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VOLUME XXV-NO. 69.
LANCASTEB, PAM THUBSDAY,1 NOVEMBER 8, 1888.
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TWO BOILERS EXPLODE.
TH BnaUlB BOOBB AT TMB MEMt
CAI, WOBKS U DaMTBOYEB,
Jehn Ktldcl Initially KIUed-4eerge gaal fe,
Aleass Uaaabrtg.t, Cttaa-lea F. hUtter,
Fi aak A sal, Martta OmM, A. W. Was-
tannelil, aad MlcbaalCeasa lid era.
The largest snd naeet dcstrBetlve boiler
explosion teat ha taken place la Lancaster
county slnee the great acetdeat at Ma S
oettoB mill, about twenty years age, oo eo oe
currad Wednesday evening at the Lancas
ter chemical werka In it one man waa
Instantly killed. (Several wara badly In
jured and considerable properly waa either
totally tnlned or very badly daaaeged,
The ehemlcal work a are altuated la afea
batm township, en tba llaa or the cat-off of
the Pennsylvania railroad, Jeat outside of
the etty limits and la a northwesterly dlrae.
lien from the elty. The ohemleal works
are In a large three atery brick building
and te the wast la another building of slmeat
the aame alza which la occupied by the
Miller Hsap cemjwBy aa a msnufaotery.
On the eastern side of the chemical werka
there Is a one atery brlek building, whlcb
was recently rented by the United B tales
Electrle Light company. They bare
been mrulshtng the llghta rer use
en the city atresia and lately removed
their plant from Chureh street In this etty
te the ohemleal work a. All the machinery,
eta, waa placed In the amall brick building.
The light company obtained their ateam
and power from the ohemleal werka, from
which the soup faotery waa also anpplled.
The boiler house was altuated Immediately
behind, or en the north aide of the ohemleal
werka building. It waa a one-atery brlek
building in size 60-85 feet. Clese by the
boiler beuse were two ether one-story brick
building, In eaeh of wblcb tbere waa an
engine. One of tbeaabad been put In but
recently and waa new.
TWO BOILERS KXTLODK.
In the boiler heure were four very large
bellera cf CO horse power eaeh. Twe of
theae exploded almost tegelher,causlng tbe
terrible accident. Pet pie residing In tbe
northern part of tbe elty were startled by a
rumbling noise shortly after 5 o'clock. The
wlndewa In the beusea were abaken and
many persona believed tbat tbe shock had
been caused byan earthquake. There were
two roperta of the aaine kind, whieh followed
eaeh ether ae closely that they were almost
ene and tbe same. A great oleud of smoke
waa aeen at tbe chemical werka and It waa
known at onee tbat terrible accident
bad occurred. People aoen began
te gather there In large numbera
and there was great excitement. The
faet that the bellera bad exploded then be
came known. A terrlb'e scene waa then
witnessed. The explosion bad made a
frightful wreek and such a pleture of dese
latien baa seldom been aeen anywhere.
When the accident occurred, Chattel F.
Miller, a member of the company owning
tbe chemical works, waa in the engine
room, aa were Alenai Hambrlght, Frank
Abe), Jehn Keldel and Geerge Bmltb,
empleyes of the werka. Aba), Bmltb and
Kernel, were working aoeut me engine,
which waa In charge of tbe first named,
who la foreman of tbe werka. Hambrlght
la tbe night engineer, and be waa about
getting ready te go en dnty. Had
tbe accident occurred but a few
minutes later tbe llghta In tbe clly
would bave been turned en. Michael
Clann, fireman for Hambrlght, waa
In the boiler beuse. Although bnt one
man of tbe party waa killed, the escape of
the ethera waa almost miraculous. The
accident occurred ae qulekly tbat tbe men
were astounded and none of them aeemed
te knew exaetly what bad occurred. Tbe
walla and reef of tbe engine houses were
amaahed In very suddenly.. When the
men who were net very badly hurt, bad
lime te oeiieot themselves, they went te
leek after tbe ethers.
JOHN BEIDBtS SKULI. CRUSHED.
Jehn Rftlrtel, the only man who waa
killed, waa fennd In tbe debrla ; bia akull
bad been crushed by falling bricks, timber,
Ae , and be was taken out dead. Geerge
Bmltb waa covered almost te ma neek
with brlcka and mortar, and It waa
found necessary te ahevei mm out
When rescued be was unoensoions, but
aoen recovered. He had been pretty badly
scalded and wan injured Internally. Ham
brlgbt's biek was badly hurt, and Mr.
Miller rceelved several ugly cuta in
tbe face. Abel waa considerably bruised
about tbe body, but bia Injuries are net
serious. Mlobael Klann, tbe fireman, waa
in tbe boiler beuse, which was blown te
pieces, and bow he escaped with bis life he
uer anyone will ever be able te tell. He waa
blown at least twenty-five feet from tbe
place where be had been Blandlng wben the
accident occurred. Miles Sberlz, an em em
peoye of the snap works, fennd Klann among
the brlcka. He bad been badly out, brulseu
and scalded. Adtlph Sehrenk, superinten
dent of the electric light works, waa In bia
bnggy between the werka and the railroad
when IheTtccldent occurred. He was struck
by a Hying brick and knocked from tbe
vehlele, and very badly bruised. Martin
Gsrnet was In side of tbe eloetrlo light werka
at the time and Lad one of bia leet badly
Injured by having a pleceef timber fall upon
It. A. W. Weatentteld, of Newark, N. J.,
waa alae In tbe electric light werka, having
oeme te Lancaster en Wednesday te aet
aerae new mteblnery for tbe llghtcempany.
Ha was also atruek en tbe leg by a brick.
bnt net badly burr. These of the men who
were seriously injured were taken te their
homes and p&yslcians were aummened te
attend tbeui. The body of Keldel after
being taken from tbe wreek waa placed In
tbe efflee of the aeap works, where It waa
kept until abent 8 o'clock, when Under
taker Amea Rete removed It te bia estab
lishment en North Qaeen street and tbenoe
te deceased's borne.
KXrENT OV TUB DAMAGE.
Tba Heller tf crass Deslreyad and the Bngleta
UrkiD A Htaewsr of Utlcks, Woea
aud Iren.
The wreck made by the explosion was
something apalliug and no one could e m
any Idea et tbe work of destruction without
paying a visit te the pi see. Of the boiler
house net a feet of tbe brick wall waa left
atandlng. The brleV seemed te bave teen
tern apart aa theugu tbe work bad been
done by mechanics. Tbey were blown ter
the distance of several squares from tbe
building In every direction ind the
fields around are filled with then-, Seme
wara hnrled threutth the roetaod windows
of eCJelnlng building, doing a great deal
of damage. Lsre pieces of timber were
earrled through tbe air ter ereat dlatanete.
Oi tbe lour bellera two remain almeat whole.
One of these waa found Immediately behind
the electrle light works. Anetuer baa
paaaed through tbe eastern wall and root et
the engine heust a, crushing them down ta
though tbey had been made of paper. Tbe
ether bellera were blown te pleee and parta
were found almpateveiywherr. The outbids
Iren of one was lying near tbe demolished
building, and It bad been blown almost
straight One end had passed through the
Miffine neuse. The engine in the beuae
were badly damaged It net totally wrecked.
Tbe large fly wheel of one of them waa
broken in two and a portion et the ma
chinery was aluu a eiveied with br.'eksand
mortar. The iron flur in these boiler will
pretably we'ge. one buadred pounds each.
They must have flown through tbe air like
leave, xs they were found badly twisted and
broken. Snmu were at least a tquue away
from tbe building.
TART OF A DOILER THROWN 100 YARDS.
A large pleee e' tbe boiler weighing
sevinl hundred pounds wai blown te the
extreme weatern end of the aeap factory at
Least one hundred yards from tbe bellur
beuse. Here It fell with great force. Right
near tbe spot where It landed Milea Hherta
bad a number nf boys at work putting
away barrels. Tbey luckily et e ipea being
hit tiy the piece of Iren, ana were net
touched by tbe many flying brlcka which
fell like ball about them. One boiler flue
struck the root et the stable connected with
tba soap factory, passing inreugn n ai
tbe time Jehn Van, tbe (lilvr, waa taking
a team from tbe abed, but be snd
die herae etcaped. 1 he large two horse
tmm of the factory was standing in tbe yard
cut aaitbsr tbe brlek nor the Iren touehed
li a isrge piece of the boiler in Its
deeaant x trc uetjh tbe reef et tha
drylag room, doing considerable damage.
PMateatraaktMafaaai (te wefvlflM
ebeealea. works, toward tbe western end,
tearing ent cartload ef brleka tram the
baUdaaf. la tba surrounding Aside tba
trewed waa term np la aaaay piece aa
theMghptewM by the targe ateeaa of lrem
aad weed whlek wara aarled from tba
batMtajr. AaeadofeaeoftheboUerawlth
asveral flee waa threwa almost aaataat the
ode deer of the aeap factory, 76 y arde from
tba boiler bona. It etraefc a Urea lrea
red oenaeotlBg tbe machinery of tba two
building, beading tt greatly.
Tba greatest damage te the oheaaleal
werka Tmlldlng we la that part next te
tbe boiler hone at tba eastern end.-. Her
aha walla fresa thafoaadaUea te the reef.
dfed for twenty or thirty Met la width, were
lern eat. Tnere are anas oetea at nnmi
plaeea la tba reef of tbe traUdiega, and
tharaaraaeareelyaay window paaea lafr.
Quite a Bember of brlcka were knocked
from the rim of the large amok ataek,
which must beauty or seventy feet high,
by flying missies, This damage la addition
te tbat of the machinery, &x, will make
tba lese qnlte heavy, and It M almeat Im
possible te estimate It at preaenf. It will
likely be some weeks before work ean be
resumed In either tba chemical or aeap
factory.
XLKOTRIC LIGHT MACHINERY KSOAPES.
The window of the electric light com
pany 'a bnlldleg are broken out, bnt beyond
tbat their damage la net are t, Their ma
chinery I net Injured. Oaring te the acci
dent, however, they are without ateam
power, and are unable In run their ma
eblnery. It will be Impossible for them te
furnish any light te tbe city foraetne time
te oeme, and they msjsr be compelled te re
move tbelr plant Tielr leaa will be quite
large by reason of tbla.
In addition te tbe buildings ether prop
erty waa damaged. Feneea were broken by
flying piece et Iren. Near the boiler house
atoed a bran new heavy wagon. Inte thta
a wbele lead of brlcka were auddenly lift
ed by the explosion and the great weight
broke one axle and tbe bed.
Immediately after the exoleslon part of
the weed work of tbe building took fire.
Engine Ne, 4 waa taken out from town,
and tbe flames were easily extinguished.
Jehn Kledel, tbe man who waa killed In
the aceldent, was a German 69 yeara et age.
He resided at Nr. 320 Chester street, te
whieh place bia body waa taken. Fer yeara
be waa employed In tbe aeap faotery aa a
laborer. He leaves a wife and two grown
daughters.
CAUSE OF TBE EXPLOSION UNKNOWN.
Ne one seems te knew any thing concern
ing tbe cause of the accident. The men In
charge of the boiler eay that they bed been
filled with water, and at tbe time et the
aceldent they ware waiting for a anfflelent
quantity of ateam. They cannot account
ter the accident A gentleman who baa
bad a great deal of experience In tbe con.
atruotien of bellera waa out at
the aeene et the accident thta morn morn
leg. He examined one of the whole bellera
and found tbat tbe flues were all loose,
rrem the appearance of the boiler, Ae., he
believed tbat It did net bave sufficient
water. The oeroner will investigate the
esse. This morning be empanelled a Jury
consisting et Martin Krefder, Adam K.
But, Eugene Bauer, B. F. Haatlnga, Al
Tripple and Jacob Norbeek. They viewed
the body of Reidel and place of accident
and then adjourned until te-morrow at 9
o'clock when testimony will be beard.
CONDITION CF THE INJURED.
A reporter et the Intelligencer tbla
morning aaw three of the men wbese inju
ries were tbe most aerleua in the accident ;
Atonal Hambrlght waa found In bed
at bia bearding beuse en Cbureb atreet He
oemplatned of much aereneaa abcut bis
back and kidneys, but none of bia bone
were broken. He aaya tbat be waa first
atruek by a brick en tbe baek of the
bead and knocked down. Aa be
fell under tbe engine aemetblng heavy
like apiece of timber struck him across
tbe back, Geerge Bmltb another injured
man, Uvea en Rockland atreet, near tbe
publle school. He was badly scalded about
tbe face and bI;bedy waa brulaed. Mlebael
Clann, resides ea North street. He wta
alae scalded and aeveral of hla rib are
broken. C F. Mlller,manageref tbeohemleal
and aeap works, la doing every thing In bia
power for tbe wounded men aa welfaa the
laniuy or me oeceasea. ear. miner nas iuu
Uvea et all of bis empleyes Insured agalnat
accidents and Reldei's family will secure
a right snug sum.
One person tbat made a most narrow
eseipe and wheae name is net mentioned,
above, Waa Harry Heak, a young man who
realdea en North Queen street He werkB
In tbe aeap factory, but was in the chemical
werka when tbe aceldent occurred. He
esesped without a acrateb. When run nln g
tnll the two iautorlea employ about fifty
men.
Seme arrangement for lighting the elty
aireeta will bave te be made. An
effljer of tbe electrle light company arrived
in town this atlernoen. lie will
meet tbe lamp committee at the Btevena
beuse tbla evening. It la likely tbat
gasoline lamps will be erected until all
arraugementa for electricity ean be made.
THE COTTON FACTORY ACCIDENT
The last aceldent of tbla kind, as referred
te above, took place at tbe cotton mill at
Puke and Lemen streets, en Saturday
mernlng,July 13,1887. The boiler exploded,
leveling the boller house te tbe ground
and tearing out one aide of tbe mill. Tbe
boiler was burled tbrengb tbe air for 200
yarda and landed near the corner of Duke
and Jamea streets. David Hantcb, the en
gineered Faldlne Myera employee et the
mw,wereinaianuyiiuica. jereniiannuni
mer; superintendent of tte mill, Heward H.
weiizei.Annie wpioerianaearauiiorwarr,
empleyes, were fatally Injured. Corener I
Leenard and Jury Investigated tbe case at
great length aud;many witnesses were ex
amined. Five of tbe J oreta signed a verdict
te tbe effect tbat the explosion waa ecca
alened by causes unknown te tbe Jury, as
tbe boiler waa In geed osndltlen, &.', Tbe
sixth Jurorecincurred In all but enenentence
and aubstltute, this, "That tbe lmmedla a
cause or cause et tbe explosion are te the
Jurera unknown; but we find tbat tbe
bellera of aald mill were frequently sub
Jeeted te an amennt of pressure calculated
te Impair tbelr durability and hasten tbelr
deterioration and tbla was a cause con
tributing te the explosion In a remote
degree."
TUK SOI Til PKNN 80UKHK.
Dr. Uettetter's Utb Will Probably Neceul.
tate a lteorjnltlen.
The death of Dr. Hostetter, of Plttsbure,
la regarded by railroad men aa likely te
bave a meat Important effect upon tbe Seuth
Pennsylvania railroad acheme, perhaps te
tbe extent of causing ibe abandonment of
tbe plan entirely. Dr, Ueatetter waa the
second largest subscriber te tbe 115,000,000
syndicate, bis intereat of (2,000,000 boleg
exeeeded enlv by tbe Interest of tbe late
William H. Vanderbllt The next largest
subscriber te Dr. Hestetter is Mr. Ralph
Bsgaley, who figures for (1,200,000, and It
la well known that Mr. Bagaley la net well
disposed toward tbe gentlemen wbe are
oenduotlng tbe affairs or tbe Mentb Penn
peel, or, rather, be deea net altogether ap
prove or ineir pians.
Mr. Andrew Carnegie, wbe subscribed
for (1,000,000, la managing the affair, but be
naa juii naa a Dusineaa anpuie wun nia
partner, Henry Phlpps, who baa retlrtd
from the Carnegie firm. Mr. Piilppa la a
aubtcrlber te the Seuth Penn project te tbe
extent et (500,000. Mr. Henry Lewis and
Mr. Augustus Sehell, two of tbe original
members of the syndicate, hate died within
tbe laat tow years, and tbelr Investments
are In tbe banda of tbelr executers, aud te
some extent tied up.
Such a large proportion of the original
(15,000,000etsubscrlbed capital baa changed
position, and aa these wbe control tbe bal
ance bave been unable te auggeat a plan
aatlsfaolery te all interests, that it is new
believed the original syndicate will net bs
able te build the read, and that a complete
reorganization and tbe formation of new
company with new men and new capital
will be feuud neeesssry.
Dr. Hostetter has net taken an active In
terest in Seuth Penn matters for some
months, owing te feeble health. He was
ready, however, te approve any plan that
commanaea tne general support or etner
stockholders, occupying in this respect
common ground with the Vanderbllt belia
Fllsd a IKmerrsr,
E. D North, eaunaal for Horaee Q. Uener
lnalcted for false pretense and embezzle
meat, filed a demurrer te the lndletment
te day, Tha imtmi wUl be argued
tha ! bar tr at.
A TURNODT REFUSED.
TBB MILXXaUTltXB MAIL WAV OOBFAKV
CANNOT BOILD IT.
Wast Bad rtepla FeUUea CoeaelU, Claiming
theTaraent Would Allew tba Raaalag
of Twe Oars Tha Water Warts Ap
propriations Is Babaeatad.
Be'ect and oemtnon oennoils met statedly
en Wednesday evening at 7J0. In tbelr re
spective chambers,
BBLBOT COUNCIL.
Present : Messrs. Berger, Haloes, Leng,
Remley, Riddle, Sehum, Btermtellc, Wise
and Evan, president
Tbe report et the atreet committee was
read, but contained nothing of lnteresttbat
haa net already been published.
Mr. Riddle presented a loemmuntoatlon
from bis honor, Mayer Edgerley, submit
Ung an Invitation te oeunolla te select a
oempetent person te attend a meeting of
tbe inter-munldpal convention at Harris
burg enTurtdar, November 20 the pur
pose et the convention being te se amend
tbe Inter-municipal law aa te make It con
UtotlenaL
On motion of Mr. Riddle It waa resolved
te aend a delegate te tbe convention.
The report of tbe dre oemmtttee waa read.
A TURNOUT REFUaED.
Ma Riddle presented the petition of real
dentael tbe West End, praying that. In
order te bave better accommodations for
getting te tbe centre of the elty, tbe MIL
leravllle atreet railway company be per
mltted te lay a second turnout, that they
maytbua be enabled te run two car in
tead of one te the western terminus of
the city, and Mr. Riddle ettered a resolu
tion granting permission te put In anew
turnout en West Orange atreet.
a diBcuasien arose as ie wneiner me
railway company would comply with the
elty ordinance reaulatlDK atreet railways.
and Mr. Riddle said be bad been assured
tbey would comply.
Mr. Remley moved te lay the resolution
en tbe tsblp, whieh was adopted.
Mr. Haines preicnted a petition asking
for a lamp at the corner of Duke and Wash
ington atreet. Referred te the lamp com
mittee. CITY CONTROLLER'S REPORT.
The elty coutrellbt'a report waa read, a
fellow i :
ClTT CONTHOLLIR'S OrNC, (
Lakcabtbr, Nev. 7 H;8 (
Te 1 Ul Honorable, the Soleet and Common
leuncils of tbe City et taneister.
Gentlemen: In compliance with law,
1 berewltb present te your honorable bodies
fbe following report and atatement, te wit:
lliut the sum or money In tbe treumy
atipreprlntcd te water werss general
when tbe controller cenntertlffced
flrjt warrant ea this fund, April 14,
13 as 19,531 C3
Ih&t there ws paid from this lundrn
warrants countersigned up te No
vember?, 183d 9!10 7J
Ralance Neverubtr 7,1868 1 1M 81
TUat tbe claims awaiting payment from
this fund amennt te ever (700, end that no
prevision la made for the payment thereof.
All et whieh is respectfully submitted,
Charles Denues,
City Controller.
a question of lieht.
Mr. Rlddle cllered a resolution Instruct
ing tba lamp committee te demand tbat tbe
Electrle 1Kht company proceed at ence te
supply theclty with light, and be suggested
that tbe United Slates Eloetrlo Light
company mate some arrangementa with
tbe gaa company, If they could accomplish
It in no ether way. Tee resolution, which
waa adopted, was called up by tbe scol scel
dent deatreilns the bellera that supplied
the electrle light company, tbe detail of
wnien are given eisewuere.
Adjourned,
COMMON COUNCIL.
In common oeunoll there were present :
Meters Auxer, Bare, Bartholemew, Bertz.
field, Bltner, Brlnten, Kaby, Eberman,
Fran It, Freeh, Herr, Krelder, Mayer,
McKlrey, McLaughlin, Mlley, Bbettzer,
Blng, Btrlckler, Hturgle, Zeek and Beard,
Dresiueni.
Mr. Frantz presented the petition of a
large number of cltlzinB setting fertbtbat
North Christian atreet. between Orange
and Chestnut, la Iti an almeat impassable
condition, and prajleg for the repair et tbe
same, nsrerrea te tne street oemmuiee.
Tbe report of tbe city treasurer for the
month was presented, it showed the re
ceipta for October (2,700 08, expenditures
0,404 17 and tbe balance In the treasury
fC7,650 34.
Mr. Franlz preBented a communication
from the water commissioners. In It tbey
state that when they assumed charge of the
works thore was a balance in the water
werka general fund et ?!),0S5 02, New tbere
la only (213 31. Bills against this amount
te tbe amount of f 1,395 SO are en
file and there la also a further
Indebtedness et GOO, for which bills
bsve net been rendered. The oommla eommla oemmla
aloners, in conclusion, asked that an
appropriation of (4,270 00 be made te pay
Diuiaue ana run iuu worm uaiauue ui usuai
year.
Mr. Fran'r, frerfi tbe finance committee,
reported an ordinance, appropriating (3,000
te the water werka general f nnd, negatively
and with tbla endowment : " That the
water commissioners are requested te ren
der an itemized account of moneja
expended since they went Inte office."
Mr. irranizeata in explanation mai iuu
watej .eommbslenar. had f urnl.bed meU
i """, -""--"." ZL",,', "Vrh-?.
waa adopted,
Mr. Brlnten Introduced an ordinance de
fining the duties et the Janitor at city ball
and fixing bia salary at (370 per year. It
was referred te the property committee.
Tbe lamp oemmlttee reported that gaso
line Ism pi bad been plaeed at Fourth and
Ceral atreet, and en Fremont street near
Cottage alley.
Common council ordlnanceappreprlatlng
(2,525 39 tepiy for tbe construction et tbe
sewer en North Duke, betweeu James and
Clay streets, was passed by a unanimous
vote. Select council oencurred.
A petition was presnnted from a number
et cltlzena in the Eighth ward praying
oeunolla te dlieet tbe regulator te compel
an adherence te tha gr&ue ler gutters, en
West KIdk street, from Kelker'a brewery
westward te Ceral aireet Referred te the
state committee.
Mr. Bltner informed councils of the as
cldentat thecheratcalcempunj'a works aud
aald that It might be ueceasary te make
prevision for lightning theclty. A motion
was made and ad of ted giving the lamp
committee authority te mukeauca arrange
ments as tbey deem necessary.
The qnestlnn el erecting a place tf keep
the read roller was tlbcuteed. Every
member who said auytblng en tne subject
was opposed te keeping It in tbe ccutie et
the city.
Mr. Auxer ssld tbat tbe committee ap
pointed te aeleet a alto would report at the
next meeiteK- He favored taking the rear
et Ne. 4 engine property for the purjose.
Adjeurnta.
The Pratdut lakta It Coolly.
Frem the Washington l'eit.
The president tttkes tha reeult calmly
and philosophically, lie talked quite
freely about the returns and the lnoredsed
Republican vote, but expressed net the
slightest regret In the world at any aotlen
he haa taken aurini; ni Huimoieirnuuu.
Ha Is willing te admit tbat his petition
en tbe taria and the decided stand he lock
In favor of rovenue reduction may have
lest him a geed many votes, but ue still
maintains that If It were te de ever again
be would fellow tbe dictates et hli coo
Vlcilens.
Tbe president received no telegrams frcm
the national Domecralio committee until
late In the afternoon. Frem what be baa
beard, however, be cencedea that be la de
feated. He attributes hia defeat te no one
in particular, and sjya tbat Hill and Tam
many Hall treatedhlm with perfcet fair
near, and that he has no fault te find at all
Papsr Ooeii.
Tbe pieer doeta new coming into ue are
claimed te possess tbe advantage ever weed
of neltber shrinking, awaiting, cracking
nor warping. They are formed et two thick
paper beards, stamped and meulded Inte
panela and gUzed togetber with glue and
potash, and then rolled tbieugb heavy
rollers. After being covered with a water
proof coating, and one tbat Is fireproof, tbey
era painted, vaiBlahed and bona m tbtu
1 usual WJf
sroBtecs sneB.
C aaat Basils aa reeeh ateaea Mew
Qieaad Up ter faleaa la rise et ta
rick Dast Bataasrly Vaed.
Dr. Theme Tayler, mtoreaocplat of the
agricultural department, le engaged la
making mlcroaeeplo examination of a
aamber et sample of condiment pur
chased at varieue store la Wash
ington, D. C Sample et pepper, allaplc
aad elevee are aew undergoing eeratfay.
la met all of the sample examined aema
adulterant baa been found. The oondl eondl oendl
meau are pnrchaaed at store ana de
livered in hermetically sealed package
bearing tbe name and addressee of tha
manufscturerr. Tbe label are numbered
ana carelully put away for further refer refer
enee. Bath the wbele berries and tbe
round condiment are purchased. Dr.
Tayler said tea reporter tbat tbe lnveatiga.
tlen waa mainly for tbe purtxiae of finding
out simpler method by which adulterat
Id ingredients may be detected.
In making tbe Inveatlgatlens he had ob.
served that the common adulterants, brlek
dust and sand, were aet used ae much new
sathey were formerly, but be baa found tbat
atone cell a of olive and ether seed are
largely used. Peach, seed, olive seed and
oeooanut shells, be thought, were the
prlnelpat adulterant. Tbey have no taate
or anaell, and be saw no reason why
tbey could net be used la aU
oendlmanta. Te make mlcroaeeplo
section of black pepper a berry 1 inserted
In a wax Up en a common cork, and, by
mesne of tbe mloretone, a new Invention
et Dr. Tayler', a abavlng tbla enough te
be transparent la taken from the berry
whieh la burled In tbe wax. Tbla I trans
ferred te glass snd photographed ter tbe
purpose of ascertaining It atrueture. It
Is also drawn In colors, ataln being used
enabling one te detect tbe various sub
stantia. Dr. Tayler haa obtained from tbe olive
and vine farm et E. H. Geed ridge, In Call Call
iernis, a quantity of olive atone. Tha a ten aa
were greuna te pewaer ana paasea lureugu
tbe finest sieve imaginable. By aubjeeting
a portion et tbla powder te tbe mlcroaeopo It
waa found' te be composed of what la known
te the betanlata aa atone celt Under polar.
Ized light tbey are very brilliant and easily
distinguished from the atone eella of tbe
genuine artleie. Aa compared wltbtheatene
cella of black pepper tbey are long and
narrow. A already stated, another
adulterant used la ground oeooanut ahell.
The powder made by the shells la much
darker than that made by tbe olive atones,
whieh la et a yellow hue. Tbe oeooanut
shell powder la uneraaultable te ginger and
spines.
When asked whether the result et the
mlorerooplo examination would held geed
in the court In a prosecution for aelilng
adulterated feed, tbe doctor aald tbat tbere
was net tbe allgbteat doubt but wbat it
would. He aald tbat mlcroseoplo tests of
bogus butter bad atoed In tbe court, but
be knew et no conviction where tbe
analTBls waa made by a chemist
WHAT THE tKKSlDKNT BATS.
II Attributes Ilia Defeat te Democratic nil-
cord In New Yerk City and Stale.
Woahtegton Dispatch te FbUadelphlaTlmes.
During the morning aeveral prominent
Demoeratlo pelltlclana bad Interview with
tbe president They weredlsnesed te share
tbe wild hopes of Chairman Brlee, but tbe
prealdent did net encourage any aueb illu
sion. He bad glyen up tbe battle when he
retired aoen alter midnight He bad bnt
little te Bay In explanation otlhe leiulr, He
la luUy satisfied, however, after a careful
analysis of tbe vote a given today, tbat
the defeat was net te be attributed te hi
advanced position en tarltl reform, net te
any mistake In the admlntatraUen manage,
ment et public sffalra, but solely te the
party dlaoerds In New Yerk elty and tbe
disturbed condition of tbe party through
out tbe atate, dne te factional Intrigues.
As the results appeared last night, with
New Jersey Democratic by a large plurality,
and Connecticut and Indiana in the bal
ance, with Demoeratlo probabilities, party
disorders in New Yerk are alone left te
account for tbe defeat Under tbeae cir
cumstances, tbe prealdent evidently leela
tbat be baa no occasion te consider himself
responsible. Indeed, be intimated tea friend
that the eoenomlo issue, aa presented, baa
been totted, and baa been amply sustained
by tbe popular verdict wherever disencum
bered of faolien disturbances.
TARIFF nKIORM STILL AN ISSUE.
He thinks that the lssue will still pro pre
dominate in Domecratlo party doctrine,
and in a iquare contest in the luture en Ita
merits will wlu. Mrs. uieveiana ana ner
mother and aunt remained at the executlve
mansion until neon, and were then driven
out te Oak View. As they paiaedent of
tbe park, tbe ladle looked net lu the least
disconcerted by the unfavorable newaef
the general results. Mr. Folsom baa
evlncnd morn concern ever tbe reault than
tbn ether ladles et tbe executive mansion.
Tbe president waa at bia desk all day,
atalsted by Secretary Lament In tbear.
rangementef Important business attending
the opening of Cengreaa, leas thsn four
weeka hence. The prealdent te-day made
Berne reference te tne necessity or Degin
ning the preparation et bia annual mes
snge te Congress. At tbe cabinet meeting
te-morrow be will notify the ministers of
the government te furnish tbelr ay nepals
nf lh administration's work Of the ex-
executive department without delay. It la
net improbable tbat tbe annual messace et
tbe closing session or tne Fiftieth Cen.
grers, wbleb will witness tbe termination
of the present administration, will be
voluminous and will present an interest.
Ing retrospect et four yeara' management
of publle affairs by Demoeratlo prealdent
SECRETARY WHITNKT'S VIKWS.
(Secretary Whitney, wbe returned last
night from New Yerk, said: "1 bave been
in New Yerk for three weeka doing all I
could te help our people our. We did all
we cculd, hut when the reconciliation et
contending factions In New Yerk waa
made hopeless by tne i6iusei ie oemo te
any ground et agreement 1 made up my
mlnci what te expect. It wrs evident te
meten days ego tbat we were net keeping
pace with our opponents. The schemes
which they were playing kept cur people
In unceasing commotion. Ot ceurae every,
thing honorable Is fair in politics, as in
war. I only Bay that our people were ae
much broken up by factional lights tbat
tbey found It dllllcult te keep up with these
campaign msceauvree.
"The tariff laue waa only incidentally
connected with the result. The Demoeratlo
pcaltlen was net properly brought berere
tbe people. They did net understand It,
but they win oeiere aneiner erection, x uu
net admit yet that we have lest anything en
the leue. We denbtlesa bave the ether
pivotal states and bave lest New Yerk en
our own family dlflerenceB and, aa I think
net en tbe tarltl. The president's pellay
has al way a been one et tariff reform and net
of Iree trade. This battle will be fought
ever again. It the Uepubllcana think that
tbe Democrats have been left without an
lstue tbey are mistaken. Tbe contest ever
tariff reform baa only commenced. When
we leek at the results and study tbe causea
et defeat we might say tbat tbe contest en
tariff Uaues has been Just commenced."
Justice Lamar was one of tbe callers at tbe
executive mansion en Wednesday, having
dropped in en bia way te tbe aesslens of
the supreme court. He bad a abort talk
with the president during which be ex
pressed his surprise and attributed tbe de
feat te ether eauaee than the tarltl. Tbe
president aald te him tbat (he news con
tinued te leek unfavorable.
A nailaef lUwMstcrlnl.
rrem tbe Chicago Gleba.
"Mether, 1 can never win the medal for
geed behavior," cxclaltned a Seuth Bide
icboel twy.Juatin from school; "I've tried
and tried, but acme ether pupil always gets
it."
"But you must keep en trying," Bald bli
mother or.ceurnglugly.
"It's no use," replied the boy, "Isbsn't
try any mere. It's a clean wattu of gcod gced
ness." Hill I'srsoes Urewntd.
A ferry steamer waa sunk in a collision
at Calcutta en Wednesday and sixty per
sons were drowned,
Iteceptlen en Friday Krenleg,
A very pleasant time is anticipated by
the members et tbe Yeung Men'a Obtistlan
association te-morrow evening, It being the
occasion of their members reception, A
pregramme et special Interest baa been
pi-spired, tegetber Wtta light ntreaanNts,
HARRISON AND MORTON.
TUB BBFOBL10AM OAMDIDAlBS
APrBARTO BBON TOP.
MOW
Mew Yerk atata Ksablleaa-WdaaaM'
Beperta Abeat ladtaaa aad IlUaeia Mat
Ceanfmad-OaHrernte and OeaaaaMcut
Oallsd Daaioeratlc-Ohle Henubilcaa.
New Yerk, Net. a-Ohalrman Brie, of
the Demoeratlo national exeeutlve com
mittee, concede the election of Geaeral
Harrison. Captain MeOlellan, chairman of
tha eampalga oemmlttee, was the only
member of tba national committee at head
quarter tbl morning, and ha made tha
authoritative announcement et Chairman
Brlce'a concession of Republican victory.
Unofficial returne from all the oeuntles
In New Yerk state give Harrison a plural
Ity of 11, 191. Tbe congressional delegation
will stand as at present The Albany
Kvming Journal concede Governer Hill's
re election hv about 10,000 plurality. The
New Yerk lltraUl figures It st 4.000.
The latest returns et tbe rote et Pennsyl
vania Indicate a plurality of about 72.000 for
Harrison. Tbe congressional delegation
will stand 21 Republicans. 7 Damoerst. Of
25 state eenatera oheaen 22 are Republican.
Tbe Heuse of Representatives will hsvs 142
Republlcane and 69 Democrats, three die
trlnta being doubtful at this willing.
Tbe plurality ler Cleveland In New Jer
sey is esUmated at 0,000. There will be s
Demoeratlo msjerlty of one la tbe elate
(Senate and two in tbe Hcnse.
The returns from West Vlrglnl continue
meagre, but Indicate tbat the Republicans
bave carried the First oengretalonsl district
and that the atate la doubtful,
ParUal returns from Indiana Indicate a
nlnraliiv of shniit R 000 for Harrlaen.
The latest from Delaware indleate a Re
publican majority of 2 en Joint ballet la the
"rii- Lint ruinrna from Missouri make
that atate doubtful. The Republican bave
already gained three congressmen and St
Leuis baa given 0,000 majority for Harrlaen.
Returna from tbe prtnalpal Interior point
are very meacre, or altogether lacking.
Ohie gives Harrison about 20 000 plurality
Illinois, 19,000; Nebraska, 25,000; Colerado,
12 000; Iowa, 80,000, and Michigan, 15,000.
North Carolina and Tennessee give In
creased mijerlttc for tbe Demoeratlo
tleket . . , , ...
Conneetlout glvea Cleveland about 350
plurality.
TUB VOTBOr TBB BTATB.
Adams
s dan
H.BSU
Allegheny
Armstrong.
licaver
.Bedford
llerks ., .... .......... i
Blair
Bradford....
Bneks......
Butler i
Cambria,
Cameren
carbon... ......
Centre
cheater.
Clarien
Clearfield...
Clinten. ..,..
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland...
Dauphin
Delaware.
Xlk
Ktle
rayette
19.4S9
20,000
8W1
SOU
8.8M
U.484
4,eiK
4 2IS
1,11m
teJ
49
ft.W
8.9'6
I'ise
7.2W
0.3WI
8,103
8,101
0.IN7
4,SSt
7M
4.110
s.e
4.230
4,816
fM
'eie
320
'iti
210
S.8M
.OS1
HUM
SIKK
4,495
TIW
4.100
see
m
1.150
4S2
2,171
e!6
,7
t.n
8.W1
aire
8 026
4 88$
a,e
S.4IS
7.MJ
8 0.13
2000
sloeii
8,694
9,'2M
300
210
sew
5,U7C
BS78
0.SM
7,l
1,1182
4.88
1,447
603
e,ve
e,734
487
S,9M
710
forest....
irranklln.
............
BB7U
928
8.20 1
(KM
Fulton. ....... .......
Qreene
Unntlngden
Indiana
JenVrBen..,.
Juniata....
Lackawanna
Lancaster.
Lawrence.
Lebanon.....
l.ehlxh
Luzerne
Lycoming....
MeKean
Mercer
l.iiM
4V40
2908
3;a
1,-os
J.76U
7.H1I
1.200
2 8tX
4C7I
8,418
1.711
1.9,9
9,978
l.oue
200
e.ete
le.ste
0171
" iTT ltss.
I e tsl e
skr a; asr
eg a P2 04
COUNTIES. CJ S -jlZ 3
Is ? ?! ?l
.... MO
482 ....
1160b ....
2.X0 ....
2,800 ....
.... 302
.... 5M
.... 1,(00
9.9V1
4,trn
B2U7
BUI
12 BM
2.118
2.971
8.(191
IS tee
8.355
B900
29tO
8.820
900
0SVJ
.esn
4.801
1,80)
214
Mltnin
Hen roe
Montgomery
Menteur
Northampton......
Northumberland..
Perry...
Phtladelpala
Pike
Petter
Schuylkill
Bnjrder
Betnereut...
Bulllvan
Busquebanna
Tiega
Union
Venangj
Warren
Washington
Waynn
Wtattnereland...
Wyoming ,
Yerk .... ....
,0sB
1,009
a m
11.(8
ta
lilt
0 817
1.78
MO
3 232
800
IMU1
6,Mfl
e,7i8
S.1U)
.881
420
101,58
71.788
18,00)
BIT
I, Ml
Lids:
1 1,200
140)
l.tHO
'alb
851
7U0
llioe
II 27J
2,189
4,792
0.0
4 717
2,449
1,101
8.X9I
.Oil
2,400
350
1.78)
4.2UU
ee
6.7 It
S.l'9
1.83
8.412
8,W1
8 94"
oeu
1030
S.t.91
OUT)
ft 849
2.8J4
1000
'vi
270
2,8.9
8.C89'
B.B4'
1.9H0
9,011
11,512
O.UH
2703
Total
111.H89
S0.8S0
108710
82,702
i),MU
82762
Blaine's plurality ,
81,019
729I8
TUK MEXT lOMQKgai.
Tba Banata.
If II
Bi'ATK3. : t 8TATK8. i
: : : s
: : : :
: i : :
Alabama... 2 . Mlatlsslnpl, a I .
Arkansas .. 2 . Missouri.,.. 2
Catlternla.. 1 1 Mfbraaka... . 2
Colerado... , 2 Nevada.... . 2
I onnectle'i . 2 N Hampa're . 2
Delaware.. 2 . New Jenej 2 .
xieitda. 2 . VewYertr.. . 2
Georgia it . N.'arelina. 2
Illinois 'i Ubte 1 1
Indians 2 . Oregon 2
Iowa 2 Pennaylv'a . 2
Kansas a Unede Isl'd . 8
Kentneky . 2 . i. Carolina. 2 .
liulitana.. 2 . iitnneaeee.. 2 .
Maine 2 Texas 2
Maryland.. 2 . Vnrwenl... . 2
Mastacb'e'a . 2 Virginia.... 2
Michigan... . 2 w Virginia 2
Mlnnu-eta. . 2 Wltenaln . 2
Total DeuncrMa, W
letttl Uupubllcana, M.
aacAriTCLlTiex.
Mate. Dim.
Alabama...... ....,......... .......... 8
ArkHuais.... D
California 2
i olerado ,...,.........
Connecticut............. ...... ....... U
Delaware 1
Flerida .
............
2
Uieraia ,
10
, u
, t
, 1
', 'a
, 2
, 1
, i
. 7
.10
. 1
iiuneu ,
Indiana
Jeire..... ,
Kansas
Kentucky
1 eutatana.... ...
Malee... ..,.., .............
Mary Hnd
Matsacbuseits...
Mteblgan
Minnesitt.
Mlaatialppl
..,,,
,,....
Mlcsean ....
..................
Nebraska......
Nevada
New Hampshire...
...........
new ray....l
New Yerk
North Carolina,
Ohie
Oregon
Vwunsylvanla..,
Uhrde Island...
Heutti Carolina
........
2
1
7
. 7
. 8
. 11
. 0
.
. 3
106
Tennessee.
T.Ta
......
......
Vonnent
Virginia
neat Virginia.....
Wisconsin
Total....,
.,,.,,,.... .,...
Pennsylvania Congressmen.
The vote for congressmen In this state
ahews tbat tbe delegation will aland 21
Republlcana against 7 Democrats as follews:
First dlstrlet Henry 1L Bingham, Rep.
Second Cbarlea O'Neill, Rep.
Third Samuel J. Rtndall, Dem.
Fourth William D. Kelley, Rep,
Fifth A. C. Ilarmer, Rep.
Bixtb Bmedley Darlington, Rep.
Bsventb Rebert M. Yardley, Rep,
Eluhlb William Mntcbler, Dem.
Nlntb D. B. Brnner, Dem.
Tenth Marriett Breslua, Rap.
ElaTfteUl-JOHpb At SeraU, Ktp.
Twelfth 1VH. Osberne, Ren.
Thirteenth Jamea B. Relily, Dem.
Fourteenth J. W. Rife, Rep.
Fifteenth M. B. Wright, Rep.
Sixteenth H. C. MoOermlok, Rep,
Seventeenth Chaa. R. Buekalew, Dem,
Eighteenth L. E. Atkinson, Rep.
Nineteenth Levi Matab. Dem.
Twentieth Edward Senll, Rep.
Twenty-first Samuel A, Craig. Rep.
Twenty.secend Jehn Dalt ell, Ren.
Twenty-third Themas M. Rayne, Rep.
Twenty-fourth J. W. Ray, Rep.
Twenty-fifth Ohaa. O. Tewneend, Rep.
Twenty-alxth Wm. C. Culbartaen, Rep.
Twenty-seventh Lewis F. Watsen, Rap,
Twenty .eighth Jamea A, Kerr, Dem.
Oongrasslensl litMrtcts Gless,
Littlk Reck, Ark., Nev. 8 Tbe Dsm Dsm Dsm
oerats bsve carried the state aately, but
tbere Is likely te be a centeat In thet'liat
and Stoend oengreailonal districts.
Iowa's s-lgnrcs Orewleg.
Dxb Meinki, lows, Nev. 8 Twenty
three oeuntles, complete vote, give steady
Republican gains tbat '.Indicate Republi
can plurality el 30,000 ter Harrison. Tbe
only Demoeratlo oeogrtiaman elected la
Hayes In tbe Btoend district,
Michigan Strongly Republican,
Detroit, Mich., Nev. 8 Fuller returns
Indleate that tbe Republican plurality In
Mleblgan Is 20,000. Burt, tbe Demoeratlo
nominee for governor, runs 10XX) ahead of
bis ticket. The legislature la Republican,
Insuring tbe election el James McMillan, of
Detroit, aa the successor te Senater Palmer.
California mill In Denbt.
Bam 1'ra.noisce, Nev, 8.
Tbe count of 41,407 votes In this elty out
et total of 66,370 gives Harrlaen 20,007 J
Cleveland 21,465. It is expected that tbe
canvass of tbe city's vote will be oe tuple ted
this afternoon. The Republican atate oom eom oem
mlttee estimates tbe Demoeratlo plurality in
the elty at 0,000, but contends tbat the out
side oeuntles will furnish s Republican
plurality et 14.000 snd tbst the Republican
electoral tleket will be elected by 0,000
plurality. Tbe Prohibition vote as far as
eanvaued fslla below tbat of 1S84.
Tbe estimate of the Domecratlo atate coin
mlttee does net vary from tbe one made
yestcrdsy nfs probable Democratic plur
allty of 2.000 te 3,000 In tbe state.
Tbe Examiner editorially claims that
California la atill In doubt, snd probably
Democratic
Tbe CTkreHfcte aays: "We think we are
entirely safe In saying California baa gene
Republican by lrem 4 000 te 6,000."
Wisconsin s Majority.
Milwaukkk, Nev. 8 Xherecan be no
peialble doubt tbat Wisconsin baa gene
Republican by from 10,000 te 20,000 major
ity. Tbe returns are coming In slowly,
only 34 of tbe 67 counties In tbe state hav
ing sent In tbelr figures. Tbese show Urge
gslns for tbe Republican, snd It Is esti
mated tbat it will result in gain of S3 per
cent, evor tbe vote of lflSI. Tbe congres
sional contests bave resulted in tbe Damo Dame Damo
erata gaining n congressman In tbe Se:end
district, wblcb la effect by tbe Republicans
getting back tbelr congressman in tbe
Fourth. Beth branobea of the legislature
will be atrengty Republican. Oabe Bouek,
one el tbe best known men In tbe state.snd
ex-oengresaman, snd a war herae et tbe
Democracy, Is detested In the Third assem
bly dlatrlet by Schmidt, a Republican
Bphmldt'a majority la only 37.
DsmecraU Uatn Ttirsa Congressmen.
Cuioaue, Nev. 8 Judging from tbe
latest returns tbe following are tbe congressmen-elect
In Indians, snd shows a gsln el
three for tbe Democrats : First, William F.
Parrett, D. Second, Jcbn H, O'Neall, D.t
Third, J aeen Brown, D.J Fourth, William
B. Heiman, D.t Fifth, Geerge W, Cooper,
D.i Slxlb. Themas H. Brown, K.s Beventb,
William D. Bynum, D.; Eighth, K. V.
Broekablre, D, Nlntb, Jeseph M. Gbesdle,
R j Tenth. William D.Owen, R.; Eleventh,
A. N. Mertln, D ; Twelfth, O, A. O- Me
Olellan, D.i Thirteenth, William Heyne,
R.
Shlvely, Dera., earrled the 13th district
et I
te I
in 18S0 by 1,000 msjerlty, Heyne la aald
bave been elected by about 150 majority,
Illinois Gives Harrison U ver 20.000 riarailty.
Chioaeo, Nev. a The returns from nil
tbe oeuntles In Illinois, en the votefor prece
dent snd governor, Indleate tbat General
Harden has earr led the atate by ever 21,000
plurality, while i Private" Fifer, Rep.,
for governor, baa run ahead of General
Palmer 13,000;votes, The Demecrats elect
congressmen In tbe Beoend, Twelfth, Tblr.
teenth, sixteenth, Seventeenth snd Nine
teenth. Tbe Eighteenth will be very eleae,
but the Repbullcans claim Jehu Baker
elected by amall majority. Tbe Republi
cans elect fourteen congressmen.
Tba Electoral Ve'e,
The following Is tbe latest estimate et the
electoral vote ;
Fer HAnxiaeN,
Colerado 8
Fen Cl.KVKI.AND.
Alabama..
10
Illinois 22
Arkansaa
Connecticut...
Indiana
Iowa
Kanaas
Maine
Massachusetts . , .
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Nevada
New Yerk
New Hampablre.
Ohie
Oregon
Pennsylvania,...
Rhede Island....
Vermont
Wisconsin
Total
. 16
, 13
California
. 0
Delaware
. 0
Flerida.
. 14'
Georgia 12
. 13
Kentucky..
13
8
8
0
10
0
11
0
12
13
12
0
. 7
ueuisisns
Maryland.......
Mlsalsslppl
Mlsinurl
New Jersey
North Carolina..
Seuth Carolina..
Tennessee.......
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia..
. 6
. 3
. 30
. 4
. 23
. 3
. 30
. 4
. 4
. 11
.2251
Total ,
...,170
Necessary te a choice, 201,
SAW THB CONN EC HOW.
Me IVas Iteped lu hy m Ceutldtnce Muu, tint
U UHl Net Wet ,
rrem the Detroit free rn.
"Is that check geed ferany thing?'1 asked
a paaaenger en the iiake nuure reaa ei me
litp. policeman at the Detroit and Milwaukee
.'. depot.
"Ne, air," replied tbe elllcer, after sn In
4 apeotien. "I'hat'acontldencernan'H check.
Hew mueh did did you let him bave 7"
Thirty aeiiare."
"Well, you bave been swindled. Didn't
you ever reid or their games 7"
"Lets of times."
"And yet you werorepod lu?"
"Yes."
"lcsnl't help you any."
I don't waut you te. I want you te leek
at this."
He banded tbe clllcer a parcel, whlcb
upon being opened was found te contain a
large bunch of human hair which had been
pulled out by tbe roots, together with a
piece of a man'a ear.
"And count Ihts," added the man, as be
held out s roll of money.
11
14
10
7
1
'4
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10
7
3
4
J
1
2
6
19
2
10
1
21
2
" Here are S70, lmi wnat uoes n en
mean?" asked the otUcers.
" I'm the man thut was awlndled. This
truck belonged te the chap who thought
be bad caught a sucker. Bee tbeoouueo tbeeouueo tbeoeuueo
UonT Closely observe my lelt eye. Bee any
squash there? Feel my band. Any seu
spots sny wbire around 7 Tra-la, old bev,
and tell worn net te weep for yours truljT"
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The Doctors In Station.
Tbe November meeting of the Lancaster
City and County Medical society waa held
en Wedneaday in common council chain
ber, with the following members present:
Doctors Berntbelsel, Blackwood, Cnrnpten,
Craig, Deaver, Frauklln, Ustien, Kendlg,
J. R. Leman, J. H. Muaser, Miller, J. L
Mowery, H. A. Mowery, F. Muhlenberg,
Roebuck, Rlngwalt, Bbertle,D. B. Weaver,
L. F.;Zlegler, .ell.
The reports made by tbe physicians prea
ent ahewed tbat there was very little alck
neas prevailing in the oeunty.
Dr. Hance and .Dr. Roebuck bad pre.
pared papers, but tbe dectera were were
intereated In politics than essaya en rned rned
iesl subjects, and tbs reading of tbe same
W-rpTtd MmtMDKflrKHUS.
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A QUILT FOR MRS. HARRISOf I
A
ohm e.wv.uj wnik vnv MMvavMmimj,,
MORE TOTES THAN Mil!. CLEVELAND. '$
vae xoangreias aiciatjr or at. jjcu'4 un;.
area Cbnreri
StelA Maarlw & tnit,a
Dollars far BallotsBallresa Brake
nea te Held a Ball Msit Week.
f t
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Tbe Yeung Felks society of St. Jekw
Lutheran church made handsome qaUV
and vntvai wr Bnllnltail tnr Mm HlrriaflB
and Mrs. Clevelsnd. The erica waa MM "l-i
cents a vote and the lady receiving tbe meat
veiea weuta ne nreaentea wun tnis nulls.
The quilt waa made of bine and pink sates, j
nil tea as Hnan viIaaa awl A '"- $.
bsj uuv tricue a wuini . vuuiuiinw
of six, equal in number et RepubllOMMr '
and Democrats, counted the votes wb'ett
bad been cast. The vetea were counted
last nlgbt and resulted In Mr Harrlaen re
uoiviermm voiMieoaiorMrs.i;iovniBJBtH i'.i
a. f. Merger, pteaident et tbe YetmfT
Felke soetety, was Instructed te forward -
tbe quilt te Mrs. Harrison. Tbe voting j
amounted te t02, 05. i-
Tbe Brotherhood of Rillread Brskemestt'
will bold a ball In the AthleUe ball CaV;
Thursday evening, Nev. IS. 'jr
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HUME BULK AMU rKOEBArtON.
y.
Mr, Oladitena'a Wlad-op Spseea at Blrmieg-v;
nam xna bietrai riegrn. ,;,.;
Tbeareat wind-nn eneecb of Gladstone
st Rlrmlnnham. KnDlunl.nn Wfldneadar.' '&S
before the National Liberal FederatkM"
swept aside all apprehension tbat bona
ruie weuia no rernea te iaste a eaca arai. ,).
Tbe new Liberal pregramme accuratsly 4( ,
Antllttavl tsSas, kvisnaastits-aasa lat allli IVSas, 1.IK.H .
wwtiiuwu auv AASveaaisAawsa j niuvw assw i n
orals proposed te recover and retain the
iiissenuenui irem ine party en .einer,7
Issues than home rule, and among tbe
mera aetlva workers for the Irian-
cause tbere waa some alarm lest it be r M
orewaeu tee rar in tue Daoxgreuna, dus-.
the Grand Old Man" has set such fears
at rest. '
His closing speech st one or the greatest ,
meatless ever held In Eesland waa entlrelr
devoted te home rule, and publle men who
listened te Qladatene CO yeara age say tbat
it waa one nt tbe beat speeches be ever de ...
llvered. When the Liberal leader cams eat
ma piBirerm ' ie,uuu people were paste ,js
nlnan. llltn riiUit nnlna In av barrel. tmij?,
pine benehea all around him. Tbejr
cheered lustily tot ten mlnuua bafev
tbey could be atllled. There were twlea,
aa many people eutatde pressing their way
through the barricaded aireeta, snd strag
gllng with tbe police te get near theHlueass
The ball caught up the eueer, and made list
fmeiry uity riogwitneenoea. Aiiiurengsi
Ibe meeting the resrs et this disappointed
multitude outside rolled ever Ibe ball as)
oentlnncus si Ibe rear of an angry surf eat :
tbe beaeb. Bevaral tlmaa Qladatene bad te
pause and wait for It te subside, Blnglty ball, .
onee tbe cattle 'market, la about the aame '
alts and general atrueture as tbe old Waa. ,
lngten market, and Just as bad a place. Te
make a speech in it waa as bard test s-
oeuld bsve been nut en Gladstone. He 1
net atoed un before such a mammoth aswS
dlence before alnee '85, when be spoke 1st
Waverly Market, Edinburgh, but tbs
waa a naradlae te sneak In com eared wlMt '
Blngley ball. It was such sn lmmsew
tflert en that oecsslou tbat Qladatene tietw
manently injured bia voice, and bis friends :
sre very soiieiious aa te roe cuoei ui w
nlabt'a ordeal upon him. Ever slnee heat :
rived here Monday be has been talking ft'
mare or less of n crowd. Mrs. GladsletMa,
who had been constantly pulling ber hue-
band's coat tana ana uigea mm te save
bia volea for te-night, only succeeded
In degree. He would talk snd under
tbe olreumsUncea, It seemed almost low
posslble for blm te refr.se, but In tbesa) ,
speeches Mr. oisdatene dispesea ei seee
lsr schools, taxation, ground rents, mining,
royalties snd ether purely local topic, M
te nlgbtbe devoted all hla reserved strergnt '
te tne great irisn cause ie wnicn ne nasi
oemmltted blmrelf. and from which
said In tbe speech hs should net rettra
while he had strength enough te talk ana
tbe platform by ber husband, and often P,
nnahed toward him slaaa with aema mix
ture te relieve bta voice. Arennd bee
were all tbe big Liberals of tbe day, Har Har Har
oeurt, Spencer Trevelyan, Roseberry, Moe
lev. Hlnen and a dozen ethers. Gladstone
waa In evening drtas, with s whlte flower
In bli button bole. He looked tired, aad -wben
be began te speak bis volce was
trifle husky, but after be wss fully ades
en Heme Rule, and pointed te im
banner overhead with tbe words "Tbe flew
Ing tide Is with us," bis volee was as elea
snd resonant as tbe notes or Lery's cornet,
and bearers were listening again te tlsm
imararful notes of tbelr veuuuer dais, .
Gladstone plunged into tbe subject freisM
... Mm. .h. A lablna n In vn Iha tnw 7
equality of laws as between England MMtl
Ireland, the nollee oensnlraoles aaalnst lres -m
ateeeb snd publle meetings, tbe evletlM :
entrsges, tbe msrtyrs of Mltobelltewn sakt
tbe bad faith of Unionist. At tbe finish.
In expreaalng faith In the ultimate triumph
of borne rule, be waa up te tbe old work.
ana tne suaienee went irsniic, ana n
12 mlnutea by tne watcn neiere uen
oeuld make himself beard even te I
nearest tbe platform. Mrs. Gladstone i
7
vaneed wltb her husband te acknewn
0
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tbe cbeeis.
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BACKBlOrlN VIUOIHIA.
Three Hen Shet at PurumoeUi The MlUtM
Called Out. ,-
A special en Wednesday night te the '
waamngten vai rrem raenuiK, va, fl
tbat a riot occurred in roriameum aoeut
O'OIOCa to-niget iwiitddu wiiiw auu uiwm, .a
Knur hundred neareea marebed de am ,fi
Hiuh atreet. tha nrlncltial thnrenahfare Mti
ih. nltv. klnelnut (IHnne- flrAvar GlaVBM s
lend en a aeur annle tree." At tbe OeraHkf
otDlnwlddle striata large party et wbiat
men were congregated and a white boy.
aud a negre bad s ecu ill 9. The negrees,.
UBU.V ." .-w .w-w ----- - -I' &
rsae ana were cnargea vy tue wuii-..tH
Hardly bad tbe tight commenced bef J
fore shots were nreu by tne negrees, xee
wildest confusion prevailed, and alter about 5
. m,.m. tin,, tuun ll.ul ,I.a nanvH MS.
treated. The whites thou discovered that;"
three ei weir men naa wen wtranuea f
Hamuei Oust waa sbet In the leir. Jamas'?
Mabeney In the abdomen and Jehn Relgec
in th ,vfl The two latter are Drebant.":
fatally wounded. Immediately after tbe J
riot and after tbe negrcea nsw;
retreated the whites began armbag"
themselves, liveryoeuy la new aruiwa.--, ,
Mayer Balrd baa called out tbe Old DemMW
10U tjruarae iuu xw e)ji;uia jmwuv. mm
been ewern In. Intense exeitemsnt pievaUJ j
ami tha nnirrnea are reDOrted forming IMS
nmairia thn pitv. Anether outbreak 'le'
feared. A detachment of tbe guards Wtfl
be sent te disperse the moo ei negrees.
WJIATHEU IMDICACTOm. jj-
MYVASMinuien, u. v., out, e. sew.ig
liUtitArn ItAntiavlVKnla Thraatjinlfia.SFl
"--" r.rzrzt::.. ,.zzrzz .z?mi
weauier teuu ibiu , a angii in hi,j
temperature; easterly winds shitting te J
aeutbeaaterly.
aTjIabtenad at tha ltead Kpllr.
r. . . .-Vizi
Lutevenlnir Al. Vellrath waa drivings:.
nts milk wagon aieng pieriu ru "i.v
. . ,.Z . . n iH.. .. .f
ana near me stautta ei iue ejuu" "f""
r.llnv romeanv he met the read relleft)..
His hetei frlirhtened : be Jumped out of IM '
wagon aud took blm by tbe nead. ai
Uia Wis me auiuiai uu r ---.T-a
ment and draggtd Ibe driver ywsdyg
tance bolerebe oeuld be atepped. " 1
. .. i h.Jtn hritliM. r-? I
hbu uu ig vfj - - -jj! .
Coeullvs " " - i
. .. ,e ,ilr tn-tlau tnAaa.?'i
Court met i m -- . .-
pute the vote ct in tbe oeunty en Tusjh ,
Say; Jehn G. Werlel was appointed res. ..
lntr clerk, ueorge . .auy wm "" j
c" rpeuter tally clerks. Alter tbesa cffleeN .
were awern te faitblully perform tbe daUef
of tbelr cfllee su adjournment was mm
until this aiternoen, when tbe eeuul M
beitUD. The elBclal tiuures cannot te .
Uluedteday. i ,
Keheal Heard Mcetlsg, ,
An adjourned meeting et the tesaMt
beard will be held thlaevenlng7 Ofeiesft,
in oemmon council chamber. A ilrU(St
effort will be mads te break Urtdeedlesk
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