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VOLUME XXni-NO. 805.
LANCASTER. PA., MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1887.
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MM Were BttsMi
Whitb Reek, Aug 29. -Though Ula la tte
aaeaea for fish sterfee, aad tte foltewlag
7 spratr te bt exemtingty fiUy, yet M
am te vouelied fee and proved by affidavit
If BMdtM.
James Fergusen I tha thrifty Millar that
ewaa aad operetta Ue mill at Tweedale, J eat
ever Ue line In Cheater county i aad bio no
laat thrifty wlfeewna and haa an auoeeaarally
operated a deten or two el old bana that aha
ted at one time running In her poultry yard
upward of two hundrad young chick Oa
eaa alda or bar poultry pea la tha mill rasa,
wblehjiut at. Ula pjlnt spread eat latea
larga pond or ream veir for holding tha eur
plua watar. Thla pond haa been Inhabited
by many huedrada of frege from tlma lffl-
momerlal, aad thay ranca la els from tha
tallad tad-pole, te tha eldaat Inhabitant whom
deep basso In tha noetural oenoarta 011a tha
plsee of tha bona fiddle.
Aa tha aprteg paaaed around tha nook of
two hundrad ebleka had dwindled te eaa
hundred and no reason could be given for
Uls mystetieu disappearance till one day t
tremaadeus frog waa seen le aprlng from tha
water en a goed-alsed eblcken end dlaappaar
with It beneath tha surf see.
Mrs. Fergusen oeuld aoaresly believe bar
aya, ae a watch waa kept and aura aaeugh It
waa teund that whenever a chlekaa went ter
waiar along tha adga el tba pond ha waa
pnunead upon by a frog In waiting for hla
chicken pie and waa gathered In with neat
aaaa and dispatch. Tba poed waa drained
forthwith and a grand Xreg huut erganised,
la which erar two hundrad frega ware aum
marlly dUpatebed,and new Mra, P'aobiekeae
live In peace and plenty.
Med AeaMeal.
LUl'a, the four-year-old daugbtar of Rev.
Mr. dark, wbllevlsttlegalbergrandfalber'a,
Bar. C. W. Stewart, unfertunalaly get
held of a beUle el ammonia aad draak tba
greater part el Ita contents ; by the tlma med-
leaiaid waaaummened bar life waa deepelred
of. However, by careful auraiag aad
prompt medical aid, It la believed that aba
may get along, although her eaeapa waa aa
exceedingly narrow one.
A Baaaay school Xiut,
Tba Sunday achoet featlval of Untea Pre,
bylarlan cburch of Colerale, waa held at tha
obureb Saturday Isai- Upwards of three hun
dred of the ehildrea and thalr frlanda apaat
the day la enjoying ibemeelvaa la tha many
garnet that Us ebildrsa knew ae wail, and
aema of the elder felka did net deapalr te be
eblldrea for a day. At dinner tlma the at
tack ea tba baakata waa abort, shsrp, aad deal
aire aad after the aleae et the acties the
ground waa strewn wltb chicken benea aa
tba only remnant of tbelr plentiful contents.
la tba evening a fetlvl waa held which waa
exceedingly welt patrenised, and a clever
aum of money waa laid by for the benefit of
the mliea lead.
The Weman' Foreign M laelenary society of
thla, Presbytery met at tbta church la Bap
tamber, and preparation are begun for re
ceiving and entertaining the huedrada et
delegates) who are ex pec ted te attend.
Bar. Mr. Williamson, who baa for two
years filled se acceptably tba pulpit of tba
Oeleraln Baptist cburch, baa resigned hla
pastorate, and will remove ti Chester, where
be ba accepted a charge. Tee member of
hla oagrestien are vatf sorry te lets him,
a In ihl short time be bat been with them
he ba made many Mends by his sterling
qualities, simple and unostentatious manners.
Ujpslas Is Damp.
A band of twenty-one gyp' I new en
camped la Mrr.Olendtunln'e woedaloear Fair
mount, aad are carrying ea a thrlvtcg busi
ness In horse trading, fortune telling, Aa. A
large number congregated In tbe weed en
Sunday and quite a number of very ad
vantageous trade ('or the gypslea) were
effected by our local Jockeys ; and net a few
bad their future eitiniea revealed te tbem,
ta which a story of fortune or misfortune waa
told In proportion te the amount of silver
wlib wbleb tbe wliard's band waVcreaaed.
MUAKOBBIMB WITH UOtALtT.
Huw Slmea Casaerua, Uel. Duff sad " Larry "
Jereme Crjey TbsmssUss Abroad.
' Larry" Jereme, of New Yerk, la one of
General Hlmnn Cameren's party In England.
Tbe New Yerk World baa picked up eae of
Jereme's Utters, written te a friend in that
ally. Jereme says :
We bare dined and wined with the arta arta
tecracr until it ha become ae common that
we leal a aert et American Indifference evea
la the presenea of royalty. It la a gamble
whether we shell care te associate with tbe
ordinary New Yerker ea ear return. We
ehsil expect you te meet aa ea our arrival,
bat please don't bare any bras beada or ar
tillery. They have anfflelsatly annoyed ua
ea thla alda It you oeuld get the Rochester
observatory te atart a first-class oemet ea tha
evealag of our arrival that would equal Tem
Oehlltrse In brilliancy, It .might attract ear
attention. -
We have Just returned from a vlalt te the
Duke el Beaufort, at Beblngten, wbere we
were royally entertained several day. Hla
greunda are extensive and hla wlaeaapleedld
aad la great volume. Wednesday we epeat
at Blenheim palaee with the Duke of Marl
borough. He showed ua marked attention,
but bis beer dnaaa'loempare with ear mutual
friend David Yueng'.lng'a. Lord Baadelph
Churchill gave ua a flee epread. He aad
Colonel Duffy did net exactly agree ea tha
Irish qustten, het ae bleed waa shed.
Buffalo Bill gave a rib roast breakCaat la
honor et General Cameren. Tbe Prtaoeef
Wales honored the nonaalew with his pros
nee. He Ueomewhetbreeted from out deer
exsrclaa, haa a aert of a " oewbqy" leek and
ametls net aallke the ordinary Indian eblet
While welting la eaa of the oubUe rooms la
my hotel, tbe voellerous lady from Boatea
whom we met la tha Adlrendacka, was ap ap ap
proaehedbyayoung lady I supposed te te
her daughter, who Inquired whether aha
should wash for a low or for fcigb-neeked
areas for tbe evealag entertainment
Te sum Hall up, we beve had a glorious
tiaat. Ithaafelleatotheletot lew Amerl.
eaastebe reeatvedlatbeetylethat haa met
aa, We hare bean bltat with tha test of
heelta, aad Oeaeral Cameren returns te dear
old Aaserlea with hla syasight undlmmed
aad hla love for our democratic lasUtatleas
aalmpalredaadweareallaaxlouate retura
te that glorious eoeatry where
A!L,JI!M,JSa5syairll that blew
Are f raid m atettva power.
The Kaasas City Ttmu pabUahes aaawers
reeetvedlelaqulrles seat oatthreogh Kan
aaaaad Iwlawarl as te araeweatlal atafar.
eaeea laMlaatmrtgOeawawirombaaao laMlaatmrtgOeawawirembaaao laMlaatmrtgOeawawirombaaae
arwMaaow that ml wars for OiavaUad, far
Tbarmaa, l for Wads Hamptea sad the rest
ware swttsrtag. Tha Bepublleaaa ssat SWl
eMwera,crfwhiealttwenfteBtelaa,77 for
Baermaayll far Llaaala aad tha rest ssattsr
lag. la Ksaasssas Oeaiesraw saewered as
leirawa vsisbm m. tswaiis i, gxiu v,
ramalsrtarsmllsrlsg The Bepaallaaas ssat
Mwaieaisi weremr aiawe, m
i, 44 far Uaeala sad Ua rest
West ta flea atsai Oeeraa.
BeTtrsiaaaUeaasaef Uktettyars aasteat
te aea Henry Geerge, af Kaw Yert, leetara.
ae thay weM te aim srtmg wheUsr ka
aaald some here ea sVitarday, sitsmter d.
fa. OeoiieeaaBstaraBVWiaMUatba aaald
Meaeaa, bat LAmmt. 9. Kaaler, aaa
affeai
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Mr. KaaW wtu te mm m mm
UUWUM4 MOW.
A Ceaaery Vmptta Vrtea ta amsal the AsUrea
Oaa el a stasia.
Oa Saturday the AeUveelub, of thU elty,
want te Kphrata, where they played a gams
wlw the alas of that plaea, la Ua alath
taamg thsgamsbreks np laarew aad Ua
AeBm left the greead. Tha Ephrata elub
spaaared ea Ua field atreegtheaed by several
players from Maahelm. Tba aaaa oheaea te
umpire the game was a reeldeat of Ephrata,
who kaewaamueh about Uerulaasa be dkl
beat preaahlsg.
It baeamssvldeat early la Ua gams that
bawasgolsgte roast l Lanaasurbeya sad
have Ua home team win If possible. Hla
bad deoMeaa followed altar each ether se
rapidly that the vUltera toeams disgusted,
la Ua Bret laalag wbaa tbe basse were full
aa phraia man hit Ua ball directly U
front et Ua home plate, Tba Aotlve catcher
get Us ball sad steed ea Ua llaa The run
ner from Ulrd ran eight feet out of tee
llaa, aad for that tbe umpire east him
bask te Ulrd aad called tba maa who
had bit Ua ball la and gave him another
ohaaes at Ua bat Tbla klad of business
somswhatraUledUeAeilveeand Us Bpb
rataa scored five rune. After that the Aetlvea
settled dewa te bualneea and did net make
aauther error during the game. la Ue alath
laalag another wrangle occurred and la a
speech Ue manager or the Bphrata aald they
oeuld net leas the ga me, aa there waa toemuob
aaeaey tot upon ue result The game was
again started sad went along wall until Ue
latter part of Ue ninth Inning when en ac
count of aa outrageeua deetskm en eeoend
base Maaager flood hart took hla men from
Ue field. The Active were Uea la tbe lead
by 9 te a
Wbeaapekan te about tbe rules, the umpire
mid be knew nothing about the rulea of tbe
League, but be waa making decisions under
hla own rules. Although the Aetlvea were
premised. tbelr expenses te play tbe game,
they did aet receive a cent from Ue Epbrataa
Whether Ue wooden-headed umpire get a
ahare of It la net known. Tba score waa :
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Actlrss t in 11200 0-8
Kpbrsta s oesoooo e-s
Bammary Twe base hits Uelsler and Beln Beln
held. Teut bt.ehtta-Actives, 13: Kphrsts. 12
aase en balls-en? Bnvder. 3: off Trsnb. X
ntruek out By Snyder, 3 1 by Traab, 1. errors
by ampin, la. Time Very lively.
un Naturday the Keyatene nloeof Leder
man'a cigar factory defeated -?fT3ked nine
oempoaad mostly of member, of tha lanoa lanea
tar Brewaa by 22 te 11.
Tbe Lancaster Or ay a and tbe East Ends
played a game of ball ea Saturday. The lat
ter wea by at te 22.
ass BUI Nsws.
The League games et Saturday were : At
Philadelphia : Philadelphia 8, Detroit 7 ; at
Bosten: Boatea 18, Pittsburg It; at Washing Washing
eon: Indianapolis 7, Washington 0 (Bret
game) ; Waablaartea 9, Indianapolis I (sec
ond game) ; at New Yerk : New Yera &,
Chicago L
The Association gemee Saturday were: At
Cleveland : Cleveland 1(1, AUiletk) 0 ; at St
Leut : Bt Leuie 10, Met 1 ; at Cincinnati :
Cincinnati 10, Baltimore 2 ; at Louisville ;
LeuIavUie 8, Brooklyn 3.
Tbe game la Boatea wltb I'lttaburg waa
almost a fares en Saturday. Madden and
Ualvln were Ue pitchers, but they gave way
te Kelly and Pielda. The Pitteburga bad
twenty-five errors, all of tbe players taking
their bands at It The Boatena had nlnetoen,
Kelly alone making thirteen.
The Philadelphia and Detroit game of
Saturday waa an exhibition and doe net
oeunt In the League race. The Wolverine
were without Ue services of Brouthers,
who had gene home te visit hla wife who
waa InJ ured la a runaway. Tbe I'hllltea bad
In Devlin and Gibsen, Ue pony battery.
Thla waa tha first chance that Gibsen bad te
eatcb, aad Ue Philadelphia papara are loud
In their praise or him. He made one wild
threw In the early part of the game, but after
that be caught epleadldly aud had a two
hit
Irwin, of Philadelphia, played second
base ea Saturday and aoespted fourteen
cbaneaa,
Capt Anaea wanted le bet Manager Mutrle
anew salt et olethee that hi elub will win
tbe championship yet and Mutrle would net
take It '
The Detrelta play twenty-one games at
home upon Uelr return.
Tha Chicago had only four httaefl "Hmll
lea " Mickey Welch ea Saturday.
Titoemb aad Pat Murphy, a battery of tbe
Jersey City, have been sold te New Yerk
for 13,000, O'Brien, of Ueaame elub, Jelna
UeMeta,
Ed. Green, of Ue disbanded Blnghamten,
baa bean algned by Buffalo.
Newark Tiaa released Derby te curtail ex
penses, Over 900,000 persona attended fort v two
League game In Boatea. That meana $115,.
oeo7
Parsons, formerly of the Ironsides, new
eaa el Ue crack pitcher of the I nternatienal
League, laealled Ue " Deacon."
Tba base ball games la Ue American Aa.
sedation ea Sunday ware : At St Leuis :
St Leuis 9, Met 2 ; at Otnelnaatl : Balti
more 5, Clnelnnatl 1 ; at Louisville : Louis
ville 12, Brooklyn 0.
a UMaraat mourn mmmrter.
Saeclal Ks stel.ee Meraiag and, Bvselag alBt
Mapbea'a Lathersa Obareb
Special exercise were held at St Stephen'
Lutheran ehurcb ea Sunday, te give thanka
for Ue abundant harvest, wlU which we have
been blessed. Tbe only decoration was a
large fruit column erected en Ue altar. Thla
oelumn was mads of fruits aad vegetables
donated by Ue Sunday school children. The
sermon at Ua meraiag ssrvless wss preached
by Rev. Mslater from Lake ill, 10, 21, sad
was ea Us Ueme that Ohrletbuia have many
Ulega for which Uey should retura thanka
la Ue avselag there waa a special pro pre
gramma of exarelaes. FlrstenUa llatwasa
blackboard leasea, by Rev. Melater, from
1st Peter, 7U vans, Oastlng all your ears
upon Him, for He eareU for you." Tha
Ueme was, Trust la ear Heavenly rather."
Tha balance of Ua pregramme waa made up
et reoUatleas, dialogues aad singing. Ons of
Ue features et Ua evealag was Ue sole of
Mis Augusts Wall, et Marietta, entitled,
" Welm dar Harr Blast die Oefaoganse."
Tba oellsoUoaB takea up durleg ua day
were ter Ue Orphans' Heme aad missionary
purposes, aad a haadsems Bam was realised.
" BMrrtage of a Mmaaer.
Bav. Max PahL s graduate of the Reformed
Usolegtosl seminary, wsa married en Satur.
day te Mms Margaret Beraer. The wedding
took plane at Ua rssldeaeeef Ua bride's
Barents, Me 451 Wsst Chestnut street aad
just before Ua ceremeay a short address wsa
made by Bar. R. C. Sehledt Tea knot was
Uea tied by Rev. Or. E. V. Oerhart, prea
Idsnt of Us eemiaary. Many valuable prss prss
seu were rsswved by Ua bride aad groom.
At4:45UUaanaraaeBUsy left far Phila
delphia where Uey will reside Mr. Puhl
having teea eleeted pastor et Bt Luke's
Reformed church, that elty.
Disease te Berk eeaaty.
disease rssembllag Texas fever baa
breJuaaat la Barka county. Oa Batarday
wnatoadef oatUe beleaglng te Meyer A
sajUaer, af Weeaeledert, snowed algas of
aa, aw safari asen nvs of usm haa
Dr. Brldga, sstts veterlaary aHrgeea,
MJffaitea far te aaamlaeUese remain
He pnaiasau taa dlasaas spleale or
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SCENES AT M'GRANN'S PARK.
taa paarAmATteM ma tma oeiarr
a Aim auw vemrtarm.
fleadld Display at Lrra ateea, VratM, Viewers,
Oeraals aad Vegseabls. nagilsaMaral leapt-
meat, la arsai Varteiy-Twa BslUsa Aa
aa rrway.
Tfcs fourth annual axblbltlea of Ua Lan Lan
easter County Fair eaaoelaUou opened la Mo Me
Qraan'a park tbla morning. Frem a vary
early hour Ua rattle of wageaa of all klada
waa beard along Us strsets leading lotto
fairgrounds, conveying ell manner el ex ex
hibltete Ua fair, whUe Ue New Helland
turaplka wsa crowded wlU herds of cattle
being driven te Ue fair te take Uelr plaeaa
la tbe alalia provided for them.
Within the ground all was bustle aad ooo eoo oeo
fusion. Tbe aoued of tbe hatchet end Ue
eaw ware te te heard la all parts efUs
grounds. Tents and booths ware telag
erected for the aele et all manner of edibles
The front stands sad eating beuses which
line Ue left band aide of Ue mala drive ere
mere numerous and of a better kind than
these of any former fair. The flying bones,
Ue miniature railroad, Bllla'e American
museum snd various fakir ataada all up
nearly all Ue apace la Ue lower pert of Ue
greunda.
TltK MAIN HUILMMCl.
It la Impossible aa yet te give anything like
a description of Ue exhibits la Ue mala
building, aa a great portion of tbem are aet
yet In place. On entering the first fleer
ronm,en the eeutb, we found Filnn A Brene
maa arranging a grand display of chande
liers, stand lam pa and fancy goeda ; and ad
Joining them M. Uaberbuab was placing a
great variety et robes, harness, ,Va. On Ue
opposite were Immense piles of Hoeker's
buckwhset Several ether apace In this
room were net filled at neon.
Tba entire eeat aide of Ue north room, Oret
fleer, waa occupied by Clark e, Ue Weat King
street grocer, who baa an Immense exhibit of
flour, canned fruits and grecerlea of every
description. On Ue opposite aide of the
room A. M. Garber, of Salunga, baa an ex
tensive display of Plllsbury Minnesota flour.
Other apacea In thia room are net yet tilled,
but Ue exhibitors were hard at work and
will have Uelr gecd arranged by te-morrow.
In Ua north room, first fleer, J, C. Hough Hough
eon 4 Ce, Ue Weat King atreet wholesale
druggist, have a very large display of horse
snd cattle powders. Jehn F. Uelnltah haa a
display el Atlas mixed paints. The Brunawlck
manufacturing company exhibit creamery
buttered flour." The Lancaster paper box
factory make a line exhibit of Uelr work, and
aeveral ether exblbliera have net yet ar.
ranged Uelr exhibit.
In Ue vestibule at Ue head of atalrway,
and also la tbe nerUern part of tbe southern
room et Ue eeoend story of the main build
ing Ueger A Brether have a magnificent dis
play of carpels, rugs, wall pepsra, lace cur.
tains, wlU poise and fixtures, ami akevatUaa
In great variety.
The aeuthern end of tbl room 1 occupied
aa usual by J. B. Martin t Ce., whose display
of earpeta, china, glass and queenaware,
mechanical toys and fancy goeda la larger
and mere attractive than shown at any
former fair.
Tbe north room up stslrs, which Is devoted
te tbe displsy of art work, needle work and
fancy goods, caver before entatned ae great
a number of exhibits nor of auch fine work
manablp, as Is new shown here, Tne namea
of only a few exhibitors are attached te their
exhibits. Among these whose handmade
work attrac:a special attention, are Mite
OrealElnger, recently returned from Europe,
Mra, Jehn A. llerger and Mra A. W. Wood
ward. There are dozen of ether exblbliera
worthy also et special notlee aud who shall
receive It later en.
All the apace In tbe room under Ue grand
stand haa been taken for Ue display el
pianos, organs, Kauffman'a horse and eattle
powders and ether artlelea, but only a few of
Ue exhibits are yet arranged.
THE DI9TLAY OP OATTI.B.
The display of eattle will be Ue finest ever
exhibited In Lancaster county. There are la
all 320 alalia, 1M) of which are new ones, and
every stall la taken and aeme of Uem are
being divided Inte two atalla te make room
ter Ue exhibits. Many of the exblbliera
from a distance have net yet reached Ue fair
greunda wlU Uelr Bleck, and It would te
unfair te Uem te make any epeclal mention
et Ue stock new en Ue ground. It la sum
cleat te ssy that Ue Bleck already atabled
presents hundreds of a peel mens of as fine
bulla, cows calveaand belfera of all varieties
aa were ever seen In Lancaster.
Tbe display of horses le also fine, though
some of Uess entered hsvs net yst reached
Ue ground. Se also or the hog snd sheep
exhibit We will have semeuing mera te
say about Usee departments In a day or two.
THB BCItOINOS NORTH OF GRAND STAND.
Nene of Uese buildings were filled up at
neon te-day, but all tbe apace Is taken end
tbey will be tilled te-morrow. The first
building la devoted te Ue display of sales,
retrlgeratera, coolers, creamers, Ae. The
second building te carriages. The Ulrd te
stove, ranges, Ae. An open shed adjoining
filled wlU agricultural implements, Includ
ing plewa, harrewa, cultlvatera, drill, hone
rakes, rollers, wine and elder presses and
many ether articles ; while en Ue grounds
adjacent are abewn windmills, thresher,
portable engine, xc-, Ac
I'ROK. KINO'S BALLOONS,
In a picket enclosure en tbe upper end of
Ue ground, Prof. King, the dlatlngulabed
erenaut, haa hla apparatua for making ga
wlU which te Inflate hla balloon Ue "City
of Leneaeter," whieh at neon was lying flat
upon Ua ground, but whleb by te-morrow
wlU te flUed wlU gas aad ready te carry tha
professor heavenward. An aacenalen will be
made en Tuesday afternoon and another en
Friday, and for fear of accident, tbe professor
baa In reserve Ue big balloon wlU which he
made ae asoenslen here a year age Ue
' Eagle's Eyrie."
THa HORTICULTURAL TINT,
Tba big horticultural tent la pitched la aa
opeaspaeatoUolaft of Ua mala eatreae.
A Uble extending Ureugb Ue middle of Ue
tent is filled wlU rare flowers aad fellags
plants. Te Us right Is aaeUar long table
filled wUb fruits of all kinds. Te Ue right
of this aneUer table wltb doeMatle wlasa,
preserved and esnaad fruit aad eUer hoaas heaas hoaas
beld produeta. Te U left of U Mat la a
table containing vegetables, ua meat strlk strlk
leg exhibit being about twenty pumpkins,
Ue largest of whleh weighs 189 pounds aad
aeveral eUer aet much lighter U weight
Wheat rye, eat, oera, flour and ether farm
prodaee fill Ua eUar tables.
Areuad Ua east aide of Ua teat are
arranged Ua aagei for Ua axblbltlea of
poultry, pigeons, snd taaey birds.
THa aaw dimime book.
Tha aew dktlag roeaa, srselad a abort dis
tance above Ue mala baUdlag. U open for
guests. It will accommodate 132 gaasts at a
auglealttlag aad la faralahed with all Ue
oeaveatenossorabotsl. The aerthera part
of ItiapartloaedeflasadlalagroMBfor' Ua
omeera of Ue fair aasoelatlea. Taa whole ta
uader eharga of Prof. Llppett, who haa
tad neah experience as a hetal-kaepari
TU BAM TBA0X.
Ttoraeaoooras la la axeelleat eoadlUea,
aad qalta a aamter of tones were aaatelaad
- Tl
MUthiasgfeaoea. Tha anaaaaaieat tore
great tmarevsmaat ea the aaartar
wMawwIUglTCTaiaien aasBeateU
af Vtaaassaaa lam sfasmaf
high beard fsaee above taa
psrseas east have a tall new et
wHheat otetracttag Ue tree.
Aaotter Improvement la Ua placing of
baaetea la different parte of Ue grounds,
where Ue weary may alt dewa lathe shade
aad rest themselves.
Haver did a fair epsa wlU totter arespeeta
Tte weather ledeUghtfal, aad "oldprebs"
aaya It Is gelag te eeaUaaa aa, Tte eatrles
In all dspartsaaata ara larger Uea ever be
fore Ua exalblte of a better quality. Tte ar.
raagemsBlB for lead tag tte hungry aad giv
ing driak te Ua Ulrsty ara totter Uaa aver
before. Tha rams premise te te closely ooa eoa oea
tsstsd, Ue tolleoa aeoaaalea will ae doubt
te a great sucessa, aad Ua aide efaewa will
te worth seelBg. Lancaster oeaaty will ae
doubt turn out an masw and se Jey Ua
week's exhibition
all mom rmamttrtra cmmtm.
The newspaper Maa aad ensen Dlaaa at Ue
OeaalyOMr.
Mr. & J. MeOrann, Ue genial president of
Ue Lanesater County Fair aasoelatlOB,
baa frequently aad forcibly claimed that
ha could give a dinner substantial
aad satisfying, which would te wlUla
Ue purchasing power of Ue humblest
people. At 1 o'elock te-day, at Ue Invitation
of Unfair management, a aumbar of asws
paper gentlemen, Ue mayor and eUers
gathered In the dining room en Ue greunda
te test Us strength of Mr. MeGrann'a asser
tion Tha party oenslstsd of Mayer Wm,
A. Morten, Hen. Jehn A. HUatand, B.
Frank Breneman, E. C. DUler, Heward P.
Bahleman, J. B. Leng, Miss Baby Dough
erty, W. U. Heneel and Uea gentlemen of
tbe press : F. A. DlrTendmr and H. H.
Holten of the Neu Eta, J. L. Lyte and
Jacob B. Hippie, of the Examiner, S. M.
Saner of Ue Ereie Preue, end R. M. RaUly
Of UO INTBLLIOBNOBR.
The dinner waa a mm pie of what will be
given te sll comers durleg fslr wssk for 25
cents. It consisted of an abundance of tbe
finest kind of roast beef, deftly earved by Mr.
MeOrann, maabed potatoes, sileed tomatoes.
cold els', coffee, and a glaas et beer WlU Ue
usual table relishes. All present pronounced
Ue meal tbe best Uey bad sver eaten for
double tbe money, and Mr. MeOrann and his
aaaiatanta came in ler much of congratula
tion. These dinners will be served from 11
a. m. te 3 p. m. en Ue grounds dally, sad
toast tteef or ham with two vegetables and
oeffas or beer will be served. The auppar
win de or tne ami aunetantiai nature and
will be served at the same prle from 4 until
0 p.m.
riagsr Orasbsd.
Jacob Oats, of W. D. Spresher A Ce., get
Ue little finger of his lett hand Inte a lead
mill en Us grounds this morning and that
member waa badly crushed.
A BIBtBDAT MVBFaUa.
Tha sVlserta of Miss Blmptea Remembered Her.
Tds Celers Vampmssllaa.
M T.Jer, Aug. 29. Last Saturday Mia
Annie Simpsen, el Uls place wss 85 years
of see. In Ua evening, a number et her
nelghbere and friend proceeded te her test
dance te surprise her, and surprised she waa
as all te attendance were supplied wlU
buckets snd baskets leaded wlU geed Ulagr.
After spending some time talking and merry
making the party returned te uelr homes at
se early hour, ail naving ecjeyea ue ooss eoss oess
elon. The fine weather or yesterday brought
thousands of people te the colored camp
meeting In Jea Del welter's grove, senUweat
et town. The weeds waa ae full of c irrlagea
that no mere oeuld be put In. The grand
march took plaea at 10 o'elock laat night, and
it waa led by Mia Dellle Tayler. All day
and night the weather was delightfully cool,
se Uat Ue people had an enjoyable tlma
During Ue day one el the eeata gave way
and Mrs, Oaniz had one leg badly injured.
A number of gentlemen en bicycle from
Lancaster attended the camp yesterday. The
knights of Ue wheel were headed by Master
Wheelman Martin Rudy. Oa their way
through town Mr. R. and party atepped wlU
PhlL J. Dieter.
Probably ratalty Isjared.
Marietta, Aug. 29. Little Bertie, eleven
year-old daughter of Charles Kbeaat, was
waa Btruck by an engine near Watte elation
yesterday morning and had her skull
crushed. She waa atanding en Ue aeuU
track looking at a passing west-bound train.
The noise drowned Ue approach of Ua an
gina Her alater Dixie saw Ue angina oom eom oem
log and ran tothereacueattherUkefherllfs.
She had her dress tern from her, but aba waa
net hurt If II had net been for her Bertie
would have been run ever. It la net likely
Uat abe wUl live. Dr. Belch la attending
her.
Deable rsaaral at Bt Jeseph's.
Fer the first time In Ue history of St
Jeseph's Catholic church there was a deubls
funeral. This unusual occurrence happened
thla morning when tha bodies of Lueaa
Frits and Obarlea Eckman were taken Inte
Ue ehurcb at 0 o'clock. Beth were member
of St Peter' society and In addition Eekman
waa a member of St Michael's, BeU Uess
organisatiena were present In a body. Father
Keeh eelebrated Ue requiem maa and de
livered a abort asrmen. The Interments
were ;made at St Jeseph' Oatbolle oerne eerne
tery. m
Death of Charles O. Kllllan.
Charles Carpenter Kllllan died Sunday
morning at tbe residence et hla lather, Abra
ham Kllllan, at But King and Jehn atreeta.
Deceased waa a boiler-maker and learned hla
trade at Ue Lancaster locomotive works.
Hsaftsrwards worked for Jehn Best, and In
Hageratewn, Md., Norfolk, Va,Mllwaukae,
Wis , and ether places. During Ue past year
ha had been working In Meney, Pa, from
which place ha came home In broken health
about four weeke age. When young, Mr.
Kllllan waa very fend el water and he waa
considered Ue beet awtmmsr in Uls city.
He leaves a wife and three children.
Irjared ea Ue Railroad.
Oa Saturday Frank Appleton, a man about
24 yesra of eg wes struck by an engine of
Us Lebanon 4 Mt Hepe railroad at Cornwall.
Ha waa walking along tba track and supped
eat la front ofUeeeglna. Before Ue engineer
oeuld atop he was struck aad knocked te Ue
side el Us track. He received, an ugly cat
en Ue aide el Ue bead aad had eae of bis
shoulders badly bruised. The Injured man
formerly worked for William Lawrence,
produce dealer, of Uls city. Ha is bow em
ployed at Oerawall.but hla mother llvMberr.
Aad atul Ke Light.
Tha etraet oemmlaeloaer has failed te put
up light ea North Quean street above Lemen
wbere Ua repairs ara telag made. last
night two horses bitched te a buggy fright
ened at Ue piece et timber aad barrel whieh
are um te atop beraas, but Uey were stepped
before doing any
WW Oete Vera.
TbeKalghtaefSt Jebahavs received aa
Invitation te attend Ua eaataaalal sxsrclsss
at Yerk next menu, aa tte guests et Ue
Kelghta of Bt Paul, of Uat city. They will
told a special aaesgea Thursday vaalag
and formally aoeept Ue UvUalsea,
Oeerge Lehar, Chariaa LMbiey and MtrtUt
rank, arraataa for aatag eraak aa
eiatlyaa rnrnmf aigM uat, ter
MUtataManacBtaaM Aiaawte
MORE GREEDY THAN EVER.
avmttA mew wamtb te bab a
raurtaea ta au.
Lima
TkeValaable atlaerals aa etsee ef OMaese
Tarhestaa Cads Ue Atetlsleas Orb r
the Csar Be la Maw Maetfag Troops
Berder.
Londen, Aug. 29. While Ua affairs et
Europe ere puttllag Ue beada of her states
men, aeme of whom are exerolnleg Uelr dip
lomatic wits toaeehewferUeooBdlUoaaot
Ua Berila treaty can te asade te
atreteh aad If possible, leave little Bui.
gerta wlU her sudacleua tlttls prince in
pease, sad eUeif win leaders are using Uelr
best efforts te induce Ue perta te put te rout
Ue ex-Austrian, ue Russian bear, wlU
eaa large paw dabbling la tte politico
of Europe, teglna te move wlU remiss ac
tivity tbe oUer hugs paw la Asia. Net con
tent with Ue already vast territory ewasd
sad acquired ; net satisnsd with Ua near
prospect of occupying Us fsabls ameer's
domain, Russia, wlU Ue greediness Uatlhae
slways msrksd hsroeurse,le new eastlng loog leog loeg
lag aad avaricious eyes at Ue borderland be
tween Ue cser'e domain end Ue Cblneee
empire. Apparently regretting Uat abe took
ealy a medeat portion of Turkestan In 1664
abe le new, wlUeut doubr,eontemplatlng tak
ing Ue rest of that fertile and rich oeuntry.The
fact Uat duty la demanded en all Russian
goods tbst pass Ureugb Us oeun try may aug.
gsst one reason for Ruaela'a desire te posse.
Ue remainder et Turkestan Uat she left
Tung Chi la 1864, bat perhaps Ue rieh
Jasper mlnea worked under Ue epeclal guard
of Cbinsss soldiers may euggeat a mere po
tent reason. Chinese, or East Turkestan, Is
sa Immensely Isrtlls oeuntry and has aa ex
tensive trade wlU Cashmere, Russia, China,
and Th' be-. Seme of Ue rarest, ahawle, em em em
oreldei y, brocade, etc, pass Ureugb Ita
emperiiawa Bssldss Us valuable Jasper
round in im Dirasrs, thsreais extensive de de
peslta of i old, copper, iron, e'e. These, wlU
IMeemmeica, ara enenfh te excite Uecu
pldl'y of tei lite. .enquiring Russia, who, If
wa can credit uie reports tbst corns from Chi-
nese eoureas, is quietly, but neae Ue lea ac
tively, epylng out Ue land wlU adetermlna adetermlna
tlen te sand Jasper and geld westward,
Inatead of allowing Uam te gravi
tate toward Ue Celeatlal capital. It
la reported in Eastern advkwa Uat Ue sol
diers of Ue csar ara gathering In large num
bers en Us frontiers of China and Siberia,
sad Uat Ue Chinees government has sent a
relnforeemeot te Ueir troops In Ue same
dlatrlcm wlU orders te keep a watch en
grasping Ressis. Warned by previous ex
parenee when a large portion of valuabls ter
ritory waa leat te them, China will, It may be
believed, be en hand te elrcumvent, If possi
ble, Ue efforts of her northern neighbor.
Contact wlU Us mera civilised astlens haa
Uught China that It la necessary te guard her
Interests evea against Uess who appear meat
friendly towards her, end her present action
tn Immediately seeding troops ta pretest her
frontiers show that however much behind
Kurepeen civilization abe may be, her Celes
tial acumsu Is sufficiently keen te leek alter
her Interests when Ureatened.
roiMxiet mb rmm AtAxm.
A iMga Oeaaty Mttmg ladareea Owaslllsa
te Tartar Msaarss.
The Lehigh Democratic county meeting
waa held st Leather Cerner Peat Saturday.
Hen. Edward Harvey presided. Addresses
were made by Hene. W. II. Sewden, M. C.
Henntger and D. D. Reper. The platform
adopted reafDrma tbatet Ue national Demo
cratic convention ; approves Ue administra
tien of President Cleveland ; declares that tbe
nation entrusted Ue government te save
band when Cleveland wss elected : re
affirm Ue declaration of Ue Democracy of
Pennsylvania In favor et Ue repeal or all
national Internal revenue taxation and
Ue abolition of all offleaa unneces
sarily maintained te oelleot a reve
nue net needed by tbe government; ep-
B roves Ue action of Congressman Sewden
i voting te sustain Ue president's
veto of Ue dependent pension bill
snd In voting against Us Morrison
tariff bill ; Indorse Ue course of Ue state sen
ator and representatives; deelarea against
sumptuary lawa and Prohibition ; directs
Ua members et Ue legislature te secure legis
lation agalest Ue Issuing of railroad peases at
a discount te sny person except te offlesrs
and empleyes ; oemmsnds theoeurssof Hen.
D. D. Beper in refusing te accept a ties pan ;
recommends tbst Ue etate convention pre
sent President Cleveland ter renomlnatieo,
believing Uat tbe great etate et Pennsyl
vania should be foremost In placing before
Ue nation the people's csndldete ler presi
dent and condemns Ue course of Oovernor
Beaver and Ue legtalature in Ue fraudulent
defeat et Ue revenue bill, by which Ue tax
ridden people of the etata were defrauded
out of hundreds of thousands of deUara,
rrlssary Slam lea tm Barn.
The Berke oennty Demecrata beid Uelr
primary elections In elty and oeunty Satur
day night They proved ue most eicmng
of any delegau electlene ever held for oeunty
offices. An immense vole waa polled, many
voters being oenveyed te Ue polls la car
riagea. Slxty-atx districts sleeted delegates
three from each district or 193 la all. As Ue
delegates are divided among exactly eae
hundred candidates for only about half a
deten offlees, no one will be elected en Ue
first ballet, and It Is predicted Uat next
Tuesday', convention will be a long and bitter
one. ThaRepubiioanaiixewiaaeieeteaineir
delegates te next Saturday's convention.
The only oenteet waa for oeunty oomtnle eomtnle oemtnle
aioner, for which Uere are about a deten
candldatee.
The Incoming Delegates Named.
The Lyoemlng Democratic oeunty oom eom oem
mlttee met Saturday afternoon, and after
oenalderabla discussion organized, wiU
Charles J. Cummtngs la Ue chair. Charles
J. Ballly wss unanimously eleeted chairman
of Ue commutes aud Walter K. Bluer wss
chosen secretary. Tbe following delegatee
were eleeted : O. Lb Rue Munaen, William
Meiers, H. O. Tmxell, J. J. Besrden, Dr. Q.
O. Weed and J. Englar. J. C. Cochran was
eleeted a member of Ue bum central com
mittee. Lsisras Delegates for Kenshet.
The delegatee of Ue BlxU district of Lu
cerne oeunty held Uelr conference and re
solved te aoppert Ue Hen. William Raspber,
of Carboa oeunty, for aupreme Judge. The
delegates era Daniel Graver, et Mountain
Tep; A. P. Merssy, of WUksabarre. aad
James W. vanaiing, et riymeuin.
Jaatete Oeaaty pseaoeeaUe Committee.
Tbe Democratle oeunty committee met In
Mimintewn, and Ue administration of Presi
dent Cleveland waa beaten In Ue election of
delegates te Us state convention by Ue post pest
masters and henchmen of Samuel J. Randall.
The Rlebfield peatmaater. J. W. Deekard,
aad J. O. Heading were eleeted delegates. A
resolution oemmaaumg tne county easu
maa te readsr aaaoeount of his naanelal
trsasaotleas waa defeated. Tha primary
eleetlea will te held ea September 17.
OeaU of Kaiph ateatgemery.
Ralph Montgomery, a premuaat eltlaaa of
MeuatvUls, died at an early hour Uls aera
lag at Ue total of his bob Jama, a tte
village. Dactaaad arte bera la Irelaad aa
eama te Ula oeuatry wtea a,aMa yeaag.
Be flrat earned ea Ue aaaa abaters af woelsa
goods U New Jaraey aad aManrards la Ml
Jey. He retired friaa teajaam aema yeara age
aad for several yeara aaa eaaa uvmg whs
hla aaa Jaataa. Ha waa a aaeatter of tha
Praahytariaa ehurehaad always a atardy
Damearat. At Ue tlmeef hladmutewea
1 yeara af m. Baaldaa hie bob Jaatm ihe
laaaaa aaa daagatar Mfcta Baaaah. Hla
wlftltiatotedaadleraaumolyaajra. Tte
faaaral wlU Mka pleee ea Wadaeeday. Mr
Vlamwlll te told at Ua house U MeaatvlUe
'a. lMm7mu aad Bt Uw Prasbjrtarlaa ahaiah
tmZmTuTp.m. TtoUtamtetwUlto
traa ama tmeeaaa vrmat
A Oeay of Us aauavlt asade by aaaas .
Aagaey.
Brown A Heassl, attorneys for Sellle H.
Aagaey, Ule meraiag presented a petition
te Ue court te eat aside a divorce granted te
her husband, Jacob P. Aagaey.la I860. Aag
aey It will te remember, was tried la Weah Weah
lagtea elty a few menU age foraheotlng
hla brother- la-law, Jehn U. Wllmet He was
convicted, but haa been granted a aew trial
by Judge Montgomery. Altar Ua divorce
was granted last year ha married a wemaa es
timated te te werU $259,000. Tha peti
tioner rafleeta ae strongly en these charged
by ter In wronging bar that we publUh Ue
petition in tall as ewem te.
Te is Honorable, (A. Judgtl et tkt Cturt of
Common Pleai.
The petition of Stllle H. Angney, of the
borough of Columbia, oeunty et Lancaster,
commonwealth of Pennsylvania, respectfully
represents, That aha te a resident et aald bor
ough, la 34 years of sge, that abe waa en .Ua
19.h day of September, 1870, Joined In mar-
ragawnn jboed r. a,ngney, late or said ber
eugh: Uat It appears from thereoenU et
your honorable enurt, en tbe 21st of June,
1886. a decree et divorce and aeparaUen from
separation from
tne oenos et matrimony between your
pal iener and heraeld hubend,Ueaald J
P. Angney, was msds snd proelsmi
our atld
Id Jacob
nmelamatlnn
made thereof t tbst said decree waa Manrmt
Ureugb collusion and fraud and by impo impe impo
altlen upon your honorable court and upon
your petitioner; that Ue petitioner never
desired, nevar applied, never engaged or
employed any one te procure nor te aid In
procuring her a divorce for her; Uat C. C.
Kauffman, who appears In Ueee proceeding
aa DuunasH ler tne iieeiiaui, waa net ner
oeunaal and bad no authority te aet for her ;
that aha has retain te believe be waa em
ployed by Andrew M. Bambe upon lalte
pretense, that tbe aald Kambe waa acting ler
tbe petitioner and In her Interest, when la
het he was acting for and wa paid by peti
tioner's husband, tne respondent in said
proceeding) that she waa solicited by
Andrew M. Bambe te algn and aub
acrlbe te aald petition upon Ue assurance
Uat It was a proceeding te bring her case te
Ue attention of the Masen le order, of which
her huaband, aald Jacob P. Angney, waa a
prominent member wiU a view et procuring
relief for herself end her children, and ahe
la latermed aald Rambo waa paid a large
eem of money by aald respondent te procure
Ubellant'e signature teUe aald petition; that
Immediately upon learning the real nature
ana effect of Ue paper whieh she had
been deceived e aim. ahs visited tha
office of C. C. Kauffman and ahe de
manded and Insisted upon a return and with
drawal of the said petition, snd wss Informed
it waa tee late ; that her signature te said affl
davit waa procured by fraud and misrepre
sentation, and wltbeut her being made ac
quainted wlU tbe real eutementaeet forth In
said petition; Uat your petltloner eubee
quently vlalted tbe offiee et tbe prothenoury
el Lancaster county, and made known there
her desire te have aald petition withdrawn ;
but net knowing bar legal rigbta, and being
wltbeut meana te employ oeunaal, aad be
lieving no divorce oeuld be procured without
further proceedings by her abe did net Inter
pose further, and knew nothing of sueb pro
ceedings nor of Us effect of hftn TtH aha
saw notlee of Ue decree and - tcr.i
r n,p
aratlen published in Ue lim il
sundry newspapers.
Wherefore reapeetfully ri - '
gross fraud haa been prsi ei,
and upon your honorable - -e
aba has been unjustly . . . -1
a. I
.hi ;
aepnvea or ner legal , tf ,
praya Uat Mid sentence a 'urn-
Cf :l
voree entered te Msy term! ' '1, Ait-
BOlving the bende of mst'i. , ffMll
Jacob P. Angney and Salllc . ynn,- .uay
be opened and the libel and . ,. .htm -
lags Uere beset aside." 1 ,:rs,iasi
aruletoahewoause why U .-. . .u.iuui
anmaiianaa xasaimea- , t .'5ii
and Ue matter argued a' - ---
argument court
c. e. KAurrirAN'a Axr-i.,..-.
C. C. Kauffman, theatter 'y "nui 'a the
foregoing, haa filed aa an r- . 'l- -!r:.je
all Us allegatlene of Mrs. A . e cm oa ea
awsr seat forth that he setej ... .iih id
Us divorce proceedings ; '' -- --u-te
his offiee frequently and if . n te
proceed and obtain for he .. Tha
facta In the affidavit patltlei , iuer.--
were read te her, and she ,i kLm
Mr. Rambo waa net preaen - - ufl
Ue affidavit ; ahe knew it - v....it-
oatlen te tbe Masonie erdf - - -n
she signed tbe paper. Set - -i ""
filing of Ue petition ahe . . -.
atreet and requeited a disc - '
proceedings, but in a dsy a
Bh6sentherteBt!riead,an. -i.-t' .,
and her maeaage waa te f t i
voree, which waa done. iu uuuuiuu ue
denies Ust there waa any collusion or fraud
In Ue procuring of the divorce.
Oommea rises Oeart,
Tbe eeoend week of Ue August oemmoa
pleat oeurt waa opened Uls morning, wiU
Judg Patterson presiding. Of Ue 29 cases
en Us Ust 14 were continued or settled, leav
ing 15 for trial.
Tba an Its settled were Daniel Byerly, as
aignee, va. Annie B. Wither, and Win. B.
Ellis va Williamson & Fester.
In tbe suit or Leulaa Helaler, againatUe
elty and oeunty, for damages caused by Ue
opening of Flrat atreet Judgment by con
sent waa entered against the oeunty for 1300,
and against Ue elty for (75.
Reaaena for a nsw trial were filed In Ue
ault of Jacob S. Smith, assignee, va. Mary A.
Blnkley.
LUOAI. CHIPS.
Aaren Baumgardner, an empleye at Brlm
mer's livery, had one et hla feet badly in
jured laat evening by one of Ue City Trans
fer horses whleb stepped upon It
Several farmers of tre county left en Fast
Line for different parte of Kansas tbla after
noon, and there will be another exouraien en
September 19 tb.
Cbarlee Sbenk, Henry Leng and Charles
Landls, three East End sportsmen, who were
en a two daya trip te Celeraln township, re
turned home en Saturday, bringing four
teen ground-hogs.
As Jeflersen Fiery, postmaster at Denver,
ba returned te his home his affairs are found
all right wlU Us government and bis bends
men are satisfied. Ne ebange will be mada
in tne poatemoe at inat piece.
Tbe Reading railroad offiee In Ula city haa
received Instruction te begin Us ssle et mile
age tlekete in Ue nsme of Arms, and when
se issued Ueee will be geed In Ue hands of
any member or empleye thereof.
Tbe funeral of Wm. N. Brady, took plaea
from hla residence en North Duke street,
Uls afternoon. The servtees were conducted
by Revs. Haupt and Price, and Ua pall
bearers were I, N. McCaakey, Olarenoe V.
Llehty, Walter W. Franklin and T. F. Mo Me Mo
EUlgett The Interment waa made at Leu Leu
easter eemetery.
Tbe Liberty band will furnish tha muale
for Ua Leiderkrana eutnmer fertlval Ula
evening. Geerge W. Sebwelkart, Ue leader,
will play a cornet sole, Ue Specialty
Pelka," and Jehn Mehring, tha olarteaaaiaT,
will render DeBerlet's Eight Air as a sole,
vf.u ,1-iim wiwwi-imia-an. asps uwis-.j.
unuaruie isaaerauipui r-rei. r,
wlU alng a aumbar of asleoUeaa.
W.Haas,
TSUUKaraie taps.
W. Bt Clair Resa fc Ce., paper dealer, of
OiaelBuatl, asslgaid Uls morning. LiablU LiablU
ttea.Ua.Q00 1 assets. 123.000.
Iisary Oaerge'e frieeds la Nsw Yerk tore
aabaarlted 15,080 ter tte eatsUlsh;
telaa
asaalaa nanar te ba
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dtaadartt: It wlU ataka fte appsaraaea
aatambar IS.
Tn fMl.ht
tralaa ea tte Ua Fert
Wayae read eelllded at Lima, unto, isat
algal. Tte sagtnm sad twaaty-flve eara
! WlmTaSWi -VVV WW mmm aiu-amH mwrm
oeaduetors of bett tralaa haderdera te lake
tte mala brack.
Oeaeral Ferrea, Fraaee'e aeeretary.ef war,
has aaased two of his private assratarlea te. te
arrested ea aeharge of high treeaea. It te
oterged that ttey dleolessd te Ua figare tte
plaaaef Ue war efea for tte mobllliattea af
UeFreaeh troepa
Julie a. Heatea aUlma B4L008 for aalaw.
ful-detaatiea et peraea aad eaaflsaaUaa i of
IrU
py tae aaiaenaaa et eaannr. aass
anaaaaafaa mm bbwbh mmmm eawassiv-.
plmmmmmkwmamWmm ami Wmmmmttam
MONEY KINGS FOR BUI
i
BAlLWAt MAmBAtm '
, vi,Ma turn rtwumu mat
Chicago, Aag. m-Taa JfeV enMe fraaal
reads aad lagaeaee Tiainii una Ml JWil U
eetvss a large Matt gram Thai aaaa !' OS
atia, smtwmg a ummmmmjt miait
uembargBayai Slaea Bias's fita.kaalai;Aa:
that te la far from betas- a -.;.-- aaa easaatf &J'1
AMmt mm k-A k. 1 a a B .... .A -,.? . Yi '
u..i,nma.B vaisi sajansBB. is sassy OBVf '
iatiraatleg te kaew that te Baaaay steBaaaf-;v
reealved 108 letters, many of Uem aa wM
asirovernmeaireperia, TtoyeaaM avaaXaaf t '.-,i
aaouenBM wa atatea, taa largest saajgev ,
telag from New Yerk, Boatea, aWaasilymjl
Lean Branch. Barateca aad PeaaaIas:.&-.
Hla mall haa Iman laaiaaauiK ta - - - ''" '
Uat Ue eampaign waa cat aad dried esvt maffl
poraeaea te nm seaieas aaaeraais, mm-nvm -.
waaaaukllv lms4 th k k --- - -- - --Sre-V-
. ..., ..wmww wet u vm nuravaai!' tL,
ever all miner oemmualeatloae. New-a - 9i
panle Bsms te have sat la among hla aaVV"
lowers and lesser lights ara eadearerlagaav
r" Fuiwuuai mu uibb. am as avsaaavww-
w lener-wrmng and prefers oenvataallaaal M
rsiauena witn nia rrieada. - :'-?i-3
The place la crowded wlU railroad dlaal- rb
tarlss, Amerlean lebbylete aad Uekara, asm ; C '-H
among Usm all ataads Mars Isalataad.a i4?l
COBanlCaOOB fisnra. Blalna hnh.ar.Ka aaltai '.i- SB
. -- -- - - . 4j,
taera ait ana aiaee every evealag wlU :?
lb ttlAM aatlAAt A. IIiMM fVtkA m.m. .
... .. u. mm xmwj asw.1p-.
der wlU Masonic silence. His mnmrQW'il
enng witn usnry aeergs's machlaa laet,-.r
year osme within an see of telaa exaaaad. ::4
The play for Uw high ataka la New Yerk af. :,-
still going ea. Llttla la feared fromlater".
lnfleenee in Penneylvsnla under Us regtaaa-'g
Ol Ue Knlchts of Laber, who ara - " :
te prove eubmlMlve uader Ue whip of-,,'1
Bialna'amUllonalreaapperteraUera.
The railroad monenollata hara askaa f rfaiht "JtJT. '.
BtUeaggreMlvaoeaduetof Ue DimneraUe &$M
party and President Clsveland'a admmkf &';
trattea aad ara eaatsrlag en Blslae aa &;'&
tbelr eboiee. While
ha admits himself X
the dealrabiu ty of placating Ue labor elameat , $ ?
and la atrlvlag te de ae ha eteertulljr ifc.i
though covertly aeeanta Ua ether raMesmia 'if
frUmifahln Sl.lnA I. Kaln nnUflv - a 5ri
ansa can ha draam. anit aantnal tilertaaia aaT x Kki'lA
fraternity ara being mada all areuad. It la -f-fe
a coincidence Uat Denew. Oanatt. flnaasi T "!
and Ueee eUer twenty and mera rallread.'L:
reuews are at Hembarg uia week. Maw-:vr-Blaine
la going te earry tha railroads oasteMs;i
aneuiasr asa tne iBBer ansa ea see wassT X.'rflK.a
can't aaa. Blalna te taUlag tte watane(rBte'$
EllssteU apriag regaiarly, hat aaya UmWWN
aflB'K aarvaa witn maa aa anaam sa aa aa va
h0PWL , ' tffi
O'Jc.'-T' uiTKimrivsr avvCAtit,
,,
.'iff ?juut t-t Cuna' t"rnler ij A. -'"Cj
- r .lr -t.IBv ... Alt. .-. -tMUUk atiuuf.,:
. j.rni; r en ii lioigie, wniec..,aTwi
igi -1P73 ou c.uruny. rie carensewttajl.;ya
it. u. i n.iirapenltrver. Ma Klcfi-Ob"-
"Ic-r.-v, t,. Uni. V&ubz, Uj aEernUry By?iMBaai
nru. a aaiuiuarr.en ungiuzi uatsmtiuu -,;
.l.-cn L.tfar- ! a-i fr-llriv-u t 'fil?-
Oa u,-en".utr, th.i vICMey 6j;en,'it-t-'frniii5te
m.il f-hlna riad Ue Unl'jil Statwt n fller'jJ
Idr Of trbndahlp, ierl l. list gwnlej ta
O. i Mltklevlii ana M r. ,ruarltm Uarkeri'
of I'fillKdi-lpcU. the fill'jwfliiK otiwleiU,j
A t.-..A, rut- iutfm,',n'ii.ii ai-.i,i-i.-.(.v.-?YT
eimrt.-, glvl!.s ireie &d 9OlOa',VcJW v
.uib a reaKfU'' vie t,'iiinH .ai('wiali.'j
and pn vltiru ae,inniMi TSfl tnVti?!
1 .e be sullied by AnexUtt, aiiil'U..'5
f-Mrt., ,.li a csh"u -. M.WUOO'.'' JVss3g
i ir te Ainnriii.a. Jt 'Will eataMIfh, tfiS,
'U'Xt -i : Mmwoeommorou.l.centrci', and. fcatJ,3J
DfUUCtlfH in "cwigii en. jiu nuiuiiy yrt'xiv
. "in ! out intsresus. u wm uavfi me WrtftMSi
U-si Divm meaey r&vl'iir(iilBnuroiia r&vl'iir(iilBnureiia
IfKirKi t,nlT,?'-,','",isltreatiry aB0; raxry cu .
j .'isv h (ieu jiOr. ainfab) atl vrlll
a., .a Jac., a i&rj'j hw.:t or. the Credit
MeblUer system. It wlU advance f uads, essV '
.nAtMll-fft- lalaaiaiilia naLaala. Hvaw taawJ
pi-ITOUlvai autu jvwbb w u.aiiiias" , wiBai-rv
-. .... .-.1 Hri.BlrfjMl.M.ll.bt
par in uuuuujg uaa) atssstata saaia amaasw -;;
Tbe ayodleata wlU also take ever exashsaTS ;,'
telegraph Unas and have exeiaaive ngaa .lar,,;
fifty yeara te manipulate
v?y
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NSW TOBK, Aug. SU A preteaMSJaaU;;:
sneak Ulef osme te a suddea aad Ula I
it
lne-ehertly before 7 o'clock.
in tha amnlnf of Waist Bres., at Heb. a I
i, wki.A . am itiiaailaai ta,a aaaaaaif
aa niuw mww; a "a. "fill
rfiMAMMrf m mu Inalda Uia railltaap. aTBaM.Al
UMIMT..OT. MM a - - - j--i ,
lug Ue Intruder bad ae business thera fcaWl 1
qulekly looked Ue deer aad want far. &;-
nniinaunan. When Ua efllast- ssnasisd enY?-?
ii . .imn thn annnraiit thlaf atartaat Bar afcafj-
front of the bnUdlaa aad without hasttassaT ''d
nr.n- haul tnramest threaarh Ua ntaaB wsBaaf
i- a Ium. .in AnaaMn (bn vtaMLaMMr 'I "'.
.""". - m y-rrr' .. "rrrrw.-
impeeea urn uawin. auu mm hut aw -a-j-aa, j
wara en tne ansHeraa guam wsas was
..1 k,M kMa Imi twi STmi mm.'HmI
OUHlUn MM IWW W -.H. mm.mmmmj -
irem nis poaiuen, am ohm wbi suaaaa was-' ig
WSTUS Wiwueut uwnsg a vnana. aaaai
was idsnunsa ey inspeemc ajiasa aaaatep
as uat el jimmy mcimth. a rim aBasfs,,
profamienai tniat . ua taa emaara aaaawaa
thspremlsaaaoeafedarataof MaDaytttFil
found aad eapturad. Ha la kaewa, Ml I
poUeaaa"Rita." m?
--"fat iv
MeOatlgM Otetg tagUBBaljf
viotebia, b. u, Aug. um:
here Uat MeQarlgM haa
day s a guaat at a vtstena
rsgutaraa a aaar aa
gentleman who knewa
sible ter Us statsataat,
Qarigle aaUed yaataMai
uea for hebc raag.'
Harrtoea. Aaaater friend ef
oemaaBJed tha party, bat tt
te
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am nseraas esar.fed.-
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ltehmeat oeverlag tweaty aaraa t
tte Detroit rlvar tetew tte atti
meraiag. Less Pfa,em
wtu aatarawnoaaei
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wmmtmmu uiiumn
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