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VUNTHAVTH AT 1 II K VOIIHV IlitVSK.
r-ntlllllajr Allernuetl lakim l'i III lllfiiitlliK III
Family IJuaireln ami Mutely ir Km l'
Cat vt here Ilia tlmirt IHHxr.nl
Prem ilia tlntnil lmy.
The court en Saturday afternoon resumed
llie hearing or fitmlly troubles mid Mimty or
t IIOtt cases.
Samuel llrntdi'gam, nf Mnnhpliit borough,
was charged with falling tu maintain hlswltu
Hiul children fur the last three yeam. Ilu
den led tlm allegation and said lie was willing
te provlde n suitable liome for his family.
Ills case was continued until tliu Hiljourueil
court In October, te glve liliu uu npisirtunlty
te become reconciled with lilii wlfe.
Charles llelniuu wns put en trial for hut
lug threatened te kill IiIh sister Atiule. 'I lie
parttes live In this city, and Aniile tiutllled
that lier brolher knocked her dew n, beat her
ami threatened te kill her ey July Mh be
cause lie Imagined that her t.illier Ixniht her
mera clothe tlinti he was furnished with.
'1 he aeruwMl testified that hit sister caine
home en the .Inly Mil, omleivorod te rnlsd n
disturbance and ussiiilted ti 1 1 11. He denied
having "truck hur, hut ndinltled te (iuliln
her nwny trout lilm. He H.tiit he 1M net
inake any threats and would net harm hi
Mlnttu under any circumstance. The court
directed him te aliter Inte rtkognlr.aneo in
the mun of f.'KM te koeii the poace for thu
period of night month ami te pay cesla it
proMitien.
Alfred Mills, city, was called ler trial te
an-worn charge of having threatened te kill
hit wlfe. Te the surprise of overylxxly she
went en the wlttiesn stand ami awore that he
nuver made any threat, that she never
nuthorited the magistrate te return the cue.
Hhe wild he uml her husband hail u slight
disagreement ami she went hi Alderman
II irr'a nlllen nml tehl him about It. hhe hU
jwwd her IiiihImihI would he locked up evor
ulKht and did net suppose that tbocase would
i te court.
Jlie court dlstnlaned the complaint and
dlieeled that the county piy .ill the cost
eviept thowief Ahlurmiiu llarr, uhethuimirt
ittld was net te get any.
(Mm. MtllH did ninue a reinpliilnt for as
naiilt and buttery uml surely of the ence lie
lere thnlderman, nnd lestllled In the pros pres pros
gire or n number or parties that her lninli.mil
had struck mid nsaulled her. -llejv,
Krnnt Arneld was charged by Jehn Klsley
with having threatened te kilt hlin. The
iiiurt dlrectis! lilm te pay the cost uml give
lull te koep the pe.u'0.
Louisa hchauU charged bnuiuel Musket
nuns with ImMiiKthroalenoil te kill her. Mlis Mlis
ketnus., It UalU-Ked, stelo .1 rhiK from her
lliiK'T ami nIie prowicuteil him for larceny.
He w out te her lioueat iiildtilfhtiiiid tlireal tlireal
cued that thore would bonethint; lull or her
It Bhedlil net Hettlo thoCAMe. Tlie court din
iiiiancd the complaint ami dlrocted e.u'li party
te pay half the routs.
Andrew KolIinitMirner wns put 011 trial for
halUK tliriMtpiiwl te blew out the bralita of
Jamoxdheii. The net uied teitlllwl that he
wancleaulliK all old Klin 011 the o-ciileu re
Inrrvd te, but he donled lining maile the
IhroatHcharKed. Ile wai illrectinl te le 1.0
nirltv te koep the poace for m ineiitlin and
iay the cetM of prosecution.
Win Liwrrnn', of Columbia was charged
by hiitamia Hovi with haxiiiK tlueateiiHd
te kill her, a fen woekn ae. The accultud
testllled that the pnwecutrlx hud withdrawn
the milt oiice and hepald tlie costs. 'Iliouext
day alie inade another complaint. Ile de
lilea lialii(; maue liny tlireala. 1 lie court
illrtcted ihodeloiidaut te pay tlm ujits but
dlMinKsed the complaint.
Anion Martin, city, iw charged with de
HertlilK IiIh wlfe 8111411 Martin. I'hne vi.iek .
nIie Nald he left lier n Itheut caiiRe, but oil
criMM-oxamliiatleu utiOHald alie learned that
he had been running with auother vreiiun
and Hhe brought him te account which re
milted In a ren. The ovhlenie of hoiue of
thecouiiuenucalthN wltncvws bib that Mrs.
Martin was In the habit of frequently in
dulRlnc In IntexIratlnR liquor.
The doteudant tsitllied that he was obliged
te Ioiine Ills wife ou account el her liablU
lie claimed that he alwaya preildcd Well for
hlHwifuaud deuliHl e or hiving glxeu hli
wlfocauie rer Jealousy. It waa her habit alwi
tocemo where he waawerklngandiihUHOhliu
In the presence of Ms fellow workman. The
court nald they would net require Martin te
Uve with his wile, hut dlrccled him te u U
per week for her iiialutenouie.
Thore were tlfteun wUnps.H en tlie sup
pciia uml the court ordered that only seven
be paid.
CImrlOH llreck, of Church atreet, city, was
heard 011 tlieclrirne of fallliiK te proMde for
his wife, Annie and four children. She tes
tified that lie has rcieutedlv struck her uml
otherwlionhimod her uml that she wax afraid
tolhe with hlinaiiy Ieiikct.
He testified that his wlte would net Ret up
iti the meriiliiK te prepare his breaklait nml
that she neglected the children. He donled
latllui; te HiipKirt his family nnd clalmed
that she could net nil the meat, bread, cro cre cro
cerloH slie needed. Ile s.ild he was wllluiK
te go home with his wile, proWded aha
would de her part The court docllned te
make any erder nt present and continued tlie
matter until tbe October term of court, te
give the parties nil opportunity te reconcile
their UlllcreuceM.
Heilteiue. Iiniu.eil,
Jehn Krb LofeMir, age Hi, pleaded Kililty
te the felculeuH en try of the mill of Christian
Mhult, at CamarKp, and stealliiK thorelrem
HI. Ile said he was Induced by three men
te ceiuuiit the robbery and hide the money
under a bridge, and for his ahare of the
plunder wan toreceive a 8iler wntch. Tlie
district atterney JeIiuhI with the detemlaul'H
counsel in asking ler a IlghteonteiU'O and the
court sentenced lilm te undergo mi imprison
men t of two months.
lsrael Taggart, colored, who was com icted
of wlte beating, was Honteucod te the laucas
ter county prlseu for two months nnd twenty
days. A ihnrge of Uosertlou ngalnst the
anne party was dlbinlssed with comity ler
lesta.
A few deaortleii and surety of poace cases
which could net be tried, ler want of time,
worn continued until next Saturday, and nt 7
o'clock court adjourned.
A Curreitlmi.
llwaa InadNortently Htatoden Silurilay In
thpaurety of the poace aise el Themas J.
Law, clmrged with threatening te kill
Mlmeen Tslitidy "that the threats, wero ninde
only after Law had attempted te commit nn
outrage en Tnliudy'H daugliter." It should
bave read, 'after 'Pahudy had attoinpted te
lemiult nu outrage 011 law'n daughter."
tlruml .lurjr ICrpetl.
Te the llonerutitc the Jutlgci or (lie I'eutt "
Quarter beillein 0 Luncuttcr VeuiUy
The grand iniiiest of the (joimneiiwoaltli el
reniiBvlvaula oiupanelled te lumiire Inte
nnd for the county el I, monster, at the An
gust sessions uf lbNi, de respectlullj' report
km follews:
That they hud presented te them 17.1 bills
of iiidictiuent by the district attorney and
acted upon irT, el which 111 wero relumed as
true bills and 11 Ignored.
The grand imiuest did iait the prison,
hospital and Children's Heme. We leuud the
prison in an unsafe condition, en account el
the bad condition nf the tower. We can find
110 fault with Mr, llurkholder, the koepor, as
we found everything iu n satisfactory condi
tion. The recerds el the prison ahew tnore
nreconlined 100 prisonerH, of wlilcli thore are
oil tnale com lets, 1! foniale cenvlcta j for trial
nml hearing, "I malea and tl fei miles, and l"i
ler druiikiinnesa and disorderly ceudiict.
We found fij of the convicts employed in
varleuB trndeH uml 15 uiieinployed.
At the hospital we found everything inn
ery satlufnctery condition ; the liiiimies, we
bolie 0, nre all properly cared for iimlur tlm
eicellenl supqrvlslen of Dr. McCrenry. In
the iusaue ilopartment there nre Ile malea mid
10 females ; In the Hospital, 15 foiimley and
38 males, two male children uudone lunule
child ; lu the colored department II e males
uud three females, nnd two children.
At the aliiishoiue everything Is lu ifxery
satisfactory condition. Air. Worst seems te
be dUclurgliig his diities faithfully. We
leuud at the ulmsliotise 111 I Inmutes ; 114
males, II fniuales, 0110 inale child uud two
fomalei. The stock en tbe farm consists of
4 horses, 4 mules, 15 head or cattle and '-
hogs.
At the Children's Heme we found every
thing in a satisfactory condition nnd we
earnestly rocetnuumit the court te appre
prlate tUHl te erect n suitable addition, as
tlie Infirmary department la trsi small. The
matron deserve n ureal deal of credit ler the
moHlexcclloiit condition lu which we leuud
the Institution. Hhe Ims lu charge ill present
til mala children nnd .15 feuinle.
We consider the koeplng up of the repairs
en the public preperly 01111 111 llie nient Im Im
ertant duties of the leiiuly coinuilslenors
and would roceuitiiond the relaying nl the
Magging whom needed around tlie oeuit
house and the ceiiientlng el the Joints In llie
wnllH. Woceiidoinu llie manner lu which
tlie centractu wero made for painting thu
court Iioiihe without written Hpis'lllcallens or
agroemonta or linnd fnrlnlthlut porlermunrn
el ilutlefi, nnd ins opting n bid Irnm tfl.'O) te
tl.liOO abevn ether re-isinlbl(i bidders, ami
paying fl,Mi) hir painting llie court room
without considering any ether bids.
We condemn the present modeot writing
nil the name of witnesses en the Indict
menta ; tne thirds or whom knew nothing or
the facta of thu cases which v nicerii the grand
jury, Ihoreby burdening the labor et the
grand jury mid adding noedloss uxpeuse te
the county.
We doslre te oxpress our thanka tolhe
honorable court for aluahle aid In th lr lr lr
lorinanceof our duties, and te the district
atterney, Hheritr and aiilMirdlnatea ler ue
courteous iittenllen shown us.
All et which la reiHxtluliy mibmltted . I,.
M. HUliller, foreman ; J0I111 M. J 11Ucn, J'M
K. Hhultz. Jacob It. Mlnnlcli, Jehn Htu-rtz,
finis. 11. Christ, Jehn leaman, l.eM Oast,
llenj. I,, tlarlier, Jeliu l.shbach, II. V.
Walter, llarrlm (Irahaiii, Henry H Mc
NabK lUMil H. W.aer, Klcliaril . Hegar,
A. W. Haul, K. T. lliiwrs . II. Herehey,
Ileui P. Hookey, I'lilllp Demes, s M. Mjllu,
clerk.
Ill): 101 Ill's (OMM1.N1
'I he court said the recommendation et tlie
jury allowing -iM for uu Ihtlrinary at thu
Heme would net Ihj 1 onsMered. The inaiia
gorMef the Heme are nllowedf 10,000 uiiuually
nnd out of that sum nu liilirmary might Ihj
built Tills Institution Is supported by the
lax-pijcrs or Lancaster county and It win nil
lair that the county slieuld lie asked te erect
additional buildings. The stnte autlierltles
npprepriatn money ler charitable Institutions
and te them the iminagnrH should apply If
the appropriation of f 10,000 annually is net
milllclcut ler their needs. The grand linpinst
wero then dlscliargisl with tlm thanks nl the
court.
Imiiliig tlm Tallin, uu Mm Illl
III the court proceedings Milt lu leuud
Mry. Tina Mills' statement that slie no or tes tes
lllleil beroie Aldeiman llarr that her husband
threatened U kill her. 'I his put thonldermau
lu an auk ward ponitleu, and te put lilmselt
straight he has pronucuted Mrs. Mills ler per
jury. He went tHiIore Alderman 1 ordney
te-day, produced tlie complaint m.ule, signed
by Mra. M Ilia in her own handwriting and al
so thu testimony taken nt the hearing In nlilch
nIie uiniuostlenably testltled that he had
struck and threatened her. This testimony
was taken in tlie proseiae of aoveral repre
roeuLatlvesoflhoprettM. Alileruiau l'ordney
tssiieil a warrant for Mrn. Mills' arrest ami
placisl It lu the hands et UlllcerUIll ler execution.
tlOJJXO.V VLKAH
VtlUUT.
llrKiiiilng His llrt lsk ill
ler lrUI
(Jttlt Uailiei..
The August term of the ceuit el comuieii
pleas was openwl nt 10 o'clock this morning
with Judge Livingston presiding in the
upper court room and ludge raltenxjii inthe
loner ceuit room.
Of the 30 cnseH en the list Id were nettled or
contluiied, leaving II for trial. One or tlie
Important case down for trial U that of the
New Helland Turnpike read company
a'raiiist the 1 armors' .Mutual insurance com
pany te recover tlie full value of the policy el
insurance held by the turnpike cempinv
when their iirldge knenii as Hinklej'n was
destroy isl lij lire.
The sullHet Ann Catherine Staium, Philip
Dletzaud I'lilllp Kulilinan, against the cenn
ty el Lancaster, ler damages sustained by
reasi)u nl l)iuihlu street being ejwiied
through their land, were compromised. The
county agreed te allow Mrs. Stamin J!., AM,
I'lilllp DictzMOO, and Philip Kuhlman i'.KM,
tliesu twing the aiununU uuarded by thu
viewers and being satlslactery te the parties.
A petition was iiriminted for an Issuu te
try the validity of the w llie! Martin II. I'ry,
diseased, Inte of l'ast Cocnlice township, en
the ground that he was net capabloef making
a will en the dny or 1U execution, and that
undue lulluoiiie was used. According te
decedent's will, his estate, vnl 11 ml at about
$10,000 gees rhlelly te two children. The
contestants are tour sous ami u daughter,
who have been entirely Ignored. .Mr. It ro re
sins lepruseiita the contestants, and Jehn II.
I ry, the executers and legatees. 1'he court
leek tlie paHirs and reserved decision.
IIUKKM lllHIM.ts.
Clara IS h lire, wifoef C. C. Hhure, of Colum
bia, whs grunted the Iwiiellts of the act of a
seuibly giving te married women the benellt
of their soparate earnings.
Michael Haberbush, city, was apinlntel
guardian of the miner grandchild el I'hlllp
Itlsse, dc. eased.
nuns in im; ytiT
llie scaru .Uuat hw I110 ami CnMl.i 111 Ijinwr
urk Coenljr.
'Ihorelias been n greit Bcare 111 llie loner
end of Yerk county in cousuipuenco or a fatil
disease among the hogs nnd et Hiipjiased
pluuro-pneuiiiouia among the cattle. Veteri
nary Surgeon Weber, of this city, went ever
te Peach llottem nnd Delta 011 Saturday te
inake an Investigation. On thu farm of
Klmur Kainsey, at DelU, hu found a number
of cntlle nullerlng from catarrh bronchitis,
but thorn wero no symptoms of pleure pneu
monia. Ah far us Dr. Weber was alile te
Judge without making pest mortem exami
nations the hogs were hiillering from jinou jineu
lunula and hog choleru, which had carried oil
hundreds el thorn, almost every farmer for
uillea aieuud having lest sonie ethls stock
one farmer reporting that he had lest i hogs
by the disease. Dr. Weber will report mero
fully tUenatoreor the dlsease after he shall
have niaden pe-st iiiertem el houie of tlie dead
auiiiials.
.11 r .MJI MATTKH.
lull la lining On nl I liter cl III 1 lint Tlnlilej
Ituruiifili.
Mei M Jev, Aug. '1
On Sitiudayev enlng u roie-wnlkor enter
tallied 11 Inrge number of lnjople in Ireut of
the Wushlnglun hoiibe. The ahew will be
reiioated this uveuing.
Several thousand people attended coleiod
camp lu Jeseph Detweiler'H grove, three
ipinrteiBul u tulle southwest el ML Jey, yes
terday, lu cone(iiento thore wi veiy
much rockiest driving.
Vesterduy Harry K. Hiukleuiid MhuTlllie
Kelp, el this place, wero nulled in the holy
bends of matrimony ut the home of Harry
Nhreiner m Mldilioiewu.
The public HChoels et this place will ejieii
en Monday, August 10.
Assistant Postmaster Charles K. ltoed, el
this place, left en a visit te New Jersey en
Friday.
C. 11. Koru, joweler of this place, left oil n
business trip te New erk city en l'rlday
morning.
Miss llarbaut Kern, el Milten, ludluia,
who was visiting In and around ML Jey for
sometime, returned home lust week.
Cattle trade la npain assuming brisk pro
portions. On nel Saturday ntternoeu e e
Ceiiuly Coiiiiulselenor lilldebrand will have
another large Hale.
On Kopteiiiber 1st, the Dogroe Htatl ass.icla
tleu of Mount Jey Ledge Ne. L77, 1. O. O. 1'.,
will run an oicuraien te ML (Iretua. Tay Tay
ler'H erchustra, et liiiuuster, will ncceuipauy
tlieni uud furuish the dancing musle. Lin
caater peotile will take the Newa Kxpreas te
join the excursionists nt Ml. Jey.
Tite l'alr.'Iliat Will liu liilereallni:
'1 he Berks County Agricultural and lloitl lleitl
cultural Boclety will held their thirty-second
Hiuiual exhibition at Hendlng.Tuesday, AVrd.
ueHilay, Thursilay and Friday, h'optcmber Jl,
VL', 'J.lnud'JI, lbbu.
The aixtli annual exhibition of the Lebanon
Valley Agricultural, Horticultural nml Me
chanical association will be held In LoUtuen,
Hoptember II, 15, H) and 17.
Awarded te Cliarlet II. llarr.
Charles 1L narr was awarded en Saturday
tlie contract for furnishing the public schools
of Tinoster during thoceuilugyoar with all
tup,.liy), bx)ltP, Btutlouery, etc
KKUNION OK G. A. K. POSTS.
rirrrMf iivhiihkii rwii.n eatiihh
AT IIAUTMAN tlltUM.
A (lata liar ler tlm tidnrana lu llm Ixmcr
Kml "f Hi" C'uuiil; Aililrnaw. That Wrre
KUiln hi til Morning ami Allernuun,
An IikIiIciiI nf Ilia tMin War.
I'lftoen liuiiilred K)rwiiiM nssembledntHnrt.
luan'H grevn, in Hart tewnalilp, en Saturday,
llie occasion lieliig a reunion el the (Irand
Army pests of the lower end el the county.
The scarred veterans brought their families
te the grove, a pleaiant lime was had and a
Hiiccessful reunion held. 'I he reunion wan
participated lu by l'esls TiH, of Christiana,
nnd representatives el pesbs from Quarryv llle,
Htrashurg, Atgleu and number of monition
or the pests et this city.
A Htand for tlie Hjs'akers erected en the
grounds was handsomely decorated with Kml
ami national Hags. 'I he Christiana band
was present and enlivened the occasion with
choice music.
At 10 o'clock the meeting was called te
order by Kamtict Virtue, of Smyrna, com
mander el Pest Ne. 1eu, nnd CapL Jehn
Keen was made chairman. He v. 1). Auder Auder
heii. el HarL ollered prayer, alter which ad
dresses wero made by Captain Jehn M. Hut
ter, et Smyrna, and A. R Hassler, esq , or
this city.
Dinner was announced at this atage or the
pregramme and alter partaking thereof the
meeting was again calhsl te order aud Hev.
Mr. WUIIamseii ollered a nrayer. 'Ihoaltor 'Ihealtor 'Ihoalter
ikkiii speochea wure inade by Kevh. W. (I.
Calms, ltev. 1). Andersen, W. D. Weaver,
esq , Themas WhlUeu, esi , Kamuel Hop Hep
kins atid Cel. Mesuby. The latter two are
colored 111011 and memberx of the I hristl nun
HISt.
Jehn M. Kutter tnaile the closing Hpoeeh
mid reterrud lu it te nn Incident that oc
curred during the wnr. At the battln of
I'roderlckHburg he it-iw Samuel IIoll IIell
uian, a colored man of Kdeu township,
guarding hoiue atnunlllen wagons. Sammy
was asked what was lu the wagon ami he re
plied "tsiwder." Just at that memeiit n
cannon ball struck Summy'H musket, knock
lug It out or his hand. Hepkins called out,
"genway, Mr. Hetter , weaieull going te be
killed, and I will meet you In heaven."
Hepkins1 who was lu the audlein 0 at the re
union, said "that's true, Mr. Kutter, 1 never
expected te me you ngalu."
1 a uc I'ltivit.rar.K AUAitUMtii.
Tlinav Who Will Loek Altrr Ihn Inner Man at
I tin Cumluc Miinitj (iallirrlnc.
'! his morning a ineetlng el the 1-iucnster
County l'alr association was held at the olllce
el the secretary. Couslderablo busluus was
trnnsucted uud further arrangements wero
cumpleled ler uext week's fair. The rojiertH
tretii dlllerent sections et the county wero
favorable and everything Kjinta te .1 big
week.
The bids for privileges wero oikjiievI nnd
nwarded ns IoIIewh:
Ice Cream and Cakes S. K. .thin, Jeseph
It. Heyor, and Illuosfireve, Mariettu.
Lutiihand Dining Kooms William O0I1.
ret, Kphrata, Augustus D01111110II ami Charles
Hea-s.
Lumeuade -J. .eilers, J. K. Iteyer and
llliiealirove.
Sedu WntnrWllllaai tielirel, H. 1.
Hermes nnd I'. tlerhet, l.'phrala.
rrulLs K. A. Hanslng, Jehn HroeU aud
.1. Zellen
I'eiiiuU II A. Hanslng, Jehn llreck and
Jeseph H. Keyrr.
Uanilltrt William Il03i, l'eter Demmulnnd
JoMenh It. Kevor.
Pep Cern William Iieas nnd Charles
lieas.
1 hree I ig.ir fauuds - Willi uu Waltz.
The prtv ileges are te lie paid ler by Thurs
day, August Jith, w lien the owners will be
shown their locations.
The judges for the baud tournament,
which takes place en Wednesday, will be:
Dr. Samuel 1L Keneigy, Strashurg; Jacob
H Yenlier, Coutstegu Centre, aud Isaac
Winner, New Helland. The conte-st will
take pluce nt 1 10 and the tiands will each
play two pieces el their own selection.
A number of prominent men will be hore
011 Thursday, Including Candidates C. I .
Hlack. J. Simpsen Afrlci, A. WiUen N'erri",
William T. Diviert, theiomtuisslenor of ngrl
culture from Washington, ami ethers. A. K.
McCluri', et the I'hliadelphia 'ftmcj, will de
liver an nddress.
On l'rlday 11 delegation of Indian boys
nml girls Irem the Carlisle school will visit
the lair. Hen. Jehn il. Landls and W. H.
ltreslus have been appointed cemmittee te
take charge or uud stiew the jeuug ludiuuH
around during thu day.
List week l'rel. King experimented by
lilllnga small billoen withgaser the Lsn
caster (iaslight cempsny, unit letiuil every
thing satlslactery. Ile will begin te inllate
the big balloon ou Monday uud will ascend
en Tuesdav.
'I here tire 110 ether lairs oil the sanie days
14 the ene bore, nnd there is 110 reaseu w hy
It should net be uiadu u great success.
ItlikelU Will Maud.
VMIkesliaue Dispatch lu liuu.9
" Where is Colonel Hlcketts ut the present
tlmef"
"He is en North uieuiitnln superintending
the cutting or luiinmise quantities of timber
which he Is preparing te ship te markeL"
" Has be been apprised el his nomina
tion "'
os,enoul his irletids loll ler North
mountain en Thursday bearing the nuwsund
returned this morning.
" Did he say he would accept 1"
'Curtnlnlvhedld ;wliy wouldn't he? He
diu't seek the olllce, but the olllce sought
him."
"Theu tliere tan be 110 doubt that Mr.
Hlcketts will be found iu the midst et the
Iray when the battle opens?"
"Ne doubt or It whatever, aud old Liuorue
mil the gallaut soldiers et the sLite w ill stand
hy him most nobly."
An Old l.muimler Comity -it-Kni.
I- idiii the llurrlsbuig all.
James Oroenly, colored, lesiding .d 13iii
I 11II011 street, was formerly proprietor of n
lestaurtint and well known te citUens et
llaulsbuig. Ile Is nun in the Mil year el his
age, having been Iieru lu .Maner inwusiiip,
l.anoister leunty, lu IsM. He isinocellont
hiulth considering Ills age. He caine te llar
rlshurg slxty-sev en years uge and long kept
n lepuiur rustnuraut.
A Heiil'BsIill I'xi liralen.
1)11 Satuiday thu Ciiien Sunday school of
Kphiuta ran nu oxcuialen te PetlMllle.
They took 1,000 poiBens In Hixtoen cars. The
1 '.nil rata mid l'alrville bauds accempanied
the parly and rendered excelrunt music, dur
ing the day serenading dlllerent persons.
Many of the oxcursienlsls visited the coal
mines. They left Pettsville U o'clock in the
evening and arrived home iu geed time.
. .1. Kendall's Held Feat.
William J. Keudall, of Husten, oil Sunday
Hwuiii successfully 111 ncerk vest the whirl
pool rapids et the Niagara river. The trial
was te Hettlo a wager et ten thousand dollars,
Hindu bv llosten iwrtles, he te roeeive one
thousand dollars or the stakes. Thore weie
hut few spectators.
Head ut Klellt)-nlie.
On Sunday James Swords, died at his
home ne.tr Meuntvllle, aged si years. The
fuueral will take place Irem his Inte resi resi resi
deucoen Wednesday at hiaiin. 111., ami utu.30
n lit. at tlie Dunknrd church at Muiiutvllle;
interment at Duukard graveyard.
Waited Hearing. '
(oergo H. Hiinck, editor el the New Hoi Hei
laud Ckmuii, who Is charged with libel by
Mary Wise, of New llnllamn has united a
hearing nnd given ball botero Alderman
Deun for trial ut court.
"An Immense Crep I'remUeU."
In the repert el tbe condition of the grow
ing crops te the agricultural department in
Washington, Lsncaster county is thus quoted;
"An linnmuse crop profnlseJ,"
LANCASTER, PA., MONDAY. AUGUST 28. 188(5.
tiik vi.mntcAt. aratiarii.
Kml ullhe ileik llhjcUnic Tour I'lejr cted
li Iter. Hjltmiua HUH, nl This Clt).
Itemills of tlm Trip.
The clerical cyclists, twouty-llve In numlair,
who under the ceimunnd or Hev. Hylvamii
Stall, of Lancaster, loll New Yerk en August
3, for n rlde Irein that city te Cehbleshlll In
llie Kmplre stnte, huve reached their jour
ney's end. Their rlde was a delightful one,
embracing seme or the llnest bits or sconery
In the country, and they were llnely enter
tallied along the route. Ou the Nabbatlt tlm
tourist attended church three llines lu a
bixly. All wero the rogularcycllngcestume,
Including the ktiou-hreecheM.
AIkiiiI two miles trout Charllen the lirst
accident occurred. Dr. O. !'. Nlcolnssen,
profeHHororOreok In the Seu Ih western 1'ros 1'res
hyterlau University, Clarksvllle, Tennessee,
sprained his ankle In mounting. He Is a
geed rider nnd always mounts from llie
isjdal, having taken nit the step from his
machine. A passing wagon was hailed and
he was taken ten rami house, where he was
well cared for. He was subsequently taken
te a railroad station nnd Jellied thu tourists
In geed spirits.
The tour wns continued evor hilly nnd
dusty reads until the Mohawk river was
reached, ami then up the river into the
thriving city el Amsterdam, where tlie tour
Ista bivouacked rer the nlgliL One or the
deminies came lu three hours iifter the rest,
having had te walk the greater part or the
distatice liv reason et the ' Oreat North
Amer lean Header." All ngroed that the rlde
Irem Saratoga te Amsterdam was evor
thirty mllcrtef llie worst reads they had evor
ridduu.
Wodnesday morning nu artitttoek n group
of the tourism nnd thelr machines. Thu rlde
continued westward te Conajeharlo and then
south toSharen Springs. In the morning
Dr. I'uderwoed broke ene el his pedals,
which compelled him te withdraw Irem the
tour. This, ten certaln oitenL was accepta
ble, because el au allllctlen similar te that of
Jeb. The whoellng was evor very hilly
reads. A local wheelman attoinpted te run
dewu the hllltllmher of the party, but was
far from being successful. Dliinerwas taken
at a country hetel. Sharen (springs was
reached early lu tlie afternoon, which gave
an opportunity or visiting the various places
el InteresL
The tourended at thethrlvlugnnd nourish
Ing xlllage of Coblesklll, about hve mlles
from Howe's Cuve. The tour was unani
mously v oled a success. A Btieclal vete of
thanks was extended te Commander Stall
for his untiring ellerta In making the tour
from lirst te hut he ouieyublo. He was re
quested te preject a similar oue for the Hum Hum
mer of 1SW, or which the special rcature
should be that the ministers slieuld rlde tan
dems, with their wivea occupying oue or
thoseaLs. It Is prolnble that the tour neit
jearwilliitirt from Philadelphia and end at
Staunton, a., via Lancaster, Columbia,
Yerk, Gettvsburg, lroderick City, Uugers Uugers
tewn aud Wluchoster.
Horero parting with ene another, their sta
tlsticH et the rlde wero obuined . Avernge
age of tourists, it years j nverage age or the
illllilslerH, .Hi vears ; rreseyieriaus, j -, i,v
cepallans, a: MothedlsLs, J; Lutlierans, j;
Haptlsts, 'j. Celunibia Kxtierts, s ; Columbia
Light Hoadsters, 'i I'aciles, I; SUrs, 2;
Victer, 1 , Hoyal Mall, 1 , Marlboro club trl trl
cvcle, 1, Columbia tncvcle, 1. AvorageHizo
of machine, K) inch. Married, In; single,
1. Sens, Ut daughters, 17 ; children, ..
Hepuhllcans. i ; Democrats, t ; 1'rolilbl 1'relilbl 1'rolilbl
tlenists, il; Independents, '1. lndopendont
l'rohibltlenlsU', 1, imlitics net glven, J.
Avernge el hew long u rider, nearly three
years.
'Ihese Individual BtatKlcs reler te the
Lancaster members or the party :
Rev. S Iv anus Stall, Liucaster, I'a. ; age
3'J years, weight, 1J7", pounds; gain durlug
the tour, Z eunds ; heicht, 5 loot 10',' Inches;
Luthernu; descent, Helland , -Iuch H-Nfiert
Celunibia tiiirrled , ene son, 0110 daughter;
ProiiibitienUt ; Peiinsilvauia college, Union
seminarv , a rlder ler liv e years.
Hev. Vv llli-iui 1'. Uvati-, Columbia, Pj. ;
ngeJi years; weight, 17 j pounds i height,
5 feetC'j Inches , Lutheran : descent, Welsli
Geriiinii ; l Inch expert Columbia; mar
ried; two daughters ; Itepubli'siti ; Penn
sylvania oellego,Hnrtii k seminary ; a rider
ler 11 ve years.
Dr. H. H. I ndorneod, Lancaster, Pa.;
age, 42 vears; weight, ui iwunils; height,
l leet; l'reihvteriau , descent, Scotch-Irish;
50 luch expert Columbia ; inirried , Hepub
llcan ; a rider ler iime mouths.
urr mit 11.ii ia in: uutVK.
The Clieaai'fakp Cainiiliig Club ramie 1 Hie
Slatlmi mill n llruaa liaml.
The ChesaiKiake II ty Camping club, or this
city, left rer Havre de Orace this morning
at'J-5. Theclub, whom naniei wero ineu ineu ineu
tioned 011 Saturday, thirty in number, met at
Al Smith's hetel, hi Centre Squ.ue, and
headed by the Ironwlle hand, which neooui neeoui neoeui
nnnled them en tlie trip, marched te the
I'ermsvlvnnia railroad htatieu. Tliey were
glven goed-bvo by 11 large crowd, Including
mnnv uretty girls Thev left iu a cembina
.... 1...1
tien ear which was furnished
them by the
railroad eniuiianv.
On oitlierBido of the car
wns n large streamer wuiiiuuwurus, "ciitiau "ciitiau "ciitiau
Ioake Camping Club,or Laucaster, Pa." The
club luadeu line apiearaiice, and they will
no doubt haven gre it time,
numliier Lelillrs.
ivautz's Combination Four, n camping club
of this city left ler Andrews Bridge, Celuraln
township, this morning. They wlllencamp
for a week along the banks of the Octoraro,
and ground-hogs will have te remain In their
heles ir they want te live. The pirty con.
sistsef Joe. Kautz, Charles Fliitinery, Albert
Cast and Ambrose Bitter.
Mrs. Jehn Kchteniach, of Orevillo, nnd
daughter have geno te Atlantic City.
Miss Llzzle Stoddard, of "The Highlands,"
Bosten, Is spending u few days with old
rrlends In this i ity nnd t iciuity.
David C. llauck. formerly et Clay towns
. - .... i- ....I. .,
ship, this county, hut for seme years past a
resident of St. Jeseph, Me, Is visiting old
Iriendsin thu northern part et Lancaster
county. He will start for his Westeru home
en the 2Mb InsL
C. II. Apple, ut" this city, h is geno te (. ess.
no, Bedlerd county, en a two weeks trip.
Harry Watsen, i me i.tri,i,i.inii.-ii'iai
coniiiesliigioom, with his family, have geno
onaweek's visit te ills old home, uear the
Unicorn.
Themas P. Kelly, son of the late '1 homes
Kelly, formerly of this city, but new of New New
Yerk, with his wile, spent Sunday in this
tlty. This morning they lelt ou a ploasure
trlptdSunbury, Wlll.esb.irre, Illinmsperl
and ether plates.
Miss r.ll.i Stene, or Philadelphia, who has
beeu visiting friends in this city ler the last
live weeks, his returned home.
Mis Hese DerwnrL orNerth Prince mreet,
is visiting rrieuda Iu Philadelphia.
Miss Ida Suter, el tiu.irryville, is visiting
friends iu this city.
fioergo B. Shelley, of the type seltlug force
of the 1mi'Uiii.mu, has geno teMt. Jey,
whero his parents jeside, ler a low days rue rue
rcitleu. A Ilelllgeieut Tramp.
Last eveuing a tramp entered the heuse of
Daniel Hnrtwelt, iu Akren, ami iiRar being
very abusive struck lilm uuddrovehiui rrem
the heuse. The tramp thou went up stairs
and was In tlie net et nsaulllug the womeu
of the family, wheuMr. II. rolurned accom
panied by seme of his neighbors, uud after a
struggle succeeded iu arresting the tramp,
lie was taken te Kphrata nnd atter a hearing
bofero Squlre SolUer, he was commltted te
the county Jail te answer ler assault nnd bat
tery J Constable Jenes, et Kphrata, bringing
him in this morning. His naiiie is glven in
the cemmittment Is Henry William Sachs,
alias Miller.
'lu Ijiiicaiiter en lleiseliaik,
II viutisiiuwi, Aug. 5. liev. Fnltiseu aud
Kuporinteudctit O. H. McClelhui, or thu
inlddle division efthu Pennsylvania lallread,
Htarted for Lancaster this morning en horse herso herse
back. Wary About Ituaala.
Tilnisin, 2.J. The chluose government
has deculed te dispatch a force of military te
Lizarcil, us a precaution against the designs
et Himla in that direction.
Deatn of ii New eik l.awjer
New YenK,Atig,
tt,Atig. 23. Mr. Jehn n. Piatt,
firm et Hutehins ic Piatt, died
cr.
ottne law
this inernlng,
INDIANOLA. SADLY UAVAGKD.
riatTKU nr tiik muht iusahthuvh
VrVLUNK I'UU MANY VKAllB.
Tne HIiKks In Ilia lliulnea. rart nl Town
llnrneil hy Hie Kiilolen nf a lAinp One
Ainu Itnaatcd Jllnny I.ltes Knann In
Have limn Leut In Hi" C'rnah.
Iviiianei.v, Tet., Aug. St. Alsmt threo
o'clock en the morning of August 20th the
most disastrous cyclone known for many
y ears, lsl ted this part or the country. The
storm lasted about ilve hours. During the
height or the gale a lamp exploded in the
olllce el the signal observer nnd the build lug
was; net en ilre. The llaines seen spread and
two blocks lu the business part of the
town wero quickly burned. Captain Isaac
C. Heed, thu signal observer, icrlshed
In the llames along with Dr. 11. Hesencrans.
Threo ethors had a narrow oscape with their
lives from the burning building. It is net
yet known for certaln what lives have been
lesL Many are reported missing, among
them being Dr. D. Lewls, a well-knewn clti
7011. Unless immedlate help ia obtained
thore will Ira great sullering, as thore are no
previsions te be had In the town, all supplies
being either lest or spoiled. As boeh as pos pes pos
slble a rollef oeminlttoo of citizens will be
formed who will render every aid in their
power. In the ineantitne appeals for nld In
the shape of previsions end clothing have
been seut te Uttlvesten nnd ethor places,
which, no doubt, will meet with a liberal
response.
i:iElitreu llixlles ltc ut era!.
Aistiv, Tkx., Aug. 23. A privnle tulo tule
gram from lndianela roperti the recovery of
18 bodies et persons d row nod thore by the
storm, Including thoseof Mrs. l'auny Creek-
or, wife of L. W. Croeker, of Austin, and J
Mrs.lvate llodges nnd twochlldren of Cuere,
TUB LIST Ol" TUB VII TIMS.
Lvritu Thlrteeti heuses In nil were
burned. The following Is the com pie te list
ordeatlishoroby flre nnd drewning: Cap
tain Heed, signal olllcer; Dr. Croeker, Dr.
II. Hosencrnns, el Klgiu, 111. ; Mrs. Dr.
Hedges and twochlldren, Mra. Croeker, of
Austin ; Mrs, Ueury Sheppard, two children
of Mrs. Max Luther, Dr. Davis Lewls, a
German, natne unknown, llesldes these ten
bodies of colored persons have been found.
The total less from the gulf storm as now new
known te Texas is : Human lives lest, 3S; less
te crops, J1,000,000; less te city and town
preperty, J3, 100,000; less te shipping "and
harbor improvements, f'.00,000.
Te Itellete tlie Sufferer".
(.ALVUSTOX, Tex., Aug. 2.T. A HjBtem of
reltofler the gullerera by the storm will be
inaugurated by the city council aud citl.'.euh'
commltteo te-day.
AS" IXCLINK" UIVKH WAT.
l'rlfililtul .Milflf nt In rituiiurg One .11 a u I'a
tally Injarnl.
P111s1u.ua, Pa., Aug. 23. At six o'clock
this morning, the engineer at the Fert Pitt
lncline plane, which connects Second avonue
w Ithlllutl strcct,ene hundred and sev enty feet
above, lest control of thoelovating machinery
through the uncoupling or a roverso lever.
The steam was promptly shut etl, hut the
motion or the cars was se great that
they struck the landings at tlie top
and bottom or the piano with a frightful
crah. Win. O'Dcnnell was probably fatally
injured, and Win. Selbort aorieusly se. A
number of passengers wero considerably
bruised and very badly frightened. A herse
and wagon was thrown ever the bluff into
the street below. The cars are totally
w recked.
Coullileiire Operator Arrealed.
PiTTsuune, Pa., Aug. 23. 1". Hamlin,
alias A. F. Hammend, nn extenslvu confi
dence operator, was arrested lu this city to
day aud is new coullued iu the Central iolice
station. Ills books, which were also
secured, show that slnce last May he
has plied tlie vocation of establishing
Bgoncies for a shirt shleld ami a lightning
cleansing process, in almost overy preminent
city and tow 11 lu Knnsas, Nebraska, lewn,
Ill'uelsnud Ohie. The agents oiuplejod,nud
their names nre legion, were roqiilred tode tede
lKslt ?250;wlth Hamlin, who, securing the
money, loitfer pastures new.
Majer Vnltli Ceuies Dunn With More Meiie).
Pun ADi:i.riti.v, Aug. 23. Mayer Smith
te-day paid Inte the city treasury the sum of
JJ,JiJ which he says is all the moneys ro re
ceit ed by him for thu Issue et paw nbrekers'
aud theatrical licenses up te date. When asked
what action he propeod taking in view of the
grave charges made by the Times, the mayor
replied that it wns net his Intention te take
any action whatevur lu reforence te the
charges made by that paper.
W'aslileKtnii Jottings
W.VMiMNiiieN. D. (.'., Aug. 23. This
morning's mall recolved nt the execu
tive mansion conLiiiied the commis
sion of Fellx A. Keove, of Tonuessoo,
te be assistant solicitor of the treasury, vlce
Hobtnsen, resigned. Thocemniisslon was
sigued by the prosldent lu the Adlrendncks.
Hoevo has for six years been law dork iu the
olllce aud is promoted en his merits.
A fuuith-class pestmaster was appointed
te-day In Pennsylvania: J. 11. Hutikle, at
Farmeis Mills.
1 Im haratesa Hjcrn.
Sahaiei.a, N. Y., Aug. S3. Twolfthextra
day. Weather clear and cool. Track fasL
First race, purse ?J00, mlle : Hesslo 1, Pa Pa Pa
trocles 2, Tolle Doe J. Time, 1:10. Muluals
paid, fOJ.70.
Secend race, purse fleo,, all ages, ene mlle
and threo-slxteonths, Huch 1, NottleU, Salt Salt
pcter J. Tlnie, 2:03. Muluals lild, $J. 10.
Third race, purse J300, for maidens 2-year-eld,
mlle. tiladstone 1, Valiant 2, Vlllage
Hey 3. Time, 1.01',. Muluals paid, f 17. 10.
Dragged te Death.
Flint, Mich., Aug. 2.J. Au adopted seu
of K. Helllugshead, aged 10, nume unknown,
w.is kllled at his home en the town line bo be bo
tweon Mount Merris and Flushing yosterduy.
The lad was engaged in hitching a herse te n
buggy and had the iiuiinnl socured w ith n
strap around his body aud tlie horse's neck.
The horbe ran away and dragged the boy all
evor the barn yard with the result as Btated.
Important llallread Kmuer.
Leinsvir.Li:, KyM Aug. 2.1. A rumor was
curreut ou the street yosterday, and was
backed by tall: about such railway ofllces
that wero opeti, that the Louisvllle fc Nash
ville railway was about te branch out and
buy Important tributaries in the Seuth. This
rumor had It that Louisvllle A: Naslivllle had
been reachlug out nller the Central railroad
of (loergla.
ucuts Asnlu Cuiilestlug,
Ni:v Yum;, Aug. 23. In the second trial
race of the big yachts for the honor or com
peting with the (iatalea, the May Hew or,
Atlantic, Puritan and Frlsellla are contesting
At 2:10 p. in. the Puritan aud Mayilower
nre Rtlll(en starboard tack, the Puritan lead
ing by about J of a mlle. The Prlscilla is
thin!, about n mlle behind the Mayllener.
WHAT It Kit ritUIIAIHLlTirl.
WAHiTINiiTOtf, D. O., Aug. 2-1.-Fer
V L'..l.,n Pannaulvinlu IVTen- .Tnrtu.ir.
Dolaware and Maryland and Virginia
I local rains, easterly winds, becoming south-
I casterly, no decided change in lemperatutq.
Vm 4.MO.V..- VM..O. ,MU.'., ,.. w w. V
i,i.vi at it it uu uvr.
ms
Tle-llii" In New Yerk Street Car Circle .
VVImt Cnuaeil IL
Ni:w Yeitu, Aug. 23. The Ilreadway nnd
Soventhnvoniiosurr.vco read Is "Hed ui,"
this morning, the men going out ena strike
rather than accept the new schodule posted
by the company Increasing the number of
trips, nnd whlck was te go Inte eITbct te-day.
The stablemen all went out with the con
ductors mid drlvers, se that thcre are 1,150
In all 011L The new 11 me table was te go
Inte ellecl this morning. Hy II six trips
were te be made dally en the Ilreadway read
histeid et live, between llie battery and;Con and;Cen
tral park. The new schodule was: carefully
arranged me that thore would lie no violation
of the twelve-hour law, which doesnotpro;
vlde that the iimn shall be asked te work
twolveconsocutlvo hours, as was, no doubt,
Intended by the legislators who veted for It j
but only that they shall net work mero
than twolve hours out of the twenty-feur.
Of course the company did net propeso te
pay any mero wages under tlie new schedule;
This schedule is said te be the contrlvance e'f
Presldent Henry Thompson, or 1'hllndetphlti.
The feeling of the men against him is very
bitter. Around the depet it was exciting te
day, A poase of policemou are In chargoef
thodeioL Thore was no serious trouble. A
few slight ilgbta alene varied the wordy ills ills
cuaslen. IDENTltlKtl HY A KKT.
Tlin Awful Comlltlen lu IVIilch Hie Corpse of a
fleriuan tilrl Was found In a Creek.
Kl'MVdFIKi.e, O., Aug. 23. The body et
a woman was discovered In HucU creek at
Kemcllir cotnetory yosterday altorueon.
The fontures wero horribly distorted nnd
black as a negre ;from oxpesuro te the olo elo ole
ments. Oocemixisltlou had Bet In, and the
ghastly expression of the face uiade a most
slckenlng case. The remains wero taken te a
corenor's olllce where en closer examination
11 was leund the victim had been apparently
beaten terribly about the head and body.
'1 he skull was crushed lu en top and back of
the car, and the bleed and fetid matter oezod
euL She was well built, had en geed undor under undor
clethlng, geed shoes and a brown calico dress
with red and whlte sfuare jurcs. Her
stockings were navy blue with red and white
stripes. Nothing was found en her person
except a deer key. beveral clues wero fol
lowed up, hut failed te ldentlfy the woman
until the news caine te the ears of friends
of Mnry Ackorer, a German girl who disap
peared Friday night from the bearding
house of Hmll Thosse, where she
had been for Beveral weeks. Her
brother seen nppeared with a photograph
which answered In gcneral the description
of the corpse Late last night the corenor
took the key found en her te the Thosse
bearding heuse and found it unlocked the
deer of lier room from both aides She was
au Innocent, unsuspecting croature, and it la
bclioved HomeHcouudrol had lured her off
and foully murdered her.
A Wll.ll 31 AN OAUDUT.
ills llalr lleiicliFa lleleir 1II Kneea aud Sli
til en Neeileil te Take lilm.
Ovklani), 11L, August 23, Some farmers
residing north of the city captured a lld
man Saturday and brought him te town.
They supposed he was Jehn Sargeut, a crazy
man well known hore, wholiadlately breken
out of the insaue asylum. When brought
hore for identification It was found that the
man captured was net Sargent, nor can It be
loarued whoht-llser whencohe ceraO''. Uels
of ordinary height, aud when captured only
had en a pair of blue ev eralis. His hair
reaches below his knees, and mingles with
his beard which is at least three feet in
length, both balugdark in color. He jabbers
uulntolligenlly. When captured he acted In
n demonstrative uianner and it was all that
six men could de te overpeworhlin. Theclty
authorities are ntn less te knew hew te dls dls dls
pose of him.
JH.A3HMI ir e.v jiuii.
ACIlliJC
rcichcrSajsTliete Was ueAnarcliy
Until Ingeraell Talked.
Cine tv, Aug. 23. Hev. C. S. Blackwell,
pastor of the Central Church of Christ,
preached osterdiy en "The crime, tlie trial
and the conviction," having referonce te the
recent trial or the Anarchists here. In the
course et his remarks he sild all theso con
victed were atheists or lulldels, nnd the inll
del speakers, the Inlldel publishers, the iu
tldel hoarersnnd the lutldel readers wero as
guuty as the convlcted leleus. Until the
poeplo applauded the arch-blaspbemcr,
Hebcrtti. lngersnll, there was no such thing
ns a socialist demonstration ou the lake front.
Te-day the rich beard or trade men and the
lashlonahle women who went te hear Inger
soil's epigrammstlc wit realUed thnt they
had paid their meney for dynamite.
i:chees el the Spring Strikes.
K vs.s Citv, Ma, Aug. 23. Sheriff Fer Fer
guseu yesterday arrested two men charged
w ith letting tbe water out of the beilers of
locomotives belonging te the Missouri Pacllle
railway company, at the Cypress yards, en
the 13th or March last, during the strike el
thnt company's ompleyes. Themas Foeney
was leund at Armour's packing heuse and
conveyed te the Wyandolte jalL Later In
the dny Jehn Carr, ler whom the sheriff had
a warrant en a similar charge, called at the
jnll te see his friends lucaruerated thore ou
the charge of train-wrecking, aud he was at
oncetakou Inte custody. Feoney resides en
Bell street, Knnsas City, Me,, and Carr lives
at Hlvorview. Their hearlug has net yet
been lixed.
Accidentally Killed Ills Wife.
Toi.uDe, O., August 23. Fred Jieltl, Ol
Fait Teledo, had a party orfrleuds at dltiuer
yesterday and niter the repast, it was pro pre
pascd that the men go en a hunting; oxpodl expodl oxpedl
lion for the aflortieon. Helff went Inte an
adjoining room for his gun, being accompa
nied by his wile. He took the gun down
Iieni Its rest nml raised the hammer. Iu
sumo wav. the went ten wns dlschnrged. The
charge btruck Mrs. Helll hi the back of the
head killing lier iustantly. Her aged mother
was In the room aud wltuessed the terrible
Inte et her daughter.
An ctid for liuenillarylteiuarks.
Ciui vue. Aug. 21 --Jeseph Ilillmau, aso ase
cialtstic crank, made himself conspicuous iu
tlie neighborhood of the West 12th Htreet
station last night, byutterlngau lnllamma lnllamma
tery Bide-walk harangue iu which he de
nounced tlie )ury which convicted the Hay-
market rloterH. He was warned uyemcers
te curb his tengue, aud he left the locality ;
Hubsequentiy he resumed his Incendiary re
marks at the cerner of Fourteonth aud Hal Hal
sted stroets, and was tliere arrested.
Negroes fatally Cut One Anether.
Vtcivsiit ltd, Aug. 23. Lindsay Andorseu,
a negre dray driver, attempted te chastise his
ulfnlinm veslenlav. She roslsted and was
getting the host of llie struggle when he
iimw n K-nlie and cut her III the left side, In-
Ulctluga probably Ulal wound. A similar
ailalr occurred Saturday at a notorious nogre
saloon uud boarding-heuso, en the lovee
known as Bear Wallow, whero a stoamleat
roiiHUheut cut a woman e badly that she
cannot recover.
1 trlsi i Cannen at Convict.
Teulon, Aug. 23. The transport Orne,
which sailed rrem this pert en Saturday for
the Island el Martinique with a lead of con
victs, rolurned hore yosterday, tne ceuvicw
Iin bur rnvnlted. Twe Cannen leads Of grapO
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shot had te be ltred among the reDeuieus
prisoners hefore they could be subjugated.
The nuuiber of persens klHevl is net Known.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
PRINCE ALEXANDER'S FALL '1
tiik HKVuaiTiuir or xhk nvui ami am
lUlNCK MXC1TXM MMIiUNU,
Tlie New Slarile I.enl Mllatmrr, Hat It
Itecelred With Kitinlmltr In Rnaehla
Iteniuanla Much Kxclletl Why the
Act Wa Considered Nerenary.
Sofia, Ihilgaria, Aug. 2.L Prince Alexan
der ubdlcated en Saturday nnd wns (tncertetl
evor the frontler. There was no disorder.
The populace then assoinbled nnd adopted
resolution praying the czar te ro-extend lila
syinpathy te the Hulgarlan lioeple. The as.
netnblnge procccded te the palace et the Hun.
slan agent and stthniltled te him the reselll.
Hen, all kiieellug. The agent assured them
et thoczar'alrlemlshlp. The following pro pre
visional gev onituenthnH been fermed: Priuie
minister, Monslgner Clement, motrepolllau
of Tlrneva; mlnlster el foreign ntralra, M,
X.anell; mlnlster of lluance, M. lluinuef!
mlnlster or war, M. Neklforelf; inlnlster or
Justice, M. Hadoslaveli; mlnlster of eduea.
Hen, M. VoUchell.
The new government has Issued a procla
mation stating that l'rlnce Alexaudur had
ronderod great t-ervlcns te Uulgarla en the
Uittlo-lleld, but that he had ten llttle regard
for Itulgnria's position aa a slave state nnd
the malnleneuce of friendly relations with
Hussta te longer remain at llie head or the
govern ment.
Lonijen, Aug. 2J. The deposition of
l'rlnce Alexander, of Bulgaria, by the popu pepu popu
lace, has caused a profound sensation In po
litical nnd llnaticlnl circles here. Consels
have fallen " per cenL bIiice the opening of
the market. Kgyptinu bends fell one per
cenL, and Turkish and Husslan Becuritles
Irem ene te two per cenL Other Bocurllien
are llaL The market Is new (J p. 111.) recov
ering. ItuaatA Nut surir!seil.
Sr. Pi;Ti;us;it;itti, Aug. 21. Judging from
the editorials in the Husslan newspapers:
respecting the dopesltton of l'rlnce Alex,
ander they are less surprised at It than they
were by thu revelt lu l.astern Heu inella In
1SS5, when the HoumeleLs proclaimed lit
favor et l'rlnce Aloxander.
The Vctlomeste (the Oazolte) Bays:
"Hunsla must speak weighty words If It Is
Iter deslru net te lese control el the districts
et Bulgaria."
The Aoveitc says: "It Is probable that
Hujsla will directly lntorveno."
The Husslan newspapers gouerally remark
that the fdreigii press w ere ceuf used In re
gard te the rolatleus et the thrcp omperora.
It Slartlea I'reuiler 8aIUIiury.
Londen, Aug. 2J. The Marquis or Salis
bury has returned te Londen, and te-day
had a long conferenco with the Farl of
Iddleslelgh, mlnlster of foreign affairs, re
specting the Hulgarlan coup d' etat. It is
said that the deposition of l'rlnce Aloxander
was a cotnplete surprlse te both tbe premier
and Lord Iddleslelgh.
Bays It Wai a Ceneplracy.
Londen, Aug. 23, The Tunes Vienna cor
respondent says that Prlnca Aloxander, of
Bulgaria, was depesed by a conspiracy and
escorted te Wldder, whero he embarked en
Sunday for Soverlu Iu Wallachla. Tlie
prlnce's prime mlnlster, M. Karavolelf, de de
manded the former's deposition.
Intense Kxcltement In Keuiiiaulil.
HucnxnnsT, Aug. 2.J. The nens of the
deiKisltlen of Prlnce Aloxnnder, of liulgnria,
has created Intonse oxcltemont throughout
Heumnnia. King Charles Is new presiding
at a cabinet meeting convened expressly te
discuss tbe coup d' etat iu Bulgaria. An ox ex
cited crowd is gathered outside llie pilace
gates.
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VUHStAS II. K.tTO.V r.XVLAltiS
That He Mid Net Use Undue Inltuonce In the
Webster Case.
Washington, D. C, Aug. 23. The ljst
this morning publishes a letler from Dermau
H. Faten, justifying the appeintment of W.
II. Wobster te be chlei examluer of the civil
serv Ice commission, nnd deuylng that he used'
undue influonce w ith the prosldent te socure
Mr. Wohster's appohitmenL Knewing Mr.
Wobster's onilnent tltness for the position,
Mr. IZaten morely brought his nnuie aud
(luallflcatiens te the attention of the pros pres pros
leont and then let It rest ; and he
adds that "tbeje best acquainted with
the president's standard or duty nre well
aware that what may be called Inllueticy
avails nothing with lilm."
Mr. Eaten says Mr. Wehster's capacity fur
the place has beeu demonstrated beyond
doubt by his sorvices as chairman of tba
principal exatulnlng beard at Washington for
tevoralyears, and as chairman of the examin
ing beard In the pbhsien office, and that his
geed ialth and fairness have never been ques
tioned. Mr. Elten thinks tbe prosldent lu
this matter, as In many ether?, has shown a
wisdom qulte beyond that or his party, aud
his action is but another ovidenco that ha
cares much mero for the success of rolerm
aud the Interests of the country thau he does
for patrenage or the applause of p irtlaaus.
A l'reltlit feel Dissolved.
Cuattanoeua, Teun., Aug. 23. The ap
proaching dissolution of the Southern freight
peel is absorbing much interest in railroad
circles here. The elllclals of the Queen fc
Crebcent reute claim that they have net been
treated fairly and will withdraw from the
peel en Septomber 1, and as thelr rival, the
Louisvllle it Nashvllle, will fellow suit, the
Inte of the peel is sottled. llallread men
predict that a rate war will ensue and oue
general manager asserts that if the freight
ceuie3 he will haul freight at the rate or two
ceuts per 100 nhuudred miles. The .Southern
reads, they say, wero making meney under
the peel and when It is broken up nethlug
but disaster will fellow.
(lUiUtone Will Still Klght for Ireland.
Londen, Aug 23. Mr. Gladstene In an
addreas dellvored at Chlslehurst te-day Bald
he would coutlnue te struggle for the restor
ation of happiness te Ire'.and. British pre
udlces against Irelaud, he declares, was
rapidly disappearing. "All authorities agree," -he
coutlnued, "that the relations of the two
countries are mlserable as far as the Irish i
were conceruod, and the honor or England
requlred au Immedlate sottleuiont of tbe IrUta
quostieu.
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The Trestles fall. Hut Ne One Hurt. V
HAitnisnuite, Pa., Aug. 23. Some of tbe ST I
large trestles used in moving tne uteds at iA
Pennsylvania ruiireu vuiuif lei wim wv,- i
ing and created great excltemeut for tbe tirae
being. Ne persen was hurt, although soveral
workmen inade narrow escape " 5
.!-.. n....ut .i.iin i.a immiIim vrrA lialntf
UOIIIUmuiieu nmi iu ."- VV
changed te positions required te give wJ
sheds tbe last grand mere.
Nail r-rders en Strike;
RrRnnKVVir.r.K. Ohie, August 23. On I
Vri.iaioti,nil.feedeni employed at I
mi., iwr. works notified the nailers that;
.i..r,.i.i iine.ualf for cutting cold Mm
n.i three-llftU for cutting het Irs;
Plate This morning the
tr.,tnd te crant the demand. The
went out ou a strikeaud the nail mill Ui
down.
A Weiuau ltlea WerlU 3,W9,. '
Tnev, N. Y., Aug.21.Mra, H&Wy HN
of this city, died UiU morning la tm
v..-r Hlm'was worth about ffi.W),. H
n.rir. her father, virtually 00U1W4
iron business hore, beglnnlng M wtf
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