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LANCASTER, PA., ETEODAY, DECEMBER 7, 1888.
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The Ltneaater city toheol beard mat
T-i 1 alattnllv nn'-Tharaila ruilnn ! ...
r ,r' council. ehamber,.wlth following BMBibers-
preaent : Messrs. , Hreneman, Belealas,
Cecbrsn, Darmttetfer, "rtnin' TrUmin.
Grit it, Uegener, Ksntz, Llehly, Lljipe-d,
Marshall, McOemsey, MoKlUgett, Ocha,
Pentz, Raub,R9y nelds, Schneder, Scbreyer,
t irHelrk, StatHJsr, WatfelJ White, f Wicker.
I (iham, Weit.fen, Well aad Dr. MoCer-
s UVJrnek, president. -I -1
The mlnatea of the November stated and
adjourned mMtlngi ware read aad ap
proved. ,
Hi ve r.Mr.t L'ebty, of the flnanee' committee,
reported a number of bllla for auppllee
furnished during November, and ea hie
motlea ithe treasurer ;wes directed te pay
tba same. - " ' j
Mr. Iitehty alto pieaented tba bead of
William O. Marahall, treasurer-elect, la tba
turn et 130,000. Tbe sureties are Charles
H, Lecher, Geerge, A. Marshall and James
O .Msrsball.1 Tbe bead waa approved. '
Jl JtMr. Oaav oft the night eoheol committee,
reported an avers ge attendance ei 33 at tbe
girls toheol and 71 at tbe. beya aobeol.
14 Dr. Rub, of ( the committee en hygiene,
reported tbo'eut bnlldlnga In tbe Seuth
Duke ttreet building as being In a terri
ble oend ltlen. Several of the school roema
3 In the Seuth Mulberry atreet bnlldlnga'
were reported as eaaiy ven.iiaiea. iseta.
report were referred te tbe property oem-
mlltee with power te act V'y
r Theyliltlng oemmltteee reported ali the
i - schools as progressing favorably.
'-"- ant SUrEItlNTENDENT'S RKVOIIT,
Following Is the report of the elty super
intendent for tba month et Nevember:
Lancaster, Fa., Dee, 0, 1888.
Te the Beard oOeheol Dlrscteri:
Gentlemen: Your elty superintendent
aubmlts tbe lollewing report ler Nevember:
T nkM ibIiiiIaiiIi mkan wvnsrtllsa la Uanitania
iii was 283 In tbe high aobeol, i400 In j tbe
" aran
grammar, CC3-la tbe secondary, 60 lathe
unsraded, 9J5 In tbe Intermediate 'and
1,470 In primary ; total In the day aobeolt,
3,82e, arid adding 151 as reported In attend
ance nt tbe night schools, the grand total
wa 3,970. , ,
.. tvThe 'average attendance wa-265 In ths
high schools. .107 In tbe grammar, 670 in tte
secondary, 411a tbe ungraded, 8271n'the
Intermediate and 1,211 in the primary
total In tbe dsy schools 3,322, and,' adding
1101a the night soheols, the grand total waa
3,4. " i
Tbe average percentage of attendance
was 88 : the number et pupils never absent
wa 1,327.
Tbe number of teachers present at tba
teteber' meetings waa 09. The following
r were absent : MluGeergle Bundell, Mlaa
,'' Kataruillten, Miss E. U Downey, Miss
', -J' Clara. Uchty, . MM Kate1 Bucklua. Mlaa
Kate Shirk. In my last report tbe absence
of Mlts Clara B. Huber was emitted, and
Miss Smaltng should net have been reported
absent,
The number ei vlalts made by tbe elty
superintendent was 118 J the vlslta made by
dlreoteis cumbered 104, as folllews : Wa,
McOem-ey 'Si, Gee. N. Itsynelds'Jl, Jacob
Fentz 19, D. R. McOermlck 18, Jehn I.
Harlman and Wm. D. BtauHer each 'J3,
...Charles Ltppeld 12, Jehn B. Werfel'll,
L i Jeba, MeKlihps 9, W.W. GrlestS, H. R.
" 'Brennmae, R. K. Sehuader and Jehn Oshs
eaeb 6, Dr. J. F. Wlckersbam, Dr. Jehn
Iievergoed and H. A. Bohreyer each 1.
Your city supeilatenderjt believing that
he could Btcure greater advantage availed
hlmeelfef tbe vacation durleg tbe week of
tbe annual Institute te vlult the schools of
Pittsburg and New Castle and te attund
tbe Institutes In session there. What
Impressed him most In the former
elty was tbe great attention te tbelr pri
mary sshoels and the large salaries
paid te tbe best quallflsd teachers In tbeae
aobeols, thus attracting teachers of higher
grade soheols when vacancies occur. The
exeelleut resulta of tbe work et the training
school are aUe visible en every aide. The
tine soheol building recently erected at
New OmUoeduIJ net but make me long
anew ler one new bulldleg en West Cheat.
nut street te reptaee the threo new standing
there Tbe visit of three et our tesobera te
tbe schools et Reading during tbe same
week will no doubt be of advantage net
only te these who went there but through
, them te .our schools generally. The same
' may bs said el tbe visit te Philadelphia
made by thre etbers at tbe same time. I
Very respeetlully,
Your obi dlent servant,
R K. Buehbi.k.
THIS I.ATK TBAOUKRS' INSTITUTE,
Mr, Uegener said It wss hardly necessary
te eall tbe beard's attention te tbe fact that
very few or the teachers were present 'at
tbe lat county Institute. The majority et
the beard think the Institute a geed thing
Jjt the teachers te attend, but they ought
te be paid. " ; , ',
'' Mr, Cochran believed it te be a proper
Inquiry for tbe beard, and called upon tbe
chairman of tbe superintending committee
te explain why se lew et tbe teachers of
Itaneaster elty attended. The public want
te knew and have a right te knew.
Mr. MoCemscy aald be could net acoeunt
for their net attending the Institute. The
question wai entirely with themselves. Ne
requirement of law compelled them te
attend. Berne of tbe teaeliera attended,
ethers did net, some spent tbe weak visit
ing schools In ether eltles. Berne teaehera
who have been attending Institute for 20
or 30 years have ceme te the oenolualon
tbst the dny et Institutes has gene by.
Mr. Cochran referred te tbe law passed
at the last sesalen allowing elty institutes.
e it waa tbe purpose of the act te have such an
Institute in Iianeaster, but when the
salaries were fixed at a specified sum, In
lieu el all claims, that practically killed the
elty institute. He hoped the pay would be
ae made when the salaries are fixed that
tbe teachers would be obliged te attend a
elty or a oeunty Institute,
Dr. Wlckersbam said there was no legal
prevision te compel teachers te attend tbe
institute, but morally they were bound te.
There was a question whether the resolu
tion adopted by the beard, fixing the
salaries te Include all duties, waa net in
conflict with tbe law, which provided a per
diem compensation while attending tbe
Institute lie sgreed with Mr. Coehian
thet a city Institute is better for Lsncaster'a
teachers than a oeunty Institute, because
the soheols are graded.
0e made a motion that ths superintending
eemmlltee Inquire Inte the workings of
elty Institutes and report at the next meet,
tng of tbe beard with the probable cost of
the same,
ONE BKSSIOM ON DKOKMnilR 24.
Mr. McCemsey said Christmas this year
will come en Tuesdsy, and there la a
general desire te have Monday added te tbe
Obrtstmaa holidays, but it cannot be done,
It will require every school dsy nntll tbe
ad of June te reach the 200 teaching days.
Aa the attendance will be small en that day
ha moved that one "session from 8 JO until
lli be held en that dsy mail the school
In the city. The motion waa adopted.
THE OFf IUKRS OA.TB A BANjjUa,
lb
afaatbsrs of the Scheel
Beard
Ban.
uDstue at Jehn t'ejilanc'j.
The members of the ichoel beard we-e en
tertained en Thursday night by tbe offleer
elected at the Ne; amber meeting. After tha
regular baslnes had been traaaaeted,
Treasurer Marshall, for his brother efflear,'
Javltad tba Bwabars te go te Oeplaad'e
Mai Mat taTMMeea Waa neaaptad. Ufeej
irrlVleg' 'afMr.-Ceptcd' the jnemberi
teaaa a auatptueu baeqnet epread. Tea
bcatttaraarkata prod need wa lath Mil
'effara. x w
U aejeyad the banquet. The aiaeabara
lriirared around the raatlye beard far aevetal
hour and thajupper wa voted a decided
aoeeeaa.. Among, theaa preaent waa Mr.
McOemeey, a veteran In the oheol'wetk.
Ha aaa been a dlreoter for. ever a qcarter of
a eeatury. la reatrrtea; te hia work aa a
dlreoter ha aald 6ne of hi first aets wu te
give a permit te one of the newly altelad
director Mr. Bohreyor,, wbaa ha entered
thapuMle adboelajof thettyjaa puplf.
Theaa'aannafgatberlnii' have been ae aue
oasafel that It 1 probable tbat, the dlreeteta
wai terai as mnociauen ana nave a rapper
onea every three month.
LaneHiMa
oe rrtaTiePsi.T,
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She Speilsman te Hear Frem the Pratldsnt
ea Otvll Bcrvlea lUferm. ,.,
General aroaveaec. a typical Ohie Itspub.
Ileaa partlasn, thought It very funny te ask
In the Heuse ea Thursday, when the presN
deal's message waa being parceled out
among the committee, where that portion
referring te elvll aervlee roterm had ibeen
seat, and General Splnela, a .typical New
Yerk elty Detaoeratlo speilsman, thought
It very funny te say: 'Te tbe Chinese."
Most of the Republican laughed, but Tem
Reed simply reared.
All the merriment Is a trifle premature.
Aa was stated en Monday, the president
withheld his review of the progress of civil
service reform under this administration ae
as give If greater effectiveness by aend-
uik XI iu wiui me iddiui ruiHiri ui iue uivu
service commission next month. The pres
ident's expressions In this apiclsl message
will be all tbe mere striking for tba ill
timed Republican jeers In the press and In
Congress. Ills ruesssge will handle the
speilsmen without gloves. It will show
that all tbelr accusations of inconsistency
aad ilnoeaatanry against this administra
tion in regard te civil aervlee reform are
J
t Tha extension of the classified asrvlea by
executive order onder this administration
and tba faithful execution of the law ever
all will be dwelt upon. The faet that two
thirds of the empleyes whom the presi
dent found when be came te Washington
are still In ciUee will be breusbt out. te
gether with tbe ether reoerded isets whleh'
give mis administration pre-eminence) for
fidelity te elvll aervlee reierm. ,
Tne Hfttlisl BnUrialDmsnt.
Last evening' a very large audience
gathered at tbe Union Bethel church, at
Orange and Prince streets, where a musical
and literary entertainment was given.
Much attention had been given te the
preparation el a fine pregramme, and quite
a; number or ltaneaaters .peat known
musicians participated,,. 'A feature of i the
entertainment was the singing of Miss Bue
Gretder. The sffslr was a great success In
every way. The following Is tbe pre
gramme, and Prof. Haaa was the piano
accompanist :
Overture, " Bridal Rese," Cecllla orches
tra; male quartette, "In tbe Silent Mead,"
Messrs. Blsugb, Heffman, Melllnger,
Leliar; piano dnett, Military Galep, n
Misses Keemer ; recitation, Itossle and 1,"
Miss Annla Ortman; music, j'Vlce-Admlral
March,',? Cecilia erchestra: mixed quartette,
"GraelnustSpirlt," Mrs. Jehn -T.etlsr, Mls
liUlle Baker, Messrs. Harry Snyder, Jehn
I.ellar; piano sole, "Danse Andaleuan,"
Prof. K. A, Boheedler; recitation, "The
Widow Lee's Ben, Will," Aug. R. Balr ;
sole, "The Message," Mls Bue Grelder.
Overture, "Twilight Heur,'' Cecilia
orchestra; quintette, "Nothing but Leaves,"
Misses Mary Zimmerman, Llbble Stala
metz, Mantle Kllllnger, Mnesrp. J. T. Zim
merman, Jehn Leliar; piano duett, "Marl
tana," Mlstes Keomer; ciuett, "I Live and
Leve Thee," Miss Bea Grelder, Mrs. Steve
J. 0en; reoltatlen, "Vcsbtl," Mlrs Annie
Ortman; piano sole, "Tarentelle," Prof. F.
A. Boheedler; trio, "Hear My Cry," Miss
Rue Grelder, Mrs. Steve J. Owens, Hteva J.
Owens; male quartette. "DAnelng Oyer tbe
Waves," Messrs. Blaugb, Heffman, Mell
Inger, Leliar; mixed quirtette. "Geed
Night Gentle Felk," Mlisb Maty Zimmer
man, Llbbta Btelnmetz, Messrs. Jehn T.
Zimmerman, B. O. Melltnger; benedUtlec,
Klder C. Prlee.
A DVINU MAN'S CONffKaSION.
I
Fire,
Alleged Bevela'len of an Inccndltry
ssblcu Had Tarrtbl. Con.cquenes.
William Radlger, of Kalamazoo, has
just msde publle the sensational confes
sion et a dying man, liolarieh Hohanet?, a
bridge builder, of Chicago, made te Radl Radl
cer lu thst elty last May. Bobance's oon eon oen
feaslon, In substance, Is as fellows ;
"in 1844 my partner, Sehultz, and myself
robbed a barn In Cloverte, Prussia, and te
threw oil suspicion we set fire te the barn.
A strong wind was blowing, and seen, te
our horror, 100 beuses and stores were In
flames. Tne village was burned te the
ground. Tba autlerlng that night .was
errlble ; many metbers and children per
ished In the ilimes. Large rewards were
offered for the perpetrators et the deed, but
we werenever caught. As people gathered
at tbe Are, we atole away tbreugb tbe
weeds. 1 Immediately took a steamer for
America, came te Chicago and have been
here ever alnce. My partner waa a braver
criminal than I. He remained and is still
living In Colverte, Prussia; where he Is a
wealthy merchant."
Bebance enjoined upon Radlger that be
should ferwatd the oeufeaslon te tbe
German authorities, anc te-day tbe latter
made a awern statement of the lactr, which
be forwarded te tbe German consul at
Cincinnati, Mr. Veitke,
merer Will lie 300 Biiteeeer..
Tbere has Jmt been isaund from the de
partment et soldiers' orphans schools a
pamphlet, containing a complete list of all
soldiers' orphans new In the schools under
the eare of tbe state who will beoemo six.
teen and be dlsebsrged during tbe coming
year, The list la arranged lu schools,
and there has been added the
date at which each child will be
dlecbarged. Copies of this Hat will be
sent te each pest of the Grand Or my of the
Republic In tbe state. and te numerous sol
diers and oltlzent. Tbe object bad In view
Is te Interest as many as pesalble in obtain
ing homes and employment for thoerpbanB
upon leaving snhoeL A summary ihens
that a total of 360 will be discharged In 18S9
from the several schools, as follews: Ches
ter Springs, 44 ; Harford, 25 ; Industrial, 2 ;
Man.fleld, 27 ; MeAlilatervllle,27 ; Mernnr
41; Mount Jey, 30; N. O. Institute, 42 ;
Unlontewn. 43 ; White Hall. 30 ; H'. Paul's
Heme, 8 ; Titssler Heme, 17.
MKflT VtlH'HDlV,
An Appeal ! Mada for UDBtrvinca el mat
Holiday.
Laneastkr, Dec. 7, 184
Te tub Kditorsep Ixtelmekncer ;
Why is It that New Year's Day, the first et
January, la net kept as a holiday In the
elty et Laneaster T Hew dees It happen
that all business places are open en that
day In Lancaster, while tbey arecleaed iu
nearly every etber ctly et tbe Union 7
1 think tbe merchants elLancailer ought
te Jein together In bringing about a proper
celebration of that day, and clese their
stores. A Merchant.
Soddsely Ul( After Heated DUpete.
In Hobekec, N. J , Themas Miller, a
member el the beard et aldermen, fell dead
from heart disease alter a heated ilUcuealen
In committee meeting en Wednesday
night. He waa talking te City Clerk 11 u u
Drrmettat the time, and said; "1 have
net been med right, and X won't stand
that man's abuie any" He get no further,
but fell dead with a gasp. His discussion
wa with President Wlnges, of tbe beard.
Tbey had been bitter enemies for a long
time.
Heath of an Aaed Iaj.
Mrs. Annie Hermes, relet of tbe late
Jehn Hermes, formerly of Brunnervilie,
died at the residence of her con, H. F.
Hermes, at Epbrata, en Thursday morn
ing, In bar 61st year. The funeral will be
held ea Monday morning a'. 1)30; Interment
at tha aaraua Reformed chureb, Rilcker
Ttll. JUT.D.O.TaMaawlUcffletats,
M0LL0Y ON THE STAND-
HIS TFJIIMONlf HOI Utr THE OaAaV
AQTEn DESIRKU BV IDE "TIMBaV
The UaMtlent at Attarn.y U:nral Vfbtr
Aatw.rM Bat Melhtag byQatnad
Examlaatlaii I Abaand Ha, U '
Oirred Heay te Orlmtnate Davltt,
"Eokdex, Dec 7. Fatrlek Molley, who
wa arrested in Dublin for refusing te
obey a subrcena calling en him te give
evidence belere tha Farnell oernmUsion,
was examined at' tedaj's session of tha
commission.
Attorney General Webater of tha rimes'
oeaasel, conducted hi examination, whleh
waa very lengthy, but tha wltnets met all
tha , counsel's question with, blank de
nial and finally Blr Richard wss forced te
abandon his examination having failed te
ex'raet the' smallest particle of ovldenee
from Molley.'1 ' '
,Mr. Mlohael Davllt then took the witness
In hand. In answer te Mr. Davltt's ques
tion, Molley ssld that a aollettot's clerk la
Dublin premised him money If he would
testify before tbe commission and, try and
criminate Maebael Davitt. .
TUB MAUV J, DBBXCt. BOMB
reruml Trae.ler aud Dedication or tb Msw
loaillatlen ea Ttmrsdar,
With servlees solemn and Impressive In
character tbe Mary J. Drexel Heme and
the Philadelphia Mether Heuse of Deaooa Deaeoa Deaoea
esses, perhaps the most msgnlfieent struc
ture oft be kind In the country, was formally
dedicated In Philadelphia en Thursday
afternoon and consecrated te the service of
charity. The building la a lasting monu
ment te tbe memory of tbe daughter of the
late Franels A. Drexel, and tbe wire of Jehn
D. Laekenau, te whose benefloeneo is due
the acquisition of this magnificent Institu
tion. When the clock in the tower struck ths
hour of three the members of tbe beard,
the cfflelatlng clertymenarid the deacon deacen
eseee formed a precession and marched Inte
the chapel en the second fleer, Which was
inadequate te seat all these who' desired te
hear the services. The congregation spread
out Inte the rooms at the right and left of
tbe chapel proper and into the main corri
dor. - i
as tbe precession filed Inte tbe chapel
G. Knecbe, tbe architect, steed at tbe main
deer and handed tbe key te Jehn D. Lanka
nan.i the president' of the Institution.
MeanwhllO tbe chetrnf St. Johannes' Ger
man Lutheran ehurcti sang the 12 Ut Psalm.
Then followed the fermsl transfer of tbe
Mary J. DrexelHome and Mether Heuse of
Deaconesses te the beard of trustees by
Mr. Lankensu, the founder et the home,
who made a brief address setting forth tbe
necessity for such an Institution and. the
DurDetai wnicn u was intenaea ie nerve.
Charles H. Meyer, tbe German oensul and
vloe ptealdent of tbe trustees, responded
In behalf of tba beard in well-chosen
werdc, In wbleh he referred in fitting
terms te Mr. Lankenau In carrying ent tbe
grand Ideas et Christian charily prompted
by tbe voices et these dearest te ills
memory.
Tbe formal surrender el tha home Inte
the bands nt tbe beard of trustees was fol
lowed bV tbe consecration ceremony. Rev.
Hdge'Gralin ettered an Invocation, and
Rev. Dr. Adelph Spaeth performed the act
of consecration. Rv. Emanuel Nldejker
also participate lu the oaremeny. Rev.
Dr. William J. Mann, LL. D , delivered an
address In German, and was Xollewod,by
Rev. Dr. Jeseph A. Selss, LL. D., who
spoke In English, referring te tbe charlta.
bie work of mertsy, and also te Mr. Lanke
nau' lerviees In behalf of the suffering and
helpless.
Rev. Augustus Cerdrs was then Installed
as a rector et the Institution, Rev. Dr.
Aldoph Spaeth ctllcUtlng. The newly
Installed rector madeanHduresainOerman,
and oencludod the aerviccs with the
bonedlctleu. ,
description ei-1 th new bcildinci,
The tjulldlUK occupies tbe ground te tte
west of the German beeplttl building, and
fronts en Glrard avenue in the form et three
sides of a rectangle, with an epen equare or
court In the rearteward Poplar street. The
substruct jre la of sandstone, and the rest
of tbe building of German Imported brick
of a deep yellow color, with Indiana llme llme llme
stone trimmings. The reef Is high pitched,
or slate, with numerous dormer wlndewa
plctuiesquely arranged. The structure Is
pure Gothle In Its aichltocture, exhibiting
the variety of outlines, graceful forms and
elaborate decorations characteristic of tbat
ptyle. Tbe main entrance is by an arebway,
16 feet high, above which is the large Gothic
chapel window. Surmounting the en.
trauce is tbe spire of stone and iron, cableal
in shape, which support the balcony and
belfry, and In whleh the deck Is located.
The hallway inalde tbe main entrance Ik of
pure marble, Including tbe steps and corri
dor. Directly In front, leading te tbe
chapel, is a bread stairway, which is also
oe m posed of wblte marble, with Iren balus.
trades, Burmeuuted with oak hand-rail.
The eastern ball of tbe building la devoted
te the use of the deaconesses, and la the
only portion occupied. The weitsrn half
el tbe building will be given up te the
home for aged people and tbe children'
hospital. Te the left el tbe main entrance,
en tbe first floer,'ls the reception room and
ofllee et tbe rector of the institution. Ad
joining these apartments ar6 the trustee'
rooms. At tbe northeastern oerner of the
building tbe mother auporier, Wanda von
Oartzen, has ber cilice, reception room fcnd
sleeping apartments. The eaitern wing
contains the lance dining room et tbe
deaconesses and their private npsrlinenta.
The flooring of tbe baiemeut la cemented
with slate slabs oeverlng tbe steam pipe.
The rooms In this portion et the building
are used for storage purposes, except two
large ones In whleh tbe cooking la dnue
and tbe feed Is prepared. The
bnlldlng baa nearly 300 rooms, all
finished lu plaster, with varnlahtd ash doers
and wainscoting. The busting and venti
lation are of tne most modern methods
Kieh room has a radiator and two exits
one uear.thecelllng ter summeiind another
near the tl,-er for wtnter--ter carrying erl
the vitiated air that la drawn te the reef by
boated celli et p'ps. Twe tanks, with
a eapaclty et 8,000 gallenr, for the storage of
water, are en the reef. A s'.esm elevator
runs from the basement te the top fleer, for
tbeuieet the lumnte-i Sarreundlng tbe
building Is a stone fencr, surmounted with
a graulte coping aud an iron railing.
Tbe Ilnffales at Bepper.
Tbe order of Euflalet held their first ban
quet at J ebn Bl'slnger'a Maner hotel last
eventeg. There was a geed attendance
and It was a very pleasant affair. The eve
ning was spent in singing, recitation and
toasting. Mr. Kissinger had prepared an
elegant supper whleh Included oysters In
every style, chicken salad, chleken exo exe exo
qnetUH, deviled crabs, salmon, Ae. Belore
the mbetleg adjourned a vote of thank
wa given Mrs. Ills. Inger for her able man
agement of tbe affair,
A llreura Tea.
Lutevenlngthere was t brown tea at tbe
Dnke attest M. K. church. 1 1 was held In tbe
two large Sunday school rooms and all the
decorations were brown In color. There
waa a large number of people present add
tbe crowd enjoyed themselves. There
are three large tables In tbe room. One Is
for Ice cream, auetber for supper and a
third 1 filled with fancy goods, most of
wblch were made and contributed by the
ladles et tbe congregation and are for sale.
Tbe tea will be continued te-iilgbt.
Bpraleed an Ankle
Peatmaattr Blaymaker sprained bis ankle
en Thursday, He wm driving te Faradlie
and was about getting from bla buggy te
arrange something at the barneia, when
the horse started suddenly, and In Jomp Jemp
ing from tha vehicle Mr, Slaymaker made
a miattn, Tha in J ary ti net f serious one,
ATTBMPIKD BtmaLAtlY.
Twe
Tnreres Knur in Umn et Jaesb
Nortbdeif, and Ars stars Un.
Bstweea three and four o'elock taia
atom leg, Mr a. Jacob Xortaderf, living at
Ne. 33 Conealega street, heard burglars In
tha house. She awakened her hatband and
ea, and when Mr. Northderf waat from
hi room te descend tba stairs, ha saw a
asaa at' the feet of tha stairway. Ha re.
tuned te his room te dress, and while be
waa dressing hi wife taw two men go out
of the alley way at the side of the home.
Oaa aha described as a tall, stout man wear
ing a long overcoat, und the ether a small
man. Mr. Horthderf and his son weat In
seatch of tba burglars, but were unable te
find them. Bngsent Krlsman also joined
la tba search ter thorn. When ths burglars
saw Mr, Northderf approaching they ran
te Beaver street and down Beaver street,
and by tha time ha reached Beaver street
he could sea nothing et tbe thieves. The
same ptrtles, It Is supposed, mada an
attempt te enter Mr. Nertbderl's house en
Wednesday night. When Mrs. Northderf
went dewa stair ea Thutsday morning
the butter was enen, and the entrance was
eftfeted last night by forelng epnn the same
shutter.
Anether Bena Ketsrsd.
The thieves tbst were In Mr. Northderl's
henae also vlelted that of Mrs. Mary
Bprlnger, who lives right around thejoerner
at Ne. 300 Beaver street, Mrs. Bprenger
retired about halt-past ten o'elock when ahe
looked all of tbe dcera down stairs. She
left a lamp burning brightly In her room,
and when she aweke, shortly after 3 o'elock
this morning, abe lennd tbat It had been
turned down and wa almost out She
suspected that something wa wrong and
waa terribly frightened when aba
saw a man standing at tbe bed
room deer of her sister, which Is
ntxt Ie hetV. Sbe screamed aud
aroused the household. The thief thou
made bis escape from the house without
stealing. Upen making examination It
was found thst the thieves bad entered the
house by the rear deer whleh they; unlocked
and aid potereaa. ado Durgiar must eare
had a key, as he succeeded In unlocking
all of the doers down stairs. Mrs. North Nerth North
eorf saw a man standing back of Mrs.
Springer's house about tbe tlme of the
(burglary. -
DEMOOHATIO SOUIETIEH.
Hew Democrat, can Oonnset THms.l
with nut. and National Organlcallen,
Numerous letters enme te tbe president
and secretary of tbe Democratic Boeloty of
Pennsylvania requeuing Information as
te tbe method el forming Democratic socie
ties, and bow tbey sre te beonnneeted with
the Demoeratlo Society of Fennaylvanla
and tbe National Association of Demoeratlo
clubs. These cflleers wish It understood
that upon application te mm. jenn v.
Werman. secretary. 109 Beuth Bread atreet.
Philadelphia, a copy of the constitution of
the Demoeratlo Society of Pennsylvania,
and also a simple form for a primary
Demoeratlo soeloty in any locality or of any
elasa of elttzecs, will be furnished. The
number et persons required te form a
society Is entirely discretionary with theso
persona themselves. Tbelr signatures te tbe
form, furnished aa above, is all tbat is
required, Tbe return of this form,
with the signature, en a copy of
It, together with a list el the offleer of the
new society, la all that 1 necessary te con
ned it wltn the Democratic society el the
state, entitled te reeelveall circulars and
documents, and te representation Inpibe
general assembly. Tbe .transmission of a
similar Hat et officers and members te K.
B. Whitney, eiq., secretary, 62 William
street, New Yerk elty, will make tbe ao ae
clety a member of the National Association
of Democratic elubs, entitled te all privi
leges aud te rerrecentatlen In the national
convention. Ne tecs are required.
New organizations are urgently desired
te designate themselves "Demoeratlo
societies," ae aa te produce a system
uniform In nsme and style aa well is
principle. This has been earnestly reocm reecm
mended by state and national committees,
and by the executive eemmlltee et tbe
Demoeratlo society et the state.
Haizler. Neatly Trapped.
Chief of Police Hwlggett and hlsclllnsrs
effeoted a neat piece of work about 12:30
o'elock Thursday morning In Wilmington,
Del, when they captured "Broken-Neas
G sorge" and Henry Miller In the act
of robbing tbe safe et Hsrt A Brethers,
perk packers. Tbe men were "spotted" by
Detectives Jenes and Vandergrlft, of tbe
Philadelphia, Wilmington A Baltimore
railroad company, en tbelr arrival from
Philadelphia en Wednesday afternoon, and
shortly after midnight tbey were seen te
pry open tbe elUce deer of Hart's establish
ment, which tbey entered. Tbe building
wss promptly surrounded by poileemen,
and then Cblet BwlxgeM, the detectives
and two or tbree ether cflleers dashed In,
The burglars were taken completely by
surprise and made no resistance.
An Investigation showed tbat a bole
about the diameter et a straw and perhaps
aa Inoh deep, bad already been drilled In
the ssfe deer. Scattered en the fleer were
a number et burglar's tools. Tbe men were
locked up. The one known te tbe police
as Broken-Nese Geerge," Is a large man,
while hi companion, Miller, Is a little pale
fseed fellow, who leeks as tbeuKbhehad
net get tbe prison bleach ell his cheek vet
On Thursday thev were committed for
cautt In default of $5,000 bail,
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rewdsrly Inlevl.wed,
A dispatch from Columbus, Ohie, says :
Geoeral Master Werkmau i'owderiy,
speaking laat evening ot'the recent Indian
spoils convention, aald :
" We are weeding out the troublesome
elements. Fer some tlme there has been an
anarchist element in the order. These
fellows, who are at war with all of our In
stitutions, feet perfectly happy when tlmy
get Inte the order and succeed In stirring
up quarrels. We have no room for any
kind of ansreblsts In the oeuntry. They
have opposed me, and It hsa simply been a
question wbetber tbey should go nr I. Se
far I have come ent ahead. Tbe Knights
el Laber, It Is true, have docllned In rnum-
Dersnip. mseu orgsnizaueu nave meireun
and flaw. But new we are prosperous, and
the membership Is growing.
We are net opposed te strikes, but bo be
lleve in reason before strikes, net strikes
and reason afterwards."
"NANOV ft CO.'
A btreug tlompaey and a Geed Comedy Ku
Joyed by a Small Andlene.
At the opera house there was a rather
light but veryfaabtenable audience latt e ven
lsg te witness the pre sonlailen of tbe comedy
"NancyAOe."by Arthur Refaan's company.
Lancaster people have been complaining of
peer shows this season, but laat evening
they had an opportunity et attending one
possessed of real merlt, yet they failed te
take advantage et it. ina pi ay nan been
given here befere1, but never Detter than
last night It is a series et funny Incidents
well put together. Mr. Hehsn ha a com
pany tbst Is strong collectively a well as
individually. Rvery mewber is an arils',
and they glvea most enjoyable entertain
ment A leek at tbe name of the people
should be sufliclent te convince anyone
et their capability. Tbe cast Included
Harry Hotte as Jibtntztr drilling, Frllz
William aa Kiee O'Kife, Leslie Ed
mund a Capt Ittnttller, MUs Jesephine
Laurens as Mrs. Jlulduh Dangry, MUs
Ade'.e Waters as Nancy Brasher and
ethers.
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Fermer Hetel K.rper. Hue,
from I ha .Baltimore Hun.
Mersrs. Henry lUbter and Ferdinand
Rahter, who have been proprietors et tbe
General Wsyce Inn sluce November 15,
en Thursday made an sa.lgnment for tbe
benefit of creditors te Meesra. J, A.Bend
and Randelph Barten, trustees. The bend
waa for f 0,000. Ths hotel will be continued
by Mr. Wm. Bleber, undsr tba direction et
J ta tnitteea,
SAILORS SDFFER TERRIBLY.
rODR tir A SOROOKBrVS ORBW Ot'R
DAYaWtTHOCrrOOD OB WATER.
Ths V.M.I Sprlaga a Ltak aad Daring the
Hear asa Threa Rss at sraahM Over-
beard aad Lot-Tke Survivor Hm
cn4 and BrosghtteN.W Yeik
Nxw Yerk, Dee. 7. The Norwegian
bark ArUmus, Uapk Mea, front Liver,
peel, having en beard tha rescued erew of
tbe Aaerkwa schooner Xther M. Davis, et
Portland, Mr., arrived hare te-day; The
Davie left Leguna, In Mexico, ea Nev. 1,
with a 'cargo of mahogany, ceathjned te
this city. OaL November 20, whea off
Ustteraa, tha vessel aaoeuhuredaatrong
northwest gle,whleh Increased In violence
hourly aad oeaUautd nntll tha 84th. Dur
Ing tbat lima tha Davis waa tossed about
by Immense cress seas. At midnight that
.dsy a fearlul sea arose, sad Immense waves
threatened tha vessel's destruction. At
daylight ea tha 2tta, It waa found that
the Teasel was leak tog, aud all hands
were ordered te tha pumps. Tha pumps
were defeetlve and bat little, headway
waa made aad tea hours attar tha discevery1
of the leak tbe vessel's hall wss entirely
waterlogged and tha upper decks all awash.
Sea after ses rolled across the deck and the
schooner was seen at tba mercy of tba wind
aad waves. On the morning of the 20ih an
unusually heavy aaa eltuck the holt eapet.
Ing It. A succeeding wave washed awsy
, the steward and two aeamen, and they were
never seen again. Tha remainder of tbe
erew then sat te work te out away the
standing spars whleh they succeeded In
doing after several hours and the hull
righted. The captain, his mate and two
sallerr, tha survivors, erawled aft and
lashed themselves te the top of the houie
In this position they remained for four
days, Betnl oeniolons and anfJetlng great
hardship from the constant basting of
tbe sea ever their wet! ferme
Net a drop of water ,or feed passed their
lip daring tbe time. The men were mate
dead than alive, when ea Nev. 0 tha
Artemus came along and rescued all hands,
Tbe Anen.ni heraelf experienced a rough
tlme. '
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Kiptrlenc. of Uafea Bailers.
Buffalo, N, Y., Dec. ,7. Capt c. B.
Furry, of the prcpMler Staruoee, whleh
was wrecked oil Grand Marat, en litke
Superior, en Nev. 16, bes returned te tbe
elty and tells tha story of the wrcek. Ha
says the crew bad a terrible experience
and give much credit te Capt. Cleary
and the life saving erew at Deer
Park station for essletanee rendered.
Tbe storm of wind and rjowraged.lear.
fully and when It waa seen en tbe night of
the 15th tbat nothing could save tbe beat,
tbe captain and hi 23 men took refuge In
the cabin. 'The wavee beat with terrible
vlolenoe agalnat the vessel and It seemed
every moment aa II aha would go
te piece. Hjme of tha erew who
feared staying en beard msde an attempt
te get ashore In a small beat aajd finally
succeeded. They walked 12 mils te tha lire,
saving station and the erew at onee aet out
toresoue the remainder of the craw. Tha
stcrru still raged furiously and It was with
difficulty thst the surf beat asaehed the
vessel and took oft the shipwrecked men.
lhe erew camped en' tbe beseb for 13 days
watching the cargo and trying te get tbe
beat off, but the storm continued and she
was abandoned. Nothing will be dene
with ber until spring. A small part et tbe
cargo was saved.
Mnrd.rM en ths Highway,
ChevxNnm, Wye, Dee 7. W. J. Van
nice, a prominent and highly respected
resident et this elty, was murdered jester
day. During the absence) of tbe family a
tramp entered Mr. Vannlea'a house and
stelo several ai Heles of value and started
by tbe Deadwood read towards Fert
Laramie. Mr. Vannlee followed, capturing
tbe man about five mile out and.tarted te
return with blm In a buggy. Last evening
tbe team was found en tha prairie with tha
dead body of Mr. Vannlee In tbe boggy.
It Is supposed thst the tramp killed him.
The family are after tba murderer.
Millers te Mser.i
Minneapolis, Dec. 7 The North'
western Miller Issues s call te-day for a
meeting of tha millers of tbe United Slates
at tba Flanklntea house, Milwaukee, De
cember 17, for considering the state of the
trade. Assuranee have been received
from mlllsra In all parts el tbe country that
tbey will, attend.
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A Olsheaeal BoeK-K.rp.r.
Tei'KKA, Kb., Dec 7. It waa made
publle yesterday that H. P. Stanley, book
keeper for tbe Matlaeh Dry geed company
at Arkansas City, Is a defaulter for tO.&OO
It wa discovered a few days sge by a
member of tbe firm tbat Stanley waa steal
ing from them, and when eharged with tbe
matter, becenfessed tbat he had been tsklng
from (5 te f20 a day for tbree years past
He has gene te Canada.
A Span of llersfs ferJuy.
I'AitKKHHHUitrj, W. Vs., Dee. 7 A
beautllul span of blooded horses was
shipped through this city yesterdsy from
Tenne.see en their way te Washington Washingten Washington
Tbey were purchased In Kentucky by
leading Republican of Baat Tennessee, and
will be presented te tbe Hen, Matt H
Quay as a recognition of his able services
for the party during the recent campaign.
Tbe Vel or Illinois.
Hi'liiNOflKr.n, Ills., Dee. 7 The com
plete ( fllulal return of the vote el the state
et Illinois are as fellow :
Fer president Harrison, 370,473 ; Cleve
lend, 348.272; Flske, 21,095; Streeter,
7,000. Harrison's plurality. 22.201.
Fer governor Filer, S07,U): Palmer,
356,313; Hsrls, 19,016; Jonas, 5, I'll. Filer's
plurality 12,517.
Oil rr!M Adraec.
New Yeiur, Dee. 7. Net In a long tlme
h tbe New Yerk petroleum market pre
sented inch a scene of exeltement as It did
tula forenoon. The advance of yesterday
wai followed by a further ene and at 11
o'clock the prlee of pipe line certificates
touehed 01 1 8, but at 1 o'clcek tbere was a
reaction te IK).
IMalb eta Journalist,
Aven, Mass., Dee. 7. Jehn Preicett
Varnum, of Jacksonville, Pis., la dead here
e( bleed poisoning, contracted In his
Southern home. He was a well known
newspaiier man, wai founder of the Flerida
Txmta Union, and had contributed Inter
esting papers te tbe leading magazines.
T.rrltils rats olaUregOl.ra.
Fai.i. Hiveb, Mas., Dec. 7. Henry
Murpby, a drug clerk, wa burned te death
jeaterday afternoon owleg te the explosion
or some chemletls whleh be w mixing.
Tbe atere wa aet en tire and slightly
damaged.
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Killed by tba Arabs.
Suaiciu, Dee. 7. Mr. Wake, an artist
connected with the Londen t7cijAic, has
been killed by the Arabs wbe are besieging
the town.
A U.uLe.t enie.r Jtetlgus,
Madrid, Dec 7. Gen. Oryae, minister
ci war, haa resigned from tbe eabiatt,
UN THB HOAD nOMB.
Aogest Leatha Intended te Salt from UV
' tlmore Fer OwlUerlantt,
from the Yerk Qarctte.
Yesterday morning several et our eltl
aens visited the atmshouie and In their
tenr et Inspection of the buttdlnv. tbey
visited tbe room, el Lthas the German
who waa Mauitadbn theShulh Geerge
street pike aorae time age. Un has recov
ered sufficiently te speak intelligently and
tha atery ha told hi listeners waa Indeed a
sorrowful one.. He bss very aged parents
living In Switzerland. He has nt times
sent small remittances te them. Fer years
ha haa felt great satisfaction In thinking
whea ha oenld aea them again. Te this
end ha haa been working hard
te earn money te visit them. He
worked at a e.nntug factory In Har
ford oenhty, Maiyland, and when this
work was ever hn returned teLtacastnr
oeunty and worked during ths Winter, i By
weraing almost a ay ana ntitnt ami ey ma
greatest coenomy he managed tesive about
(115 which was te pay his way te bis home
the remainder wss te gladden his parent'
hearts, He Infolded stl!eg from Bal S
mera, The man tells. Ids story In
straightforward atyle and evidently Is net
deviating from tbe trnth. Kvldonce Is
fastening guilty oells around thn auppesed
highwaymen. It la ssld that one et the
arrested men has rt quested permission te
hara his mustache shaved tiff, tbe pre
sumption being tbat ha is afraid te faee thn
German with lata leatnta aa It might prevt t
a means te his Ideality, The request, e
oeurar, waa refused him.
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AtiDKRMArt sTOBPNKT TUN3 HIS SUIT.
Arbitrator CenrBgham A tier Hsanng His
Tt ailaaesy Allows Mi BUI In Vnll.
Redmond Cenyngbsm, ttq, who was
sgreed upon aa lhe sole arbitrator
Ie decide tbe anlt of ex-Alder man Wm. J,
Fordney against tha county el Lancaster for
fees in eases disposed el by tbat magistrate,
heard the testimony of the wltnestea this
morning, Mr. Fordney wss repre.enltd
by B. Frank Esbleman, etq , and the
county of Laceaatcr by County Solicitor
Hhenck. When the alderman presented his
bill the oeunty solicitor agreed te approve
It alter striking from It certain items. The
alderman refused te allow a single Item t j
be deducted and whan the county refused
te pay tba bill ha brought suit Arbitrator
Cenyngbsm alter hearing all the tbe testi
mony decided In favor of plaintiff for
417 00, tbe full amount et the claim with
luteiest te da'.e.
Ha klioeld Hava Beusht tns 8.1s.
Henry T. Tueker, a wealthy farraer living
lust eutslda Mlddlotewn, Conn., rushed
into the pollce oflleo en Thursday night
and reported that bis bnnte had been robin d
of 110,000. He'kept his valuables In a tlu
box looked In tbe oleset. The box and Its
contents were gene when he went te add
several hundred dollars mere te the amount,
Iho box contained 500 in cash, bunds,
mortgages, notes end bank books amount
ing te ever $10,000. The oleset deer was
looked as usual. Tbe mortgage and notes
were mostly agalnat Mlddletewn and
Durham parties. The Wentern bendr,
whleh amounted te about (5.000, are nego
tiable. An etnploye of Tucker I suspoetvil .
Tueker never owned a saw and has been
In the habit for years et leaving his money
locked In tba tin box In tbe closet. Only a
few days age an aoent drove out te hi
place and tried te sell litin a aafe. The latt
time Tnekcr ssw the box was Saturday and
he Is, therefore, unable te tell when tbe
robbery was committed.
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Charged With Lerceny
Windser Pfau, living at Ne. 727 Kast
Marlen street, has been prosecuted befere
Alderman Birr, for stealing two shovel
a and fork and drill, from O. Reudmlller,
who restdea at Roeky Springs, In West
Lampeter township, Ths noeneed had
been working In a sand bole for Mr. Reed
miller, and be then stele tbe tools. Afler
complaint had been madn a soareh warrant
was given te Constable Sbaub, who with
Ollleer Crawford, inade a sosreh of Pfau'a
houre. They found all the stolen toela
wbleh Mr. Reedmlller Identified, and Pfau
admitted tbat they were, Tbere ate many
ether articles In Pfau' house whleh are
belltrred te have been stolen.
Probable Selclda of a ulargtnian.
It Is known almost le a certainty tbat
Rev. W. L, Parker, reoter of Christ Kplsoe.
Rsl ohureh In Oswego, N. Y., who raj ster
insly dlssppeared en Friday Istt, coiii ceiii
tnltied sulelde. He was aeeu ou the aa
wall near tbe river en tbe day of his
disappearance, and a hat, that has been
Identified by his family aa belonging te
him, waa picked up In the river the sstne
day by boys.
Fllty Eloped With autecn,
Samuel Marsden, aged filly, sudlOer
trude Gibsen, aged sixteen, wbe eloped
from Amelia oeunty, Vs., came le Rids
vllle, N. C, and were marrled Thursday
night by Rev. I). I. Cratg. The bride, who
1 quite pretty, ssld she had plenty of
oflers from younger men, but tbey were all
drunkards.
Maura of This County,
from tte Heading IleraJd.
Mrs. Ann Usuek, widow of Gupcr
Hauek, died of asthma at the rldrci et
her daughter, Miss Kate Hsuck, 310 Locust.
Dioeased was nearly 00 yesrauf sge- Hbe
was born In Laneaster county and leave
the following children I Pnllli', Martin,
Michael and Jebn Uauek, and Mrs Mary
firessler and Mia Kata Hauek,
An leiane Man.
TheliltlU yressaay.tbatM, M. Flelci,
of Klaeel Hill, Is almost hopelessly Insane.
Seme daj s age he threw a hatehet at ene et
hi eblldren and almost brained the ebild.
Tbe cause et his lussnliy la said te date
from tbe time of bis defeat ler assessor of
Warwick township several yeai age. His
condition waa aggravated by overheating
Mmsell lu a tobacco field. HI neighbor
think he should be oenfinid.
Obavg of Hupervl.eia.
from tbe Lltlt a Kxpiess.
William Zeller has bees appointed
supervisor el tbe railroad from Laneaster
Junotlen te Mount Hepe and Sinking
Springe, te take tbe place et Jeshua R.
Rellman, deceased. Mr. Zjller's former
position will be filled by Samuel M,
Uatelett, el Philadelphia, who will super
vise the read from tbe Junotlen te Columbia
and cjuarryvllle,
Anether llai.ar.
List evening tbe ladlis et Christ
Lutheran church epened a bazaar In the
bouse et Geerge Pentz at Ne. 223 Weat
King street. There wai a large attendance,
and tbe allalr was similar te the ene given
by tbe ladles of Grase Lutheran ebuich
this wcek. It Is successful lu every way,
aud will be oenttuuod to-iuerrow ar-d
Saturday evening
Kale or Heme..
Isaae U. Ryan, roil eatate agent, has
sold te Assistant Postmaster O. Edward
Uegener two two story brick houses Nca.
329 and 331 North Lime for f 2,700.
liausman & Rami, real estate agents,
sold at iwlvate sale, for H. V. Grelntr, tL9
brisk dwelling heuse1, Na 327 East Walnut
street, te Chas. Uurr, for 12,000.
A Stan Tern la Twe.
On Wodnesday nlgbt, at Weston Mills,
Vouange oeunty, Pa,, Jebn Lerey, an em em
peoye In tbe mill, waa passing near a rapidly
revolving abaft wben nli eluinmc ueciuin
entaegled, and before tbe raaehlcery eiuhl
be stepped hi body wis lern In two across
ths abdomen, tbe pieces falling twenty feet
apatt.
Henttu lbs WorSlieu...
Jehn Brown, a oelored man, who ad
mitted that he was a tramp, was sent te the
workhouse by tbe mayor this morning,
Three ledgers were discharged.
IT WILL PASS THE 1I0US
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mil UUXntVAIIKCONFIDENTTHBOai
FAOltlU HILL. WILL GO XBBOVQmA
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The t'fopeictl BeUlsineut of tba Kail'
Indebtedness ravered by a M.JerUy.
Contested Bfat Brpeiled I'poe-Tfc
leTHlid Feaalen Hill In Committee.
Warhinoten, Dee, 7. The Hensal
sgreed that when It adjourns te-day Ml
until Monday, fc.
The Invalid pension bill wss rep
and relerred te thn oimmlnen til
Whole. a
Tha majority report In the Beeth C
Una oeuttatcd oleotion case et SrBallS.S
r.meii was repotted and placed upon
umeuuar. 1,11 w in raver of Elliett,
s.ttll)l lUQIUUrjl,! ;
i ue minority report, in favor or Bn
wai also reported and placed da
eilendar. K'
The Unuie then went Inte committee;!,
me wueie en private calendar, tbepeudk
Dusincsi Deing tna senate bill te
puiaiu me niuai.pjus) usual nempany. y
-j.ne Heuse committee en l'acine ralir
directed It chairman, Mr. Outhwalta,
ask the ueute en Monday next te net i
a day for the consideration of Ibsj TJafc
Facias settlement bill. Mr. Outhwa
expressed tha opinion this morning I
tne mil win pan tne ueuse by u hands
malerltv.
They TVH UUpo.e of the Fend.. 1
Washington, De. 7. "Youeinl
out nnw for (be money te fly," aald S.i
toy Vest, yesterday. "The Rspublti
have get evoe thing and they will na
iifiujiiijuiuun ngu Hitu xeit. Auvy w,
I ps tbe servloe pension bill, wh
I tatlll . ,.n - I...I tOFA niMI TAA . .!. ff.J
.1. uav. u n. ,ui fuv,vw,lvv , MIO JDItS,
educational bill, whleh will absorb al
t76,000,000 the direct tax bill wfcl
will amount te nearly f20,C0Y
and the Lord knewa hew many
bills In tbe same line. They wl
piebably run tha expenses of tbe gevi
ment up te ever (000,000,000 within t
years. They will aoeu get rid of
surplus. That will net long be a standi
men sea te Gen. Harrison's admlnls
ai It haa been te Mr. Cleveland's.
Republicans will, no doubt, call in
fO0.C00.000 new out lu the national ball
and that, with nil tbe cxtravaganoe of;
propriatienp, wm uring noeut wen, i
net ecntluuu the subject further. Walt
.m, Mill nn ll
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rrmiiiTui vif Tomun rvin ci'iinnr.
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Wahiiinciten, Dec 7. WblluPresld
elect Uarrlaen has been tramping ever
Indiana prairies bsgglug quail and pr
ehitiktuHwlth his uew hammctless
guuwlth inlaid sleek, Prtalilent'CjS
land has also been ahentlns'.
vim mfttf nnt hA n Finn lit. nfS
b M .U J ..... .w w a.. aa-.. aa.
president-elect, but be bags cecaldi
game. One of the atlaobea eftl
Wltlte Houae, Mr. Lctlller, knewa?!
best hunUng grounds for squirrels ta;
pait or tbe country and be took tbe
dent up Inte a patch of woedsabove Brit
weed tbe ether dny, and together 1
Boen had a dcieu iqutrrels, of whleh, all
were brought down by tbe president's!
Tbe president 1 a goad shot, and like
rather heavy gun wllhu geed strong ea
of powder, anttforiqulrrelshe utes Nv
shot. .
I. ,
Hiatus Hay Met Qel Mluat Ha KxprStS,?
Cohten, Dec. 7. An Aliauts,,iJ
special te the Herald says Ihnt while It I
been tbe prevaleut ImprenVm among
lllalne's Irlends In Malnu tbat he would I
eallcd te tbe state department In tha aa
aOmlulstratlen, It bss beoemo evident witl
In a day or two tbat tbey arc showing I
of nervousness. There is no speclfiq Inte
m it Ien that Gen. Hirrl.en has continual
'cated with Mr. Blaine In the uistteri
this ralaea apprehensions tbat tba
will be passed ever. Oiherr, however. I
nothing threatening In Gen. Hartlsfml
alienee, altbetigh tbey admit it U very l
veklnir. In reply te a question ene of J
ltlalne'a close friend said yesterday, taBM,
that gentlemen xpected lbs appoint-
and would net refuee It If wade. ,S1
Blalne continues te reoelve many la
from prominent Republlctus favoring I
appolntmeut. It 1 believed here that; I
tame men are writing u en. Harrison urg
ri i m ie anneini eir. nisiue. .vi
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He Assaulted Twe Women. f.'lv;
Alten, 111.. Dee 7. Ureal exeItaaH
wai created laat nlgbt by an atteici
milraun en Market street. Mrs. R. .
Curdle aud Miss Ella GattP, two hfgk
ropeeted ladles, being assaulted t
criminal Intent by a brutal negre.
aisault were made about 0 o'clock, aa
within a few mlnutei et each ether. Mil
Gate wai knocked down and InaulteJ aa;
badly lnlured. Mrs. Curdle frlghtana
tbe man away by ber cries for help. TaaJI
neure. wbe gave the name et Ge
Ttitim. wa arrested, and publle excllea
Is se Intense that It Is tearid he wilt I
It nched. ifl
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One et the Weimn Ueniess.s. ,, ifiifj.
New Yehk, Dee 7, Tbe tour prlseaati
Mr. Slanter. Mrs. Hammend, i-dwa
Meiedlth and Uenry Hetmscn, charge
with Intent le rob Pell Dily, the gambler
wete errr-lttued In JtlltmimjaarkelJ
court this morning, Tne Uermanu woeaaa S
madeaoenfesslon which was placed la tM.
bands of As.latt.nt Dlatr'et Attorney Ban
riian. Her alleged husband was theai
mauded until Sunday next and Ibeeti
tbree were held te await tbe action et t
grand J ury,
He Opened tailors
WAiniNcneN, Dec. 7.-Frank We!
AdauiH. a clerk In Iho Washington Clt;
pestcflice, ww arrested last nlgbt ter epaa-i
lngletters. He confessed the crlme, I
... a - m . .a.H ..... t aa - ft
aim no naa net ieuuu puj uwu.j u
latter and tbat this was his first efle
He Is unlv 21 years of age. He attrlbak
hm downfall te dancing. MoitethUl
salary was spent en dancing ' school
putles. $Q
nerslars Euter a lUuk. Sj'iij
Knobnestkk, Ma, Dee. 7. Hargl
made a bold attempt te rob tbe Knobne
bank early yesterday morning, but
succeeded lu KOttlnt; away with 1400,
doing tl.600 worth of damage. Thsyl
nn iiittlaulty In scntlnic into the
Viult and the safe, the deer of which
blown off with dynamite, out wtisi
m milH mv Mmuresslen en me
. .,i, inntita. Tbere is no clue te I
burglars. v
Arr.aud for Ferg.ry. &S&
iv.u,nvfiTnr. Dsc. 7. James A. Ql)
nlty. a young man well known te
.nnrtins lraternlty, wa ledged in Jail
nlgbt charged with fertslug the name
aeveral well known cuiz.na te cuecw
email amounts. He was arretted iu a,
mere yesterday,
it .. rtunies the eharaaiV
,i
Arrest of a rrHMt.
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tinnMH. Die, 7. The Rsv. Father K
n.n h men arrested as Kanturk fc
teudlng mertlngs of suppressed braeca
el the Irish Nations! iauuv.
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i Wahhinuien, D, C, Dec 7. I
I I Kaatarn Foensy Ivanlt i Fair, warn
'aeutuany wiaas,
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