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LANCASTER, PA., FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1887.
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The OM Soldiers (liven a Unsuitable Hteeptlen
ir the union ui Midduiuvu-nrruit Was
Mid aud Dane llloen Selected a th
Meeting mi rur Meat tw,
Mintit.KTinv.t, Pa, June This town
te-day eitenttd royal welcome te lbs sut sut
vheranf the Ninth Pennsylvania cavalry, of
which two full companies were raised In
Lancaster. All the dullness house and
many prlvatn muMmih-es were decorated In
honor nf tliu tl-ltlng vetera'ia. The local
committed or arrangements and ttie cltlrens
generally tllil nil In their power te maka llie
visit of thn old soldiers pleasant Comrades
lgan arriving en Wednesday and all were
nut at the depot ami escorted te the head
quarter established t the Kilns house. TheJ
Kim majority ei ion ineiiienrs, nownver, am
net arrlve until today, and hy II o'clock tbe
atresia ware crowded with Him aurvlvera of
one of Pennsylvania's crack regiment.
The balaucs nf the morning and until 2;W
o'clock wan imt In atrella through the
town and vlnltliiK the principal manufacto
ries, and the msmbjrn etthe association are
loud In their pralwe of thu henpltallty with
which they wiire recehed everywhere.
Thin In tlin nlghtneuth annual reunion of
thu ann'S'laileii, and It wan the largiwt and
most ontliiiilsitle tit held,
Thoelijiutof Ihoaecloty li " te perpetuate
the heroic deeds el the Ninth regiment of
the Pennsylvania cavalry ; te prencrve that
loyal sentiment and that kind and cordial
tooling, which It an iulnnt characteristic of
true soldiers, and the porer and success of
nuretlDrlalti the caune et the Union. The
hlatery and glory of the elllesrs and aoldlera
belonging te thtt rliutit who have fallen,
either In the Unlit of luttlu or otherwlno In the
line of duty, ahall be a permanent and aacred
trust, and every elljrt shall be in ml u te pre
serve a record of their services, and te In
acrlhe thnlr name upon the roll of honor
and transmit their fame te olerily. It
snail alie be the duty of tbla aeclaty te
relieve, as far hi pisilble, the famllleaef
deunanml olllcers and aoldlera when In
InilltiPiit clrcuuiNtriticm, In audi manner an
they may detvrmtue, wlum cm are breilKht
te their attention thin prevision ahall ale
apply te thnaiitldring fainlllixi of theae who
will, In thnfutitrH, Iim ctllcl hencp, and the
welfare of Hit e'dir i5! x unit erplian,
ahall t 'rHtr ln n h ily truit, In the n an li of
hN Hurttvlntfii ittir mm l ul r ilp shall
be trauiiul tc.l from , itr ml te uhll't n 1 1 be
tvimen nit r i pe-pttut' iKierlunat"
I'remplly : -!) n'clnck the ir-lilnit,
l'4pt. II. II W'titiiiin, I Yerk, enlliKl the
aavcUtlnu toenlor In I'ih r 1 1 ii of Wlllllam
Starr P,t, Ne T tl A. 11, whldli hid ben
kindly put at thetll'pwal of tlin aitoeUllon
The precwilliiKi roepjnod with prayer by
Kev. V. II. II illeway, el the l.ulherau church
Alter the rcailliiKoIth'imlntiUaef theauuual
mtx'ttnt; hi'KI In Yerk, In IW, Iho roll waa
talled and thoe prr-ent wero V Armttrenx,
C I). Arneld, Jehn A. It'vk, J. M. Ilruhtker,
Jehn C. Iteu'liler, KiiiuiiihI llittm, A. I'.
Ilriwelur, Win. 1 1 llttiehir, V. M. Illaln, lUrry
II. CunkPl, J. rrlr (.'tmptxtll, Jehn Crea
baah, UhirlO't 1. lurn, A. K. Dim, Jehn
Dunlap. Jehn l-'aiisturniioher, iltrry I'lnt,
T. J K. Kin, O. V. Keltur, J. M. (Jrahlll,
LwlK, (linir, Wm. (laynr, I,. A. Ileak,
Wm. II. lllckernell, Thea. llubley, li. W.
lletluer, J II llnldilH, It. !". Iinuherir, Wm
Irvln, Cel. I) II. KliuiiHll, (i. V. I,iiill, I
I), l.imll-, V l.lnknr, Win. l.lppitt,TneH K.
I.lhtiiir, I. I Uetit-iiiMlmr, W. N. Met'allln.
tir, K Mlcliiier, (iiore Mer, A. A. Mbttier,
J. K M'Jiiiu. J. li M v or, J. I". Merklln,
Jatiiiw Miller, I) W. Motler, 1'. I. Nile,
II. II. Mele), .I.e.)uJ. N lker, J. II Ofxitr,
Jatne, I'ettiT, Win. A Ktilh, Tiuh. C. Hoy Hey Hoy
nelda, II. t'. shenck, A. K. Mhcnek, C
NpaiiK'er, due. I-- .Stinrwe.).!, A. A. SUutter,
Altred A. Stultz S l Nielin, llenry Hpel.
Kllllt)r, Wm Tretter, V. H. Tiii'ier, II. II
WaltiiMii, I'.lw. W. Walturt, Jehn I. Wlaa Wlaa
ler, J.inu'i l.eMey, J. II Harvey, II. T.
Hlaulter, Jehn II. City, H iht llii-kernell, II.
M. 1'etrr-, Auk W. Itrimtt, U. Hhflter,
Jehn Sim', .Simiiul S CeiirHd, C'rnll M.
Hiyex, Andruw S Wmcerland U V. Ilelllg.
Olhera came UerwuriN, but thelr nttuee
were net taken
I.etlurn el ii'uru' at tlulr Inability te be
prewnt were read from a number of absent
comrade", anions whom were K. (. Htvage,
lUten, New Mexico, Jehn llprt, Cook
county, llllneK I'atrlck O'I.eary, l'lltaburg,
and Jehn A. I)r.in, Wiuliita, Kanaa.
(Ik). K. Sherwood, 1. I) I.audla and Wm.
II. Hlckeruell were appointed acemtnittee te
draft resolutions of reapec: te the memory of
the luembern who died during the year and
they aubmltted the following report :
ui.MH.irne.vs ev m.iri.ci.
WithiiKAa the laat hitt(le call ban been
sounded by the All wle Kuleref the unlrerae
auiuiuenlnu te their final charge our beloved
comrade It ibxrt II Mondfeniory, Ce, M ;
Jehn Kepperllni;, Ue 11 i Monea 1". Wll
llama, Ce I,; lten, Kratzcr, Ce.lt; Uliah
Kiaenhewer, Ce. K.,
Jleie'val, That the aeaiety of the !Uh
veteran cavalry aadly meurtia their Ieta, but
cheerfully ahidca by ihe decree of Him who
guided our arum In war and directed our
ateM in 'nr ;
JUielvctl, That alncere tear la ahed by
eery member of the anauclatlen aa alastaad
tribute te their earthly memory ;
lleiulvctl, That we hope and truat that lie
whodeethall thluga well will amile upon
them at tils own borne in Heaven, aa be
Hiulled upeutheui wbeu aurreunded by the
dangers of war ;
Itewlced, That we aa an aasoclatlen extend
our heartfelt aympathlea te tbe families ofeur
departed comrade-) and auure them of all the
support In our power In tbelr sill lotion.
Alteena wan named and by a unanimous
vete selected aa the place Ter holding the
nineteenth reunion of tlie annociatten en the
second Thursday el June, 1SSS Comrade J.
J. Nefaker and Uouleuants William Ueyer
and William Irin, of Alteena, were ap ap
I)lnted aa the oemmitteo te make the uecea
aary arrangemeuta.
Tbe following otllcera were elected for the
ewmlngyear :
l'reHluent, t'apt W. 11. Haugher, Haiti Haiti
mere; vice presidents, Capt Lewis A. Hoke,
Yerk j lileut Win. Irvln, Alteena; Comrade
T. 0. Knynelda, Yerk; secretary, A. K.
Mhenck, l.ncater ; treasurer, II. F. 1 sen berg
Huntingdon,
The treasurer's report showed tbat all tbe
bills contrae'ed bad been pld and that there
wan a balance lu his bands el (1 38.
The secretary reported tbat be sent out
eer 500 Invitations for this reunion and re
ceived back about SO, the parties having
changed tbelr poatellloe address and gene It
la net known where, tie alae reported tbat
be Issued a greater number of orders for ex
cursion tleketa this year than ever before.
Oue or the members reported that tbe ticket
agents en the Cumberland Valley railroad
refused te Issue excursion tlcketa, tbey net
having reoelved any order from tbe main
efllce te de se.
After some discussion these members wbe
were refused tickets at tbe reduced price
were instructed te make a demand for tbe
amount overpaid.
A vote of thanks was extended te William
Starr Test for the use or the room and the
local committee of arrangements for tbe effl
dent manner In wblcb tbey bad discharged
their duties.
There was some discussion at te making
tbe payment of annual dues optional, but no
definite action was taken.. Tbe views of a
majority et tbe speakers were favorable te a
compulsory atintul contribution, unless the
comrade waa loe peer te pay it.
In rtUrlBg (rem tbe presidency, Opt, Wal
ten referred te tee prosperity of the aaeoria aaeeria aaeoria
tlen and the large attendance at this reunion.
He was glad te see that the survivors appre
ciate each ether, and be hoped te see all at
tbe next reunion at Alteena.
Till MVanfNd KXRftUIMKS.
At 7 o'elock tbe parade was formed la front
of the Kline house. 11 was made up of Wm.
Starr 1'eat Ne. 78, (1 A. K., commanded by
K. B. Cebiugh, senior vlee commander,
headed by the Liberty cornet band and the
visiting veterans. Just as the parade waa
about te start, the dtb Cavalry association
waa agreeably surprised ou being presented
with a handsome banner, tbe handiwork of
Mrs. T. C.Keyuelds.
In presenting tbe banner Mrs. Reynolds
said;
Heys of theOtti I'dniisylvanlaetvalry : I
have bnen delegated by tui aurvlvera of the
tltli I'rtnnny I vanta cavalry residing In Yerk
and Yerk county te preaent te you tbla beau
tllul banner as a token of their love ler an
organization around which clusters se many
bright ami hallowed annouUMena nf the past.
The awerd and belt with which It Is
emblarmed are emblematic of your heroic
actions en Hie battle held and the legend
which II lienra distinguish) a name whose
fame for deeds et vsler will never die.
Thlnner and thinner are becoming your
once sacred rank a Almest every year a
loving comrade baa answered bin laat roll call
and new repeea In an honorable grave by
all hla country' wishes bleasetl, but fall aa fat
antheymay hy the sickle of the grim reaper,
until even the laat surviving eimrade baa
passed te tbat beurne from whence no
traveler return"," the Ninth 1'enneylvanla
cavalry and Itn heroic deeds will llve In his
tory's ptge forever.
It waa received en tins part of the associa
tion by Capt Waltman. He said :
" In the name of the asnoala'leu I accept
thin token of enteem at the handnef the Yerk
delegation an the handiwork of the mother of
thereicimant Te Had wurdn of thauks Is
next thing te iinpannlbtllty. T) my knewl
edge there htn been no reunion of the Dtb
cavalry, which did net bring forth a token
of her patrletla-ii, woven nr produced by ber
loving h viiln and pttrlntle spirit. Indeed,
ahe hy her spirit and devotion glvea ua an
example worthy of Imitation. May ahe
and the heye whom ahe ai dearly loves llve
toneo many reunion and J ilu them with
her sinllee and prayers, Is the alnenre wish
of the retiring elllcer or the annotation."
After marching through the prlnelpal
atroets the proeenalon halted at the opera
house, the place denignstei for the prelimin
ary evening nervlnen After prayer and mualc
by the band, Cel. 1) It Kttla, en behalf et tbe
cltlrsoset Midillolewn, welcomed the anne
elation, Ui which Cplaln Waltuun responded.
Next en the prerannun wan an oration, de
livered by. It-iv. Divld McKen ; "Mnrchlng
Through UeerKla," "Touting en the Old
Camp (Ireiiml," ' The Old lle," and a
number of ether war aeugn ; abort addreases
by a number of the vlallera aud cltlrsna of
Mlddlelewn, and regimental reminiscences
einde up the balance of the pregramme.
At the conclusion of the exerclaen the anne
elation wan eicerted te the mnrket heune
where a fine collection, gotten up by the
oltlzsnsef tbe town, wan served. It Is net
necessary te atale that the boy a did ample
Justice te the geed things spread before them.
It was a late hour when the hamiuet ended,
and tbe members left Mlddletowe en the
midnight trains well plotted with their 18th
auuual reunion.
MOTKn Ol TIIK HKUMOX.
Many el thu maineur brought their wives,
sons and d nil .-litem te the reunion.
Among these who dropped In en the boys
was I.leuU Uriah H butler. Uecamoallthe
way from Michigan te aitmid the reunion.
Soen after the war he remeved te the Weat
and did net, until a few weeks age, knew
that bla regiment had formed an anneclatinu.
Happeiiiug te moo the auununcemeut of the
reunion in a pjper he concluded te surprise
the beyn, and hedlila He nice I veil a hearty
welcome from hln emirate whom he bad
net aeen since Wii,
Mrs. Tben. Ituynelda, of Yerk, the me'.her
of the regiment, prenentej e?b ninmbsr of
the association with a button hole beui-uet.
The compliment wan nihly appreciated.
One of the bU loUuren of the reunion wan
Sergeatit lllggn, el I'jilUdelphl. When he
wan munterud nut he welghud 115 pounds.
Te-day he weighs 1-0.
KMiTurtLtm in rivtxirr.
Itvcant U.tii. la Ttmt NMlghturhoed Th
Chainilen llerrlug.Kater Areuuil.
KMtrilvn.i.i:, Juiie'.i. Mini Kniiu Miller,
daughter el laaac Miller, of Smlthvllle, dlel
at her home roeantly fro u connuinp'.len. She
wan Interred In the Ityerlatid burial ground.
Sbe wan In her I'Jth year,
Henry Uoed, or Martlcvllle, died of con
sumption en the lilt Init, aud was Interred
at Martlcvllle. He wan HO years old.
Martin Slienk, of ML Nedi, in thecham
pleu berrlng-siter of thin section, having at
one meal gotten away with eleven, and at
another thlrteeu aud a-half barring ; be
aides e'.hor thlui thu help te uitke up a
dinner.
Mr. I'eter Miller ban a let of calves tbat aa
fastidious ea'era cinne. aoeu have their
matchen. While cletnlng houne Mrs Miller
hung out her lace curtninn, net thinking or
any barm te them. Wnen going for them
again, Judise of her aurprlne te aee the lant
vestige or them disappear de-vn the threat
or the calves.
Children's Uay at Kiwllnsvllle church will
be observed en Sunday evening, the l'-'.h
Inst. Kev. Keed, In speaking or It, anked all,
young aud old, te wear a button-hole betniuet
et tlewers an an emblem et Ued.
Aaren Silvertti irn will btve a steik stle at
his farm iu Htwliunvilloeu the IStb lust.
The worthy Ittwllnsvllle professor and
teaeher of tbe Ulhle clans of that place, while
explaining tbe miracle or lt-,9 dlvldlug et the
waters or tbe ited sea teadinlt tbe passage of
tbe children of Israel, said tbat It frer.?, tbus
admitting tbelr passage and a sudden thaw
proved tbe destruction el I'liaraen's host. It
la a nevel explanation.
Mr. Hitn'l. aihnen, of Mt. Nebo, was at
tacked by a large black snake which came
near Injuring bim. Mr. Qlbsen la a cripple,
and unable te get away, he aucaeeded at last
in dispatching It.
HOUIAI. KVKNIH.
There was a social plcnle In Hwlnebart'e
weeds near Ureen llrlar en (Saturday night
laat.
There will be a pica te In Wettlg's weeds
near tbe Buck en tbe 11th Instant.
A grand musical plcnle will be held at O.
K. tl roll's Ktgle hotel, at Hmltbvllle, en tbe
IStb Inst.
Tbere will be a grand Fourth el July cele
bration and pyrotecUnie display at Kawllna
ville. There will be speaking by prominent
speakers, bands of uiusle will be preaent
and a regular Joiiitieatlon held en the eve or
tbe Fourth. Tlilrty-ulne young ladles,
dressed In white, will sing national alra dur
ing tbe evening.
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Esp.rlmantal might Hates Baecaasfal.
Tbe novel inllesge freight scale adopted by
tbe Pennsylvania Hues weat or lMltaburg
about two months age Is said te be working
very satisfactorily. Aa has been explained
heretofore, It la a very de moo ratio scale,
treating all atatleus alike, making tbe rate tbe
same for a glveu distant regardless of Initial
points of destination. The adoption of tbla
scale waa ventured aa an experiment, but lis
operation for two mouths gives no Indications
tbat It well be discarded.
HTATR HOCKS IN A LINE UK TWO.
E. F. Uurnslde, a Lebanon pbysleian, at
tempted suicide in Pettsvllle by morphine.
Ulaaa, nut and Are-brick works will be es
tablished at Willltmsperk
Aaren L. HUH, one el tbe meat noted colored
men et Reading, la slavery days, died there
Thursday.
Nantloeke bad a severe oieud burst en
Thursday. Stores and dwellings were
Heeded aad ealiara illlrl with wtr. Tii
10M WW hf eyef lQ0,gen,
INDIANTOWN'S FRAUDS.
rmeMMMMT rvrmmt vr mahvm town
am tP HAVM A MBBtMV.
THey Agree thai the Klsetlen OBJIeers HbanM
be rrosseated-PattUealag te Obaage the
tbe Palls rretn atMsr's Helal te
tke Haral Halt Reboot Hoase,
The cltUens el the Indlantewn election dis
trict held another meeting last night te in
quire into the frauds, which w ere perpretraled
at tbe Republican primary. The meeting
took place In Walnut Hill school house,
where one hundred of tbe cltlr.nns of the dis
trict gathered. Martin Overbeltxer waa
elected president of the meeting and Squire
A. K. Wltmer secretary, Hpeeahea were
made by Mr. Overheltr.er, Jehn H. Laedls,
Hacbman Herr, Dr. J. I. Mowery and ethers.
It was unanimously agreed te present a peti
tion te the court that tbe election polls be
changed from Jonas Stener'a hotel, at High
vllle, te Rural Hall school beuse. Heulre
Wltmer drew up the etttlen and it was
signed by every one present.
It was tbe unanimous opinion et theee pres
ent that the election oflleera had been guilty
ei great frauds and tbey should be prose prese prose
euted; tbey hoped tbst something would be
done In that direction. Quite alargenumber
of affidavits of peraena wbe bad voted for
different candidates were drawn up and
signed. Nearly all of theee preaent seemed
te have voted for Werth, Olngricb or Her
shey for commiaalener, and none could be
found wbe bad voted for Itltznr, although 100
vetea for him were returned. It waa a late
hour belere tbe meetlngadjeurned.
Tbe people et tbe district are very Indig
nant ever the matter, and tbere are very lew
who de net think tbat the election officers
were guilty of committing the greatest
frauds. Ne effort will be spared by the
people Interesting themselves In tbe matter
te obtain evidence against tbe elllcers. Pros
ecutions will surely be brought In a short
time.
A young men named KautTinan, wbe waa
a member of tbe election beard, accredited
with being tbe worst el the party, while
Stener, or the hotel, la the bulldozer. It la
raid tbat the only honest election held In thin
district for noiiie yrara waa lant year, wheu
Jeseph I). 13 ett went out from Lancanter
aud acted ana wa'cher. A I Itr that election
aouie of theae who bad been runulng things
te suit themselves up te tbat time, swore that
they would net be bested In tbat manner
aoen again. This year tbey bad sole con
trol and did as they pleased. Before tbe
election one of the members el tbe beard was
In this city aud openly boasted tbat he was
for the man who would give bim the meat
money. It seems that aeme of the parties
get the " boodle," and there Was a fight
eyer It which bad a great deal te de with
tbelr expesure. On the night el the election
one of the principal men of the election
beard, who by tbe way In net blessed with a
very geed education, waa se drunk while tbe
ceuut wan proceeding that he could net tell
whetber be waa at an election or a pigeon
ahent.
1'reMdent Jehn H. l.nndis, of the Antl.
Corruption association, was In town tbla
morning and said tbat nulls would undeubt
edly be brought against the election office
of Indlantewn aa well as these of tbe Sixth
ward, thie city. He says that although tbe
Investigation may cause a great deal of dla
turbanee, suits must be brought if tbe people
want honest elections In the future. They
new bate a gxxl chance te make a move in tbe
right direction.
Kriln( tha ratal llullct.
Frem thu Kplintui Kuvluw.
Mr. II. C. ttempurllug, el this place, la the
owner et a bullet which brings back te bim
sad recollections of the late war. On Sunday,
July ft, Ivjl, while lying behind the breast
works lu trontef Atlanta, TbotnasMastersen,
of Lancaster, a comrade of Company A, "tub
regiment, i'enusylvanla volunteers, and a
warm personal friend of Mr. Gemperlluf,
waa shot In the mouth by a bullet from a
musket In tbe bands of a Confederate soldier.
The ball ledged between bis teeth and the
marks made by them can be distinctly aten
in the ball. Mr. (leuiperllng, wbe was near
by succeeded In extracting the bullet from
tbe Injured man'a mouth, and he keeps It as
a sad memento of the occurrence. Mr. Mas Mas
terseu died shortly alter wards from the
otlecbi of the wound.
Uoetera Who raver Cremation.
Tbere was a large attendance at tbe meet
ing of the American Medical association in
Central Music ball, Chicago, en Thursday
morning, a number el ladies being In the au
dience. Tbe time was consumed In listen
ing te the reports or various committees
and the discussion of tbe various paera tbst
were read. Tbe committee en cremation aay
iu tbelr report : " As our cities Increase, as
our population tblckena, tbe evlla of our
preent mode of burial will increase. In tbe
end it will be found tbat cremation la the
truest and eareat means of escape from the
evils Incident te tbe decomposition of the
dead." The report of the commute en nomi
nation, which wan approved, named Dr. A,
Y, 1 Uarnett, el Washington, for president,
and Dr. U. U. Uuuglison.ef Philadelphia, ler
treasurer. The next place of meeting was
recommended te lie Cincinnati, en tbe second
Tuesday In May, ISSS.
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"The Uruia Mutt I'ajr Damages.
In tbe city court, iu New Yerk, en Thurs
day a Jury rendered a verdict for 3,&00 In
favor et Miss Cecilia Heufeld, wbe sued
Natban Loewy for (10,000 damages for betrayal
and breach et premise of marriage. She was
a cloak maker In a house where Loewy was
employed as foreman. She testified that after
he had betrayed her be secured ber discbarge
from tbat and five ether plaeea, and tbat be
took her up te the Harlem river and twitted
heron ber condition and advised ber te jump
In and drown herself. When sbe refused lie
left her without money te pay ber car fare
home and ahe bad te walk borne.
Marketed Their Cattle,
from the Mauhelm Sentinel,
Kleven car lands et fat rattle were shipped
from this station te tbe New Tnrk and Phila
delphia markeu during tbe past week, aa
fellows : Beinberger it Brisman, two te New
Yerk and two te Philadelphia ; II. Hepe two
te Philadelphia; Farmer t llamaker two te
Philadelphia ; Jacob a. Keller two te New
Ycrk, and Zug it HatnakeroneteNew Yerk.
Contract Awarded.
Ames Urban was awarded the contract for
building tbe rear atables el the Lancaster
street railway company at tbe upper Read
ing railroad depot. His bid waa f0,4S5. The
ether bids were : O. Krnst, 17,031.73 ; Jehn
Kvans, $8.600 1 IP. Mayer, $7,630 ; R. M.
Merrow, (0,774 If) ; J. A. Burger, (6,773 ; Mo Me
Ltugblln A Qeaell, (9,000,
In and Around Lltlts
The Lltllz Water company's plant waa fin
ished last Saturday and gives satisfaction.
Ijast Saturday evening Jacob Wolf, age
about 77 years, residing near the llrlekervllle
Lutheran church, was stricken with paraly.
sla while aeated lu his house. He la criti
cally ill.
Kspabllean State Convention.
Chairman Cooper, of tbe Republican state
committee, has Issued a call for tbe holding el
the Republican state convention In the Har
rlsburg opera beuse, en Wednesday, August
17tb, te nominate candidates for state
treasurer and Judge el tbe supreme court,
and te transact ether business.
Tbe Wrong Name.
It was Charles, net Isaac Clark, wbe wm
abort In his accounts aa aoueol tag collector
of CwmuTea tewMlilPt
it tarn bat.l m culvmma.
The Alteena Ulnb Dorset tbe Hears By 4 te 1.
Other eaaaas oe Tharsday.
Tbe Alteena Slate League club made their
appearance in Columbia en Thursday after
noon, where they played a game with Bear's
club. A geed alzsd crowd was preaent and
were treated te a fine exhibition of ball play
ing. The game waa stepped at tbe end el
the fifth Inning en account of the rain.
Melcber was expected te pitch for tbe home
club, but failed te put In his appearance.
After aeme attempt te get Rhodes, the left
handed pltcheret the club, IVeab, tbe regular
catcher, went Inte tbe box and gave satisfac
tion te alL He did remarkably well and
kept cool despite tbe cllerta of the Alteena
ptayera te get bim rattled." Tbe superiority
nf tbe visiting team In all points was easily
shown. Tbey played an excellent fielding
game, and tbat work prevented a number of
base blta, Tbe home club did very well and
played a geed game, but could net
hit Handera, Bwlngler, tbe abort-atop,
for Beai'a, played an excellent game. He
made a wonderful step et abard hit, throw
ing the runner out at II rat Myers, catcher
for Bear's, wen general applauae by bis work
behind the bat The visiting players were
tbe most gentlemanly that bave ever ap
peared In Columbia. Net one word was
heard against any ruling of the umpire.
The rain prevented tbe finishing of one or
the best games plsyed ou the home grounds.
Tbe full score was :
bsah'9. nln
e a a ALTmnA. nlnre A e
flrliiimir .,2 I u l
1 tl Denatiiiu.iu I 'J n it 0
King, I e e u
C weed. 1 1
OiVlitue, I e
I .t-ctinr, a... U
biMnrnhv.2 u
e 0
n u
HwliiKtr,e u e
Keu'z, 1..,. li 1
Heith. p ... e e
Meyers, c. u U
lie! niter, iu 0 0
Maynard, r, u 0
Shuy, 3 0 0
1 n e
( Ill'kstesk.J I
!llen'amiin,c n
V Itauu'wlni-.t 0
n u u
S 1
e
O 0 u
0 3 0
0 l.Andura, ,p. 1
Total l 1 15 h ) Total.... I 10 15 0 i
Bear's t 0 0 0 O-l
Alteena 0 1 I 1 0-4
Earned runn -Alteena, S. Twe bane hlt hlt
l!lftcsteck, lleiim run Weel. ltt en lm-s
llear'a, .1: Altoenii, t Struck out lkiur-, t ;
Alteena, 4. l'aimuu ball. -Alteena, 1. Stelen
banes utlmmer (i). llena-nan. Time of game
1 hour. Uuiptra UbtliiKer.
Tbe League games yenterday were : At
Bosten, Bosten 7, Philadelphia 3 ; at New
Yerk, Washington 3, New Yerk 'J ; at
Detroit, Detroit", Indianapolis 5 ; at Chicago,
Pittsburg ti, Chicago 5.
The Association games were ; At Philadel
phia, St. Leuis 7, Athletics 5; at Baltimore,
Baltimore II, Cleveland U ; at Brooklyn, Cin
cinnati", Brooklyn 0 ; at Statiui Island, Mete
7, Iyeulsvllle i.
The Brooklyn will have te taku n back
seat, and If the Meta keep up tbelr pace they
will ss Byrne's people.
Mcfamany seems te be falling oil In bat
ting. uazelten, Mahanny City, ML Carina, Hun
bury, Shatnektn and Dauvllle have organ
ized a Central Pennsylvania Lvnytie, aud its
an even bet tbat It will be mere succeaalul
than the State Association.
Yenterday the Johnstown club, of the State
AsMoclatien, stepped etf In Sutibury where
tbey made a narrow escape from belug de
feated, ltlttenbeuae, who wan recently re
leased by Johnstown, was put in te pilch
against thorn and tbey made but four hlta.
Allentown and Willlainspert plaed a tie
game of 7 te 7 yftaterday.
Welch and several etner St. Leuis players
acted In a very rulllanly manlier In yeator yeater
dsy's game.
Wesley Curry was a miserable failure as a
base ball manager, se he has been anxious te
go back te umpiring. Yenterday he wan
given a chance, when he wan put Inte the
Atbletlc-SL Leuis .miie. Ue wan a much
bigger nuisance there than he waa In 0 0
wege, and he did net seem te knew any
thing. He lacked nerve an well as knowl
edge of the rules, and the St. Leuis plai era
almost set bim wild.
tiMASU MT IU Hlltttur Ft.aTtfAL
The First Uapll.t Ctiurcti el Tills City Hllttie
Jlerllug farm.
Tbe members of the first Itiptisl cliurcli.ef
Lancaster, ami their friends had a delightful
strawberry festival at II. H UerttuK'a larm
about two miles northnemtetStrantiurg. The
parly from this city, numbering about
seventy-rive ladies and gentlemen, ilrove out
te the farm in 'busea himI private cenw-y-aliens,
and were welcomed by the Hort Hert
ings and Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey!),
late of Oswego, New Yerk, who make
their home with them. Owing te the rain
the festival could net be held en the beautiful
lawn attached te the premise, but wan held
Indoors, the entire inanition being thrown
open te the guests and lu the evening every
room being biilliantly Illuminated. Supper
was served Irem ft te 7 o'clock and strawber
ries aud cream were served at all bourn, there
having been eue hundred quarts of this
delicious Iruit picked for the occasion. In
deed tbe supply et all kind of delicacies waa
superabundant, there being enough at leant
for three hundred guests. A leature of the
banquet was au immense throe-atory straw
berry short cake baked expressly for Mr.
Abraham Bltner, et the watch factory.
Anether interesting l-iature of the enter
tainment was tbe reading of a pastoral poem
by Master Frank Uertlug, a five-year-old lad
which elicited great applause.
Mrs. Humphreys, wbe acted as hetes, la a
magnltlcent specimen et the Yankee matron;
handsome, attible, rellued aud of the tunat
winning manner. The Uertiuga, tee, did
everythlng possible te make it pleasaut for
their gue-ts. Mr. (ioerge W. Clark, Mrs.
itey and Mra. Speucnr were the active mem
bers of the committee of urraugemeuts at this
end of the line.
The party left for Lancaster botweeu 10.10
and 11 o'clock p. in., highly delighted with
tbe festivities of the afteruoeuaud evenlug.
H-tMatr a. iijfJH't.v unsn.
A Highly Popular Yeung Stan llles Alter a
Lingering lllnt.i.
Harry A. Baldwin, son of A. W. Baldwin,
dry goods merchant, of this city, died at the
family resldeuce, Ne. II Seuth Queen street,
at 10:15 Thursday evening alter a lingering
illness in the 31st year of his age. Deceased
was born and educated in this city. On
quitting school be ontered his father's store
as clerk and salesman aud remained tbere for
several years. Seven years age he outereJ
tbe book store of S, 11. .thtu it Ce. and re
mained with thorn about six years. He was
an excellent salesman, alTableand courteous
te customers ami remarkably apt at miking
an attractive show of goods. Ue left tutu
it Ce. 'a a year age en account of impaired
health.
Mr. Baldwin was a lifelong member of
Trinity Lutheran church, and prier te his
Illness was f r aeveral years a member of Its
choir, and, later, a member of the choir el
Urace Lutheran church. Ue had a geed
voles, was very fend et music, was a member
of tbe Cheral society, and en many occasions
took part In amateur concerts aud musical
events in private circles, Ue was a young
man el exemplary habits aud unimpeachable
character and was bold In high esteem by a
large circle or acquaintance?, who sympathize
deeply wltb his father, brother and sisters ou
account et tbe death of the son and brother.
His funeral will take place Monday after after after
noeu at - o'clock.
Three Frem Tula State,
The graduating class at the Annapolis
naval academy numbers II members,
Rebert Stockier, et Minnesota, beads the
class. Among the ethers are Francis Bough Bough
ten, Frank N. Russel and Themas M. O'llal O'llal
leran, of Pennsylvania; L. C, iiertelette, or
Delaware, and Mark L. Bristel and William
8, Cloke, of New Jersey.
Caput's Breker Malctsd In Oamegss.
Mist Rachel Mann, of Gettysburg, Ohie, baa
obtained (500 damages agalnat Isaac Van
Scyke, whom she sued for (3,000 for being
the cause of ber associating with Uelmrt
Schenlek, a married man of family. Yau
Bcvke Introduced bim te her aa a ainein mm
I uadK Ut wgunied una of Cbwlee Martin.
BIG FIUE IN 1'ITTSBUKG.
TUB WLABBt BTABTBO Bt tKLBaBAtM
WIBBA BBOUmiHO OkOBtBD.
The First National Dank Building, la Wblcb
the Western Union Telsf repblc Office Was,
Is Destroyed, and Buildings AXJelntng
Injured The Leem About s)I00,00O,
Prnxnimri, June 10. Shortly before mid
night last night, the crossing el wires, from
which tbe covering bad been worn, in the
Western Union telegraph company's operat
ing room In tbe First National bank build
ing, caused a slight Are behind the switch,
beard. Tbe blaze was extingulsbed wltb
little trouble. Several hours later another
blazu broke out In tbe same place and from
tbe same cause. It was subdued, but with
greater dllllculty. Just at half-past five o'clock
the two operator who had been left
In charge of tbe office for the balance of the
night noticed another blaze en the switch switch
beard. They ran ler water te threw en the
Maine. When they returned the whole
switchboard was In Uames and the fire was
working round tbe room. Tbey ran out te
give tbe alarm and when tbey reached the
street the whole front of tbe building waa en
Urn, Before tbe firemen arrived flames were
sheeting from all tbe windows en tbe fourth
lloer,whoro tbe operating room was situ
ated, and had reached the tilth lloer In
which was stored 8,000 battery cells. These
cells were covered with signal oil, abeuteight
barrels of the oil being used in tbe room.
The oil caused tbe lire te burn se rapidly that
the destruction of tbe entire bulldlngaeemed
Inevitable. Hundreds of telegraph wires
entering the building were quickly burned
oil', cuttlug Pittsburg eir from tbe rest ei
the world se far as the Western Union
Hurvlce was concerned. Tbrengh the tx tx tx
oellent work et tbe tire department the
tire was cenUned te tbe First National
bank building. The telephone exchange,
which occupied tbe third fleer of the build
ing, Inst all Its wires and was badly damaged,
The Allegheny County Light company aur
fered damage by less of seme wires. Tbe
lower stories were completely flooded.
Estimates or the less vary greatly. Tbe
direct less of the Western Union company
by the destruction of wires and machinery
is from (.15,000 te (50,000. Tbe direct less of
tbe telephone company Is placed at (30,000.
Tbe less te the First National bank en sc
count of damage te tbe building was from
(20,(100 te (10,000. The whole direct less
closely approximates (100,000 and the indirect
les-es from delays te business will equal or
oxeceed tbat aum.
10 a. u. The Western Union baa opened
temporary elUces in the Uermania bank and
the Second National bank buildings, and in
a few hours will be able te handle business
without delay. Tbe telephone wires are in
inextricable confusion. It is net thought
possible te reopen the telephone exchange
for two e'r three days.
The forces of tbe Western Union
repairmen are rapidly bringing order out of
chaos, dividing the wrecked wires between
the various branch efucee in tbe city, from
which business la delivered by messenger
service. At neon communication bad been
restored with all important points. In
struments and battery materials are en
tbe way from New Yerk for the
complete refitting of a permanent elllce,
which may be changed from present location
corner et Fifth atenue and Weed street te
the fifth lloer of tbe Penn bank building,
corner of Weed street and Liberty ave
nue. The losses are as fellows :
Western Union telgraph company (50,000 ;
no insurance ; Central District Printing Tel
egraph and Telephone ceiuiiany (10,000,
fully Insured ; T. P. Bedllllen, Jeweler, dam
aged b- water (10,000, insured; First Na
tional bank building (20,000, fully Insured.
CBltTltNXIAL 3tBBTIHe.
A Full Turnout el the students efFranklln and
Marshall Cellrga.
At three o'clock yesterday afternoon the
previously apiKilnted meeting el all the
students present el tbe college, seminary and
academy was held in tbe college chajiel.
The meeting wan called te order and ou
motion Ltnjd K. Coblentz was elected chair
man. Tne object of the meeting having
been stated in a few words, several eloquent
aud timely speeches were made by tnembeia
of ditlereut classes concerning the projects In
vlew. The appropriateness aud importance
el putting new stained glass windows in tbe
college chapel and purchasing a new pipe
nrgau having beeu clearly and truthfully
set ler th in the well ohesou remarks, atten
tion was turued te tbe adoption of a suitable
method of procedure for raising sulliulent
means. Dllldrent plans were suggested. It
was dually decided tbat each individual stu
dent who was willing should make an earn earn earn
ostetlertat and about hi home during the
summer vacation te raise as much as be
could for the accomplishment of what It was
decided best te be done as signs of due ap
preciation of beiugse fortuuateas te be active
factors in F. it M. when she celebrates such
au important event in her history. The
rolls of the ditlereut classes except the senior,
which has vacation, was called, aud out of
about sixty llfty-uneexpressel their willing
ness te de what they could at their homes
during the summer vacation.
Other important and necessary matters
were considered, Provisleus were made ae
as te enable each one te enter upon bis work
s somatically. Wbtle tbla was going for
ward two of tbe members of the senior class
appeared and expressed their willingness te
lend a helplug hand. Tbe academy and the
nleglcal seminary were also represented.
These representatives beartlly endorsed tbe
projects afoot and expressed tbelr willing
ness te take an active, practical InteresL
in many instances it tbe preparatory and
theoretical be sincere and true, the practical
and resultant will ofteu be discovered near
at hand. In this Instance there Is already
a practical beglnulng. A memorial window
for tbe late Dr. J, W. Neviu stands at the
head of the list which It is hoped will be
cempleted as seen as practicable.
The full attendance of the students aud tbe
Interest manifested by them bespeak encour
aging results in addition te tbe adumbration
of a new and mere active Ufa as college boys,
te whom their college la near and dear, te
whom ber interest Is tbelr interest, and in
whom ber growth and development is te a
great extent the result of their interest and
activity, which should net and can by no
means cease te develop with every year If
they be true and earnest In tbe beginning.
Tbe Yeung Man'a Kepubllcan Club.
A t the meeting of the Yeung Men'a Repub
lican club en Thursday evening a proposi preposi
tion te Increase the annual duea Irem (5 te
(10 was voted down. One of the principal
opponents of the proposed increase waa the
tow-beaded boy orator of the Examiner, and
when he arose te make a speech ou the fraud
practiced In tbe revenue bill aeme one turned
oil the gas, leaving the room la darkness.
Tbat ended tbe oration. Harry Scbreyer suc
ceeded in having resolution passed Instruct
ing tbe governor te have the legislature re
convened lu extra seaalen.
MU slattern Very Angry. ..
The releree in the suit et Sephie Mattern,
former Lancastrian, against Ruuell Sage, of
New Yerk, ha decided tbat she one Sage
(8,507,70. She haa written warlike letters te
referee, and it way b neee'ary te eauae har
arrest.
OrBB A HVHBBBD KILIBV.
tfcoTewa of Terwoaie, la Torfceataa, Wreebea
By KaMbqaake.
Londen, June 10. A dispatch received
here states that Verneme, place In Turkes
tan, has been almost wholly destroyed by
earthquakes. One hundred and twenty per
sena were killed and 123 Injured, Including
(ieneral Fried e, the governor or sermlret
chlnsk. T.heselsmle disturbance continue
and tbe people are Hoeing te tbe open oeun.
try.
37,000,000 Acres In Wheal
W ami inoten, June 10. Tbe June returns
of tbe department of agriculture Indicate a
reduction el nearly two per cent In the area
of winter wheat Changes Is acreage of states
are very slight except In Kansas, where
a reduction of twenty-two per cent, is reported,
caused by bad harvests and low price.
Tbe spring wheat area haa been enlarged
six per cent from Increase of Immigration
and farm making west of the Mississippi In
the districts traversed by the Northern
PaclOe railroad. Meat of the Increase Is in
Dakota, which reports an Increment of
twenty-lour per cent The total area of
wheat la about 37,000,000 acres, a fraction of
one per cent mere than that et tbe previous
crop.
Th ITMldent at Albany.
Alii as y, N. Y., June 10, President
Cleveland and parly reached here this morn
ing at 0:30 o'clock In a private car. The
president and Mrs. Cleveland at 7:15 o'clock
went te tbe new executive mansion In a car
riage with Adjutant General Perter and Cel.
and Mr. Lainent with CeL Klce. Tbe
party took breakfast with woverner Ulll at 8
o'clock.
Tbe short time remaining after breakfast
waa spent in Inspecting tbe beauties of the
new executive mansion, which waa formally
opened by tbelr visit Tbe president, en the
way te tbe station, waa measured at bis
tailor's for a suit of summer clothes. He
left wltb bis companions, except Mrs. Cleve
land, by a special train en the Weat Shere
read at 10:15 a. m. This afternoon Mrs.
Cleveland will go te Oawege te visit her
friend, Mrs. Klngsferd.
An Espraas J uinps th Track.
Nkw YenK, June 10. A sleeping car at
tache! te tbe St Leuis express coming east
en the New Yerk Central it Hudsen river
read Jumped tbe track at Spuyten Duyvll
this morning, tearing up tbe ties and rails
for 150 feet, when the car turned at right
angles with tbe track and upset Mr. James
R Davies was slightly Injured en the right
a m and leg. A German, whose name could
net be aKserlalned, bad bis bead and arm
badly cut. It is estimated tbat tbe less te tbe
railroad company will be about (10,000.
Boiled Gasoline Fer Coffee.
Decatur, 111., June 10 Mrs. Plnkerten,
wife of tbe Rev. T. Plnkerten, poured gaso
line into a cellee pet by mistake yesterday
and set tbe pet en an oil stove. Tbe gasoline
exploded and Harry Plnkerten, aged 11, waa
fatally burned. Mr. and Mrs. Plnkerten
were badly blistered in trying te save tbe
boy. Tbe house narrowly escaped destruc
tlen.
Submitting te Arbitration.
CmcAoe, June 10. After a long aeeslen
last nlgbt at Green baum's ball, tbe striking
bricklayers appointed an arbitration commit
tee te meet a committee from tbe bosses
te-dsy. Tbe bricklayers' committee are
Tested wltb full powers te make any arrange
ment they see Mt and tbe union will accept
tbelr decision.
MuttBusialn the Uevermnsnt.
1'Aim, June 10. M. Paul De Casssgnac,
in an article In the Auterite, Intimates tbat
tbe members of the Right will support tbe
iteuvier ministry and declares that tbey
must de se, as the overthrew of M. Reuvler
means tbe return of Gen. Beulsngerand tbe
possibility or a foreign war which would In
volve tbe certainty of Boulanger's military
dictatorship.
Belied Fer Debt.
Clkvelanu, June 10. The steamer Um
pire State, owned by the Western Transit
company, was seized last nlgbt by a United
States marshal te vecure a claim of (35,000 In
favor of the Bradley Transportation company,
ewnera of the echoeuer S. J. Tlldeu, which
was sunk last year In a collision with a
Western Transit company veasel.
Thres el tne Family Killed.
GAi.Lii-et.iM, Ohie, June 10 A locomotive
en the Ohie it Western Virginia railroad
struck a wageu this morning containing
Mr. J. Adams and wife and two children,
lnstautly killing the parents and eue child.
Tbe ether child waa unhurt Mr. Adams waa
a wealthy farmer.
Will confer Later.
1!khli.n, June 10. It is new announced
tbat tbe consultation of the crown prince's
physicians wblcb was te take place te-day,
bas been postponed.
Toek the Ilardwick Stakes.
Lomien, June 10. In tbe race for tbe
Hardwicke stakes at Ascot te-day, Ormonde
wen, Minting was second and Bondlge
third.
Found Dead In lied.
Titev, N. Y June 10. C. K. Brown, an
old wealthy resident and one el tbe preprie.
ters of tbe Heb Rey hosiery mills, waa found
dead In bed this morning.
A Moravian Centennial.
The Moravian church of Litltz, expects en
tbe nth of August next te celebrate tbe cen
tenary of Its sanctuary, which was dedicated
te tbe service of the Triune Gad en August
13, 17S7. A meeting was held last Saturday
In the old chapel adjelulng tbe church and It
wan resolved that a society be formed with
the title Centennial Society of the Moravian
church of Litltz. Funds will be raised for
church Improvement. P. P. Hart waa chair
man aud J. G. .oek secretary of tbe meet
ing. Tbe rfflclal statistics of tbe Moravian church
Justreceivcd by the .Verai'uui, place the
total membership, exclusive of foreign mis
sion Melds, at 31,032.
Moravian Theologians Graduate.
Interesting exerclsea Incident te the closing
of the Moravian theological seminary were
held in Hethlehem en Thursday evening.
There were recitation In Latin, Greek,
Hebrew and German by Cbarlea D. Krelder,
et Lancaster, Pa ; Rebert B. Welnland, of
Balratewn, la ; Henry J. Hartman, Moravian
town, Can., and G. W. Wantzel, Philadel
phia. Oratlena were delivered by Jebn B.
Remlg, St. Croix, W.I. ; Edwin J. Relnke,
Jamaica, W. I.; Augustus Whestpbal, Wat Wat Wat
ontewn, Wla., and Albert P. Haupert, Pry 'a
Valley, O. The college orchestra and
atudenta' tiuartette furnished music Yeung
Krelder la a eon of W. K. Krelder, of this city.
m
Th Other Bid.
Milten Brady, of Millersvllle, whose name
waa mentioned in a local In tbla paper yea
terday, says tbat bla herae did net stand in
front of the Stevens beuse from 3 te 8 e clock
en Wednesday, as staled. He waa at a aale
until 4 o'elock and his horse waa en PB
street where he la accustomed te leave bim,
from tbat time until 7:30. He further aay
tbat he did nothing at the hotel af.erwardste
provoke a quarrel.
lajoied One Cia.
Geerge Hsinp, an eight year-old eon el
Oacar Hump, ran a hat pin Inte one of hie
evt yesterday and it la believed that he will
lese Ui sight of It
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Tenants at rostra Meke
anes aea Osly Tssats U
Obeying tbe Oeaasst at
Inmate rates Uaatee
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DtinLtPf, June 10 The
the evictors at Bodyke te-day I
aerleut trouble. The nrenaMsw I
It necessary te employ tbe troeeaj
heretofore, and In view Of Mr. BallmJ '
mark that tbe government would I
te use any means at Its disposal tei
tbe decrees of the law courts'.
net seem Improbable. When Ike
party reached the beuse et O'Hallerea, '
tbey Intended te remove, they found I
deep trench bad been dug around tatl
ana every precaution taken ler detent)
lower part of the beuse waa strongly
ceded and ten men, including two An
cans, steed bshlud the deer and Wlni
dews. Some women were at the MM
stairs windows with belllnir water. TM
baillfla saw tlmt it .... ..i -tm
fttlnmnt in ntttm. t Um .. ..
began te crowbar a hole In th orelL-'i- m
Frem tills ttnrlr .i .. .... . . . 43e
Ing water poured by tbe women In UteupfaV M 'i
windows. An innpeoter mounted a Uaitt';''
piacea against tne neuse and. with drawn, 4"
sword, tried te drive the women away, krt l-Ji
ne was ignominieusiy defeated and beatM , m
itnan A .win!..!.!., vwlfl. a ilJt haa.M&AA &1
--... ... ...,,, ,, m u.n, uvuhi :i3i
then attempted tbe same feat HI head Wan ."
hadlv hattnrml ami hn mi nilriarf. ha s S'i
defending hlmeeir he Inflicted several aaiasw.y.'
gasbesupen hlsassallanta. Anether oensitbis)'ff
also failed te dislodge tbe women
thAlr fmncltnlil ill.rfha. tmAttm ""'
-" -""-n"-- miuw iwjudi nespiv-'s
cured, and one after
another of tbe beUhtw
,vS-
who mounted were driven baek.
ai
juncture Mr. Csx.the member of ParUaeaents ,i, M
tried te climb the ladder end anMlr ta $' va
Iniimtfm. lint tlin tuiltM wntilit tint n I'- 'i
mm anu puued bim down. A
ell el war was held and finally
constable carrying a rifle succeeded
gaining an entrance. He had
naraels TJ-.
mmm .,.3 ;
gotten inside, when his ride was wreaMrfJS
from him and fn (he right that ensued inwi j
cnnntshle's Iff,, ,. ImnApllArf. lull he m.-''' vfr
ceeded in maklmr hiaearana. father Item.
..rv...vw, .. - , ,3-vj
nan at last came te their aid, and fearing lenl'V-
mere ellectual aud serious means should a) ft?.
employed te dialmlge tbe tenants, he eetj'jj5f3
the beuse and performed tbe elllce of medhv ti
ter. He ceunselled moderation and begged fM?j
the tenants te cir-jr no further reslataner. W4
inmates arrested.
Heuse Struck bjr Lightning.
Mariktta, June 10. During a thunder'
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Hiruca; tue iioube ui vjuarioe as-wia, uoweiia.. tfei
ing the chimney and splintering a beard emf ;sj-jj
,rhn n.hla A.i.l wh.M I, namn In nntitmA Jrlkl.X.r.
tbe water spout and descended te tne gn
without further barm. Tbe inmate
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somewhat stunned.
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1 1 Washington, D.-IAiJue 10.
I I nastem Pennsylvania : Brii
I 'winds, becoming higher along thee
isir woeiiicr, uearijr siaimuary lemiJenasun, .,lt-
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Tbe wife of Eph Merris, ex-ohampien ova,
man, attempted suicide in tbe Allegbear; Vsi
river, at Pittsburg, tbl morning.
ran a- aweaansBsi n x i a
is a wrectc
The buge land grant made bvth Mexlaa 'S
Government lately te Henry P. Clifferd, oft fs
Aew iert, anu j. a. verges, or nan rna.
UIBIXJ, LUIUIUUIIUUOIIIO IttTKOBl VV9K UMWlMW $
in mat repuuuc, eeiug se miles long ana He , v
tlen of developing the land.
Three thousand pestmasters from all eyer
the United Slates have decided te held aa
annual convention In Washington In Decem
ber next The object et the convention will
be te urge upon Congress legislation Inoreae Inereae
ing the salaries of postmasters, and changes
in me classification or man matter. "e'-.-f
Reports come Irem Moerebead. Ky the -'t
Craig Telllver was waylaid last night by an ij
lltilrnnwn ajwawln. nhnt In thn left hnnliles 4
and dangeresuly wounded. t
The labor treublea in St Paul, Mian- l&i
H.l.li.1. kwn., will. U...I. A !. '-.
nuivu UQnil yiiu nuitin tn r.uu UHUVHim OtFTli
ler nine hours as a dav'a work, are Brewusa! :
mere serious. 1. tie uricKiay era union last nignt
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resolved te strike this morning In support of S-
tne movement anu ny mis action no erteK-
layers wne sre members ei tne union Will go w.;
iu -ura te uay uu uuuuinga woerw news i'i
carpenters are eiuti'eyed. Tbere are 1.509 ?ki
union bricklayer in the city. OmertredeejKJI
premlss te Bttike if thla deea net bring tne ;'-:
bosses te te time. ' 4l
uas irem an artesian wen in ureum, una;., .
I.pntrn mil WmIihuiI.v nlithl IvA hlmtlra AlA. c
tant from tbe well's meutb, and la new flew Jfld
Ing quite a streaui. Tbe same eauae that 'J
made this outbreak made a crack In tbeeartjl f
between the two points. A 10 feet pole talk "lj
te reach tbe bottom. The crack runs under r
the Episcopal church, and may eauae oeav'fe
slderable damage. , te'
an urecKuw, mas., a iuiuuiBuioeeaiuaiai,;r-j
the shoemakers' convention waa held less, .-'a
nlitht and the following were elected s Na-.?
tienal master workman, J. B. HkefflDgtea, of 'i$
Ilrockten : national werthv foreman. Jusus ""..''&
McGarr, of St. Leuis t national eeere--tary
and treasurer, Themas Maleaey,
of Rochester, national sta'.latlelan, Wit
Hani II. Barrett, et Philadelphia, Na
tional executive beard : Leuis Geetr, of
Milwaukee; Jeseph L. Peacock, et Baltimore
S. J. McKawn, of Rochester; N. H., Jehn
Lewis, of Phlladelnhia and Jehn McGarr. Bt
Tallin Tli.irn urn 111',. ninrA ffirtlirM tn fa -3
elected. &&
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Th Very Latest rerm of Fashtoeabie Amos Ames Amos
ineet In New Jersey.
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ane uieuuh uperauui in a sunrise party ss'iwa
somewhat as fellows; Invltatlene are aeat 4I
si fsleml In XT ft tar "V-s. ltti-tl I oe - nWBW "H
lUIIIOUtiaiuanvn auia tJtwmaj. MWt ww
ever they may reside, te oemo out MM Ye- w.
tiiK before and go ou a BunrlM exeankWe A
Thn narttf eiilhnr dlirlnv Iho Avenlnw Knit sw. 7,
tire comparatively eariy. iney are eniies
bv 3 o'clock and a light breakfast la served.
consisting principally of coffee aad reila.
Then all the party, well wrapped up, for
tbere la dew en tbe ground, are bundled lata
open vehicle and driven up the mountain
while the star are still twinkling brightly.
Vaaln llrwlr 1m .taflhaS Inmt aa .ha MaH
aglow with the coming et dawn. HaU-'Sti
glasses sre brought out and everybody getfHVi
iu reaainess te view tun entrancing aceeev J
Tbere 1 no discount en thla scene, tl meet ?
de admitted, whatever there may Da en
party. Alter tne sun la ixiriy up we j
pect la decidedly fine.
Aa for the party, It chats and laugne
grewa reticent or enthusiastic, aa tae
and tbe scenery may strike it iihm
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uuiiijr, null i. uvuvjwv - -.
there la a gnea ueai or moving erey-n
male membera of the party
tbat section of the reek where IM ear
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nf inmntlnir bameers nnoevereo. A.
UK hampers uimwti "5".s
Sayi beTad, or a few etepa iBrtfte
netlage where lea early ratUw .
II furnlsb wbat fa tensed a "dawn;'
whisky way
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nktaii. Hhettly alter 7 e'clpsfc, wkeaek)';
sun baa been up loeg eneugn toageMaU'i
the algbt-aeelrg neceMary and suartae lea ,
Old Sel bas crept, breakfast l served, eJener
en an impromptu table, or mere likely, ,
cause It la mere pcmfertable, upon Ute amt.,
of Mitchell' cottage or even leahle tne nw '
mMkarv nwinir Ktf w. uwuma u aa nu ;
Uining-rwiu. tf-A- M
Tne nreaaraai i ueiauiiai mam tvw a
plenty of eiaret ana ueampt
aa one of the veuna- auurlaei
ed the ether morning, "of tae JeUy
pagnebreakfaat at the Whlta )-!
last summsr den'.t you knew.'! Byti
tbe party 1 back here bt Otmnm,
sentlma wbewUb tone telMsaMai
dete,and eanDOln Wall street er fctl
aterrs by nearly th usual nenr enwai
10 o'clock, when the sisksagss eaan,.
meladvBus)taUMyeanrUseBetM
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