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VOLUME XXffl- NO.
DEBATING HIGH LICENSE.
rata bill mmara roaeiao armamtLt
Amman tewabdb pauaum.
ease AmtadMSasa Thai Were MM la II en
Wedaeeday uia Nat Hand Hash Whew
Ik Tim Gam ler Vettag I'pea
Thsra-Mr. Nell Did Net Vete.
The high license hill wu taken up lath
Beese en Wednesday nd Motion 10, te drat
te be acted en pawed quickly without oppo eppo oppe
Itlon. Mr. Capp (Lebanon) than moved te reeoe
elder the vote by which Motion 8, oenUlnlnn
the eUum giving the oeurU power te revoke
licensee, wm passed. He aipUlnad that ha
desired le offer an amandmant merely giving
the oeurU tba pewar te impend lloeeae
during tha trial of dwler (or violation of
law, and If tha dealer abeuld be proven In In In
aoeaot than bla llcenu abeuld ba reaterad te
him.
Mr. Faunce moved te lay Oapp'a
notion en tba Uble. Agreed te yeas, 97
nay, 72.
An eioltieg aptaeda oeourred before the
vote wm announced. Mr. Breeke Mid that
tba name or Mr. Nell (Lebanon) wm re
corded m voting " no," whan Nell wm net la
the Heum.
Mr. Capp auggMted that Nell had voted
and gene out. but a member from Allegheny
Mid Nell bad net been present during the
day, and that eomebedy bad voted en hie
name.
Mr. Fannca then moved that Nell'a veta be
atrlcken from the roll call, wbleb Mr. Capp
loudly preleatad agalnat
Finally Mr. Dearden atated that Nell want
home yMterday te remain two day, and the
apeaker put Faunea'a motion te atrlke Nell'a
name etT, which wm carried almeat unani
mously. Hectfen 11 et the bill wm than pawed. It
ErevldM that bend for 12,000 rauat be filed
fore a lieenM aball Issue.
Section 12, providing for an examiner te
whom petition, for license .hall be referred,
wm adopted, m wm alae aectlen 13, provid
ing that constable, .hall make return of all
pl.eea where liquor la aeld.
Hectlen It, requiring oenatablM te vlalt
every liquor Mlenn once a month, led te die die die
cumIoe, during wblcb Mr. Mackln declared
that "In Mayer Fex', time tha policeman
who entered a aaloen after nlgbt waa Instant
ly discharged."
Mr. Souder wm en hia feet In an Instant,
and aaked : ' Hew about polleemen in
Mayer Fex's term being In banks after
nlgbt r
The Heuse shouted ever this reference te
tha KensloKten bank affair and pueed the
aectlen.
Section IS, requiring licenses te be framed
and placed in a oenaplcuous place In Ibe
room where the liquor Is aeld, came up,
when Mr. Hickman offered a proviso that
an applicant aball publish the applications,
with the names of signera and bondsmen,
at leMt twice before tbe license shall be acted
en, aayleg that he wanted the bill te be pro
tective. fir. Fauece Mid that this wm net meant
In be a local option bill, and Mr. Koblnaen,
(Delaware) Mked Mr. Ulckman why the
temperance people of Cheater county didn't
attend te the work of printing the algneraand
bondsmen.
"Because tbe oeurts have decided that wa
have no light te copy them from tbe records"
Mid Mr. Hickman.
"These papers are matteraef public record,
and no court in the aute can debar a citizen
from seeing them," aald Mr. Koblnaen.
Tba Heum than proceeded te the considera
tion of tha special order, and passed finally
tha bill le pay the expen.ee of the Inaugura
tion of tha governor, and passed en second
reading bill making an appropriation te re re
atere and confine the Delaware river te tbe
original channel in Wayne county. Alae,
with amendment, tba bill te enable boroughs
te adept and eoaatruet Mwage systems, etc.
Consideration of tha liquor license bill wm
resumed at 3 o'clock, and there wm a long
struggle en the parts of lta opponents te
amend the fllteenih aectlen, m proposed by
Mr. H lek man.
Mr. Hwarti aald that this amendment, If
adopted, would WPtgb down tbe bill and
probably kill It. It wm In tbe Interest of
prohibition, and he wm opposed te prohibi
tion. Mr. Hickman aald that he wm sincere In
offering the amendment, and If the bill wm
se weak that It could net stand tbta amend
ment it abeuld falL
Mr. Cbadwlek Mid that this wm a scheme
te defeat tba bill, and would be austatned by
tha friends of the liquor interest, net because
they favored the proposed amendment, but
In nepM of dividing tbe frlenda of tbe bill
and thus leading te lta detest.
The amendment wm rejected Yea, 40 ;
nays, 110 and tha aectlen wm agreed te.
Tba etxteentb section, fixing tbe punish
ment for the aala or offering for sale of
Tlneaa, aplritena malt or brewed liquors, wm
agreed te without amendment.
On motion of Mr. Burns the folio wing wm
eabatltuted for tba MventMnth aectlen te the
word " provided," In the twelfth Una :
That druggists and apethacarlM aball Mil
ae latoxieeata exeepl upon tba written pre pre
scrlpUen of regular registered physician.
Any en violating any of the previsions of
this eeotlen aball ba liable te tbe same penal
Uta M are provided fog In tha alxteanth aec aec
teon. Pr. Walk moved te atrlka out tba eeoend
proviso In tbe seventeenth aectlen. He Mid
that this section, with the second proviso In,
would Invade the eeareey wbieh abeuld sur
round the relations of physicians and patient
and would open te public Inspection three
fourth of tha prMorlptleni filled In the drug
stores.
Tba motion te strike out wm agreed te and
tha aectlen adopted.
Mr. Bmltb, of Lancaster, offered an amend
ment te tba eighteenth aectlen forbidding tbe
playing of cards or any game of cbauee In
any place licensed te soil liquor. Tela
amendment wm opposed by tba frlenda of
tha bill and supported by lta opponents ler tha
amine reeeene m these presented for and
agalnat Mr. Hlekman'a amendment te tha
fifteenth aectlen.
Tha amendment wm voted down and the
Mt Ien agreed te.
Tba part of the proviso in tbe nineteenth
aeotten reading "That In prosecutions under
this aectlen tba common wealth need net
prove a aala or delivery el any of Mid liquors
where the room, bar or plane appears te ba
open or lighted" wm atrlekan out
Mr. King offered an amandmant te the first
paragraph Inurtlng tbe word "Saturday" for
tha word "each," ae aa te make it read:
'Every bar, place or room where spirituous,
vlaeua, malt or brewed llquera are aeld,
offered for sale or given away aball ba entire
ly closed or ahut up at or before the hour of
13 Saturday night," eta
Fending consideration of tbe amendment
the Beem postponed further action en tbe
bill until Thursday meratng at 10 o'clock.
ObargM having been nude tbat there wu
bribery practised In tbe defeat of tbe bank
azaalnar bill, a resolution or investigation
area unanimously ordered by tbe Heuaa.
Ziffle, of tbla oily, wm among theee demand
'lay ft
avivivm or mew, r. v. mat held.
The Bs-Uaatsaaat (Jeveraer el Mlasearl
Throws HhaMll Dewa aa Elevator Shaft.
Bea. Thee. U. Rejnelda committed suicide
at tbe custom.beuM at Bu Leuis, en Thurs
day afternoon, by plunging down tba eleva
ter ebatt from the
i tnira noei
I fleer. He fall a dls-
taaea of eighty feet and crushed hie skull.
The ebum
ei me nan aet wm mental da-
raagemeat auperiadueed by baliaoleatlooe
tbalbawaa about te become Insane, In bis
Jpeltetwaa found a latter te hia wife elating
(hat be intended te end but life.
TheDsasO. Rejnelda wm born In Charlee-
ally of Virginia aadoencluded hia education
iBOermany, greseetug at HaWeiburg in
W "- " , WHIHWi H 1
te the bar la
Virginia in itt. aa was aaeretarr of the
I failed BtaiM tegauea te Hpala ta 188 and
Ma. In 18W be ljud aTStSl In
MUhe wm elaetad Ueuteaaai governor of
Mtsaearl en tbe mm ticket wits DnmJ
OUfcfe Jeekaea aad la tha civil war aided with
tkJm MM hateagw a dael wMh & Otais
raWBnWlaa IWW a aw aaaai
179.
BBAtm or vokbade Aaam.
la OeealM Oaaaed ay HsasrihBg-A Well
ttaewa Baslaaes Maa of This City.
Oearad Gaaeer, a well-known resident of
Laaeaater, died at bis home, Na S3 Beet
Orange street, thla morning at 6 o'eloekla
the 52d year el bis age. Ba bad been Buffer
ing from dyspepsia aad a pulmonary affsotlea
for two years or mere, aad thla morning had
a Mvere hemorrhage which terminated fatally
at tha hour named.
Mr. (lesser wm born In HebafTnauaen,
Swltterland, In July, 1835, and eama te
Amerlea la 1862. Ha iMrnad abeemaklng
with Mr. Krelter, of Lltlta, and afUr finish
Ing bis apprenticeship, came te Lancaster,
and worked at bla trade for Allen Hick. In
1800 be married Phoebe Heuser, a Bavarian
girl. Their children are alx daughters and
four sons, of whom only one, LUrle, the
eldMt, ta married; abe is the wife of Leuis
Belbert
On the 9th of March, 1801, Mr. OasMr en
listed mb private soldier In Oapt Hbm' Ce.
K. 77tb regiment Pa. Vet Vels. He Joined tbe
regiment In Tennessee, and aoen alterwards
went with It le tbe BeuthwMt te leek alter
tbe rebels who were even at that late day
belligerent wMt of the MMeslppl. Arriving
at New Orleana tbe regiment camped en tbe
ground made memorable by Jaokaen's vie.
lery. Tbenee by steamer tlTe 77 ih went le
Indlanole, Texa, arriving July 27, 1800,
and moved tbenee le Camp Nlantey
en the Uuadalcupe river, where tbey
remained until December 8, 1805, when,
having received erdete te return home, they
embarked and arrived at Philadelphia, Jan.
10, 1800, and ware mustered out or Mtvlee
being tbe very last Pennsylvania regiment
te reeslve their discharge.
On returning te LancMter Mr. (leaser en
gaged for a abort time In the restaurant busi
ness, and In 1870 opened a ahee findings snd
leather store Na 0 East Orange street,
and did a auecessful business until
about two years age when be wm
compelled te retire by reason of 111 health.
He wm a geed business man, and acquired
an euy competence by hie Industrious habits.
He wm a member of BU Jehn'e German Re
formed church, of Teutenla Ledge, Ne. 105,
Knlghta of Pythias, and et the LaneMter
Llederkrans.
Mr. Oasser's funeral will take place Bun
day afternoon at 2f o'clock. Interment In
LancMter eemetery.
A Preailaaat OIUim of White Oafe.
Emaauel Keener, of White Oak, Penn
township, died Ibis morning, aged about 09
yeara. Hia death resulted from a growth
under one of ble eyea, which eventually re
sulted In cancer. Mr. Keener wm a farmer
by occupation and wm one of Ibe meat use
ful citizens In a general way In bis neighbor
hood. He wm known te all, and being
intelligent and of geed Judgment he
wm appealed te by alt claases who
had dlsputea or troubles about money or
ether matters, and be never failed te give
geed advlee, which generally resulted In
avoiding expensive law suits. He wm a
lifelong Democrat, and almost always a
delegate te Democratic county conventions.
He sought no etUce, but wm for manyreara
elected supervisor et tbe township in which
he lived ter tbe PMt thirty-five yeara. He
leaves a wife, three eons and a daughter, all
of whom are married. One of hia eenr,
Jacob H. Keener, la United States store
keeper nnder Collector MacQentgle, of thla
Internal revenue dlsiilcL Mr. Keener'a
funeral will take place Hunday morning.
a aeauan ram $17,000.
J. Edgar Hell BarprlsM Pbllait.lphia bj Play,
lag the Part el a Salndlar. ,
A warrant has been issued for the arreet of
J. Edgar Hell, a member or the firm or It. F.
Hell A Ben.agenta of the Riverside distillery,
Philadelphia, and manufacturers of Bitter
Mall Tonic and ether preparations for drug
gists, at Na 82t Walnut street, charging him
with passing forged paper en tbe Independ
ence National bank. On Tuesday, March 21,
Mr. Hell deposited a draft fort 145 against
Leenard O. Neyea. a druggist or Warren,
Pa, In the Independence National
bank, Chestnut below Filth street. The draft
bore tbe supposed signature of Mr. Neyea M
aoeeptor, and Hell get tbe money. He and
tbe firm of B. F. Hell A Hen bad been doing
business wltb tbla bank ever alnee it opened,
three years age, and m all piper bltberte pre
sented bad been properly eared for there wm
no suspicion of fraud. On Monday last tbe
draft, wbieh bad been sent te warren for
collection, wm returned wltb tbe Informa
tion tbat Mr. NeyeV elgneture wsa a forgery.
On Tuesday a warrant for Mr Uell en tbe
charge or forgery wm issued by Magistrate
Durham en oemplalnt or Klchard L. Austin,
eMbler of the Independence ban k. The war
rant wm placed In the bands or the Pinker Pinker
Ien detectives, but Mr. Hell bad left tbe e.ty
and hM net yet bean found. Tbe sheriff bu
taken poaaeaaien et the premises at 824 Wal
nut street.
Counting the notes already specified tbe
bank belda about 117,000 worth of paper en
wbieh money bu been advanced te Helt,
Thla paper ta signed by different persons
(druggists) In at least hair a desen state,
and until it fall due tbe bank will be unable
te determine bow much bu been forged. In
an event. Cashier Austin says, tba bank Is
Mfe, for It holds from 836,000 te 840,000 el
collateral, the nature of wblcb Is net ststcd,
but be aaya It la known te be geed.
Be far u la known B. F. Bell la net affected
by the forgeries, u the psper ta all algued 'J.
Edgar Hell, agent." Tbe elder Hell who
hM been mentioned u a candidate for tbe
United BUtM marahalahlp, II vea en tbe south
east oerner el Thirty-fourth and Uaverferd
etreete, and J. Edgar Hell and family lived
with htm. Tbe father wm announeed M "net
at home" but evening, and et the eon It wm
reported "he hM gene away, and we don't
knew when he'll return."
B. F. Bell wm formerly a resident of Lan
outer oeunty. He lived at Meohanleaburg
and Intercourse, but moved te Pulledelphla
many years sge.
wirm man killbe,
A aeries of ratal AecMenia lUperled Prem
Altoenaand That Viclulij,
Wednesday hM been a day of fatalltlM In
Alteena and vicinity. Albert Emlgb, a
miner, raiding at Portage, rode te Ben'a
creak en a caboose. In attempting te alight
while tbe train wm running twelve mile an
heurhewMBtruck inthebeed by tbe run
nlng bar of the pushing engine and burled
under tbe wheels, Be wm very much muti
lated. HsImvms wife and tour ehlldren.
Three hours later a deaf tramp, named
David Rlee, wm atraek by the limited as.
prMS wMt near Creeson, and ground te
Albert Rutledge, aged 17, mine driver, wm
ernshed te duth beneath tbe ears In a mine
at QalUuln. .
A young Hungarian, name unknown, wm
caught underafall el coal In tbe mine or Helt
A Chlpman at Oeoeela and wm killed In
stantly. JeMpbOrlner, an Italian, Is lying in Alteena
hospital, bis brains oexlng through his frac
tured skull. The unfortunate man wm caught
under a fall of atone in a quarry at Putney
villa, Armstrong county. He will probably
die.
Natl Surrendered.
Lewis Ibsrt, a boy, wu arrested some time
age en tbe charge of stealing f!0 belonging te
his grandfather. Be then gave ball before
Aldsrmaa MeOIInn ter trial at court. Yes
terday ble ball surrendered blm and ba wm
arrested and committed ler trial
Me ObMrvsoee Here.
Wednesday wm the Mveeteenth annlver
aary of the adoptlea et tbe fifteenth amend
ment te tbe constitution el tbe United
Btatee emaneipatlng tha colored race. There
waa be apceUl ebae rvaaee of It In this city.
100L
The aaacsarlaUen eemml
Waa of the Heuse
haa agaju te ifiwrtfcTOfably a bill glvleg
LANCASTER, PA
BRITISH POWER RECEDING.
mxnemmm ardmtmt wtama tmm maa-
mama abb rmmavm zva ter.
s la Aaiaasd That agllsh Statesman Allew
These Matleaa aMeaeaelyef Trade.-ats.
peatlag ta ataaah Ksala Bey, te Whom
BeMsf IiWm DIajtehMI.
JtoNDeir, March 81. A letter from U. M.
Stanley, under date March tb, bu Just
reached Londen. Among ether things Mr.
Stanley mys that he Is completely bewildered
at tba cenetant yielding and abrlnklng of
British power and Influence In Africa. In
the wmt and north France and Portugal
bava made audeeleua inate te exclude
British trade. At Zant ibar tbe British float
bM given wsy te the Oermsn wbeM traders
there already largely outnumber tbe Eng
lish. Tbe Oermsns are ominously sggrM
slvs m well m haughty and overbearing.
Tbe natlvMtoek en and wonder at this
changed state of affaire and tbe British are
superbly Indifferent. Zanstbar wm all ready
te drop Inte the pale of British belongings,
but at tbe first sign of the approach or a Oer
man gunboat tbe Idea wm abandoned. Mr.
Stanley deeply regrets tbat English states
men are ae easily vanquished.
Referring mere Immediately te the object
of bis preeert expedition, Mr. Stanley says
that be found Tlppoe Tib with tbeusanda of
Arabs under bis command ready either te
fight or work. Be oheae that Tlppoe abeuld
de the latter, net ae much for the purpose el
helping blm te reach Emln Bey, but chiefly
te enable him te bring away 00.000 worth of
Ivery. Tlppoe hM been appointed governor
or Stanley Falls at a regular Mlary. His
duties will ba te repulse hostile Araba, de
feat alt raldere for slaves and abstain from
tbe alave trade blmseir below Btaeley Falls.
If Tlppoe commits a breach of contract bla
aalary will at once eeaaa. Tbua far there hM
beeu no hitch In tbe pregrete el tbe expedi
tion; everybody expressing tbe utmeat sym
pathy and rendering assistance. Mr. Stan
ley further Mya that he bM succeeded In no
tifying Emln Bey of tbe probable date en
which he will reach blm. Tlppoe Tib hM
ordered all his people te concentrate at Stan
ley Falls.
IXPaOTM VO tCVVBBD.
The
Oommusleaer et Agrtenltere te T.st a
New Precess ler Seger Making.
Waiuikotem, March 3L Commissioner
of Agriculture Celman, who bM returned
from his Southern trlp,wu at hia desk In tbe
department te-day. Tbe object of bla visit
wu te select a plantation upon which te
make experlmenta In the. extraction el
sugar from cane by tbe newdlffuslen process
He hsd a conference In New Orleana with the
Sugar Qrewera' association, and, at hia re
quest, that association appointed a committee
of eight te Mlect tbe plantation. Tbat com
mlttee, with the commissioner, traveled all
ever Louisiana and unanimously concluded
that tbe plantation el ex-(Joverner Warmouth
wm the beat adapted and that selection wu
made.
"My reception there," Mid tbe commis
sioner this morning, " wm most gratifying,
and I never knew exactly what Southern
hospitality was, until I made this trip 1 wm
banquetted frequently and bad a meat enjoy
able time. In regard te this experiment, I
anticipate a aucceuful outcome, and If I am
m successful m I expect, tbe sugar trade el
tbe country will be revolutionized. The sugar
mill of te-day will be a tblng of tbe put, and
about 40 per cent, of the preaent leas will be
Mved by tbe new process.".
Bharldaa and KodleettOood Friends.
Washinutex, March 31. Lieut General
Sheridan and SUIT have returned from tbe
West, and were at the war department to
day. Tbe general selected a site seven miles
from Denver for a military pest, and the
paper relating te tbe transfer et title will be
submitted te tbe attorney general. General
Sheridan Mya there la net tbe slightest
foundation for reports or friction between
Secretary Eodlcettand himself en any cause
for disagreement.
The Lest siMm.r exploded.
St. Jeiikh, N. F., March 31. Tbe latest
reperta tbat have reached here wltb regard te
tbeleM of the ateamer Esgle are that tbe
veaael wltb her crew of two hundred and
fifty men ran en the shoals near Funk
Island off Benavlsta bay, and tbat her
boiler exploded completely wrecking her.
Seme of tbe debris, such m deck ladders, tbe
lerecMtle deck and cooking gear with tbe
steamer's name en, bu been picked up en
the lee. Partleulara of tbe dlsuter are lack
ng. leUrnal lUv.nae Bfgalatlea.
Washington, March 31. Commissioner
el Internsl Revenue Miller baa
tasued directions te collectors te
the effect that net mere than two
members of the ume family, ( each
family te be regarded u Including all lta
relatives by bleed or marriage), aball be ap
pointed or retained In the Internal revenue
Mrvlee In any collection district
Charles Uamble. Dead.
I'im.ADKLiilUA, March 81. Mr. Charles
Camblea, tbe yeuug banker of thla city wbe
married Lillian Conway, or Brooklyn, tbe
well-known opera slnger.dled at St Jeseph's
hospital thla morning. Mr. Camblea hM
been In 111 health for some dsys.
Ooee West.
Christian Kehrer, of Struburg, a well
known farmer, lift Lancaster at 2 o'clock thla
morning ler Charlton oeunty, Me., where be
bu large land Interest, and where one of
bla married daughters retldee. Farmer
Rohrer wu accompanied by another daugh
ter, Mary, wbe will remain in the weat a
year. Mr. Rebrereaya tbe section of country
he la about te visit Is well weeded, well
watered, bu a rich deep soil, excellent rail
road accommodations, and the land tellaat
from 85 te 840 per acre.
Charged With Laresny,
Ann Reeh bM been arrested and committed
te answer the charge of lareeny before Alder
man MeQllnn. It appMra tbat en last Satur
day a little daughter of Mary Chambers,
welding in tbe Seventh ward, wm en her
way borne from down town, wltb a buket or
previsions wbieh some kind person bad
given bar. She wm met In the street by tbe
Reeh woman who took held et tha buket
and emptied the oententa alter wbleb she
carried off tbe buket.
Blectlea el Officers.
Metamora tribe Na 2. of Red Men. or thla
city 1 eleeted the following officers last nlgbt ;
Prophet, Geerge Kauffmsn ; aachem, Jehn
W. Wslsgsrvsr j unler aagamere, Charlee L,
Ebler ; Junier asgamere, Lereax Qulgley j
chief et records, Jehn H. Brown t kMper of
wampum, Jebn Craabaugh 1 trustee, Jehn L.
Ceyle; representative te QrMt Council or
Pennsylvania, Jebn M, MeCulley.
BU-lck.D by CoBsdeae.
In the president's mall, Wedneeday, wm a
letter postmarked Brooklyn, N,Y.,addreaaed
te Hen. Grever Cleveland, etc., and contain.
Ing a 8100 geld certificate and a aeteMylna
tbat " tbe money la ter custom beuse duty."
It wm sent te the treasury department and
placed te the credit of " Conscience,"
m
Death el a Tretter.
Oummlnga Brethers, of Harrlsberg, lest
their great mare, Bessie M, ea Wednesday
artaraoea. Bhahedartoerdot 2:20 and wm
.ThlttrttffMM.
THURSDAY, MARCH
At mumm auaim.
The Walla at the Mew Ooeaty Prison at etaiet-
harg sMgtaalag te Oiew.
from the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Contractors R. A. Malene A Ben have re
sumed work en the walls of the proposed
new oeunty prison, at Helmubarg, opposite
te the beuM of correction, and expect te bava
their portion of tbe work done before Sep.
Umber.
The great circular prison wilt surround
twelve acTM of ground. There will be four
walls, each ever nine hundred feet long. The
foundation bM an average depth of 8 feet
and la ten feet wide. The walls will rise te a
height of thirty-five feet above the foundation
line. They are ten feet thick at the bue and
will gradually taper until they will be but
Z rest wide at tbe top. There will be 32,000
yarda of maaenry In Ibe walla and It will re
quire about 74,000 tens or atone te de tbe
work, an average of two tens te every yard.
Stockton brownstone li being used, and
many of the blocks wslgb ever three tens
each.
Tbe contract of It. A. Malene A Hen Is for
tbe building of 23,090 yarda of tbe muenry,
requiring about 60,000 tens et atone. Ma Ma
tene'a men build about 180 yarda of maaenry
a day, and about two thlrda of the founda
tion and a small portion or the walla have
been finished. During the winter they were
unable te de any work en tbe great walL
The een tract for tbe remaining portion of the
wall bM net yet been given out by tbe prison
Inspector, but tbey will probably seen mske
a contract for the completion of the entire
wait
The plana and specifications for the tall
have net yet been .approved, and It la net
known when the ground for tbe building
win ue oreicen. ler this year 8200,000 hu
been appropriated te continue the work.
lbibmlbw Baremm thbjvdqb.
the Court rises the Ballet av.000 for Bla Ap.
pcaranca at A prtl Court.
Alexander Lelbsler, In Jail for stabblne
Qeerge W. Pentz, was taken before Judge
Livingston in the orphans' court room tbla
morning, wltb a view of admitting blm te
ball. Dr. H. B. Foreman was called u a wit-
neu te prove Pentx'a condition and he test).
neu that I'entz wu new out et danger. The
court fixed 82,000 m tbe amount of tbe ball.
that being tbe fame amount demanded by
Alderman Barr. In order te admit him te
ball, Lslbsley having been committed for a
hearing, It wm necessary for a hearing te be
waived. The alderman wm aent for and
Lelbaley formally waived a hearing and wm
committed for trlat There wu a dllllculty
In securing ball after Ibe amount wm fixed
at 82,000. T. Park Uutbrle, of thla city, and
Owen McManua, of Columbia, agreed loge
one-half or it and after they were Justified u
te their property and their recognizance wu
taken for 81,000, Lelbaley wu then Uken te
tbe atatien house and locked up while hia
friends were endeavoring te find a bonds bends
man for the additional 81,000. He had net
secured ball up te neon and wai still in cus
tody. Lelbaley'. frlendn were unabl te get the
addlUenal 81,000 ball and tbe prisoner waa
taken back te tbe county Jail.
Base Ball Mews.
The Athletics open te-dsy with the Penn
sylvania University team.
Tbe Wllkesbarreclub baa thirteen players
algned. Ktldle Sales and Pat Wetzil will
attetiit te de the pitching.
The Baltimore club opened their aeavm
yMterday by defeating tbe Pennsylvania
University team. The score wu 7 te 3.
Tbe Detroit club split up in Savannah yM
terday. One nine went te Charleston and
defeated the club or that town by 7 te 1. The
ether .remained in Savannah and did tbe
local team up by 21 te 1. The Wolverieea
have made a great showing In the Seutb, and
much la expected et them.
We have received from A. G. Spalding an
advance copy of the Official IUw Bill Guide
for 1887. It is tilled wltb the most interest
ing kind or matter for ball players, mana
gers and levers or tbe great gamn. Ithu
correct plcturea or Kelly, Cenner, O'Reurke,
Breutbers and Ansen, the great battels or tbe
League, wltb sketches of tbelr lives sod rec
ords. The new rules are fully explained,
and the averages or the players In all tbe
leagues and associations are given for last sea
son. MOBBBBIBH AT MAMBTTJ.
Tha 8(ero et Jehn Ceble Kntered Abratn
Heminy Ylatted The Cfdone Victim Harlad.
Marietta, March 3L Sometime en Tues
day night burglars entered tbe store or Jebn
Ceble and atele goods, consisting otaheea,
oletb, silk, soap, Ac, te the smeunt et 300.
Tbey effected sn entrance by unlocking tbe
deer and forcing tbe deadlatch with a jimmy.
Tbe goods were Insure J in the Thett Insur
ance company. Tbe thievea also entered
Abram Summy'aceal office by unlocking the
deer. They opened the Mfe, but found noth
ing worth taking except aeme rare medala or
tbe campaigns el Van Buren and Harrison.
The remalna or Geerge Musaelman, the
young man who wu killed by a cyclone In
Colerado a few weeks age, were brought here
lut evening. The body wu found eighteen
miles from bis house with his skull crushed.
The horses of a farmer while plowing fright
ened at aeme object and upon examination
the corpse of Musaelman wu found partly
covered with Band. The funeral took place
from hia metber'a house at 11 o'clock te-day.
Id Jail ler Breach of Premise.
Seme months age Judgment wm obtained
in the court of common pleas against Lyman
Bltzerfer damages In a breach or premise
suit He paid part el the Judgment but left
unpaid a small portion of the claim. On
Wednesday, Martin Sblrk, father or the girl
who bad brought theaul', Issued a1, fa. and
ca. aa., Bltzer wm arrested and ledged in tbe
oeunty Jail by the sheriff. Tbla morning hta
counsel made application te Judge Living
aten for bla discbarge as an insolvent debtor,
by being unable te satisfy tbe Judgment
Biizer filed a bend, wltb security for bis ap
pearance for examination en a day tebe fixed
aa te hia property and wm released from
prison.
m
Barney Kryoeldk' Company,
At the King street theatre there was a large
audience lut evening, when the pregramme
wm the same m given before. Tbe attend
ance at tbe matinee yesterday wm net large.
Te-morrow afternoon another matinee will
he given, and aa there will be a great many
country people in te-n they will have an
opportunity of aeelng a geed show at low
prices.
Helera Ih. Majer.
Ames Albright wu drunk yesterday for
the flrat time In a year. He wm arrested by
Chief Smith, and spent tbe nlgbt In tbe ata ata
teon house. Tbe mayor discharged him with
a reprimands A young man of geed appear
anee, en hlaTead home, wbe wu aoeninmo
dated with lodging, wu discharged.
Commuted Pera Hearing.
Benjamin Sbee, of Mount Jey, arrMted en
oath of Jehn B. Martin, of the same place,
for drunken and disorderly oenduot and
surety of the peace, wu taken before Alder,
man Spurrier, and In default of ball wu com
milted for a bearing en Monday next at 12
o'clock.
Changed Their Uasrtera.
Camp 27, P, O. & el A., bava changed their
Iqeartera from Keplere building te tba room
of tba Junier Meehanlea, la tha laqelrar
bttlldUf,
31, 1887.
CARDINAL MANNING AGREES
WITH OABntHAL VIBBOMB OB TBB
BBBAT QOBtTlOM Of LAHUB.
Hearty ApprSval or the Assatleaa PretaU'e
D.I.OM of lha Kalghta-TraelBg the
Origin of Oetids Bach te AaUqally-A
Notable clerical Ueliveraace.
Baltimore, March 31. A special dispatch
from Reme gtvM the following m the text of
the letter of Cardinal Manning, archbishop
of Westminister, regarding tba Knlghta of
Laber, te a prominent divine of that city i
"Archblthep't I touts. n-Mtmiruler, Jionden,
March 21, 187. My diar lord t 1 have read
wltb great assent Cardinal Gibbens' docu decu
rant..,n relation te tbe Knlghta of Laber.
The Hely See will, I am aure, be convinced
by hie exposition of tbe atate of the new
world. 1 hope It will open a new field of
thought and action. It paasea tbe under
standing that officious persons should be
listened te rather than church efflclala.
Surely the episcopate et the whole world
la the meat powerful and direct Instrument
In tbehendaerthe Hely See for gathering
correct local knowledge and enforcing its
decisions. Wbe can knew the temper or
Amerlea, England and Ireland m they who
have a finger upon the pulse of the people T
Hitherto the world bM been governed by
dynasties ; henceforth the Hely See will have te
dMl with tbe people, and It bM blaheps In deee
dally and personal contact with the people,
The mere clurly and fully thla is perceived,
tbe stronger Reme will be. Never at any
ume dm me episcopate Deen se aetacnea
from clvle powers snd Uiilted In Itself,
and se well able .te see, te realize
and te nse Its powers. Failure te see
snd tiM these powers will breed much
trouble snd mischief. My tbsnks are due
the cardinal for letting me abare in the argu
ment. If I can find a copy et my lecture ea
Tbe Dignity and Rlgbu of Laber,' I will
Med It te blm. It will, 1 think, qualify me
for knighthood In the order. Brentano some
years age published books en the guilds, In
which be proves tbat tbe association or labor
and crafts geea back te antiquity, but there
Is tbla notable fact : In tbe English and Teu
tonic lawa tbey were recognized, favored and
chartered ; In tbe imperial and Latin laws
they were rigorously prohibited. We are
at thla day u a church, the mother, friend
and protector or the people. Aa the Lord
walked among tbem, ae Hia church Uvm
among them. Tbe cardinal's argument is
Uresis table.
DaturHr-srjiicKsj tbxab.
Caltl. Dleg aad tha People ea tha Brink of
Starvation Pallers el Creps.
Sa. AifTO.ftA, Texas, March 3L In many
portions et tbe territory tributary te this city
the suffering from drought Is severe. In
Ataaca oeunty the people bave been robbed
of bare necceesarlea. All crops are a
failure. Milk and butter are scares. Lean
klne are u common u fat ones once were,
snd unleu It rains aoen tbe people will
be brought te starvation. North and weat, in
Medina county, the cattle are dying ae fut
their ewnera cannot akin tbem, and though
in aectlns larther west the mortality la net ae
great it la very large. Tbe number of dead
and dying cattle can be beat appreciated by
comparison of the hide market here. It Is
always a large one and active, but new It la
overstocked and prleea are dropping hourly.
There la In many portions of the country ab
solutely no range, and would net be for some
weeks though It should rain te-night Texu
grass is bard te devitalise but the months of
drought bave proved tee mucb for it There
la consequent uneulnesa in stock circles.
waah ma run aura.
Dlabarrsd Prem Practice A rfember el Naw
Presidential Postmasters.
Washinotev, March 31. James E. Rob
inson, of Farge, Dakota, wu tc-day dia
barred from practice before the Interior de
partment Tbe president te-day appointed the follow
ing named pestmuters: Frederick Hever,
at Uelten, Kan.; A.M. R. Fitzslmmena, at
Reading, Mich.; Jas. A. Canavan, at St
Josephs, Mich.; Otte Kaupp, at Blue Earth
City, Minn.; Oliver H. Soett, at Hebren,
Neb.; Lafayette My era, at Grand Island, D.
T., and T. M. Davie, at Alfred Centre, N, Y.
Tbe newly appointed third assistant post pest
muter general, Henry R. Harris, of Georgia,
te-day took tbe oath el office and will usume
active charge of tbe office te-morrow
Tbere are new 2,340 presidential postefilces
in the United Stales. Since March 4, 1SS5,
changes from old te new pestmuters bave
been made in 2,140 of these efUcea, leaving
200 of tbe pesimutera wbu were In office
March 4, 1SS5, still In olfiee.
The president today appointed CbarlM
Hubbard te be collector or customs at Hart Hart
eord, Ceuuectlcut
atill A mtarmHt.
The Mard.red O Irl at Kahwah Thought te Have
Been IdanuOad.
The body of tbe young woman murdered
at Rahway, N. J., en Friday night hu at lut
been Identified. Superintendent Harrison,
of tbe Newark City Heme, who visited the
morgue, has recognized the body u tbat et
Mary Mallbri, an orphan, who bad been an
Inmate of that Institution. Sbewu given
leave of absence recently and went te Eliza
beth te enter tbe aervlee of a lady named
Winana. Tbla lady wu brought te Rabway
rind alae Identified tbe body. At one time
she went by the name of Kennedy and kept
company with a man named Byrne,
Rauwat, N. J., March 31. The solution
of tbe murder mystery of this plaee la u far
away u ever. Mary Mai by, whom tbe su
perintendent of the Harrison City home, of
Newark, wm ae positive wm none
ether than tbe dead girl, la alive and well,
living tn Newark. She presented herself at
tbe Newark police beadqurters this morning
m proof el the fact Antelne Knell, tbe
tramp arrested In Jersey City with the bloody
knife In bis possession and bleed atalna en
hia clothe, wm discharged this morning,
the pollee having become convinced tbat be
ta in no way connected with the crime.
nis Pelar Eipsdltlen Abandoned.
Winnipeg, Man., Mareh 3L Alex Mo Me
Arthur, wbe left here about a month age te
find tbe North Pele, hM returned. The newe
oftbemevementaoftbe Eskimos whom b
expected te meet wu diioeuragtng. They
will net be en Hudsen bay till the fall, and
m the only ether route wm tbat which Cot
Glider found impracticable, he decided te
abandon tbe trip ter the present He aaya he
will make another attempt next fait Col Cel
Gilder, Ihe ether Arclle explorer, Is still here
19,000 rer Killing liar Hnshend.
Da.nekiu'ikld, Texas, March 8L In the
diatrlet court yMterday tbe jury In the case
of Mrs. Cellem against tba East Line railway,
a branch et the Missouri Pacific, for damsgM
for tbe killing of her husband, a conductor
en tbat read, brought in a verdict assessing
tbe damagM at 112,000, f 0,000 for the auppert
of henell and 3,000 each for the support of
her two children. The evidence adduced
ebewed tbat the accident wm caused by a
defective engine used by the oempany.
m
Paying Their Baspeeta.
WABniNaTe:, March 31, Interstate Cem
meree Commissioners Ceeley, Morrison,
Bragg, Walker aud Bhoenmaker called at tha
White Heum te-day, and were shown into ue
prMldent'e library where they were received
by blm. Salutations were exchanged, and a
little informal ebst Indulged In . At neon the
commissioners left the executive mansion.
Their visit, tbey say, wm simply te pay thelr
nepeekv
A J.I
from the auaaalaer. Ai
MTiaaliliajBgiWlwaamTtsawNetas.''
auvaaa cmAttmiaw wmBaata.
OaasMerabla steviag Hetag Deae-HlscMsa et
Ledge aad Church OMeers-A aXMlay
lave Werka Capiat Isjated.
egnlar Correspondence of Iarrauiasscaa.
Columbia, March 3LFer tbe past Mverai
dsys moving hM been very brisk la town,
aad will oentlnue until after.the let of AprlL
The first day of next month la the annuel
moving day here, and ever year a great
many families change residence, Tha row of
crick houses erected by Msssra. Beehmaa t
Ferry, at Third and Market streets, have
ban rented and famlllM are already taking
possession. In every street teams can ba
seen heavily ladened wltb household furni
ture, etc, The large number of new heusea
lately erected, bave found tenants, and every
desirable dwelling house In Columbia will
be occupied within the next lew days.
K tactien el encers.
At the regular meeting of Orien Ledge,
Ne. 876, of Odd Fellows hsld Ust evenlng.the
following officers were elected te urve for
tbe ensuing term t Neble grand, JamM A.
Allisen ; vice grand, S. W. GullM ; eeretsry,
Jehn L. Purple ; assistant secretary, Martin
IL Smith ; treasurer, Geerge W. Sohreeder;
trustee for eighteen months, A. O. Brunsr.
At a congregational meeting of the mem
bers of tbe Church et Ged, held last night,
the following officers were eleeted : Elders.
Jeseph Strawbridge, Wm. ,L. Beltlet, Gee.
k. mi pie; deaaene, G. F. Htelnhelser. Jehn
J. Temple, Sampson Snyder, Blmen Brown.
Simen Null.
A Narrow Kaeap.
Albert Ltllte, employed In the cleaning
room of the Keeley Steve oempany, while
at work yMterday afternoon, bed pieced a
wheel barrow et outings en tbe elevator,
which be started tn motion. After closing a
deer he made an an attempt te Jump en the
moving elevator, but wm caught In the
beams and machinery. The young man sus
tained Mverai Mvere bruises about the legs
and arms, and his face wm somewhat cut
octal Gatherings.
The Ladles' Working eeciety of the St
Jehn'e Lutheran church will held a sociable
this evening at the residence of Mr. Geerge
W. Flndley.
The members of tbe Mount Zlen A. M. E.
church will bold a pink tea party tn tbe
armory this evening for tbe benefit or f
church. A very novel affair called a " '
Party" will be held this evenir8'
rectory room of the St Paul'a P. E. t
for the benefit or the Brotherhood of 1
Andre wa.
The M. I. eeciety will bold a meeting en
Friday evening at the realdence of MIm
Emilie Bucher, corner Sixth and Locust
streets.
Town Brevities.
The Waits comedy company presented
" Tbe Black DlamenCL" In the opera house
lut nlgbt te a very large aUclence. The fel
lowing partlM received gifts 1 Tfckei Na
8,903, held by Samuel Sarbaugb, drawamlaidM fiiunr Tnnii wa b7 nlh
butter dish ; ticket Ne. 9,287, held by jSaSaJJ10 ?jt 4
n.ecn, roreiTsu a cream piicner, ana IICKM
Ne. a.E60. held bv Jehn Allisen, tha nanlrl..
rlna. II Th IIMitan R.nrin m k !.
te-nlBht
The friendly concert between the Wslte
band and Ironville band will take place en
Friday afternoon, at ISO o'clock.
A special meeting of council will be held
this evening In the council chamber, for the
purpose of making exonerations of tbe
borough tsxM new in the bands or Collector
Duttenhefcr.
ServlcMwlU be held en Frldsy In the St
Paul's P. . church m fellows : 10:30 a. m.
subject, "The Atonement for Shi ;" 430 p m.
subject, "Of Recreation ;" the evening Mrvlce
will be held at 7 o'clock.
Tbe hardware atere of Messrs. Heckel St
Paine bM been greatly Improved by tbe
placing of two handsome bulk windows.
Tbe room hu been enlarged.
A pair of apectaclea were found en Seuth
Fourth street which can be hsd at Dr.
Markel's drug store.
naw mvLMa mom xam b a at xr ab t a.
The area! Read Getting la Shape ler the In-ter-State
Bqair.m.nts.
The Pennsylvania railroad company will
mske publie te-dsy Its tariff under the Inter.
state commerce bill. The main points are
that one general classification will be used
for all bustneM passing ever the sys
tem, and the ume classification will be used
by all Hum north et the Ohie river and
cut of the MUslsslppL There Is a
great change, taking the place u
It deM of twenty-Mven different ciaaeinoa ciaaeinea ciaaeinoa
tlens which have up te this time been In use.
Tbe same rale will apply under the new
tarlfls in either direction that the goods are
shipped. An official el the company stated
that they had made tbe readjustment net
alone te comply with the terms of the bill la
order that the bill may be obeyed, but that
the bill bM been oenatrued literally and ap
plied te all 11dm local and etherwUe ae m
net te charge mere for the abort haul than
the long one. In a majority of cases the new
raise will ahew a decreaae from tbe old.
The Pennsylvania under the new manage
ment is te be divided into three branches,
namely : Lecal, which embraeee all points
eMt of Pittsburg and Erie snd north of Rich
mend ; coal andceke, which pertains te f nsl
en all parts of the system ; and through
freight, which covers businem going off tbe
Pennsylvania llnea Inte New England,
Canada and the WMt
Tbe bituminous coal association agreed te
make the nrlee of coal at the mlnM SI per net
ten. The Pennsylvania bu made the rate te
Bosten, delivered, 12.75, and the prlee of the
coal added te this will make the cost at Bosten
13.75 per ten.
m
Trim te Cremate H.r Landlady,
Atlanta, Ga., March 31. Seme time age
Mrs. Annie Flnley, wbe claims te ee e sister
of Frank and Jesse James, reaenea mis ciiy
and obtained lodgings with Mrs. Rem Lee.
Tuesday Mrs. Flnley became angry at Mr
Lee for some cause, and preceded te take re
venge. She built a fire in the eteve, and
kept it up until the stove wm red het Mrs.
Flnley then grasped Mrs. Lee, and was In
the act of laying her en the eteve te rout
her when a servant entered. Mra. Flnley la
new In prison, where she attracts much atten
tlen.
Met Pleased With Mrs. Petter.
Londen, Mareh 31. The Standard mya :
Mrs. JsmM Brown Petter Is at present net
an actress. Whether ahe will become one Is
a quMtlen for future yeara te decide. She Is
no doubt earnuU but the experiment of
giving te amateura the principal characters of
plays is net te de oemmenaea."
Mlteh.U salt, for America.
Londen. March 3L Charles Mitchell, tbe
pugilist, Mlled for New Yerk today aoeom.
panted ey nis who. it is nu inteuuuu tu
enter the pugUUtte arena Immediately after
bis arrival In America, and ne win sees a
match wltb Sullivan at tbe earllMt oppor
tunity. i m
Ne Beeeaa Wanted.
Londen, Mareh 3L Tbe Morning Tint
Mya tbe government lntende te Mk the
Beuse of Commens te alt during tha Easter
holidays In order te carry tbe crlmubUlte
Its eeoend Teadlng.
Knlghta ef labor Tleiertea.
Rutland, Vt, Mareh SL-1 the usual
vtiiuaaieetioevMtsrdsythe general ticket
WMeanled by tbe Knlghta of Laber by a
majority of 76 w a vote et 1, 148.
wbabumb AMMumAnma.
sMani WAanwMwsT, D, C., llaNk IL Vex
majt
PRICE TWO
SCORING Til
na mmwam mm
4Brta a attanmwu
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s4'l.
HABRiaacaa, MUkTahSi,-tttaaf I
esyreuersea, 01 nHsaMfkaV
iwiewing, watea waa aaiaew :.,
. vvHaTBaua, TveBfiusaa
has under ecwMaefatlM as 1
into enact a eecenes ana
visions and la teat am a ,
tlenal llbert la lralaaa awdTI
freedom ertbe press, u right at
and thesuspsnsloaef WtJeTjatJ
eat reasons only. Tmmnmm!N-
Acoivee, xbm tae ueaas) . mt 1
"" nsroey .enters na a rill
enforcement et aneh heartleaa an
uiws upon a people etrag
wung yese or a rendel ara
onneraoiy MSB ing a higher
tonemy, aad that wa extend
ai;n-eiiand their su pperteraaaw
bleeding and down-treddesT Irelead 1
H-"j w uwireeana presaefvM
waaaea VVBMeAlUU-nBBfUbias i -
8hawe,Foete, Kauaee,LaffeTt Mali
-,Bj,puiiiiBu a committee te lav
cnargu or blackmail, la com
Dana examinere bill. -t;
urns were passed sppreprlatlag
oennne tbe Delaware river te Mai
ceannei in Wayne oeunty 1 te 1
eughe te adept a sewage system of thai
cm paasea second reeding; nqttlrlaf v
brokers te pay a lleesM of MMl asaTa
prlatlng $200,000 toward the oemzeetiea
WMtern penitentiary. $,
ini nign license mil DM 'PsaSM ssssl
reading In the Heuse te-dsy by eves at j
yeu te &3 nsys with the amendmaat 1
out requiring tbe olealng of lit
at or before midnight Peeples,
and Baldwin voted in affirmative 1
Bmltb and Kemper in negative.
A MB BAILBOlgf
h?Btue'.M.
arrtvasat
BVTB.
The Marietta AoeemmodatJos Mai
ass at 1:40 a. m. and reaches Marietta at
leavM ceinmeia at u:a a. m. aaa
rnsriTilns Marietta at 1M1 ana hM.
Marietta at 146 n.m. and arrlvM at Cel
MB t also, iMves at SJsand arrives at Me.
The Yerk AeconuneaaUos leavea MarM
MO ana arrives at ijaneuMratsmc
thh.-miiarlcf AAoemmodAtloa. wast.
""XiXviJtti&ar M!
raaneauu Aeoemmoaatlon, aastMvas.
capital stoat aad rmenw laassatat Masai,
Inte ahsTM et
'4tten west,
hu been formed xprees at MS
directors u fellows : Obs."
president : Ellsha Atkins, vluvhem
U Ames, 8. R. Callaway, QoreY
. 'r,,..! nmiV-r wl't
WSsRSt. J-.
VCr, J Uly 8th. JOk
beta ta net fcnewn- By
the Coalville ahert out fat abandoned. .
Ing te the articles of incorporation uM
la te build from the Wyoming llae ' te; ;
Platte river, thence via Muddy Creek
te Grand river and up tha Grand valley!
eait Aiaxe uiiy, witn nranc&aa u
Colorada" a
Abandoning Its kvsaw. .'J'l
dubuque, lows, uareh SLia view
the compllcatlene and lltlgatlcn that
arisen ever the struggle for tbe masatty
two oearas or airecters, ue lllineta
bM surrendered Its lease ei the Dabaqaa i
hieux city reaa te use enect at tha azp
tlen of Its twenty year lessanext falL
decision will oempel the lllineta Central t
build a parallel line a distance of 158 :
from Dubuque te Iowa Falls, toeonneot J
a line It already owns running from
P.II.IaOIaiiv .!
rZL. ,.
apmakbb vABLiBiar eeimimmvi
na Think. Sh.imsn'. NashvUle Sassssi i
tains Sema Pacnllar PMtatea,, vVc
Cincinnati, Mareh 31 Speaker A
arrived here this morning; Wheal
he had noticed any thing peculiar Mil
Sherman's NsshvUle speech aa M i
the se called "bloody ablrt"
Carlisle aald: "Yes, certainly-
quite peculiar. Why, he took
bloody ahlrt and faced the TTirnlillt "
right about en tee quMtien of IM
Interferenee by tbe national
state affairs."
sm:
it en tbe assumption of preteetlag list i
ered cltlMnsin tbelr exeielse of thai
privilege T"
Ym ; It proclaimed a decidedly i
conciliatory policy."
"And wbat of bis financial idseaT"
"I see nothing new la them,
whatever. Be talked te win tha eel
lew manufacturing peepte aewn tamaT.t--a
That la pretecucn for Hontessatl
triMT"
" Ym; bnt tbe doctrine will met
itself te the maaaM of tha Beuthera
Harrlaea May Be InSaesd (a 1
Chicago, Mareh SL Tha talk at
emtie headquartera this mernleg la'
Carter B. Harrison will yet head the I
Tuesday. It la believed that ble mud tf 1
areeeeUve condition and that ergs
sufficient strength are alone needed te i
!.. ....M.A It la tmtmmt AnlalAM aad MH-'
UIIU IBWIIW am Mvw. w - ww vw.w.q
mayor once mere. ; jf-' jl
ThecommlttMef nveDemoeratai
at Uat night's meeting te Mlect a caadMl
for mayor called en Mayer BarrieeaisatC.
dueed him te accept a nominauea mr I
A member of the oemmlttee aald as !
tbat Mr. Harrison bad accepted and
positively make the race. &i
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eua, Illustrated article, which tM ,
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reflection en the Irish people aadaaUati
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Ancient Order of Blbarelaaa hava
convention et all Irish eeclettaa aeatl
te oenslder the proposed boyeott, Tat'
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