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VOLUME XXIII-NO. 307.
LANCASTER. PA., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31,1887.
PRICE TWO
Oaf i I M
ftaeuxgerai:'
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4 ht.sS;
THE BALLOON ASCENSION.
Ira-er. artaw ja a raattr aiuar
40 LAKBB BBAB aVCsaM.' BBBBW.
I wwa TretlMg Contests Tharadsy AlUmntX
AtMwlHM Vary Larae-Mere el Ik ataeel
Mat Kiklbll. ThelAre Made by UmI
Fsieiga Cmimmii re rremlama.
Tueeday alteraoea, Iheesoeadday et Ik
fair, closed meat successfully. The leading
attractions wsrs two spirited trotting contests
Md tbe balloon ascension by Prof. Klsg i
but during the intervals bet weM the races,
Md wall the big balloon wm balng laneled,
the tbouMeda 'or people In ettoadMee,
promenaded tha ground, taking n view of
the naagnlneant horses and nettle, tbeegrl
cultural ImplemMle and machinery, the
products of the foundry end, the letah Um
aft work of Iba lid Iaa, tha One work of tbe
mecbMles el vsrieus professions, Uia frnlla
Md flewara Md vegetables, tba fakirs Md
Ida Mew, Md tba tbeuaMde Md one
ether things te ba aaan at tba grant lair.
Tim TneTTinn bvknts.
There warn two iretUng evMls ena for
thrtemlnule Lancaster oeunty keraaa Md
Ika ether ler neraaa el tba 2,"e data, Tba
raeaa ware trotted In allarnata heat Tba
featurae el tba tbrea minute rnea warn the
ataady trotting Md fast time of tbawlnnar,
Lady Llahtloet tba vary clever call of Bessie
" K and Katia B, and tba nalaarnbla bmbbm In
whleb tbe elbar tbraa beraaa behavtd. Fol Fel Fol
lewlag la a summary :
K. H Maeaealcl .ni.rt a. at, Lady
Lbjbtfoet ..1 1 1
P. nnMaraatatsbr.ni.BM.laK l
Jeseph MeDtntolasaterab. m., station. ..s l a
W. if. LMdls eaters Mills B.... dial
J.L.tlatncbaawirib.a tean aln ey. dlU
A UreaT enters b (l.Jee II out.
Tuna-, U. !.
Tbaaaoendrnaafcir 235 neraaa fern puna
f WW wm morn laloteaUag. Asm the first
nan tbara warn aln atartera. A grant daal of
hm wan nnninanmniy apMl la Bearing in
nil tan Mala, Md altar repeated waralaeate
Um drlrara OeL Kdwarda aant Um hanaa off
with a rather bed start Thraaer fenrel tba
neraaa Uetlad wall together, Md thefiatea
el tba Ural baat wm n' vary oleaa
enn batwara Maek Md 'Btlile D
wHb Jake net hw off. Tba aaaend aant
waaalmeat n rapaUilea of Um flmt,aseapt
that Dalmont, wbe bad Ubarad badly all
along, ran Inte tba fanea jnat balew tba
Jadgaa' lUad, unaentad bla drlrar, and
draggad blm loraeoupla bundred yarda en
Um ereaa bar of tba aulky. If a raoevarad
alaaaatMd aavad hla dUlance by running.
It waa new atidant tbat Mack meld win
Just aa ba wanted tee. He took a lead at tan
beginning et tha third heat and wm never
overtaken,
following U n auinmary :
T. J.MIdaaibant.nb .Mlr. 1 1 1
Wiu.riM.nter.BHUe u.. t t i
A. I.. Ceuimlng. eulera blk. g., J.ka a 3 a
Broek l.aawlK. enter, b. , cbMic.llnr M 6 3
ft. W. kUU.ck enter, b. m., no.' 1'mh.i 4
C.J. Haine enter, br-n-tliatment... a edl.
run BALLOON ANcnnaieN.
ImmedUUly .tier tba men. the balloon an an an
oanales took plaee. Prel. Kleg'a balloon
The City el l.teaaater," tba mlUUen el
rnksb waa begun Monday afternoon nnd wna
eentlnued Tuaeday, wa flllad with gaa aeese
e before the fair manegere warn many rer
The prolaaaer talked about taking n nat-
ger along wllbbia Md fern Ubm there
ad te ba a chance for a double ansanalea,
ant the tee demanded by Um profenaer fft
anwaaapar bum nad nae ler My enn
ntaa aaatnl off the aapirMin, ana inn proiaa preiaa
ana want no alone.
TanaaMaaien waa a very pretty one and
nmiaandn without tbeallgbtaatiatena The
Bfofaaaer untied the cord tbat bald blm te
Um earth Md rote gracefully, but net
rapidly, amid tha plaedlta of tba
multitude, and ba wavtd backed bla
acknowledgment, an long na ba waa In eight
Tha balloon grew entailer Md smaller aa It
maanlgber and drifted ever tha city In n
aeathwasterly direction Md a Dally dlup.
yiwiad A telephone massage te the Iwtbl Iwtbl
LlenHCKH fiem Qusrryvllle aald tbat tha
balloon r'ssBil some four miles west el that
plana, and appeared te ba coming down near
awMUarner.
Prof. King returned te l.tucMter this
morning. He reports that ha bad a very
BtaaaMt Journey niter leaving the fair
grounds. lie drilled largely ft rat In n south
ern direction, Md alterwarda In southwest
direction towards McCtll'a Ferry, talk
ing te Um people en route. On nearlng tha
lerry he threw out ballast Md rose above the
Muffs which fringe both aides of the Saique
aannn which he crossed In a diagonal direc
tion. Going en aeme three miles further be
taadeen easy landing nt 6:15 in n Held of
tobaceo stubble en tha farm of Jehn Whlt
mtt, In liewer Obanoelerd township, Yerk
eeanty.
p. Clem Flaming, proprietor el tba "Jack"
hotel, accompanied by 1. W. Alien, followed
' the professor in n buggy and beaded him oft
near tbe point where he descended, Md na
alated blut la emptying tie balloon Md
Banking bla traps. They then leek him te
Um "Jack" where be wm furnished with n
aoed supper Md a night's lodging. Tela
aternlng Memre. Flaming nnd Allan took the
professor te McOall'e Ferry, Md across the
river at tnai point ee tee we can iw veiuas
kanad thence te Lancaster. Mr. Alias re.
IdMlnlAneaaterMd wmIb the neighbor neighber neighbor
aeod ea bnilneae at Um time.
TaeBrofeaeeraeya Um greatest height be
reaebedwM about two miles. The tempera
tare at tbat height wm unpleasantly oeld,
Md Um breath came from hla nostrils m It
does ea a frosty morning.
It hi of Interest te state that the great iorc ierc
aat, Doaetsea, who lest bla life la making a
Balloon ascension from St. Leuis, made m
aaaaaaten from Baltimore, about 1873, Md
leaded la a fleld adjoining the one la whleb
Prof. King unded ea Friday I Md that Prof.
Charles E. WlMMd bjaaen Jeba aoeom puled
by. M. Johneton, of Um iNTnLLionNenn,
who made m ascension from Centre Bquare,
Utia city, la the fall of 1874, Unded la n book,
wheat held In the aame township Md only a
MortdlstMee north el the spot where Prof.
King Unded,
N Prof. King will anke Methsr asoenslea
fttaa tan arir greunda en Friday.
7KB AT TBNDAMCB TO-DAy.
TaaeUMdMeaat um fair Increases greatly
day ey'day Md te-day Uts crowd te very
Urge. Barly this morning Uteoeuntryfolka
bmh poeMag late town Md they aoen
aterted for UM.park. The Lancaster Olty
Paaaenger raUwag eempany has better ar ar
rMgemante Um er before. They have
snaay mere enn Md trees 10 o'eleek te-day
bbUI a lata hour thin afternoon alt these leav
lag OMtre Square were peeked with oeepte.
'Jaonmndaef folks walked tn Uie grenada
aad mMyetnere mat eat by saBibnMs,
h. in paepta asem te lean area!
la the fine exhibit Md aU Meat
Beeldas Um raeea. wbleh are
I the beat of the week, UUaltaraeM
UMMMaeaaaaeBtaBJ,iawaiM im Jtetae.
TUle,Kaylewa atid QerdeavUle aaada an
Jtla aeUered by all that te-morrow wUl ha
aha biggest day of Um week by htuai
ItemMiiM erewd of people hi eipietid. a
aasMBUtralawlUbeniaQvar from Reading
m BMBMralag aad H will telag abeat l,eW
eraaeaaa'a rixs xxbibit,
W. P. areaher, nwt dt Oe., denlera la agrt.
ajatlagal JjaftMBSeBam tasraaBnananUsV gaaavm Agx
MvaUMlesaawt an aaeat farMi whlhelef
aoeMUMlrUaaetiM gaanaiwh -
ettwteUMAb)fcilBllallir Irngmy, MkjaxJey
aaj' Mw 7r"TaC T"I "PH warns"
BwsfaW sH sPewawfc waW neftwayawf W aaswaMataBwaawamwaamwai
ta Oblenga, Is wamaled te raa m eetyMd
te lent m long m My ether hlad of baggy la
aes; It la a etyltah vehicle Md finished hMd
namely la My eoler, aad oeate only from
190 te 1100. Tha Messrs. Hpreener Intend
ataklag It a specialty, m Uey did enme years
ego UieBtndebaker wagon, which la new no
popular aad of which they have ea hand atx
or eight elaea. Among their ether exhibits
ereBecker'a washers, thetllghleet running
ataehlaae la the market) rsrrlgeralera of
yerlene patterns ; Um " Reef," Oliver" Md
"KoeaomH" plows j the "Solid Oomfert"
sulky plow i the " Kasy Cart," tbat oeate but
S5 Md ef.whleh Uiey have sold no tbla saaaeai
Um double-row com plsnter, tbst piMts two
rows of corn at a Ume; tba Ideal" feed mill
aad power combined, which will grind from
12 te 18 bushels or corn per hear, either
ahetled or ee the ceb: the new "Reet"
eaeUer that shells 00 bashela of corn per hour;
the "AmerleM" trait dryer the "Crown"
grain drill aad deeeae of ether useful farm
Implamenla. In the main building the
Bereeaern have baby Md dell carriages, ex
press wagena, velocipedes, Uielr etoek eon
Mining ever 100 varletlea Irem which te
ealacr.
STOVE", BANOBS, HBATRRN, AC.
Tbeeshlblteef FilnnA Ilrenemsa attract
much attention. They oenslst of n large col
lection of ranges, cook stoves, parlor stoves,
epaa gratea, oil stoves, heaters, agate Iren
ware, lead nad Iren pipe, Ae., Ac The most
attractive article they have ea exhibition la
Um "Mew Bub" rMge, a oeoklng apparatus
made en a different prlnelple from sny
bow In use. The even Instead el
being cleaad with air proof deem te "keep
the beat In " has perforated iron doers " te
let Um beet out." The Inside el the deer la
eevered with a fine wire muse, Md strange
m It may appear, the even, thua exposed le
the air ena be made hotter than ether ranges
will make It with tightly closed doers, Md
WhM Um even te het enough te bake bread
or roast beef Um stovepipe la no cool that e
bsm cm bear bla hud en It 1 The feet In the
heat laateed of going np the chimney la by the
aoMBUfle construction of the range end
aa Ingenious arrangement of the 11 uea thrown
late the even. The range requires It at fuel
than asms nth ere, aad awing te tha gause gause
eevared oven-doers, a tan-pound roast of
beef, together with lei Juices, will weigh nine
pounds when roasted, whereas, If roasted In
the ordinary range It will shrink te aevan
pounds i Se basting or turning around of
Um roast la required la the even of the
"New Hub." The meat la Just put In, the
perforated deer la closed end net opened
agala nnUl the meat la roasted.
The "New Hub "Is tired up and In fnll
blast among Fllnn A lirenemsn's exhibits.
II te la charge of Mr. V. O. areene, agent for
the manulacturers, Smith A Antheny Hteve
Oa, Bovtea, Mass., wbe will gle full In
formation regarding Its nwj merits. Fllnn
A Breneman are sole agenta for Its aale In
tan caster city and oeunty.
HT8INMAN it CO.'S FIStR KXIIII1IT.
Geerge M. Htelnmen A Ce. have en exhi
bition a very large aunaber of the latest Md
bast stoves, ranges, beaters, grates, Ac, Ac.,
aetwoefwhloh are alike. Una et Um best
nad nsnst altrantlve la Um Uueea Esther"
range, with copper boiler and brass pipe ooa eoa oea
aeoUoaa complete. 1 1 la easily musged Md
does Its work perfectly. The brain Md cop
per eoaaecUeM were nude by Ueerge
Bennett, a practical plumber, than
whom there are none better. The
" Peaa Royal " square double parlor
healer, one of the latest and most Improved
beaters yet Introduced, Is worthy of special
attention. It Is a email feeder Md a power
ful heeler, end baa given complete let It fac
tion wherever Introduced. Other beaters
displayed by Htetnmsn A Ce. are the "Artist,"
the "Granite," the "Pleasant Heme," ell of
whleb are warranted te de their work well.
The "Peerless" open urate, the "Stelnmsn'
cook end range Md ether standard exhibits,
Tba Conqueror" cellar beater, aa tta name
Implies, has no superior, Is very economical
In the expenditure of fuel Md Is easily man.
aged. Menree's patent atone ware lined
refrigerators, a great Improvement en the old
styles, Is en interesting feature of Htelnmsn
Oa's exhibit, m ere also the "Jewell"
Bosten refrigerators, of which a great number
nave been sold In Ltneaster and have never
failed te give satisfaction.
A. C. KKPLKH'N FURMACKS, BAMUKS, Ad,
The exhibit efaV. C. Kepler, the North
Quem atreet hardware dealer, te a very at
tractive one. At the heed or the Hat of hie
entries ataeda the Novelty" furnace, a steel
cased beater tbat has taken many premiums,
and te considered by many experta te be the
beat heater In the market. Mr. Kepler aeld
20 of them last year Md the pretpect te tbat
be will sail mere tbla year. The "Novelty"
te a fuel aaver end n great heater, Md a eoere
of purchasers In Lancaster bear testimony te
Its excellence. Among many ether exhibits
by Mr. Kepler we have only room te men.
tlen the " Crown" beating stove, the "Al "Al
tena" range, Md Alexander'e celebrated
leather belting. A great variety of cook
stevsa, ranges Md parlor stoves make up the
Kepler exhibit
OARHIAOXS, OOAOUKS, l-UAETOJIS, AC.
Edward Edgarley has a very beautiful dis
play et vehicles, oecupylog the entire east
side el the building devoted te that depart
ment. He bM ninety feet or the building
floored end handsomely carpeted end in this
spoon he ahewe the following vehicles : A
one-man no-top buggy, painted In carmine
with green lase trimmings j aTlmkln aide bar
top buggy, painted blaek; a cabriolet with plat
form gear, with trimmings et cloth Md goat
akin Md ellver mountings, i a no-top Hurry,
silver mounted, finished la blaek ; a coupe
roekaway, oleaed, with etlk eurtalaa, green
oieta trimmings, roaeweoa meuiaings; a
oleaed pbyslcUn's carriage, with Franch
plate front Md aide glasses t an extension
top Barry, very aeat, with ellver lamps Md
mountings ; a cabriolet extension top pbw pbw
ten, ellver mountings Md fenders ever
wheels ; a MeCaal wagon -with orange ool eol oel
ored running gears ; a dump aeat carriage
finished la Maek ; m elliptic-spring, square
box top boggy, made te order for 811m
Wright, Tery finely finished i a Burry buggy
la the weed, unfinished. All et Mr. Ed
gerly'a vehicles will bear the closest Inspsc
Uea, Md Burny favorable oemmeau are
made by visitors,
O. ,W. KUUm exhibits a Jump-seat car.
rtege of the latest style t a falling top pbwtea
finely nateaed ta blaek j a Coming buggy of
latest etyle, Md a one-nun wagon that
watgbBleaetbM 100 piraad. Mr. KUltea'a
vehlelea are all of first elaee workmanship.
HMry Nelly exhlblblta two Jump seat ear
riagetjOBOefthemflnlahed la carmine Md
the ether la black a failing-top buggy; a
depot wagon t Nelty'a patent barouche cert
with round O springe. This vehicle te of
novel design, the first of Um kind ever made.
It te a very easy riding cart, with a dash Md
lasy bask atteebed. It te hMdaemely tin
toned la carmine.
Geerge Weber exhibits four finely finished
vehicles la his department. They are a lata
etyle Corning, painted dark greM with car
same atripe i a market wagon with pattat
fifth te make abort turns, palated redHd
fiaely atrlaed i a Jump-seat earrlage t aMo aMe
Oaal wwjm, flalahad wHh eanalae geu Md
black atripe. Mr. Weber te m aoeompltohed
aeanhamlth aad deea all bla ewb : smith work.
r, Hartatyer axblblte a BbermM read earl,
by um BbermM mom ueri
BMy, of Oeld water, Mich. It te a very
nawkfaartaad bm a peculiar attaenmMt
tbat aeakw it auajat ImaeaalbleaarUM driver
tetoMhteeeet, ltBMeaauBtely ao"bone
awawan last M mm ealy earl buut that
sjeeMwaMeawaawsM that aeeara tnm Iaa
awflaefthwaawM aveaaaM ease ef Mm
awafcwiiMswBBT tawaglaakalM.
i osnaknnenvaa'. tmMmmmmm mm aMI k, enni
reed by the winner frea the graad etead to
morrow afterneea at I roleehMd tha A J.
MeGnan prise for the best map of the pleae
uredrlVM will be awarded te the wlaaer at
the aame Ume.
The Judges el tbeeevenldepartaMBMheve
bOM working vlgllMUy Md auay of them
have finished their books Md Maouneed
thekrawarda. They will ell be published la
MMlNTRLLKIKHuaR.
2 TBM HAND CONTEST.
The bMd contest for the M) comet, offered
by Kirk Johnsten A Ca, leek place el eae
o'clock. The three contestants were the
Maytewe, Kolhavllle Md Paradise bMde,
each of which played two aalectlena. The
Judges were Preta, Mats Md Kavlnakk
They ewarded the cornet te the May ten a
bMd Md gave the Kethavllle bMd second
place. The Maytown bMd will be employed
by the fair durlag Tbnraday Md Friday.
wmm amdBft,BM mvbbbb.
Additional KrMeaes TMI May Htle te nave
Joassea N.ek.
A adw piece of evldenee favorable te
Samuel Jehnsen, the colored man bow lying
la the Medlajall under sMtenee of death for
the murder of Jehn Hbarpiess, wsa lekea In
Medle en Tuesday by tba counsel for the
prisoner. It wm In the nature et the deposi
tion of a colored man named Abraham Gaa
kin, n stevedore, for whom tne defense have
been looking for n toeg time, and who came
forward voluntarily te testify. His state
ment wm taken under oath before Squire
Nicholas Walter, of Media, and the witness
wss subjected te the commonwealth's cross cress
examination. Tbe deposition corroborates almost wholly
the testimony of Gus Meverhett, the keeper
et the notorious Bull's Pen, nt Klgbth end
Lembard streets, Philadelphia, who bad
sworn tbst Jehnsen, whom he identified,
wea la bla place several times en tbe Bundsy
November 22, 1835, en which tbe peaceful
old Quaker farmer was killed, and tbe last
Ume Just m Gus wsa taking down his shut
ters te open up en Monday morning, n per
formance usually gene through with down
la tbe purlieus of Lemberd end Alsskn Just
m tbe state house bell chimes of midnight
ItwMMMeyerheft swore, at this time
that Jehnsen csme In and get a beer and paid
ler It with a five-dollar geld piece, Uaakln,
wbe came from Baltimore ea November 21,
1885. by a beat, Md arrived In Philadelphia
en Sunday morning, and who wm n patron
of Gus, aaya he paid blm several visits tbat
day, tbe last one about midnight, as Gua wm
opening up. A colored man, whom Gus
called Jehnsen, and whom ha aald he bed
only met this morning, came In Md called
for a beer Md paid for It with a five-dollar
Sold piece, which MejorheU changed. Gas
In described his clothing, the night, and
fixed the (lute and date and was unabaken
by cress questioning. He did net, however,
Identity tbe prisoner In tbe Medle Jail when
taken In there by the ceunsel4 and Diitrlct
Attorney, and n score or mere negre prison
ers, emeng whom there waa net a profound
dlflsrenep, were passed In review before him.
Messrs. Cummins and Koblnaen, counsel
for Jehnsen, have forwarded the Uaakln de
position te the beard of pardons, and feel tbat
it greatly strengthens tbe value of their sf ter
discovered evidence through the man's oer.
roberatlon.
Hlnee tbe second burning of tbe barn of
Ueerge Hbarpiess in Iewer Providenes he
is m oreinw or roe isie j enn nnarpiaea s
aveas - a-Ma-MM. tnMe.ave beea revived
In tha neighborhood of tbe crime, ail of
which point te ethers than tbe present con
vict m the suspected Hbarpiess murderer.
Tewneend Hbarpiess, a kinsman of Jehn,
wbe keeps a store st Wstervllle, It te said bM
received threatening anonymous letters,
which have been given ever te tbe district
attorney, bnt wbe hss net published them.
Many respectable farmers in Upper and
Lewer Providence believe that there are
mysterlee In this noted case which tbe dis
trict attorney might unravel If be would
aummen the rlgbt parties before him or
Eursue tbe clue already developed, which
ave been laid aside since Jehnsen wss con
victed.
Mail Ittuere tbe Henes
Agent Ityrnea telegraphed yesterday te the
commissioner of Indian affairs tbat tbe Col Col
orado forces held 300 Indian horses, which
the cowboys were breaking for their own
use, end that two thousand sheep and large
herds of goats had also been abandoned by
tbe Indians. In reply Commissioner Atkins
directed blm te preveut unlawful encroach
ments en tbe reservation In which the mili
tary would a-t-il.t him and te collect and re
store property abandoned by tbe Indiana
Tbe following la a copy el Acting Secretary
Muldrew'adUpatch te Governer Adstns, of
Colerado :
"Agent Byrnes, of tbe Uintah Md Oulsy
agency, reports thst Majer Leslie bM taken
possession el 300 bead of Indian heraea that
were grazing en tbe public landa near tbe re
servation line. That be cerraled them at
Rsngely, and would bold until certain In
dians were delivered up te blm. 1 am di
rected by tbe president te request that yen
take ell proper measures te deliver these
heraea te Agent Byrnes. Agent Byrnes will
be directed te take possession of tbe aame for
tbe Indians sa seen a arrangements are made
for their delivery.
'Islse respectfully ask you te co-operate
with Agent Byrnes in collecting the sheep,
goats Md ether property et theee Indiana,
with a view or restoring tbe eame te them ea
the reservation,"
What Commissioner Lttil.r Bars.
Commissioner Littler waa questioned at
Springfield, Illinois, en Menusy night, In
regard te the refusal of Judge Field's court
te grant the order te compel Leland Stan
ford te answer certain questions in the Paclfie
railroad Investigation. He aald: "Tbe de
cision, as I understand it, will restrict the
commission in the further prosecution of Its
Inquiries Inte the expenditure of money ter
the purpose of corruptly Intlusnclng state
and federal leglaletlen. Se far aa 1 eaa aee,
no ether effect will fellow from It The
commissioners will have full power te pro pre pro
eeed with the taking of evidence upon every
question mentioned in the act creating the
oemmlaeion."
A Man Mown te rues,
A twenty-two horse power boiler exploded
at Kane A Kyan'a boiler werka In Bradford,
Pa, en Tuesdsy afternoon, partially wreck
ing a large warehouse, James A. Kane, one
of the proprietors, waa blown te nieces. Md
M empleye named Godfrey eeverely burned
by escaping steam. Tbe boiler waa being
tested, Md tbe explosion la thought te have
resulted from the use of m lmperiect steam
gauge. i
OUmsntllua; VMk Dams.
from the Hanlsburg Call.
Fish Wardens Krause and Melaenhelter,
wbe nave been up the Juniata river for ever
forty miles, tearing eat fish darns Md notify,
tog fish pirates of their determination te m m
ferce the law, returned home yesterday.
They stated tbat they have destroyed ever
thirty dams, levelled them completely te Um
bottom of the river. They met aeme opposi
tion, bat when tbev Informed the owners of
these traps that tbe Dab wardra would keep
a atrlet watch ea them end aue them for
every violation of the law, they had no
farther trouble while at work.
A Baavy Pavasat
County Treasurer Grlder went te Harris
burg en Tuesday Md paid te State Treasurer
Quay HO.O0O en account of the poraenal sUte
tax aue irem LMOMter oeunty te the atate.
He also paid ever f212 ea eoeouat et U
OMaes oeUeoted alnee the last paymMt te the
Veld the Oeets,
Geerge Leber, Martla Funk Md Charles
Lelblsy, the thrae young men arrested ler
drnnkMBeas Md disorderly conduct ea
Mini in atreet ea Friday evMleg, ware beard
ea Tuesday evralag by Alderaua Bpurrler.
They were discharged npea the payment of
Ttewsvs Asesiaiea.
The oeurt te-day appointed Mi
KmMael Keller, A. C. Hyua aad A. 0. Ken-
lervtowentAaassMdeaugeste the lead of
awarlfi Pea, TnmllaeM, wateh tha ally yew.
yaswiaisfeaamrtawejrhM teaaawvaasnT af
STATE DEMOCRATS CONVENE.
blamcb uram tma mi bib jeaw bm
MOBB TMB MMtttB.
Tne OenvaaUea Opts, a Neea-Hea. Ueerge
a. rest gtieeted esTsmpsrery eaeirmas,
Bla ftpeeefc en Mate aad resets!
gatdeats-A Masses TMen.
Ar.t.KHTewN, Pa, Aug. 3L The morning
of tbe Democratic atate oeaventtoa broke
falTMd beautiful hereMd It exhibit, about
as much doubt as wm mMlfeated Isvt night
It wm rumored this morning that Cengreav
ma Beott had aald there was only a shadow
ofdlflerenes between Kendall Md bimeelf
en the tariff question Md that there waa
every probability et a compromise being
reeched. Later ea It wm glvm eat that
Beott would make the contest te be the
ehalrmM ea tbe oemmltue ea reeolutlena.
Tee divergence of thtssrnmeiB Mewe hew
llttlseaa be safely etetedM te the outcome
oftheeonvMUon until the time of meeting
of the eemattUe ea resolutions. One of
Singerly'e lieutenants ssys that their eide la
prepared te tight out the tariff oentest ea the
fleer of the convention.
It te remarkable hew many noted Demo Deme
crate of tbe elate ere bow In Allsntewn,
There te scarcely a Pennsylvula Democrat
of My atate or naUenal reputation who te net
present Everything te still at aes ee far aa
the CMdldataa are concerned. The friends
of Judge McLsm, of Adams oeunty, are ac
tively pressing his claims, m also are these of
J. Bess Thompson, et Erie. It loeka m
though these two would be the leading can
didates In tbe first ballet for supreme Judge,
Furtnsn Sheppard and Geerge M, Dallas, of
Philadelphia, are both out of the fight Md
It te doubtful If tha Quaker City will have a
oandldalefer treasurer, though there te en
undercurrent of eenUment for Henry B.
Franks for that position.
it cexvitnr.
The convention wm celled te order prompt
ly at 12 o'clock by Dallas Sanders, chairman
of the state committee. The sight wm e
most Inspiring one, the opera beuse being
well filled with delegable Md the gallsrlee
crowded with spectators. The convention
was opened with prayer by Rev. Dr. A. O. J.
Debbs, of Allsntewn, after which the roll
wm called by Secretary Danoebewer. There
were 308 delegates Md no contested eeeta
were announced.
Hen. Jehn B. Storm, of Menree, named
Hen. Geerge A. Pest, of Susquehanna, for
temporary chairman. Tbe nomination et
Mr. Pett wm seconded by ex-Mayer Leftus,
ofSeranton, Md Peet wm chosen by acclama
tion. Mr. Pett In taking tbe chelrreferred te
the high honor accorded te him In hla selec
tion m presiding officer ever ee Intelligent
and patriotic a convention.
He said there waa no room for bosses In
tha Democratic party ; tbat the party fellows
principles. They tell us our party te In e
atate of decay. If this grand gathering of
the Democracy te a sign et decay and disinte
gratien, Ged speed tbe work of decay. The
partyhad every reason te be of geed cheer.
lattBawenomtnaatiiHebotsB. ralllenm I it
governor, wbe premised the peoele a faithful
admlnlatratlen, and when Pattison retired
from tbe chair he had the respect and
admiration of all citizens of Pennsylva
nia, Tbe. Democratic party had noth
ing te de with the Jugglery that re
sulted in tbe defeat of the state rev
enue bill. In the Federal administration
under Cleveland we have had an era of pros
perity unexampled," The president's con cen con
alderauen for the wounded aeldlera of the
late war waa referred te In euloglatle terms.
Theiapesker wm enthusiastically applauded
and when Cleveland's name wm mentioned
there waa a tempest of cheering.
It was agreed te send all tariff resolutions
te the resolutions committee without debate
One member. It wm sgreed, should represent
each Mnaterial district respectively en the
committees en resolutions and organizations.
The roll of these wm then called. Mr. Mann,
of Allegheny, moved tbat when the conven
tion adjeurna it adjourn te meet at 3:30
o'clock. Mr. Handall moved te amend by
fixing the Ume at 4 o'clock. A vote abewed
uncertainty, and finally tbe Randall amend
ment wm withdrawn Md the convention took
a recest nnUl 'iise p. m.
Immediately en adjournment the commit
tee en reeolutlena assembled la the court
house, Mr. William L. Scott wm made
chairman, and a sub committee of six
wm eppelnted by the chair te prepare
a report ter the conalderaUea of the
general committee, which te te meet in
an hour. The eubeemmlttee oenslsted of
W. L. oett, cbairmM ; Samuel J. Kendall,
ex-Governer Curtln, Rebert E. Wright, S. T.
MeaiMa j. u. worm. Tbla bnu that two
platforms will be submitted te Um conven
tion end that the dgbt will be en the fleer.
Afragea'eCpaet.
Thte morning Jehn Tanker, who te em
ployed by Jehn F. Hslnltsh, wm delivering
a lead of paints in tbe Klghth ward. At the
corner of Fremont atreet and Cottage avenue
he attempted te tarn when his wagon waa
upset Md the lead dumped into the atreet
Tuckei eentped uninjured, Md lttUe Pete
Teggert, who wm with him In the wagon,
wm badly frightened. The hone made no
attempt te gat away Md but little damage
wm done.
A Premlaeut Man Drowned.
The dead body of leeae Horten, of North
East, wm found Meating in the bay at Erie
en Tuesdsy. He came Irem North East te
witness a game of bail last Friday and fell
overboard en Friday evening. Mr. Horten
wni prominent lumberman in Kik county,
wm a merchant in North East fifteen years
and durlag the past two years was postmaster
et that plaee, Hen. Alfred Short, hla son-in-law,
wm called home from the convention at
Allentown.
Qraad Army Men Divided.
It te understood that Pension Commis
sioner Black has prepared a aeries of resolu
tions which he will present at the reunion of
the U. A. R. In St Leuis. They are a bitter
denunciation et the course el Tuttlsand Fair
child, Md will virtually amount, it adopted,
te an expulsion or the as men from the organ ergan organ
ItaUen. General Black will present them or
ese that they shall be presented, and If they
shall net be adopted a large number of Dem
ocrats of the East will withdraw.
A Probable KUopemsat.
Kulpavllle, a hamlet in the interior of
Montgomery oeunty, te enjoying aa elope
ment eenaaUen. Last Sunday night Annie
Weed went with her sister te eburcb, but
net te worship, for arriving at the
church deer Annie bade ber alater go
insiae, saying ane weuta aneruy louew, in
alead of keepii
ping ber promtee wltb her alater
Annie presumably kept a prevleua promtee
with ber lever, Heward Wagner, who hM
been paying attention te her for aeme Ume
In eptM of tbe objection el Mr. and Mrs.
Weed. Beth Annie Md ilewsrd bavedtoep bavedteep
peered m completely as II (he earth had awal awal
lewed them.
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TaeylasalttAdles.
William Beas Jr., Geerge Miles, HMry
Louche, H. Zecher, Frank Fltagerald Md
Jaoeb Garlach have beea arrested Md held
by Alderman Plakerten for a Bearing. They
are charged with intuiting ladlM m they
peat along Mulberry atreet,
astlgaasMt.
Kltee Flatter Md wife, et Leeoeek tewaablp,
made aa asalgamMt te day for the baaaat af
oredltere te Jataa K. Eaby, et IatateemM.
sad vatiasata,
ave beM awarded tha
ewaBwaalwT aw) aWvat
Vai
MywaetRatalOBBava
liar MM
MVLtmm ntBBA mmvaa faunae).
m Vlvtea's OessBMy DsMghl a tjeed-
Mssd AMteeee-Uar laitta" Tease Vn.
Fultea opera ueaes wm opened far the
season last erMlag. The exteaalve im im
prevemMte bmi ea Um walla Md wood
work were much admired by the audleaee of
five hundred gathered there te Mjey ear
JeaatbM.". ladeed, one oeuld net avoid re
marking the neetaeas Md btUllMcy of
everything la view.
la the outline of ' Oar JenalhM " the pro pre
gramme VMtured Um aadtoece would be
laughing during the first act, eersamiag the
second Md yelling the third. It ceald net
help de otherwise. Aa glvea last year by
Moere A VlvUa'a cemrany the play wm In
teresting, but slaee It was pruned end e big
ImprevemMt la noticeable. Wm. Moere m
Jonathan provoked laughter by hie every
action j hla Jokes were frae from aseld, Md
hie typical YMkMdemeMerwaaperfeet. He
had te respond te moetm for his staging aad
dMetag, Mr. Moere te earning Um repatatlea
of a graet comedian. Belle Vlvtaa, preUy
Md of graceful moUea,aaramed the character
of ntttina very welt Her etaglag Md
dMelng were heartily applauded. Jcstpb
Redmond, the villain Md offiear of Um day,
Mether ImpertMt character, d nerves praise
for his effective work. Tbe remaining mem
here of the east filled their parts aoeeptably.
Tbe Fulton Optra our JVeramm, pub
lished by F. B. Trout A Ca, te a neet paper i
the edvertlaemente are attractive, mid tbe
reeding matter te the kind It abeuld contain.
TbeM distributed last evening were earning
money for advertisers. Lett evMtng'ewM
the first number of the new paper Issued aad
Bade a very favorable lmprcsilen. The pro
prietors Intend making It a very readable
paper by publishing the latest theatrical newa.
Base Ball Raws.
The Lesgee games yeaterdsv were : At
Philadelphia t Philadelphia 4, Pittsburg 1 ;
at New Yerk : New Yerk 2, indlMepetla 0 ;
at Bosten : Detroit 9. Bosten 3 : at Wash
ington : Washington 7, Chicago L
The Association games were : At Cincin
nati : Cincinnati?, Athletic 2 ; at St Leuis :
St Leuis 7, Brooklyn 4 ; at Cleveland :
Baltimore 8, Cleveland 2 ; at Louisville :
Louisville 23, Mats 5.
Tbe New Yerk club bM released Tem
Deaaly, um catcher.
McLaughlin hss done very poorly en sec
ond for Philadelphia In games thst he played.
The Philadelphia elnb bM aterted a very
bed practlcAthat of playing exhibition games
wltb ether League clubs.
The Infield et tbe Philadelphia club bM
been badly broken up this season and It la
seldem tbe seme In two auoeesslve games.
Ne Kfldeaee Agatast Thtm.
Last evening Frank SuIUvm Md William
Delaney, the men who were arrested near
tbe fair grounds beMUseSpectel Officer Bums
Md Constable Wlttlck, or Columbia,
ImMined that they were thimble riggers,
had a hearing Itefere Alderman McCoaemy.
There waa no evldenee against the men be
yond tbe fact that nut abells, each Mere need
by thimble riggers, were found npen them.
The men told a very straight story Md aald
that they had oeme hare te eell lemonade at
tbe fair. Tbe alderman discharged them,
During bin confinement la the station beuM
Sullivan had several hemorrhages aad snf
terea censiasrsbiy.
A meeting et the fire committee of ceuncile
wm held en Tuesday svenlng. A resolution
wm passed prohibiting the use In the future
of eny of the city fire Mglnes for pumping
out cellars c-treanhea, -.-
The oemmlltee also decided te pat ettgtee
Na 4 out of service. At the tire en Tuesdsy
morning It sprang a leak. The committee
are of tbe opinion that It te in tee dangerene
a condition te use. At the meeting of coun
cils next Wednesday evening it will be de
cided who te te repair the engine.
Committed Fer TrlaL
Jehn Hoever, the boy hone thief, wm
heard this morning by Alderman Barr, ea
three charges. Levi Blckbart,ef near Millers
vllle, appeared aa the prosecutor, and the
charges preferred were tbe steeling of his
horse, the larceny of the buggy and barneasa
and cruelly 111 treating and abasing the horse
by ever-driving. All three osees were
returned ter trial. The charges against hla
brother Geerge, growing out of the same
transectien, were dismissed, ss be wm sent te
the Heuse or Ketage en Tuesdsy.
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An luuraece Company Besd.
A. J. Ksuffman, attorney for James Par
sons, of Philadelphia, thte morning entered a
an It in the court or oemmon pleM against the
Commonwealth Mutual Fire insnraaee com
pany whose head quartern are at Columbia.
Mr. Parsons' beuse en Sutherland avMne
between Christian and Carpenter streets, wm
damaged by fire te the amount of f 111.90, last
November, and tbe company for aeme reason
bM refuted te pay the less Md thte ault te the
result
Mann Ltltere.
Mtes Alice Ewms te spending a abort time
with relatives in Waynesboro.
Mr. Welter Baesmaa bM returned from an
extended vacation la New Yerk state and
Canada. He bM been enjoying the geed
fortune et being received by the leading
musicians In New Yerk city.
Mtes Callle Celeman, of Harrteburg, te
Visiting in this cily.
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A Cariesity.
Jehn F. Echternacb, proprietor of the Ore
vllle hotel, found while taking potatoes from
his garden two tubers, one el them ae large
Ma ben's egg, grown between .the wtree at
tached te the neck et a broken beer bottle.
Its cnrieua growth hM surprised all who
have eeen It, and It will be added te the many
attractions at the county fair.
8traea and Killed by a Train.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Jamea Wlxen, of
Fall River, Mass,, Md her Bister, Mrs. E. D.
Stanten, while driving te Onset bey were
atroek by a train en the Old Colony railroad.
Mrs. Wlxen wm instantly killed Md Mrs,
Stanten seriously Injured.
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An Issana Weman Cremates Uerseir.
Mrs. Bele Feely, en Inane inmate of the
Cleriea county Jail, wm cremated In ber cell,
the result of a fire she had kindled with peptr
tern from the walla Tbe tlamea oommunl eommunl oemmunl
eated te her clothing Md before assistance
srrlvsd her limb wm burned te e crisp. Mrs,
Feely seemed te have sought death by tbla
horrible method, einee aba told the none In
attandanee tbat she WMted te die.
Case Dlsmlated.
Jaoeb Miles, charged with surety of tbe
peace Md disorderly conduct, wm te have
bera heard before Alderman Deen last
evMlng. The prosecutor wm Harry M.
Sbaub Md after he Md Miles had a talk the
case wm dismissed npen payment of eesta.
A Bpeeakater.
from tbe Washington Critic
What'a your buabMd doing new T"
He'aaapeculater."
" Indeed T What la T"
"Ob. things la gMeral. He Just alia
around and Data ia hie time aneeBlathaa
ebeut the publle debt Md Um dletMMef Um
bub me a oea't aaew want au."
Twe pet Besta.
Thte meralng Uie Mwrtebarg Express,
which arrlVM bera at 8:W erer the PMwyl-
VMte railroad, lad two het bexaa. TMtrala
wm delayed fiftiM mlaaua tot oeaseqaeaoe.
Tha KabUbteh tribe bm defeated tte
dervtehw tot the Beggara oenatry, JcgyPh
I uuhw LaM ef theem. The Abyss la tone ara
I BwKaMHVsinu7ew
I Tw 51e Irary akja art l vM m atttl
PLAtiB9 MBBB rVLBt,
The
Btieete DBftsared and assay rieperir-
O wests I JarM fey Them.
AroreeefmMbavebeMetworklbreeme
days pteattng poles for;the fire alarm wlrte,
Md m Um work te for tha elty ear toag teag
enfferlng eltixtas nave felt eeaetralaed te
submit, bat la many eaaea there ere com
plaints of the earstees placing of the poles.
Messrs. Hear A MeNabb, who were already
afnioted with eae pole, Md thought they
had their ahere, say that the new eae wm
placed se oleseegalnat a terra oetla pipe thst
WhM the frost oemes Um pipe will probably
be broken. Mr, Charlee K Leeker, druggist,
pointed ent that the pole en hla sidewalk
wm placed alx Inches In from the cuib,
where the room for pesters-by wm already
very narrow, owing te the projecting steps of
the adjoining property. Mr. Jehn P.
Behaum had a pole en tbe corner between
two crossings and the new pole wm drlvM
dote aside el It He suggested that they
had better drive a few mere Md he would ba
fenced off Irem the atreet Mttreiy. Mr.
Behfuss, of the Union hotel, en the oernerct
Chestnut snd Chrlitlsn streets, asked that
the pole be placed ten feet from the point
selected ea his sidewalk, as It wenld be very
much la the way where It was, bat he wm
told that they would pat It where they were
ordered te Md he oeuld net prevent them.
The pole gang could choeee no batter pUn
for adding te the popular feeling against
tbla palisading of the public highway with
unsightly dead weed.
that Lemam mitn cab p.
A Largs Attendance en tbe Opealag Oar The
leUttr. Who Ara T.nilee;.
Rawlimsvillr, Aug. 30. Te-dsy wm a
busy tlmeal the Rawllnavllle eampmeetlng
ground. All day long teams were running
te and from the ground, hauling furniture
and provlalena for tenters. It retained one
of the streets of Lancaster about April 1st
There are fifty-one tents en tbe ground Md
ell net yet up. Rev. Oexen, et Boehms,
Smythe, of Quarryvllle, Brady, of Fulton,
Md Reed, of Mount Nebo, Md Mr. MeMlckle
are tenting en the ground. The camp was
formally opened at seven o'clock this even
ing by Presiding Rider Wm. Swindells, In a
few earnest Md appropriate remarks, after
which was aang by tbe cbelr "Praise Ged
Frem all Blessings Flew." Rev. Swindells
MBennced the opening hymn" Reck of
Ages uiert for Me." After this hymn
prayer was offered by Rev. W. M.MeMlckle.
Quite a large number of people were pres
ent; snd there ara a number from Lancaster
city, some or whom are tenting en the
ground. The tents sre formed In a square
around the atand wltb an avenue running
east, which Is the entrance te the camp. Tbe
beet of order prevailed last evening, Md
everything premises for a successful camp.
In addition te the ministers above noted
wbe are there are Keve, Bsm ford, or Oxford;
Vincent Md Edwards, of Philadelphia, The
opening aermen will be preached at 10 o'clock
te-morrow by Rev. Brady, of Fulton. At 3
p. m. Rev. W. L. Edwarda will preach.
Short sddreseee were made by RevaCexM,
McMIckle, Brady, Bamford Md ctbera. The
addresses were Interspersed with eleemat
mnsie by the choir.
By te-morrow evening the camp will beta
fall blast
Bew Ptlsa wichters Ware aesamed.
A limited prize fight took placer! V.nll V.nll V.nll
oekeet the early hour el one o'clock Tu.-J j v
asetwiagk The dag wm pitched 'jntltr an
eleotrie light ta Iaa aaaas aarsetaf, Iho town.
Md Geerge Smith, snEngUahmau, M r;
Degaun, aa Irishman, stepped tc (o-ettie
ueld grudge. Beth men had p-Aviciu."
mM In a saloon, Md they had agreee te fiiib't
the grudge eat, according te prize tic
rules, Each mM weighed iOOpeumn. 8lx
teen reunda were fought, and l-.;,s uien
ware horribly beaten. When theaeenlcni!i
round wm called DegmM'a wife put la .a
appearance, dressed in ber nlgbt CoUiet.
She carried a brick in each hMd, aid t'ttent
Med te brain tba first mM who should urut
the fight te go en. Tula put a step e tLe
bloody batUe, Md tbe figbteta were carried
home, being unable te walk, im tnu.-
where the tight took place recrmbtuj n
alaugbter house.
R.nnlea of P.nnsrlvaata V.tciict.
The association of the One HuadnU Asd
Forty-ninth PennsylveatoVelunUcrs, or the
Buck tall Brigade, heid a reunion tc Williams Williams
pert ea Tutaday, It being Um twteit-, fifth
anniversary of the organisatien of t'" rosi resi
ment Cel. Jehn Irvln. of Clearlle'd pru
dent, wm In the chair with W. R, 'hn-ten,
of Belleville, as secretary. The atiuna&ncti
was aoeut niiy memeers, Arrencra-mi"
were made ler holding the next i"'nlnn n
Gettyahurg. Md the regiment w in r h, .
?"HLK;K.3J.ar J ?:'ZrL
a wBtm.Mi w. -rr- -'
thte end prepare the monument, i-iiM-Hinge
the following : CeL Jehn Irvln. et Ctenrii.iu
Captain J. a. Baladerf, of Myerstewa ; Captain
James Pest, of Shickablnny; Captain C. F.
Barclay, of SlnnemMenlna, and W. R. John John
seon, of Belleville. Congressman at Large
E. a Osberne, or Wllkeebarre, was elected
historian.
The Arrhbtabep D lied by German Catholics,
Archbishop CerrigM, of New Yerk, te de
termined that German Catholics shall neither
dance nor drink beer at picnics btld under
the eusplees of the church after 0 o'clock In
the evening. Seme time age the members of
the Sick Md Aid society, of St Peter'a Ger
man Catholic church, of Rondout, N. Y., ar
ranged te held a festival Monday. On Bun
dsy the assistant priest of St Peter'a, Father
Liebhausen, reed from the altar a letter from
hla graee the archbishop, stating that if the
B lento was held no beer must be sold, and
lat there abeuld be no dancing permitted
after 0 o'clock. Despite this warning the
plcnle wm held this afternoon Md evening;
beer wm drank, Md tbe young folks danced
te their heart's content
10,000 at Wllluuns' Dreve.
Tuesday was the second day of tbe Grang
ers' Inter-atate plcnle at Wllliama' Greve,Md
the attendance was estimated at nearly 10,
000. The formal exerclasa took place in tbe
afternoon, addresses being made by Leenard
Rhene, master of the State Grange, Md by
Governer Beaver. Tbe governor epeke en
" The KasMtlsl Condltlensnf Practical Farm
ing In Pennsylvania." He advocated the
substitution el bulky products, demanding a
home market for tbe cereals, tbe encourage enceurage
ment of manufactures Md tbe taxing of oor eor oer
poratlona en the basis of property value In
atead et stock.
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TweSlek prisoners DUefcarged.
The only two customers berare the mayor
were August Myers, an old Md laeWaaetvw
looking man, Md Jaoeb Nerrls, a aetoaor aeteaor aetoaer
grinder. Beth had been druak, bat from
thslr condition this morning aa eae would
blame them ler drinking. Aa Uey atoed be
fore the mayor both cheek terribly, m they
were suflertng from ebJUa and fever. Beth
weredlacharged. Myers says he bM rata
Uvm wbe ara waU-to-de la Baltimore Md he
waala te reeea them.
fa Town.
Frederick Velgbt, eon of the lata Squire
V. 8. VelghL of thte city, te la Iowa te-day
Vlaitleg old frteads after m abaeaee of nine
years from Leacester. He te bow oeaneeted
with eae of Brotherteo'a LllUe Tyoeoa "
eempMtee.
Beraard Fltspatrick, formerly, of thtoeUy,
aowMMSlaUatmastarmechMlelaUie big
reilreadahopMatFertWayaa,Indlaue,to la
lowaMdetepplafaltheCltyholaL
a revs.
, AltheBgh laeeester bm a big fair gelag aa
at areeMt, tbara are Blaatf of neefMaereta
waera, urwMaMfwnwwa
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uarra,
THE ANARCHISTS TO'
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hbvbtbatb tma via,
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CiiioArie, Aag. .It The lUraM,
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morning aayat TM swvwa aaaaV
Anarehtotearete hMg. There la aa
ally doubt about that, ' faJwamMag at
W5
received through reliable son rata
suprsme coon will affirm the death wsawaM iKv "'
against the Anareatote wbm they aM;afv"
Ottawa next Monday. The eiMle'a,tHH
the case win tMa be filed by awaiXS - A.
Justlee who made It, Md H wMv'
receive the signature of all the ether JeetfceaVSj.-' V
who, It wenld appear, ara fnUy acqnelatesl lM "
with its oenUnts. "- "Jl""1
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uuui mm giTvu vuiiaua inwiiisoesaireesty
ell of them, la feet, refuse te talk abeatUM
daoteioB, bnt te a f rtead who rresaUy asked
blm about the eats, Justlee Magruder gaard
edly ealdt There will be ae dlmsaUag
opinion, becauM the Jnetiete are all of eae ,
mind."
Chief et Police Ebersold Md Sheriff Mat
eon have already received m inUmsUea of
what la coming, Md they bavs been mMlag
active preparatlena te meet My emergeaey
that may arise. Chief Kberseld deollned ym
terdsy te edmlt tbat he had received My
direst news from the supreme oeurt,sl though
It te known that the judges of the eeart
premised him lest February te pat him est
bis guard If they thought It necessary te da
aa
That Sheriff Matsenhas also received a dl
rect Intimation of the aotlen of tbe eeart la
evldeneed by the extraordinary preeeutleaa
he hM beea taking lately in keeping suepl suepl suepl
oleus parsons out of the JalL Everybody who
callstoaMtheAnarehlstslaoloeely watched
while in the Jail, Md net a few visitors are'
denied admission.
A Mtyaaaaaa bbbbabbd.
The Besaes Attending tbe BxeeaUM el rraa
stal la Paris.
Paris, Aug. 3L The Paris mobs are aaUa
ned; they have feasted their eyes en Pran tint's
bleed Md have dispersed oentented with the
horrible repast The crowd waa nearly fraaMe
with fiendish delight during the building of
the gullloUee Md the test scenes preparelery
te the execution. When the chaplain arrived
a half m hour before the execution It wm
with the greatest dlfflculty that he oeold feres
hie way tbreugb the mass et howling WTOtohes
te the scsffeld. When Praazlnl was Oreagat
out ai e o-cteoa na waixaa nnaiy te um gnu gnu
letlne. The exeoaUeaera atlzed almt IM
reaisiea Ma demanded te M let
evMMtly wtehlag te die with Um
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ytnxw uun ami nmib suss tegima;nnwt saw fttySK '
whole aflalr. There wm a atrneste BateMW':
Um Mglae of death, BttaeeaaMtleaww'
npea tha maehlae. Tha halts
etaraKlMltowerkof expletlea. Itfiiata) 1
seMded wKh horrible elewaaae, 'aalaa,
euMee wm almost ubeefejMe;-av
bbsbi s aaoaea wm BeasievsaM
eaetbar lnvtaat tba heed af Mala, 1
mnrderer rolled lata the
the mob. Praastalidtedf
th lir . : i ikliVAi hn leml hmmfiZ:
Pre nil .vtw the Uetddnrtf?MAihe&l$
ntu ear wrvnnt snd a MtUa r Ojirl.'at ili1-.v -Wua
t leBteJcc. PrK t ilara'j.Ta'hrti.i:!
tive , i tbe -'tiu.c rr.c ienner-.UAr
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afei,vird,'enuJia Ui" iu-lwrerfcpiu!;fe'..-l,
-1 UCii!.d fvfftlinfl U..IW..4 .lltikif thk lM1rt-twi.'.-: l
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vrblly ujertclr3umtiAntlevicitf.-e. .SS&S
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iup iwiw. in a xiirvntni; sracaia' BUphMlnirf 'i
J.Ikt, Miea, A'U. at pe n3T 'hidirtQ
into ulenu, tffe (Mvily i-SW ti fSmjWi
ether pti.)cn badly a?iJta, &tuiiteltvfr''
btuned, tbe tetM de-'juot!ea Glrrwai:iMmif'
new brn nd soaen'i crijrs uwU .jeasS5?t,K .
Mint telid of (Le tmt Of an e vplo.ieii ysiwaVi-i
nay tuiarcoen era iue urni Gt lUyBUH-.VUIKVrMBa
Mi c'is from hure. tsCw
.Ibrwlilng bAj when (lis boiler of i teeni? Mt
Ihrt !ier nxplnded With UsnlUe erta. J4)nh4' J ffilji
Htujar wat blown le pleei, Lymnn Ouri'l J.
Slid L.CUJ1 lOWOOfnu Witn frlfflltfllll-. nnrl t'---c
fi,.(lv Ki-alilM 1. lXHltl?.l ' 1t?ilM-M.I m.m J?h
tb vtn tneuty feet, suvt susta'.sM la
tcis v-hleh te,- cripple hlei let life.
i ttei ry ccxidyn ni( wan urusiiw. tle'.mv
. nenuaaud rtrlek iewli -weiJ: JsKmed,
,, -no bu ..i JcUi J?enctt aw
M& 20 h, will be marked ter ille, Ttt
vl:ci f -tur the terrlblt wnldlui,
.Lxs.3 yeues idles. Tha .-lctten were Mta
Jennie Fesdlck, Miss Teeeheat aad Mfcar.
MMle Woodruff. Te add te the aenar Ira
broke eat Md rapidly licked antha herM
Md crops.
Twe were Killed.
Wiluamspebt, Pa., Aug. 31 Ibe aeaf
folding at the new Catholle charah of tha
AnnunoteUon, of thte city, gave way aaW
morning Md rear mm mi mob eut
teet hj iue (nnuuii ji.iii bum 'i'i.i
Ma cusriee Marnet were autaa. jobs ;, "Vr
TTieuer nau abebi xuiiuey wmtm -"'J'-J
badly injured Md will probably die, AW-
firth mM, wbe wm ea tha eoaffeldlag, Mtaerpp
hlmaalf bv arasnlna a wladcw J eat m saa.r"
tlmberalelL The aoatfeldlng wm WmmwttM,
xteasiveOMWaMiWetaa :
St. Leuis, Aug. 3L TheexteaMvewwiaw'
of the St. Leuie Car WhMl oempaay,, etVV
uated in tne western suouree of tM
were destroyed by fire bet wbm U
o'clock test night The lese la aataassswl
about 1100,000 t tally lnrared. . H?
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