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VOLUME XXV NO. 88.-SLX PAGES.
LANCAfiTEB,"PAM SATUIiPAY; DECEMBER 1, 1888.
SIX PAGES -PEICE TWO CENTS.1;
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THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
OBBtABT WHITNBrS BJCFOBT
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Ulnae retir-ArmnM Vassal, ud
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ftedaeed Twenty rn Cut.
Seeretary Whitney bM presented hi. an
nual report te thepreeldent After giving
abrlermlew of tbe nary aa It wilt exist
en March 4 1889, In comparison with its
condition Marati 4, 1835, and furnishing a
Il or armored vessels heretofore author auther
m J7 Cengres, the secretary aaya :
' Be far aa armored ablps sre concerned
the aubjeet la yet te be treated In a bread
way by the department and by Oen'traaa.
At the present time the condition, are
auehthat everything necessary te anrat
elate fighting .hip can beprodneed and far
n lined te thedepartment in thla oenntry aa
aoen aa In the oenrae of construction any
element or feature la required : but thla hu
never heretofore until the preaent time
been true, and therefore the oenalderatlon
or the subject haa bean neeeaaarlly pest.
Ttened by the department nntU the preaent
time.
The effort, of the department In .hip
oenatrnotlon have neceaaarlly alnee March,
1885, been devoted te nnerinered vessels,
and aa te theae the department la able te
report that when the ahlpa In oenrae el
oen.tructlon and thee authorized .hall have
been completed the United states will rank
eoend among the nation. In the poaaeaalen
et nnarmered eralaera or oemmorce de.
streyers, having the highest characteristics,
vie, of a .Ira of 3,000 tone and upw.rda.and
peaaenlng a speed of nineteen kneta and
upwara. xne importance which haa been
plaeed upon thla branch el naval armament
will be appreciated from the atatement that
Kngland and Franee pesaeaa 05 veiaela of
the claaa known aa nnarmered cruisers.
We cannot at present proteet our coast, but
we can return blew for blew, for we .hill
aoen be In condition te launeh a fleet et large
and faat cruisers agaln.t the oemmerce of
an enemy able tolnfllet the most aerletu
and laitlng Injury thereon."
FOWBB EQUAL TO ANY BIVAL.
With regard te the production or power
by machinery the report y:
"An examination of the atate of the art
In 1885 led te the conclusion that the
machinery of naval veaaela euaht te ba an
dealgned aa te produce ten herae power for
each ten of maeblnery; and It waa de
termined te make that the atandard, and
te enter Inte no oentraota that were net
baaed aub.Untl.lly thereon The eflerta
of the department In thla mBtter have been
cordially seconded by the bureau chiefs;
and It I. believed that, at the preaent time,
the department haa reached the point
where entire rellanee can be plaeed upon
It for the production of war veaaela equal
In character te tbeae of any ether country."
Notwithstanding; the large expenditure,
for the new navy In the last thre years,
it? reduction In ether dlreotlena haa made
the total expendlturca of the department
lea. for theae years than for the three years
ended Juce 30, 1884, tbe ordinary expense.
et the department having been redueed
ever 20 per cent. The expenditure, for tba
years ended June 30, 1882, 1883 and 1884,
were (47.070 307. and for the veara ended
June 30, 18SC, 1887 and IBS?, (40,830,630.
Under the head of harbor and ceaat de
fense Secretary Whitney says :
'In the laat annual report of tbe depart
ment the conatderatlena were given
leading te the conclusion that It would be
nnwlae for tbe department te fellow the
course of the European powers in building
unprotected torpedo beats ; and In the
S resent uncertainty regarding the praolloa praelloa praollea
lllty or aubmarlne beats, and while wait
ing the practical trial of the dynamite
gunboat, it haa been deemed wl.e for tbe
department te build one light-draught,
heavily armored, harbor-defense floating
battery or ram, for whlei designs have
been prepared by the bureau of construc
tion and steam engineering, In consultation
with the chief or the bureau or ordnance.
The advertisements for this vessel call for
the submission of bids In February next"
The business methods of the department
are discussed at some length, and a his
tory given of the eflerta being made te
simplify, systematiza and Improve them.
Upen this subject the report aaya :
During the years of 1884 and 1885 ever
50 per cent. In value of tbe supplies et the
department were obtained by open pur
chases without competition. During the last
year tbe proportion of aueh purchases was
less than 11 per eent , and In tbe course of
tbe next fiscal year It Is believed that the
open purchases ean be reduced te about 5
per cent"
NAVAL rnOQKESl AT IIOMK AND ABROAD.
A ebapter Is devoted te naval pregresa
during the year at home and abroad, ana
In It a atatement la made that the necessity
for Increased numbers of fast protected
cruisers, whether for purposes of protecting
or destroying cemmerse or for servlee with
a fleet aa scouts, haa been emphasized dur
ing the naval maneuver, of the year, and
la fully reoegnlzed by all naval power. But
with the Increase of the number el cruisers
It baa been recognized, In view of the recant
Introduction et high explosive projaetllea,
and the lncreaae of powder and rapidity, of
fire, el rapid-fire and ether guns, that re
newed attention must be given te the
armored fleet, and tbe prevailing opinion
In England, France, Italy, Germany and
Russia la atrengly in favor or additional
armored ahlpa te be built at an early date.
In these new vessels the armor will be
mueh mere widely distributed, and will
certainly protect tbe battery and crew as
well aa the water line and machinery. Tbe
destructlvenes i of high explosive abell lire
Hgalnat unprotected aides empbaalzaa tbe
peculiar advantages of tbe monitor type for
esast defense aerviee.
The aeeretary considers the subjects of
Improved powder, projeetlles and torpedo
beats, aaylng In regard te the latter that the
recent naval maneuvers abroad have
ahewn that they must still be regarded aa
meat'uaeful for ceaat and harbor defense.
Secretary Whitney 'a estimate for tbe navy
and marlue oerps for tbe fiscal year ba.
ginning July 1, 1889, amount te $20,707,677,
an Increase of 13,674,653 ever the estimates
of tbe current fiscal year.
The list et armored vessels of the United
States navy ineludea tbe Maine, new build
ing at New Yerk ; the Texas, partially laid
down In the mould left at Net folk ; the
ceMt defense, whose plana are new com
pleted, and the five monitors Puritan,
Turrer, Mlantonemab, Amphltrlte and
Monadneok, whlcb, after many veara of
delay, are new at last being completed for
aerviee. The construction el another
armored vessel baa been authorized, but
plana have net yet been prepared,
A stray Uull.t Oaeas. aa Xxploilen.
On Friday morning Jehn K, Gress, gen
eral freight and passenger agent of the
Northern Central and Fennaylvanla rail
road In Yerk, entered MeOlellan fc
Oetwald's store, in Yerk, for tbe purpose of
purchasing cartridges for bis revolver.
After fitting one in tbe cylinder from some
unknown cause it waa discharged, the ball
entering a can of powder, which exploded,
blowing out tbe store's entire plate-glass
front and aide wlndewa and scattering
hardware all ever the store. Mr. Greea
waa terribly burned en tbe head, faee,
neck and bands. A. O. Fulton, the clerk,
waa slightly scorched and several pawera.
by injured with flying glass. The damage
te the store will reach nearly f 1,000.
Official Tet. of Tbraa Statei.
The official vote el Oregon la aa fellows ;
Harrison, 33.203 ; Cleveland, 20.524 ; Flak,
1,677 ; Btreeter, 303 ; scattering, 0L Total
veta of atate, 01,018. Harrison a plurality,
0,769. In the atate election last June Her
mann's (Rep.) total vote ler congressman,
32,820; GeamMDem.), 25,413 Uermann'a
plurality, 7,407, At the laat presidential
election Ulalne's total vote In tbe atate waa
20,860 ; Cleveland's, 21,694. Blaine's plura
lity, 2,206.
The efllalal vote of Kenlueky Is aa fellows :
Cleveland, 183,800: Harrison, 155,131; Flak,
5,225 ; Laber, 022 ; Belva Loekwood, 2.
Tba atate canvassing beard of North Caro
lina en Friday completed the count of tbe
veta for Judge, and tba constitutional
amendment Increasing tbe number of an.
premt court Judges te five. The Demo Deme Demo
ersile snalertUaa xea from 15.900 te 17,313.
Tba amendment was earrled by a majority
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XRTXB-STATB COBMBBOal
Tka Aaaaal Repert and ReeeaaneattUaaa
et the Comsatartea.
Tba aaaaal report of the Intar-etate com-
nana commission places the railroad
mlleagaetthe country en the 30th day of
Jobs, 1888, at 162,781, of which 2,812 mllea
aaa been completed and brought Inte
oparatlea within the alx mentba preced
ing that dav. Tba railway oenatraotlrm In
1886 was 8,471 miles; la 1887 It waa 12,088
miles. The number or corporations repre
sented In tba mllesga is 1,251, but, by iea iea
een of leases or ether ean tract arrange
ments, many corporations held control et
and operate one or mere reada owned by
ether corporations, and the whole number
making reports of operatlena at the data
eaaaaa was uoe.
A'.summary et the termal complaints
brought before the commission during the
year la aa follews: Cases beardanddeclded,
60; cases beard, net yet decided, 6; caea
hearing, net completed, 9; cases withdrawn
or settled, 23; eases suspended by request,
10; eases assigned for hearing, 9. Total,
1U7
Upea the subject of the operation of the
law the commission say: Te what extent,
It at all. ths administration of the act hen
been harmful te the carrier., la a aubjeet
upon which tbe vlewa or railroad managers
have from time te time been pnbllely ex
pressed, sometimes te the effect that tbe
damage baa been very considerable. The
oem mission Is possessed et no evidence
showing tbat the general result baa been
otherwise than beneficial.
Unquestionably the railroad bnslness el
the country baa suffered many and very
severe losses during tbe past year, but these
have net been due te the aet te regulate
commerce.
Dlsensalng railroad trusts, the commis
sion say ; Anything equivalent te oensoll
datlen et all the reada or the country nnder
a slnele head or even these of a. enn.iitar.
ableaectlen, whether by merger or by the
formation of a confederation which aheuld
have powers of legal control, or by the
ereatnre of what la new technically denom
inated a trust, could hardly be supposed
possible, even If the parties were at liberty
te form It at pleasure, If the parties oeme
into harmony en tbe aubjeet, an arrange,
ment of the sort would be se overshadowing,
se powerful In Its control ever the bualneis
Interests of the country, and ae ausoeptlble
or being need ler mtsohleveua purposes In
many ways, that public policy could net for
a moment aanctien ir, at least by statute,
unless it were held In close legal restraints
snd nnder effectual publle supervision and
oentroL The vel untary arrangement of the
kind en ether lines et business are already
umcieuiiy inreatening te me puone inter
est, and tbe most ardent advocate of the
concentration or railroad authority ean net
reasonably expect that anything et the sort
te control the transportation of tbe country
will be provided for by legislation. With
out legislation te favor It, little can be done
beyond the formation et consulting and
ad viae ry associations, and the work of these
Is net only necessarily defective, but it la
also limited te olreumiorlbed territory.
In the ebsenee of any aueh oenoeniratlon
n' authority the oarrlera by rail have it In
their power te de very much towards estab
lishing better relations with the publle at
targe ana tow aras performing netter servlee
ter the publlaby first establishing better re
lations among themselves. The need of
this Is very Imperative. The first requisite
te tbe establishment of hotter relations
among tbe carriers by rail would seem te
deb recognition en tneir part ei tee laet tbat
they seem te the publle te constitutes cfas,
wltb, te some extent at least, common In
terests, and likely te be controlled by the
aame motive.
The commission sums up its conclusion
en the subject of uniform classification by
saying : Uniformity In classification, as faat
and aa far as it can be accomplished without
aerleus mischiefs, la desirable. There la
gratifying progress In the direction et uni
fication, aud It has been very marked with
in tbe last year. Se long as tbe earrlers
appear te be laboring towards unification
with reasonable dlllgenoe and In geed
faith, It la better tbat they should be en -oeuraged
and stimulated te continue their
eflerta than tbat tbe work should be taken
out of their hands.
The commission recommends that some
Slaee of greater capacity than Castle
arden be provided ter the reception of
Immigrants, located soraewbere upon New
Yerk barber ; tbat all regular Un6s of
interior transportation be allowed te have
agenta at the place se provided, who may
aell tickets under regulations prescribed te
secure equal privileges te all and te pre
vent abusea ; that tbe payment of commis
sioners for I he routelng el Immigrants aud
for providing tbe shipment of immigrants
from fetelgn countries, be deelsrcd Illegal
and made pnnlabsble, and that the com
mission be authorized te prescribe (area for
tbe transportation of this class of passen
gers. The commission renews its recommends recemmends recommends
tlenaof last year with reference te express
companies against the sudden raising of
rates without notice.
Other amendmenta te tbe law are also
urged upon the attention et Congress. The
commission believes tbat notlea el Intention
te reduee any rate whleh auy carrier, aub aub
jeot te tbe act, makea or Joins in, ought te
be published net less than three daya before
the reduotlen eheuld be given effeet, as
provided In the amendments new pending,
and that the penal previsions against falae
billing, falae weighing, etc., should embrace
also the owner of the property or any party
acting for the owner or consigner of prop
erty who shall be a party te any aueh un
lawful oenduot
Ab "Uncle Temer "Sold.
Same queer artletea are sold at the auc
tions In Centre Square en market mornings
and the collection of old atuir Is remarka
ble at limes. Tbls morning in looking ever
the mixture Auotleneor Fred. Williams
found an old and sorry looking mule,
which bad been left for sale. The animal
waa put and brought exactly fllty eent'
Of this sum the auatloneer reeelved ten per
cent The purchaser was Jehn lrwln, the
street sweeper. Although the mule waa
very aleepy he made It quite lively for a
number et beya who Insisted upon teasing
htm.
Buvcd by a let Orew.
Mrs. Themas Llpsett, near Mlnersvllle,
Fa., en leaving the house te call at a neigh
bors en Thursday evening leltber children
looked In tbe house, romping with a tame
crew. In their play the oeal oil lamp waa
upset The beuse took tire and but for tbe
crew flying up tbe oblmney and cawing out
an alarm the eblldret would have been
burned te deatb. The neighbors who
responded and rescued the little enea say
that tbe orew was perched en the reef caw caw
leg with all Its might as though fully aware
et the Imminent danger el the children.
Verdict for I'Ulnilfr.
The Jury In the suit of Samuel G, Wecbter
vs. e. G. Hull it Bre,, tried before Judge
Llvlngsten,thls morning rendered a verdict
in favor el plalntifl for 1 112 10, the full
amount of tbe elalm with Interest. Brown
&Henselfer plalntifl; J, L.8telnmetz for
defendants.
The oeurt granted an lssne te determine
the ownership et personal property levied
upon by the sheriff, In which Frank H.
Beatick et al. were made plaintiffs and
Hpangler & Rich defendants.
Death of Mrs. Ansa llambrlgbt,
Mrs. Anna Hambrlght, wife of Geerge
M. Hambrlght, who resides at 415 West
James atreet, died this morning, She had
been In ill health for a long time past, but
last evening ate her supper and retired.
Karly thla morning abe was taken with a
hemorrhage aud dled In a few minuter,
The deceased waa a daughter el the late
Jaoeb Wltmer, who during bis lifetime
was a miller and resided near Washington
borough. She waa forty-nve years et age
and leaves no children.
Yeung People' A(toc4ailen Netting.
The December meeting of tbe Yeung
People', association et HU Paul's Reformed
church waa held en Friday evening. Dr.
Geed, of Philadelphia, lectured en Palestine
and Illustrated bUleotero with atsreoptlean
views, aad Miss Dromseld. of Yerk, bbbb-
JjBmnlwle
LET THERE BE LIGHT.
ran
CITIZUta
OALLIRQ
or LANOJ8VBR
LOUDLY VOB If.
HOW
Delay at ths O.lud State. Maselrte LtgM
Desssaay InarttlagUp It. Plaat Catalog
WMi prs ad R tares The Osaapaay Try.
lag te DUpeaa el It. I.t.rc sts Set.
say
It la little lata than a month alnee the
big explealdn occurred at the Lneaater
chemical works, almost destroying the
plant of the United States K lee trio
Light oempaay, which has the con
tract for Illuminating the afreets of the
city. After the accident the company gave
out that It would aoen ba In operation again
and In the meantime gasoline lamps were
put up. Although three weeks have
slipped by tbe light oempaay baa dena
nothing whatever te aeeure a new plant or
repair the old one. The company la net la
a better position te-day te give the city
electric light than It waa en ths night of the
explosion. It was reported that the com
pany had leased two properties In thla city,
in whleh te put the works, but such Is net
the case. The truth el the matter Is that it
baa for a week or mere paat been trying te
sell out te the Edisen oempiny. Councils
will have te approve any change el con
tract.
While the United States company la
making the snail-like progress, the city Is
compelled te de with gasoline lamps and
what tew gasllghla are up. Tbe lamp
oemmittte seems te be. asleep, and la doing
nothing In the matter, Meanwhile the
people are howling all ever tbe city about
the condition el affairs. Berne et the streets
are very dark, and aeveral persons are
said te have been stepped, en their way
home, by men whom they were nnable
te recognize, owing te darkness, In .the
past lew evenings.
A member or the lamp committee said
te-day that they will report tbe exact con
dition et atlalrs te oeunolla at the meeting
en Wednesday evening without a recom
mendation. As far as he waa coneerned
himself he waa in favor of compelling the
preaent company te furnish a geed light at
onee or get out of the way.
IIOLL I'tJPfl.
Interesting
Observations of a Student of
Zoology.
Editors Intetxicienerb : I own a
bull pup, and I am lntereeted In the
atudy el zoology, ae I take the liberty of
recording my aolentlfle observations In the
columns et your valuable paper. First, I
have observed tbat the bull pup haa a ahert
tall, because he deea net need a long one te
keep bis balance when going around cor
ners. Thla appeara te be the objeet of tall.
If a long deg aheuld turn a corner quick
without b la tall, bis laat part would get
swung away off ita legs, and the precession
of deg become demoralized. When he car
ries a long tall, the long deg glvea It a vig
orous outward Bwlng aa he whlrla around
the corner, and se managea te keep himself
In line. I onei bad a long deg that get his
tall out oil by a bioyele, ridden by a Mr.
T. Bias Bur. He tried te.run awaylrem the
pain at the ether end of him, and turned a
oerner se qulekly tbat hie rear swung out
and hla head awung In, and Juat broke his
neek sgalnat tbe wall. 1 ean voueh for the
veracity or thla U1L My bull pup went
out and ate It up. He still remains a short
deg and gees around oernera with impunity
and lmpudenee, aa be ran Inte a German
mastiff In tbat way net long age, and then
growled about It.
I have also ebserved that the pugnaelty,
tenaelty and intelligence of tbe bull pup
have been overrated. He don't waut te
fight mere than ether dogs, but he can't
run away with swiftness or safety. He la
se squarely built that be can't see around
himself snd while he Is running away
another deg might eat up bia ejberend
before he could knew anything about If,
If there were any trouble back there he
could net Interfere because he la
tee short te turn himself much.
Se the bull pup Is compelled te
faee his enemies, and he knewa he la email,
ae he naturally and stupidly clamps hla
Jawa en the threat el his adversary te keep
himself from being swallowed whole. It la
net asvage thirst for bleed or Intelligent
art of war, but simply the blind lnatlnet el
self-preservation. The bull pup Bees before
him the yawning cavern el another deg's
Internal economy, and he don't want te fall
in, se be Just holds It shut, and the ether
deg shuffles his canine oelU Lastly, I have
observed aa a meat Interesting zoological fact
tbat tbe bull pup docs net chase after hersea
and carriages and bark at them with the
persistence common te small dogs, or with
his mouth. This la because et his peculiar
anatomy, above noted, whleh prevents him
from keeping an eye en the whip and
makes It rather awkward for him te prance
along aldewsys and bark at tbe same time.
Thn reoeil et hla bark appeara te blew him
around In a straight line. Considered
from end te end, or mere properly from all
four ends, aa he is about square, tbe bull
pup Is a flne piece of zoology, I keep mine
In the parlor because he bit a tough bcek
agent aud could net unfasten himself. He
Is stuffed and dead. Yours truly,
J. FnesT,
A Ueitltute Faintly.
Mr. Jacob Jehns, et 135 Seuth l'rinee
street, wbe has a family of alx small chil
dren, nene of whom ere el auy assistance
whatever te her, la In destitute circum
stances. She Is unable te leave home te
obtain a livelihood, and nor husband la tee
wortbleis te provide for or live with her.
He Is the man for whom the oflleora were
searching en Thursday, as he Is wanted te
answer the obarge el ad ultery wltb a woman
In whose house he Is said te spend meat of
his time lnitsad of looking atter his wife
aud little ones.
An Oid Lad audi? liarntd,
Mrs. Nixderf, metber-ln law of Constable
Ruth, el this city, was brought te Lancaster
from liltttz yesterday. She Is quite an
aged lady aud for some time past bad been
en a visit te friends in Lltitz. A few days
age abe met with a terrible burning accident
In that place. In the evening ahe atarted
up stairs carrying a lamp In her hand.
After reaching the top she was overcome by
gas, which was escaping from a stove down
stairs. She fainted and fell heavily te tbe
fleer. The lamp In her hand exploded and
tbe burning oil spilled all ever the lady.
Her clothing took fire and she waa terribly
burned about the arms and body before
assistance arrived. Sbewai taken te the
residence et her daughter, Mrs. Sarah
Bboine, at 327 Lancaster avenue.
lit lore in. Majer.
Tbe mayor disposed et sixteen cases tbls
morning. Frederick Kaultr, Charles
Brown and Jehn Dlxea were Inmates el
the station heuse en Thursdsy nlgbt and
discharged upon premising te leave town.
They were arrested yesterday for begging.
Tbe mayor sent them te tbe workhouse
Hiram Byer, arrested ler a similar offense,
waa aent te the aame Institution. Twelve
ledgers were discharged.
Killed by HU Employer,
William Thompson, aged 45 years, wbe
waa employed at the coal yard of William
Yeung, in Philadelphia, waa abet and killed
Frldav sight by the accidental dlaehsrM of
J a mUtat te ttii ba04 of Mrt Yoesg,
WHO WILL QBT THKRJCT
Tba Mm Who Tula Thsy BaeaM Ba Laa
etittfi raetmaatar.
Tba Kepublleana of thla city are bow
worrying themselves ever the postmaster pestmaster
ablp, and quite a number an very anxious
te euceeed Mr. (Haymaker. The fight Is
beginning te wax vary wars, bnt it baa
ealy begun. The gentlemen whose
namea are bow aeatleatd are
Themas Whltscn, Kllwoed Qrlest,
Charles K. Leng, ex-Postmaster James
H. Marshall, Themas O. Wiley, Geerge W.
Eaby, Capt Abraham Bettley, Capt
William D. Btaufter and Alderman Geerge
W. Pinkerton. All et the above are well,
known and some of them are old offieu
seekers. Beroe of the policemen think that
the man closest te Breslus will be tbe win
ner, bnt ethers say that Quay is tbe
one te tie te. The candidate who
la doing the meat work for the place is
Charles B. Leng. He is pushing around
every day and la busily engaged " seeing "
people. Kllwoed Grlsat haa aald that be
doss net want tba offlea, bnt ethers say he
would net only take It willingly bnt la
after it het feet Many people think he is
the atrengest candidate of the let. Whit
son's elalm te ths ofnee la that
be comes from the aama neighborhood
aa Breslus. The elty politicians think that
neither he nor Bettlay have lived long
enengbin town te ask for the best oOice in
It, The ether eandldataa are all well
enough known te need no Injrodnetlon, A
knowing pollllelan aald, with a wink, thla
morning, "mind my words, the appoint
ment will be an unpopular one when
made."
It la said that In addition te the above
candidates Jcahua L. Lyte la willing te
take the offiee If the lightning aheuld bap.
pen te atrlke him. Jesh thlnka be haa put
out tbe returns en the Kxamintr baloeny
for a sufficient length el time te get aeme-
thing.
SHKlrVEB ft BLABJCLT'S OOMFAMr.
Tba Troops Il.ad.d by Th.se Com.dlae.
flea, the People,
Among the popular novelty companies
new before tbe publle Is that headed by
Sheffnr & Blakely, whleh waa at Fulton
opera house last evening te a medium alzed
audience. The performanes waa a very
geed one, and the " turns " of the different
people, whleh followed each ether
very rapidly, were highly pleasing.
Obas. Reach and Ada Caatleten opened
with a fnny sketch entitled "1 Will Net
Fight Tbee" and Mlsa Emlte Pesre
followed, singing ballads which were net a
big go. Shelter and Blakely, wbe are
great as dellneatera or the negre oharaeters
and well known as authors, appeared In
their specialty with sneeess, Adams,
Casey & Heward, a trio et noted musicians
and alngera, pleased everybody, while
Sherman and Morrissey astonished and
delighted the audlenee by their wonderful
tumbling in mid air, contortions, dts.
Other creditable features of the show were
the Irish comedy el Sheridan and Flynn,
banjo playing et Dan Regan and reals en
the rings by Senera Nannie Tatall. Griffin
and Marks, wbe de a very funny act as
Chinese laundrymen, and Maria GHehrlst,
the lightning change artist, who were widely
billed by this Outnpany, were net seen.
The psrty opens at the Londen, In New
Yerk, en Monday next
Slake KesctDg n.text.
The town Is full of tramps who subsist en
theohsrltyef Its elllzens. These tramps
make begging a pretext te commit petty
larcenies whenever opportunities present
themselves. On Friday evening one of
thla fraternlty called at Alderman Hal
bach's heuse and asked for a drink of
water. The tramp auppesed that the young
man who answered the ring et the bell
would go te the back part of tbe house
and wblle he waa absent he would skip
swsy with tbe overcoats en the raek In the
hall. The tramp waa greatly disappointed,
ler Mr. Ualbach'a aen called te one el the
family te bring the water whlle he remained
at the deer. The tramp took only a alp of
the water and then left
American Mechanics Handing Association,
The tenth series or stock et the American
Mechanics Building and Lean association
haa matured and 30,600 will be distributed
among the owners of that series et stock.
Jehn B. Rebm, the aeeretary, Is resdy te
pay out tbls money upon presentation le
him of their books and eertlncatea by the
holders. With January another flaeal year
begins and a new aerie, the twenty-first,
will be atarted.
pond, et Kecerder Itelnheld.
O. P. Brleker,eaq., aolieltor ter Recorder
eleet E.L. Relnheld, te-day presented te tbe
oeurt snd had his official bends approved.
One Is te the state In the sum of 18,333 33,
and the sureties en this bend are B. F.
Hleatand and Paris llaldeman. The sec
ond Is te tbe county and Is for 1,500,
Pennsylvania currency. The sureties en
this bend are Lew! S. Hsrtman and Jehn
A. Menk.
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The aia Hlewers.
This la the laat day or Prof. Thompson's
glass blowers In tbls elty, snd the business
this evening will no doubt be very large.
Artber Newell, aged ntne months, of Ne
8 North Chsrlette street, was voted the
handsomest baby las', evening and he re
ceived a beautiful prlzx Te-day the meat
popular lady aoheol teacher will get one
alto, The company has had a very suc
cessful engsgement In thla city, and they
will open In Uarrlsburg en Monday.
Tlie llay Club Hepper.
The Bay elub held their regular monthly
meeting at tbe aaloen of Jehn A. Snyder,
en North Qaeeu street, last evening. At
the butlness aosslen tbree new members
were elected. Afterwards the boys were
entertained by Lewis S. Uartman, one of
members of the club, at an exeellent turkey
aupper, whleh wsa prepared In capital atyle
by Mr. Snyder and family. The party
adj eurned at a late hour.
Want te Mlddletenn.
This morning tbe variety ahew of Geerge
Whitby, whleh Includes tbat well known
acrobat, Charles Wltmer, Prof. Mehn and a
number of ether performer, left Lancaster
for Mlddletewn where they appear thla
evening.
VUltlna- Ued Men.
Onondage Tribe of Red Men, Ne, 83, of
Ceateavllle, will ceme te Lancaster en next
Wednesdsy evenlng, te pay a fraternal
visit te Melamera Tribe, Ne. 2, et tbls
city.
Anether Execution Agaimt V. W. Myers.
In addition te tbe execution for (2.0C0
Issued against C. W. Myers, of tbe Cooper
house, en Friday, an additional one ter
f500 waa issued te-day. Beth executions
were Issued by Frederick Eegle.
Many Kays Veand.
Officer Cramer found a medlum-slztd
braaa key last nlgbt, and Officer Bea found
a small rteel key, Theae are attheatatien
heuas and Alderman Deen haa a houie key
and a small dead latch key that he picked
up en the atreet
Will O.neten'. Subject.
The aubjeet et the lecture et Will Carle Carle
ten, In tbe oeurt home en Thursday eve
ning next, will be "The Chain et Success,"
Thla gentleman pleased Laneaatrlana ae
weU at the institute that they wanted him
bwk.
COVERING MANY MILES;
LIVTLBWOOD, TUB BM(lU9liAir,
BCATIMO THK BROORD.
IS
Al the Bad of the 133d Hest Ha ? Bight
MUM Ahead of BU Reere al IB Rama
Slate la the rravlens radeetrlaa
Ceatiat Hrrtr la aseead.
Nrw Yentc, Dec, t 12 o'clock toere t
Llttlewoed, 580 ; Herty, 519; Moere, 529)
Oartwrlght, 516 ; Noremae, 608 ; Hart, 600 1
Cenner, 603; Hewartb, 601 ; Gelden , 407 ;
Masen, 405 ; Oampana, 425 ; Tayler, 418 ;
Peach, 318; O. Smith, 105 ; Klsen, 402.
At 1 p. m , the end of the 1331 hour,
Llttlewoed waa exactly 8 mllea ahead el hla
own prevleua world rroerd of 685 mllea.
He went off the track te be rubbed down
ahertly after 1 p. m.
S r. m. aoere t Llttlewoed 000; Herty
670 ; Moere 630 Oartwrlght 625 ; Noremae
620 : Hart 618 ; Cenner 614 ; Howarth 614 ;
Gelden 508 ; Masen 604 1 Campana 431 ; Taj.
ler 427 ; Klsen 400 ; Feaeh 220 ; O. Smith
105.
There were at least 8,000 people In
Madisen Square Garden at 4 mlnutea past
one thla morning when Herty aame en the
track again after a rest et two hours. Seven
teen mlnutea later Llttlewoed made hla ap
pearance and began te trot around after
the records. Beth men remslned en the
track and kept along at a geed rate amid
the applause of the audlenee.
When 7 o'clock eame there were barely
600 people In tbe garden, bnt when 0 o'clock
waa marked by the big deck, the attend
ance waa increasing. Tbe walkera were all
en the track going well. Llttlewoed waa
In excellent shape and covered the mllea
rapidly. He ahewed little or no evidence or
hla long walk and went ahead easily and
apeedlly. Herty waa also in geed ahape.
Feeling secure in the second plaee, be did
net try te oateh the leader. Tbat was a
hopeless task, he aald. The respective scores
or the two leaders at that time were673
miles 4 Isps and 654 miles 7 laps. The
best previous record for tbe same time waa
670 miles 1 lap (made by Hazael) . Llttle Llttle Llttle
weod was new ahead et It three mllea and
three lsps. When Albert made bis great
record bis aoere at thla hour waa 601 miles
0 lap, nearly nine mllea behind Llttle Llttle Llttle
weod. Moere at 0 o'clock had aoered 622
miles and waa aafely In the third place.
Oartwrlght waa fourth with 622 miles.
When 10 o'clock waa called by tbe scer
ers and tbe horn's work had been added
te the aoere sheets, it ahewed Llttlewoed
alx miles and seven laps ahead of tbe
reoerd (whleh waa his own) made In the
Garden laat May. He was then eleven miles
and three laps ahead et Albert'a aoere for
the same hour. When Llttlewoed mads
thla reoerd in May be did net euceeed In
beating tbe alx day reoerd. Hla feet then
were In fesrful condition and It was Im
possible for him te go any further, This
time is in exeellent shape, and
fully capable,, et winning by a geed
margin. Hla feet are aa hard aa reeks,
and hla gait la almost aa springy ss when
he started. His eyes are a little heavy
with sleep, tjut be Is well ahead or the
reoerd and will keep It te the end unless
some unfoiaeen accident happens.
Trie Bl .valor Wee Ovirloatfed.
PneviDKNOB, K. L, Dee. l. This morn
a powerful ateam elevator employed by
N. B. Horten In tbe erection of a large
brlek barn at Oeleyvllle for the Union
Railroad company, fell from tbe eeoend
lift owing te tbe breaking or a
cable and waa precipitated te tbe cellar
Where It was smaahed Inte fragments.
The elevator contained five men
and four large barrewa full et brlek and
cement Fred Horten, aen of tbe con
tractor, had hla leg fractured and one heel
tern of! and bla spine was aeverely con
tused. Twe workmen Buffered compound
fractures of the leg and were brniaed badly.
It Is feared that they will net survive, aa
they are well advaneed In years. The
ether men received bruises snd were
severely shoeked.
n. Will Net IUtract.
Londen, Dee. 1. In the Heuse of Com Cem Com
eons today, the speaker ordered Mr.
Cunningham Graham, (Radical) member
for the Northwest division et Lanarkahlre,
te withdraw from the Heuse en account of
his accusing Mr. W. H, Smith, government
leader, of conniving at a dishonorable trick
and refusing te retract tbe atatement In
an Interview, Mr. Graham aald in explana
tion of tbe affair, that be held Mr.
Robinson (Conservative) member for
Dudley, guilty of a dishonorable trlek
In putting a motion en tbe paper prevent
ing discussion en tbe grlevaneea of certain
cbslnmakers. He had also pressed the be
lief that tbe government Inatlgated Mr.
Robinson te the action. Mr. Graham aaya
aaya that he de net Inland te apologize for
hla language whatever may be the result
Scheel Beys and Girls Vrtqaeet Haloe n,
Cer.UMiitiB, O., Dec L A startling dls dls
cevery'made by the Weman's Missionary
aoeletyot the Methodist Kplsoepal church
or Columbus waa made publle last night
The members of tbe society, one of whom
resides In one of the prlnclpil thorough
fares ever a low saloon and restaurant
whleh haa for aeme time been under police
survelllanee, recently noticed young school
gtrla entering thla aaloen by the rear deer,
whlle boys et the same age entered another
way. The. girls came out In a hilarious
drunken condition. Some or them were
traced te their hemea and found te be
members et prominent families, A list of
the girls and boys shows that there are
about 30 who have been visiting tbe place
nearly every day ler a month or mere, They
are membera et tbe high school,
Reports Probably Rzsggerated.
Wahhinciten, Dec 1. Full reports from
Cspt Leary, of the U. B, B. Adama and the
U, B. consul at Apia were received at
the state department te-day about tbe
Bamean treubles. The reports which
are voluminous hsve net yet been
thoroughly examined at the depart
ment and cannot be given te tbe
press te-day. Capt Adams, however, re
ports nothing startling In the aituatlen
there. There baa been no fighting, but at the
time be wrote expected that there might
be trouble. At tbe department It la be
lleved the newspaper repot ts previously
published about complications and prob
able disturbance en the Island wero yety
much exaggerated.
rira In the Copper Mine still ll.gtng,
Calumkt, Mich., Dec 2. Fire In Ne. 3
abaft of tbe Calumet & Hecla mine la still
burning fiercely and la apparently beyond
control and will consume a large part
or tbe mine. Ne hope Is enter
tained of reaculng tbe eight miner and
tlmbermen wbe were out off from escape at
midnight Thursday. Mine officials are pre
paring te fight the Are with carbonic acid
gaa In the same manner aa last year. Im
mense volumes or smoke are issuing from
tbe shafts and orevlees, though all are
covered.
A Obaeg. of Proprietors,
Jaoeb W. Baker, formerly of the Arm of
Baker Brethers, liverymen, of Lltllz, has
purchased the atoek and fixture a el
Ubebafa Katie hotel from Harry Myers
I aad will at onee take posaeaaleB,
A MTSTKRIOTIS BULLET.
It Kilters the root el Aaren Stodtnreth aad
Phyiletaa rails te R.mev It.
Cet.uMniA, Dec L Aaren Btudenretb,
R lad et about IS years, was with several
companions en the reservoir grennds when
he suddenly felt a severs pstn In his left
feet Upen examination he fennd that a
bullet had entered the feet near the instep,
Ne report waa heard and the boy deea net
knew where the bullet esme from. The
boy was taken te his home and medlesl
attendance given. Tbe bullet haa net yet
been extraeted and tbe boy suffers con
siderable pain.
Jee Keeaey was at the new Prrsbyterlan
church with a number or small bejs, and
commenced turning a grind stone Jee
bad tbe mlddle flnrter et his right hand
caught by the rope, and befere tbe atone
oeuld be atepped the finger was broken,
The fuueral or Mrs. Ann Truscott,
widow of the late Samuel Truscott, will be
held en Monday In the Preabyterlsn
churcb, after the arrival of 10:05 train from
Laueaatcr.
Offlcera Wlttlek, IHrnheld and Sehlll ar
rested fourteen tramps at the furnace last
night Bqnlre Evans gave 11 ve et the gang
& daya in Jail ; Squire Selly, the asme, and
'Squire Herabey, four. The members were
taken te Jail In an omnibus.
The O. M. S. club will held a ball In tbe
armory te-night
A labor meeting will be held In the opera
beuae en Sunday at 2 p. m., whleh will be
addressed by Hen. William Walls, ofPltU efPltU
burg. m
1000 Net la II Leap Year.
from the Londen Standard.
The following explanation la given why
the year 1000 will net be counted among
leap years. The year la 305 day, & heura
ana 40 mlnutea long t eleven mlnutea are
taaen every year te niaae tee year
305) da) a long, and every fourth
year we have an extra day. Thla
was Julius Caeaat'a arrangement.
Where de theae eleven minutes oeme from?
They oeme from the luture, and are paid
by emitting leap year every hundred
year. But If leap year I emitted rcgu
larly every hundreth year, In iheceurae
of four hundred years It Is found tbat tbe
eleven mluntes taken eaeh year will net
only have been paid back, but that
,a whole .day will havn been given
up. Be Pepe Gregery XIII, who Im
proved en Coeiat's oalendar In 1582, de
creed that every cenlurlal yesr divisible by
four aheuld be a leap your after all. Se we
borrow eleven mlnutea each year, mere
than paying our borrowings back by
emitting three leap years lu three een
turlal years, and square matters by having
a leap year in the fourth eeuturial year.
Pepe Gregery's arrangement la ae exaet,
and tbe borrowing and paying bsek bal
ance ae closely, tbat we borrow mero than
we pay back te tbe extent of ene day In
3,800 yeats.
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The Nsw Collector Take Possession,
Tedsy Geerge W. Hensel, of Quarry
vllle, took poaaeaslen of the revenue office
of this elty and assumed the duties of
collector et the Ninth district of Pennsyl
vania, The transfer waa made te-day and
tbat In Itself waa a very large Jeb. The ferce
or deputies, clerk, ifci, In thoellloo will
remain the same as umler Collocter Mao Mae Mao
Genlgle, although nnder tbe new collector
eaeh bad te be again awern In and
furnlah new ball bend. Everything had
te begone ever, again the aame aawhen
Collector MacGonlgle went In. The collec
tor and hla deputlea bere aa well as Deputy
Collector Geeaey, of Yerk, and ethers were
sworn In by Rebert Clark, notary pubic,
tbla morning.
Ooed Werd. Sere Uuiel Clerk.
from the UeUl atsn's Uulde.
Mr. Harry Haldel, who stands behind
the desk at the Cooper home, Lancsster, la
ene whose ability a. a popular olerk Is
beyond question. Popular because be
shows no partiality te auy ene, but treats
each and every guest In tbe aame pollte
and courteous manner. He haa an oye te
business and carefully leeks afler the
Interests of his employer. Harry hss
many Blauneh friends amongst tbe travel.
Ing boys, who would greatly mlsa blm
were he te change bla quarters.
Preseentsd rer Larceny a. Iltllte.
Mlehael U.Iger haa been proaceulod for
lareeny aa bailee by Peter Les. The com
plainant alteges that In December last he
took from an envelope addressed te him (3
et hla pension money snd hss failed thus far
te band It baek. Thaaoeuaed admits tbe
accusation te be true and premises te pay
blm tbe meney next week. Tuesday baa
been dealgnated aa the timofertbe hearing.
A irrmr'a Pall.
Frank G. Mellteger,a young farmer, who
Uvea about a mile baek of Mlllerevllle, met
with a actions aocldentycaterday. He was
working Inside the barn at distance el 20
or 26 feet from tbe fleer when he tripped
and fell. He lay unconscious for some
time and he la bolleved te be very badly
hurt internally.
Hint Oat for Ten Dj.
Andrew Mattern, a young man residing
In the aeuthern part el the city, was aent te
Jail thla afternoon for 10 days by Alderman
McConemy. The ceminl tment was made
at the requeat el the man's parents, who
aiya be la worthies.
i
Could Met Sell the cabbage.
A low meults age tbe cabbsge growers
near Fmdlay, Ohie, formed a trust and
refused te aell any or their eabbiges for Ips
than flveeents a bead In the field. Ne
buyera oeuld be found at this figure, and
tbe growers have had te bury their cab cab
bsgeM until spring, when they will be glad
te taxe wnat tuey can getier tneir crop.
Mntdered Ills (inter.
Mrs. Emma Jacksen, aged 20 years, was
ahet and killed en Friday at her home, In
Glasgow, Missouri, by her brother, Harvey
Ballaw, aged 11 years. Bbe aaked Harvey
te get a bucket of water, and he refuueJ.
Bhe threatened te whip him, and went alter
the water berself. Aa she waa enterlng the
deer et tbe room ber brother shoved the
muzzle of a shotgun at ber face and fired.
Has All tbe Julllletleni.
from the Lancaster Inquirer.
The appointment or Geerge W. Heneel
aa collector of Internal reveuue, te succeed
Collector MacGonlgle, la an unusually geed
ene. In thla appointment tbe Daiuocratle
party ha put Its best feet f or e most. Mr.
Hensel haa all the qualifications ler a first
claaa officer.
Probably Murdered.
Washington, Dec l Fred MeOlellan
bookmaker for W. it. Jennlngr, thewel
known turfman, and himself a popular
man among horsemen, was found dead en
tbe Baltimore it Ohie read track near Ivy
City last nlgbt His Identity was net dis
covered until te-day. Facts have been dis
covered which point te murder.
Fulllran Want, te Fight.
Nkw Yeitir, Dec 1. Jehn L. Sullivan,
accompanied by aaveral ether sporting
men, arrived in thla elty form Bosten this
morning. The pugilist looked well and
said be bad come en from Bosten for the
purpose of arranging a match with Kllralu
or Mitchell,
A Mlaaiiig Purine r.
The family of Heuiy Highly announced
In Norristown en Friday tbut a reward will
be paid ter Information leading te the
whereabouts of Henry Highly, or the re
covery of his dead body. Highly was a
prominent farmer of Lewer Providence
township, Montgomery county, 01 years of
age, acd departed en the 10:h of November,
alter being told by a member el bis family
"I wish you would clear out and never
ahew your faee here again." He left at
onee saving, "I will." It la believed that
be drowned himself In the Schuylkill near
his fans,
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A TOUHO LAW STCDKXT UP NIW SJeVI
HOT lienx OK trk irBtnm'
m -----. v...s
nn Slayer, tba Bea of a BaloeB-Kasaer. J
Inte a Hetervelr aad Drewa
J.aloesy 0sllsv.d le Basel
the Tenug Maa te Mardsr, '.
Nkw IUvkh, Dec L Jehn B. XI
law atndent, wai murdered ea Tka
evening, in front et Donevan's saloeslij
cny. mng wis snot m the head ana 1
a tew moments after recelvlna- the
Laat night the notice discovered ev
atrengly pointing te Gee Donevan, i
son et the aaloen-keeper at whose plaat 1
inuruer ws. oemmuted, as the murda
young King. The Donevan family,.
uonireniea Dy tne evidence in peeseai
the deleellve, admitted that it waa ;
van who did the sheeting. After the i
lng Donevan ran home and bid In that
Yeaterday Donevan's cost and hat
velver were found en the edge of tba i
veir, indicating tbat be bad oemraltled i
cidc $,
ths MunnxHsn commits buicibMbY
Nkw IUvkn, Oenn., Doe. L Tba
or Gee Donevan, the murderer et Je
King, waa found In the reservoir thla i
leg. The motlve of the murder la yet te
icarneu. it is au ppesea jealousy preas
me crime, no new development '
expeeted te-day. a
King moved In geed aoelely and feavj
m uuie wm eranieyeu as a etnmim.
Lefgbten & Oc, of tbls city. Wall
Waterbury be met Mlas Susie Meebra. taw -a
ileniyhlAp nf VAvtmrA &tAh- ! ! .ia.. J
."r lit:... " -.--r:.""-"'.j "- "rww
ivuueubuiiuuuuiwui roe cueKer e
Maehlne company In thla elty.
Meeban Is a handaome young lady,'
eas spent most ei ner me in a Waterl
convent. ShametKlngatWaterbjrri
he was en a business trip. An acquaint
sprang up whleb gradually rlpsnedtt
a warm friendship. One of the rattan
tae convent la that no young lady i
ctrry en a oerreapondenoe without tba t
asnt of her parents. Thla put put a dassf
en lung-, wooing, nat when Mist J
returned te tbls elty be renewed his I
liens te tne young lady. jfx
Upen her return te New Have " -
Meeban went te live with the famlla-ef 1
Jeseph Preck, a wealthy relative reetda
en Orchard atreet In the mean time. 1
entered tbe cfllee of Prentice W. CnaaaJ
this elty,as a law atudent On Thursdays;
last weea mra. x-reea ana Miss MS
called en King. The young lady la i
become a mother, ana ahe entreated Kb.
te marry her and aave ber from al
a sensations! seene followed, In ws
King ordered both women ect of the el
Mr. Preck had been out of town, aad I
first lie knew of the delicate condition)
hla niece was when he returned te tbat
only a few daya age. He Is a man of '
quick temper, and tbe police were ef: I
opinion mat be was the one wbe did i
Bhoellng. xfa'tfi
i-reck, wnen be learned this, cells
the police offiee and declared that be 1
nothing el tbe murder, and claimed!
tbe time of the sheeting he was faeae '
bl family.
fflf
it
Mr. Sherman Burled la Bl. Lealf,'g"
Br. Leuis, Dec. 1. The speelsl car 1
lng te remains of Mis. Gen. Bberma
the funeral party arrived af tba depot j
7:15 o'clock tbla morning ever the Vaai
railroad. The party oenslr.'d of GreaV'i
Bberman, hla daughters, Mra. LlevaV ,
Fitch, of Pittsburg, Mia Thackera, -frf
l'biiaaeipuia, ana Elizabeth Bhersaaa,,
Miss Riebael Sherman and tbe generates.
son, iiev. I'atner at. Hberman, a souelssHa
In the order of Jesuits) Judge HaaaV
Kwleg, Lancaster, O,, a brother of ust
deeeased, and hla two sons; Gen. Ewli
or Lancaster, O., another brother of
deceased ; Majer Thatksra, el Phils
phis; Lieut l'itcl), United Stales arnrjLi
and his little son, and Mra Steele, aeMif A
wim uer mug maa,
The party was met at tbe depot j I
aevuru au jjuuib irieuu. or me family a
breakfast was taken at the restaurant ei I
depot alter whleh tbe remains were I
veyed from the speelsl ear te St. Fraaant
Xavler'a church. Alter a low mass aad ,;
simple funeral aerviee, tbe remains i
taken te cavalry cemetery anddep
In the family vault
Corpus Indiscriminately Katsmbsdt
Indianapolis, Dec 1 In an lave
tlen by an officer of the beard of I
some horrible discoveries have been
In Green Lawn cemetery, the eldest banej
lng ground In Indianapolis. In the vaaaV
oeffina are pnea en eaen ether ana in soak ;
parts of the cemetery, particularly in
MURDER AND SUICIfiEi
euruur wuuru i,uuu vjuuiouernio euiuieia ie y.
three layers et dead nave neen interraa,
In some of tbe vaults the bodies of lnfaaai
have been deposited In paper coffins boaeaa m
their parents could net afford a mera
pon.lve manner of burial. The beard wft
taxe action iu tne matter. -' u
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Dynamite Kill, rear Men, V" '
Luxinqten, Ky., Dec 1, The memmI
fatal dynamite explosion en the Kentueky
Midland railroad within ten daya occurred:-,
Thursdsy afternoon. Four men ware-,.
killed and aeveral dangerously wounded." i ,
lueutgunuiaiugBt uu .aua nuci. imw$i
explosion occurred are convicts leased freaa ,
tbe state te contractors en the read. Tat) V ,
men were blasting reek In a cut when tae'J
dvnamlte charge was exploded wnue atli
were at work. James mew airy, tne
of the gan, was among the killed.
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Ifecklng Valley rarnaces Bar.
CoLUUues, O., Dac 1. Reports from
-Hj.
Uccklng valley ahew tbat the Iren Industry
Is enjoying an unprecedented boom. The)
Hrcs have been lighted In the furnaces at
Gore, Buebtel, Shawnee, Moxahala, Glaa
guw, Bessie Qreendalc, Balrda and FleeaV
weed and order, have been received seaV
o'.ent te keep them busy ler month toeosae.
The output or tbe rurnaeee new In blast tt'
net less than 15,000 tens per day.
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California'. Official Tet.
SAcnAMBNTO, CalDec 1. The electoral; ,
vote el California as announced by the see-)-'.
retsry of state yesterday is : Harrison, 134, ,
bee; tiieveiana, u,.v; risxe, e,ui, um- i
tte, 1.691. , -Jp3
TKXKaiiAr-IIIO TAPS!. "t
k l.,na vnln nf nnal htt. IU9t baSB ellBi.
covered eight miles south or On.mbwll,cul
D. T. xne oeai nw i".r ,
discovery causes great excitement . -vj
Thn Davten Plew company, capital MeasVt
176,000, made an assignment yesterday, It 7
in eialined the oempiny has asaetatetae)
amount or (35,000 and liabilities that will '
nn- rfiiCh (30.000. ."-'" J
Cel. J. B, Nulton, circuit clerk; Aauaas,
Connole, A. u. Doughty ana vr. abmb
Wilsen, prominent Domccratle membera a
tbe O. A. R, aent in yesterday rn.ir re
signations te Pest Nc 4i2ef Oirrolllea, Ilia.
B. H. Hall, or Mlunesete, was te-daf
appointed chief or the dead letter Onset.
poateffloo department
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