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VOLUME XXUI-NO. G7-SIX PAG EH.
LANCASTER PA., SATURDAY, NOVEMJJEU, 0, 1880.
SIX PAGE3-L4UOE TWO OENm
UK WAS A SKYENTH SON.
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AlVll VUXlUUahY tatOUtlll, AM ir J Jlifl
fATHKn iiuFuun uui
The hlntrrllijc Mini rruieruua Caieer uf a
Well Knumi Iren .Mmiufiu tutor A Man
Hhu Fought llunu Katie Onalailea
ml Soen Cutiiuared Altlittuie.
It Is ulways pleasant te chronicle tlm
caieer of h Minn whehy lil honest euergy
mitt In the race of grunt difficulties lint raised
hluiself te a position oraffiuenco and respon
sibility in u community. Tlie man who un un un
dorge tills crucial test of citizenship eome
out trim! a liy ilie, tlm tlrtw of luicr luicr
fectien melted away nntl lliu tnllneJ geld re
using, These are tlie moil who Isveiuu a
isiwer in tlie community In which they llve
ami their catcers ate a shining oxaiuple te
ambitious youths lliat count nlter tliem.
Tbl tytt) of man It Alexander II, Peacock,
tlie subject of Hum week's Illustration In the
I.itki Mfii'tc kii portrait gallery Though
Mr. Peacock la new ivprospreii Iren inmiu inmiu
rturer. tow Hin awnre of the arduous en
n I or th it we. needed te teiu'h 111 present
-4oallleii. Iteru In Heading en June 20, lsJI,
lie hail but a (utv jears lu lliu schools In
which te equip hluiselt ler tlie ballle el life.
He Han hut hoveii jeara or age wheu hit
father died, tivatliiK n wliletv ami oteveu
clilldreu te ntrugKlu Unuiigli tlm weililaa
bit tliey might.
'I III uilnfettutip, im wat alternant maul.
fcatvil, wat only a IjIemIiik hi itlKUitfl, ler it
taught the atcru lowten el aelf rcllauce te the
young family. Iho tiiuluuiM irter of Alex.
ander lxi;au III hit elghth jetr, the Holiuyl Heliuyl
k 111 canal belni; the acoue of hit actio(ife
ler the Biiiweillni; tlilttwu yejtn. Ititt tlie
young man llke all who hae the true mettlo
Hi theiii. had (loteriiiliieil te Invouie hit own
tst , ami h e Hint him In IM7 with eneugh
meney laid atlde le cuilurk In liutlnc.ii ler
hlumelt.
llsoK!iied up n gitienl inorcantlle hutl
ihwi In Keadlui:, which eccupltM hit II me
and onerglet until ly. Then ler two and a
half yeara aflvr that he w a meiuhur of the
tlrm el UutitertV 1'txKeck, ivhoirarrled en an
lien manufactory In Mnioiem, llerka county
AtthOHame tluiualergd III Uley tewnthlp
that county, lormetly enuwt hy Jacob K,
Nwiitc, wateivratint ty tlie maihe ueuiauy
HIXICM TO l.A.NClsrKH.
Mr. I'eaceck had olten cat, longing nye en
the beautiful tun M le which he nttbi)'ueully
rouievod, and In 1)7 we llnd him iMtely bh bh bh
chored In IjamaMer, the linn of TlieiuiLtiV.
I'e aceck having purchai-cd theblant ftiruace
In the neuthcrii cud el the city. The 11 nil
conducted the hutment until Istn when en
account el the dealti that year of hit mrtur
it. II. Themas, the tlrm iiame wanchaiigeil in
IhT'Jte 1'eHcnck V Tliemit, the lalhet m tutor
tt being ropriteutod by hl meii, Kelxiit V.
Tliemat.
I'rmierlly HiulIM upeii Uie new Ilriu, and
undnr thulr luaiiagumuiit tint ImtliiPMn
douliled ami In hM, ita weekly jlcld at ene
hundred and hlty tout of pig iron ier week,
giving employ ment te 1 x) men. llie homa hema homa
Ille oren UikhI in the I'onentega furnace, at it
It called, are mined en the line of the ijimrry-
llle Hatlread cemiauy, the tuition being
en tied by tlie ceiniwuy.
a ix eTiii.n iron i s rfiitiuiMt.i.
Net only hat Mr. 1'ujcixW bean iloeply In In
tereated In the Ilrin te which alliifileu h&t
been made, but he hat Ikhjii largely luter luter
eated In Iren uuturprlnca with ether well
known luauulactureri. He haa tiecu for
yeats a tuaunger uf the Punn Iren werkn,
wtiicti dak long iwneilcinliy lull lilt
geel Judgment in matteta pertalnlng te
the Iren Initie, l'er hoiiie years he wat ene
of the operators of the Heward Iren works, In
Centre county, in 1SH1 be wait largely In In
lereated 111 the Mount t'nlen fitrnaceH, In
JIuntlngdnii county, and all the tlme that he
waaelaowhero InlermUnl hit IixmI enter
prlaet were kept up le a high Htala ofelll efelll ofelll
clency. During Mr. IVmeck'ii luMdciiie In Ian Ian
caster he liat nut biken an aclhu iart In the
municipal adiulniHtiatleu of the city, whtlit
in Heading he nerved ler eeral yeara at a
member of the beard of control of that city.
Iloadherei te the hepubllciu party in atate
and national allalra, but lu municipal curt
teata HeiiHibly picka out lliu laitt man ler
whom te caal bit ballet
Mr. l'oaeock wan one of the lucoreratora
of the Lancaster A Keadlng narrow guage
railroad, built lit 1ST-, el which he hat lieeu
preiideut aiucu the (lentil of H. W. hlietik lu
leStl.
Mr. l'oaeock iimiw of an old Iren family,
Ilia lather, Ihumat I'oaceck, (177U 18'Js),
having renlded in Heading and having been
a manufacturer el cutjualla a-t early aa mil.
Til It btiaiuest he continued until machinery
wat lntr(Klucel, about ISIS, and HUpplied the
northern part el the atate with nalla. Ilia wlfe,
Margaret Urth, (1701 1S7I). of llarrttburg,
bore him eleven children, of which the sub
ject of thlrt sketch was next te tlie yeungest.
Hit dlatluctilaliliig chnrnclerlttlci in hit
Vpislnest carver have lieen lilt aelld hoiise and
"! jM "crupuleiiH honor. He la a matt modest
man and never IhrtiHla himaelf ujten public
attontlen. The notice we make of him today
la without hla content, but we feel that in our
Kllcyef noting the careers el our worthy
public. cIIImiih we ciunet be roslralued by
Individual roluctance te be Ulimtraled us ox ex
emplaia or the worth of our ten u.
IIIH iamii.v.
It would be hard te liml a morn typical
family man liUbe length and breaJlher Ian
easier than our geulal subject. At hit
pleatant home en East Urange street,
after the butluett caret of the day are evor,
lie Is the loved centre of a most lutoreHtliig
family group. He was married In 1819 te
Charlette K daughter or Jacob Hpang, an
Iren manufacturer lu HerkH county, by
whom he had seven sous and four daughters.
One of the latter died In early youth and an
other in the full llUKh of young womanhood.
Twe of the sous nre also dead and seven
children remain. Harry is connected with
the tlrm or Donaldsen t Themas, 1'hiladel
phi coal doalersEdward Is a civil engineer
recently connected with sotueoftho great
railroad enterprltet el the Southwest Wil
liam and Jacob are connected with their
father's buslneHt t the Conestoga lur
u ace and Charles Is a machinist A
daughter Is marrled te J. Frank ICeller and
a siugle dntighter ruinains tlie idol or her
jurenlsttt bonie. Mr. l'eaceck Is lu creed n
strict l'resbyterian and it an active member
el the First Presbyterian church.
Many have doubtles wondered at the
tltle "doctor" by which tlie subject or our
sketch la most commonly known lu the cir
cles In which he moves. It It dun te the fact
that he U theseveuth Hen of a seventh son,
such being popularly beliuved te have occult
knowledge of the healing utt Howevor
that be "Dr." Peactick stands high in the
estimation of his fellow townsmen ler genial
manners and solid wertli that Imve been tlie
llewera or his prosperous buslucsi caroer.
JniiUHl Ultldciiil litr Ilia (laarrjtllle Hank,
'Tlie Quarry villa National bank hasdeclarcd
a three per cent, seml-annual dividend en
their capital stock. The bank's surplus is
?1U,000. l
ida !Hll)Uflb nvni.rmiut. vumvAKf
I'ltMlni I'crlarmanr te An Auitlrma That
Hlmulil !! lt iJtrjfr.
Friday ovenlng Ida Hlddens' liutlesipie
company aptoared In Fulton opera heiisn,
The audlence was uf geed sl, lint the heuse
would liavoBcceiniiKMlatetlagiealiiianymoro
persons. Last mviseii Mlsi Hlddens iiame le
this city with a very strong oeuipiny. They
lcltageiMl repulatlen Itflilnd Hlid It was
bellnved that It would have tlie i Hecter draw
ing a very large nudlcnce till tlme. 'Iho
prices el nduilstleii were very reasenable
yet ler seme iiukitewii caitie tlie eniiipniiy
did netdlaw Ihn alidlunin that llsheuld. 'Iho
troiie Is lully a stietig at It wai last
seawn and It Includes uulut n iiiiiuber
of clever vtople. A mitt of a liurliwuoejiora
entitled "A Ktrlkn lu thollaiein," nnsgiven.
It Is of the tegnUtleu kind tutiitlly pr(seulel
by thlsclakaorreiiipanleH. Ilteiitalim oonsld eonsld oensld
oiablo ImmIi and a greit ileal of Inn. The
Jokes and hlU upon topic el tlie day wero
new, The ladle weie sll well formed and
very scantily atllied. 'Iho vury limited
i-estiuutvs, however, woniliaudiwiiie. Hoveral
Isdles had gtssl vekesaud Hang popular song.
Pauline Patker wa encored several limes
ler her banjo playing and siuulug. Ida Hid Hid
dens inadea very hnmlsetiiu J'idire Alrel.
One or Iho best urt of the ladles work
wa the Amnretilau march which was loudly
applauded. I'ayetle Welch, Jepi Delane
and Theuia Ailams made lets of luu lu the
male chaiaclers. llolwemi the acts el the
Oltera a uuiulsir of sihh'IsHHeh were Intro
duced. MltsNiddeiis gave her very pleading
skipping inij dance, lu which she scam te
Impiove every tlme she cemes here. Jeppo
and Fannin Delane, are a pair of sketch artlnta
whoie faces are famlllur le l.sutasler (hxijiIe
although they had net been seen here lu
soreral years until last evening. Their work
lsa finished as evor and I hey pleated every
one. Fer seme unexplained reason A da Henry
did nelapar lu her "oxpreatlve vecalltms''
and her plaet wa taken by M'lle l.ament,
who gracerully swung club. Julia
I'mmeiid sang suvural song ami dautetl
Jigs. Fayettn Welch, who Is an eld-tlutir,
tint still a geed ceinedlsn, tickled the audi
encn with her Millar siieciilly. Kmma
A I (red (i i-orfe tmed gracelully en tlie bar and
she Is said te I i tlm only lady en the stage
tlelng an n:t of Iho kind. Hlie wa aMtlxted
by Matter Jehn l.smeut, a clown, who
really wa very liiuny. The big hits of the
evening wero made by the ihroe I.imeuts
ami Mlat Alfrede. They ale a wonder wender
ll party of gymnttbt and iHirferuied
many dlllicult feat Matter Jehn l.ament
thten thlily fceineiHvulbt in twenty seconds
en ft KHltwtal thrie leet sipiare. M'lle. Lv
ment fully convinced the audlence that she
wat entitled te tlm iiame of the female Her
cules, a alie It very strong.
'I he company lull this morning ler Harris,
burg ami will go thenu) le lewlsburg. It is
said that the show I tswked In towns many
of which are net sulllcleiitly large and the
result 1 thai their busliies I uet what It
should he. The company I larcoandex-
Iinslve and mutt draw largely te succeed.
The l)ltre (turtle el this woek has an ex
cellent picture or Pauline Parker, who
played .SMfy .Shitty with the cempnuy last
evenlng.
As the tendinis will have Iho opera heuse
every night next week, nxcept Hsturday
night, the show business will have a rest
The town can easily stand that, as there I no
doubt that this place could get along Willi
lea shows thsn we have hail already and the
biMnets would be much better rer these who
would visit tit.
ritr. yi. or' .iirrtji.Y.
A rj IIwhI Kililliltluii ul Chr;wtiitliFiiiuiiii
lu llnllslil In Tills till.
Thuchrysaiitheinuui exhibition te be held
lu the Lancaster link next week, beginning
en Tuesday afternoon, will likely engage, as
It detervm, the Interest or thousands from
city and county. There have Iheu successful
shows of this Hew er In ltosteu, New Yerk,
Philadelphia mid Pittsburg for sev oral years,
and thelr cltireu are this season moie
enthusiastic than ever. This one will have
the samu varletlotte bnsoeti lu the alsive
clllen ; for the professional and amateur
llerista procured their Need and plants
from these who Imported them, livery
ene who hat an oye or two for the
beautiful will certainly meve Blewly
through the capacious building U net miss
feasting le rullneaa iihiii this wemlerfiil dlr-
Clay. It will iKtremarkable without doubt
ecatise enough entries have already 1mu
hamtett te the secretary te till the large halt
An 1nii.i,!,iekm-i:ii reporter has seeu the
collections el three who Intend ceuiietiiig ler
lliu libera! preiuliui. One ha 2,000 planls,
J70 variellet s another 'M0 varieties, and
another e, tsjtldes Innumerabln unnamed
plauta. The tlrst erthetu is n profeHtlonal,
and they aloue Imve sulllcleul fur a flrsl.cla.14
show.
In all there will be about J00 varieties ;
Chinese, Japanese, single and uui-x-ne. The
largest standard plants will moa-ture four
feolinillamutar,andthe same In height. Some
of the (lowers have a diameter exceeding six
Inclins. K ulg Ill's erchestra will be lu attend
ance. ui.u Titixirwa iseTit tmah.
In Olf-bist-i In Pilling bljrle the Nriiiil-C'n
lemilal ul tlis cliuriti.
One hundred and lllly stroke en the old
bell In 'lrinlly church steeple, which we
cast In Knglsnd in lTi.'J expre.sly for thi
church but which ha been entirely out or
uie fur seme year past, w 111 be sounded, 10
stroke al a lime, le limes, te morrow morn
ing boleru the ringing or the chime, lu honor
el tliusesiul-ceiitenulal of theday when the
congregation was organized, Novembor 7,
173').
'Ihu still eldor bell, the Urat which Trinlly
churchever had, will he displayed en a ped
estal lu the chancel, together with a number
of ether ancient relics, such a the old Her
man pulpit Bible, the first communion ser
vice, made or iew ter according te the custom
In these days, etc
The walls el the church, the very same that
were built a full century ami a tpiarter nge,
will lsar in beautirul black letters and Ilgures
of black the names and dalea el the eleven
pasten which old Trinity has had during the
jiast 160 years, ami the ether decorations will
be in keeping.
All tliej:ii(-ls1i Lutheran congregations of
the city will unite lu tlie service of the morn
ing, at which the musiu will be rendered by
the combined choirs, the service participated
in by alt the tatUirs ami the sermon preached
by the Kev. Dr. Jacob Fry, el Headline, Pa
in the afternoon at -:.i0 n grand Joint
leslival of all the Lutheran .Sunday schools
will be celebrated, at which the members or
the schools will se llll Iho church that all
ether persens will have le wall until the
school are sented belers socking admission.
In the evening the sermon will be preached
by the prvsler, en the theuie of the iiorsen.il
character of the men who have lllled the
venerable pulpit lu patl generations.
It 1 thounlversnlsentlmout that the best
twsslble memorial of this netable anulvor anulver
sary will be the election of a handsome uew
organ.
A. 31, K. Cliurih Fair.
A lair for the bcneUt of the Alrlcau
Methodist Kptscepal church was openod en
Friday venliig in their church en Klraw
berry stroet The committees in charge or
the arrangements have been at work for
Beveral months preparing ler the event The
result is that a large number of articles, both
useful and ornamental, are ler Hale. The
attendance was geed ler the opening night
Btid the rocelpu satisfactory. The objeci of
Iho fair Is a worthy ene ami should receive
the patronage of our citizens.
Church Dedication,
The dodicatlen of the Welsb Mountain
chapel will take place en (Sunday altorueou,
nud a number or prominent divines will be
present Addressea will Im delivered by
Hev. C. Hlemensnyder, or Lancaster, Prlce
Z. Hupploe, or Houeybrook, aud ethers.
I'leilljr of (lame,
Charles Jellrlet, the well known railroad
conductor, roturned last ovenlng from a gun
ning trip In Cloarileld county. He wa very
Mi(-oesrul,nud brought with him a large let or
pbeuanUand sipilrrelt, a number or which
Iiu gave te friends In this city this morning.
Among the siutrrelH waa una that was ui
black us coal all ever.
THIS DEMOCRATIC CLOUDS
auis aLUWi.r i.irrintt Ann tub bum
i lUUNIHtt UVT.
l.tliT ;ueluiii Htiiitr Tlist Nvsrl Kvcrjwbsm
llul In rniiltrsiil Ida II imirriwj In.
crrsted lis llelil-Ths Pedsral Hums
le ami (Ulns In the nnalc.
All but ten cotliille-i have rowj!ted llielr
ulllcUl llgures el lliu vele cast en Tuesday.
These are Allegheny, Armstrong, Clearlleld.
Llk, (Iteene, Huntingdon, Ickawana, Mont Ment Mont
KeiuorHulilvaii and Philadelphia. Frem
Ihose cetintlu.'! them are clew) esllinale., se
that Heaver's plurality or IJ.8STI will net be
materially changed. PaUlsen's plurality
was luJirj, se Hist Iho Itnpuhtlcati gain Is
M.fTM. There wern Democratlegalnsliithroo
reuutles only, Caiubtla showing up with
Ml, Carlsm with Vi and Menteur with .vj, a
total el ITil.
The vote for Cmigress In the Choster dis
trict ate.s DailiiKteri, 0,'iVlj Dickinsen,
,aO; Kverharl, .sn j Marshall, SOI f Dar Dar
Ien's plurality , t.l
Heteniefii llrinui rsllc. tisjuili.
The latest returns of the congressional
elections are much inore faverable le the
Deuieurats ami, utiles. roversed by efllclal
count, gire the parly soventeoti majority In
the next Heuso el KeprosenlallveH. The
gains net tieroleforocredlled te them are the
Second and Fifth California districts and the
Soceud North Carolina. In the Hovenlh
Ohie, wlilcli had Ixmn roteitod i-arrled hy
Little (Hep) the efllclal count glves three
majority le ('aiupl-ell (Dem.) lu the dis
puted 'lenlh Illinois district the face of the
returns shows a majority for Pest (Hep.)
ever Worthlngteu (Dem.) a Hepubllcau gain.
Sir. Carlisle Is ie elected bya majority el 76C
.New .1 --' l.rKllature Democratic
The revised elllclal return in New Jersey
give the Dt'tnccrnlsU scimters aud 32 mem
bers of assembly, which Is a majority of 1
en Joint ballet I bis they have without a
sonaler from Atlantic, where they will con
test the seat of (,ardner (Hep.) whom the
face of the returns elect '1 hey also have an
even show ler another tnomlier from the
Third asdeinbly district of Passaic, wliere a
tie exists ami a new election mutt be held.
The Hepublicans will demand a recount In
the Senumt Mercer district, where Walters
(Deiil) ha only 'J majority, and In the
Saleui district where Newell, Democrat, ha
13 majority. I hv also claim the election of
(iuniflter In llurllugleu, although the ro re
lurns, according te Democratic authority,
glve their candidate ever IXn) msjenty. The
slliiatlea suinmarl7ed is therofero about as
fellows. If the Democrats maintain the
strength given them by Uie elllclal returns.
41, they will have a majority el ene en Joint
billet vvhlle II they secure the tie district or
Passaic in the new olectlen they will have 12,
or three majority en joint ballet Against
this the Republicans have 30 en the elllclal
returns, a lighting chance rer the tle district
and the desperate hepe el counting out one
or inertj Democrats.
California llrinerrat-i (lain lien Cuuftiinaii
ami Klcct Their (loterner.
The corrected returns Irem San Henlte and
Stanislaus counties, California, glve Bartletf,
(Dem.) for governor, 32:1 mere than was at
first ropertod. The Hepubllcan new concedo
the stale te Hartlett There is ue doubt new
that the legislature is Democratic en Joint
ballet by thirteen majority. This Insures
the olectlen oKieorgo Hearst as I'nlted States
sonster. The last congressional returns
show ene Dom.-cratle gain.
A Senatorial (lain Alse In ludlans.
Complete returns Irem all counties in In
diana except oue glve Kobertaen (Hep.) ler
lleutenaul governor 3,f-7 plurality. The
Demecrata have the legislature by two major.
Ily en Joint ballet The llgures are: Senate,
Democrats, ,11, Hepubllcau, 10; Heuse,
Deiuis'rnts, l; Hepiiblicans, W. II theso
return are conlirmed by elllclal tigures n
Demecrat w III sucewsj Hen Harrison lu the
I'nlted States Senate.
Mlnuctcit still In Doubt
Three days have passed slnce the polls
have cIehhI and it i net et known who i
te be the next governor of Minnesota, lteth
parlies still claim the election of their rospes' respes' rospes'
llve candidate", and charges or fraud ami
tirespect el protracted contest and pestihlu
litigation are looming up unpleasantly.
Writ Virginia l.rglnlnture Deiiiiirratu.
Frem Uin mint reliable lnlormatleii, the
next West trglnta legislattlre will tie Dem
ocratic en Jelnl ballet by nine vote. This
will elect a Democialie successor te Senater
Camden (Dem),
Why lleinetisU huille
Kli.m Iho t'lillaitelpblal Hues,
The Democrats carried all the northern
slate which voted for Cleveland, with the
single exception of Indiana, and by majorities
largerthau wero given te thelr candidate for
president. New Jercey nearly deuble her
presidential Democratic majority ; Iho Demo
cratic candldate lur governor In Connecticut
has an Incrcased plurality and New Yerk
largely liicruase the Cleveland majority and
ler a distinct Clevelnnd candldate.
The rigurrs In Dakota.
Si. Paui, Minn., Nev. ti. A Canten, Dak.,
special te the Pioneer I'rcsa says: The Can Can
eon -tifcucitic'.v summary of the elllclal and
estimated returns glveUltlerd lil.OOO majority
iu Seuth Dakota and 0,000 lu North Dakota,
or 20,0001u the territory.
nina uitva yuNEitAL.
IheClualiigSceuaula Lungaud Useful tulurA.
tlunal Career.
The fuueral of Mis Maria K. UUI, the old eld
est el Uie public school teachers lu Lancas
ter, leek place this morning at 10 o'clock,
from her late residence, Ne.. I 111 West Chest
nut street The funeral discourse was made
by Hv. J. Max Hark, of the Moravian
church. The teacher and a number or the
impll of the girls' high school, or which
Nils C 111 waa teacher, attended the funeral,
together with u delegation el the beard of di
rectors. The pill-bearers wero Prof. J, P. Me.
Caskey, principal or the boys' high school, J.
11. Kevliiski, muslcial Instructor of the
schools, G. M. .alim mid James A. Miller.
The burial casket was covered with black
cloth with sliver mountings, and there were
many beautllul ileral pieces presented by
Irleiuls of the deceased.
Tlie amoral train moved down Chestnut
te Prince, down Prince te (lerman up Uor Uer
man te Seuth Quoeu, and out Seuth Quecn
te Woodward Hill cemetery, vvbore the
Interment was made.
Celebrating the Third Aiinltemary.
On Friday oveulng the third anniversary
ur tlie Yeung Ladles' Missionary baud was
celebrated lu the Duke stroet Mothedlst
church. Thore was a very large audlence
present, tlie church belng crowded. The
opening prayer wa made by Kev. Malllsen,
of the; West Mission, and Kev. J,
K. T. Oray, of the Duke stroet church,
followed in n few remarks. Miss
Mulner, or Camden, a missionary who
but recently roturned from Mexico, made
tpiite an interesting address In which she
s'xikoer the missionary work done in the
City el Mexico nnd vicinity. Hev. J, T.
Satchel), new or Philadelphia, but formerly
pastor of the Duke street church, also deliv
ered an address. A creditable collection for
missionary purposes wa taken up and sev
eral new members wero admitted te the
band. Alter singing, by Hev. Satcbell anil
wife, and prayer, the Interesting meeting
wa brought te a close.
The Yerk Walking match Kudeil.
The BO-hour walking match which began in
the linsterii market heuse, Yerk, en Thurs
day evonlng.came te a sudden clese last night
miur iuu uieu uau uoen ou lue track 21 hours,
There wero hut reur men In the inatclt They
wero Charles Miller and Frank Hebeid, of
Lancaster, and two colored men named Hay.
ler and Alexander, of Yerk. At the clese of
the match the number of miles made by each
man was as. fellows : Miller, 77; Alexander,
71; Hayler, 74, and Hebeid, 01. The cause el
the Budden ending of the match was lack of
patronage. The men were all In geed condl cendl condl
Hen when they lelt the track and arrange
ments were made le pay them for their Ber-
Jl ADAMS rVICHVlt MADI,
" "rr -
Oueul IhebUvrs of (lira, a Faineui Drauiatlc
Hnpnine,
The second season of A met lean grand
opera, which 1 aniiotinced te be Inaugurated
at Iho Philadelphia Academy or Muslc,under
the management of Zimmerman A Nixon,
ha s host of new singers who will be heard
for the first tlme, and also sumo of the
leading meinbers of last Boanen. An Impor
tant engagement Is that of Madauie Fursch
Madl, the famous dramatic soprano and di
rectress of the National conservatory, livery,
thing 1 being dene te make this season of
American opera a netable one, and from
the L-reat amount e! luterest which Is known
te exist, and which is actually displayed
In the welfare of the onterprite, a bril
liant season may be anticipated. Madauie
Fursch Madl, whose popularity lu this
country Is continually growing, has un
doubtedly uniisal merits te doservo It She
ha npieared before the audiences or thl
country hovers! times. Chicago, New Yerk,
and Philadelphia audiences have seen her In
the national singing festivals, whero she as
sumed the leading role. She was born at
the small town el Bay en no, en the Franco France
Spanish frontier. Her family Is or Alsatian
origin and from this she may be said te In
herit the Oerman aptltude ler music In ad
dition te all Ibe nerve and animation that are
conceded te the French. Her father dis
covered her romarkable talent for music, and
lest no tlme In developing her musical edu
catien, and entering her as a pupil In the
Pari cnnsorvatelro. In less thou a year her
sicciallle was osiaunueu ami rcoegnlMHl
by her teachers. Heth her veice aud her
molhed were admirably adapted for render
ing proleund musical thought Se clearly
was thl recognized that I'asueleup, the great
symphonic concert master of Paris, at ence
olfered her an ongagemont with his world ro re ro
newed erchestra. Although her success was
se brilliant In Kurepe, the operattc career of
Madauie Fursch Madl really began In this
country at New Orleans In 1971, where she
remained rer a season. Returning te Paris,
she wa ongaged for the rand Ojsira, and
made her debut In "Faust," with a most pro
nounced success. Her subsequent appear appear
ance In " Kebort le Diable, " "Huguenots, "
" Frleshuu" etc., only cenllrmed the geed
impression, and before the season wa con
cluded the Parlscrltis universally proclaimed
lier ene ul the greatest singers produced by
1 ranee.
VDVIHN DM rULSUV.
Who (lul the Appelntiueut ul Luttetl htU
Cemul at bhetrleld, KugUml.
Mr. Ilenjamln Folsom of llullale, who ha
rocelvod the appointment of I'nlted States
consul at Shellleld, Knglaud, te succeed Mr.
C. H. Webster, Is the cousin of Mrs. Clovo Clevo Clove
land. He accompanied Mrs. Fotsetn and her
daughter In their recent travels through
Europe, and also accemiauieil thetu ou their
homew-ard bound trip lu June last The ap
pointment naturally oxcites much Interest el
partly pellllcial and partly soutluiental na
lure, as the appolnteo la se closely allied lu
relationship te Mrs. Clevelnnd, and he U
ev ery w hore widely and favorably known and
designated by the familiar ephlthet of Cousin
Hen. He llgured at the wedding et Mr. and
Mrs. Cleveland as the only male representa
tive of the brlde'a family. He is said te be a
goed-hoarlod,easy-nuturodyouuggeutleman,
and thore are lew Democrats w he w Ul grudge
him his otllce or lis pecuniary compensation,
although all indications point very streugly
toward neitttlsm ou Mr. Cleveland' action
in thl apKiintineut lu the fermer days et
Mr. Cleveland's administration, he was
decidedly opjiesod te giving a relative of his
own. or any relative of the cabinet or ether
elllclal, a position, ou account el the alleged
favoritism te relatives, which he wished te
avoid. Mr. FoIbeiu has been a candidate fur
several itosltlens and for the Sheilield con
sulate, especially, ler year. He worked
hard te elect Mr. Tllden in 1S70, oxpectiiig te
obtain tills olllce as his reward, but hit plana
wero frustrated and went far astray en this
occasion. Again In lbSO he worked ler lieu
oral Hancock with the same object In view,
and wheu Uraver Cleveland was nominated,
Mr. Folsom put all his ouergios te work and
at last wen his appointment through the
election or President Cleveland. Till Is the
alleged elllclal explauatlen, which tioue but
the sorely disappointed will prosuuie te dis
credit, as the appoiiitment was wen by the
ollertsof Mr. Ileuj am In Folsom alone.
Bale of Ileal Katate.
Henry Shubert, auctioneer aud real estate
ageut,Held at the Leepard hotei, for Philip F.
H lousing, asslgnoe or Adam Obleuder and
wile, the property; situated en the southeast
side or Church stroet, Ne, 631 aud jAJ, te
Mary C. Wagner for f2,D50.
KnlgbU of the Reldeu Kaele,
The list of acceptances of nomination
made at the last session of the Knights or the
(lolden Kagle has been published. The elec
tion will occur In December when each past
chief in geed standing will be entitled te
vete.
Sent (int.
Delly lloevor and Clara .oil will spend
the next thirty days as bearders of Keeper
Hurkholder. They wero drunk aud disor
derly en Friday night ami Aldermau Harr
couuultted thorn.
.furors lur Xeit Year,
J udge Pattorseu and Jury Commissioners
Dlller and lly us will meet ou Monday and
begln the seloctleu of names for Jury duty for
the year 1RS7. Fourteon hundred names will
Ihs Nelected.
A Ilrukeu Truck.
Ou Friday a truck en a freight car broke
at Mill Creek, and the car was thrown from
the track. Thore was no ether dauiage, and
the track was blocked ler half an hour.
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THE FALLING SNOW.
FBATUBHt fl.AKKH HBVUUTKD MllUit
a nu am Kit or t'f.Avr.a.
ItiMoilrJftllens It Melts as lUpldlr as It Pall.
Ilutliiitnrulu, New lerk, IheHlrcett lie
tii in e Covered With Hluth Whi
ter II New at Hand
Ili'l'FAl.e, N. Yi, Nev, ). Snow liegan
falling eaily this morning and continued
steadily throughout the forenoon. It moiled
rapidly and the streets are covered with a
vast quantity or slush.
Watkhtevvn, N. Y., Nev. (l.Hnew ha
been falling hore In large Itakes slnce 1030
o'clock this morning. Thl is tlie llrstj snow
fall et the soaseii here.
Cincinnati, Nev. tl Thore was a fall of
snow here about 3 o'clock this morning. It
melted as it fell, but ou the hilltop the
ground I covered.
PlTTHiiuiKi, Nev. e Snow has been fall
ing at Intervals all morning. It melts a
seen as it rails.
Clinten, III., Nev. 0. The llrst snow or
the Boaseti In this locality fell hore last night.
Dktheit, Nev. fl Over half an Inch of
snow roll during the night at this place, hut
Uen the rising of the sun It disappeared.
ArutllEH VHUPKMUVNA1, SHUT
C. W. Iluilil, a rruinltlnt: Markaman uf the
nest. Who 111 Challenged ItegsrUtu,
VUMtr.XT llUaiNBHB TJCAfBAVrjSD
At This Aluminas SeMlun el Cuurt Opluluus
Delivered ami Itules UUcharceit.
Court met this morning ler the transaction
or current business.
In the suit el Nell vs. Land Is, the rule for
a new trial was rolused.
In the forcible entry and detainer case of
commonwealth vs. Jacob Cby.et.al., the rule
ler a revision of the sentence imposed was
denied. Counsel for the prosecutor wanted
the sentence se rovlsed as te Include restitu
tion el the projerty In dispute, but the court
ruled It could net be dene aud that Iho pros
ecutor's roiuedy te get ihwsossIeu el the prop
erty Is by an action orejectment
Abraham Slefty, et Kast Lanieter town
ship, was appoiuted guardian of the miner
children of Amanda Huber, who are
interested In the estate et Wm. Iluckwalter.
I. C. Arneld was appointed guardian et the
miner children of Jes. Ilolstein, deceased,
late of Illinois.
The county reward of f 20 for the arrest and
conviction el horse thieves, wa awarded te
I. (. Hreuelser. He arrested Peter Kote for
stealing a herse belonging te Mr. Krb, and
Kotewa couvlcted at the last term of the
cuurt
He.iseus for a new trial wero tiled in tbe
case of the commonwealth vs. Frank Frltch,
convicted of selling liquor te miners.
Issues todetermtne the ownership or cer
tain property levied upon as belonging te
Martin Myers en au execution issued byLevl
Seusenig wero granted. The claimants are
Hettie Myers, Ames Myers, Jacob 11. Mvers,
Catherine Myers, Geerge Myers, Jehn
Hutchisen and GoergoW. Worst
Henry Klefler, of Marietta, wa granted a
transfer of a liquor license.
Court adjeurned te meet next Saturday at
10 o'clock.
Anether Crematleu.
Thore was anotber cromatlen hore te-day.
The Ixxly wa that of Ansen Ilecb, who died
at hi home J22 Kace stroet, Philadelphia,
Thursday. The doceased was beru iu Ger
many and was 07 years or age. The body
arrived in Lancaster at 2 o'clock thi after
noon, accompanied by two sons aud a friend
or the deceased. It was taken te the crema
torium and the incineration, which was pri
vate took place at once.
A Swindle Through the Pualunlce.
Washington, Nev. 0. Judge Bryant, el
tlie ixwtoillce department, has discovered an
ingenious swindle which some parties calling
thomselves the Mechanic Manufacturing
company, of Farmlugten, IMe., have at
tempted te carry en through the mails. They
sent out circulars advertising a corn nheller
and a wowing machine knlfe sharpner
which they would sell for (2 each, or they
would send a Bample for Jl, te pay the ex
pense of packing, etc. Sema peer fellows
sent a dollar aud get in return a small piece
of Bheet-iren te held iu the hand and a plue
stick with a little emery and gluoeuouo
end. The knowledgo el this swindle coming
te the authorities It was quickly suppressed.
The Jae el ruatmatter Vilas.
CmcAoe, Nev. 0. A Washington special
te the Kews says:
" The friends or District Atterney Hen toil,
el Missouri, who was removed rer violating
the president's order prohibiting office
holders from making campaign speeches, are
Inquiring what Is te be dene with Pestmaster
General Vila who did the same thing. The
attorney general said that any ethor elllclal
against whom complaint was made ter vio
lating the president's order would be remov
ed as Itouten was, and Senators Cockrell and
Vest propeso te submit te the president copies
of new spapers containing political epoechea
el Vilas."
Al'laceWuuId Have Ileeii Peuud for Carlisle.
Washington, Nev. 0. Gossip ha it that
If Mr. Carlisle had failed el ro-electieu the
proeldent would have been asked te appelut
Mr. Hreckeurldge, of Kentucky te the Turk
ish mission, be ;that a vacancy might have
been created te prev ide another way te Con
gress ler Mr. Carlisle Mr. Morrison Is new
mentioned as a geed man te be mlulster
plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary te
Turkey, In the rlace or S. H. Cox, who
comes te Cengreas, possibly te succoed Mr.
Morrison as leader of the Democratic party
In the Heuso.
Sljiterleui Escape or 0O Ban Still VVurkineii.
Eau Claim:, Wis., Nev, 0.X tearful ox ex ox
plesion occurred yosterday In the Valley
Lumber company's mill, by the bursting of
the ponderous ily wheel, welghlng 20 tens.
The ferce of 200 empleyes wero thrown Inte
the wildest contusion by the fragments Hy
ing In overy direction, manypioces welghlng
Koveral huudred pounds. Mysteriously no per
son was seriously Injured, though the onglne
heuse was semewhat wrocked. The total
les will reach f30,000.
Tebe WHcht Again la Trouble.
The Irrepressible Tebe Wright was again
arrested for drunken and disorderly conduct
en Friday evening and locked up ler a hoar hear
lug bofero Aldermau Deeu.
GA HI fill A IIHKCK fir A IllWKBH
uau AM.n urn .ivsiva.
The Train at the Time Was ltminlee Twenl;
Allies an Heur A Tramp Arretted While
I teeing With it Orecer'a Onions Mlat
Kale 1lelit te Lecture,
CetUMiilA, Nev. a Jehn McCall, a brake
man or the 1'ennsylvaula railroad en the
freight train drawn hy engine Ne. 601, met
Willi an accident yesterday aflorneon while
en his train going towards Philadelphia,
The tislu had ncared the brldge at Mill
Crt-ek whenanailoel Iho car upon which
McCall was tiding was breken. The brake
man thought the car would go evor the bridge
hy reason or the broken axle and Jumped
from Iho train, which wa going at the rate
of twenty nitlcsaiiheiir. McCall wa thrown
violently te the ground receiving soveral
bruise about his body, and was picked up
by onglne Na 821 and brought le Columbia.
Howasableto walk te hjs home en Walnut
street, abeve Seventh, with the atslstance el
two men, Mr. McCall complains of sovere
pains about his back and Is receiving atten
tion by the railroad physician here.
A Tramp HlealsOnlnna.
Last evening two tramps went into the
store or Jehn Temple, en Seuth Third street,
and whlle one or the fellows held the pro
prietor In conversation the ethor ene selzed a
basket or onions; and ran out Third strcet at
a rapid rate. A the man neared the corner
of 'Xhlrd aud Mill streets, he ran Inte several
men who were walking along the street
1 he man was captured and brought back te
tlie store. He had a heariug at the efllce of
Squire Frank, whero he gave his name
as i ran K Uenkllng. He was committed te
Jail ler a trial at court
The Lecture Cuurae.
Ou Thursday evening next, the locture and
entertainment ceurse will be openod In the
open heuse by the celebrated lecturer, Miss
Kate Field, who Is widely kuewn a a popu
lar and talonted lecturer. The subject for
the locture will be "The Mermen Monster."
ilohlers el recelptsean have them exchanged
for ceurse ticket at Kluhards' book store.
The epera heuse should be crowded en this
evenlug.
huUely Meeting.
Iho Yeung Felks Bociety of the Soceud
street Luthersn church, held a meeting last
eveulng at the residence of Mr, Milten Wlke,
corner Third and Locust streets. A large
number wa present and enjoyed the occa
sion. An Interesting pregramme consisting
or vocal and instrumental music, reading,
etc , w as rendered.
Town Netea.
Texas Harry, the Wostern Scout, will ap
pear hi the epera heuse this evening.
Hev. G. W. Knders, or Yerk, will preach
lu the Second street Lutheran church, en
Sunday morning and eveulng at 10:15 and
7 o'clock. Rev. Enders Is ene el the most
eloquent divines In the Lutberan church.
Frank H. Musser, superintendent el the
Klectrle Light company, wa helplug te
unload electric light pole from a wagon yes
terday aflorneon, when ene or the poles
struck him a sovere blew ou the left side,
causing a painful bruise.
New bollers have been placed lu the sta
tion of tlie Heading it Columbia railroad In
town, rer the puruose el heating the building
by steam.
llllK MAHTKHKD IS Tlile.
A Calcium Light i'lrea the hlage IJurlug Au
entertainment ihe Audience In Panic,
lit it A i.e, N. Y., Nev. ft A narrow os os
cape ireui a herrible conflagration occurred
in the old art gallery last evening, w here a
large company of amateurs were engaged lu
the presentation of tableaux vivants toalieut
three hundred sioctatere, composed of the
ollte el Hullale society. Just a a young lady,
daughtoref Dr. Drewn, rector of St Paul's
cathedral, was posing te represent Homl Heml Homl
phere's picture "Orphellne," the calcium light
broke and a pioce of white heat dropped te
the carpet en the stage near tbe curtain. In
a moment the .vhole front of the stage was
ablaze, but with presence of mind the cur
tain was tern down and the tire stamped out,
though net until Dr. Urewn's face and oyo eyo oye
brons wero sev erely singed and ene lady's
hand severely burned. The audience began
a precipitous rush ler the deer, but the room
net being very full the poeplo were recalled
berore auy oue wa Injured and the play
proceeded with au imprevised curtain.
A Sllsaeurt College Destroyed.
STEVVAHTSMLLi:, Me,, Nev. t AbOUt tj
o'clock yesterday morning Stewartsvllle col cel col
lege wa discovered en tire, and the building
and itn conteuts were soeii In ashes. The
first intimation et tire te the inmates
came from smeke pouring into the
recitation room and examination show
ed the cupola and greater iortieu or the
reef surrounding it te be In n blare livery
etlertjwa made by the students and college
ompleyoa te save the building, but the ilames
gained tee much headway. Less evor $10,
000 ; lusurance fe.OOO.
A Farmer's Keiuslna Vakeu Prem a llarulug
ltaru,
JeMirr, Hla, Nev. 0. The bam el Henry
Mlnge, a rich Uermau larmer, living near
Matlorsen, twenty miles east of here, was
discovered te be lu llatnes yesterday morn
ing. Ills sous, awakened by the light, hur
ried te the Bcene aud uen entering the burn
ing building, feuud the lifeless body et their
father lying upon the barn tloerwlth his cloth
ing en tire. The body was dragged from tbe
llauies te a place where the burulng clothing
could be extinguished. The members of the
family also discovered bleed en the besom
of the man's clothing, aud that there was a
gaping wound In the breast The legs and one
arm were burned te a crisp and llfe was ex
tinct when be wa found. The baru and
contents were burned te the ground and con cen con
siderublo mystery surrounds the case. The
family state that they constder It a case of
suicide, as Minge has shown Blgtis of In
sanity for a few days past
KILLED lit A CUXSTAIILB.
Au Unknown .Man, Probably Inaaue, bliet
While Attempting tu Aaaault a Weman.
Ntw Harmony, Ind Nev. ft Wednes
day, whlle the wlfe of Mr. Fred. Hick
man, a resident of this place, was
aloue lu her kitchen, she was sur
prised by the outrauce of a tall, well
drossed aud prepossessing man who at ence
asaulted her with felonious Intent She ro re ro
pclled hi advances, but he again attacked
her. bhe succceeded lu seizing a butcher
knlfe, with which she wounded hltn. lie
then lelt the heuse, but threatened te call
again. Mrs. Hickman lest ue tlme lu noti
fying her husband aud neighbors, who
searched for the miscreant without success.
Mr. Hickman steed guard Wednesday night
but saw ue signs of the mysterious visitor.
Thursday he secured the servlce of the vil
lage constable. Yesterday the stranger
put In an appearance and attempted
te ferce an entrance Inte the house. The con
stable orderod him away, but the man only
redoubled his dibits te ferce an entrance Inte
the heuse. The constable then ilred two
shots at him, both balls taking effect, causing
iustaut death. Who the man was cannot be
discovered, as no ene rocellocts or having
seen him betern. The man was probably
deranged.
.Second Crepa of Strati berries ami Flowers,
Srr.lNeriutD, O., Nev. G, The long spoil
or Indian summer In Central Ohie has
rlpeiied a second crop of straw berries aud
brought violet and lilacs Inte lull bloom iu
seme places, u elrcumstauca never bofero
known here In Novembor, The berries are
of geed llaver and soil ler 30 cents a quart
WBAI11BH IXDlUATlOXa.
tj WAsniNOTON, D. u., Nev. ft Fer
9 1 Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
'local ralua followed by fair weather,
i""""" "uiui euiitui m, uoriiieny.
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The l.tteat Features el the III. Heel Btrlk lat
Chicago Arceajlena le the Ksnkaetthe
Discontented I'e ilerlr's Agent
le Nellie the Trouble.
CmuAde, Nev, ti Thre.wa a psacelul,
calm evor everything at the yAtd: The p
were nearly all einpty, no stock tospeaVef
was being unleadod, and everything aeemxt
te ielnt te a long contlutied malntenance et
their rospectlvo )osltlens by masters and
men. The town of Lakojpelleo are pe-tad
within no obvious or objectlouablo promi
nence, but promptly dispene any gathering
of men about the liouses. Their orders are
cheerrully ebeyed and there I very lit lit
tle Intoxication seen lu the town.
Plnkerten men will net be visible outslde of
the barracks In Washington butcher house
unlets property Is menaced lu Mitch a way
as te Justify the calling together of a sherlfTii
pesse. 'I hey may be under orders of Captain
Feley se laras llielr Interior discipline U con
cerned, but lu thelr relation te the commu
nity their movemoiits will be directed by
the sherlll.
Tlie Btrlker rocelved accessions this morn.
mg in the shape or Iho flremen and engl
irem Armours, who wero orderod et
night, having returned te work after n
tue obect for which they hail struck. The
toamsterH at Merris' alto struck this mom-
lug, refnslng te handle meat slaughered and
dressed by non-union. Hn Ill's heuse was
In actlve opeiatleu but with n comparatively
small ferce. Lsrge wagon convertod Inlo
omnibuses worn perambulsliug the town
this morning. They bore signs a nil lows s
"Froeridostoworklngnion teSwIlfa.' They
picked up a lew men who wero driven te the
packlng-house district Merris place Ijore
no ovidenco or any work belng done within.
Goneral Master Workman Pewderly soul
an agent te the stock yards thl morning te
30ttIe the existing dllllcullies.
Up te 11SJ0 thore ha been no centlrmallau
el the report that the strlke hn baeu sot set
tied. A Derrick Fatli en I'lva Men:
Cemjmhi's, Ind., Nev. 0 Whlle work
ing with a derrick, putting Iu a framework
of a water tauk, the repe holding the derrick
In an upright position was snapped by holds;
caught by the smoke Black of a JeUerson JeUersen JeUerson
vllle, Madisen it Indianapolis train. The
derrick and a heavy timber fell en
the heads or live meu, killing Jake
Weaver, of this city, crushing the skull of
Milt Koblnien, of Seymeur, and seriously
Injuring William PonnUen, William Hlllett
aud Charle Whlpper, allot thl city. Kob Keb Kob
Inseu will probably dle.
A Defeated Candidate's Chargep.
Chicago, Nev. ft Daulel F. Gleesen, who
ran against Frank Lawler for Congress in the
Second district, made some startling asser
tions te a United Press reporter this morning
Mr. Uloesen wa In tbe election cemmlav
sloners' rooms early and said that be lore the
day was ever he would produce affidavits
from men who would swear that they law
election Judges iu some el the precincts erase
the llgures crodtted te Gleeseu and put In
smaller.
Mrs. Cleveland UO Fer lloaten,
Ni:vv Yenic, Nev. (3. Mrs. Cleveland,
wife or the presldent, and Secretary and
Mrs. Kudlcett left here this morning at fla
il), for Bosten te participate in tbe celebration
of Harvard college's sequl centennial.
WaShinoten, Nev. 0. The presldent has
uet decided whether te lcav e here at 2 or 4 p.
tn. te-morrow ler IScateu. He will Le ac
companied by Secretaries Bayard, Whltuey
and Lamar and Cel. Lam out.
The It j Citr Itacea.
lw Cn v, Washington, Nev. ft The last
day's races of the Natleual Jockey club's ex
tra meeting epeued te-day with threatening
weatber. The track was iu excellent condi
tion aud atteudance fair.
First race, for two-yerr-olds, sev en fur
longs; Dunblne wen, Count Luna 2, Helax
J. Time IvJO. Mutual f 13. 10.
Second race ene tulle, Uermlttige wen,
UessIe'J, Harry Kussell 3. Time, 1:11. Mu
tual, fe.T5.
Ilia Modesty May Wlu Him the Place,
Wasuinoien, Nev. ft ltisseuil-oilleialiy
announced that the president he, ellered the
position of surgeon geueral of the array te
Lieut Jehn Moere, new Btationed in Man
Francisce. He Is said te te be the only officer
of the medical corps above tbe gradoef major
who has net preseiited his application and
also brought Influence te bear upon the presi
dent lu hi behalf.
Dined With the 1-realdeiit.
WAsniNOTON, Nev. ft Ex-Cougress matt.
Frank Jenes, et New Hampshire, and ; .?
Messrs. K. S. Lldrlch and Parker C. Chand- 'h4
ler, or Jiosten, uined with the presldent at
the executlve mansion last ulgbt
The Japanese Party.
Wasiiinqien, Nev. ft The Japanese
party,Iucluding Mlkado's.uucle aud his wile,
the Princes' and suite, will be presented te
the presldonCen Wednesday next ; and re
turning te New Yerk, will sail at ouce for
Kurepe the lollewlng day.
Died Frem Ills Injuries,
Ni:vv Yeiik, Nev. ft Charles Uabiu, the
Aster house chef who was shot en Monday
night last by Jeseph Ott, a waiter, who after
wards commuted suicide, dled te-day lu
Cbambers street hospital.
I'ateuts ler Lud Kutrlef,
Washington, Nev. ft Mr. Sparks of Iho
beard of rev low et laud matters, granted
C.TbS entrle for the lest month. These la la
clude a number of pre-emption outrle.
TKLi:ail.l'UIC TAl'S.
Pleure pnoumeula Is epidemic iu Cliuten
county, Indiana.
Theodere Koesovelt sailed from New Yerk
for Kurepe te-day. He will uiairy Mia
Kdlth Carew betore he returns.
The elllclal vote of Allegheny county, !'.,
shows Heaver's majority vte be 110. Magee'a
majority for judge fs 212.
At Lima, Ohie, Richard l'lach wa lieateu
terribly last night aud robbed of f 100.
A three-year-old son of William Jllack, el
LauBlngvIlle, O., vvhlle playing with matches
last night was burned te death,
A greatslerm raged through Great Britain
yesterday, doing much damage te property
and shipping. ....
P.Hausen, Kiss A Ce., Irnpertera aud inau
ufacturera of furniture, draiterle, etc, have
failed in Baltimore.
At Marlboro, Mass., the house, Willi lta
contents, of Uephen McComber, waa burned
this morning. Less, 12,000; lusurance,
fe,&00. t
At Lement, Ills., Clemens Klaner was In- ' I
stantly killed this morning by the prematuie ..
A (loetl Newauaper, ' ,
The Lancaster Inquirer la always a Reed
newspaper but when toachers' Institute '
comes around It Burpasses itself. Te-day It
preaents lta readers with an eight-page aup- ;
nlement tilled with Information and sttIUet)K' ,
of great value te the public school teacbera
nutl Bt;uuei uiiecvuin ui uauuati liuuuij,
Sadden Death ela Farmer's Wile. Jt ,.'
Mrs. Jacob Pertuer, realdlnga mile abere '
MerleltA. illnd auddantlven ThuredaV
apoplexy. She evidently waa goleg e-
bare, uui leu ueau u uw 0
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