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VOM7MK XXIII-NO.
1IIK LAST DAY OK COURT
iiafiiua ink v.iiH'HtiM r run tub
fiUMHKH rAUSffUJV.
Opinions ItaiUartxl Iha Court' tlewa en III
Tian.l.r ul Mtettere ami oilier MMim
rmiimtilnl Timi Nunieniue lit Meutluu
Wliltti Will ll pound lit low.
The court met at III o'clock this iiKirillMK
ler the appoint. i l ul auditor tn distribute
tint balance mi tlm hands ( administrator
and tun uters, as apptai by the account
IIIhI (etlix Jiiiiii term nml ter llie transec transec
teon nt cm rent binlneia, It InthiK lliii liut day
'l court Ik Inn, ,.. muntiii.r vacstlnii.
(II'IMOMS iii:i,ikkkii
Judge l,UtiKmiiu delivered eilnltiiiH In
tlm lelltiMllii; (- :
Matilda K Mnllliigni, dis-eased, Utile til
show eaiinn why Interest ul money Invested
(or liilniir should tint Ik) paid til her. Tlie
court was nf opinion tti.it tlm executer may
piy tlm money nncdi-d le llie equity guar,
dlaii anil lake hli imsilpl.
In tliuNiiller Ittuijtiiilu llrwi'ktilll vs J. M.
I'uIIiim, llie ilefciiitant man ilinstisl tit make
a pnqj I'ti-d
'I'lin nili' Inr i mi itlnl was made absolute
III llie case ei cnmuiimwealtli vs. Jiilm Haiti!
fun li'teil ul laieeuy.
In llie imiutu il t'a-qs-r rimer, deceased,
ruin In shew rau-n why tiusleen hIiimiUI net
give additional mt uilty, llie iimrt inaile all
unlet mi tlm tniitii'H te Klu tliu additional
security hMII)imi Inr.
In the milt nt Win. M. lUtil vs i: 1). Hark
ley tlm ruin tn nN judgment and hit tbe
de'eiulaiil ititoadtifeiisu wan discharged.
In the enseul com mouweallh v. William
Diillln, the S! Hllitn Army man, convicted
ul conspiracy, a mm liial was iedised. Son Sen Son
leiirn will ls i(ssisl III August,
III till' milt nr Alilim Palliirsiiii HKtliinl tlm
I'ily nl Ltncaster, tlm motion In Hlilkeull
nun mill was denied.
In llie null nt .1 mili I'ntier v. Leenard
N'limlilt, iliu ruiu Inr a new tilal we made
nlulute.
Judge Patterson dnllveiisl opinion In the
following raw a
la llie inutl.'i nl tlm di-putisl Isnindary
llni-t nl Halls inty, L"snvk, Hast Karl anil
Cn ruarvuu tnmnslnps, tlm report was recom
mitted inS (' Slav makei, William Homier Hemier
anil mill HililileISIis'lliii, Inr collection.
A new trial wa lelnvil In Ihu null nf
Marl K. Hell auiliitt llie l'iiiinylaiil rail rail
rea'l rnmpa'iy. I lm Jury rn Iimii I a iinllrt
III IniiM.I Mi I !! I I S.em
In llin t-la'n nl .1 ilin M Khnaili, tlm rule
Inr nn atlai'iimiint mhi IiHi ui il, llie in.iltur
liit Iiik latin Mtnli'alil hiikiik!
i i ill;)- N I lit niNi-.a-.
It'jiilm lM III-., i, ul t'Uy IiiiikIiI, waa
Mijiinle. imrilUn nl tlm itilimr rlillil nl
Jnliti l ISriHiiiie, iliti.il, Ulu ul Warwick
tllMIHlll.
Ivlil llnikhartaiiil C'lirlat I'. (Iirrlmllsr,
nt West Kail, wfiu niiiitial giiarillaiiH of
tlm miner thllilri'ii nl nue It. Null, iltetawd,
lain nl Wiwt lUil.
I. N. .Mmittiir, rlly, m aimlnlil i;nar
ill.iti e llie miner rlilld n' Mary A Nnrulner,
City.
'J Ik i xti'i t l i u i. i I 1 Joint .Vijtli'i Mere
Krantnl -m l.loe , ii.-.ui-e tn hjilillr i;.i-Hla in
tln leunlj nl Lam 1M1 1
Tlm reu 1 1 iiMiln an nnler Inr tlinnnenlm; nf
CtixvliT xtriHi' I it n Ann atreit In Hid mer
Iiiiiiw larm, iiiiii tue iayiiu'iit nf the dam
a:ra liHiimMHl.
Maty IViklna w tx allniMil h piitiieia In
UUnrrn, nn a nliliuii ui.ili'il axuliixl her
tiiiHlatiil, O-i r IVrkim, nn tlm i;reiinil nf
iliwilien.
Itiillmlt lliillliuiir, i'ily, wai ilUim-ml llelll
I it liiMlxiinl, I! M. Iiullle.ir, nn llio;reiina
nfrrmil trn.itnnii
An H-iiu vv.ri i'i citn-l tntn-t tlm v.ill.llly nf
tliu Ut will nl i; iii'timl K. Hiinli tin, iliiimv
l, in whkh .1 i.mIi ll Mmuli'li wai maili)
11jIiiIIII, ami Utiilnl K Kiirl, ilnruiitliiiit.
I lit. M.u i.n I.1M, i Itt.
Mr. II nil priM.nitii t Hin intuinii nl Jnliii
allnr (nr tlm IranliT nl llin tavurii lirtiNe
Krmituil tn .l.nvili lliiiilen, nt Ceney inwn
Niilp, ami llie i" mi t i;r.tntihl tlm Iranufnr,
Jii'ln I.hiii-iIeii in iitlnwliiK tlm traimfer
m till lliiirn li a ml4iiiiilrat4iiilliii; ii te what
hu xalil en it lernmr iki'iiIiiu aa te the
Krantln(;ef tranilnra. None uf llioriiuutlea
turiluritiK l.tuciiter htSd aa yut iiiadu any
rulua or r:iilatiniii Inr Krantiii) llrenaea
umlur tlm new law. In PlillwJeliliia the
juiIkem iiHJe ru'ei fnr ranllnn Hoeuhou hut
uniie at te traimrera. 1 1 HotmieJ te the court
Unii 1'ia nidatien that limua-H may botrana betrana botrana
lerriM uiiJiir tlieni'tnf IStH There la notli netli
Ini; In tliu new law reiwalliiK Ihu act of I85M,
alie t hit; trauifura te he mails. Hinue It baa
been In ferce lirnnauH Kranteil umler the
acta of Nn ami l-7fi have lioeu tranafurreil
ami audi traUNlera Imve been held valid hy
llin Hiijirninu emrL
Thore li no rtieaIinf; clauae In the new law
of that luw. liirunaea are granted primarily
te the plm'e ler the auoemiiioilation of
atraiiKr. In iimrliiiluii he Haiti he did net
think it would tmHtralnli:K the law te transfer
liceusva Inr the Hiiih they were granted and
hula wIIIIiik te grant Ilium. In tliia county
lii'ii'Mivi have Ikiuii Krautml at the Jan
uary and April teniiM.tMit na the new law pro pre pro
vldeailiat liu-jnxfMHhall he grAiilm! at only
ene term he would favor the granting of
llcenwHalHiut tliu llrsl wiwk In March te ao ae ao
cemmoilnto our poeplo, en auceutit of the fro fre
ipitml reumv.ila about April I.
jAMO-l IIF.NIIKIt-lON'H K1TATK.
In the oitate of Anion Uenderaen, tlo tle tlo
criaaeil, the court made an urder for the pay
ment te the administrator of Aiuea Homier Hemier Homier
Hen, aaullicient auui from the eatatoef Jehn
K KtfOd, te pay the claim of Mra. Kranklln,
allewiul by llie aupreiue court. A further
enlm waa mmlu en .Intin I) Hkllna te iay out
te the cri'dltera of Amna Hoiiduiaeu tliu dlv
lilrnda le w hlrh tlmy are entitled.
Court thou adjourned te Katurtlay, Aug. I J.
Hi ami Aruunil Mraablualuu llnruugh.
Hay making la about tinlNhed. It la a geed
crop Han-eat haa begun, and grain la re
ported by all larmera about half a crop. To Te To
bacceia liaiking well.
On Thuraday the pinter nf the Church of
Ged, Hev. Itice, luiuieraed in the Huniue
bauuarUer one adult and aeveu Binall glrla,
A large crowd waa prevent te witneaa the
ceremony.
Sllbgnn A (Ireen talk or Hlartlng a machine
ahep In the Maner near the borough. Heth
are geed tuachanlca and would de a geed
trade.
Haas tWhcraian rejiert peer aueceMs.
Harjr Waabloglea la Treubl.
Mary Washington, who haa figured In the
pnlice aud quarter session courts ou a num.
bnr of oecailons within the past lew yearn, la
Hgaiu In troulile. Hhe waa prnaecuted en
'I'ueHday eveniug befere Alderman l''erdney
ler foriiicatieu and perjury. Klleu Jlrneka
is the presecutrix and she allegea that Mary
swore falsely In a hearing before Alderman
Dennelly that she waa a fortune teller and
that she llves with one Harry Welae aa
though she waa his wire without the formal.
Ity or a marriage license.
Aldarmae llsrabsi'a Court.
Kva nickel lias entered complaint against
William Kauiz before Alderman Heribey
ler intentionally throwing a firecracker at
ber, which sat nre te ber dresa and ruined it.
Kail was entered for bearing.
Mary Btelger and Emma Oswald bad a
row en Tuesday and It ended In a suit before
Alderman Uersbey, against Mrs. Oswald,
fcr assault and battery. Tbe ease will be dlt
, peetd of later la the week.
2(50.
rum vuLt.ktm i-mttaiumntn.
Rslsrlalatit by Iha Ulliwiiihle Heclclr-Tha
Mcvllea el limiwra.
Iherhapolef Kranklln and Marshall oel.
lege held en Tuesday night a rare aaaeni
blage of Pennsylvania's men of learning, and
a bright and vigorous, laaly of men they
were, though they went alxmt the bualneae
of organizing ad em) latlnu with Ilia dignity
of Npanlsti Den.
The oenstltutlon, drafted nines last sum
mer by aenmmlttM'.waa Ijelug ennaldered by
the convention arllrle by arllole, but
a tlm Clloaepblo clu'i of fivicaater
rlaluied their Hum at nine o'clock
the diilegatea were nut ahle te de mere
than imiiNlder the llrst arllcleH. The tiuor tiuer
ary chalrniau was Dr. Jainm D. Mellal, of
WaahlugliMi and Jolteiann UnlveiHlly the
serretary, rroluaaer llrldiinliaugh.
Dr. Apple iHiictl tlm tut-etlng with
prayer. It waariwnlvwt IuimII the lt.ly the
Htate Celli gn aaneclallnn. The object or
the aaaorlatlen Is te ixinslder the iiiallll( iiiallll(
tlena for and methisla of admlailnn of candi
date In college ; the character of preiara
lery suIkmiI, the ceiirnn nf study te be pur.
Rued In rullege, the relative number of re
quired aud elective studio In the varlnua
clanKW, the kind aud character of degree
ennferrixl, the Uxallnu nl college, and all
ether iiintliM alTectlng thelr welfare
The following Hat of uulverallliat aud cot cet
legii of llie amoclstlen and their ri-prewnita-
lite I elUrlal, and tlm name of their enter enter enter
tainorNareghnn In parenthiwe :
Uultitrally of rmiimylvanla I'rnvimt Dr.
Win. leittr, l,U 1 t.l'ief. James, (Mt.
Dr. Nevln) ; I'rer. Jnhn (1 . MrKlrey.
(Dr. tlerharl); I'rer. W. D. Marka, I.U ft
C. K, Whlliiuy I'ruf. el dyuamicaleiiKlueur
lug! Dr. ()4Wld HiilduiiNtlckMr.
lAihlgh liulviinilly I'rnf. llMiiry Cnpiwe,
l.li D, (Captain Hen. M. Kranklln); Prof.
I, mi I ail ten, (I'rnf. J. H. Htahr.)
Iltii'kunll Uulwralty, liMwIlnirg.l'rel.
lloe. (I. droll, natural liliterv j I'ref. Knncli
I'lirrinn, A. M. I. U II, (W.U. lluusel), Cro Cre
ler priifiwaer of rhetiirlr.
Dii-kinanu College I'riildnnt Mcl'auley.
D D. I.I, D , (Mr. Jehn C. llsger )
Waalilugten aud Jelli-ranii (Villi-nn 1'iwi
Ident, Jaa 1). Muirat, D D , (I'lef. Nuvlu :)
1'ief. I.tntnn, (I'rul. Nnvln).
l,faitte Cnllege-l'ruaidiHit Jamea II.
Ma in Kuei, D. D, 1,1, D. (J. W. It. Haiia
man); I'ref. II It. Ynuiigman (I'ref. K Inf.
ler ) ; I'rer. Justus Mllliuan (Dr. Apple) :
I'rel. J. J. Ilunly (I'rel. Ketalmer.)
Mwaitlilnnrn CellfKC- I'rimldeut K. II. Ma
gill, I.UD. (W. II, lleuael )
I'linnsvlvaiila CnllHiin .I'mnlilxni II ai..
Knight, D. D, I'rnf. K. S HreldeiiUaiiKb,
Nc Dr. (Ilev J Max Hark ) '
Mlllnialiurg I're-nilHiil 1 Inixlnm I,, Kelp,
I J. D,(lluv. Chin. I, !)), l'mfeaaer M. II.
ivirnariin.
HaVHrlerd Cijllfge-I'nr. Huth K. (llllerd.
(Dr. DuIiIm).
Wmtiiilnaier Colleen - I'riMideut U. H.
Kiirguann, D D., (Dr. Mitchell).
Kranklln and MarNhall Cel loge l'rwililent
Thin. (1. Apple, D. II, IX. D, I'ref. Wm.
M. Neln, liU Ik, I'ref. Jehns. Ntahr, I'll.
D., I'rer. J. II. Dilbba, I). )., K. It. II. K.
I'ref. J. It. Kleller, I'll. D, I'ref. J. K.
Korshuer, I'h. I)., I'ref. lleorge F. Mull,
A M
Lebanon Valley Coltego-l'realdPiit D. D.
Deljung.
Uralnus Cullpgu Itev. II. T. Mpaugler,
tinsnclsl serretsry.
l'rnvenl I'epper, I'rualileut McCautey and
I'rofeMor liinten have untyel arrived.
TherollewiiigarrlttMl thia iiinriiiug: I'm
fUHHnrOwaldKld(iriNtlcker,iirtheUulturally el reiiua.vlvaiiit; I'rofeaaerJ. J. Hardy, of
l.alayetle, and.SiretnryNiangler,ef rraliiua;
I'resliieut M. II llrell, nf the Western mil-
entity, and I'ruildeut D.D.Diiliug,uf lel.
non Valley college. Urn. Amhrerw, of KU
Krancla, lelt jeatetdsy after a short confer
ence wllh Dr. Apple aud ether. There are
nlxteen college in the organl.ttien.
On adjourning the profeaaor proceialed
In a tNMly tn the DUgnelliiau hall where they
wererecelted by thoClliiHeplilo Heclnty and
welcomed in a short addreaa by Dr. Tliemaa
tl. Apple le which Dr. Mullal tuadu an appro
priate rcHimuse. The member of the Clio Clie Clio
seplilo arid their gunat Irum town then
nliigleil with tliu lillera In uncial cnuere
until the WHrmlh of thulr riei'ptlnii could
only be made loluraule by Ihu li-ua Honed In
the Diagiinlhiau llbriiiy.
At a late hour the luciiptlen wui bieught te
nclimi, tliu pleaaiire nf the utenliig halug
benti but little marred by the cloudy woather
which pruwmted the UNeef the camiiia,
Therollege repreannlativus were steadily
at work all this uierulug ou tbu coiiHtltutleu
of the anociallen, which wasllually adopted
after the exercise of skill aud rare In the
wording of the several auctions. The follow
ing elllcer wero theu unanimously elected,
the temporary secretary, I'ml. Ilreideubaugb,
canting the ballet :
President, Dr. The. (I. Apple ; vice presi
dent, Dr. Maglll ; recording Bin-rotary, Prof.
Ilrelilenhaugh ; corresponding secretary,
Dr. MelUt ; treasurer, Prof. Janrna ; oxoou exoou oxeou
tlvecomiiiltlee, I'releaanrs Selp, Vetiugmau,
Mitchell and Krnat
This afternoeu Dr. Maglll read aper be
fore the aMnouiatleii, aud thla evening I'rer.
James, or the l'nl orally or Pennsylvania,
will deliver a public address in the court
house.
KVMMTm tn mt. jur.
Ilesrlbs Fourth Was OImmvihI llralb el Mi..
Win. Ni'liullng aud Harry Nclilchlsjr.
Ml. Je, July t!. Alaiut IJOa. hi. Mon
day the penle el this place were awakened
by a terrible iieIhc, which en luoatigatlen
prevetl tela) Hied. A. K. drum corps parad
ing through the principal street or Hits staid
old borough, followed by a lirlng sipiad of
front :t.r te 10 men uruitd with revolver,
uiuskeU, Ac, who discharged volley alter
volley at Intervals. This was kept up ler
soveral heura.
With the coming ul daylight tbe discharge
or firearms, crackers, Ac, waa tiegun. Thla
lasted throughout the entire day and untill a
lata hour at night. In the evening a geed
display of tlrewerka waa sent nil In front el
several store and a number nf private resi
dence. One noticeable feature or the day
and evening wan the scarcity of drunken
men, In consequence of which no lights
took place.
Phil J. Dieter lulended semileg up a Hue
large het air lialloen, but owing te a high
wind at tbe tlme It was postponed. Heveral
residence were decorated with Hag.
Ojlege Trilie, 1. O. K. H. M-, Intended
having a picnic at Myers' Lauding ou the
fourth, but waa postponed till next month.
A great many strangers were In town,
while a large number of our townspeople
were out of town spending the Fourth.
At - p. ui. Monday, lire waa discovered In
tbe currier abep belonging te tbe once noted
Kurtz tannery, lla discovery prevented what
might have caused aerleus conllagratlen,
aa the building In which tbe tire waa dis
covered was surrounded by old frame build
ings, some or tbeui regular match boxes.
(Shortly after 6 a, in. yesterday Mra. Win.
Schelliigdled at the rosideuee of ber hus
band alter ten day' tllnea from typhoid
pneumonia and hemorrhage of the lung.
Deceased leave a husband and ll ve children,
tbeoldestouo being In her lltli year and the
youngest In ber 'il year. Tbu eldest daugh
ter Is very sick and did uet knew of ber
mother' demise until 1- m. yesterday.
Harry, the youngest wen of (lea W. and
Annie Kchlckley, died at hi home en Mt,
Jey street of membraneeus croup at au early
hour yesterday morning.
Aaaesg III Old Filanda.
Alexander Petten. printer, formerly a real-
dent or tble city, but wbe for a aoere of yean
ha been doing bualneae in Philadelphia, is
vUlUflg bU old friend In Lancaster. Be and
hla wife are stepping with Hamuel a Dor Der
wart, West King street Beth are looking
well, and Alex" la diligently bunting up
bU eld trleaujuj et tbe u and nU"
ALLEGED FALSE AFFIDAVITS.
a-XMMra nr itmriiri vmrmu tatmm
MMHALM or rUILiilMWMA.
Vaplaln Jea.pk Vale, el VmtlMr, sad iMerg
Wtmaa.',ellhlal)lly,taka IntaUnatady
tin Warrant laaawl by United
Slataa VeuiutlaaltHisr Ksaacdr.
deorge Welman, or Ne. f.'iH North street,
till) rlty, aud Captain Jeseph (I. Vale, el
Carlisle, were arrested te-day by Deputy
United Hlatea Marshal Jehn W. Power and
Themas Marshall, nt Philadelphia, 1 bey are
charged before United States Commissioner
(). C. Kennedy with making fraudulent alll
davlt for the iirniM of procuring a pension
for Welman. Dining the war Welman was
a private In nnmpauy K, 7 ill Pennsylvania
cavalry and Vale was lieutenant In tbe same
company. Alter Welmaii' return home from
the army be made application for a pension
en the ground that hu wan wounded. Ills
application waa net acted upon by the de
partment ler some year. On August l.t, ISsiS,
Vale was In this city cauvasaing ler a history
or the Cavalry Hg I merits el the Western
Army, of which he wai the author, and he
called upon Welman. He asked Welman
whether be had rereUed bis mslen yet, and
Welman replied that lie hail net. Vale theu
accemuled Welman te one of the cilice at
the court house nud made stlldavlt that be
had seen Welmsti wouude-laud In the hes
pital. This allldavit was sent te Ihu tension
dejwttment and the pinmlnn claim was placed
In the hands of a special examiner te report
te the department. .Special KxamlnerNaddler
was put ou the case, aud the result or hi ex
amination wm that Welman was net
wounded, a claimed. The above suit lathe
result.
WKIMA.1 HKI.H'IIKM II A II,.
Welman was arretted by Lepuly Powell
at hi home en Ninth nlreet, aud he was re
leased upon giving ball In the sum el 1 1, WW,
with Krederlck Kllchle a surely, for his ap
pearance at a healing before U. N. Commis
sioner Kennedy at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Deputy Marshall went en te Carlisle and
he arrested Vale at bis home and brought
hltu le this city en the Heashere Kxpres.
Mewantakeu te Mr. Kennedy' eihcu aud
roinaiiied there until U o'clock.
Cpt,,Vule is in the aiiiNlen liu-liiesa at Car.
Ilsleaud has llved there for many yeara. He
ha no acquaintance In this city but he
bruught with hltu letter of rocuuiiuemlalleu
frnuiex-Judge II en der seu te A. Uerr Hmlth.
Jehu C. Hager and ether prominent clli.eu.
He aays he dues net remember exactly what
he Old swear te in the allldavit for which he
is new arrested, but hla iiuprewiten I that he
did awear that Welman was wounded and
that is his recollection new. His company
was In a skirmish In Tennessee early lu Imu
and Welman called out that he was wounded.
He assisted or erdertd one el the men te take
Welman te a beuse kuuwu as the "Union
Heuse" and tn be kept concealed until tbe
rebel left the neighborhood. The next day
be learned that Welman wacaHiiredand be
did net ace hintagaln, be (Vale) having been
taken prlrnuer, until at Camp Parel, at
Annapolis, Mil., when lie was sent there from
tbe rebel Hues us n paroled prlaeuer.
TIIKIU hill. Illhll UKCOIllta.
llaUV history ghu Welman' record a
having enlisted en October 12, lMl, and dls
chargei I, date unknown. Nulhlug apiears
en the record le show Jiat he waa a prisoner
or wounded. Nince the war Welman
has followed hi trade (bricklayer) and
worked for iiiiuiber of year in
laying gutters nml crnmini'. Vale's army
record Is a geed one. He waa mustered into
the Hervlce en October I'J, lNil, a 1st lieu
tenant, wuiiuded and rapturuil at dallatif,
Teun., nud pininelwl te captain of Ce. M.,
of the same regimeut ou July I, 1NV!. He
resigned Irum the service ou Neptember 11,
IteOl.
rm. iinviiiMi.
At .1 u'eha-k llie inclined were taken In Ihu
orphans' court rnem, tliu phcii dualgnated by
the V. S. oniiimisnteiier fnr the hearing.
Jehn T. Saddler, Hjiecial examiner, waa the
llrst wltueas cilled. He toslihed te the
allidavitH uf Welman aud Vale made
lu the application el Weiiuau for eusluu.
lu sulwuuce they were that Weiaiau was
wuiiuded, aaatMitu stated, ina skirmish ou
tbeliobaueu M urfreesberu pike, lu Tennessee,
in July, lNJ. The hear lug was still lu
progreH whim we went te press.
There was quite a sensation when au alll
davit el doerge Welman taken en
May 21, 1m7 waa read. It set forth
that he did uet receive the wound
in his arm In the army but the shot
himself accidestly lu tbe arm In ls"l (or 1S55
in the presence of ex-Alderman M. A. Mo Me
ll linn and that he would net have tiled the
additional allldavit. but for Vale coming te
him te sell a book and he then volunteered
te go before one or tbe court vlllcers and
awtar that he wan wounded In the army.
Vale did go andtwear te what was false.
MVXTKHivtr.i inmri-KKAitvm.
Mb. re la WttKtit Calirl, ul tbe UriMa Krya
tliHtrUlna Mlablea t
Wright Calvert, who for seeral month
laat baa hail charge el Ihu Criats Keys board beard
ing stables, Ml the htablc at lioeu, Katurday
last, telling the atahle men he would return
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. He has net
been seen In the city since that time, and
there apera te be no it mi lit that he baa
ahaken the iliint nl lencailnr trout hla feet
and left behind him toeral dl-conselate
creditors.
Calvert is an Kiigli-dimau and has hnrnto hnrnte hnrnto
fere borne a geed reputatliiii. He rented tbe
Cress Keys stables from Dr J C Shnub
and had from cevin te ten hermmtu beard,
Thi lillllitier of Iwantera was lnnl auflicient
tn cover ruuulug expeiiMw.anil as CtUert was
net very economical he ran hliusel I in debt
Uelere leaving be collected from the owners
of tbe horse all the heard due and the only
property he lell behind him waa a sorrel
horse formerly owned by Dr. Huauh, A
seen an It waa known that Calvert was uet
likely te return te Lancaster Mr. Kirk John John Jehn
eon made complaint sgalnst hliu aa an
absconding debtor aud had the horse attached
UiaecuroadebterMTi, a balance due Jehnsen
ou an organ sold te Calvert. Dr. Hbaubalse bad
Mt. horse attached en a landlord' warrant
aud the two stablemen, Ieuls Coulman and
Waller Parr lib, bad the horse attached for
wages due them. These claims and perhaps
ethers will be beard by Alderman Hpurrler.
In addition te tbe above claims It la tald
Calvert ewes D. 11. Wenger t Bra about
K for horse feed ; Mr. lteese for telephone
blre tl-; te Mrs. Cramer a considerable sum
for beard, and te two countrymen for two
horses that be bought without paying for
and sold (or cash, a couple of hundred dol
lar. It 1 liolleved that Calvert left liauraster In
the 'J o'clock train (Saturday, went te New
Yerk and sailed for Europe,
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Will Arrive Te-Nlgtit
Dr. W. r. Carver and J. L. Itrewer, the
champion shooter of the world, will arrive
this evening at 7:30 and will atop at the
drape hotel. They will sheet at the park
Monday next. They will attend tbe shoot sheet
ing te-morrow between tbe Harriaburg gun
club and tbe Lancaster gun elub, Mayer
Krltchey, of Harriaburg, will take part In the
sheeting with the Harriaburg.
asdsy acaeel rieale.
The First and Hfc Paul's Reformed Hunday
sobeola will held their annual clenic at
IPerjryn park en Friday. The special train
will leave tbe upper depot at 8 a. in., and ie
turning icare l'enryn at 7 p. , '
LANCASTER PA., WEDNESDAY,
rum "treumru" at MAWLiMtriLim.
It Waa Made a Uturloea Ocoalea-How It Waa
OendaetMl.
KAWMKnviM.tt, Julyfi. Nobrlghter day
baa ever isMsed ever the Msrtle hills than
yesterday. Every person put en their Hun
day clothe, and tbe village awutned a gala
day appearance. Kscb villager began
early In the day le doeorato hi or her re
spective home for tbe occasion. The spirit
of emulation seemed te euter Inte each Indi
vidual from tbe efleutusl pleasing appear
ance of each house, Chlntse lanterns were
suspended in festoon across the street.
Flags were at a premium ; each house being
tastefully decorated with smslt ones, wblle
larger ones were utnded from cord
stretched from the chimney of tbe heuses.
The precession formed In the rear of the
K.ef P. ball, headed by the Centrevllleall.
ver cornet band, followed by thirty-elght
ladle, each lady wearing a large sauli beau
tifully trlmmed with the national color.
The precession moved le the grnve where
the following organization was perfected :
Chairman or committee, T. J, Shirk ;
president, K K. H tekes ; vlce prosl presl
denta, J. M. Martin, Frank Dully, C. A. Der
rick, 11. K. Horsbey, Divld Cramer, Jacob
Kvans; socrelailes, Jehu A. Koeco, Ames
Hbirk.
The oxeiclse were opened by the presldeul's
Inaugural address. He brlelly re lowed the
Declaration ul ludejajnilence, contrailed the
menarcblal form or govern mini t with ours ;
showed that we, ai the iesterlty or the erlgi.
nater of the constitution, honor, adore and
apprtciate that which w Ijustowed iien
us.
The address of woleoiiin was dulhered by
Deputy Collector A. II. Kruiiumau. llngate
eseb aud every ene cordial welcome te our
exerclses. After reviewing the celebrations
of the Fourth July, be coucltided with the
following appropriate remarks: "In con
clusion let me say, fellow clliena, that 1
oengralulalo you Ueii the return of this
anniversary. 1 notice a mas of face glowing
with cheerlulnen and patriotic pride. Kvery
man' heart soema te swell within him, ler
he remembers that ene hundred year have
rolled away and that tbu great Inheritance of
Independence and liberty Is still his, undi
minished aud unimpaired and las te trausler
te future generations."
I C. Arneld followed with pnluted re
marks. Hun. Win. l5reilUH was next Intro
duced and declaimed te the people lu legii
latie tones, and was fullewtd by William
Chandler In brilliant remarks.
lat, but uet least, Dr. J.C. dntchell, lu his
usual natural geed humor, electrified the
audleure with appropriate witticism.
The en tire pregramme was iutersiersed
with vocal aud Instrumental music After
the exercise the audience wlltinaxed the
grandest display or pyreicchulcal works that
was ever presented te the people uf this com
munity. MtHIKTVA HRHH.
Menral Aitldenla en llin Keurlli A tlor.e Kim.
Away anil tra.tru)a Ilia lluggjr.
Maiuki r a, July il. Samuel, a young mm
et Jevjph HalKcker, was picking cherries
near the top of a tree wlien the branch en
which he waa standing broke. He fell a con
siderable dlstance,but caught auother branch,
thus saving himself from what might hue
prmed a serious injury.
A young man had his team Ikd at the Cress
Keys hotel en the Fourth. The home took
fright at something. It breku loexoaud ran
away. Tbu buggy wus demolished in a uliert
Utile.
While It. Frank lliestaiul, Jr., was work
ing In his ollice at hla ileik oil the Ith, Dick
McDevitt wai amualug himself hhuetlug
mark net faraway ; a stray bullet entered
the ollice aud lixl;el Itaull In thedeak within
a few Inches ul Frank. It w tee clone te te
comfortable.
Simen Yeung mid Kdward S mdera, el
Johnstown, Pa , were Willing Sqmre Kealh.
Peter Miller, of the wiwt timi, get lute a
quarrel en the 1th, ami while attempting te
cut his autiigeuiil Willi il rn.ir cut himaeil
acruH the wrHU Dr. Helcli idwiiI Hi weuud.
Agaugel tratiiM hate Ihm-ii liiveuaciuguear
Walt's atalinu for almeHl a week. They hun
a great deal id jewelry which they aell at very
low prices. Financially they are well llxud
and spend u large Hiiiuuut uf iiieuny Inr
liquor.
Wext Saturday at 5 p. in. a number el our
young men will hae some aquatic sport lu
the r Her. They will ceusint of a number el
races in Uatts, tuba, barrils, caiuxH aud en
planks and a swimming tuatcii
There were almost a thnuiand oeplu from
town lu Columbia en the Fourth.
MM 1MB fUl.lVB VUVMTtt.
A Orewd el Nelty Men ou the lUiuuat;t lu
Kavglryatllle.
Yesterday ulternuen word came te tbe sta
tion house that a party or men wero drunk
aud disturbing tbe people et Faegleysvllle.
Oillcera Walsh and Pyle went out aud ar"
rested Emanuel llelsleman and Dick lted
uikn. Tbe leriuer was Inclined te be ugly
and resisted considerably en the way te the
station beuse, where he was finally landed.
Juhn Unuck waa also taken Inte custody
shortly afterwards. The three were held ler
a hearing bofero Aldermaii McCouemy.
Warrauts lme been Isnued for the arrest or a
number of etheis who will likely Lecjptured
before the day 1 ever.
James Leuuen, a stranger, who U se tall
aud slim that he might be taxed as a tele tele tele
phone pole under the new city ordinance,
get en a drunk lu this city yeaterday. He
anneyed tbe people of the First ward and
Oillcer Pyle took him Inte custody after some
troulile. He was given l.ri iIhj s by Alderman
M cConemy this morning.
At the Clrand Oprra llnu.
l.vtteveutng the atidluiice nt the Uraud
epera house waa very small and this was no
doubt owing te the very warm weather. The
management or the house would de well te
get their fail lu operation us seen a osaible
in order le cool the place. Last evening'
play was ' Lady Aitdley' Secret," which
was well given with Mis Adele Carlten as
l.mli Autllc'. 'llie company gate geed
support
The latest additions te ihu company at this
hotiBearo the charming souhrelte, Mis linn,
nle Uoedwin, Mr. K. L. Kowe mid Mr. W.
II. liarryiuere, late of " Heroine lu Kag "
company. Ou account et the success et
last night' play the same will be glen
again tills evening, lnadditlend.il. Ham
ilton will appear lu a uew F.tiilephm sketch.
The Naw (l.lljiliuri;,
from the New Yerk World.
When tbe survivors or such bcbues cl isp
binds In fraternal union ou the Holds wheie
their battles wero fought, who shall tear tliem
apart? When Federal and Confederate sol sel
dlerB whose eyes have looked Inte each
ether's with hate aud fury through the lire
andsinokeot battle new beam with broth.
erly love, what schemlng ielttieiaii shall In
duce them te rouew the passions of the war Y
Tbe Gettysburg reunion kill forevor the
hope of the politician that there is yet one
mere president lu the bloody shirt.
An Aldarmae Uea rUblug,
Alderman Deen te-day laid aside hi alder
mania coat and started at an early hour for
Wetse's Island, where he will remain with
the East Knd Fishing club for a couple of
days.
Aaaaaliad ttU Wlfs.
Edward Kannells was arreated en Tuesday
evening by Oillcer Kltchle, en a charge of as
saulting hi wife, Un entered bail for a
bearing before Alderman lUlrlr-k liminniiu
e(UtiClgbUtward,
JULY (J, 1887.
A SCUOOL BOARD VOICE.
TUmtKBMTMXT WO OK UUM$T1UH VHT
BMNTBD tit A LAWtBH.
Msrrlutl llrealiia fraaenu Ilia Vlewa lu raver
of tb Inouvatlen-Us Uesa Met Ttalua
the Narva' el lbs Oaas tlaa
lleen Tat Expeasd,
'I'll I III! KctlterOf tllOlSTILLtlll'SI.LII.
llie subject or free Ismk In ntir public
schools has smued nmoliiterestandeoked
senig discussion among our iKxiple. lleing
the author of tbe proieMl amend ment te
the rule, removing an ollenslve feature In
our school management, 1 may be pardoned
fnr feeling that the imsirlance el tbe sub
ject require that It be placed In 11 liest light
befere the public, that theso who think and
contrlbule te the formation of public opinion
may seethe question from llie true )lnt et
view, lu what has been written Uen the
subject In our local press, It dees net appear
that the "nerye et the case" has been
touched.
It ha been the subject of regret, for year,
thai our tree school system has sullered from
limitation imposed upon It usnfullnen by a
surviving remnaut of the ancient prejudice
which he stoutly opposed Its eeUhtlshment
fifty years age. It does net seem te be cor
rect HMklng te say of any school sy stem that
It larcc, wheu that without which no school
can be made available as a means or educa
tion ha te be bought by the citizen liefnre
he can enjey It bonellt. Heek are a tairtlen
ul that cluiter of Instrumentalities which
are summed up In the term "free schools."
They are as necessary a school houses, which
are free ; or a teachers, which are free ; or as
apimratus, chart, blackboards, etc., all of
whli h are I roc Te rut through this body of
" nci-cnary meant, " In our school system,
leaving one portion froe and the ether te be
brought, is te lollew no line or rational cleav
age, but is totally arbitrary aud unwarranted
by any suggestion el reason or principle, net
equally aallable against the entire system.
Te say that the claim for ' froe books" has
no mere warrant than the demand for Iree
bonnet and shoes, an has been suggested, Is
te betray a lock of discrimination which I re
luctantly Impute te any uiau of Intelligence.
Such a suggestion will become worthy of
couslderatlou, and will wqulre currency and
alue when il author has shown that bon
net and sliees are a necessary iart nf the
ardencies employed In the education of our
children. If it wero preajr tn preceed, with
out alegy, locxpeao se transparent a p'.ice
of logical Jugglery, It might Iki said that the
argument is solt-deatruetlvn. Like the ser
eiit In the story il die of its own poison.
Speaking in the terms of debate, it KisesOM
the logical defect of pretlng tee much. It
would be fatal te the whele froe school
system. The liylc ruuH thus : We supply
school buildings tree, but ene thing ought
le be k free as anether; therefore,
the clothing which the children wear
te school should Ihi froe also. Ordinarily,
I would say that the Intel llgence from which
such legiu emanate I either in the cradle or
en the emit tins; but I de net say be in this
Instance, for 1 am ail vised that this argument
has been seriously ail vnnced by some 1 knew
te be deep thinkers and clear and forceful
writers, who posses geed understanding and
minds which usually maintain a scleutitiu
attitude toward pJl qui'htlens of public in
terests, but who In this particular uise,
strange te say, reasmi as these who have re
nounced reason. The wonder of this grew
te an unspeakable marvel when wa are
graely thinking and linn in the conviction
of the entire iulegrity et their utterance
uixm tuu HUijeci,ier It is past oemprolioiialnn
hew Intellect soscnte could se entirely lese
their way en se plain a read.
Returning te my object, which was net te
debitu or relute, but te bring into distinct
tlew the grounds of our insistence uieii free
books lu our public schools, 1 ebservu that
our preseut mode el furnishing book is ob
jectionable lu many of it feature, it 1
inquisitorial, ollenslvely discriminating and
llitgrantly at war with the sjiirit of our free
school system.
It Is Inquisitorial because it sets up a tribu
nal te inquire ;iiite a man's ability In buy
books for )iis children, te diK-eter the iluplli
efhis iHHerty, and when discovered tn de
clare It, mid then tit deliberately atllx iieii
him a stigma as Indelible as the brand en the
brew of Cam. The following is the rule un
der which this Is done :
Ski-. Ill, "I'arent or guardians who are
utmble te puichae the iioeeaMary M'lioel
IxHiks and stationery te enable their children
te continue their studies 111 the schisjls shall
prisma a written ifcWiirtiftuii te that ellect te
llie teacher in charge, tngethr w ith a premise
te return nil books liirnishcd when n quired
in as geed condition hi rati reasonably be
expected. The teacher hhall forward tliu
application, together with the list et book
needed, te the director residing nearest te
the applicant. II the director la satlsiiud alter
inquiry that the applicant I a proper person
te receive nidi aid lie shall direct the city
siiierluteuduut te give au order for the book
named."
The foregoing is the mercllesi thumb
screw of torture te which our industrious
pcer are subjected befere they can enjoy the
lull benefit or our free school. Thus de we
publicly put upon parent and child the
badge of ludlgecce. Thus de we put the
lien into the soul el every peer parent, who,
In addition te having a child te educate, pos
sesses tbe ordinary sensibilities of human
nature, by requiring him under the absolute
compulsion ei driving u children from the
schools te advertise his poverty.
Let me lllustrate the utter cruelty of such
a rule. A mechanic, Industrious but peer,
Causing by the high school one day, (tald te
Is friend, " I cannot send my children te
that school, for I have net the means te buy
their Inxiks, aud I will uet proclaim my lov lev
erly." Seme tlme age It came te my ears that a
widow lady, the mother or several children,
cultured, re lined and sensitive, utieii whom
uiiMertiiue had laid a heavy hand, and who
was uuable te supply her children with nec
essary books, was informed that she could
obtain books from the school beard by pre
senting a iffriMcu ifrrfiiriifiim el her poverty
te the teacher, who would present it tn the
director, who, upon Inquiry, if be found her
te he Inmost, would direct the superintend
ent te give nil order for the books. The
peer, deserving mother, with deep emotion,
which denoted the ageuy she was sullerlug
from se rude a shock te her sensitive nature,
answered, "1 cm kecp my chlldren at
home." The pathos uf this incident would
move a stone.
Any rule which produces such results la a
disgrace te our educational system. It mar
Its beauty and impairs it utility. It dimin
ishes tbu iiuuilKir of children sent te school
and cripples the clllcicncy of the school te
these who go.
Thla wrong must Is) righted. Tite penple
are uet te be subjected te Indignity because
they are peer, Ihi ollenslve discrimination
cut the heart tee deeply te be calmly en
dured, and the thlrty-slx wlse men who ad
minister our school Hltslra should promptly
eliminate an obnoxious a loature from au
otherwise admirable school system.
It Is net a question of dollars and cents.
That view degrade the subject ltisri.'i(
and ought te be doue whether It coat mere
or less. The man who can put a dollar
mere or lesa In the scales against tbe
larcerated feelings of a peer widowed
mother, who is subjected te the alter
native of proclaiming her mtsfertuues or
depriving her chlldren of an education
must have a Huul se reduced lu dliueuslens
that it would rattle In the bull el a mustard
seed. We have no such men tn our school
beard, and if we had, It ha been demon
strated with sullleient clearness by ethers
that the new mode will be mure economical
than the old.
My own tlme and your valuable space for
bid further remark. The subject warm
with dlicusslnti, and 1 leave It new liefore it
become by.lug het te the consideration of
the school beard aud the public, hoping 1
have net tailed te make clear the reason ler
the faith that is in us, and which will keep
us In stead last adherence te the geed cause
until every child in our public schools has a
froe book in his hands.
Mauihutt Uiiesius.
A llesa Hloufr-Maaen Injured.
Jehn Ueak, boas stonemason of tbe work
en tbe Big Coueateg bridge, met with an ac
cident this morning. He was at work assist
ing te unload a car lilted with lumber, wben
be made a misstep and foil te the ground.
lie struck bis race and lay for some time un
conscious. His lace was badly cut, a large
lump was raised en his lorehntd aud lit
shoulder wa Injured. Ne bone went
broken. He wa takeu te hla home al lilt!
West James stive.
t.-JOO VMUVLB HUMBLB.
rartbsr Partlcalar el lbs lllaaatreua Uosilagra Uesilagra Uosilagra
Uen la Clarenden.
Meagre report received In Erie say that a
firs wbleh broke out simultaneously In two
places Men day n Igbt swept the town el Claren
den, In Warren county, en tbe Phllsdelphls
dt Erie railroad. It la said te have started in
Weaver'a hotel, In the middle of tbe town,
and In an old mill en tbe outskirts, Tbe lire
reached the oil tank and the destruction of
the town wa speedily wrought The build
lug being orplne and hemlock, burned like
tinder. The greatest excitement prevailed.
Tbe local lire diqsirttnent wa unable te
cne with the Haines, and by the time assist
ance arrived the water work were In ruin,
and the ongtnes were unable te go Inte ser
vice, it 1 Impossible tu give a list or the
loose mere than te estimate that there are
l,'M) poeplo homeless and about let) build
ing burned. Keltet train were running tn
Clarenden Tuesday, a the ponple were with
out fixsl and had net the mean wherewith
te precure It, Hundred escaped lu their
night-clothes and took ruluge In tbe hill.
One man, name unknown, wa burned te
death in Munn's feed store. Hut few of the
building were Insured.
Fifty derrick and ever tee tank of oil
were burned. All telegraph wires were de
stroyed. A special te the Erie IHmtch Tuesday
evening say that thodepot of tue Philadel
phia .t Erie railroad was the only building
of consequence saved. Thn area burned
ever Is about twenty acre. The V aluu et tbe
building destroyed I f.loO.eoo, roughly esti
mated. Heme of the istonlehave cam lied out
at Clarenden, while noiiie have been taken
te Warren, from which place prevision
were sent Keiigh lumber is helng sent te
Clarenden a fast sa iiestlhle lu order that
shelter may be provided ter these burned
out. It Is new well established that the lire
whs of Incendiary origin.
Public rumor at Clarenden say that two
week age, when liquor lloeuse were refused
te all applicant lu Warren county, Jehn
Maheney, proprietor of the Weaver house,
threatened tn tire the town if the de
rision of the court wa net reversed lu two
weeks. Tuesday morning, alter the tire had
burned out, the citizen looked about for Ma Ma
eoney, for oiieuf the lire started In his room
at Hie hotel, but he was net le be found, A
warrant charing hi m with arson wa
sworn out, aud searching parlies scoured the
surrounding country te sppreheud him. He
wa found hiding In the weeds Mix mile
from Clarenden, and because lynching wa
leans i he wa taken te the Warren Jail. A
charred skeleton wa round In ene or the
room et the hotel, and It is suppesed te be
that of a bark-driver named Sullivan, who is
missing. He was seen about the hotel early
In the evening drunk.
lu resiKinse tn a telegram from J. A. Partn
I e, of Warren, Governer lleaver has ordered
1UU tout le be sent te the burned town of
Clarenden, Mr. Parmlee say s that 1,-00 laiui
lles are homeless aud without shelter.
lit AT B TKAtlUKBII JfSll'.
The Auuusl Session of the Asfeclatlun Urguu
at Ulmilleld.
Clearfield ha doue Its best te welcome tin)
hundreds of men ami women who are there
te attend the meetings of the State Teachers'
assiciatieu. Superintendent J nines M.
Ceughlln, et Luzerne county, called the
association te order at 11 o'clock Tuesday
iuornlug,fe)lowlug which came the addresses
of welcome by Suisjrlnteudeut Matt Savace.
et Cleai held county ; Themas II. Murray, of
the Cleaiueld bar, and Hun. William A.
Wallace.
Mr. Savage referred tn Cluarlleld as the
home et the late ex Governer Uigler, who
took a prominent jiart in the organization of
the tirst Statu Teachers' association, of hi
connection generally with the educational
Interest or the stale, or hi faithful service aa
a school director in hisewu town after having
tilled the highest ikmIHeum within tbe gilt of
Pennsylvania. Mr. Murray welcomed the
inemlsT of tbe association a the representa
tives of the oemmon school system aud alluded
te the pi egress made in the last twenty yeai.
iju ruieirtsi lacnueusiy m me great men wne
had goue from Clctrlield county aud le the
fact that the list was uet yet exhausted,
Mr. Wallace sjsjke at leugtb ul work doue
by the association, nf it power el mak
ing itself lell In the legislation of the
slate, of the aid he hati received from
Hits body when a inemlsiref the statu Senate.
He regretted that the benelitaauil tbe bur
den et the fiue school svstutu el Pennsylva
nia wero equally itud justly distributed in
that Hi purjsises were nut llie sumo in every
county of the statu, Hosike nf the i;,WH,.
onuet vetui In the United State who could
neither write nor read their own names, and
ul 7,&U),UUU el school chlldren of thoceuutry
who de net kuuw the English alphabet, ile
warned the people et the dauger of placing
the ballet lu the hands at Ignorant lucii aud
advocated au amendment te the constitution
requiring all voters te be able te read and
write.
The afternoon kcbsIeu wa taken up by en
Inaugural addres by the president, Jamea
M. Ceughlln, and addresses by Prof. D. It.
Augsburg, et KuUtewn; Superintendent 11.
8. Jeues, of Erie, and Prof. , X. Suyder, of
dreensburg. Dr. T. C. Meiideuhall, et Terre
Haute, lnd., lectured lu the evening te a
crewdid hotise ou " The Earth."
Til ABHBBt M A OIML.
It Will I'rulialiljr cue tbs Kaatguatluu el a
Ilrtttab Cabinet Orttcer.
An animated discussion took place In the
Ilouseot Commens Tuesday nlgbt ever the
conductor tbe police in arresting a young
woman named Casa, wbe is or pure repute, as
an Improper character. Tbe debate resulted
In the defeat of the government by a vote of
l.VttellS, The criticism of ixembers were
directed lesa against the police authorities
than against Mr. Matthews, the home secre
tary, who was accused of shielding the iilU
clals. A uumber of Liboral-Uuleuists voted
with the majority. It Is expected that tbe
dofeat or tbe government will lead te the
resignation et Mr. Matthews.
Alter the division the minister met In a
prlvate room, and it was afterwards rumored
that Mr. Matthews would resign. Mesaia
lteed, James Heward, Jobusten and Tyler,
Conservatives, supiierted tbe motion.
Twenty supporters of tbe government did
net vote because they understood that the
question bofero the Heuse was the defense
of Magistrate Newton' conduct, or which
they disapproved. It they had been infermed
as te the actual issue they would faave voted
against the motion, which 1 new believed te
have been aimed simply at the susjionsleu ul
the night' business.
Mr. Campbell-ltauneruiaii, who wa form
erly chief secretary for Ireland, gave notice
that be would introduce, ou the second read
ing of tlie Irish land bill, a motion that no
laud measure would be satisfactory which
lacked such revision of the judicial rent a
would meet the result of the tall lu price.
Mr. doergo Hewell, a Liberal, aiiuuuuced
that he would call the attention of the Heuse
te tbe use or the title "Empress" in docu
ments net allectiug India as contrary te the
premise et tbe ministers when Parllauieut
conferred the title upon ber majesty.
May Less a Hand.
Frank II, dontuer, el Willow Street, met
with an accident en Tuesday which may
cause him tbe less el a hand. He was work
ing lu the harvest Held with u reciter aud
bluder and while at work his hand was
caught In the machinery. One el the large
needles entered the palm and the hand wa
fearlully tern. Tbe machine wa stepped a
seen a imasible; but It required the ellerta el
teverai men le remove the needle, lie was
taken te the ollice el Dr, Mayer and tbe
wound was dressed.
Cremated,
Tbe body of Carl Kepke, et Ne. WO North
1'Jtb street, Philadelphia, was brought te this
city en Tuesday afternoon for cremation. It
was taken te the crematorium, placed In tbe
retort and reduced te ashes. His sons Oscar,
William and Charles, and son-in-law, A.
Frankenberger, accompanied the remains,
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Wbat I.IUK Drank en the Feurtb.
I Jehn K Milan, representing the Lauer
J brewing company, el Heading, sold 40 laurel
I el beer in LUIU for the i'gutUi,
I'lUCE TWO OBNTOJ
THE SOUTH FOR CLEVELAND
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the t'lweldent aaltwraa ..., l :
ItcfulM th Aaaartlim That Tasre I4
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Wa.hhiniite.v, July d, This eveelag'iJ
Critic will publish tbe following! Uam.t'P
gressman Herbert was melon the avenue tMa ;W;S
morning, and tbe genial Alanatnlan WMi
drawn Inte a little political disouaalen. Ha jfsi
said : 'An te thore being any break la tea Vt
Douiecrstlo solidity of tbe Seuth, It la all 'P
nousenso. Everything In my
is booming In a business way,
the buslnes men are well contented
everything, the administration In pertkmla.
There Is no doubt about It, Cleveland le'Sft
stronger today lu Alabama than he ever
Wa. and. In mv tiernnnat nnlnlnn. atttwM
all through ihe Seuth. Why, the enthttslaaM Titfj
I akin te that fur Jacksnu. Just Walt till tha
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proier limn rniues, ami you will see What
liieHeutliwilldu ler Mr. Cloveland.
rum kviM
he be the next president 7 lhivend a shadow
of a doubt ; at least It the Seuth ha anything
at all tn say alKiiit it. Thore la but one poll,
ileal voice their, and dial is ler Cleveland
ler '& "
HUVlttH AMI 11BUKBH I Mil).
A Crowded t'asseugur Train Btruck by aa
Engine The Wreck Takes rire.
JiKMHKMKit, Mich., July U Tbe regular
passenger train te Milwaukee wa crowded
with poeplo Monday night and the conductor
round it iiecesary tn step the train In order
te collect fares. Whtle the train wa at a
standstill a wild ciiglne and raboeno ran Inte
the rear slucpnr, setting lire te It and
throwing several coaches Irnm tbe track.
Tbe wildest excitement prevalled en tbe
train, 'there waageneral rush et paswen
get for Iho doers, but they were all found te
be locked ami It wa necessary te force tbeta
open bofero aiiybxsly could escape. There
were nearly three hundred people en beard,
including a large number nf women. A
number of the latter tainted during the ex ex ex
clloment. Heme of the passenger aud train,
men succeeded lu extinguishing the Are m
tbe slcejier bofero the 11 luies could spread le
the coaches. Heveral passenger and lrala
men were hurt lu the collision.
They fought Ueaparately.
.Coiivdem, lnd., July (i News has been re
ceived here or a terrible light which occurred
at Marengo, Craw lord county, Sunday
nigiir, boiween a baud of " White
Caps," ( Kogulalers), aud two brothera
named Naushee. The White Caps called
u)Kn Jehu Naushee for the purwe of whip
ping him. Jehn and his brother Sherman
wero awaiting their arrival and with wagon
spokes attai-ked the regulator, lu tbe light
that ensued Hlierman Nstuslien wa brebably
fatally shot ami Jehu was beaten with cube
until be wa left for dead.
HeTrt-aleil Ills IKsmI Wile' mentis.
Hacink, Wis, July il A few days age
Alderman Salbreitur, of the Seventh ward,
Issued Inv lUlleim for a feast te the friend of
bis dead wlte who were kind te ber during
ber last sickness. Monday night the event
occurred and was uuu lu be remembereOHi
wese present, a large number uf uninvited
person took advantage of the hespitallllea
oxtendid and made the gatherlug one Of
revelry.
TKLKUICtflllU T.ll'd.
The ruc-j for the Imperial geld cup waa run
at Newmarket, Londen, te-day. Ormonde
wen. with Wlutelritr aeceudaud Lovegeld
third.
Gin Dennelly, or New Yerk, wa drowned
oil" Hay Kldge yesterday afternoon by the Up.
setting of a sail beat.
Asieclal telliuSpriiii.-liuld, Mass., Iieiut-fu-cdisays:
"The llosteu Daily Adeeitincr
and thn Jieeuiiu liccenl, have been sold te
Charle E. Whltlu, et Whitlusvllle, ler
fiun,oeo.
A number of railway intuiiger Imve be-vn
In Austin, Texas, in u msululieu with tbe
governor trying te arrive at seme plan by
which railroads may Imj protected from train
robber. It has been determined te arm
elght men ou eacli passenger train.
One of the beat gas wells that wa ever
opened lu the West wa struck lust night
near the First National bank in Pert Huren,
Mich.
Harry Palmer caine te Hamilton. Out.,
from Jersoy last week. He bebaved in a
strange manner and wa arrested as Insane.
Last night uimn hi release he went te the
town et Dunda and ahet hlmseil dead.
The Salt Like City rrtbuuc editorially
say : "The Mermen artlcte pretending te
abolish polygamy is n fraud and sham. "
Yan Phou Lee, of China, wbe graduated
with high honor at Yale college last com
mencement, was te day united In marriage
te MI Elizabeth Maud Jereme, a New
Haven heiress.
mBASttmu lmuiVAXivww.
PWahhimuteit, D. C, July t) Ver
Eastern Pennsylvania : Fair weather,
slight change in temperature, wlnda
goue rally southerly.
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UP AND 1)11 WN TUB HTATE.
The llrandy wine at West Chester hvaover
llewed its bauka.
Hebert Hague, clilef or police of Pittsburg
from 18 10 until Ibl'i, died Friday morning at
the age of 82.
At West Choster the corner-stone of tbe
public library wa laid en Tuesday with in
teresting ceromeiilos. Hen. J, Smith Fulhey
presided.
At dreensburg, Jehn L. Miller waa
swindled out of JJ, &00 by shrewd swlndlera
who induced him te draw It from bank.
Samuel Drumheller, a wealthy farmer, waa
stabbed in the eve with a knife by deerge
Wenrlch In the National hotel, Hellnsgreve,
during an altercation, from tbe elloet ei
Which he will die.
William Turll, the bookkeeper In tbe era
ploy el W. K. Tayler it Ce., Hhlladelphla.ls a
doraulter te the ameuul et (1,000, which be
abstracted from tbe sate.
William U. Stiles, au eccentrle Philadelphia
stove dealer, 55 yeara old. committed suicide
Tuesday eveulng by euttlng hi threat with
a keeu-edged razor.
Willie Earbart, aged 10, residing at Gallit
zlu was among the sHutatorseftbu ilreweike
at that place Monday nlgbt. A sky-rocket
waa put eU aud Unload of going up It struck
Eathart lu tbe bead and almost decapitated
luiu. He lived till morn lug.
Married Tues ly Krenlnf.
List evening. ItenJamin A. Hnlndler
married le Miss llertbaK, Merrow, uaagbestV
of Hubert M. Merrow, tbe wsli-kaewaJ
builder. The ceremony took place alias lesa i
.!.,-. r iha lirlda' Barents 09 Kelt XaMMB iS '
street and wa performed by Her. Jee, K T. Jgj
dray, el the Duke street M. K. okareB, ar.. "i
stated by Hev. O. L. fry, or -many, -jj
After the weddiug recaptien WM $3
bold st Mr. juuiiuw- - ""jaj
. urin uutnber of guesti were prafcjQvj
Msny.'hsDdsenie preseut were glvea thatm
pair. At 11:10 the newly made man and ,:ij
wile left for Hprliigtleld, llllnetf, wbsre they yj
i.n H..I. IiiIiim ImniA L MnlM.llA 'VIS
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fenuerlv resided in this city. Ha la a arad 9?i
iiata nf the hle.h school and learaad hla trad .'
u ilia T.ani.aaiAp wetnh tmrttfirv. AlimrmmrAmf'r
be went te Hpringlield and new bold a psaW
lien In the wateb factory there. '4;,:
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Hart lev aiaaaer. H.
Wm. I). Weaver, attorney ter KradertefcM
Kunn, 01 xerre Hiti, aaa eatertet a aaai wmt'
slander against Mrs. Emete Ueakaa, ,at'
tbe same vuugs, ler aiaaaer, tb auagBWs)
la 1 1, at Mra. Cliathait fflmnlatail gera saBaaav
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