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IjANCASTER, PA MONDAY, MAY 2.J, 1887.
PRICE TWO
HAPPY HOG RINGERS.
They Gut Most of the Flams in
the Primary Scramble.
JOUN W.MENTZERFOR PROTH0NOT1RY
David K. llurkheiiirr for Nhrrlirasd Clay
ten Y. MjeM for RrgUtfr.
STEVE GK1SS1NGKH TUB NEXT TREASURER.
Ilelh In Coentj Cernmlslnr Are Hag
Hlngrra a Well m th rrlsea Kpr.
tar Henaman l(oemlaatd-Th Vel
tin Hiltnn Intpeeler. rear Ulrseter
nil lUlrgals Nat Yt Announced.
The weslher ws all that oeuld have bMn
desired for Htturday IUpubllean primary
election. In all, Mm votes polled m about
15 0O0 The bone of the two factions
werkinl hsrd te get out tha Tela. Never be
fore were the line ee strictly drawn, and all
the Micremlut candidates were en either one
or the ether combination. These candidates
who falled tn get In combinations worked
hard te gel a decent vote, with a vfew of
helping their candidacy three yesrs hence.
In the Keneral rmnlt the II or lltngerscame
out ahead. They captured the two leading
cilice, prolhenotary and sherlll. The next
thrcoen the list register, treasurer, and clerk
el the court went te the Hull Klngers,
while the Heg KleRera Ret the quar
ter ronten clerkship. The oommlasicn eommlasicn oemmlasicn
era' tight wan the meat exciting et
all. Frem the time returns began coming In
the vote waa very clone between llltisr, Gin
grich, Derate?, Indla and Werth, and up te
midnight or Sunday It could net be deter
mined who the winners were. The remaining
districts that came In this morning gave the
nomination te Werth and Gingrich. The
vote for prison keeper and coroner was also
close, and tlie number received by these can
didate ami all the ether will be found be
low. following are the fticiewiful candidates se
far at remitted : l'rothenntary, Jehn W.
Menler; sheriff, O.K. Ilurkhelder ; regis
ter, C. I-'. Myers j treasurer, Stephen Ortss
Inner rlerk of quarter sessions, M. U. KII
llan ; clerk e! orphans court, Ievl I. Krelder;
t'omiulssleners, Jehn Gingrich and A. It.
Werth ; coroner, Puter Henaman j prison
keeper, J. S. Smith. The vote en pier
dim-tern, prison Inspectors snd delegate has
net jet been lully ascertained.
1 ha County Tulals,
Following arc the county totals as tiiielll
dally reported :
.V.eri7.
I) K llurkhnliler.rlly
Abraham helm', city . .
WaiMiiKUm Walker, ml lleinpnule
Vrolhenolat y
I ewl S. Ilrtrtmtn, city
r. Mr Htlrn. ulty
Jehu W MentKir, ell)
Itraiiltt.
Charles II UB'xer, rdmi
Onrinn- l.vier. clt)
II. r tirtitr, cliy
Alituc iiear.clty
Olten" !rlei.rlly
(ienrK" 'chleit, nil)'
.1 A lluiih rer, t pper Lnaceck
.1 ti limbic, rlty
County lYiaiutrr.
ileplitin Iirlln,r, Hnplie
Calvin A srlmlturr, Matlullu
7 31
UTUI
itft
Sim
67
lull
5
1117
, DIM
S.,.,7
Cltrk v Quarter Smient.
Jehn l llnten.rltv
iei)r.M If lintel, i Uy .
4. 1.. KlilUn. city
liunM I IM't'.. ttriuliuit; Lmr
Iltni elmll
Cltrk e Krjiinni' Caurt.
M II. Keller.clty
I.vl I. hrililt r, Kant I uuipeler
Win, I. siitien, city
1. N. S. Mills, KIU ilMithUiwn
County Commllllenerl.
H. It lltler Knliratn
! . Hi'irirk Mtrilc
Jebn lilnxrlch. hial llempdeld
lien llenti. y, U y
DuvtJ II I ituill, rliy
A J Whttaker. 1 1 rnarviin....
'Albert II. Werth, celuruln .
i'rlied Ktrprr
1 II llrnlnker, Kmt l.aupetr
AlbrrllUtien, UnlltC
Samuel . Hhlrk Kant Karl
Jacobs. Smith Last jiiiimtnr
)Tentr,
Calvin . I (iretr.tltv
Peter lleiitiuan, City
5131
, I'M I
. I'll
IS.V1
, MIS
.'.;ji
, suumsj
II KvpllKKPr, I aiicHir iwp
Ilanry e bunuk.Llly
U. A. ShlUer, City
IH'tcltm etht J'oer.
tit W. Bjril, Kphr.U
Aini C. Uat, Oltv
It. It llifiey, Luaceck
It. II Hheatfer, Karl
H r Weaver, rtilUbury
J'riten Intptclnri.
Milten Hbv. Paradise
fauiuil r'ulilmnan, Henn
IaoHtenur, liphruta
tlntinU tVeair, Providence.
Jehn ullum, Jr , Uprnr Leateck
County Auilttert.
Philips. Itmb. SticlKbury
$ II tloed, CnnustOaa
Cyrus nt, atiiuer
C II. Mssluy, Kil Deuigal
Theeea'ked ere the nominees ; and thene
by f are still contested.
mm mmvi.t i tub vitr.
Detailed Account of Uuit sua nsst Workers
Usbarad In tba tsards.
In the First ward, tha home of Cengretv
man Hlestand, the election which was held
at the Belay house was quietly canduetal,
and there was little excitement after the or er or
gk.nlzitlen, which gave the Bull King the
election beard. Candidate Clayten Myers,
who resides In this ward, was promptly en
hand and ha was assisted by Constable
Weaver, J. Hay Brown, W. K. Baard and
ethers. Assessor A. C. Welcuan worked for
Hartmsnand Myers, but wa "agin" Abe
Keller en acoeunt of an old grudge. Tha
greatest pressure was brought te besr upin
him te have him turn la for Keller,but he wld
no from the start and stuelc te It Tus re
sult In this ward was a great surprise te tha
supporters of Hrtmn who had but seven
teen vote mere than Mentzsr. Myers had
everything his own way and polled a very
heavy vote. Philip D. Hiker, esq , was
watcher In tba Interest et Mentzsr, and he
gave each voter close scrutiny.
Till MKCONU WARD.
At the Second ward election polls the
Menuer forces weie better erganised than
their opponents. They appeared te have
mera money snd It used with telling
effect. They made a bold dash for tha Heat
ing vote end secured the greeter part of it at
a cost of from 3 te H each. U tba Hansenlg
nan !ad money they were very slew In
putting It out, and tha average prlee they paid
for votes was about 13. Al Hbenek appeared
te be tba manager el tha Menlzsr forces and
ha waa assisted by Candidate Burkbelder
ad geed poll committee. Kx-Polieeinan
Bushong had obargeef the Sen seelg lets rests.
Ivl was there part of the tlme,but bedld net
appear te be active la aellcltlng votes. A few
of Hartman'a personal friends steed at the
polls In bis Interest, but they did set make
much of a fight for blm. it was evident be
fore 4 o'elock that Mantssr wenld carry the
ward, and bis friends were willing te bet that
be would nave eueesi sevsnty-nve majority,
with no takers, Al Hbenek also worked for
Aldus Uerr for register end thai aoeounU for
Berr'e Urge vote la this ward,
THE THIBD WABD POLLS,
t the Third ward polls, altar Cept. Me.
fiellee made an uasuesetslal effort te capture
the orgenUaUen, everythleg worked smooth.
Iy. The oemblnaUon ticket was Ignored at
thai peUa, Md MaatMC s)M Ml Sfsaw te
rlbley wss for Myers snd Keller, Jee Huber
steed at tha polls In tba Interest of Myers,
Alderman Birr wa also warm friend of
Myers and Keller, and all these workers
were for D. B. Lindls, Bull King candl
date for commissioner. Uapt MeMellen
worked herd, and the only man be bad te
assist him waa Jacob Bsteman. Contrary te
expectations, ' Meggy" Leenard and Hebby
Weldel did net raise a row. Charles 1. Len
dts was at the poll In the Interest of Aldus
Herr for register, and he secured a geed vote
for him. Ne one appesred te be In tba Inter
est of llartmsn, and all he get In thla ward
waa .10 voles. While Manlier had 104 major
ity ever MeMellen and llsrtman, Burkbelder
carried the ward by only 8 majority, and
Myers had 89 mere vote than Gayer, the
candidate of the Mnntrer faction. Tha beat of
feeling existed at this ward poll. MoMel MeMel
ten's vote came up te his expectation, while
Uartman's lei I helnw It.
VOIIHTIf WAm.
At the Fourth ward polls the crowd waa
noisy and disorderly. At .1 o'clock tha ward
committeeman, Benjsmln Bartholemew,
called tha crowd te elder and asked for
nomination for Judge of elections. Dr. U.
K. Muhlenberg, who hsd been sgreed upon
by the friends et I.ewls H Usrtman, waa
nominated, and se waa Jehn K.Hnyder, who
was previously agreed en a a friend of Jehn
W. Mentzer. Teter B Fordney -was also
nominated, but promptly declined.
Than Mr. Bartholemew called upon the
friends of Dr. Muhlenberg te form line en
the sidewalk and the Irlends of Mr. Hnyder
te form line In the street. The preposition
was met with a bowl of derision from the
Hnyder meiif who were quick te discover the
disadvantage, they would be at In standing
la the muddy street snd Jostled about by
passing vehicles, while all the lookers en
who were net voters would stand en
the sidewalk snd be counted with the
Muhlenberg men. Alter fifteen minutes of
wrsncllng, tbe Hnyder men, feeling sura or
thelratreiigth,meved out Inte the mud. They
formed much the larger crowd, and when
they saw the superiority of tbelr numbers
they cheered lustily. But the committee
man, who showed s wonderful lack of nerve,
waa net able te decide which party was the
stronger. Anether division was called for
and he decided most unfairly In favor of
Muhlenberg. oils snd boeta snd hisses
and Imprecation followed, and such epi
thet as thief, liar and perjurer were
handled among the bruisers, and Mr. Hir Hir Hir
tbolemew withdrew bis decision, and every
thing was sgsln st nea.
J. W. Jehnsen, the Irrepressible orator,
proposed a count of nnaea. He wanted
Andy Klcbeltz and somebody el se te be
appolnted tellers snd have the voters pass In
procAMieii before them. JehnAi's Idea was
scouted snd ridiculed snd bis speech Inter
rupted by dezrtn of voice. The plan was
tried, however, but in suc'i s mob was found
te be quite Impracticable and wss aban
doned. An hour was consumed la futile eflerts te
organize, when Alderman Spurrier mounted
the rostrum snd made a preposition In the
form or s compromise thst Martin K. Herr,
the judge of the general election, be chosen
Judgeef the primary, ami that Hnyder and
Muhlenberg, the uanteatlng candidates ler
Judtfe, be chosen as tlerk of the elec
tion. There waa n geed deal or opposi
tion manifested by the mere ardent
Mentzer men, who thought they were fairly
entitled te the man et their chelre, but the
preposition was agreed te by a decided ma
jority, and the organization was completed
by the selection or Samuel Oilier snd H. H.
White as inspector. During tbe excitement
of tbe count for Judge Majer Orient aud Dr.
Muhlentierg took held et each ether. They
were separated before they came te blows.
All afternoon the excitement wss
very high. The Mentrer people aeemed
te be In the majority. Beth sldea were well
supplied with money and spent it freely.
Among the prominent Menlrar tnen were
Majer driest. If. C. Lehman, Andrew
Klcbeltz, Jimmy Oeebler, Tem Gable, R. K.
Snyder aud l'eter Fordney. It was believed
all sleng that Fordney was for Uarlinan, but
en election morning he turned In for Ment
rar. J. W. Jehnsen, Wash Potts, llsrry
Hhaub, Johnny Sheridan snd ether were for
Hart man. Alderman Spurrier was for
Lewis also, but be did net take a great deal
or interest in the contest It became evident
long before the poll closed that the Mentzer
people had by far the beat et the light The
liariman folks saw this and were very much
disconcerted. Tue result in tbi wsrd waa a
great disappointment te the Bull Kingers.
THE V I FT II WAIItl.
At the Fifth ward polls the opposing fac
tions locked horns te secure theorgsulzatien.
The Bull Klngers hsd forty trained retainers
en the ground when the clock struck three,
while the Heg Klngers had only about thirty.
MaJ. C. 11. Fasnacbt (Bull) was made judge
and J. Frank Item ley (Heg) and Gee.
Yelsley (Bull) inspectors. Clarence West
baelTer and Andrew Caldwell did the clerk
ing and K. K. Martin waa the watcher.
Tha Hogs hsvlng lest the organization
went vigorously te work in bringing la the
voters snd as will be seen were successful In
wiling a baudsetne majority, netwithstand
ing the generalship displayed en the ether
side by such experienced leader as Adam J,
Keerly, "Weedy" JetJerles and "I'lckel"
Trejer and ethers,
TUB HIXTII WARD.
This was the banner ward for Uartman, as
It Is own fighting ground and be is always
able te carry It rer whoever be pleases.
Leng before the time for the opening of the
poll, Alderman Deen' elllce waa crowded
with the followers of Uartman. Lew steed
at the deer and greeted every newcomer
with a smile. Shortly before 3 o'clock
crowd el about thirty empleyes of the l'enn
Iren works, who were solid for Hsrtman,
marched up North Queen street Inte the
Bblller house, where the election wss held.
The crowd from Deen's then went ever and
the barroom waa seen packed. Hartman'a
election beard waa quickly nominated and
was elected without dissenting voice. Tee
polls were then opened and the voting be
sau at lively rate whleb was kept up
until 7 o'clock. The only representative
of the Heg King visible during the day
waa Candidate for Clerk of .Quarter Heaslens
Killlan.whe lives In the ward. He remained
at the window until the polls closed. Usrry
Ueuser waa te have been en hand te work for
Mentzer, but when he saw the crowd en the
ether side his courage failed him. "Curley'i
Hbay was also for Menlzsr. Hartmau had
great crowd of geed workers among whom
were Alderman Deen, ex-Postmaster
Marshall, Candidate Abe Keller, Walter Sam
son. Clerk of Senate Cochran, Constable
Barnheld, William Michel and many ethers.
All of them worked with might and main
and Democrats as well as Kepubllcana were
voted. Meney was no object te the politicians
snd these who would net vote without It
were paid. When tha polls were closed bere
It was found that 052 votes bad been polled.
The election beard worked at the count all
night and the return were uet received at
the dlllerent headquarters until Hundsy after
noon. They showed that Hartmsn bad re
ceived WS vetaa out et tift whole number
polled and Keller and Myers were net far
behind. There was, aud ia yet, a great deal
of talk concerning the count In this wsrd and
It Is claimed that tee many votes were given
te Hartman. Aa the whole election beard
ware friends of Hartman there waa some talk
efa oenteet
TKK SHVBKTII WABD.
Wben we went te press eat Haturday the
wrMgletortheeoBtroloftbeelecUoa beard
UteMMTsttwsorMs4Ule(Uoa, The
satfeMt U 1 MsMTIafi
strong fight ;for a representative In the
beard of eleotlen officers" and threatened te
prevent an eleotlen nnlees their demand waa
acceded te. They did net apparently knew
that when they made the fight for Judge and
were beaten that their candidate for Judge
became the Inspector. Finally the Uartman
men gave thsm pointer aa te tbelr rlghta
and an eleotlen beard was agreed upon with
one Menlrsr man as clerk and second ea
Inspector. There was but very little excite
ment at this poll, and the workers were all
In the Interest of the Bull King ticket The
vote wss comparatively light, and Menlzer'a
strength In the ward was 01.
TUB RKIIITII WAR II.
There wa net much trouble organizing
the Klghth ward eleotlen beard, tha beat
workers being In the traces for the Hartman
combination, with one or two exception.
Albert Nickel was chosen Judge, Jacob
Mebler and Jereme Hitter Inspectors, and
Peter Wlnewer, Jr., and F. A. Derwart
clerks. Nesrly all the ticket voted were
short ticket in the Interest of the Bull King
set-up, with the exception of Ben Hershey,
for whom the vote waa unexpectedly large.
There was a geed deal et disorder at the
polls, and everything flowed freely except
water. KxPolleeman Peter Kltchle, Henry
Gardner, and a number of fellows who al
ways get the boodle In that ward were run
in g things te suit themselves In the Interest
of Uartman. They continued te enjoy
themselves until a Iste hour, and ended up
by fighting In Centre Square, mention el
which Is made elsewhere.
TUB NIHT1I WABD.
In tbe Ninth wsrd there was a determined
fight te beat Uartman. The opposing forces
were led by ISx-Htreet Commissioner Jacob
Bertr, who blames Usrtman for being Instru
mental In hia defeat for re-election. Seme
time age be ssld be would get even with the
Sixth wsrd leader and he took this method el
doing se. One of his chief lieutenants wss
Councilman Ed. Fralley, who It Is ssld
blames Hartman ter Interfering with an
appointment which he bad ex peeled te get
at Harrlaburg. Anether Mentzer man wss
ex-Policeman Al. Npeeee. He was for
merly a great friend of McMellen, but was
'seen" by Mentzsren Friday afternoon. The
ether active workers en this side were BenJ.
Hternemsn, Usrry Gess, Jeseph Hhlrk, Sher
man Fergusen, Keuben Hertlleld and Jack
Harr. The last named wa a Democrat until
recently, and waa elected constable of the
wsrd by that party when MscGemgle wss
msyer. The Hartmsn men were led by Jacob
Amwake, Jr., aqd his workers were Andy
Flick, Adam Del let, Amea Chandler, Leuis
Demmell, Dtvld Miley, Geerge Kautz,
Henry Kusb, Jehn Jacobs, James Gormley,
(auottier renegade Democrat) and ethers.
There wss a big fight here ever the
organlzitien. Tha supporters el the
factions were drawn up In lines tn the
yard el the Washington hotel a dozen times.
Msny attempt were nude te count them snd
It wss Anally done. The Mentzer men were
In the majority and secured Samuel Irwin
ferjudge, with Jacob Amwake, jr., and Wel
lington Khedea, (Hartman men) as Inspect
or. Wben the voting begsn bere It was very
lively, and the Mentzsr men were willing te
trade anything te have Uartman scratched.
Keller sud Myets both rsn well here. A
great deal or money wss spent and vetera
were purchased at high price. Many Demo
crats deposited tbelr bsllets with their Re
publican Mends. During tbesfternenn Andy
Flick became quite noisy snd offered te whip
Al Speece. The latter ssld he hsd stepped
lighting and would net accept Andy's propo prepo
sition. Jacob Heurbeer was the only man In
the ward who looked alter Captain McMel
len's Interest Although Harry H;hreyer
waa for Hsrtman he also supported Burk
holder. Jake Amwake detested Beriz's can
didate rer cemmltteemsn by a large vote.
Tbti Vat In tha niry.
s
: a. 5 ; : , 5 t 2.
Hnrkhuluer ... IM, T IV 214 18) IB! 57 51 107 VA
heller Ill M n lit 111 VII ill It U1 12
Walker. ' 5 II 11) 7 17 3 3 (5
Prolheitbtar u. 1
llartiimu 1IVI2I Sn Itl 183 4n iH US 18 I .',71
Mentzer Vi tattt IW M Ml M an l.-a;
UcMi'llen 15 21 w 89, Jl, 1, 5 a fit I iie
litgitUr. , I
Melicer I 10 8 Se s ; M
(lujer il Id &4 XII et 41 Sl li 51 IIS
uretr. 4 ii . loe as u , t- 211
Herr 3 13 61 15 21 11 2 , 11 3rj
Myers 17s 125 1SI 151 ISbSOSSV) I7 I8i 1KA
tchlelt ... .. S, 3) . I 4 48
Bellenberirti. S 13 u! ' 111 I W Si
Uinttle 41 4 ST 17 JO' . Ill II 111
tMAVO lit THM MIXTB HAMD.
Msmitr'a Frlsnds Nscure tbe Affidavits of
Over a Basdred Veter.
The frlendr of Mentzer believed that they
were gouged In the Sixth ward, and en Sun
day they made a quiet canvas of the ward te
learn bow many votes were cast for tbst candi
date. Tbe result was tbst they found a large
number of persons who said they had voted
for Mentzer. Affidavits were prepared and
signed by 112 persona that they had voted
tbat way, while the returns sent te tbe newa.
piper oUieea and political headquartera gave
Mentzer 51 votes.
Tba following parties made affidavit:
Geerge W. Iklentnall, M. G. Swan, W. V.
Clements, Milten Faanacht, Abraham Peter,
L. Ellmaker, A. D. Alies, A. A. Wlllsrd,
The. Thurlow, Jehn J. Hardy, T. B. Jeffries,
u. u naiusy, noianeua jenns. a . fieutz,
C. W. Uaner, J. M. Hebeetz, Win. Hchulzx,
Wra, K. Krelder, J. W. Denllnger, J. Q.
Mercer, K. Killlnger, Frsnk Kendlg, Henry
Benedict J. B McCaakey, Ileej. Hentt,
Jeseph T. Kicbsrda, Samuel Hambrlgbt, C.
K. Kline, W. K. Kby, Charles T. Mowrer,
Harry K. Heist, K. O. Eby, II. H. Lucken.
bach, J. B. Freelsnd, Jehn Clements, J, L.
Binkley, Albert Smith, J. K. Kurtz, Frank
Lelsey, F II Pieutz, II. Hupert, J. B. Car
rolls, U. F. lleudreu, J. N. MtCaakey, M. U
Kllllan, Martin, A, Jehns, Joel N. Went
zel, H. K Ulckell, II. Clay Druckemiiler,
W. E. Druckemlller, Aimer Etbleman,
W. L. Gable, Z J. Eitiy, Wni. K. Hutten,
II. M. Heuser, Wm. II, Cummlngs, K. B.
Number, J. F. Stener, J. W. Laulz, J.
Siener, W. F. Cox, C. It Lshman, T. P.
Guthrie, H. Straus, 8. I Weaver, J. I
MetZjfer, C. N. Uerr, Isaac Asten, II. U
Wlrtb. Win. K. Gerhsrr. Chsrles Henft. J.
VV. Etsenberger, Jehn B. Kepperllng, E. F.
Kemper, H. Ii. Fey, Jehn B. P'sutz,
Philip Letxelter, William D. Spreeber,
uauiei 1 uiau. j. uruuaser, h. u. ittiiuirieu,
Samuel T. Hookey, D. D. Geed, J. Hubert,
E. U. Pfoutz, K K. Uaverstlek, S. G. Geuse
luer, Geerge K. Keed, M. Miller Pfoutz, 8.
S. High, C. Mulleck, A. Hbsy.H. II. Weller,
Frank L Hpreeher, Uenry Helvert H. K.
Keller, F. a Dineubacb, Jehn Breck, a K.
Yundt, A. Kheada, M. L Uerr, a F. Bohlett,
Erneat C. Amer, Ehrman Huber, K. C.
Dlebl, Erbard Lulz, Daniel G. Baker, W. L.
Ueyt, F. H. Wllhelm, Jehn Hewaler112.
Tue offleers of tbe board,cenalstlng of Kpb.
Hbsub, Judge; J. W. Brown and Walter
Samson, Inspector, D. K. Bltner and Frank
Calder, clerks, insist tbat there waa a square
count ; the clerks and Inspectors say they re-
ceunieu tne veiesjusissine juage reed them
off ; aud he says they were counted aa east.
The Mentzer men threaten prosecutions 1 the
ether side sllege counter corruption and
frsud ; and It remains te be seen what will
reme out of It.
The election clllcera were reticent wben
spoken te this morning. All the clerks
would say was tnst uiey Knew nothing of
any false count, and that they put en tbe
tally abeet tbe votes as they were called out.
It la also said tbat tbe eleotlen beard waa
net sworn, and tbat Informality lssufflclen
te threw It out With tbe ward eat tbe re
sult en tbe principal offleers would net be
changed. It would largely lnerease the ma
jerities of tbe Mentzer candidates.
When It wee found tbe ward vote
would net chute the result ea tbe leadktg
ofltees the saeiisssasji or im
amUtkimtemmmmittwimlH
held that with the ward In, Shirk would be
chosen prison-keeper ever Smith and the
result 00 county commissioners would be
effected. This Intensified tba feeling that the
fraud be Investigated and, even If the return
Judges de net purge the returns, the Land Is
Bsferm association la expected te take up the
subject and te let no guilty man escape.
LATRn-It Is new positively stated that If
the Sixth ward la thrown out, Hmltb will be
beaten and Hhlrk elected prison-keeper,
MUCH EXCITBMBMT AROUSED.
The alleged frauds In the Sixth ward have
caused a great deal of excitement through
out the city, end all morning the court beuse
corridors were thronged with people discuss
ing It The orphans' court room, where the
Mentzer sffldavlls were being made, was
filled wltb people who vowed dire vengeance
en the beads of these who were charged wltb
rendering nnll the voice of the ballet box.
This occurrence changed the whole situa
tion In a moment The Uartman forces who
bed boldly gathered te save whst they oeuld
from the wreck this morning collapsed as seen
ea tbe newa et the crooked work In the Sixth
ward came out. Then tbe Ball Klngers
threw np their bands and begged mercy.
Thla waa seen at tbe meeting of the beard of
return judges when the Bull Klngers calmly
surrender? d control of the committee en con
teats without a straggle.
Much speculation Is rite as te whst tbe
Antt-Corruptlen sssoclstlen will de In the
matter. Editor Gelat, of the Xew JCra, ha
been a strong friend of If, and has editorially
demsnded tbe scalp of all who offended
against the prlmsry election laws. New that
one of the alleged elftndera la an empleye of
the XttB Era and the ethers are closely
allied te Its political friends, the action of this
journal will be awaited with Interest
THAI TUT IK TUB COVHTT.
Sam Surprising; Result drawing Out el lb
Primary Blsctlen,
Tbere were some surprising result In the
vote from the county districts. In Martlc
township, the home et Gust Denlck, origin,
ally en the Bull King combination for com
missioner, Hartman received only one vote.
Tbe explanation given Is that Derrick be
came soured because he was kicked out of
tbe combination. Al Hsgen la also blamed
for taking a band against Uartman. There
were a dvzin or mere residents of thst town
ship la town te dsy snd each tried te make
it appear te Uartman's friends that he was
the party who voted for thst candidate.
In Pequea township Hartman received two
votes, McMellen a few and Mentzjr the bal
ance. Fer register Geyer carried the district
by a few majority. As a rule this township
Is generally divided, the political enemies et
Stener being against every man that be Is for.
This time sit sppesred te be ter Mentzer but
they divided en tbe register.
In Senater Mylln'a district, West Lampeter
township, Uartman received about thirty
votes. He expected a decent vote in this
township in return for what he hsd done for
the senator and It will take some talk en
Mylln's part te explain why be left tbe town
ship go by default.
The vote ter commissioner shows tbst
Hershey was weakest where Mentzer waa
polling a big vote. When the Intki.i.hikn
ckii announced that tbe Ueg Ring combina
tion were running Werth and Gingrich It
waa denied. While Menlzer was honestly
rer Hershey some et hia friend who run
townships were net for Hershey. Tbe con
sequence was that tha strength of tbe Ueg
King combination was divided between
Hershey, Werth and Gingrich.
The friends or Potts failed te bold up their
end et tbe line in Strasburg and vicinity in
tbe vote for prothenotary, and Uartman ran
behind In that section.
The Vete In (Jelambl.
Ce i.i'M 11 la, Msy SU, The Kepuhlican
primary election of last Saturday alternoen
paased off rather quietly here ; al
though the workers et tbe dltlereut wsrds
were out In full force and using tbelr best
endeavors te secure votes for their favorite
candidates. In the First ward tbe supporters
of the Menlzer set-up were largely in tbe ma
jority and tbe candidate en this ticket re
calved a large majority or the votes excepting
the candidate for aueriu. waati r. Walker
received geed support throughout the town
snd bad a majority la the tewa et OS. In the
Second ward the workers were largely la tbe
majority In support et tbe Hensenlg candi
dates and 'chin music" could be heard very
frequently. Tbe werkera were about
evenly divided In tha Third ward,
where everything paased off In a quiet
manner. In the Second ward a quan
tity et tickets were circulated which
bad the straight Bull King candidates. This
Incensed the supporters of Usrry Shell, the
borne candidate for clerk of quarter sessions,
but tbe parties giving out these tickets could
net be found. Harry Shell received a very
geed vote for clerk of quarter session, hav
ing 620 votes in tbe borough. Tbe county
committeemen ler the town are ss fellows :
First ward, Kebert S. Cenklin ; Second
ward, J. W. Yocum ; Third ward, Samuel
Clauiferd.
Following I the vote la Columbia for the
three leading candidates :
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Sheriff. i I """
1). K. HurkhelUer I If ll! 9 85
Henry lllppey I 1
Abruji Keller. 47 117 82 27
Wash. K. Walker 12, 7 CI &U
Prolhenotary.
Lewis S. Httruuan 4' 111 Ml '275
Win. K. Krelder " 4 .. 13
K. MvMrllln lJ Si -21 ft!
Jehn W. Uentznr 157 IK XI rJ
Jieguter,
Charles II. Ueiger 7 .1 3 n
(ieerRe s. beyur lCfi CI if 9.7
II. rMlretr. 1 15 7 1 31
Aldus A. Uerr (. 3 IS
CIlen I' Mters 47 IV, mi vn)
i.uuruHfthleit 1 1 . S3
J. A. selienherger ' 4 4 5 13
Jeaepb L'rnbla I u 1 .... 10
The aggregate vote; lu the borough ter
tbe ether candidates were: Grlsslnger, &a ;
Saballner, 352; Clinten, 9 ; Hunter, I ; Kllllan,
-111; Potts, Vj; Shell, 520; Keller, &0; Levi
Krelder, 282 ; Sutten, 15; Will, 292; Bltzer,
280; Derrick, 290; Gingrich, 117; BenJ.
Hershey, 423; Land!, 80; Wbltaker, 18;
Werth 01 ; Brubaker, 33 ; Hagen, 29 ; Shirk,
259; Hmltb, 310; Grelt, 39; Henaman, 2SS;
Kepllnger, 'ii ; Hbenck, 8 ; Hblller, 285 ; Hard,
3ll;Gaat,3U; 1'.. H. Hershey, 310; Hbealler,
171 ; Weaver, 41 ; Eby, 325 ; Eshleman, 301 ;
Stener, 292 ; Weaver, 315 ; Zellers, 37 ; Butb,
373 ;Ooed, 49 ; Nell, 259 ; Nistley, 582.
Tba Result In Nw Helland.
New Helland, Msy 22. The election
paased oft very quietly bere, the only
wrangling being at the organization, whleh
tbe Heg King carried. Tbe result of the
election for the leading men I as follews:
Sheriff: Burkhelder201, Keller 179; prothono prethono protheno
tary: Hartman 99, Mentzsrlilf; regiater: Geyer
85, Myera 83, Sellenbsrger 12.1 ; treasurer :
Grlsslnger 210, Hchsffner 151 ; quarter ses ses
seons: Kllllan 150, Potts 139 ; orphans' court;
Krelder 175, Hutten 8.1, will 73 ; commission
ers : Bltzer 190, Hershey ltu, Werth 105 ;
prison-keeper : Shirk 97, Smith 212 ; corener:
Henaman 68, Bblller 185 ; peer directors 1
Hershey IS!, Nhaefler 212, Weaver 224;
prison Inspectors : Eby 238, Stener 184 ; au
ditors : Geed 179, Neff 187. lhe red rose
waa worn by mere than one Kemibllean thla
evening, snd they were them wltb a feeling
or pnae.
The following te tbe result of tbe Blue Ball
district or East Earl township : Sheriff :
Burkbelder 109, Keller 75 ; prothenotary :
Hartmu w, Meatier 84. Terre Hill district,
Hi tewmship t Hbertfl 1 Bukbelder 70,
V flHsVOsWHy HsSsssW US,
Mentzsr 44 CVmarven township gave
Burkhelder ler sheriff 07 votes and Keller
71; ler prolhenotary, Uartman received 41
votes and Mentzer 70.
no Attn or mrnrvuH .tcuu.
Th Meat Vary iJaUtly sod Mantssr
MSB
Have the Contest Committee.
At U-Xy a. m. County Chairman T. B.
Cochran called tbe meeting of tbe beard of
return Judges te order and expressed the
hope tbst geed order would be maintained
through tbe deliberations. The roll of dis
trict was then called and the Judges of the
same answered te their namea. It was one of
tba quietest meeting of the kind ever held.
J. A. Steber nemtnaUd Kebert A. Evans
for president or the beard. Mr. Beard mered
tbat tbe nomination close. Mr. Evans ssld
be would prefer the convention te elect some
one else, but the convention refused te allow
blm te decline and be was elected by accla
mation. Samuel Evans, of Celumblt, was elected
vlcn president by acclamation snd tbe eatD of
office was administered te tbe president snd
vice president by Geerge A. Line, notary
public,
Mr. Lane was appointed temporary clerk.
The permanent organlzitien waa complete!',
by tbe election of Jehn B. Miller and Uarry
M, Uerr as reading clerks, Kedmend
Conyngham and Wm. F. Beyer as tally
clerks.
Fer the Investigating committee the Hart
men men nominated William K. Beard,
Jehn P. Frank, Jacob Zellers and Edward
Musselman snd tbe Menlrsr men nominated
KenJtmln Furnls, Percy P. Hbecb, Frank
Mellinger and II. B. Glsh. Mr. Zellers de
clined and tbst left seven, the required num
ber for the commlttee and they were elected
by acclamation.
Mr. Steber nominated A. B. Hasaler a
clerk te the vice president That officer said
he had already appointed I. C. Arneld.
Mr. Steber said tbe rules required sn elec
tlen, and Mr, Evans said tbe vice president
ought te have tbe naming of his clerk. Mr,
Steber withdrew the nomination be bad
made, and Mr. Arneld was declared the ap
pointed clerk.
The Hat et election districts was called ever
and as each district was called tbe return
judge banded In his return. Tbe only dis
trict objected te was tbe Sixth ward, city, te
which Geerge Uilman, or East Lampeter, ob
jected. Under the rules the teturn was sent
te tbe Investigating committee.
At 12.10 tbe convention took a recess until
1:30.
Till: AfTUnSCON SESSION.
The beard el return judges re-convened at
1:30 o'clock, snd the reading of returns was
begun. Tbe districts were called In alpha
betical order, and will net be completed te
fore ulght
TUB COMMITTER ON CONTESTS.
The committee appointed te Investigate
these districts against which objections
had been filed, met this alternoen
for organlzitien. Percy Sheck was elected
chairman; Wm. K. Beard was nominated for
secretary, and declined. Every ether mem
ber waa nominated, but all declined te serve,
and tbe committee Is without a secretary.
Chairman Sheck said the only district tbat
had thus far been referred te them was the
Sixth ward, city, but It was decided net te
proceed with the Investigation at present
Mr. Beard said tbat unless tbe objections
were withdrawn te tbe Sixth, objections
would be made te half a dc 7 jc ether districts.
Tbe committee adjourned te tbe large room
te await developments.
A Few fen V Ictures.
Clayten F. Myers was going around te day
wearing a bread smile and 110 necktie. He
has reason te rejoice, for be baa the fattest
elllce in the row, and get it with the least
struggle.
Ex-Squlre Jehn P. Frank, of Columbia,
were no cellar this morning, as an expression
of hlsgrlef at the result lie bad been ter
Mentzsr until Friday evening.
Tbe conspicuous red rose en Counseller
Kennedy's luppel nude some penple wonder
whether he was going te be sheriffs attorney.
Ex.Lgildter Hteber's voice we frequent
ly heard In the meeting of return Judge.
He would like te hear tbe same voice again
resounding through the capltel corridors at
Harrlaburg.
Tem Cochran were a big red rese in Lis
lappel. As many of his aide went dowe, it
is supposed te mean tbat tue genial Senate
clerk thirsts for gore.
VHAIXLK tO AtTMHli.
Tbe
fresldeut cannot Oe te a CennccUcut
Menament Deatrslinu.
Nr. Uaen, Conn., May 23 Tbepresl
dent and Mrs. Cleveland will be unable te
attend the monument dedication services en
June 17 for reasons given in tbe following
letter received early this morning :
Exkeutivk Mansion, Wash., Msy 20
J'e JIeh. Aitiniiel A. Yerk, Mayer anil
Chairman, if c Tbe Invitation which waa
tendered me a few weeks age te ba present
en tbe occasion et the dedication or the sol
diers' and sailors' monument at New Haven
en tbe 17th day of June next has remalued
unanawered In tba hope tbat 1 may be able te
accept tbe same, whoa ether plans and ar
rangements weredefinltely fixed. 1 sincerely
regiettbst I am new obliged tn relinquish
tbe anticipation or Joining 111 these interest
ing exercises, wblcii will nerve as a tribute or
love and veneration tn the patriotism or tbe
sons or Connecticut Illustrated in all tbe
wars or our country. The citizens of a state
se rich as your In honorable trsditiens, se
related te lioreio sieriutw anu se inn 01 tne
sturdlncss which a hardy love el liberty
teaches, de well te erect te tne memory of her
fallen heroes monuments which shall con
atantly remind future generations that all
they have aud all they enjoy was dearly
bought and that their Inheritance cl peace
ful nrosnerltv Is charged with an obligation
of honor aud stlectlen ter thoselrom whom It
descended and wltb a duty et its pi enervation
by the exeiclse of patriotic citizenship.
Yours, very truly,
Giieeii Ci.kki.and.
The Mii'auercher Walk.
The Mmnnercber were rather late this
yesr with their May walk, which did net take
place uutil yesterday. About 0 o'clock In
the morning one hundred members left tbelr
hall accompanied by the Weise's Island Fish
lug Club band, Tbey walked te the old
Factory bridge thence by way or Kooky
Springs te Wltraer'H brldge and from tbat te
Tail's Ualn. At tbe Utter place breakfast was
partaken of and the greater part or tbe fore
noon was spent in singing, beating and hav
ing a geed time. They returned te tbe city
at intervals during the day.
Aaala lu Custody.
Hamtiel Kyan, who was arrested soma time
age en a charge or seduction against blm In
Canten, Ohie, was recommitted en Haturday
nlgbtaud ia uew in prison. Sheriff Leln
Inger, el Stark county, telegraphed te Chief
Smith that the grand jury had found a true
bill against Kyan, whereupon the young man
waa again taken into custody.
lb 77th fa. Vet Vel. Reunion.
On account el the excitement attending the
Republican primary eleotlen Haturday even
ing, there were but a small number of mem
bers present at tbe meeting et the 77th
veterans and these present adjourned te
Tbursdsy evening next without taking any
action.
Trtatert for Caucsr,
Vienna, Msy S3 A Berlin telegram te
the Vienna Arte Frte PrtM says that the
Crown Prince Frederick William tc-dsy
underwent a serious operation te relieve blm
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101 OaBesr w we uixeaia i.t""'-."-i
has et seea oaaelally xwnrtaeti,
KKtamtB TBMPLAB VOKVLATB.
AmegsaaMis far tha street farad In fhtla
dslphta To-Merrow Msrnlag.
The thirty-fourth annual conclave of the
GrandCemraandery of Pennsylvania Knights
Templar began at tbe Philadelphia Acad
emy of Music this morning, and continues
until Wednesday evening, during which
time tha Academy will be under sole charge
of tbe Knights, At neon there was s recep
tion of Sir Knights and tbelr ladles, and
lunch waa served.
Te-morrow the grand parade of tbe com cem
manderles will take place. The line will
lerm at 9:30 o'clock as fellows : First division
en Pine street, west, right resting en Bread
elreet ; Beccnd division en Pine street, east,
right resting en Bread street; Third division
en Hpruce street, west, right resting en
Bread street ; Fourth division en Hpruce
street, esst, right resting en Bread street At
10 o'clock the line will move In the follow
ing order : Hir Geerge H. Graham, R. E.
grand commander ; E. Sir Leuis M. Chas
tesu, aid ; past grand cemmandera ;
Corinthian " Chasseur " Cemtnandery, Ne.
53, K. T., etc. Lancaster Cemtnandery, Ne.
13, will be In tbe Second division under com
mand of E. Sir William W. Allen, grand
generalissimo.
The Lancaster Knights will leave this city en
Fast Line at 0:05 te-morrow morning. They
will be accompanied by the State Capital
band of Uarrlsburg, which will arrive In
this city this evening and give a concert for
tbe Llederkranz. The cemtnandery will
have ever one hundred men In line, but
some have already gene te the city.
On a special train, which passed through
Lancaster this afternoon, were tbe Knights
Templsr or Wllllsmspert, accompanied by a
brats band.
MBTMHVB DlarttlVtt CUHtULlDAtBD
Thrse Counties Added te the Mlntb, or tanesa
ter District,
The president lsued an order en Haturday
changing and consolidating a number or tbe
internal revenue districts throughout the
country as fellows :
District or Delaware wltb district of Mary,
land ; tbe Third district of New Jersey with
tbe Filth district of New Jersey: the
counties et Blair and Huntingdon or tbe
present Twenty -third district of Pennsylva
nia, and the county et Bedterd, of tbe pres
ent Twenty second district of Pennsylvania,
are aided te tbe Ninth district et Pennsylva
nia; the Nineteenth district or Pennsylvania,
tbe Twenty second district or Pennsylvania,
except tbe county or Bedford, and tbe
Tweuty-tblrd district et Pennsylvania,
except the counties of Blair and Hunting
don, are consolidated aud made one dis
trict te be known as tbe Twenty-third
district et Pennsylvania. By tbe new ar.
rangement twenty-two districts are abolished
and the collectors 'relieved"trem the service.
This will retire twenty collectors, besides
ether c(llcials,frem tbe publle service. It Is
estimated tbat the reform will effect a saving
or 1100,000 a year te tbe government,
A talk with Collector MacGenigle this
morning revealed that he had received no
official Information of the change. He
doubted whether mere clerical force would
be needed, aa there are lew cigar manufac
turers, wholesale liquor dealera or recti tleis
In the three added counties.
HTATK NOTES IN ALINE OK TWO.
Keadlng has 200 saloons and the county
eutaldn tbe city has 250.
J. F. Lanabsn, of Montgomery county,
wss dragged Inte a weeds, tied, stripped,
robbed and brutally beaten.
Jehn Wllhelm, of Womelsderr, Berks
county, has employed counsel te recover for
him tbe hotel property at Womelsdert which
be sold te tbe Equitable Beneficial association
for (0,000, taking this amount in policies en
which he never resllrsd a cent
The executive beard or District Assembly
Ne. 1, Knights or Laber, Philadelphia, has
for some time past been engsgsd In investi
gating a breach or trust et its secretary, Jehn
VV'. Snultre, who is charged with applying
te his own use about J 1,000 belonging te the
order.
Dr. David Uestetterand Mr.Balph Bagaley
bavejust closed the sale or a large body el
coking coal lands in Western Pennsylvania
for a price closely approximating 11,000,000.
Frank Zbel,whoahet and killed his brother
In Heading a year age, and was adjudged
Insane at his trial, has been liberated from
Jail, having been pronounced cured.
William Qulgley, aged IS, of West Cheater,
and Becky Davis, aged 10, were en their way
te Camdeii, N. J., te ba married when their
elders stepped them.
Tbe annual junior oraterlal contest at
Latsyette college wss wen by Washington
Hall, for tbe first time In nine years. Frank
lin hall did uet net a prlzs thla time. Tbe
victors were : W. MeCamsnt, of Harrlaburg,
first; B. II. Giles, et Dslsware, aeoend; O,
D. MoCennell, of Pullllpsburg, N. J., third.
BVN DUWJT Ht A TBAM.
Twe fblladcliihla, lUpuriers Killed en a
Itailread Urldg.
Tbe Pennsylvania limited express, which
left Jersey City st 3:50 Haturday afternoon,
was runuing through Germantown Junction
at fitly miles an hour at 6:45 exactly wben
tbe engineer saw two men running ahead of
blm en the bridge en the Keadlng railroad.
The bridge is a narrow one, the Iren trusses
rising close te each side of tbe track, se tbat
the men were caught In a trap If they failed
te beat the locomotive across.
The engineer took in the situation at a
glance, sounded his whistle, and applied the
air brake se quickly as te startle all tbe pas
sengers. It waa no use. Tbe engine ever
took the both men almost simultaneously,
ground them up and tluug the tern and fear
fully mutilated and disfigured remalna te tbe
right of tbe track. Tbe names of the men
killed were S. Kay Shepherd, reporter of
the Philadelphia Jiceerd and E. J, Isaacs, et
tbe Philadelphia Press.
The fjaakers and Antinomies.
Friend Jeseph Klklnten and Friend Jeseph
Walten, of Philadelphia, both prominent
Quakers, are making a pilgrimage among
tbe Mention I tea et this county te see bow
they are prospering spiritually and tempor
ally. On Tuesday Friend Elkinton preached
before a very large congregation In the Men Men Men
nonlte meeting house at Goedvillo; en
Thursday he preached at Landls' Valley ;
en Friday at Hess's meeting house
above Lititz ; en Haturday at Peters
burg ; en Hun day morning at MllleravlUe,
and Sunday alternoen at tbe Did Mennoelte
church iu East Chestnut street this city. The
congregations at all these places were very
Urge. At tlie meeiteg In thla elty tbe beuse
ivaa rrreatlv iirnaffi All and mtitiw wear Tine, til a
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te obtain seats. The meeting was opened by
Rev. Mvers. a Mennenlte minister from
I1UUKB UUUUIJT,
wbe unexpectedly waa pres
ent He spoke In German and made a forci
ble address. Friend Elkinton followed tn
English and waa listened te with marked al
tentlen. Te-day be speaks at Melllnger's
meeting beuse, and te-morrow at Htumptewn.
riv rrseu Orewned,
Five perteus out et a beating party of eight
were drowned in tbe Delaware river at roil-
adelphla Sunday night ate o'clock. Twe el
tbe lest were young women, two were young
men and the filth, was a boy. There were
three et the Ave or one family, a wife and
two brothers. The drowned were: Kate
Murphy, aged 'Jl years ; Maggie Ilaney, aged
iu years; jereiuiau ajuriwr, "-" :
Themas Murphy, aged lu years,
Clennens, aged 'iJ years.
Dennis
Opmiles or am-oaetcSer Oarasa.
The girden attached te the Majnnercber
hotel was opened for tbe season ea Saturday
evening, when Prof. Burger's orchestra gavs
one of their fine oeacerts.
What Cleveland Wilt alias,
yrem the Philadelphia lleceid.
President Cleveland wUl set dine wltb tbe
Farmers' club at Marietta ea Colonel Duty's
betpllable wvltaUes. The erastdeat wUl
B tst a 0M djaaat aU JU
TUG ILL-FATED CELTK1
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The relics Cnabl ta Ks
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Masses el These Who Were taj
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unxnuraaay, way 19, aiDfisp, sa. wMet
trssk SaValsmrs. sties jeale mm A " .&
BrltUh steamer Celtic, of tbe White star UBBg',
from Liverpool, came Inte mlltelea wMh as '
British stesmer Britannia, of tba sasaa Isaav
from New Yerk for Liverpool, strikhag mmt:
en tne pert side aft sad doing
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New Yerk, May 23. -At 5 c'ceest.stMV:
MftM.1.. .,. ret...- u.- it-- - -
auw.uaun UV ITU1W OlOT tlBV
Celtic, which, en Thursday last cms
her slater ship, the Brllsnnle, dsmsghag
be Daaiyastenecccstiteber return te
and killing a number of steerage
weighed anchor and started from
anchorage, off Scotland llghtahlp te
up te this city, Hbe crossed tbe bar el
and proceeded under steam te quarutsMk
wnere sne ancnerea. Alter nsvlng Deen Vs
ueu uy me neaitn officers she proceeded em
her wsy te ber wharf at the loot et WT
Tenth street at 7 o'clock, nwnhlnv it a nut ?'-
before 9 o'clock. A motley crowd was eeasu w
ered sll along tbe pier and as seen as tha two." f
big gang planks were heisted Inte position , &
rush waa made te receive the uufortnnate Sit
voyagers. Tbe police force present was ?&
entirely inaaequate ana tne moo rushed y-w
nnrleM tltssi luiiiHJaSi mhekab &m1 u AC i r.'&e
uuu vi sut uuuuusu UfJca tUU UH tssrV 'trvt
gang pisnss. nana snasing, tears, embraces "A
and mineral congratulations ware tha elaiiA.
of the dsy. The Britannic remains a;'CM
anrhnrnff tha llirhutiln. Tha rmamamammM
who were net transported te this city
evening, were brought up te the city
morning en the steamboat William FletchetyAJ
nwas etnciatiy stated at tbe office et ue1
nuiweuir uue m uiutuiug, mat as tarsal ti;
C,kl..Ct. It ll I ...-. M 31
known, but four of tbeateeraga passengers n
who were killed en deck by the flying debttS fm
were burled as aea. Heme of th.,;J
naaiAnirnni- nnRrr. inaiac inu aa .'.fti
was a woman among tha victims alvsttfil
a sea burial. The official list of the Injured, iljij
Include Elizabeth Walnwrigbt, or East
Hampton, Mass. ; Msry Grime, Sonthpeal. '
England ; David Blcketts, Chlcsge, eyebrow
cut ; M. Donebue, thigh broken ; Mark Allea. 'ji
fingers mashed: William Laler. Qqssm ",'w
county, Ireland, thigh dislocated t Patrick al
Burk, County Maye, Ireland, feet aud ribs ! Vj
Jured ; G. A.Koblnsen,sged 13, compeundlrao Ml
tureef the arm ; Jehn Burke, suffering frost -
shock. He Is a consumptive and his oendl-'
nea is iiuub auriuia. ins iair esuraasssi .vx
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piace tne numoer ei parsons kiueu si nve ; ,
and the Injured at 20, The first lead et
ateersge passengers from the Celtle waa ifi
landed at Castle Garden at 10 o'clock this-
morning. There were 300 of them alt ate;-'
one at the steamship company's ofBeei
tell when the Britannia would wrtYeea,
deck until ,Mr. laaaay. en e Jm:
Y?Tjnte her in altnc.v
who had gene
tlSiwTJlaSSta-
return. NeltbJ
anystatoment Their reper
In writing and will undoubtedly
documents. The offices et the White
company were crewueu an morning wnaw-i''
friends et tbe passengers en tbe Brlttanleaad
Celtle making anxious Inquiries. Tbe ma
jority of thein were the friends et steerage
passengers. Very little information was ob
tainable. The passengers lsnded at the Cat.
tie Garden did net seem soy the worse rer
their experience. They were In a bsppy
frame of mind and net at all affected by the
accident. At the pier en West Tenth street
these who bad been transferred from the
Brlttanlc te the Celtic were huddled together
and told te remain there by the company's
servants until their baggage arrived. They
had also been ordered te say nothing about
the accident.
An eaa-er crowd Backed the Dler and tha
adjoining wharves all day and gazed with
curious eves uoen the bla? wound In the Cat, ,,:
tlc'a ttnwr. Tha atom waa twlatad nlaar '-"'-,;
around and lay flat upon tbe pert aide. The' ;
bole In ber forward compartment was larga-.tf
euuuu iu wiuiu m uihiv hiuiwi, uiiiwaa rtia
urep 01 water nau ivaaeu inreuga ner nse vij
euu uuuiparbiueuiM , me onuuiuiej wsw T -
neavuy uaen ana tne dews or im
Celtle everlspped the bulwarks of bee-
slater ship. She will be oefferdammed $fi
aa seen as ner cargo is aisenargea ana aae
may be able te sail In three weeks. The' ?
Brltannle cannot be brought te tbe city until ,V;
ha I llirhtaned. She will ha drv.rtnrked at ill
the F.rie basin and It Is expected will be re- k1
ralnul In .hmil fmir wtr Th Avanla
arrived thla morning and will be unleaded as jfjS
seen as possible, me jsniaunica passengers
will probably sail by ether lines, "M
Fatally Burned In a Leck-ap. Vl'4
Yenir, Msy 23. Geerge Eyster, who it. $
sidea near .tegier a cnurcn, wis county, aaesj-j
with hnrrlhla Heath at New Halatn. ea ReA-t W!
urday afternoon. Eyster bad been Indulge J,
lng In drink and became involved in a qnarj
nl . ssaa aaAattaaH anrl ntit In lia lswftrMeai " wSiiTv?
act, aiuia natal sutvaiins euu au eaa ttuv we-a as. iM
isj in s n rnar nisrw 11 ass nrnnania nsst saau- wasasm .-.,.c
te tbe atraw in tbe cell, and waa most herri
bly burned before be could be rescued. After fy
suffering terrible agonies, be died from hia 4-S
injuries aunuay niger. ne leaves a wueswt -vt
uve cnuuren. cl?
Cenvlctad a I Arsen. )'.-iA
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UAVKNl-UKI, lusii reajr -).-me ubh m jtJ
Anrii f. tha stock barn of Jehn Klllen. asar 'VI
thla nltv. iu dflatreved bv tire and twaadsr. -M
nine valuable horses burned involving a lasa'vS
of f75,000. Tbe charge of arson was prefer rat jm
against wiiuam rerry, a larin nana, wbs'k
was supposed te have fired tbe property ler a
revenge, Haturday Perry was found guilty
of tbe crime by Jury trial. Sentence la deferred.
K Iliad Hia H liur. "JS
.. nl'- w" , c.-.- 3f
nuusiuA, An, may -w. awuiusr -William
Warnecke. a veung man emDleved a
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aula ah tt.A fTwasia afaesail "- - i 9
wslkdul fntn a irv.m wham hia trial!. It . fi
naas.w- a sV wm - ,..... - - ..... ,
Dnmnle sssvlf as f ea ssAWlln rwauBi fsvtsai lvlns sasat .
tUUIJW if im vi ai srsjwtsvu arvws ns-isiajs -stas.-j
I ose.ano nrea uve suu irem "vvws
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mm ) tnM swnnian'a nnnv sun nan nwii iw i
I AWWVf w9 weWISISSSa ss wwaj SMs OS wwaay
therlff aud a posse, with bloodhounds, arji
I enblstralL There la no cause known gay-.
tbe murder.
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A Sumrasr Kssert ea Flra.
Canten. Mm. May 23. Tbe 1
at Sharen Is reported te be burning. Tj
Is no fire department there and atdaaail
ubiui for from Canten, asw
Knnu la m wall. known SUM
K-l mr n( I jlfl Hll SlinST It S I
nnrfnnirf hv a. P. Berer, tha aitk, i
socemmodatlons for 300 guest. . j
KllMSasUaatteJ.
GasKNCAsTtB, lad., May 23.Sat!
,.h, nmDonHeblnaoa and Jsck m
4g.
water quarreled ever a trivial ebTalr,
wan senarated by friends. Lateral
after drinking freely, they metaad
shot Bridgewatar dead. RoblaseaislSl
CaaHsh Iree-Slssert rati, Jl
Londen, Msy 83. Joes Dawes
Iren manuteeturers, aave asuea waua
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