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VOLUME XXV- NO. 97.
LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1888.
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TWO NEW RAILROADS.
THE BOARD OS TKADBi AGAIN COX
BIOEK. THEItt BVU.DUIQ.
ITcsldsnt Wlckersfeam BtpeiU tpem Uia
Dowalagtewa A laacaatsr Iiae-Aa kflert
te Bar thaQeanyvUle Ballway Kx-
Undid te the BUrilMd Uu,
The December meeting or tha Beard et
Trade was held en Teasdsy evening la
Ihelr room, Eihleman'a building, with
President Wlekerabatn In tbe etaatr.
The report of Treatarer Bener showed
that $72 03 wan the balance en hand.
President Wlekerahatn reported that
there waa no longer any doubt about the
bulldleg of a. railroad from Mew Helland
te Lancaster. Tbe name of the cor
poration baa bun obaeged from tbe
Dowlngtewn &. New Helland braneb
te tbe Downlngtewn t Lancaster
braneb. Agenta are new en the read secur
ing the remaining right of way and he
preanmed they were meeting with auoeesa.
A email body of men are earnf atly at work
at the New Helland end of the read. At
tbe meeting of tbe representatives of tbe
Beard et Trade with the cfneera of tbe
, Pennsylvania railroad, Prealdent Reberta
Bald the interests et theoemptny would be
bene fitted by building the proposed read.
The speaker referred te tbebenefltswbleh
wenld reanlt te the city when the read la
in operation, because et the rich agrlcultu
ral country whteh it would open up.
Oily Engineer Slaymaker gave the route
of tbe proposed read. It starts at New
Helland and runs nearly parallel with tbe
New Helland turnpike, a couple hundred
yarda aenth of that read te near Mechanics
burg,and from there te Land la" warehouse.
The total length of read te be built by the
Pennsylvania railroad la ten mllea.
THB RAILROAD IN TUB LOWER KHD.
James Black appeared and urged tbe
building of an extension of the Lancaster &
Quarryvllle railroad from Quarryvllle te
the state line, at a point between tbe Oono Oeno Oone
wlngo creek and Hufquebanna river. The
people of the southern end, he aald, are
active In their efforts in securing the
proposed extension. He dwelt upon tbe
great advantage the new read would be te
tbe business men et Lancaster city. A great
portion of the trade In tbe lower end la
diverted te Oxford and ether polnt,beeause
better railroad faellltlea were offered te
theae paints than new exist between tbe
extreme southern portion of the county and
this city.
He asked the business nvm et Ltnesster
te sign a petition urging the officials of
the Heading railroad company te balld
tbls extension.
Mr. Housten questioned whether the
Reading railroad company could extend
their read under their charter.
Mr. Black seemed te think that there
would be no trouble about tbe Reading
railroad building tbe proponed extension
under their charter.
Gee. N. Reynelda offered the following
resolutions :
Resolved, That tbe Beard et Trade of
Lancaster city most fully endorse the project
of building an extension of the Philadelphia
& Reading railroad system from Quarry,
villa aeuthweat along the Oonewlngo creek
Inte Maryland and respectfully request tbe
officials et aucb railroad te give It tbelr
most favorable consideration.
Btselved, That the Beard of Trade meat
heartily reoemmend te the citlzen et Lan
caster tbe new project for tbe building et
an extension of tbe Philadelphia it Reading
ayatem aeuthweat from Quarryvllle, along
tne valley et tbe Oonewlngo creek Inte the
atate of Maryland and meat respeatluiiy
request that they sign the petitions for tbe
sine whleh may be presented.
Tne resolutions were adopted by a unan
imous vote.
TUB PETITION IN CIRCULATION.
Tbe following fa a copy et tbe petition In
circulation In tbe city and aeutbern end In
reference te the building et tbe proposed
reade
Te Auttln Oerbin, Ktq., PreiUtent and B'ard
et Managers 0 the Heading Jialtre ad Cem-
pany:
Gentlemen The undersigned mem.
bera of tbe Beard et Trada and cltlzenB of
Lancaster, In connection with the eltlrans
et Diumere, Little Britain and Pulton
townships, et Lanoaater county, de respect
fully and earnestly pray your aid and co
operation for the extension of the Reading
railroad from Q'larryyllle or vlelnlty
through tbe valley of lb Oonewlngo oreek
te aeme point ea the Maryland state line
between that stream and the Susquehanna
river.
This line of from 10 (0 12 miles In length
will run through an old and well settled
farming region, presenting no engineering
difficulties and Irem low grades and small
btidglng will be economical in construc
tion. There can be no reasonable doubt that
tbe local trsflie of tbe line from tbe popu
lation of 6,000 In tbe townships above
named will be supporting and with a pre-
Saed connection through Harford county,
aryland, opening te tbe esal output of
the Schuylkill oeal regions, a wide popu
lous district, Including the city of Balti
more, will make this line a prefltabls
extepsien et the Reading railroad system.
We therefore respectfully pray your at
tention and aid In tbe construction et this
line.
THE INTER-MUNICITA L RILL.
Or. Wickersbatn reported that he bad
received a oemtnunlaitlon from the secre
tary of tbolnter-munlelpal oenvontlon, In
whieh I', was stated that committees of tbe
Beard of Trade would net be allowed a voice
In tbe framing of tbe proposed tnter-munlci-pal
bill, but thnt tny suggestions made by
Deards of trade, would receive due cenald
eratlen.
President Wlekershara also reported that
the new bills will net contain any legisla
tion stteetkg the Bcboel sistem, but that a
bill affecting school management would be
Introduced as a separate iceiiure and the
citizens et Lancaster better be prepared for
radical changes, for there can be no special
law. The Batne law will govern all the
cities In tbe uonimenwealtb.
TO CONFER WITH MR. ESIILBMAN.
Mr. Housten called the attention of tbe
betrd te tbe necessity of curtailing ex
penses. The rent et the rooms la $160 per
year and they were only occupied one night
a month.
Dr. Wiekersham suggested that an
arrangement be msde by whleh tbe beard
dispose of Its furniture te Mr. Eableman
and pay him $25 per year for one meeting
night a month.
Mr. ddUenberg spoke et the necessity of
getting new bleed, into the organisatien,
etbarwlse it will go te piece.
Mr. Housten bellaved that the -beard
needed reorganization. He favored cutting
down tbe expenses and reducing tbe mem
bership fee and annual dues. He moved
tbat the beat d of trustees confer with the
owner of tbe building with tbe view et dis
posing et tbe fnrnlture te blm and renting
from him one night amenth.
Mr. QaUunbsrg oppeisi the sailing of
the lurnllure at present. He favereu tba
renting et a room elsewhere at a lower
prles.
Dr. Wlekersham hepel the orgaelrttlon
would net ee dissolved. Tbe beard may
b called upon aeme day te aet In an
emergen ey, and then it will be shown that
the Betrd of Trade was a necessity.
Mr- Helnltah referred te the geed ae-
eeempllsbed by the 01a ueara 01 lraus,
and Instanced the geffering et tbe city and
tba bnlldidg et tbe street railroads aa two
thing accomplished through tbe Instru
mentality of the beard.
Mr. Qelsenberg alae relerred te tbe old
beard having oeinpelled the owner of tbe
opera beuae te make additional exits In
ease of flre, which he considered au Im
portant matter.
Tbemotttnef Mr Housten wis adopted.
'OMINATIONB FOR OFFICERS,
Tb folio lug were plaesd In nomination
for efflcetB ler tbe ensuing year :
President O. A, Peu Djrsmttb, Geerge
N. Reynolds.
Plrsi Vlee President Dr. J. P. Wicker
bam. m .,
Baoend Vice ProsIJeat ffm, . Sener,
M. Gelaenbrtr.
fcUcretary Uarry O. Moere.
Treaaurer J. Pred Baner.
Trustee Ocarlea A. Helnltah.
m. Bb sIaib bv His Lltila Brether.
Ilia, fsamuel Ooek, of Mlddletewn, Ohie,
beuae en Monday afternoon while abe went
te the grocery store. During her absence
the eldeat boy get a rifle, which waa In the
room, and ahet hla bretber In the forehead.
PATRONS Ur'lll'BIIANDBT.
Opening of tha Biata Orange at Hat ruber-.
Annual Addreis at Maater Heona.
The seventeenth annual aeaalen of the
State Orange Patrons et Husbandry waa
begun In tbe halls et tbe Heuse of Repre
sentatives, Harrlsburg, en Tuesday after
noon. There are about 1W0 delegates In at at
taudanee, and among them are many gran
gers of prominent.
The reception of credentials and tbe gen
eral work ef e.'gantcatlnn was followed by
tbe annnal address of Leenard Rhene, of
Centre, who baa been master of tbe State
Orange for the past twelve years.
Mr. Rbene suggested tbe establishment
of lira inaurance and building ataoot ataeot ataoet
allons. He said that care should be taken
tbat interested capital does net seek
the repeal of the oleomargarine law,
and aald a law prohibiting tbe Im
portation ef diseased dressed meats
in refrigerators Inte our markets and
aeld In competition with our freab, whole
some meats would be right and pieper for
tneneaitnei tne oensumer ana protection
of enr producers. Tne order, he said, should
insist npen tne submission or tne proposed
amendment te tbe constitution submitting
tbe question of prohibition te a direct vote
of tte people. Speaking of tbe taxation
subject, he said there are gross inequalities
In tbe lawa of our atate wbtch Impose un
just burdens npen tbe agricultural elass
Mere than $5,000,000," he Mid, "are annu
ally extorted from us In exceas et what Is
our Just and equitable proportion of tbe
public burden " Tela inj u9tlef, M r. Rbene
claims, la largely attributable te tbe policy
pursued by tbe atate et dividing tte subject
of taxation Inte two classes :
First Corporate and personal property te
be taxed oxeinalvel; ter state purposes,
Heoend. Real eatate te be taxed exclu
sively for tbe malntensnce of township,
borough, county and municipal support.
Were tbe relative value of these two classes
of property equal, and tbe amount of reve
nue te be raised proportionately tqual, there
would be no Injustice, but, when we appeal
te thestatlatlca and find tbat corporation and
personal property are about equal te real
eatate, 1,000,000.000, the injustice beoemes
glaringly transparent; tbe first class Is
taxed 17,000,000 for state purposes, soeond
elass 133,000,000 for tewnsblp, borough
county and munlelpal support. Then
there Is tbe farther Injustice under exist
ing laws thnt there is a large amount
of property exsmpt from all taxation, te
Wit, such aa building and lean associations,
manufacturing establishments, bends held
by corporations, etc.
Mr. Rhene concluded by suggesting tbat
the grange demand an equitable revenue
law at tbe next Becstonef the Legislature,
and says tbe law la regard te tbe statistical
Information of tbe commonwealth should
be revised.
At the night session, J, O. McSparran, of
Laneaster county, overseer'ef the State
Grange, In bis annual report discussed tbe
question of mil-discrimination and
tariff reform and lectured the grangers for
tbelr adherence te party, although their
Interests msy be In another direction.
A notable lnstanea of the truth of
this orltielsm waa tbelr failure te auppert
a candidate for governor wbe atoed en an
outright antl discrimination platform. As
te tbe tariff question, be Bald the past cam
paign did nut settle It; the preasnt lawa
discriminated against tbe agriculturists.
Tne home market theory was denouneed
aa a fallacy and a fraud. Aa snowing tbat
farmers were net prospering under present
lawa he presented statistics te show the
value of agricultural land waa gradually
decreasing.
JUDtlf. COOL.KVS EFFEOTIVE UEDUKE.
Be Lays Down the Iait m Itallread Mann
gerr, and Nips a Itate lVur In ti Hud.
Judge Ceeley and Colonel MorrlseD, of
the Interstate oemmeroe commission, In
Ohlcage, en Tuesday afternoon laid tbe
law down vigorously te tbe managera and
general passenger agenta of the Wot Wet
em lines. About two hundred un
cials assembled in tbe committee room of
the Cen t ral Traille association te bear what
Judge OoeUy had te eay. The judge un un
aerellully sueral thote reads ihu hate
been guilty of discrimination la passenger
rates by dealing secretly wltb scalpers. He
mentioned no names, but give his hearers
te understand tbat be knuw which were
gulliy; and tbat be bad Huffielent evldence
in his position te conviet them of frequent
violations of tbe law. He said tbe per
nicious practice would have te be stepped
at once, or the offenders would be prose
cuted. Judge Ooeley talked for nearly en
hour, and at tbe close et bin Bpeech Colonel
Monlsea made a few remarks of tbe
same nature
Immediately after tbe adj ournment of the
meeting, tbe general paaseuger ageuls con
vened and talked ever tbe situation. The
lines between Chicago and Omaha and
Chicago and St. Paul, agreed te give tbe
neeeasary ten days' notice te-morrow et tbe
restoration of passenger rates between tbeae
points. The penalty for selling tlcketa te
scalpers, by tbe railroads, is $5,000 for each
offense, and tbe feeding," as It la called,
et tbe brokers baa been te great within the
last few months, and the rate cutting ae
abarp In consequenoo, tbat tbe reads
wb'ch have obeyed tbe law and refused te
treat with the "scalpers" have been iun
nlng empty trains, and tbelr leaeea liave
been enormous. Fer instance, a few da;a
age, the Northwestern railroad became In
volved In a sudden war bocause tbe
scalpers bad been takeu Inte tbe
confidence of tbe mansgern of oer eer
taln reads and were selling tjpketa at
cut rates. Yesterday tbe UjJjjC' began
at St, Paul, and was edging tewaTU Chicago
at a rapid rate. Tbe Milwaukee x St. Paul
and tbe Wisconsin Central cut tbelr rates
te St. Paul from 10 CO te 0 for scoend-olass
tickets. The first-class rata ever tbe Unr Unr
llngten also drepped from fll.60 te $3.50,
and It Is probable that there would have
been mere vigorous cutting later In tbe day
bad it net been for the inter state investiga
tion, acd tbe subsequent agreement of the
managers at tbelr meeting.
phonegrapha and llase Hall.
A St. Leuis paper tbus reports Mr. Nlra Nlra
lek, tbe base bill manager, who has beeu
greatly bothered by disputes with his
plajers : ' Walt until uexi year and we'll
fix them. We Intend te have a phene
graph In the room wherein we de business
with any of the players. Kvery word
spoken will be recorded in tbat Instrument
and It any player attempts te go back en
bla word or premise we will Just apply te
tbe phonograph and repeat what the player
premised or ugreed te, Tbe phonograph
will UU no lles. It will only i.eit (10, acd
the possibilities el Its usefulness are home
thing wonderful as far an bate bill business
lsoencerned. Of courae 1 will have sev
eral te keep lab en Merris, lle makes se
many premises and ilc-dges hlmnelftoee
many tblegs wbleb be invariably repu
diates afterward that one phonograph will
net held all of hi? sentiments. Yeu may
laugb, but tbe club seriously means te de
what I am saying. It will net be : ' What
did Menls say 7 ' or wbat did Miller
premlae te de T ' it will be, wtmt dots the
phonograph say in tbe matter ?' "
AdaOrar In "Ktsl Lyens " Last Kvrnlrg.
There waa quite a large audience at Ful
ton opera heuaa te sea "Kt Lynne rr tbe
Klopement," playeJ by Mr. Ada Gray,
With the exception of tbe parquette very
part et tbe houie waa lull. Tela ila? Is
almost as much et a chestnut as 'Uncle
Tem'a Cabin," yet it bas always been pop
ular In Lanoaater and especially when In
tbe bands of carable people like Mlas
Gray, Tbls lady Is popular here and tbe
theatre-goers knew her. She Is a geed
actress and Is tbe tqual, If net the superlrr,
of anv one In trmdual roleof Lady It aid
aud Madamt Pine. Tne company gtvta
tbe star admirable support aud tt Includf a :
J. O Fenten as Sir Krancii Ltvisen, W.
C. Donaldaen as .ArcAibafcl Carljle, MUs
Florence Fester as Barbara Hare, Mrs.
Uattle Sapbere a Cernty Carlyle, Ax
8aj lb teeplt are UUeheOUnt.
A sensation baa been cauted by tbe pope's
reteaal te bless tnedala and rellquailen aeut
te Reme by an Irish prlest, wbe Intended
them for distribution In Ireland. Tbe pope
aald: "1 cannot bleaa tbem. The people
of Ireland are dltebed lent, They aeem te
i-far Lb gospel of Biuen ana u-rin te
1 -jM-aji wans-v.
VERDICTS IN SEVERAL CASES.
TUB PRK8DBRUT9 ACUCMTKD Of LBR
CAN! AND HKOKIVINQ St OLBN. GOODS.
The Jury Impose beats Upen the Ktithart
Brelhar Uarry aTaatea round Oatlty et
AttfiupUd KebbsryBtnlenMS te
Be froneancsd en Saturday.
Tuuday Afternoon The Jury In tbe
Harry Pouteii attempted robbery eses,
after deliberation et twenty-alx hours,
agreed upon a verdlet et guilty, with a
recommendation te tbe nserey et the court.
The Jury steed II for conviction te 1 ler
acquittal nearly all the time the Jury waa
one Sentence was postponed.
The jury In the larceny case agalnat
Rebert Presberry, and tbe thtee etsca of
reeetving stolen goods against Rebert and
Rebecca Presberry, rendered a verdlet of
net guilty.
A verdict of net guilty waa entered In
tbe rase against D. Rapp. The defendant
was Indicted for tbe larceny aa bailee of
some plana and specifications, and con.
vleted at former term el court. Tbe
court granted a new trial and tbe abeve
disposition was made, tbe dlstrlet attorney
stating tbat the case could net be made out.
A similar disposition waa made of tbe
larceny case against Andrew E. Miller et
al and cmbi tzlement ease against Jonas u.
Mlnnleb. These disputes, It waa stated,
should have been determined In tbe civil
courts.
Tbe assault and battery case against Jefcn
G. Pabm, preferred by bla wife, was argued
ey counsel ana tne jury aner a enei aeuo aeue aeuo
eratlen rendered .a verdict of guilty.
Sntoneo was postponed until Saturday.
Jehn A. Qstc was put en trial for laroeny
as bailer, preferred by Wayne Neldermyer,
et Oregon. This ease get intoeourt through
a bersn trade and tbe faetH proved were
these: On August 4 theparttes traded hersra
and Neldermyer agreed te give $20 te beet.
He could net raise tbe monev and gave
te Gfliz a wateh and ebaln and f3 In lieu of
tbe 120, witb tbe understanding that he
waa te redeem tne watch en tbe following
Tuesday. On tbat day prosecutor went te
Ge'.z and tendered bliu $17 and demanded
bis wateh. Ga'a refused te give up the
wateh unless he was glvenflO mere and
Neldermyer then brought this suit.
The defense was tbat the terms of the
trade were tbat tbe partiea te it were te be
satisfied with tbe bargain by tbe following
Tuesday. Goti was net satisfied, and when
Neldermyer called en him be told lilm be
was uet aatlf flcd.and wanted $10 additional;
and If tbe trade was te atand he would give
the watch up no the payment of tbat addi
tional aum. Ge'E eflered te take baek tbe
borse originally owned by him, but
Neldermyer weutd net agree te de se. Tbe
case was submitted te the court, without
argument of iMiunsel,under tbe Instructions
of the court. The Jury bed net agreed upon
a verdlet when court adjourned.
TWO BROTIIERH QUARREL,
Geerge Ehrhert, wbe lived In Martle
township last June, was put en trial for
committing au assault and battery en his
bretber, Hyman Ehrharr, of tbls oily. Tbe
testlmenv or tbe commonwealth wa tbat
Geerge Khrbart became financially em
barrasscd, and after exeoutleu was issued
agalnat him be called upon Hyman and
Bskud him te help him out. Hyman agreed
te attend tbe sale, buy In tbe ateck, aud
keep It until he oeuld dispose of It te ad
vantage, when he would aell It and pay
ever te bis lirotber any sum realised above
wbat he paid for tbe ateck at tbe sale.
Hyman agreed tbat Geerge should
take tbe stock borne after the sale,
but In a day or two he oenoluded te
bring the stuck te this city. Ilymau
went wltb seme men te bring tbe stock te
the city, but Geerge relused te sur
render It. Hyman then went te aee
Geerge and met him In the weeds near his
beuse. Geerge agreed te let Hyman have
the Hteck and Invited him te go te bis
premises ftr it. On the read and while
pa'Blng through a r.lees of woeda Geergr,
without any provocation, struck Jiymau
with a Htiak, Tli blew rendeied Hyman
uncocsclea, end while be was en tbe
ground aud when be became conscious
Geerge waa standing ever him and would
net allow blm te net up until he bad
signed a pipar tbat the goods were bought
for Geerge. Hyman being In fear of bU
llle sinned tbe paper and Geergo allowed
blm te get up.
Tbe dnfenan was that Hynnn wp.s
Indebted te Geerge at tbe time of George'a
financial troubles and te equare tbe debt
agn-ed te go te tbe eale and buy In tbe atrck
for Hyman. He did buy tbe stock and a
few day a atterwards went te George'a place
and demanded It. Hyman tela Geerge
tbat be would net give up tbe atcck and an
angry wordy alteration followed, which
ended in Hyman striking Geerge. It was
only after Geerge waa struek, It waa
claimed, that he knocked Hyman down.
While be waa en tbe ground Hyman
reached for a pistol, and te provent him
using It, Gaerge held him down. Geerge
denied having compelled hla bretber te
sign any paper. On trial.
Tuctdpy Evening. The Jury In the Getz
larceny ttt bailee case rendered a verdlet
of net guilty.
All of tbe evening eeislen was taken up
in the trial of tbe Ebrbart assault and bat bat
lery case, and after It waa given te the Jury
court adjourned.
Wednesday Morning. Tba Jury In the
Ebrbart assault and battery case returned
a verdlet of net guilty and divided the costs
equally between tbe defendant, Geerge
Knrhart, and Hyman Khrbart, tbe prosecu
tor. Jehn W. Dennis, of Strasbnrg, was pet
en trial for larceny as balles. Jehn V,
Bur key, of Gordenvllle, appeared a the
proseeutor and bis testimony waa that en
June 1st be gave the defendant a valise
containing COO sample elgara. Dennis was
te go out en the read te soil elgara by thite
samples and te make relurn lu a wrek or
ten days. He failed te de se and nothing
further was heard of Burkey until afler bis
arrest in October en another cflenae, and
toen tbU ojiuplelut was made. The vallaa
was found in possession of defendant, but
ceirly all the cigars were goue.
Tbe defeuRO was tbat tbe vallse and
cigars were nnver appropriated by Dennis
te hla use and tbat the valise was net net
returr.ed because Dennis was in Jail and
oeuld net de se As te tbe elijarn, it was
claimed that nearly all were dlspmed or In
giving away samples in his eflerta te make
eale. The jury rendered a verdict of
gulPy.
Tnupamn defendant was put en trial for
forgery. The commonwealth proved tbat
Deunu waa a salesman in tbe emnley of
lilldehrund Krotbere,elgarmakrs, et Stiar.
burg boreugb, up te May 0 0 1 Din lit of
jurin wiinnnt auir.erny uoceiiecteu a uui
lu Philadelphia for 123. He waa given a
check and tm recelvbit tbe money en this
eheck at a Philadelphia bank by lerglcg
tbe names of Hlldebrand Brethers.
At tbe conclusion et the oemmnnweatb's
testimony oeunrol for tbe defendant asked
the court te direct a verdict of netyullty,
en tbe ground that the evidence showed
that the fnrgery had been committed In
Philadelphia, which v. an beyond the Juris
diction et thtH court.
Tbe court refused tedIrcct sueh a ver ver
deot at this stage- Tbe defendant went en
tbe witness stand and testified that be had
authority te collect money for Hlldebrand
Brethers and under that authority be bad
collected tbe check In dispute. He ad
mitted tbat be endorsed the names of Hll
debrand mothers en the check, at the
Philadelphia Dank.
The court rcit-ji that the defendant ad
mitted tbat hehadHlgned the name of pro pre pro
aecuters in Philadelphia and directed anei
pica, te be entered and that the defendant
be bound evor te answer me cuarge 01 lor ler
gey lntbel'blladelpblaceurta. On trial.
narry MCAieer was pui en iriai ier com
mitting an asMUlt aud battery en Mies
Strati Flick. Frem the ttatlmeny It ap ap
piated tbat en the night et Ooteter 27ih
there was a party en Fulton street, and
en tbe real borne with an e-cert. Miss
Flick met MeAleer en Eat Chestnut ntreet,
wbe without any provocation atruck her
lu tbe face. .
Fer tbe defense MeAleer denied having
atruck tha pretecutrlx He admitted tbat
he and Kes),- her eicert, hid an alterca
tion. Oa trial.
Aid Tbrin. '
Mrs. Baumgardntr, Ne. 4SS Seuth Gjaeen
treat," I IU d she and bar eAUdrea are la
Satd, it On sjluiajlH d lift,
RJCSCLTS BTATKD OVriCIALLT.
The Vete Cast f r Presidential IQsctera In the
Thirty -slant Busts.
Following are the results of the official
canvasses of the vote cast for presidential
electors by the Republican, Democrats end
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7.t71.
WESr VIRGINIA'S CLOSE OIK.
OffltUl Iletnraa SSew a Btajerlly of 030 tei
Olcvtland-lteanlt el Municipal Cenlcsla.
Complete retnrns for presidential elec
teis lu West Virginia show an average
majority for the Cleveland electors en tbe
face of tbe returns of 630. The vote ter tbe
highest eleoter en eaeti ticket waa as fol fel
liwa: Trnvnrs (Dam.), 75,683 j Pollock
(Rp.),76,0i2.
The munlelpal eleotten In Bosten was
held en Tuesday. Themas N. Hart, Re
publican, was elected mayor, defeating
O'Brien, Democrat, for a third term by
1,600 plurality. It Is believed the Repub
llcan soheol ticket la eiceted. There has
been a very bitter tight ter the control et
the schools. Tbls Issue was brought before
the people last summer by tbe removal
from tbe public eobeols, by I be school beard,
efa certain text book, whleh oentalned state
ments distasteful te tbe Catholics. Many
citizens were alarmed at tbla and mee'.lnga
were held te pretest agalnat Interference
wltb the aobeoli wbleb might be the enter enter
leg wedge of Cit helle supremacy In thalr
control. At a massmeetlng In Faneull hall
a cximmlttee of one hundred waa appointed
Irrespective of party te prepare a Hat of
sobeol committee members who were
knean te favor tbe eobeol system.
Only 837 women were registered for the
munlelpal eleotlen last year, as voting ter
dltectere, aud only 723 voted. Tbe total
registration of women thla year reaehed
20,210. The aoheol beard consists of 21
member, 'of whom eleven were elected
te -day. Ot tbe thirteen members who bold
evor tight are of tbe Catholle faltb, and, it
being held by tbe Republican convention
that this la a sofflelent representation of
tbat sect upon the leard, tbe ticket presen
ted by tbe Republicans en Tueiday con
tained tbe names of no Catholle whatever.
Tbe Republican ticket was endorsed by
tie Committee of One Hundred. Tbe
Domecrala, en the contrary, reneminated
tbe thtee retiring Catholle members, who
also ipcelved tbe endorsement of the
cltUnns' convention. Miss Careline Hast
Ingn, M. D., was reneminated by tbe Re-
Euhllean, ettlaena and Commlttee of One
lundred, but was dropped by tbe Demo
crats, who named, Instead, Mrs. Isabella C.
Barrows, wlfe of tbe editor of tbe Chriitian
Hegitler. Rabbi Solemon Hehlndle: was
the only candidate whose name appeared
en alt the ticket.
Bcbten, Dee. 1Z Tae only member rf
tbe present school oeard reelected yester
day was Mini Uastlngs, and among tbe 11
tbore are no Catholics.
Taking tbe vete for Sohlndle aa represent represont ropresent
log very nearly the aggregate for aaboel
beard and aubt:jtlngi from It the total
vnte for mayor, gives 10,017 aa (he
approximate number et woman wbe veted
In a local renntratlen et about 21,800, or
very nearly 80 per rent
Herbert B. Vial I, Democrat, waa en lues
day elected mayor of Keene, New Hamp
shire, by 314 plurality. The elty couneU is
atrengly Rebubllean.
M. 0. Batter was en Tuesday ro-eleo'.od
U. H. Benator by tbe Beeth Carolina Legis
lature, lie received every vete In the
Senate and all except one In the Heuse.
A NEW UUANU A It MX FUST.
Dill n. Sheridan test Ne. 103 Instituted at
Ltneeln-Twsnty UbarUr Members'
A. Urand Army pest waa Instituted at
lilnclen, Ephrata township, en Tuesdsy
evening. The Instituting oOleers were
Majer A. O. Relceuhl, Wm. D. Htautlerand
Utram Btamm, of Pest 81 ; J. A. Hollleger,
commander of Pest 405, and members of
Iiitllz Pest 517 and Kpbrata Pest Ne. 521.
The name of tbe new pest la Pell H.
Sheridan, Ne. 162, tbat number being as
signed by reason of the disbanding of tbe
pest of that number. Tbe oflleera el tbe
new pest am : Commander, D. K. Hayler ;
senior vice commander, M. R-mlg ; Junier
vlce-oemmnnder, Hamuel Bliigamau 1 chap
lain, R. VV. Bard; surgeon, Benjamin
WUBler ; quartermaster. A. B. Uelliniter :
adjutant, V. J. Freezer ; cCQcer of tbe day.
J. A. Btober; c Ulcer of tbe ftuard, Hamuel
uutnj sergeant mejer, W. W. welnbeld;
quartermaster serKxsnt, Jehn Hatxeker ;
Inside guard, Jeseph Meyer; outside guard,
D. Showers.
The new pest starts with twenty charter
members aud tbe membership, It la ex ex
peeted, will be largely Increased in the
near future
Tbe visitors from tbls elty were hand
somely entertained. After tbe institution
there was a oamp-llre in tbe large dining
room of the hotel. Speenhes were made by
a number of veterana, songs were sung,
stories told and a geed time generally was
bad.
What I'rstiecut Ueuiuera Says.
The sessions of tbe American Federation
et Laber were begun In St. Leuis en Tues
day, In his annual report, President
Oempers devoted considerable space te tbe
eight-hour working day. He auggestcd
thut they sbeuid enoeutage tbe formation
of elg-ht'heur leagues lu every elty aud
town throughout tbe country, and tbe trade
unlena and labor unions should be repre
sented In them,and concentrate their erlerts
uj en tbe elgbt-beur movement alene ; that
a day be set apart en wbleb mas mcu'.lngs
shall be bold tlmulUueeutly throughout
tbe entire ceuntiy for the ultcustlen el tte
subject. Respecting strikes he said : "Aa
a consistent opponent et striker, 1 de fit d
that tboaeorgaiilzttlonaof labor whlabbavn
beat provided theuiaelves with tbe meats
testiike havoeontlnualiy less occasion te
Indulge thorn." That portion of tbe ad
drets treating of tbe eight hour question
was referred te a commlttee te ascertain
whether the recommendations were fca
ible, and If ae te Uiid wej and means of
carrying thorn out.
U.-alllnz lb Nw Law,
Theodere A. Lamb, of Krlts James H.
Terrey, of Scranton, and Louts Rlebsrdr, tf
KtttuluK,memberaef tbe oemmiltee te dia't
tbe proposed new aet for tbe government
of tue 23amallorcltleaef the state for aub.
mission te tbe next leglilstur, are new
enuageu in mat work atiue tuice of Mr.
Richards. Judge Cummin, et Wllllima Wllllima
pert, chairman ; Henry W. Watsen, of
WUIIamapert; Hsmuel Watsen, et Alle
gheny City, aud Martin Carey, of OH City,
the remaining members of the oemmlttee,
Will be In attendance later In tbe week. Te
avoid constitutional dltllceltles, tbe new
bill will provide for but three clasaes of
cities In the state, as fixed by tbe act of
1871, and emit all piovlalens relating te tbe
asfwel districts. Upen the completion of
tba dratt tbe Intar-munioleal oenventlcn
Will be reoenvetjed at Harrlsbtirg te rceelyt
MKsaH (M taat4BftMa rfOrt,
HE BUILT A FIRE.
AND 1HEM tJLt BESIDE IT AMD A TUBE
te rasa tub niqut.
The Traa netna and rails Upen film-Ball.
readaia Dlteivcr and nslraaa Ulm Tha
. Man Dlsa Shortly Ariar tha Kcicaa The
Victim a Native el ehtsttr (Tenuly.
Oaoet tbe most peculiar acolden la heard
of In long time occurred Tuesday
night erearly thla morning, nearLeaman
Place and resulted In tbe death of a man.
Abent half past alx o'clock thla morning a
number of railroad employee were com
ing west. In a ustd of Klltn Ksbleman, at
a point between 300 and 400 yarda east et
Leaman Plaea, tbey found a man wbe bad
beenteirlbly Injured and was about dslnf,
An old tree, whleh had been burned
off near the ground, was lying
across his stomach. The man waa
nnoensolous and the rallroaders quickly
5 lcked blm up and took him te Leaman
'lace. About the time they arrived there
be breathed his last.
Tbe man was about 35 yeara of age and
worn a heavy sandy nioustaeho. On his
prien papers were found which showed
01m 10 ee tteer uurnam, 01 Baoseury vine,
Cbcs'er county. A man wbe aaw the dead
man bad known the deoeaaed and Identi
fied him. Uta pipers showed that Durham
had last worked at Ardmore ea a bridge
whleh la being erected there.
The place where the body was found Is
Just at tbe feet eta high railroad embank
ment, en tbe aenth aide et the railroad
track, where an old troe atoed. Tbe
deceased, who had probably been traveling
arennd In search of work, came te thla
place Tuesday night. Ai tbe weather
neetme quite oeld towards morning he
built tire te keep warm. He then lay
down under tbe tree te go te sleep.
The Are waa at the bottom of
tbe tree, and aa the weed was
old and dry tt secn Ignited. Tbe
tree gradually burned away and the
man continued te aleep unconscious of his
danger. Finally the tree tell, crushing tbe
man beneath It. He was se badly hurt
Internally that he was unable te get from
Under Iho trunk, where he waa obliged le
remain until tbe railroad men found him.
Hew long he was in that position no one
sf ems le knew. During the night Traok Traek
walker Isaie Trout law tbe man under
the tree i be bad then buttt tbe tire and Mr.
Trout thinks tbere were aeme ether men
with blm. Wbatbeoameot them no one
eeeina te knew,
Deputy Corener II. R. Rehrer Im
panelled a Jury and proceeded te held an
Inquest evor the remains of the decessed.
On Durham's peracn waa a geed silver
wateh wbleb waa running and keeping
oerxoct time when found.
AMENDING tiibsrnatk bill.
Mr. Vest Snoeceds In Keilnelns; tha Hely ou
Btcsl ilmina-Tns DUcomIeu About Tariff.
In tbe Senate en Tuesday afternoon. Mr,
Vest, referring te Mr. Hnerman'a speeah
en Monday, denied tbe assertion tbat tbe
late eleolleu bad aettlnd the question et
taria legislation. He (Mr. Vest) waa net
disheartened by tbat insult, It tbe sena
tor from Cole and bis party thought that
tbe eleotlen had Battled the tarlll question,
a greater mistake had never been made by
mortal man. The queatlen would laat aa
long as the country endured, because It In
volved fundamental difference) In
tbe oenstruottou et tbe ooustltu eoustltu oeustltu
tlon, aside from the policies of tbe
fovernment. If tba position of tbe
tepubliean party te-day waa the correct
one tbat of unlimited taxation for tbe pur
pose el protection the war would never
epase, because It was, In bis Judgment,
subversion of the principles of the govern
ment and et Ita autonomy, Unleash was
very much mistaken In the Amnrlem pee
ple, and had studied human nature In vain,
the result wa Just as suie, In the ceurae et
time, as tbat he steed In the Senate chamber
te day, but wbat be bad particularly wlahed
te say waa tbat, although the aenater from
Ohie might be right lu stating that tbe
eleotlen waa a triumph of the proteetlve
principle, he absolutely denied lu the most
empballe terma that It nettled the queatlen
as te the details of tbe bill.
The people had net meant te enderie tbe
Senate substitute. Tbe details were, as a
matter or course, lett te be adjusted after,
wards. Fer himself, he weulu exercise bis
right te crltlelseand te oppeso every single
prevision of the substitute, although It
should take op tbe balance of tbe session,
because, In his Judgment, the blgheii
duty ct every aenater was te acruttnlzs
every paragraph closely, and te discuss and
vote upon It Intelligently, A debate en
tbe metal schedule followed In tbe oeurse
of which. Mr. Vest, referring te the steel
trust, said tbat Oirneicte made ever
million dollars en 30.000 tone of be ama.
Thla waa disputed by Mr. Aldrleb, who
compared the oeat of American pig Iren at
(40 with Belgian at 120, Mr. Vest
quoted from a trade Journal te show that
American manufacturers Bent Ihelr pro
ducts te Canada te tbe amount of 30.000,000
a year, and were tbere able te com pete wltb
the produets et British manufacturers (pay.
leg the aame rates et duties), and bewked
wby, If they oeuld de tbat tuey needed such
enonneua protection at home. He would
be obliged te any senator wbe would ana wer
tbat simple question.
Mr. Uerman aald tbat one cent per pound
would be ample duty en steel beams and
criticised the avowed Intention or Repub
lican senators te vote solidly te keep tba
bill bb It Is. Mr. Allisen agreed wltb him
tbat tbe bill should be dlteussed In detail
en lis merlta and Bald tbere were dofeeta In
it, aeme rates being tee high and aeme tee
low aud be expected! aa a member of tbe
llnancs committee te amend It, Mr. Gor Ger
man was glad te hear tblf, but thought It
leftnoexenao for tbe aenater from Iowa
voting his party as a unit en every item aa
he has done for three days past. Wby does
he vete down every amendment ettered by
a Democrat, whether it be right or wrong,
and held out te us only tbe bope tbat hero here
alter tbe hnanca committee may offer
amendments covering tboaecaaeH?
A very long debate followed, In the
onuraeof wbicu Mr. Allisen ridiculed Mr,
Vest's statement of profits en steel beams,
Hiking wby, It It were true, competition
was net slatted in Missouri and ether slater,
Tbls queatlen waa answered by Mr,
Vusi'a recalling tbe case of tbe Vulcan iron
works In Mlaaeurl, which were closed
dewu some years age, and bad, be aald,
received 0,000 a year as a considera
tion for remaining idle. That, be
said, was tbe ordinary mode of
procedure of trusts and combinations.
He commented upon recent dyna
mite exploslenln a Chicago distil
lery, wbleb bad been charged upon
tbe whisky trust, and upon the oIesIok of
tbe Mentana copper mines, by order of tbe
copper syndicate-, throwing out of employ
ment, he said, 2,600 men in tbe middle of
winter, alie upon tbe sugar trust, and aald
thai these commercial devil Utbea were
eruahlng tbe life out of all legitimate trade
aud oemmeroe in tba United Stales. Tbe
Btuendment under dloualen was rejected
and Mr. Vtsl ettered another fixing the
rate en steel beams at eue eeut, Tbls waa
agrted te without a division.
Three Vrs for MUallDf reurTarksjs.
William Kbrlg, an old offender, stelo
four turkejs last Httarday night from
Charles Keebler at Neweurg, waa arrestid
In lesion en Tuesday morning ler tbe
etleuae, pleaded guilty In oeurt that even
ing, and wa tout te prison for tbrue years.
In faaatng sentence J udge Reoder said that
tbe enl v time the community was safe waa
when Khrlg waa In prison. He bas aerved
three yeara for outrage and ten yeara at
Cberry UUI for arson.
Tha Ntw fir Ordinance.
Tbe new ordinance, previdlnz for two
Broineu for eaeti company, wbe shall Bleep
in the oegino no 0 sea at nignt at an in
creased aalary, has been alicued by tbe
mayor, Jtbsa bewn agreed tbat It eball net
go Inte effect until after tbe beginning ej
tne ear,
Ha Wa Bsat lltglit Haek.
Kdwaid Lloyd was sent te Jail laat week
by Alderman Deen, for bslng drunk and
disorderly. He waa lieerated yesterday,
and atonee tilled himself te hla neck with
disorderly whisky. Constable Yslaley
eajHurea mm sua Aiasraum uerseey gave)
SMBW BtfSJ flMSk -Hr-V 4Wi f
TUB KIVEBAttD HAttPOIt FULL.
It Appmprlasta 11,000 830 Mr. Itandall
nkMCsrael tMiliaritlphlit.
WASttiNQTOX, Dje. 12 The river and
harbor bill ter the flical year 13S0 90, was
reported in the Heute te-day. It ap.
preprlatea tl, 000,85a The principal
appropriations ter harbors are t Bos Bes Bos
eon, 175.000 1 Csrm Ann. tO0 0CO: Vino Vine
yard Haven, 180,0001 Btitlate, N. Y,,
135,000; New "Yerk, IlOOOOOs Tonawanda,
fnO.OOOt Philadelphia, 1200,000; Dataware
Breakwater, KB.OOO; Baltlmnre, tflTnOCO;
Norfolk, f5O,O00; Charleston, 8. C, 2OO,OO0;
Wlngan Bay, 8. U, 1100,000; Onmlmr.
land H-innri, Oj., JO,000; Mnblln,
Ala, 8170,000; Ararzw Psm, t05 rO0;
UalvesteD, Tex,, WOO.OOO; Sanlne Pais
and Blue Ruck Bar, 1150,000 ; Clive.
lsnd, O , (05.000 1 Maumen lUv, O., 18) 000 ;
Mlehlsan City, led., fSO.fPO Chicago,
1100,000; Milwaukee", tfOCOO; Dututb,
50,0n0; Humboldt, Cal., tfJ.OOO; Oikland,
Cal., 1100,600;. Cerns ltv, Ore., G0,0(0 ; Ya
qnlna Bay, Ore, 100,0(0
The principal appropriations for rlvera
are 1 Harlem river, N. Y., I50,000
Kaat river and Hell Gates f 175,000 ;
Delaware river, from Treuten te its
mouth, 1175,000; Potemso FUl, H50.000;
James river. Va , 8135 000 ; Great Kenawba
river, W. Va, f 150.000; Ht, Jebnarlvnr,
Fia, $100,000; Black Warrior, Ala . Cire.OOO;
Red river, L. and Ark., 830,000; Uivmi
Plaquemlne, 8100.000; Arkausas rlrer, 33,
000; Cumberland river, above Naehvlile:
1130,000; Tannesss rlvnr, below Chstla Chstla Chstla
noegs, 8250 000; Kentneky river,
1100,000; Ohie rlvr, ;200,000 1 Full
of tbe Ohie, $125,00(11 llav Like
channel, Mleb., $170,000; SI. Clair shlpeanal,
$100,000; St. Mary's river, Mleh., at tbe
falls, 8600,000; '.Channel at Orosse Point,
$100,000; Fex rlver. Wis, $70 000;
Illinois river, $130,000; tbe Mltsts.
slppl rlver appropriation am dlvldml
aa fellows 1 Frem Minneapolis te II bh
Melnea Rapids, 8330,000 ! from Dps Mnlnxn
Rapids te the mouth et tbe Illinois, f 00,000,
from Illinois, rlver te the mouth of the
Ohie, $200,000; Iretn Cilre te bead at
passes, $1,000,000; survey et Mleslsslppl
river from linad of passes te break
waters, (50,000; harbor at Ulnkman,
Ky., 160,000; Ureenvlllp, Mlea, 875 000;
Vleksburtr. Mlsa, $75 000; New Orleaua
harbor, $75,000 ; reatlUeatinn nt mouth of
Red river, at Onaralaya, $100 000; the Mis.
senri river, 8000.000 j can a I alO'cnil,Orr.,
$160,000; mouth et Columbia river, Oregon,
$250,000; lower Willamette and Columbia
rlveiB, $00,000. '
Thinks Taber Will Net Succetd.
Washington, Dee. 12 Senater Teller
waa shown by a representative et the TJn lied
Press a statement publtsbed In two New
Yerk papers this morning, that he would
resign his aeat In tbe Hunate If Mr. Taber
should be eleeted te succeed Mr. rjewnn In
tbe Senate, Mr. Teller aald 1 "I did say
yesterday that If Mr. Taber should be
eleeted I would net be a candidate for
eleotlen when my form expired. I did net
say I would resign my seat In the Hunate.
But there la no mere chance et Mr. Tabet'a
coming te the Senate than there ta of your
coming. Mr. Wolcott will probably succeed
Mr. Baweu."
RliletRu's Nw I'eaimasttr.
Wabuinoten, Dee. 12 Tee president
te-day sent te the Senate a large number
of nominations, among tbem Walter C.
Newberry, postmaster at Chicago; Waller
L. Bragg, Alabama, te b (an lntr ntata
oemmercu oemmlsaloner ; O. P. Ilallam,
or Kentucky, te ba deputy Ural auditor
et tba treasury 1 It, 1. Fimnlng
te be postmaster, at Loek Haven.
Pa.; Lieut. Cel. U. II. Hedges, te bi
assistant quartermaster general United
State Barmy.
De Qlrra' Aitvle NatTaksp,
Londen, Dee. 12. The newspapers of
SI, Peieial'urg state that tbe government
against th advlee of M. de Olera', ferc'KO
minister, will eend an ultimatum te Per
sia, although tbe latter has mada the con
oatalena demanded by Russia, The iztr
bas net yet, however, given bla sanction
te tbe movement.
Ilia Haw In Marlen Alley,
Bridget Hagen bas ben pros cuted befere
Alderman Ualbteh for enininlttln an
assault and battery en Lydla Fex. Thrmn
arettie psrtlea living en Marlen alley,tiuted
In tbe Intblmoknekk nt Tuesday aa en
gaging In a ruw gruwlng out et Mrs.
Uagon'aJealeusy,sbobeUevIngberbusb4nd
was tee Intlmatu with Mrs, Fex. Ball waa
entered for a hearing. At the hour desig
nated for the hearlug Mrs. Fex appeared
and slated that ahe had no tie aire te prtra
tbn oise en account et Mrs. Uaxen's young
children. The alderman dismissed tbe
case.
Tex and fatty ltack Oar.
The Fex-Mitchell-K Drain iweple have
been put In a hole by Jebn L. Sullivan, tbe
champion. Seme time ego Fex seemed te
be aching te back Kllralu. Hlnce Sullivan
bas put up bis $5,000 at the Clipper ctH'.e,
tbe owner of theiVft'ce Qazctte iufusf-s te
put up a Mint en bis champion. Mitchell
went te New Yerk yesterday te make a
mateb, but forget te put up any money en
Kllraln. Kverybedy Is surprised at the
aotlen of Fex In this malter.alter beemed
ae auxteua te get a tight en between tbe
big men.
A Sailor CJets tTiraBleutns.
Oa Monday Charles UsydeD a young
sailor, waa put 011 trial In Lebanon en the
eharge et stealing twenty dollars from
Maud Harris, of that town, lu September
last. Alter tsklng the money Haydrn
came te Lineaater, where he cut a dh
until Officer Weaver arrcated htm, He
afterwards admitted te Miss Harris tlmt
he bad atelen the money. TiJury found
a verdlet of guilty and a sentence of live
mouths in prison wan given him,
raeeial el Taier Alyrts.
Clayten F. Myers arrived In town Iretn
New Yerk today, bringing with blm tbe
body of his brother Tayler, wbe died In u
hospital thore en Monday. Theb'dywas
taken freal the 2 o'clock train te tlm Lanet
tar eemntery, where tbe Interment was
made after survleea bad been bold In the
chapel,
m
Tba t-cdrstruu Uuuttst.
Tbe 75 hour pedestrian match at Reth.
weller'a hall oemmeooe at 8 o'clock thla
evening. The entiles ars Liwrence,
Bewers, Kauffinati and an unknown wbe
is said te ceme from Wllkeabarre. The
track bas been mada and it is similar te
tbose constructed bslere In this ball. It ia
et tan bark and saw dust and thirty-lour
laps will be required for a mile.
Kcoevorcd Ills Team.
A. O. HheatTer, liveryman, of Etlztbelh Etlztbelh
tewn, recovered tbe-team stolen from h'm
by Jehn Frledley eh Friday, at Peuuvlile
enTue-day, Frltdley bad aeld tbe tt-aiu te
Jacob Dinbui, and as seen as h get tLe
money he left the village. The poll
ollleera of neighboring towns faave Ken
notified te be (in tbe lockout for Fried ivy
and it is piobable thathe will brre'ted
la a dav or two. Frledly get au (Si check
and $10 in rsshfer tbe uatn, which iMtn
worth ever $200.
Tba llucnauau ilnlltf
Tbe Buehanan relief couiuiitteo held a
meeting last evening acd It waa reeted
te bear tbe appllottleoa of peer people f lie
stued Innted of enal for the winter, ntxt
week. All theae living south of Kaat Kit g
aud Weat King streets 'will beheirdtu
Tuesday alteruoen from 2 te 4 o'clock, at d
these living north of tbean streuta will ba
beard en Weduesday altorneou betviteu
the satae heurr.
llaiafwir Oeait.
Jebn Fisher was beard before Alderman
Den thla aftornenn en a oearuH of a
fatso proteese preferred by Jein A,
Sbnber. Tbe latter says tb.t Ki-Uur rb
talnrd $40 from him by atatiiig tba' he bad
shlpptd alotel rags te htm from Q i'iy
Vlllr. Theraga nuver cainn and tula suit
waa followed. Alderman Dee a held the
accused for trial at court,
A llorie Transsollen,
Geerge U. Albright through bl oeunsel,
Charles L Lsndle, te-day breUKbt a suit In
treepaia In tbe oeurt of common pleas
agalnat William Cllne. Tbe allegation la
that Cllne, aa tbe agent of Albright, sold
two horses sad failed te pay etm tba pre-
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The Tide Cernea In and Finally She and saiet'f
Vanllc Start Ferllaytl Ne Ntws Brevah- .
SVnm Tha T , n Ll.ll. t.a. t. M.aa.k l ' 1
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ship Olarabsl, Arrived la NSwTeilr,
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Bnoetct-TN, N. Y Dec. 12 Every
aratlen wan undo this morning te have I
Catena loave herbnrth nt in?sn. Thnultua '
were all at work etrly putting everytltMsf
ahlpshapr, Hteam was get up and the leal
thine te rome aboard warn Ihn -utmli-tlla
Iraps, Her fere and lualntenmasta wevw&
uemeu inoraerienvold aoelllalonwlthtkic .,
Broeklvn tirldtrp. Thn wltul Bra Mnmlmm'2?-
VOrV hard at tinnr. A hn..,l mt
rnnnrlArn atn.1 aiaHn,, !,, ,i.m ,. a.t.la - 'l
-p........ vu.. au.-.. (...Ill ,lin UlllQI SUipW ',,
filled the clock. KverythlnK was mada .','
ready, tbe signal waa glven te start, MdM'
Just an evervnne waa nrenarivf in vlvwr-?
a mighty cheer It was d hoevered jV'i:
"" "i" "wni-m-' Bitrn ana pcwij
bow were resting In tbe salt halfi
highly tonanleua mud which fnraai
me Douem or uew luy. A few lneffeotoatV lneffeetoatV lneffeoteatV
tutts were siven and thn It wm iImMH ai
wnlt for the rltlntr tlda At the tlmeef tesX '
attempted departure the tide was alsaertSJ "
ueaci. ffit
The Ynntlc. at thn nrdnannn .1n-lr ,hA f:
steum up and was prepared te fet.'y a
iew me uaiena. when the tide neally"'
made water enough te flet, the Qalena was
warpnd out Inte thoeanal with tbea-slataeesS
of the navy yard tngi. and Retting under"'
way steamed out Inte the river and hnartaA-1
for the sea, signalling the Yanlle te fellow &
,u tm wane, ,y
Contrary te oxpeofallon tbe atnamshlp'r-
Olnrahnl. of the Atlas linn, whlnh irnt IhIa'K
lier ilnck tbls mornlDg,:breufibtnonswg' -
from Uaytl. 'sJ
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Mtny Hours Around tbn Ittrqast neard,-
Sr. Leuis, Otc 12. Tbe banqeatj
tnudered by the labor orirsnfattlens of afc-
Tioulstetho vlilllng delrgatea lasted ';"?
u me sma-.i nnura 01 the mnrnlug, aasl -whnn.
at 0 o'elook thla mernlnir Prealti'
dent Oempers rannfd for erdnr. thn dsla. ;
gea though hravely at thMr pests etdntjr.V-
danteloqnnnceeflastnli.hthadnncaaltatadi
strong effort ea thnlr part te reach theUr,,'
ni-nn u imriv. Aimr tne tninntes Aaav, ?
t)eii adopted President rinmpsra .."
iniiiiiucu nt inn npeeiai enmtnittnn of IBS)
"eliihtheurdav" ; Jehn 8. IC'rehnnnr, tt.
Piilladelphla; .1, DIIloe, Plttsburc;; Hasryl?
jviiM.iiv.il, iidk ier ; rrariK K, U'OSten,,
Bnateu ; W. M. Martle, Pittsburg ; Alex.i
.fnlinsen. Htraltaville.
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Distributing of rioeamonts te the prep1 ;2
oeinmlttonn wan then undo and a rsaaas-iJt.J
taaen until i oeinok. te allow the OJmtnltjA:
tees te get at their work. sgY ;
aaata a. a V-
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Cjiieaqo, Dee, 12. The Times thkl'
morning saya thn strlke of the nwltehOMA
en tbn Chloige, Burliuirten & Qulney rati, rl
read bas liceu ttcelared off. Tae swlMlsi 1
men went out last spring at the boIIeMsk
uui in hid BiiKintii-rs ana new give up ;.;
Ilfhtss the engltieera havH refused lOBgasV'
i auKirb uiBin. i;nairman ivsvener,' ea-:
urn nnninrerv oeramutee, arrived iresst
tsau rrancire-i yeatrday. .-'fw"1
The eimiiutiue was together all day ml
did net take any rfflslsl aclien. It la aaf4
Mr. Havener will make energelle ctfetti
te netils the trlk. ' M,
Tolude, O, Dae. 12. Thn switchmen's "
strike Is probably nvar. At 10 o'elook tha S
BtrlkflIM In thn Prinnselvunl varila aul ,,'S
link til work, aci-entlnir tlm cnmnrnlaa '
ettered by the oempoy. It Is fxpct5'rSf
tllt ttlfl Rwttilhmnn rif nlhaf viid.lai wlll'aft flH
tbe same, , V'-'
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Attlcts Tnkxn Frem t-envlela. T?
Nasiivillh, Toen., Dee. 12 A nesTeh et.i
I ll ft l.nl l.l ef I III. n.l.nna,. In I1.hm.Ih m lum
of tbls city yesterday resulted In the flndil
ingot about 01 knives, 15 or 20 rsnrs. ei -.'
ruvelver and 3 repee. It Is believed by thai? j&
nuiiiiutiies iua. tneoenviots nau arranged lO'-'C
make a despsrate break for liberty en'eVj'V;
ttlKt Ihn Wfmiinnil Wril in lai Iimri In Kaaaa?.r f
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-l. vni.ina,u f:a.Sljat aI3 HUHUn WIIU UllKniT
Interfere. In ene of the cells were dlS'K
nftVMralfl a llrl(, at. larila. tt4 M.I.IIA Maai.Klr
used for making counterfeit money. PieeeaJI i
of bogus coin were taken from a convieV
ill Fid .1 la... num., I 1li.li, Uumav.I An.l.a?'
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aa.ii aiiaiiBi'LHii an iiiamiiai'iiiFinu ar.aa innnaai h T
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Hastines, Neb., Dec. 12. "Kid" NelseS A
liie iiriu uuiatiiuij ivuu akllleu lIUOBC
Itlnnmli lant A nellst wlilta vAalatlnr ..m., Jr' f
wan senleuced te Imprisonment for Ufa lakwt'r.-
night, the Jury rendering a verdict of v. 'l
murder lu the second deuree. NnNnn ta?i :
tbe 15 year-old boy wbe held seveu offlesn? '
at bay wniln no was in ambaau. Tnlrty?.
I1U1D T.C.V aa.QU . .IDIWIU ,l IUQ UKlS WUa 1 VTl
mil AttAnt. T,1 Ihll inAinflma ha altAlaa aaaai A'Jtl
etUcer'a hersa and esetped. Hs aaisp'.ed l;.l
the sentence with an air ct Indifference, M3
Tn ehku(b intHiui. A
CiilOAOO, Dea 13 A Trlbnna speelsi
from Wheeling, W. Va-, sys a mevemaBl'ft'gJ
has been begun In West Virginia te change ",
thenamoef the statu and tbe matter wllt,r
he hroeKht befere tbe oemlmr session et'".'.
tbe Legi-lature. tSf
Toe NVbeellng Intelligeneir this mnra-iW.-S
leir nuuiaQeirs iua, ivhukwui ua iiih iu.riraiftC7v'a
name ler tne oeuimonweaitn and itlvas-'H.
.Mnn. vAMAnu tnm .k.u .In, !.... .t.- . a d.,1
many roaten for the desired change.
UalAiaAtlUUUAi 4UIIUsAJ0U. 1. X CBiOT" jZt?
any a a Uurul tbiclcet near the loot of
If Jill M m niltllnllt In af i-m taiialaaM MMt,a,l a, Wa - A
ivmu tuuuuieiit au viitur ucuuiV '
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UeUetl Ktute Dsnuty Mritial Goedaoo.
11a left Ktizibetbtewn Noveu.berSO te e r y . Ax-!
'"'vib M'U4mu ak"'BH 'wwiiiaa4tsw
urw suuu nnf sttMln amn uHvt. Tt Hun hjiArt '
iturued that the next day be wa? killed, by r3
wbomtiyeiamysiery, ?.
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ffntiS fif ll Vuliillv limsnatsil ' C
S'ltasa w aw avssai,X' ws ua s ii lit Xa
MOCST rLEAHANT. TCXdS. U6C KA. "tfA
.tfainjl.h frnm flntia-vllln clvaiai Ihn mitllnatal Mfl
...b.'h.wM .av.ua -ww. .. a,. . ww ...w
et a terrlble tilalr that occurred there yea-i!
terday. At 4 o'clock yesterday morning;
the rnldtnce of Jebn It- King was burned, -w
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B11U iVIUK, .--1 ".IP PUH.I4HUimiMI Wlliaj IMlfl
burned te death. It was thought thattb", JM
lira was Inceudlary, and that tome of tbS) -A.
vletlun were mtirdeied. Tbe bedlea et ths'iTz
eight victims were takeu Irem tbe ru M'.ua3
and buried lu eue grave. The family
rejently came Irem Alabama,
Narrow Kteiuu or iicnttal I'atlftifa "'Zi
YeU.NQbTOWM, 0,Doe.l2. UHlxe'clCOa. -rS
iiiia muriiing n nre waa aiBCOvrrea iu eara. "j-l.
Dr. Meict'a large licBplial en 11 dxe av- Ji'tij
inue, ine paiteniM narrowly ecjptu wiut kVJI
llta.ll- Hl.,1 aa ( I. c w liu.l tn llal 1-alallll A.I In V-??H
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biiuj ikiiiru aim wbiu euiiJv.iru n riu-iit ;it
out lu the oent ler a lime. i.es biu.mkm $y$
luturauue tu.tw. uausxn ey natural gaas
28 Vr FurMllrue Bersis.
Tayleiivjllb, IIL, D.a 12.-Obsr;es T,
Heudsriien, veterinary aurgoeo, waa
acntunesd vesteruay w mriiiy-eiisu. jw jr,
.. .1 ...i In. tii.lil.ltl.i ehnlll flvlaa. j 0
in tuu IXJIliieniiarj mi ........ ...a.i.i., u..,- vi
nrfiftv berees with attlpburia sold and fy
nrn'eii oil during inn pregris of a political
lunetluK be.d hnrH Nevembrir 3. Ueudar- -J,
seu wude a O3ntflen In oeurt. "WiJ
a aiBist ..! Sj'
4M IIIWI maavsiwwu jy
ACBOKA, lis., U6'. l usnuawsay
nm.k. ai2Md4l.anbotcwtaplerut this city.
i,, neon indumi In UH-maoharKeef havlna; fi
eilmlmtlly a.sau.led 0 year-old dauahter t
nfMlS. JeaephliiaMi'Ivsge It laehtrijtea -v
...,..... ..'.. i..e.. I., urn hb!t of antlcier '.
cblldiealutubl(allTy. ,.
WXATUKIt IMMCAl'inM!,
ft Wasuieiuten, D, 0,, Dee 13. Keg
MKaatetn Pennsylvania aaa new jar ,f
aeyi Fair I colder t BOtUwsAilw
) wltatMi bfh e W WaAV. ., v-i4.
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