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VOLUME XX1U-NO. 251).
LANCASTER PA., MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1887.
PRICE TWO
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OKDKKKD FROM CUUKCU,
MiHmia mummtuumm te arrafffiA
fmit.duai.fMtM rvn mm au
Patk.r Mtl.nuiM, of Hi. Mary's, llsta
Cel.hrat Mem, Bad Koaediy IMwiiatM
th Order-Haw a reitn.r laawn
Irr I'lerle Enlerc.it lilt Otd.r.
Members of DIvMen Nv 7, Ancient Order
or lllherulaiis, tin Saturday attended the
funeral e Jc-imiiihIi Twehlg, at St Mary's
Catholic cbuiuli, Fourth street near Spruce,
Philadelphia. Uuv. Falbur McDertnett, tec
ter et the church ud formerly assistant at
8t Mary's Catlmlln church In Lancaster, or
Oared the Hibernians te have thetacred edl
Ilea bereti tin would solvuiulre mass for (be
dead.
Jeremiah Twehlg, tliedeceaMd, was allquer
dealer at Ne :M7 Seuth Hlxtb street Ha wan
a member In geed atandtng In rit Mary's
church, and alsocennectfd with Division
Niv 7, Auclmil Order nt Hibernians, Tweblg
Olrd en Thursday tut The notice of bia
deatb and funeral was coupled with an Invi
tation te tit fellow tlltiernlatia te ba ireeent
at the latter, te tie beld Saturday morning In
St Mary's uliureh. Till notice waa brought
tdtheatieiiilen nl Kev. Father McDermott,
who alriinidy nhji-cted te the Invitation,
rather McDurimitt sent nolleeaor hla objec
tions te the w Idew of tbe deceased, and by
hla direction net only wss the nhjectleusble
feature of the advertisement withdrawn, but
a note waa aent te the aecretary of Division
Ne. 7, by the widow analog that the o e
clsty retrain from attending tha funeral,
n-peclally In the capacity of Hibernian.
Yesterday morning, however, a Roedly
representation from Division Ne. 7 wars In
Ibe front et lbs chutcb when Father McDer
mott eutered te solemnize tuaaa for the dead.
Ha tent word te the undertaker te request
Ibe men te leave, and that elllclal, after re
plying te the priest that be bad prevleualy
told the Hlbernlana net te come te tbe
church, again preferred tbe reverend father'
request Hut the Hlbernlana remained In
their seals until Father McDermott, having
reiutnmt bia voatment, advanced without
theubancel rail and atattd tbat uiaaa for tbe
dead would net t-e aald until the member
et tbe acclety should withdraw, Tbe Hiber
nian tben left the cbuicb.
VATIIKU M'lll.HMOTr'M Ollj KCTIO.NK.
"I did net lutindtole drawn Inte tacit
recognition, much leva approval, of tbe
order," aald 1'nthur McDermott "My ac ac
liiiintance with tlieiu la very thorough. 1
waa aplrltual advler, while atatleued In
Pettavllle In 1875 arid 170, te ill teen or tbelr
number eenleiicml te be hanged for murder.
t hate paper lu my imntrailen which should
1 glva them te tlm p'C, would Make the
reef oil ' tbe order. I bave writ t(iiumlealens
from many uit-iiiber el the order who saw
death en trio c.a!lns Mtrliigtliriii in tlmUie.
They are hII alike in pniHw, wliMlitr they
call tlieiiiH"vtH lllti-Tiuaiii, Mi.llie.Mai.ulrn,
White llij, Mink NliotHer nlmt nut. Ity.
Ia (Miiipnlliuu miiii'inri ti p t.ikoef ttm
church' KHuimiieiitH all nettilng no long
Mtlm old spirit m'tuatts thn urderand the
old class el tiinnitier aie In It 1 knew
Ari'lihlatKip IUhii riduaed te review the
Ancient inter 'of Hibernian' rale upon
I Ml ML Patrick's Uay, tint 1 cannot nay,
pereentlly, liew be leela about the society.
At the request of tmiiril priests of
thla diocese, and much agalnt my
wilt, 1 drafti-d ll.it sti-leleu of a niviuerUl
again! the enler, te In- piewnud te Iho plen
ary OKUncil which met Hi Haliliiiern lu IN; I
After I had r i I It 1 deturminiHl tesh)
It te Arcliltltliep lly in, t mmi If he would net
glelt bNeuilniM'iiiiiiil My Interview u
net NatlHlactery. The nic!itilhiip wanted te
talk and 1 wanted te read. 1 tlnally 1UI real
the meinerl1, (nit he preaerved bl rquaul
inlty better than I did mine. He did nut
eeeui te tlualie te du nny IhleK, but .aid there
were many K'd men In tlm elder. I)J 1
agree wltli lilm an te thatT Ne lr! I de
net. I Knew toeiinii'h. Ita ttut a It may,
however, I m the archhiitiep alter that
Inter lew, ami, although I Intruded tedetalu
hlui but a moment " n aeuie oilier IiuhIiiwk,
be ald bn watitril lu Ul k te in ; that he wat
abuilt te lake a walk, unit 1 uiuat go Willi
him. NVe walkmt trnui hla realdeucn te the
beat beuaea u.i tLn Schuylkill river and luck,
and he told me In the plalueat terui tint be
had completely chauged hit opinion aiietit
tbe order et Hibernian, and that he waa
thoroughly oppeetl theriit , 1 have a or
memory ter ilatei Inn I think It wi net long
alter that 1 hw he lutnixlnw putjltahed lu
a mernlnu plier, iHirixiriliig te bite been
between Mr. Maurice F, WUhnre, a promi
nent Hlbeiiiian.anil thuarchUlaheji, In wbicb
the lattei waa uinde te ay thing directly
centrai v te iIiikii he told me. I remembered
distinctly that hia grace had informed me
tbat a W extern hlabep ba t condemned tbe
order publicly, and hupeke in oommeuda eommeuda oemmeuda
tlou et this oeurae. I waa lea'h te believe the
arcbhUbnp two facid lu the matter, e 1 wvitt
te aea him. He distinctly and pualtively
denied baring aald tbe thing attributed te
him in the Wiluere lutttr view and talked witb
him. He aald be bad net aeen tbe publlahed
Intervlew and would deny It publicly."
Father YoDuriuelt apeke very quietly
throughout the above quoted interview, but
evidently witb atreng feeling, lie aald be
bad no quarrel with OlvUlen Ne 7 nor any
el ita uieuibere, and had done all In bl peer
te prevent the Hlbernlana tram attending
Mr. Twueh,'a funeral and aubjectlng then.
aelvea te public dlatnlaaal from tbe church.
XUK rtlVHTtf AT LIT ft.
Knlgblaul th Ueta.n Kagl te Galabrat It lu
UraatlMfle.
Twelve caatU. soft tie KnlghUoftheUelden
Kagle have ae far HlgulUed their lnteulieu of
participating In tbe grand parade at Lllltz en
Julyt'.b. It wilt be under tbe auiplceaef
UarUeld Uaatle, Ne. 70. Tbe committee con cen
alU of tbe following air knlgbta : Or. J. 11.
Hbeuk, Dr. J. C. Hretnt, J. U. Zeek, H. 11.
Tahudy, J. F. Kucb. Tbemaa A. Milcbiack,
U. 1J. Hucb, Lawrence Ureab, Elruer Kautz,
J. A. Mlkacb, William A mar, N. U. Fry,
Cuvler Urube, Harry Kaufman and Or. J. U.
Weltmer.
Kvery eaatle In I.ancaater county baa ae.
cepied tbe invitation. There will be preaent
oeminanderlea from Heading, caatlea or
quada from I'blladelphut andeliewbereand
tbouaandaef vUHera from tbe aurreundlng
country. Tbe p'ai-de will atari promptly at
10 a. m.t and continue about an beur and
bait. 'Ibe apeaklng will take place In tbe
cool abadea of the aprlng greunda at '1 p. m.
Tbe following air knlgbta have bean ae
cured aa tbe oratera of tbe occaalen : Urand
Vtee Chief Leula K. Hill, ex Senater Ben
jamin F. llugbea, or Fidelity Caatle, Ne. H,
and Dr. Jebn H. Cram, el Antlech Caatle,
He. 38, all or l'blladelpbla. Train, both
waja, arrive at Utltz at H:iOa- m., and de
part In tbe afternoon at 4:30, 0, 7 ae and 10 JO.
Thla give vltltlng knlgbta an opportunity te
Mtbe grand illumination of tbe beautiful
aprlng greunda and tbe brilliant pyrotechnic
exhibition.
A New Cleld.D Eagle Oaatla.
White Kem Caatle, Ne. 182, Knlgbta of tbe
Gelden Kagle, will be IniUtuled at Yerk to te
morrow evening by tbe dlatrlct grand chief.
II will be aaaliled by air knlgbta el tbe caa
tlea st Wrlgblavllle, Columbia, Mb Jey,
LaueMtar, Lulls, Mllleravlll and Manbeim.
A Msw Oeanplalat Bawrsd,
Henry Beekman, of Meuntvllte, was beard
laat week by Alderman Deen, en a charge of
cruelty te animal and en a civil ault for dam
ages, preferred by N. M. Fry, liveryman.
Tb allegation waa that Beekman dually
111-treated one of Fry' bera, Tb aider
man rendered a decision dlamiaalBg lb
cruelly caw and giving judgment for tb
defendant In tb ault for damages. Thl
morning Mr. Vtj appealed from tb daolaieo
In tb elvll cam sad atrd a aw complaint
ler cruelty te animal beler Aldarmaa
Fordney.
la reek rick.
W. K. Buckingham, forma-!! Lancaster
and bow a rpertr of tt K:lladlpbU
Prut, bad bU pocket picked Huaday
aArattMat8euuatrt wbarf aa k wm
lTg U Qleumtir farry-besi. Tk Utlsf
rtsTiMd Mtd lid Watwiama
MMtmarmu rum mdhfrnturiam.
A rMladalphU rrracher lleeter llaMuil Ha
la MayamaaiMag trla rarVaa.lag
Weaaaa'a tMalk.
Rev. Or. Tbemaa & Millar, el Ne. M4
Wwt lfalgb avenue, l'hiladelpbla, pastor of
tb Bblleh Independent Method lat ehurcb
and prealdlng elder of tbe dlatrlct, cemprldng
Fenmylvanl, New Jeraey and Maryland,
lie In Meyamenalng prlaen, charged with
lb death of Harab Kllaa Koblnaen, aged 22
year, of Ne. 2,018 Falrhlll atreet, tbat city, by
performing a criminal operation. Th affair
became known through Dr. William K.
Matteru, tbe phyalclau who alteuded tbe
woman. He had been visiting bar for nearly
a week be lore tblrueaialef allatt became
known. Tbe wemau finally told hlin tb
whole atury en laat Saturday. 1 he doctor at
nnoe Informed Lieutenant Wolf, of tbe
Twenty anennd dlatrlct A tbe woman lived
In the Klgbteentb the llnutenlant untitled
Lieutenant r-oett, nf that dlatrlct. In tbe
tneantluin II. H. T. MyerF, a notary public,
waa called lu and took the woman' ante
mortem aiateiuent. The law require that a
perannahall be In fear nf death when aunh a
latement a thl ! made. Although clterl
were made te Induce the woman Ui expreaa
aueb an opinion ahe iieral.tently reluaed,
claiming tbat aba would recover. At an
early hour Huuday uiernlng tlllleara
Lanahan and Cenea arreated Miller, and be
waa taken Inte tbe presence et the dying
wemau and Id en tilled a Ibe guilty rty.
Tbe prlanuer waa tben arralgued liefore Mag
Utrale O'llrlen, who onmmltted him te
anawer. The woman' death waaauneunced
at rive minute after '. o'clock Huudy tilgbL
Mra. Kehlnaun waa an Kngllah woman and
bad nue child, a l-ey 4 year old. ller liua
band la a cigar dealer, doing buniueaa lu Hut Hut
ten. The prlaener la well known In pollce annala,
having been auapecUid el almllar Crimea en
prevleua oceatton, but ha alwaa ewwped
punlabuieut owing te a lack of evldenee audi
clent te convict him. lit H rat appearance be
fore tbe public aa a law breaker waa at tbe
time of the eipoaltlen of tbe doing of tbe
celebrated Philadelphia Medical college el
which Miller waa dean, and the llluitrleua
Dr. Huchanan waa principal. When the In
stitution waa broken up Dr. Miller waa
tried by tbe Method lat Kpiacepal confer
ence en chargea brought agalnat him, and,
after a protracted trial, waa deposed
from the mlnlatry. Nluce that time, bow
ever, be baa been acting In tbe capacity el a
local Itinerant preacher. Miller beld several
chargea In thla atate, and twelve year age
waa etallnned at Mlddlatewn, Dauphin
county, where bia congregation waa net
friendly te him for geed reason. He la
about 70 yearn of age and has long been aus aus
pected by the nj1Ice, who heretofore have
never lawn able te obtain evidence agalnat
htm. The coroner will probably held an In
quest In the caae te day.
ma mtiTimnn mauhmt.
'A aatkiit Mau"Tbliik II Nheuld ba Ixwstsd
Mera Than a Mleu' Threw Krem lh C.nlral.
Kni iMrKi.MiiKNCKii : I was glad te
learn from your Issue el Haturday that the
project fur tbe erection ul a Huutheru market
waa taking ahapeand belDg favorably con
sidered by many of eurcitlzena. It is high
time the Heutbern Knd wake up and
aecure tbe oenveuteucea aud aonemtuo.
datlen which ether eecllena of our city
have been enjoying for year. There la
need of a geed market te supply
the wanla of the large population south of
CentreHquare, aud If tt la properly Iccitcd
and managed it will secures large patronage
and th iu estment py from the atari. Frem
the action of Naturday'a meeting It apjieara,
however, that a site at Vine and Houth tjueen
atreela baa beeu selected, or as geed at
selected, fur Its location which, In tbe judg
ment of many, will cause Its failure ; aa
it will be but a mere atones threw
from the old aud favorite Central whlcb,
despite the market in the north, eaat
and west, still has the bulk of tbe city 'a trade
and the cuatum of citizens from the Immedi
ate vicinity of tbe ether bullae. A location
below German atreet would be much better
ler buslneaa ; would be a convenience aud
accommodation te many mill people, whose
early wurk hour preveut them going long
distances, and would get the trade of a large
section which, with the market at Vine
street, would naturally gu te Centre Square,
or te the K talem or W( stern. The prope-ted
stockholder will naturally consider care
fully the prospects of dividends before In
vesting their money, and it deea net require
much consideration for them te see that a
market at tbe proposed location would bavn
no chance of success against the Central, and
tbey also knew that tbe proposed abolition of
It Is but idle talk. Our city 1 growing, and
tbe Central Is a uecesalty Just aa the Houtb Heutb
ern la, if It is te be a Heutbern In anything
but the name. A Marki:t Man.
Anether Uall for th U.ua.l Mpascb.
tlAlttMSIIUIUI, Pa., Junti'Ji, iNrf.
Kiiiteiis ei' Inikli.kikSckk : "Uucaa"
voiced my sentiments In your laaue of Hatur
day when be pleaded for tbe publication or
Mr. Ueesel'a addreaabetore tbe graduates of
Franklin and Marshall college. He (or abe)
disappointed nie, tee, because I tben learned
tbat I couldn't get a printed copy el tbe
aplendid production, which 1 bad Intended
te ak you ler. It was an exquisite relief
from tbe cold, and net potent, materialistic
arguments tbat obtain ae strongly these daya;
and wbe Mr. Hsnsel takes us from tbe
greed fef 'tellars, tbe adoration of the cobble
atone and the absurd ajiotUeealaor thebaker'a
apron, we de net flatter him when we thank
blm. Iiiber is dlgn tiled and exalted. Men
labored when Hemer cbaated; wbenHippbe
ung and Shakespeare wrote; but the world
didn't go crazy ever a new abee brush tben.
It did, though, ravel In the mellowing glories
of a higher iearnlug, and was the better for
It. H.
emttH in THmtLdmm.
S.vsrsl Inmtls of Londen T.uatn.ut Heum
Burnt d te Ufath.
Fire broke nut In a tenement beuse oil
Oxford street, Londen, en Sunday morning,
and tbe fltmes spread ae rapidly tbat several
of tb Inmate were unable te make tbelr es
cape. Several frightful scene were wltneased
by the enormous crowds of people tbat bad
been attracted te the spot. One youth Jumped
from tbe top story te tbe ground and was
Instantly killed. Hi mother let lowed him.
lu her descent she struck upon tbe railing
In front of tb beusa and rebounded en tbe
hesda et tbe crowd. Hue waa oenveyed te a
hospital. Auethjr woman appeared at a
window holding a child In tier arm. A
moment later she fall backward into tbe
Hames. Tb charred remain et heraal t and
two children were afterward found. Tbe
firemen rescued many persons by means of
ladders and were very active and efficient,
but tbe tltme spread ae quickly and tb
number of inmate waaae great tbat It waa
Impossible te prevent many from seeking te
save tbeinselvea belere the firemen could
come te tbelr rescue.
Usr.llct Tax Collectors.
Tb Berk county grand Jury have pre
sented indlctmeuta agalnat ten derelict
tax collectors. Following are tbe name and
amounts misappropriated :
Geerge W. Kersbner, Heveuth ward, 110,
000) James B. Dry, Keckland, f 1,700 1 Geerge
W. Uelder, Amity, SM00; Henry D. Scboed Scbeed
ler, Third ward, 11,200; Henry A. Tyaen,
Filth ward, $2,500; Jehn K. Kline, Jeflersen,
1,400; Charles V. Dauth, Ninth ward, $700;
Abraham Grime, Upper Bern, $1,200 ; H. C.
W. Mats, Second ward, $1,000; 11. O. W.
Mala, Tratb ward, $1,406; Henry Ammen,
CicrsarveB, $400.
Twe Mat Tragedies,
. At Norriatewa, David Beard wm ledged
In priaes) ter probably fatally stabbing Hanry
titans at CeisgTllla
A MdoentalnlBgtbeBama
" swwa wwswmaa saaagiea m axoersr
a taw nuiWBsia wuamiagteat
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THE DEFENSE) BEGUN.
i vvmfLmtmvr mxmsvarmm
Ait mm a ntumt or vmrnmrnr.
Ha Oemaa lata Oearl Very fll-aU-aMenaaa
VsltgrsnT Is TsatUy.Havtng Itesa ssbpeaasd
by pat-0asrs PresiesHlsa
Made te tha OsaH and Jaijr.
At th urgent request of Counselor Stick
ney, Judg Barrett modified tbe order relat
ing te tbe confinement ul Jacob Hbarp in
Ludlow atreet Jail. Mrs. Sharp and bar
daughter, Mr. Del mar, war allowed te re
main Sunday night Mr. Sharp passed a
bad nlgbb lie waa restless, meaning almost
constantly. II evidently Buffered mueh
pain. Th prisoner had net eateu inucb of
anything fur et-versl da a Mrs. Sharp re
port bia condition dally te hla physician,
who prescribe In accordance. Tbe prisoner
did net leave bl room Sunday.
Nkw Yekk, June '.7. At half peat nln
this morning Jacob Sharp, leaning en tbaarm
of Warden Keating, entered tbe court et eyer
and terminer with an uncertain atep. Mr.
Hbarp was alae accompanied by Under Sheriff
Dexton and a deputy. Frem bl baggard,
worn-out leek It waa apparent te every en
In tb court room Ibal Sharp 1 very alck
and evidently su (faring great pain. Tbe
wardan aald te a reporter that bl charge
bad net slept during tbe whole of
last nlgbt but lay restlessly tossing en hi
bed. HI wife, who sat constantly by her
huiband'e aide, tried Intllectually te relieve
hla autlerlnpa. Mr. Sharp, who waa driven
from Ludlow street Jail te tbe court, waa
witb great dllUculty assisted up tbe stairs,
the elevator nut being In use owing te some
accident te the inscblnery. On tbe old man
reaching the court room he was se exhausted
that be dropped lute a chair at tbe entrance
te tbe room.
Mr. Nlcell resumed the reading of Sbarp'a
testimony before tbe Hsnste Investigation
oemmlttco. Durieg tbe reading ex-Alder-man
FullgraO walked Inte tbe room and
beld a abort wblapered conversation with
Mr. Mitchell, counsel ler tb deleese. Full
grail baa been ubpnnaed a a witness for the
defense and It la said there will be some sen
sational development wben the defense pre
sent its case.
Mr. Nloell finished at 11:15 o'clock.
Counsel for the defense then beld a short
conference te wblch tbe defendant was also a
parly. Mr. Parsons then moved Ibattbe dis
trict attorney be compelled te elect whether
be would depend upon tbat part of tbe
Indictment which allege tbat Sharp otteied
a bribe te Fullgrafl or tbat which charges
tbe defendant with having actually bribed
Fullgratr. Thla motion was denied, ss waa a
formal motion for tbe discharge el Hbarp.
Mr. Parson then opened for tbe derente.
De said tbat despite the months of prepara
tion, despite the assistance received from tbe
report et tbe Senate committee and tbe alder
mania trials, the prosecution bad net fur
nished a single leta of evidence inintlng di
rectly te tbe guilt of tbe defendant. Here
counted the dllllciiltlea under which the de
fendant labored and warned the Jury net te
be misled by the teatluieny of Miller and
Pearson, who are net alleged te have been
bribed by Sharp in tbe Indictment en
trial. He cautioned them against permitting
sued testhu'iuy te deepen their impression
against the defendant. Mr. Parson aald that
tb detente would abew that tbe combine
among tbe aldermen for " buslneaa pur
poses" waa net instigated by the defendant
or by the elllcers el bis ceuiany, but was a
scheme coucected smeug themsel tea for their
own wicked ends. He esld that the testi
mony of the c'llxf witness fur the presecu
tioeFullgratf himself proved that fact.
Counsel asked tbe jury if the prosecution
bad proved an) thing beyond thu fact tbat Ibe
aldermen bad conspired te levy tax en every
project tbat came before them. He asked If
tbe prosecution bad proved anything toahew
tbat tbe defendant bad corrupted ut de
bauched these aldermen. He paid his at
tention next te the Informers, and aald tbat
Cel. lillss, who acted ss Sharp's counsel dur
ing the Senate Investigation, would testily
that Sharp waa net allowed te refuse te tes
tify before tbat body, but waa forced te in
criminate biaiself.
11 1 have yet te learn," Mr. Parsons aald,
11 that there la one law for tbe rich and an
other law for tbe peer."
This was an anawer te Mr. N Icell'a remarks
about Sharp's wealth.
BAMVmL NtmtLmt UK Alt.
A rremlnsnt CltUan of Eaat BsmpiUM Town
hip fa Away,
Samuel Nlssley, a prominent citizen et
Kast Hemplleld township, near Laudlavllle,
died suddenly en Saturday evening, sged 68
years. He ate a hearty supper between 4 and
r. o'clock and afterwards wslked te one or bis
fields and talked te some of hla men. Soen
after he returned te the beuse he was taken
ill and waa dead before medical aid cost Id be
summoned. Deceased waa a lireleng resi
dent et the county and enjoyed tbe respect
and confidence of bl neighbor. He waa an
active farmer te tb day or hla death. II
leaveaa family of grown children. Abraham,
Benjamin, Jenaa and Samuel are farmers,
en daughter la the wife et Jacob Ueatelter,
of Penn township, II. L. la an attorney at
law practicing at Harrlaburg, and Lincoln la
a civil engineer new In New Mexico, Tbe
funeral will take place te morrow at 0 o'elock
and tbe Interment will be made at tbe Landls
vllle Mennenlte burying ground.
Knlgbta elHt Jehn's Convention.
Tbe annual convention of tha Knlgbta el
St. Jebn waa opened at Syracuse, N. Y., en
Friday, with nivi at tbe Church el tbe As
sumption, at wblch a number of prieata took
part. Bishop Ludden, tbe supreme spiritual
adviser of tbe order, preached the sermon.
Delegates are present Irem New Yerk, Ohie,
Michigan, Indians, Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Kentucky, Missouri, Dntrict of Columbia
and Canada.
Tbe Knlgbta of this city are represented at
tbe convention by Martin DUllch and Augus
tua Hlelnwandel. Tbe tlrst named was ap
pointed en tbe committee en resolutions and
the last named en credentials. Tbe parade
el tbe erder takes place te-day.
Haas Hall Nawa
A game of baseball was played Hat urdsy
afternoon en tbe college ground, between
two nine composed of workmen et Jes,
Lederman'a tobacco warehouse. The nines
war known a "Tbe Cuban" and "Tha
Sboetlles." Tb great feature of th gam
waa the batting of Carpenter of tbe Cubans.
Tbe score stoed: Cuban 31, HboeMsa 2.
Anether game will be played by the same
nines en Saturday next.
Th Laagu games of base ball en Satur
day were : At Indlanapella : lndlanapella
II, Philadelphia 5 ; at Detroit : New Yerk 15,
Detroit 3 ; at Pittaburg : Washington 5,
Pittsburg 4, at Chicago : Ohioage 8, Bosten 7?
Tbe American Association Dlsvsd aa fel.
Iowa en Haturday : At Cleveland : St. Leula
3, Cleveland 0 ; at Baltimore : Baltimore 8,
Athletic & ; at Htalen Island : Brooklyn 2,
Mela a
Tbe Brenklyua defeated tbe Athletics by 5
te 4 at Kldgwoed yesterday, and Louisville
beat Cincinnati by 7 te X
Woadsrlel Bglanag Teat.
Twe thousand psepla saw a wonderful
achievement of ngtneerleg aklll at Holmas Helmas
burg Junotlen, en tha New Yerk division of
tha Pennsylvania railroad, Huaday. Thirty
two men mevad a distance of fifty fset tha
iron brldg, weighing 160 leaa, that spaas tha
PMnypack, aad thay aaeemattaaad tb gnat
task in tha raeaarkabla tlm of eleven and
oea-balf minute. Tb rameval of the brldg
had te b deaa btwa tat ruaalac of laat
Mia
ammra te vAtmmrtht.Am,
Msw a Pair et rear asMera Aaalkllatsd a
Trs rail.
Walk Inte my parlor', said the eplder te
tbe-ceterplllar."
And b did.
Just hew Mr. Caterpillar managed te be.
com fastened In th netting se skillfully
manufactured by th wily and agile spider,
la net known unless, perchance, Mr. Cater
pillar may hav fallen from a projecting ledge
and nver reached mother earth. Hulllce It
tessy, however, there he was, and a right
royal fellow, tee. The spider was a very
small en, and tbe wonder was expressed at
the daring exhibited by se lnllnllaalmal an
Inrect In assaulting one se Immensely supe
rior In strength. But be did, and tlm alter
tlm wben beaten off, ba returned te the
charge with renewed vigor. New en thla
aide, new en tbat be fights bis victim, who
has by tbl time wriggled bis bead loose from
tbe meshes and Is threshing tbe air In pain
and in desperate) effort te release the ether
hair or bia entangled body. The parlor" Is
threatened with immediate destruction by
his violence, and the little spider bangs
en tenaciously until the caterpillar's
convulsions eutnlde. Then be rapidly
runa down the " outlines" and renews his
attack, only te be repulsed again and again
by tb caterpillar' awful shaking. Finally,
despairing of overcoming his guest, the
spider suddenly beats a retreat and leaves tbe
caterpillar In hi glory. But whither gees
Mr. Spider? Watch blm. Acress the face of
the building he spins witb a rapid atrlde,
until he reaches the opposite corner where,
In tbe midst or a massive and beautifully
constructed "den" lies a friend and fellow
citizen, el about tbe same sir.-). A consults consults
Hen la held and a "plan or campaign"
determined upon. Beth wend tbelr way
back te tbe still defiant caterpillar, sod
while one runs te one aide, the ether spider
lakeaup a position en the ether. Simulta
neously, as It by bugle call, and while Mr.
Caterpillar He In an almost exhausted con
dition, tbey make a descant. Whoop! sills
confusion; may tbe beat contestant win.
Minute after minute peases by and still tbe
caterpillar valiantly withstands the combined
attack. Alas I be cannot bold bia own, and
with a noble edert te release himself, bl
long and magnificent body straightens out In
tbe threes el deatb.
Darkness oeme space, and we leave tbe
spiders In possession of tbelr hard" wen
victory. Wbst tbe victorious warriors did
with the remains, cannot be ascertained ss,
in the morning, net a sign of either cater
pillar, web or spiders could be found.
Brave spiders, you did well. May the
many millions of thine enemies tbe cater
pillar which infesl this beauUful city, fall
into tby earetul and louder embrace !
SllKVA.
Te (let Hid efCateriilllars.
Te burn these peats with a torch Is sugges
ted, while another remedy is tbat of placing
a quantity of tobacco leaves under the treei
affected and smoking them oil. But tbe
most effectual remedy Is te break off tbe
branch and consign it and tbe worms te a het
stove, care being taken net te let any of tbe
worms fall en the ground, and this can be
obviated by placing them in a paper.
AVJvarmKHT or att.Autmii.
Th t'ostelMcs Ut partrasut Decide Upeu lb
tUnianaraUeu et 8.r! iacsI UIHcs.
The annual adjustment of the salaries el
tbe poetefUcea el the presidential grade baa
been completed by tbe officials et tbe pest-
offlee department. These presidential post pest
offices, se called because, tbe salary being at
least one tbeusatid dollars a year, tbe (est
master Is appointed by ihe president, are of
three classes. Tbe first clsss comprises these
offices where tbe sslary la three thousand
dollars or mere; tbe second class ranges from
two thousand te three thousand
dollars, and tbe third class
from one thousand te two thousand dollars.
Under tbe law the pay el tbe presidential
postmasters must be regulated at the begin
ning of each lical year. Onenf the most im
portant features of tbe present adjustment is
tbe very general increase of salaries, which
la considered by the department as an Indi
cation el business presjierUy, as It has been
found that the postal revenues, upon wblch
the salary Is based, are quick te respond te
any commercial e.xpauslun. The whole
number of postetUces In Pennsylvania is
4,050, of whlcb 102 are of the presidential
rauka. Besides thesa already announced
Lllltz, Marietta and Mount Jey post
masters receive tbe same as berutolere ;
$1,000, $1,300 and $1,200 respectively.
Bethlehem's salary advances from $2,200 te
$2,300; Bryn Maw r from $ 1, 100 te $ 1, 400; Oeates.
ville from $1,G00 te $1,700; Columbia from
$l,bO0 te $1,1)00 ; Danville from $l.b00 te $2,000 ;
Downingtown $1 100 te $1,200; Gettysburg
$1,000 te $1,700; Harrlsburg $.1,100
te $3,200; Lebanon $2 300 te $2,400; l.eck
Haveu $2 100. te $2,200 ; Muncy $1,300 te$l, 400;
Norrlstewn $2,300 te $2,100; FLienlxville
$1,700 te $l,h00; PotUtewn $l,J00 te $2,100;
Beading $3,000 le $3,100; Scran ten $2,000 te
$3,000; Shameklu fl.hOO te $1,900; Shenan
doah $1,700 te $1,MH); Tyrene $1,700 te $l,b00.
A Famous l'bj.lclan llaad.
Dr. Kzra Mlcbener, of New Harden town tewn
abls Cheater county, died Friday. He was
In bis 'Mi year. When a young mtfn he
went te l'hiladelpbla, aud uuder the pre pre pre
reptorablpet Dr. David J. Duvls, who was a
bretber-ln-law of the late Uen. Ell K. Price,
atudled medicine, aud In ISIS graduated from
tbe University of Pennsylvania. He then
went home and commenced te practice, and
continued for three-score years. During all
hla busy career be found lime te continue te
study natural history. His publications were
"A Ketrospeetof Karly ijuakerigui, being ex
tracta from tbe Kecerda of the Philadelphia
Yearly Meeting." "A Brief Exposition of
tbe Testimony et Peace," "Christian Casket
or tbe Pearl of Great Price," "Manual of
Weeds," Uand-Uuokef Kclauipsia," a medi
cal work of personal observation, aud some
ether publications. He also, in connection
with Or. William D Hartman, of Wet
Chester, prepared tbe natural history depart
ment of Judge Futbey 'a "lliatery of Chester
County." Aa a scientist be bad a world-wide
reputation, and the elder Agasslz spoke of
him In tbe highest terms.
Several years sge begavehis tine collection
of zoology te the Swarlbmere college, but
during the fire a few years age In that build
ing the collection was totally destroyed.
Crep Improved by the Kale.
Tbe weatber crop bulletin for tbe past week,
Issued by tbe government algnal service
office, says : Tbe weatber during tbe week
has been generally favorable for tbe prineipal
crops. Kalns in tbe Houth Atlantic states
doubtless Improved Ibe condition of tbe
staple crepa in tbat region. Mere rain Is
ueeded in tbe cotton region. Tbe weatber
ba been favorable for harvesting In the wheat
regions, there having been an txeess el sun
shine and very little rain. In the corn region
the weather bas been generally favorable,
although in some localities mere rain la
needed, and the cool weather or the past
week must bave aligldly retarded tbe grewlb
of tbe corn crop, lu New Kngland, where
haying la new lu progress, tbe condition bave
been especially favorable te tbe bay crop.
All crop in this section and the Middle At
lantic alatea have been Improved by tbe rains.
although In the northern portions or New
Kegland and New Yerk there bas been less
than the usual amount el sunshine attended
by cool weatber.
Ha lbs Murderous Weapon.
t"r. in the Oxford llerald.
About the year 1817 Jebn Haggerty killed
with an axe a gunsmith by tbe name el
Melchelr Fordney. Haggerty at tbe time be
committed tbe deed was a uiaulae produced
by drinking whisky. Fer this terrible act be
waa executed In tbe yard el tbe old jail at
Lancaster. At the sale of tbe effects el Ford
ney, lasso Cramer purchased tbe axe with
which he (Fordney) waa killed and at the
aaie of Cramer'a goods some years age near
Conewlngo Furnace tbe asm axa waa
gurcbaaad by Lewi Hilten, new In Fulton
iwuhip, for lha hub el tan cents.
Ter Itsal Estate Owscrs.
Friday el thla wk la tha hut day te pay
city Uxi te Mve the abattmeat
Th same day Is tbe last eawblcb mercan
tile tax caa b paid at tha county treasurw'
oflle te aave tha axptate of a ault
ea imbum aay a naauy aaad w au
aaaaM watar raw
TilE LION'S DOMAINS.
iaar Amm mmtme vMvmrme ut tmm
mmm'A uausFiitu claw.
Kessla Moving tier Tetess late BVaatsrs Terri
tory Which th British Us Uiag Osvatsd.
Ths 1'iar'a Oeveramsat Net Ceacal
lag Its lataattena ter th Fuinrs,
(curTXtdUTxn )
Londen, June 27. Mr. Charles Marvin,
author of tbat striking work "Tb llusslana
at the Gates of Herat" and tbe best Informed
man In England In regard te Kuaalan affairs,
ha never ceased since the publication of hi
great work two years sge te direct tbe atten
tion of tbe thoughtful te the dangers threat
ening Great Britain's empire In tbe Kast
He has bseu a Cassandra, uttering doleful
prophecies whlcb fell en dull eara aud even
aroused resentment, but wblch if present
Indications are te be trusted, are new being
fulfilled.
Mr. Marvin, In an article just published,
reviews bis consistent warnings, andabews
hew every step taken by Huasla in pushing
her empire esstwsrd has been a realization el
bia prediction. Hutsla stands te-day a
England's Northern neighbor along a poorly
protected boundary line of twelve hundred
miles, which as tbe Nurse In "The Pirates"
sings Wouldn't ha' been" If the common
sense policy suggested by Mr. Marvin had
been adopted. Kuwl could hsve easily
been checked by sny one of a dozen counter
movements en Kngland'a part a few years
sge, wblch are new difficult If net Impracti
cable. Tbe vast shipments just announced
of arms and ammunition eastward from the
Caspian ever the long stretch of Kusslan
railroad through Turkestan and Merv have,
however, proved alarming enough te at last
open the eyes et that large class et Britishers
who never believe anything until tbey see It
Heretofore most of Kusala'a movement in
c jnnectien witb ber enormous acquirement
of territory north or India have
been conducted in secret. Only these
who, like Marvin, bave made a
special study of Kusslan methods, have been
vigilant enough te dettct these concealed
atens toward aggrandizement and te fully ap
preciate tbelr dangerous BlgultJcanue. Tbe
open shipment en a large scale et munitions
of war new indicates that the czar's govern
ment considers its new conquests ae firmly
established that concealment et Its move
ments is ue longer necessary. An openly
aggressive wltcy, In Mr. Marvin's opinion,
baa new begun. What this means te tbe
British empire I perhaps beat appreciated
by these who are familiar with
the attitude or Lord Dutl'erin, vice
roy of India. This most able of Kngllsb
diplomats baa frequently appealed te tbe
home government te avert the disaster which
be baa seen approaching. It is te be feared
tbat while Lord Salisbury la yet struggling
with the deubtlul task of forcing oeeroion
upon Ireland, tbe "brightest jewel In tbe
crown " of Kngland will have been placed
In Irremediable danger by bia absolute dis
regard of foreign complications.
ths umtvAKt mmvuHO.
Sudden IMatt of Mr. Starr Uav.ler, Widow el
ttcebcn Davsler.
Mrs. Mary Daveler, widow of tbe late
Keuben Daveler, died rather auddenly Hun
day morning at ber residence, Ne. 251 West
King street Fer two years past Mrs. Daveler
bas been troubled with au affection of the
lungs, snd bas bad frequent hemorrhages,
but was able usually te superintend ber do
mestic affairs. On Haturday she bad a
sevete hemorrhage, but en Sundsy morn
ing she wa about as usual, ate her
breakfast, attended te some household
duties, and was afterwards seized witb
violent coughing snd a profuse hemorrhage
while pumping water In tbe yard in rear of
tier dwelling. Hbe was carried into tbe beuse
and placed upon a lounge Dr. Netcber, who
lives near by, was called in but she died seen
alter warda. Mrs. Daveler waa 5 1 years of aga
Her maiden uamu was Kiibtil'er and she was
Mr. Da veler's second wife. Hbe leaves two
sons and a daughter. She was an excellent
woman, domestic In ber habits, a geed wife
and mother, a kind neighbor aud exemplary
Christian. Hhe was au active member of HL
Paul's Reformed cburcb for many years.
Her funeral will take place en Wednesday at
2 o'clock. Interment in Lancaster cemetery.
Ueatb of Mlas Catherine K. Barr.
Miss Catherine K. Barr, daughter of Kllaa
Ilarr, died en Sunday last at tbe family resi
dence, Ne. 0-'l North Lime street, after an
illness of several years, Including both bron
chitis and valvular disease of tbe heart. Miss
Barr was noted ler her domestic virtues and
ber high religious fattb. She was net only
tbe favorite el ber family, but waa beloved
by a w Ide circle of devoted friends. Hbe was
a member of tbe Duke street M. K. church,
and until disease prostrated her, a regular
attendant at tbe Sabbath school and church
services. Her funeral will take place en
Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Interment at
Woodward Hill cemetery.
The Lluea'ans Meat.
The Llnmuiu society met en Saturday
afternoon. Tbe donation te tbe museum
consisted of a chip of tbe Washington
monument, donated by Miss P. Katbven, a
fractured Indian implement, donated by
Mayer William A. Morten ; specimen or
the " Kuby-tbreated Humming bird, "
donated by J. M. Westbaeller ; He v. Mr.
Karly donated two small potatoes taken
from the Inside of a large potato ; Mrs.
.ell donated several botanical specimens
aud Dr. H. S. Katbven donated several
miscellaneous specimens. S. M. Hener
donated a mounted specimen el a white
media, a rarity, from this county. Kev.
C. K. Ueupt donated a specimen of petrl
lied weed Irem tbe Little Miami river, In
Mentana. Tbe donations te tbe library con
sisted of the Smllbsenlan institution report
for 1885, part 1; current numbers et tbe
United Statea Patent Office Gazette ; proceed
ings of tbe California Historical society,
numerous prospectuses, catalogues, etc Mr.
1). 11. Bausman read some interesting notes
en " A Curious Case of Spontaneous Com Cem Com
bustieu," also en "A New Use ler tbe
Hypben." Dr. Katbven read a paper en the
donations.
Net a local Affair.
riem the l'htladelphla Times.
All aneuld remember tbat tbe thaukless
task of detecting and prosecuting violators of
the primary law of 1881, wbicb baa been as
sumed by the Lancaster county Republican
Anti-Corruption association, is one of state
Importance, net a merely local and aelbah
affair. Tbe law bas been violated in Lancas
ter county and the work of detecting and
nunlaulnir tbe guilty requires funds. If tbe
law is a dead letter in Lancaster county It will
become a dead letter elsewhere. The associa
tion's work of exposure should be mere lib
erally aided with contributions Irem all par
ties and all parts of Pennsylvania.
m
LavIM en by ths HberuT,
An execution was Issue! te-day for 12,000,
by N. M. Weed against Milten Ueldel
baugb, merchant el Nlckla Mines, Bart
township, and his atoek haa bB levied upon,
Tbr are ether creditors, but it la believed
that all will ba paid In full.
Boeght a rear-Vsat-Old.
Dr. S. A. Zll, of Hlnkletewn, ha pur
chased from hla brother Or. J. W. ZU, of
Llttl Britain, a four-year-old mar, iatr w
th treUIng mar h reeeuUy old te Ww.
Fies' of tbls city. Beth tba animal wr
toad by Dr. , W. ZU, of WtU -Wtalai
tmmmm.
A Veaeg tAy of Chicago Wk
Les gssa r Be Maatal rowers,
CuioAne,Jun27 The JxernM eayt: "Miss
Laura HeugbtaUng, who live at 415 North
Stat street, baa for soma daya bam suffer
Ing Irem a peculiar affaoUea of Ut brain that
has se fsrbanled the best medical klll. Th
prominence or tha young lady In society aad
her great beauty, make tha case a peculiarly
sad one. A few morning age, rtr &-
HeugbtaUng had beeu Buffering from a as
vere headache for aevaral day It waa dis
covered that ber mind, ae far aa the peat waa
concerned, waa a total blank. It waa at first
thought tbat the less of memory waa only
temporary and altar the lady became thor
oughly aroused It would disappear. Such
was net the case, however, and tbe only
person In tbe family whom ahe haa been
able te recognize Is ber mother. At present
Miss HeugbtaUng Is In excellent health, and
with tbe exception of her Inability te re
cognize any et ber former friends, she Is
the same a ever. Miss Heughtallng Is en
gaged te be married, but has no recollection
of ber affianced or of the engagement It Is
thought tbat a small clot of bleed baa set
tled upon tbat portion et the brain tbat i tb
seat et memory, and tbat as seen aa it Is ab-
aerbed tbe trouble will disappear. While
ucn cases are very uncommon, they are by I
no means unknown le medical science. I
The strangest part ' " " U tbat only I
...K a.Asaa..K K I.I .! tmM.n II .. I MASH ... 1
IUV U1V1UU.J mm vuuuv.ua iwca mwtum uuv. u
be affected. The ability te read and write
atlll exists, and also recollection of places
and dates. Ne ether part of tbe mind Is in
tbe slightest degree affected. Miss Hougb Heugb
taUng remember everything that baa hap
pened since the attack. She appreciates the
condition Inte which she has fallen, but be
lieves that ber memory will seen return. "
BevDLmma jrvar air nunc
The Chicago Coart Kefasr Ball for McUarlgl
and McDonald.
Chicago, June 27. Judge Shepard thla
morning refused te admit McOarlgle and
McDonald te ball. He beld that, even it be
possessed discretionary power te grant the
request of tbe delendanta' attorneys. It would
lie mere In accordance with law te keep In
Jail men whose punishment bad been fixed
at a term In tbe penitentiary. Tbe principal
ground taken by the court was that the jury
In fixing the punishment, had taken It out or
the category of misdemeanors.
All of tbe defendants in boodle case Ne,
1,033, together with the peel lawyer and the
state's attorney and hla assistants were in
Judge Tuley's court room this morning,
wben tbe formal order transferring tbe case
te Judge Jamlesen waa entered and tbe lat
ter replaced Judge Tuley en the bench. Mr.
Orlnnell at once called the case for trial and
handed the defense the bill of particulars.
Tbe motion was then made for a continuance
until te-morrow te give an opportunity te the
defense te examine tbe bill of particulars.
The motion was net oppesod by tbe presecu
tlen, and an adjournment waa tben taken
until te morrow at ten o'clock.
nor wat mm mom iuikms.
Wbtls Iut.rf.rtDB With Workman Thsy Ar I
UItcd a Ham Met Balutied.
Kechkstku, N. Y., June 27. The mason'
helpers and tbe laborer empleyes en aewer
and atreet Improvements struck this morn,
lug ler (1 75 per dsy for nice hours' work.
Tbe strike was ordered by tbe local sssem
bile. In two or three Instance non-union
men employed by contractors en street work
were driven sway by the strikers, but no one
bas been injured thus fsr. The police are
prepared ler any outbreak and all persons
who may create a disturbance ' will be
promptly srrested. Tbe union men com
prise less than one-third of tbe total number
of laborers. Nen-union men en Jobs in the
ceutre of tbe city have net been molested.
Tbe intimidation and "argumentation" are
ceunned te tbe outskirts. The employers
have as yet taken no action. By tbe strke all
tbe masons are thrown out of employment
and at least ten thousand persons will be
deprived of their means el support
Wben the strikers visited tbe works of
McUennell.t Jenes and endeavored te per
suade tbe workmen engaged there te quit,
tbey were ordered off tbe works, and falling
te comply were treated te a bath of het water
from a steam engine. The strikers then be
gan tbrewing stones snd injured a couple of
men, but alter two or tbree bad been
scalded tbey retreated and seen departed ler
ether fields. Tbe entire police force baa been
summoned te beadquartera te be In readi
ness for any disturbance.
rear Violent Deaths.
CmuAiie, June 27. James Crenln waa
killed at Steny Island by a Nickel Piste train
tbls morning. His body was taken te tbe
Hyde Park jioliee station, where It awaits an
inquest
An unknown floater waa taken from the
lake at Houth Cbicage this morning. There
was nothing about tbe body te indicate the
identity of the unfortunate, the remains hav
ing been a long time In tbe water.
Tbe body of a man named Philip Kedy
was found between two coal cars en tbe Illi
nois Central track, this morning, near 22d
street It is net known bow he came te be
tbere or hew he was killed.
An unknown man was run ever at Austin
by a Northwestern train this morning. Tbe
body waa taken te tbe Austin police station.
TbeUanuta Win the Jebll Mac.
Londen, June 27. TheOeeesta arrived at
Dever at 5:15 this morning. She trusted
chiefly te tbe tide te enter tbe harbor, tbe tea
being a dead calm with scarcely enough wind
te ripple tbe surface.
Tbe Genesta baa been declared tbe winner
of tbe jubilee yacht race, it took ber just
twelve days, sixteen beurs and fifty-five
minute te sail the course. Tbe prize she
takes la 1,000 guineas. Kvery yacht sailing
In tbe race will be presented witb a com
memorative geld medal.
A stiff southwest wind prevails today be
fore which tbe ether competitors In tbe jubi
lee yacht race are bowling up tbe channel.
Tbey will, no doubt, reduce materially tbe
lead of tbe flenesta. Tbe Sleutbboued
passed Venluer en the south coast el the Isle
of Wight at 10:10 a. m.
Jumped from Ut Third Story,
Ciuuaue, June, 27. While a fire waa In
progress at 555 Seuth Clark atreet early thla
morning, Mrs. James Troyer waa fatally in
jured by jumping from tbe third atery win
dew and waa taken te the county hospital In
a dying condition. The lira waa discovered
in the Troyer apartmenta In the third atery
at 2:30 o'clock and all tbe family, excepting
Mrs. Troyer, escaped down the stairway.
Tbe lire waa put out with alight leaa.
A Oharch rieer Vail.
Broukpeut, N. Y,, June 27, A temporary
flooring under tha Concordia church gave
way during tha service yesterday afternoon
precipitating a large number of people te the
cellar. About twenty person were injured,
soma of them seriously. Charles Scbrader,
whoa back was Injured, will probably dfc
The cause is ascribed te detceUv uppert of
tba flooring.
Mamkar el Mrl!
Len uen, Jun Z7.-TH death t anneuncad
of lien. Lleal LouiOebn, M. P., fremth
north division of Faddlngten.
wMAtmmM uMmUtwtamW.
t I WAaxUaTOT U, V; PUO .(.
laaWMra rauuryivuai nanammwmiy
l-wlada, talr vtaatbar, alight attaagaa
iaaintvt.
n aaana
nu tviiuTc mnnak's.
UIV 11 Mil III DIAJlHf ..
m
es.v tetitrmm, at.
orxmmtAtammrmmtemn
It la Uraaalstsg a Haa
right lhaiaris at HI :
Hla Vesats, Wh
rsstaw, Itasca rreea rilaaWtaj r
Fi.KMlwnsntma, Ky., Juba OT, Tk)-'
la Kewan county is ny no aa
Tha escaped Telllver ar bow M I
comity, their nema, rapidly revraMag)
following, ana una wk rii w
Morehead. kill every man tha flam 1
part In tha recent killing of Ciatg sHX J
and three of bis support!, aaa wssl.
the town. Cl Telllver, brother mt I
Is at tbe head of tha movement
Cal and a cousin, alae named
were arreated In Klllett oeanty FrMafl
warrant from Kewan county, aad pi
Jail at Martlnsbarg. Tbat night a
lerty or fitly Telllverite brek Inte
and rescued tbe two prisoners.
There is Intense excitement agate. I
out Kewan oeuntv in antlclnallnn nf I
peaeu raie. ,, ;;
.UwM
Jehn Kegers, one of the Tettlvar
had sneh a narrow mm fmm
dswskVM
Morehead last Mcrnday, waa arrested at Mfcl
... . - - . - j
Sterling, Ky. He Is charged with mnttm.-ik 4
. 7hi
Th Ueatll Spach.a gutTat,
Washington, June 27. General
W"
te-day forwarded te the war depsrtmaat f,'
dlsnatch from Uen. Heward annenadaa- tmm',
termination of the A Dacha camnabn. QmLYii-'l
iiewara reports mat Liieut jonnaeava ;.;
getle pursuit of Ibe hostile band drove law';
back into the San Carle raaerraMea sswt'
compelled tbelr surrender. A mUltaryatatftJ.
has been organized, an Investigation IniUlal:';
and tbe warrior guilty of civil effaeaaa WtttH'
be turned ever te tbe civil authorities. TaWK
disturbances are at an end and tha war daaart; j
ment believes the campaign te have ba '
creditable te ttje officer engaged ut It A;-
Tha Oaus el Haahatua'a DecUa.
Nkw Yekk, June 27. Tbe decline hi
hattan elevated stock this
I new attrilintAit tn Juilve imb..'j.j
l.Mt- J.J.I.I. ... U-...tH l. .IV .
uaiu e uniaiuii uu OMUiuf m iwst
eard te the resd. In It Judss lasmasaaaM'
Kl tha Um ltt.lal.lnM t-.l Ik. - '- tttl
U .. MW 0.I,M.W MmM MV A)pMl IV,'.
grant a franchise te the read but aJstMi
tbe read from operating in front of aV:r:
Third avenue railroad cempany'a ptewtaVS.
Tha dnnlalnn was In a antt hrnusht aawaA-'i
time age by the Third avenue horse esreJBS'?
mnv tn rMitraln thA Alavatjut mas . iVrf-
operating en Third avenue, te Which )'.-
plaintiff claimed a prier and excluslv rights
Ths Policeman Shet Uaptale Hi
New Yerk, June 27. An Inquest
held te-day lu ths case et Captain Jaek'
Hussey, tbe life saver. Tbe
tmtumcmrdim
showed tbst Hussey, who waa
lntOM-MV,'
cated, was drinking In a saloon with Pelleav
man Hahn,wbe waa in cltlzm's clothe. Taav
quarrelled, llstm lelt me aaioen, ana wasm -jy
... lr l.n.. .1mA - Ih. IMltlllMWI
xjuaeejr ivi n suuii mua m uv yv mv.
who wss outside, shot htm
Im iha.MAiiuw.
Hussey came te kas'r.
... uw vnatti
Tbe Jury found that
riftfaih t fri-im m nlnlnl tthnt wnund At LhAbaatfBV
et Officer Uahn."
uann is tocked up ut mm &i
Tombs.
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Uajlot-Bex BlarT.ra B.ntenescl.
Baltimore, June 27. Judg Pblp i
fenced the convicted election Judge
m.-'U
clerks 'te day te tbe highest penalties of tka
law. Owens, Waters, Brandau, Banner aad
Byrne, of tbe First ward, get tweysarata
Jail. Hamlin, of tbe Klgbteentb ward waa
sentenced te two years and a nne of 11,000. ,'s
YlalnvllnffAr. tt Ihn KlehtAAnth want, tnnaad 'j
v......B-., - B. ....... .. .w.c .
hi bail.
Te Iteal.t Kvlctlen.
Duni.iN, June 27 Tbe tenant en the-,
(I am nf Ihn I TmintAjmnf tfimratnn. at Mlnliaad. '
Iin. nntintv T.tmAriclr. havfl) manlvsri fcn M. &3?
alat the evictions te which tbey will shortly $$
be subjected, wiuiainu'urien, m, r., eaiMsT ,,
el L'mttil Ireland, premises te visit tb t.
ants in mis district ana encourage mem wits iSs
his presence. v";
Its Itstllicallen roatpeasd. :'?'
LU,lim.ldUllD.I.-.lU IUVUUHIBVI WW jzv
mam.. .t.la n.finl.n Ult- Ta.iAa lii nnw.f r .. 1 1
aeexetarv of the ferelKtv tofflep. stated thai XM
Turkev uraentlv asked for a PosteontBHl J
of the ratification et the convention aattl ''Mil
the .4th of July, and tbat England bad as
sented.
Tin in. iv. June 27 On tbe advlea of Mrl S$A
uraien w ue in. uanaieaM. ex,
.A af- Olll Kit l hmm mlA a SS V-4
ImiUVklf M.t. v.,,,, . a., wapw jnium . tfjiC
lord mayor of Dublin for Ibe ensuing year.
Beth gentlemen were aspirants for tna eaves)
and Mr. Gill's withdrawal Insures Mr. Sex Sex
eon's success. '
Ths Softeol SBJp'Ia tipsla.
Cadiz, June 27. Tbe United Htatae scbaat J
ship Ht Marys arrived hereto-day wltka;a
en ueara weiu
Appointed rrlvst Mcrstaiy.
Wahiiimuten, June 27. Secretary Kndl
cett te-day appointed A. F. Heard, et'Ipa
wlcb, Mass., te be bis private secretary.
TKLKaKArillO TAPS.
Secretary Whitney Is making an offlelal
visit In tbe navy yard In Brooklyn te day. g
in Virginia, xnevaua, gasauu auiuae uira
aaua.i ih.tiina rmm thn fSnnfrf .tr CTnrrv afaati.!
In Miles City, Ment, tb lumbar javtM
warehouses snd cilice buildings etT. J. UTjwmiS, j
& Ca were destroyed by fire last night Leaa It 4
fie.000. .. . a
In New Yerk this morning Maggl
menu ana s ynuuar wan uaiueu oruse wssw jz
found with their threats out Thar war la
be married. Tbere la no elua te ta ByBf:
lvw: .. ... . iiSf
vv. r. euiiiu, (ue nmna feweaf w snn x
nl thn (Irani! Trunk railroad waa Insnadi dasat l 'i
thla ninrnlnvr at hla desk In tka efttna of Haa -K
oempanyst Broadway aad Chamber atraat
xrH wl i
AOW IHM .TT
in Haiumere te-dav. tha Knlahtaef Laber. 'A
of the state of Maryland, met ih conveettoa ;
.1 1'uiniilitt'a hall. Thare ara Sen dalanUaaT
present X$A
xus iwu jruutuiui iBuinpniiMiT. ui wavf?
nustn. Princes Albert Vloter and QaerM m"
Wales, hav been received at KlaaWMWaVT-;
Ireland, te aay witn tne greatest sewusaTasssic
'iney were mat ey in viceroy seu Wei
commissioners ana an auareas wss ,
tA thorn.
Near Fairmeuut, w. a, at a p-caup
morning, tbe second section or a raat I
iralnir east ever tbe BalUmer 4 OUaj
read, ran Inte the rear of UJW
which bad broken in two, ,
Jebn Jennings, engineer, of Orsnea,
jv Th OsaMsr DM .
The Gerg Bhifflr uouneu,
u-.i...i .aa net lnaUtntAd en
evening, tb tlin deslgBatad. Th eba
did net reach br. and without IkaakarlfwA,
there could net be any council. ThaaaMT
ofthecbartrnetrsblng hr waa taaaa)A,
sue of tb stat secretary et tba erdar Ml
weak at th National council at BaMisBV
Th charter will raaeh thla eMy laaaafat
two, and tb council will ba lasWasaaJAsi
next Saturday avaalag.
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