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AN ACTION OF EJECTMENT,
DUI'VTRD OWMKKlillP OF A HOPS- AMD
COTOP.aKUUMD IX BAIHBKIDGB.
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The rrepert j Transferred te Imn Inenraac
la a Graveyard Cempear. Whlea riala-
tlfT Olatma Makee the MM Illegal HI
That H. H.tSs IB. Valid TIU.
The suit of Henry Doabewer vs. Aaren
Braaersatt wm attiebed for trial before
Judge Livingston In tba upper court room
en Monday afternoon. Thla aae came Inte
owrten an appeal by plaintiff from tba
Judgment of Justice Deeker, In favor of tba
defendant. It l.aelalm for wages. Plain
tiff teailfled that In 1877 be hired his aen, a
miner, te defendant and waa te recelre for
services 7 per mentb. Tba boy worked
for nearly a year and when ha asked for
bin wagea defendant refuted, te pay him.
Tba delenae waa that the plalntlflwaa
paid In full for ble boy 'a aeryleea either
through own paid te him or money paid te
.the boy or bla father's order.
The Jury rendered a verdict In favor of
plaintiff for f 18, with Interact from De
cember 1, 1877. O. U. Kennedy and T.
J. Davla for plaintiff; W. M. Franklin and
J. W. Appel for defendant.
Tbe suit of Abram Smith vs. Blmen
Sttrly, Rebert Hawthorn and Abram Cel
Una, asalgnee or Samuel Eby, waa at
tached for trial tbli morning. Thla la an
aotlen of ejectment te recover poaseeelea of
a let of ground In the village of Bain bridge,
having a frontage of 100 feet and a depth of
ISO feet, en wbleh la ereeted a two-atery
brlek house. The teatlmeny of the plain
tlff'a witneaaea and documentary evldenee
waa that Henry H. Smith In hta life lime
became poaaeeaed of the above property
and after bla death at the sale or tbe prop prep
erty by order of the orphans' oeurt plain
tiff purbbaaed It. Defendanta were In pea.
aeaalen of the property before the death of
Henry H. Smith, and an aotlen of eject
ment waa pending. After plaintiff pur
chased tbe property hla name waa sub sub
atltuteden the record In place of Henry H.
Smith, deeeased. Plaintiff new claim, the
property through the deed be holds, made
In pursuance of tbe orphans' oeurt sale.
Tbe defense claim the property through
a deed made te Samuel Eby by Henry H.
Smltb, en September 22, 1880, under which
they have held tbe property alnee that
date.
In rebuttal It waa admitted that a deed te
the property was given by Henry H Smltb
te Eby, but it waa claimed that It
waa a fraudulent deed, nnder the law.
The deed waa made under these
circumstances. In tbe aummer of 181)0
Henry H. Smith was financially Involved
and be called upon Samuel Kby, who waa
the flnaneler of that part of tbeoeunty.
Eby, te help him out, bought one et hla
properties and with tbe purchase money
Smith', debts, were paid. Shortly after
warda Eby called upon Smith and asked
him te make a deed te him el tbe property
In dispute. The consideration efiered waa
that Eby would Insure the Ufa of some old
man In one et tbe "Graveyard Insur
ance" companies, then In exlatenee
everywhere, for 3,000 and make
12,000 of tbe polley payable te Smltb, fGOO
te himself and f 200 te tbe family et the old
man lnaured. Smith agreed te de ee and
did make a deed te Eby. The aubjeet
aeleeted for tbe Insurance waa Jehn Miller,
of ML Jey, 75 years old, and bla life waa
lnaured for f3,000 in tbe Mlddletewn com cem
piny. Eby paid these assessments for
sime time, and when tbey became tce
heavy he ceased paying-, after learning that
tbe company was rotten. Smith did net
get any lnsuranee money wi
agued that as he waa net a oredlter or rela
tive el Jehn Miller he bad no lnsurable
Interest In Miller, and in consequence tbe
deed made waa void, the property never
paased te Eby legally and plaintiff having
purchased the property .at an orphan' court
aale Is entitled te enjoy It. Oa trial.
BBFORB JUDOiK PATTERSON.
Tne ault ei Ellas M. Stauller va. Jehn
Htldebrand waa attached for trial In the
lower oeurt room. Thla Is an issue te de
termine the ownership of personal proper
ty levied upon by the sheriff, under these
circumstances : Mrs. Catherine Brubaker
waa tbe owner of a farm In Drumore town tewn
ahlp and abe dealt at the mill of Mr,
BlauUerrnear Chestnut Level. She be
came Indebted te him In the sum of 59 26
and abe owed him that amount en De
cember 13, 1884, when there was a settle
ment between these parties. She waa un
able te pay tbat amount and desired credit
until tbe following harveit for whatever
abe might need at the mill. Mr. Stauiler
agreed te give her credit and abe agreed te
transfer te blm all her lntereat In the
wheat then in the ground and a crap of
eita net then sewed. Towards harvest
lime Mrs. Brubaker became tired of farm,
lng en account of being annoyed by her
husband, from whom abe had been di
vorced and abe determined te dispose of
her property. She esnaulted Jehn Hllde
brand In reference te tba matter and be ad
vised her te give him a Judgment, and In
It be could issue execution. She did ae
and in tbe ezeoutlen Issued Mr. Hllde
brand claimed tbe wheat in tbe ground and
theeata crop. When tbe sheriff sold tbe
property of Mrs. Brubaker, Mr. 8 1 suffer
filed bla claim te the wheat and eata, and
thla Uaue waa framed te determine who la
tbe actual owner of the disputed oreps.
The defense waa that Mrs. Brubaker waa
Indebted te Hlldebrand for tbe amount of
money for which execution waa issued,
and that tbe contract made between M a.
Brubaker and Mr. Staufler waa net a legal
one, abe being a married woman when it
waa exeeuted.
AM INSULT TO TUB FLAG.
The Star, and Stripes Trodden Under root
Uefere Ubeerlnc Anarchists.
Twe thousand persons in Chicago enSun.
day night uproariously cheered a tableau
in whlenan anareblat waved aloft a crimson
banner and trod under feet tbe stars and
stripes. The extraordinary occurrence took
piece Just outside of tbe eltv limits, in the
nor bern suburb, at Lake View.
The Socialistic Turnvereln," an organ ergan organ
Ititlen of tbe radicals who separated from
tbelr conservative brethren a year bke alUr
tbe banging et tbe anarchists In Chicago,
circulated last week printed Invitations,
announcing a free entertainment Sunday
evening in Lincoln ball. Tbe ball waa
crowded. After some gymnastle exerclaea
tbe curtain went up, exposing tbe anarchist
tableau. Tbe scene reflected tbe sentiment
of the audience, Judging from tbe aterm of
applause, wbleh laated for aeveral minuter.
Only comparatively few of these present
showed disapproval, and they lelt the place
at once.
Tne tableau waa Intended te represent the
triumph et snatchy. The central figuie
waa a snow-white bust of August Spies.
lb. IIeiu. OetldlOB Ai.oclatlen.
The regular monthly meeting of tbe
Heme Building aud Lean as.colatleu waa
beld en tbe second fleer of Pulton opera
beuae laat evening and the attendance waa
very large. When tbe number of shares
dtspeaed of were counted it waa found te
be 1,100. The series consists of 1,500, and
tba remaining CO were quickly taken, while
many mere could bave been disposed of.
Charged With Desertion,
Frank Hnber baa been held by Alder
Spurrier te anawer the charge et desertion
Drought by hla wile Annie, who alleges that
M dots set provide ler bar,
niti am. Bienr.
Oanecaesary aollclteda Over th.Yerll of Mr.
Cochran,
from the Pittsburg Pest.
Thomaa B. Cochran, of Lancaster, with
the red ribs of bla own ' Small's" slewing
from hur overcoat pocket and a smile Just
aa lurid en hla face, baa been skipping
round tbe atraeta el 1'lttsburg, frisky aa a
March harp. Cochran, aa every body knows,
helda tbe chief clerkship te the state Senate
sod owns tbe copyright of Smnll'a Hand
book," which he hlmselfcemptleaandaelia.
Cochran, tee, aa perhaps everybody don't
knew, Is in Imminent danger et losing hla
head under the Quay guillotine. Thla
would very much leeaeu bla facilities for
preparing nla book, and be will make a bard
right te maintain tbe place In the Senate en
tbat account.
Theobjeet or Mr. Cochran's visit te Pitta
burg la te counteract, if possible, tbe Rue
aell Errett boom atarted ae bravely a few
weeks age. Saturday be bad aeen each of
the four senators from tbia vlelnlty, and
attempted te abew oause why ha aheuid
net bs deposed in favor of Errett or apy
ether man. But be met with very little
encouragement from tbe sources be meat
needed It. Of course Measra, Upperman
and Steel gave blm the Magee grip and
the Cameren countersign t but New
myer waa frigidly noncommittal,
while Bntan well. Ruten la an Errett
man, and Mr. Cochran feels that new aa be
never did before. He aaw prominent Ma
gee men, but tbey offered blm mere com
miseration than enoeuragement. They
would like te help him out of a bad fix,
tbey said, but if Quay bad bis knife out
there waa no use getting up a aham battle.
However, Mr. Coehran Is game, and saya
he will die like a little man if he musL
He atlll has bopeaef Errett being given tbe
penalen cmee at Pittsburg, but that tbe
Quay people inllmate thla will notaffeet
Cecbran'a position In tbe least, aa there are
plenty of ether geed men willing te wres
tle with the perqulaltlea of hla position,
A Surgeon's D.lleat. Werk,
Augusta Mailer, tbe 14 -year-old son of
Dr. A. E. Muller, of Germantown, Who waa
aerlenaly Injured two weeks age by tbe rib
of an umbrella wbleh passed up nla nose
and penetrated thla portion et bla akull
at tbe base of bla brain and back of tbe
nose, was submitted te a very difficult
operation en Sunday. The opera
tien waa performed by Dr. Jehn B.
Deaver, et tbe University of Pennsyl
vania with tbe assistance of Dr. D.
Hayea Agnew. All through 'the past
week the youth bad been in a critical con
dition, at tlmea delirious and unoensoloua.
In the presence et aeveral prominent
medical men, including Dre. 1 nemas O.
Perter. J. Dunten and Hlebard Deaver, the
operation of trepanning the left frontal bone
waa performed, immediately relieving the
brain tension. Sinee tbe operation young
Augusle haa been entirely conscious and
free from the spasmodic attacks that had
been frequent before. The umbrella rib
had punctured a large hole In the ethmeid
bone, and had barely touched tbe brain.
Ne pua waa formed, nowever, but part et
tbe brain was discovered te be protruding
through tbe puncture.
AT TUK KINO STKBET THEATRE.
Prof, Tbompien'a Ufa. Blowers Open te a
Large Buale.aa Fer a Weak.
At the King atreet theatre last evening
Prof. Thompson's ahew opened for one
week. Tbe attendance waa geed, consider
ing tbe very bad weather, but the Indica
tions are that business will improve esch
day. Tbe abew is a geed one of lta kind,
and la larger than the meat of them. Among
tbe attraotlena la a troupe et glaaa blowers,
who work glaia into almost every conceiv
able shape. Each person that enters la
given present of aeme kind. Bealdea the
glass blowers there la an Albine man and
woman. Tbe latter perferma with a num
ber of snakes of tremendous slz?. Tee
party haa a email and fine collection of
animals. Including a bear, percuplne,bappy
family and tbe funniest kind of monkeys.
Pref.arlffla does quite a number of sleight
of band tricks in a creditable manner and
there are aeveral ether geed features. The
ahew la well worth the admission charged,
Letters Granted by the ItegUtcr.
The following letters were granted by
the register of wills for the week ending
Tuesday, November 27th :
Testamentary. Jehn T. MscQenlgle,
deceased, late of Line liter city ; Mrs. Alice
R. MscQenlgle and Michael MacGenlgle,
city, executers.
Isaac Kauffman, deceased, late of Maner
township; Jehn H. Kauffman, Maner,
executer.
Susanna Staufler, deceased, late of Lan
caster city ; Cbarlea 1. Landls, city, execu execu
eor. Davla Ranck, deceased, late of Earl town
ship; Iaaae H. Hlldebrand, Earl, executer.
Antheny Kramer, deceased, late pt Earl
tcwnsblp; K. Burkbelder, Esrl, executer.
Henry Walter, deceased, late et West
Coealioo township ; A B. Flicklnger, West
Oocalice, executer.
Benjamin Helper, deceased, late of East
Coealioo township ; Jacob E. Helper,
Ephrata, and Benjamin F. Helper, East
Coealioo, executera.
William W. Withers, deceased, late of
Eden tewnablp; Gee. W. Uensel, Eden,
executer.
Henry Rlttenbense, deceased, late of
Ephrata township; Levi Muhler, Ephrata,
executer.
Administration A. H. Tener, de de
oeaaed, late of Lancaster cltj ; Jehn Tener,
city, administrator.
Mary B, Burkbart, deceased, late of
Upper Loaecck township; A.-K. Denlltiger,
Upper Leaecck, admlntatrater.
OVEtlTBK QAICUKX WALL,
A Popular Comedy Wall f irsceted at Valten
Optra Ueuii,
At Fulton opera beuae last evening tbe
oemedy "Over the Garden Wall" waa
played by F. F. Procter'a company. Tbla
li the play In whleb Geerge S. Knight, tbe
comedian, made such a great success, and
before last evenlng It bad never been B6eu
here by any one else. The piece haa
been changed slightly, but it is just
aa full et tun aa ever, Mr. Procter's com
pany la headed by Dan MaBen, a capital
Duteb comedian, who creates much amuse
ment aa J. Julius Snitz, The company la
atreng all through with Ben. F. Grlnnell,
aa Juliua fimtz, K, H. Van Velgbten, aa
Tern Tracy, Realta Worrel, aa RtUle
M'rangle, Ae. During tbe play a great
many songs, dances and ether taking
rpee'allties are Introduced, and tbe an
dlence la net given an opportunity te be
come tired at any time. The attraction la a
geed one.
m
A Thl.f Who Can Open Any Safe.
Jehn Dee " waa arrested a week age en
a charge of rebblDg tbe pestclllce at
Parsballvllle, Michigan William a.
Plnkerten has Identified "Dee "as Reed,
alias Lambert, oneet thecleverest "creeks"
in the United Siatea. Plnkerten claims
that Reed baa been banglcg around Detroit
alnee bla release from custody, principally
at the electrical eatabllabmenta, and tbat
be baa experimented en softening ateel by
eleetnclty until be la enablea te cut
through the hardest steel safe as though It
were the aeltest Iren.
Knlerdngtne HuednjLaw.
Tbe Sunday law baa been very rigidly
enforced In Cbambersburg, but recently
aeme et tbe cigar dealera bave been selling
en tbe sly." One of tbem, 11. B. Uetrlck,
waa arrested en Monday en six dlllnrnnt
counts. It waa decided recently by a Pitta
burg court that each aale constitute a
sepsrate and distinct etlenae, and a Hue cau
be impeaed for each and every sale,
la lb. Laucaat.r Jail.
Joaeph Reunan, Otte and Susan Smltb,
the three tramps arrested in Harrtsburg
with atelen goods in tbelr possession, were
heard by Mayer Frltcbey yeaterday. Tbe
goods were Identified by Aaren Dlaalnger,
of Kllzibetblewn, aome of tbeae atelen
from his store. The accused have been
ledged la the Jail la thla city te answer the
barge,
THAWING DYNAMITE.
TMK BEatlbT Or t'LaOINU BIUBT OART
B1DQR9 rjNOXK A BOILKK.
Tay Explode aad Partly Wrick a Bending
at fCngi.' ateaa Uaatrt.s-aav.ral M.a
narrowly Kaeape Helug KIIId-Th.
Belter asd Maehlasry Ualrjerad.
An explosion, which did considerable
damage, although aeveral per aen a might
have been killed, occurred thla morning at
tbe atone quarry et Frederick Kngle,
where the atones ler the city are obtained,
at Gratff's Landing. ,Near the atone
eruaher la tbe engine house, a frame
building In alas about 20x35 feet
In thla besides the engine waa a
large boiler. Tbe bleetteg at tbe
quarry la done with dynamite cartridge,
whleh at tlmea free ee and cannot be used
when in tbat condition. It baa been
the custom et tbe quarrymen te place tbe
eartrldgea under the boiler and thaw them
out The cartridges are eight Inches
In length and each oentalna about five
enncee of dynamite.
Tbla morning a quarryman placed eight
of them under the boiler, where they were
for aeme time.
About half past nine Cbarlea An An
dereon, tbe engineer, waa walking
around in tbe engine house. He notleed
tbe eattridges, and thought they
were tee het Fearing that tbey might
explode, he atarted te go away from the
building. He had icareely stepped out et
tbe deer before aeme of tbe cartridges ex
ploded with terrific force. Mr. Andersen
waa thrown across tbe read, although he
waa net knocked down or in any way in
jured. Win Relet was walking toward tbe build
ing at the time and In another Instant he
would have been Inline, Cbarlea Demara
was also near but was net injured.
The building waa almost completely
ruined by the explosion. Tbe aldea and
enda were blown down and the reef off.
Large pieces of timber were broken oft a
though they were lathe. Strange teaay, the
engine and machinery were net damaged In
tbe least Tbe boiler was slightly bent, but
that is notserieu. Although the building
waa ae badly tern up the accident waa
rather fortunate, it la net likely tbat tbe
experiment of thawing eartrldgea will be
tried again at tbla quarry.
Aa seen aa the accident had occurred Mr.
Engle put a force of men te work te make
all repairs, and tbere will be but little
delay In consequence.
BDINED FINE OLOrHlNO.
A Traveling Drag Ol.rk Arnst.d at Harris
burg ler Malicious Mlicnlif,
I. G. Melot, a traveling talesman for a
New Yerk drag beuse, was arrested at tl a
Locblel house, Hsrrlsburg, en Monday
nlgbt,ena warrant leaned by Alderman
Halbacb. He la charged with malloleua
mischief. Melet was in the cly about ten
daya and during his slay bearded at the
Stevena house, et whleh Themas Cenlln la
tbe clerk. The allegation la that Melet ma
liciously destroyed a fine overeoat and
pair et treusera belonging te Cenlln by
pouring en theae articles nltrle acid which
ate holes In tbem and completely mined
tbem. Melet left the hotel en Monday and
prier te his departure settled bla bill and
aa he passed out of tbe place said te Cenlln,
"I will make you pay dear ferthla"Mr. Con Cen
lln paid no attention te this remark because
he did net understand what Melet meant
Seme time after Melet lelt Mr. Cenlln
found upon examining hla overcoat tbat it
waa utterly ruined. Tbe acid found en it
bad eaten helea and tbe coat waa atlll
wet and showed tbe marks of tbe
mouth of the bettle. The overeoat waa
laid en tbe end et tbe tlllce counter and
Melet had access te It Mr. Cenlln had his
susplolens directed te Melet as the guilty
party by tbe porter reporting te him tbat
be bad aeen Melet in the vicinity of his
room. He had no business there, as his
room waa en tbe second lloer. After com
plaint was made Mr. Cenlln accompanied
Constable Sldea te Harrlsburg te identify
Melet He waa located at tbe Loeblel
house aud the warrant waa aerved
en blm In bed. He waa brought
by the clficer from Harrlaburg te
thla city and taken before Halbacb. He
employed Wm. T. Brown te defend him
and Mr. Brown became responsible for bla
appearance at 2 o'clock thla afternoon for a
hearing. Melet pealtlvely denlea his guilt
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the partlea
met at tbe alderman'a ctUee and after a
consultation between the atterneya the
hearing was continued until 6:30 o'elock.
Trouble Over a Hawing Machine.
F. S. A j era and E. F. Greve, have been
beld by Alderman Spurrier te anawer the
charge of forcible entry preferred by
Mrs. Sarah Felt7, residing at Ne.
020 Seuth Christian atieet. Tbe accused
are agents here of tbe Singer sewing ma ma
ebine company. Mrs. Feltz purehaaed a
machine from tbem and paid for It with tbe
exception et J 9. hhe alleges tbat during
her absence from borne, a few days age, the
men went te tbe heuae, and opening tbe
gate forced tbelr way into tbe building.
They took the machine, which tbey leaded
en a wagon and hauled away. The accused
entered ball for a bearing. Laat evening
tbere was a hearing In aclvll action for tres
pass brought agalnBt tbe same parties by
Mrs. Feltz It grew out of tbla transaction
also and tbe alderman gave Judgment In
favor ei tbe plalntltl for flS.
Me Werat Fer Foreign Contract Laber,
Fer the pnr pose of dlsesuraglng tbe Im
portation of contraet labor tbe oeuncll of
Reading en Monday nlgbt paased an ordi
nance which haa become a law, making It
unlawful and punlsbsble with a beavy fine
for any contractor te employ any but
eltlzsns of tbe United Statea en any city
work, such as Bewers, reservoirs, public
building., ele.
Tbe ordinance emanates from Reading's
labor organizations. Tbla la part of a con
certed effort en tbe part et theae bedlea in
all leading citiea te atop the importation of
foreign contract labor.
Before IB. Majer.
There were ten Inmates at tbe atat'en
beuse last nlgbt. Nine of tbem claimed te
be looking for work and premised te leave
town If they did net obtain It. Tbey were
discharged. Tbe tenth waa a young man
who gave the name et Geerge Llejd. He
waa partially paraljzsd and claimed te be
an Inmate of a Philadelphia hospital. He
laid be was tired of remaining tbere and
wanted te see tbe country. He was sent te
tl.e workheuie, and inquiry will be made
or tbe Philadelphia authorities, ae that be
ein be returned If wanted.
Talk eta Hall Club.
There Is new some talk of having a pro
fessions! ball club in tbla elty next season.
Tbe new association recently formed In
Philadelphia named Lancaster aa one of
the towns, but tbere was nobody at tbe
meeting from here. Several gentlemen
think tbat a club could be gotten and main,
talned here during Ibe reason, and It may be
attempted.
The lee-men's UalL
The lcemen of this elty held a ball lut
evening In Rethwellet'a hall. There was
quite a crowd present, and everybody bad
a geed time until late, wblle the order waa
of the beat,
A DULL Lar MARKET.
Abeat Twe itaadrad Oaaas et Toeaece Beld
try racketa tba Fast Week.
The local leat tobacco market for tbe past
week haa been very dull. The total aalea
for the week were about ,200 eaaas and the
goods sold were the '8(1 and '87 crops.
A few buyers were looking at the '83
crop during the past week, but net much
was purehaaed. A few ohelce lets were
bought at prtees ranging from 20 te 20
eenta. Buyers .report tbat the crop does
net leek well en the poles and they prefer
te wait until It Is atrlpped lefere purchas
ing. A large dealer said today that farmers
were disposed te atrip tbelr crop when tee
wet or te have tbelr lobaeoo tee long in
damp eellara, and by avoiding both of
theae practleea better prices will be obtained
for their goods.
The New Tetk Market.
Frem tbe Tobacco Leaf.
The boom in eced leaf seems te have
spent Its force, for this year at least Tbe
business la runnlng.alongameotbly, undls.
turbed by any ruab. Wbeever la In pea
aeaalen el any geed wrappera ean eaally
dispene of them, for the wrapper stock Is
fast diminishing entirely from our market
In three months f tern new tbe remaining
leta of seconds and binders will be thor
oughly searched for the dlsoevery of a
possible wrapper eaae. And the trade la
net partial te any crop. Every crop fur
nished its proportion te the sale of 2,300
during tbe week. Old fillers 'are about as
mueh in demand aa fine wrappera, partly
because Ibe stock of old goods la nearly ex
hausted, and partly because tbe higher
prices wbleh tbe tall ends command in
Havana have Ibe effeet of an embargo en
an extensive uae of Havana In 6-eent
elaara.
Our Havana Importers are clearing en
the low ateck et old goods quite rapidly,
preparing tbe market net only, for tbe
high quality, but also the high prices of the
new crop. Sales for the week, about 000
batea, at very fair prices.
New tbat lha Inscriptions at Amsterdam
are ever, the Sumatra business en this aide
ia being puibed quite lively. Although
there ia atlll a preference for tbe old Sumatra
tbe new la br ginning te take also, net only
because tbere Is hardly anything of tbe old
leir, out aiae ueeauae tne new naa neen
fnuud te contain quite a geed many Indi
vidual leta of desirable quality. Besides,
tbe scarcity et tbe wrapper leal oempela tbe
manufacturer te make blaoheloe of new
Sumatra. It ia net any mere a question of
price, but of available goods, and obeloe
parcels of the new Sumatra are beld aa high
aa 2 25, whleh will undoubtedly be paid.
Tbe aalea for the week aum up about 400
bales, at prices ranging trem $1.05 te S2.
J. 8. Cans' Hen', ltepert
Following are tbe aalea of leaf tobacco
reported by J. S. Gens' Hen, tobacco broker,
Ne. 131 Water street New Yerk, for the
week ending Nnvemter 27, 1888:
200 eases 1687 Wisconsin Havana,
8K12e; 300 caaea 1887 Pennsylvania
neta leaf, 0;12e; 140 cases 1887 Penn
sylvania Havana aeed, 11Q28WO ; 200 cases
1880 Pennsylvania seed, h13e ; 300 ease
1887 state Havana, ll2le; 150 easea 1887
New England Havana, 1335e; 100 caawi
1887 New England seed, 14,V22e; 160
caaea sundries, 5l0i Total, 1,510.
Otner lobacce Centres,
Tbe Edgerton, Wisconsin, correspondent
of the Leaf writes aa fellows :
Out et town buyera have been riding
aome during tbe week, and reperta are cur
rent tbat a few contracts have been made,
though as yet no aalea have reached our
notice. The best oreps are undoubtedly
being Iceited, ae that when the strike la
made tbe bargains can be oleaed en abort
notice. But little stripping has been done
as yet, for tbe weather baa oentlnued favor
able for tbe curing of the later harveated
tobaceo and only amall portions bave been
removed lrem tbe poles. A week or two
mere of aimllar weather would entirely cure
out all the late cut
The correspondent at Baldlnavllle, N. Y.,
writes: There is nothing te lepert this
week. Bnyers are sampling former pur
chares, and aeme are shipping. Otherwise
nothing Is being done In tobaceo circles.
Growers are taking down tbe weed and
and aeme are stripping. The indications
are that nothing in '83 goods will be bought
until it is in condition te be carefully In In
apeeted, and that tobaceo will aell positively
en Its merlta thla year.
TUB KNIOUT OF LAHOIt.
Fetvdrrly Expresses Ktgrei That Ue Uas
Been Ue-Kleeied.
General Master Workman Powderly,
whose polley has controlled tbe general aa
aembly of tbe Knights el Laber, aald en
Monday tbat be was entirely aatlafied
with the outcome et tbe oonven eonven oenven
tlon, and oentlnued : I regret only
one thing, and tbat la tbat I am again
placed at tbe bead of the order. Per
sonally, I am aerry ter it, and 1 honestly
did net expect It I might bave
atepped into a belter thing. A position
had beeu offered me wbleh meant mere
money and leas work, In fact, tbe papera
were drawn up and about ready te be
signed by which I would have received
fO.COO for about three mentba work. "
The grlevanee committee bad tbe fleer all
Monday mnrntng, aud the caaea of D. A.
49, of New Yerk, were disposed of. Tbe
delegation beaded by Jamea K. Qulnn waa
considered tbe only proper one, and tbe
convention ae agreed. The Maaaaebuaetta
state assembly protested agalnat ceding
certain locale te clgarmakera, and, aa It
proved te baa fight between the Knigbts
of Laber and tbe Internationals, tbe
Knigbts of Laber were sustained by tbe
Indersement of tbe pretest
A resolution te adjourn alnedle te-day
waa adopted.
Tbe action of General Master Workman
Powderly reinstating Distrust Assembly 40
of Chicago, whleb baa been suspended by
District Master Workman Schilling, was
net sustained, and tie whole question waa
referred te tbe new executive beard.
Fer Violating the Liquor Law,
Levi D. Welaner, et Bewmanavllle,
Brecknock township, who waaoenvlcted
last week of selling liquor te miners, waa
sentenced te pay a fine of (50, coats of
prosecution and underge an Imprisonment
of twenty dayr,
City Properties Withdrawn.
The two dwelling beuses en West Jamea
atreet and five ea North Christian atreet,
tbe properties et William D. Sprecber,
offered at publloaale en Monday evening
by Auctioneer Haines, were withdrawn for
want of eufilclent bide.
Tnank.glrieg at Old Ti telly,
Oa Wedneaday evening a musical and
social festival, appropriate te Thanksgiving
eve, will be beld In Trinity ebapel under
tbe aurplcea et tbe Junier Missionary
society, tbe proceeds te be devoted te tbe
cause of missions.
A Bar at Heller and Three lie ail Men.
Jesse Hall, Geerge Welby and Leslie
Croaa were kilted by the explosion et a
boiler lu Relsten'a sawmill, near Greve
City Pa., en Monday. J. W. Ralston, the
owner of the mill, was bidly hurt. Lew
water was tbe cause.
A Flre Company's It.umoe,
A number of members of the old Empire
Heek and Ladder company are talking of
having a reunion together with a supper,
and It la likely that arrangements will be
male for tbe event shortly.
A Oateman 8lck,
Jebn Painter tbe gateman at tbe
Pennsylvania passenger station, la confined
te bis home en account et illness and Jehn
Weldle la filling hla position.
Four IJej. Drowned.
Geerge Gilbert and Glenn Bledgetr, aged
10 and U years, respectively, broke through
tbe Ice wblle skating at Cbarlea City, Iowa,
en Sunday, and were drowned.
Henry and Cbarlea Keblman, aged re re
speeUvely ten and twelve years, were
drowned en Monday by breaking through
the ice at Oaoeela, Wleceaeia.
SEVERELY- INJURED-
at nit. cATiiriitNie bwaiit., aeki s.i,
STALLS AND (HAOIUKRS 11 KU LEO
While Coming Down Stairs at the Hern, or
Her Daughter Bn. Makra a Mltattp.
Article. Olven te the Wlnuers at
the Band Falr-O Helbert Dead.
Cer.UMntA, Nev. 27. Mrs. Catherine
Swarlx, an aged resident of town, met with
a serleua accident yesterdsy afternoon, at
the resldence et her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Filbert, en Walnut atreet In coming
down a flight of stairs she made a mlstsep
at tbe lower landing and tell down one
atep te the fleer. She loll en her left alde
whleb resulted In the breaking of the left
leg at tbe hip. The tracture wai reduced
by Dra. Tayler and Armer. Mrs. Swarla
la almeat 83 years of age, and her aceldent
ia quite a aorleus one.
The remaining artlcles left ever from tbe
band fair were disposed of laat' night at tbe
armory, when a geed orewd wai present.
The tenor drum was awarded te Charles
Hogentegter, who returned S12 70 and his
opponent nothing. Clement llogen llegen llogen
tegler waa given the banjo and
mouth organ for turning In 115 05.
Hta opponent, Emery Furguson,
had f8 25. Tbe couch waa diawn by
ticket Ne. 273 beld by Mary Rlnebarl; the
furniture by tleket Ne. 253, held by Rose
Leudenberger the carpet by ticket Ne.
218, held by Onarlea Fieckensteln ; tbe set
of dlabea by tleket Ne. 427; tbe belder of
the ticket la net known. The balance of the
article swore disposed et by auction. Tte
band will realist about 1500 trem tbe fair.
Tberomalnset Henry O. Getz, who dled
en Saturday at Newmarket, Cumberland
oeunty, were brought te town at 8r thla
morning ler interment. Mr. Getz was a
former realdoet at town but baa net roslded
here for a number of years.
Tberemalnaef the late Mre. Mary Sim
mers will be taken te Concatega Centre en
Wedncslay morning en the 8.-30 train,
where Interment will be made.
Andrew Hardnele had a hearing before
Squire Selly last nlgbt, en tbe obargeof
adultery. He was held under MOO ball for
a trial at oeurt.
Tbe Cbrlatmas entertainment of the
United Brethren Sunday school will be
held en the Saturday evening preetdlng
that holiday.
Engineer Harry Haugbey-has returned
home from a trip te the meuntalnK, and
brought with him a live young deer.
Geerge Selbert, keeper of the toll.gate en
the Columbia and Waahlngten turnplke,
below Columbia, died tbla mernlnp. Hla
death waa eauaed by Brlgbt'a disease aud
consumption, after a lingering Illness. A
wife and aeven children aurvlve, Tbe
funeral will beheld en Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The mlnlaters, aupervlaera and visitors of
the Erangolleal Aillenae? will meet this
evening in Saleme U. B. church.
Tim Delan waa aent te Jail yesterday af
ternoon by Squlre Selly for druukenncHi
and disorderly conduct
TKUIOUS 1KH1IHOHV.
Ueunacl Fer the Parneltlic j Ualle the Court's
Attention te It.
Londen, Nev. 27. The Parnell commU cemmU commU
alen resumed lta eeaalnn te-day. Hargeant
Gllboely testified tbat Itwa neeestary te
Increase tbe foreeof police at Castle Island,
owing te eutragea tbere. Sir Charles Hua.
soil, Parnelllle counsel, bore Interrupted
tbe witness and appealed te the court te
aberten the proceedings. He aald s We
admit all that We are alak end tired of
all thla uaeleaa reiteration, which censumes
time and Involves enormous expense."
Presiding Justice Hannen aald that be
hoped tbe details of tbe case would be
glven aa briefly aa possible. Sergeant Gil Gil Gil
hoely waa then oreas-examlned. He stated
that he kept a book containing a list and
accounts of outrages committed.
Sir Cbarlea Rusaell demanded tbat the
book be produced.
Sir Heury Jame,'.of the counsel for tbe
Tunes, aald tbat the book contained letters
and papera wbleh It was net desirable
te publish, Justloe Hannen said It was
deatrable that tbe whole book, Ineludlug
a column headed Metlvea" be produced.
The sr eelsl entries relating te poisons ought
net perhaps be disclosed. He auggeated
tbat Sir Henry Jamea and Sir Charles
Ruaaell together inspect the book and If
tbey oeuld net agree upon wbleh parts
should be disclosed then tbe Judges et tbe
commission would Inspect tne book and
deelde.
Mr. Held, el the Parnelllte counsel, sug
gested that wltnes.es in the future simply
state the number of eutragea committed
within given period. Inatead of relating
tbem in deta'.U Judge Hannen wtlcoeieti
this suggestion and selected tbe Timet'
counsel. Sir Henry James premised te
comply with the order as far as possible
Police Inspector Davis then teatlHed.
He said tbat he bad discovered an Inner
circle of tbe National League, which was
organized by Fenians te execute tbe
beneata of tbe League, On cress examina
tion the witness refused te give the name
or bla informant Mr. Held complained
that bla aide was at the mercy of aneuy
meua Informal a If he bad hla name 10
might prove nlui te be tbe greatest liar lu
tbe three kingdoms. Tbe wltneaa atated
tbat the man waa net In tbe pay of the
police, but waa a member of the Lesgue,
and had taken put in tbe proceedings
of tbe Inner circle.
After a legal squabble of a few minutes
between tbe counsel of both k Id en, Mr. Beld
deferred the question of tbe namecf In
spector Davla' informant
Hackvllle'eSucceuer Married.
New Yehk, Nev. 27. Miss Belle Wil Wil
eon, tbe daughter of Mr. Rtcbard Wilsen,
of 511 fj'.h avenue, was marrled shortly
after neon te day In St Bartholemew's
church te Mr. Michael Henry Horbert,wbe
la at present Lord Sackvllle's temporary
successor In charge of the British
legation at Washington, Mr. Herbert la a
aen et tbe late Lord Herbert, of Lea, and a
asoend brother of the Karl et Pembroke.
He Is a bsndseme Englishman, 31 years
old, and has been a member of the dlple.
matin corps since 1877. He met his brlde
In Parla and it waa chit fly en ao ae ao
oount of bis coming marriage tbat be
waa tranalerred te Washington. MlasGrace
Wilsen, alater of tbe bride, was tbe only
bridesmaid. Mr. Arthur Herbert, mem
ber et tbe British legation at Washington,
but no relatlve et tbe groom, was tbe best
man. After tbe wedding ceremony tbe
happy couple were driven te tbe home of
tbe bride's parents where a weddln&b.'eak
faat was aerved.
The Heicrlpl Waa Ii.urd.
Duiim.v, Nev. 27, Tbe report tbat a
new papal rescript bad been issued te tbe
Irish blabepa condemning boycotting aud
like praollees in Ireland 1h confirmed.
Tbe retcrlpt was aent te tbe Irish
blabeps a fortnight age. It wbh, how
ever, tbe Intention te recolve the re
script privately, but te act en It publicly,
Tbla plan waa fru.trated by tholndlseretlon
of a servant of tbe bishop of Limerick, wbe
partly divulged tbe secret Tbe faet of the
receipt of the rescript being known will
probably ferce tbe pope te publicly realllrm
bis wishes.
Out the Wrong Letter.
Frem the 1'hUudelphlti Ledger.
Moses D. Mull, of Vegansvllle, Lancaster
oeunty, waa locked up last nlgbt at tbe
Central station for a bearing befere United
Statea Commissioner Bell te-day en tbe
charge of having, en tbe 20th of October,
1880. obtained from tbe postetllce at Vegana.
1 villa a letter addressed and belonging te
Jeha Kllae, ei that plaee,
HOW TO PiUU'AHKTJlETUItKEY.
Berne Snccf.lleni for the Inexperienced Ap
propriate te the Seaien.
Sluge the few hairs tbat remain en even a
well-picked fowl, by lighting a twlsted
newspaper under tbe grata and holding the
turkey, aide alter side, for a moment, In
the llame, but net long oneURh te burn It.
Out the neck ell as near the body as pessl
ble, pushing the skin down bolore you de
It, seas te leave enough skin te cover the
place where the neck haa been cut; out oil
the feet below the Joint; with your fore
finger loosen tbe crop and lake It nut with,
out breaking or emptying It Next cut a silt
right uuder the rump large onengh te run
two tlngera If a chicken or a duck, your
hand It a turkey or a geese, Inte the body.
Before attempting te draw out the en
trails, loosen with your linger all the tiny
strings that attach them te the body be
sure that your fingers can pass botween the
contents of tbe Momaeh and tbe body In
overy direction without obstruction ; then
bend your hand or lingers round the mata
and draw'lt forward. This will bring the
whole out In a ball ; by no means drag It
by any particular part or you will break the
entrails or gall bladder, and the whole pro
cess, In the former ess?, be an ucclesu one ;
In the latter, the bird may be spilled, for It
la impossible te wash away the bitter of the
gall If broken. Cut off the vent, which will
free the main entrall, if properly managed
the bird will bnqulteclean inside, and need
only wiping with a wet oletb ; If net olean,
pour luke warm water through the bird,
wipe Inside and out with a towel, but de
net wash the outside unless noeorauy from
accidental aelllng. With eare a ahloken or
turkey may be emptied without any uu
cleanliness ; lay the bird aside.
The gall, a small, dark green bladder, Is
attached te tbe llvert cut It til, leaving a
bit et the liver with It te avoid breaking.
Threw the llver Inte cold water; by cutting
the gizzard very carefully at the wlde side
without penetrating tbe Inner akin It cau
be peeled oil, leaving the InMda whole,
thus avoiding tbe usual innas made by In
experienced hands. Scald and skin the
teei; put liver, gizzard, heart, feet and neck
en In a pint et water tf chloken, a quart If
turkev. with a slice el onion and rtioce of
carrot If at hand, and let thorn stew slowly
down te hair the quantity, when they wilt
be a stiff telly.
Fer roasting, twist tbe pinions under tbe
wing te the back, push up the legs until
tbey lie flat sgslnst tbe alde of the bird aud
the lower Joints are even with tbe rump;
pass a akewer through the centre of tbe
tblgh.,bttngtng It out opposite; fasten them
In that position with a cord ; fasten the enda
of the legs close te tbe veut ; press en tbe
breast beue hard with tbe palm of the hand.
If the bird Is te be Rtuffeii, loosen the skin
of tbe breast and put the tilling where the
crop was ; turn tbe neck sklu ever te tbe
baek and sew It
Te' make a geed atullleg chop up a
quarter pound or butter or half pound or
beef auet very fine, put In a bowl with half
r pound of stale bread eruuibs, two tablo table tablo
riieonfuls et powdered tuyme and
marjoram, a suspicion or lemon peel,
grated, and the jnloeof half a Union, a
qnartoref nnutmrtgand a tosipeanful of
salt, ene sixth et ene of peppr aud two
yolks et eggs.
Te reait n turkey Heur It, put it In n
dripping pan with a few slices of lat perk,
lala ever the breast or put a geed plece of
butter in a wooden spoon and rub Iho
butter ever the bird ; keep tbe xpoen In a
cool spot when net In use.
While a chicken takes one hour or less te
nook, according te slz?, n turkey takes
threoer four faeuia.
If you use perk, when tbe bird Is browned
all ever pour oil tbe fat very oarelnlly and
remove the perk. Have the gizzard ready
chopped, the liver inaihed line and a tea tea tea
apoenfulot Heur mixed with H. Pour the
broth lrem the glbleta te It, atlr well and
belt In tbe pan ou top el tbe steve a few sec.
ends.
What Iho I'to.eeutlen Will I're.e.
Cjiioaue, Nev. 27. The trial el Ilronek,
the alleged dynamlte fiend, iwas con.
tlnued In tbe criminal oeurt tbls
morning. Hlate's Attorney Longeneckfr
made the opening argument and his speech
made somewhat et a sensation. He aald
that tbe etata proposed te show that
Ilronek conspired with Ohapek, Hevle and
Cblebeun te murder Judges Gaiy and
Grlnnell and Inspector Houlleld. It would
preve that Hrenck had his bouse literally
lllled Willi dynamlte aud bomb,bow hu ex
perimented with a bomb en the prairies ;
bow be at one tlme when Isheut te begin
a game et billiards took a bomb out of his
pocket and placed It In n drawer ; hew
he had pictures of his Intendnd vlctlirs
and bow be had abadowed Judge Grin
nell'a home.
The Si "am Cellier A Ileum wn Founder..
CeilAHriUT, Mass., Nev. 27. It Is reported
here tbat the Philadelphia steam collier
Allentown has founderod oil tbla point
There seems te be nednubt tbat the steamer
was sunk en aeme of tbe ledgea directly
outside tbla pert. About 8 p. m, Sunday
a nuraber el peeple at tbe village beard
the sound of a steamer' wblatlu and laat
nlgbt an Immouse amount et drlltwoed
came ashore at Sandy Cove aud at Sandy
Beacti, the marks upon which Indloaled
conclusively that tbe wrocked votsel must
have been tbe Allentown, Several llfe
preaervcra and some of the- ether wreck
age was stamped with ber nami Tne
Allentown Is an Iren beat of 1,2R3 tens
burtben, built and ewnej In Philadelphia.
Foundered In the North Hea.
Londen, Nev. 27. Tbe British ship
'Tbe Douglas," Oipt. Betta, from Merlin
Island, June 22, ler Hamburg, has found
ered off the Island of Texel in tbe North
Hea. Twe of tbe crew were drowned.
The remalnder have arrived at Yarmouth,
A Kllkenner Farmer Murdered,
Dum.iN, Nev. 27 A farmer by the name
of Delaney baa been murdered at Kllkou Kllkeu
ney. m '
Three Killed anil Tur.e Irjured.
Pevnkttu, Wis., Nev. 27, A Hteam
engine connected with a thresblng msoblne
ex pled ed last orenlng, killing Jack Tuttle,
William Ruokley aud Charles Yerk and
serleinly injuring Allisen Oresj, Ira Hall
and Warren Palmer.
lieach Defeats llanlan
HVUNKT, N. 8, W., Nev. 27. A race took
place te day en the I'aramettarlve- botween
William Beach and Edward Hani.- The
race waa wen by lieach.
A Uual Elevator bistrejed.
Nkw Yeitir, Nev. 27 The lleallng coal
elevator at the feet of Grand alrest In tbe
l?4Bt River wai completely wrecked by the
blub wind at I o'clock this morning. Ibe
elevator was owned by tbe Grand Htrett
Ceal company and tbe less la estimated at
t75,O0O.
Hivluirleiid'. Vlce ritllileel Dead.
Oknkva, Nev 27 M. Uartensteln, vlce
prta dent of Switzerland, It dead.
An Oclepui beU; a Ulver.
The Wellington (New Ksaland) 1'rtai of
Nev. 3, states tbat Archibald McHevaii, a
diver lu the employ or Alien ejsguire, con
tractor for harbor improvements, was
seized by a devil IWb, live fathoms under
water, and bnd an almost miraculous es
cape. Oa k1'ik down for the purpese of
laying semu blocks, he was attack ea by tbe
octopus, which eucceeded In fasteulng ou
te blm, aud In spite et all bis struggles
chained him te ene of tbe piles In the re
taining wall. McGevan. however, bad tbe
geed aense te remain quiet and the octopus,
whose arms measured quite nine lest,
quitting Its held et the pile, was brought te
tne tur'acs en' the back et tbe diver. These
uienaters are very numerous In Welling
ten harbor, Evans Bay aud along tbe
neighboring coast
Te Bccuie a Il.tl.r Water Hupp'7.
Tbe common council of Reading has
piaaed tbe ordinance appropriating f 150,000
te bring In Matden creek as at) additional
beurce of water supply. The ordinance
originated In select council and In was
premply pa'SEd by tbat body severs! weeks
age. But common oeuncll rufuied te concur
uutil driven thereto by publla fentiment
All tbe manufaclurera uulted lu an appeal
for tbe Immediate passage of tbe ordinance.
Tbe vote was 21 yeaa te 11 nays, nine mem
bers being absent If it bad reeelved one
vote leas ft would have beta deleaved.
m
GEO. W. UENSEL APPOINTED.
lTtKSIUENr CLEVKLiM) NAMFS HIM:
COLLKOtOlt OB1 TlltsniNm DI9TJU0T.
A SkMfh Of Ihfl RnrMllnt nff I Haa Tsaai .TAtia Ltt
w --... -. ,.. emn vveiw ""$
Marnenfjtlti Prominent la
Kellgle&sSgjy
Beclnl Atitt II tut n cm Ctrcti
i,t.i. ?rfi
Known In Ktitein Pann.tl.anla . a-lffS
. st'J
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Washington, Nev. 27. The
prtaldta -,'V
ie u.y appointed ueorge watningien, tieajj; ,
sol, et Quarryville, collector of Internet.
Ist llaaU alinAlnlA.I fljfcn-.A-i U7.elilHi.lAM La- -.
- . .- 7i
rovenuelor the Ninth district
nylvanla.
or Pea-.VI
tS5
HKUrOlt Of tiim nkw nnr.r.TnTrin.
Geerge W. Uensel, et Quarryvllle, La-ft i
istcr county, Is cneef the representative -
eastcr
men and beat
known citizens et tbls dlS' ;
trlct. Ue la
CO
years ei Ban. a nsuva m'j
Ltncaalerclty and has resided at Quarrjyi!f
Vllle for ever filly yeais. During all IhWf S
na.lml t... tins t.. ... .! l..l.u. ..- .t P
I'biiuu uu uh man iu nuiivu uuqmiRi luersjj - '
BUd for the nast f.irtv vpars haa henn tha .. t''
-.,. J. . ..T-. .TirrSTf.
iniuiutuiDiou.utei lue lower ena turns1",
county. Seuie years age, however, t
withdrew from the mere Immediate 5& J
umungeiueut ei nis mercantile interests !-'t
anfi 4 finw aflaiVnliila.1 nttlv lh tla fcmvit. . ? A
iMltrmnlniM,Da W llanM) I- -
Hti Is also president of the OXe7r
National bank. ,"
w:
Mr. Uensel Is widely known among IhaJjf,
business men of Etstern Pennsylvania; ai Ah-
is premlneut in aoelsl, religious and pelltt-' 4 i
el as well aa oemmorclal and finanelal
clrcler. His hospltable home hat beena
place of enterlalnment for tbeuaanda. He
la a leading member and elder In the Re
formed ohureb, atruatoeor both Franklin
and Marshall college and tbe theological
aemluary, momber of tbe publication beard
nna ;irtaiurcroMDeynod. lie was one of tt;-rsH
the founders of tbe First National bank of M.' 1
euiBirarft iuu mas lur iuiiij yearn in lis -J". . -
aaiauvteuu i wee laiKOij luatiuuiBUUll ail i;aj
.IB. .11 a- a a a a a. -. "W
iiirnAimn ta sa-iaa lasnAin inafeiimaHiai a t . k
uueuiiuK iuu cuusHrueiiun ei tan HuirT' ,
vlllfi rnlirnMil tnri hflM hAnn frnm Ihn s.rri ?? J
director of It. lie Is also treasurer of tbl'l
Heutbern Mutual IoBuranceoatupatiy.
Mf. Ilnnisitl hefrirn ihn wai wai m. WiWls-eXTiJ,'
and during the period of 1850 1S72 he turyS j
ported the Republican party j with manyM j
nlew in tbe Llbersl Republican movement"?'
ui uu muw jvai, uuu eiueu lush iiuie uv.j
has been an active and lulluential member- ,
of the Damnnratln n.rlr. tn which hla fnar'H
eons are attached. It la a fair tokefTef the ;
entlslactlen with which Mr. Hensei'a bd- Si.
pelntmeut will be received by tbe business !',
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collector nnve voiuutcereu te become dm v.v,,
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IlAitniniiiutu, Nev. 27. J, W. Bitting rig.
wbs aspbjxleted iastulgbt atthoWblte Hall Jv$
liAtnl tn Muvlml alraAt llalnnv ImtrrlfMr 1...
Hint hotel last evenlnir. Between 4 and S &
Wr,
o'clock this mernlnar the odor of saa waa'S'"
Jlaj.nH..J tn .1... lntt a!..l? wl... n AM . .
an examination et tbe rooms cccupied byfs.
the guestf. Wben tbe deer of tbe room ee- ,
mini, il liv lllttliiir wr.it nnnnrrl a irreatv.1
volume of gas ruBhulout.sluiestsulIcoatlBgi;'
theas In search of tbe trouble. The gas Jet '3 ,
wai found open, tbe valve belng turned ea,i.
te lis full capaeity. Hilling's ucay wasatiu:
warm, lift nvlrinntlv liliiw nut the Be. la''
tbe pockets of the dead man wete found '
two excess nenets sold ni Mai en kud, xeiavhf
ceuuiy, auu about iu iu money; aiae a ra-
iiaxatuuik with Ihn numfl nf "J. W. Illtlln."-.".,
thnmnn. &t
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Rattled Tneir Trenbies. 2 M
j'.i.tun, in., iiuv. (, n. .e.neuiem ue -,:';v
noun tnue'.ea in tne nauin-niene auair an
vctMrflav merntnn Hahtn and his wife
parted for Chicago. The settlement ccn-vj'
sisiseia sutieineui retracting an cnargea
inadoBicalnHtStenoand Mra.SabIn. Sabla
lias deeded te his wife property at Beatrice,
Neb., worth t0.b00atid.gave up tbe conies cenies
slnn he bad wrung from ber. The civil
suits have been dropped. Sabln will answer
te tbe ahargu of ansault with deadlv wear.
eus for which be was bound In fl,0C0 and
Will pjy tbe fine and oesta Impcaed,
Clreantt llrearn for a I! Is Works.
Jelikt, Ills., Nev. 27, Ground was
breken yeilerday In this city for the crea
tien of Immunse ateel plate werka near the .-'s'.
Joltet Steel company' mills. When ia tdu
oneratlnn tbe werka wilt give employment f?2
te 1,000 men. Tbls, In connection with Wgn
ether large enterprises new in cuuibujuib-v; j
tinn la eivlnir Jellnta hiialneaa hoem. 'lha ::'
ether large enterprises new In centemphv
IK .Juliet UUUUBM MJUUi, u.-:;
new plate werka will manuiaeture ear rwv
I...... fe. I.s.11. niiianif.. anil frAleht Attn ?i1
iitiiIap Ihn Vir nulAnte. T
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The rertjerf vase Dropped,
Han Fkanoisce, Nev. 27. Mrs.
Clara I-
IJblie McDonald, wbe wai charged with... is i
forgery el Central Paoltle railroad beiids,?5
was released yeaterday, tbe prosecution
declaring for private reasons," tbat tbey &
did net care te preaa tbe case. These reasons -,
wero explained by Senater Stanferd'ad Is- fj
Inollnatlea te testify agalnat ber, tbe Mc- fiJ
uenaias- eisiiKO ier luimui Kuiuw euu p
Clara Belle's evident insanity, Clara '-MM
walked out of tbe court a free woman for ":
tbe Ills', time in eighteen months. vi-. :
Three Killed by Ilell r Explo.len.
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.uuiwiAn, jiiu., iiuv. .1, lira umm
thn i-halr fun'nrv exnlnded veaterdav mom. iri
l I.IIMM 1VI1II..M Uati.lf. Iflhn Mtatlr 1!
ItIK, aiiuiih ,. ,,.,au. .v.i.fv, . ,v,j
and William Matthews, Jr., and severely V
I-I...I..I. f'.,i.l Ur..i.A lh anrjlniwp. fflftaM.BI '
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wrecking the factory.
Iowa's rirat Cotten atlll.
Di h Meihks, Iowa, Nev. 27. Tbe first
yard et oeltou cloth ever manufactured in
lewa was woven at tbe Dea Moines cotton
mill In the preseuce of hundreds of cltlams
yesterday afternoon. The plant baa been
recently moved from Janesvllle, Wis..
Employment will be given te trem 150 te
200 bands.
Oil found lu Tenntaate.
Ciiattanoecja, Tenn., Nev. 27. Oil was
struck yesterday at tbe dep'.h of 1,000 feet
lu a well belng sunk in tbe Sequatchie
valley near tbls city. Tbe quality is ex.
oelleut and It Is believed the qusntlty will
be ample. Geologists and experts believe
a portion et this territory la rich lu both gas
and oil.
Ne llllizarda lu Dakota.
Grand Fekim, Dak., Nev. 27. The
weather here la remarkably mild and
warm. Abcut adecsn citizens appeared en
tha streets yeaterday with straw bats
and linen clothe, tur oeata are all dis
carded. Farmers are plowing.
l'rcgreie at tha f critetilans.
Nkw Yekk. Nev. 27. 12 o'clock scere:
Moere, 186; Cattwrlgbt, 177; Uerly, 175;
lij, 171; LUtlewoed, 171: Howarth, 107;
Cenunr, 101; Gelden, 103; Masen, 159;
Hart, 153; Campana. 151: Noremae. li
Elten, 110; Vint, 132; S my He, 120; W,
Hmltb, 123; Tayler. 121; Dillen, 07; Peaea,
C0;O. Smith, GJ; HeHinan, 60.
ip! m. scorn Crtwrlght, 100: Herty,
1P0; Moere, 200; Llttlewoed, 183; Day,
183 Hewnrtu, 180; Cjnner, 170;
Ge den, 177; Masen, 172; Hart, 179
Oampaea. 101 i Norereac, 155; EIseu, 153;
Vint, H3; Suille, 135; W. Smith. 136;
T.nier. 1.11; Dillen, 100; Peach, 106; O.
, Smith, CO. ,
Anether Yellow lever Vicuna.
Nkw Yekk, Nev. 27. burgeon Slaier,
el the cruiser Bosten, dledet "'.
ou beard the vessel at quarantine at 30
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