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VOLUME XXDI-NO. 269.
LANCASTER, PA., MONDAY, JULY 18, 1887.
L'lHOE TWO 01
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T11K DKNOGKATIG PRIMARIES.
a labub reta vuttme m xma bibb
wabpb or tait cir.
Mailman Usta the Delegate rram Me Twe
Waide, the Third ead Mveatfc-Ratalt
nl ife Uanu.lt la BUsy el (fee I1M-
IrlcU Throughout lha Veaaly.
The Democratic) primary elMllen en Sat
urday evening brought out n large tots la
the several warila of the elty, The Meeds el
earner, Leber and Hattman were active at
the pells.but mmer waa fortunate In having
with him the beat organlratlen In nearly all
the warila ami the reault la that en Oral ballet
he will have seven el the nine warila. The
frlenda or llartiiian carried the Third and
Seventh warila. The oentoat In thla elty
lacked that blttertieaa which la uauallnan
exciting elrelluii, and aa a rule the beat of
leellng prevailed. Ilrandt had aeme friendi
In thla city who are disappointed at bla net
getting any el the delegates,
lu Karl tewnahlp the centeat Waa between
Leber and lUrtiuaii, and Leber'a delegate
were elected by a handsome majority.
The ronentlnn will be held at the court
houae en Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Fellow
lug is the Hat nl delegateaand niemberaef
thH county committee) tuu far reported :
Flint Ward II, It. MoCenomy, Hlineu
Nhliilnr, Jehn Alllck, A. CI. Pyle, Michael
Hum.
Siciind Waul - Michael MacGenlgle, Jee.
lUrnett, Jehn A. Snyder, llenry llabel, Goe.
W.Stjer.
Third Ward-Charles Peters, It. F. Davis,
Henry Wolf, Ja.-ob Reiker, J. W. Keller.
I'imrtli Ward I). K. McCormlek, Frank
llriiikiuan, Gee. Petitr, Christum MeUlnnla,
Jr, Jehn Shields.
ruth Ward -Win. A.Shoenbergor,Ooo. N.
Alabaeh, Frederick KUwiuger, lr. M. W.
llaiiti, Charles Wolliert
Sixth Wanl-I. II. Johnaen, Charles R
Smith, Goerge Prentiss, Jehn McCully,
Walter .sober.
Setenlh Ward Frank Kverta, Davla
KlU'h, Geerge Darmstetter, Jacob 11.
lieacbler, Lawrence Welpert
Klghlh Ward Jacob Kurtz, J. V. WIe,
Leenard Klwuiger, Jr , Win. Welpert, J no.
F IVntx
Ninth Ward Philip .x'her, Jacob Pentr,
Jehn McKllllpw, Charlea i:. llroeuie, Geerge
II. Ilreuu.
In lha County.
Maner (MlllerHVllle) A. It. llanibrlKht,
l. Mm lib, Jr., Geerge 1). Brown, Cyrua
Smith, l. It Letenlte.
lUpne (Sporting Hill) Teter Nauman,
Aim. Hear, Lennm llrlcker, Jehn I.. Kault
uiau, Henry K. Nauman.
Ileneeal Viwt -Simen A. It'itl, Herace
Will, Jehn Mollrlde, Harry Yeu or, Win.
Wed .
Salisbury (Hip) J I!. Hetter, James P.
Marsh, A eui. Iln, II. B. Sk lies, James M.
Walker.
Diiii-gal Kat (l.lucetn Scheel Hene) II.
L IUIiieiuti,N,tmiiel Mellrldr, K. J. Myers,
Jeseph II ihecker, Jehn Camptivll.
.i-lihiRtim HurniiKh, Upper Ward B.
K. Hhnll7, II Miry Wnrlr, Nainuid hhultz, Jr.,
Ji!r)U Vlk, HenUmln Wert, Jr.
WivhUiKten ftoreuith, 1jwer Ward
llitrvvy llreih, J. V. Kliw, Jehn Kvana,
Hurry Stolner, 11. K. Kim.
Warwick I. (1. PfaulK, Joel Snavelr,
Daniel Dlutrlch, Hiram Ittliuer, II. Ik lluch.
WimI i:rl -MHilihw Kaezur, Jacjb. Hear,
Hxnryli. lUviiixnjilKr.
I'Uj -Mnrtln lrwii,(1oerKo Hexhnrn, Jehn
O. KU'ir, Jehn (I. Ki-ner, P. () Klaer.
l.anutMer Tewnhlp. Jacob ltd, Jr., h
W Pelta. Auk II. lUlr.
Krl-I)r. II
J Kmiusnyder. II. 1. Kihlx-
until, Jehn (
W Myiini.
Martin, (Joer)ti Nprecher, !.
I'al l.iinn-t"r (' l. Joul I, Mghtunr,
Jehn Ml git', I'hiiI Mtn( Jaint'i Martin, Jehn
Hele.
MhiiIuiIiii tewu.hlp Jehn Itetmnw, S. K,
Hcxtetter, Alum MviH, Jehn K. Kchteriiauhi,
NmiiuuI llitiebrlKht.
Ilrt Jjiiim W. Aiken, It M. Ceultnr, J,
It CtiaiuUjrUlii, llunry l.irvln, J. N. Mc-
(.iOWAII.
l'relil(ii'Cf J.iuim Wynn, Naniuul Hhlrk,
A. U Wlntr, Jehn Tweed, 'Ihemaa h-axer.
Paradliw Jehn MeKllllii'S Hainuel (lirvle,
J. Adam Ncliell, (iue. N. Wiimt, Absalom
Vohn.
.S.IUbury (Whltu HerMi) -ICllni Kurlr, II.
W. Worst, 1 I). Wernt, Harry MkiltM, llunry
Yelk.
Marietta- Jehn P. Krlti, .Ieph Kial, Wni.
McNted, it. Prank lttkur, J. M. Kelly.
HtratbtUK Township Jehn P. Imager,
Krnnklln Uirvln, Sainnnl II. Wicker.
Mt. Jey, I'pper J. W. Nhrlte, J. It. Shelly,
J I'. Vjl; Jaixibiuiili!, Harry lllnkel.
I'pper I.a.:H-k -Kllai Hard, M. U. Ul
blngnr. Samuel Ueckard, Iarael Dunwoody,
A. I). Swept',
hHHceik W. W. Kunaer, II. S Kutler, J.
A. 1 1 amp, 1. N Oilier, H. N. Knox.
Mt Jey, Lewer Jehn II. MenuaUKb, H.
S. Miialinan. Martin Motreth, Samuel
Walter, Jacob Hoae.
Peiua-il. W. Sawvllle, II. M. Miller, A.
A. Siillhau, J. M. Miller.
Mauheliu ItoreuKh
I'lrnt Werd II. A. Dunavan, Abraham
Martin, Jacob Yeung, Prank Frltcb, Krank
II. Hiesey.
Seceuil Wird Harvey Lengnecker, Jehn
ltmllck, Jr., Jehn II. lieuihergnr, I S. Line
weaver, fc W. Shun.
Htratljerir llnreiKli
l-'lrat Ward Walter C. Heam, II. M.
lilack, W. li. Clark.
Second Ward L'eurad llleaainKten, Jeaepb
I) (louder, lUwiKxt Kagur, Nerman W.
Waldley, Jein l". 11 err.
Kaphe (L'ulnu Square) Heubcn Shelly,
II. i: I.eraw, 11 K. i:by, Samuel llecker,
Jehn S. Mantenen.
Kat Karl (lllne llli)-J. .. StaulTer,
IMlii Stauller, J. II. Handwerk, W. J.
l.e li and KueaO, Utunkard.
CelllllllllH
Klrnl ward IoiheSi Ilescli, Jehn W.
Swan. Jteili Srcatb, Win, II, (liven, Jehn
McCall.
Second ward Jehn Weaterman, Harry
Nelte, iiHiri;n I'. I.uiz, Krank 11. Wilaoe,
Wm. (1. Dutlml 'or.
Third ward Frank Janaen, Jehn U. Byan,
Michael Aldlnger, l'leilau lluuck, H, W.
SchlPKUluiHch.
Kphrata 11 M. (lantz, Dr. 1). J. McUaa, F.
W. Hill', C. U. Amnion, J. 11. lUuz-hell
Pene I'M. McMullen, Harry StauUer,
Mem ai Keener, David Keath, S, J, Heard.
Driiuinre, Weat K. Ambler, Jerry A.
Wuliuer, (IcerKe K. White, Jee. Carrlgan,
Hugh P. WeiiU
AdauiHtewn M. II. Clark, L. V. Hnader,
Jacob M. Acker.
Kaat Cocalli'e llenrv Spelcer, J. M. Flery,
Levi Pierce, Heward P. Miller, J. H. Keln Keln
held. Ilemplliild Kaxt, (Uohrer.lewn) Jehn
Kein, 11. I). Muvwr, Jehn K. DiVl, Jehn
Stewart, Win. II. Deilrleu.
Kaphe (Nowlewn) Jacob Ilabecker,
llenry KckeI, Jehn Keuiuierly, lleej. F.
Dlvett, Henry C. Ulvett
Heuiplleld Weat (Nertliweelern) Uenry
earner, Win. Walker, Jehn Hogenlegler,
Jehn Kline, Christian V. Walker.
lUphe (Sporting HIII)-Jebn Shenk, Km' I
L. Kaullitiau, Juceb W. Nlaaley, Iw ChrUt.
UempUeld Weat (Sliver Hprlng)-Henry
M. Weller, Aaren .tmmer, David Leenard,
llenry F. Weller.
Uuuuty t'einiiiltt.a.
Cltv-
Flrat ward Jehn II, Malene.
Second ward W. U. Uenael.
Third ward-Joaeph M. Krelder.
Fourth ward Or. 1). K. McCermlck.
Filth ward Wm. A, Hheenberger.
Sixth ward-Cel. K. Mctievern,
Seventh ward U J. Weliwrt.
Klitbtb ward Uarry U. Keller.
Ninth ward Charlea K. Uroeme.
Manbelm Tewnahlp Jehn Kebuian.
Karl Jehn C. Martin.
Mllleravllle-A. 11 UambrlgbC
llaphe Sporting Hill Uariy K. Nau man.
Denegal Weat Simen A. Rutt.
hallaburr
Gap Wm. P. Ltnvllle.
Penegal Kant
Lincoln Scheel Heuae-Sainuel MeUrlde.
WaablnKten Borough
Upper Ward Henry Warli,
Lewer Ward-H. F. Klae.
Weat Karl Matthlaa UMxer.
Clay.-P. O. KUer.
Hart Jauaea W. Aiken,
Providence A. L. Wlntera.
Ltncstter Tewuihp Aug. K. Blr.
Paradlae Oeo. N, WereU
Sillebury (White Uerw)-L l. Weffd
Mwjetu-Jelin HUT.
Htraatmr Tewnahlp Franklin Clark.
Mt Jey Upper-Jacob Nhrlte.
Upper Iuanrek Kllaa Bard.
liiiwck-W. W. lluaMr.
Mt Jey Tiewer H. B. MuaMlman.
Manbelm Borough
Flrat Ward-B. A. Denaran.
Haoead Ward-ll. r. MoUleud.
Straaburg Borough
Flret Ward-B. a Kakwrtraw.
Second Ward- Ueerge II. (leader.
Kaai Karl (Blue Hali)-l)r. H. K. Keeler.
Kaphe (Union Square) Jehn H. Muter-
OB.
Kpbrata Jacob W. Leber.
Henn Menree Keener.
Drumore Went K. Ambler.
Adamatewn U. F. Martmae.
KaMCoealleo Frank D. Kllllan.
lietnpneld Kaat (Hohieialewn) Wm. U.
Deltrlcb.
lUpbe (Newtown) llenj. F. Iievltt.
llenipneld Weat(Nnrtbweet)-Snl. tamer.
lUpbe (Sporting Hill) Jehn Shenk.
Hempneld Weat-IIenry M. Weller.
Columbia
First ward-II. U. I.lchly.
Neoend ward Frank H. Wilsen.
Third ward-Wm. II. Lindsay.
Wballalikilaa.il.
The frlenda of Simen L. Brandt claim that
he will have ever 2& votes en first ballet
Solemon .eamer'a frlenda count en him
having thirty or mere votes en the Ural bat
et Jacob Leber'a friend claim that after the
dret ballet his vote will be materially In
creased. UarUnan'a friends count en twenty votes In
the first ballet
The contest for auditor has net aaaumed
definite afaape. It F. Montgomery, who
served the unexpired term el (lee. W.
Hchreeder, Is a candidate for that office.
Manheim tewnahlp send three Ilrandt,
one Znaeier and one Hart man delegate.
Kat Lampeter tewnahlp Mnda a solid del.
eaatlen for the re-eloctlen of Commlaalenor
llartman.
Leber bascarrleil the four dlntrlcta of Sal
labury tewnnhlp and Bewer will get them
for auditor.
The three Karl, and 1'aradlae are for
Leber.
Marietta delegates are solid for J. W,
Kelly, a resident of that town.
Upper Leaoeck senda a delegation favor
able te the election of Kll (1. Halten.
A Child In t. llasgM.
At Barnwell, S. C, en Saturday morning,
Judge Hudsen sentenced Axey Cherry, s
colored girl, VZ years of sge, te be banged en
the third Friday lu September for the murder
of the Infant el Mr. Ames William, of Allen
date. The child waa aent by her mother te
act as miree for the Williams baby. She
poked around the house and attended te ber
duties lu se negligent a manner thatahe had
te lie constantly scolded. After a scolding
one day ahe was or heard muttering te her
self that she wasn't gnlug te bother with that
baby much morn. A few da.) a alter this con
centrated l)e waa used In sceurlug the Doer,
snd when Mrs WIIIIsuih leltthe room for a
few minutes she told Axey that the lye was
toisenoua and that she munn't touch It On
er return Mrs. William was borrltled te
liml ber baby's mouth lull of concentrated
lya Axey ran nut el the house, saying as
he left: "I don't reckon 1 will have te
nurse that baby much longer new." The
young uiurdereee all tbreugb ber trial
seemed te bave no Idea of the terrible
nature of ber deed, and when abe waa sea
tenced te be hanged she gazed stupidly at
the Judge and grluued a aue played with tbe
euuuns en uer u
Innlur Am.rlcan Mechanic.
The twenty-eighth annual cession of the
atate council of Pennsylvania Junier Order
U. A. M., will mniene In Muaie hall, Krie,
te morrow morning at 10 o'clock. The heail
iiiarlers will be at the Keed beuse, where
reduced rates have been secured, also at ether
hotels. This session will be largely repre
sented from the wealern part of the state.
Hepreeentallves of Conealegs, Ne. '2, Sam'l
A. NIxderT and Kdwin L. SuieltK, lee, for
Krle en Sunday at - p. m., via Pittsburg.
Kepreseutallve Peter Wlneur, of Kinplre Ne.
IM, J. U. (ioedmau and lleerge Kauflinan, el
Geerge Sbltller council, started last evening,
and H. C. Hlgi;B, tbe ether representative of
Ne. IM, stsrted from Altoens, whoie be is a
present em ploy ed.
New. rrem Mew llulUtnt,
I'.Uner Shrlner haa the front of his barlttr
shop palnted in red, white and blua He
also Intends repairing it
C. II. Katen .V. Ce. ba e a algu (minted en
the front af their store, with tbe word
" trunk's" en It
(lee. H. Kanck's Alderneycew had one of
her teat" cut eteu en Thursday.
Squire Pleam will move his nlllce te the
house vacated by Mi". Margaret Sprecher,
about 100 yards weal or hi present loca
tion. An old man who bad for some time been
In tbe bablt efateallng feed from the railroad
station, was discovered lu the act Thursday
evening. He was leaving the place with a
bag Oiled with middlings aud shorts, when
he waa ordered te return the prejwrty and
warned net te repeat ttie thelt
1.1.1 el Uuclalmnt Latter.
Following is the list of letters remaining
unclaimed In tbe Lancaster postetlico for tbe
week ending Monday, July 18 :
l.tutMs' .i "(.Mrs. Jee Arneld, Luey M.
Barber, Mrs. Lizzie Bewman, Mies Hannle
Davis, Mrs. llettieK. Krelder, Mrs. Geerge
Peters, Mrs. Susanna Tayler.
(It tt(s' ,(. M. F. Carey, A. J. Cavan
nagb, Geerge Farney, J. lUrert, J. Uer
heardt, W. C. Ilarrl. Heury Ligev, Millard
Leauian, M. W. Martin A Ce, Andrew
Siegel, U. W. Ward, Frank Williams.
In.pscilug the l.ttlli Peet
Saturday evening seventeen meiubera of
Ueerge II. Themas Pest 81, U. A. a, of this
elty, visited Lltltz te Inspect Stevena Pest of
that place. One of tbe party waa assistant
luspecter, James Nlmlew, of tbla district
The pest waa found te be In an excellent
oenditlon with 59 members. After tbe In
spection the visiting members were enter
tained at tbe Sturgla house by tbe local
poet
On August Stevens Pest will give an army
set-out te their friend', including members
of ether poets, In the spring grounds.
Usath et Snarls
Charlea Kvana Masen, seu of tbe late Jehn
Masen, who for se many years was proprie
tor of the hotel at White Herse, died Sunday
evening at tbe residence of his brother Klcb
ard B. Masen, Ne, 325 Kaat orange atreet
Charlea came te thla elty two weeks age en a
visit te bis brother. He waa taken sick and
bis death resulted from Inflammation of tbe
brain. Fer a week previous te bis death he
had beeu unconscious. Deceased was 35
years et age and unmarried. Fer years be
waa employed In the store of Dlller.t Keland.
Afterwards for a lime he was In tbe ooinmis eoinmis oeinmis
Ion business In Philadelphia. Of late he has
been making his home with his brothers
Klcnard, of this city, and Isaac, or tbe White
Herse, who are tbe only survivors of a family
often. Tbefuneral will take plaeeat 1p.m. en
Wednesday, and the interment will be mads
at Cempassvllle, Chester county, where the
ether members of the family are burled.
Ilafure III Majer.
The colored race predominated at the
mayor's court tills morning. Of the four
aubjecta three were coierou women. Tue
mayor aeut James Hill and Mary Wilsen te
Jail for Ova days for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct Tbe remaining defendants
war discharged en payment of cost.
m
He Was Informed.
riem th.e Washington Uepubllc
'Hew de you braid your hair se nleely?"
queried a gentleman who was vliltlug a lady
friend. "Ob," broke In ber little sister, "abe
lakes It off and Ilea the knot te Ihaa-aa
I chandelier Md. ruaaas et U e h9MfPWf
HEAVY LOSS BY FLAMES.
ABBMTMVOTtrairtmTMATVVVVBBD
UK BATVUO At HtmHt.
A. Mlr.tr Millinery and Mellen mers Haraed
Oat-Hlnh A Mre's. Ulsthleg Htere ll.dly
Damaged-MeheeLs ReaUnrant
Flooded b Dripping Water.
About midnight Saturday A. Hindi's mil
linery and notion store, Nea. i) and 8 North
Queen atreet, was discovered te be en tire.
There waa oenilderable delay In striking an
alarm, and by tbe time the tlremen reached
the scene, dense volumes of smoke were is
suing from the principal store room, and also
Irem the upstairs rooms. When the front
deer waa broken eiien by the llremen It was
Impossible te enter the store room, owing te
tbe extreme heat and dense smoke. Astream
waa lu trod need, and the lUmes were finally
extinguished, but net until the contents of
tbe store were almost entirely ruined by fire,
water and smoke. The firemen etlected an
entrance Inte-lbe second story through one of
tbe front windows, and though they were al
most sulfenated by the ameke, they discov
ered that the llauies hail net reached that
lloer,and Chief Kuglueer Vendersmltb wisely
forbade the throwing of water Inte It, confin
ing the operations or the llremen te the first
Meer. The entire tire dejiartcnent were en
tbe ground, but only companies 'A and I were
put Inte service, one at the front aud the ether
at the rear entrance of the mere.
After the llauiea had been exllnguialied it
was seen Ihst Hie tire had been started In tbe
rear of tbe .tore, near the counting room.
All the goods In thla part of the store ate
totally ruined, and Mr. Illrsb's account
books, check books, receipt b ok sud ether
valuable psera which were en or In bis
desk were totally destroyed. Seme books
and papers In the safe, which steed near by,
were net injured.
Tbe geed In the store room consisted of a
full (lock el millinery, leathers, ribbons,
gloves, hosiery, jewelry, clocks, musical In
struments, umbrella, underwesr, fsney
goods, line cutlery, snd notions In great
variety, nearly all of which are hojielossly
ruined. Mr. I! Iran estimates the valuoefthe
stock In hi stere, Including tbe goods In Uie
up-stalrs room at alieiit fl,oeo, anil the Ions
at net less than f ItJ.UOO, en which he has an
Insiirani-onlflO.ueo with Sheek A, Hauainan
In the following named companies : The
National, of Hartlerd, (1,500; American Cen
tral, 1 1, WO; Providence, of Washington, !,.
500; Firemen's Fund, f.1,000; Imperial,
f'.'.Oue. He has also an lnsuranceen the bulhl bulhl
ingef f.J,M0 with Mr. U.S. Gara and f'J,Cl
with J ere, Klfe In the Huyal et Kugland. The
Ien en the building Is net heavy, the damage
consisting et broken plate glase, charred
weed. work and ruined paint and paper.
Tbe second story room ant stored with
beets aud sIieum, bata, caps, trunks, satchels,
bassets, Ac, Ac. Thedamaite In this room is
net serious, though in one place the lloer is
burned through.
mi: I'AUni: or- kiiik.
The can wet the lire is net known. Mr.
Hlr.li has expressed a belle! that tblevea
forced open tbe baek deer of the store room
(which ts secured by su lualde lock and a
heavy wooden bar) for the purpose el rob
bing the store, and having secured their
plunder mt fire te the store te bide
their track. Chief Vendurmiiltb and ethers
en the contrary say that the b.ick deer
was securely locked, when they reached the
premises, and that the deer was broken
In by axes, le enable) them te reacli the tire.
Anether reason asNigued ler the lire Is the
careless handling of matches and cigars by
some one connected with the establishment,
eriuiii n.MnKH it v i m: ii uk.
The lour-story clothing hein-e of
Ulrsh Hrothera (Herman, Leepold,
Simen II. and Charles) adjeluing
A. Ulrsli's millinery stere, Is net damaged
by tire, but a heavy less is claimed en account
of the clothing and uncut goods being dam
aged by smeke. The less la estimated at
M per cent. ou a sleck el Irem f.M.iRNj te f IJ,
000. Tbe less is covered by tbe fellow,
ing insurance; Fire Assurance, $.1,000 ;
Gunrdlan, .',000 ; Imperial, $'.',000 ; Girard,
f-!,60 ; LUerpoel, Londen aud Glebe, fl.000;
Peniisjlvania, f l,WH) ; lustirauce of North
America, f 1,500 ; Franklin, f-1,000; Uanover,
f'J.uoe ; queens, K,000.
Geerge W. Scheelz, who occupies the rear
lavement of the Hirsli A Brether building
and also the A. llirsh building aa a restau
rant, had his place lloeded with water and
otherwise badly damaged. He haijan Insur
ance of f-X) with Ilauimau A Burns, which
will mere than cover bis less.
KbyAHest, who occupy tbe third and fourth
stories of tbe burnt buildlng,eacaped without
dsmsge, except that their place was badly
smoked.
THU KIIIK AI.AKM llO KKtH.
Complaint is uiade that the keys te tbe
lire alarm Ixjx In Centre Square are net ju
diciously distributed. They are mostly In
In the baud el atorekeepers whose
places of builim-fi are closed early in tbe
eveuiug, and when a lire occurs at midnight,
as tbe Ulrsh tire did, much valuable time Is
lest before au alarm can be given. It is ug
geated that keya be placed in tbe hands of
Gee. W. Sisheel, whose place Is kept open
all night, and W. 11. Moere, nigbt watchman
ler Heed, McGrann A Ce., bankers, who la
en duty all nlKbt
The alarm liell en Ne. 1 engine house, In
stead of striking n " In reense te the
alarm gi) ou, struck euly " I," and the lire
men were at n lest font llme in what direc
tion te run, thus causing aeme delay in
reaching the lire.
PIKItlN TUB LIITHUKA tlHUHUU.
The Chandelier rail, aud t'auar. Ueu.lderable
CJou.lerualleu The Liim Hniall.
Ki.i.AiiKrinew.N, July Is A tew me
menta after tha chun-li son Ices were
ended In the Lutheran church last evening,
as tbe people were going towards their homes,
an alarm or Urn wax given, the Lutheran bell
ringing loud aud fast, also the tire bell t eat
ing forth a doleful sound, the peeple scream
ing lire with all the power of their lungs.
The utmost excitement prevailed ter a short
time, and myriads of people were Hecking
toward the scene. Luckily the building was
saved and the new aud beautiful church stilt
stand. J l appears that while the aexten waa
"dousing the gllui," the large chandelier
fell down, caused by the lelt becoming loose
and In a instant liames wero Hying wildly.
It appeared aa though the building would
be destroyed. Several eople were lu tbe
eburcb at tbe time and did all
In their power te extlngulgh tbe ilamea. Mr.
Geerge Heller was standing under tbe chan
delier, and as It fell it struck his arm a heavy
blew, injuring him somewhat His wire,
Mrs. Ada Heller (recently Miss Ada Bucb),
waa standing there also and tbe oil ran ever
ber drees aud Ignited It She ran toward Ihe
front deer, and through great presence of
mind extinguished the llamea. The less te
tbe new chandelier, carpet, seats, frescoed
wall, etc., will feet up f 150, whleh la lully
insured In the Girard Insurance company, of
Philadelphia, Praise la liberally given te the
Friendship lire company for their alertness
and qulckneaa in arriving at the scene of tbe
tire. In eiaclly eight minutes (team was
ready te foree tbe stream of water en tbe edi
fice. MTMVCK Jir LWUTBINU,
Valuable Bam and UeaUnU Uurncd te Fulton
Tewushlp en Saturday,
A severe storm passed oyer tbe aeuUiern
aJen of Lancaster county ea Saturday nf.
temoen,but no great damage waa done by the
rain. The lighting, however, .truck the barn
of Mr a. Annie K. Weed, of Fulton township,
at Weed's mill, about f. o'clock In the after
noon. Tbe large barn was entirely destroyed
by Ore and also a building adjoining filled
wltli hay. Tha mill near by narrowly ea.
caped destruction,
Mrs. Weed la tbe daughtorefMr. Christian
It Herr, president of the Lancaster County
National bank, and reildea lu this elty. Her
tenant la a man by the name of Andrews and
be moved en tbe farm last spring. In tbe
barn destroyed were stored thla year's crops
of hsy and wheat, all or which was burnt and
In addition the farming utensils and har
ness. The live stock was saved by the neigh
bors. Mr. Andrews' losses are very heavy,
aggregating several thousand dollar, and he
did net bavu any Insurance en bis property.
Mrs. Weed bad an Insurance en the build
in the Southern Mutual Insurance company,
but It will net cover ttie less.
thb Di Ames e rtmt.it.
Laacaaler tllub. In Ihe Vnuuly The Uap lis.
teat Oardeullle.
On Saturday the Gorden vllle club went te
the Gap where tbey wero deleated by the
team of that place. The feature el the game
was the Helding of Aiken and Pewnall and
the battery work of Itutler and llartman.
The game bad te be called at tbe end of
seventh Inning In order that some of tbe
players could mske the train. The score in
lull was :
III!' R I- O A
I imiiiiniv'is a ii rip a
2 tllller.c ..8 1 4 1
llieniiu.3 I .1 I 0
2
II ll Her, p .1
llariumii.c 1
rewnall, s ii
Killxy, ! .1
Aiken, I.... -I
Mmllle, I 1
l.tv'tfsi'n.in 1
llurku, r.... I
.1 I 11
liuinaien, p.. i
I Unitsey, 1 . 2
u.sselKHrt, i I
fMnyder, 3 0
iiiWumrnr. s n
i l 7 1
3 5 3
2 I) I
.1 I II
2 lu II
2 O l)
I II 0
3 I) i
i U) II n
13 4 1
111'.!
II 1 4 2
I lUlr. 1 1110
O
llswnlley, lu. II I u II n
e tlerr, r 0 I 0 (J n
Total
,.18 If. SI 1W 7
Total I HI 21 18 X
.. 1 .1 t 2 II 2 U-18
Gap.
(jordenvlllu 2 u i) i (i e e 4
Karnrd riitis-i,ap, 8 1 Uordenvlile, u Struck
out-Uy liii Iter, s ; liy (llviuen, 3.
JudKlng from tbe scores the manager or
the Gordens Hie club thinks It la necenaary te
arrange the batting order according te the
Ueldlng iKMltleus of the players.
The LltlU club was defeated en their own
greuuda en Saturday by the Actives, el this
city, The Lltltz boys have played eleven
games se far thla seusen and this is the tlrst
one they have lest The scere by innings
was:
Actives....
LltlU
I
0 l) 2
J 2 2
2 0 10 .'i-l'l
t J 2 2 1 0 3 U 1-13
The team Irem Lederuian's cigar factory
was defeated by 10 te 1 In Mauhelm.
The Last Kud club, el this city, went te
Kphruta ou Saturday and was defeated by 1 1
te II.
Tue League games en Saturday were : At
Philadelphia : Philadelphia 10, Detroit I ; at
New Yerk : Chicago 0, New Yerk I ; at Bos Bes Bos
eon : Bosten I), IndlanajiellM 1 ; at Washing
ton : Washington 5, Pittsburg 3.
The Association games were : At St
Leuis: St Leuis 0, Athletic II; at Cincinnati:
Cincinnati 'J, Brooklyn ii ; at Leuisville:
Louiavllle e, Kaitlmore ft ; at Cleveland :
Cleveland 10, Mets 1.
Benny J. Mack has been released as man
ager of the Scran ten, and It would be no sur
prise te see him at the head et the Wilkes
barre in tbe International League.
Pyleand Hardie bave been Hned 50 each
and suspended without pay by La Cresse.
"Dickie" Johnsten, Bosten's centre
Helder, leads tbe League in that Ksitlen.
The Detroit people nay that their club Is
net ter sale te Wiman or anyone else.
Dunlsp Is walklmc around en crutches and
won't be able te play for six weeks or two
menms.
McTauuny Is a big (aorlte with Brooklyn
aud len con.
In the West the Athletics are called the
Uuakers from Ireland.
Seme or the shaky clubs of the miner
lesKiiusare tluliu; their placers heavily for
every Nllcht iflene. This Is easier than
pa) nig salarles
Cincinnati had wen leu strnlgh tup te Satur
day, when Brooklyn (Ideated tbem.
The AHidclallen games of jesterday were :
At St Loul St LeuU 10, Athletic 8 ; at
Cincinnati llroeklj u I, Cincinnati 0; at
Louisville Louisville .!, Halt I mere 'J.
The Beading and Wllliamspert clubs hae
both decided te disband. The reason given
is tbe withdrawal of the Wilkeabarre team.
This leaves the btate League in bad condition.
Keadiug lest ever fiOOO
The 1'hllaclulphla Veil publishes the aer
ages of the PeunsyUanla State League clubs
aud players. They show that tbe Wllkes
barre team Was the heat lest batters and
Altoens the wtakest Altoeua leads In Held
lug, with Peranum last Hilly Zselier, of
this city, shortstepof tbe Altoeua club, leads
tbe League lu that position, as he did lust sea
son, llu is thirty-eighth as a batter.
The Allentenu club immurement statui
that they wilt stick together. This club has
made money all season. They have refused
uumereut eilers ler Heatiu, their pitcher.
Velwell In WhI clie.lvr.
West Chester Dispatch te I'rcsd.
Tbe 1'rcss correspondent interviewed a
number el colored people as te what tbey
knew about Colwell, Peuuliigten and Peach,
or the latter two tbey knew but little new.
Peach has left town, and the Pennington
woman dues net come here any mure. Col
well Is a man whom the colored people gen
erally rear and thurelere have a hesitancy el
saying anything about him. In IST'Jhewas
tried ter being implicated in the highway
robbery or a Miss Jehnsen, who employed
blui te drive ber Irem the depot te her home
a few tulles lu the ceuutry. He arranged
with two ether men te attack them en the
read aud rob her. He was, however, ac
quitted of tbe crime, but he was alterwards
seen In company with the uiau who attacked
him, which always left a suspicion in tbe
community that he was implicated, The
(Killce bave made It tee warm for Colwell te
come around here, and since bis absence
frequent beuse robberies have stepped, llu
was always suspected of being the leadiug
spirit in tbe robberies ami or plauulng them,
but was never caught. One uight when the
pel lee were about entering a house te search
It be jumped Irem the atoeml-itory window
aud made biae&capc," The last time he was
In West Chester was en May 30, lu oeinpauy
with Geerge Wilsen, who Is a negre dwarf,
but they get drunk and the police gave them
tbe option et going te jail or get out of town,
which latter privilege tbey accepted.
It hai been learned that King, who left
Christiana with Colwell en the day of the
murder, was left at West Chester aud Col
well went lurther.
MarrUce el a f oiiefllce (Jl.rk.
William C. Schueider, mailing clerk at tbe
poitelUce, and brother el J. II. Schueider, of
the Frextl'fCMC, was married this lueruiug
at 7 o'clock te Miss Lydla Herting, daughter
of Jehn A. Hening, the llimer dealer. Kev.
TIIoll,el the First Kefermud church, pin
formed tbe ceremony at the resldeuce of the
bride's parents, in the prosence of a few near
frienda and relatives. There wero many
haudseme presents. At 8:10 the newly made
man and wile leit ter Atlantic City, win re
tbey will spend a couple of weeks.
Funeral el Jeseph I'cuneia.
The funeral or Jeseph Putineck, of Coates Ceatos Ceates
Vilie, took place Saturday morning at 11
o'clock. There was au luimense crowd pres
ent at the aervices, among them being tiie
empleyes of tbe rolling mill with which do de
ceased was connected, Ber, Fields, of the
Kptucepal church, conducted the service,
and the Interment waa made lu tbe eemetery
In tbe town. Tbe pall-bearer were W. A.
Morten, Jehn Baal, 11, K. Slaymaker, David
H, Wylie, Ur. W. N. Amer, Dr. K. M. Bole Bele
nlus, of tbla elty, who represented all the
Masonic bodies te which deceased belonged.
Mr. Legan Improving.
Mrs. Legan, who waa hurt In au accident at
Carbondale, in., rested all day Sunday. Uer
physician thinks abe will get along all right.
Bha will probably be con lined je her bed ler
a week or two.; '
A COOL WAVE FOR CHICAGO.
BlUHtt-rtrB VBOVLB ViB rBUM turn
HMAT BATVBOAV AMI BVKDAt.
Isrk and the l.se Shere rnrnl.h Hleeplng
tlace ter Hundred. Who Could Net Kndure
Weather Indoors The Mercury Uretpi
le 104 -fatalities In Other Clllee.
Ciiicaiie, July IS With the .lining beat
et yestsrdsy aud Saturday the het wave that
has Heeded Chicago for weeks broke up
and bas disappeared, temporarily, at least.
Following the light ralna about 5 o'clock
came Intermittent showers throughout tbe
night, accompanied by a strong, cool breere.
At - o'clock this morning the thermometer
registered 75, and waa still falling, while
"probabilities" premlaed a continuance of
oeol weather. Yesterday proved the meft
fatal summer day Chicago bas ever known.
Saturday with a temperature el 10'.!, bad a
record of twenty live fatal sunstrokes,but yes
terday broke all previous records with sixty
deaths from hest prostration and twenty-two
sunstrokes, many of whhlch aie certain te
end in death. Saturday's oppressive heat was
followed by a night se het and enervating
that life Indoors was almost unendurable,
and hundreds et people slept tbe live-long
nigbt In tbe parks, along tbe lake shore, en
sheltered verandas and eveu en doorsteps In
preference te sweltering within where net
even a faint breath of air was stirring. Such
another night has net been known In Chi
cago for years, and, enervated by a night se
utterly llfeless, no one was prepared te flglit
such torrid weather as prevailed tbrougbeut
tbe day. ItseUects will be felt for many a
day. At the hours named yesterday tbe
thermometer indicated : Six a. in., Hi ; 8. .
in) ; 10 a m, U ; neon, 100 j U p. m., 101 ; six
p. m., 01 ; 8 p. m., NJ.
Heat Kill. Se.entf People.
Ciik'aoe, July 18 The Tribune says the
record shows that 70 persons succumbed te
the heat yesterday while 27 ethers were re
ported as prostrated and there Is no doubt
that many cases of prostration were net re
ported at all.
Han j san.lrui S luUlunlneatt
I'im iMNAii, July 18 The latest repett
of the number of sunstrokes bas swelled tbe
total te nearly 40. The additional deaths
are : Patrick Clark, found dead In
bed ; Charles Wilferd, died In the
patrol wagon en bis way te the
hospital ; Jeseph Mosbreecker also died in
tbe patrol wagon ou bis way te tbe hospital ;
an unknown man, found dead en Marshall
street, the body being taken te tbe morgue,
There la no prospect of rain te day, and If the
beat continues the death rate will be fright
ful.
Te-llsy lu Fblladelphl.
Pim.ADhi.i'itiA, July 18 The thermom
eter at neon te-day registered iv degrees. I'p
te neon six deaths rrem prostration had beeu
reported.
riUt.mf'T WMAXHBB.
Tbe lltat Cause Many Death. Damage by
Wind and Mall.
Saturday was a day et unusual and ex
treme beat throughout all that portion of tbe
United States east of the Mississippi river
and south el tbe lakes. Throughout tbla
vast area the temperature registered 00 de
grees or upward. Sunday the beat lu tbe
greater (lortleu et this region seems te bave
reached a climax. Tbe following tempera
tures and deaths from beat are among
the number reported by telegraph : Phila
delphia, 101 degrees, In death. Pittsburg,
101 degrees, 0 deaths. Washington, VJ de
grees, . deaths, liaiuiuere, vj u egrets, n
deaths. Pekln, Illinois, " 10.1 all day," I
deaths. Jollet, Illinois, " 100 at daybreak,
ll.t In Hi" middle of the day ;" fourteen con
victs In the penitentiary overcome, and two
die. St Loul, 101 degree, 11 deaths.
Liulsvllle,yj'4 degrees, 11 deaths. Chicago,
102 degrees, lu deaths, making Gl since Sat
urday morning. A fail el ever 30 degrees In
the lempera'ure relieved Chicago Sunday
night, after a storm.
A terrible thunder storm, with high wiud,
pre ailed at New Y'erk city and In Its vicin
ity Sunday, about neon. Trees were uproot
ed, shutters and signs blown away, and tbe
wooden lence around Castle Garden was
blown down. Telegraph and telephone
wires were also broken. Several persons,
clinging te capsized beats in the bay, were
rescued by the police patrol beats. Twe
vessels and tbe steamer Krin were damaged
by collisions,
A terrible wind and rain storm, accompa
nied by hall, struck Carlisle about 'J o'clock
Sunday afternoon, causing a great deal of
damage. At tbe Indian training school, at
the idice et town, trees were broken down
and buildings unroofed, some of the roeUng
tielng carried from 150 te 300 yards
The damagodeneat thet-choel will toot up
(2,000. At the county almshouse buildings
about 500 paues el glass were broken, lu
town a number et buildings were partly uu uu uu
roefed, nne was struck by lightning, trees
were blown down and thousands of wludow wludew
panes were shattered by tbe hail. Seme el
tha tlreels are littered with branches aud
ether debris, but se tar as heard no live have
beeu lest The hall was heavy, but the rain
fall was only moderate. Toe storm came
from the north, aud did net extend very fur.
FILLBU WITH MAOUUTH.
Ibe Dreadful Tale el Nrglrcl Told by
Ward
Nur.e Jehn 8 talk.
Jehn Stark, who has been a ward nurse at
the county hospital for a year, tells a dread
lul tale of neglect at tbealuiBhouse. There Is
an upjier hospital that is devoted te pa pa
tients having Illness, net of au otlenslve
character. The lower hospital near tbe stable
contains tbe patients having loathsome dis
eases. There are eleven sick men in the lour
rooms. The doctors employed by the county
de net call here every day, though some of
the patients are in sere need of their
ser vices. There are no curtain or blinds,
and there Is no way of protecting the men
Irem tbe sun or tbe Hies, and lu their deplor
able plight; the patients are much te be
pitied. Nicholas Showers, of Kpbrata, Is in
a pitiable condition. Oae of his legs has two
big holes betweeu the knee and ankle,
aud holes also en the tees of both
feet These holes are tbe results of disease,
and Mr. Stark says tbey are Hlled with
maggots of the most loathsome description
aud that he Is unable te help blmselt. The
old man la 87 years of age, and bis case Is oue
that ought te be looked arter, p.rticu
larly lu this most sweltering weather.
A alxteeu-yoar-eld boy aud a fourteen-year-old
boy are sullering with palnlul legs also,
and Mr. Stark alleges that tbey are net re
ceiving preiier attention. The ward nurse
siya that Shewera was two months lu the
main hospital and bis sores contained mag
gots when Showers was turned ever te htm
in tbe lewer bespltat There have been
eigbteeu deaths In ten months In the lower
hospital.
Oierceiue by lbs Ueat and Cramp.
Harry Yackley, a letter-carrier, has been
sullering Irem cramiia for several days past,
This morning he started out en hi route, but
the beat atslsted tbe eratnpaand he waa over
come en the atreet He waa taken te tbe
poetefHee in a wagon and tbenee te hie home,
where he had several apaBma,
He Wm Out la style.
Temmy Uummlnga made s great display
yesterday and laat evening when he was
dressed lu his full whlte military suit Ha
carried a awerd and bla breast waa covered
with Grand Army and ether military badges.
Heath el Cel. .1. T. Mattbla.
Cel. Jehn Themas Mattbla, a well known
Iren master and the grandfather of Mrs,
i.ri. i- HiAwart. of thlaclly.dled In West-
minster, Maryland, en Sturday.
HUB" MB MHttlBBBB WA Klltlll,
Tha Driver ea the rrsaldsat's Trsln Meet,
laitaat Death.
An accident happened te the president's
train en tba return from Clayten Saturday
evening, shortly after 10 o'clock, one mile
north etGlendale, N. Y killing the engineer,
William, ltellly. Tha engineer bad his band
en tbe whistle te blew for Stiles Cressing
when the connecting bar te tha forward
driver en tbe right hand aide of the engine
broke and tbe huge piece of ateel revolved
with terrible velocity, tearing out one aide of
the cab, and ripping up the ties and the
ground aa the engine rushed along. A huge
fracture was made In the boiler and the steam
escaped In volumes,
ltellly, recngnl7lng tbe danger, ordered
his fireman te eacspe by climbing te the top
et the cab. ltellly Immediately shut oil" the
steam, but before he could make bis way
from the cab be was struck by the broken
bar and killed. When the train finally came
te a step be was found lying alongside the
engine dead.
The Urenian, who was almost blinded by
the escaping steam and who was also some
what Injured, made his way across the ten
der ana Inte the drawing-room car occupied
by the president's party. There was much
alarm at ihst, though no datnage was done
te either the president's car or tbe baggage
car, whlcb made up the train. The presi
dent, when intermed of what had happened,
said be thought there was something serious
tbe matter when be saw the clouds or steam.
After Instructions had been given te care
for the dead engineer, the president's car
was attached te the ex tirees train, which had
come up by this time, and was taken te
Alder Creek, where tbe president snd Mrs,
Cleveland and ethers of tbe parly left the
car. It was then after midnight
At tbe time or tbe accident the train was
running at the rate el amltea minute, and
the escape from a terrihle disaster is consid
ered remarkable, asderaitment nearly always
fellows the breaking of a connecting red.
There waa much excitement at Forreslpert
sud along the line of tbe read when the acci
dent was first reKrted, as It was feared that
It might be mere aerleui than was an
nounced. TUB VUNMUKK I'lHIHUBV.
A Preacher Who shackled a Uey Arreted and
Iinprl.nned.
Ciiicaiie, July 10. KebertG. Fergusen, a
twelve-year-old boy, was found trudging
down a het read near Humboldt park yester
day with Iren shackles and tbe accompany
ing chains en bis ankles. When taken te the
West Chicago avenue pollce station he told a
pitiful story of the many abuses he had been
subjected te at tbe hands of Hsy. Themas B.
Arneld, who presides ever the "Christian
Heme," an institution In this city for way
ward boys. Rebert's father had given him
Inte the care of Hev. Arneld for having
played truant set oral times. The boy's last
punishment cenMsted lu being shackled for
leu days te a fourteen loot chain, which be
was obliged todragareuud when be went te
his bed or te the window, but which was net
long enough te permit him te leave tbe
room. Yesterday while Arneld was at
church the boy with the aid or live elbers
picked the lock which fastened the shackles
te the chain aud escaped, Arneld came te
the station te claim the boy and when ques
tioned admitted the treatment te which he
bad subjected the child, but claimed he bad
been shackled but a week. Arneld was ar
rested ler cruelty te children and placed In a
cell.
Nut Due el tbe Four KKaped.
Leuitvii.i.H, July IS News is Just re-
.ceived here of a fatal accident which occurred
Saturday evening 'JO miles above this city, en
tbe rlver en the Indiana side. On the exten
sive peacb farm of Argus Pean Is an elevated
railroad used in conveying tbe fruit from tbe
top or a large bill te the bottom for shipment
On Saturday while four men named Leuis
Llttell, Itelo Balrd, Dick Moeroand Cbaney
Balrd weredc-coedlng the bill in the car,
the cable broke, the car rushing dewu with
great velocity, throwing the men out with
such force as te cause the death el Llttell and
Itelo Balrd and the fatal injury or Moere and
Chaney Balrd.
And He Has Fled,
Nkw Yeiik, July IS. Counsel en behalf
of some et the largest creditors of ex-Alderman
Francis McCabe, of the "combine, " baa
petitioned tbe supreme court for the appoint
ment of a committee of tbe iiereen and estate
el Mr. McCabe, whom, It Is alleged, cevered
all his property with mortgages and left his
creditors out In the cold. The story gees
that McCabe, who has been living with his
wife eter since he was adjudged Insane, has
left the city for puts unknown.
Injured by a Flukerten Detectlie.
I'.niontewn, Pa.. July 18 Andrew Sed
lock, of West Lelsenrlng, a striking ceker and
mom ber of tbe Amalgamated association, was
atsaulteu byoneel the Flukerten men this
morning and badly wounded. A rib was
broken in and bis head and face badly cut
Sedleck had beeu ordered by the police te
" move en," and net cemplylug at once was
taken In cbarge of by the cllleer with tbe
above result.
Ferger Truman K.cnpea,
BiMiHAMriON, N. Y., July 18 W. G.
Truman, ,the forger who la wanted in this
city for forging a dralt ou the City National
bank, and who was arrested at Strnudsburg,
Pa , Saturday, escaped. 119 was released en
habeas corpus at Stroudsburg aud before the
etllcers from tbli city arrived be waa oil for
parts unknown.
Te Serve a Life Sentence.
Nkw Havkn, Conn., July 18. In the
criminal side of the supreme ceuit before
Judge Stoddard this morning, Henry B.
Chamberlain, who was convicted before a
jury last week of murder lu the second de
gree for tbe killing of Mrs. Margaret Krnst
in this city May 10th last, was sentenced te
mprisen uient for life In the atate prison.
He Ate Fart of 111. Victim.
Oscar F. Beckwilh, three times tried and
convicted ler the murder ela miner en what
are known as the Austerlilz meuutalns, Is
lu Jail in Hudsen, N. Y., and be soemate
have made up bis mind that he must Boen
hang. Heckwlth Is a eaunlbal as well as a
murderer, fur he ute (tortieus el the body of
bis victim and h tiled ether parts away in a
perk barrel for luture use. lie la a hideous
old man, but several yeuug women bave
presented him with (lowers and made much
el him. Heckwlth hays that ha la a Free
mason. Te visitors he eiler te give tha Ma
sonic grip for live cents, and various ether
secrets of tbe order" for a dinner. Ue eata
Uke a wolf.
A Turtle That I a Turtle.
An Irishman who waa at work Saturday
digging the cellar for a new block at Wash
ingten and Vernen streets, Bosten, came
upon a huge mud turtle whose large yellow
orbits calmly winked and blinked. The tur
tle measured two toot and a half In length of
hell, and was a little ever a feet in wiuu.
It weighed tweuty-elubt pound and bad a
large head, about the sirs of au ostrich egg,
while Its tail that was ever a feel in length
was armed with seveu abarp spike et horn.
A naturalist expressed the ejdn" ? "?
turtle waa at least 150 year old, and mut
have been burled for lxty year.
A Sunday Cremation.
A. J. Bah- Hen, undertake el I'b la
del pbta, yesterday brought te tbla city tha
body of Alexander Merrall. It was taken at
once te the crematorium where It waa Incin
erated. Tbe body waa placed In tba retort
shortly after 2 o'clock. Deceased was 73 yeara
of age and died of consumption at New Brlgh Brlgh
ten, New Yerk, aeme days age. Hi wile
and a brother earae with (ha body te this ely
and witnessed the erewaUnn,
VICTORY FOR THE PI
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A HUVTBBBH CUBfBBMrtBlfM
clvdbate umwvntt u
The Hlrbmend Danville Mallreatl
ler Ihe Inter-State Oeramtka1
pany le ray Twenty-n OeaM ta
Tlchet Meld llalwsea Twe
7ft
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Washington, July 18. Tbe (
elllxena of Het Springs, Ark.,
Blcbmend A Danville railroad
alleging unjust discrimination and i
nassenser rates from Het Snrlnn te
Ark,, was heard before tha inl-ataftV
merce commission te-day. Thai
plaint In this case was that 55 OMM W'l
tare charged irem Het springe te U
distance of six miles. Tha deposit!" i
number or witnosses were read ill
of the complaint The railroad
through their attorney, denied
complaint was welt founded and
tuai ii meru nau ever eesai - il
ounuatien for it, it bad been cerreetMl
this complaint was made. The Htehaattst a1
Dauvllle read bad sent out a circular I
10th of last June, reducing the rata I
Springs te I'naka te 30 cents, but that
net been acted upon by Us connecting I
tue l-.aat Tennessee, Virginia A Georgia!
upon this statement et tacts, tba dlfl
waa virtually settled at headquarter 1
by the Blohinend .t Danville company aa,l iTA
ing te reiund te every person who bad pejftl
this 6.1 cent fare, tbe diirerence between taw
liinnnt anil !1D renlu "" - - '- -' ....j
the case until Informed that tbe agreemH
has been carried out
Etiilppd With Firs Ktttp.
Saiiatoea, V. Y., July 18. Tbe beteta
this village are as a rule complying with t
law passed by the last session et thai
legislature, requiring them te provides
reaching from each room te the ground '
used as n means of escape In case et SnVs
Seme llgures with regard te such aa OUlM'J
may be interesting. Manager Otter, of Ifcte
Grand Union and Windser hotel, inferaMM)
tbe United Preas correspondent that ha Ik
nl.Aiw! flm mtu In mil nf ..ia .a.nl,A hMMSAb
,.. .v . ...,.., ... ... . ,UD .ns.iD "'Ira,!
room in ueiu Leteis anu mat it reqanwa;
about tirteen mlles of rope and four I
tens of Iren staples te fasten tbe enda of I
repea lu each end. A large foree of
were empleyed ler two weeka and tha
was very heavy.
300 Men Arter the Ureen llrether.
LoiiANHfeiiT, Ind., July 18. At a
hour last night tbe report was brought te
city that an organized band of 300 man
two miles south of this city and would
tempt te take Irem the Jail the Green
and lynch them. This Information
tbe greatest excitement and I he streets
thronged with anxious cltl.an. Aa
force of twenty-live men was placed ea
at the jail aud the sheriff received orders
the Kovernor te at ence take all steps
sary te protect tbe Green brothera.
Te Dipciiu Dr. Tanner' Geadaet.
Londen, July IS A whip baa been BUi
sued urging the Conservative members),!
the Heuse el Commens te be present la I
te-night te discuss the conductor Dr. .
Parnelllte M. P., tewgMMr. Walter H
Leng, Conservative M. P.TtnTVkaJobbyef I
Heuso of Commens en Friday
when tbe fermer called the latter a da
snob.
Taken Frem Jail and Lynched.
Nkuie.v, Neb., July 18 One hundred I
broke Inte tbe county Jail at 1 a. m. yesterday, i
seized Max Cenrad and taking him te.itra
linage aueut a mile rrem town hanged all
te a beam. Cenrad murdered Henry Hallsaj
nia neignoer, last Thursday and robbed
or 1500. The vengeance' et tbe mob
aroused by the death of Mrs. Sallen, who i
In a delicate condition and waa killed by I
shock caused by her husband's murder.
Keeunitng Willi Nenr Workmen.
Woeniockkt, K. 1., July IS. The ;
vllle mills, which have beeu closed for
past month, are running lu all departmt
today. Sixty-11 ve familles, oemprtaksff
aoeut lour nunurea eperatives, are oeauaaji
this week rrem Cohoes, N. Y., te supply tt
vacancies. They ceme by the advice of Ma
ter Workman Carlew, or the Knlghta of Wl
ber or Cobees, who has examined and la I
istled with tbe prices. The men help i
mostly Irish, while tbe old help were i
alvAlv iVani.h-1'.n.illBnu ',YA
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Klevated Kievated lUltread striker. !S
BttoeKLYN, N, Y., July 18 Tbe etrtkwajt
engineers and llremen en the Rroeklvn KIsVc:
vated railroad, finding that tbe oempajkyl
could net be induced te arbitrate, bavaglv
the matter up and gene II aud sought
pleyment elsewhere. They had very
ditllculty lu securing employment aa
some instances at botter wages than pakt I
them before. V9
Death el a Fremlnent Ohleaa. ,0
ciNeiNNAii, Juiy is. wiuiam uie
died at his borne lu tbls city last night. Mjr.4
Glenn bad been a merchant ler 04 yeara i
uau uevu luuuuueu at boiiie iiiuv wim HeaTjyj
every raureaa entering tue cuy, eitnsr aa era
stockholder or aa a member of tba beard
directors. At tbe time of bla death ha
one et the largest stockholder In tba
icrc-if Gaztttc. lie leaves a very large
lata
Fitvci at Her Hiuuand's Halelds. tS4
Akhen, Ohie, July 18. Farmer Ok
. - ,
Iteed committed suicide by hanging la i
barn yesterday. Mrs. Beed discovered I
cut down the body of her husband, aadl
mediately afterward became unc
in which state sbe has since remained.
slctans bave co bepea of ber recovery.
cause of lteed'a action la unknown.
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Mio.eoo Daman te Sleck.
Nkw Yeiik. July 18. A lire this me
did damage te tbe sleck and fixture a
Harris Cehen, a dealer In second hand i
Ing Nea. 131 and 13d White atreet, te the.
tent oft 10,000, upon which there was i
surance el (10.500.
Kstcaalve Car Werk Haras.
Tkuhk Uautk, Ind., July 18. Tae
Haute ear work a were destroyed by
nlehL The erlaln of the fire la nl
Lean, 100,000 i insurance, aee, wy.
hundred and fifty tfien are ttuwM
umnlevmeut
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.hunt Utartsg rawpewssj
Tv-YnKKT. July 18 -Tba argui
.t .. ... hnar cause why S
itay of execution of lbs eentOBca eT
stay u. " .trf. will ha
Sharp sneuia - "."
te-day, having been adjourned until
next by cenaant
An K.xlUh Ceal atlas nil. a1
lonpen, July 18 -Jehn Nash Peaks,
.miliary owner of Htafrerdablrs,
Liabilities estimated at from tM0,9MT:
fl,COO,000. tf2
Killed krerlM
Cincinnati, July 18.-WUHs
uvins- en Dublin street, had aasse
with OUleer Adams yesterday
The otfleer struck Welch eaUval
his club, weica aise w rsw ms -, a
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