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VOLUME XXln-NO.
THE COERCION BILL
MMITBHtHH tUWABBB COBfLBTIUH IB
taa nevtm or commena.
(Itadstea, t-araaH aad nareoert Malta Their
Vele. Against It, net t'latnr 1 ap.
(illMl and lh.ileT.rnm.nl rjarrl Ita
Pelat-Tha Vel Wat 1143 te ltd.
In the llmiM of Common In Londen
Friday evening Mr. Hmllli moved I ha reeotu reeetu reeotu
tlen previously announced, requesting that
at 10 p. m , en the 17th lust, the chairman
lerthwlih ut the iiieatien en any motion,
amendment or proposal touching the elauM
or the crime. Mil then under discussion,
then en tboclsuse Itself, and flnalljr en eaeb
remaining clause. He urged that the step
waa forced upon the government by con
tinued obstruction.
Mr. (iladmene hi that a longer notice
aheuld have been Riven et thla Important
motion. The prevmt atate et business and
the entire pralil of Parliament had eauaed
Intense dlsrattsrartlen throughout the coun
try. Hut the position had been brought
atmtit by tlm government tbemselvea.
(Urleaef Hear I Hear I" They had been
pursuing the tle and evil polley of coercion,
without the Justification pleaded en former
occasion. They had disregarded all the
ussgr and tradition of ParllMnent In the
oemluct or the measure which they had,
under tun nanm cl crime bill, In.
treluced. Tlie measure u directed
sgslnst combination apart from crime.
'Hear I hear V) lie would auggeat
te the gevnriitucnt that a rational
mode te expfdltethe bill would betoe make
It tenierar, Instead of wrmanent, and te
atrlke out all the provl.lena touching com til til
natien, apart from crime, assuring lrl.h
tenant of the same protuctleti In re. poet te
their land ktiike as In given Kngllah artisan
In their labor .trlktut Cheer and crleaef
"Ne!" If I he government rejected that
remedy, and had no etber te proiieae, the
ellmislve character of the bill would be re
tained In full fere". He did net wish te
create dllllcully by tillrlng opposition which
be knew would be luetrm'tuaL He would,
therelere, mutant hlm.elf with proleitlng
aynlti.t the crure new proponed.
Mr. I'arnell Mid he could net underatin(l
the futility of the government In rushing
blindfold along read which they had already
mm would It ml te the greatest d loonier In
trelind. Toe government peakera had
harped en the theme of 'Sitntructlen." Asa
matter of rcl the Irish tneiiiber had net
lined enu vel (Xi agtliist any moasure except
till coercion bill, whli'h they were bound te
realst te the tituinat Theory et obstruction
wan net genuine when raised by men who
did net desire le advance publle buslns.
Let the government proceed with thereat
buttneisi or the nation Instead el wasting time
ever a crimen bill apply lug te a nation whero
crime waa admltudly at a minimum. He
cniicliided tiy tunting an amendment that
the lieute decline te sanction a resolution
limiting freedom of d' hate and assailing the
rights of tiiluerllifiM. t'heera
.Sir William Vernen lUrmuit warned the
government that their proposal might be
used tiy afilttini government as a precedent
for carrying a home rule bill In a fortnight
ami that ether measures might be forced
through In the iiue way. Imagine, he aald,
tome government proposing a church dlses dlses
tahllihuient blll.urglngtbataa everything for
ml against ili,H'ailihuirnt hat tieenaald
alie l the third resiling et the hill ulieuld
I hi t.ken "tl.l iUy wiek " It was a Cenner.
vatlVHgnvernmeiil, In an lnstne pMslen ler
cneri-lnu, that set this precedent, in abnega
tion of every principle the Tery party had
ever contended for.
Mr. Wencheu, chancellor el Urn exchequer,
atii! that the preceding speaker might amtiae
the Heuse, but he would net deceive the
country, 't'hegnverninent had maue no at
tempt te .lop illx'iiaslen en the Important
elatisea el tlm hill. l'arliaineiit and the
country had had enough of this unlimited
diacusalen, and It was necctsaiy host te put
an end te lu
Neveral et the I'arccllltes contluued the
dliouw-leo.
Mr. (Smith ti.nvfxl cloture, which was car
ried by a vole of 1!M te Id".
Mr. Paruell' amendment was then rc
Jecied by a vote .".01 te M.
Thnre Is a cuame new of dlacuasitig the
original iiioilen.
After ruriher discussion Mr. Smith's com
plete iiioilen was carried, under cln'tire, by
a vote el i!l" te 111, nuiid cheers and counter
chjern.
I Use IUII !).
The League games yesterday were: At
Biaten: IUmieii 7, Philadelphia 4; at New
Yerk : New Yerk V, Washington - : at l)t
trnlt : Detroit '.'I, Imllanapella 2 ; at Chicago :
Chicago 10, IMtUburg 3.
The American Association games of yeater
day resulted as follew: At Broeklyn:
Hroeklyn 17, Cluclnuatt 6; at llallliuere, ltl ltl
tlmere H. Cleveland 2; at Htateu Island:
Louisville (I, Mem 4; at Philadelphia: St.
Leuis II, Athletic li
Htate Lague gauies ysaterday were: At
Heading, Heading 7, Wllliamspert 2 i at
Allentown, Alteena 7, Allentown 11 ; at
Wllkeabarre, Wllkeabarre 12, Johnstown 4.
TheAlhlelld clue have preferred charge
ngainst Welon aud Coiulkey,ef the ML I .en I.
Hrewns, who, cxirdlng te reierts, acted like
blscagiurds In ihi gsmeef Thursday. Veu
Uer A he la very mad and aaya :
When my men are beaten they take their
medicine like men and net go whining about
it like a let of hsblea, There I tee much of
the apologetic business In baae ball te-day.
II managera would get men who play ball
and net go hunting around for 'pleaaer ex
tenuation' for hid ball playing, they would
plta.se the publle bftter and draw bigger
crowd. As for my men being disorderly
en the Held, I say they ere aa orderly and
well-behaved aa any team In the Aatoctatlen.
They play ball te win, and while the creakera
re whining, we go along winning gamea."
The Detroit bad no leu than twenty-bine
.blunff Healy, el Jndlanapelta, yeaterday.
The Johnstown elub had better get man
ager or atop playing ball.
Invested In Marf land.
General U Burd Qrubb, of Philadelphia,
Rebert Garrett, of Baltimore, and a number
et ether ether have found ayndlcate and
purchased tract et 2,000 tore near Baltimore
from Mr. Jehn Carrell of thatelly. The price
paid la aald le be 1200,000. It U the Intention
or the ynd tcate te develop aeme Iren ere bed
en the property, and ship the product te the
lurnacea along the line of the Northern Cen
tral and Western Maryland read, both of
wMeh run near the place. The syndicate
baa ujken an option le an iron fnrnaee at
Oanteu, and may start ear wheel work there.
In addition te Its valuable mineral depeall
the property ia covered with bard weed tim
ber, which can be out down and sent te mar
ket. The Pr.val.ne. el Embryotemy.
At the closing session in Cbloaue or the
National Medical auoctallen, Or. I. N.Qulm
by, e I New Jersey, chairman of medical J eris-
prudence, read the address et ma section,
wbleh reviewed the history of medical law
from mythological times. He deplored the
prevalence of the crime of embryotemy
In the United Htate, especially among
tha hlffhar nl
lie was astoetanea insi
anv retmtahle nhvalctsn could lend himself
te such crime, even though It be, under the
tsotnmen law, only a misdemeanor. He at
tacked tbe fallacy that the destruction of
embryotle lire la only a leaser crime and aald
that any destruction of human lite at any
etaga la murder." This sentiment was
greeted with loud applause. The appoint
ment of a eneelal eummlttea te draft a law
punUhlng embryotemy waa recommended
by the report,
Geerge eaatea's rerl.
Tba funeral of Dr, Geerge Hebaaan took
place tbU morning from tbe residence of bis
father, en North Queen street. Services ware
held at St Antheny'e obureu and the Inter
ment wajrlmad at BL Jeeeph'a esmetery, Tba
pall.bearer wan Dr. MoOermlok, Bleg lr.
Wwtbaeffer aad Geerge P. King.
Cheap tilery.
Yeung Blair, of Sblppeeaburg, who wear-
eently cempumeaiea wr eigmaiiBg a
gar train before It raaiate a uuasber of oreaa
uea plMed aeteM tMtifhNtwiavraBja.
.arfvlMbig
240. - SIX PAGES.
JVC! OAM$ te MOUtt VBKtKA,
The rhllad.tphl ReasUag' Oeaafsar fall
Mat With Oarawall Ibaaea.
Frem the Philadelphia Press.
The Philadelphia A Reading railroad com cem
pany has fallen eat with the Cornwall 4 Leb
anon and refuse te run any mers car ever
the latter' line te Mount Gretna, Thla ha
already caused the cancellation of a aufflelent
number el excuralena te have yielded ll ll ll
oeo, and, If persisted In, will prevent, perhaps,
fiO.OOO people from attending the division
encampment el the National Guard In Au
gust Ne reason U given by Heading ler It
course. Mount Uretna I a popular resort
and heretofore the Heading ha run large
partlea In II car at low rates. At Lebanon
the tralna were transferred te the Cornwall A
Iebanen read, of which Hebert H. Celeman
la prealdetiU The division of receipts waa
then made In proportion te the miles hauled
by each line. Frem all Heading station ex
cept Annvllle and Myeratewn, that read
therefore secured the lien' share.
Thla year, hewever, Mr. Cerbln'a people
refused te transfer car at Lebanon, but con
sented te run them from Lebanon city te
Cornwall en the Cornwall read. This line
run parallel te the Cornwall A Lehinen and
ha at lie head William C. Freeman, or the
Freeman branch of the Celeman family. The
roadaare rivals, an 1 by the Heading's pro
posed plan It would give but three miles haul
te the Cornwall A Lebanon, sis te the Corn
wall and the balance te the Heading. Aa the
Cornwall company alie haa a picnic park,
named I'enryn, le which the Heading aeek
te divert trsltle, Superintendent Irish, of the
Cornwall A Lebanon, refused te entertain
uch a preposition for a moment.
A Lebanon dlspttch aya that the Heading
new abaelutely decline reduced rates even
te Lsbanen. A Myeratewn Sunday mhoel,
which wanted te take 2,000 people le Mount
Gretna, sixteen miles sway, waa told by the
Heading that It would coat 12 21 per bead, but
le I'enryn only thirty-seven cent. Four
large Hunday schools at Heading, three at
l'etutnwn, one at Womeladerf and a dozen or
mere ether have beeu unable te secure rate
for the same reason, and tbere la much Indig
nation along the Hue, a Mount Gretna la a
new roert at the height of II popularity.
Hayes Dickinsen, the excursion manager
of the Heading, bail ananged te bring down
a monster excursion from the Schuylkill coal
region, and excepted te secure forty or fifty
oarleada et ieepl, but bla company refused
even te penult this.
The cause of the Headlng'a action is Inex Inex Inex
plloaele. Mr. Celeman, whose vast enter
prise consume au Immense amount el coal,
haa alwaya bought It from Heading, and ha
turned ever te it all the ether buslnea possi
ble. He has net a vet made any threat of
retaliation, but It Is sale te nay that unleas
Manager Mcl.oed direct a mere liberal
policy, Mr. Celeman wilt withdraw every
dollar et til pitronage.
Ml'MOBMHI) II IB MIITMMB.
TO. ftrnltarly Alrucleus C'rlm of Cl.ni.et A.
IM). at lluenvlllr, M. Y.
Clement A. Day, ttnder at lock (VI en the
lllack Ktver canal, at lioenvllle, N. Y., etab
bed and drowned Jeanna Heaa Cress, hi
inlstrews under peculiarly brutal circum
stances. i:ievtn cut In all were found en her
body, one of which penetrated the heart, and
another laid open the abdomen. The mur
derer continued slashing hla victim alter ahe
had fallen te the ground, and then threw the
body,from which life had net yet departed, Int3
thecaual, floated It acreas te the etber aide
and concealed It lu a clump of bushes. He
then told hi father what be had done, re
ipuated him te bury the body and lied. The
lather, William Day, gave Information or the
crime te Justice Hays, and Superintendent
1'hlllliM, of the lllack Klver canal, pursued
Day, who took te the weed, lie was run
down near Ave Corners, aud gave himself
up. Day is about '- year old and a widower,
and the woman was about 20 year old. She
bad Ixten married aud had brought an action
for divorce against her husband, who live
at Heme, but hail never appeared In court.
At the lniUest by Corener Jeues the princi
pal witness was the father or the murderer,
who It-stilled that the murdered woman
wanted te go te her mother, about four miles
from Heme, and his en opposed her going,
fearing that she would uet return te him.
The prisoner claim that the girl elten aald
he would rather die than return te her
mother, and he believed she was going te live
with another man. lie was cool aud uncon uncen
erned Thursday night but next morning he
broke down and cried.
The knife was recovered from a sluice-way
where the murderer had thrown it. It Is an
ordinary butcher knife, with a blade live
Inches long, worn uarrew aud sharp-pointed
by long use.
Kicii.iI Malbudlita.
Quite a breeze waa created Friday morn,
lng In the Bridge street (Brooklyn) church,
where the Methodist conference was bold bold
leg Ita annual aessien, in consequence of a
severe denunciation of Mr. I) wight L.
Meedy, the evangelist, by Dr. Tanner,
editor of the CAurcA lievieie. Secretary Der
rick had J uat submitted a report en the atate
of the country, when the doctor sprang te
hi feet, and, among ether things, ld : " 1
would net descend te Billingsgate, but X will
say that I would net have Mr. Meedy preach
In a barroom of mine, If I owned It, raueu
less In a church, his conduct during hi
Southern tour ha been shameful towards
the negreea there, aud In Charleston be
positively refused te allow representation
In hla evangelist meeting from the colored
churches of the city, thus pis-leg caetn above
Christianity and placing als his pateuted
system of salvation, by which the whites
could be saved and the h'ack lout, above the
glorious gospel of Jesus Curlst, which eiler
salvation te every sinner. 1 want also te
denounce the words et the Hev. Jehn H.
Vincent, or tbe Methodist KpUcepal church,
who placed the negre outside the Dale el
humanity."
The secretary reminded the Irate speaker
that Dr. Vincent bad denied all that, te which
tbe latter retorted, "Net In the channel he
said It through; It waa published In the
aS'umfuy Scheel Journal reaching 6(10,000
people. Let htm take it bsek there." "The
report will report en both these points," aald
Dr. Derrick, and that tee with no uncertain
sound." Alter which tbe excitement sub
sided. Rsynelds Klflrs Olsbanead
Friday evening wa appointed ler the elec
tion of a captain of Company O (Reynold
Hltle) and the member assembled at their
armory ler that purpose. It was generally
understood that Alderman Wm, J. Fordney
was te be elected te tbe vacant captalney.
Cel. Magee, of Wrigbtavllle, waa In tbe city
te conduct tbe election and at tbe hour
designated for the election Cel. Magee made
the announcement that be bad received a
letter from the adjutant general of the atate
wbleh contained orders te disband tbe com
pany. Ne reasons were given and the mem
bera of Company 0 cannot understand why
this order was made. They will probably
forward a memorial and ask that tbe order
be rescinded.
Kslnraml le Court.
Geerge Kreckel was beard this morning by
Alderman Fordney, and required te give
ball lu tbe sum el f.100 for trial at the August
court, te answer a charge or assault and bat
tery en bis wife.
Knocked Uewn By a Carriage.
Last evening Paul, a five-year-old son et
Antheny Kruaehlnskl, or Ne. 614 St. Jeseph
street, while playing In tba street waa
knocked down by a carriage. Be escaped
with a few alight brnlsea,
Met OemlBg,
Charley Mttebell and Jake Kllraln, the
pugilists, will net atop In Lancaster, aa they
bad Intended. Besides Madden there are
only two In tba party and tbey wanted Mr.
Yeeker te fill up tbe bill with specialty
people, wbleh be could net aeeura for one
night.
Beara- el Trad MeeUeg.
Tba regular monthly meeting of the Lan.
caster Beard of Trade will be bald In their
raeeBala tba Kahlemaa building, 45 North
DiUtBwHMeeaBja.aiaeJ100k.
"BUNCO" HARRY SENTENCED.
vuvfva vaavvemMwutnBMWOBA
treat mam rontpeaaummt.
The Cearl f mpeses Viae el aad Cost
of rreMCUa, aad ta Aedltlea aa lavpris-
nnM of Nlae MealM la ta Oeaary
Jll0rreai Baste Tfaaaaeted.
Court met thla morning ler the disposition
of surety el peace and desertion eaaea and
tbe transaction of current business.
The surety of peace eaaa against Jeseph
Slelb, preferred by Peter Mehr, waa die
mlaeed, upon defendant paying eneta and
entering Inte reoegnUtnoe te keep the peace.
Jereme Grubb, city, wee charged with de
serting his wife and two children. Mrs.
Grubb teetllled that her husband ha net up
ported her for the past two yeara.
He dented that he deserted her, and bla
atery was that the trouble between him and
hla wife began when ahe took a man boarder
into the house. This boarder took bla place
In tbe house, and when he raised a row and
said tbe boarder bad te leave aha aald that
abe preferred wltnes te leave and be went.
The court ordered Grubb te pay 12 per week
ler the maintenance of his wile and children.
Aaren Alexander Andersen, a light cel.
ered coon from Martlcvllle, was ebarged
with deserting ble wife Anna Maria, She
testified that be married her last August and
deserted her a month age. tie aald he waa
willing te take her te bla borne and provide
for her, but he could net find security for bis
appearance at the next session. The court
directed blm te py ll.W per week for tbe
maintenance of bl wife.
Tbe desertion case against Jehn D. Biker
wasdlsmlssed, with county for cost.
At the April term the desertion case
against Samuel Fritz was continued te give
the parties an opportunity of again going to
gether. The defendant wa called ler a
further hearing, and Mr. Frits testified that
her husband bad net given her any support
or made any arrangement te go te house
keeping. He testified that he bad a house rented, but
that she refused te go with htm te house
keeping. The oeurt ordered Fritz te pay f3
per week ler the auppert of hi wife and
children long aa they live septrste.
Jacob Bryan, convicted efassiult and bat
tery en Lillian Mull, was sentenced te psy
a tine of ft and cost.
A rule was granted te show cause why a
new trial aheuld net be had In tbe case of
Cem. v. William Dufilo, tbeSalvatlenArmy
captain convicted of conspiracy.
The surely of tbe peace case agslnst Peter
Hill wascentinued for tbe present and defend
ant will be sent te tbe hospital, a be 1
believed te 1)9 el unsound mind.
The eise of commonwealth vs. Kmannel
Bast, forgery, was nel preaaed, the common
wealth' elllcer stating that the case could net
be made out. '
HAItltV U Itr.VNOl.tli K.NTKN1'K1).
Counsel for Harry L. Reynolds, tbe confi cenfi
deuce man, moved for a further continuance
et his seutenee. Tbe district attorney op
posed any further continuance, and be was
called for aentence. It will be remembered
that Reynolds waa convicted ter llaecing old
Jehn Lebr out of (2.V) by mean or tbe confi
dence game, similar te that practiced en
Farmer Hehrer,
The court In passing aentence said te Rey
nolds he would be credited with
the cll)rU mide te bring te Justice some
elfenders against tbe law. He wa then sen
tenced te pay a line of UM, costs of prosecu
tion and under! an imprisonment in tbe
Lancaster county J til for nine months.
CUltrtKNT HU8INKSS.
In the initter of the opening of Grant
street, the certiorari te the supreme oeurt
having bsen quashed, a rule was granted te
abew cause wuythe report of viewer, aheuld
net be confirmed absolute and a te tbe same
street a rule was granted te abew cause wby
tbe report of the reviewers should uet be
marked oentlnued from term te term nunc
pre tunc.
I K. Martin, counsel for tbe county trea
surer, aaked tbe court for information aa te
whether wholesale liquor licenses would be
granted until June 30, under the old law.
The court aald tbe old law designated but
two term of tbe oeurt at which they
would be granted, January and Apt II, both
of which have passed, aud In addition that
the law required application te be advertised
for three weeks, which would net new be
done prier te June 30.
Benjamin Bracablll te-day filed a bill In
equity agatnat Jehn M. Fulton, for the con
veyance te him et a tract el laud In 1'equea
tewnablp, held in trust by Fulton and which
Hrsckbill paid for.
A certificate waa presented that Clarence
H. Clark bad atudled law the requisite leegtb
of time In theelllce of Samuel II. Reynolds,
esq. He will be examined by tbe committee
el tbe bar next week.
Jacob Umble, of Salisbury township, waa
appointed viewer of a read In Salisbury
township lu place or Clinten Hinea, who bad
expressed an opinion and could net serve.
Eloped te O.t Harried.
Frem the ChrUilaua Ledger
Seme time age Cyrua Faust was arrested
for alleged enticement or Lettie Jerdsn te
run away and marry blm. They were both
cautioned net te speak te one another under
a certain penalty. The girl being only sev
enteen years of age, her brother at the soli
citation of Mrs. Jerdan brought the suit. Aa
usual In such matter tbe levers broke the
agreement, and have been meeting clandes
tinely for some weeks past In tba even
ings. Tbe natural sequel te vueh ro
mances Is a runaway marriage, e en
Wednesday last tbe girl who had been
living In Curl'tlana, without taking anything
but the garments she were, left for Atglen
where abe wa jelued by her lever, and to
gether en tbe same day hied te Camden and
were married by a justice or the pence. Tbe
principal objection te the union was the age
of the girl and tbe charge that tbe groom
waa a married man and bad a wife Ne, 1 liv
ing In Heading, but whether there la any
truth In this ehargetlms will tell. Fault has
been In tbe employ of tbe Chslfant manu
facturing company aa a meulder for aeme
time, and his present wife first met him
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and the marriage I the outcome.
The Lutheran UelUge.
In the Lutheran general ayned, at Omaha,
Neb, a preposition was made te auggeat te
the trustees of Wittenberg college, Ohie, te
remove the theological department te
Chicago, This caused considerable discussion
and waa eventually defeated. Dr. Rhede
offered resolution putting forth tbe convic
tion et tbe general ayued that the time haa
coma for the establishment of a-oelleze In the
West After a few words by Dr. Kbeada In
advocacy of the resolution thsy wart unani
mously adopted.
Aa Optntea el Olub Beem,
rrnm the Utttz Kecerd.
Tbe Yeung Men' Republican elub of Lan
caster 1 considering whether ta allow voter
of the county te join It. Berne or tbe mem
ber have discovered that the commercial
aud governmental reins are In tbe bande of
men from tbe country. Tba townships lese
tee many geed men who shake trrelr bayaead
off la tbe elty, but these wbe Intend going
aheuld net watte time In a elub room.
u.r.cUv BuUer rut.
The coroner's Jury Investigating tbs boiler
explosion at Chester, yesterday, decided tbat
the explosion arose from faults erigbasUag
la the auaufMture of Ute beUar pUttsV'
LANCASTER, PA., SATURDAY,
The uradaatlag Oat Vary rieaaaaUr IbMi
tataed at rretMeat Apple's.
Tbaolaaaef '67 waa given quite a brilliant
reception at President Apple's reeldenee en
the college campus last evening. Japanese
laaleraa suspended from tut celling et the
portico and different roema of tba bona, to
gether with the floral decoration In tbe
nema, added te the pleasure of tbe occasion.
About 8 o'clock the seniors and Invited
guaata began te arrive and ware very cor
dially received by Dr. Apple, Mrs. Apple
and Ml Minnie Apple. Tbe entire senior
claaa waa present exeept one. Seniors, in
vited frlenda and guest all together num
bered about filly. Of these present from
abroad were Mies Jennie Haus, et Mereere
bnag, Pa. ; Miss Metter, of Rmmltsburg,
Md. Mian Mamie Slagle, of Uanever, P.,
Rev. C. H. Slagle and wife, or Ceesns, Pa.,
and Miss Eva K, Oeblanlz, of Mlddletewn,
Md.
After having spent some time pleasantly
in conversation, the company was Invited te
tbe dining room, where the table were filled
with atrawberrlee, Ice cream and cske. All
having enjoyed thla feature et the reception,
a short time was spent In singing. A num
ber et the guest gathered In the parlor about
the piano and sang a number of eengs, accom
panied by Miss Minnie Apple at tbe piano.
All gave evldenes of having enjoyed the
evening ytry much. And with this recep
tien the centennial commencement really
makea Ita beginning, and that, tee, a very
premising one.
The baccalaureate sermon will be preached
In the college ehspel te-morrow by President
Apple. The seniors will appear In their cap
and gowns.
Mr. K. M. Klllln and wife started for Cen
tral Olty, Colerado, this morning.
Hew Thr us It In Carnal..
President McCauley, et Dickinsen college,
Carlisle, gave bis annual reception te the
senior class Friday evening. A crowd of
undergraduates prowled around tbe man
sion for several benrs, peeping In st
windows, exploring outbuildings and even
getting Inte the cellar In an attempt
te steal the supper. This attempt thevlgl thevlgl
lanceef tbejanlter frustrated. The Intruders
then cut oil the gas, but tbe president wa
provided with lamps, and ready for tbe
emergency. They next gathered under
tbe windows, singing and hooting most
disrespectfully. A number of them then
broke Inte hi leoture-reom which adjoins
tbe dining-room. Between these rooms Iss
strong deer. With heavy ten-pin balls they
battered the deer and one of the t alls wa
hurled with aucb force as te crash the panels
and acreas the next room, where tbe pre!
dent'e daughter aud several guests were alt alt
Heg. Tbey narrowly escaped being hit.
Other ten-pin ball were thrown Inte tbe
room. The authorities are trying te find out
who were the rlfrndera, and tbey premise te
make It warm for them if they catch them.
VIII Attend th. Cant.nnlaL
Frem the Heading Herald.
Geerge F. Baer, Henry C. G, Reber, Adam
B. Rleser, Rdwln Sassaman, D. F. Anoena,
Heward P. Wanner, D. W. Albright and
David Levan will attend tbe annual com
mencement and centennial celebration of
Franklin and Marshall college, Lancaster,
next week.
JUllBTKD XBItUUAIITr.
Carra.peBit.nc en th Subject BMSMS Be rr
tary Bayard and atluLt.r West.
Secretary Bayard has made publle tbe
recent correspondence between the depart
ment et state and Sir Lionel West, the British
minister, en the subject of assisted emigra
tien. Under date of April 25, 18.S7, Minister
Weatlnqulrea whether, under existing law,
Irtish emigrants sent out at tbe publle cost,
and who have friends In tbe United Ststes
able te help and support them, will be sllewed
te land.
The reply of Secretary Bayard la dated
May 7, lsa'. After quoting law and prece
dent, be say :
In view of this policy and these laws, this
government could net tall te leek with dis dis
taverand concern upon the sending te this
country, by foreign governmental agenclea,
and at tbe public cost, of person net only
unlikely te develop qualities of thrift and
Heir-support, but sent here because It is as
sumed that tbey have 'friends' In this
country able te help and support' tbem.
Tbe mere fact or poverty has never been re.
garded aa an objection te an Immigrant,
and a large part al these who have come te
our aherea have been persons wbe relied
for support solely upon the exercise of thrift
and manual industry; and te such persons
It msy be said tbe development el tbe coun
try has In a Urge degree been due. Rut per
sons whose only escape from immediately
becoming and remaining a charge upon the
community la tbe expected but entirely con
tingent voluntary help and auppert of
friend are net a desirable accession te our
population, and their exportation hither by
a foreign government In order te get rid of
the burden of their support could scarcely
be regarded aa a friendly act or In harmony
wltb exiatlng laws. "
Under date of May 17, Minister West In
forms Secretary Bayard that ber majesty's
government intimates tbat the intending
etngrants are net paupers, but crofters, whose
passages are only partly paid from publle
fund, and desires te knew whether this
affects In any way tbe tenor el the secretary's
previous statement In reply the secretary
aaya:
"Fer the reasons stated In my note of tbe
"th Instant, tbe department la unable te give
any assurance tbat any particular class of
Immigrants will be permitted te land. The
previsions et tbe law leek te the actual con
dition el each person and are impartial In
their operation."
lnaaitteuB ma. ruuaiat.
He Keeps Oat et Prison for Klcv.n Tear
BJ
Balllfally SlmnUtlng VIU.
The trial et J. W. Pugaley, of list tie Creek,
Mlcb,, accused or perjury, baa been going en
for two day. The late Amasa I.. Clark, of
Battle Creek, held a mortgage et (9,000 at the
time of hla death upon tbe farm owned by
Calvin P. White. Pugsley, claiming te have
heard Clark say tbat be Intended te discharge
the mortgage In return for services rendered
by White, conceived tbe Idea of forging a
receipt and dlscharga He took White and
one Merey into the plot, but tbe forgery waa
discovered, several criminal aults were
brought and Merey waa convicted.
Tbe present suit was for perjury, alleged
te have been committed by Pugsley la tbe
civil ult brought te foreclose tbe mortgage,
In which tbe forged receipt waa introduced
as evidence. Pugsley evaded trial for eleven
years. Fer forty one terms of the Calhoun
circuit this case baa been regularly en the
calendar rer trial. Pugsley, every time he
waa brought Inte oeurt, would be seized wltb
oerivu'slve twitching and would bark like a
dug. Physicians believed firmly that all
these fits were feigned, and that he enacted
the rjarexvsms for effect.
A t tbe present term tbe old tricks were re
stored te, but each time a recess was taken
until Pugsley get tired of thrashing about
with horrible contortions and sounds and
then a fresh start wa taken. Merey, his ac
complice, waa brought from Jaokaen ptlsen
te tell bla atery el the crime. Ill appear
anee waa a oemplete surprise te Pugsley,
who Improved tbe opportunity te go into one
of bla meat skillful and protracted contortion
aeta, Tha forged papers were introduced,
bewever, and a oemplete ease was made out.
Tba defense waa conducted by Pugsley blm.
aell The Jury found blm guilty and Judge
Hoeker eeutenesd bun te ten yeara Imprison
ment. Grand Army K.unlen.
Pest 84, G. A. K., met last evening and
passed a resolution Instructing tbe adjutant
te correspond with tbe commanders of tbe
different parts In tbe county asking tbem te
elect delegatea te meet la convention in thla
oily and make arrangements for a reunion
during tbe coming tail.
Dr. J. P. Wlekerabam, Dr. J. A. K. Read,
D. C. Haveretlck, H. R, Breneman and D. H.
Heltabu ware appointed a committee te sr.
range a plan for a roetptloa te thsPaUloUe
DaUghUra el aVaMTlea.
JUNE 11, 1887.
SUGAR REFINERY BURNED.
MAraarmk'B wemkb mm maeuatta
ALMUtT TUtALLT JCaTBUFaD.
Three Workmen Missing aad Kstlevad le tk
Victims of th riamM-Twe Pellc.mn Km-
ca a Weman and Children trem a
Hen AilJolnlrtg-LeM 1,000,000,
BnoeKLvx, N. Y,, June 11 -A fire, which
may prove te tie or Incendiary origin, broke
out at hair past one o'clock this morning In
ilavemyer'a Green Point sugsr rellnery.
The flame spread quickly and by the time
the firemen arrived the entire building waa
In flame. Four alarms were sent out Net
withstanding the fsct tbat 10 engine, four
trucks and two lire boa U were present the
flame could net be conquered until the
entire building waa completely destroyed.
The acene presented a magnificent spectacle.
The surrounding sky was lighted up by tbe
Illumination.
It la supposed the fire broke out In the
stencil room. Although work 1 carried en
all night In ether parts of the building noth
ing la done In that room after 5 o'clock In the
evening. The majority of these employed In
It are boy. It will be remembered tbat a
strike occurred In thl refinery a yoarage.
Seme of these prominently Identified in It
were net re-employed. Vague threats have
been uttered from time te time, and It I
thought they may have been connected with
tbe fire.
The wildest rumors of lest of llfe prevail
around the burned building. It was at first
reported Ihst eleven workmen were missing.
This number has gradually narrowed down
te three. Tbe hands were nearly all Hungari
ans and Poles, wbe were recognized by num
ber Instead of name. This make It ex.
tremely difficult, therefore, te ascertain de
finitely aa yet whether any were Inst or net
These wbe first saw tbe fire say that al
though the flame spread with great rapid
ity tbere waa sufficient time for all te escape.
Olllcer Gallagher and Crenln aa seen as
tbey found a house adjoining afire, rushed
up tbe stair and rescued two children and a
woman wbe had net been awakened by the
noise of thoceDllsgration. The only Utlinate
et the less that can be made at preeent must
be mere or less conjectural. It la believed,
bewever, tbat the less will approximate, a
million dollar. The building waa will
stocked with sugar and raw material In pro
cess or ri lining. The building was fully In
sured. About r00 men were employed In
tbe rellnery. As seen as tbe debris is cleared
away tbe place will be rebuilt
At neon tbe superintendent of the burned
refinery told a United Press reporter that
tbere bad been no less of life at last night's
lira Every empleye bad been accounted.
It I new aald tbe fire waa caused by the
explosion of the liquid sugar which bad
boiled ever In the vat. There were 400,000
gallons of "liquor" stored In tbe liquor room
en the fourth fleer.
It Is new staled that a laborer employed In
the centrlfugal department of he sugar re
finery was burned te death.
BBOBTMN H1H JtVVUVMrB,
Th Treasurer el tbe NaUenal Tipegraphual
Uulen Has Mixed Finances.
Buffalo, N. v., June 11. A sensation
developed during the the secret session yea
terday afternoon In the typographical con
vention, tbe particulars of which are slowly
leaking out When tbe doers were opened
and tbe reporters admitted alter a aecret ses
sien they found the convention balloting rer
a secretary-treasurer. This gave rise te tbe
query, What has become cf Mr. Pasco ?
Though every delegate wa sworn te secrecy,
It baa leaked out tbat Mr. Pascoe had ten
dered bia resignation, but tbe reason for this
action was a clesely kept secret. This morn
ing, however, It was learned that a shortage
bad been discovered lu bis account.
The finance committee bad been at
work en tbe books and were con
vinced or the shortage and reported It te the
convention. What occurred In secret seealen
is only known te tbe delegates themselves.
One delegate said thin merulug tbat Mr. Pas
coe evinced no desire te make an explana
tion. Anethersald tbere wa no shortage, eLly
a general mlx-upen account of Incompetent
bookkeeping. The Chtldr-Drexel fund la
ald te be all right About (COO was paid Mr.
Pascee during the convention and te
was able te account for all but about tfO of
this sum. Mr. Pascoe claimed that
he bad ether moneys belonging te the
fund In Philadelphia, but did uet think it
necessary te bring It along. Tbe trustees
believe tbat this money Is all right The
finance committee worked all night en the
account,but It will require two or three dt y a
te straighten them. Mr. I'aseie bandied be
tween f 17,000 aud (18,000 during the year
and bad a bend ler f 2,000. He will leave for
borne te-day. Tbe convention again went
into secret session this morning,
AMlllleualra's HiUll.
Tifkin, Ohie, June 11. The wlllel the
late R. W. Shawban, Tilllo'amlllleuaire, was
admmltted te probate this morning. It bears
date of June 21, 1SS-I, and has no codicils
The principal legatee, ether than the residu
ary beneficiary, In bis adopted daughter,
Mrs. Ella Van Ueesen, of Teledo, te
whom he give tbe Empire block, tbe
opera beuse block, a residence en
Madisen street, and f 15,000 In cash. Uer
legacy will aggregate 1123 000 Te Mr. Flera
Trexel of Logansport, Ind., bl wife' sister,
3,000 In cash ; te tbe two etber slaters or bis
wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Warren and Mlaa
Blanche Watsen et Teledo, f 1,000 each; te tbe
four children or bis brother (1,000 each ; te
four children et hla sister (500 each ; te tbe
Presbyterian eburch et this city (4,000 j te each
of tbe eleven Protestant churches of the city
(1,000 each ; te the TtUIn public library (2,000
te Heidelberg cellege (3,000. Tbe residue et
the estate Is devised te bis widow, Mrs. Dela
Shawban, who 1 also designated as ole ex.
ecutrlx. Thl leave bl wife a property es
timated at (1,000,000.
Murd.r or Accident.
Chattanoeua, Tfcnn., June 11. Cleve
land, Tenu., Is wild with excitement ever tbe
report that Will Guess, who, It waa said, ac.
cldentally shot and killed Mlaa Irene Fann,
en Thursday, murdered the girl In cold
bleed. Mis Fann was utacbing school, and
Guess passed by wltb a rltle In bla band. He
playfully pointed tbe gun at the young lady,
when It was discharged, the bullet piercing
ber heart It Is new said that Guess purposely
shot Mlaa Fann because she whipped bis
little slater for disobedience. The matter la !
being Investigated. Guess ha tied.
Ohie Teacher. Ue le a.rmany.
Nkvv Yerk, June 1L The sixth annual
excursion of Cincinnati, Ohie, teaebera te
Germany, left the decks of the Hamburg.
American line at Hoboken thla morning.
Tba party numbered 258 passenger. Tba
return will be made at tbe pleasure et tba
Individuals.
KlllMt III. Man,
Camden, N. J., June 11 Jatnea Davie, a
colored man, ahet and killed .Henry Moere,
also colored, at the residence et the former
about midnight last night Davis claims tbe
sheeting was accidental. He was locked up.
Geerge Lay ten, another colored man, subse
quently stated tbat he bad leaded tbe pistol
during Devi' abteuce yesterday snd tbat
the latter did net knew it was leaded.
ratting rer Kianij-u Days- ..
At Jacksen, Tenn., Capt William Murcm
or drbK
a wtLBOAt oeavama.
Slack Taken la a Teleeaea Oerasaay That Bat
Re Authority a Operate.
CnicAoe, June 1L A Washington anaeiai
te the few aaya : Fer aeme daya past the
executive aspartmente nave been flooded
with circular setting forth tba chance te
make money afforded by the stock of the
American Telephone company, a newly or-
ganlzed corporation under tha lawa of
Virginia. Tha company claimed that It had
secured a grant from tha Republic et Vene
zuela by which tba exelualv right te operate
telephone in that country waa con
ceded te It The atoek la offered
for ten cent en tha dollar, and it ia
aid that buyer have been round te Invaat In
(1,000,000 worth. It new turn out that tha
concession from Venezuela, from which ae
much la expected, has net yet been fully se
cured. Among tbe Incorporators la one that
Is familiar te tba officers of mere than one -penitentiary
tbat or Theodere W. Tyrer.
This man U the head and front of the con
cern, and although Congressman Butter
worth, of Ohie, I down a the president,
Tyrer la the man above all ether te whom
la due the measnre of success In Hesting the
stock. The warden of the Stillwater, Minn,
penitentiary telegraphs that Tyrer served a
term there for forgery, and the clerk or Erie
county, New Yerk, telegraphs tbat the same
Buuuwaa aent from there te Auburn for five
years for a similar crime. He la also said te
have been engaged In ether ahady transac
tions. Claims th. Ureal Was Consummated.
WanhisoteX, June 11. Secretary Max
well, or tbe American Telephone company,
aaya that It ia net true tbat the concession of
tbe government of Venezuela te thl company
I net complete. In substantiation of thl
earertlen Mr. Maxwell exhibit a reprint of
rtlcle 8 or tbe official concession which, among
etber things, states that "tha government
shall net make a like concesrlen te any ether
person or company, nor allow amend menu
te be made te contracts antagonistic te this
for tbe term et 9 years from the date or this
contraet, which may be extended three years
mere at the discretion of the government"
Mr. Maxwell further states tbat favorable
action baa been taken in Venezuela looking
te an extension of the contract period from 9
te 35 yeara.
m i
Sarah' tl.w Pat.
Chicago, June 11. Sarah Bernhardt, who
ha Just concluded an engagement here, had
with her a young tiger, which ahe called
Mlnette. The pet, while kind and docile
with the divine Sarah, manifested an awk
ward desire te bits pieces out of tbe waiters
who attended her mistres. While one of
these unfortunate was serving dinner en
Thursday tbe pet caught him by tbe band
and badly lacerated It Anether waiter nar
rowly escaped a similar rate. Sarah cuddled
the creature In her arms and seemed Joyous
ever the fact tbat none of ita teeth were
broken. Sarah and Mlnette left the hotel
Thursday night for New Yerk, and also lett
two mad waiter. They threaten te bring
suits for damage against Sarah.
LecaUng th Apache.
Noeales, Ariz , June It Capt Lee waa
yeaterday preparing te go Inte tbe field In
person In pursuit et tbe hostile Apaches. In
reply te a question be produced tbe following
dispatch from Gen. Kersythe, the commander
at Fert Huachuaca :
"IIiiAcnuACA, June 9. Oapf. Lee: Lieut
Smith wires from Psntane that Capt Law ten
Is following the trait It leads toward Crit
tenden, thence back by wav of Davidsen's
ranch te within six miles of Pantano. He la
aUH en tbe track. The Indians were turned
back bv seeing Cam. Hatfield mil M.nin
Send word te Martin te etay where be Is and
keep a sharp lookout in case the Indiana
double back en Lawten. Tell blm te keep a
a sharp eye en tbe trails leading from Pan
tano. FensYTiiK, Commanding.
Direct Itead te Chicago.
St. Jeiki-h, Me., June 11. Fer some time
It has been known that the Santa Fe railroad
company ba been figuring en securing a
direct read te Chicago, and it Is new believed
te have made the necessary arrangement.
Tbe company haa purchased (250,000 worth
of property here for shop, yards and freight
house. Tbe company will remove Its abepa
from Atchiien te thl city, and erect here
shop and terminal facilities of large dimen
sions. The line te Chicago by way or St.
Jee, will be a number of mile shorter than
the line by way of Kansas City.
Canada's Inquiry.
Detroit, Mich., June 11. The authorities
at Ottawa have notified the custom officer
at Windser te at once ascertain the number
et Americans wbe sleep In Detroit and work
In Windser and ether border towns, and also
the number of Canadians who come te De
troit dally te work. It ia supposed that tbe
Canadian government Is preparing te retaliate
en Americana in case the United Slates law
against foreign labor Is enforced against
C inadlaca who come here te work.
Th DeUeUva Detects Bis Kmpley.r.
Lancaster, Ohie, June It At Trey,
Miami county, for aeveral weeks past, young
girls of tbe best famlllea have been receiving
obscene letter through tbe mall. The girl'
parent secured a detective te work up the
case. He traced tbe letters te Sherman Kerr,
one of tbe men wbe bad hired the detective.
Kerr confessed, bnt waa net arrested. It la
expected that be will be prosecuted by tbe
parents el the girls.
Indiana en th Warpath,
Noejalei, Ariz, June 11. Indication
continue te strengthen tbe belief tbat the
number of Indiana en tbe warpath la much
greater than has been reported, aa bands have
been seen In widely different sections of the
country en tbe same day. In the Santa Bar
bara and Patagonia mountains near here se
rious fires are raging, which were no doubt
started by the Indians for tha purpose of
covering their track. The country Is full or
soldiers and it is difficult te see hew the raid
ean last long.
Th. Unreal Peet Has Clout,
Londen, June 1L Lord Tennyson lssuf-
jeuug iruiu au ahvauK ui avui, iuu una uvea
ordered te go away en a yacht cruise for tba
benefit of his health. Tbe Prince of Wales
has therefore MkedLewUMerrU te writs itbe
Inaugural ode for the Imperial Institute, Sul-
llvsu will aet it te musle and wui conduct Ita
rendition by a monster cberua and orchestra
st Albert bsll en July 4 lb, In the presence of
the queen.
Dike Werkmeu Last la a Waterspout,
Vienna, June 11. A hurricane, accompa
nied by a gigantic waterspout broke ever the
aubmerged region In tbe vlolelty et Make,
Hungary, yesterday, washing away several
weikmea wbe ware engaged in repairing
dykes, Tba men working at the dyke
mads batter progress yeaterday than en any
preceding day and bepu are entertained tbat
tba worst lsevsr.
Doubled ea Th.lr Traces.
Tuchen, Arizona, June Jl. Private dis
patches received here indicate that the In
discs have doubled en w.
aettlers think tbe savages sre tplag te tot
back te their reservation, ss tbey And lbs
country mere thickly settled than tbey had
calculated en.
Foend a ratrMad Bedy.
Mattoex, Ills., Juas 11-Th petrified
r,m nf a human body. 24 Inobes la length
,h. .boulders, was found yesterday
- " u w j HUliges. Ail tee
Una, walea vt Bsaf .
SIX PAQES.-PBICE TJUft'j
A DREADFUL
fc.
MAMam at in warn A"
maa eu abb ,
he Oats the Little etrra
BaWHhhBatw,aal
al the VaaaHy aM
" w-- m
Pill LADaxr-HlA. Jnaa " " "w -
in a ni or insanity, mm ameasjajj
threat of her 10 year-old dessAteil
than draw the weapon MNlm)wl
Mether aad child art dead. .0".
earn, urinitn ana Br BwawMmi
Orimth, an engineer, bava lltwi wwB J
ataria uriuiie, Mrs. abb OrtBrtarVI
atGZ7Heuw I9tb street, for mam
several months pset Mm Abb
Deen ailing in mind aad feed, bawl
uaa never mace any attempt M) MM I
ueiere ana never tnreaieaed te. bm '
oenuqerea te ee ia a dangerous
At a its O'clock meinbera et
hearing a atrange noise upstairs I
tbe aeoend itery back room and lis
deer looked forced It open. IbsMB
urimin wa round with a razor In
severing her threat under tbe left ar."l
weapon waa wrenehed from ber band. I
late te save her llfe ,- ahe loll te tha fleer I
expired in a few mementa. Tha ehlletl
waa found In the bath-room with MSI
cut irein ear te ear and died tn a few.
aiier oeing aiscevered. The coroner
summoned and haa taken charge ni
bodies.
bimhup ataraaa dbab.
A Noted EcclMtuUe Who Started in I
Physician la Savannah, da. H ATS
!.. Ann..-... T..a. t n.- L fluJI
luiKAunuiniA! wuue lU nigB J
William Bacen Stevens, bishop of taw),
ceseei l-ennsyivania, rretettaal Ef
cburcb, died at bis residence in thla
0:10 o'clock this morning, after a
illness. "" jfii-
ritlsheD Htevena 1 the fnnrth
blsuep of Pennsylvania and waa born 1
Me , en tbe 13th day et July, 1815, &e
euucaiea in runups seademy, As
rasas., ana men spent ever two '
foreign travel. He graduated '
M. D. In Dartmouth nelleira as
Used his profession In Savannah, On. i
five years. Shortly afterwards ha
studying theology under tbe bishop off
Els. He wa ordained Inte th. Kirfai
ministry by Bishop Elliett, JanTTT 1844,
rum, ruuiy m ecclesiastical preieii
and In ISIS became rector of St,
drew'e cburcb, Philadelphia, Ha
maineu mere until January 3,
when he waa consecrated (assistant I
of Pennsylvania, and upon tha death-
uiauep retter in ie., ne eecame us
ei jfennayivania. in that same year it
diocese was divided and the aee of PtUsB
waa created, in 1871 tbe diocese of Oaa
Pennsylvania was created, under whisk 1
caster is situated and ever wbleh Bletv
A. De Wolfe Howe presides. In 1868 J
btevens waa appeluted te take cbarg Of I
American Episcopal churches en tan
nent of kiurene. which nest ha bald II
years. rf
utahep Stevens waa a voluminous
ana was one ei me most aaneiariy i
bis church. Bishop Whltaker. fa
bishop et Mentana, and elected last :
coaejuiorto isianepptevens, new i
bishop or PennHlvaEiaYrJSe 1
qenckb. -,
AtlUTBBB BOUtKB I
ierj
The Evicting Party SaeeMstal Art Aa
lag te a frlMt te fr.v.nt Baililasii.
Duumn, June 1L Evictions at Bedj
were resumed te-day. The tlM place 1
ey weahenu waalbebutef Timethy I
They found thst a daughter el CeIUas
dying and they postponed bis eviction) sat
Physician protested tbat tbe removal of I
sick girl would cause instant death.
evicting party then proceeded
Michael U'Callaghan's, where
met with a terrible resistance
O'Callaghan and aeme frlenda wbe Basra
barricaded themeelvee within the prenihwaV
rne Daunts ana police in attempting te I
an entrance were deluged wltb
water and meat Colonel Turner, wbe. i
eeeded General Busier in command of I
troops, implored Father HannantonaeaJnl
tluence wltb tbe tenants te allow tha law',1
use it course, einerwise ne weuta DO I
led te order tbe troops te dislodge I
mus cause oieoasnea. nainer Hsnnaa l
took tbe lead wltb the police following
eviction was enectea without lurtner t
Five women wbe were found
beuse were arrested, aa It waa woman
who uaed tbe scalding water and meal i
the evlcter. c j
Rfaed te Arbitrate. J
Chicago, June 11. The Master
association has positively refused te treat l
or In any way recognize the Brieks
Union. The latter body appointed a
mlttee with autberlty te disease i
with a like body from the employers i
fzatien the terms upon wblcb
could be brought te bear upon thedlf
Tbe employers required aa a perqalsMe
adoption of their platform et priaotfasev l
tue men. rue Dricmayer nave new l
te begin an aggressive campaign
Monday tbe union will take contraeB) at.i
per cent under prices previously
members ei tbe Master Masens'
an vnanewn round MaMeree.
PiTTBnnne, June It At neon te-da
body of a well dressed msn about se
age waa discovered banging freas -
limb et a tree in a grove
vale station, ten miles from
en the West Pennsylvania read.
taken down, It wa discovered
tire top of his head waacrusbsd la, i
by a blew from an axe, Thadk
ate Intense excitement, aa It la ant
case of murder. Nothing waa found OB 1
person tbat would lead te ldentlfloaUea.V
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Died rreaa Myrtartoe Oaase,
Washington, lnd.. June 1L A,
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rleua death occurred here this mernlsg, i
us auenaing pnyewiane aay it rssauea I
arsenical poisoning, Tbe wife and
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of Deputy Recorder Dant, wars takeai
lastly IU last night, and tbe daughter i
deck this morning. Mrs. Dant m
I orlUeal oendnioa and la notes
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cover.
Parle green bad been used lataO
te kill potato bugs, and It M
poisoning accidentally resulted I
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Londen. June 11. II Is
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been read for tbe third state
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the largest coke operator la tee
granted tse aovaaea w
affects about 6,000
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