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VOLUME XXIII NO. 282.
LANCASTHH, PA., TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1887.
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THE .SWORN FACTS.
Did tbe "Iutulligeucer" Exagger
ate tbe Hospital Stories?
A SWEEPING AVALANCHH OK KV1DKNC1
M'miitthr vmiHHmii, bbmbuhiu ar
n.mi . uNiiiMa rtui.t akbwbbbv.
AlllitavIL NiKlHlnlnc Ilia Amurarf Our l(.
purla ami tilting Aitillllenal TNIimnnf.
Tim HriMiinii Cans riimly KUlitLh.il
itiiil lluiitiU l llin Truth, ut lha "In.
Illlltii(ir" Kiinr lilti.lim.
Tim peer dim-ters mill ourcnuleiiiiiorarlos,
thu I'.nihiincr mid Stv Hr, have seen 111 te
treal llm I n 1 1 i.i.iui.NDKii exposures a Beil
SallnilHl CXagKeratlOtlS 'lllOBO exposure
consisted ill (lie stories of iwiilu who had
seen llm Inslde working of llm ImsplUI anil
ill llm eUertailnus nf mi In iki.i.kikni'i.ii
rHirlHr tiNin llm urmiiiil. The llrsl wero were wero
preducti in tlm luriii of Hllt'lnv ItH regularly
Btliuued Imliim a notary and accompanied hy
additional ovldemo alto sworn. The name
aru net thoteof I It-li hiiiI Inlliieutlal clllens
who only knew el IIiiiIiiniIUI through grand
Jury dinners, hut many will tot eguleamnng
tlii'in hard weikliiK'i lieiiunt men aud women
who.) weril la as ge-sl as lliulr bend.
Willi regard te tlm facto noted hy llm In.
iii.liiikni.hi roierlr, he ha only te nay
that they worn csrelully gathered nd cer
reclly nqerted without a shadow of oxagger exagger oxagger
alleu. Tliu lulsurahlncundltlennl thepMtlrnta
In llm lower hospital wenlil liae aroused the
pity mul Indignation or any man, lint we
alniily gave n trim dim rlptleu of tlm interior
of this " hospital " without noiisaUeual color
lug.
Any cltlren tan vulfy Uila for IiIiiimiII, for
though things hat ut hanged there, the little,
damp-walled, low tolled building remalna
III milium ii. Tlm r illni'teiH sustained
our t'indi'iimnlteii of this building, but leek
no action because form Kith tlm erection el n
new linn would iliinil iiniii tlm county
cemiulH-duners Tlm commissioners could
net have failed In give liw.il le iiti apl-t-al
triiiu thu directors.
With regard le thu t ate of Allsirt Hnvdir,
tlm is year invalid, llm Inti.i likkm'KU
hut lieen Hlraiunly "misunderstood. Tlm
authorities are net held rmpiusihle for tlie
ratt that disease has lull) llm Issly of this
uiiluitiinale niiiii In an 11111111:1(01 lablu post pest post
tleti ler lelly instil vtais.
Ilu has Imen an inv ilnl Irem early thlld.
lioetl Weaidthat "he sal upon llm llonref
tils iinmi In Iho same Katleii Im has ter Is
.veir" Just as tlm ,eu1l iihl m nllt'iiin el
our contemporaries havu Hal In tlm same xn.
Ien ut tliulr mllliirul ileikx, only with moie
oeii'ltU-noy ami iniramoraiue liiiiutt In hla
et-m II waaieinpuUiry. I tilt A ll"t I Snjiler
lMiulUiat chiMirliillu spite et hit haril let.
Ilu tliiu'lceiuplalli. Ilnalinply liiforuieil His
ruHirlKr that lilt daily hill el fain waa dry
brtutil and imiIihi terbnwklatt ini.it ami lireal
terdintiur ami liritd and let ler aupr,
theiiKh Irlnmli lireiiKht liliu ilalullea,
In thu titinu vtatdt Iho it peller and
Mr. Liiiiaid 11 a Imy xitttiiK cpilntly
aoine itiaUtire oil IhiIiIuiI tlm lurt. "I'lie
ward tenilurHald tint Hi it Ixiy a h net Iniane,
only def, and W4 umtliiu I tli'irn i.iiiih Im
wan Irouliletiiinti le lakn ism el " le llm
ipiiwllen, "I tm InxuiH ,"' llm wr.l tiiitnr
ruplltxl, "net any ineru llinu you am" I'lm
folleiiiK HllldallH ariMJllmxl In nuppert of
Ibia nUteniunl :
Sdifrc 'tiiiiljhimiil liunti v Ismrttilrr, AS
1 aommpanled Mr. I.eiuard and tlm I n 1 1 i.
I iiii.ni mi rt'irtur tuilm ttiunly heapilai te
laku away a ley with helm in hla li. ami
tlm reHrl el tlm lnlei low with tlm dm ter a
puultxlind In thu I M I i.i.KihM I it la correct
and tlmiliH.l"i'n i-eiiduit waautu wernethan
ilimerlbtHl Ilu Mhx miMHuly I'rlticited liy Dr.
II iknr. I haw a Im In thu Innmm ward Hitlinc
Hiltint en a IhmhIi ami we iiaktd llm ward
leudiir, a f.rtriiun, wlmthur Iho Ihiv wan In
aane and he auawurtHl "net any morn than
you or I are, he la di at and he it a hether,"
In thu color e. I p.irt of llm iKwptlal 1 aaw
colored nmn ry weak and alck, and hi
lacttand hamlaat thickly cmore.1 wllb tliea
aa a lly paiwr. I mw thu m-iu alltliiK drawn
up en llm lloer of a room and when asked
hew IniiK he had liixm in that iotltien he .aid
ler lerty imIiI uara. I'. II. Wll.lli't.M,
Alllrini'il ami HiiliscrilxMl AuKuat IS7.
Ueiimiit Ci.mii, Notary Pulillc
t'liaplaln Leunard wilt alun HUttaiu thla
aiseiiut.
Meral liiatructjr Harank heard no com
plaint, l'er Iho roaaen we ruler him te the
atlldavlt of thu liey Conway. The ruterend
Kunlleiuan hat lurnlHliud addllleual uiidence
aKiluat the dot ter hy declarinK that the boy
Koenor could kick a loot ball at hi?li at any
one. Why waa 11 liey with a lei; In that
terrlhlu atate Kirmitted te kick a feet hall T
If Keener, whetadttf rihed at a prllliKed
character, with the run of the iwulry, wat se
eaKerte leave the limplUI, tiew atxmt the
ether patleuta who aru net wtn ''
Mr. Leenard Htyt that he never atpired te
dlxploce Mr. Swank aa t'liaplaln of thu county
limttlulleuM, but luttllie tmitrary, mm bu will
unili'nyer te proke to-inerruw evenlnK ; hut
men if he had, what In llm world would thai
fact have le de with thu e'mrnet iigalntt the
niauaxtnin ut el the li'Mpllal aa made hy a
deuu or mete puejilu ? The chaplain's name
waa never uuinlienetl In coiiucctlen wllb
thone uLurKU', mid we fall te aee what con cen con
ncclieii Ihuy havu with Mr. Hwank orbit
IHialtlen at chaplain. Hut Mr. I.oenard will
make bin own Htatomeut, which will Us pub
Untied te morrow evening.
William Ituller, colored, says, that hn waa
a patten In tlm colored department of the
beapllal in thoHpiluef lv', and that the
aterles of wernn In the aeiii are cnrrecL The
bed weiu In a had oeudltlou, and
there weru no Hliueta. He aaw Iho doc
tor at tbe ellius hn' miver In the colored de
partment, hut a ximlmit vlslted daily. It
wat dirty and theie wme ted bUK.
Tlm llrtMiiuti 1'a.t,.
Lancuittr Cilu, A.V
Before me, a notary public In and ler the
tatael l'eunaylvaula, realdliiK at lauc4ter,
personally apeared Charles K. Kroetue and
IlanielK. lilt, who heiiiK duly alllrmed to te to
cerdlnK te law ileiKwe and say: "We went
out te the heMpllal ou the Sunday before the
deatbef Mr. William P. liroemeand stand
ing en a chair at the head or the bed waa an
earthen p it, it waa a little ever half full aud
be wan sutlering from hemorrhages and spit
ting Inte it. We asked blui whether he spat
all that up te day and be said no, 1 use that
as a chamber also, and while we were there be
used It as such. The smell from it was se
overpowering that we moved away. We
asked bint when tbey would empty thai, he
said it was emptied In the morning acd proea-
uiy weuiti inn ua eiiipuea until tue next
uierulng. He said If you want any one te
tle anything here you have te pay theui for
UIIAIII.KH K HllOOMK.
IIvniki. K. Kir..
Alllrmed and NUb'rlbed te before we this
lit day of August, A. I), ISh7.
l)Ke. A. I.nk, Notary I'ublie.
Mute uf I'cniHVttimUi, t'ifi of lAincailcr. NH.
Ilefere me a notary public in andfertbe
KUlu of Pennsylvania, residing at Lancas
ter, personally aptwared Frederick Bauer,
who being alllrmed according te law.de.
iieses aud says. I was out at the hospital
wllb Mr. iiroetna and Mr. Hits, and saw the
pet exactly as described by them ; tbe smell
t .. nirunalra sitnrl Ull Ham lleswia
thought It would net be emptied until
morning. Fkkdkihuk AUan.
Attlrtned and subscribed te before me this
lit day et August, 1S87.
' Hice. A. I4ANK, N. l.
! 0 i'eimijtiwif'i, .3cJ(er Vity, .V.V. ;
Before me, a notary publle lit and for the
aUteef Pennsylvania, residing at LueMter,
Miraunallyappareil Ida Myers, who, being
duly alllruietl acoerdlng te law, deposes and
aays :
I visited my rather, William I). Ilroeme,
at tbe hiapltal when lr. Henaenlg was In
charge, and I often found hliveullerlng from
wanlel water andgse a Imy live cents le
get some, anil the tilings that I bmk nut te
film had te be put Inte a Ixix under his bed
which was lull of ants ; I saw the crerk de
scribed hy my uncle, anil It was In a learlul
condition ; I never found anyone there te
attend tn him, and hn was eltun In great
need uf attention ; at 0110 lime tlm pillow was
all bloody ami he was very weak; I saw a
man bring In his feed and put It down 011
the Uhle, at the feet of the bed, nut of reach,
and 1 aaked my father about It ; he aald that
If he could get It hn could have it, and If net,
hn 111 nut de without; he was an weak that
he meld net raise up In Uh1 ; ler three
mouths he was net ahavnd, and 1 hired a
man te de It; his beddlug waa nlten In bad
condition ; lather said that for the past
week they would glte liluiau it or milk if
hn would aak ler II, hut the cup that the
milk waa In was In a fear fully dirty condition;
hn often told me that if a man wanted te die
that waa the place In go ; there waa always a
Hi hi deal of neiwt and the day lailera father
died they were playing theeriran In the next
room. Mum In M kiih.
Alllruietl and Miilmcrlhetl te belore me this
1st day of August, A. I IH7,
(Ike. A. I,NK, N I.
irirfijfer t'ij. AMr 0 'ran ifniniu, AS
Kolere tnna ueUry public In neil ler tlm
alateef l'enuylatila rtmldliig at litucatler,
lairaenally apiHMrixl Mrs. Mary A. Itnxium,
whelwlug tliily alllrmeil atitirillug te law,
ileieam and Havs that alie vlxltetl her step
son, William I. Ilreniim, at thu himplta', and
he told her that the victuals were net 111 for a
alck man te eat, and thai he could net get
medicine et any kind. I ald a man togle
him water, who told me that the liimatea
were net allowed te wait en eai h ether. The
feed that was brought Inte him was placed
oil a table at the feet el Ida bed, and If hn
wanted It he hail hi get up te get It. This 1
aaw mere than 01100.
Mauv A. Hiioemk.
Alllruietl and aiibtrllHiil te laderu mu thla
1st day of Anuntt, A. II. KS7.
(I10. A. I.anh, Notary I'uhllc
Cen war anil K.fimr,
.Sirr ffVnrif;ltvinii, fity n irifiuer, .VV
llelere me a notary public In and ler the
aUteef t'ennayUanla renldlug at Lancaster,
personally appjttred Jeseph It. Conway
who. twlug duly alltrimil according le law,
deitHeH and says; " Ker tea we had hreutl
and inelaaaeaand ier tea, nothing else, no
htilUir, aud If a lelinw didn't iure ler iiiolaHaea
he had teittt dry bread ; that lliirmiu In the
room with me itiiildu't tat inelaiwia
At break (nil we had breatl aud 1110.
laMa and cutlee that wat net Miry
geml with a little milk At illnuer
we had lienf and bread ami bean, a, rice or
lairley soup, and weeltitu leuml weruit In It
hair an Inch lung. 'Hits wt under both Dr.
Sentenlg and MacCrtary. 'llm man new in
charKH of llm tower Ik tpiUI given better a'
teulteu than tliu one who wat dlH-hargud."
I iievcrceiuplalned te Mr. Swenknrauy one
cite tmlniiglng le hiaipltal, l-ucauae. I wanted
le remain friendly with tbe management. 1
ueter under either tif the dm lera ret-olted
any niedlciue internally except aeuiclhiiig at
night te uiake me t'eeji.
lilt
JetKI'll 11 Ce.Ntt.M
mark
Alllruietl aud auliwrlbeil te Iwtere inu this
Itt day of Aiigunt, A. D. 17,
tlte A. I.ani, Notary rulil'c.
Mniei 'tti'isflcmO.i, Cij 0 lAtnctuttr, A.
llelere me a notary public In and for the
Btate of I'euutylvaiiia, reatdlng at lui'Jia
ter, erHeuallv apiwareil Henry Keener,
who lielng alllrmed aixerdlug le law, de
liesea ami aays : I was net treated by Dr.
itensentg for a mouth alter the doctor took
charge and 1 had net Ihwu treaUxl ler lour or
II e wtieka Uifere laung Uken away ; the
way I wat ft rat treated by hliu I tallttl hla
atlentlnu In II aa he was pawing along the
hall ; the feed waa at dencrlbed by Con
way aud 1 hw a man pi king worms from
llioHeup; I had the run of the ptnlry be
canto 1 worked In the kitchen ; plenty loeat
hut net preer met) leal treatment; the den
ter never stepped me from playing football,
excepting once when Im wauled me te de
aemethlug , I never reluaed te lake any
medicine that Dr. NenMinlg ettered me ; be
fore I get Inte the kl'chen 1 had theaame
as tlie nthera ; bread aud luolaaaea aud celleu
for hreakfat', the aame with tun lerauppur
aud wiup bread ler dinner.
hit
llllNin l'llMI.IN KKh.NHl.
mark
AlllruiiHl 11ml MiibtcrltaMl te hefore me thla
Ut day of Auguat, A. D , KS7.
Umi. A. I.xnk, N. I'.
Dr. IWker It wliliug te substantiate the
aUtetneuta of this Wer Willi regard te his
Interview with Dr. Nentenlg, which we
reproduce slightly condenaed. The doctor
then deulletl his treatment, which met with
meat emphatic disapproval of Lr. linker.
Or. Honsenig failed te explain why no treat
ment had beeu glioe until he had been a
month In charge, or why llm boy had then
been without treatment for n mouth. And
further, the treatment that waa adopted Dr.
Itaker boldly criticised ; inatcad of utlug the
miMleru antiseptics In the treatment the
wounds had been wattied with Iodide of
potash Dr. Itaker wat net willing tn admit
that a correct diagnosis of theilixease had
been made, and aald that e en if thu diagno
sis were correct the eae bad evidently been
shamefully neglected.
MacUrsarV Man.
MiifeeiVmiiiiii'iilu, Vituv l.uiiciiiU) , A.V
llelere me a notary public In ami ter the
state of Pennsylvania, residing In laucaalcr,
ieraenallr apMtared William Keller, who
belngduly altlrmwl aHerdiug hi law, deputes
and Maya: The chicken te which Dr. Mac
Creary relera waa bought by me Irem the
farmer's wile, ami I deny that 1 ever stele
anything. Mr. Ilreck uted te give me bread
left from the Uble, which would go te the
slop anyhow.
Tim statement published In the In rK.i.l.l rK.i.l.l
iiknekk about the btnly that laid In the dead
heuae was correct with the exception of the
number of tlsyH,aueul which I am net certain.
William Kki.i.i.ii
A lllrmetl and subscribed tn before me this
1st day el Auguat, A. U., 1KS7.
tlKe. A. Lank, Notary Public.
toiiteef iVioujhii'iie, Vityef hincmttr an.
Itoiero me, a neUry public In and for thu
slate of Pennaylvauia,at Lancaster, personally
appeared Mia, Nathaniel Picket, of Till North
Mulberry street, Lancaster, Pa., who beitig
duly alllruietl according te law deposes and
aays that some years age,under Dr. MacCreary,
her busband'a uncle was there for a day aud
a night without anything te eat or drink,
and no one came te seu him Ilu told her
that he craw let 1 out Inte the hall and called
te tbe dot ter : "Am I left here te tliu with
nothing te eat or drink." Ou hearing or hla
deatb she went out there aud found that he
had been put in a oelllu, but she Insisted en
having it opened that she might bee hi in.
Ue waa stretched out in a plain box with
nothing but a piece of muslin areuud him,
bis beard drawn ever bis face end bair uu
bruahed. Mil Amki.ia Piukkl.
Alllrmed and subscribed te before uie this
1st day of August, A. D., 1KH7,
1 1 1:0. A. Lank, NeUry Public.
xiiiii(r (MftaTr'iifce'i'etiiiijfiiinfn,
Hefure me, a neUry publle in aud for tbe
aUte et Pennsylvania, residing at Lancaster,
iwraenally appeared Nicholas Meiaentbal,
who being duly alllrmed according te law,
deiKMes and says : 1 waa a ward nurse under
Dr. MacCreary, and at that time a geed many
el tbe old fellows who came Irem the peer
beuse brought vermin witu mem. lien 1
went there 1 found plenty or vermin and
bugs, and at once hurul snmn uf the hlankeU
and pickled ethers. The doctor was net
down everyday, and when I asked for med
icine I received a abort answer.
Nicholas Mikskntiial.
AfHrmea and subscribed belure me this
Ut day of August, A. !., 1 W.
Uke. A. Lank, Notary Public.
lAineaiHr City, state 0 l'enniyUitnu, US. :
Before me neUry publle in and for the
state of Pennsylvania, residing at Lancaster,
personally appeared Mr. Charles Trazar, 417
itigtt treat, who being duly alllrmed ac
cording te Uw, deposes and aays that bis
fattier, Andrew Trsiir, waa out there under
Dr. MeeOreary and was treated te weak soup
With bun la It. lie could net stand It- and
breugbthlm bem and Mr. Trailer thinks hla
father would be living new but for his treat
meat at tbe hospital, tie took plenty of
uiutuss wiui uiiu auu uniy ureugut uaca.
whMkttiiajQn and the wm full of m
One day he had a black eye.
nit
CltAltl.KH M TltA.KIt.
mil k
Amrinml and suhserllmd before me this 1st
day of August, A. I). I8M7.
Ofe. A. Lank, NeUry 1'ublla
H'nte 0 i'eiinifinlrr, C'ifv 0 Isincattcr, tit,
llelere inn, a neUry publle in and for the
aUte of Pennsylvanla, residing at Lancaster,
Krsenslly appearml Isaac Kauflinsn, who
lug duly alllriiinl, according te law, de
pines and says that when I took things nut te
my son, them wssan liimale of the hospital
who said be was very hungry. 1 gave til in
cakes te eat, and he kissed my hand and
thanked me. I never drove my son away
from home. He had loll home a year before,
aud I did net knew where he was until I
heard he was at the heHpllal. Then 1 went
out te eee hi in every Hundsy aud took him
things Ut eat.
hit
lHA (i H KAtlrTMAN.
mark
Alllruietl aud subscribed before 1110 thla
1st day of AuiiiiHi, A. D, ISK7.
tlKii A. LANK, Notary Public
CVie . inrittfVr, Htutn of VHiMzhieiid, ,SV
llelern me, n notary public In and ler the
sUloef Pennsylvania, residing at Lancaster,
personally apieared Ilsrry Mef7ger, who
lining duly sill run d M-oerdtng le law, do de
poses and says : I had my loot cruahed In a
threshing machine and went te the hospital.
I was put lu a room hy Dr. MacCreary and
did net see him again for a week or mere. I
hatl.teugli meal and r len "eup.very weak, with
little black hugs In It My greatest dtncemfnrt,
however, came from tlm extreme hardness of
the IkmI. 1 wss at the hetpltal In Dr. Mac
Creary'ii time, when the man wat left se long
at the dead heiitu iiiihurled and thu hlem li
was se strong that llm sick Heple wanted te
knew what It wat. 'I Imy uiaile me get out
of bed and wath my injured loot when I was
net able.
Haiihv Mi.iulu.
Alllrmeil and suhecrilicd belure ine thla 1st
dsyul August, A. I)., I7.
(Ike. A. Lvni:, Notary Public
run MBIT LH1KHHM law.
Tlis iJiimlltniM le he An.werrtl hy all the Von Ven
atslilti uf ths Uuenijr.
Deputy Clerk of the ijuarter Hestlens (lea
W. Ksliy has complied a new form of returns
for constables In accordance with the new
tltier law of the state. These returns will
beused ler the llrst time at the August ses
siens, en the third Monday of Ihlt month,
aud the constables of the severs) dlttrlcU cau
get a uepl " te study " from Iho clerk.
Kollewiug are the iiiestluus le he an
swered :
Aru the public iituln, In lilies or stre)tt in
1111r dlxliii t In gisal order unit repair?
Are the li.dex tteards all up lu thulr proper
places an the law requires ?
Hw many Ihtuused inns or taverns and
llipmr stores are In your district, aud hy
wiiem are they kept 7
Hew many ruus sell spirituous liquor
or beer without license lu yeui district, aud
who are they 1
Have theru been any violations of the
llipmr law hy selling en (Sumlsy 7 If se, hy
whom T
Have there Um any violations of the
lliiinr law bv selling te miner 7 Ifse, hy
win nil, aud who ure the witncMtea 7
Has complaint I ten made loyetiof any
violation el the liquor lawt lu your district 7
If se, by whom, ami whom are the wit
nesses 7
llaa there Iswu any violation el Iho law
prelitblllui; the "tie el Inpier en elitctleu day
In your district 7 If se, by whom, and who
are the wttnusaut 7
Have you visited, at least one, 1 III each
mouth, all plates lu your district, where any
vinous spirituous, mall, or brewed ibpieis,
or any admixture thereel are sold 7
Are there any bawdy houses kept In your
district? II mi, by whom, and who are the
witnesses 7
Are there any gambling houses, or rooms
kept In your dlitncl 7 Ifse, hy whom, aud
who are the witnesses ?
Have there Itx-n any violations el the
oleomargarine law 111 your iliMiici?
Was there any riot or tllMluibame at the
last election lu vnur 1IM1KI II xe, who
were eugagetl lu il?
Are they any "llth ixiIh," ImhUcIh or any
ether devlcts ler the taking or destroying of
llth, ceutraiy te taw lu veur dlsirlct ? If be,
hy whom elected, and where are they te bu
leund ?
The censUtilea are sworn In open court te
make true answers te tbe above iuostlens
and are liable te Indictment II false returns
aru made.
AVtlVKT IJVAHTBIl flIOV.
The Trial I.Ut Thai lias lleen luunl hy Ilia
Irltt Atlernvy Wtaver.
The trial list for the quarter setsleua court
beginning en the third Monday of August,
Judge Patterson presiding, was issued this
morning. The list includes the cases re
turned te date. A few days before 1 eurt an
other list will be issued, which will include
the additional cates returned, following is
the Hat of cases:
Me.Niiw, August I Oeorge Krady, lar
ceny ; (ieurge O'Neal, tramp; Janus Me Me
teormin, tramp; Jehn Klpp, assault te
ravish ; Henrietta Moere, assault aud bat
tery ; Jeseph Helies, larceny; (iettlleb Uret Urot Urot
woed, tramp; (ieorge Williams, tramp;
Jehn Peters, robber v ; l.eulxa Huillh, lar
ceny, etc.; James Dallas, felonious entry,
etc; Isaae Patterson, uliiv, etc, lelonieut
attault and battery, James Mitchell, Daniel
Nlump, Arthur (Ireen, larceny ; (Ieorge W at
son, lolentouaoulry, etc.; Cliislepher Ililde
liraud, violating liquor Uw, etc ; M try
Meads, temicatinu ; Jehn Canten, larteiiy ;
Ca.tier II irlmaii, dlterderty heusm; Martha
Haeer, assault aud liattery ; Jehn (jiiiun,
malicious initchlef; Jehn Hale, laiceuy,
etc ; Llucelu Yellets, Peter K llesj, eL al ,
larceny; levl Olatsmver, IVed. Itahter,
fulse pretunsu ; II 1'. Howe, embi.!einent.
TithsiiAV Jehn Hoever, horse stealing;
Michael (ieriuan, lelouieus ivtsault and bat
tery ; William Dawsen, bigamy ; Jehn llaln,
Andrew Hecknntcln, Samitbl W. Wengle,
Charles .-wh, M. H. Marks, l.rceny (loe.
Kreckei, jr., aaatuHami nitiery : rump iis
slnger, emb) leuient ; Krank Human, assault
aud biltery ; Wm Haines, mlulter) ; Hal lie
Khersnle, tornicatlen ; Jehn S. Smith, viola
ting liquor law, etc; Kilts Catupliell, lalse
prolensis ; Jehn S. Hloin-e, ailultery ; Henry
Hrewn, Jehu Jehnsen, l.xj Jacob, Jeseph
Hehillinir. Ilenrv Sllu. intum : .Mary A. Hall,
fornication; Andrew Kane, violating liquor
law.
Wkiinknii.w J. Heward Miller, felonious
assault and battery, etc -..lames Moere, Harry
Pickel, Hainuel Picket, Henry Harry, assault
and liattery; II. M. Auugtt, malicious trts
nasa ; Wm. Smith, malicious miKchiel;.samuel
Fry, lornlcallen ami bastardy ; li. II. S. Wel Wel
ler, larceny ; Jehn Kichuiau, malicious mis
chief; Jacob Hartiuan, lelouieus assault;
Julia Callahan, ascault and battery; Alvin
Wilsen, rape; Huury llaby, fornica
tion and bastard v ; Llumeus Auxer,
false protente ; Simuel J. Campbell,
Jamea 11. Davis, adultery and bulardy ;
Jehn (1. Bewers, Kllen A. Hewers, assault
and battery; Lewis Kiphorn, etaL, malicious
mischief ; Lem (1. I'erney, fulse pruleuBO ;
Wayne Kathman, fornication and bastardy ;
Addison llamhright, fornication ; Wilsen
Meckley, fornication and hasiardv ; S. J.
Hwelgart, lornlcallen ; Satuuel V, Mebn, for fer for
nlcalien and baaUrdy ; Alex. Lslbtley, mur
der ; Israel L. Laudls, larceny; 11 Irani
Becker, fornication and bastardy ; Cyrua
Werlz, assault aud battery
Tiiiihniiw. (Ien. II. Kafreth, Jacob H.
Laudls, Henry U. (laulz, etal , false pretense;
Kphralm II. Hbaub. etal. Isaac Kautluiau.
et ah, violating election law ; August Htiuler,
violating liquor law; William T. Colwell,
anon ; William Bellman, iiislloieus mla
chlel ; J. L llutler, libel ; Jehn Arndt, K
T. Paul, ut al., false pretense -, J. H. Heller.
Html.
Kiia Jacob M 1 1 anleu, false pretense ;
Alfred K. Sharp, perjury ; Frederick Krause,
assault aud battery, etc ; Jehn MeClune,
aeuuciiuu, eic,
Hatukiiav Peter Hill, surety peace;
(ieerge Kreckei, deaertleu ; Benjamin Brene
man, llarrr Ureen, Jeseph Hbrelner,Ueerge
Kreckei Israel White, Win. T. Colwell,
earety peace ; Waller B. Tangert, desertion.
Overcome or the Heat.
A. O. Hresey, leal tobaeoo dealer, waa over
come by the heal, at liU warehouse, en Con
cord street, en Monday afternoon. He waa
taken te hla home en Columbia ayenue and
medical aid summoned. Fer a time be waa
In a critical condition, but he la aeinewhat
- 1 la-proved te-dy.
mill.
A TREASURY. RULING.
BMvmmrAMr MAtttAitn 11 mvmm -turn
LBAB" BIIULL HB TUB VMT.
An I m mutant IMrlslea lutallvs te the linpar-
tailea ul Hiimatra lebarru The Ump Here
as lliteil aa Rvsr Ttaa KsImmI Heme Art-
vltelelhs lirowsrsef This (MhcIIeii,
The growing lobaceo crop of Lap master and
ail I scent counties leeks lovely in every
dlreitlen. It Is clean, green, and of great
sle. The leaves measure in many lielda
from '1 1 te :U) Inches In length, there la
plenty of the Havana seed, tbe leaves el
which are .10 inches long. Never was a finer
crop grown in Lancaster county than that
which sUnds upon the Holds te-day. There
have been a few narrow awarths cut down
by hall, and a few plantings that havu been
Injured hy wind and Heed, hut these are as
nothing compared with the whole crop,
which Is supor-excellonL Considerable por
tions of the early planted Havana Need have
I Men cut etf aud bung en the peles, and be bo be
fere tlie week ends the harvesting of tbe
weed will have fairly commenced.
Very Utile Is being done In old tolweco.
These holding old sleik aroallttle still In
their demands and en the whole prices have
an upwards tendency.
The 'Hi I lav sua seed Is still being picked
up by local and foreign buyers, at prices a
little tailor than provalled a few weeks age.
An old tobacco grower and a-ker throws
ett Ihese timely suggestions te tobacco farm
ers, overyeno of which is worthy careful
consideration :
"Don't cut oil your tobacco before it Is ripe ;
Isstter run the risk or hall than cut your crop
green. Djii't handle It a If it was hay, but
hacdle it tenderly se as net te break tbe
leaves. Don't hang It tee close 011 the poles,
but hang the sUlka lar enough apart te allow
the air a free circulation auieutheiu. Don't
bang any part of your crop en the upper tlera
of your abed, close up te the roer ; If you
de you will have whlle vein, and ether
damage. A greuud lliajr Is better than a
wooden 0110 ler a tobacco abed, hut whether
ground or wishI the llixir should be kept
damp whlle the tobacco Is curing, keep the
shodailOHed during Iho day se'lally sun
shiny days and open al night, se that the
damp air may rmeale the tobacco. Fellow
these directions and the crop el 't7 will come
from thu poles lu better condition than any
that have preceded IL"
1IIK lUFVtUIlV HE ISIOV.
Lecal dealers aud grewers are lu geed
humor te-day ever the Information which
comes from Washington that Assistant Sec
retary of tlie Treasury Maynard has made a
ruling in the matter el the larlll 011 Sumatra
ImporUllens lu accord with the position as
sumed by the commllteo representing the
growers who recently appeared before him.
When Mesrs llensul, Dltlenderller and
Ithislea were Isttore tbe secretary, with the
representatives of ether localities aud Inter
ests, they were Informed that substantially
the sauie question as they presented was in in
velv ed In a lest case that came te the depart
ment from a decision of thu collector at Kl
Pase, Texas, assessing duty al the rate el
seveuty-tlvocents per jxiund en certain leaf
tobacco Imported Irem Mexico, of which
fi'i out til every 100 leaves were of
the requisite si9 and lineal fur use
at wrapjHjrs, and ltm of which leaves
weightd less than a pound. The de
termination of thu eluts involved tiejsjud
principally upon llm unit tube adopted in
ascertaining whetht r s. per cent, el the com
modity is el the AtUht and quality which
renders It Itablii 1 1 the rate of duty Im
Itjsetl. In hit decision, Judu Maynard na:
The subject of Iho tax it " leaf tobacco," net
" bales," or " hands," or " packages" of leaf
tobacco, and the liability te duty cau net he
made te depuiid upon thu Inriiief the iiackage
in which tuelmporuUtien Is made. I Ivery
leal, Ki per tent, of which is suitable (or wrap
pers, and the weight ut wIiIlIi is such that
mero than KM) leaves would be re
quired te weigh a pound, Is declared
te he rellablu te a high rate el duty. The law
has reference te the leaf tobacco lu the con
dition when imxjrted aud net lu the llnal
results which may bu obtained from Its man
ufacture Inte dgus. It Is dealing with a
kind well known le the tradu at suitable ter
wrappers, that It, lit te Is) set apart ter use
for euch purpose, aud It K per cent, of tbe
leaf properly comes within that designation
aud Is of the requisite weight, the conditions
of the law are met and the high rate of duty
should be Imposed. It has been suggested
that it would be dlllicult, if net impractica
ble, for the appraiser le adept the leaf as a
unit, but it is net believed that such an eh
joctlen reals upeu tunable grounds.
Judge Maynard reviews the present
method of determining the classification of
leaf tobacco. 11 u says: "It is the practice
te regard the hand or package as the unit,
aud 111 case s per cent, of il is net found te
hoof light weight and suitable ler wrappers
thou te regard tbe whole iniiurtalleu as duti
able at 35 j per puu ml. 1 think such a prac
tice is net lu atcoidauce Willi the Intent of
the law ami should be discontinued. It lel
low s thut In the case under consideration f'i
per cent-or tbe inveke was dutiable at ru
per pound and II porceuL at.'.'ioper pound."
It will be remembered that alter Congress
passed theantl Sumatra law, intended te Ux
the iuisirtatieu of this class of tobacco wrap
iers 75 cent pir pound, the Inqiorters evaded
It by packing Hi or cent or mero of worth
less tillers with it, te make lets than Ni per
cent, et Iho whole package "wrappers" aud
then make the bale liable only le the lower
rate of duty. As a result less than otie half of
ene per cent, of tlie total iuiH)rUtieus of
Sumatra tobacco during the ptst year paid
tlie 3.1 per cunt duty ; though It is notorious,
at argued hy Mr. lleusel before Secretary
Maynard, that no Sumatra tobacco Is really
Isnight lieie for tillers, the article being ut
most worthless for that purixjse. The latck
ng et it ill the bales, te evude thu tarltl 011 the
butler class el goods, ought new te he aband
oned or suppressej by the new treasury rul
ing ; aud whatever iuiertaliuus there will be
el Sumatra will likely he cf straight clean
goods paying the 7.'i tent duly.
The Nw urk Market,
from the II. s. I'obacte Jeurnui.
The enormous rise in Western aud South Seuth
ern tobaccos within the past few weeks, and
especially durlug the last threo days, having
lu train a golden harvest for the prudent aud
calculating ones, has net tailed te sllllen the
seed lear market considerably and open up
the very best or prospects for the balance of
the year. Tbe sudden rise in tueee he called
cutting" tobacco is due te Iho disinclina
tions et growers le plant tobaccos at low
prices. They stepped for a season and up
went the market.
Hew dillerent are the growers or seed leal
tobacco I Fer years aud years their cre
have hardly paid them expenses ; neverthe
less year alter year they lucrease their acre
age aud raise the leal at all haards. Why
don't they curUll tur a season ? If tbey were
te plant ball a crop euly next year, tbe price
eiaeeuieai weuiu ueuuie. tuaieau 01 mis,
tbey dream of rlebea If a high duty could be
placed en Sumatra ; they waste their lime
aud money in their attempts, and use tbe
balance of tbeir time and money te raise
mere tobacco than Is wanted ; tbey are rais
ing tbe beat they can, that la certain ; tbe
best, tbeugb, la no competitor te Sumatra,
and te keep It out by a blgb rate of duty
ought te be an exploded felly by this time.
Nevertheless, things leek exceedingly
bright new, and there exists no doubt what
ever tbat at any moment prices of seed leaf
may asceiiu recsei uae.
The week has lieen a satUfactery one, ever
2.UU1I Gates havimr linen tllaiirsiAil et. l.ntv
I grades are bought up rapidly. Ujedaetb te
7 ceuU, watch a few weeka age 901114 be
bought at case and en mat 1c, erenew out or
tbe market.
Sumatra hail another great week, selling an
high a 12. 10 for extra tine parcel a ; medium
classee bring from fl into 11.75, while low
heavy Bleck realizes from 11.15 te f 1.85.
Havana showed much activity ; aalea MX)
Istlea, at S5 eenU te l.l.
Frem the Tobaueoo Leaf.
Heed leal Concerning eeed leaf the nnly
feature of Importance, se far as reported, Is
the sale of two entire packings el IKK) Con
necticut bread leaf. These packings oom eom oem
Srlaed about U,000 casea and were held by
lew Yerk firms.
Oilers were made for IkmI Ohie aulUhle ler
home trade, the stock of which la scarce, but
were rejected. Trade among jobbers Is be
coming geed, and these tradesmen are full or
ex isxjUtlen of better times. These who held
geed old or new wrapper stock are aure te be
lieneHtted by the present situation. Killers
are likely te advance en account of the rise
In Kentucky lugs.
Havana Hales thla week feet up tee bales,
at from Mki. te (I or, Importers are refusing
(liters for geed old stock which would have
been gladly accepted three weeks age. Prices
are growing stiller every day, but are still
below these prevailing In Havana. Helders
are beginning te realize that they are parting
with stock that cannot be duplicated, and
that prices must go higher still.
Sumatra New goods are receiving mere
attention, nearly 300 bales changing hands at
from f 1 .15 te 1 1 5. The Intense heat we are
having la causing a decided Improvement In
colors, which are settling rapidly. One let of
75.!. duty tobacco sold at f I !Xi Cablegrams
from Helland sUte that at the sale In Amster
dam en Wednesday last prices were ten per
cent higher than these nhulned a few weeks
sge. American buyers paid aa high aa f I 10
lr pound. Such prices make glad tbe hearts
et large holders or seed leaf.
(Ian.' WMkljr Itspert.
Hales of seed leaf tobacco reported for the
l.NTKLt.KiKNOKii by J. H. Uaus' Hen it Ce.,
tobacco broken, Ne. Ul Water street, New
Yerk, ler the week ending August I, 1887 ;
MX) caes IhMi, New Kngland, lUVult : ls0
cases 1K.H5 Pennsylvania Havana, lUU'.MU ;
3Ki rases lS0-S'i, Pennsylvania need lear,
lUiifhi; V cases lsSt,-'K5, Llttle Dutch,
1014(4! I; I'll) cases sundries, 7(c,iS. Total
cases I, IN).
I'hlladlihla Market.
Seed leaf Anether week or moderate
business In the handling or cigar leaf. It la
tee seen te buy new, and there Is a want of
desirable old stock. When reterence Is made
te the few houses which have old stock, no
complaint Is made of waut or busi
ness, The fact It, holders nf new stock be
Hove the indications all point te a mere fa
vorable market later in the year, hence tbey
are Urdy In sampllug, holding eir for devel
opments. The casual circumstances which
appear te surround tbe lear interest, aud
which have come into existence without
human aid, strongly ratify the assumptions
of the holders of new leaf.
Sumatra-It sells, but Is closely scrutin
ized. Kxamlners et new de net speak favor
ably. tiav ana moves along quiet, but steady,
talllinere Market.
The market for Maryland continues quite
aotive, and desirable grades are generally
promptly Uken by buyers 'or tbe open
ports as well aa the resident purchasing
agent for the I 'reucb contract. There have
also been sales of some 700 or NX) hhds com
mon grades, Including considerable frosted,
at tlgurea within quotations, thus, te a great
extent, clearlmz the market of inferior
irrades. The teue of tbe market for Ohie is
firmer, under a hotter Inquiry, and sales are
reported et MiO hhds at lair prieea, the greater
Hjrtlen or which Is for expert.
A Urllllam Hbenlag far tbe Trad..
r nun the U. 8. Teliai co leurnal.
The chronic grumbler should for once atop
bis professional growling.
Never bolore was there a mere brilliant
showing of the condition or tbe trade than
the one reported by Internal Revenue Com
missioner Miller ter the lineal year of l&ii-b7
as published elsewhere. There were manu
I act u red during that year the enormous quan
tity or ever .1,788,000,01)0 or cigars, l,58VU0,0Oi)
cigarettes, aud nearly 'JOO.OOO.OOO pounds or
plug, chewing and smoking tobacco. And
there has been an Increase In every depart
ment of the trade, and a big increase. The
increase In the production of clgara amounted
te LTT.VKXy 100 ; the increase ill the mauu
tacture of cigarettes te LT.l.MXi.eOO ; tbe In
crease In the manufacture of tobacco te II,
500,000, and even the increase in tlie manu
facture of anutr shows nearly loe.ooo pounds.
Hew rapid this increase has tieoeme a com
parison with the census year lSSO will prove
host The production of clgara was ever IU
last year for every Inhabitant, babies Included,
our present population estimated at about 1I,-.-iiO.oeo,
against 5 during the previous year
and IS in the census year. The production of
cigarettes has Increased te 'Jt'i for every Inhabi
tant, against -- ler tbe previous year and
only 8 for the census year, and the consump
tion of tobacco in ether forma has Increased
te I i- pounds for each inhabitant, agalnat
J -- last year and - 75 tn the census year.
Tn produce .!,7b0oe,000 cigars, mere than
all the combined rentes or Kurepe produce,
requires some leal tobacco. Hew, in tbe lace
nf these enormous, almost breathless figures,
our ciitar industry or lear trade can complain
tit any dullness passes the comprehension or
auy reasonable mind.
The Ohie Tobacco Shed.
'1 he Ohie tobacco shed la thus described
by the Mlamtsburg Jlulletin : Herein Ohie
the beat curing beuses are built two tiers
blgb, with narrow doers at the Isittem, slat
ted te keep out chickens. When the sun
strikes the root a volume el het air is formed
under It, which escatiea under the eaves,
w here thu ratters rest upon plates, and Is re
placed hy moist cool air Irem the ground be
neath, thus cHlabllsbtug and maintaining
under all conditions an insensible circulation
which, with the exclusion of light, Is all that
Is required.
I.TrT NKWH H V MAIL.
The public debt statement for July, issued
Monday, shows a reduction or (1,811,801 ;
total cash In the treasury ( I id 301, Kit.
Jehu W. Kodgers, or Philadelphia, will use
legal means te recover bis sixteen year old
wife, wtie was Uken from him by her father,
llev. J, T. Swindells, ou the -7th of last
month.
A. J. Whitman, bookkeeper ler the Central
Union Telephone company in Chicago, was
arrested ni outlay ou uiecuarge 111 lurgury
and committed uuder fJ5,000 bends.
The body of Geerge Akin, tbe youth who
drewned at Cape May ou Huuday, was
washed ashore yesterday.
William F. Forwood, clerk of the circuit
court, register of deeds, oeuuty auditor,
secreUry of the beard of county commis
sioners aud chairman of the Democratic
county executive committee at Palatka,
Flerlda,havls30n HusS3tided by tbegeverni r
ou charges of embezleinent, mutilation el
records and various private disreputable
transactions.
The bursting of a dam In the 11101 nUlna
near Wilkeabarre, Monday, caused great less
of properly. Bridges and mile el railroad
track havubeencarrledaway. AnuieNulm,
a little girl, waa drowned.
The man arreaieu at vvinuser, nie, auu
supposed te have been McCabe, the Wayne
county murderer, baa been released, as tbe
man did net coincide with the description
given of McCabe.
Warren Klchardaen, a traveling salesman,
was drugged by a new acquaintance at
Wallham, Mass., en Saturday and robbed of
(00 and a pair et shoes.
Hsvsral Terrible Tragedies
William Wiltshire, a German of Camden,
N. J., last evening abet aud InsUutly killed
his wife and Justice of the Peace W. Spencer
Darr, and then walked out of the justice's
oiliee aud shot himself, dying almost In
suntly. Geerge WbcUteln, of Bridgeport, Conn., in
a lit of jealousy, abet hla wile three times
and then killed himself, ills wife will die.
Geerge Hchlimmer, a barber, shot and
killed his sixteen-year old wife yesterday
afternoon, as she wm walking along tbe
atreeu et Jersey City.
'antral el tleerge Waldl..
Th funeral of Oeo. Waldley, whose death
by drowning was noted en Saturday, took
place UiU morning from bis residence near
Hanck'a mill. Tbe Inwrment waa made lu
I the soldiers' let, at the LancanVU eunewry.
VUWBBKUB Bimem B. KVOKKBB.
BLmmmWf "" Hmbb
The full INimiMiratlc auta Ticket of Kentucky
r.lscwd By !S,00O M.Jvrllr.
The elections for sUte and legislative oUl eUl
cers of Kentucky passed or qulellyen Monday.
The weather was clear and het and the vote
does net seem te have lawn large. Owing te
tbe length el the ticket and local contests, re
turns are as yet meagre.
The Laber and Prohibition vote are smaller
than was anticipated. In LnulavlUe the
Democratic majority Is about J,000, a Demo
cratic gain of nearly 2,000 ever the last elec
tion. Tbe city elects a solid Democratic
ticket and defeats local option by a heavy
majority. The county and city give a Dem
ocratic majority or 3,000.
Meagre returns Irem the sUte iudtcate a
Republican gain, but the following Deme
cratle ticket's estimated majority will iw from
VLr,')0 te 35 000 votes: tinvernnr, Simen
Hillvar Huckuer; lieutenant governor, (1.
W. Hrvan ; auditor, Fayette Hewitt ; treas
urer, J. W. Tate ; attorney general, W. II.
Hardin; supeilntendent of publle Instruc
tion, J. O. Picket; land register, Themas
Corbet.
(lenersl Huckuer annears te have run
ahead el bis ticket, and the Democratic losses
are mainly in local contests. I,exlngten gave
1U first Democratic majority in several years.
The vote for holding a constitutional con
vention was large, but the question will net
likely carry. The legislature will be largely
Democratic, and will elect a United States
senator in January te succeed Sunater Beck.
I.srge Kepubllcsn Main..
Leuihmi.i.k, Ky., Aug. 2 Returns from
the sUte are coming In slowly. Keturns
from .'Id counties, nearly all Democratle,
show a Kepubllcau gain or 11,307. 11 this
proportion of gain is kept up all ever tbe
state Buckner'a majority will net exceed
12,01)0. The Republicans have net given up
tbe state and this morning lu this city claim
that Bradley bas a geed chanca te win.
titven the Trenten of Dublin.
Di'ulin, Aug. 'J The mayor of Dublin
te-day presented te Hen. Patrick A, Cellins,
the rreedem or tbe city et Dublin, which
was conferred upon bliu by tbe veto or tbe
city corporation. The mayor In his prosen presen prosen
Utlen BS3ech said that the freedom of the
city wat cooler red uinn Mr. Cellins aa the
represeuutlve of the millions or Irish tbat
bave been bauished Irem their coun
try by oppression. In his reply Congress
man Cellins premised tbat tbe Irish
In America would never desert the cause for
which Ireland was struggling but would
continue te aid her until ahe conquered. He
referred te the unpleasant incident of having
bis baggage searched and said that ever since
be had been honored by a detective escort,
but be did uetcaru ler this. It did net dis
turb him, he Bald.
The freedom or the city el Dublin was also
presented te llditer William O'Brien te-day.
A Dual Nscautrjr.
1'AitiH, Aug. 'J. Tbe seconds or M. Ferry
and Ueneral Heulanger met last night and
have decided tbat a duel between the two ex
ministers is necessary. Tbe meeting will be
arranged as seen as possible.
There is some tillleronce el opinion among
the Ferry-Beulaueer seconds as te the man
ner of fighting the approaching duel. Tbe
seconds of Heulanger propose, as ia Uttlrjg
for the representatives of the fiery general,
that the participants of the duel shall tire at
each ether and shall continue se doing until
one Is weuuded. M. Kerry 'ssoceuds decline
te Uke part in any such bleed-thirsty pro
ceedings and modestly suggest that single
shots shall be exchanged. In consequence
of these diverging opinions all treating en
tbe subject bave been Buspended.
Mri. Clsvvlaud en a Trip.
WAsiiiNiire.v, Aug. 2 Mrs. Cleveland,
accompanied by her mother and aunt, left
Washington very quietly yesterday after
noon. The ladlts expect te visit friends at
some of the summer resorts in Massachusetts
and will probably be absent from Washing
ton some weeka.
Mauien, Mass, Aug. 2. Mis drover
Cleveland and parly arrived her at 11:15 this
morning. The party will be the guesta of
General A. W. Ureeley, who has a summer
residence her a
KartriiiuskB lu TcnusMee.
NvsiiviLt.K, Tenn,, Aug. 2 Dlspa'chea
received Irem many el the surrounding
towns, ahew that the earthquake shock was
widely aud distinctly felt at haH-past
twelve o'clock this morning, lu some
places houses were severely shaken,
and household articles rattled In a lively
manner. At Clarksvllle many ladies ran
screaming into the streets. At Gallatin and
Tullahoma people armed themselves and
eean bed their dwellings thinking that burg
lars were about
TKI.r-OKAf lilt) TAY.
Fire In Norridgewerk, Maine,thls morning
destroyed A. L. Wells A. Ce'a, furniture
store, C. A. H. Whitney's hardware store and
a dwelling house ; aggregate less 11,000.
Kvausvuie, lud., waa viaueu iy au eanu
quake shock early this morning. It waa
very pronounced aud lasted about eight
minutes. Ne damage resulted.
At Tut sale, 111., Mrs. Fannie Weyue was
gored aud trampled te death by a mad bull
yi s'erday whlle attempting te drive Ibe brute
out of her yard.
Ferest tires are doing great damage te
aUudlng timber in the vicinity of Kast Sagi
naw, Mich. Although ills dlllicult te esti
mate tbe damage te timber, tue less will be
very heavy.
M. Flourens, French minister of foreign
atlalrs, says tbat France continues te destre a
settlement or tbe Egyptian question accord
ing te the wishes at all tbe powers.
Tbe divorce suit el K. H. McDonald against
his wife new going en In ban Francisce la
attracting mera attention every day. Many
sccusstleus are mad and refuted en both
sides. Tbe complainant la a seu of a promi
nent banker and politician.
llev. Dr. Floed, or the Order or Preacbera
at Heme, baa been appointed coadjutor
bishop el Trinidad. . ,
ine itrititu government uw. iii""
grant a subsidy te tbe Canadian Paclherall-
A gasoline lamp exploded l"'j ,'??. '?
tlviUeaat the plcnle of the Hed-Carrier a
tm eifat Araen.1! park, PilUburg. l""
The burning fluid scattered ever a number
e the loeepll and Mr Mary Jerdan, Mr
Mwy WWila? Amsnda Wndsay, Jauies De
vlne and Henry Brooka were badly burned.
J ThewMeVimd working rules or tbe Pitts
burg green-glass blowers for 1887-88 havs
Just been aettled at a coulerenee between th
oeinmlttees of manufacturers and workmen.
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Three IteslliB front Haal.
Hkoeki.vn, Aug 2 Fifteen casm et pros
tration and three deaths from the heat war
reported lu thla city tc.Uj,
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about 4 o'clock, whereby Laadf
son of Jehn 11. HcblegelBllea, llTaW !
Third and Perry atreeta, lest klUMk tn'
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lllppey, Jeseph Al4aV':
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company witn jenn 1
gerand Charles Kerner,
sand bar opposite the quarrlsa, belewNw
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U...I.U n.hviuincu lu aiiu Mltm taw nm
channel. Tbe water at thla place laraty
swllt and la a very dangerous piaea, ewtaa
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te a atreng under current The boy -Msl
crossed tbe channel and waa nearlng a rock
when he attempted te swim toward aaera
The current was ten atreng and swept Ik
boy uuder the water In the sight of hUoesa
panleua. Yeung lllppey made several a.
tempU te loosen some beats near the ptaea
but could net get help te tbe drowning buy.
Tbe current turned him ever several Uetea
and at last he aunk from sight. Tbe awa
toen spread through town, drawing large
crowds te the place. A number of aee wtta
all kinds of hooks attempted le recover bat
up te UM0 this morning the body had aet
been found.
LvTt.it The body was recovered at two
o'clock tblsatternoen one-quarter mite below
the place where he went in.
Whipped tbe Whole ram 11.
Themas Tnmany, employed at the CelaaV
bia rolling mill, became ineenaed at his wUa
yesterday and ended hU trouble by whip
ping bis wile and ber father and mother. Th
wile determined te learn ber husband eat ac
count or Ul-treatment and had removed part
01 ner furniture 10 ner fartuer'a beuse, oernar
Firth and Union streets. Tbiscausedthetroa Tbiscausedthetrea
ble and Tamany assaulted hU wife, deellag
her a terrible blew In tbe left eye. Th fel
low then went te tbe house of Godfrey Steav
gle, his father in law where he struck lira.
Htengle en the leU side of her lace, feUlag
her te tbe lloer, causing a fracture et a boa
at tbe ankle of tbe left feet Tamany tba
assaulted Mr. Htengle giving blra two blaek
eyes and ether bruises. Tbe fellow
skipped te parts unknown. Hult bas
entered against him for assault and battery at
tbe oiliee ef,Hqulre Selly, but no arrest aa
yet beeu made.
AMtultvd tbe Vbltdrea.
Jeseph Henigau hailing Irem Htoelten, .-
tered tbe house olThes. Htnltb,Unlen aVast,
yesterday atteruoea. The children wan
at home and he attempted te run the hens.
He picked up an axe and put the eblldraa
out el tbe beuse. The man waa arrested by
Officer Hcblll, and glveu a hearing befer
Helly, en tbe charge of felonious assault. Ha
waa sent te Jail for a trial at court
lMlb et Mr. Malt
Mrs. Harsh Null, wlleel Oeeige Null, dkd
last evening at 8 o'clock, at her borne ea si.
ley J. Deceased was aged 45 years, aad bat
death was due te d ropey. tthafnneral will
be held en Wednesday at 2 p. m. lnlsrmeatk
at Wrighteville.
Car M.vu.enU
The empleyes of the Pennsylvania tall
read hauled the following number of car
during July :
Eastward Numlier of trains, 1 473 ; leaded,
tO.'.riO ; empty, l,b05 ; total, 42,785.
Westward Number of trains, 637 ; leaded,
12,810 ; empty, 30,OJ ; teUl, 42,858.
This movement Is a decrease from June of
2,21 i cars, and from July, 188(1, of 785 ears.
Town Notes.
The Vigilant ll-e company will held their
regular monthly meeting te night
Oa Thursday the Yeung People's asaecla
Hen of the Second street Lutheran church
will picnic at MuCall's Ferry.
Messrs. C. H. Urubb A. Hen have mad a
reduction en empleyes or the HL Charles aad
Henry Clay furnaces of Un cenU avr day.
The reduction took ell ect en August i.
The scalleldlng around tbe new Episcopal
church tower has beeu removed, presenting
allueappearauee.
Mrs, J. C. Clair left town this morning
foravUltteUlrardville, HcuuylkUt county.
The J unlera will play ball with the Active
of WrlghUvllle en Wednesday allernoea.
A l.utb.rau Cbarcb Destroyed.
Hkadine, Aug. 2,-Lxst night a tarrlue
thunder-storm passed ever Hlreuchabarg,
Berks county, and many field aad
bulldluga were Heeded. Th bistert
Christ Lutheran church about en rail
from town waa struck by th light
ning and set ou tire and in a short tlm law
beautilul church waa In ruins, th Sunday
school organ alone being saved. Th less
will be (J0.0OJ. The oerner-etone et
the church was laid In 1743 and the sdlae
wasoueef tbe landmarks et the Lntheraa
church In America. The Muhlenberg fre
quently preached there. It was en of th
hrat Lutheran churches built In America.
IlsnlUts la Conr.nllen.
Niaiiaka Falls, N. Y., Aug. 2 Th
American Dental assocUtlen began 1U 27tk
annual convention at tbe Park theatre at M
o'clock this morning. President Alpert, e
Chicago, was In the chair. About 75 dalaf
gates are present The pregramme for te
day consists of organization, reports of
elllcers, committees, president's address, aad
this evening consideration of reports of aso ase aso
tlena and miscellaneous business.
Anutber nteck Ureaer VaU
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broker who could net be found te dUvr
stock yesterday and for whoa acoeoat S.fJt
sbarea were sold out nader Um rul lata
morning, annouaeed hla inability te meet ata
contracts, ins iiauiuiMs ara aauu aaa mm "j
failure had no cUeet ea th market vl
GentMsed la Murdering UK Matter.
Cincinnati. Ohie. Aus.
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from Katen, Ohie, says that Jeha BeaU, ;
veara old. who has been in Jsll six waak 0'-
th charge of killing bia mother, aaa aaaaw BJ
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tbe navy forwarded the oeatraot for jam.
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and Norfolk nsvy yarn 10 J. . Bimuassi
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