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VOLU3H3 XXIII-NO. 238.
LANCASTER, PA., THURSDAY, JUNE ? 1887.
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EDITOR 1I0FFKR NOT GUILTY.
jitr tub DtrmmiAnt tkumiamae te
jmi mm vear.
The Ktldatiee en Which lb Altrgad iJbsleas
rnhllrallen Wm Hade-The Vim (live la
tbejurr-wiudla., Dp lb Werk at
Uuurt-The .tutors Ultchsiasd.
HVtfnM.f,iy.,lfernuiiri The trial al J. K
Hetter, el tb Mt Jjy Herald, ler libelling
Mr Laura K Mlunur, was resumed whan
court re-asseiiililed at i-M o'clock In the
presence el a .pod-sired audience.
Counsel for defense offered te prove tbat
Mr. Heller wm hoi!em through lllnaaa a
Week prier te Ihu publication el tli libelleus
artlels and lr tial weeks altnrwards, hut
the eiler was tiviimilnd anil defendant took
an exception.
The accuafd was ilia nit witness called
and lie tmtlnml that lis lived at ML Jey for
twenty one years, wa the owner et a print
ing office and the Mt, Jey Herald. Counsel
offered te prove by Ihla witness that he wan
stricken with III ukm en Doeetnbar SW. IKjtl,
six days bnlere the publication of the article
and that he did net publish or superintend
the publication of the ML JoyfernMen
January, but tliuelTnr wm overruled and an
exception grnuted. He Instilled lu conclusion
that he tlrst saw the paper containing the
publication aeiue time In April, ISS7, hut he
wa net allewwl te tell why he had net aeen
the article bttferethat tline
Jehn Itrm'lit, who live at Union Square,
teattHnt that he lived across the street
from Reuben Shelly and that ha itw him
wheiiHur he was at home; that Ksubeu
Shelly went away from home en Monday
before Chrtslm and be did net return
home until about January I.
Kllzsbeth Whltintn, alae a resident of
Union Square, tpslllled tbat she had a con
tersallen at llunry Koer'e heuae with
Laura Htener, lu the preaence of Fanny
llullouineyer, lu January, aud that Mr a.
Hieuer In that conversation aaid ahe had
slotted, theyhadaicoed time and the next
time they went they would go further.
Fanny Hutlenmnyer corroborated Mrs.
Whitman's leallmutiy a te the conversation.
He u ben Keer toatllled that be lived at
Sporting Hill aud that en one occasion he
drove Reuben .Shelly te Henry Reser'a heuae
where Ltura Htener was, and tbat he re
malum! away from his home all that night
aud only went home at neon the next day.
J. i:. Heller, aen el the defendant, testified
that be was In charge of the ML Jey Herald
en January I, IStf, and the Information aa te
the facta contained In the alleged libelleus
article wax furnished by Jacob II ljeraw ;
he aald he had no malice against the prusecu
trlx.sand whim Uilil that the repert of the
elnpe.ueiil was net correct he published the
retraction the lulliwlng wesk, whlcli was
read te the Jury. It was published lu Wed-
Ueda'alMTr.I.t.tICN(-,;ll,
J. 1L Heller, tlie defendant, was re-called
and tuitlllad tbat he hat net new nor
never did have any malice against Mrs.
Htener.
Iu rebuttal Mrs. Htener was allied and ahe
denied lu tete all the allegations In the article
or January I. Aa te tbecmversatlen teslllled
te by Mr. Whitman aud Fanny llulluuineyer
her erlen was Hut Mrs. Ke-mr was teasing
her about the eleptiiieul with Stielly and ahe
said she was away with her (tinier at that
tlmeutid ceui t net we hew alie until 1 have
elewd, but If ur ahedld ilope she would
go far enough away.
Mary Ann Keser, at whose house the con
versation took plsi e, ttstlllml that all that was
said was In fun and Mrs. Sie-ier said the next
time slin would go furthur and tsk arltoesi'
tna'i along.
Newton.dlbble tciiiuml Hint en the '.1) h of
December he droe Mrs. H toner Ireui his
father's liou-e t tha railroad sUtlen and
checked her 1mupie te Cerdelia s'atleu en
the lleaillnic V Celuinbla railroad. He did
net her HKal-i for two weeks, when he nw
her lu hla father heue, Shelly was net with
tier any el tlie times he mw her.
Abraham Oramin, IUIiik near Cerdelia,
testltimt tlmt Mrs Mtener caine te his beuse
te de some w lug ou December 'JO and ahe
lelt en the tolleArliig day after receiving
a tulegram te go te tier slater, Mrs. Ktnt, who
was sick.
Christian Morgan, the telegraph operator,
testified te receiving a message for Mrs.
Hteneraud delivering It te her. She bought
a ticket en December "I for Man helm.
Mrs Abraham Orainm teatltled tbat Mrs.
Htener took some sewing te de for bar when
she lett en Decemlxir -I. .She did net see her
again until afler January 1st.
Wm. Kinttestlllixl that Mrs, Htener came
te his house, te nurse hi wife, en December
21 and she remained there until January 'J J.
Dr. i: II. Wlttuer testified te attending
Mrs. Ktnt In her Illness from December 21
until January 2 and he caw Mrs, HUmer there
upon his second llt.
Alter some further cumulative evidence
the testimony wai closed, and counsel began
their argu menu At the conclusion of the
argument court adjourned until Thursday
morning.
Thursday Jurmiij. This morning In the
cane of J. IL Heller, charged with libel, the
jury was charged aud they retired shortly be
fore half-past nine o'clock.
At 2:30 p. di. the Jury In the case of the
commonwealth vs. J. It. Heller, triad for
libel, entered court and rendered a verdict of
net guilty, but delendant te pay the costs of
prosecution. The court sentenced the defend
ant In accordance with the vardlcL
The case of Adam Obltnder, charged with
embujlement by Monterey ledge of Odd
Fellows, was next taken up. The ceunsel for
the delense tiled a demurrer te the Indict
ment, en the ground it did net allege tbat the
accused had acted feloniously. The case
went eir and will be acted upon at the next
argument court.
In the case of commonwealth versus Sam
uel Kaby, charged with larceny as bailee, a
verdict of net guilty was taken, as the case
could net be made out.
Owing te the absence of ceansel and wit
nesses there was no ether cases ready for
trial te day. As there are but a few cases left
en the list for trial, aud it was net certain tbat
they would be ready te-morrow, the court
discharged the Jurers for the remainder of
the week.
Tbe Kelurmcd Hyaad Adjourn..
The nenaral avnetl of the Reformed ehurcb.
which baa been In session at Akren, Ohie,
for eight da; s, adjourned Wednesday after
noon. Mueh Important business was trans
acted In the olealng hours. The new consti
tution, which baa been In tbe hands of aoom aeom aoem
uilitee for some time, was favorably reported
and adopted without debate. The report of
tbe committee en beard of foreign missions,
reeemmendlng that flfiaen thousand dollars
be raised annually for foreign missions, was
adopted and the action e7 the women In
organizing a general beard of missions was
approved. A temperance resolution was
adopted, ltexpres.es profound regret and
sorrow at the evil of Intemperance, and calls
upon all synod, classes and churches te unite
In zealous aud persistent Christian etlert
looking towards lis speedy extermination.
The reiert of the oemmlttaa en ehurcb union
was adopted. It cited tbe fact that tbe He.
formed church had always been ready te
extend the right band of fellowship te all
Christians and hailed with Jey the signs of
closer unluu of Cled's people.
Ladtss' rrtsbyiartalgeelaty.
The Ltdles' Preabyterlal liema Mission
society la in sesaien te-day la Um Presby
terian church at Columbia. Te aeeletyia
composed of delegates from all tnaeburefces
la the presbytery. The delata tarn Lu Lu
eastar u Mm J. Y. MllesMU, Km, Xetett
K. UaMaafWOOd Hsd MlW U AatUtWt.
The I'asera Tbat Wars rat al Ma Teeebere al
Watt Uacsllea.
Nciiii'Mreki June 7, County Hoparla Heparla
lendent Ilrecbt held bis annual examination
nf taeebers for West Coealloo township at the
Hebmnack school house en Tuesday, the
elaas consisted of twelve members, sla of
whom received eertllleates, Tbe following
questions ware submitted te the members of
tbe elaas te lest their knowledge In the differ
ent branches
Arllhmetle-1. A, II and 0 start at the
asms point te travel around a lake M miles
In circumference. A travels 7 miles and H
21 miles a day In the same direction. C
travels 14 miles a dsy In an opposite direc
tion. In bow many days will they all
meat?
2 A and It traded together. A put In V.VI0
for ifO days, and reealved i nf the gain
Tne number of dollars 11 putm waa equal te
the number el dava It was employed In
trade. What was It's capital T
3. The duty at I'J prnnL " Importa
tion el aatln was filu 40 What was the
Invoice of gendT
4. A h gshesd of syrup was Beld ler Ml M)
which was at a reduction el Mi iwr cenL from
ensL Kind tbe cost per gallon?
& Hew deep must a circular cistern A feet
In diameter be te held 70 barrels?
it Kind the 1 1 h teuu of tbe series 80, 15,
7, etc.
7. Shew that 10 square chains equals an
acre.
8 Find the reclprocale(5?;.
U In what two ways may tbe value of a
fraction be diminished.
Oeegraphy 1 Define platetu, mountain
syateui, zone and axis.
2 Lecate the rivers Thstnes, Han Joaquin,
Willsmette, HL Jehn, Housstenlo and Jor Jer
dan. 3 Name the natural resources of Illinois.
1. Name the industrial resources of Illl
nnls. !. Nsine some educational resjurces of
Pennsylvania,
n Draw a map of Kurnpe.
Physiology -Discuss 1, K tract nf exercise
en the various ergana : 2. The structure and
action of tbe stomach; 3, What, when and
hew te eat; 4, Why Is the body warm; &,
Tba Medulla Oblengata: G. The effects of
alcohol ou the stomach ; 7, Kxplaln what Is
meant by color blindness.
Grammar 1, Conjugate tbe verb run In
the subjunctive mood; 2, Analyze the fel
lowing verse.
Ilulda Its embers, red and clear.
Basked, In his platd. a mountaineer ;
Aad up lie sprung with sword in hand;
" Thy name and purpoiei saxen, standi"
Bm ittLL nrntmrt.
Olun.lil, el lbs Old Ironside, en Illl Way te
lb Terente Ulub,
DateOldlleld, late of the dlabanded Os
wego club, passed through this city st 'J -IS this
morning en bis way te Terente, which club
hejilna. Date Is looking well and weighs
25 peuuds heavier than be did when In Lan
caster. Tbe Pittsburg and Detroit did net play
yeaterday,and as tbe Itostens were beaten by
tbe Washington by 0 te 2 tbe. DetrelU are
still the leaders. The ether games et the
League were : At Philadelphia, New Yerk 7,
Philadelphia 4 ; At Indianapolis, Chicago 8,
IndlanstHills 3.
Tbe Pennsylvania Htate T.gue games
vesterdsy were : At Altentewu. Allentown,
: Willlamapert, 2 At Wllteabarre,
Wilkeabarre, 17 ; liradferd, U At Heading,
Heading, 17 ; Alteena, 0
Orenr la catching finely for Hrneklyn, and
yesterday be had two two base hits.
Ollmere Is the winning pitcher of the
Washington team Just new.
The Washington club play In New Yerk
te dsy. The last time the seuatnra wen two
games out of three, and the third game was
wen by New Yerk by the close aoete el 7 te 9.
Tbe Association games yesterday were : At
Philadelphia, (Ural game): Athletics fl, Cin
cinnati 4 ; (Second game): Cincinnati 0,
Athletics A ; st IWltluiere : Ilaltlmere 13,
Louisville tl ; at Mutten Island : St. Louts
l. Mets 1 : at Brooklyn : llreuktyn II, Clave
laud 5
It baa been shown what goeJ ball playing
will de In the case of the Mets. Since they
defeated the HL Leuis tholrcrewds have In.
creased aud yesterday they had 5,000 poeplo.
Heward dernttiHl Yale aud tbe wonderful
Slagg yeaterday by 7 te 5.
ThehL Leuis club makes tlrst appearance
lu Philadelphia te-day.
Ven Der Ahe Is after a half Interest In the
Athletiacliib, and there la no deuht about L
H'mralg Is dissatisfied with Masen and Sim
mons, and be wants Ven Der Ahe te take
their InteresL The SL Leuis manager says
he would strengthen tlie Athletic greatly by
adding Lathsm, King and Hudsen, and put
ting Lyens and Saward en the Browns.
Masen says there is no such a scheme en
loot, but It is generally believe! tbat there Is.
The next time Manager Bear gees te Lan
caster te play ball be should chsrge nothing
end threw in a lunch and beer chrema This
Is tee only wsy be will ever succed iu getting
a Lancaster crowd ItiHldetbe fence. Colum
bia Herald.
WAltl A BUI FUVMTU
Oirrsspeadsuls Who Hells Lancaster Ougbt
te Uav a Ureal I'arads.
Ens. lNTKi.i.KiKNUsu In reading ever
your valuable psiwr of J line M, I see an article
about tbe celebration of Fourth or July. I
must admit with my fellow citizens tbst the
greateat day of our nation Is rapidly passing
away In memory. He why net have an old
fashioned Fourth of J uly T If your valuable
paper has a small space, I would otter a sug
gestion te have a parade In tbe morning by
tbe different associations and orders of the
city and Invite the different associations and
orders of the county. And I feel assured tbat
they have enough American pride te warrant
a large demonstration. Then have speacn
msktug In thealternoeu at McUrann'a park,
Aa 1 thluk that would bring tbeusanda Inte
our city and keep hundreds of Lancastrians
at home. 1 hope that something may be
done te make this Fourth of July a great day
for tbe city of Lancaster. ACitizkn.
A net bar Cry for a farsda.
IIds. lNTKLMUKNOEn The suggestion
yett eiler that the celebration of the Fourth
of July should be taken in hand by our citi
zens with a view te making it mere
thoroughly patriotic and popular day of re
joicing for tbe bleasingsef llberty.meeta with
tbe hearty approval of many ; but I ask ter
room te suggest tbat mere attention should
be given le military display than te Ure Ure
werka. Invite some or tbe state militia and
offer te pay their expenses. The crowd,
tbat m big parade would draw, would
eat enough peanuts and drink enough
soda water te mere than cover the expenses ;
and wbat Is the use of having toy soldiers If we
cannot see them new and then T Youths tbat
de net remember tbe tramping thousands of
tbe war may leek upon tbe citlsen soldiers
wltb patrlotle pride and Imagine themselves
dressed up In soldier cletbee te catch bullets
and cannon balls for tbe benefit of Uncle
Ham ; aa they may some day be called upon
te de. Let us have a big military parade
an))a sham battle, If a few soldiers de faint
from tbe beaL BoviiahtksFubieso.
rnrebasad an Arc Disame,
P. B. Hliaw bas purchased a large are
dynamo which will be placed In the eloctrle
light works, In this city, In about ten days or
two weeks. Alter tbts arrangement Is com
pleted the Kdlsen works will be prepared te
furnish te tbe public either an excellent arc
light or tbe present Edisen Incandescent.
Fer large rooms and buildings one or two
are lights can be put in supplemented by
Edisen Incandescent, thereby giving an
abundance of light and distributing It te all
corners."
Haw Sleek Oar.
Geerge Gressman, of this city, bas been
granted a patent for an entirely new stock
ear, tke Imprevementa wbtett consist la
the nenetr wet lest and arrangement of the
stall parUUeae and Um saauer of supplying
lb estiaM&t. with water. The patent wm
MsUMtAsaBjg.WaB.il. Oertait,
COL. DUFFY ENTERTAINS.
tmm 9Amummk club attbkbuib aw-
MOAL ntmHBm At MABIBTtA.
The Dtsuagatskad resale at the rany-nr-
aalssllea al the aefceel fJasiraVUr. O. W.
Keleh Qfceesa rrsslaaai-Otkar Kvsats
a Wast Daaagal's Resy OaalksL
Mariktta, Jnne 9 Cel. James Duffy
gave ble annual dinner te the Farmers' clnb
te-day at his park, about mile north et
town. The distinguished guests arrived at
norm In special trains from Uarrlsburg and
Philadelphia. They were driven te the park
In carriages. The following were expected :
O. B. Reberta, president of tbe Pennsylvania
railroad : K. P. Wilbur, president of tbe
Lehigh Valley railroad ; Charles Pugb, gen
era! manager Pennsylvania railroad!
Jeseph Patterson, president of Western
bank, Philadelphia; W. H. Drayten,
Judge Middle, Gee. Blight, Jehn 1L Wllaen,
Wayne MaeVaagh, A. L. Hnewden, J. K.
Fell, Philadelphia ; lien. J. D. Cotneren, If.
McCermlck, Ifarrlaburg ; MaJ. Bant, Steel Steel
ten ; Gen. Hlmen Cameren, Maytown ; H. U,
Reynolds, W. B. Fordney, esq, Lancaster ;
Ames Bewman, Marietta ; Lawrence Jereme,
New Yerk, aud ethers. Here Is the menu
tbe " farmers " enjoyed :
Little Neck Clams
Hreen Turtle a la anslatte
Boiled Salmen Sauce lluinard.
Cucumber ealad. Uraba a la Uetbll.
Cattelebtd' Agnean nr New Peas.
met da Healxala Hordateut.
Potatoes Urouent Asparagus.
Punt-be la rtnelll.
Vlaarat'et.
Supreme de WatelUa an Truffles.
Spinach.
Celd Uam a la Dnffr. Lettuce Salad.
strawberries au Madeira.
Tralnage da nrlcn KtxiuelerL
Coffee.
Served by flnelll A Watts, Philadelphia.
Msetlag el tbe Mebcel Heard.
The Marietta school beard reorganized en
Monday evening with tbe following efllcera :
President, Dr. G. W. Kelcb ; secretary, Tbee.
Hlestand : treasurer, Ames Bewman. Tbe
ether directors are Jehn Crull, Fred. Waller
and Dr. 1L A. Mowery. The school term and
salaries are the asms as last year. Tbe beard
adjourned te meet en tbe evening of tbe 23d
InsL when the teachers will be elected.
Last Saturday evening Misses Landes,
Jewell and Uemperly, of MUleraville, gave a
very Una entertainment In Central ball te an
appreciative audlauce. Miss Landes' charm
ing recitations, Miss Jewell's sweat singing,
wltb Miss Hemperly'a accompaniments,
brought forth loud applause and encore. Mlts
Jewell sang a beautiful sole in the Presbyte
rian church en Hundsy morning.
Miss Belle Kline will give a birthday party
In tbe rink this evening. Her sge is net
known.
Tbe Kpisoepallans gave a sociable at Dr. a.
W. Ketch's, Tuesday evening.
A troupe of Chinese students will give an
exhibition el their native habits and Indus
tries en Hsturdsy night In Central hall. It
will be under tLe auspices of the M. K.
ehurcb.
Joel J. Karty and wire, of Philadelphia
were tbe guests of Ames liausmsn en Sun
day. We are te have a military company here,
the requisite number of recruits have been
found and tbe names sent te beadquartera.
Herace Hsldeman will be captain. The ether
honors bsve net hsen bea'ewed yeL
Cel. D. B. Case gsve a dinner te a number
of bis friends en Tuesday afternoon. It waa
a very enjoyable affair. The guests expressed
themselves as highly plessed with the feast.
The East Denegal school beard re organized
at Maytown Tuesday morning with H. G.
Kngle, ss president, J. F. Johnsten, secre
tary, Jacob S. Miliums, treasurer. The
ether directors areS. I Brandt, J. K. Nits
ley and M. V. Fry. The term was extended
te seven months with same salary as before.
Tbe school tax Is 2', mills. Teachers will be
elected en June II, snd tbe schools will open
September 5.
Deck A Jorden's circus will be here en the
14th InsL
Children's dsy will be observed In tbe
Presbyterian church en next Hundsy. The
pregramme will be the one prepared by the
president of the Sunday Scheel association.
The Y. M. C. A. of this district will
encsmp at Yerk Uaven tbe latter part of
July and beginning of AugusL
At a sheeting match yesterday afternoon
Ames Bewman shot 5 pigeons out of 6, U
Jereme 0 out of 7, Welter Fryberger 6 out
of 7.
THM AMI Ut WATMMM.
Floods In Cambria aad Memerasl Counties.
Distressing Hesnss Twe Dsatbs.
The Meed at Johnstown was caused by a
waterspout west el Uoeversvllle, Somerset
county, a village en tbe line of the Somerset
it Cambria railroad. Tbe village waa en
tirely under water and the destruction of
property is greeL Many thousand legs be
longing te the Lttrebe Lumber company
passed there yesterday. Tbe bridges above
there were carried oft Kernvllle bridge was
partly destroyed. The bridges at Coopers
dale and Ven Lumens were swept away.
The destruction of property Is enormous,
but the amount cannot be ascertained new.
At Uoeversvllle tbe work el tba flood Is ap
palling. Upwards or twenty residences were
washed off their foundatlena and deposited
en the ground. At least 100 families In Johns
town alnue lest everything In tbe lower
story and cellar et their beuses,
Tbe water having subsided, tbe scene te-day
is one of demoralization and luln. Yards
and streets were blocked with debris and
rubbish ; beuses were tilled with water
soaked goods and mud, and multitudes of
women and children were standing about
weeping and mourning ever tuetr ruinea
homes.
In Grubbtewn, Ceneinaugh borough, Mor Mer
rlllvllle, Minersville, Cambria City and
Coopersdale, tbe same scene waa presented,
and It Is estimated that In the suburbs and
Johnstown 200 people are temporarily ren
dered homeless and dependent ter shelter en
thecbarlty et their mera tortunsteneighbets.
Ne estlmste can be made et the damage at
present, but It Is thought that It will reach
150.000 In Johnstown alone.
Mrs D. J. Merrell, rellet or Hen. D. J.
Merrell, died from heart disease about 12
o'clock Thursday nlgbt produced, It Is sup
posed, by excitement caused by tbe water
surrounding her beuse, and being several
feet In tbe lower story. Colonel Jamee M.
Cooper, a wealthy and Influential citizen of
Coopersdale, dropped dead In the cemetery
from ever excitement. He had gene te tbe
cemetery te learn tbe extent of tbe damage
te bla let
Curious Meal rer a Baas.
A two pound bass purchased et a ttsh ven ven
eor In this elty en Wednesday, contained a
carious animal. It la pronounced a aea
nettle or aealepba, Oierhlgrada. It has a
body about an Inch long and nearly square.
At tbe end of tbe body are ten or a dozen
tentacles about as thick aa a lead penell ; tbe
two main ones being eight Inchea long. Tbe
body la a gelatinous substance, and while the
animal la lu water It has a pbosperus lum
inosity. They ant said te be rmy destructive
te shell fish. It wraps tbe tentacles about
an oyster and although It requires a great deal
et time, it eventually aueke a hole through
the shell.
This Is another Illustration tbat baas wilfc
eat anything tbat baa lite aad la net tee large.
Harder la riret- Degree.
Youkestown, Ohie, June 9. The Jury In
tbe murder trial of Ebenecer Stanyard for
the killing of Allet Raaoex en March
4tb, eame In at neon te day with a verdlotef
guilty et murder la Um first degree. Tbe
defease plea was laeanlty, bat Um verdict la
laweteUy MfVaM M J eat,
Aa Aaavllle aHaleter Preaches en the Mental
OeadlUsai at tba Mardsrer.
It la new a Battled fact that tbe defense of
William Showers, the accused murderer of
his two little grandsons, In Annvllle, Leba
non county, will be Insanity. Ills friends
claim that If he did kill the boys he did
It while In an Insane state of mind, and tbat
he bas new no recollection el having com.
mltted the crime. The sermon of Kev. Mr.
Deltxler at Annvllle last Sunday bas created
quite a sensation among the country folks In
and arennd Annvllle, and the strong feeling
against Showers hae In a measure subsided.
Tbe reverend gentleman, after Introducing
the subject of the murder and the finding of
the bodies of the children, said :
Themas could net get them Inte an or er
pbana' home. Ne family would take them.
Themas oeuld get no housekeeper. Alarmed
and dlstr acted, with tears In his eyes, he
eame te hla pastor and poured out his an-
5 ulab about tbe fata of the motherless boys,
bis preyed upon tbe old men's mind. It
was net lust He did net want a housekeeper
ler bla passions. He-bad arrived at a time of
life when marilage was fsrthest from bis
thoughts. He had given up all hope of ever
getting a housekeeper, and the neglect or the
children was a horrible nightmare en his
mind. His appeal for aid waa In vain. Ne
one eame te bla assistance. He tried te keep
them clean, but failed, as any old man would.
This great weight of wee preyed en bis wind
and he was driven te insanity, and when
completely out of his mind he Imagined the
eesi piece ler nis boys was in heaven.
In concluding his remarkable sermon Mr.
Deltzler said :
After the crime what were Showers' ac
tions? Certainly net these or a sane man.
He told many different stories, and his imagi
nation wss that or a lunatic It Showers Ije
the murderer, and bad be been sane, would
be bsve been se foolish aud thoughtless as te
try and get rid el tbe children in tbe man
ner they were killed and burled ? Would
behave se brutally butchered tbemlnbls
own house and burled them in a ditch ?
Had he been sane he would have taken Ibe
boys te the mountains and gotten rid or them
tbere In a manner wblch would have de
feated the closest search. He knew of plenty
of deserted mine holes in the bills that oeuld
have been used te bide the bodies or the boys
forever from all human slghL The crime,
therefore, waa that of a monomaniac.
Tbere are quite a number of people at Ann
vllle who new believe tbst Showers had a
sudden stroke of religious insanity, and that
while In that peculiar stateef mind he killed
tbe boys in the belief tbat tbey would be bet
ter oil in another world than about Auu
vllle. Showers' two sons visited him lu Jail Tues
day for the llrst time. Tbe old man keeps
up well, and denies all knowledge of the
tuurder of the little boys.
XO MBBX KBXT IK LAHOABTBH.
The Closing Session or lbs Lutb.ran Mlnls
tsrlntn IXIegates te tbaflsneral Couecll.
The Evangelical Lutheran assembly
closed Its sessions in Philadelphia en Wed
nesday. About the first business transacted was the
re-election of Kev. J. W. Early ai statstlcal
secretary.
Kev. F. J. 1'. Senant, submitted a very
favorable report en the collections made for
the professerahlp of Muhlenberg college. A
favorable report was also presented regarding
tbe Einaus Orphan Heme at Mlddletnwn.
Tbe following gentlemen were appointed a
visiters: Kev. F. J. F. N;hntr, 11. N.
Fegley, J. G. Pfuhl, G. S. Leaman and
Messrs. Geerge Kelnuiul, Adelphus Kcluu'ul
and F. W. Seisaman.
The misconduct of Kev. J. W. K linger, el
Centerville, Northampton county, was con
sidered at great length. Kev. Enech Smith,
president of the second conference, asked for
the particulars and leund that Kev. Kliuger
was charged with conduct unbecoming that
of a minister of the church In neglecting his
pastoral duties and also with the graer
charge of drunkenness, this being sustained
by the evidence of two evf-witnesses, in oral
aud written evIJeuce. Alter considerable
discussion it was decided that the delinquent
member be suspended until (he next meeting
of the mlnisterium.
The following were elected as delegate te
tbe general council, te be held en September
b, at Greenville,-Pa.
Clerical J. A. ,Sels, D.D., LL I) , II. M.
Scumticker, D.D., A. Spaeth, D.D.H. E.
Jacobs, D.D., J. Fry, D D., W. J. Mann. I)
D., U. lirabn, F. J. F. Schant, D. 11. Gels
singer M. C. lierine, G. I'. Spieker, J F. Olil,
S. A. Kepam, D.D , T. L Help, D I) , G. A.
Hluterleituer, C. J. Coepor, i. J. Iviindlg,
Enech Smith.
Laymen W. II. Staake, esq., Pre!. H K
Buebile, Ph. D, A. W. l'ollelger, Henry
Beaten, V. Haul!, l'ref. S P.Sadller, Pn. D ,
C. K. Laut7, esq., C. P. Norten, A. Hernial,
K. A. Baer, W. G. Heller, Henry Lehman,
Jamb Fegley, T. 11. Diehl, J. Jacob Mehr, J.
B. X.lmmele, L. II. Selas, J, A. Golasenhai Gelasenhai
ner, ChsrleaKepilsch.
A resolution was adopted te accept as the
next place of meeting Trinity church, Lan
caster. The following appointments were
made by the president ler the tiuance com
mittee : W. W. Early, W. 11. Hleath and P.
B. Miller.
MAHHimU IN MBAltlNU.
Blr. Alfred Scull Rhvm Married te Miss Kate
Mablsnberis Kcksrr.
Tbe "pink and white" wedding of Mr.
Alfred Scull Reeves, of Phiutxville, te Miss
Kate Muhlenberg Eukert, in Christ cathedral
Wednesday evening, was the most brilliant
society event tbat has takeu place in Heading
for years, Tbe bride is tbe youngest daughter
of Henry H. Eckerr, the well-known banker
and Iren manufacturer, aud tbe bridegroom
a eon of Paul D. Hemes, of the Tubal stuelt
leg works, Philadelphia.
The bridal party was met at the entrance
by the boys' cbelr of thirty voices singing
' Hely Matrimony," and advanced te the
altar in this order : Tlie ushers Messrs
Hunter Eckert, of B xmten, N. J ; Samuel
K. Keeves, of Pineilxvlle ; U. M. Kreamer,
of Catndeu, N. J.: Charles 11. Elseubreg, of
Philadelphia; Edward E. Stotseu, of Head
ing, and F. 11. Purnell, of Eastern Shere,
Md.; tbe bridesmaids Miss May Keeves, of
Phienixville ; Mlas Pauline M. Hsngler, of
Lancaster ; Misses Edith IUwIbv. Ho.nie
Seylert, Alice Stetson and Marlen Baer, et
Heading; tbe maid of honor Miss Sarah
Eckert, a oeusin or the bride, of Heading,
and tbe bride, leaning upon tbe arm ether
lather.
They were met at the chancel rail by the
bridegroom and his best man, Mr. Jeseph
Thompson, where Mr. Eckert gave his
daughter away, and Kev. William P. Orrick,
D. D , dean or the cathedral, pronounced
Mr. Keeves and Miss Kukert man aud wife
according te the Episcopal ceremony, Kev.
Mark Antony DeWelfe Howe, D D., bishop
of Central Pennsylvania, gave tbe benedic
tion, and the party left te the music of the
wedding chimes.
Tbe following Laucastriius are noted as
being in attendance : Mrs. Gee M. Franklin,
Misa Hsngler, Miss Steluman and Messrs.
Jehn H. Kengler, Geerge Htelntnan and
Samuel H. Hoynelds.
COUNTS NOTK9.
Israel Clark, school tax collector for Car
narvon township, Is missing, and bis ac
counts show a deficit of IliiJ. Ills father,
Jehn Clark, and Jacob Gretr, bondsmen,
made geed tbe deficiency.
Rev. Jehn Htehman waa buried en Tues
day, services being held in the U. B. church,
Meuntvllle. The Interment was made In
the cemetery attached te Htebman'a meeting
house, In Maner township, about three miles
south of MUleraville,
Jeseph Gottseball, a native of East llemp llemp
lleld township, this county, died at ills home
near Mlamlsburg, Ohie, en Hundsy, May 22.
His funeral took plaue the following Thurs
day. He waa in the seventy-sixth year of
hla age.
Maks Hoein ler tbs Army.
from the Uurrisliurg independent.
Fuuds are being collected by tbe Lancaster
Anil-Corruption association te prosecute any
men or man suspected of fraud in tbe late
primary elections In that county, In the
meantime Lancaster county bad better en
large IU Jail.
Prem Oae Catch te Anether,
from the Peitland Argus.
Mrs. Cleveland caught two fish last Thura
day. Hue eiught Um biggest tlsa la the
puddle about ayaajt age.
CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Bmpmmum william mteunim vtbb
VB9WM fUlHVA'A VUMHtlUlr.
lis Is la Delicate nsattb-rredsrlck William
Is Berr.rlDg Prem an Incurable Malady,
and Ulsmarcb Is drawing reeble.
Usrtnsa Official Circles Agitated.
Londen, June 0. A Berlin correspondent
wires that a feeling et great apprehension
prevails In official circles in tbat city. Tbe
emperor has Iretted se much ever tbe mis
fortune et tbe crown prlnee that be Is In a
mental condition which unfits him for the
transactions of even routine business, and his
own delicate health Is put In grave peril by
insomnia. The pbyslcans of tbe aged men
arch have begun te administer bytiodermle
Injections of merphia te produce sleep. Wbat
tbe resut of reaction from this treatment Is
likely te be en a system enfeebled by age,
Is net a reassuring subject rer contemplation.
It has been affirmed by the doctors that tbe
emperor would eventually die of some sud
den attack of bis chief ailment, dlarrbmt,
which would prove tee obstinate for their
remedies. The use of merphia Is said by
eminent medical men whom the correspon
dent bas consulted en the ; subject te be very
risky In view of this complication. With
the emperor's life banging by a thread, tbe
crown prince suffering Irem an Incurableand
fearful malady, and Bismarck himself grow
ing feeble, there are certain te be difficult
situations In store for Germany. It Is net
apparent upon tbe surface Just who Is te be
relied upon te supply efficiently the places
of these important personages when In the
course et nature tbey are removed from
activity. General Boulanger, It may be ap
propriate te add in this connection, com
mented recently In conversation with an
English officer upon the fact that all et Ger
many's great generals were ae;old tbat tbey
could net possibly take an active part many
years longer In the conduct et Held oper
ations. The French general did net place se
much stress upon this fact In Itself aa upon
what he asserted te be tbe paucity et younger
officers el ability In the German army. He
declared that he could hardly name one such
officer who could, ir required, assume chsrge
et a command aud cepe with an enemy com
manded by any one or hair a dozen generals
whom be named In tbe service et either
England or France. It this allegation be
well reunded It furnishes additional reason
for anticipation of European disturbances
following upon tbe changes that are likely le
seen occur In tbe German sovereignty.
MBBTIKU ur rUBBBXTBBr.
Installation el Kev. Mr erg Hackle as Paster
of Lltlla Britain Cburcit.
A brief notice of tbe Installation of the Kev.
Geerge Buckle, pastor of tbe Little Britain
Presbyterian church, was given In yesterday's
iNTELLiriKNCKH. Belew Is a fuller report
et tbe Westminister presbytery, by whom
tbe new pastor was received and Installed.
Tbe following ministers were present:
Kev. J. M. Galbreatb, Chestnut Level, mod med
orator ; Kev. W. G. Cairns, Bart, clerk ; Kev,
D. M. laenperi, aiaie register, iem
ixiuutv'; Kev. T. L. Springer, Yerk county ;
Kev. J. Y. Mitchell D. D , and Kev. Themas
Thompson, Laucaster ; Kev. C. W. Stewart
D. D , Coleraln ; Kev. Geerge Smith, Calvary
church, Yerk, aud Kev. Dr. Gayiey, of West
Nottingham, New Castle presbytery.
There were also present many elders, rep
resenting the churches of Llttle Britain,
Chestnut Level and neighboring churches.
Kev. Geerge Buckle, pastor-elect, presented
hli credentlals. He came from thepreaby thepreaby
tery of Maryland, which belongs te tbe
Southern geueral assembly of tbe Presby
terian church, lie Is a graduate of tbe West
minster college. Me., and or Hampton and
Sidney,celIege,Va. Alter having presented bla
credentials he was examined in theology by
Kev. J. Y. Mitchell, or this city, aed'passed a
most creditable examination. His name wss
then enrolled as a member or Westminster
presbytery. His Installation as pastor of
Little Britain church then took place. Kev.
T. L. Springer, of Yerk county, preached tbe
Installation Bermen from the text "Pray for
the peace of Jerusalem." The constitutional
questions were Iben propounded by the
moderator, Kev. J. M. Galbreath, and they
were answered alUrmathely both by the
pastor and people, whereupon the moderator
unneuncjd the pastoral relation formed.
Kev. D. M. Da enpert delivered the charge
te the pastor, aud Kev. Dr. Mitchell the
charge te the people.
Alter prayer by Kev. Dr. C. W. Stewart
and a benediction by the pastor tbe congre
gation (a very large one) was dismissed,
aud gathered around the new pastor and ex
tended him the right hand of fellowship.
Then a Buptueus repast, provided by the
ladles or Little Britain church, was spread in
the lower room of the church edilice, wbleh
is provided with a stove aud a full set of
culinary implements and kitchen furniture.
After the repast presbytery met again and
appointed Kev. Jehn McCoy, of Gap, as mod
erator of Christiana church, which is without
a pastor, aud finally adjourned with prayer
by Kev. Dr. Smith.
Little Britain church is one of tbe eldest in
tbe county. It was organized In 1703, and
was rebuilt in 1873. It is eligibly located and
Is one of the best church edifices In the
county. It Is two stories high and tbe main
auditorium Is finely frescoed and handsomely
finished. The new pastor Is a man of very
decided talent, a geed speaker, a found
tboeloglan, aud bas already wen the con
11 Jeuce of his new charge.
sv.vTt: netics in a lime ok two.
Hall, the murderer of Mrs. Klversin Phila
delphia. Is rapidly getting well.
Lebanon has been chosen as tbe place for
holding tbe next synod or the Kelermed
elm rob. In lh'.H.
The Chester County Hedge company, or
West Cheater, capital (50,000, has been
chartered In Harrlsburg.
Kev. Hugli P. McGovern, a young clergy
man el the Kematl Cat helle church, died f
consumption In HL Jeseph's hospital, Phila
delphia. Franklin county Republicans hae unani
mously endorsed Jehn Mewart ler the su
preme court succession te the late Judge
Mercur. , ,,
In the convention of the Episcopal diocese
of Pittsburg, Bishop Whllebead, In his an
nual address, reported nearly 100 parishes
and missions and 8,000 communicants dur
ing tbe year. He confirmed almost 800
persons.
Tbe Leng and Sbert Ileal Wanted.
Wasiunoien, June 0. Judge Ceeley,
chairman of the Inter-state commerce com
mission, returned te Washington this morn
ing. All tbe members of the commission are
new In the city. There was no publle hear
ing tc-day. A complaint was received at
headquarters from the Beard of Trade et
llartwell, (la., alleging discrimination against
Irelght for llartwell by the Richmond & Dan
ville read and Its connecting lines, and
asking for a strict enforcement et tbe long
aud short haul clause of tbe law.
Death el a Hank President
HriitNupiLD, Mass., June a Uenry Ful
ler, president of tbe Cblcopee National bank,
a wealthy citizen, died this inernlng.aged 70
m
A Soldier el tba War of 1813.
WAt.reLB, N. H., June 0. Lewis Allen, a
veteran of the war et 1812, died this morning,
aged 01.
Died at Lang Branch.
Nkw Yeuk, June O.-Oharles D. Keep, of
the Wall Atreet Neat, AM this morning at
Leng Branch of ihtiuaaUsB. of tht start.
1MPOBTAB T9 aniOB-muLBBBM.
The Dststaatlaa Obsar i s la AnpetaUagMaes,
barsalOaaraaally.
Wahhincitew, AuO-Assistant Secre
tary Thompson, of the treasury department,
ssys a false lmpreatlen prevails Iwllh regard
te that eft-agluted preposition, aa te whether
or net two members of eae family ahall be
allowed te held office under the govern gevern
menL Hla attention wss recently called te
a case In which two sisters were Interested
They are married, and have separate families
dependent upon them for support. One of
the ladles resides In Baltimore and the ether
in Seuth Carolina, and the question waa
raised whether both of these ladles oeuld,
under the circumstances, retain their elBcee
In tbe treasury department Secretary
Thompson decides that theycan, most as
suredly. He says the Intention or tbe ruling
upon tbe two ef-ine family subject is te pre
vent fathers, sons and daughters, all living In
the same beuse and e-tttng at the same
table, from occupying clerical positions In the
government service. After tbe aen or the
daughter marries and establishes a family
they cannot be classed aa two of the same
family. Tbey are, by their marriage, made
separate and distinct families. Fer Instance,
two brothers might marry and establish
homes for themselves and families and It
would be unjust te decide tbst one of tbe
brothers should bold office white the ether
brother should net
wuvubt TWBtr-Tmu meund:
ThePagliltts Pound Each Utbsr OveranHenr
Without Ke.ult.
Olka.v, N. Y., June 9. A bloody battle
or twenty-two rounds was fought near this
city this morning between Jack Lynch, of
Glean, N. Y 150 pounds, and Ed. Coogan,
or Hernellsvllle, N. Y., ljj pounds. The,
ngni was ter a purse ei fjoe, Marquis e1
Queensberry rules.
Lynch forced the light up te tbe 11th round,
wben a stunning left-hander by Coogan en
Lynch's cheek brought first bleed and landed
the latter against the ropes. The reverse of
tbe eleventh was the experience of tbe next
round. Frem the 13'.h te the 19th rounds
honors were equally divided with heavy bit
ting en both sides. In the 10th round Lynch
was knocked under the ropes and Coogan
waa tbe favorite although Buffering from a
lame band. In tbe 21st and 22d the fighting
was very heavy and both contestants were
badly used up.
Keferee McGuIre declared the battle a d raw.
Time of tight one hour and twenty-live min
utes. Heventy-Uve of the sporting element
witnessed the contest The principals will
meet again In six weeks ler tMO.
endorsing tbe Inter-Stata Cemmirt. Law.
Ciiicahe, June 9. The Iroquois club at Its
meeting en May 3, discussed the application
or several railroads for relief from the oper
ation of section 4, of tbe Inter-state commerce
law. Resolutions were adopted stating tbat
the Interests or the public demsnd the en
forcement of the previsions of the act, and
appointing a committee te present the views
or the club te tbe commlslen. Since the
meeting the committee bas prepared an ex
haustive argument te present te the cemmis
sien.
Mankato, Minn , June e. The Minne
seta Business Men's association adjourned
yesterday after a two days' session. Tbey
passed resolutions demanding tbat freight
rates should be based upon distance and
amount or freight transported, without refer
ence te terminal points or jobbing centres ;
also emphatically opposing any suspension
of the long and short haul clause of tbe inter
state commerce bill.
Seeking an Official s Ksmeval.
Washington, June 0 Congressman
Glever, of Missouri, is out with a pamphlet
of mere than two hundred pages, ou tbe title
page of which is printed: "Dark Lantern
Dick; His Hsoerd Contrasted With The
Doctrlne That Public Olllce Is A Public
TrusL"
The pamphlet opens with a letter addressed
te the president, urging the removal of
"your appointee fur surveyor or the pert of
tbe city of SL Leuis," but is msde up chiefly
of testimony brought out in the recent libel
suit el r-uneyer Lancaster against Mr.
Glever. Iu addition te submitting this evi
dence te the president, Mr. Glever makes
serious charges against "the appointee," and
closes hla letter te the president by saying :
q have the honor te urge this uian'a re
moval, and tbe Institution of suit against him
te collect the meney due the United States."
Wheat Actus In Minnesota,
Min.nk.weus, June 0. Wheat receipts
last week were tbe largest ever known In
Minneapolis during any week in June, Tbe
aggregate waa a little mero than a million
bushels, against 500,000 a year age. Ship
ments were also the largest ever known In
the history of tbe Chamber of Commerce. The
recent advance lu wheat has net helped Heur
any, aud while millers bold out for former
prices they are net always obtainable Fifteen
mills, with a total capacity of 35,000 barrels,
have beeu grinding out 20,000, which shows
tbat production la net being pushed. Tbe
foreign demand is dull, and the Bteck both at
home and abroad la largely la excess of re
quirements. Geed rains have improved
ciep prospects generally.
TeCrnlae In Canadltn Waters.
Wasiiinuten, June 'J Hear Admiral
Luce, commanding tbe North Atlantic
squadron, oil led en theefficials et the state
department te-day te consult about matters
relating te the proposed cruise et tbe squad
ron In Canada waters. The rear admiral
will be instructed te leek alter tbe interests
of American fishermen, and te prevent any
collision with the Canadian authorities. Tbe
cruise will be made Immediately after the
dedication of the soldiers' and sailors' home
at New Haven, which is te take place en the
17th Inst, and in which the squadron bas
been ordered te participate. The rear ad
miral will be directed te make full report en
the condition of affairs at the Canada fishing
grounds, and as te the relations between the
American and Canadian tlsberman, espe
cially as te the treatment of the former by
tbe officers of vessels ordered by the Cana
dian government te enforce Its laws.
Virginia's aovsrner Observing Memerial way
Htaunten, Va , June 0. Tbe ceremonies
lucldent te Memerial Day wera begun here
this morning. All arriving trains, regular
and excursion, were heavily laden. Mere
than one thousand passengers have arrived
from tbe Hhenandeab valley alone.
General AverUl reached here last night
and Gov. Lee came in this morning.
These gentlemen are the guests el
Mr, R. W. Burke and Mr. M. E. Miller
respectively. Tbe morning opened bright
and tbe street parade presented a sight long
te be remembered. The M tone wall Dana,
followed by tbe Harrisonburg guards, led
the precession, and Oenerals Lee aud Averlll
In carriages brought up the rear. Tbe cere
monies will be continued by the delivery of
speeches at tbe opera beuse te-ulght
Uusel the Family Killed.
iiuwi.it. Junae Jehn Brehn
and his
family while dtivleg
home from nyue,
Tuesday night
ware struea vy iihu.uiu
Tbe son and
the two mules attached te tbe
The elder Brebnwas
wagon wereaiueu
stunned.
Deny tba Biauuwat.
Philadelphia, June 9 Blmmoes A
Masen deny the statement In tbe World this
morning regarding the purchase et the
Athletle club by Ven der Aba,
MURDERS FOR
l IS
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fatal Pieriaa mbbw MM
xm a TWiBtMMaw. :
m
A Bep MardsTsaaaajakf
Oat Wltb a sbaMgaa a
Tbroegh we Mean ay
Dakaewa wa tie stag ssaeksi1;-'?''!"
.. : fiir
aaiisni usef AsTsaavef a new eatress?
MeJnasftaa fnaaaaiaai leasmam am . aVfi'ffl
Toen., yesterday while Die
year-old colored boy, waa tan lave
inrant by his fester pareeMv m I
barreled shotgun and Maw Ma m
la supposed ha did It ou ef i
flegglngadmlnlstered te hla
Ing. He says he don't care Wawt I
with him, an long at tbeydeati
xne boy is in Jail.
Bbet Tbroeah the Rear.
M
.s-va
StiAWNKhTOftk, 111., June 0. IigaaVl
was assassinated about sundown
while returning te bis home Irem I
Heck, Hardin county. He waa waylati l
snei inreugn tne neart wltb a rifle. TM
another murder due te the bad bleed thai
se long existed In Hardin county. Beil
nthnra wnrA rpnnntl v .mtttta 9m .JtMas'l
having murdered a man named HaalWxaaaV 'J
Held His Wlfa In Ptra. f .
El Pase, Tex., June 9. A shocking eajtv
of cruelty te a wile, with probable Mai aV
suits, ecurred yesterday. El Pase la aaav
rounded by suburbs containing a peer aaata'
low Mexican population, depraved, dlskOaV fi
est and ferocious. In one of these Mexteaati'w -
huts, Jusn Gnsvanzs, a peddler, I
infuriated with hla wife who waa i
breakfast at an open fire place, threw mmtty, 'I
backward into tbe tire and held hap taw.;
until neighbors arrived, attracted by Mr,-
perpetrator escaped Inte Mexloe. !lt
Killed Itjr A pachas. -'';':
Tt'csnv. Ariz., .lima n HMIba" " "-a-a
u ".V" I. ".'".,- -VI iT2J,fl
uruiucr ui ua-.iiBjur uraee, ei new xejswa
nas eeen vuieu ey me Apaches ai te
Gntch. 85 miles south of Crittenden.
Williams and Billy Lee bad a narrow esaaffe)f;''
UUUl IU MUIV I Mat 1UU1UU1IUI UesYV mWtfl
arated Inte parties, one of which it alraiy,5
Ik If Iim a-hnl- alnM-l Hm b-ab - Aa V
iuvii .ifuaa U - !,, i
thai Uantat fllai tnnHlal. AaaM-i-iaa laaafca. .V- fl
Lieut. Jehnsen bas orders te pursue ileal ' '
Inte Mexico. The Indians are new nrabahtt ''
between bis troops aud Captala .LawteaWj;''.
A troen of nicked men left Fert Ananha latB.Y:i
night te head off the hestllea. Yii
Ml
Be rases te Deliver lbs Offiee.
Inoianapelih, June a J. L. Ca
pointed president of the Benevolent
tlen beard bv Gov. Grav. made a formal
mand ter the office yesterday and was rtMattl? "i
by Dr. Harrison. The latter waa asked If I
would consent te tbe submission of aejeeefe .-
aAl.te Irt taWam MASSa.. t S t ft fc A OVA faYS Mafaa! tat. apl aWtm AAWh . . f
ikm tu tun uuuiif uut uu igtuaeu v iv eSHi-V-.
niAP tMfnm t-vtnauttlniy hla Atlnrnav. AHa??-!
transacting tba businea of the ..mttUfiff, '-'
treasurer of the beard submitted Um YOwefcMsA
ammtntlne tn T ftVl tf (tin AllflUafU of mABmmBBmBBmJ n
z "" ?T.'r . i'. :rz " .L-zzri
uui peyiueuii waa rsmnu i u.vni(Hi i
.- a a a u --.I W. -V amaa5
Harrison nan Deeu nmiittM . WM'n
right te sign vouchers. This oemt uaaV4W-j
matters very much aud leasaaall UM BbI.UbI
tlena without money. The ind
that Harrison and Gapen will atten pttil
a successor te Superintendent Iri
day. and In that event Fletcher Will dear V
thalr rliiht and resist anv attemut In eakW
him.
An Oble Man Fer an Ohie Maa.
Cincinnati, June e Governer Fenkme-KP
was Interviewed by a reporter yesterday. Ba"',i
atalH . al T aim KhA.m.n man. mil Ip.aMM i"'1?
ah- Thuaa -mi aaaa Hnllkl. lh- aaaaaaaa m
uuv, .umn ma uu uuaaaae. Ma., MlVaSW Mas? VJ.V
many Blaine men In tbts state, but te tB $i$
bestei uiv kiiowieULte mere is no auenaaa; v-..
.... i . .. . -in . TZIK
uuihk iubud ami tiu aiwutii, nil. ua msniw sat -7v
antagonize Hhermau or te form any ergsnliattWa
Blalue movement In Ohie. I hare no doubt A-cM
ln'the world thst If delegates te the BsUeaal ?M
convention were te be selected te-day Ohie JXA
would send a solid Hhermau delegation. ThB!,;
governor thinks tbat tbe Laber party wUl'-
poll a very heavy vote lu Ohie this fall, bwt-i'S
uu& uuuugu iu eitn: iu ii;.m ml -miaa?
bitlenists will fall behind. He declared l
he was net a candidate rer any offlee.
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Ft. WeiiTit. Tex.. June 9. It appears I
the Pennsylvania Pan Handle rebbarlea afw4'
belus duplicated In Texas. The Texas a ;
Pacific bas recently missed quantities) vtAa
freight at different points en Its line, aad ,,? 9
tectlves bave been at work en the aam
which have led te tbe arrest of two brake ,f3
men named c. J.Matueny ana Jee uaTWiVj
PTIlias. nwamlrlallnH IsiAl rl SI lisl S itaS aa aAAMaa iWi 3
1UD DAaUllUatiuu ueiu J evwa .- esssfvaaaaw asay (, j
Indicate thai ethers are implicated erai
scheme of systematic robbery. Officers aayi
lua. aTOverai uiuvi suiDstaj sui bwum.v
made. Among tbe freight- stolen
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wa
goods, clothing, tobacco and cigars.
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Fanatic Hermann Is Dead.
PtTTSiiuiui, June e. Fritz Hermann,
last Monday evenlng murderously i
his wife, killed his infant daughter
rihly gashed bis own threat wltb I
razor, died this morning at 9 JO o'clock I
ine cueci ei suii-muicteu injuiiea. ua wmmfia
la rawenrlntr. Thnnhlld was burlad vaelanlavS
alternoen. v
Atlantle Bteamers.
New Yehic, June a Arrived
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from Antwerp : Otraute from Hull.
Londen. June 0 The steamship
ford from Montreal for Newcastle la
en the Hlcilly Islands. It is believed that!
will prove a total less. Wreekers are at 1
removing her cargo. j-J
Qcekns'iew.v, junae aauea uaiiMi
New Yerk. The steamship Qermaale fct
New Yerk for Liverpool passed raataet aty.
2 p. m. -Jy.
Benes te Baa Fer sua Slakes.
Ciiil'aoe. June 9. .A match rsea for tB.flttl ir.
a .Ma !. tiAAti mariA tiw lTan mtw nauSlaBm i$
m .a .... - ,, .... . .-, ...... .
I. a. .-..uin .. .MMlaav hf..M, 'I'l.a ...Ma. $' K
UVinBVU nv .MUMftUa, awvva. AM IMT SJ
ivaiauta awe auums ssu ueuy r.rys, aaaa
they are te run alia heate, best three ! .
live. The race will be run ever the Waak
Ington park course. Secretary Brewaterl
Just received the stake money.
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xfel
Waa tba UeM Cap.
Londen, June 0. The reee fop the)
cup took place at Ascot heaute-dajr.
weather waa brilliant and thetreek M
condition. Royalty was well rei
the course. Crowds of the elite WW
present The race was wen by Bird ar
dem, with Carrasee second ai
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Wbaai OraaMP Jaaprevad.
TrrarAaViper.ia. June 9. Taa)
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crop reports from every oeaajy te I
n... --. rnrtuna aav that wheal Baa
Improved in condition and that tha IMIiib
,H. tnt ira are that there will ha aw BBrnMBM
elly large yield.
The Barl al Wiaabllsss.
Londen. June ft -Sir Gees Ja
Finch Hstten, the Karl Wiaehlleaa, !
He was born en tbe Sltt et May, Mia,
net aaa wtajas raararrt ,
Austin. Tex., Juaa a-TJM Mat f '
alleged MeNetl train lettaiishaj ajaajaj.
tbe men ware dteebargaa. aaviaaj tajwasaa
they were seventy ire llee twa swN
of tba robbery, j 'hi
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