" .: j-t. UC -V, ,5nr ' .: pv i i: i t ". r 'V. rs , VOLUME XXIII NO. 52. LANCASTER l A., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, L88U. PIUOE TWO OKI .n. . , ji jtf. (Stye Jattfaitair Ml TO0t .-. r .IKI.MI.N I.UKNI.I) TO 1IKATII. tiAHuir.it neus a hum) n.uir.H iir .t J'Al.l.l.MI tl.UUIt. t'littlKK llie l).lilljT l.lnl-AKUiilee ill Men CJnuliril In a licit nl I Ira All Agun- UlliK hi rim u In n Hmm rl- Kiiltru liy llinan VVIi.i U llllt-sitil II. 'llie lour story sloie hiiiI IiawiiiuiiI build ing at NlW. la, 10 Htlll toil Madisen stteel, I'lilc.ige, owned by L. H. C. I'mlcr nml ix mpled by thu llumlyeni Kulibur ceuipnuy, Hjltsbuiy ACllil", mblwr deatet i Knlghl A Leenard, printers , William Wllwili, IkhjK insuiilailiiier j It. (). tUrdmia, lek pub pub llher, nml dm liiigter lilltn'Krrtl'liliiK com puny, were totally diuliuyed liy llt al mi xitilv hour (-Sunday morning, taiinlugn Ids ul JLVO.OOO., 1 1 Tti tliti most tlvHiriiftnu llre (H)ii tlii'iu let fieine time, and ikuiIUeiI, un loiiutiateli, in Hi" death of tun IIiuiiiuii nml in fatal liijiif !- In twoeivei uieiiit'ei of the Urn vitiil. Thu Killed nte II. (. rt'liitn nml hum lliitrnoiueiike, iiiuiubcia ul tin) Mid UiMi'ume psliel. Tlie fatally minted ale W illiaui Untidy, I'. Mullen mitt J oil ii MiUovern, Wlllnin Cernell, llre iiiniiiMiati itiiHiilitr; 1'iiptnlii Jaunt I Initie Httil I Itu Mamlial Kudole, weie mute or l(.uxMilutily lutired. I liu building nudhtlnmuiable structum and must have been Imriiliig ttir aome Unto 1'ClOIU It MU lllSCOVOIOtl. sl.uvvlV lle.Vsll.li in m A I II. I htee alarms brought twenty original lu tlie mono, nml fur tin i'e hour allerwaids lliu liteincu had a desperate IIkIiI with tlie ail van. ing Haines. Whlle the liinumilte patlul muit mini toverlug "P go-! '' the Ural Heur, two piiulmg pie-wen limn tlie llitul lloer Ivll through in Ititt bisenient, tarrying soveralet lliu patml wltli tlitiiu. 1 Imi wuiu Inkun out hIUc, lint l'aiiHrtil mul Itot'rn Itet'rn Itot'rn iitvtike wpre I'lnnixt te Uie Kruiitiil liy linivy tinilHiiHutiit MeriiBlertly ruiituil te iliulli. 'I'lie imiirlmineil imiti i IiiIeIhhI i tniMill tly i tlie Iren lima mul wliwM, ImkrIiik ttiulr leinriultii te kill Ilium, i tliuy cuulil net Kt ilium out 'Uie mnnr of llie Imieiiiciit Imil llOl'OllMlCllllktxl ll, Hllll till' tlllllll'IHWlllllOtlllt f u ntpr tlirunn tiitotUetiiiililuiK nniiHplill) Kill); iiiulur thelr eyuN, lill" tlie IUtu" )or RruiluMly i'rttln thvir nay IehhiiI tlietti. (.'lilvlUnt'Onloenlotiiil Ml oiilne ilo ile t.u'liml I rum n llre pliiK Httil nut te work pi i m pi uk tlm lii'Oiuimt of tlie llrHHln, islilln Jtti work of tlie otlier euuttii'i ivnx Moubleil iiKHliiiit Hit) ure. I'lie wuleii iUiI juttrcu'lied ltixirKOtiiDiike'it cliln wlien tliey beRati te k il'Mi mul the IUiiiph reni. tni'tiriHl te rtveiiii. AVItli tlm nil) el aok aek iriiwi tlie fnllcn niAi'lilciery wits nl lit rtiitvil, nml Ui.oreiiMtiko who ler ne.irly t lit CO 'pinrtt'rn of mi hour uml nulleiwl In ImiwitKOilOHi WBiexlrlcaUHl nm! ijurlcil te Hit lunplhtl, w liore he il toil. 1'Hptiii'nii'x linly dm net ri'itoheil till Kfter n letij; kimicIi, wheu he ui uken out ile nl. Ili'ltlltlll 1 Ml 1 II X I 1,11. lnit hnlf n.nt llirre o'clock two ikoie el U intern I iilen telcRripli line roplrer nn. i "ihIihI te Dim rer of tlm Imllillnc ailJeliiliiR lint (hh'me of llie i.itaitioptie te llx mitne wlrc, mul in itrnwliiK n i xlite oter llie luitlilltiK I.iewiiiihI n ten or mero or ilelirK It wi'tit nulling Inte the teli.ir nml sinking Me i.eM'rn luulllntnil him In ii"ln'klm;iiMiiiicr. Ile Ht eitrli-jitiHl mul ioiiiemmI te theiviiuly h.i.-plUI, MiiileniiK Krcnl Hi;iuy I'he tins te lliu ilujr oeinMiiy M !', mil, witn hii limiirmu-e of ij,oeo. .ilibury .V t lliie'n liwi it fiiU.tKHl, with mi initiirtme ellii,wl. Kullit A l.ttennril'it le4 H f.v. lilt, liiiuram e uiikiiewti. The elhvr4 leu irein Jl.i.ueO te J..,i)iHi, unil me uutiiniiretl. 'l'i i lei nril IhIkkIiii; uii'll." Sen' Krt, ttiiitt.fr . I'urUmly. ote lur Hum llrm'li bar, briikl.iji't. mi. tin i ).i. in i .111:31 .inei. . SiiUIjIc Dlnpliy lilth III luOu'l" 111' 1 IIih (Iretrr Cletatauil ' tin Jaiithf iniiiit, lleirlfllK'lirysiithuiiiuti etlillutli'ii of tlm Nun Yolk ll.iiUrllltilr.il wt ij will .e eKiuil in ('e.tui'.-.iiiui lull, Upm.Ih.i3' uml 1 Tl tliliil tnit, New ii,, nit I iui4ily nct, .iiul will iMiiiliiue iiiulur tint wpek. 'I he rH.iiitlii'iiiiiiu 14 thu iitimiMl llnncr el liip.ui. Thoiclure the lieilttnlluirtl nouety llH4 p.epuiil h leaul for Sew Yerk Hener Ioei4 by eiiKaRltiK h p.ut "I thu I tpmit'HO MlUe Ireiipu wUu Ii (einifilj Kl" mi cxlil billen lu llie MmliH n Huaiu ;mili'ii, ami by arrauuiK le linie the Japiiiiwe Ml li;e "in rutin JeJ b .l.tpaiii'u nr ilen. 'llie I'fiitre or the builtllng wlueli m ut'iirly -I"' frul limn mul ntiirly h"J feet n uie will Hi taken up te, the .milen. 'llie t llluKe will be nl the rear el llie biiililnit- nml opHMlletho main I'lilraure. nullum wnlkri will lead liter Jnp,ummitmri asotile Japanrie balceiili'i ami J,iiaiir"i' Niiiumer Iiuiheh. On ua. h Hlileulll !l'Kitiiiiir.VH.iuthimiumnlnimM in the form of laiiH, wiei'iih, mul rululiewN, like llioie lit llie nrnuiiilN of jHpaiifhe neble litlillllOH 111 tlm atileii will Imi hwii nuiiy i tiryaaiiUieuiumi which wote Imporleil Inuii Japili, and ImMi net HnnuK'il hiiue thulr or riial. Cut tlunurH by tliuusaiiilH arole becx IiiIiIUmI m;nlliit the lour walls el the builil iiikh, which will be hlililen by Dili kets of palius, oak mul uvorgreeiiH. new Icaturoetlho exliibilnm U114 nr ih the ottnlextio cetitalnliiK oer l.iim an-elie-4, w llli naitieM mero or leas pronuiiiico prenuiiiico pronuiiiice ablo. Tlioceen nre oniatiienteil with re production lu color of watur-ioler Hkotcties ofcliryHiulheiuuius, ami by lluteil muhem lu teiiutrle'i whero the llowetx bloom. The iiewest'chryR.iulhcmum N otte wlilrli en ac lOiint of Us iiaiuu will be Hiirreuiiiluil by ail nilrliiK oyei. Il It the " .MtH. lt vi I'love ami " Miriety, crown by Jehn 'Ihiupe el linoeiiH, secretary of the New erk horiKiil heriKiil turul Hotlely, Ills a HtieillliiK taken Injin llie "Oruer C'loe!ainl " thryHHiilheimiiii, alie grown by Mr. Tlirope. Tlie "Mm. llreMr Cleviilaml " cliryxaiilhumuiii Uah lout;, white HitalK, nml each bloom U II m) in. hi 4 In illatuetur. It will boniiiieeiiHiuoiiK iiiryHatitheiiititiiH. Cappn's Seventh Hegl uieiit liauil will play ter the epeulng en I'ueHilay afternoon "I'he ijueuu el Aiituinn'a Mamh," compesoil by I'apju ,uul iltnlicaleil te MrH. t'loetauil. Tliore will be concerts both afternoon nml e enlug, The pieiiiluuiH ellereil lu money mul in ill Mil m j aiii"iinlii te uearly fJ.Oue. Tlilsjcnr llie largest iiieuuy pi,.e i "r ixiletn Klen Is ollareil for conietltleii liy lluriiln, gontlo gentlo gontle iiicii'h Kaiileuerx, or Kumteurs. It 11 called llie open rlas4 urauil prize. The huiii el t ' H isollered fur the bi'Kt distinct arielv, double, te IwHhewn in (ie's net cii.ediui; II Inches in illauiuter, anil (l.iilfer i Hccetul bint, unil 100 ler third. 1'er thu best group et in standard blooms, illntltut, fte ii ellereil, Hoeontl besl Mu, ami third, Ju 1 e Hi1 " 'hsm Heme of thnitlmiilmds entered te he shown are ever IHe icet In diameter. Kpeclmen plants trained in bush form uie in many in in Hlances le feet In clrciunhHonce. At His KliiKl. Ihore was a very larise crowd at the Mien Mien Mien neichoreii Saturday eveuiiig. 'Ihere was ilmiciiiK until U o'clock mid alter that the Wlliuer Urotliern rbmi mi entertaliiuieiiL They Intioduced their trotipe et trained degi mul the animals performed a number of tricks iutiilllKunlly, Uue el tlieut hiicciiss- Itillyaccoinpilsheil thelcatnf nalktnga rope across Uie atage. Charles Winner walked a repe strotclied irem the state te tlie nailery, going ever forwards and retttrnlng back wards. Alter this part of the show thore was dancing until hnlf past twole o'clock. Tliere wern t-l hundred people at the Idii rastn rink en uturil.iv enlng. The at at traitleus were deorge Wlillby and his wlle l.ticy. The Ii ruier gae nil acrobatic jior jier jior leriiianci', mid thu latter swung clubs. The 1 tnllan ori'heslra liasUen ungaged tefiiiulsli he uiubie during llie week. lliey Will i:liil lllin "Maxwell Slowuseu, tlie mail whom Id,- 000 laboring men of riillailelphla potlliuned UiImvcoiue a caudldate," wero llie words lu which Uhalrmau ilelCenna inlreiliiced liim al tlie rillauurg meetlug. A l.ree Kei, On Saturday WlUlain Hpeng f-miKlit large cel en a threw line in the Conestoga near WhBt Olen. It inoatured threo feet four inches lu leaglU and was ten Inchei around at the thlckest iiart. mm ten ii hk m iniAViin.tii, Tlm llirfu full TUkaM Irt ! ViiUtl In llm llitrti llUlllrUtll llie :iinilr. Tollewliig Is Uie Ucknl ler llie tlly : HTATIi I'er (lovertior. UIIAUNUKY K. HtiAUK. I'er t.leutnnant (liivuriiui. It. HIUJUi: UIOKKTIS. I'er Aiidlterflenntiil. wiiii.tAM j. iihi:nni..n. I'er HonreUry of Internal Allalic J.UIMrmiN AI'HU'A. COl'NTY. I or (JotigreHHiiinu al lisiue. MAXWIIMi Hfl'.VKNJiUN. I'er Ceiikihss. KDWAIUIMctiOVKHN. Ker Annnmbly (I'lrst lllnlilel ) HKNitYimAUjiimi. I'er DHtrh t Attotney. JOHN IX MALUM- I'er l'rlsen Iiisptututs. OKOlKini'ONT. J. V. W1SIX I'er lllrectoiaet the I'imh. II. J. IIaKNKH. JAL'OMHNKA'lli. I'er County Hin totei. I. It. Winn:. I ollewliig Is lliu ticket fm the Neilheiti ilMlllcl . HTATli l-or limernei. iiiai;nci:y i: iuiAck. I'er I.loiiteiiaiit-Omeruet. it iiucui:mcKi:rra. I'er Auditor (inneral. Wll.lilAM J. IHir.NNKN. 1 or Kwtetarv et Internal All tlm. J.H1MP.SON Al'HH'A. curNT. ler I'eilBieHiman-iit-UiiiiO. MAXWI'.lili HI'KVUNhON. I'er l'enuieM. i.mvAiii)Jiitievi;iis, ler Hetmler (XIV. lllntrlLt.) I'. V. HUI.U I'er AKiembly (III. IH'iUIU.) II. N. MOIII.r.K. I.IV. l'AINTIIK. iil.O. V. WAIION. I or IHfiliict Altuiliei. Jehn i:. malum;. I'er 1'rlmin liispei'tiiis. i.i eitui: I'e.vjz. J. V. WIS1X l-'or Dlrocteis el the l'oet. It J. 1IAKM-S. JAt'UIIHNKATII. J'er County Nun oyei. I . It. WlUTli lollewlug is the ticket lui llie Southern ilHtilit . Sl'AI'i:. 1 or limernei. i HAL'NCUY I'. 11LACK. I'er Lloiiteiiaiibtiovernur. It. llltl Ci; KtCKBTTN. I'er Auditor (leneral. WILLIAM J. HKi;NNLN. I'er Secretary of Internal Allans. J. MMI'SON AKUICA. COUNTY, l-or I'otigresstnan.Ht.Larco. MAWVKLL STLVKNKO.N. I'er Cotigreon. i.dvakumiuuvi:hn. I or Assembly fHeceml District.) II. M. BLACK. A. h. MILLKIC I'er District Attorney. JOHN K. malum:. I'er 1'rlseu ItiHxteiM. i.r.euiii: reN'i'- .1. V. W1MK. Ker DirecterM of the I'oei. It. J. ItAllNlkS. jacuij.sm:.'I'ii. I'er Ceiiulv buiM'ur. It. WIIITIi" I ' I'l I forward labelling lueii." A'ew hiu, ict-tlitr .' . Cerlaluly ; vete ler Henry DraUi bar, bilcklajer. rmiiTimi unit itvnm ahu IIpikk County Mitftkcni ami rainivf Have h limy Tlmr. Al Mount Pleasant, lierks county, at an early hour Saturday tnernlng burglars bruke into llie stoie of OlKild A Sen. They weie heaid by the Imully, who e-nii'ied looms overhead, and Mr. OLmjIiI and Ills seu went down into the atoie room armed. A large, burly man In a maik demanded ;tbe Obelds te gel baik, and instantly commeuciil llrlng his revolver at them. The Messrs. Obetd steed their ground nod leturned tlie burglar's lire. The rubber was covering tlie retreat et thrisief his companions, who had carried oil alHiut t.KH) north of jewelry, vvalches and light goods. Suddenly Iho tmrglat'ri ilghl arm drepptsl te his side as he was emptying ills pistol el Us last shot, indicating that he was badly wounded. Twe of his compan ions rushed in, heleit him out and threw him In a wagon ami hastily dreir , i iv m lliu darkness. O.ie el ihe bull ' ' ta hi i'ie lull ear of young Ooeld. Alaitil the same tlioe 1 a -liei mumbi'i s of the gang nllnckul the ratlniad Nlalleii at steiiisvllle, and iebbis.1 it el tl . An arimsJ osse of Inrmura gave chase down tlie rail road, and alter a run of three mfles ene el llie gang was brought te a standstill. He diew a revolver, and threatened le kill the tirH nisii thai appreai hed. William llelnly and William K. Perter, two jeuiig larmeis, cleseil in en thu lean. Ile pulled the trigger, but the cartridge railed le explode, and be foie he leiild receck his wuaism he had been knocked down, and in a few inoiiienU was lied securely. A let of money, a lady's geld watch, live bunches el InlMi kevs, wux can dies, hies, mid a let of burglais' tools weie leiiud in his isx'ketH. A let or private rail road keys, duplicates el llie original", woie also leiiud. About II ve o'clock in the morning a second member el thu gang was v. iptureil at Iho pis tol's p. ml lurlher up the read. The same gang lobbed thu liquor store el bell A Hlioneuei at Womelsitort. Ilvlm million services nl bt. htei'hen n The '.h annivursary of the nailing el Iho ninety live theses le the deer of the church nl V Ittuuburg, Ueruiany, by Martin Luther, was celebrated al St. Stephen's Llllhernn church Sunday morning, and evening. The decoration were among the finest lu the history et the church. Un the altar steed lliree handsome Meral designs, anchor, ciess and harp, thu pulpit was losteoned with greens. lu the nun mug the pastor, Ituv. I; Mets tur, pi cached n sermon Irem lleiiians i , 10 : " 1 or 1 am nut ashamed of the gesK.I of Christ , ler it is tlie ower el lied unto mlva mlva lien le every etie that bclievetli." The sor ser sor iiieu had special relorence te Luther's Hpirlt ual struggle and its otlteomo, lKith In regaul te hliiiHelf and the church. In the evening children's sorvlce was held, and the ellicers, teachers and pupils of the Sabbath school nuu iiioie class Willi me ceugrugaiiuu in dulged In singing and olher services appro priate te the occasion. The duet anil cernet sole by Mr. K Weber and Miss Augusta Vall was excellent. All ihe ether Lutheran churches el this city en Sunday celebrated the anniversary et tlie Iteformatleii. Large congregations at tended nil of them. Iren Workers Compromise. At Harrlsburg, Pa., the men who went out en ii strlke nt ISalley's Iren works en the tilth of August, will return te work this morning, a compromise having been allocted. The men had demanded ft per ten, but resiiiuu work at f.l.Ki. Werk will net be resumed lu llie Ceutral Iren works until about Wednes day, en account of necessary repairs te llui nun. iiiu resumption et work at lliuse nuns will glve oinpleymont le uearly U00 men. A Hurtling Uual Mine. '1 he Standard coal mine, at Mount Pleas ant, Peuiia., caught lire from furnace sparks en Saturday nlgliU In lass than an hour the tlpple shaft and onglne house wero destroy ed and the mlne tlien Ignited and Is still Imrn lug tiercel v. More thau 100 moil are thrown out of work by the tire. Yesterday morning u column of llaineniid sinoke was leanlni: I irem the ineutli of tlie shaft te a helglit of 10U feet. Tlie uilue will be tluoded at ouie. TIIK 1'OIiITIUAIi OUTLOOK. A fHln.l,llY iron IILAVK UV MUM ixeihi re ;w,twe. Til Uliiiifl ul tlm Mlsl Umnpalftit, Wlilili ttai Vuniluf toil Willi Kilrnuiillimrjr Viger. Why Ilia ltriiitiliiani ma Furs. iloeinvil In Nunr llclrat. llslilahuig IIUmtcli te N .min. ThecampfllKii In this statu has been oueof extraordinary lger en all sides, hut no can vans has Isieti mero aethu than that el the I'lohlbltlenlsls. Thu ctnilldst') of Hint wtly lias sjHjkun In mery county of the slale excel't tliloe or four. He has liiade two spoechos overy day, and Ihey wero lung mid exhatistiie ones. He has person, ally attuniled te the organization of county tickets, and rejHirls that tliore will be a lull I'rohlhltleu county ticket in the Held lu uvery ixuinty lu llie nuile. The 1'rolil 1'relil 1'rolil billen Mite is estimated variously. Nome put tlm total as high as lll,eiij, and ethers put 11 down te 3!l,uoe, U'olfe thinks it V7I11 be 110,1X1) or upwards. De reasons this nay : Them wero 1.'i,ij00 I'rolilbltleu votes polled In the prrsldcutlal year. Then tliore was net a single local orKshlzillen 111 the slate -that is, no county ticket or oeuttty oomtiilt eomtiilt oemtiilt teolo work ler the parly. Tills year overy leiinly has both, and In evnry rjise tlioinen bio active and energetic Wolle luqtiiresat each plaie he dilti what the vete will be as compared with IHsl, and llnds tlie estimates le be twice, three times, four times and tip le ten tlmeM as many. In order le be within roaien, he puts theaveiaga at fourfold In creases, winch liiakus llie total W.OOO, but confidentially he claims .0,000 lueru than thsL With W,ir) I'rolilbltleu voles and a full j-ell el the DHinecratic vli. of tlioHtate,Uev. Illack should lend lien. Heaver by at least IU,U0U votes. In I'tSJliii. IMttisiin loll -yi.UUU be hind the vete given le den. Hancock two jeurs beleie, nml jet was olected by a plurality oxceeillng le,ijtu. hluce lb&0 the llomecrattc vetu et the statu has Increased at least Ien (xr i-3HL, which vvejld bring It tip te I.V.1,000. Hujis)siiig that nm per cent, of this Democratic vete will i et be polled next TuesIay, the DemiHirath mho ticket should htlll htcIvh IOe,t)(Mi votes, 4i,w) mero than the vete which elected iiui I'altlseu four years age. II Is expected Hint tlie llepuhllcatis of riiliadelphla will Ite-rease the majority glv en In that city te Iteaver lour years age. t.ev. l'attlsen's iionieual imptilarlty In l'hlladol l'hlladel phln was a great help te the Democratic tlckel In that city In 12. It probably made a ilifferonceor 10, WK) veliti against the Repub lican, (ion. Henver'a plurality In Philadel phia may therotero lie set down at 1.1,000 te JO.oeit, Ittit this incrmute will Ieave25,0(i te .to.eoo uf Iho I'attlsen plurality te Is) over ever over eount. Can the Republicans gain -),l.M or JO.tnnj votes ouUlde or l'hlludelplil.i ? Ne anne tiiau will ray Ihey can. On the con trary It is likely that In uvery county except Tiega, llradferd, Lancaster, Allegheny, mid peisihly I'ranklln, they will lese en thu 1 leaver voteol 18i lullilini: I'rrnUU. I he fellow lug building permits hav e been Issued by the mayor during the month of Octeber: Hear A- McNabb, (.rant and Christian streets, ,1-slery brick vvareheu.su. Henry .Shlndle, West King, lietvv ecu ltuby mid Careline stroets, brick dwelling heuse. A. .uercher, .Seuth Qiieen, between Ilar.el and llager streets, building In rear of dwell ing. Ilenj. K. Mvers, Last Walnut, lietwoen hhlppeii and Plum, two-story brick dwelling house. II. If. Dlllenilerller, Mary, between Clay and High streets, frame dwelling house. Jeseph Ostlielm, Walnut, between Prim e ami Water streets, 0110-story brick warelieuse. Jacob HeIsh, West (J ran go street, between Water nmi Mllllsirry, brick kitchen. Martin Smith, Lew street, between Seuth Duke and Keckland, brick dwelling house. 11. W. and A. J. Harls'rger, West Chest mil, Is'twwu Prliiceaud Market KtreeLs, two story In Ii k heuse. Allied Dlller, Lemen clns't, between Water mid Prim 1', brick building fur wheel lacter. David It. Jellrlcs, .N.nlh Marj', between Chestuutmid Walnut, btlik dwelling. VI r. Hi-ii.1. i.tl Illii VVrlliiiis .iluiiey. At New Haven, Conn., the jury In the Wellen Iterith will case, vvhtili had been en trial lorseveral wisiks p'vst, returned a ver dict Saturday alternoeii in laver of Henry Hergh. Iy Hill decision Mr. Hergh's society tlmt for the prev eiilmn el cruelly te Riilmals will leiolveflao.otii). Carrle Wei Wei ten, who lelt the money te Mr. Ilergh, was a rather eccentric Waleriiury lad, who was Irezen te death wtjile ai ending it meuntalu III Colerado two ears age. Miss Wolten's ielatlves triisl te break thu will en the ground et limaiiilv. " I'i 1 lerward lalsiruig luen." .Yn V.Vu, iht.ji.er 1 '. CerUluly ; vete ler Henry Dracli I ar, brlcklayer. Il'iilliln lrRrilyul a Minn. fsvturday allorneou, at the llenuelt Slope el W. (1. Payne A Ce. 's colliery, near Kings Kings eon, Pa., William Moses, one of the eldest mining engineers in Lu'rne cetuitv, was given the slgiunl te heist the cage from the IhiUeiii et the shalt, .100 leut deep. He started llie engine Just as Jehn llredda, the footman, was ruutiliig aiar tiieu ihe cage. The sud den heisting threw llredda oil, mid in hilling he was caught ltwiHin the cage and the Irame-werk inthehide et the shult mid killed. h s'Min as Engineer Moses liurned el what had happened, lie walked l( ih room near by, lisik a revolver Irem his cevt picket and blew Ins brains out. MlRtit I un Hatlutln) l.veiiliir;. On Saturday evening h slight tire occurred 111 the house el Charles Hemluy, who losldes in Kahl's court in the western part of town. One el Iho boys was up stairs dawning when by semu means the coal oil lamp was upset. It iell tiKin the fleer, but with great presence ut mind the young man smothered llie flames with it piece nt carpet Tlie damage was very slight. An alarm ut lire was struck Iieiii Ikix 1.1. nl Lemen nml Mary streets, mul the department w as en Iiand,but their services weie net necessary. libit;" llcatrejeil, .evvs was received lu New ."aland en ,Septemlier,Il, that soma native villages were destieyed by 11 volcanic eruption en the island el Niafu, in llie Tonga group el the l''rii'itdly Islands. The whole Island has Isjeu devastated by volcanic deposit. White 1st mil, 111 the Hay el Plenty, is In n stale of active eruption, a vast column of smoke as 1 ui ding Irem the Island te the height of 1,000 tout. iuMa) Nutv sluiiil ItatilillH. l'rein te-day it will bu lawful te sheet rah bits, and from this time until Jan. 1st hun dreds of them will be slain and brought te thu Lancaster markets. Farmers say they nre plentiful this season, a lact attributed te 1110 dry weatner iiuriug 1110 suuiuiur. iu wet weather during the tlme of breixltng, many of tlie young are drewned. All Mini' Ilaj. Te day is All Saints' day lu the Catholle church and Is a holiday of obligation. It is a recognition el the doctrlue that the saints lu 1 leaven are lu communion with the church en earth. Appropriate services wote held iu the local Catholle churches. A Pointer lur National Itanka. Attorney Ueueral (larland lias given mi opinion that national banks must doiesll In terest laming bends te secttru their circu lation, and Hint called three per cent, bends cannot Ihi used as a basis of circulation. llnrte Hliilrn, On Kiturday night a re.ui horse, 15 hands high, with blaek uiatie and tall and lieavy deck aud small lump ou luslde et left hind leg, was stelen from the stable of J. W. Bald win, at CochrenTlllo. Lnncaster pollcehavo been notified. this rutm mum riiAiti ah v. IIiiit the Voters ul lniitjltiili Cut Their lunula In III Klixllen uf IHHJ. Following Is tlie vete by countles, as cast for thu Ilvo state candidates In iss'J ! nevuiMiMi IHHJ. rut nT 5 I i 5 a sU ? r I Ii! : : P Li 5 3UII -y7r, ui ! m '?S! '?'" " w im .... 3MI ljl RS ,, ,-iv, .... J(A rl 731 j 4j7 .... W.'l SIIJ SVI J 511 .. . 3-7U Hi; vf, ,, Tl ii ?!' iM i"1' J5 777U, I.KII, ma 31 Xt.i 3II S' 1, j, "M "" " ' .. I'l w, -s 3tl mil 18J n i 1171 Jifi j, v, i .. m nn nil ftrjt i'i . .Iin lO' 115 l 4e .. . 4lrj ?..? 1 . 14, .... W!l I7l 'JM .11 11 .... 41 17H m ldf i! ... Uttt .1711 15 Ji JTcj un .... nm .,!, 371 r,1 ai ri7ii inn rx. n S7I .... ssw im; trn ii u 17 ait ri j ii, 57 'lilt. 67', 'jr., 77; .. . 51IJI JUfi , jl i,-)t ... KS .T-,1 1 . 27-, .... 445 OiAl UI3i n II . . ion. l, w, 1 1 .... 3-M1' ICli i'l 1BJ .... riJ ilill Vtl, I. 371 ice .i, nil u-, .... nfil, eis ivai , iu .... IH-W ir?'1 M III .... tti runt 7fi jei in !M5 1 rte D .VI J.1 . .. 'ill KM ill; 111 ill 2779) Ull lli U i . . 7313, 5-17 IMi 7 Ji ltiBO 7117 Ki: iJ. 117 rdli j e at in IM7 IMI an t i.'i 4.M7 Ii ,, 7i., an ... 1771) J37i Is! 11,1 in Zllll ru ifi 5' ii ... luwi vjs e-.-il si ti ir.l urn 7, , us , 7U it,, r,r, r.i, iu7 CUUN'l'lKfi, Ailmiis Allegheny Armittiuiig Heaver llodfeid Ilerks... 1 lllalr Ilratlferil Itueks Ilutler l.'iiiubrls. ........ Camel en Cuibeii Centie l.hester Clarien .. Clearfield Clinten . .. Columbia .... Crawtiiul Ciiriiberlnnil .... Iiaiipliln Di'lavvate I'.lk Kite Kiiyctte Keiest r'lankllll Kulton lllcene Huntingdon Indiana .IciTenieii Juniata ... . fjickawaiuili .... .anciuler.. .. Law lento belianeii behlKli I.uzcine Lycoming . ... .vicKcan Men ci ., Mlfllln .Menree . Montireiiieiy . - .iionieur Northampton Vertlm linbei retry l'hlladrlplda.. 1'lke Petter Schuylkill ... snyder HomeiTCl sulllvaii . - .. fsiisqucliamia . T'eua Union Vunnnse Waricn Washliigtuu . Wayne VVcstinerelaniV Wvemlng ... erk The Yule lu lvniantrr. Following is the vete lu ihe legislative contest In this city two years ai?e : Davis. '."Jl 3s7 Uahter. l!-5 UiyJ JI5 110 J 10 .178 0I Me XG7 First Ward "Second ' Third ' Fourth " Filth " Slxtli " Soventh" Klghth " Ninth " . J27 . 110 . S67 . MH . I7 . ifi . til till UtT! . Ml Davis' majority. " Pit forward Isljerlng men." .Vciu Am, Of tuber i". Certainly; vete for Henry Drach Uir, bricklayer. A llK3lAttKAIll.lt IHVIIKADB. Ill llelh InleriiMt Icatenun anil l'uslnniie lluel ntta In tbli City The lollewlug llgures aru worthy or the careful perusal of all disinterested citizens as showing the big Increase et business In both the Internal revenun returns el the Ninth district mid the lsmtolllcuef Lancaster under a Democratic administration. The llrst ligures are these from Collector Jehn T. Macltonigle's etlli-u. As will lie seen the total estimated colln'tlens for ISnI lsk7 are mure than f 100,000 lu excess of theso collected In the last year el Heptiblican ad ministration el the ellke. The figure? are liore given 1811. I-Kl. I137.UU i.i 111,940 I'J i,m 7 .7 ywi ii .1 uly Aug. Sept Oct . ,lltl,57S M .. llt.7tO 13 .. 1J7.37I .V7 . . Up.IUS 49 l7".Di7 i; lelal collcclleils Itrl-lNv. " " iSJ-Ui .. . Total collections estimated l- I-, A IIOUIU At lllf) I'OituttllD. 1 1, 3.13,0 in y , l.lli.bM) II 1,700,U'A) UU Al the postetlice the business luuves steadily upward, the increase of October's business ever that of heptember being fl,. .IM (W. Following nre the ugures : Ocl Itoclstereil Inters dellveiiLl 2$ Sept. 10 76,Ii 1I.U1 4,7il I.SU1 .ki.Hj.I ii,.'i.i; li,luli .i,i 1 1 U7.;.s5 Mail letters. itellvcieil . .. . si,73 Mall nestal ciuds dellveieJ 13,Jel Ical letters delivered I ,''' IicjiI postal cards dellv end . S,iir Nuwspariers.Ac. dellveitd . 51,711 M'lters collected r.'.-Tl 1'esUvl cants collected iss-ii Newspapers, .te, cellecli'il ... ,ii7 .Vmeuiit leLclved fei alaiupj il.lll.iJ "l'l 1 forward laboring men." -Void I.'ru, Oclubcrx). Certainly; vete ler Heury Drach biir, bricklayer. 11111 Kl' si'Aii. n r.vis Dickinsen college has lustbeeu granted a charter by the 1 'lit Beta Kappa society. The subscription ler stock lu the new hotel In Yerk new amount te f.i-VAHi, of which amount fb.OOO Is ou condition that the new hotel bon temperance house. At IWtuey, Cleartield county, It. .Slew art, supposed te be the eldest man lu the states died en Monday Inst nt the rosldenco of his reti-ln-lavv Jeseph McCullegli. "Stewart was in his lOtith yenr. -Mis. Daniel Dull, the eldest lady 111 Lehlgh county, died at Wcsceesv Uie, aged Vi years nud 1 months, ller husbiud died M years nge. Hhe was married when 1 yean old, and 11 children wero bem t her, et whom S sur vive. llishep Stovens, who returued te Plilladol Plilladel tibia en Fridav nlcht from the Ktilscepal con ventien, at Chicago, was accem pained by lllshep Whitaker, his newly elected assistant. The latter will enter upon his elliclnl duties en Sunday, November 7. HherlU Ilewau, of Philadelphia, whose mind has beceme atlected, has executed a lewer ofntternoy giving Deputy Sherifl Jehn J. Itldgway power te sign his nauie te a low documenta requiring the nherltl's slguature. Tills document was signed last week at Krcll Krcll Krcll downe, mid acknowledgod by Maglstrate Tseuth. Thore is nethtug ieeullar in the paper and It was designated as a makeshift In order tojaveld treuble for the public. William Lewthor, well known throughout the state, dled at bis home In Newport, Luzerne county, Sunday, aged 71 years. He was a member uf tlie state legislature iu lbOl, and took great Interest in the repeal of the tonuage tax law, for which he voted. Ile was largely engaged In contracting ou railroads anil ether public works in this and ether states. Hate Hall llrler. I'he averages of the players of the State League appeared In Sunday's .Sporting Life. Fischer, or the Williamsport, leads the bat ting with Humphrey Houend, Trey third and Brill fourth. According te the Helding aver aeos the host teatu Is as fellows : Catcher, Cress, of A 1 toen a j ilrrt baseman, irtue, Al Al Al loena; second baseman, Humphrey, wil wil liamseort ; third baseman, Hickley, Wil liamsport ; shortstop, Zocher, Altoeua ; left Helder, Kennedy, Scrauten j centre Held, Gouhrer, Wilkcsbarre ; rlglit Helder, Cress, Alioena ; niaize, ei vv naosuarre, tonus tue pitchers, with Klmber, or Williamsjiert, second, anil Gamble, of Lowlstewn, third. Menk Cline leads the Southern Leaguo Iu liatting. Dick Conway, who rltched for Iho Port land and Baltimore clubs this season, baa been algned by Bosten. The salaries el llie Pittsburg playera next boataeu will amount te t -0,000. laud . wi 37i, ill j MM ..I '-Ml, Htll tJ IV 7 ... 67111' 7wni TJJi UJ C72 ... 1IIK. S3., ( .... Ii h3S B3t II- J1 lij .. 10M0I 73i;i 1U17 41 3JC1 HIS, 17J IM II. B .. 'ii7I' 33V1 OJIl l.'i lOi 871' 115 3D 13 137 .... Sl'-tt ,l CKl lf.1 .us . . ?i37, 'i.O Jill il aji .... lllll' ll CKi M )) .... VU1 W. I'll IM 'OS i".ti' in nil ir, ctii Ktn si'u '.-je le, im sai un 771 ir; p, 7ill i"!!1 Sll s, M7 l'WV I I.'I Ki Si ll 10UU (,14- J,l. -J 4 Total 'J.-A791 JPhi I37U 5ltl SJIil l'lurnllty 1 ICWi a - l--i. llf,7 7 1 1 1.1.1 : m leli,IVl il Ui,l W 11 'I ; . FOIl TIIK LAST TIME. SUE J'JiJdlJIJVr IIOAItl) (IF HVttUOI. 1)1 MKVTUUH AIKKT. Cumiilelliis VV01K Deterred I'liiin Itrsular bu- tlein Tlie New llnnril te Orennlie ou Tliursilsy Appruvlug tlm Helen- Hen uf the Old Onlien. 'Iho Lancaster city school beard met statedly ou Saturday owning. Tlie rules provided lern meeting en the last secular day of Octeber, te close tip llie business of the year, as the new beard meets for organi zation nn tbe ilrst Thursday or November, Thore wero presenl Messrs. Ilernard, Hole Hele nltts, llreneman, Hyrne, Llxirmnn, Kvnns, Ilarliuati, Jehnsen, Marshall, McCetnsey, McKlllgetl, McKIHlpi, Penl7, Hhlntlle, Shirk, Slnej'ch, Snydei, SprPrrger, Warfel, White, Wickersham, Welilsen and Dr. I.evorgeod, president, The new inembors-eleil, .Samuel F, i:rlsuian, Dr. M. W. Kaub, H. J. Owens nnd William W. liriest, were Invited te be pres ent le inakotheacqualntaticool thomeinljors, The reading of the minutes or llie last stated meeting wero read and alllrmed. nii.i.s 10 111: l'Aiii. Mr. Kvatis Irem the linance cemmltleu re ported the following bills as having been ex amined and found correct, and en his motion the troasurer was directed te pay the same: It. M. Merrow, carpenter work, $15.67 ; Gee. Ketli, labor, $1; A. II. Andrews, A. Ce., furnlture ler Lemen street school building, Tl ; Lancaster Vte Prrite advertising. 50 lj , Uoergo (fans, labor, tl3.75 ; Levi Pewell, labor, $1J. j7 ; Danlel Appleten, ene Anntttl Mr. McComsey, from the suiierlntendlng committee, reported that the school iu llie Charlette street chaHjl had been placed lu charge of Miss llattle Curtis and was in stic- cessiui ojierauen. Mr. Hurtuiftii, from the proiierty commit, lee, reported that tlie Janitor of the James stroet school, had resigned and that Martin Kowe had been appointed Iu his place. The appointment was approved. Mr. Hartman otlered a resolution, setting forth that it Is the desire or the beard that the present officers be olected for the ensuing year. The roselutlon was adopted byauuau nneus vete and the beard adjourned, THE TUHNVIKE OUXVAMKi Elect Their Director! tu Serve for the Kuatilug Year. All the ttirnplke companles of the county olected directors te-day. Following Is the result of the olectlon : LANCASTKU AMD MANUKIM. Prosldent, Israel L. Laudis; secretary and treasurer, II. II. Gingrich ; directors, Uoergo If. Heed, Abraham G. Bewman, Aaren II. Danner, Henry Ilealer. CONKSTOH V. AND lllf! sl'llINO V.U.I.EY. President, Dr. Henry Carpentor; treasurer, Hebert A. Kvans ; managers. C. II. Locber, Samuel II. Heyneldu, C. II. Lefover, Jehn Krolder, Dr. William Compteu. LAN'CASTKIt AND Till ITVILLC. President, Kmanuel P. Keller ; secretary aud Ireasurer, W. II. Ilitner ; directors, Jehn It. Uitner, Abram It. Hoever, Goe. Shreiner, David iL Mayer, and Jacob M. .Mayer. LA.VCASlr.il AI) WII.I.IAMSTOVV.V. Prosldent, Samuel II. Koynelds; secretary and treasurer, Win. I. llrluten j directors, HeuryfU. Ieng, Jelin C Hager, Emauuel P. Keller, Geerge L. ISuckw alter aud IS. trank Kshleman. llltllKIKI'OIll AM) iior.susiiei;. President, Audrew M. Frant. ; secretary aud troasurer, Ahr.uu Hewry; directors, F. schroedor, Jacob Kebrer, Ames IUisheug, Uoergo I- Huckwalter and I). Ii. Laudis. MlLUrOllT AMI ITUAbllL'lia. President, Gee. K. Keed ; secretary and treasurer, Jehn F. Keed ; directors, A. M. Franlz, Jehn Kanck, Goe. 1 Lofevre, Jehn Meck aud Chas. A. lleiiiilsh. vvibi.evv sim.L.1. President, Jehn Kendig; secretary and troasurer, Goe. If. Koed ; dlrocters, Abram Hamuli, C. H. Herr, Jere Derr, Jeseph F. llerr, J. It. Leng and Jehn Kendig. UVSl'ASTltr. AMD MKVV DANV1I.I.K. President, Geerge Lovati ; secrehiry, Aud. M. Frautz; troasurer, Jelm L. IIess; direc tors, Jacob 15. Herr, Michael Ii. Hoever, Autes MeAllister, ltudelph Herr and Henry Uaumgardner. LANCASrillt AND I l'ltttATA. Walter M. Franklin, president ; Peler S. Heist, troasurer ; Jehnsen Miller, secretary ; managers, Benjamin L. Laudis, Henry L. Laudis, C. B. Ksbenshade. Levi S. Heist. uvnevvN anu i.t,i.viii;iinevv.N. Abram Cellins, presideut; Abram j, I Iran dt, Daniel B. NUsley, Jehn Musser, Barr Sprmigler, Jehn liborselo. MAItlKllA VM MAY IOVV . President, Henry M. Kugle; directors, Jehn Mttsser, Henry S. Musser, B. F. Iliea taud, Barr Spaugler, David M. Beyor. Pointers lur the WurKliiginati. Kiuin thu Philadelphia. Kecuid. If the corporations have n number of "jiocket districts" Irem which te send their creatures le Iho state legislature, should net the business men and the wurkiugmeu com bine in ether districts te hoop " borough leg islators" iu the minority 1 Which et the candidates for governor lias recognized the oxlstence of a secret controll ing power lu all public state legislation in which the interests el the people have come In centlict with theso of the corporations liiacK, or ncaver : Which of the candidates ler governor has pointed out a way by which the control of state legislation can remain in the hands et the poeplo Black, or Beaver'.' W he can doubt what power would rule the state of Pennsylvania during the next two years If the Republicans should elect a ma jority of tbe members of the next legislature the railroad cemiuuies, or the people ? Who can doubt that if thu workiugtuen would threw aslde ler a tlme ad party ties and unite upon a common cause they could secure the election of proer men te otUce who would mould the legislation of the state and nation ou the narrow piano of justice te all, with favor te none? Hteeltmi's Hank. A bank has been tnlked of for a long tlme by Stoelteu's business men mid 0110 has new been started in earnest. Thu capital stock amounting te f75, 000 has already lieeu sub scribed by a large number of business men from Stoelteu, Lancaster, Mlddlotevvn, High spire and ethor places. Steolteu has ever thirty stockholders. All the stockholders will meet ou Saturday next te pertect mi or ganization by selecting ellicers nud discus- sin'; plans for the future. A New .Stuck Yard. The Heading railroad company have made a new stock yard ler cattle at their upper dojet. It is situated near the coal chutes, and It Is of sutllclent te held a large number ei catiie. 11 is previueu witu water, etc, and all conveniences. Committed ler iJirceny. Peter A. Wilsen, charged by Catherine Ackerman with stealing a coat bolengltig te her, had a hearing before Alderman Spur rier Saturday ovenlng, and was committed in default of ball te answer at court. Kat 1-nil l'uiweiir;er ItallerBy, Bids wero received en Saturday evening, by the East End passonger railway, for the building of their read. Thore were tw e pro posals nnd thu eouuuitlee will consider thu same at the meeting el the beard of dlrocters te-morrow ovenlng. A ilium eiiu. On Friday night a school of eels get Inte the head race of Qrell's mill at Fertility. They becarae entangled In tbe turbine wheel and stonned tlie whole mill. Four tubs full of oels were taken Irem the whoeU They had been cut Inte plocea six and elght lnches lu lUUgUl. . HAtl.HOAU tKAFflU 1IK1HK, Wenleru Lines Tnied l Their llreslut t's'c ity fnrUarrylnetlralii ami Slerthaiiillae. I.NDiANAi'ei.H, Nev. 1. The train records show that ?x) mere leadod cars wero received ami forwarded at lndlanaiells In thoweok ending Oct. S0:h, than In llie preceding weds, and -,ill7 mere leadod earn than In the corresponding week In 16S5, and but for the ear famine Iho inovetuent would have been larger. Eastward thore was an lncroased moveiuent of grain and a heavy mevement orittinber. The shipmontaef livestock were llghter than in the week endlng Oct. 23u Westward ihe tuunsge continues heavy be yond parallel, and north and south reads continue te de it geed business of a miscellaneous character. Shipments of pro pre visions and grain southward are net se heavy as the corres(M)ndliig period last year. Lecal traflle Is at Its best j eats, corn, coal and llve stock forming Important lealures or the freight handler. Se far as local business Is concerned the condition could net well be mero favorable and the best feature of all Is the fact that the business in all directions is carried at boiler rates than at any tlme since 15711. A lleum In Wheat In Wlicniislii. MlNNtiA fei.ls, Nev. 1. Keuilpts of wheat at Mluneaelis and Duliith were large last woek, aggregating 20y,7G0 bushels, while the shipments from the two points wero only Je,G07 bushels. Millers reduced their prices for samples one jsjr cent. Tliere are new en track list cars of wheat, mi increase of 31 cars since Friday. The gtiussers ou the next vlsl vlsl bie supply place the Increase at Minneapolis at 100,000 te 100,000 bushels. The Heur market continues rpilet and tliere Is little demand for oxpert, notwithstanding tlie story that Mllwaukoe millers were selling nil) cents ad v auce. no .Mir nr. jikueivce. rurcery Itemirteil tu In Order In Helder tlie Waning !Ce!ut)lliMU Caime, The fellow lug dispatch has beeu rocelved at this office Irem state Chairman W. V. Hensol. It correcU an infamous forgery, seut out as a last card by the opposition in Uie hepe that it would be tee late fcr Its cor rection : I,iULADnr.iUA, Nev. L A circular against Black, purporting te be signed by Kmanuel F'urth, solicitor of the State Liquor League, sent uuder date of Oct, 1.7 1 h te saloon and tavern keepers lu tbe slate and published iu te-day's Fresi, Is denounced by Furthas net authentic. Ile says it was sent out with out his authority, knowledge, consent or ap proval. He thinks it w&i sent by the Re publican committee. W. V. Hunskl. The leceipt of theso by local saloon-keepers has created a decided feeling lu favor of Black aud the whele Democratic ticket. Appointed un the I?s of i;lectleu. WvyHiNOTON, Nev. 1. The postmaster geuuralappoluted te-day, among ethers, the following named fourth-class postmasters : Pennsylvania : H. C. McCoy, Anandale ; F. Presteu, Belyre j Miss Krhuater, Geary ; C. l:. Kneads, Lake ; J. Breadhcad, Lloyd ; S. J. Andrews, Mlnnequa ; A. Hartwell, Myersburglt ; J. M. Fry, Seldau ; S. J. Day, Sparta ; M. Wilsen, Unity ; J. F. Flack, Woeddalo, A Uullly Couple Nearly biiireialeil. Sace, Maine, Nev. 1. Twe straugers, who registered as man and wife at the Sace heuse, Saturday night, were found yesterday alternoeii almost sullecated by the escapiug gas. The man is out of danger, but the woman will probably die. The man proves te be a Saccarrappa weed chopper named Bapllstu Chanlerer, ami the woman Mtss Sullna Fricliette, an operative iu a Biddclerd mill. NetT urK's I'urt Surveyor Shut Nuvv YeitK, Nev. 1. llwj a. m. Mr. Beattte, the surveyor of the iert of the city el New Yerk, was shot a few mi nulej age by a man et the name of Lew is Bieral, who was discharged by the surveyor seme tlme age. It Is net thought that the injury te Mr. Beattie will prove fatal. Bieral wa luituedlately arrosted. Nerr lliillread ltiitldlng. Ilvi.UMeiti;, Nev. 1. Superluteitdcnt of Construction McLnne, of the Baltltuore it Ohie railroad, has stated that the Baltimore A Ohie would lu a few days begin the con struction of round houses, freight depots, etc , in the yards et the New Jersey Central railroad nt Cumuuip.iw, N. J. Fourteen lluilles Identified. 1'eni'AuE, Wis., Nev. 1. The total num ber of bedies idontilled aluce the torrlble railroad disaster at Hie, Weduesday night, Is IL It is bolievod that the bodies of Francis Xavier Gayueu aud Theslue Dubec, both of Quebec, are still in the debris. A VVlte bulcltle. Ciu.lNA, O., Nev. 1 Mrs. Sager, wife of Dr. Jeseph Sager, committed sttlcide this morning at 8 o'clock, at her rosldenco en Lo Le gan street- .Voting Corener Jehnsen is held, ing nn Inquest. Ne cause is assigned. A Car Luail of Truller. A car lead el last trotting horses belonging te Hubert Steele, of Philadelphia, passed through Lancaster, Sunday ovemng, ou the Day Lx press east. WEATHEK 1S1HVAT10SB. Ta I Wvsiiinuten, D. C, Nev. 1. Fer I . Kastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey I 'and Dolaware, fair weather, nearly stationary teiuperatttre, uortltwestorly winds .1 IVEEk'S ESHAUK31 ESC ESU Ell. Mils Leuis .vruut Closet With "I'un uu the I'utuuiac." Ou Saturday evening Louise Arnel's com cem imny clesed their engagement at the opera house. The play was "I'un en the Potomac," which is another name for "I'un ou the Bristel." Miss Aruet appeared as ll'iiew O'VIriciu She has no superiors lu tlie char actor, although it has beeu played by many diUureut people. Tbe character U se dlller dlller eut Irem llm ethers lu which Miss Arnet ap peared until g the week that ene would scarcely believe il was the same woman. She bus n rich bregue and sings and dances well. W. J. Humphrey appeared as Themas 'runbcrrj Dr. H. Wblpple as Cajtt. Cran berry, Walter Owen as Oeunf ilenamie aud R. F. Baker as Jerry. Mr. Baker, who is a tine crayon artist, drew soveral pictures of prominent men, which were received with great upplause. The company left Sunday morning for Henove. Wages Increased at I'enu Iren Works. The notice pested lest woek by the Penn Iren cetnpany,glving au advance of wages te thi. heaters and puddlers,was withdrawn this mernlpg, in viowef a request made by the bauds generally te be Included in the ad vance, and a new erder was posted advancing puddling te (3 85 ier ten and giving tbe ether empleyes an iucroase or ilve percent en their preseut wages. I'liurrnl ul Jacob WelUel. This nttoriieou the luneral of tbe Inte Jacob Weitzel took place from bis rosldenco, Ne. 17 West German street. Among the societies that attouded vv ere : Conestoga Council, Ne. t, u. u. a. -ii., uonestega council. Ne. '"i and Empire 120, Jr. O. U. A. M., aud Wash- ingten camp, no. -n. ratnotle sons of America. There was a verv laree attendance at the funeral, aud the Interment was made at Lancaster cemetery. Illess Their Dear Hearts t Tue girls are taking te Derby hats onto U10IU. MILLIONS FOR TUE llKiRfti TIIK ir 11.1, UF MH A, T. MTEWAHT .: ritUKU Willi I'unsiei '': ,.i IK 1 -V'4jB The llulk of Iter Vail I'uMeuleiii UiM I Nninher uf People, and Met te lit tM JM lur Three Vesri-A few I'ohlle 1 - a,M qneati te Bums Chmthet. bt' 1- . V -?.. iiiuvv leiiu, -sev. l.-llie will Ot MNeCVl Carmella W. .Stewart, deceased widow et.ttrpt, J great miiuonaire ury goons mercnanr, iin:j.. ' filed te-day In the olllce et the surrogate fel1n.- prebate. It is a very lengtby document, ul ' f;i In the first clause alie gives bar brother, Charles P. Clinch, an annuity or 20,000 te bal-S paid te him In quarterly Instalment Until A' s, Ills death. Te her slsters Anna, hmmniM'jJ''' J Julia Chinch, she gives an annuity et lte,0WI:b : nor nnninii dtirlncr tltnlr lives. Her leeaV'. 'H' . Sarah N. Smith, Is boillieatued t?25O,00O j Cet'jgj, . ,tfl iienne. iiuviur guts cuo,eov, nun mwii m m r children, Lawroticeaml Chas. a, RWOOOwieei;, '.Tj If ate 11. Smith rocelves U200.000, Louise), W-fi; J ibu, iiossie arm jatnes, nisocniiuren 01 rsanuva;, . N. Smith, rocelvos 5100,000 each. Her de.'-wp , cunseu sisier liiiuses cniitireti eacn gei fwi'-a 1 , oue. All the rest of her estate, real nnd vit'V' senal, gees te Charles J. Clinch, new et r eTJb Paris, and Henry Hilten as oxecuters, who arodlrected net te rnv nnv nf llm licMiiiiKla K 4 until three years altei the llnal nrobate of Use !. will. ... i. The abeve constitutes the original will ud, 4 $J was made Jtllv S. 1877. and siened in the : .".'! nrnaniirai nr 11,, t. ri,lA xrn mi tirul ..Vi 5Ist stroet j James Henry vVerk, Ne, 53J West Madisen avenue, and Kdward B. IIIU ten, Ne. 7 West 31th streeU Iu a codicil dated May -7, lb"S, she orders her executers te dlsposeol her oslate I u va rious ways. Sue revekes the bequest te Henry Hilten, and glves te hi in one-half of the romaiader or her ostate te be used for comiiletlnir, etc . the Stewart Meme rial cathedral, Garden City, te eudewU"!; Itforevcr; te build two seminaries tu be at tached te the cathedral aud transfer te the Pretestant Episcopal church or Leng Island. If any heir, next of kin or legatoe, institute an action or becomes party te any action te set aslde the will It will make null the be quest te thorn. An additional cecidll WM made July 2, 187a In tbla In strument she erders Judge Hilten's bequest te be mero than sufficient te pay for the various things she orders dene; hell te Cllvtde the residua among Iho legatee 10 such proportions as lu his judgment aeeme best. He may at any tlme appoint or silbetl silbetl tute a trustoe or ttusteea le act In his "ateaU for such tlme as he deems expedient, anil may at any tlme roveko such ap pointment. Sbe furlher gives her niece, Sarah N. Smith, aud her heirs one equal half part of her property devised and bequeathed te Charles J. Clinch and te this end annuls the gift te Charles J. Clinch. Te Lawronce Butler, child of Prescott and Cor- v nelia Butler, she glves au additional ?5O,0O0. Jjbj. Te her executers she glves $15,000 te be die- )& trlbuted le her servants. Her executers are' tiil empowered te endew and furnish a semi- ft'-'5: nary of learning ler wemen, near the Garden tjs; v;tty caineurat. tue last cemcii la aaiea ,JC.h November 30. 1SS5. and was slimed In the " 'J prosence of Henry II. Hles, EdniuedDea-"-- uiug auu xaeruerb iiusiuy KAUl.tlAltB TU LEAVE SOFIA. He Will Nut Accept IlillgsrU's IteplyaaU Will' Ileiultard llie City II Hl !- parture l Oppmesl. Lonuen, Nev. L Goneral Kaulbars baa docltued le accept Bulgaria's reply te hi ultimatum and declares he will leave S'JtU at ence. He further declared that If the deb.irklng of the Itussian troops at Varna la opposed he will at ence erder the Kusilau war vessels te commence a bembardment et the barracks aud governuiout buildings et ttiat city. A dispatch from Settas vya M. Zlkeirhai been olected president et the Sebranje. The English aud Italian agents were both prosent. A Steatndilp Fast en Hacks. Londen, Nev. L The steamship Persian Monarch, from New Yerk for Londen, which ran en the breakwater while entering Pert land Heads last Friday, Is still aground, all c 2J5 ollerts te get her oil" having provetl useless. M Her cargo is being discharged Inte lighters. 1 fv AS OLD 31 AS 31UHUKUKV. round lu a Ctiicagu l'ark with Wounds uu His Head A Mjsterluus Tragedy. -t'-iti'S i... . XT.... 1 t l....tl.l m.I ., u.l . fcjfS1! IJIUCAUU, -IUV, A. .1. lUlUUlO, IUU W JWI. l.'iTT I .... ..... .,..., ..41 .1 ifJ, myaiuriuus, umiuui nin ivin3t.ivMA is HiMnra' n.irlf fmttiA titun iltirlnt? thn nhrhL Al uayuguv mis inuruiug, iuu ussu'wji body Uenty Mune was found atJ tue intersection ei vsuury aveuuu nuu svuxvim road.eno aud a half blocks from bis residence. Wt Thore wero a number et wounds en the dearth . man's bead that loekod as if they had beeaw?'j inflicted bv seme blunt Instrument. Se farsPf there is absolutely no cluote the uiurdextrrA ml tii nvanf hnur when thn crime uasa.-H Milltd.l Is uiiknntvn. Tlin last aeen of Mr.'.liV ll..nA ,....u n O ., in i'n.lrtnl.1, liiu t.la'1 r ' hrnthsr.in-l.iw. .lelin ICvle. met him. ?.$ .: :";."" - ,:. . i.-aiis lieury iiiuu was u weaivuy nuu uue ui miv Tfu host known Germans In the township of N Evanston as also ene of the eldest settler. "S&3 Four Thousand en strike. '.;' (fmrvfin. N'ev. l Men at Swift's dressed a beef and Nolsen Merris' drossed beel works tX Mnmnnniieilrlllll AllOIlt I.OeOmHtl tOr,Ii euL Theso cencerns will new have te make, s&SSg the same light that Armour it Ce., perlc? t...u. .11.1 l.ial mAnU '""'.'mN imcuuiE., uiu it-. nwi' .;5,:al Chicacie, Nev. 1 The strike does net sp-dva pear ve ueenaccuuuv ui uviun, wui. v . , nuestlen of Da v. The butchers, It, Is ropertod, ' are willing te go back te the old system, but ra3 Insist en having a material advance in wages. There U no trouble in tue emer liacmuB houses, and thore is no apprehension et 'vio lence. It Is oxpected the strlke will be el short duration. Tbe dlHsatisned butchers congregatod tbla merulug In the vicinity of the Swift & Merrla alatmhter houses. UUl suewevi u disposition te create treuble. n....!..... I1M...M .1,. Ifnm. It 'ttfl. m ....,.-, Vac i eTBirv l;udl-.7cr H.vsm.iuiw.'i i. .-- vv cett left Washlngteu ler uosieu eujjr.. night te be gene until Wednesuay. ueuers,-jt Bonet was designated te act as secretary im : of war. Secretary Whitney has gene iaV art New Yerk te vote ; he did net aesn-d nate anybody te act as ecrtBy' in his absence, aud is expected Ntyj return nn Wednesday. Secretary Bayard'-, win co te bis home In Delaware this after ' neon for tbe purpose of voting, leaving Qey, ,?, 3 ii . I ...... .-.! nt Hi. flnnn.lmfiitt '" J1!. 'X I OriU Hi UOIIUU k"W Uir'H,IUIMMW 4- 1'rluce Napeleeu Calls. Ha Wasiuncites, Nev. 1. Prince Napelami culled nt the state denarttneut this merahNfc accempauled by Mr. DeFeresta, swretefylM nm riniun lefaiinn. anu nis nrivmve jw' tary. He was rocelved by becretary uv ..... --e , . In Ids iirlvatn caliicltv OUlV. OS a " . . ' - AL -W1. ..1..1.K.1 r..n,.nn. nvn.miinii nv inn num.' UlSUUVA lUIUlUUI, j,.wwvi j r '-SJ-'v- aouUUve el tbe Italian government. ; ? Ilurued le III Ilnellluf. Steuui:svu.i.k. O., Nev. 1. At nnirv.v 1I1U mnmlne a frame heuse Acme glass works was totally aestreyem; nm. ft waH occupied as a iiu-w ..iu.n h T .no iu Leichiiitnier. eum lighter saved herself and two chlUU jumping out ei a wiuuuw, "--1i.r. irijKi down the stairs, was cam ...i n,,.iuwfliIfiil burned te deatti. f K n i; m ?& m .vr .4533 sfSMi. .4a!" leaiuii M- - . J -. -I J.
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers