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VOLUME XXm-NO. 202.
T1IK CHAPEL COMPLETED.
r. jeiarm'a aaw taatttvtiea te
saxrearae e rarMBdr.
TM tMeUagalahad Mlaletera If he Will Ml
rrt In the KisttltBs naa Maaiartal Wla-
dewe and Their Doaert-Laodeble War
at lha Matata at at irraaele.
Lancaster baa few mera commanding and
beautiful buildings than St Josephs hoepl heepl
Ul, which, at tha oernar of College and Ma
rietta arenuea, U one of tha great architec
tural ornaments of tba Weat Knd. Ua
ebapal dadloatlen te-morrow will give tha
publle a chance te took at tba Interior et one
of tha oempleteat beapltal buildings te be
found anvwbere.
It will ha remembered that thla IneUtntlen
waa built originally by Father Ignatius, of
lha Order of St Jehn el Ged. With tba
ebapel portion Incomplete It paaaed Inte the
possession of the geed alatera of SL Franels,
who have aver alnaa oendueted Ik They
have been doing a noble work In tnlavi
clmty. Iathalradmlaaleua te their heaptUl
they recognize no distinction of erred, and
tbeea who are unable te pay are equally
welcome with tbeee peaaaaalng meana et
maintenance. There an new In tba Inatltui
Hen M)J patients, only a very email propor
tion of whom .are able te pay anything for
their maintenance. It la for thla reeaen that
the sitters are compelled te make door-te
deer visits te Lancaiter heuaaa te keep up
their feed and money aupply.
TUB ClIAPat. rONrl.KTKD.
Tomorrow will be a gal dJ 'or four'
teen tlreleu and devoted alatera of Ht
Jeseph's, for It will wltneaa the fruition of
their long cherlihed hepee for a completed
cbspet The dedication ezerclaea will repre
aent te them the crowning of an expensive
work that waa begun In fear and trembling a
geed while age. The ceremenlea will be be
gun at 0 a. m. by Very Her. M. J. McBrlde,
administrator or the dloeeae of Harrtaburg.
Alter tba ceremenlea a aarmen In German
will be preached by He v. Franela Nawbauer,
O. M. a, of Camden, N. J. After the eermen
there will be a anlemn high maaa eelebrated
by Hev. C. A. Keppernagle, of Barrlaburg,
assisted by Rev. A. F. Kaul, of Lancaster,
and Hav. A. Christ, of Lebanon. Kev. J. A-
Feln will be the master or ceremenlea. im
mediately after the gospel la read, a eermen
will be delivered In Kegllsh by Iter. D. J.
McDermott, pastor of St. Mary'a charcb,
Philadelphia. In the afternoon at 3 o'clock,
devotions with benediction will take place.
Hlnee the building came Inte possession of
the sinters three years age, they have looked
longingly at the unfinished chapel, and
Bister Kulalle, the auperlereaa, began te de
vise ways and mesne In connection with
Mether Agnes, the bead or the order In Phil
adelphia, te carry out the project In Sep
tember, 1885, Contractor Michael McSbane,
of Philadelphia, sent one et bis trusted em em
peoyes, Frank McCleskey, te make a survey
of the work and In the following January
the work waa begun which Is new se near
completion.
The building of the chapel necessitated tba
construction or a three story annex te the
building en the weat and north. Thla deaa
net appear from the front view and the let
ter's architectural beauty la nut marred
thereby. The ebapel Ilea at the north end
el the main building and Is gothic In ita
architecture. Knterlng by the great deem,
there are vestibules, one te the left leading
te the main building and one te the
right te the annex. Within the chapel
a scene or pure beauty la presented.
The walls are roegh east; the arched roetle
supported by live great arches wbleh rest
upon corbels upon each of which la the figure
or an angel with outspread wings. The choir
gallery, Just ever the main entrance ; two
email gallerles octagonal in form, one en
either side of the chapel for the accommoda
tion or patlenta who are net able te go down
stairs, the seats and wainaoetlng are of bard
weed, chestnut and oak predominating, and
tha chancel rail is a bandaeme combination
of walnut and oak. The chanesl will be
lighted with gas and heated by steam. The
pewa are of handsome design and wilt easily
aaat 250 people. The annex, 10 ftet In width
and 45 feet In depth le very convenient te the
chapel and baa six rooms for the accommoda
tion of patlenta.
fine WINDOWS.
The stained glasa wlndewa In the chapel
are or exquisite workmanship. They are
aeven In number. In the sanctuary are
three, a trio that Instantly attracia attention.
The eentre window gives a representation or
The Crucifixion," and waa the gift or
Geerge Yeutz, el Speedwell farma,!n memory
of hla daughter, Ida Yeutz. The window en
the left glvea representation of The
Queen or Ueaven and the Infant Jesus," and
waa the gift or F.lizibeth Yeutz. On the
right la St. Jeseph and the child Jeaua at tba
age or twelve years, the gift of Mrs. Catharine
Heratman, of Philadelphia. On the north
aide or the eh. pel near the aanctuary la a
amaller window, with a full length pasture
et St Francis, tha gift of Cipt Geerge A.
Twlblll, of Philadelphia; en the north aide
directly opposite la a window or the aame
aire, wltharepreeentatlen or Saint Clara, the
gin el Mrs. Catharine Helland Twlblll, of
Philadelphia. On the north side, near the choir
gallery, la another large window, ahewlng
Ht. Antheny carrying the Infant Jesut, the
gift of Barbara Dangler, or Pittsburg, and en
tha ether aide near the gallery tha window
beara the flgurea et St. Bernard, the Bleaaed
Virgin and the Infant Jeaua. Thla window
waepreaentedby Jehn and Barbara Nagbll
gal, of thla oily.
In thla cesy place of worship the sisters
are te be congratulated, and It la te be hoped
that they will Boen clear themselves or tha
debt tbey bave assumed in their very laud
able Baderteklng.
' .
Tba eVeaociatlea gemee yesterday were : At
Philadelphia, Athlettai IS, Meta 17 ; at St.
Leuie, Ht Leula 19, Clnelnnatl 6 ; at Brook
lyn, Brooklyn 14, Btltlmere 7 ; at Louisville,
Cleveland 6, Louisville 4.
Ceabman and Atkinson were unmercifully
p-madad yesterday.
The Cleveland club wen ita drat grae yes
dy,aad tbe people are wondering If tbe Meta
eaa beat anything at all.
Tha Philadelphia elub op te the league
aaaaen in Naw Yerk te morrow.
Smith, the Baltimore pitcher, la no pheno phene
xaaaal te tbe Brooklyn bore. Yesterday
they made eleven runa etl htm In tba aeoend
laalng.
The exhibition gsmea yesterday were: At
Heraaten : Blnghamten 10, Horanten IS ; at
Uaatewn : Trento 12, Allentown t ; at New
Haven : Yale 2, Bosten 1 ; aVAltoena ; Hamil
ton 6, Alteena 3; at New Yerk: Maw Yerk
11, Newark 3.
xUUrbroek la doing poorly ter tba Meta,
aad old Jeek Nelsen waa pat at abort yester
day Instead et tha dude.
It required tbe Athtetleitwft hours and a
half te play their game with tbe Meta yea.
terday and tha Brooklyn aad Baltlmeraa
apent two aenra aid tan minutes at It Thla
la tba fruit of tha naw rules.
Detroit waaUte aaU Jimmy Manning for
ffiOO.
The Philadelphia elub expecta a big Una
when they epea their new greuada with tha
Naw Yerka ea Saturday aaat.
i Widely BaWemle.
At least 400 ehlMrea are aald te be down
with tba aasaalaa la Madlaaa Wla, Maay
alula an amiate. TteaaaUaBaaaciakaVa)
a tAamtuHABtm waaatam.
Mr. Barry r. MeTagae, a former Laaeaatrtaa,
Weds Miss xtaasM T. Kelly la we
gasket CHr.
Piut.Anat.pntA, April 27.-A fashionable
wedding la whleh former young Lanoas Laneas
train played tba role of bridegroom waa
solemnized In theehurch or Tha Oeeu.et 17th
and Stllaa atresia, at 10:30 a. m. te-day, when
Mr. Harry P. McTegue, eon of tha wall
known contractor, P. 8. MeTagua, formerly
of Ltncaeter, waa married te Mlaa Mamie T.
Kelly, daughter et William F. Kelly,
deoeratlve painter of high atandlng In thla
elty. Theehurch was tilled with a fashion fashien
abla audience as the bridal party entered
In tha following order : Ushera Or. Thea,
E. Oelan, of Elizabeth, N. J., and W. H
Rellly, e! Lancaster, W. F. Kelly, Jr., and
J. B Kelly, of Philadelphia ; Dr. a B. Lee,
el tteedlna-. and Mlaa Kate Kelly, et Pblladsl-
ehla ; H. P. MdTague and Mlaa Julia Kelly, of
Philadelphia; It M. Rellly, of Lancaster,
and Mlaa Mamie T. Kelly. The wedding
march waa from Mendelssohn. A eelemn
nuptial mass was eelebrated, theeelebrant
being Hev. B Vlltlger, B. J., assisted by Kev.
P. Blacklnaep, deacon, and Kev. J. 'A- Mor
gan, aubdoaeon. These priests were also
observed In the aanctuary : Hera. Crane,
MeSbane, Fltan, MeMsnus and MeNuity.
The maaa waa a nuptial one and was Uayde's
Third. The offertory waa made notable by
the rendition et .tngarelll'a Ltudata, "
and there waa a select choir el trained voices
te render the rmuleil sirvlce. Tee eelemn
and beautiful oeremeoy of the Catholic
church was Impressively given, after which
a bridal breakfast was partaken of at the
home of the bride, Ne. 1.221 North 18th street
The presents ler the happy pair were of a
very handsome character, the meat notable
being a deed te a handsome home In Phila
delphia, by the groom's fstber. Amid a
ehewer of geed wishes the newly married
pair leR en the afternoon train for Washing,
ten. Tbay will go by rail te the seaboard
cities of the Seuth, winding up at New Or
leans. Thence they will return by beat te
New Yerk. The groom Is a rising young
contractor, and his future prospects are or the
brightest description.
The BIsmeat.Kaatlng Napllaia.
Mr. Jereme Ulemenz wan married te Mlaa
LydiaKansing this morning at 8 o'clock, In
Ht Antheny's cburcb, In the presence or a
large number of friends. The marriage cere
meny waa performed by Kev. Father Kaul,
pastor or St Antheny's. During the eervlce
Harry Drachbarsangan Ave Marie, by Mil
lard, and the sodality orchestra played Men
delssohn's wedding msreb. Mr. William
Ulemenz, a brother et the groom, waa the
groomsman, and Miss Annie Kanslng, a
sister or the bride, was the bridesmaid.
At tbe conclusion or the service the wed
ding party took carriages ler tbe residence
or the bride'a parents, where a cordial recep
tion and bandaeme entertainment were given.
The bride received many pretenta from
her friends. This evening tbe young couple
will cattle down te house-keeping In the new
residence built for his bride by Mr. Ulemenz.
ea At a or dm. m. n.
mummiLt
A UeaU.1
DIM Altar
Iabm lilDSsa-Uarlal
at Miss Clan rislchsr,
Mariktta, April 27.-Dr. Gee. W. Wor
rail, a dentist of this plare,dled Monday even
ing after a long lllneaa. lie bad been an active
member In the M. V.. church, and also a
member of tbe I. O. O. F. Deceased waa 55
yeara of age. Ue leavea a wife. The funeral
wilt be at 23Q p. m., te-morrow.
Mlaa Clara, a 12 year-old daughter of Fred
Fletcher, died Saturday evening. Her re
mains were interred at Maytown yesterday
morning.
Bailie H In ten la expected te return the
latter part or September te All a week's en
gagement under tbe auspice et the G. A. It
C. 8. Sullivan's "Female Mastodons" are
booked for this place en May 13.
Iaase Tampsen, colored, while turning the
crank of a windlass yesterday alternoen waa
atruck en the pate. An ugly gash was cut
Dr. Mowery dreased the wound.
Joaeph Walker and Daniel MeCurdy, both
colored, while en a drunk yesterday at
tempted te assault Dr. U. M. Alexander.
Tbe doctor had them brought before Squire
Reatb, who sent them te beard at Lancaster
for a month.
The municipal fatbera met In special session
en Monday night and decided te light our
town with forty mere lamps. Editor Scheck,
or tbe Repiiter, read an Interesting paper en
earn. Ue baa been greatly troubled with
felines or late. Tnls was a paper from his
attorney at Lancaster Betting lertb an opinion
of Judge Livingston that a man baa a right
te protect hla borne against cata or any etner
anlmala. Tbe editor bad asked council for
parmtaalen te sheet the cats but council re
fused. Mlaa Mary C. Ulman, et tbta place, and
Samuel K. Sbeelz, of Mount Jey, were mar
ried at Columbia yesterday. Tbe nappy cou
ple will apend their honeymoon In Philadel
phia and New Yerk.
A number or members et the G. A. K.
apent a pleaaant evening with Comrade Jea.
Markley, or Weat Marietta, recently. Mr.
Markley haa neteen able te leave tbe beuse
for ever twenty years, except te elections.
Hla oemradea made it aa pleasant as poasieie
ler him. Tbta shows tbe spirit wbleh pre
valla In that noble organization.
Paria Ualdeman started ler Kurepe vlf.
New Yerk, Tuesday.
bumal ur mm. ttmmuavKOTH.
The lateimsat Takss rises at xfanhalm-Kall-read
Impravemsait.
Mount Jey, April 27. The funeral of Mrs.
Jno. Uergelreth waa held in tbe Kvangellcal
church here yesterday at 10 o'clock a. m. and
waa largely attended. A husbjnd and one
aen survive ber. Deceased was taken te
Manhelm for burial. The aervleee were con
ducted by tbe Rev. A- B. Say ler.
The P. R. R. company baa a number of
men working at the culvert at the eastern
end of town. Tbe culvert was very Incon
venient, aa It la uaed for a driveway. People
driving towards It from either aide at one
time oeuld net pass through at the aame
time, consequently one or the ether bad te
wait, wbleh made It juj unpleasant, eapecl
ally In wet weather. Tbe company la mak
ing it a great deal larger ae that teama going
in opposite d Ireotlen can pass. A net her crew
la busy hauling dirt from tbe tunnel cut near
Kllztbelbtewn te make a new read bed from
the west side of the Cdlekles creek te above
the new culvert already apokenet. it la tba
Intention of the company te baveaa atralgbt
a Una through Mt Jey aspeailble, aa there
are entirely tee many curvea te Insure tbe
aafety of running their tralna. The new read
bad la en tbe south aide of or tbe track.
The rira Osmmlltse.
At a meeting or the lire committee held
last evening, the chief et tbe department waa
ausUlned In discharging Jehn Rudy, driver
of tha cart of company Ne. 3. William
Glump, a heaeman, was appointed te till hla
place, and Henry Smith and Henry Kbllgbter
were appointed heaemen.
Tha bide for tbe shoeing of the department
bones were opened and are an follews:
Jamea Rearden, new act, tl.Ou, for removing
1; Ed Walker, naw set, 86 cents, removing
It Tba contract waa awarded te Walker.
Tbe committee decided te make an Inspec
tion of the department en next Monday. If
tha weather la bed It will be pjatpened unUl
Wednesday.
Twe Receive Pension,
Pensions have beaa granted te Leenard
P. Helllft Meant Jey ; aad Ames Dagua,
Weat Earl. Iaawaii waa allowed CariatUn
LANCASTER,
CALHOUN IN BRONZE.
varaiuae or turn atAtva or tar
ramevM atAtatmar,
Threageg With YlsKere-araad
MIMtarjr and Olrte Otsalar-OreUra ea the
OelleagM at Clef ead Weeeter by gecre.
hwy Miner gtery at the Trass read.
Tba monument te the memory of Jebn C.
Calhoun, statesman and polltleal Idel of Seuth
Carolina, was unveiled Tuesday In Charles
ton with appropriate oeremeolee. Mere glor gler glor
leua weather could net be imagined. There
waa net a cloud in tha aky, tba dnayraa laid
and tha atmosphere cooled by nendaya
heavy ralna. In the morning, at early
dawn, tha atresia were full of people, includ
ing a large number of atrangera. Immense
threnga gathered ea tha battery te witness
tbe formation et tbe precession, whleh waa
one of tha largest and grandest ever Been In
ftalrlsatnn.
The precession moved from the Battery a
niue alter neon, proeoeuins; uirwiy up ant
ing etreet a mile aad a half te Marlen equere,
where the Calhoun monument la altuated.and
where a stage capable el holding 1.000 people
had been erected for the orator and specially
Invited guests, Tba proeeaston waa formed as
rollewa :
The military escorting tbe governor and hla
atalT, and tbe chief marshal and hta assist
ants ; aeoend, tbe mayor end city councils of
Charleston and ether cities ; third, tbe presi
dents, professors and students of tha univer
sities, colleges and schools of tbe state and
elty ; fourth, tbe varleua clvle eoeietlea of the
city ; ttftb, tbe Odd Pellewa, Free Maaena,
Knights and ether kindred organizations ;
sixth, distinguished guests and ethers;
seventh, citizens generally. Tbe military
display waa magnlUeent, including many
companies from the Interior of the state and
numereua military bands, both elty and
country. The follewln g order of ceremenlea
waa observed at Marlen square: Opening
prayer by Kev. Charles Pinckuey, D. D. ;
music; unveiling of tbe monument by
thirty-two young ladles, Inclu ling descend
ante et the great statesman; artillery salute
or nineteen guna en the battery ; ode by Mlaa
Cbesboreugh te be read by tbe Key. Charles
A. Htaketey ; oration by tbe Hen. L. H C.
Lamar ; ode by Mra Margaret J. Preston te
be read by tbe Kev. W. F. Junkln, D. D ;
benediction, by tbe Rev. Jehn O. Wilsen.
The rush te hear Secretary Lamar waa Im
mense and the great square waa black with
people, while every available gallery, piazza,
balcony, window and ether point of vantage
en the citadel, and the wlndewa en King,
Calhoun and Meeting etreet. Inclosing the
aquare en three sides, were occupied.
At night there was a grand reception at the
residence et Mr. C. A. White, president of
the Peeple's National bank, te which all
Charleston and visitors were Invited.
THK STATUE.
The atatue arrived In Charleston several
months age. It waa designed by Mr. Albert
K. llarnlscb, of Reme, and waa cast tn bronze
at tbe celebrated Mlcbele foundry in Heme.
Tbe atatue la fourteen feet in height, and
represent Calhoun about te address ' tbe
listening Senate." It rests upon a huge base
of granite forty-five feet high. When In life
the senator rose Irem bis seat hla cloak fell
trem hta shoulders, and tbe sculptor baa re
produced ii lying en we cnair Deeina mm.
lie la represented with one band raised and
tbe Index finger emphasizing a gesture as be
la about te speak te these who always listened
te him with marked respect, though net in
dorsing his views. The allegorical flgurea
around tbe base of the atatue are well exe
cuted. Truth helda a mirror ; Justlee a sword
and a shield with the coat et arma or Seuth
Carolina engravedupen It; the figure or tbe
constitution holds tbe fasce la ber right
hand, ready te enforce the lawa written In
the book which she holds in ber lap ; en tbe
opposite side Is tbe figure representing his
tory. On January '23, 1ST.I. eleven ladles met in
Charleston tedevlie plns for raising money
for tbe erection et a suitable monument te
Calhoun. An asaociatien waa formed and
circulars sent throughout tbe state asking
contributions. The work waa prosecuted with
vigor until tbe war between the states putan
end te It In 1SG0 the funds or the association,
coming from all classes et Seuth Carolinians,
were leund te amount te (20,000, which waa
securely Invested. Through the zsl, Intelli
gence and enthuslsuie fidelity or Mra. M. A.
Snowden, treasurer or the association, this
fund waa saved trem tbe wreck et war. Her
private property waa destroyed, but every
cent of the trust fund waa raved.
Thecommltteeefgentlemen who examined
Inte tbe cenditlen et tbe fund at tbe close et
the war paid a well deserved compliment te
Mra. Snowden In aaying that tbe asvlng of a
trust fund under auch circumstances wss un
paralleled and almost marvelous. Oa the
night of the burning of Columbia Mra. Snow
den, wbe bad fled te that city from Charles
ton, escaped tbe danger of that event with
tbe funda or the association stitched in tbe
telds of ber clothing. Her management of
the fund waa conducted en auch busineea
like principles that in 1880, when ber books
were examined, It waa dlaoevered that tbe
market value of tbe aecurltlea then en band
waafei,105 77. In 1875 tbe ladles determined
te begin preparations for tbe erection of tbelr
atatue. They contracted with Mr. Harnlseb
for the present atatue te be erected at a cost
of N 1,000.
LAMAR ON CALHOUN.
In hta oration, after giving an Interesting
review of Calhoun's career, Secretary Lamar
aald that be (Calhoun)declared that all tbia
Improvement and progress are but the dawn
of a new civilization, mere refined, mere
elevated, mere Intellectual, moral than the
present and h 11 ethers preceding. "We have
been ralaed up," aald he, "by Providence te
advance theae great and noble purpeees. .
. We have a government et a new order,
perfectly distinct from all ethers whleh have
preceded It, a government founded en tbe
rightaef man, resting net en authority, net en
prejudice, net en superstition, but en reason
and consent All civilized government, If It
succeeds, must in the course of time conform
te Its principles. I trust we shall net fall te
fulfill our highest destiny."
a
' I consider it," aald Mr. Calhoun, " aa an
evidence of that deep degeneracy wbleh pre
cedes tbe downfall ere republle when these
elevated te power forget the premisee en
whleh they were elevated ; tbe certain effect
of which la te make an Impression en tbe
Rublie mind that all la Juggling and trickery
i politics, and te create an Indifference te
polltleal struggles highly favorable te tbe
growth of despotic power."
On this point Mr Lsuisr aald : I am proud
te say, fellow-citizens, that it has beeu my
geed fortune te be associated with one against
whose administration tbe only criticism
whleh baa been pronounced is his sacred re
gard for almllar premises, and tbe uncon
querable intrepidity with which be stands
by them.
The only difference between Mr. Calhoun
ea tba one band, Webster and Clay and auch
atateamen en the ether, waa that tbe meas
ures hostile te slavery wbleh tbey semitlmsa
countenanced, and at ether tlmea advocated,
ha saw and predicted were In conflict with
theae auaranteea In tbe constitution, and that
their direct tendency and Inevitable etlect
and, in many cases, avowed motive, was the
destruction of alavery In tbe states. And
whilst Mr. Webster and Mr. Clay disclaimed
any auch motive and denied an v such proba
ble efleets, he declared te Mr. Webe'er In de
bate that tbe sentiment would grew and In
crease until, in aplte of tbe constitution,
emancipation would be cenaummated, and
that be (Mr. Webater) would bimselt be
oempellea te auoeumbto it or be awept down
by It
.
Mr. Calhoun waa tbe true aen of Seuth
Carolina. His Just fame and great name
were tbe fruits of her aoelal ayatem, and It
will be her Blerv when aueseedlns irenera-
tlenaaball learn and appreciate the lessens of
polltleal truth taught by hlmandaball Inhale
hla cure aplrlt of patriotism, his exalted con
ceptien et duty, and become Inspired by tbe
honor, fidelity, courage and purity or Ilia
wbleh rooted tbemaelvea la the aeui or tha
man whose atatute Seuth Carolina women
bave ereeted in commemoration of tba alleo allee alleo
tlenate reverenee with which they oemmend
blm te tba honor, love, Imitation nd confi
dence of mankind.
Illegal Election el Tax OoUeeters.
Judge Reader, of Northampton county,
baa dealded that the recent eleottea of tax oel.
UetontaUUeeBatywMUlssai,
PA., WEDNESDAY, APBEL 27, 1887.
i. abe a Aeaiarvaa at taa rmaAtaa.
Prat sleateg Daaaea ea a Bed Het ateve
nets.
At tha Klag street theatre last eyentag
there was another large audience and tha
ahew waa better than ea tba opening night
Tba Belaeaa did two tnraa aad la the last
they appeared aa Jockey a, giving a rattling
naa clog. Prof. Meatag, tba lira king, waa
moreaatenlehlng thaaever. Besldea eating
tba Are, awallewlag awerda, t&, be bant a
tad het poker with his bare baada and
daaead la big bare feet ea a red het ateve
plate, about a feet aquare. The work of this
maa la Indaad. wonderful, and it must be
Been te bs appreciated. Thla afternoon a
matinee waa given, and tha audience will no
doubt be large te-night
The Oetersea " at rartaa opera Haas.
At Fulton opera house, last evening,
another large audience was present, and the
Melville Hlettre' combination played "The
Octoroon." The piece waa well acted, and
among tbe aeeple worthy el special mention
were U. M. Markham, aa HaUm Seudder,
Harry Tewnaend, aa Jaeeb McCluiky, Harry
a. Carlten, aa wahneut, Ida Meivuie, as
Zee, the oeterooo.and Rese Melville, aa Dera
Sunnyiide. Little Eva Melville also did
aplendldly as itiuf, tbe boy alava, She is
a very pretty and Intelligent Utile actress.
During tbe evening Mr. Hardy played well
upon the cornet Tnla evening tbe company
appears In A Mountain Pink."
Taa eaiarrAiH'M lbauub.
A Braaeh of the N.w Red Hen's Order Started
Hare.
Last evening a meeting of Red Men waa
held in tbe wigwam in Fulton opera boeee
for the purpose of organizing a auberdinate
branch of the Chieftain's League, which Is a
higher order or Red Men.
The inatltutlng officers were Paat Great
lncabenee Andrew J. Baker and Past Great
Sachem Themas K. Dennelly, of Phtiadel.
phla. The following ofilesra of the new
league ware elected and installed : Itaahaba,
Themas K. Uanin ; aenler panleae, Jaa. Wood Weed
row ; junior panleae, Emanuel Sebelrlch ;
mtahenawa, M. J. Weaver ; prophet, Charles
Z.echer; chief et records, Peter C. Hansel;
keeper of wampum, Daniel Trewltz, Jr. Tbe
offleera also appointed their subordinates, a
Tbe name of the branch here la Coneategs
Cblelteln League, Ne. 4. It starts with G5
members, representing dillerent tribes In
tbe city and county. Only Red Men in poa pea poa
aeaaeon of tbe chief degree are eligible te
membership. Tbe uniform te be worn by
tbe league la aa fellows : A black felt bat
turned up at the aide, with a buck tail and
embroidered eagle, red belt and black coat,
vest and pantaloons. Tbe weapon la a spear
alx feet long, i Inches In diameter at the
butt, tapering te yt of an Inch at tbe top.
Tbe apear head will be four inchea long and
nickel-plate J. On parade tbe miahenawa
will bave command.
Plaaro-Paeameiila la Maner.
Constable Darn has received from Gever
nor Beaver a letter et which the following la a
oepy:
My attention baa been directed by the
proper authority te tbe fact that contagious
pleuro-pneumenta exists at thla time tn two
herda of cattle In Maner township, and I
therefore direct that you will take up and
confine any cattle found running at large
within tbe aald township ; for your further
guidance In the matter I refer you te tbe pre
visions or the actor assembly approved the
12th day of April, 18S6 ; specially te that por
tion which reads :
Ne cattle or abeep aball be allowed te run
at large In any township or borough when
any contagious dlaease prevails, and tbe
constables of such townships are hereby
authorized and required te take up and con
tine any cattle ae found running at large,
until railed ler, and until all costs sre paid."
James a. Hkavkk.
VUBfMOMlB met arwBtnxD.
Lord Lan.aewne's Af.nt fUfn.ss the Agree
ment el lha M.duuers.
Duiimx, April 27. The negotiations for
tbe aettlement or tbe dlflicultiea between tbe
Marqula et Lanadewne, governor general
of Canada, and the tenants en hla
estate at Luggacurran, Ireland, bave
railed. The mediators provisionally agreed
last week that tbe Judicial leasehold era who
bad hitherto refused 15 per cent reduction
were allowed it instead of a 20 per cent,
reduction wblebjtbey demanded, and non
leasehold era 20 per cent, reduction Instead et
30 Evicted tenants were te be reinstated en
the payment et a half year'a rent, but
tbe tenants were net te pay tbe coats
of the legtl processes of eviction. Tbe
leaseholders were te be allowed te
break tbelr leaae and enter tbe law
te obtain a Judicial reduction or rents.
Tbe agent of the Marqula et Lanadowenew
declinea te ratify the agreement and wilt net
accept te tbe above abatement of rents and
suggests ether terms. Mr. Wm. O'Brien atlg
matlzes tbe agenl'a determination sa a ll ll ll
grant;repudlatlon;ef every term of tbe above
agreement, and announces tbat be will pre
cecd te Canada, aa originally arranged, te
carry en tbe agitation there.
Threatening a Joiy,
St. Leuis, April 27. Yesterday C. B.
Greely, one of tbe United States grand Jurera
at pieaeet engaged in election fraud Inquiries
and which Inquiry baa already resulted
In the Indictment et several pelltlciana of
mere or leaa prominence, received a postal
card, threatening awltt and speedy
extermination should he continue te
lend bla aid in bringing any mere
indictments, Tbe card purports te come
from a aecret organization whose aim
ta te protect tbe guilty ballet box stu tiers.
Tbe card waa decorated wltb tbe traditional
skull and cress-bones, and tbe superscription
was in a disguised handwriting. An effort
ta being made te d izcever the writers,
Oel asil.OOO DamagM.
Pmi.ADiii.PUiA, April 27. In the case
of Mra. Charles S. Boyd agatnat tbe Insur
ance patrol et the city of Philadelphia, te
recover damages for the death of her husband,
wbe waa killed by being ttruck en tbe back
by a tarpaulin, thrown from tbe reef et
a building during the progress of
a tire, In May 1882, tbe Jury te-day rendered
a verdict ler tbe plalntlU in tbe aum of f39,-
000.
TKLKOKIPHIU TAPS.
Henry Mackay, a Brush electric light llefj
man, touched a live wire wnue worsieg en
s pole tbia morning at Detroit, Michigan. He
was fatally Injured by falling te tbe atreet
He la a married man, aged 30 yeara.
Tbe navy department baa received from
Paymaster Thompson and Surgeon Cook, or
the Yantlr, a very Interesting report et their
explorations and Investigations upon Eaater
laland, wbleh la some 2,000 mllea oil the coast
efCbllt I mportantarcbaeieglcal discoveries
were made. One et the discovered prehis
toric tmagea baa been selected for tbe Smith Smith
aenlan institution.
Bv direction of the president Msler Gen
eral Fred H Terry, In addition te bla present
duties, Is assigned te tbeoemmand et tba de
partment of the Missouri, until a permanent
commander may be assigned te the depart
ment Itlaacurlouaftcttbatnellnen teweleara
made In thla country. Chief Clerk Youmans,
in ordering a aupply et towels for all the
pnblle buildings in the United Slates for tha
ensuing year, ioead, much te hla annoyance,
that be bad te eend te Great Britain for
them. One baadred deaeae per year are uaed
la tba treasury department la Washington
aleaa. Of course, being Intended for the
geverameat tbey are adnuttad tree of duty,
aaa a tewet wbkb oeMMsawiaay joesaie,
THE COURT HOUSE GOAT.
aiXLI" VtBB A A BILL BOABB Bt
OABDiDAtma rea omer.
Be te Olagastsd With the Use Made el Mlaa aad
Ktta AU the Cards Kseesl Oapt MeMeUea'a
Aaserteaa flag aad Mart BeUer'a Weedy
shirt Card aad Then Ships Bease.
The Court Heuse goat was a distressed
looking animal thla morning. Ua la a
Democratic goat and a number of the wicked
Republican candidates ter offtee decided this
morning te utilize hla geatablp by using blm
aa a bill beard te advertise theft political
earda, and that was the cause et the geat'a
distress, Tha animal made his uaual morn
ing visit te tha court house for hla
ratlonaet tobacco and when ha entered one
of the ofSeea tbe deer was locked en him and
tbe fun began. A dozen or mere el tbe
gaudy advertisements et the candidates were
secured and theae were strung together.
Tbe goat waa an Interested epeoteter
of this part of the work, but when
aa attempt waa made te fasten tbe
earda te him he kicked vigorously. Hla
kick, like that of tbe Independents, did
net amount te much ; and tbe carde were
finally secured by attlnga around hla berna
and under hla tell. Alter all waa ready
"Billy" waa chased out of the offlee, but he
waa ae disgusted that he ran into a
oernar of the corridor and would net
leave there until he was carried out
Half a dozen beya were hired and tbey
chased the goat until tbey get tired. He would
net stay away from tba building, for aa often
as they ebaaed blm out be returned. When
he get tired running ha aet te work te free
himself from tbe obnoxious lead put en him
by eating the cards. Tbe neareat te hia mouth
waa Sutten'aj bleed red card, but that he
would net touch. He first tackled Ike W11U'
teithetle card with a gilt border and that seen
disappeared. Hartman'a army corps badge fol
lowed next Aldus Herr'ahandaomeeard was
third en tbe bill or fare. -Tbe goat looked
long and earnestly at thla card before he
devoured It, as If It was a pity te spoil a geed
thing. Thla card had en it creased awerda,
below which wai printed, "a soldier at
fifteen." A aeoend picture ea tbe card
Is, a farmer at thirty," and tbe
third " a merchant at forty-five " represents
tbe candidate selling goods pertaining te bit
business. After tbe goat finished thla he ate
one card for each of the etber officers and by
that time his hunger waa aatlsfled and he
stepped. m Being a Democratic goat, he. la
also loyal te the Union and would net eat
Capt McMelien'a American flag or Mart
Keller'a guna, bayonets, and cannon belle.
After be finished bis meal be aneaked te hla
home through back alleya and waa ae dis
gusted that he did net again return te tbe
building tbla morning.
th aet ta ram hill.
it
la Defeated by a Large BUjoillj-Oelj
eaves) Baaateta Sappert tha atsasars.
Harribbure, April 27. Senater Thomp
son bill t authorize abandonment of aeo aee aeo
tlena of rallreada and tbe completion of et here
(meaning the Seuth Pennsylvania) waa over
whelmingly defeated, after speeches against
by Alexander, of Fulton, and Rutan, and for
by Thompson. Alexander eaid he voted for
the bill laat week en erroneous Information
given blm. Only aeven senators voted for
the bill as follews: Detamater, Crawford;
Keefer,. Schuylkill ; Penrose, Tayler and
Smltb, Philadelphia ; Thompson, Dauphin,
and Upperman, Allegheny.
The lobby of tbe Senate waa crowded thla
morning with oil preducera anxious for tbe
passage et tbe BUllngaley bill en the third
reading calendar. Bills were paaaed finally
aa fellows : Te regulate hawkers and ped
dlers, providing penalty for peddling with
out license ; providing penalties for breaking
or entering can or locomotive, Wolverton
aubmltted additional remark a In favor of hla
married wemen'a property bill. Heed op
posed It
Tbe Heuse was engaged nearly tbe entire
session in tbe consideration of tbe Wherry
divorce bill, en which no action waa taken.
The senatorial apportionment bill waa passed
finally.
MOVHD IB A MVD POOL.
An Cnhaewn Man IiUoevsrad With a
Bultat
in Bla Bead.
Chicago, April 27. The Hyde Park police,
alter a long aearcb, bave euecaeded in locat
ing tbe body et the man tbat was seen atlck-
lng tn a mud peel near Mud Lake by Charles
E. Cem ley, while bunting en tbe 12th Inst
It waa lying In the mud about half way be
tween Storey Point and Seuth Chicago.
Betide tbe dead man lay a bull-deg revolver,
and in hla bead waa a bullet bole. The police
believe It te have been a esse of murder.
They think it quite improbable tbat a man
aheuld go te auch a deserted spot and atick
himself aeveral feet deep In mud In
order te kill himself, in tbe peckete
et the man waa aa open-faced Elgin
allver watch, 11.90 in money and the frag
ments or aeveral oeupon railroad tickets. Tbe
tickets ahewed tbey bad been uaed in travel
tng June 24th, 1880. There waa also
In the pockets two ebecke calling
at tbe Canal street depot for two
pieces of baggage coming from Bosten te
Chicago. The dead man bad brown hair,
were gray Jeana treusera, a aelt black felt bat
and a blue flannel aack coat It la thought
tbe body has been lying la tbe mud for
aeveral months.
Garttsld's Sratea Bat.
Washington, April 27. Tbe bronze
atatue et Gatfleld baa arrived, and baa been
placed la position upon the bandaeme gran
ite pedestal wblch baa been erected for It In
Maryland avenue. Workmen are new buay
upon tbe bronze ornaments and tablets
which will adorn tbe granite abaft, Immedi
ately above tbe three life elze eymbolie flg
urea In bronze, wblch real upon the granite
brackets near tbe base of the pedeatal. Theae
three flgurea are In a altting or recumbent
posture and represent tbe three types of man
hood depicted In Uarfleld'a career, viz : The
atudent, tbe warrior and statesman. The
atatute la heroic In size, ten feet alx Inchea
la height and welgba 5,000 pounds, Thepcdei
Ul la about 18 feel in height, giving the bead
el tba atatute an elevation et nearly thirty
feet it will be photographed te-day, alter
whleh it will remain veiled until the 12th of
May, at wbleh time It will be unveiled amid
Imposing oeremeniea.
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The earasT-VcAalltrs GhsUsnge.
Bosten, April 27. The following waa re
eelved late laat night ;
New Yerk, April 28.
Te the KdUoretht Herald.
I oeverwi jam uarneya aepeait at tne
Clipper ofllee te-day. If be means buaineas
he must meet -no Saturday neon of tbia
week at tba Clipper office te draw up articles
of agreement te bind a match.
Jack MeAulipfb,
Champien Llgbt-welgbt.
fatal Uaarral el Twe Maa.
New Yerk, April 27. Jehn Bangs, aged
29, of 21 Hamilton atreet, and Jamea Maatden,
aged 25, of 8 uamiiwn atreei, quarreiea ea tne
steep or Bangs' realdenee tbta morning.
Bangs threw Maatden ea the eldewalk
atrlking bla bead, killing him instantly. Baaga
waa arrested.
Canada Opposes Ooeretea.
Ottawa -April 27.-Mr. Curran'a laselrj.
lien against Ue Irish coercion bill paaatd the
rjomuieaHooae of Commens at 1 a, at te-
day by a vote of is la 7.
TMB fOfa'J APVAOrAL.
What He aaya el the tfnsina CethaHe Cal
vsrsltr ts Be BstabUshed Meat Wmmbx..
Bemb, April 27,-Blahep Kaaae yesterday
received a brief signed by tbe pope ratifying
tba plan of tba proposed Catholic university
la America, It ta addressed te "Our Beloved
Sen Jamea Qlbbeaa, cardinal of tba Hely
Reman church of tbe title of Santa Maria in
Traeterere, by apostolic dispensation arch
bishop of Baltimore," ead begins with aa
expression of Jey at tba admirable aaanlfes aaanlfes
tetlea la America of tilth aad of affeotiea
tewarda tha aportello see, te whose patronis patrenis
ing care the university haa been commended
from Ita Inception. The pope alludes te
tbe attributes et tbe church aa a pro
moter of knowledge. "Our predecessors,"
he aaya, "were alwaya ardently solicitous
ler the promotion of education, and apared
neither pains nor labor te establish through
out Europe celebrated universities which,
la the middle aad attar ages, gave a beat of
learned men te the church and state. We
have also earnestly etrlvea for a revival of
learning, and have devoted special attention
te the restoration and re-eeubllshment In
their primitive honor of the teachings et
Aquinas with the Idea tbat In tba
cultivation of theae Important atudlea
a lull account aheuld be taken of the
results of the Industry or learned men at
talaed In recent times, in order tbat a sys
tem of philosophy might be abaped accord
ing te the noble wisdom et tbe ancients, and
tbat we might walk with doelie zeal In the
footsteps of the angelic doctor. The Import
ance or thla la manifested by the dangers te
which youth are exposed In Europe, and
Amerlean blabepa are aware of its Importance
la their country." The pope dweila upon
the license el thought la writings, te which
erroneous notions concerning divine and
human things have given rise ea both con
tinents, aa the source of unbridled
opinions dangerous te society and
religion. " Banished schools, tbe pope con
tinues, mendaciously strive by craft and
fallacious .wisdom te extinguish the light of
faith and te kindle Impiety la the minds of
the young. We therefore heartily receive
and approve the design te provide for tbe
common geed of your great republle by the
foundation of a university. In order that
thla noble Institute may be happily estab
lished and conducted te ever Increasing pros
perity, it must forever remain under
tbe authority and protection et all the
bishops of tbe country, se tbat lis adminis
tration may be directed through certain
bishops purposely selected, who shall regu
late the ayatem et study, establish discipline
and perform all ether necessary duties, and
It la fitting that whatever be ee established
aheuld be presented te the Hely See for ap
proval. The question et the alte la left te tbe
Judgment of tbe bishops " The brief con
cludes by urging fearless resolution In the
prosecution et the plan, and with the be be
atewal et the apoatello benediction upon tbe
cardinals, arobbiabepa and bishops et Amer
ica. The selection of Bishop Keane aa rector
by tbe American hierarchy la approved by
tbe pope.
An Ohie Village Dcstreysd.
Teledo, April 27. About 11 o'clock laat
night a telegram was received in this city
from Sylvania, Lucas county, 0 miles from
thla city, asking ler aid aa the Tillage was In
flames. Aa seen aa possible a steamer waa
detailed te go te Sylvania by apeclal train. It
arrived there shortly after midnight; tee
late, however, te be of any assistance, aathe
busineea portion of the Iowa waa already
consumed and the fire waa dying out for
the went of material. Fifteen business plaeee
were totally destroyed. The poetefflce and
peatmaater'a residence were alae entirely
destroyed. Tbe fire originated ln Hsnk'a
drug atere, near the Centre aquare, and
spread each way. The leaaea will probably
exeeed (50,000, en which there Is very little
insurance.
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Indiana en tha Warpath.
Leavenworth, Kansas, April 27. Adju
than General Martin at Fert Leavenworth
yesterday received tbe first official newa c f a
reported outbreak of Indians at Anadarko,
Indian territory. In the eorreependenoe it is
stated that tbe Indians bave been using their
"quirts" and whipping white men along
tbe border of Greer county, and killing beef
in large quantltlea and packing It for future
use. Tbe Brat information of serious
trouble, although the Ktewas have been act
ing atrangely for the laat three months, waa
In a letter received by Majer Lee Hall, tbe
agent at Anadarko, trem a Comanche
Indian whom the former bad requeated te
keep blm posted.
Tha Hnnrtn et sour Men Delated.
Santa Fa, N. M., April 27.-NO hangings
will take place next Friday. Governer Reta
baa granted a respite for three weeka te Jaa-
per Thomaaaen, of Soccorro,
ana r. j.
O'Denald, of Silver City, and ler one week
in the case of Andersen, a negre, at Secorro,
and Theodere Baker at Springer. These
four men were oenvioted of murder and were
te have been banged en Friday. The
chances are that Gey. Resa will commute the
Thomaaaen sentence te Imprisonment for
life. Streng petitlena la behalf of Baker are
alae being presented.
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Twe Hsn Killed bj Lightning.
Vienna, April 27. Newa haa been received
here et the prevalence or thunderaterma
throughout Moravia and Gallcla of unusual
violence, Mueh damage baa been done by
tbe heavy ralna and a a number of casualties,
tbe result of light atrekea, are reported. A
building, la wblch a score of laborers who
were working en a railroad took refuge dur
ing the prevalence of a storm, waa atruck by
lightning and two killed outright while the
ethers were mere or leaa Injured. Meat of
them bave lest tbe power of bearing.
Bale of a itallread BaTeeted.
St. Paul, Minn., April 27. H. H. Perter
and ether officials of the Chicago & North
western railroad system came te St Paul
yesterday and concluded the terma of pur
chase of tbe Chicago fc Eastern Illinois read
bv the former company. H. H. Stevena aad
Geerge Ball, president and vice president of
the Chicago it Eaatern Illinois, were present
The! terma of sale are net known, bat it Is
supposed the purchase et the read la te give
the Omaha an entrance te Chicago.
aervkVa Klag Alarmed.
Londen, April 27. The Standard'! cer
respondent at Belgrade telegraphs that be
hu mllAhla information that DTO-Ruaalan
(feeling is ae rapidly Increasing throughout
M .- .--& TP. !- H- t.A
eervis iua iking; niuw niun hw u
neeeseity of receding from bla position aad
making concessions te Russia. Ne one, tbe
correspondent aaya, would be aurprlaed
aheuld be de ae, and many believe that tbe
security of hla throne depends largely upon
tha alacrity wltb wbleh he suecumbs te
Inevitable.
Harder Ud Baletde.
Coldwater. Mlcb., April W.-Taeasea
Jehnsen, let Knexvtlle, Tena., fc"""'
tbla elty, mortally wounded Mr. Geerge vv.
Gardiner, laat evening, aad allgbUy Jjaaded
Mra, Gardiner, bla fermef J"
kllledhlme.lt JS
from ber aeveral jeers aaa ueraiaer awe
h married toaeraeeBl two yeua, John Jehn John
iTbadeaVhlreaweekUajatert te ess
5? cbUdrea, which Mra, OwUgair denied
te Urn, aad tbe result was tbla tragedy.
innn. Anril 27. The rate for the
two
ttouaaadgeiaeaaatNewaaarket teaey waa
wee by aUterwriaei Pall aaaea, aad Igbv
taira. TawfaWBsaesjM
PRICE TWO!
THE TROUBLE IX
avaaaaaa mr iumssj
rteaia rAVAtiiam.
reeata Ateeaa Aatweva) I
saadAi
ToLine, Ohie, April
aaya or ua Cincinnati rteta I
asneb exriteeaeat la thla ear i
racalrrfoftheneweettteorwarh
militia by Get. Ferakar eaeeea bf I
togupefthe Paaldlag reaervetri
warp thea deatreylag the prbsetael I
we aaiami aae jam mna eeaaw
olpeltermlnea la lata eHr. Thai
of the reservoir waa done bra
nunarea men who, after bevies;,
secured tne guards, aa
carrying out et their
aeleetea waa early yesterday
neumg waa learned or the eaa
daylight yesterday. The
up the reservoir are Interested!
which It covers, title te whleh
tried in vain te obtain freta tea
several attempts nave beaa i
te blew up the reservoir aad
done. Adjutant General
here yesterday afternoon aad
men tn addition te a Gating tea
proceeded at onea te Oaell, wheat .
marcn across tne country te Antwerp,
company haa preceded blm aad tawN
cadets and fourth battery are beta ta !
neaa te leave at an hoer'e notlee.
erner haa ordered the reservoir la" I
stored at once,
Troops are new en duty at Ceslt
ieaa attempt te destroy the
result of discontent ea tha part of
at the maintenance of a laaetlaalli
section et canat 'ins Miami aaa
runs from Teledo te OmeiaaaaV
town et Junction, Paulding
Wabash & Erie canals tela
ter originally extended through Ii
tha atata len ue sbandaaml tt ri
then tbe Ohie section from Jai
state line, 18 " i-i-tti rrantlaallj-
exeept rer rarung timeera te eenaae
east et Antwerp, Paulding coeaty, la
erveir in dispute, covering zees
ground. Frem one of thegusrda at
erveir the following parilcuiara
talnedt
FOCR GUARDS IN TRB MOBS
He said there were four guards ea
erveir bank ever since tha acttatlna
the maintenance of the canal begsa. 3
tan o'clock Monday night they
denly surrounded by' a body of
taken captives and disarmed.
of the mob at once went te
spadea cutting tbe reservoir
the remainder of the crowd
down tewarda the leeks,
one near tbe bulkhead tbey
ck with coal oil aad art u eV.
et'e house was
mob than saMfffa avsaajsaai
placing a heavy
tbe gates blew them eat
near the Junction of tbe Wabash
canala they blew out bodily. Thai
the wreck and they returned te taa
where they all worked ea tbe beak
o'clock.
Cempanlea A. C. and E. of tba
ment arrived at Cecil at8o'elocku
Soen alter their arrival one et tba
guardawbe bad been detained by
and had inat come trem tne
mllea distant and reported four
ploaiena en the line or the
nightfall. General Azllnaea
newa at once began preparations
night raid en the mob aad a bear
la expected before da) break te-day. , ;
A BOLDIBR ACCIDENTALLY KIU
Cecil, Ohie, April 27. Frederick
a member et Company H, of
killed en arriving here last night
cldental discbarge of bla gun.
Cecil, O , April 27. Tbe TJi
correspondent went te Antwerp
lng where he found the exeii
beat but everybody knewa
wants te knew where the a
they Intend te de. 0
it u ciaimea that tne
another attack en the reserveer"
Eight men began work at ana de wa
and exploded eight charges et a:
the reservoir. Wbea news of taw
arrival reached them tbey retreasta
I They are determined te drala aha
if peaaiDie, out win aet ngnt
I damage te tbe reservoir ae tar h) a'
I gap ha tha embankment, tea feat
thirty feet wide. Oa tbe lop tba .'
rushing from the reservoir at a i
The east lock la practically a toad I
la a email break la taa
which dynamiters propose
night Ne trouble aaa
troops arrived, and It Is aet like
will be. Adjutant General
has the names of seven or eight
whom he will bave arrested aadxi
by law. Mayer Flack, of
seen, and aald bla people weeid.
tbe troops, but the people are
either bave the reservoir (
canal Improved for draining.
militia were ordered from Teledo I
inc.
Defiance. Ohie, April 27. 1
eager and Hahn bad aoensnltsttaa
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and Hemer Meachan, dlvlatea
dent of Paulding, aad all fear lea)
for the scene of the dtatatbaaia,
printed oepiea of tha I
with them te pest up.
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miles southeast et tbla plaee, i
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