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VOLUME XXV-KO. 13.-SIX PAGES-
LANCASTER, PA., SATUBDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1888.
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UNCLE SAM ROBBED.
MOARr AND LETTERS FOUND TO HATB
BEEN TAKEN BECENILT.
William SeHealiUr, Mailtes: Clatkat tesLsn,
rastsr FsateBn I Accost of tke Thtlt,
Itreiy Latter, dad te Katrap Htm.
Tki Tenttg Msa rarslthts Ball.
Tbe arrest of William Behnelder, mailing
clerk 1b tba poateffloe, en the charge of
tebbtag the mall, abort aoceunt of which
appeared la tba iNTBLLiuKNCEnes Friday
"evening, eanaed oeoctderableof aatlr about
linn. Tbe accused waa kept at tba office
of Commissioner Kennedy by Deputy Mar
ahal Buraa ler aeme time, during which J,
Hay Brown, esq, hla counsel, appeared
and had talk with the oemmtMlouer.
Later Behnelder was given Inte eharge el
Marshal Baren, who kept him In ouatedy
until ball for a bearing en Friday nut waa
furnlahed In tbe evening. The amount of
ball wal 1 1.500.
The arrcat of Behnelder waa quite a clever
piece of detective work ea the part of
Inapeoter Themas, of Frederick, Md. Fer
eme months past money In different auma
had been minting from mails coming te
this city. A great deal of this money waa
In letters addressed te Jehn T.MaoGenlgle,
oellcctor of Internal revenue In this dlstrlel,
whose office la In tbe Stevens house.
Most et the letters were mlsied from the
malls whljh readied here en the Reading
read. There are a great many elgar
factories along tee line of tbla read in the
nerthern part of the county, and
tbe manufacturers purchase thtlr
atampa at tbe clllae here. Checks
that are net certified are net taken at tbe
oellootor'a office and for that reaieu money
In considerable auma bas been mailed In
envelepea with the order for stamps. Cem
plaints or mltalug money, especially that
Intended for tbe collector's ofllee, became
numereua during the past three months
and Inspector Themas took charge of the
matter,delermlned te And the guilty party.
Toe fact that money waa missing was
known te the roitelllce and revenne office
employea as well as Postal Agent Jehn T.
Murphy, who bandied tbe majority of tbe
mall coming In ever the Heading read.
Naturally they felt very badly ever the af
fair, but new since the crime has in all like
lihood been traced te the guilty party, the
innocent people have cleared their skirts
of all blame and fesl'mueh better,
AN OFFICER TRACKS TUB LETTERS.
In July last Inspector Themas Instructed
l'eatmaster Hlayuiaker te keep a complete
record of all letters addressed te tbe revenue
office. He also told tbe postmasters at
Ephrata and Denver te de the same, as It
waa from their neighborhood tbat com
plaints catne. On the 221 of August last,
O. F. Bushey mailed a letter at Stevens
pojtetlloaat 12:30 p. m te Celli e'.or MaoGon MaeGon MaoGen
Igle wbleh contained (32.23, that was In
tended ter stamps. Tula letter did
net turn up, although It Is known
te have been put in tbe pouch by
the postmaster. The matter waa re
portal te tbe peatrmster general at
Washington. Inspector Theuian, who bad
been atatlened In Philadelphia, received
orders te come here at once and leek tbe
matter up. lie came te Lancaster, and
began testing the dlfierent lines. He kept
an eje en ever; body, but suspected
Sebne'der after August 28'.h. On tbe 27th
a letter was mailed te the collector of rev
enue lrem Bewinauavllle, and abeuld have
reached here en August 23 and reoelved
tbe stamp of the offleo at 11 a. m. or that
day. The letter bore the receiving stamp
of 2 p. m. of the SB.b. When mailed, 3
was placed in It, but when received by tbe
colleotor tbe money was gene and tbe en
velope showed signs of hat leg been
opened,
Tbe Inspector had met Schneider at
Atlantic City during tbe summer, whlle
tbe latter waa spendlng two weeks there
and the efficer was looking up the rob
bery of the pcstefllce In that placa Frem
oemlng In contact with Schnelder there and
from what he learned of him here he con
cluded that tbe young man was spend
ing mero money than bis salary
of f50 per month would perm!'.
Mr. Themas waa here all this week and told
Assistant Postmaster Hegnner as early as
Monday that he believed Schneider was the
guilty party, and ethers whose names had
been mentioned In connection with tbe
matter were perfectly Innocent. Postmaster
Slaymaker was also notified of tbe suspic
ion and he and his assistant resolved te give
all the aid possible te the inspector.
DECOYS FLACKD IN THE MAI 1,1.
On Thursday Mr. Themas went te the
ceuntry,vlsltlng ditlerent stations along the
Reading railroad. Upen returning te this
elty he met Assistant Hegener by appoint
ment at the King street station. He ask el
Mr. Hegener te assist him, as be Intended
fixing up aeme decoy letters ; they pre
pared the letters, Themas bad procured a
number et Gnvolepes In tbe county
whleh bore the business headings
of ditlerent cigar dealers, ita. On these he
had tbe names of different postnffiee
stamped. All were addressed te Collector
MaoQenlgle. The 11 rat one, which was post
marked from Stevens, was placed In an
envelope et O, F. Buabey, of Stevens, tbe
man who leit the letter In August In It
H 00 In money was placed. In an envelope
of P. F. Eberly, of Reamstown, where It
was Bappesed te be mailed from, waa
placed f3. The third waa put In the en en en
velore of J. H. Relnbeld, of Reams
town with 3 30. Tbe fourth contained J2
and was in an envelope of Martin Kin
ports, of Ephrata. Theso letters were
mailed en tbe Reading train due here at
1:50 Friday afternoon.
After the mall had been distributed and
the revenue people had received thtlr
letters, Inspector Themas paid a visit le
thatcfllce. He had Ihe mall Inspected and
found tbat the letter In the Relnbeld en
velope waa missing. Tbe inspector re
turned at onee te the posteffice and bad
Featmuter Slaymaker call Schneider Inte
hla private office. Themas told him that
letter had been received at tbe office for tbe
revenue office and it had net reaehed ita
destination. He further told blm tbat be
aaspeeted hliu of having stolen it.
Behnelder emptied hla pockets, taking
out hla keys, and a number of letters of hla
own, Ac He denied that he had the reve
nue letter, but In a few mementa it was
brought te Urdu One of tbe clerks found
It In the New Yerk and R. P. O." bezi
where it bad undoubtedly Deen tbrenn.
Behnelder would have had occasion te work
at this box at 4:15 In tlme for the mall east
en Day Express. Among tbe papers which
were found en Behnelder' person were
two letters tbat had been taken from
tbe mall. Neither had been eraaed,
nor did they bear tbe receiving
stamp et the Lancaster posteffice. The one
waa addreiaed te "Johnsten A Ce., 2IU
Locust street, Harrlaburg, Pa,," and It waa
In an- envelope of the Ellzabetbtewn
CAre)i(cf.. The ether waa addressed te
W. O. Smith, Salungs, Lancaster county,
Pa." Tbe postmarks sbowed that tbeletlera
had been mailed at Yerk and Ellzabetb Ellzabetb
eown yesterday. They most have reached
Lancaster en the 1 o'clock mall. When the
letters were found upon him Schneider
could net account for them, and said he did
net knew hew they get Inte hla pecketa.
Inspector Themas at enca aent for Deputy
Iterabal Michael Bera, and bad Je-.tiaer
placed under emal The prisoner seemed
greatly agisted afterwards while waiting
la the oemaalsaloaat'a offlee,
BtB AKnXST CAVSKS A SENSATION.
Tba report of Behnelder's arrest spread
Ilka wildfire after tha Intkluqichckr
waa en tha street, and there was tba greatest
surprise. The astonishment waa vary great
among tha ether employee of tbe poatefflea,
aa none of them, outside et the postmaster
tad his assistant, had any Idea that Behnelder
waa suspected or waa being watehed. Seme
of them observed Mr. Thomaa about tbe
offiee at times, but few paid any attention
te his presence. Sohnelder seemed te be
uiplclour,hewevor, aa several times during
tbe week, upon seeing Themas, he asked
some one what Ihe offieer was doing
here ; onee he Bald "He must be after aeme
one."
Schneider is a yenng man who came here
from Philadelphia aeme years age with bis
brother. Fer a lima he worked In his
newspaper efflee. He waa first appointed
night elerk at the poateffloe, and afterwards
madel mall elerk and put en day dnty. It
waa part or hla work te assist indlstrlbut
leg and preparing malls. At tha hour of
the day that the letters are supposed te
have been taken several malls arrive In
this elty, and there Is mere or less confusion
In distributing them. It would be an easy
matter, unless a constant watch waa kept
upon him, for a clerk engaged in the work
te take a letter or hide It for future reference.
The letters te the revenue office are net
tbe only ones missed. A letter containing;
fCO is said te have been mailed recently at
Intercourse for the Northern' bank, tbls
city, but It did net reach its destination.
Others with checks are missing. During
this week there was complaint tbat a letter
malted at Sale Harber for Columbia, which
contained (5 43, and had te paaa through
tbe Lancaster office, was mltsing. During
the two weeks that Sohnelder spent In
Atlantic Oily tbls summer nothing wes
rauseu rrem ineciticennr was mere any
complaints.
After tbe arrest et Behnelder en Friday
Inapeoter Thomaa went te Balunga te see
Mr. Bmltb, te whom one or tbe letters,
found In tbe possession et Schneider,
belonged. Mr. Smith was away from home,
and tbe letter was net opened. Mr.
Thomaa then went te Harrlsbnrg, and saw
Johnsten tfc Ce., te whom the ether letter
was addressed. The letter waa opened and
It stated tbat a check would be found en
closed. There whs nn check in the envelope.
Whether the writer had neglected te
enclose It or It had been token out is net
known.
AT THR RKVKNUK OFFICK.
A reporter of the Intj:li,ief.ncer called
at Collector MacQenlgle'a office and learned
mere concerning tbe case. The collector
aaya tbstdurlng the past year, and especially
tie last three months, letters containing
money, Intended ler his offleo, were
afelen from the mall. The sums taken,
at far as are known aggregate
(233 80. The poateffioes from which these
letters hsd been sent were: Barevllle
Washington, Bnyerstewn, Bewmanavllle,
Ephrata, Clay, Lincoln, Retbsv'.lle, Akren,
Stevena,Denver, Kelnheld's station, Adams
town, ReaniBtewn, Brunnervllle and Gap.
Nearly of these posteffiees are along tbe
line of the Reading it Columbia railroad or
close te It, The complaints became very
frequent and tbe collector reported every
case te tbe Inapeoter at Philadelphia, and
impressed upon blm the necessity et mak
ing a thorough Investigation of the matterln
hopes of catehlng the guilty, The collector
waa greatly annoyed concerning the matter
and when he found that no progress wai
made In eatchlng the thief he addressed the
following letter te the pestmaster general at
Washington :
A LKTTER TO THE POSTMASTER UKNKRAI..
LANOAHTKR PA,AUgUt30
Jlon.DenM. Vlckimen, 1'ettmatter General,
n'tuhlngten, Ji C.
Sin. 1 am collector of tbe Ninth dlstrlet
of Pennsylvania. I was Informed en Friday
tbe 21th Inst, by C, F. Bushey, cigar manu
facturer et Stevens, this county, that be
addressed a letter te Pierce Lssber, one et
my deputies, en the 221 Inst, containing
(32 25 ler which he wished topurcbaseolgar
stamp?. Mr. Bushey lurlherinfermsuielhat
he la certain tbat tbe letter waa mailed at
Stevens ; that he saw the postmaster put it
In tbe mall bag. Tbe postmaster here
(who keeps a record of alt letters received
ler this cilice,) informs me that he never
received It. Complaints from at least
twenty-five ether parties have been made te
me during tbe last year, the greatest num
ber having been entered within tbe laH six
weeks. All the complaints were promptly
reported te tbe posteffice Inspector at Phil,
delpbla for investigation.
Mr. Busbey'a Is the only complaint from
Stevens. Most all the ethers era from post pest
offices in thesamu neighborhood, tbe noiti neiti
east end of the county, Heme few com
plaints, however, have been made from
ether pirts of the county.
Tbe people from the northeast end of the
county are very much alarmed ever these
frequent losses. They are extensively en
gaged In manufacturing cigars and transact
nearly all of their business with the revenue
office here by mall. If they cannot, with
a.tety, thus transmit their orders and
money te this city, they will be obliged te
de se by express. This wilt necessarily put
them te a great ileal of Inconvenience and
extra expense besides subjecting them te
great hardships.
It seems te me, hewever, that a man with
ordinary detective ability should be able te
ferret out where these letters get te. Tbe
distance tbey Bra sent la net far and It seems
strange tbat tbe less of letters, containing
money, should go en in this way without
being duly accounted ler.
What is especially embarrassing Is tbe
circumstance that persons whose duty la
te handle letter?, which are mailed te them,
are brought under suspicion; consequently
tbe reputation of tbe public service la net a
little atleeted by tbls d iappearanee of letters
containing money. I, with my deputies,
sensitive of the reputations thus impeached,
would most respectfully and earnestly pray
tbat you may authorize tbe closest Invest! Invest!
catien. Hoping tbls may receive your prompt
attention, I am, yours respectfully,
Jehn T. MAcUeniulk,
Collector.
In reply tetbls the collector seen received
a letter ktatlng (bat the inatter would ro re ro
eelve prompt and early attention. Inspector
Themas received lurtber Instruct'ena in
regard te the work, and It reaulted in the
capture of Schneider by tbat offieer.
The man who la aocused'ef tbla rather
serious eflense claims tbat he la
entirely innocent et the charge. He
sajs tbat baft does net knew hew
tbe letters get Inte his poekett, but
Intlmatea tbat they were placed there by
aeme one for tbe purieeebf Injuring blm.
In regard te tbe decoy letter whleh was
found in the New Yerk and Pittaburg box
he says tbat be merely made a mistake In
placing It, and says tbstsuch mlitskeselten
occur. Previous te tbls susplolen Sohnelder
was Delleved te be an beneat man by hla
acqualntences and fellow empleyes. His
friends say tbat he was a man et geed
habits and did net spend money lavishly,
There are ethers, however, who say that he
spent mere than he could have come by
heneatly.
Onice Helder. Can Jein.
One of fje rules governtng the Yeung
Republicans since tbelr organization waa
atarted was that noeffice-boldar could be
an active member. The club la about
uniferming and want te raise money for
campaign purpeies, and te get tbe office
holders et tbe elty and county Interested
that rule waa rescinded and offlee-holders
can new become members. They will or
course be expected te contribute largely te
tbe campaign expense ler tha privilege of
belsg Members,
A BIG C0DNTY FAIR.
BPAOB BBOORKD BI MANT X tit til
TOKS IN KVEIIY DBrAKIMENT.
The Horses Which Will Make tha Ban Trsek
al McQraan'a Para an KxctUng Faint,
arsat Displays or Agrlcaitnral Pro Pre
darts, Faimlt'g Impl.mtBtr, Etc
There la every Indication that tbe far
mere' agricultural fair, whleh epena at
MeGrann'a park en Monday, will be tbe
largest and finest exhibition ever aeen
there. The number et exblbltera la all
departments la very large. Tha entries of
horses, cattle, sheep and awlne Include
many or the finest animals la the elate.
The poultry arid plgeena will be repre
aented by every variety or oheloe birds.
The vegetable and fruit department
will, aa heretofore, oeoupy the big
tent, together with ornamental flowers
and plants and household articles. Al Al
eost every Inch In the main building haa
been taken by exhibitors of ladles' handi
work, embroideries, lace, worsted work,
paintings, Aa, and the finest display et
merchandise ever exhibited here. Theapaee
In the ether buildings haa been taken for
the exhibition cf carriage, farm imple
ments of all kinds, atevea, gas fixtures, Aa.
Ac. The great oyclerama of the battle of
Gettysburg will be here te-morrow. Prof.
Ed. Beck's combination, and many ether
attractions will be en hand, and there will
be many Interesting trials et speed en tbe
racetrack.
Secretary Montgomery and his assistants
are kept very busy booking new entrlea
for space, whleh .still keep pouring In en
them. This morning between 0 and 8:30
o'clock there were one hundred applicants
for spaeeln whleh te exhibit all sorts of
articles.
The entries te tbe raees oleaed aeveral
days age. There are a large number of
horses In the different elataes, and exeltlng
races are expected. Many et the horses sre
well-known te Lancaster people. The lull
list fellows :
TUESDAY, BEPTKMRER 17.
Ne. 1, Tretting 3 rulle class for Lanoasler
county horses :
A. B. Longtneeker, enters Fairy Gift.
Andrew Miller, enters Big Geerge.
C. R. Hlgle, tutors Dec
FIs A Deerr, entr MoDenougb.
Ne 2, Tretting 2:34 elass.
R Harry Strode, enters Nell H.
H, K. Hechtel, entera Chancellor.
H. K. Beebtel, entera Topton Bey.
a. M. Matlaek, entera Resa Pwaoe.
Broek Ludwlg, entera Resa K,
Ueerge E. Heppe, enters Harry Bashaw.
Geerge E. Hepps. entera Bay Dlek.
Ne. 3, Running, ualf-mtle heats :
Flss A Deerr, enter Begardns.
W. W. Hutohlnsen, enters Valley Bey,
Geerge E. Heppe, enters First Cnance.
Harry Luzenberg, entera Black Knight
Jehn G. Ksuffman, enters Sam Walten,
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18.
Ne. 4, Tretting 2:45 class.
Wm. H. Shirk, enters James R.
Alvln P. Deeds, enters Little Maud.
ii. Htener, entera tjnerman uasbaw.
Fiss A Oeerr, enter Black Geerge.
R. Harry Strode, entera iielle Middle
town. Harry Faux, enters Tem Reek.
M. Snenk, enters William.
D. K. Yeutz, enters Beasle M.
U. D. GUI, enters Jessie B.
Broek Ludwlg, enters James S.
Ne 6,3 y ear old, Ltnoastereonnty hernes.
Kdw. Walker, enters Kleote G.
Jehn H. Donen, enters ReltcenL.
J. L. Gingrich, enters Belle G.
M. McGenlgle, enters Miss McGregor,
David G. Engle, enters Alcansea '
Nr. 0, Running, three-quarter mild heata:
Harry Cerf, entera Armadale.
Jehn G. KaurTmnu, enters Bam Walten.
W. W. Hutchinson, entera Valley Bey,
Geerge E. Heppe enters Fair Nell.
Harry Luzenberg, enteis Black Knight.
Fias A Deerr, outer Bogardus.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18.
Ne. 7. Tr. ttiug, 2:30 claat:
Jes. A. Ocker, enters Llttle Jee.
J, Camp Brown, outers Kenten Bell.
G, W. Matlack, enters Resa Peaae.
Broek Ludwlg, enters Ladv Linda.
G, E Heppe, enters Jske Kllraln.
Ne. B. Tretting, 2:17 class.
W. D. Rloerd, enters 8 'sal.
Andrew Miller, entera Big Geerge
Buch A Seuderr, enter Billy B.
II. Htener, entera Belle S.
Fias A Deerr, enter MoDenougb.
M. Schuek, entera William.
Harry Faux, enters Tem Reck.
Daniel G. Engle, enters Storm King,
D. E. Yeutz, enters Bessie M.
Broek Lndwtg, entera James B.
Jeseph Roberts, enters Maggie R.
Ne. e, running 1 mile beau.
Harry Cert entera Armadale
Jehn G, Kaullman enters Sam Walten,
W. W. Hutchisen enters Trollepo.
Harry Luzanburg enters Irish Pat.
FRIDAY,
Ne. 10, trotting 2:40 clear.
Wm. H. Shirk enters James R.
W. D. Rlcerd entnrs Sinai,
H Stener enters Belle S.
Flss A Deerr enter Black Geerge.
K. Harry Strode entern Neil II.
11. K. Becbtel enters Topton Bey.
II. D. Gill enters Jessie B.
llroek Ludwlg enters Elect Stewart
Broek Ludwlg enters Purity.
G, EHeppe enters Geerge ft.
Ne, 11, trotting 4yeara-eld Lancaiter
county horses.
A. L. Longeneoker entera Fairy Gift.
Kdw. Walker entera Etecte G.
A. W. Miller enters Emma.
AL McGenlgle entera Iris.
Daniel G. Eogle enters Instlnet
Ne. 12, running ? mile heats.
Harry Cnrt enters Armadale.
Jehn G. Kauilman enters Sam Walten.
W. W, Hutchisen enters Trollepo.
G. E. Heppe enters Frist Ehsnee,
Harry Luzenbug entera Irish Pat
Flss A Deerr, enter Bogardus.
m i
Hats Ball N.w..
The League games yesterday were: At
Detroit : Detroit 7, Philadelphia 6 ; at
Chicago : New Yerk 7, Chicago 3,
Tbe Association games were : At Phila
delphia: Athlette4, Brooklyn 2; at Kansas
City : Kansas City 5, Louisville 0 ; at Cleve
land : Baltimore 0, Cleveland 6; at St.
Leuis; St Leuis 14, Cincinnati 2.
Al Reach la hunting for heavy batters for
the Philadelphia oleb.
The Oblotge club has seven pitchers.
Plttsbnrg has dropped Dalrymple and
Cleveland.
The Tarirf lteleiiu Cleb MU.
A very Urge business meeting of tbe
Tarltl Reform elub was held In Reth weller'a
hall, Friday evening, and all preaent were
enthualastle In pushing forward tbe cam
paign work. It was unanimously voted te
uniform tbe club, and the contract" for fur
nishing uniforms waa given te Martin
Bres., clothiers, North Queen street These
members who have net yet ordered uni
forms will have theui ordered, If tbey
leave their measure with tbe efficera of
the club. The elub will meet again next
Friday evening.
Kstnrnea le uearl.
Jehn Charles, of Pequea township, waa
beard by Alderman Barr this morning en
charges of administering drug with Intent
te commit abortion, and with being the
father of tbe child of Ida E. Morten, of the
aame township. Tbe alderman relumed
both case te court and tbe accused entered
ball in tbe sum et (800 for trial at the
November session.
reralgn Attactimant lamed.
S. P. Eby snd B F. Eihleman, attorneys
for Edward B. Brubaker, Uaued a ferelgn
attachment te-day against Bryan A Ce., en
a car lead of eats belonging te them, whleh
la at Mlllway station, for a debt owed by
Bryaa Ce, te BrubalW,
a nenttssiRd,
Tb ItcpubltMBa U.iag i,iiaare Which Will
Irjar Them.
Daring the past lew weeka the Republi
can national committee haa been leasing
aeme literature which will undoubtedly
prove a boomerang. Here la a sample of
tbe kind that Is being distributed :
............a.....
mnH N .tvwn
........,,..,,,
; Tha 1 ovClen Daily Sew. (t JnlvS.saira::
: "Prealdent i lev. unrt snows that h is:
Hne tree trade rnnduute in everything bnt:
tname. Th rrservallnn is an Impertant:
tone or Am -man party purnes. lh:
tpre.tdnnt leets e mpelled le vbanacter'aB:
;ihe attempt te brand him aa a.frea trad eras:
:dnceptlen. but for all that the elec tersi cen:
tnict new inprrjtrea.la a eenaiet betweea:
:lra trade and ptotectlen, and net&tna:
:els."
: And this la the tone et all tha Cnglah:
:panra which havn (llaensiea fjlavnland'a :
; aon.nge and Mi 'i ammaay latter. fOver.) :
......... ..... ... ... ...... ........
The above ia printed en one aide of a card.
Netice that the dale la Juty 8.
It will be remembered tbat this aame
Kngllsb paper made tbe following comment
en tbe rejeotten of the fisheries treaty by
the Republicans i "It la another example
et the many evil wbleh the dlsunlenlsts
are bringing upon the country." The pro
longed shout of laughter that came from
America en reading this marveleua oplnlea
ha evidently Induced the Ntwt te try te
find out something about American affair.
We need net go back te last July for an
answer te tbla card.
Oa Ssptetnbar 10th the Londen Daily
Xtwa observes : The letter et President
Cleveland, which waa published te-day, la
primarily a defense of the Democratic party
against tbe Imputation of free trade. The
meat damaging thing that haa been said
against the parly is tbat It favors throwing
open the national perta te the foreigners
and thus reduelng tbe rewards et American
labor and tbe condition of the American
laborer te what Is currently believed te be
tbe low level et Europe. It la needless te
say tbat the Democratic party la open te no
suen reproach or rather deservea no such
complaint
"If we are te Judge the American con
teat from tbe American point of view tbe
Democrats have undoubtedly urged a re.
vision of the tariff, but they have taken
oareteurgo It net only la the Interest or
Americans at large, but in that et tbe great
American Industrie whlcht at preaentioek
te protection as their only bops, Inacer.
tain senee the Democrats claim te be the
only true protectionists. While tbey re
joice In the domestle prosperity, whleh Is a
direct result of unrestricted free trade be
tween state and state within tbe borders et
tbe Union, they deplore the difficulties that
beset tbe American manufacturer la hla
Btruggle with tbe foreigner. Tbey believe
tbat nothing but a Judloleua reduction et
tbe duties en raw materials is wanting te
enable the Amorlean workman and hla
employer te command tbe market of tbe
world. " The above waa quoted In tbe
New Yerk JlerctUl cabled news of the 11th
of September,
JTrein the Blrmlnuliam Dally Pest, July S3.
English traders will learn with a geed
deal of amusement tbst in the presidential
election campaign In America tbe irreat crv
whleh the Republicans are using sgalnat
Mr. Cleveland la tbat he la deliberately be
traying the Intnresta of American trade for
the benefit of English manufacturers. It la
scarcely ncceaasry te say tint from an
English point et view the Mills tariff bill
by no means bears tbat aspect. Oa tbe
whole, Itsoperalton will probably be dls
llnctlvely te our disadvantage. Only In a
few trivial Instances the bill redueea the
tariff en articles Imported from England.
Tbe mala objeat el the measure Is, by
lightening anu in aeme Instancies removing
the duties of rBW material, te lessen tbe
cost of the production of Amerlean manu
factures, and, or course, every step la that
direction will mske tbe United State a
mero dangerous competitor of England la
all neutral markets.
Tbe assertion at tbn bottom of the Re
publican card te the (fleet tbat this ia tbe
tone of all tbe English pspera" whleh have
discussed the matter la simply a willful
and eutiagenua murder of the truth.
Oa the otber side et the card Is this :
The Londen Xpeclater aaya (no date):
"Grevor Cleveland haa done mere te ad
vance thormisnef free trade than any prime
minister of England has ever done," This
1m followed by the assertion tbat Cleveland
has tried te de this and there la an appeal
for votes te deleat that purpose.
This quotation was simply laughed at by
tbe English readers who heard of It
Tbe following Is from the Bt Jame
GfweMeef Aug. 29:
'Republicana are making great play with
Mr. Cleveland's supposed anglicizing ten
dencies. Thus they issue pester with such
legends sa this:
Regular Dsaioeratlo nomlnattena : Fer
president, G rover Cleveland, of New Yerk.
"Grevor Cleveland has done mere te ad
vance tbe cause of Iree trade than any
prime mlnlMer of England has ever done."
Londen S'ieelater.
Fer vIca president, Allen G, Thurman, of
Ohie "The only tlme England ean use
an Irishman Is when be migrates te
America and votes for free trade." Lon Len Lon
eon Times.
"It ueed hardly be said tbat these
qnotatlena from the Londen papers are of
exclusively American manufacture."
Tbe atatement at the bottom et thla aide
of tbe card we all knew te be entirely
without tbe remeteat trace of a foundation.
Tilt: ltKSKItVK HEUNION,
All Ihe Arrangement. Mads and a Ills Time
Ia kxpectsd.
All the nrrangomenta for the annual re
union of tbn Pennsylvania Reserves en
Tuexday next have been completed. Frem
present appearances the attendance will be
large. A letter was lead at laat evening's
committee meetleg from Carlisle, stating
tbat twonty-five would be present from
tbat town.
At the meeting of Geergo U. Thomaa
Pest laat evening It was decided te partici
pate in the reception te the visiting veter
ans, and te have open all day their
handsome pest room.
The pregramme of the reunion Is as fol fel
lows : 10.00 a. m., reception of visiting
comrade n ; 10:00 a. in., street parade te
Lancaxter cemetery with etcerta, Pest at
and 405; 11:00 a. m, services at Lancaster
cemetery at the grave of Gen. Jehn F.
Reynolds, J, Hay Brown, esq.; 2:00 p. m,
business meeting of the association, 8:00
p. m., publle meeting at the courthouse;
address of welcome en behalf of tbe eltl
r.ens, Hen. J. P. Wlckersham ; address of
welcome et tbe soldiers, Hen Msrrlett Bro Bre
slus ; address, Hen. A. G, Curtla ; ether
distinguished visitors will also deliver ad
dresses ; banquet at Mtonnerebor hall.
A t'ele Ilalilng at Hanks Hinlih'a.
At the hotel of Banks H. Smltb, In the
village of Rohrerstown, the Republican
rained a pole en Frldsy evening, end there
was ipssklni; by the frostiest kind of ora
tors. The bar did a lushing trade and
tbere was a great deal of drunkenneaa and
lighting. One man was attacked by anum
ber of ethors and very badly beaten. Smltb,
tbe landlord, was a member of tbe police
force in this city under Democratic rule
some yeara age, but because he could net
bold tbe position for life be became one et
the loudest-mouthed Republicans In tha
Upper End. Last evening' meeting waa
given blm as a sort et benefit and he made
money,
m
Death ela lien.
One of the fine large gray horses owned
by the Adams Exprcas company died et
cellu last evening. The animal was for
merly ewned by tbe Reading oempiny,
fsnalen Increased.
Increase et pension haa been
Samuel S, Sharer, SHubtthtewE.
allowed
THE BURGLARS A-BUKGLING.
TnETATTEWtT TO ENTER TWO DWELL
INGS ON FRIDAY NiaST,
geme Fsrteas Firs Upen Thsnt ChlsstaRteltm
groan mask's Blacksmith Bhep-Ad.m
Bedy Dlsaat Beaks-gtiawase Encamp,
mist OHmis Blsctsd-Ohnrak Notts
Columbia, Sept 15 Thieves attempted
te eater the beuaea et Jeftersea Gilbert and
Mra. Heflman, ea Eighth street, last night
They ware beard walking en the ahedat
Heflman'a house and frightened away.
At the Gilbert house they weta heard by
Mra, Shields, mother of Mra. Gilbert.
When ahe called for help tha men beat a
hasty retreat Several shot were fired at
the thieves, but no person appeara te knew
who did tbe ahoetlng.
The thieve oemmltttng the robberies en
Thursday night procured two chisels at
tha blaekamlth abep of Jesse Shank near
Maple street. They stele two ehleela and
left a long-handled ehevel In the ahep,
Dseih el Adam Rudy.
Adam Rudy died ea Friday at hla hone
In Renka, In the 20th year of hla age. He
had been employed by the P. R. R. aa
brskemsn and In tha round house. He
thea worked In the Columbia flint mill but
had only been working there about six
months when he felt the eflceta or tha flint
dust He lelt the mill and moved te Renka
about a year and a half age te work at farm
ing. A wife and one child survive him.
Hla wife la a daughter of Jehn W. Madden,
of thla place. The funeral will be hell en
Sunday at 2 p. ra.
Ilsllglena IntslllgeneB.
, Rev, W. 8. Hlnman will preaeh en Sun
day morning en tbe subject "Tha Human
Mystery ;" evening subject "Epldemlea,"
Key. E. Ludwick will preaeh In the
morning en the subject "The Condltlena
and Need of Prayer."
Rev. Geerge H, Klrkland, rector at Berlin,
N. Y., former reoter of St Paul's P. X.
ohureb, will preach In that church en Sun
day morning and evening.
The Sunday evening service In the Pre,
byterlan church will be for young people.
At tbe evening aervlee at 7:30 o'elook, Rev.
G. W. Ely will give a brief aketeh of the
Christian Endeavor movement The
Yeung People's Society et Christian En.
deaver will held a prayer aervlee at 0:45
o'clock.
Rev. Thomaa Harrison will preach ea
Sunday morning en the subject "Progres
sive Cbrlsttsnlty." Evening subject, "Our
Supposed Enemlea are Oar Beat Friends,"
Endowment day will be held en Sunday
in the Zlen A. M. E. ohureb. Rev. U. O.
Felts, presiding elder, will preaeh In the
evening. Special collection will be taken
ler the eduostlen fund of the oelored raee.
Harvest home aervleea will be celebrated
In Salem Lutheran chureh en Sunday.
Rev. S. J. Campbell will lecture ea
Monday evening In Mount Zlen A, M. E.
chureh en "Customs of Afrtee, Their Re
ligious, Boelal and Educational Needs."
Seat free.
Offlcirs Klsetad.
The following efficera were elected lut
night by Shawnee Encampment Ne. 23, 1.
O. O, F.: Chief patriarch, Gee. O. Keetert
high prleat, The. McOrea; aenler warden,
Jehn E. Tyler ; Junier warden, Joel H.
Fester, r,t treasurer, F.B. Muaaer; trustee,
Jehn B. Eshleman.
Mea Rem Oemmsndery Ne. 82, of Yerk,
and Hermit Castle Ne. 25, of Mount Jey,
K. et G. E,, will tarn out In this clvle
parade.
The empleye of the stove werka will
turn out with white caps, white abltta,
white belt, badge and dark pantaloon Tbe
empleyea or tbe different department will
carry tool a used by them in tbelr work.
General Welsh pest will bold a special
meeting this evening.
Tbe Metropolitan band will bold a ball
In tbe armory thla evening.
Mra. Harriet Baker, a colored evangellat,
will go te Trenten te-day le attend a camp
meeting. Sedgwick olrele, Ne. 30, ledge of the
O. A. R , will attend the Grand Army re
union at Marietta.
Knights of Laber raver the atuis Bilk
Aaaembly 8,631 of tbe Knight of Laber,
or Philadelphia, haa passed tbe following
preamblea and resolution :
Whkbkab, Aa textile worker we have
for yeara lelt tbe evil afTeeta of a tariff tx
en tne raw malerlala of our industries upon
us in lessening our opportunities for work
and reduelng our wages ; and
Whkhbab, The present tarlft;ilsw Im
pose a heavier tax upon tbe raw msteriala
and tbe partly finished produete than upon
tbe finished commodities, thus being
directly In the Interest of foreign manufac
turers ; and
Whsrhab, Tbe Mills bill reverse tbla
ebvleua discrimination against Amerlesn
labor by grading tbe dutlea upward in
aoeord and with the amount of labor
required te make the commodities, there
fore. Jleselvcd, Tbat we, tbe members of L. A,
3,634, K. of L., discarding all parties aid
considerations, de preteat against the con
tinuance of tbe present unequal and unjuat
system of tariff schedules and demand tbe
paaasgeefthe Mills bill as a measure cal
culated te bring prosperity, steady work
and better wage for every textile worker
In our country.
The aanetuary of the same aaiembly has
also passed tbe following :
Wiibrkah, Charles U. Lltebman, ex
general secretary of our order, has geno
forth In tbe political field, taking tbe aide of
politics In preference te labor organizations,
Jleselvtd, That L. A. 8,631, In session,
condemn Charles H. Lltebman for ml
representing the political view of tbe
member present and for endeavoring te
use tbe order for political and financial con
siderations. A Might le a Bale.
On Friday afternoon a pair et Pblladel
phla lads, Jeseph Cannen and Peter Mo Me
Gllllsn, were exploring the new building
of the Keystone bank, at tbe corner of Juni
per and Chestnut treats, when McGllllan
easually closed tbe deer or the Immense
aafe and imprlaened hla companion Inside
of It The leek bad net been put en the
Bale and there waa no handle aud nothing
but a smooth wall of Iren te work en be
tbst a large force of men bad te work ter a
long while with eblset and crew bar belere
tbey oeuld get tbe deer opened wide enough
te give Cannen air and aave his life. He
waa then given ceffee through a rubber
pipe and bad te pass ibe night In tbe aafe.
sa ibe hlngee were be Jsmmed tbat It oeuld
net be opened mere than an lneh or ae.
In Leu et Trouble,
Frem tha Yerk Dispatch.
Edward J. Mealhern, whose right name
la Jehn E. Mullhern and Lydla Rhine
were aent te Jail te-day by Alderman Sher
wood, en the eharge et adultery, bigamy,
and perjury. Berne time age both came te
Yerk, lrem Hanover, aoeured a marriage
license and were married. Mullhern baa a
wife living In Frederick, Md.. and Lydla
Rhine haa a husband living In Lancaster.
800 LIVM Leit,
Tbe first reports et the damage and leaa
of lire by tbe recent hurricane In Cuba
were net exaggerated. In aeme localities
along tbe coast entire fishing vlllsgea were
swept away. At Hagua 100 corpses have
been discovered, wbleb were washed from
graves, and It Is believed tbat aa many
mere are In the mangrove busbea. Between
Uarapachea and Carahata alxteen oeaatlng
aoheonera are high and dry la the weeds,
damaged te neb aa axteat that they will
A swittmrt opinion.
Mr. IJaagbsrg) f Biecktinim, raverl
R-
ctproeatloa In Traae,
from the Plttsbnrg ulspateh.
A. G. LJungberg, or Stockholm, and E.
J. LJungberg, of Falun, Sweden, two
brother Interested In the manufacture of
charcoal iron, are at Duqncana, Pa, They
have been la the Weat and are en tbe return
Eaat
When asked vnatnrd.v ahnnt thn Imn
business In Sweden, Mr. A. O. LJungberg
eatd i "The Iren trade In Sweden has Im
proved somewhat In the past few years.
Frem what I have seen en my travels, 1
think there will be a big revival of the Iren
buslneaa In this country. The Indications
are very favorable.
"We think It at ran go the Americana
abeuld charge sueh heavy dutlea en our
Iren. We Impert ten time aa much from
tbe United Bute aa you receive from us,
and we think a little mere rrelprncltv In
trade would help both countries. 'The
tar 10 en Swedish steel la 45 pr cent and
en bar Iren f23 per ten. In the fsee of these
excessive dunes we still expert le America
aeme Iren. Tee blank Diamond works and
Miller, Metealt A Psrker uaa our Iren In
making ateel. In fact eruclble steel can
not be made unless a little or our Iren la
fiut Inte Ita composition. A trrnst desl of
bis ateel Is exported from Sheffield, where
It la made out el 8 wed lah Iren. It Is strange
te me tbat Amerlean de net expert dlreet
from Sweden and manufacture mere of
tnia variety or ateel themselves.
"Oar markets are principally In Europe
and England. Very little Amerlean Iren
la exported. Many el tbe Kugll.h iron men
are opposed te the rednotien of tbe tariff In
this country. Tbey want tbe present state
of aflalra te continue, se that Americana will
net oempete with tbem In foreign markets.
The Sheffield manufacturera send great
quantities of steel te Seuth America. Thla
trade could be easily captured by the Iren
makers here, If tbey were se Inclined.
"Tea, my people often wonder why
Americana Insist en charging duties. Here
In Pittsburg tbey have gas, coal and Iren In
ounuanee ; eiaim te ee meatnarieat people
In the world and tbey are and yet tbey
clamor te be rtroleetod bv an cxcesslta
i tariff."
LANCASTER AOAINRT MOUNTVILUC
Te Heme anu Club Wins Twe Matches ea
rrtday,
Friday afternoon the Lancaster and
Meuntvllle gun elub met for the second
time this season In contests. Twe matches
wereahet at Tell's Hale, and about one
hundred persona witnessed them There
were quite a number of fine shots, notably
these of Glelm and Flelea. Tbe Lancaster
club wen both matehee, The sheeting waa
at clay pigeon, eighteen yard rise. The
first maleb, twelve plgoen each, resulted
aa fellows :
tineaSTSR.
Andersen...
etnnmlDgi,
1'lnlea. ,.,.,,
Oiclm.......
Kendlg
11110 0 11
11110 0 10
l-e
n-n
oie
l-li
o-e
MOUKTVILLS.
laohy,.,....e
urane ,,l
Mrnnner I)
Martin t
Kauffman... 0
l-
1-7
l-
e- a
1-8
31
The second match waa ahet at twelve
blrda eaeb, two being sprung at a time. It
resulted like this:
I.AS01BTSR.
Andersen 01 et 10 II
uummlnas 11 10 01 ic
Flelea 11 10 11 II
11-7
10-8
10-10
1010
Oil 0
41
Itl.lm
Kendlg,...
..........
.11
...10
.MOUSTVILtS.
Laachy oe 10 11 le oe
urane oe oe ei oe ll
Urtinner te 11 11 10 11
Martin , 01 ll te et ut
Kanflman U ll et ll 10
OA 4
014
01 a
117
11-10
83
After the match bad been finished tbe
visiting gunnera were taken te Hipper
restaurant In Centre Square, where thiy
were entertained t a line supper by the
Ltncacterclub,
Tns Full Boer;
The full aoere of tbe sheeting maleh at
Tell' Haln between the Northern End
club and Lancaster Schuetzen-Vereln en
Thursday, la a fellows :
HOJ1T1I1IX KND,
W.M.Carpenter.a 10 7 B e 8 8
li, Wolf 0 H 'J 0 8 H (I
u.B. Wenger....O B 10 11 8 1) U
II. II. Keller U 7 S 0 8 0 4
I-. M.WIeat 0 10 7 8 10 B 8
J.A.Hteber 7 7 4 H 7 B 8
a 10 0- m
0 11 3-01
4 8 10 83
0 7 0 Ml
H ft 0-87
4 1 0-MJ
Total 61 45 SI 40 41 41 4 8) U 8
ICBUXIZBH VSBSIM,
414
J.F.Wolfer 7 OH D 7 8
O.C. Franrlscus.lt 0 ft 7 13
V. Demmol 0 8 It 7 a 8
Uonrgelleiss 11 4 10 ft 11 11
lame II. rest,. ..4 e e 0 10 8
0 8 00
7 11 0-71
0 ft 8-07
8 i 10- 71
ft 7 8- 41
J, f. Lebznlter..l0 ft 4 8 8 11
7 11 f"7i
Total .....43 20 VI 38 48 47 87 tl 41 83-888
IMfers lb Mayer.
Jimmy Qulnn drew hi pension money
ou Frldsy and celebrated the event by get
ting gloriously drenk. Officer Dare ar
rested him and this morning Jimmy en
tered a plea of guilty. The mayor sent blm
te tbe workhouse.
Frank Dally, a one-armed man who has
figured frequently In pnllce courts, waa
arrested by Officer Stump ler raising a
diatuibance.r Dally resisted arrest all the
way te tbe atatlen heuse and even atruck
the cfileer as he was being put lu a cull.
This morning he was very penitent, told
the mayor he would lese hla situation If
aent te Jail and agreed te awcar off ter a
year. The mayor allowed blm te swear off
and dlschsrged him.
Anether Intermedials Kchoel,
The superintending oemmltten of the
school met en Friday evening and decided
fe start an Intermediate school In tbe
Lemen street building, te relieve tbe pres,
aure en tbe Intermediate schools of that
section et tbe city. Miss Sadte Fleming
was assigned te teach tbe sobnel. Miss
Bessie McGrann waa transferred te the
school yaeated by Mlas Fleming and
Mlaa Coebran, tboeldeat substitute teacher,
waa assigned te the school formerly taught
by Mia McGrann.
Itstaresd lrem tns Kncampinant,
Dr. J. B. Smltb, of Admiral Reynelda
pest G, A. R., of tbla city, arrived home at
neon te-day from Columbus, Ohie, wbere
he baa been attending tbe twenty-second
National Encatntment G, A. R as arepro arepre
aentatlve from the department of Pennsyl
vania. He reports tbe Eneampmeut aa ens
et tbe largest gstberiega known te the his
tory of the order, six hundred delegates
being In attendance, and aeme meat Im
portant business transacted for the geed of
tbe order.
IKinoetatlu Hasting.
Tbe Democrats of the elty will put up a
fine large banner across North Queen street
between the Schiller beuse and Glrsrd
beuse tbls evening. Tbeaffalr will be under
tbe auspleea of the Sixth and First ward
club. Besides these the Tariff Reform and
Yeung Men' elub and tbe Eighth Ward
Battalion will atttend. After the banner la
atretebed there will be speaking lu Sblller
hall.
At tbe Centennial aaloeu a Cleveland and
Thurman pole will be erected tbla evening.
There will also be a flee dlsplsy of fire
works. ANsir UonaUmtlea AdepUil.
The Select Castle, Knights of tba Mystic
Chain, In aeaalen In Harrlsbnrg, en Friday
adopted tbe new constitution. One of tbe
change empowers tbe select commander
te appoint tbe district deputies, who have
hitherto been elected. The newly eleeled
emeare wera ituUOled.
A PiffTTTTAD TsTC ACTED Si
'zrm.. m
r. .vri.u5iun vw sxeua DUBT CAClB)-yp
TBB DESTHCOriUN OF A Mitt.
rfi
Wfetl mi- ..-. fea- . ...
-I., ,.,. -,. neu nara ! W( USMM M
niewsAwsy, Ui Wachlasry is OvstlajaasliA
and Iks fTrrCBfd
rf (ka ? mm ml.-... .. fe-l?,yiM
'""""S ""ITS)' Jft2
eae Twe Ebbimm w
men Fall te Resea Twe Empleyes,
J?J
Clkybland, Oble, Sept. 15 Tbe 1
G-story brick fliurmlll knows m tbe If. '!
tlensl mills, naniwt K M n nuubsau
am fcfMi.. .. . ..-. . T?yT)3
-,u - mrei, ms unaiiy ueanreye.
explosion and fire about 3 o'clock H
morning. $
umu nauK ui ae men were ecMMtMV'
ever the building at tbMr work aad avss-aO
HMMmKIma .. .....I.. I Ti-il
... m hi- uuhuibb; was runniBg , WEeaVi-vis
a larrtfln Ynlnalnn inu tiA m - a'k-a
fastenings, shattered the walla, twasiedf;
ana averiurnea ice resvy machinery aavf vl
blew the men from their ti. .?('
them landing aenaelesa and bleedha;ia
agsinat the walla. t7
Wbentbe englnea arrived the nlllwM'J
enveloped In flame, bnt threush tha .vM.
torts of the men working In the Bee XJm
freight yard, sear br. the wounded han.. vn
all been removed from the building e-:!
cant tmn mm. VtmA nMa , ma -a 'N
r. . , -. -,--, v. uawnaav;-;
StrMt. a,llf4 al man namat atMMjft ak. - - - J
en the third fleer. 1 "
a -. a . ....-. Vf
anagui water wan airectea te A wIbhtevbI
dew en this fleer a seen aa the fireman mtM
l.d aHrf nun-.. - .,- . Jrj!W
.ou uu iiieiaMaiiuuB wng inane te. reaCEvJJ-sg
t.he window with ladders, Aa the smoke Vlfa
eiearsHi away before tbe drenehlng Bhewerp'M
there waa a cry from the orewd and Otr.SfM
tTian'tf ftartn annaa.aai-t fwa.mak.4 In .. -- - --Vt-,
Thft fir Attn An aif4nnhlA4 kaklw a4V.a.a. -"
them, but before they oeuld succeed tterti
wu nrun inn inn nnnirinntM mM miii wjm
a cry of terror fell back Inte the seethies? $Sft
flame. The ether violin, waa net aeea at V&&
all.
$-Ki
juiuiunu iu tan luui win iiHa iua
000, nearly oevered by insurance. . g
.m uauav ui tue explosion ! net BOWE f,V
out ii ia generally believed mat it
from tbe Ignition of finely dlesemlBtesl.?:-:
pariioieeet flour.
. 'fa
Tannlrnu will, uimiai aaa --.Vgfi
- aaM aw,. .,r,
.- .- . . . ;?jtssi
.r. -reiTjr, jsiih uaiwerm ana a ueg yritli'rtxfj
Attaint.!, tha FaU (S
Buffalo, HeptlsADethar trip threfaklife
th Whtrltwil Rantita la tn ha an aria, fa. ... '-'f
Charlea A. Percy, or Suspension BrMgt,"S$
avwmruiw t ...... -v,..e ugi m uja4-BSl C.
Tll.l-K.--, -t M TlanMail- Ai IfcfYT . --a
a. .,,..(, a,uu an., a .u, a UU, "i. -
landlntrln an nncn tinaL aalllna, tkmiuk . iv
- a. - r-- - -"aa aw.aj
me rapius anu uewu tee river ana BcreeBvA;;
Iha t laa, tr TMAMlA wk... ft. a 111 . t, -V VJ
piaceu en Uauiiuiuuu at uie rrnTIB wBI 7 "' X
, - ..klklll.. ... AL- , , .(4i
OXDONltlen. Jv-isiS:
The beat la asventeen feet long and Iuh
reur oempartmeni. in one or wnien will ?; ,
be 1,220 peunda of aand ballast. Tha bee?t3
is a seir-baiier aa well aa a aeil-righter, "--'&
Mr. Pn elaltna It la Imnnailhla Uiau.l
alaa It. r-? .
M.MV ... VC
The trip waa te have been yesterday, kat.
was postponed en aoeountot tbedlf&eiljr.f'
of getting the beat trans ported below VkM
falla. tif4
Percy lelt here at 3 o'clock thla merniBg $j
witn nia neat loaesd en a aray, wbieti wuire
convey blm te the falls. It waa exneetea
te leach there at neon and the trip la tW
ranged for s o'eiock una afternoon.
la a.
Tbe Oily
New Yebk, Sept,
New Yerk from Liverpool. The
waa delayed oil tha banks 18 hours bv the
-lu- ,-... -. . a. .t. - ;,
Mil
.5H
V l&$
tfMiif Yerk Delayed. ?v3"
ll llllllll Ml al
veaaerM'
HUin 1UIH ITIUK UUfca HUU UT KJ1B1 Haiar ".'
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Amenar the DaMensera en beard wera v,:-iJl
Judne W. Q Greaham. Ber. Dr. T. O. ?;:
Apple, Lancaster, Pa., Rev. J. LocklngteS
n-.a, kn aa,n.aaana Iha I-ll.a. -...k. '(.
hnlrfara In tha Wrla rallrnarf. Van Wav W '-'''''ffj
Gsbrlels, Rev. A. H, Hall, ex-consul te
Algiers, Kyrle Bellew, the actor, Blaheft'
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Mrs. Fr actor In Msw Fertr. t-ZM
Nkw Yerk, Sspt 10, Mra. Procter, wM.lj
ei i-rer, i-roeior, who istsiy uiea as mubu
city fiem yellew lever, arrived .her
morning. It la probable that before BlfM&
uumiuuHicauuu wm ue upoaeu unw
her and tbe health efficera with refi
te tba final disposal of her husband' yet
unbuiled body, Mra. Proetor la etayiae
with filends, but the health autherlUea ?&
refuse te reveal ber address. Xy
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A Haaianaar Trmla Haraait. i, -'!
Eaht Baqinav, Mleb., Sept 16 A -9
unM. train r.n tha Haalnaar. 'Pnaanla A-l-SV'
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nnmn rallriiaul. ilna hara at A n. n. -raatar v
iav. was deatreved bv forest flraa aaarj-;
Barnea atatlen yesterday. The Area de-'
aueyed the tie, tbe rail spread, aa ;
tha train, consisting or a locomotive, beg'
gage and express car and a oeaob, left the
track while It waa going at a speed of M
mile an hour. It ran about two lengths
after leaving tbe rail', wbea the)
innnmntlt-A tint At and the aara ,
taking lire wera all destroyed. Bever-lj
ai naannmrara and train handa were fcH
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bruised ana Durneu, nut neus seriously. ms
u.nntra nhannrAd tha track and thus cans it ''i'''3
the accident
nomad and Bhecasd by Uahlatag.
Dks Moines, Iowa, Sept. 15. Miss Laura
Watsen, et A Igena, was atruck by lightning
during a ahewer yeaterday. Her hat waa
burned from ber bead, two large belea
burned through her waterproof and cloth
lng, and ber back waa badly soerobed, Oa
et her shoe was tern from her feet aact
thrown several feet distant She was badly
Bhecked, but will recover.
A Magaitu llnlldleg Hlowe Up.
ViOTeniA, B. O., Sspt 16. The magf
zlne en Twe Brether Island, Esqulmaelt,
containing 800 pound of powder la ear
trldge,expteueayeieray, oeoiiubwuj
slreylug the euuaing. xae tupieauMi
caused by the burning of the brush ea
Island. Ne one was Injured.
Jrt Darnsg by Frosts.
Masen City, Iowa, Sept 15. The heavy
freats of tbe laat two night have seriously
dsmsged the corn crop. It will reduee the
average yield te twelve buabela per acre.
Grans waa kllled and herds will seen have
te be housed.
A Breker Fall.
New Yenic, Sept 15, The failure of C.
M. Ward, bieker, haa been announced ea
tbe Bleck exchange. The failure, which
excites little Interest, Is attributed te heavy
losses by the reeent heavy deellae of St
Paul.
A UlecK Hare.
NenwAT-ir, O , Sspt J5.-A whole block
of frame building wa destroyed here by
fire Isst right Tbe lesa will probably
reach (80,000 en which there la little hi hi hi
sursDoe. The elty wa pieoUeaHy wltbeat
water.
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A Frluce our.
Vikxna, Sept. 16. The death 1 aa aa aa
nouneed of Prince Johann Ade) pa Sehwar
zanberg In Bohemia.
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