hcheck's Mill;
t.ee. Reland, West Homptleld ; Chas. Oess,
Willow Street; Kev. C. I Try, ilty; (loe.
M. Ijofetre, Jacob lUchman, Strasburg ; 1'.
I'. Lol'evro, city; Jeseph Kugle, Martlc ;
II. !. Herr, city.
The following comtnllteo en crcnlentlal
wa,,ap))olnted. Clarence II. Hernhey, Mount
Jey: Jehn K. Crawford, city, J. J. Mc-
Nichetl, Marietta.
The lollewlng committee en resolutions
wanapiielnUsl : James Illtck, city; N. S.
Wolle. Lllitz; Kev. II. IU Delmer, city;
Iaac llroeiuell, Sadsbttry ; Thaddeua Oretr,
Ilalubrldge.
The following committee en uomltiitieiia
was iipK)nt(Hi : Je. II. Ureslus, Sadsbury ;
Tref. II. li. l'atten, city; Jacob Helsey,
r.llzalwtb ; Samuel Harnlah, Coleuuntllle;
Jeniah Land!, Mauhclm.
The following finance committee waai
txiinUsl J. IU Yolitzer. Cone,tO(ia: 1U S.
llrayblll, Iwcaster ; Harry Hullcr, Marietta;
Ctforge smith, Drumere j Let I S. Heist,
Warwick.
Ill I.I.S VM) IthMl I.ATIO.
1'eter S. Ooedtnan, secretary, read a serles
or rules and regulations for lhe government
of the Prohibition ptrty el the county. The
rule are In the iisutl ptrty form, providing
rer prlunry elections, qualification or officers
and voters, delegates te comentloti, nomina
tion or candidates, organization or county
committee ami sub committees, etc, etc
On motion of Mr. Yentzsr the matter was
referred te a commlltee te reKirt thl alter altor altor
noen. The chair appointed Messrs. Yentzer,
Uoedman, lllack, l'atten, llresiu.
Mr. lllack proseutoil a projiesillon In ftver
el the establinhment or a Prohibition piper
In this city, The following committee wa
apiKilnleit te take chargoef the matter. J.
W. Helsoy, Went Denegal . II. Martin, Con Cen Con
estoga, Kwie Hroemall, Christiana; s. It.
tint bill, city, Jacob Haclim.m, Strasburg.
I COlMt COMMlTTI.l.
The following county commlttee wa ap ap
pelntisl :
Atlamstewn lloe. Ilelimau.
Hart James Jacksen.
Cicruarten Kdw. I!rtley.
Cocillre i:at-lt. It. SchletU
Cocallce West
Clat -Jehn II. Miller.
Ceney II. '. Smith.
Conostega J. It. Yentzer.
Columbia
l'lrst ward H. I) Hupii.
Second ward C. I) HarU
ItiirU ward Anion White.
Coleraln Jeseph It. IUti.
Oouegtl tst:
Maytown II. C Musser.
SpritigWIle
Lincoln, s 11 -llorace M Kngle.
Denegal West J. W. Helsoy.;
Drumorenast Jeseph Shaub.
Drumere West Heorge Smith.
Karl Hubert Tewuslej.
Karl Kast, Terre IIIU O. H. Cake.
Ktrl i:at, Itlue Hall James Dttl.
Ktrl West Isaac 11. aruer.
i:il7,tlMth township
KlIZAhethtewn Win. Hahney.
KiihraU 11. S. Ven Nelda.
Kden Ketiert l'-tatis,
l'ulteu Jeseph M. Harry.
Lmca-ster
l'lrst ward ('has. U Fry.
Second ward K. H. Nuuiber.
Third ward I). S. llursk.
Keurtli ward A. C. Leonard.
I'lltli ward J. D. Campbell.
Sixth ward James lllack.
Het entli ward Jeseph II. Clarksen.
Klghth ward Henry Shlttdle.
Ninth ward H. H. Sprlnger.
Hemptield Kast
Petersburg
l.andlnvllle I). II. Sanders.
Hohrerstown P. L. McihIeiuus.
Henipileld West
Mounttllle A. 1U Mier.
Sller Springs A. II. Krelder.
Nurthwesterii
Norwood
Ltmpoter Kast Jeseph It. Ur.tucker.
Limpeter AVestr Jacob Kehrer.
Leaceck Kev. A. M. Salt.
Lenceck Uper J. W. Simmen".
Llttle Hritain Win. King.
Martlc P. K. Hamilton.
Maner
Mlllerstille-Wm. Helden.
New
Itiillautewn 'Iluxs. Kechel.
Marietta Harr Spangler.
Mauheitu
I'lret Ward Jehu H. Swarr.
Second Ward II. 11. Olngrich.
Third Ward K7ra HeisU
Mauheitu Township Silas Hunsecker.
Mount Jey
lloreugh C. II. llorshey.
I piier Jehu II. Heyor.
Lower-ltev. S. K. lllpple.
l'eun D. 1 Hhenk.
Paradise Henry S. Kehrer.
Peqttea Abram Krlstnan.
Providence Jehn Keyor.
K iphe
Sporting Hill Henry Hradley.
Strlckler's S. II.
Union Square Jehn Hrock.
Newtown
StlUbury
Whltoaerso llenrv M. caver.
Cambrldge M. H. Sanders.
(Ian
Irli District
Sadsbury Je. II. llresiu.
Strasburg :
l'lrst Ward Jacob Hachmati.
Setend Ward-l)r. J. A. Martin.
I lilrtl Ward Jacksen William.
Strasburg Township liee. N. Lefotre.
Warwick N. S. Wolle.
Washington
Upisir Ward-Kuv. .. W. Sellhamer.
Lewer tvnru
I1KI.UOATK TO hlATK CONVKN1 ION.
Nomination of delecates te the state con-
entien belng next in order the lollewlng
tt ere chosen :
JtOnTUUllN ASSUMllI.Y DIsTlUOl.
J. N. Metzger, Manhelm; Wm. Itaney,
Kll7Jtlethtewn ; J. W. llelsy, Denegal est ;
W. J. Kollreth, West Karl; Levl Watt",
Terre IIIU ; Thaddeua Qrell, Ilainbrldge ; W.
II. Jtuuer, juarieua; ur. xu. tv. jiurm,
West Karl ; !0. D. llershey, Mount Jey ;
IlornceM. Kngle, Marietta; IL O. Musser,
Scbech'a Mills; A. It. Cirablll, West Karl.
tue
SOIJTItHn.V ASSKMIII.V HIMTIUUT.
Jaclxj Hachman, Straslmrg borough ; (J. N.
Lerevre, Htresbiirg township; Wm. King,
and Itev.J. 11. Tumor, Llttle llrltaln; J. II.
Hreslua, Sadsbury t J. It. etilrrl Coiioh Ceiioh Coiieh
toga; Samuel Harnlsh, Colemaiiville ; II. K.
Wltmer, Mlllorsvllle.
AlUirnates Dr. J. A. Martin, Strasburg;
Jeseph M. Harry, Pulton t lUyard Ilregan,
Oak IIIU t Walter lless, I'ulteii; Dr. K. M.
.ell, Llttle llrltaln.
t'irV AKSI'.SIM.Y lltSTIUIT.
James Itlnck, P. H. ( l (mil man, S. 11. (Jray
blll, l'rank Lofetro.
Alternate. Itev. H. Smith, lnaae Sle.ui.
Tin: IIIIS1V I ten I I.
'lhe following general nomination wero
made.
Congre N. S. Wolle, .lames I), it eecn.
Senater, lllh District Kzr.t Kelst, Man
lielin. Assemhly Northern District Thaddeu
droll, Ilainbrldge j A. II. Krelder, Saluugt,
D. S. Ven Nelda, Kphrata: Jehn P. Swarr,
Mnuhelm ; James M. Sallndn, Iteamslewu.
AiwomblySetithorii District Wm. Phillip
Coleraln ; Heward Ceatcs, Llttle Ilrlbtlu ;
Jacob HaUimnii, Strasburg ; Jonepli II. Davis,
Coleraln ; Jeseph M. Harry, l'ulteu.
Assembly City District -A. C. Leenard,
llli ward.
District Attorney Ne nomination.
Director or the l'oer Wm. lUtiney, Klba
bethtnwn ; Aaren Hear, New Helland ; David
Majer, Mlllorsvllle; Jacob M. Klierly, Penn;
Levl Watt, Terre Hill i Keburt Klaus, (Juar (Juar
ryvllle. Prison Insixicters I). W. Hair, Kast Dm
mero; Levl S. KelsU Warwick; Henry
Shludle, I.iiicanler; Jehn M. Heyor, Kast
Denegal.
County Surveyer .lehn C Lewls, Pulton ;
W. P. llolten, West Drumere.
Mr. lllack announced that Hen. Chan. H.
Wolle would arrl te In thin city this afternoon,
anil would probably visit the conventlon,
but would certainly addres the public in
1 ul ten opera house this eteulng.
THIS AFTF.ItNMIX HnSSIUS.
A Ceuntjr Tlcktit in-it Net l)lnnl
Ailcl,-
able tu Ham u I'tpcr.
Contention met nt 2.15 o'clock, President
Turner In the chair. Kev. Kumplc, of Marl Marl
etta, tillered pr.tver. The commltteo en cro cre cro
dentlal roiiertod tl.e lint of delegated a
given nlKive.
The commltteo te whom the rule nnd reg reg
ulntieus for the goverument of the party wa
referred ropertod in favor or adopting thorn
n a whel, and that they be printed and cir
culated. The committeo appointed te censider the
question of establishing a Prohibition now new
paper by Mr. 1 . P. Hart, ropertod a lollews :
Your commltteo en tlie preposition et 1 P.
Hart te publish a Prohibition campaign paper
iu thl city w euld reapectrully repert that atler
careful discussion et the matter lhey unani
mously couclude that such a moyenient
would net be advisable or prudeut.
The repert was adejiteil.
The cemmltUMl terepnrt a county tlcket
oITerod the lollevv Ing w hlch we unanimously
adopted :
IHIiTICM.T VSHl.ITt i.u,
Ceugrtiss N. s Wtille.
State Senater Kzra HeisU
Assembly. city A. I. iAsjtiard
" Southern Jeseph M. Harry,
Wm. Phillips.
" Northern 'I hadilHiisOreir,
1). S. en Neid.t,
A. 11 Krelder.
Director of the ier A. W. Hair, David
.Majer,
I'risen inspectors li. vv. i.air, nenry
bhlndle.
County surveyor Jehn C. Lewi.
Just a the report or the committee was
made Hen. Chas. S. Welfe entered the room
and was recelted with applause.
James I Hail., esq , Irein the committee en
lOsolutieus, ieorled the following .
Tlin Jttniiltltlin.
Hcselvetl, That the Prohibitionists el I-ui-castcr
county iu convention as-embled, de
commend te their lellow-citizens as wlse
and just the declaration or prluclple
and measure or the National Prohibition
convention adopted at Pitbiburg, Pa., July
21, IbS I, a fellows, In brier. The recogni
tion of Almighty Oed it Suprotne Kuler,
from whom all Just powers ei goverument
are derived, nud te vvIiem) law human en
actments must conform. The prohibition by
constitution and law of the IuiHrtatIeu,
mauulncture, sale or supply el all alcoholic
beverage, the preservation of the Christian
Sabbath from desecration by corierate or
prlvate secular pursuits, the purity of tlie
ballet, the promotion of genertl education
by public schools, an honest civil servlce
Ht stein, and itsoxtensleu te all administra
tive nou.pelttlc.il otllce making competency
henestv ami sobriety, and uet turly needs,
the basis for selection , the preservation of
the public lauds for home ter actual set
Mers, and against corporate or private land
grabber ; the protection el American laler
and capital by our tarill ami ether laws ;
the grateful care nnd support el our disabled
soldiers nud sailors, their widow and chil
dren : the enual nrotectlen et the porseu ;
abolition of nil political sinecures, etlleersnnd
practice net demauded bv an economical ad
ministration of the government; the repeal
or all laws rer raising rev en no I rem liquors
or tobacco. We invite veu, lellow-citl.ens,
te aid in making these principles and meas
ures dominant in our nation.
Jlesehcd, That the Prohibition p.rty Is
the only political lwuty which trem Its do de do
clared principle and objects proposes te
cbange the liquor si stem el the general and
state governments, from that of licensed
authorization te that or prohibition.
And the only party which elves
the citizen the opiertunity of and
property te women by the ballet ; the
voting ler public allairs net in complicity
with the liquor business, and soparate the
voterlroui all responsibility ler the evlls
which comeirroui the destlllerv. brew or v.
liquor bar and beer saloon, and the only
party which desirca te protect "Heme nnd
Natl te laud" lreiti the drink curse.
That the license svsteni of Pennsylvania
nolther confers nor tenllrnt any natural
right, and Is but a polke regulation gnnted
for special reasons and ter a specltled time,
and Its abolition n.vl!l In no projier sonse Im
pair personal liberty uer be an injustice te
any ene who is otijej lug il special prlv liege,
but would remove a monopoly nnd place nil
citizens en a business equ illty.
High llcense, he called, hs a louiedy for the
evlls of the liquor business, is it delusion,
fraud nnd political snare. Nowhero In prac
tice b a it removed or matertaiiy lossenou
the ev Us or liquor soiling, for the natural rea
son that a f 1,000 lltetibed drink is Just as poi
sonous und deadly a is $50 licoused beer or
whisky. The low grog-shop, which high li li li
conse advocate claim will thereby be re ro re
meved, are but the necessarv finishing shop
or the high gilded saloon. High or low H H H
conce is the same iu principle nnd the sauie
In results.
That the ballet and a party teHuatainand
enforce law.the experience et the past show ,
is demanded te clese the templing drink
saloon, moral ollerts ler the reclamation of
the drinker, and education as te the nature
nud ollerts of alcohello boveragesinust uet be
relaxed. We approve nil organization nnd
methods having theso oblects In view, nnd
heartlly commend the Wemen's Christian
Temperauce union for tlielr Intelligent,
realeus and elllclent labors for the temper temper
aueo cause, aud congratulate and thank them
for the success which haa followed thelr or er
ganled cllerts.
Wofaverthoonrorcoiiient bylaw or sec
tion 7th el article 17th of our state constitution,
providing against " discrimination lncharge
or facilities ter transnortatlen by hbatement,
draw back or otherw ise," and against "any
preferences, in furnishing cars or motive
pewer," by transportation companies or the
state.
That n in ls"7J und subsoqueut years,
the Prohibitionist et ljincaster county, in
their conventions demauded the p tyuient or
tixeil salaries te nil ceuiiiv omces, nun me
tNtyuieut of the fee established by law Inte
the county treasury, as the method ter cer.
rectlnga Uagraut cause or local political cer-
ruptleu, we suati laver a general siaiu inn
te uccempllsh thl desirable purpose, and a
law correcting political absenteeism from the
porfermanco et elllclal dutles en the part of
county otllcers who have solicited and been
elected te eillce, but tall te give personal at
tentien te ineir duties.
Jleselvetl, That we doneunco the practice of
levying assoasuienta from public ctlicers, and
demandlnc political contributlenr. from busi
ness peeple ler party reasons and purposes.
We denounce the practice of party managers
payiug poll tates In order te control and ln ln
duce party votes. We doneunoa the evila
and corruption canned by administering
county nllalrs as "pelU syntem" riiiI by
"inaohlne control" Ter party endn. We de-
notince lhe practice, nnd
1 the saloon trade.
which make sslble lhe iiiultlplylngnf fees
for w hlch the olllce or altlermau and juntluj
of theica(xil noeagorly neught, nun large
gains made out or criminal charges, vagrant
ami drunk Ice, nnd ethor corrupting do de
maud en the Leunty treasury. We nnk your
vote, fellow cltlens, for the correction of
theso and ether bad practices, Democrat aud
Republican politicians lielng Inn llke com
plicity j thore 1 no hepe el correction through
them.
llmnlveil, That we Invite the veter of the
county Ui unlte with us In stipjKirt and oloe
tleu or candidate ler lhe Sonate and Uotise
or Kopresoutatlve of lhe general assembly
or Pennsylvania, who from cetiv i tlen, public
pled go mid principles will vete for the aboli
tion of our dram shop laws, .mil have the
treasury of the county of Lt.icaster from the
projectod expenditure of f 150,000 or mero for
the building el n new prison ; close the sa
loons and our present Jail will seen lie com
parallvely empty. The I epubllcati or Dem
ocratic nominees will glte veu no pledge en
this question, but will doubtless vete ns they
have dene In the past, Htistalulng the liquor
trade.
Helle ting the growth or the Prohibition
patty wa the imisjllingmntlve which led the
late Republican convention te adept Its so se
callod constitutional amendment resolution,
we call attention te the fact that tin resolu
tion claim te Ite only nil "opinion" that the
legislature should perinlt Hitch mcasure te
the voter, ami It make no party declaration
and gtve no pi oil go f tterlng oitlier Prohibi
tion or such submission meanure; ami taking
thl ract in connection with the declaration
or party leaders en the Iloerot the convention
in debate, and of the Republican pre that
thl resolution did net commit the party te
Prohibition; and lhe rurtlier fact or the stand
et the National Republican party against
Prohibition, with thosllencoHntlacqule.seut.0
of the liquor dealers en this measure, and
we are Justified in denouncing thl stlbinls
slen resolution a a fraud, mero sounding
brasFiand tinkling cymbtl, Intonded te catch
vete by docelvlng voters.
Jlcselvcil, That In butnbloebodlenco mid
doendoiico upon our Lord Jesus Christ, the
Supreme Ituler,we shall go from this com en
tlen te lalwr rer the peace and prosperity of
our county and state by securing the over over
theow of the licensed Ilmier system or Penn
sylvania, the riiudameiitil object or the Pro
hibition party, nnd cordially invite the aid of
all citizens.
The repert e! the commltteo was unani
mously adepted, the reading el the repert
belug frequeutly Interrupted by applause.
Cotislderablo meney was subscribed te the
cause, alter which Mr. Welfe inade a stirring
Hpoech.
TIIK UJHIUIA AT JIOdTO.Y.
luneit 1,0011 Miles by the Venetian A llrnkeu
Shaft
The disabled North fierman Lloyd steamer
Werra, trout Hremen, arrived in Hosten en
Saturday, lu tow or the steamer Venetlan.
The tug Ida N. Dalby utile up from the
Werra, which is anchored oil JHnll, with
mall aud soveral passengers. One of the
passenger state that en July 10, at 11 p. tn ,
during heavy weather, the sloamer breke
herKhatt anil lest her propellor, the vossel
laboring heavily at the time. She drifted
until the following morning, when she wa
taken In tow by the Venetlan and brought te
thl perU The Werra brings 170 cabin and
350 steerage passengers, who will be trans-
lerreu te .ew erK bv ran.
A passenger give the following account of
the accident- "Thoaccldent happened when
we were 1,00 mile trem New Yerk. The
ladles had nearly all retired, ns had most et
the gentlemen. 'I here were euly a few por
tion en deck. I happened te be en deck,
and suddenly felt a If something was going
wrong with the machinery , an ludescrlbable
feelinir. as If the 'screw had civeu way and
thoeuglno wa going llke lightning without
any resist mce lu lhe water. The set was
rather rough. The shaft wa broken, but it
vves net known at first whether it had
run a hele Inte the bottom of the ship
or,net, and the small beat. wero nil prepared
lu case or need. We drifted around trem
11 o'clock that night all through the next
day. During that day a fog prevailed until
about Op in., when It lifted ler about half an
hour. During that time we saw a stoimer
etl en the horizon. We llred a gun nnd put
up signals, and the steamer altered her ceurM)
and bera den n ou us. The v essel prev ed te
be the Venetlan. Without any delay what what
ever the Venetian turned around, mid our
second ofllcer's beat carried a ery thin line
te ber, and gradually a thlcl.er Hue, until the
vessel were ceuuected by it heavy cable.
The hawser breke once, but was repaired."
It Is said that ou the second day out from
Southampton u steerage ittsseuuer went en
deck, Jumped en the rail and subbed him
self, aud thou threw himself overboard. The
vessel vvasstopied, but the roughness of the
sen rendered bis reactiu Impossible. An inci
dent of the vevage, aud ene In condemnation
erwlilch certain or the pas-nangers woredesir weredesir woredesir
ettsot drawing up resolutions, was the al
leged neglect or a steamer te answer signals
displayed by leth the enetlau ami Werm.
It is said th it en Thursday night both vessels
burned signal showing their names te attract
tlie attention el a panning steamer, supposed
by her sizete Isia Ctinarder, evidently bound
for Husten. All that was desired was that
tlie two vessel should be reported In Hosten.
Notwithstanding that the signals were burned
four time the steamer kept en lier way with
out acknowledging theiu. The passengers
were nil ou deck nt the time.
1 he p issongers en the Werra hav e adopted
a'set et resolution In recognition et the con
duct or Captain Richard Husslus, expressing
admiration or his skill nud judgment nud for
the prompt mid ellicient measure taken te
Hocure the biteUv of all.
CUT It IN MM. TllliOAT.
'Hie I rightful Vlauuer lu Yllihh aSegreLuter
Shuweil Ills iloaleuby.
tlit.vMi Ktrnis, Mich., Aug. 0 Last night
Patrolman Price heartl tries et murder aud
stepped it colored man named Matthews,
who was tunning away from a small build
ing en Stocking atroet, used a n barber shop
nud dwelling. After a hard light Price took
the man back, when he loll unconscious from
n vvettud iu the neck. On the lloer iu the
kiiiie building was discovered Nancy Curtiu,
a 1 young colored woman, with her
threat cut from ear te ear and
her head nearly soverod from her
body. Jehn Cress, a colerod b.irber aud
brother of Nancy, was weeping and walling
iu nn adjoining room, nnd said that he had
heard cries in the back shed, aud en going
out saw Nancy en the ground, w lth Matthews
standing evor her. He lifted her te her feet
and she walked into the heuse whero she
fell down dead. Matthews' wound wits
dressed aud he was able te talkthlsiuerulng.
He says he was sittlug en the back step, w hen
Nancy came up nnd slashed him with n razor.
He thou lied leaving her In thebhed. He had
been show lug her attention lately, but she
had accepted favors Irein othera and It Is
prebable that iu n jealous rage he cut her
threat aud then hi own. All the partles ure
low aud disreputable. Investigation is belng
made into the case.
FlllllTlMl llltl KtflUlirS QVLAIIOU.
Augu ttaSIIII Operatives Combining Together
lurS.ll-rrutectliiu.
At ciuuta, Ga , Aug. 9. Soveral woeks
age the Augusta factory operatlves struck for
un advance or wages. They numbered six
hundred. Since that time thore ha been
much diplomacy botvveou the Knight of
Laber nud tlie proprietors. The strike wa
sustained by lhe olher factories. Toellsot
thl organization tlie six cotton mill presl.
dents organized for protection against the
Knights, and this morning decided that the
quickest mid best way te sottle all trouble at
the mill was te notify the operatlves that
unless the strikers in the Augusta factory re-
turned te work te-morrow morning, all the
mills lu the city would be shut down. The
Knight of Laber resent the action of the
mill prosldeuts or tlie lookout, and will de
the best they can. The Augusta factory op
eratives havedeciiled net te go back at the old
rate. The mill will therefore be shutdown
te-morrow morning, aud four thousand op
eratives will be ldle thl week,
HOII W All AN It HI'IKS.
r n ii f the lllnn.lllilraljr Anarclil.ta Te.lltjlng In
llm Chicago Trial.
Cm 10 tun, Aug., li The rumor current that
August Sple would take the stand in the
Anarchist trial thl morning served te attract
the largest crowd that ha thus far vlslted
Judge dray's cetirU Among these present Is
(Ien. W.ll. Parsons, brother of ene of the de
fendant. Michael Schwab was the llrst wltness
called. He tcstllled that he lelt lit home,
51 riorlmetid street, the ovenlng of May 1,
at .7:10, nnd went te the Arbeiter Zcitunr
ofllce. There acommtinlcatlen was received
evor the telephone roquestlng that a spoaker
be soul te Deerlng. Sple wa the speaker
wanted, but he wa at lhe llaymarket and
Schwab hantoned thore te tlntl him but failed
nnd saw hlsbrother In-law, Rudelph Schnau Schnau
belt, then took a car east te Clark street and
bearded nnother going up Clyboume
nveiiue te Deerlng. At the Tactery he
ajKike te the strikers for about twenty
I
minutes, then stepped In a saloon, had a
glass of beer anil some lunch, nnd ael back
home about 11 o'clock. The wltness lurther
testilltd that en May I, he saw Spies for the
last tlme in the afternoon, and did net soe
him again until the next morning; did net
walk west en Randelph street with Mr.
Spies, wa net in Crane's alley with him, and
did net soe Spies hand his brother-ln-law a
package lint night lu the alley at Crane
Hrother.
Schwab wa cress quostleticd sharply at
cotislderablo length, but he stuck te his story.
Iu reply te the question "are you nn Anar
chist?" lhe wltness Hild, " that I a question
en which thore 1 n geed deal of dlflorenco el
opinion.".
'I he court held that hevvai net compelled
te answer "yes," or " no."
August Spies was next called te the wit
ness stand. The neted Anarchist held up his
hand and wa sworn. The witness tcstllled
that en May I he wa ene et the editors of the
irheiler Hettunrj, nud hnd held that position
for six j ears. He wasalsea inouiber el the
Socialistic publication sen lety.
TAUHr.ll AN1 rr.ATllBUMi TllKM.
This In Hie Manner lit Which Twe Adulterous
Men Were Treateil.
Ciulmcetiii:, Ohie, Aug. '.. Werd ha
been received heroet a raid made en two
households of adulterers early yosterday
morning, near I'ettshlll, in the remete south,
western part or the county, l'era longtime
Jehn W. l-'ellls, a married man, has been
keeping this heuse; his divorced slster-In-law
named Stultz, aud ha been sharing his
bed with her. Karly Friday morning twelve
masked men from the neighborhood went te
1'ellls' house, entered It forcibly, and hauled
l'ellis out el bed and out of the house te the
read and gave him a thorough coating of tar
aud fcathers from head te foeU 1'ellls has a
beard and long hair and the raiders filled
both with tar nnd feathers. They tuen gave
l'ellis sev oral sovero kick and left him. A
short distance from Pellls' heuse Is the heuse
of Henry Potts' who ha been bestowing his
atloctiens upon a woman twenty jears his
senior named Penvv ell. The raiders made n
visit te Petta and found the pair In bed
togetlier. They took them both out te the
re-ul aud covered each with tar and featherH
and then lett them te thelr plight.
The It Hen VV 111 "t He lie leir 93,
OiiK'Uie, III , Aug. 0. -There is a pros
pect that round trip ticket te Hosten will
seen be sold for fiv e dollars. The refusal or
the Chicago & Grand Trunk read, te cancel
It contract vv lth the Odd Fellows, whereby
member of that order are guaranteed a $13
rate from Chicago te Hosten, and return en
the occasion or the annual conclave In Hos Hes Hos
eon early lu October, premised te lead te a
general demoralization in Kastern passenger
rate. 1 1 1 said that a resolution w a passed
at the Niagara Falls meeting, empowering
thocemmissioners te allow any or the Cen
tral Tratlc association lines te make rate el
net less than f"i te Hosten and return from
association points.
The burate:a ' Ijere.
SvitvTent, Aug. 9. Weather clear
nud
warm ; attendance fair ; track fast.
First race, purse, $t00, for two-yoar-elds, 5
furlongs : Rebellion, 1 ; Cera I, '1 ; Hrnd
burn, J. Time, 105. Mutuals paid, $U3Q.
Second race, purse, $350 ; all ages, mile
and furlong : Hessie, 1; Temasla, 'J; Alf
Kitelle. J. Time, 1.57. Mutuals paid, $25.70.
Third race, purse $3e0, for 1-year-old fillies,
mlleand 10 arils Amulet 1, Jennle TJ. '.',
Sauta Anita Hell 3. Tlme 1:1s',. Mutuals
paid, $30 20.
Fourth race, owner handicap purse $300,
ene mile Swilt 1, Lady Wayward 2, Jim
Dougl-us 1. Tlme 1:11. Mutual paid, $11.20.
10,000 lulters i:i)ieileil.
llvi.ii'w, N. S., Aug. a Arraugornents
for the llromen's tournament are pretty well
cotupleted. The decorations and ether ox ex ox
lenso are estimated at ten thousand dollars.
The city luncheon te 1,000 firemen and their
guest, in the exhibition building, will be
couducted en tomperanco principles. Ten
thousand visitors are oxpectedto arrive to
il ty and te morrow.
Ilett ltecklug Causes Twe Deaths.
Cliic.voe, Aug. 9. At the plcnle or the
empleyes of the Svvlft company's packing
heuse at Cedar Lake, Indiana, josieruay, a
pirtye. five went outinarewboaU When In
the mlddle of the lake seme or the party bo be
gau rocking the beaU The sport went fur
ther than was Intonded, aud the beat cap
sized. MK JulLt Sullivan and a young man,
whose name could net be learned, wero
drowned.
A Defeat ler Mark Twain.
PlllLAllELVIlIA, Aug. 0.IU thO Stilt
brought by Samuel L. demons (Mark
Twain) In behalf el 0. Iu Wobster Ce., or
Hartferd, Conn,, Judge Hutler, in the Unlted
States district court, te-day rendered a deci
sion refusing te graut au injunction te re
strain the sales of ceple of U. 8. Grant's por per por
senal memoirs In thl city by Jehn Waua Waua
uiaker A Ce.
Miking It Toe Het fur Ulni.
hoMiev, Aug. 9. The Daily Tcleyraph
naj s that Sir Rebert Hamilton, permanent
under stcretitry for Ireland at Dublin Castle,
w 111 shortly tender his resignation, owing te
the opposition manifested by certain mem
bers or the new ministry te hia retention or
the eillce.
mail.toue VV 111 Kepreeut Midlothian.
Londen, Aug. 9. Mr. Gladstone ha de-
clded te represent Midlothian In the new
Heuso or Commens. He had been returned
rer both M idlethlan nnd the Lletli burghs and
could sit ler elther constituency.
Died or Apoplexy.
Mrs. Kroderlck Stener, Maner township,
Blster et Geergo S. and Jehu I. Stener, had a
Htrolte et aimplexy en Saturday and dled en
Saturday ulght. Shevvas aged ageutWyears
nud leaves it son, Albert, nnd a daughter,
Mrs. A. K. Mjers, ofMeuiitvlllo.
.Vitiertl.liiB ARt-iiry Ule.eit.
CiNHvvn,Ohle, Aug. It Kdvvln Alden,
proprietor or the newspaper advertising
agency.aaslgiied thl morning te Attorney A.
M. Warner rer the benefit or his creditors.
The liabilities are estimated at $150,000.
Assets from $00,000 te $80,000.
Will Wager lie Uatleixl Due,
Washinuien, D. O., Aug. l. A fourth
class postmaster was te-day appointed In
Pennsylvania. A. Bewman Weaver, Clearfield.
LYNCH LAW KAMl'ANT.
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MVHIIKHKHH JU&G Jffl'U
It ANUS Of AN ANtlHt MOB,
THU
Itrturnlng rrein a I'lcnle an Indiana rarty la
Fir ml Inte anil Twe Ktllmt-CtiMliic lh
AMiualna hy -ee tlrer a-Ilrla anil
rencrt-Katli.r anil Sen llansail.
iNtit inai'ems, Aug. a One week age last
Saturday some of lhe people living nt Ulrdu
eye, Dubois county, and the surrounding
country gave a picnic. Among theso present
were a family by the natne el Waller, two
daughters nnd a man named l'aullz who,
whlle going home, wero attacked byThen.
Hebbs and his Bonwhllep&ssliigllobba' house,
The two inen wero soaled In the fence corner
anil at ence openod fire ou the panning party,
l'aultz wa kllled instantly nnd Waller
ratally wounded. The young ladle oscaped
Injury. Waller was takeu te a farm heuse
whero he seen dled. Cltlzonsef Illrdseye
and surrounding counties organized a tnobeil
Saturday. They went te Hebbs house te
lynch the two uiurdorera. The latter wero
apprisodet thoiiievomontsor the mob and
Hed te the weed. They were finally found
ami th en a wild chase took place. The poase
running aud yelling, jumping evor rences
and following thelr victim through field.
When the lKin.ne c.ime upon the murderers
they showed light, but strong hands seen
overpowered them. Twe uien stepped for
wards with ropes, quickly tied thorn around
the victims' neck and threw the ends evor
projecting limb of troe. Without further
ceremony the two men wero swung te thn
night broere. The ropes wero fastoned tight
te the tree and the mob dretv thelr revolvers
and riddled the bodle or lhe lynched men
with bullets. A feud had oxlsted between
Waller and Hebbs for a long tlme, and Hebbs
get the drop en hi enemy and squared It by
murdering Waller nnd also nn Innocent man
A Weman fatally llcaten li Het .
Litti.i: Heik, Ark., Aug.!). Mr. Mary
Jehnsen, living in Lizard county, was at
tacked by two young men, strangers, and
Jehn Linn, josterday, nnd sustained InJu InJu
rie from which she cannot recover. The
origin of the assault was an eld-time fetitl.
The boys assaulted the woman with a tube,
knocking her down nnd beating her until she
i wa insensible They then lied. II caught
by the pesse new lu pursuit they vUl be
lynched.
A TtS linillLK TI3IK IS BELFAST.
MoreThanaDeien I'miple Killed lit the ltleU
Which Still Continue.
HtiLfAST, Aug. 9. The excitement Is un
abated. Sunday morning rioting breke out
in Old Ledge read and the pollce were
obliged la fire in order te disporse lhe rioters.
This nrtorneon the rioting was ronewed with
great violence lu Old Ledgo, Urosvener and
Springfield reads. Many persens with gun
shot wound have been sent te hospitals.
Additional troop have been tolegruphod rer.
The aspect of affairs is serious. The mayor
presided at a three hours' meeting of the ex ex
ecutlve committeo.
In response te urgent telegram received
from Helfast, four hundred Infantry soldiers,
seme of thetn being en furlough, were sum
mon ed by bugle lu the street or Dublin, and
were dispatched In bmste te Helfast by special
train. A body of two hundred dragoons and
infantry will lcave Dublin ler Helfast at 1
o'clock this morning. The pollce or Relraat
will be suspended by the military.
At mldnlght.the rioting shows no signs of
alutemcnU The McKcnna Incident, which
was principally the sacking of wlne shetM
and ether public heuse, was repeated, the
result being that two persons wero Kllled
and another ratally wounded. The latter
was sent te a hospital, where he was treated
and tuen discharged, whlle numerous Blight
cases were retained. Twenty-six case or
serious Injury are reperted, ene or the sur sur
ferers being a boy, who has since dled.
A D0ZKN KttT.KU LAST NIOHT.
Londen, Aug. 9. The 2'imcj dispatch
says that at Ieast tt dozen person wero killed
in last night's rioting. The stone throwing
was of the most murderous description, the
missiles falling in an unbroken showers en
the heads of the police. Ne tlme wan lest In
reading the riot net, nt the conclusion or
which lermallly the soldiers charged the
crowd with fixed bayonets, clearing the
streets in short erder.
It Is ropertod that thore l scarcely a heuse
en the Sheuklll read, that docs uet contain
fromenotohalfadozen vvotiuded rioters.
Alter the dhturbance bad In a moasure
subsided, the mob raised a great cry charg
ing the pollce with drunkenness and excess
or duty. At the risk, of his life, Inspector
Geueral Heed paraded the street te person
ally Investigate thicharge, and is satisfied of
the abselute sobriety or his men.
MOKi: lUOTlNO.
Hr.t.FAhT, Aug. 1), (Noen). KieUng was
renewed this morning and desperate fighting
between the mob and the police, assisted by
the military, (.has been going en slnce an
early hour. At this writing the llghlng la
growing fiercer aud assuming large propor
tions. The rioters are showing no mercy.
The police are firing into their ranks
and remerselessly sheeting thorn down as
though they were wild beasts. Ke far thin
morning thirty persona have been brought
te the hospitals ter troatment for gun-shot
wounds. Thus far the pollce reports show
that 11 persens have been killed and fully
100 seriously wounded slnce Saturday even
ing. A majority of the wottudeu are Butter
ing lrem guu-shet wounds.
A soldier llred at n boy at clese range and
shattered the Jatter's hand. The soldier was
at ence taken into custody. Twolve hun
dred soldiers, te roiuferco thosealroadyhore f
arrived te day.
KILLING TlltS l'ALBFAO Bit.
The ltaTEea et a aluntereaa Apache Ilauil Be
lieved te be Geroulme'a.
Tomhstenu, Ariz., Aug. ft Threo differ
ent reports have been received relative te tha
Indian raid near Ure last week. One was
that they killed eleven teamsters, all Ameri
cans, ami terty mules. Anether report Mid
Beven Meslcans and two Americans were
killed. The last and probably mero reliable
. . . .. f .1 A. IL.. aa'Ant.l .iln SW naaamt
wagons aud killed the Mexican teaautwi, ,
i.Anf. r.Mai1 ttfliir Minna PrlfltnM Rtlll k Hiatal
two Mexican weed-choppers, then mad1 yj -i
another detour and raided reuna UMK "M
towards Mulatos mountain, Bteallaa; herst
n.ne nienK ami ramn from the dlraetliBvaf
Puerta CaueJa, their old trail. The oettatry fi
is terrorized and rancho for almost a nun- nr&
dred miles around will be abandoned, It la 'C
thought te be a portion of Gorenluio' band Jr
. ..... I... I.I. 4n illA I1.B .IIahIIiU, t LT1 .
Capt. Lawten, who has been presslng the .-i,y
wily chleltan te his utmost Geronlme Ue ..
gineerlng for time. What bis next inaaeutfar y1
will be no one can ion, out u is ui(ujr w p t
able that Lawteu'H pursuit has been se pertl
uacleus that he has concluded that the tUewa.,
Madras are untenable The moon Is out ,
wemayexpet te hear from Dim ontemmj-h
Hank mevement up nere or uu
can base el operatlon very seen. '
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