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VOLUME XXIV- NO. 201,
LANCASTER PA WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25, 1888.
PRICE TWO OENT&
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THE DEMOCRATIC HOSTS
BATHER JH OONTKHTlOK IB SCLTBM
OPKKA HODS TMH OlfT.
Skiy KMet Dsirgat te tki Mala CNiWNi
Nasee a Fall Ctaaty Tsekst m4 At
' baanlaaea far CUvalaad Fra seat--tags
stint Dtsttttt Ceeveatteae,
The Damoeralie oeaaty ceavtaUea was
held la Fulton opera beast this aaeralag.
It was very largely aitaadad and laajaaea
' rtpreteatatlv bcdy of the Democratic
yeomanry of tbls eltj and county. Tat
proceedings of tbstparate aad Joint con cen con
Tentlene will be feand below.
TBB CITT CONVENTION.
T.rMDstogaWsXUettdfeUisBtatt Convea Cenvea Convea
Uee la Barrkbnrg.
The Democratic delegates from tbls dry
net, en tbe upper fleer of Fulton open
beuae at 10 o'clock thla morning;. County
Chairman llalene ealled tt meeting te
order. Secretary Jchn J. Altlck ealled the
roll aa follew:
Lancaster city
Flrat Ward B. F. Montgomery, A. G.
Pyle, Wm. Schneider, Jehn Altlck, Was.
Bale
Second Ward Henry Drachbar, W. TJ.
Henael, Gee. W. Snyder, Jna A. Snyder,
Gee.W.Styer.
Tblrd Ward-Geerge Mnaeer, Jehn W.
Efflnger, Henry Wolf, B. F. Lemsn, B. F.
Da via.
Fourth Ward David W. Wolf, Wm. T.
Wenninger, Zseb. McGInnls, Harry E.
Oaraen, Dr. D.. R. McCermlck.
Fifth Ward Jebn J. Jeffries, Philip
Wall, W. C. Pyle, Jehn W. btark, Henry
Wolf.
Sixth Ward Prank K'mley, Jehn Mo Me
Cully, Jehn B. Bener, D. B. Johnaen,
Owen Hepple.
Seventh Ward Wm. A. Morten, Davis
Rllcb, Jacob H. Beaehler, Frank S. Everts,
Jehn Merrlnger.
Eighth Ward Jehn Roerleb, J. Val.
Wlar, O. B. Snerlxer, Geerge Remley, Jehn
Rlteble.
Ninth Ward Jaoeb Fonts, Geerge Cen
ner, Charlea Broeme, Philip Zseher, Gee.
Brown.
B. F, Montgomery waa nnanlmeuily
cheaen chairman of the convention after W,
A. Morten and B. F. Davis bad withdrawn.
Dr. D. R. McCortatek, Jehn E. Malene,
eaq., and W. U. Henael, esq., were elected
delegates te tbe atate convention by aools aeols aoels
matlon. The names were presented re re
apeetlvely by W. A. Morten, Zch Me
Glnnlaand J. Val Wise.
Mr. W. U. Hensel offered the following
- .resolution, whleh was unanlmenaly adopted :
"Resolved, That we warmly endorse and
unqualifiedly support tbe administration
of President Grever Cleveland ; and we
especially commend and approve tbe eflerta
of tbe Democratic executive and majority
of the Heuse of Representatives te secure a
thorough revlilen of tbe tariff."
The ebatr appointed W. U. Hensel, Wil
liam A. Morten and Jacob Pems, a com
mittee te notify the Southern assembly dls
trlet that the city convention was ready te
go with It Inte Joint convention.
BOUniKKN LEGISLATIVE DISrRIOT.
One Nomination for Aissmblr and Election
of State Dalf gaiea.
The convention was ealled te order by
Bordley S. Patterson, of Little Britain,
D. F. M.gee, of Utile Britain, was chorea
as president and made a short speech, in
turning thanks for tbe honor. J. B. Worst,
Salisbury, and We, J. McOemb, Drnmere,
were chosen secretaries. B. K. Miller, of
Indian te wd, wai chosen vlee president
The roll of delegstes was called and the
following found te be present :
Bart James W. Aiken. Thes. McClure,
Jacob Helm, Wni. Russell, Heward Hern-sb-.
Coleiale Jehn B. Wllkie, Marlen Har
rar, F. Marshall Scott, Jehn W. Whiteside,
J. Healen Swisher.
Conextega H. M. Stehman, H. 8. Steh
man, William Sweigart
Drumeru Eaat, ( Vteohante's Greve)
J. B. Moere, H J. Barnes, L. R. Hastings,
J. R. L. Aoheaen, G. Oram Phillips,
Druinere Wea' W. 8. Hastlega, J. T.
McOumnilngs, W. F. McSparran, W. J.
McGemb, Euns Oarrigan.
Eden G. W. Hensel, Jr., Geerge M.
Oreaawell, L. M Peters, Itaai Montgomery,
E. M. Stauffir.
Fulton Wash. Whltaker, Anaea B.
Ambler, Toen J. Antrim.
JndlantewE B K. Miller, B E. Mann,
C. J. Kbcder. T. Eliin, O. Campbell.
Lampeter West B. F. Sides, Goe. Harn
Ub, Jaoeb B. Deltrlcb.
Lampeter E tat Jehn Retli. alfciry Hart
man, U. R. Slgle, Paul Meyers, mm Burk
tOblne, Lancaster Township Jaoeb Belz, Jr.,
Auk. B. Bitr, U. C. Trajer, S. H. Dunlap,
& W. Potts.
Lesceck n. Ti Eckert, J. A. Hump, W
W. Bnater, J. B. Llgbtner. 1. N, Dlller.
Little Britain Dr. J. W. Z-ll. W. W.
Henael, Jaoeb U. McCardell, D. F. Magee,
esq., laaan A. Wllaen.
Maner (New) Jehn S. Menn, Christian
Hatxcker, tilinen Maun, James King,
Cyrns Sirirkler.
Maner. (Mlllersvllle) Otte F. Rsese,
Daniel Smith, Br., Abrauam Brown, Harry
H. Snyder, J. D. Hostetter.
Martlc S J. Htevenaen, Jaoeb Sides, J.
F. Cenrad, E. T. Breneman, Airred Sbenk.
Faradiae Ames Mcllvalne, Geerge N.
Werat, Absalom Tehn, Shaw W. Frew, D.
P. Kemnier.
. Pequea Jchn M. Miller, David Cochran,
H. Bitz.
Prevldtnen James R. Wynn, A. L.
Wlnterc, Ben Herr, B. F. Werth, Jehn
Cenrai.
Sdabury H. C. WJtmer, Jehn F. Gra
ham, Geeiga W, Williams, Dennis Djn Djn
esbue, Jr , vVilllam Hey.
Ssllsbury
Gap William Hamlltoe.Tbomas Nixon,
Wm, K. Llnvllle, J. RuMer.
Cambridge Reese White, M. L. Kan Kan
reth, William Lemmen.
Npring Garden J. Ruttnr Worst, Ames
Bklles, Lytle Skill, laaae CofTreth.
wniie uerte J. uuier werai, r.uaa
.uriz, jbced wise,
Yelt
Sirasburg
C. C. Lapp, Henry
ii warn v, a.
Clark, 'J. C. Hsaea
James F. Gregg.
Second Wrd E L Eager. J. D.
Oendcr, C. Tllftsiugten, Geerge H.Gender,
Geerge Sebn r
Sd Ward Jehn F, Kuisel,Blen Splndler,
Jehn Gertzaa.
Straaburg Twp W. J. Wentz, Jehn Hll
dtbrind, Smuul H. Wicker, Frank Clark,
Jehn P. Eiaer.
Wahlnittnn Boreueb ,
Upper wtra n. u.. a muz, l, u. itng
las, aarry S. Shullz, C. F. Sheilzsr, Chis.
Cever,
Lmer Ward nrrvey Bruab, Jehn
Evans, Goe. Mann, Jiejb Utelner, M. Klar,
On motion the convention proceeded te
make nominations for assembly. W. S.
Heating nominated J. O. McSparran, of
Drnmere.
President Mage in seoendlog the nom'
nation made a short speech, In which he
favored tbe nomination et only one assem
blyman. On motion tbe nominations
closed, and Mr. McSparran was nominated
by acclamation.
a C. Stevenson, et Martlc, and Wm. F.
McSparran were nominated and elected by
acclamation ai delegates te state conven
tion. Adjourned.
SOUTHERN SKNATOIUAI, CONVKNTIOM,
The convention was called te order by
the chairman of the county committee. On
motion tbe cilice et tbe city and southern
" assembly districts were continued as offi
cers of tbe convention.
Thecoiventlen proejaiod te nenius's a
atate senator. Christian Heme, et Straa
burg, was plated in nomination, and chosen
by acclamation.
E. M. HUutfer, of EJ60, was nominated
for member of the state committee. B. F,
Moatgeij ry was also liaised bu'. declined.
Mr. Mauler was the eleeted by aeelamt-
UOB.
TM eostvenUesi thea adjenrned te glva
reoeatertJaaheMlegot tbe nppec dlattiet
eeiiTMUea.
IN TBBl MOBtaMK BBtRIOT.
w Bslegaata lastatl f ilia sate ceavea-
Msa Basabttekl a gaals OsaassHtessBSsi.
Tat) BJerthera dletnet eenveaUesi waa
eslled te order by L V. Bossbargeref
LHtta. Wss. B. Given, esq., was named for
psrsMMatebelrnui ky M. B. Watdler, of
Upper Lsaeeek, and W. Hayea Urlaraae Urlaraae
eadsd the Boatlastlea. Mr. Given briefly
tbaakedlhoeonvsnttoa, and the following
aeeretarlea wen chosen : & Frank Brosey,
of Manbelm ; S. Ij, Graham, of Ltaoetn
WlllUm McDsvltf, of Colombia ; O. M.
Simmers, of Kllsabethtewn, aad A. K.
Manning, et Mount Jey.
The roll of delegates waa called aa fol fel
lows :
Adamstown Samnel E StaeQer. Hmrr
Whitman, David H. Leran.
Brecknock O. B. Keminger, A. C.
Kahlemaa, Jeba Bresamaa.
Carnarvon R. JM. Arters, Edward
Miller, Barten Smith, Levi DsHaven, Wil
liam Rie.
Clay Jehn C. Keener, Peter O. Klaer,
William Paal, William V. Kline, Martin
jrwin,
Columbia
First Ward Jehn W. Swartz, Jaoeb
Bneatn, Wm. B. Given, Geerge Dsscb, Ed
wsrd Fllsgerald.
Beoend Ward H. M. North, W. H.
Grler, Whitefleld Welsb, Jehn 8. Maxton,
Jeba Westerman.
Tblrd Ward H. W, Sohlegelmlleb. Peter
Boek, Jehn Feley, Jehn O. ;Ryad, Geerge
H-Heek.
Ccoslleo East Bsnjamtn Weldener, Ez-n
Wolf, Frank D. Kllllan, Themas J. Eberly,
Michael Grime.
Cocallce West L. M. Wlest, Jehn
Stebsr, Edward Reyer, F. H. Lelnlnger,
A. K. Huntcberger.
Ceney J. K. Brenner, J. R. Kobb,
G. W. Walten, Simen Aekerman, Henry
Meleher.
Denegal Eat (May town) L Carpenter,
A, Culp, L Klugb, I. Dlbler, F. A. Lip
harU Denegal East (Lincoln school beuse) S.
L. Brandt, E. J. Meyers, Samuel MeBilde,
Jehn Oatnpbf 11, Jehn O'Brien.
Denegal West Township Simen Rntt,
Herace Mill, Jno. MeBrlds, Harry Yeung,
Jna Herning.
Earl Levt BeserN E C. Dlller, Wm.
Grlmlev, Dr. S A. Zlll, J. J. Zlnn.
Karl East (Bine Ball) Bartea M. Win
ters, 8amuel R. Keeler, Jaoeb Gets
West Earl Her ry Kofiretb, Matthias
Rsessr, Jaoeb Baer,
Ellzibttbtewn Borough O. M. Simmers,
Em'l Heffman, Wm. B. Sehneltman, S. x.
Helsy, Leander Bcheets.
Elizabeth Frank Sehnerer, H. H. Relf
snyder, Edward Elser.
Ephrata Charlea Haveratlek, C. G.
Ammoe, F. W. Hull, Z. Kllllan.
HempUeld West (Northwestern) Solo Selo Sole
mon Zeainer, Henry Zeamer, William
Walker.
HempQeld West (Menntvllle) David
Tehn, J. S. Hoever, Henry Lawrence,
Martin S. Leenard, C. O. French.
Bempfleld Eaat (Petersburg) Issse
Sblssler, Adam O. Deltrlcb, Samuel W.
Lntz. Jehn C. Workman. E. Zerebv.
HempQeld Eaat (Lsndlsvlllr.) M.
Greff, Henry Hcfiman, Jehn Stewart, J,
Minn lob, Jaoeb Muasslmau.
HempUeld Eaat (Rohreratewn) K.
Hambright, J. F. Rlne, J. Steuker,
8.
B.
L.
F.
ciacKer, w. tx. juieincu.
Leacock Upper M. a Weldler, Ell Bat Bat
ten, Adam Bwepe, Jaoeb Dun weedy, Ellas
Bsrd.
Msnbelm Borough
Flrat Ward Jehn M. Shoemaker, B. A.
Donaven, Frank B. Brosey, James M.
Dunlsp, Chrlatlan Hartman.
Second Ward F. R. White, J. D. HarU
man, H. F. McOleud, Jeremiah Piltz,
Jehn B. Bemberger.
Third Wsrd Levi While, Geerge Meyer,
Harvey B. Glbble.
Manhelm Township Jehn W. Riley. D.
E. Buchter Jehn Kratzsrt, JehnF. Eoh Eeh
ternacbt, Jehn Rebman.
Marietta Jehn Crull, Geerge Gerner, E.
W. McElroy, Themas O'Reurke, Adam
Wlamsn.
Mount Jey Bnrengh Jna H. Stell, A,
K. Manning, Jeseph K, Nebs, Jno, H.
Baebl, a O. Pinkenen.
Mount Jey (Upper) Township M9.h Dis
trict) J, Wtmley Nanmae, Win. A.
Diflenbaufrli, C. A. Weaver.
Mount Jey Township (Milten Greve
68th Dlttrlet) Leopbeld Wlckenbelser,
Hiram Enterilne, Reuben Weaver.
Penn S. J. Beard, Menree S. Keener,
Themas Kestb, Djtvld C. Keatb, Hiram
Diehm.
Rapbe ( Newlewn ) Banjamlne F.
Davitt. Lewis Reab, Peter Resh, Jehn
Kemely, Henry Desalt
Sporting Hill H. K. Nsumsn, P. S.
Nanman, A. F. Bear, Jehn L. Ksuffmsn,
Jaoeb K. Naumsn.
Terra Hill a Kllllan, Jehn Stefly, Isaac
Feltz.
Union Square, Raphe Jehn S. Master
son, Jehn N. Becker, Harry K. Miller, P.N.
Becker, Cenrad B. Waltz.
Wsrwlck Dr. J. H. Sbenk, Obsries L.
Bneb, J. F. Bemberger, H. M. B. Balmer,
William Eellne.
The only ripple dnring the call of the roll
was the dbjeotien by W. Hayea Grler te the
credentials from Strlekler'a Scheel Heuse
(Raphe) where two sets of delegates bad
been returned. He moved tbst a commit
tee of five be appointed te decide tbe con
test This was carried and tbe chair ap
pointed W. Hsyes Grler, O. M. Simmers,
E. L. Hambrlgbt, F. W. Hull and Simen
L. Brandt.
The committee was unanimous In decid
ing that there wss no election held In this
district and they reported tbst It would
have no vote in the convention, Tbe report
waa unanimously adopted.
Jehn Rellly nominated for assembly Jehn
F, Eehternacht ; Jehn Eobternaebt named
Jehn Rellly. Emanuel Heflmsn waa also
named. Tbe three were nominated by ac
clamation. E L. Hambright was named for inember
of state committee. W. Hayes Grler said
be would like te have a member of tbe
atate committee who lived In thla county,
alleging tbst tbe gentleman named lived in
Philadelphia, nnd secured bis place In tbe
m'ntby his membership of the atate com
mittee. Ne ether candidate waa named,
and Mr. Hambright was elected.
The following were placed In nomina
tion for delegates te tbe state convention :
D. D. Ferry, et West HempQeld ; W.
Hsyes Grler, of Columbia; Dr. J. H. Sbenk,
Warwick ; Frank H. Wllaen, Columbia ;
Dr. S. R. Keeler, Eaat Earl ; lasae u.
Psulz, Warwlek ; F. R. White, Manhelm ;
Peter O. Elser, Clay, Peter Brubaker,
Rapbe.
Jehn B. Urever, of Meuntvflle, moved
that the vote be taken viva voce, tbe chair
man of tbe delegation velclrg the sentiment
of bis fellows. Mr. Grler moved te amend
by voting by ballet The amendment was
lest by a vote of 20 te 12. The original mo
tion waa then carried with but one dissent
ing vote. The result of the balloting was
as fellows : D. D. Ferry, 31 votes ;
W. Hsyes Grler, 11 ; Dr. J. H. Sbenk, 11 ;
F. H. Wilsen, 29; Dr. 8. R. Keeler, 31;
IsaaeG. Peutz, 31; F. R. White, 10 ; Peter
O. Elser, lL Messrs. Ferry, Wllaen,
Keeler and Ffcutz were declared the dele
gates elected.
Mr. Wilren, of Columbia, attempted te
offer a resolution, when Mr. Grler objected
that Wlisen waa net a delegate. The
chairman read Mr. Wilsen's substitution
by Jehn Weatermaa from tbe Second
ward, Columbia, which was heard with
ringing cheers. Mr. Wilsen then offered
tbe following :
Resolved, That we warmly endorse sod
unqualifiedly auppert the administration
et President Grever Cleveland, and we es
pecially commend and approve tbe efforts
of tbe Da no oe ratio executive and the major
ity of the Heuse of Representatives tesecure
a thorough revision et the tariff, se aa te
cheapen lb Beeianrtes of life tad Iks raw
teABMrieaa
snfac-
Mr. Grler moved te amend bysabstttnt
tag "all" for lbs "majority" la the
Hosts reference, waleh wtssgtsss te with
eaeerr. Aad tfeea the resolntiea waa
adopted with great applasse. Tbe saeaUea
of Clsvataad'a Basse carried tat eeaveatlea
by Mens. Adjourned.
TM COUNT CONTENTION.
AfaUTlsaef Masse-, BtsMss by Heraee L.
SWStaaaa ter O as trees.
Chairman Maleat called the county con
vention te order shortly after 12 o'clock aad
W. U. Heaael waa aaada permanent chair
maa. Ha made a brief speech of thanks
for tbe renewed mark of eeafldtaea be
stowed upon aim. Tbe following secre
taries wart named : Jeba J. Altlck, city j
E. C. Dlller, Earl W. W. Buseer sad W.
J. McOemb. It was decided by a Urge
majority te continue la seaalea till tbe bus
iness or the convention was coeolnded.
The framing of the ticket was then pre-
eeedtdwitb.
Fer Congress, Dr. J. M. Denver, Dr. 3, W.
Zsll and Jeba D. Hariar were named sad
withdrawn. Herace L. Haldeman, of Lin Lin Lin
oeln, waa then nominated by acclamation.
Fer recorder, Jehn Rebman, of Manhelm
township, waa unanimously named, aa was
alseW. R. Brlnten, esq, of this city, for
oeunty aolleltor.
Fer peer Inspectors, Vhlllp Wall, of the
Fifth ward, and James Montgomery, of
Mnuctvllle, were named ; and for prison
Inspectors, A. L, Winters, of Provldenee
and Henry F. Hartman, of East Lampeter.
JtJBT COMMISSIONER.
The following were placed In nomina
tion for Jury commissioner I H.F. Bhultt,
Ellzabethtewn ; Geerge Darmstetter, 7th
ward, city I Edw. Ambler, Drumore ;
Jehn H. Sohlegelmlleb, West Denegal ;
Gee. F. Shullz, 9ih ward, city ; Franklin
Clark, Straaburg.
Tbe flrat ballet resulted at fellows :
ViltsTKs eseseseeassaassssssltl
Darmstetter 20
H. T. H bUHS. ..................,.,. .10
Ambler. ............12
Scblsgelmilcta 5
G. F.Shulls 9
There being no choice, tbe convention
proceeded te a second ballet, and It was ss
fellows :
Clark 21
Dirmstetter. ....38
H. T. Bhulls......... ............... .12
Ameier. ...................... . .......... w
G. F. Shullz 2
At the conclusion of this ballet all tbe
names of candidates wers withdrawn with
the exoeptien of Darmstetter and Clark,
In withdrawing bis name Mr. Ambler
requested bis delegates te vote for Mr.
Clark. Tbe ballet resulted aa fellows :
Clark 41
Darmstetter 38
Mr. Clark was declared tbe nominee and
the convention adjourned.
COURT Of COMMON FLBAS.
All tha Cases ea Mis LUt ter ths Prsasst Weak
Disposed en
BKFORE JUDOS LIVINOSTON.
The Jury In the mechanics lien suit of
Bsnmgsrdner & Ebermaa vs. 'Israel P.
Msyer rendered a var d let In favor of plain
tiff for 1497.60, the full amount of the claim
and interest Wm. Aug. Atlee for plsln
tiff ; B. C.v Kresdy and A. J. Eberly for
defendant."
When tbe suit et Henry Blnkley vs.
Aaren M. Kauflman was called fur trial
the oeunsel interested announced that tbe
case was settled.
Tbe suit of Zjchsrlsh Mlnnlch vs. Samnel
Kafreth was tbe last case attaebed for trial.
This wss a suit te recover the value et 600
bushels et wheat at 85 cents per buabelseld
by plaintiff te defendant for which be was
net paid.
Tbe defense waa tbat tbe grain was net
sold te Kafreth but left at the mill for
storage. The Jury, under tbe Instructions
of tbe court, rendered a verdict In favor et
plaintiff for 1605 74. Jay Hay Brown for
plslntlll ; S. H. Reynolds and D. MoMullen
for defendants.
BEFORE JUDOB PATTERSON.
In tbesuit of Lydls R. Martin and E. G.
Heffman vs. Jaoeb Rutt, lfccuete determine
the ownership of certain goods levied upon
by tbe sheriff, tbe Jury rendered tbe fol
lowing verdict : " We sward one-third of
tbe cigars, horse, poultry feed, refrigerator,
liquors, beef, bar-room fixtures, organ,
and household furniture, te Mrs. Lydls R
Msrtln ; we find in favor of Jacob Rutt, for
all the goeda claimed by Heffman, and two.
thirds of tbe cigars, two wagons, harness,
stable Implements and leaf tobeceo. B. F.
Davis and H. M. Heeter, for plaintiff; H.
C. Brubaber and A, H. Frltchey, for de
fendant The anlt et Levi Plank vs. 0. B. Heas
waa attached for trial before Judge Patter
son late en Tuesday afternoon. Tbesuit
waa for 110 which plaintiff claimed that
Hess owed him nnder tbese circumstances:
Plank called en Hess about September 1
and puicbased from blma case of cigars
for 1 1 15. He claimed that be paid Hess $ 10
te bind the bargsln and forget te deduet
tbe amount when tbe cigars were paid for.
Tbe defendant denied that Plank bad paid
him any money en account when tbe cigars
were bought Tbe Jury found In favor et
'defendant B. F. Davis for plaintiff ; U. C.
Brubaker for defendant.
Jobnsen te Have Anether Haarlng.
At a meeting et the beard of pardons to
night a re-hnarlng was granted in tbe case
et Samuel Jehnaun, tbe Ddleware county
murderer under sentence of death.
The beard received assurance tbst there
would be an Immediate prosecution of tbe
Fernwood gang, who are charged with
committing the murder for which Jehnsen
la sentenced te be banged.
TrlOaa Wltn His Affections.
Henry L. Mugferd, or Brooklyn, has
sued Jane Nerrby, a widow, for 110,000 for
breach et piemlae. She says she broke off
the match because Mugferd Is, sixty years
old, and abe will net marry a man ever
fifty. Mugferd deniea tbat be deceived her
about bis age. He aaya abe advertised In a
matrimonial paper for a husband and be re
sponded. He declares tbat be has brought
me auil merely te wow mat me ainieer
sex's sileoilens are net te be trifled with In
safety. a
Cential Transportation Nensuited.
The action brought by tbe Central
Transportation company te recover rental
from tbe Pullman Palace Car company for
the three-quarters of a year beginning
Ooteber, 1845, and ending July 1, 13E0, at
ice rate agreed upon uouer iua iem uinue
In 1870, en Tuesday mernlnir terminated in
a nenault before Judges McKennan and
Butler In tbe United States circuit court, at
Philadelphia.
Us Id ler Trial at Court
rrem tbe Yerk Age,
Isaac Merrow and Stephen Bells, both of
Lancaiterolty,wbe were arrested semedsya
age en tbe charge of disseminating obscene
filctures en tbe streets et Yerk, bad a bear
ng before Justice Sberwoed ibis morning.
Ths Justice deeming the evidence sufflelsut,
held tbe accused in five hundred dollars
ball ler tbe action et tbe grand Jury.
Anether Car Hsrs.
The second cir of Kcrepaugh'a show ar
rlvtd In town this morning. It Is In charge
of Ed Msdlgan, wbe with a lsrge force cf
advertisers la at the City bete). Tbey ait
lithographing and rebllltng the town and
country for tbe rasppearnce of tbe big
bow.
materials
tararr.
MOST EXCITING SCENES.
HOW BKTKBSX OOCUr ANTS OF A BORN.
1NO buiuune Mearttu.
Weesea Crawl Wrens Dili te am of tbe Third
eery Wmdsws, Bat Tksy Rtettvs Prob
ably ratal isjartss-aoe wetk or
he rtrsasta wita Taalr Nata.
Vmvr Yerk, April 25. A fire In tta
beardug beuse of Imra lnderf, Nc. 53 West
24 A street, shortly stter live o'clock this
meraltg almost resulted la a boleoaaf.
As It was, font person wers severely, It
aet fatally burned. Battle String, a oelorsd
servant, 37 years old, waa terribly burned
abeat tat body. Hbt was standing en tht
elll of the second story window enveloped
la flames sad only saved herself from
being burned te death by Jumping Inte
a llft-savlng net She waa taken te
tht New Yerk bespltsl and lttUe hope
It tnttrtalaed of her recovery. Fanny Tap
ley, aged 43, a wblta woman, crawled out of
a tblrd story window and making ber way
from till te sill by clinging te tbt abuKeia
succeeded In reaching a window of the ad
Joining house. Her cletbea wc re all ablate
1 aad aba waa badly bnrned. Minnie Lewlr i
aged 19, white, performed a like feat and
was also badly burned. Francis Hues),
sged 21 years, was penned In en the ec oend
fleer and made bta escspe te Nc. 55 by
crawling along fiem sill te sill. He was
alaeatvtrely burned. Several etbera es
caped by Jumping Inte the fire net.
Tht Art originated In the basement bnt
bow, no ene knows. It spread rapidly and
seen cut eff alt escape by the' stairs. Tbe
prompt arrival of tbe firemen, and reread
ing of tbe nets, no doubt saved many from
being burned te death. Tbe lire was con
fined te tbt building In whleh It originated
and tbt less is net very heavy. Tbe total
,leas la plased at 13,000,
Harder aud Belctds.
Kkuenvillb, Ohie, April 23 Last
evening about ten o'etock while Edward
H. Davis, assistant marshal of tbe city, was
standing en a corner be waa approached by
a young man named Samuel Drew, who
without tbe slightest provocation shot blm
twice, Instantly killing blm. Yeung Drew
after sheeting Davis, wslked one square,
put a revolver te his own bead and sent a
bullet crashing through bis brain, falling
dead en tbe spot Davis leavea a widow
and tbree ehlldren. Yeung Drew Is but
20 years of age and was addicted te strong
drink. He was also married 'and leaves a
widow and one child. It appears tbat
Davis arrested Drew recently for fast driv
ing, whleh teems te have led te the tragedy
last night.
A DenblaTragidf,
Nswark, N. Y., April 25. Wm. Bul Bul
eock, employed by James CCennell aa car
inspector, shot bis wlte at daybreak this
morning and afterwards ahet himself. Bul Bul
eock's son eame borne at 6:30 from hla
night's work and found tbe deer locked.
Ha broke It open and found the llieleta
form et his mother lying en the fleer. The
father was crouebed In a corner apparently
breathing bis lsst. He, however, lingered
until 10 o'clock, when be died. Four shots
were fired. Tbe cause for the aet la sup
posed tobave been Jealousy.
Tims rer Tsifffllsnale.
Washimotew, April 25. Tbe Henae
ways and means committee baa agreed te
limit tbe general tariff debate te seventeen
days after te-day and two evening sesalena
weekly an te an equal division of the
time between Damocratle and Republican
speakers.
Fasaed a Uneil Nigtit,
Bkrlik, April 25 The 0 a. m. bulletin
say tbat tbe emperor passed a geed night,
and tbat bis condition Is satisfying te bta
physicians. The fever la lower. As the
emperor's condition chsnges'but llttle dur dur
leg the day tbe dccteis have decided te
issue but one bulletin dally until further
notice.
A Kansas .fudge Dta4.
Kansas Cirr, Mr., April 25 Judge
Samuel Ds Leoeinple died jeslerday, aged
74. He waa born lu Maryland, and served
as chief Justice of the territory et Kacsis
Irem 1854 nntil the admUalen of the terri
tory Inte the Union.
A Motion te Vjiuuh Denied.
New tcrk, April sa. Judge Patterson
te-day denied tbe motion te qtiath. the in
dictment against Themas A. Kerr, et tbe
Broadway surtaes railroad, en the ebarge
or bribery, In connection with tbe beard cf
aldermen et boodle fame, uud ordered the
trial te proceed tt ener.
A High flcaoel D.ttreytd.
Concord, H. H., April 25 Tbe blgb
S3boel building Is en fire and burning
rapidly. All tbe children were get out In
aafety. The entire tire departmeut has
bsen called out .
Has Nut Yst Landed.
William Yebn, a young Meuntvilld man
started te Europe with 000 cattle for Len
man & Bra, of Baltimore, almost two
weeks age. The ship was due en thecttur
aide last Friday and at lat accounts It bad
net arrived. Tbere Is considerable anxiety
about It
AKoeok-Uown Argameat.
Afltr tbe D jmeirat e oeaventloo had ad
journed aeveral delegstes wbe were same
what bested get Inte a dltcusslen In the
lobby of tbe opera beuse ever the nomina
tion for Jury commissioner. It was con
tinued en tbe street and there was a knock
down. It looked at one time as though
there would be a flgb, but peice wis
finslly declared.
Ths City Trsasuier's Evening Iienrr.
City Treasurer Ratbfen will alt en Mon
day, Wedneaday and Frldiy evenlnga of
etch week, te receive water rents and city
taxes, from 7 te 0 o'clock, from tbe present
time sea up te June. This win onaeie
persons wbe are obliged te work ell day
te attend te their bnslneas with tbe city.
Te Eten fiddllrg.
Police oDleers were stationed In tbe
market houses this morning te prevent
peddling. Alt engaged In tbat business
were obliged te quit, and for a repetition of
the cfiense suits will be brought.
Anuibsr ratsct.
A patent bas been Issued te David Slaugh
ter and Sam Matt Frldy,et MeuntvIUe, fur
an Improved cigar mould preas. Tbe
patent was secured by Wm. R. Gsrhsrt.
Hal et a rrepeitx.
Jacob B. Leng, real estate agent, eeld en
Tuesday for James It. Btrlue, executer, the
Strlne property, Ne. 32 Centre Square, te
B. J. McGrann.
llcceirlng Ituudr.
WAsmNOTON, April 25. Secretary Fair
child te day at neon reeslved tbe following
bend offerings : 1 300,000 registered 4'e at
prices ranging frern 125tf te lM;t-IO,000
coupon 4'a at 125i I 2,VU2 00U registered
4H'a at prices ranging from 107J te 108X ;
ttuO.OOO coupon 4M's at 107, makleg a
total et (3,022,000.
Tha bend acceptance te day wre as fol
io wa : Rtxlatered 4) (300,000 at 120 ; (40,
000 at 125J ; (50.000 at 125 ; (50 000 coupon
4s at 125Ji ; rAOO0,l00 4K reirlsteied 107W
(100,000 H coupena lU7i. Total (2,810 Gue.
Total acespttACts for the three days 13,625,-000,
THK TABirr BKADBBATB.
Ppsteh or Hr. HeHinta raverm; Rslerra la
Taxation-Mr. Barrows' Rrply.
Mr. MeMUIIn (Tens,,) who madt a
speech In tbt Heuse en Tuesday reminded
tbt gentleman Irem Pennsylvania (Mr.
Kelley) tbat tbe Republican party bad aet
ealy Inaugurated tbe Internal Uses of
which the gentleman complained, bat bad
put a tax ea railroads and luoemta sad tbt
capital aad deposits of banka. These latter
bad been removed, aad these wblnh tbe
gentleman said worked hardships bsd
atver been removed. Tht aentleman'a
party had net doss tbe very thing which
he said the Democratic party waa respon
sible for net doing.
After staling that there waa a surplus In
tha treasury or $H0,0CO,O00, or (250 for
every inhabitant, Mr. teMUlln naked
what was tha canst tt this bearding la tbe
treasury at Washington mers money tbsa
waa gathered Inte tht treasury of any
monarchy, kingdom or despotism under tbe
un T Tbt answer was, tbt psoele have
been taxed beyond tht reasonable demanda
et tbe government Robbery of them
under tbt forma et law bsd been perpe
trated, and te-day they steed meneyless
(ths Us gatherer still staring them In tbe
laee) and demanding relief at tbe banda of
Congress. He congratulated tbe country
tbat we bad reached the point where there
was a rair onanee ter ina oenaiorraiion or a
bill looking. te tbe reduotlea of the taxes ea
tbe necessaries of life.
Te show tbe utter fallacy of lbs claim of
tbe protectionists tbat the blgb dutlea new
existing were Imposed or kept for tbe bene
fit et tbe laboring man Mr. MeMlliln cited
Irem a table compiled byMr.Nlmtnoehow byMr.Nlmtneehow byMr.Nlmtnoehew
log tha value of various manufactured pro
ducts In 1830 and tbe per eent that tbe labor
coat bears te tbe wbele ecst. He bad added
tbe present and proposed tariff rates, from
wbleh It would be seen tbat In no Instance
did tbt committee propose en tbese articles
a lata duly than tbe per eent of labor coat
tbst Is contained In them. Tbe gentlemen
who algned the minority report oemplalned
of the manner In wbleh tbe bill nnder oon eon oen
aidaratlon bad been prepared. What right
bad they te complain T Tbe question was
J UUI UUW, WUVI1 U( WHDID UO Milt ,
I prepared, but what was tbe bill T Was it
geed or naa r xney were in no aiuiuae ie
complain In any event, because It waa a
well known fact tbat the very gentlemen
who algned the majority report In 1883 rail
roaded through Congress and en te tbe
statute book a bill whleh was net only never
prepared by the ways and meansoemmlttet
of tbt Heuse, as contemplated by tbe con cen con
atltutlen, but waa never read In tbe Heuse
of Representatives... Tbe tariff law whleh
the Heuse new sought te amend thus be
came a law wltbeut tbe members of oon eon oen
gresaever having heard or read It Henee,
e ssld, tbey were In no attitude te criticise
anybody for any method adopted In the
consideration of a tariff bill.
Mr. Berrows (Mleb.) followed In de
fense et tbe protective a) stem, and said that
If Congress should fellow tbe lead of tbe
president In bis bold declaration and at
eure a rednotlen of tbe surplus by aueh a
revision of tbe tariff aa he proposed (leav
ing untouehed, as he suggested, the inter
nal revenue system) net only would tbe
protective system be destroyed but tbt
nation would be ent en tbe highway et free
trade.
Mr. Burre wa argned at length that tha
farmer waa directly Interested In main
taining the protective system; tbat tbe
value of tbe farm lands lnereased enor
mously aa manufseturtng unduslrlea grew
ud In tbe vlelnlty ; tbat tbe foreign market,
always In tbe eye of tbe Democratic member
of tbe wsys and meana committee, waa a
mytb, and, even It an existence, would aet
prove as beneficial te tbe American farmer
aa If the borne market should be cultivated,
EXAMINATION OF IBACflERS.
The riicta ffmra And the Time When
Sunt. Urecht Will Kxunlue Applicants.
The examination of applicants for schools
in Lancaster county will be held st tbe
times and plsett speelfied. Tbe examina
tions will begin at 0 a. m. t
MayO, West Cocallce township, Botes Betes Botes
neetr. May 10, East Cocallce township and
Adauistewn borengb, Reamstewn.
May 11, Brecknock township, Bowmans Bewmans
vllle. May 12, Olsy township, Clsy.
May 14, Raphe township aud Manhelm
borough, Spertlug Hill.
May 15, West Denegal township and
Ellsabethtewn borough, Ellzibothtewn.
May 10, Mr, Jey township and Mt. Jey
borough, Mt Jey,
May 17, Upper Leaoeck township, Bare
vllle. May IS. Pequea township, West Willow.
May 10, Providence township, New
Prcvidenea.
May 21, Kden township, Quarryvllle.
May 22, East Drumoielewnahlp, Mechan
ics Greve.
May 2.1, Cnleraln township, Klrkwoed.
' May 24, Little Britain township, Oak
Hill.
May 25. Fulton township, Wakefield.
May 20, Drumore township, Chestnut
Level
May 28, Conestoga township and Safe
Harber, Conrstega
May 29, Martlc township. Marllcvllle.
May 81, Erl township, New Hellaud.
June, Carnarvon township, Church
town. June 2, East Karl tewnsblp, Goedvllie.
June 4, Badabury township, Christiana.
June 5, Salisbury township, White
Herse. . .
June 0, Warwick township and Lltlls,
itin
J uee 7, Epbrsta township, Ephrat.
June 7, Kait nemptteldsoneol beard will
meet at tbe Black Herse betel, tbat town
ship, te appoint lis teachers.
June8. Manbelm township. Neffsville,
June 11, Msner township and Washing
ton borough, Central Maner.
June 12, Paradise township, Paradise.
June 12 Weat Hetnptield ecboel beard
meets at Meuutvllle, at 0 a. m. te appoint
teachers
June 13, Ceney township and Marietta
borough, flslnbridge.
June 11, East Lampeter township, Bird-In-tJarid.
June 15, Bart township, Georgetown.
June 10 Weat Earl tewnxhlp, Earlville.
June 18, Elizabeth township, Brlcker
vllle. The examination will be oral and writ
ten. Applicants abeuld be examined In
thfidlitrint In which tbe v Intend te teach.
In districts where no examination la held
the applicant will cheese any place meat
convenient te himself. Ne second or re
examination will be granted te any one ex
cept for Hftclal reasons.
Snsksspearaan Heading.
Mr. Hannibal W. Williams, a neted New
Yerk elocutionist, gave a reading of Julius
Cseiar In Esbleman'e ball last night before
au Invited audience ; tbe Invitations hav
ing been distributed by gentlemen wbe had
subscribed te bring Mr. Williams te Lancas
ter. Tbe reader prefaced bis work with a
short sketch of the tltnee and the great
men se strongly painted by tbe Bard of
Aven, nie reading seemed te give very
general astlsfactlen,partlcular)y In tbe quar
rel between Brutus aud Casaulr. After
thla scene he announced tbat 1 bad been
thought beat te conclude with a selection
from HewelU faroe, "A Bleeping Car," and
thla amusing selection was well read and
received. Mr. Williams will give anetber
Bbakeapesrean resdlng this evening te the
faculty and atudenta of the college.
Clubbed tbe Tar Collector.
Monday night Tax Collector Knechtand a
constable called en two Chinamen In Eaalen
and aaked for their taxes. Beth refuaed,
saying: "Sunday school tescber sayee
lute uee payee taxee." Tbey clubbed and
severely cut the collector and the offleer,
and dreve tiiein from the laundry. Tuey
were bnwever.afterwarda arrested and beld
for court Knecht baa a gash tbree Inches
long en the top el bla bead.
A Koekktapsr Accused of KmbetilctnaiiL
Jehn U. Murphy, et Helmeaburg, Pa.
who for many vears bas been tbe trusted
boekkeerer at tbe Somerville mills of
Daniel Brsy, was arrested Welneadsy,
c barged wltb embezzlement, and lu de
fault et (10,000 ball, was sent te prison.
Murphy la about 60 years of axe aud ts ths
brother-in-law of Mr, Bray.
nCTOBGRED HtS CHILDREN.
AMfsseatt netel-Kstpar Kills Twe and Him
self. Liokine, Me., April 25. Much excite
ment was caused yesterday by tht dlaoev-
ery tbat James Smalley, a well known oltl eltl
sea and proprietor of tht Bmalley beuse,
bad murdered bis two children, sged 5 and
7, by euttlng their beads Inte sections with
sasxa.
He next attacked his wife who escaped
by Jumping through a window as ber In
sane hut band locked all the doers. He
then out his own threat and wrists with a
earvlng knife and expired.
Neighbors effected an entrance by break
ing down the deer and found all the rooms
covered with blend and brains where the
struggles bad taken place. Bmalley bad
become Inssne through the fear that bta
family would go tbe peer house, though
pesessed of considerable means.
A Battle With ludiana.
Noealss, Aria , April 25. Tha Yaqnl
Indians are new at war with the Mexican
federal forcer. They are fortifying aeveral
places and making a determined aland
against the troops. A few days age Ms,
Enolseand Lieut. Valtaral, with two col
umns of federal troops, attacked the
Indians In a atrengly fortified position in
tbe Zamalaqusca mountains near tbe town
of Agua Nerde. A desperate fight ensned,
but tbe federals, after a number et charges,
routed the Indians from the fortlflcatlenr,
killing 17 and wounding a large number,
Tbt federal forces lest one man killed and
aevetal wounded, It bad been expected Ity
the government tbst the sppresch of warm
weather would cause a cessation of hos
tilities en the part of the Yaquis, but tbey
seem mera determined en vigorous warfare
than ever before. Military tflleers who
bave been fighting them foreeversl months
believe the Indians are being aided In pro pre
visions and ammunition by the Mexicans
mera favorable te them than te the govern gevern
ment M lis sat Is lien Mines Exhaust id.
Chicago, April 25. A speelal from Sr.
Leuis says: A sensation was etused In
manufacturing circles te-day by the rumor
that the rich body or iron ort at Iren
Mountain and Pilet Knob bad been ex
hausted and tbat the Vulcan tteel works
would be removed te Cleveland, The ship
ments have fallen from 23,000 tens et ere
per month te 0,000. Seventy per eant. et
the men employed have been discharged
because there Is no mere work for them te
de. Stores In the vicinity have been aban
doned and tbe settlement whleh was se
lively a year age, aa only a raining camp
can be, la new exceedingly dell. Tbe for
mer empleyes are going elsewhere te seek
f jr work, as there Is nothing ter then! te de
at Pilet Knob. It Is stated that ever since
last fall tht company baa been prospecting
all about the four mountains whleh It owns
near Pilet Knob and using diamond drills
te discover new ere
v Assailing Senater Stanford
CniOAae, April 25. The Tribune's San
Francisce speelal aaya I Senater Stan
ford's statement tbat be is net a candidate
for the presidency has exolted hostilities
among Republicans here. The CAroniefe
(Rep.) assails tbe senator merctleMly,
charging that the method of his election te
tbe Senate was discreditable," The Ttiit, an
out and out Republican Journal, says tbst
Stanford's statement is Insincere, and that
the local political bosses have erders te
stnff the state convention with Stanford
delegates sad make Creed Uaymend, the
chief attorney et the Central and Southern
Pacific railroad companies, bead et the
California delegation. The Jst says t
"Senater Stanford need net be at tbe
trouble of denying that he Is a oaudldate."
A Weman Wire IVulkar ralallf JiJarsd,
STisunusviLt.K, Ohie, April 25, Mile.
Deace, alack wire performer for Sparka
Bres. Novelty company, gave an open air
exhibition in front of Ibe opera heuae here
last evening. The wire wai atretched from
tbe hotel window te a tree en the opposite
aide of tbe street, a dlstsnce or 100 ieet with
a fall of one feet In two. When in mld-alr
tbe apparatus gave way and tbe woman tell,
striking the pavement with terrible force.
Tbe knees struck the curbatone firat, throw
ing her against a tree box. Tbe pbyslelsns
found nor knees broken, her spina Injured
and Internal rupture certain te canse an
agenising deatb. Her real name Is Annie
Wilsen, et Philadelphia, whese parents are
ssld te be well connected.
Oewnldad t'yaWenMn.
Ciiicaoe, April 25, A ' Kews special
from Carrollton, Ohie, says: "Monday
evening Charles Butler, jen of a prominent
merchant, Insulted Jonnle Fisher, fin
estimable young lady, lu the presence of a
crowd by whistling en oilenslve air and
eslllng ber birdie." Miss Flsber drew
from her sleeve a cowhide and whipped tbe
young man severely about tbe bead and
shoulders ter aeveral minutes. Tbe crowd
cbeered her heartily. Butler had insulted
Miss Flaber befere and ahebad warned blm
te desist"
Tha Damage Wet Known.
Calumet, Mieh,, AprH 25 Yesterday
Ne. 1 abaft of Calumet and llecia mine,
whleh has been en flre for six months, waa
reopened and Indications are tbat the fire
la entirely extinguished, although tbe
damage te the mine cannot be estimated,
Ilrsoltsef Hass uall Games.
Tuesday's cbamplenahlp games resulted
as fellows : Athletle 8, Cleveland C ; Brook
lyn 3, Baltlmern 1 ; Cincinnati 4, St Leuis
3 ; Louisville 15, Kansas City, 0 ; H'mteu
7 ; Philadelphia 1 ; New Yerk 10. Wash
ington 15 ; Detroit 0 ; Pittsburg 4 ; Chicago
3, lndlauspeua Z.
Toe Detroit club survteoded in winning
their first gsme from Pittsburg yeeturday.
The Indlanapella club hai been In bard
lock. Yeaterday the Chicago people hit
"iienny" Beyle but three times, yet they
wen.
Philadelphia wants te brace up or the
Athletics will snateh the biscuit.
The Pittsburg club bad euly ene error
yesterday, but they could net bit Ceuwsy,
Us el an AlUck of Vrtle,
Henry Martin, of the Relay house, bad
an attack of vertigo near hla borne yester
dsy and was carrlei te tbe houte in an un
conscious condition. Dr. Eberman was
sent for te attend him and be is doing well
te day.
LsmlUnllle (.uuiuuisttlng.
At tbe recent meetlug of tbe beard of con
trol of the Landlsvilte Campweetlpg uso use uso
clatlen In this city, It was stated that the
estimated value et tbe campraeetlng prop
erty Is (21,05187. It was resolved te bold
a lotbeldera' meeting en tbe campground,
en May 10, at which time the payment et
the debt will be mere fully considered. The
next campmecting will coin ineuce. en July
21, te continue teu days.
BaibsrShep Itebbed,
Tbe barber ahopef Frederick Utuder,
Ne. 7 Seutb Queen street, was entered by
thieves some time during Tuesday night
An entrance was HTcCed by forcing open
the deer. Among the ai ticks stolen were
200 cigars, a razor, pltce of aeap and pack
et scrap tobacco. Tbe robbery wa reported
at tbe police headquarters and eflicera are
en the lookout for tbe eteleu properly and
thieves.
Heady ter the tr sliltnt c Sigusture.
Among the bill passed in the Senate en
Tuesday waa una appropriating (100,000 ler
I a public building st AUentOrrn, Pa
TARIFF IN BOTH BRiHGBBL
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Hit voennr.Es takki or the bombs ,,-'
IN TUB SENATE. "J,j
The Argnrasat el the Indiana senator-Ma
eaeatsihelasatt of Jaw hawks tsgsiis
aad RspUra te sbt Isauaens Okargra
of Jeba Bhsrisaa aad OtSsrs.
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Washington, April 23 la tht BtBStl
luuBjriuB uui (emasa un gepnraBMS as - . -
agriculture an extcutlva departratat mmtWM
the secretary of agriculture a cabinet esattr,' A'
was reported favorably. .'fr
At tbe conclusion of morning bne!a4B,;;i "'
Mr. Yoerhess secured tht fleer for a tarts?
speech. After endorsing tbt prsatdtaf a ' ;lX
.-. .u uva-kn in iw up IUO Wr SBSWSWSi" '
which have played be prominent a part tarn's
the Senate debatea et latr. He defended ;i' '
ine presidents record In reference te pea.;' y
sten bills, and ethers showing his attitude ,i
toward the Union soldier. The attempts te 5
place the Democratic party In anfcf
attitude of unfriendliness toward taav3&'
nuiuier was wuneut jusutioallea SMf'tg',
must bs without success. It wasV'S-'
nqly surpassed In mendacity by tht at- .$&
tempt te stigmatize tbe entire party as die- V
loyal, and Its eminent Union generals Ik
si allies of ths Confederacy, in rerly te ' rJk
Senater Ingalls, be condemned la tht most Slj
overa leruia me aiiaca ea uenerais .&.
"" " uujuieihu, uini waa a ietw ab.
of their oenntry bsd been proved by Z'F'j
their brilliant records. Mr. Voerbeet tbsa wL'
turned te tbe subjeet et Republican mlt- "',
rule In tbe Seuth and replied te varlcta, .,,
charges mafia by Senater Bberman. Ht J,'$
argued In favor of tbe adoption of tbe pros- K
IdanL'a rDrtnmmiinilillntta mnA TlAmAMit
principles as tbe means of securing tbe $
prosperity of North sad Seuth silks. Hai-J.
condemned In strongest terms the paiUsearts""
device of reopening war Issues sad revlv-"C ?
leg old passions for political purposes sa4 J& '1
stigmatised as scavengers and gheuistttj-r:
men wbe attacked tha memory of latsa'fa'
heroes of the Democratic party wbe aaslO
defended tbt Union In tbe war of taettJ
lbs Beese Dsbailsgtns Tariff. . Xt;t
The Heuse In receiving tbe oenfsisaetn
report en a bill for tht relief of a pestanal er.
who lest certain postal funds agreed te jatTe
Senate amendment extending tha prevV,'
alonseftbt aet et March 17, 1882, glvJatj-' ,
the postmaster general authority te adjatsr;-; '
general losses by fire, burglary, tit.,' af
peatmssters. "f
Tbe Heuse then went Inte committee '&
the wbelt en ths tariff bill. M'
TeAmsamhelntar-SiateLtw. --;'ij, .
Washington, April 25. The Senates; i
Inter-atate oemmerne committee teday.W,.
agreed unen amendments te tha inter aaassVi
commerce act imposing penalties of a fiat M" !
net exceeding nve uieueaud wet-,
lata and Imprisonment net exceeding twaVi
years upon rallretd officials or shippers tea'1 "
plicated In false representations ssteta
quantities or character of goods shipped Ofjr ''
in enueavenng uy Drieery or etaerwssssa j
secure discrimination In rates.
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QUAY'S CONVr.VTIOJf;
iv-a'sr
TSs Blate bs rixed U la Best ADtreVM
a-satarss of tarn l'latterss. WeU
HAnmsnune, April 25 A mers beantt-?
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or me ltepueucan state convention, ync sob
shining brightly and tha air warm", SB I
hilmt. Man v visitors ara In tha elt ''-
nMtlns In witness m Brest flint fnr'Sfca-'
ehalrmaasblp et tht atata cemmltttey aa4.
In whleh much Interest was aentered, BBtH.
u. m. nanaier uaivi niats wnien na rarnsaa fj.
last night caused the bottom te fall out aa4Vj.
lessen tbe Interest In ths contest Te',
day there Is soaresly soy thing left te btjfk
denHVut tbt mtrt formality of a eenvaa-wg
tten. Tbe slstt la expeeUKl te go through !vf
wltb a rush and an early adjournment ek'x,
tbe ocnventlon tbe consequence. By l-jk .
o'clock, at whleh hour the conventlea'Jt
te meet, the opera beuse was crowded. Tbe p
Paxton military band rendered maate'la-.';
tbe ssaemblage until tbe stats ehatrraaat at ,
rived and called the delegates te ei4fs,'4
lien. Samuel H, Miller, of Mercer,1 wat'
elected temporary chairman,
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Mr. Miller thanked
the conventton fwr
the honor conferred upon him aad asttr.-
vtt.l tUm ,..l .nuuih. fta KImI, IkabMj
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perary organist uien was completed. Wis,
Resolutions were introduced sad'Cysv' 'i
rerrsu vu iue jiiuui in'iuuinm proHBsaesg1'uj,
against tbe Mills tariff bill as aflecUeg tfctv.-,
WUU1 IQiUIVBMI V4 JTVUUVjrtTauilt f nuYiRaweagv;
proper laws ler equal uxatien or ajttar- ; ;
ppratlena , recommending tbe per dlttaV. -,
pension bill new befere Congress; tnaBfc'
IngBsnaters Quay and Cameren for tkmx
wsy In which tbey have eared for tbe lnte'
vuim ui uie ue , iuu bun un m?iu u lawv- 7
ners et the atate committee eegta :tst ; r"
Jinnirv 1. and that Themas V. OauaMf ,'
and tha nreaent aeeretarlea and clerks ast;
continued In cOlee until Januar v 1. -"?
Tbe call et ssuaterlal diatriets was next ffi S
LU9UDU H1IU IU( IUB UmUtlUQ VI iUVUIUlKR 4
et the committees en resolutions snd ceas-
mittee en permanent organization. tfttf
'lbe convention then adjourned te saset.1
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uponassemeitng auer recess, ineceas Kj,-
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mittee ou permanent organ iztten reported
vwJte
favoring Gen. Jaoeb M. uampbell, of Clsr i
Ien, for permanent chairman, i bt report wv-
was adopted, and Gen. Campbell was ttSJ
oertcd te the enalr and made a tewremsrks.'' fe
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(nation of. candidates for supreme Judge.-?
Auditor General A. Wilsen Nerrls uamea i'X
r,mmT. Mitchell. PhltadelDhla. "' ;M"
The names et Isaac B. Gorden. Ult WfsV' ..;'?.'
ent chief Justice, Wilbur F, Sadler, St CusW-K
berland, and E. L. Btewe, of Aliegheay, ffj
. 1-n vilark.l In tinmlnatlnn. mfkamiftewt
..inK hallnMnar iwmtnnrfli1. "f.
rewu of tbs I'Mtlirm. . s '
The following are the pelnu in tbe pUt-f-?'5!
new jieuutuK iu wjngiw.j iaj tvymj tSW''l
states for taxes which they paid directly -fjH
during the late civil war; favoring tbt dt-Ctia
endent pension bill wbleh provides for a
nar dlam aunultv te all seldiers: eadetataar i"V.
the blgb license bill and pledging agatsst
Its repeal ; pledging the party for tbe rtst;
lUllen auumitiiUK vue iiuuiuiiiuu wmuw-je; .
tlensl amendment te a veto ei tnepeepstja r
- nK-iln ,liu,l&rA4tnn fnr m AnntlnnKBAift A.J
the Republican system of protectleB aa4 f,
uuequtvoeaiiy ueneuncing ine sum hubs, v.
UUadUlieraicu uee uautj uuuuniu( ui pu- -J- -
ministration el Gov. Beaver as wise, henesa.n.-?
II II II li li li ! " :
anu ecueuuiHau , ai,wu,ua u" uu.,..- .
lien et President Cleveland ss a fall art la--;W:3
lu domeatle and a blunder M. HO.&rsJ
.!.. nnwn . reviniinAndln tha nasaaaa !!-, W
IUIBIHU 1-uuvj I -n m- m- -4-.,
by the legislature during tee seitlnB,''.
, iqce nf e hin te amend and reform tbOH'.
1 .k..i.,a; anJoralneSjnater J. D..- yf
Cameren and Ssnater M. a Qaay ter tbtbr.'rV.e
fidelity and tmcieney in aeienawg asm 4
lurtberlegtbe InteresU et Peunsylraala Ukx3
the U.S. Senate,
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innsiiei'i , M"
I'cmslens were issued en Tuesday tej.j
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