v r- '- ' ii r !' 'v TV OcNiV NVYVi H nfr? m A Vj;kt' psess ""frvtyrfVft VOLUME. XXUINO. (W-S1X PAG l- LANOASTJEH, PA., SATURDAY, NOVJ5MUEU, 1!J, 1880. SIX 1'AGES-PIUOE TWO 0ENT8. She imwwutmA . a u .... wxtif J7SK( sFM . . . - iw !. 1 r-T y. i i r r jjjkM nxzjp3iW zjm?xf rmm y w 3KKfeS,f K3 Iff I I ,1 I .1 1I1II.II I V I !fr?ynrfv'm: .n.ri bW &im.mik !i& m. smfavjraw . jjv... r6jSii3Kf p - r wwwTl' ''X ?WSwa8fcs- " r f Nhll'lllilt AKK NATIVE IIOKN. nm miKiit'.t i'in(7;mii;.i ..tvem, 1 Fit IWItlKH v. iIeit it Mmri )Juktr ami u Miirmtl Canadian II lid statin llmir M'njr In llila lily In l li'i Hung el lm lliialiirM I I'liler-MrUf Skelili". tit tlin l.ogt.i;ilileil nktilehct tlutl linm lone been tue Saturday fiHlute of this leurual, thu fa. t ha been licquiiitly adierted te that suuoef llin must hlnlug sinves'iis 111 blisl nessnn I r if.l mil Ufa III thli community ilortte their iiutlvlly from without tilt gelietmis 1 ,, del Of I UlCAStel Cullllly. 'HlO Uilusi.iii ..i new lil.hxl Inln nil i)hl town Mum Inn it best thltiK I"1 tmtti, unit tliu gCtllal gl'll'lelliell, Wtltllll lllll lNIM.I.I- ii rti pinscuta te It" tendera te-day .mi ii w mliirfiil HIiiMls'lnii of tlie truth nt tuiH sentiment tl In l"7u some mi) I ml hii it llni' h Q.mkur ami a t .itiailltti worn tiiMii in Urn tnwn, who wnulil llte tlm tup mil' I . i I'm Im-lnnsi UihliM in i hi Hum ii ibs i i ' mar. It would linvii nti dmi'il ex- i!n I ' hi ' ni'inten. Hut tlili tdetillial fact Ti4i t 1'it iMimn i.iii in Uiti rl'i hiiiI prugre i I'.i' I. mi it lllltinm .V l'iter Hew I'l M L,i'lltlliliell, IIMIIll tiir SUlt, Hrilt In..' n I ,' 'illy p'snlMst te in ike n business mil' nn in I iii itir rnrmn ml Interesting . i) in it wi I i i ful with InliiriiHl by hii wiii liiv n iii. 1. 1 lUu 1'iiilues progress of llni ii'i, hi m'Atcun ANcasir.i. 1! i rj s Willis iiseu is of mi old uaker Umilv who h.ive bemi pieiiilniilit 111 tlie fee in hi w limit u Uihv riiiui Hlnoe the Uajh el tlie !ii'v iiu'.i hi Tlin Iitnlly lull t rum llni ii iiiiiy "i in'innii, .. j , wnurOHi .Mern- 1 lll'. Jpiimi illlitiiimie, tlin litllmr, ie.i.-(hI n litiiuli nt lliri'n Minn .mil tned'tilutitiirii. Tlie xiiitiik' ti.U'.iMi i. ,ii ii f.inn-r ntul IiIh elileit 'II 1..IMAU1 ! H ilt III llll llHltllCpl. TUe LI I'l'iilli'iinn ihia- iirikm LH tieuin at l Miiiinii wl'h i ii" ill hi iiMrrttnl lUiiKluern. ill In i luii, II in v anil I'mnk, iIoieIoj-ihI ki ml 'Kim I ir ii oem nicn-l.ll raniir. ll.ini in i 'u lil 'Hrt in M V. II. UoliiieV ' illi'ejt olerti In Wilmlnijtnii, Dal. At that ' n il'inif ii'i .lit 2 Jii-ilmt II 1'ntnriM tliu liiktiuiinr of !h tlriu. 'I no (tillew ' mk-s ilireMii i lien Inte i ijntart with etin I'luthlir, illli.lM-ll UtHOnll tlKlllllOlll'S it !n.it 'timii 1' Iji tint a ilmtlnnil te pl.iy all itn '-Lint lint in tlinir nflur (ktliilc!v 1 iiii; uli.ii"eii liJ iiiiuurevii trlumlN rs iiiiiii';ti'ii, mil i iiuet liiein iva tlie late i - ' 1 . HlIC II 1 nil. 'if I. IIIMtM. Hi Ullt llllltl n I iifit hh irlntr lv Jhiiiih iV Wetib'n I ii: t,.iiiir i:i Unit i Hi. Uluiiill Inm liin.'H tll.Hi Mr. II ill in 'i.llHIl l'XllllUul e:i thn K' r'i 1 nl I'l" I A.I, Hllil ) llrnt iluublliui III . iri'.t lil t iii loon i lerk' ui.tiil it iltilrn te ii lll'irn of IIM1 lllll'l tint Will Ai I'l llll 11 llrV n; uitti uiiiK ion) t.m ., In tin it rni? nf l-T.'i Mr Willi iniKili Htote .ll II II i i ii, nl Un rity, luuilinr of thu Hi li ll IHU'li'a k;rtillflillitll el tll&iMlllO llillllt', ii 1,1.11 iiu a in ilie mHiclft ler a bUHlntA mm, urn in Hi.- h.v. anl KQl' tuniUhliiK buv 'mi i in ilil t jti loe reply rectlii'il win ii i tlm in ' i i triiKiiiir, but thn nejtt Mr II .i i 'nai'l iMiU.taieil eilltl'Hii'tlt Henry it '-r. Ii i I i i;ia"'1 Hit prewint alerti reiiu . I lln-fci'i ,v ij'.idu . t two yujiij; I'niUJtt I inai.i, who in the fall e( 1875 0mn0il n in lii-l li e of Imiiii'-ni for tlin Kin of hitl n'Hl -' ill ' llinil'i (illll'atllnij 011111111. I iMIS.l lu LAtLtttrriL It in -l line li i renimttil tiint the lnti iiii. tmtitteu ihe tiv lueuibur el till em ir itlMiie k reutrioiieil I y a further kc lUAinuni'' in I'luiailelphU wliure Mr lift. ti i wailu U itnutiitker'x mere ami Mr. Wil I me. i hi wai in the ouipley of thu Itelmu ir-n Urn tvru yminK iiihu htipM t-iuresly any mn in Lit i ,tt-i '. ttiA limn til tbtilr urrltal linre I'iiieu miim aie Itul tlinir altlut bul ni iiu-tli u h mn unliiwl fir thein lilili I i e i. in nit I - il iiirri'hant. Thu alore t t t!. v ii ipiwl ia only Imlf ta pri'uitt , ', h: l uit Mi' M'uilliy piipp'ieil Willi (:. i-i. liul llin inm; tlrui puutl itei'lily i'i an I -. ..in Id utH'iltMl I4ritirr m. u. Ttiny in isl i.i t'tbir prenl iimnnm In tnn i Mu liml iiiik, N.i. S-t, In tlm iirhi( el -. '1 "v 'Inn ,l livl thucliithlnir traile te ,i i ir I iii-iiiiHi, wlili Ii lis linn ilmutopeil ii , iint nt it b'r iiit iitiiMrt ml fnture. M tl iii liini I'.i y i'ii. il Ij it lnii i !nrk. N .i ihinr letiil liine 1 bttvi-un ,6 unit I'1. i- i.t u.rne yitiM & tt.0 liiiiiMiliii; moil I an itilui:i' liuili.011 ri',iiliiul llin H.lill i. 'ii ! Hi 'pilnrii alere retun el the builil . i, k-. N.i H, nlil h hai eiiir ainre Ik'UU Un- lulfil I I' n hturf, ilmiArtniDi I nl llin .-.in. r . ' I. nit tMrlhe fii-ni ! iir. liHtl Ilia tieublu lull, tin If in 111- lii)ln emali', aniJ Ha thrtti i lpi Ien hlure ,nu t.ew tlilial with ;ikhJ. Uit-r iuiiiM. ii iiiiilvr a peifiTl iivteiii, tht mill illii'leii nf itk ln-ing peuully excol excel ifiil lltinry I. .1 limy I llin heinl of tlm t u 1 1, mli in t; 'li'i'ii. limn I , l,w Ii Halini; pro pre N.ili' "ier ten Hal e mnl'T, Mill S. S. Marlln .'.it el llin i.'.iithiiii ilntutrtiiii'iil. Thn hIihIii i rnii tiien 1 in, at tllwtite anil te it ii lni;i'jy iliin the cntiiintn ul mi vihi that I rt aili'iiaul 111" ll rin lil TAiUI-V rtl.l.AllnM "ii. U UluuiHiui la a jeung limn jel, Iiciiik . n tl.i) Hiinny a.ile of .l,'i. Heme yiars no he a innrrltil In V'.. a, ilmihter el 1-. H. llniHii, I'aihlcr el thu Tarnn ri' National I..H.K, ami tv.il bright llllle lrli tiaie I'll Hn il II eir mil. n. In lit plraiunt hemp, Ne. .1- Tut Kini; mrf-C, tlie latch firing RlwiiiK h'iii.'i iniiititp, e hi iiimy Irk'iiil liate i Itcn tin. I ihi'j- mi i,i knew. I.ait 5'inilay the I'lillaiie'ptiiA Pint pro pre pro ei.tcil the peitrait of Mr. I. V. W 111! union, nl that rlty, n inllltenalrn, repiiU'it In lm thn ru'lHht Imctit-ler of thi I'euinry. IIe Is an urn In or thi ul''i)t of our Hkntrh, anil llkn I. mi inailn hi ti.einv In meristntllu ptirsiilta. li. V illlaiuxen le f-3 jeara el nge. iu.'I'.iv it. iuvihii y .. it&f l'U;- ! l - V- - v & llin Man Pruiu llin I'lin tiicrg t,Vhe flat ui rretlrit In Till I'll). Soiue feature of the llfe of Jorden H. ros ter, the ether member of tbe linn, have been comprised In the story of tlie Biioceasful tiiibl ue lieusu a'Mive given. Hut It has net been slated that Mr I'mier was bem In the prov prev Mii'i! el New I'.ruiiiHli'k, under tlie tlomliilen of tllten YieferiM, iibntit llytaraaga Ula parent wem tlonrfie 11 und Deberah, and lua iiatiwi plae'i waa (Jeiltruvllle, Curlteu t niiHl'. llin littier wa a lariner and iner iner ehant. Whin the lii'urti L.ineai'er buines iiihu wa imejear old, hi lauiliy ineted te llanger. Me., wliern thn autn'eivllng twenty year nl lu liuj were ajwnt. He was educated at the lei'al hulioel and a buBlness rollege. Ilnllrnt biisliiiiha ventura wa lu Vlluilng i.m In lh, , a adverted te. Ttiere was begun his aarputuunoe wim .Mrf Williamson that prove.1 mi iiretltubUi te hetli. While undo r Vm?.,' lL t,,,,f eullited in ti, Birviea el i "leHaiii, but thn war was ever bereia he iit Naiv Yerk : arlier. Mr. fitter wis imrrlwl u niitnlr .f itan ngu te Mis iurbev, formerly of Ilie excellent out of Mr. Williamson, which was tobaveuccoinpantca tbla iketch, haa Wn detatnea by an aoclileol In 1'hllaile Iphla. -,J.d &mmm "' '' '"';;.,,!'" (.''' U '. Nertlinrn Mntne. Iln llta nt Ne. .1.1 WtM OraiiKOdtioet villli 111" lainllj nl thrte Rlrl IIe It a inemliur or Kt. J.iIiii'h Lutlieritii chnrrli. ,. . The tlrm el Wllllatimen A I eMrr en.ltiya urtMit popularity with U" iniil'leytii, anil It wm oiie til tlie iiitwl m;llu nnla In lirliiK Inir nbeiit thn aucce of llin t-arly tumliiK iniiMMMi'iit, It In Ki'lfyllK tn report that thn llrm'H bualiina Krnni l.rtr tiiery year, ami the ntery of Ita an.' wi ahnitlJ ifiint n moral te all nipltliiK jeiihk tiien In thl town that thorn am fortune within their Krp If they nnulil only lient'tly ami e-ttn nitly reach out for th"iii lur. WHur.si ni'msn l;tn,iir. tlnliiliina llfllinnl lif .Iii.Ikii l.llliitil.iii ami I'atttMnn Mm Irlil. HnliiftMl Court met at HI e'cliK'k till inernltii Ter Iho trRllnalieii of current Iniaiiipa anil the ilellvrry nf iipliileim iiIih irgyi'il at the 8pteiuler tarm. JllilKO Iihlliltiii l llvnii'il nplulenn In thn follenliiK rjimi . U Henry Hpi, ilts-'iiil,lhn inlntn nhew cauevliy J00 iumplilljiliri ilmulil net lie act R'lile for hlaohllilreii vta iiiule abmhite. Joel U I.lKlitntir, hkeiiI, J- William A te, ruin Inr Jeilninnt fur want of n nulll'ilmit alllilavlt of ilefeiiMi. It it 1 e maile aluelulu ami Jii'lRiiiunt wit entert'il In lavet el plain, till Inr fill. HI. NidlieM Clrlcti v. I.i I 11. Imtr, rule In alietv cauae why tlie upteintiiieut of .lehn Hlewnrl, KturilUn, ami the onler allowing him te laveuin a party ilflfml.int te thn ault, aheulil net be reiekul. Ihn leurl ilnellimtl te rntoke thn ii.mimirient. Jnel I- Ili(htli)ir, iiiint fur A. I.. IXlln liiitn v. William A it', ruin fur itilumcnt for wantef autllcluiitatllilAvlt of tlulenw. Ilule V.A ahinliite. 1 tin rule let nie trial wa il"nn. In the aultofJehn M. mill t lirlitliin S. Howe u Ih'i'l llllle I'. Siutlli. (.'immetiweAlth v. Nichel.t ItiHHlniati, in.illcleui iiitai'hl't, ilHinurrcr te luilietiiieuL luillctuieiit 1 1 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 l- 1 1 1 ami liiilument wivt Diiteri'il ler tlie ilelenilanl en tlm ilemiirrer. Julian I'atluraeti ildtlvure.l the telIuwin(; oiiluleua. In the anil of coiuuietiwfiauh i,. tJh ii lei lleliman, cntiMeteii nf auault anil battery en hi ilitnr, a new trial wa uranliil. In the cavint tyitumeiiwniltli va. l'r.nnk I'rlich, ivvutlrtixl el MIltiK liquor te ilimeia, new trial wa refuaeil In the milt of Jinnfili ii. Mlli'hell T, Jacob I.ulz ami InUli I. nl, thn ruin ler Jii'lKUinnt for wautel a aiilli 'nnl althUMt of ileleuau wa ma'ln eln ilule. In tViu c.nn el ciiinmiMiwea'lh v. C harle V.'. Krieker, eiuvlcteil el einl-e.iement, the I'eurt (Ipvllneil te Kranl a new trial. i rnr.KT in sink. Ii.iae Iiulil, of Kat Karl tennnhlp, w.n ap IMilntnl Kiii,ltan nl the mliinr children ei JeiDph I rank, lain it l'..iit Kirl tewnahlp. J. iiiii'i Ciini'tH-ll iti KrautnJ A teiiewal el 111 Hfl'tlur'a Ifct'iiiu. I. Hen Uroek", eumcti'il el keeping a die die enlerly nriiiie afnw ivtk aue, wa failed fur MtMitnn. e. It wa xtated that hIiii hail the I'aie nl tun mini' chtlitieu, and Judi;e Liv liiK"tiiu tvueil Hmileii"" until the Jainury term, tu kIe her an epjuirtuulty te xut viiue enn nlse te wrn Inr tlm ehllilren. 'Iho erder of Mitirt illtectliiK M- W. Warren te py a weekly allowaure te In wlfe for malulenauce waa riwi'tmled, a tlm partly nre new living happily teKuthur. A new trial wa relllitd te Cbarlea ShaJp, oenvicbfl nl ni'lllni; ll.ier te minera, C Hirt nilj'iurntil until Monday liieruliiK at In n'cltji k whim the Jeemler 'iiarter hts hts alena tinirl w HI be ejninud ui.tl.yiMi iiik t.iHJJJ A tl lllll III Itlll.llfi.l tl .11, llni, l Inr lliliic line tlin lt, llwu l rriinrl. I' e. I n rci.i.i'.i , h n The aupBNiilen ilcntuf the linJi.ui f.hnel tuake an adrerne rflirt en Indian I'ducatlmi a conducted at CwlNlenud llampteii. Hi principal aru uieut 1 that fariiiiiiK a iMinilucttit III l'cinn Kylianla and Virginia 1 el no ti"i le the Indiana In Dakota, Arizona anil Dtketa tor ter tor rlterloa. We tieuld rt mind Mr. Itiley that plenty of I'riiiiiaylvaiiia farmers leave ler thn of IL Hut urautiui; ttiat ll I ft thOMipor thOMiper IntenUunt el linllm achoel rert,finiiueuld reiinimlier Unit the Indian I te lKirlvlllzd and te Ihieii illzl mini be brought 111 nil tart with en lll7,.itlen. Tlm lint element are r.egllah epeaking and work weik pure aud Nlmple. 'I no miiie lulliieni'u Hint were brought te U'ir ilium Mr. lfelman and hi cmnuilttee iiIhe had Jnrce wilta Mr. Itllcy. Up, like Mr. HuhiMii, li.ii iinttr Mtlteil Carllnla Kine aiierliiteuilent ' (it the Indian ijIBce Rte anieril hildoier JtepublliMtia who are ngalnxl thn Helmut Ikiciuse the captain ha sIiemii tlieni up a Inteieitetl in contracts I I'l an. I .Mu 1st i , Nin. 1 1 Cel. llulliiu anil HI. ttnuiKii. I. Ill HUM I.N 1 1.1.1.1'IK.M i;ll . 'I III) UlP iiinnl iniile by Cel. Iliilleu In hi lecture en 'Ihuisday eienmjr and reperliHl In Kriday'i Imi i.i.i iei:.m. Kit, that ' Ht. Geerge nut an I'ngliih contractor, who initie leta of money en tbe continent, ctmn back te Kiiglaud and w.iimide a blilien and Inuged," dienne notlcaeii atveutit it it line reciiie. Hi. (Jnerge, the I'atnui Stmt el I.uglaud, waa net an Kngllih contractor, net a billion, mid net lnuged. On the contrary, he wnaaim lite el Cappadecla, el geed birth, a trlbune tu Iho iirmj, and en account of Ilia lalthlut in In Thrill put U- iltiAth, according le one autheiltt, by leaning uver a low llre , ac cording te another, by bring boheidtil. (ilbbeu, le wheiiH )1. U-iltenli no doubt In ilebted ter hiiiiie nf hw Inloruiatten, Niioer Niieer lugly, but a I'r. Milner ha proved, tviong tvieng ly lilnulllle till ail.il Willi tlm lnfauieua tit'nrge el 1'ippailin'U, who wa the Ariau blihnpnf Alexandria. Ittileten till Uonrge waa net an Kullsti contractor, nor handed, nor doet Hlbben no atate. Iutilli luhtructera Hhuuld iibnve all thluua aim te lie correct lu thelr NMliiuit'iita, but altognther tee Irt'iiuuut ly lbe are willing tu Hacrlllce truth te ralte a latib. J. M, 'I'. "lanlieliii Nan. Mamii im, Net, 111. The children nl t'ou t'eu t'ou Hbintlue Mitlmnl. who tvere Injured In llin accident en Trlday last by the ongliie of fiecl:il height train striking theli team, are doing will. I'rank, tlie eldOMt and meat t-erioealy Injured, wa In n delirium loom thau'.l heura, but new I luiprmiug. His face w HI be marktal for Hie. S'liu't of llin trncH have lieeu romevod from around the evangelical church iiud the prctiy churcli building hlatida out mero cotiailcueus than ever. The W. C. T. L'. will held a unlit exhibl. Hen In the hall en the l'Jlli and Uth. About 100 qullta of all kinds Hud pattern will been exhibition. Uev. W. I Johnen,ofSt. I'aul'a Holerineil cliunJi. Itlt thia ineriilnu ter I'erkaale. Hiukh oeuDty.whiro he will preach at the dedication efthnl iHniiiillul new church. C'emtuuulun ttarvicea in the Lutheran church, Ihl borough, will be held to-meriow. I'reilt In riathrrlng Hand. I'l ein ihe Lancaster Imiutrer Illicit Heinptleld township, en Chestnut Hill, about live miles weat el Lancaster, Jacob ti. Trout disco vered a valuable bed el tire Hind, lu 1870. Kxperimenta with this seen demonstrated lis auporler value In the construction of lurnaces and the manufac ture of steel ami Iren. Slnce then Mr. Trout has opened a large trade ler Ida sand, and regularly ship Irnm 1uidlsvltlH station many oarleadaof It te the great steel works at Nteellnn and ether steel and Iren works In ventral Pennsylvania. Twe large team are constantly hauling the sand Irein the banks te thu railroad In order te supply the great demand. Hundreds of tens are shipped an nually, Henry Hall, also, owns a some seme vihat smaller sand tlepaslt near Mr. Trout's. .Net ilia lint Directors' Intiltute Mr. Wui. McCeinspy has called ultentlen te the fact that the sahnel dlroelors' Institute held In the opera house en Thursday was net the llratef Its kind evnrheltl In this ceuuty. On Thursday, Nev. 17, 1371, Mr. McCemsey moved sueli a gstherlup; and It was sulne quetitly held lu tit lower court room of the court house. TI1K TKACIIKKS ADJOUK.V. iit.iui.vim.yt m.ir weur. at vintrtin .inii .tintvt nt. MlM Itiimi Cnili lietrv lii UhmiIi nil t'lt- iiimy liinlriiitiinflrii. It Idle ami tlinrf tin liiUrimtlnc liitij'rtt- nnteral Cmn- Mllllee yievlliis l'nilmliril. 'I he hnal aiiHsleti of the lonelier' itiMltule wa held Trlday allernoeu, the attemlauce being larger limn llin I'rhtay alleruoen meet, lug in lermer yrar. There wasaetne muilc glven by the tuMllutn alter wlilch, .SujktIii tendent Ilrechl nollfleil tlie teaohers of the allows, which had atlemln-l the ineetlng of iIlrectetH held In tlm npera lieusn 'Ihtiraday allorneon. of linen i mnlied illrecteia In the county, otte hundred and eighty were pteHent, and inuc'i geed wurk wa dene. Amu Shirk, of IVitidetn e township, re-td a piper nn'ltled "Hew May Our Pri mary Teivhnrn be Improved?'' Ill two principle ilnbi were that he alinuld tlrnw the little cblldten clme te lilm by loveand kludiiea, and thu reach their himrLs ; and second by ceiiHtaiit work te Improte himself. Thn subject was lurther it lcuseil by If. b. Mi-Michael, Wtst Iimiiter. Mls Una mailii hcrclmlng talk en primary lil.trui tleu. Sim continued her expcrlfucn In "play school" and told hew alie drilled her children lu ae'piirmg a primary knov.1 knev.1 knov.1 tIge of natural liMnry by showing them a caterpillar and thou exhibiting It under the lillcrouepe, showing It gieat p-ilnta a they lliere HpMar '1 hen she would form the chlldit'ii In line enn behind the ethor and have each In turn place Ha hands en thu hip nt tlin nun In Iri'nt nt It. 'Ibli would repre sent the big i t'.erpiller, and she would sut It In inolleu by baring the children me te slowly furwird. Tin greally please Iho c illdren m.ii a they mnve en seme aieuul el Him ea'erilar 1 given. Then a ccc jeii i'i n ll a thn little Iwl of the citerplllar, iiud a littiu mrin 1 recttml ahnw ing the manner In which lh caterpillar be come a butter II;-, limn a butterfly 1 shown, and the phiv breaki op by nil thn little one i dancing around, rtpresi-ntiitHoe! the now new winged butterlly. Mia Itui gate several ether example of her method of primary Instruction, and closed her discourse by sat Ing that tbl was the greatest Institute she had eter attended and she had attended liunilrinli nl ihiim ami slm would remember her vialt tu I. mi ailer a one of her reddetter period. " Appllcitlen el 1'iychelniy te Methmls of Teaching," was Urn title of Dr. 1 11 White's doling ilUoimlen. Iledlvldml and siili-dlvidcd hi subject under several heads, showing ihe enda of teiching tu be the ac'iunllten nt kuewlndge, and the power toexpreisll, whether It be original or re corded, either eially or In writing. Tne mean te this end are teaching and tudy. In te.u'hlng there urn tarleiu pris-fsies and method. Tnesn mnslit el InstiUctlen, drill ing and teiiing , the methods of instruction are the uli(ctle, the Indirect and the direct. Study eiiibraeen thing and books both knnwlndxn tHsik and drill txiek. Dr. bite elaborated all these iKilnl, mid at the clo-e nf bl ad lie-i called Uhiii the leai'hera when ther relurnml te their sohealH Intake with them love, truth, vlrttie, honor, a tlie were of nmre Itnivirtance In thu K'hoel roeui thai the giaiumar or mathe matics. 11 Methods nl tn-irhlng ihylolegy " was the sut'Jncl e! Dr. (Jrotl'acleslngaddres. The ma!ery of an elomentary text-book will net be enough lu enable thn teacher te give In In strueiiun In phyitolegy. Kurther imtruc imtruc tlen may lie atU'iidisl in couMirsatlens with the young and old physt lans In the neigh borhood. He boliet mi much geed would result from tl.Hie incidental talks. While anatomy and phjslnlngy are Important, tlin study of hvgiene I inn.li morn imK)rtant than elther el llieui. llvlene should be taught without text Isnik. llu bout that lu teaching the etlects of the nie of aloehot teaoher should ivinilne themselte te It moral ellixt en the Liimuitiiilty rather than attempt te teach chlldien II elleet en thn human systetn. In conclusion Dr. Omit made an argument In favur of the eiUti'liti'nent of Industrial M'tinel The nhalr aim nun e.1 it.n lellnwiug a the oeuiuiitleii In urge tlm pivugnef an act of itoseuibly te prin Idn fur the piyef teacher w bile Ritenalng lustilutes. M.J. ilmcht, cltv ; Jehn H. Knhluman, West Heiiipuuld , 1. N. Slnall, West I t'lipeter. The aiiillutig i Miiiiiltlee reported the total toceiptsut tun luitlnite tu be Sfl.-I'li'l, the exK)i,ses f 1 :.'7 ' I , lnltine In h-tuds of tie.ist'iei H-'i97. 1 UK HXMit.t. IO. S. Cstltn MtHiilliili In tin. Nrieiiilt; nr rtaljlitl lug a Ifiailiri ltuitiuarleri. 1 lie I'l'tntiiitten nu resilutiuus rep irteit the leiliiwiug . ltetulrnl, That wn favor the grading of our public M'hoels , ami the granting of diplomas tin tbe completion et the precrllaid course. The course te be adopted by this Institute. Itefelvcil, That we recognize the necisslty of establishing a ti:ac iicus' HKAPQCAiUKri lu thlsclty where le.iclmrs 0111 sMtid their leisure tlmti, and have acce te Iwmks, paers and inagailni's. Thnstmu te be controlled by it librarian and aelstaut librarian .qv .qv peinted by tbe county supertnteiuleut. Jleiv nl, That we rec iguUe lu the local Institute, n irunt ter advancement; and that we uinih.ii7.u thu lmport.iuce of eiHL)ll-b!ng ami maintaining thuixime, In each district. Audlhatwe further recummend that they be seuil annual instead et annual. One te be held lu the early part of the school sts-tlen and the ethor in the latter part. y.'twli nl, '1 hat in ery school 111 the county should bn prowded with a Miltabln library, iiniiprising Wubsler'ser W'ercestei's diction dictien iir.,iiinl siiiuu approved eiieycteiieilla and bevkil intert'iice, said bisikate liepurchaed by cnulilbiitien from the beard ; also, te In clude wmk of 11 -lien, procured bysubacrlp. tleu or Irnm pitieiis iiinl frleiids. icae'iei', That we heartily appreve of th9 suggistiuu et our county Hiiperliiteiiileiit, 111 regard te a course of reading and study, te be put sued L-y the teachers of the ceuuty, te tie dided into two ctases ; tne ursi 10 con cen sut of all teachers holding previsional cor cer cor tiUeatis j the i-eceiid te Include, all teachers holding priivlitenal and jiermaueut certlll eaten, and Nermal dlplnma. And te the ap jsimtiueut et a commiltee te arrange thu work ter both i'la-s ; et. h ilan te have .1 dilleient c iiirse et retdmg and study, and iiMjn llin couipletleii et (aili ciiuse, te be giauted the pteperceriillcittn. Hciiihctl, That wn recommend te the public I'ref. M J. Hrei lit, present county suHirlnteudent, asaiii'llli'lentaud cempetent man, a 11 leader nf educational work In this county, and pray for his support and re old) eld) ti'iua superintendent at the next triennial contention. AV-e'iri, That we condemn the actions et all beards nt directors that have debarred all evening entertainments Irnm the school houses, 1 1 an tiluotlletial, social and moral character, and that the siine Is contrary in the spirit of jsipular educational advance ment. JtcieUed, That we endone the Imivrtance et supplementary readings In the publlu schools. The same te lie supplied by Hny audull aiUantagts within thu reaeh or the teacher. flesulvf't, Thst we reoegnlzo In our county superintendent, M. J. llrecht, allte and eiiergetlu leader, and an ableand tlllU gent co worker lu the cause of popular edu cation. iVjeJ, tif, That the llin.iks 01 the institute aiinlUH te Stierlntenileiit M. J, llrecht and lit assistants in preparing tne pregrammu for the piei-ent institute, and securing such competent anil Instriictlve lecturers. Te the Au Kta, Examiner ami lNTKhMOKNCfcll ler ttxtuudlug dally rejwts et our proceed In. h. Jictuh ed, That we tender sjieclal thanks te Dr. Shaub and I'ref. Lyte for their services dining institute and te I'ref. Kevluskl and pupils of the soceudarv schools. Abe, te l'nifs. Therbahu iiud Matz and pupils et the high school for thelr excellent musical en. tnrtalnuieuU befere the evening loctures. Te the 5Mirr for Its eupplemeut furnished te tbe teachers which contains matter of great (merest and value te the teachers nt the county. lieselvt'l, That our thanks are due te the ceuuty oeuimlsslonors for Ilia use of the celirt heuse duringlnstltute sessions. Tlt.ieH'ctl, That we extend our thanks te Dr. lllgbee for bis. presence anil assistance and for his universal Intern', iimiilfosled In educational work, Conimlttee. Jehn II. Hnn.NLc, Idzzii: lutit, IlUbl.l! II. MeriNfir, SCOTT A. WniTK. 'Iho memorial coinuiltteo reKirted a prn prn amble and leHolutleiis amitmticlng and de ploring the death of the following naiiie.1 tiininbers of the teachers Institute . Hewaid T. Kyle, Uev. Danlel McCauley, Jehn J. Yeager, A. U. Herr and Mlw Maria I;. (Jill. Tlm chairman of the committee ou (.sinus (.sinus nent certlllcales retKirted tint they would held it meeting for tlie ex imitation of appli cants for permanent ecrtlllfatO", lu the selium1 house corner I'rlnceRtiil Cheslnut street, ou the mtli or March. I. K. Wltmer, ehalrmati of the cotiimltleo lu)ireKsna courae of reading for teachers, roperto.l that the comniltteo will meet lur that puriose en the first Hturday lu Decern ber, and makii report through the news paper seen alterwitrdn. On motion It was roselvod IhalACommlt'tie Imappelnteil te iormulale a plan by which the course of study proposed buy be carried out. The clulr stld the eeuiuilttee would be announced through the newpaper. There lining no lutther builness Ku perliitnudHilt Hrecht, In n brief speech lu which he said he toex prlde In the Institute, ilnctareil Itadjourned stne die, mix ihe dux dux dux olegy had been sting. rnr. i:.vneLbiKr. Iho secrotarle rojert the onllre enroll enrell enroll inrtittebo657,;igro.ilornuin!6rlhsnwa ever before enrolled. Thore are 22 tearhers In Columbia, t lu this city, ami 1.1 from country district who failed toenroll. rnr. usi mstkhtahixkit. Tlie Waile Ljeeuin Cempsny Maks a (,111111 Imprmliin In TliHr Cencm, The cleilng ovenlng entertainmcnt of the teachers Instltute was given In the epera heuse Trlday evcnlngi anJ although the rain peured down In torrents, and many of the teachers hail loll for their homes, the attendanre was large. The Wade Lyceum concert company proved lhemjlves te Iw entltleil te the high encomiums which horalded their appearatice In this city. Mr. II. K. II. llnneillct, thu pianist, plaeil "Tarantella," (Dehlor,) "The fascade," ( I'aur, ) with eAijulflte teurb, and also played thOHft-enipamenw le the vec.il pieces. Mr. A. I". Iliirlunk, the reader, linpersenatwl Jeseph Jelleisnu lu n part nt the second uct el nuiicicaulr alant illnu of Hip Yan Winkle, sery etlectively, and wa much applauded. Ml-a Loulie iUlilwin, an artiste with 11 tine soprne voice, rendered a paisage treui the epira of "Lucia Dl Lsmuiermenr," a sole "When Poverty Knocks at the Doer" (Hce-ke , "A Little Hint's Story" (Tours), and tlm "Slumber Seng" tl'rantr) most charminglv, and was loudly encored. Signer Gulseppe Vitale, a most excel lout mailer of the sieiin, rendereil a ' Capili les'i fh-traeteristlc" el hi own that met with much favor. HI senirjil pit en, the "Hecolleaiens of 11 Soldier," his own compo sition, in which he introduced Imitations or thn buglncall, llfe and drum, & ' , gave gnat sitlifa'tlen te lit aiidience, hi did also his rendition of the "Mocking Bird." Heme of thoe pteent cunpared him favorably with Ole Hull and WiiheimJ. He that as it may, he "brought dr.w n the hntiie" every time. "The entertainment wsscsrulnly a very geed uun and the cemiatiy can come back te Ltnuaster with llteassuraii si of hav ing a geed heuse. The luithus'asui et the audlein'.i was dampened semnw tiat a they trudged le their homes at the el -net ihe con cert through the heaviest rubi-urui of the season. rrr iiu.i r.ubrn.i.r. .n mm. lbs I'bllstle'etil x llrant.li 11. ill rteasiit IMlilinrl te Itrcll Old lttur. Llghly gentlemen and ladle, members el the Philadelphia branch of the alumni et the Mllleiswlle Nermal Scheel association, together with a few Invited guests, partook of thu thud annual btnquut, at the Colon Celon Colen nado hotel, lu that city, en 1 relay night. Toasts worn ru)euded te by Prereswir L. O. Lte, of Mitlersville: Dr. J. P. ii kershaui, el'Lincaster 1 Dr. K. K. lligben, if Harris burg: Dr. 11 reeks and J. Davl DutDeld, et Philadelphia, and a recitation wa given by I'rolesser t.eorge II. MakU'ii, of Philadel phia. The lo.leting olllrers wei ielitfl Prestdeut, J. W. lliukel et .N.nustewu , vice preiiilent, Charles 11. Hsrilteg , treas 111 or, Jehn K. Andre , secretary, P. J. L m ste.td , executive comniltteo, Watsen C iruell, J. II. Hichtul and Miss Margaret Dtvi. Among thoe tC4eut were M' rrances Yolce, Mrs. J. K. Andre, MK l'amore, Judge D. Newlm Fell, Jehu M. llickell, IM win S. Stuart, Dr. James W. Walk, Itev. Jehn W. Sajers, J. N. Ilel-tle, Charles 11 Hardlnk, V. U, Search, V. I". Seal, Mrs, J. W. hhoemaker, Mia Annie Lle, Profe-ner Henry Heuck, Prolesser D.W. lUrtme, Pro Pre Pro lener Frank I bach, J. A. M. 11111 ire, Llu Llu cein 11. Pasmerp, Professer P. I. l.usiiad and Jehn K. Aiuirti. Uliutcli Ilcillcatlun at t.4 Gap, Nev. la. The (Jap M. i:. thurcli, which has been cli'Sed lur several wetms, havll'g uiidorgenoe.teusivo repair., will be reeiiened te-morrow with appropriate service. In the morning Ilov. ftwrge Cuui nilns, of Philadelphia, will tiresch at 10 o'clock. Iu ihe atleriioeu at te" kk ad dresses will be made by scleral inini-ters, and in thoetenlug at 7 o'clei k Rev. Sam'l W. Kurtz will elllciate. A tery large at tendance 1 expectecl te be present en tins occusleti, net only te hear thu distinguished preachers, but te low the Hue work that has been done iu the remedelling. Seme el our outei prising citizen have seen proper te erect street lamps through the town which are giving great sallsfa.'. .en 10 all who travel by night, lu these parts of thn town whorenew streets have been opened it gives rellul te strangers passing te Hint treui the village. Pequea aeliue ami Mirket street priHint a bright uppear-iiii.0 with all the Iani s trimmed and burning. llin Itrlrklaer Organic". Thu lu .cklayeM, UUe all the iiiuu el all ether trades, are organizing throughout the country ter their own protection. The Lan caster Journeymen held their third meeting In illsiiuger hall, West King street, en Fri day evening, A permanent mganlzitlen waselleeted by tlin election el' the following olUeers : President, Jehn Mii.fehan; vice piesident, Jehn Marien ; se.'ret.ity, Henry Leenard , cerreKudlng seeietaiy, insirge M vers ; escort, lioergo Snyder. The Lancaster society will be a member et the Hrlckhtyer'a International I'nlen. Husses will only beadmltlrtl a honorary members audwililK) allowed 110 voice lu the meet lugs. A lauiliy e nunc I. XV. A. Christ had some tr ililn with hi wife several week's age, and was hound eter ter trial nt court te answer charges of assault and btttery and surety of the peacd. The proscutleus worn stihiequently withdrawn, and Christ agrees! te stay away from hi wile. On Tuesday Christ went te hi wife' rest rest denee, and she allege assaulted her and threatened le kill her. He was arrested en warrants Issued by Alderman lltrr and was committed ler a hearing. Important Changs et Scheiluls. On Monday icernlng at 12:01 a new schedule gees Inte etlcct en tlie Pennsylvania railroad. Thore will be at leat one very lm- pertant chance Fast Line weU which form erly lelt this city at 2 p. in , will herealter loave at 1 o'clock, anil the time of Frederick Accommodation will be changed I'm 111 2:10 p. in. te 1:10 Lancaster Accommodation will leave for llarrisburjz ut 3:10 instead ul J .50. liiesay luxtile Werkrrs. Pnii Anui.riu.v, Nev 13. A general foel feel ing of uneatluL'Ss and dissatislactleu still exists among the Frankfeid textile workers. The talk of withdrawing from the Knights ut Laber and forming an Inde pendent organization still continues, but no active steps are being taken. A few strikers at Mesira. Troths mill have returned te work, but most el the men have secured work elsewhere, nighty of the bauds employed at Ilsrrlt, Orltllu it Ca's gas meter lactery have been locked out since last Tuesday, be can se efa request for an adtauce Iu wages, ONE OF HIE OLD SCHOOL, 1 M iM'i'lsgMSl. 4i$fV' wmmZ, mkl hie t..jy. juii.v ruAXeiavv hitii UiVIIiENTH OF tltS Lit '. tins nf thn Mt-nt Liiiuinutli Kucluecr. Vf I e tlm Kin I'l'i) nl 011 the Old Hints Itnsil. Senifliif tee .Hen Lltlng auil lleiil, he Wrrn HI O'llnpitilnii. Jehn t rauciscu", who died en Sunday last, wa one of the engineers employed en the State read Just befoie tbe Pennsylvania came lute control of It. When he began railroad ing In IS 10 he served n short term firing and, tiling an apt mechanic In the smith shop he lelt at Parketburg, also quickly learned l knew the Iren herse given him le tlrlve. Mr. l'ranclscus was regarded by his fellow workmen as ene never carelesi and with eyes wide open when en duty. Alter hold ing Iho throttle ten 3 ears en this Hue he lelt It te Like an engine en the New Yerk A Lake Krle. In less than a year he returned te llu city, and never resumed connection with locomotive engineering. Lsncas'.er furnished nearly all the empleyes for the State read, but few they are who have net pe"ied Inte eternity. Of theso who ran the earliest trains jet living lu thlsclty are JehnTrlesler, of Ne. 413 Wtst Walnut street, and Jacob Ha.ig, S07 Seuth Prlnca street. Other old englneers are Oliver Paxson, of New HellDiid ; Jehn and Abraham Phelan, el Harrishurg, formerly of Strasburg ; aud Henry De Hull, who Uvea In Alloena, a former resident of till city, Is the senior of all. IIe was In charge of ene of the tlrst locomotives put Inte eorvlce en this read. These who hae died, a many that; can be remember! d, were Henry Siieatl', Samuel Hupley, Ldward Katitz, Jacob Wilsen, Jehn Wlihclm, Henry Ilarnltz and Isaac Finka bine, el thlsclty; David Hull, of Strasburg, while visiting his Hen lu Chambersburg, Franklin county, Pa., last spring ; Jehn Scott and Nicholas Springer, et Columbia. There Is seme dillerences of opinion as te w he ran the fastest train iu these pioneer days wh'n the telegraph aud tlme table wre net In use. Seme cintended that Henry De Hutr, who carrlinl the governor's message te Philadelphia and w I10 weighted his cars with railroad iron te koep them en the track, showed thu best time eter made; ether that Jehn l'ranclscus' tlme Irem Philadelphia te DlllerUlle was never equalled. At the Head of the Plains, en the w est si Je of the Schuylkill, near Philadelphia, wa a crewR' roost, and tbe railroaders would tre quetitly disturb their camp. They climbed the trees and snatched from their iierch whlle slumbering many crews as ties I red. Tiiose birds were used fur various purposes, mostly ter "tun." M.ijir Ohas. Nauuiau sent Tavern-Keeper Hegg, of Col umbia, a dozeu pair or se every new and then. He put Ihem lu a box banded by sheet Iren strips te lnsure their destination 111 safety. A lag lasteued te the cage said Iho centeuts were "Spanish chickens." And hew long did the proprletor of the Inn think these fowls wero ImiKirted? When ihese men had nothing te leek alter about their trains at the Hetd or tl.e Plains, they clipped thu wing of two birds aud let them hat 0 a set-te en the lawn. This species of wtuged animals are probably the only ones that w ill tight until the iliath when ill cap tivity, and the bloody battles weie mero In teresting than a tsvic tight, bscause each side would continually caw while putting in thelr SulllVAuic lick. That sterv concerning Slavinaker's bull probably ergluaied Irem the tertile brulu el' some practical siery-ieuer ; ami 11 ua never been publicly dispuieu, mil an out engineer brand It a untrue. He says the lazy ktue niten straggled tiHin the tracks, compelling the train te step and the tlremen te chase 1I10111 away. Many times it was only necessary ter a little steam te be let oil, aud thn beasts would turn tall and galep away. It was a tale about as true a that started about tlie grasshoppers being se numerous a te stall a train west et Kluzers. The grade there I jet called Orasshopper Level, but the In sects were never mere jileutllul in this seo see seo tlen than new, and no trains are Interfered with. Tlie engineers In the early days et rail rail retds had In stand en their locomotives with out shelter; no cabin nor canopy. They weioceuiiflled teset the vaUes and pack ing, and attend te rcpilref all parts ut the machine ; new the drivers step into the cesy cabins alter the machine are put lu running order at the roundhouse, aud are couilort ceuilort couilert able. fi -. vn'trAi.isin. Iieliuit 1'iepleantl tliu II. & U. Altrr I. He buperlur lliiilnrvtf. Dr.ineii, Mich., Nev. IX It ha just come te light that tot some tlme past a few Detroit capitalists and the Baltimore A Ohie railroad c impany have been considering a scheme te getasharoel the Like Superier business. Seme tlme age Jesse Farwe-Il and Themas Adam, two leading vessel owner el Datrelt, laid a preposition befeie Yh'e Prosldeut Spen cer, et the ISaltiiuere A Ohie, te plat'e a tlrst. class line el propellers between Duluth ami Cleveland or Sandusky te ply In connection with the Hattimore&Obie. Mr. Spencer went thoroughly Inte the matter and resolved te take up the schome. Third Vlce President Smith, of the Baltimore it Ohie, utme te Detroit aud held n consultation with the De troit capitalists. Mr. Smith said that whlle It had net been dellnltuly settled that the company would iitctpt their preposition te enter into a pre rata arrangement, thsy would make their lreight connections with Duluth In the inanner Indicated If they had te build their own beats ami maintain them. Hew ever they proferred te work with Farwell A Adams If satisfactory arrangements can be nade. lie also said the beats will be run te Falrpert te connect with the Northwestern railroad. Te Held a Muuater Deiiieutratltui. Londen, Nev. IJ, The Londen Socialists liave announced their Intention te held a mnnster demonstration In Trafalgar square en Nev. 21. Luatimia War Threatened, Hmu-in, Nev. 13. The fallure of negotia tions looking te a comtnerclal treaty between Germany and Switzerland has aroused the fawlss press, which threatens a customs war. WltATllKH lltlUViTlUXS. g WAsntNOTON, D. C Nev. R Fer Kastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware,talrweather,sllghtly warmer northwesterly wind. itAsr jtmr jam at ireHr. A Knight of t.ber i:pt!nlne That the liny cell If Out a Lecal Ou. Cur'aoe, Nev. 13. There la no change In the status or the alfslrs at tbe stock yards this mernlnc, rxcept that many were new uien are at work. A prominent Knight of Laber gives the fallowing en the boycott, ivhlch U new at tracting general attontlen : "Tlie local boy. cetls," he said, "advised by the assembly of the Knights el Laber at the stock yards, or et en by the ethor assemblies here and by ihe trades assembly, have only local lmiortance. Cogulzance et thcui Is net taken by the Knights of Laber gen oral body. Urtder tlie constitution, In order todeclarea boycott which will at All effect the packers, the district assembly here as. slst In making up a case In writing, forward It te Pewderly and the oxecutlvo committee aud have that body pass en and endorse It, Ah Pewderly Is opposed te boycotting ex cept when the Knights of Laber are openly tnsde war en, and as thn packers new take no such stand, a general boycott against any packtr Is altogether improbable. The local boycotts will have the elTect simply te be llttle theso organizations, A settlement Is bound tocenio seen, and tbe men will, most of them, be back et work. It was the Indis criminate use of the boycott weapon that es pecially aruused Powderly'alro a few months age." ACenfersncs Cttttd. Cilirar.e, Nev. I.t. A call was made en set etal of the packers' efllces down town and nearly all of them said they wero Ignorant of any contemplated conference. A lurlher hunt was Instituted, and at last a gentleman closely associated with one of the members of the packers' executive committee was found. He said the statement was true ; that the conference would Like place within a few hours, and would be attended by Mr. Carlten, Mr. Iletely and Congressman Frank Lswler, who would act as mediators. This Important plece of Information was cenrlnned by Mr. Hetely himself. He was leiind alone in hi efflce, and promptly ac knowledged that he was waiting ler Con gressman Lawler and Mr. Carlten, Mr. Hetely declared he did net knew hew Con gressman Lawier came te Interest himself In the matter. "All I knew about It," he ssld, "I that I received a messige Irem Mr. Lawier asking me If I would be willing te meet himself and Mr. Carlten at my ofllce this morning. 1 said 1 mesi certainly would, and 1 am new walling ler them te ceme. What the out come of the couference w 111 be I, of course, cannot siy." rr.AVK IU Ab&VKJSV. Count KaltiuHj Uellters a I'actflc Ailitrrin 011 tlie Auitilau I'nlli'. Pkstii, Nev. 13. Count Kalnoky, minis, ter et foreign affairs for the whele Austrian empire, In accordance with a request from the committee of the delegations that he make an explicit statement et the A ustre-Hungarian foreign policy, apjiearcd bolere the com mittee te day aud made an address outlining the jiellcy of the empire. His speech waa verj- pacific and confirmed the declaration of Herr Tlsza, the Hungarian premier,that peace for the present was assured. I'nul Hert Died ruiir. Paiiis, Nev. 13 M. de I'reycluet, the premier, will te-day ask the Chatnber of Deputies te vete ?2,000 te defray the expen ses of the funeral of the late M. Paul Bert, besides a pension ler his widow. Ilia Sebright Divorce Cats, LenduN, Nev. 13. The taking of testi mony In the Sebright divorce case was con tinued te-day. rieveral witnesses testified te the plaintllFs excitablecnndltlen. The Judge remarked that there was nothing adduced that Sebright, the defendant, had threatened that he would declare he had soduced her unless the plaintiff, Miss Scott, consented te marry him. The counsel ler Iho plalutlir then wlthdrew thla allegation. Mr. Sebright declared that the allegation was a base lie. A I.siHt.ll.le With ratal IteaulU. Paiu, Nev. 13 A landslide at Slstertcn, a town of Frauce In the passes of the Alps, to day, caused a railway aceldeut by which three persons were killed and thirteen wounded. raimetl Lahtiiet. ttui:bsrew.v, Nev. 13. The steamship Ktrurla from New Yerk for this pert and Liverpool, passed Fastuet te day. QlRaiitte Naval Ileilen Lo.nuent, Nev. 13. It Is proposed toergan 170 a gigantic naval review at Spithead, In honor el the queen's jubilee. Due T11 a forged Telf grain. Maimud, Nev. 13 The rejiert that 700 sol diers, en reute te Cuba, had mutinied at Cddir, aud relused te embtrk, Is lalse. The rumor aroe Irem the lact that the govern ment ordered the suspension of their ship ment. The telegram received here an nouncing ihe Tact was a rergery. A II OJ1 iff VHOKKlt TO DEATH. Hie Strands Clrcumatuiices BorreuniltUK a Murder lu Cleveland, Utile. CutVLLAND, Nev. 13. Mrs. Henj. S. Wheeler, of 10 Ktgle street, was obeked te death last night by ene of two men who entered the heuse ler the purpose of robbery. Old Mr. Wheeler, the husband et the mur dered woman, was also assaulted and re coil ed a bad cut upon the head. Pat Graves, a private watchman, was this morning ar rested charged with the crime. Wheeler Idejititlud htm a the man. There are several curleusclrcumstauces in connection with the case. One is that the goutlemau, alter being assaulted, crawled lute bed and went te sleep, uet knowing, as he claim, that his wife had been murdered. It Is also stated by lrlends et thu couple that they had uet lived happily together ler seme years. Latum. Wheeler has been arrested. They were qttite wealthy. Ktlli'tt by au Kiplutllug Heller. SithiriKbl), Pa., Nev. 13. The boiler lu Mapea' mill exploded with terriitu force last night, blowing the mill te atoms, lusuiutly killing Milten Mapee, owner el the mill, aud his son, a boy et 12 years, was tern te fragments. Kelmrt Monre, LlDk Comsteck: and Harry Knowles, empleyes, were seriously tf uet fatuity mjiiieit. Mapes leaves a wife and large lauiiiy. The cause of the explosion Is net known. Ilie t.m eminent unit Hie L'uliiu I'ailtlu Washinuien, Nev. 13. Secretary Lainar aud Charles Francis Adams, Jr., president of the Union PaclUc railroad company, held a flual lntorvlew this morning concern ing the disputed accounts, involving a large sum, bttweeu the government aud the railway company. A couelU9ion was reached entirely satisfactory te both par tie, and thu amount determined upon is te be immediately liquidated by Mr. Adams. A KeieirneJ Utuili I.xiiieuea. Nlw Yeiik-, Nev. 13. The main bulldiug of the Staten Island dyeing works, at Weat Hlchmeud, s. I., was destreyed by lire early this inerulng. It Is supposed that a kerosiue laiupoxpledod In the watchman's room while he was making his tour through the building. Less estimated at f 60,000. The works are Insured ler 5150,000 In about forty companies. NetUtug iu it, Denlii, Cel,, Ncv. 13. The I'mici this morning says editorially that there la noth ing in the reported Invasion or Mexico by a filibustering expedition headed by A. K. Cutting. "The proposed scheme," the Times add, consists only of tlae frothy vapor legs !of a tew schemers whose desire Is te foist themselves into cheap notoriety by reprebn nible means." 1)10 CAT11KDHAL BUUNKD. AT. 11CTMHH IS ALt.KIIIK.VrXUXHUMKt 11 T Ttl K VLA II M. L'lO'i That Will Aggregate SUoe,IHH.-.Mtfnl tleflit .Slnltlf.il (!! IttileKf, Organ, rictures, Alter, Vntineiitt nmt Itellci alt Dutrejcil, rmsuuiui, Pa,, Nev. J3. At 12iiu o'clock this morning, n mossengor boy discevert! flames lu the interior of the HL Point's eathn dial, cerner of Sherman avetiue and Ohie street, Allegheny. An alarm was sent In and the llromen seen had tlie llamcs under control in tlie lower part of the building. They had almost extinguished the Humes which were burning the fleer anil seats lithe bAsoment, when they discovered that the reef timbers wero a mass of tire. A second and third alarm was turned in, The firemen were unable te threw stream of water high enough te reach the peak or the reef, and the flames ate therallers away until the whole fell In en the wrecksge belew. Hy 1:30 a. in. the flre was conllited In Iho midst of the bare walls and was rapidly ex tinguished by the exhaustion of material te feed. en. The origin of the llre Is supposed te have been Irem a heater iu tlie basement. The building was ontlrely of stone, costing about $150,000, but this is only hall the lis for the destruction of the magnificent stained glass window, organ, plcturet, attar, vest ments and relics will bring tlie total less te 1300,000. This less Is partlilly insured. The parish Is tboeldost in Allegheny, The-building will be rebuilt at ones. LOSS WILL NOT KXCCKO 5160,000. A careful examination of Iho walls and tower of Ht. Peter's cathedral was insdu te-day. It was found that they wt'te uninjured. The church ulllclals claim that Iho les will net exceed $150,000, en which thore Is 510,000 iusurauce In lerelgtt esmpanlcs. Nearly all of the movable valuables aud church record) were romeied In safety. a veyvr.Hir.n i.ar..niAicy. Ile U'ait Unlit ami I. II a M itili lu biiiiike nil rip. Omaha, Ner. 13 The confest-ien of a man named Laseher A. Dagltt, at Lincoln, that he had set the tire that burned the Harber block a week age last night, was tbe tlrst Inti mation as te the origin of the conflagration that wiped out 5100,000. Dagitt was brought te this city yesterday morning from Lincoln. He says : " I could net always llnd work and I akea te sleep In the new building a week age tonight. I went into tlie blcck aud craw led tinder a bench te sleep. It was se cold that I could net sleep and I sat up and thought I would take a smoke. I lighted a match and the head flew oil' and I could net And It. I struck another, but I don't knew whether I lit the plpe or net. Hy the tlme I lit the match 1 saw shavings en llre and I could net put It out. I then started out of the building." Dagitt leeks wretched anil snetn te se dread pursuit that It wnsa tollet for I1I111 te surrender. ALL SU1UT IS llllt HAIK. A Wealthy tanner (Jets DriuiK and la Found Drenched anil linatf. Lel'ISVILLK, Nev. 13. James I'arrls and his cousin, Nathan Farrl, both of whom live en the Illue Lick read, came te the city Thursday In a wageu. They visited various saloons and by night they were Intoxicated. They started about 0 o'clock ou their way home. Four miles from the city rain began falllug and they stepped before a blacksmith shop kept by Jacob Frier. James Farris get out and ran Inte Frier's heuse where he was put te bed and was seen asleep. Nathan was tee drunk te get out. He fell backward from the seat Inte the wagon and lay there exjiesed te the wind and la'n. Yesterday morning James found Nathan lylug face downward, his clothing drenched aud Ills body cold and stllf. He hud ttled from heart disease aggravated byexjiesure and alcoholism. The dead man was wealthy. Copper In Illlunla. Keuiixlk, Ills., Nev. 13. Cen-ldirable Interest Is awakened horeovor the expected tlnd of a vein of cepper ere en Dr. It. P. Line's farm. About three years age, wheiin well was being sunk en the farm, the work men ran Inte an alleged vein of copper. Specimens of the ero were kept, but nothing mere was dene In the matter till about two weeks age when Dr. Lane had a talk with a miner named James Mcllenry, who had Loen looking ter it In the neighborhood ami who pointed out Indications, Werk was started en the shaft last Monday and theceiqier stain and smoke have been found en thosaiidstiuie at a depth of ten feet. MeIIenry estlmstes that a vein et copper 17 te 10 Inches thick will be found. tliilterliieanit Oleomargarine heled. Davknteiit, la., Nev. 13. The tlrst seizure of butterlne and oleomargarine made heroerln thestate of Iowa for violation of the national lsw, which provides that the packages or theso fcubstltute must be stamped with the name of thelr contents, was made yesterday. About 6"0 pounds weie taken possession of at llrotscher's commis sion hcuse. Hretscher claimed that hn in celved the goods from different farmer. V. S. Attorney Finch will be bore Monday tn Investigate the case. lleatrucllte I'lie llagliii:. Hiiatt LKBU!io,Yt,,Nev.l3. A destructive tire is raging m the vlllage et Tewtiseud. The jiosteillco aud two steres have lieen burned and a number of ethor bulldiug are threatened. There Is no lire engine In the town aud none can reach it Irem here 011 ac count et a trelght wreek. II the llre cresses the street, the whole village will be lu danger. A mew storm prevail". Killed lir Twe Large Hear. YutUK.v, 111., Nev. IX Jeseph Highland, a farm hand, yesterday entered a bear pen containing two large beam, owned by L. II. Thoicpsen, a rich farmer. Highland was about te clean the pen when the animals attacked him ami lacerated I1I111 se badly that he died last night, IIe had been engaged lu butchering and it is supposed that Iho scent of bleed en bis clelhlug made tbe beasts foreclous. Deuble Murder autl titilutde. Di:xvi:n, Cel., Nev. 13. Information or a tlonble murder and suicide near Washakie Needle, Nerthern Wyoming, has Just been rocelved bere. Leuis Cornwall, In a vain attempt te produce a perpetual motion ma chine, became Insane and stabbed his wlfe and daughter te death. lie then went out In a yard and blew out bis brains. Ills son, 8 years old, was spareu. A Collector aud 3,Q0O Mining. Hr. Leut., Nev. 13. CUsrles Jehnsen, a collector ler tbe wholesale wine dcalem, lUr denbler Hrett., is mlsslng.and Philip Harden heir, tbe bead or the tlrm, stales thst they are 55,000 out el pocket, The embezzlement has been In progress several mouths, a. warrant has been sworn out ler Jehnsen's arresl. I.sinenfa Father He rlemly III. WASHiNaTONT, Nev. 13. Cob Lsment, Iho president's private wereUry, ws suddenly summoned te Albtny today br,5,"" announcing the serleiu lUness vl bis Jmr I who reililM In that city. ''i " j1 X , 1 . . s
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