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LANCASTER PA., MONDAY. JULY 25, 1887.
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MORE TALESOF MISERY
Nhewltig tlie MiilAilmluUlrAtiM l
thtf 1'ORnty Hospital
TIIK MIOCKIN'8 MOBY TOLD BY A BOY.
urn had iv hmi.m in mi imu ahu
win mwLBtirait,
The four I. IIIU rellew Tell. IIU Hler In
Mannar I list Compels Ureitenrs-I'aiileh-
iiinnl ill faunere Iijr I mail, ration at
Them VVlihttielneaneUeullr-
in' Inn nltiie" lulelllgeti.
'" Mt.tetnenle.
Thu publication In the column of thl
Journal et the disgraceful facta In regard te
tint treatment el patient at the county hua
pltal lua aroused general Interest and much
Indignant comment Mini el all shades of
llllcal fnltli iinlte In condemning the
I'miiii ill what should tie the ine-t sacred of
imtitle truiin, mill thute It a general feeling
et horror that lliu erganlrd charity of the
comity nlieuld have reached no low a
standard a te nIiew no Irani of benevo
lence, ami rank merely an a brutal
plan ler keeping misery out of sight. Neme
years age n lady of tliin elty, well known for
her charity and philanthropic spirit neught
te aieiiMi publle MintliiiiMit In thla matter
through thu column of a contemporary
Journal, but alie waa met by a punitive denial
and lliu comment that "he bail been iliipeeed
Uhiii. The name auawtir will ileubtlea be
made te tint stricture, el thl paper, but our
unadorned story of tlie facta we have but
treated with the testimony of many ether
Mini knew wlioreot they apeak, and If the
evil la nut removed It will mil be because of
any lack el zeal en the part el thu Iniki.m
IH..NI Kit
I Mll.lt HKNsKNMl's ahminim uatien.
Tlie teNtliiieuy published liwara principally
upon former administrations, hut thla may
he owing te thu natural utiwilllnKUuan et in in
uute. te talk against tlm arm that held the
Hwerd. We publish the following correc
tion In answer te an Inquiry whether the
Mr, Itroeiiitt, who waa alluded te la the
I s i ki.i.iiik.m'Kii, died under lir. Heusenlg'a
admliiliitratlen .
11 lit. died under Nanseulg' administra
tion, and tlm day I saw It waa tlm Suuday
Isifeiu lie iIIinI , lie died en thu I'rlday Inf
lowing. 'I he dated Ilia death I cannot re
member, hut I hii,iM.ii jeu can easily getit
And this 1 w, and ali-e Mr. Daniel Kit?, el
Net in li mi leiMeuii Chestnut and Orange,
and I 'led Itaucr, shoemaker, corner Weal
Iv lug aud .Maty slieets, was with me when
we tw the Kit en the Hunday liefere hi
deatli. fll.MH.hi K. lliteiiMr."
Allxirt Snyder, new at thu hiMpllal diaabled
by ihllauimatery rlieuiiiatlam, IU uwn the
llmir of bta room In the aauie noaltlen be ha for
IHyeara, hla loed day alter day and year alter
year twiiig preciiuly thu mine- namely, dry
In C4d and black celliw for break laal, meat and
bread for d Inner, bread and tea for aupper.
()(i course, kind Irleuda ellen bring him
dulnUr. g,
A tun in MiMi.m
H-ated quietly en a loner hii ( el thu Malra
el the county hospital, thu Im ki.i.Iiik.m i,k
man found h mj thin and Mlu tMy. He
waa net tlieie wlien we p-iil a moment las
lore and had utidtntly juat (aiuaed ler a
luluutu'a rrat Ireiii a round el work.
Well, Johnnie, what'a thu nutter ?"
It wan ilear that Heiuuthliig ltal waa the
matter (rum thu aturt expreaalun el the In
telligent lace and Ida nerMiua meemeiiL
Thu corner of the corridor wall Hheltered him
and none el the attendauta were In ftlgbt, but
the boy aioke rapidly and aa though he were
drhen te It by a deeperate knowledge thai be
miiHt de neuinthlng xery aoen or die,
"I'mi get "Ix helea 111 my leg and haen't
bnd any thl ugdone ler il since the II rat of A prl1.
1 theugbl inn Liu U I could only get away
Iren) here te Keme place where I could aee
doclera and Kt aeinn care I might gut well."
Thu Ihhi werda came doubtfully and with
uye lull elteara and voice I alter lug.
" hat de tliey tay la wrong with the legf"
".scrofula."
"What'a your name?"
"llenry Keener."
"Hew long bae youlnenliero?"
"'Ihree yeara There are three hole en
each aide of thla leg, and they worry me
dreadlully. They don't de anything ler
It"
He get up te move en.
11 lle you walk much en that leg 7"
"Yea; I work around,' aud he (dipped
Hllently oil along the entry te bl work, for
he la nearly at way buay, and washed Ihe
poeua and ether table lurnlture. Thl boy'
story waa told lu a atralghtlerward, positive
manner that It It no doubt aa te it absolute
truth, aud thu writer baa never I Intoned te
anything mere pathetic than thla hurried
and doxpemie apiieal for relief from a peer
little fellow hi the clutche of a terrible
dlsei-e.
ITNIMIKD AS INRANK.
Mr. and Mra. Iiimtbtch worked In the hos
pital for their beard some year age, Mr.
Iiliuebaqh following hla trade a a tailor and
hla wile helping In tlm work of the beuse.
Heme time age Mr-s l.imubach, who regu
larly auemled thu Moravian chureb, ventured
te k oiie Hunday morning without asking
ermlM"ii, and she was promptly punished
by liuprn'eiimtiit among the luaaue. The
doctor and ihruu uihera, In spite et the earn
est protnatsef the htiitMnd, dragged the peer
woman oil te the lmane departuieut, the
huHlund, who has since died, exclaiming,
"They will make my wile limane !" Mm.
Limeliach is new at work in the hospital.
Mr. Jacob lleraheck tulU the following
atery et thu treatment of the luaaue. Mr.
HerslKH'k bad the misfortune te be mildly
alllic'ed with thla ruarlul malady and waa for
lour weekacun lined In the insane department,
but was thoroughly conscious of all that wa
going en around hlui and Haw much abuaeef
the luaaue. A blind mm el great age wa
struck vleluntly and dragged Inte a cell,
dieting no cnualdurable resistance. A man
who waa usually quiet aud inellenslve waa
roughly handled and atonee becoming violent
was most terribly abused, struck with some
Implement and dragged te a cell. Mr.
Uor.heck has no teeth, but he waa net allowed
a knlte, fork or anoeu te eat hi meat with,
and waa obliged te swnllew it whole. It wa
uet cut small and was tee tough te tear.
They once gave blm se strong adese olculeral
that be wa severely burned.
Heme of the inmate while complaining of
their treatment requtet that their name be
uet used, a they are at the merey of the
management.
A ('OlinOlinitATIVK I.KTTKH.
Chaplain loenard, of the tlraud Army,
bauds us the following letter, enulealug cut
ting from the INIKI.I.KIKNIIKII :
I'gSNHM.VANH HOI IHBIIHANIIhAIUIIW lllllIB, i
khiK, fa, July w, 11M7,
,tri. ('. I.tennnl, JCh., Imncnilrr till, Vli,
DkakHiii : In answer te your last com
munication I will say I fully subscribe te the
Mittlngs 1 send you. 1 will also aay I aaw
plenty et lice en inmate and nothing den
te exterminate them. I wa there about
eiuiit month, and the living wa black
ccillce, dry bread for breakfast and aupper,
with bean aud rice soup for dinner, I be
lieve thl Is about the real point ae far Ml
knew. I am getting along nleely, Have no
complaints te make. Tne home la all I
would wish It- flease write te me toen,
Hiving tne all the news. Your with respect,
Ihaae Htai.kv,
net undeh m'cukabv.
In Saturday Inteluqenckk thaalery of
Ui tx-ward nune wbe was refused trett.
lueetend ed two days without water or
attention must be corrected by the BUtement
Uit till occurred under the present adminis
tration. He Drat went te tlie heapltsl under
Or. McCreery, and having a relapse returned
after Dr. ttenaenlg lied taken charge.
A eltlxwi, who will net permit hi name te
be used,sys that becalled en a relative at the
hospital who wh In a feeble condition and
waa told that he wan net In condition u ba
seen. He wa kept walling for 15 or 31 min
ute and when he entered the alek room
found the twllent shivering with oeld and the
Window wide eiieu. The warden Mill that
he had te clean him up II rat, though II wa
between ten and eleven o'clock In the morn
Ing. Thl pallnut died within a week of hla
hasty cleaning.
BBIUMM HAH BttUltH,
A Itallsi Ntat ulAiralr Nuw llauetted at the
Mid ttl lliMia.
KlilieitM iNTKi.i.tiiKNrKit I hasten te
gle you a bltel uuw. l,e and hebeid I I
aaw a man dying In the old pet house yea
terday In tieate the II rat one during lx
years' visitation hi that miserable place. The
room was daikened, till were excluded and
an attendant steed by hla bedside aa peer
Jerry Wright breathed out his dying breath.
Oh, bow my heartfelt thanks went up te Hed
for what your foarleexpoureof thla place
ba already done ler thep.ier dying men who
are compelled te come here. New gieen
blinds st every window exclude the light ;
fly palr strewn about the rooms attract and
exterminate the swarms el lllus; white
earthen water mug In place of rusty tlu
cup.; extra mattresses here and there about
the rooms te take the place el any that may
become soiled; aud screen at the windows.
Why, 1 thought that I had gotten Inte
Farmer '.liumermau'a bud room In mistake
aa I entered the old building yesterday, but
after assuring myself that 1 waa In the old
pest beuse 1 said te the attendant : " Thl
place leek altogether dllldrent te-day,"
Yea, heanswered, " and we are going te keep
It this wsy." What a pity, aye what a shame,
that they did net commence Uiegixal work
year age, and net wall until Ibu Intim.i.i
OKNcan compelled them te de se.
And hew sorry I leel te day that all my
complaint of mismanagement during the
isul went uubeeded by these who could hate
long age brought about a butter state of
atlalrs, but " belter late than neter," and
new let the geed work go en until eery
cause of complaint I removed se that thu
peer uuferliiualea whom we "have always
wltli us" may bs tieriiiillud te live and die
aa human beluga, which !mi uet been the case
heretofore, ler I have aeen many a laiur dying
soul
'MJiu-p and ireiii aud murmur.
In uli .ad ami l.ulile piuver,
t or a hit of final te ulrutiKtlien,
And the lii.sed pine flush air."
Yours, lu the work,
A. V. I.
uurrrttiMit mtmrnv muhmhai.
(It. 8ltiihn's Nunitay Hclienl, Gl"artnaksrs and
the Hu-onsrcber Altsnd It.
The funeral of (lutlfrled Myers, the young
Herman who was drowned lu the I unestega,
I'rlday alternoeu, leek place Hunday al ter tor tor
noen, from the residence of tils uncle, Uharles
.Schmidt, Mi Columbia avenue. Hev. I'.nill
M elate r, aater of SL .Stephen's Lutheran
church, conducted tbe funeral service. The
meui Intra of lliu Hunday school con cen
uected with the church were pres
ent In a body aud rendered semu appro
priate music. The Lancaster M.i'iinorcher,
of which ileeeaawl was a member, attended
the funeral in a txaly ; aud a very large
number of clgarinakers were also In attend
ance. There were many Meral tribute laid
um the young mail's celli u, the most
elaborate piece being a tleral chair, across the
back of which, placed diagonally, was thu
word " vacant." At tlie close of the re
llgleus exercises, the luneral precession was
lermed and moved te Woodward Hill ceme
tery, where the Interment was made. At
the grave a chorus of mero than twenty
member of Ibe M.cmiercher sang Wie sle
sesauft rutin." The following named young
men acted as psll-learers : Jehn Ilarnbartt
Jacob r Hebeid, Charles H. Hcbnld, Valon Valen
tlue Helbeit, Jeseph Kinder and llenry Ott Ott
hefer. MAVAI'BU rmiM TUB ATATtUH HUVAB.
.fetan Uulnn Hinaattee the Woodwork elaCell
Window and (leu tint.
Saturday Alderman McCennmy Issued a
warrant for the arrest et Jehn Quluu, wbose
wilecbarged hi in Willi deaertlnn. He waa
arrested by Ulllcer Walsh at North Queen
and Orange streets. Jehn Cenllu was with
Qulnn at tbe time, and he tried te prevent
the officer from taking blm. HiMjclal Olllcer
llurna went te the assistance of Walsh, and
he took Cenllu te the station beuse. Aa tbe
latter was being put down the stair be re
stated and tore Hum' coat oil. l'atsey wa
tee heavy for tbe auburn-haired young man,
however, and be bad te submit. Qulnn wa
taken without much trouble by Walsh,
who locked biiu In cell Ne, :i ou
eastern aide of the station house.
He wa lu but a abort time until
he made hi escape. Heme one had left a
heavy Iren bar belonging te the boiler In the
cell. With Ibis Qutnu easily mashed the
wooden trame work In tbe cell, holding tbe
Iren bar, tie then bad no trouble In getting
out aud running away. The frame broken
by Qulnn was rotten and vary soft, ae that it
could be destroyed without making much
noise. Qulnn has net yet loeii recaptured.
Fer hla part In tbe performance Ceiilln will
have te sutler. He ha been prosecuted tie
fore Alderman McConemy for Interfering
with an elllcer, and also for drunken and
disorderly conduct lie will be heard thl
evening.
V Inanelal Oondlllen el Vnag:
Mount Jer, July 'Ji Hermit Castle, No Ne
tal, Knlgbtaofthetielden Kagle, was organ ergan
Izsd In thl place December 15, lNsri, with :7
charter members. The castle new ha a meiii
tterahtp of 70, whose age average -7 years.
Tbe total fund of tbe castle te date, including
value of intrapbernalla, ia fsj.tl.51 ; paid out
during tbe last six mentha for benefits, f.ir, ;
ball rent, .M 50 j regalia, fJi 50; (air capita
tax te Uraud Castle, (S.UI ; miscellaneous ex
penses, fUl.-n, there being a net gain of
fr.2.17.
J. K. Mlasemer, el theAViir iml AVie.i, of
thla place, will en uext Thursday run hi
fourth annual excursion Irem this place te
Mt Uretna park and Cornwall.
Uene Watt.
Mr. Kllas Hoelne, former Lancastrian,
of I'aaadeua, California, wbe ha been visit
ing liSncister for the past two month, has
returned home. William I Htermlellz, of
Stermfellz.V Sen's plalulng mill, has returned
with blm, Intending te stay about one year.
Mr. Stermfellz wa yesterday presented with
the lour volume of Franklin Squares, hand
somely bound in one, by Grace Lutheran
Hunday school, el which he has been mem
ber for many years. Many of his frlenda
were at the depot te bid him farewelL
Admitted te III liar.
According te the Weat Hend, Wl., 7'imm,
Halph Hlmen, once connected with the Lon Len Lon
eon Renovating establishment en Duke
atreet, has been admitted te the bar of West
Bead, and ia licensed te practice In tbe courts
of Wisconsin. Over one-third of the appli
cants failed te get through.
Taklag relsea IlebDked.
Uertrude Heeorelt, aged 17 years, or New New
Yerk, was rebuked by her mother for staying
out late. Bha took rat noJaenHaiurdavnhtht
I and died after mueu suffering.
SUNDAY IN TIIK GHUKCHKS.
rum cMMMsijr.iruAa vlavbh ih
THHIVtHU VUVHTHt V ILL AUK.
A lairg (lathering at ILfloe, WWfiiNiwtl.
H. Uharah Is lletldlng-IIUtarf of the Ces.
rsgatlen - first Uoamualen at Ht.
Mar' rtra In a Uolered Ubarrti.
Hunday was a big day at Helten, en the
Quarry villa railroad, when the corn or atone
of the United llrethren church, new In course
of erection there, was laid with appropriate
service. Hpeclal train were run from thl
city and Quarry vllle. but owing te the throat threat
en lug condition of the weather the crowd
wa net a large as was expected. A It was,
however, there was a large number el eople
proaeuL
A congregation of this denomlnatleti wa
llrst organized In Helten In 1SMI. It ha new
sixty-three members, aud ts In a nourishing
condition. They formerly worshiped In the
Union church In the village. Last spring
they concluded te erect a church of their own.
They purchased a quarter of an acre of land
from Daniel 1 1 err, the lime burner, and re
cently began te build the church, the foun
dation of which Is new completed. In alze
the building Is Mx 10 fuel, and it will be of
brick, with beltry ami bell.
The services et Hunday were held In a large
lent within a few yards of thu new building.
This tent was erected souie lime age, and It
Is provided with a pulpit, si-sla, Ac Since
the llth of July ser Ices have been held In
the tent each evening by Hev. Charles Pil
grim, the boy evangelist, who created such a
favorable Impression in this city last winter.
The services began al .1 o'clock wheii ad
dresses were delivered by Presiding Klder
(. W. M. Klger, Kevs. Charles Pilgrim, J.
It. Kuuk, of the Covenant church, this city,
and Bev. J. tl. Hmoker, pastor of the con
gregation. Alter this the cornor-stene,
a piece of marble which was contributed
by W. H. tlreen, of Houuybreok, Chester
county, was laid. In the stene were placed
copies of the Ianeater newspapers, a Testa
ment, hymn bonk, Ae. Throughout the
service were very Interesting, and the sing
ing of the choir ws a feature. In roapeni-e
te the earnest appeal el Ituv, Kuuk quite a
liberal collection was lilted. The congrega
tion have some money towards the comple
tion el the building, but they will depend
largely upon contributions and theuolloo theuelloo theuolleo
tions taken up at the corner-sleno laying and
thu dedication. The (suitor and members
et the congregation seem te be very earnest
In the work, and they will no doubt be free
of debt In a short time.
Ttislr Klrn Ueimmiiilun.
Sixteen llltlu girls and eigbt little boys
made their lirat communion al tbe H a. m,
mas at Ht. Mary's Catholic church en Hun
day. The girls were while dresses with
veils and wreaths and eich carried a bouquet
of llewers. The hey were In neat suit of
black. The sacrament was administered
within the sanctuary ratling aud was per
formed by ll'iv. Dr. I'. J. McCullar.b, pastor
of the church. The little ones looked very
pretty In their childish innoceei-e, and the
exercises were witnessed by a large congre
gation. A Culurril lln.li Meeting.
The Union Itethel church, a colored con
gregation at lUwlliiHV'ille, held a bush meet
ing near that village yesterday. There wa
a geed attendance, but the threatening
weather kept many away. In the morning
Hev. Jehn O. .Stewart preached, and Hev.
Clinten Harris In the atlernoen. The even
ing MirviceM were conducted by Hev. Dennis
Harnbart, el Mount Jey. Heveral omnibus
lead of colored iwploef tills city attended.
A atlMtAV ALABM.
A Slight fire In a Church The Uolered Breth
ren and Ml.tere Kicltaxi.
Tbe alarm et fire Hunday evening at half
past 11 e' clock was caused by the oxpleslon
of a coat oil lamp In thu colored church in
Keagleysville, between North Queen and
I'rluce street, l-'ire compiuie Ne. I, .1,
and I ran their apparatus out te the church,
lint their services were net needed, the
I lames being extinguished with a few buck
etafull of water belore their arrival. Ne
damage was done the building except tbe
blackening of the walls, but there wa a won
derful scare among the colored saints ter a
lew minute.
Hdly In NcMMl el lteialr.
The boiler el steam tire engine Ne. I, la
badly In need of repair. It waa severely
tested and leaked considerably at the Hindi
tire last week. In running out te tbe Keag
leysville lire Hunday night, the crown sheet
ei allied and tbe eugiueer was afraid It would
be blown out The euglne la lu a dangereus
condition and should by all means have a
new butler. The one new in use has been In
service ever since tbe engine was built many
years age.
ma HBMUVHATIV VUHtBHTlON.
Count Committee Chairmen te He K.-Otllcle
Metubrraet the State Committee.
Chairman Dallas Sanders, of the Demo
cratic state central co'iimittep, has Issued tbe
following uotice :
Piilt.AiiKi.riil v, July HI, ltvS7.
The Democratic state convention, te nomi
nate a candidate for Judge of the supreme
court, a candidate for state treasurer aud tbe
transaction of such ethor business as may be
brought bolore It will meet at Alleutewn en
Wednesday, August 31, at twelve o'clock
neon.
The representation in the convention will
consist of representative delegates, one for
each 1,000 Democratic votes cast for governor
at the last gubernatorial election, or for a
fraction el 1,000 such votes amounting te 500
or mere lu the roapectlve representative dla
triets, provided that each representative dis
trict shall have at leaaioue delegate,
Dvi.i.vs Hanhkun, Chairman,
William V. Dannkhewkii, Sec'y.
Tbe state committee has recommended
that state rule shall bu altered se as te read:
The state central comuillteo shall consist of
one member Irem each county, and lu addi
tion any county that Is entitled te mere than
ene state senator shall have au additional
member for tech additional senator. Tbe
chairman of the local county organ!, t t
tlen shall be ex olllcle a member of tbe statu
committee. Additional members (In coun
ties entitled te them) ahall be apsiinted in
such manner as the local regulatlena of tbe
respective county ergani.uiuua may deter
mine. Tbe change consists of the addition of tbe
chairman et the lectl county organization te
tbe committee.
It la alae recommended that the apportion
ment el delegate te the state convention be
baaed en the vote at the last procedlog guber
natorial or presidential election, whichever
hall have Ust occurred, In place et at the
last proceed Ing gubernatorial election alone,
The report of tbe committee of seven of tbe
state committee, recommending a uniform
plan for senatorial and congressional nomin
ations throughout the state, will be presented
te the state convention ter such action as they
may deem proper.
I'ualablug Fraud lu llaltltnere.
At Haltlmere Henry Hulntzetllug, one of
the convicted Judges of election, who tailed
te appear when hla confederates were sen
tenced, surrendered himself in the criminal
court Judge Dully sentenced blm te two
years in Jail and te pay a tine of f 1,000.
Healthy Criticism.
Frem the Philadelphia '1 lines.
It 1 an unmistakable sign of a healthy Im
provement In publle sentiment te aee Mr.
Kendall, Mr. Monaghan, ex-Governer lleyt,
Judge Woodward and ethers severely criti
cised for having recommended Oicar Jewell
Harvey, the forger, tu the favor et Secretary
Manning.
am ALL OMALMBA VHUTBVTKU.
The llr-!!tat (Jommlsslen forbids Discount
te lrg Hhlpnsrs.
The Inter state commerce oem mission ha
rendered It decision In the complaint of the
Providence otaileompany against the Prevl
denee .t Worcester railroad company, Thl
la the case where discrimination sgalnst
smalt shlppers wa altoged, In the shape of a
lu wr cent. Jlsoeunt te hipr of ever
;W,Wil annually. It wa also alleged that the
coal company wa discriminated against by
the rale being llxed at the same llgure from
both Providence and Kast Providence. The
opinion I a voluminous document, prepared
by the chairman, and has the amour rem of
all the commissioner. It says :
The llrst question of importance that arise
concern the eiler by defendant et a 10 Ir
cent discount te any person, linn or coriiora ceriiora coriiera
tlon who within any one year shall recelve
consignment of coal aggregating UO.Utsi tens
at any one station.
A discrimination audi a the offer and Its
acceptance by one or mere dealera would
create must have a necessary tendency te
destroy the businesselsmalldealera. Under
the evidence In the case It pKar almost
certain that this destruction must result, the
margin for prellt en wholesale dealing In
coal being very small. The discrimination
Is therefore necessarily, unjust within the
meaning of the law. It cannot be supported
by the circumstance that the eiler 1 open te
all ; fur though made te all It la net possible
that all should accept. Moreover, In letting
such a discrimination we must consider the
principle by which It must be supported and
the prlnclpie that would support a ao.dei) ten
limitation would support one of Mi.Uiu or
I W,oeo equally well ; the quantity named
would be arbitrary In any case H might
easily be made se high as practically te be
open te the largest dealer only. A railroad
company if allowed te de se might In this
way hand ever the whele trade en Us read In
Heme necessary article of commerce te a single
dealer, for It might at will make the discount
equal te or greater than the ordinary prellt
In the trade: and competition by these wbe
could net get the dteceunt would obviously
be then out of the question. The Injustice
would be equally manifest ifseveral dealer,
instead of one, were able te accept the etfer.
A railroad com toy has the right, by any
discrimination uet grounded In reason, te
put any single dealer -whether a large dealer
or a small dealer te any Mich destructive
disadvantage.
The comiiilaslen does net mean te bs under
stood as Intimating that detendaut Is net savi d
something In cost and in labor by hav lug the
coal carried by It received In large quantities
by singlu couslgneoK, ()u the cutitrary, it is
readily agreed tint lu service ler large
dealers Is somewhat less In proportion te
quantity of freight transported than is the
like service porlenned (or small dealers. It
Is also agreed that defendant may, therefore,
seem te have an interest In restricting Its
dealings be far en lawsteiu te large dealers.
Hut this Is an intureHt that can only be con
suited and acted upon In strict subordination
te the rules of law ; and one of the most im
portant of IhOHe rules is, that In any discrim
ination betwten dealursjustlce, it net a par
amount consideration, shall at least be kept
in view. 1 he carrier cannot regard Its own
interest exclusively If it could It might al
pleasure, by methods etvslly available, drive
all small dealers etl Its line, and centre the
wnele trade in a fuw hands. me state or
i aiaw ui
things that would result might be alto- I lavorameene,wneiuer vieweairomoursumu vieweairemoursumu vieweairomeursumu
gether for Its IntereHt and convenience, since I llnt or your own. Our appearance betere
It would then have lower customer te deal y .n lrgJy Increased number, coming as
ui. .... ,...-,.... ,i.... i. ,i. ....,.,.. I we de even from the meat remote section el
ereirate trade : but the wrenu would. be tla-1
grant The rase suggcHted Is mere extreme I
than tbe enu tielore us, hut thu wrong la suf-
ncientiy paipauie neru.
As te the discrimination in rates between
Providence and Kaat Providence, the com
mission holds tlmt this also is lllcg.il.
A HALL VI.A1KU VIBH.
Aleiauder M Klnneu, el the I'lll.liurx
Huc-
i umlia tu Titieid Fever.
Alexander McKinunn, llr-it haseuiin of th e
Pittsburg club, died in Charleatewu, near
Hjsten, yesterday of typhoid lever. He
complained et leeling sick in the morning
game of July Ith, lu Philadelphia. Carrell
took his place lu the afternoon, and Mo Me
Klunnu lutt for heme shortly alterward. He
was 31 years of age, aed had played wltb the
Lewell club, Philadelphia, New Yerk, Ht,
Leuis League, and ethers, lu the latter part
of lSe be Joined Pittsburg.
There was considerable ralu in tbe dlllor dlller dlllor
ent cities en Saturday. Itut these two l.eague
r;aiues were played, aud they resulted as fell
ows : At Washington : Washington S, Phil
adelphia.' ; at Detroit : Chicago S, Detroit I;
at Pittsburg: Indlanupella 5, Pittsburg I.
Haucrelt has at lest been released by the
Athletics, and be savs he is glad el It
Alleutewn ia alter thu llrst vacancy In tbe
international League
Jobu llotterd, leruierly of tbe old Iron
sides and late et I'ttcj, gees te Kansas City.
itreuthera leads thu League lu home run
gettiug.
Tbe "Only" Nelan is new a pollceman in
l'atersen, N. J.
The International League will net allow
colored players lu their clulu lu the future.
This throws lour geed men out of work.
The Iewell correspondent of the Niwrtimi
Life write : When Hilly Hlgglns, who is
known here as the ' only,' makes an error,
tbe cranks record the date en which it Is
made. Yeu can count en veur tingers all the
errors Hill has made In terty chain plenship
contest."
The Pittsburg inanagoment is new doing
the baby act and they refuse te let New
Yerk have Merris, the pitcher. Mauager
Mutrle went all the way te Pittsburg te con
clude the bargain when be was told that It
could net be done in that way. The patrons
of the game in the Hmeky city were opposed
te tbe move.
Ht Leuis defeated itroeklyitat Hldgewoed
yesterday, by I te .'t.
VSITBU BTATMH FIHIIBMa BVHVHIBBD.
A Cauadlsu Cutter Take tbe iteat ami selues
el Twe schooner.
Ui.ei)L'Ksii:it, Mass., July a., .Vtelegraiu
was received te-day from United Htatea Con Cen
sul Carleton at Seurls, 1'. K. I , stating that
tbe seines and beats with all tbe crew el the
schooners J. 11, France and Argonaut were
B0l7ed yesterday oil Kast Point, P. K. I., by
the Dominion cutter Critic.
It apiiears that tbe vessels' beats were
clese Inshore when the cutler approached.
The vessels cleared out aud escaped, but
tbe beats woresoiwl.
There was only ene nun left en each of the
vessels and it is thought they will be seized
before getting home, as thuy will have te put
lu ler assistance.
THBVATK IK TltHBB MIHBB'.
They Are Horribly alauRlwl l fnwiter Kn Kn
lileillnc lu a NautUeke Mine.
Will hKiiAiiiii-i I'n.. July - Anether
terrible disaster occurred at 7 o'clock this
morning In the .Ne. I slot of the Husque Husque
baunaCeal company at Nantlceke whereby
three lives were probably lest Antheny
Ilreakl. (U'orae Phillips and Hdward Lerber
were engaged In driving a heading. They
use d safety lamps. Ilruski Inserted a let e!
giant pewder into tlie holebe bad drilled
and tired It Tbe blast exploded au acoumu aceumu acoumu
latlen of II red amp that knocked the three
men against the ragged aide of the
chamtter, mutilating their bodies in a
terrible way and burning them (right
fully. Mlne llesa D.ivld Kvans and Fire
Hess llenry Jenes wero tbe only men in that
put el the mlne at the timu and though forty
yards away they wero kncolfed down by thu
cencsusinn and suvorely hurt Tbe latter
gave the alai in and many miners rushed te
the rescue et the Injured men In the chamber
beyond.
The men carried te the surface the black
ened llesh el the unfortunate miners which
hung In shreds from their bodies, their cloth
ing having been tern completely oil. Ureskl
was taken te hla home where he died
shortly alter, Phillip and Lerber were alae
conveyed te tbeir homes. Their Injuries are
pronounced fatal, Four of I.erber's brothers
were killed In the great disaster in the same
mine In December 1SS5, aud are numbered
among the number whose bones still He en
tombed In the fatal chamber that never has
been reached,
TIIK PRKSIDKNT ACCEPTS.
Am mritAtten bxtbhvbe Ht
V1TIKBBB UJT HT. LVVIA.
ram
A llellen, tl.adsd hj Ui fsjnr, Make
Ureal KfrVtrt te Induce Mr. and Mr. Clsvs
land te VUlt Titer Ih Week Begin
ning (let. a -The Majer's Addre.
WAHiii.NirrnN, July 25. The dolegatlon
from Ht. Iteuls, which arrived last night te
Invite the president and Mrs. Cleveland te
that clly, called by apiointment at the While
Heuse at 1.1m. te-day. The delegate were
ushered Inte the library, where the president
received them. Mayer Francis, of Ht. Ixmls,
Immediately ateppnd te the Irent and made
tbe following address :
"Mit. 1'itKaiiiRsT : It wa my fortune sixty
day age accompanied by - representative
cltlr.eus of HU Ijeui te supplement and ear
nestly endorse In behalf et the people of that
city an Invitation previously extended te you
te attend the annual encampment of the
Urand Army of the Republic te be held In
the city of Hi. 1euIh during the last week of
September next. The succes of that mission
In eliciting Irem you a favorable resinnse wa
highly gratifying te the people of St. I, out
and of Missouri. The dlsapeinlment
later consequent upon your letter
of declination wa deep and all
prevailing, but ce-extenstve with it
was a sentiment of sincere approval of the pa
triotic motives which had prompted you te
audi action. The citizen of SL l.euls, Irre
spective of party, nationality or race in mass
meeting assembled the day after your letter
were received, with one voice enthusiasti
cally resolved te extend te yourself and te
your estimable wife a cordial Invitation te
visit their city during the first week of Octo Octe
lr next, and Instructed their mayor with a
committee of W) citizens te convey and de
liver the same in person te you. Assem
blage of like chaiacter were promptly held
in almost every county In the state
endorsing and enpbaslzing tbe action
taken in HU Leuis Delegates
were appointed at these meetings te pro
ceed te the capital of the nation and there te
express te tbe chief executive In a manner as
effective aa word and form would permit,
the warmth of tbe greeting which await him
from the people of Missouri In the metropolis
el their state.
AN INVITATION KHOM TltK I'KOPl.K.
"We are here,tbererere,;in obedieueeto tbe
mandates of our people, representing all sec
tions of Missouri, the commercial, manufac
turing and agricultural Interests and retlect
lng the dealre of every city, town and hamlet
within her borders te urge you and Mrs.
Cleveland te favor u with your presence.
This invitation emanates from tbe people,
your sovereign and ours, and net from any
organization, civil or military, jielltlcal or
religion. It la the spontaneous outburst of
a community, that never sutler it reputa
tion ter hospitality te be aspersed. It la a
vigorous aud reeling pretest Irem a generous
host against tbe absolute declination of
a distinguished guest te be tbe cen
tral figure el an Invited company.
Tbe leasena why you aheuld visit
the West are even stronger new than ou
the former occasion when your reply waa a
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the state, furnishes some indication el the
teellnir nrevalllne at our home. Tbe people
el tbe West revere the high otHce or chief
magistrate of the nation, and their loyalty and
patriotism Impel them te bener blm who
till that exalted position. F.scially la It
se, whsn tbe man who tills it iwrleruis his
duties with tbe wisdom, fearlessness and
patriotism which cbaracterie your adminis
tration. Ne organization, however Btreng.and
no occurrence, however important, will be
required te add Interest te the occasion
of your presence. The people of Missouri
and el the West will congregate In vast
numbers te meet aud welcome you In tbe
commercial centre of the Mississippi valley.
We have designated tbe llrst week in October
as tbe time for your visit because we thought
that time would be most convenient and
agreeable te veu ; because It is the season
when our faUfestivities are at their height;
when our trade pageant gives lu anuual
display when the mysterious veiled
prophet surrounded with Oriental splendor
makes his autumnal visit; wbeu our streets
are brilliantly Illuminated by arches el
blaing light and en a scale of mag mag
niticence never approached ; when our
exposition and our agricultural and
mechanical lair, each the greatest el It
kind en the continent, are in progress; ami
because, finally, it is a season when, the ster
ling yeomanry of the land, the bulwark et
tbe republic aud the greatest contributors te
Its wealth can with least detriment te their
agricultural interests, assemble In our city te
de you honor. If, however, another time
would be belter suited te your Inclination or
engagement, your welcome would be net e
the less geuume. Ibe city of Ht Leuis, the
state el Missouri, and the neeple of the West
say te tbe president el tne United Hlates:
Hener u with your presence,' and te drover
Cleveland the honest tearless man who se
ably tills that high ellice; 'ceme aud be our
guest'"
At the conclusion el the address, Mayer
Francis presented au elaborately engraved
iuvltatleu te tbe presldeut which read as fol fel fol
eows: Te tiuevKii Clkvi:lam, President el the
United States. Ureetiugs : The people of H.
Leuis, pursuant te a resolution unanimously
adopted at a public meeting bold by them at
tbe Merchants' Kxcbange, in said city,
ou July S 17, and presided ever
by the mayor of tbe city, de new
respectfully and earnestly Invite tbe
president of tbe United Hlates and Mra
Cleveland tu visit Ht Leuis as the guests of
the city, for tbe week commencing October
i, Ks7, and in doing se tliey beg leave te urge
ou the president their desire te give blm a
welcome that shall demonstrate their love
for blm as a publle elllcer and a man.
(Slgued) Davih K. Fhanlms,
Mayer and Chairman.
Ciias N. Mitehkll,
Secretary, and VI ethers.
Mayer Francis' remarks, which were made
oil band, were repeatedly interrupted by ap
plause, which waa redoubled when the ad
dress was formally preseuled te the presl presl
eout with the terse remark that It was from
what they thought the greatest city or tbe
coiitineut te him whom they thought tbe
greatest president of the United States.
UIK I'KKSIHKM' lAIX'KI'lls
The president also speaking extemjiorau extemjierau extemjiorau
eeusly replied aa fellows :
Mit. Mayer ani Uiimlkmkn. My re
ply te your very complimentary and hearty
address shall be very brief aud very agrec agrec
ble. At tbe time you did me tbe houer te
luvlte me te your city ou the occasion el
your last visit, 1 tell quite contrary te my
exiiectatlen when 1 first met you, that It was
an Iuvltatleu which ought nut te be declined.
1 felt Impressed at the moment that you had
something tbere In Ht Leuis of which you
were deservedly proud, that you bad a elty
and a oeenle and Interests there which It wa
only right aud lust you should earnestly de
sire that tbe cuter magistrate et the nation
should see aud appreciate. What haa hap
pened since baa In nowise hampered my de
alre te aee these things and te become better
acquainted with thu hospitable and geed
people whose geed feeling and kindness you
manifest it was net at all necessary In
order te convince me et your geed faltlt and
sincerity that se many of your geed people
should at this most uncouifertablo season of
the var come here, aud yet you don't knew
hew much tt pleases me te nee you alt The
desires te come te you havegrewn with every
day and 1 de uet sue hew I can de otherwise
new tuan accept your luvnauen."
Wheu the applause which greeted this an-
ueuncement had subsided, tbe president re
verting te bis previous acceptance said :
'The arrangement made before was one
which was entirely free irem auy complica
tion, and which presented no likeli
hood et clashing wltb any et my
ether arrangements. Yeu are aware, I
suppose, that I have agreed te visit the
city 01 Atlanta eariy tu uoieuer. jui w nu
agreement of long standing entered into be
fore the closing sessleu of Congress, 1 must
go there. I euly speak of this because when
we sit down te determine upon the dsy when
1 can visit you thl must be taken Inte ac
count, and it la because of thl and some ether
oenslderationa of a like character which 1
will net entef Inte that 1 am provente
at thl time from lix leg upon precise day
for my visit That, however, I a matter
which can be arranged elterwarda. We ahall
have considerable time te leek around us,
and I ahall lie glad te meet or correspond
with any of your citizen whom you may
designate se a te fix a day and avoid uncer
tainty a much as possible. 1 am a little In
doubt about the exact time, but tbe thing
must be dena"
Thl remark, which wa made with great
emphasis, elicited loud and long applause.
A pleasant Informal conversation followed.
The prealdent asked what day the fair
opened and what day the iwrade took place.
Mayer Francis replied that Ihe fair opened
en Monday, October S, and the veiled prophet
waa expected te appear en Tuesday, October
a "1 de net knew exactly when we can com
municate with blm," he added, laughing,
" but perhaps he may lie Induced te delay
his coming until you arrive." The president
replied that te have both at the same time
would be a llttle less treuble.
" We don't want you te forget Mrs. Cleve
land," added the mayor.
I don't think she will let me lerget that,"
the prealdent responded.
An Invitation waa extended te the mem
ber et the cabinet and their wives te ac
company the president, and the pleasaut In
terview terminated.
fuvm uur.tn huhsbh iivbbi.
rir In New Verk linker causes a Lets el
Naerlj SVtO.OOO-Narrew Kacape til stablemen.
N'kw Yeiik, July Zrj. tire broke out at
r o'clock this morning In tbe buildings Nes.
4J and 40 West 1 Ith street, In which one hun
dred horses were stabled and 48 et them were
burned te deatb. The building la occupied
by FielBbmann's Vienna bakery. The
basement Is used as a mixing room, the
first fleer aa a storage beuse for the
wagons, and the second and third floors
were fitted up with stalls occupied by the
hundred horses used in delivering bread
throughout the city. Seven stablemen were
aaleep In tbe second lloer of the building and
another man was st work attending the
horses en the third fleer. Tbe sleeping men
were almost suffocated by the smoke that
rolled up from tbe basement before they
were aroused by the tramping of the horses,
A man named Healy was the first te
swage. He wa se torrltled by the
blinding smoke and kicking and trampling
of tbe horse that he sprang out of a window.
He landed upon his shoulders, sustaining se
vere injuries, Tbe msn en tbe third fleer
and the ether six stablemen rushed down
stairs and managed te reach tbe streit In
safety. Wbeu tbe firemen arrived tbe tlaines
bad eaten their way through the building
Tbe horses were whinnying with terror and
rushing te slid fro en the upper floors. In
tbe rear et the building en Fourteenth street
fronting Union quare, are several large dry
goods stores tilled with hundreds of thous
ands of dollars' worth of goods. A third
alarm wan sent out and the llremen set te
work te con line the flames te tbe building in
which the lire broke out and te rescue the
imprisoned horses. The horses burned were
valued at fit OuO. Tbe stock, harness, wagon
and machinery destroyed were valued at
about tO.000. The damage te tbe build ing is
p'aced at ? 10,000
VHAHUnn WITH IBVBhT.
An Ohie Man Must Au.wer Ihe Crime I-Tucb-leg
Threatened.
WiNeitKsTKit, Ohie, July 2T. William
Uarrett, aged 50, was brought from Uratten
township and ledgod In Jail here last evening,
charged with incest His daughter, aged 17,
Is the.vlctlm.
Garrett's family say that another daughter
ha also been ruined by the brute, and tbe
story, as told by tbe neighbors, la most re
volting. (Jarrett's crime dates back aeven
years. Uokepthis family, who were aware
of the crime, cowed wltb a pistol, threatening
te kill them if they ever told. Alter the
eldest daughter waa discovered te be In a
delicate condition Garrett carried letters te a
young man In tbe neighborhood, arranging a
series of compromising meetings between
him and tbe girl, be as te sbllt the responsi
bility etl bis own shoulders.
Hall was refused, and the grand Jury will
investigate the matter. Threats of lynching
are being freely maJa
Charged With Attempted Train Wrecking,
Kansas City, July !ir. Geerge H. Whit
ney, a locomotive engineer, was arrested
here te day by Detective Prank Tut! charged
with wrecking a Missouri Pacitia freight train
near Independence in tbe spring of ISbfl, while
the great Heuthwest strike was in progress.
Wbitney Is charged with a deliberate attempt
te wreck a iwssenger train which was Irus
trated by reason el an extra freight, el which
the wreckers knew nothing, being put en
ahead of tbe pussnger. Wbitney came here
a few days age from Hirmingbam, Ala,
where he had been charged wltb burglary.
He denies al I k new ledge of the wreck. Other
arrests are expected.
Death ClalilMng Many Children.
Hw.km, 111., July 25 Dysentery, cholera
Infantum aud ether kludred diseases have
for several weeks prevailed among tbe
children In thla vicinity. At Odin many
have died and In tbe township of Kaccoen
and Haines the fatality baa been great Thus
tar tbe scourge has net visited Salem aud the
citizens are taking every precaution. Tbe
mayor ba Issued a proclamation urging the
cilizdns te eleause and purify their premtsea
and surreuudlngs.
The Iteutea Te Denver,
Cutt'AOe, July ',. The transportation
committee of the Sovereign Urand Ledge I.
O. O. F. announced yesterday that theelUclal
route from Chicago te Denver and return In
September will belbe Chicago, Heck Island
.V Pacific, Chicago te Kansas City ; Union
Pacific, Kansas City te Denver. Heturning
by Hurllngten route, Denver te Chicago.
Olliclal train will leave Chicago for Denver
at - p. ui. Wednesday, September 1 1.
Narrow E.cape Frem Drowning.
M vu 1 lev 11,1, k, July-. Frank Henk and
Miller Feutz attempted te cress the Pequea
creek at Shell's fording about 11 o'clock ou
Saturday night, while tbe creek wa In a
swollen condition. The current swept them
dewu the strtaiii and tbe horse was drowned.
The two men barely escaped tbe same fate,
one of whom could uet swim, but clung te
the buggy, which wa carried near the abeia
and se escaped from his perilous position.
Member et t'arllamtnt Dead.
Londen July ir Mr. Rebert Verdln,
Liberal-Unionist M. 1'. for the Northwleh di
vision et Cheshire la dead. TbeUladaton TbeUladaten
laua are confident of wining the seat In the
election te till the vacancy. In the last elec
tion Mr. Verdln defeated Mr. J. Tomllnsen
Hrunner, the Uladatenlan candldate,by a vote
of 1, 110 agalust 3,758 cast for Mr, Hrunner.
Humored Engagement of una Cleveland.
Nkw Yeiik, July US. Miss Kese Cleve
land, tbe president's sister, will, it Is said,
Uke the vice presidency of a Fifth avenue
private school lu this city at Its rail opening
InSeptembernext The late vice president
resigned te marry a young professor lu Cel
umbla college.
A New.naper riant Horned.
Columbus, Ohie, July ffl-Tbe outfit and
material el the lay Sun atG.UlrMlia.Ohlp,
were burned Una morning together with the
roller ekaUng rink. Le 110,000; no Insur-
auce. x
wmarataUl IBUXVATiOMB.
WAsmnaTOM, D, U., July 25. for
If II-'- renusylvanta t Lecal rains,
winds generally southerly, higher tem
perature.
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Although lb free. Attack Ih Act la V
Term. Ih sentiment Among These 0 '":fi
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prominent natienanai n. i; m bob anec
bearing of the proclamation of tbe erlaMe aa.
The blew has descended at last, and tar IM
InnrMamt nrlnin. far ell tht MlBlMttisSBI fn
the Ill-advised act, for all the violence, NaT ?A
all tbe lawlessness It may provoke asM ,.4
Induce Kngland niake herself respenslbra,' -,fif'
A D KIUUIU IBUHIUVVIllDlftllU, AIM J M "
the peasants de net understand tbe Impert al
tbe new measure. They knew that tbe.dreadM
crime act has been pM'Bd and In a bUa4
sort of way realize that they are threatened
with some new calamity, Kvlctlen they
knew hew te light against, but they are net
prepared for thu subtleties el a measure
which deliver them ler Judgment Inte tiet
hand of theso whom they have been taught
te regard as euemles. Tuero ts great feeling
throughout tbe groin Isle. Tbe pros, that
la tbe presa without Kngllsh tenden
cies, denounces tbe act as unjust and
the language of some prominent Journals
might almost be construed Inte Inciting the
people te revolution. That they de net de
this fully and freely and give vent te tbe sen
timents or which tbey would be glad te re
lieve themselves, 1 due mere te the reinest reinest
branceef Kng land's strong th and power and
or Ireland's feebteness than te any feel
ings el loyally te the Island seresa
the channel. The exhibition at Spit
head en Saturday I one calculated te make
the hottest head pause and guard hla
words. And they further remember a threat
that wa opeuly expressed In tbe Heuse of
Commens net long age te the etlect that Eng
land would net hesitate te use any means la
her power te "convince" I relsnd that coer
cion was right Much a revenge might ba
sought for revenge's sake the mere thought
ful in Ireland aee the only remedial relief
for their country's wee in the very Injustice
of the act and in its equally unj ust and sever
workings.
They turn tewlaesnd net tin friendly head
In Hnglsnd aud te tbe popular feeling whisk
is undoubtedly strong and which la dally
showing itself and being foil at the polls.
That the right will conquer lu tbe end, even
the peasants who will leel the etlect of the
new act cannot cease te hope. At the many
Indignation meetings held te condemn the
act cooler minds have been preaching pru
dence. Of course the leaders knew that the
act la aimed, In a great measure, at the Irlah
Natien League, but, according te general be
lief, this argtis eyed snd hydra-headed or er or
ganizxtlen cannot easily be crushed and It
can take geed care of itself.
FLUUItt IN TUB MABT.
Oreat Damage Caesert te Mill and Hal Iren
V reperlj by Swollen Hlvers.
Devnit, N. H., July 125. All the rivers la
this tmtt of tbe statu are higher new than
ever known liefere In eummer. The freshet
In tbe Ltmprey river, Rewmarkst,
morning, carried away a 1
dam of tbe Nowmarket cotton
foundation of Ne 1. Illcker mills. The 1
glneand derrick which have been employed
for seme time lu constructing the new dam
were awept away. Tlie less cannot be esti
mated at present Thl accident will net In
terfere with tbe running of tbe mills.
A dispatch from Seuth Kerwlck say that
five members of a lire engine company there
and a bone hauling a hand tub while on en
route te a lire en Saturday night were pros
trated by lightning, the men being Insensi
ble for seme time aud one of them bsvlng
his feet burned. The rivers are still rising;
Destructive Wreck Oau.ed by a Waeheat.
Pout Jkuvis, N. Y July 25. At half
past seven last night a washout occurred ea
tbe l'rle read near here. The east track waa
carried away Just as a tralu leaded with
cheese was passing. Twouty-ene cars weia
totally wrecked. The eugine and several
cars passed safely.
Kkknk, N. 11., July 'J5. There Isa 500 feet
washout en tbe Clicshire rat lread two miles
below Fitzwllllam.
Nashua, N. 11., July '. The steim
which cleared oil last night has been unpre
cedented in this vicinity and the Nashua
river haa risen very fast during the night
and ia rapidly lucreislng In volume. The
rainfall for the past three days was nearly
six inches. Nothing like the rainfall en
Sunday is romemberetl by the eldest Inhabi
tant Much damage will result
ttetuee Flooded In Hprtnglleld.
SrniNei-'iKLU, Mass., July 25. The threa
days' rainy weather last week culminated
en Hunday lu the meat severe rainfall
that has visited tbis section for years.
Kaln full In torrents early en Sunday
morning and lu tbe alternoeu a heavy
tbuuder storm burst upon the elty and,
ier a couple of hours there wsa a con
tinuous dewnlall et rain. He copious was)
tbe tall that the sewera were rapidly choked
and the water ran ever the sidewalks and
through the streets in torrents. Many
streets were rendered Impassible. Th
King street sewer wa overflowed and
much damage occurred along tbe line of
It At 5 o'clock at the lower end of tbe sewer
from the railroad across King street, tea)
water was many feet deep, flooding all the
cellars in tbe vicinity. A number of
houses bsd te be abandoned and tnuea,
dsiuage waa deue. Tbe reads in all di
rections suit 'red and tbe aggregate amount
of damage will be very large. In some
streets the house were Heeded and the ag
gregate damage is very heavy. There baa
been no such storm tu that section for thirty
yeais.
GiiKKNriKi.i), Mas?., July !K. The Irexhet
has swept away the Iren bridge at Ervlng.
Cattle aud Hwlne ijaarantlne Establish?.
Ottawa, Ont., July '.. It will be a mat
ter et Important Interest te United Htatea ex
porters of horses, cattle and swine into Mani
toba, the northwest territories aud BrlUek
Columbia, te knew that the Dominion gov
ernment has imposed rptarantlne regulation
which preclude absolutely tne imporiauea m
these sections of theoeuntry of any cattle-;
mint ter lirMnllna- LUrllOSe. aud thST ObIY
be imported uljet te the most striate!
tmarantlne Inspection. Horses and negs WW
be sul eclleiwenijriuj. ., . ,
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LKAVBNVVOUTir, KS., JUiy Sifc-VOI. M.j
. .7 .... .r.H nrnn,Miir Of Una t.'
It. Anineny, " r---" -- - m
r;,., was served with pspers teU Hstarday
i.,l, in a sun ipmiuwu
i.,in for criminal libel. Mr,
.n u . real estate agent of thla city,
ki. .nit nn an article printed June 28 and
for 110,000 damage This Is the aeoead aeU
which baa been oemmenoed against tkt
'Ahkm within the past month. ";
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uuaries iu.ite m - -" .iiz - 3j
tivdav auneinted secretary 01 lenauu ", j
nnniul saneral at Ceres. . t(''
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this merulng and a general strike la
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rested In l'tttsburg, were msde
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