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LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1887.
VOLUME XXIII NO. 178.
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OPPOSED TO TAXATION.
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tar Malt Tea Bsaaalaetartaa Cssssis-
Ueae-Bseh AeUaai WaaM Wars Orest
am la Ik atate ladattrt.
A specUt meeting or tbe Beard or Trad
waa bald en Tuesday evening , with a full at.
tendance of membera. President Htgtr an
nounced lb objaet nl tba meeting te ba te
oentlder a bill new bafere tba legialaiure el
PenneylvenU, Imposing a epecUl Us en
manufacturing oerporatlona.
Or. Wlekerahara wat called upon for Infor
mation aa te the proposed legislation, and ha
aid that a number of our manufacturer ban
received circular from a prominent Phlla
delpbla manufacturer, urging them te pre
taetagatnat tba repeal of tba law raliarlng
manufacturer from auta Ux. Thedoetor
reviewed all tba lealslstlen aa te taxea en or er or
peratlona up te 1885, wben a new revenue
act wae passed and for the ttret time In many
year manufacturing corporation were ex.
smpted from the pecll tax en their capital
ateck. That law baa been In cflect a year and
a half and the reeulia bava been geed. The
auditor general drafted tba preeenl law and
whan Introduced Inte tba Heuaa II contained
the eeme clanae aa the former bill exempting
manufacturing oerporatlona from a special
tax of three mill. Tbla elauaa waa atrlcken
out of tba Heuse, and the bill aa puaed by
that branch el the legislature previdea that
manufacturing oerporatlona must pay the tax.
The bill went te the Senate and the finance
committee by a unantmeua vote Inaerted tha
cUutaaitrtcken out and tba bill U new pend
ing la that body. If both Heuaa
adhere te their reepeeUve aotlena tba
bill will nte i committee of conference
and there la no tailing what the reeult will
be. The apeaker referred te the Injuitlee of
tba propeaad new law ana snowed inst a man
or a Arm may engage In manufactures ana a
atate tax la net Impeaed, yet tha eeme men
operating In the name or a corporation weuia
be liable for the tax. If the law la paaaed
manufacturer will keep eat of the atate and
go te adjacent states where there la no atate
Ux Impeaed en their capital Bleck. The only
ground en which the tax waa advocated waa
that the atate needed money and that corpora
tion of all ktnda ought te pay IL The merit
of the bill were net even considered. It waa
paaaed In a harry and wltboutdueoonsldera wltbeutdueoonsldera wltboutdueeonsldera
Uon. Mr. Urealua offered a reaolutlen en the pro pre pro
eoaad bill, bat withdrew It te give way te
Dr. Wlckeraham, who had prepared the fol
lowing reeolutlene :
Jttielvtd, That aa an organisatien, one of
tha prlnclptl ebjecta of our Beard of Trade I
themultlpllcaUoaaadeneouragementol man
ufacturing Industries, we are, therefore, op
posed te placing any unneceaaary burden
upon them, either by tha legialaiure or by
the muatctpelltlea.
Jitselted, That lbs Imposition or saUte tax
en the capital ateck of manufacturing oorpo eorpo oerpo
ratlona, aa propeaad by the bill which haa re
cently paaaed tbe Heuse of Representatives,
and la new pending In tbe Senate, meet
with ear unqualified disapproval.
JlitetMd, That It la manifestly unjuat te
Impose a epeclal tax upon men of email
means who combine their capital te carry en
a manufacturing operation under the lawe of
the commonwealth, whilst a alngle capitalist
or a firm of capital Uta can de the same thing
without being aebject te the same tax. Te
de ee would be te discriminate unfairly
agalnat a claaa of men In every community
who abeuld receive the greatest encourage
ment Jitielvid, That a atate tax en manufactur
ing corporation, will tend te prevent tbe es
Ublisbmeat el manufacturing Induitrtea
among ua and must certainly weaken and
depreaa these tbst at present exlat
JttseU.d, That aa surrounding atate de
net Impose a apeclal tax en manufacturing
oerporatlona, tbe proposed tax here will net
only ba likely te prevent manufacturers
from bsyend our borders, wbe may be at
traeted bv our wonderful natural facilities
for muiuf iciurla el all kind, from coming
among ua te carry en their hualneas, but will
probably drive some of these we have out of
the atate and tbua sadly cripple our pros
perity. Resolved, That tbe several newspapers of
tba city be requested te publish these resolu
tions and that marked oeplee of tbe same ba
forwarded by the secretary te our senators
and the members of tbs Heuse of Represen
tative, te atate Beards of Trade and te
mayors of neighboring clttea In tbe hope
that our vlewe may have due welgut en their
future action en tbe (object.
Mr. Housten snowed tba unfairness of the
proposed bill, and diacuaaed the labor and
capital problem. If laboring men and their
employers dlaagree and laboring men start a
oe operative manufactory In opposition te
their former boas, tbe corporation Is taxed
three mills en tbe capital stock, while their
former employer escape the lax. Tba wis
dem of the law of 185 is apparent when It Is
stated that In tba last year and a half mera
manufacturer have located In thla auta than
In any ten years before, and tba Increase la
mainly attrlbnuble te the law exempting
them from thla special Ux en their caplul
took.
Mr. Breelus spoke at length en the pro pre pro
eoaad bill and the act of 1445, from which
It waa copied, and reached tha cancluslen
that there was a deabs absut tbe constitu
tionality of tbe act ea tbe greuud that the
taxation Impeaed by the bill was net uni
form. Dr. Wlekarabam aald there were eertaln
corporations In the auta that were granted
extraordinary privileges and there waa a
bread distinction between publle and pri
vate oerporatlona, and be argued that there
aheuld ba a distinction a te taxes Impeaed.
He believed that great barm would ensue It
manufacturing oerporatlona were Uxed. He
knew that tbe company or which ha waa a
member would be dissolved. A partnership
would be formed and tba tax evaded, but
tha workmen wbe bold the ateck would ba
tba loser, because tbey would no longer
parttelpaU In tba profit el the corporation,
Mr. Housten argued that another reason
why a distinction aheuld be made between
manufacturing and ether oerporatlona la that
tha whole aim and and or manufacturing; oor eor oer
poratlona la te employ tbe labor el tbe auto ;
and tha auta. If It ecu wisely, will give pref-
are a te oerporatlona that add te the wealth
of tha atate. Twe years age the auta of Penn
sylvania asked manufacturers te locate within
ita borders, and aald there U no apeclal tax te
pay. Newtheatete wantete tax them and
Ua nwalt will be that sister eutea wbe de
net Impose tha Ux wUl be benefitted.
After aeme farther dlsoaaalen tha resolu
tion of Dr. Wlckeraham were adopted by a
uaaatmoee vote.
Tha president announced that ba had re
ceived a oeasmunlostlon from a large number
et elarke, aa te tba early closing movement,
but aa thla waa a apeclal meeting, tha petition
would have te go ever te tbe regular meat
las;. Adjourned,
Twe Varsaere gwUdlew.
Peter Zimmerman, of Lewer Allan town,
ship, Cumberland county, was recently
caught for 1180 by lightning red sharpen who
failed te pat a feet of red ea hla buildings,
A farmer near Lewleherry, Yerk oeuaty, be
came tha victim of thaaaaeaeeuadrsls.
Bapslrasea sUvtaajaaVsisgasb.
It waa a week ea Monday alaea tha tela tela
pbeaa wires la tbtseity ware brake dewa
by tha eterm, aad as yet tha rapslra have
net beast made. Wbea tha Uaea te tha
eeuatry tewna will ba la working order It
would be dlffleult ler any eaa te evau gasj.
Bat a few repelmea, aseat of whaaa an
gafw w" tM UMs
turn mxabibtta r. at. a a.
II Iteadtag Meases Osea Twelve ffjear
Day ansae et the rmtrsss.
Mambtta, March 3a -The Y. M. C. A.
of this piece haa some te stay. The rooms of
tbe association ars open te tha pnbilefrem
e a. am. te 10 p-. They are nicely furnished
and there U plenty el reading matter, tee,
Including a handsome Bible, presented te
tha esseclstkm by Geerge W. Cbllda, of
Philadelphia.
There will be many changes la Iowa thla
season. Dr. U. A. Mewsry haa removed hie
office end residence te the opposite aide of
the street from where ha was, Cel. D. B.
Case occupies bis new bandeeme reeldenee
ea Wast Market atreet and hi new offlea ea
tha earn atreet. Dr. J. P. Llpbart will
occupy tbe office formerly belonging te Dr.
Nerrla. J. I Wltmer, tobacconist, wlU Uka
Dr. LIphart'a place. Isaac Hippie will bee.
oeedAme Greve In tbe confectionery bual
nee. The Time wilt lilt en Saturday te IU
new quarters, a I fleer new Timer building.
Ban Mlpple'eeboeetere and Stafferd, the bar
bar, will ba en tbe first fleer.
The present Timet office and surrounding
ehaatlea will ba tern down, and a three atery
brick atructure wilt ba erected en tba alta.
Jacob Ullman la Improving hla ahee atere,
and J. I,. Llphart will repair hi furniture
rooms.
The ladles of tbe Presbyter Ian church will
give an apron festival en Saturday evening.
Mr. Peter Keamlngerand Mia Katie Vogel
were married publicly In Zten'a Reformed
church en Sunday night
Mrs. FannU Rhlremen. 78 veers of BBS. died
suddenly Saturday afternoon. Her remains
were InUrred from the Presbyterian church.
W. 11. Butler has returned te Msrietu
from ninkley'e Bridge, where he Uugbt
school thla last winter.
O. W. Bres, of Sheck's Mill, will read
medicine with bla uncle, Dr. O. W. Belch, el
thla place.
MarleUabm her quote of omee-aeekera, C.
A. Sehaflner, would be treasurer, la certain.
B. L. Brandt, candidate for commissioner, U
oeufldent, and J. W. Kelly, another em
brye commissioner, la hepefuL
Frank Smith attempted te mount a
moving oabeoa, en Monday evening. He ei ei
eaped with badly cut face and tern pante.
Harrlaburg parties are negotiating with
our Beard of Trade about erecting a brick
yard here. We have several excellent eltee
for such an enterprise.
BTBVCK BT A BTBABT CAB.
hUrtla Mewsry Kaeakad Dawa aad lajered at
Caaatant aad Daks Btreata.
Last evening a man made a narrow escape
from being killed by a etreet ear at Duke and
Chestnut (treeta. The name of the man waa
Martin Mowery, residing at 601 North
Mulberry street, and be waa very seriously
Injured. Mowery la employed at tbe freight
eutien of tbe Pennsylvania railroad, and
ahertly before 0 o'clock be alighted from one
of tbe large freight wagon In front of the
residence of II. E Slsymtksr. The wagon
passed en up Duke street and Mowery In
tended going down Chestnut street toward
North 4ueen. He attempted te creea the
street diagonally te reach the northwest
corner. Tbe etreet cars going toward the
park run rather fast at tbU point la order te
get ap the grade leading te the railroad
bridge. Just as Mowery waa en tbe track he
was struck and knocked down by tbe horses
of an up car. He fell lengthwise en tbe
track and tbe horses trampled him. Officer
Rellly, wbe waa atandlng at tbe crossing,
Jumped upon the car and applied the bind
brake. When the ear waa atepped Mowery
was found te be under lb Tbe wheels had
net touched him, but he was lying between
tbe two axles. Tbe front one In passing ever
blm squeezed him te the frexea ground. He
wss quickly picked up end carried Inte tbe
grocery of Isaac D. Lutz, where Drs.
Albright and Kbler attended him. It wss
found tbst bis left arm waa broken near tbe
shoulder and several lingers of tbst hand
were badly .crushed. Oa tbe right aide of
hla bead there wa a very ugly cut and hla
body waa seriously bruised, lie waa after
wards Uken te hU borne. He la unmarried
and realdee with hi mother, wbe is a widow.
Jacob Naff, the car driver, aaya that he did
net think Mowery was trying te cress tbe
track. Tee car waa going rather fast, and It
wss stepped ss seen a possible after he waa
knocked down. Mowery did net blame tbe
driver, but aald It waa hla own fault.
FBDDLMB BUT IB TUB BACK.
A Trag le Oceerresea ea Monday Which or er
tanatalr DM Met Basalt strieuly.
Jeseph Scblegerman, a peddler, wss shot
In Bnsdervllle, one mile east el Kpbrsta, en
Monday afternoon. Tbe assailant waa Cbarlea
Barnhart, an empleye of Samuel Coepere
cigar abep. Barnhart and ethers bad been
teasing Soblegermanand then procured a gun
and revelvara and threatened te kill blm If
he would net come into their abep. He
started te run away when he was abet In tba
back. Tba wound was dressed by Dr.
McCea. It Is net dangerous.
Tha gang el ruffians oenalaUd of Cbarlea,
Jehn and Harvey Barnhart, and Willis
Kech. Tba BarnbarU are bretbera. Tbey
were brought te EphraU and Uken before
Squire Seltztr for a hearing, late Monday
night. Fer want el auftlcleat evidence
against all, tbey were discharged with the
exception of Cbarlea Barnhart, who did tha
sheeting. Ha was bound ever fer1 hi sppear sppear
anee at court and in defaalt of ball waa aent
te J all. Tba Barnhart brothers are a bad set,
having figured In varloea disgraceful affairs
at EphraU and elsewhere. They are from
Yerk. Censubla Jenes made tbe arrest and
tha prisoner waa landed In Jail Tuesday morn,
lng.
Seblngerman Identified bis aaealUnL Tbe
wounded man were two coats, a vest and
two shirts when ha was abet, and tba
ballet penetrated all these aa well as tbe
flesh, making a flesh wound which bled
profusely, but which Is net at all danger
ous, The ball paaaed completely through
the garmeaU aad tha flesh, and oeold net ba
found. Tuesday morning Scblegerman was
walking about, apparsntly net very much
tha worse ler hU thrilling experience.
Bala of Meal Estate.
A.D. RehrerA Bra. bought, Tuesday even
lng, from Jacob Bsnek, about 6 sores of
ground, north of tbetr out end gardens, en
the Philadelphia pike, Just east or tba Lan
caster elty Una, at $500 per acre. Tha ground
extends through te tha Una of East Oranga
etreet, and will make a valuabls addition te
tha Rehrar nurseries and garden.
Ames O. Reta purchased te-day from
Benjamin Kvans tha property at 352 North
Queen street en private term. Mr. Reta
will move hU undertaking eeUblisbment te
that place ea May 1st.
Lessen by Uss Sharpshooters.
Lswranes Knapp haa leased te tbe Lancas
ter rbarpaboetara ler one year tbe building
andgreuadeat Tell's Haln, and tha Sharp Sharp Sharp
ahoetera will have lull power te lease tbe
same for publle or private picnics, family
parties, Aa, during the coming season. As
la the past tbs society will bold their rifle
praoUcaattbisplsee.
The Oltosepkle BeeUty.
Tba Olloaephlo aoelety will meet at tha
realdaaeeetMr. Willis B. Master, 135 North
Charlette atreet, ea Friday evening, Instead
etattharasMeaee of Mr. K. S. Feils, aa
haratefcra aaBonaesd.
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Thectty Light.
Tha high wind of laat night axtlaguiehed
WgswgtX twwtr-erra aajoltel lights,
GLADSTONE SWINGS HIS AXB
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lasnitaaai la Ike Heaee ef Oees
MB ea gaaTsrtag Iraktad.
In tha Heuse of Commens, Tuesday after after
neon, Mr. Oladstene resamed tba debate en
tha Irish criminal law amendment bill, lie
waa loudly cheered whan ba arose.
Ha aald tbst, In an lama se grave, propos
ala se extreme aa these new pat forth by tba
government required ample tlma for consid
eration. Ha found himself bound te support
Mr. Parnell's amendment, because tbe
ground upon which Mr. Balfour based the
government's ease waa absolutely Ineufll Ineufll
elent and unsatisfactory. The government's
bill, Inatead of being a cure ler irlah Ilia, or
avsn Bpalllallve, wae a measure that would
aggravate tba deepest seeled and worst
disorders. " With this coercion bill,"
exclaimed Mr. Gladstone, "tha proa prea
pact of conciliation haa vanished Inte
thin air. Tba government Intend te
exclude the land bill, which was tbe main
recommendation el tbe commission which
baa Juat completed an exhaustive investiga
tion of the Irish trouble. Nothing remain
but tbe figure of coercion bare, bald and
gaunt a!, tee familiar I Tha right honor
able chief secretary for Ireland baa attempted
te excuea tbe proposals en tha ground that
crime In Ireland during tba last three years
has Incrsssed, but he bsa followed an unususl
course in retraining from giving tbe Heuse
official Information proving bis allegations
Tbe sutlatlc of crime in Ireland were agalnat
tbe government. Take tbe InaUnce given of
threatening letters. In 1885. 432 such letters
were received. In 1880 but 75 mera were re
ceived. That hardly lurnlabsd ground for
asking Parliament te assent te tbe extreme
measure of coercion. Other classes of crime
amounted In 1885 te MH'and In 1880 te 617.
Opposition cheers. This Increase wes de
scribed ea tbe main reason for tbe extreme
demands of tbe government. If Mr. Balfour
bad farther private information, let blm
peak. It waa tbe first time he (Gladstone)
knew of anonytneusassertlon being Imposed
en Parliament In auppert of a demand for
legislation." Cheers.
Here he referred In deUll te the case ad
duced by Mr. Bslfebr of League tyranny
ever persona. Continuing, be aald that boy.
oettlng was bad enough, but It wae net con
fined te Nationalist. He knew of a Protaa Pretaa
Unt clergyman wbe bad been deprived of
ble living beeauee he was a home ruler.
Continual allusion bad been made te pre pre
vleua Liberal coercion proposals. In 1881,
wben his government proposed coercion,
tbe ground wss tbs sgiutlen then existing.
Wherever be went fie wss dogged by crime.
Fer the present bill there wss no such excuse.
A demand wes made upon tbe Heuse te
commit the meat formidable breach of
trust that a popular assembly could per
petrate, te relax the condition upon
which alone Parliament should ssnctlen a
change In tbe criminal law, In order
that the law might tall with Increased strin
gency upon a particular portion of tbe
queen'a aubjeeta. Tbe opposition would In
sist upon having the fafltat opportunity te
examine the prevlalnna of tbe bill. Every
lrlah and every English member abeuld
have the fullest aoepe for presenting hie
vlswa cheers, and for alftlng and scrutiniz
ing the extreme proposals of tbe govern
ment Among tbe most Insulting and ex
asperating proposals tbe worst ever sub
mitted te Parliament wa tbe prevision
that lrlah trUla be held In Londen.
He had never known such a blew at the
national feeling of Ireland. Tbe govern
ment could bave devised nothing mere
likely te aggravate every existing evil. Aa
te the permanent duration el the bill the
firopeaala made one's bleed boil. Te eaUb
lah wbat waa formerly only a temporary
remedy aa a permanent rule of existence for
eeciety in Ireland would put a brand of Infe
riority upon Ireland forever, recegnising as a
fixed principle tbat force waa a remedy. Tbe
lessen el many years abewed that force wa
no remedy. Since tbe election of 1885, since
the bulk of tbe Liberals had Judged tbat It
waa both right and aafe te grant home
rule, Ireland baa been free from crime and
outrage a condition long unknown. Why
waa thla T It was because the Irish people
knew tbat a large, though Insufficiently
large, body of Liberals had adopted their
interests, and would abide by them te the
last Cheer. If tbe Liberals acceded te
the appeala el tbe government tbe result
would be a retrogression. The Irish people
would return te a auta of things which
Liberal etterts had already partly remedied.
Se long aa Ireland continued In ber present
course of moderation, ee long would Liberals
be bound te preserve In endeavors te ssalat
ber. The time would seen come when te the
many new Bupperting the cause of Ireland,
would be added many mere : wben deplor
able proposal, aucb as these of the govern
ment, would no mere be associated with tbe
name of Ireland, and wben It would be aeen
tbat In doing wbat tbey could new te serve
tbe Irish eauae, tbey weie alan serving tbe
cause et ths wide empire of Great Britain.
Prolonged cheering.
MR. QOSCnXX (PEAKS.
Mr. Geechen Uunted Mr. Gladstone with
bla alliance with tbe National League. He
asked him hew he would continue te meet
tbe league'e constantly Increasing demands
until an anaeiute eeparatien aneuia de com-
filewd. Everybody bat tbe alllee of tba
ague oenaldered tba auta el Ireland te be
Intolerable. The government would be
disgraced if It refrained from frustrating tbe
efforts of the enemies of tbe esUtlng Taw
and tba oppenente of whatever remedial
measure the government might pro
pose. He regretted tbe absence from
Mr. Gladstone's speech of any con
damnation at Irlah ertme or vle
lent language of Irish agttsters. Tbe Lib
eral leader rstber suggested a delenae of
these crime. Tbe government based their
case upon tbe notorious (allure of tbe ad
ministration el justice. The proper admin
istratien el the lawe constituted tbe safety
of Individuals, and was tbe only true guar
antes of life aud liberty. Here be read ex
tracts from Judges' chargea en tba difficul
ties attending tbe administration of tbe
laws, Centluulng, he saked whether thla
evidenee. theuah net statistical, aheuld be
disregarded. Wss It net well known tbst
Jurer were In danger of their Uvea T Were
net Individual lurera held up te odium by
tbe publle pre. He deplored Mr. Glad
stone's tu quequt allusions te boycotting.
Such a way of treating crime would bounder beunder bounder
ateod by Ignorant people as a Justification of
crime. There were miseries inflicted under
boyeottlng tbat were outrages upon civiliza
tion each as no government should tolerate.
Mr. Gladstone bad spoken of a breech et trust
Tha government also bad a trust, te which
It wae tbelr duty te be true, a trust tbat bad
been placed in their hsnda by tbe country
te restore tbe authority of the queen, respect
for Judges and the liberty of all classes of so
ciety. Obeers.
WBAT MB, tfABSBLL MAtB.
The PreeMsat of the Ataerteeu Irlah National
Laagaa'a Ksply te IreUad's Champien.
The following cablegram baa been received
by Hen. Jehn Fitzgerald :
Hevsa or Cem moms, Londen, March 28. 28.
Te Hen. Jehn Fitzgerald. Nebraakat Tbe
coercion bill proposed te-night In tbe Heusa
of Commens, is the elgbty-aeventb alnea the
act or Union, elghty-eeven years age. It is
also tha meat stringent and tyrannical snd
uncalled for by the auta of affaire in Ireland.
Never before baa a coercion bill been pro
posed wben crime waa se rapidly decreasing
aa oempered wltb previous years. Tbe meas
ure u aimea against ait open saltatien, aad
appeara te be expressly designed ter driving
discontent beneath ths turfsce. Itplaeea all
public speakers, writers aad conductors
or newspapers absolutely at tha mercy
or atlpandsry maglstratee holding their
offlee at tba pleasure of the erewa. It
oendemna the Irish (peaking peasant of rack
rented Kerry te the tender merelee of a
packed Jury of Orangeman or landlords, or
te a Jury of Englishmen at the old Bailey la
Londen. Tbe Liberal party, headed by
Uladetene, atanda aa one man against this
Iniquitous measure and will fight shoulder le
shoulder wltb u in opposing it te the
M laat
aa thai
iaae tot
IpreseotHeaeeofOommoaswlUooaUaae te
fellow Ua Tery Bveraasaat u. Mi aitA
II seems impoasieie te dsimts was avi
oeuree,ead geed Judges consider the measure
will break aad rulalha cabinet Wa must,
however, prepare for tha worst aa loonfi leonfi loenfi
dently appeslte tha American people ler that
ayapatby and auppert which they have
never withheld from a people struggling ler
liberty. PAnwat.u
Tba following reply wai sent te Mr.
Paraall t
Lixrei.w, Neb , March 29. Te Hen. Cher
less. Parnell, M. P., Heuaa of Commens,
Londen eshle received. Ltague will re
double its tf forts, lraland sere of American
ayrnpetby and auppert In tbe coming crisis,
Nebraska legialaiure te-day by unanimous
vote passed resolution el sympathy with
Ireland aad cemdemnlng the Tery policy of
coercion. Tbia and iluillar manlleBUUens
through thla free country give tbe Ua te the
slenders or tbe Kngllsb press tbst true
Americans de net eympatbln with Ireland.
The great liberty loving people or tbe United
SUtea are entirely Inay inpalby with Irsland'a
atruyglB for horn rule.
Jehn Fitxiira'-d, President
lilt, TBB VBODLBB."
Vbarlaa A. Oatdaar Delights the Paepw at
ration Opera Hees.
Last evening Chaa. A. Gardner, tbe Datcb
oetnedlan, appeared for tbe second time this
seaaen In Folten opera house. The au
dience wai of geed sirs down atelrr, but the
gallery was somewhat light He again pre
sented his comedy-drama of " Karl, The
Peddler, '' which proved se popular before
In this clfy. Mr Gardner la a geed actor,
with a dialect that I very pleasing. In the
character or Karl be I given an opportunity
of displaying hla ab'Ilty. He appear aa a
peddler, flower girl, gardener and hunter.
His voice la very sweet and he Introduce a
number of song Including " Come Down
By Det Gate" Ksrl's Lullsby" and
"Karl's Baby." The gentleman's singing Is
liked by meat people a well aa that of Jee
Emmet, and It la certain that be 1 aa popular
bare as the renowned Frxlz. Mis Keen as
Afary Atwood, tbe domestic, did well and
abealee sang several eenga. Mlse Marien
May was very amusing aa Miss Barbara,
tha governess, te whom Rebert V. Fergusen
a Krastus Sibba, a fanny lawyer, made tbe
warmest kind of leva. Little Petite Dunn,
Heinrich, came In for the usual applsuse
given te talented children. Tbe villains
were numerous and very bad man. Tba
whole company waa satisfactory.
The King Street Theatre.
The attendance at the King atreet theatre
wa larger laat evening than en Monday.
Thla was owing no doubt te the decrease In
price. Msny mera would bave been present
bad it net been for tbe etreng attraction at tbe
opera beuse. Tbe pregramme wss tbe same
a tbe first evening. Miss Flessie Kd wards,
tbe child sctresa, made another tremendous
bit This little girl surely la a wonder, and
every child in this city abeuld see ber.
Marce and Green continue te receive thun
ders of applause In their act of contortion.
Their turn would be much mere pleasing,
however, If Green would give leaa of bla talk
which la net funny nor In place. Nearly all
of tbe ether members of tbe company con
tinue te please.
Tbla afternoon a matinee was given and
there will be another en Friday afternoon for
the benefit of tbe many country folks, wbe
are expecud in town.
s-rteti Knew N.wt.
Lancaster 1 te have three of the beat at at at
traottena en tbe read at Fulton opera boese
next week. Tbey are: Wednesday, Mc
Nlsb, Jehnsen A Slavln'a minstrel ; Thurs
day, McCaull'a company in "Ruddygere,"
sndSsturday, Gardner'a "Zore." McCaull'a
company Include : Dlgby Bell, Ellis Ryee,
Miss Lily Pest, Mr. Laura Joyce Bell,
Bessie Falrbaln and ether.
Cbarlea Yerker, son el Manager Yecker,
of Fulton opera beuse, will act aa advance
agent for Charles A. Gardner' Karl" oom eom oem
pany. He geea ahead from Baltimore next
Monday,
J. II. Decker, bare te day, ahead of Mo Me
Nlsb, Slavln fc Jehnsen' minstrel, was
formerly with tbe Sella Brether' clrcu.
Tbla morning Abbey' " Uncle Teiu'a
Cabin" arrived In this city from Mount Jey,
where tbey appeared last evening. They left
at 0:35 for Pert Deposit. The principal mem
ber of the troupe la an old gray donkey, and
be Is aald te be supported by a capable com
pany, which Includes several colored men.
Had tbe troupe visited Pert Deposit early In
tbesaen, Jiliza Hums would have been
able te try ber hand at crossing real lea
Currant Bulom In Court.
All el Tueeday afternoon's eeaslen of
court waa Uken up In the argument of tbe
exceptlena te tbe auditer'a report In tbe ea ea
Uteer Philip C. Raanlager, deceased.
Elltibeth Lenbart presented a petition te
the court eetttng forth thatahe Is the owner
et a let of ground In the northeastern section
el the city, through which Plum atreet,
when opened from New Helland avenue,
will paw, thatahe 1 a non-resident, had no
notice of tbe meeting or viewers and that
they fatted te aasese any damages although
nearly all of her land will be Uken. She
prayed tbat tbe report abeuld be re-committed
te the viewer and tbat abe be com cem
penssted for ber land. The court took the
petition and reserved decision.
Court adjourned te meet en Saturday of
next week.
William H.Ida's Treubl...
William llelda, who kicked hla wife out or
bed ea Saturday night and who was marched
te the itetien house la his night shirt, was
given a bearing at Alderman Barr's tbla
morning. Tbe alderman decided te send
blm te Jail for 10 daya terdrunkennesa and
dlaerderly conduct and te court en tbe as
sault and battery. Hi wife pleaded with the
alderman te give ber husband one mere
trial and she said she would pay tbe coats.
Tbat disposition was flcally made of tbe
case and Helda was released from cuatedy.
As Ik Butten neus.
The mayor discharged two ledgers tbla
morning. A Turk, bla wife and child, did
net wait te be discharged but walked off
between 7 and 8 o'clock tbt morning. They
applied for lodging laat nlgbtand were given
tbe freedom el the corridor. Tbey concluded
te depart from town early this morning and
lerttba sUtlen beuse while the offleer en
duty was absent for a moment
Dismissed en One Complaint Commuted en
Anetbar.
Henry Qantz, of Mt Jey, charged en oath
of Jacob Lerew, el the same place, wltb mali
cious mlacblef and drunken and dlaerderly
conduct, bad a hearing before Alderman
Spurrier thla morning. The complaint of
malicious mlacblef waa dismissed, but the
accused waa committed te the county J all for
ten days for drunkeu and disorderly con
duct A M.mbar Blsty Year.
By tbedeath of Cel. Jauira Beene, of Lan
caster, Montgomery county new claims tbat
abe ba living within ber limit tbe eldest
Odd Fellow In Pennsylvania, In tbe person
of Geerge F. Seber if, wbe waa Initiated early
In March, 128, In Philadelphia.
Pettlag Up a Maw Cleck.
The PenneylvanU railroad company te-day
placed a large clock in the ladles' waiting
room at tba atatlen. ThU will prove a greet
convenience, aa it has been needed for a long
time.
a Large Herse.
One el the Urges! berate aeen In tbla elty
for aeme time U aew at tba aUbles of Benja
min Hlrsb, la the rear et tba Olty hotel. He
stand 17 baada, one Inch aada-half high.
I He hi a dark gray, gad waa brought iron
Caaada raaeauy,
MURDER WILL OUT.
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ABAtBBt ABTBOM KBBUm
A Haa Arrested (a Jsrsey en WMk :
Clethes Bsd a Katre-raable te Kxpkvls,
Bat Admlis Belsg la Bakway ea Vrtday,
the Day ef the Trsgsdy There.
Jktucr Citt. N. J.. March 30. -A
having bleed atelna en his clothing waa ar
raeted this morning Just aa ha waa la tha act
or purchasing a ticket at tha Penniylvsals
railroad ferry te arose te New Yerk. Ha la
believed te ba the murderer of tha unknown
woman at Rahway. Tha man wa very
tealtby In hla movements and appeared
desirous of escaping observation. When
arraigned before tba chief et polies ha pro
fessed Inability te apeak English. On being
questioned through an Interpreter ha be
came perplexed and admitted several facta
which aaemed te fasten suspicion upon him.
A pocket knife waa found In hla possession,
the Urge blade of which waa oevsrsd with
bleed. Ha aaemed much disturbed whan
tbla waa Uken from him, and a number or
questions asked with regard te tha bleed
stain en tbe knife were answered In a wsy
tbat appeared te convince tba officers ha waa
net telling the truth. He attributed the
bleed (Ulna en hla clothing te an attack of
nosebleed.
He aald bla name waa Antheny Knell and
tbat ha resided at 87 Greenwich atreet, thla
city. He was arraigned before a polies Justice
snd remanded. Tbe man's trousers and oeat
areoevered with mud aa If he had been roll
ing In some swamp. He admlta having
been in Rahway Friday. (Tha girl waa mur
dered Friday nlgbt). Te all question aa te
tbe length or hla euy In Rahway, Knell waa
evasive. Inquiry at 87 Greenwich atreet re
vealed tbe fact tnat Knell had Had, as no one
knew him there.
Tbe Rahway police have been notified el
tbe arrest and tbe prisoner will be uken
there te-morrow.
COBBIDBBIBU APPUiBtMBBXB.
Hew the Presides! Is Petting la tk. Gleaug
Daya of Magged Marce.
Washington, March 30. The president is
devoting a large ahare of hla attention te tbe
consideration of tbe appelntmente still re
, mainlng te ba made, and It la underatoed tbat
aeme Important appelntmente will be made
seen. Tee newly appointed Austrian min
uter, Chevalier Tavera, having arrived In
Waabingten, It la probable that a minister
from tbla ceuntry(wlil aoen ba appointed In
return.
It le underatoed tbat tbe appointment of
Mr. Fatrchlld, aa secretary of the treasury,
la te be announced en Friday. It ba been
tbe prealdent'e dealre te announee tbe ap ap
eolntmente of ssa latent secretary and trea
surer at tbe eame time, bat It Is doubtful
whether be will be prepared te de tbla.
There la an Impression tbat a Western
banker bss been virtually selected for tbe
tresauryablp. The assistant secretary Is, aa
far aa can be learned, aa much In doubt aa
ever, It being found dlffleult te secure a per.
en of tha desired familiarity with the eas
terns laws, wbe Is otherwise eligible for the
position.
Tbe navy department' ha received eight
seU of design snd plana for tbe proposed six
thousand ten armored naval vessel ter tbe
ucceaaful design for which a reward haa
been eflered. Three el tbe plana aubmltted
are from foreign design. Tbe plana will
be opened within a few daya.
Commander Chad wick, naval attecbe of tbe
American legation at Londen, arrived In
Washington te day te consult with tbe navy
department in reference te tbe plan ler the
proposed 6,000 ten armored naval vessels.
A VAMB fHBBKTATlOW.
Thosghtlel Hann.r In Wnlcn tha DlMoletlon
of a Meumvtll firm Waa Mark.d.
As B. F. Rebrer bss dissolved partnership
wltb A. K. Myers In general merchandise
business st Meuntvllle, Mr. Myere concluded
te give blm s geed caning before he left Te
de this Mr. Myer Invited numereua frlenda
te bla borne ou Tuesday evening, and after
partaking et a rich repast, Rev. E. Ludwig,
pastor el U. B. church of wbicb Mr. Kelirer
ian active member, in behalf of Mr. Myera
and family, presented Mr. Rohrer In an ap
propriate addreaa, wltb an elegant gold geld
headed cane. Mr. Rebrer waa completely
nonplussed, but recovering responded,
thanking the family for tbelr many paat
favor and kindnesses, and regretting tbat
thla dissolution severed se very many social I
relatiene.
Mr. Rebrer during bis stsy at Meuntvllle
haa made many frlenda In business and se
clsl life who regret te see him leave ; but he
la called home te euperlntend hla fatber'a
farm, and all wish him auoeees. His vacancy
in church as an earnest worker, in tbe com
munity as a first-class business msn,
and in society aa an exemplary member
can net readily be filled. The evening wss
further spent In vocal and instrumental
musle and social chat, and at a late hour all
went home feeling gratelal for enjoying one
mere fine entertainment, such aa Mr. Myers
and family are known te give te tbelr many
frlenda.
Election of R.d Men,
Tuesday evening, at a meeting of Can
te-go tribe Ne, 203 of Red Men, tbe following
officer were elected for tbe ensuing year :
Prophet, Christian F. Quade ; sachem, Geerge
Qtberaen; senior sagamere, Jehn Weber;
Junier sagamere, Abraham W. Nelt; chief
of record, Byren J. Brown; keeper of
wampum, W. F. Jamisen ; repreaeutetlve
te Great Couneil of PenneylvanU ; O, M.
Plekel, trustee for eighteen moons, J
Geerge Eiehley.
After tbe election the Indian proceeded te
the aaloen of Adam Mlacblleb, en North
Queen street, where they partook of corn,
venison, and refreshments and spent several
hours bsppily together ; songs were (ung
toasts drunk and a general geed time uaa.
Vun.ral of christian Treyar,
The funeral of the late Cbrtatlan Treyar
took place yesterday afternoon. Serviees
were held at the heuae at 2 o'clock, and were
conducted by Revs. Tilzel snd Llcbllter.
Tbe Interment In Lancaster cemetery waa
postponed until alter tbe arrival of tha Day
Express, at 4:45. Among tbe peaeenger en
tbe train wss Andrew Troyer, a son of tha
deceased, wbe bss been living In New
Orlean for nineteen year past Alter ha bad
Uken a last leek at tbe remains of hU father
the interment was made.
Proneuoesd Oat et Danger,
Dr. S. B. Foreman en Tuesday proneunoed
Geerge W, Pentz, wbe waa aUbbed by
Alexander Lelbsley, te be out et danger.
Lelbaley'a counsel had appointed -o'elook
ou Tueeday aa tbe time wben he would make
application te tbe oeurt for the release et hi
client en ball. Through aeme mUender-
tending tba motion waa net made, but will
bain a day or two, probably ute thl after
noon. The New Freight Bate.
TbU morning a peclat train arrived In thU
elty ever the Pennsylvania railroad from
Harrteturg. It bad en beard W, J. Rese, of
Harrttburg, division freight agent, and aeme
ether otneUle. They atepped te aaa Agent
Bruner and had a talk with hla. in regard te
tbe new freight ratea which go Inte affect
under the commarea bill, en April let The
train pseud down the read aad all tha
freight aetata will ba visited,
BVBMOVBBBB Bt WALLA BBitJB.
rear Vessel la Lake Brie firstly M.M y aha
msa A aksaasi'sOtaw u Daagsi.
Ci.avgt.AKD, March aa Tba ateady north
wind that haa prevailed for tha paat week
baa Mown all the lee en the laka ever te the
aeuth shore. Tha wind aad wavaa have
pecked It la flees which la place are 15 feet
thick, aad tha aaew forma aa altaeat Impreg
nable lee-barrler In front of thla pert ler
rally three miles eat Inte tbe lake.
Thla morning the steamer City of Cleve
land wss seen firmly Imbedded la the flee,
aad about a mile east of her lay tha three
masted echoener Venus, also atuck fast In tha
lee. Tba tugs Amaden and American Eagla
were Immediately dispatched te the veasala'
assistance, bat about halt a mile south el tha
steamer they also stack hut At 9 o'clock
thla morning Ua Cleveland waa lying with
bar bow toward ahere, and It waa feared
aeme accident had happened te her ma
chinery. She left pert at daybreak, having
30 paaatngera aboard beside 500 tone of
freight Tha most anxiety, however, is felt
about tha echoener Venus. She lartporten
Bonday leaded with oeal for Detroit. Sunday
afternoon aha encountered a heavy north weet
gate and evidently sprung a leak, aa aha put
back for Cleveland Monday morning, and
ber signal Indicated that aha was In distress.
Mendsy she get fattened in the lee flee, and
her decks were washed all day with lee and
slush broken up by tha 10 knot gala. Tues
day morning tba hull of the Venus oeuld
hardly be aeen. Should a gale spring up It
la feared aha would go te tba bottom, In
which event bar crew wentd, In all probabil
ity ba lest, as It would be Impossible for
them te reach ahere ever the Ice, and no tug
can penetrate the barrier surrounding her.
Kitrsla Waal te Try Bslllvaa.
BoiTeir, March SO. Before leaving for Bal
timore laat night Jake Kllraln aald te a re re
eorter: "I have never eUted that I thought
that I could defeat Jehn L. Sullivan, bat I
think I oeuld make a better ahewlng with
blm than any man that haa yet been before
him. Ne one of Bulllvan'a oppenente haa
eared for mera than a lour-round contest I
am willing te put up a forfeit for a ten round
match. Aa ler a fight te a finish It is wsll
known tbat tha champion would net notice a
challenge except for a big amount and with a
goed-alted forfeit posted. I bava no dealra
te gain notoriety en tha strength el a chal
lenge te Sullivan. Aa I have never yet
broken faith with tha sporting world, I feel
that my offer te spar Sullivan will be appre
ciated aa alnee re,"
A Tseng Mew Terfcer Commits Beletde.
New Yerk, March 30. William H. Howe,
aged 22 years, tha stepson of ex-Alderman
and Viee President Nooney, of the beard of
aldeimen, aapt hlmeelf through tba heart In
tba front parlor or Mr. M. K. Hearaey'a resi
dence, Ne. 375 Keurtb avenue, abertly before
midnight last night nasi .died almost Instantly.
He waa paying attenUenlMsteHearaey'a
daughter, a handeeme blonde yed& lady
about one year elder than himself! an
been a frequent caller. Ne cause for hi rash
set can be assigned. Ula friends attribute It
te despondency. They say he has been out
et work for a long time and continually
brooded ever hla mU fortune.
Shet HU Father.
Bhelbtvillx, 111, March 30. An un
fortunate (booting affair occurred here yes
terday. J.W. Jehnsen, of the firm of Jehnsen
& Miller, reproved hla eon Jereme for aeme
misdemeanor, whereupon tbe Utter drew
a revolver and shot his father, Inflicting a
rieua wound. Jereme waa upstelra at home
at the time, and alter the aboetlng Jumped
from the window te the ground and surren
dered blmeeli te tbe authorities, and U new
in Jail awaiting the reaultaef hi crime.
Mexican. Kill a D. 8. Soldier.
Rie Grande Oi-rr, Texas, March 30.
Corporal Bey er and another soldier were ap
proached by four Mexicans en the govern
ment reservation at Fert Ringgold en tbe
evening of tbe 20th. One Mexican opened
Are, eboetlng Beyer Just ever tbe heart Tbe
ether soldier hastily retreated. Three Max
lean a were arrested last nlgbt en suspicion
snd tbe surviving eeldier declares himself
sble te lndentlfy the assassin.
Wm. Travers' Paaerat
New Yerk, March 30. The funeral of
William R. Travers took place thla morning
at Trinity chapel, whteb wss orewded te Its
utmost by a Urge attendance of prominent
people and the frlenda and acquaintance of
tha deceased. Tbe rector, Rev. Dr. Bwepe,
officiated, satiated by the Rev. Mr. SHI. Tbe
Mim&lna will ha ennvavert te Nawnnrt thla
afternoon for interment
AglUtlen Against Coercion.
Londen, March SO Tba executive com
mittee of tbe National Liberal Federation
will meet te-day te arrange a pregramme for
aglUtlng against coercion.
WA74HlaMB MBDMOAXIOBB.
PWabhimotem, D. C, March 3a Fer
Bestern PenneylvanU : Fair weather,
warmer northwesterly winds, becoming
variable.
A C-mpllm.nlary Party.
In Eableman'aball laat evening tbe Mlaaaa
Roaensteln gave a complimentary party te
Mlaa Bertha Geedman, of Philadel
phia, who haa bean their gueat for
a week or two past There were about
thirty couple In attendance, all In full drees.
The musle wa geed, the dancing graceful and
tba refactiens fine. The festivities terminated
at 2 o'clock thU morning. Mlaa Geedman,
who made many frlenda in tbla city, return
te PhlladelphU te-morrow.
Waived a Uaarleg.
Cbarlea Jeffries, arretted en Tuesday for
abstracting letters from Miller A Hsrtmsn's
box at thepoateffloe, waived a hearing before
United SUtea Commissioner Kennedy te-day
and entered bail in tbe sum of 11,000 for trial
at the May term of tbe United Statee dlatriet
oeurt Bpeelal Agent Edgerton, et the poet peet poet
effloe departrxent, was In the city te learn all
tbe faeteana win report te tne aepenmenh
runaral of Christopher Dais.
The funeral of Christopher Dates took place
tbla afternoon from hU residence, en Seuth
Queen atreet and waa wall attended. Rev.
Price, of the Union Bethel chureh, oenduoted
tbe services. Tha Interment was made at
Lancaster cemetery, Meaara. Hartmaa,
Mentter, Helllnger, Qlader and Bunk, of
thte city, and Harabey, of PhlladelphU, ware
thapaU-bearara.
Renalrtag a Leak.
There la a leak la the24-ineh main which
carrlea the water from the Coneateg te the
reservoir, ea the PhlUdelpbla turnpike near
tha reservoir. It was discovered yesterday
and Superintendent Halbach will put hU
mi n at work te repair it
a, '
ProMceUon Withdrawn.
AmeaM. Henry was beard by Alderman
Fordney thla morning en a charge of larceny
aa bailee. The facte proved were that Ben
jamin BerUfleld gave Henry 17.60 te buy a
railroad ticket, and Henry aklpped out with
tha BBOeeyanddld net turn up ler i year.
After tha hearing the parties Jedf ?
aetue the ease. Henry id back ameuat
aaibassied aad the eca-, aad BcrtUeld with
drew tbe ult .
BasSa aa Aatsjaaseat
Jehn Sbraek aad wife, el Coaeetee tewa.
shlixaaadeaa assignment of their property
te-day ter the baaefit of ojedlter te Abra,
ham A Hubar, of Mw-vhala. tewaahlp.
THE INTER-MUNKIPAL
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ctpat bill waa paaaed third readlaa.
amendment IneludlBg Alleahsny CHv t
la Ita oneratlena. and laeraaalsw tha aaaaaaav
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piying te cuies unaer u,uuu popuieuea. "
in me senate leawy tas) aMWWiae; bbb)7-'
were paaaed finally t PrevMlac rat aaUaa S
tlea and appropriation of las. SBjaMaasai' .
and forfeited recegnisance la PhtsaiasaMa ?&?
and AllMhenv! enfw nnaaaav -v'
nnen tha annrta nt Mmauia - ---'
provide for organization, dlaeifsJaa 'aw'' '-'i
reguiaucB ei ine national asaswl?
preprutlng 100,000 ter Ha mm
tenenee; Heuaa bill making aa aMmi
nmunn m klhi ui in. I'MUtfiaui uj mm re
tlftlal !! Ill iIIiiIIBI mnnttmt tU .a " !.
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money aonrebrlated by Cenareaa ta aaaa.kliaa.At
avrVlultnral .inmlmanl atatinu, ---- -
appeala from asesasmente te the 'aasasi'sstA'j
common plea: te provide for thBaalanrasMavf
el credits te counties for iiiirinllsiil.lilaaa.ia v
Uxea. t'SA1
.uvuuiuj auiuurtae uie auaauutiBBSBH car 4
aeotiena or branches of ratlreada net la eetaai
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mvu u. uie lemaiuiua; iiuriiDe. aj .aw fwbhsw3g
or purchaser thereof, construed te ansa faWfJ
virtual abandonment of tbe Seuth Pea nail I
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Ita defeat A
The Senate then adjourned until Wa4M"
The consideration of the high lleesm ts.'Sfi
waa resumed te-day In tha Heuaa.
tkra te reoenaldar tha vote by which IhaWW
eighth seotlen, relative te tbe rsvocaUea $yW
lleanaewaa adopted, waa Ubled ea aaeatep, w.
et Mr. Fsuaca Yea 91, aaya 71 , y
sections were adopted providing ter tat)
psyment et tbe Ueenee lee te tba eky aw
wi7 iiwayiw , huh uiwim u. gvrenam 3
and that oensteblee shall make, ea the Aral . "S
week In each term of court, a n " Jm
turn or ail aaioena. Mackin objected te
the fourteenth section, which requires pc4lssV '-1
men te visit aaioena te ascertain It thereto '
any violaUen of the law, autlng that It weuld'1 j
net auit Philadelphia. Tbe aeoUea waa j
adopted-yeas 102, nays 60. Farther consid
eration of the bill waa Interrupted by special
orders.
Among the bill reported favorably la tha
Heuse tbla morning were the osueua aattvv
discrimination bill and Senater WolverteoHl
measure te oretect the rlshU et ahareheldem jt
In property, atecka and corperatloaa t te ,tM
nvawan, OT nnn mm. x UhiI AamaA aa IfcaMTu
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W Yerk k Krie railroad eemaaaw
forfeited te tba BUM. 1M
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enUtlve'Dravif
adversely reported.
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As AnB.enaeam.nt of tha P. B. M. OeaM
lis LlD. Was. Bt Pltl.hnra
Pittbburq, March 30. The ratea for the rS
government of the passenger department of '4,
tbe Pennsylvania company Knee west of
Pittsburg were Issued le-dsy from the general
efflce In this city. They go Inte efleet April
1, regardless of the fact tbat the lnter-etet
commerce law deea net become opera
tive until April fifth. The circular aayat
Restore ratea te full regular tariff. Agents.
will net be permitted te reduce ratea under
any subterfuge whatever. Alt aub ageata
wbe are new being paid for the sale of
tickets will be discharged at once. The)
giving of free passage by pas or .
otherwise or making a red need rata
for tbe holder or any member of a parlgr
te secure tranapnrtatlen of the party would,1.
be discrimination and punished by law.
Atranta are aarjaclally cautioned aamlaaa ."f.
rharalnir a nn satin it nr mnrn or leas than aaaV.4
regular rate, ler a violation la punlehableM?;
k.jl..-f,e(Un All ..l ... .. .Ufct!
vy uue u, tj,wu ah laiuimi iwi. jut saav&
classes ei person, inciuaing wee amtmaBBm'fXi
issued ea account et freight ahlppera. MsWw
marclal travellers, msnuiactnrara. Ill a I ileal
circus, bate ball, atudenta.land B6ekera,httaUTfs
era, nauers, ateauiuae.t men, peiicv, aassMsi;y:
members or tne press, netaia, eaWityi,
Uberers. national soldiers, horns. ceaatWirMX
commissioners, mayera, orders, slaters af'fe
nh.rit atn . aM alwill.hait and alt
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I for special tickets are revoked, railiaaa-yi?.
I tlcketa of every kind except advi
ertMsaw P
have been withdrawn. Contracts- with
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tlslnK in transportation will be earrlad esm, &-M
Clergy men'a apeeUl ratea will ba ceataBassVv
neguiax lucrni ivuuu uiy uukw. wm- m, aaaa.Ax;
Ne change will be made at preeeat m t1
reaular commutation ticket rules, VBBBji
ruiaa, rjBBBT3
may be Issued te empleyes of the paasaafae'y;:.
of an offleer of snob &imtUBmt.j-V.
The unea operated ey me raenayivaauai
jiau- ra i--i "f - -... aaiiiai. ;:
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Vlelat camarea' Hesaana wnatea wiuvsa, t-a
A.ONDOir, Msrcu e. nr, in eduhuuw, ib
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nusesna et vteiei Cameren, eaa ureuiM vjcVv.
ler Ubel against tbe Evening Netei. Tha' ?
alleged libel consists of an interview tnhaW&2j
lianeu IU tee HOW or n, aiainawt
dueed In tbe Evening Stwt, lmr,ating VBlVS
u,a franilB tn Dfl BanaaUde alleeed teaaVflaV'-A
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rjeen cemmiusu u- uiu- wuw u -ata. saw -rm
IU11 retrscueu waa ma-iimiM -yumaaaaa. -nuj
K Ik V..i Tim Ttanaanda lava aaUalBaaalVwV.V
at 30,000. The trial ei the eaaa m beeaa ''
tedsy.
De Bensaude waa awarded 11,000 daaiBge
by tbe Jury agalnat tha Ettnxng New tat
Ubel.
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Kxpeattag Defeat Ta Prohibltlea.
Laniine. Mich., March 30. EtUmate
baaed upon tha Judgment of members of tha
leguiaiura aa te uteiaauit iu tueir laavamt-v ,i.
oeuatlaa ahew that the amendment te tha.y
conaUtuttea prohibiting the liquor trass
will be defeated by about aoeo vemb, xaax-a
leglalature will adjourn te-day for a week'a
reeaaa te eaable members te attend the aka I
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pinched aad Baaldad ta Death.
Raw Antonie. Texas. March 80. I
details bave reached hereof a wrack ,
Rnnthern Paclfle. 300 mile watt Of aawa, ai
Dryden, a west-bound engine aaai
amaahad full tilt Inte a frelaht trala l
aaar. Tha trainman had ae liate tell
The breakegete vary aavara. .sj8
n....,. -. nlrnhat a-af aOaldM BSBBB
v,m'"" "" r.,w AtV?5---i. ,
DHWaai rail - TTT . -t::
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n, ..-,iww.a-. aiaram .-
ui.ka a. aaraw asaVaafB Ml
iurwaVaad aav desartataat balkalasj,
X rfr awarded te the Oraae BletM?
Xi,r-7 of Chicago, at Utlr bid of 17,lsV
paal.had tee Uaalltsg. t-t-i
Londen, Mareb SO. Mr. Davis, Mm -.
prleter of Tk Bat, Bewpfwj, aaa aaag
aantenced te three aaeatae' Ha4WMhsrMn
aad te pay a ftae of W0 far
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Feck, the well aaewa tarata.
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