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VOLUME XXV-NO. Ill SIX PAGES.
LANCASTER, PA., SATUKDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1888.
SIX PAGESrraCE TWO CENTS.
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A BOLD BURGLARY,
TBIKVB9 BttaUK INTO TBB bTOOSB OT
JAOOlir. WABTBLIN MILLIUUTUXB.
My C-atry a Bate WfghtaaBalf a W sale
Ike Sardea ana Maw it open-Over
la Meaty iNirM-Tk aaatr
Great Kseltsmaat la the Tillage.
The people residing la the quiet Utile
town ef Mllleravltle were greatly exeMed
today ever a bdrglsry which cjeemrred
there some lima duriag Friday night, It
took ptaca at tbe residence el Jacob F.
Warfal, who la proprietor of the .eetaureat
In Union ball, and resides next deer. It
waa one of tbe cleverest Jeba et lta kind
Tar done In tble eiunty and tbsra la Utile
ueunt that the tbltTea were profesaleasls
nod knew exactly bow te operate. They
were amply paid ter their bard work by
securing geed anm of money.
When Mr. Warfel'a family retina laet
evening tbey looked the henae np aa araei
and the burglary waa net dltoevsred antll
0 o'clock thla met nine The key waa left
sticking In tbe lateh of the front deer ea
the Inside, last eTenlng, and tbe deer waa
looked. The thieves, with nlppera or by
aeme ether mesas, managed te tern the key
and afleeted an entrance wltbent breaking
anything. In the nertheaat comer of tbe din
leg room atoed a combination Merris d; Ire
land aat e, wbleh welgbed about 1,000 pound
Thla tbe thieves dragged ent en the poreb,
where lta mark a are plainly visible. They
then tumbled It en the ground back through
the yard and Inte tbe garden, te n point
about 75 yarda from the plaee where It bad
been. Although tbe ground waa frozen
bard tbe marka abew that the aafe waa
turned eyer and ever again until thla epet
waa reached. Tbe thlevee then turned It
ever en the aide, with the deer up. They
drilled a hole In tbe front deer juit beiew
tbe knob, which la need In turning the
bells. Powder or dynamite waa then
Inserted and tbe deer waa blown te pieces.
One et the large belle waa blown entirely
out ana tbe eife waa totally wrecked. After
the large deer bad been opened it waa an
easy matter te open the inside one. The
email wooden drawer were pried open and
from them tbe thieve atele 1565 in geld,
and about 150 in ether money belonging te
Mr. Warfel, and (43 belonging te Herman
.Leng, who la treasurer of tbe Lutheran
Sunday ichoel. Thla morning It CO waa
found in the sate and scattered around 'en
the ground about It. The burglars, It
sseems, wanted nothing but money,
aa s large number of papers that
were In tbe small .drawers, were left un
touched. Tbe tblevca first drilled a hole
In tbe top et the sale. After they had
gotten through tbe outside Iren and the
composition, they came te tbe Inside iron
and slopped. Altbengb tbe burglars ran
sacked tbe whole lower part of the house
and turned the furniture tepay turvy, they
took nothing.
There must have been three or four men
In tbe party, aa two could scarcely have
bandied such a heavy aafe in the meaner It
waa. In the parlor next tothereoaaln which
the aafe atoed there waa long strip erf carpet
leading from one deer te another. 1 be thieves
rolled this up and also took two Urge and
very flae cushions, wbleh were en the
lounges. Ot tbess they msds two enadlss
wbteb they placed under tbe aafe when It
waa blown In order te deaden the sound.
This morning these artlelea were found
under the sate and an overcoat belonging
te Mr. Warlel and aahawl of hla little daugh
ter were found, lying near. What time the
burglary waa committed no one seems te
knew. Mrs. Warfel beard s nelte about
2 o'clock and waa awakened. She lighted
the lamp and listened for the dega te bark,
but when ahe did net hear them ahe went
baek te bed and did net get up until
about 0 o'clock. The dega are usually
restless, but it la believed the Iblevea gave
them acmethlng In order te keep them
qulet Tenes Kockafellew, who Uvea la
tbe ball, beard a nolse like an explosion,
aa did ether persons, during the night, but
none of lham knew what It was.
Who tbe thlevea are la a mystery, but no
one wbn baa seen hew the J )b waa done can
have any doubt that they were experla In
their line. They bid probably made
tbemselvea well acquainted with tbe henae
belore tbey cracked It and knew exaetly
the habile el tbe family, where tbey eleep,
1x3. Thft mornleg tracks were found In
tbe garden where tbe men tumbled the
sate, but nothing could be learned
from them. Tbe only artlele left behind
by the thlevee waa a wooden dirt
atamper, wbleh tbey bad probably
atelen somewhere in the neighborhood
te uae in moving tbe esfe. It waa found
near the fence In front of the house. Thla
morning a great nnmber of people visited
Mr. Warfel'a house and looked at the
work of thetblevea -bteb, alt admitted, waa
well done. Mr. Warfel took tbe matter
very coolly aa hedeea net believe In crying
ever spilled milk, bnt hr la willing te give a
geed detective a f 100 .ill te find tUe burg,
lara,
UUILUltBN'S KVKNSONO AT Br. JAUK8-
A tI.Mnt Ketcrtalumint Followed ty a
Ill.tfloatleD eiailu.
Tbe children's evsnaeng, an annual
feature et holiday week of St. Jamea
EpUoepal parish, waa observed en Fxidey
evening. After tbe processional bymn,
" O Come, All Ye Faithful," waa aung, the
Lerd'a prayer web recited and the leisen of
tbe day read, alter wbleh the following
carols were dusk ' " King Out, 1e throb
bleg Stars of Night," "O Dark Waa tbe
Nlgut and Celd Blew tbe Wind," "Carel,
But With Gladness," "Silent Stara Were
Watching " and "Blessed Night, When
Betblebem'e Plain." Tbe recessional
bymn, " Urlgbteit and Beat of the Bene of
Morning," closed the exercises st ths
ohureh.
Tbe children were then marehed te Grant
ball, where a large Cbrlatmaa tree had been
erected. Alter a abort addrera by Ber. Dr.
Ynlgbr, Prof. Mone entertained tbe ohll ehll
ttren with a elelgbt-e'-naud performance
end the elcalngHtem of tbe pregramme fol
lowed, tbe distribution of gtfts, alter which
tbs children were dismissed.
Malvrd a liemluc.
' Jehn A. We.tenbergi ctiarged before
Aldermau Haibieti with assault and bat
tery and surety of the peiee by Frtzer
Bewman, bita waived a beating, tnl en.
tared ball for trial at the Ja.iuary term et
the quarter selens oenrL
m
Btrs.l CoBiuilulener'i rerglfct.
The city authorities laid anew gutter en
West Vine street aeveral weeks age. The
ruhDlsh and oldfaiaterlal have been lelt en
tbe street and the reslienta of that squire
have repeatedly notified the s'.iet.t oom eom oem
mlsaloner te remove the same, but thus
far without auccea.
Meant ttt Kbeckcd Oel.
The ceutrtt between Jee MeAullltr, tbe
cuamnten heavy. welcbt of tbe Psoifle
IT?', ar.d Jacksoe, tbe colored cbamptra
irem Alisirsiui, iiaunni wi wyuirBaiusi
of tbe (Jsllternla Athletic club en Friday
night. Twnlheuiaud peraeLa were pieaent.
It waa U o'clrek when the men entered the
ring. J.nksea wcu.
Meiuilffd wis knocked enlby Jaekaea
In the twenly.feurtb round.
m
zpniM of lb Cleanly.
The total expendl ures by as county tbs
past jsar wars 1191,29075, sgslast 2t2,217.-
aa, ss
IB 1167.
oesauwrapwuaas in becbt.
Bays Osaa Braea Bastes ec Waa Ba
assess ee as eaartea Jaaaary 1.
OeartssetM M eeteek thtsBeeratag te
hear argasseat of a law eases aa tks
Dseembet list' aat yet disposes at
District AMeraey Wesvst sailed las at at at
isatloMeftaseearttotksbad eaadaat ef
sesm at the aarOelpsats la tks Bakar
robbery, cm wkeaa aeateaes was aasaeadad
te give them eaopenrtwaltyteraferm. Ha
rsJsrrad te WetsJ, Chandler; Bitasr, who
hers beam arrested let. Iatasayi sad, la
Hedman, wke figured la aa unprovoked
assealtoaabey ea Christmas Day. .Tks
court ssld that ss Wstall, Obaadler
and Bltaer wars undsf'.bell for
their apasarsnes at tks Jaauary ses
sions tbey would have te bs la court
that Ubm i sad ss te Hehaaaa, ths eeart
directed that an attaeemsai bs Istued, rs
tarnabls ea Jaanary IB. . Hekmaa la la
FkUadalpble, sad his erase! said he
would have hla bars at that tisae. ,
Ths district stterasy aaggsstsd ths asad
isg of tbsaa beya te ts reformatory
seaoel st Huntingdon, bat tks eeart did
aet glva say Udloalleaa as te what punlak
aasBt weald bs gives ths boys.
la ths cans of eoaaateawsallh vs. Jacob
ehmldt, false prstsass, ths rale for a asw
trial was made abaelate, attsr which tbe
district stterasy entered a net pre, ths
costs having been paid.
Tns court granted a charter te ths Union
high soheol, Oelerain township.
William K. Beltav, Bphrata, was sp
pointed guardian of tbs miner children of
David Mebler and of Ellas Demmyer.
Tbe license et Christian Uffleaaan, Martle
township, waa transferred te Horatio I
DunkeL
An issue waa granted te determine ths
amount of damages auaialned by Jamat
Blaek by reason of ths opening et Clay
atrial ibrengh his tied.
Court adjourned until Saturday, January
10, at 10 o'clock.
TBB BBOOMO MCStOSLB.
Anetlier Brjetabla BatarMlnmaat by the T.
M. V. A. ea rrktar Kvaaiag.
The pleasant hall of the Yeung Men's
Christian association bad lta aeatlng
eaplclty tested laat evening, it being the
occasion of tbs ee oetid or ths course of
mualeatee, consisting of saered aeleollena.
Ths nnmbers en the pregramme were all
well rendered, eapealally tbs soles of Mis.
Van Keatran and Mlsa Margaret Ballaell.
The following waa the pregramme : Open
leg oherua, from Pilgrim Fathers,"
club : duett, " Jeaua Lever of My
Seul, " Messrs. Oibeen and Feweli ;
aoprane aole, "Deme unto Me," Mr.
Frances Van Neatran ; chetaa, "Nearer te
Thee," club; quartette, "Aa Pants tbs
Hsrf," Mlsa A. D.Qenderfer, H. W. Gibsen,
Miss M. Ballc)I, Jehn S. Martin ; aole
obllgate and chorus, "Beck of Ages," clnb ;
contralto aole, "But that la All," Miaa M.
Bailee!!; quartette, "Far Away," Messrs.
Hnyder, Powell, Lemaa and Martin j aelc,
"Ob When Bhell 1 bs VtM," Mra. Franets
Van Neatran; tenor aole, "Banetua
Bplntna," H. W. Gibsen ; male cheree,
"Oh may I then," dub. r ,
Tns next of tbe course will as gtye ent
January 25lb, when war aenga will bs aung
with appropriate costumes, camp acenee,
ate.
Helly, cedar and lanrel deck ths balls
snd parlors, wbleh present quite a pretty
appearance.
A meeting for yenng men will be held In
the bsll en Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o'elook. An Intereitlng and Important let
ter from tbe general secretary, W. B. Speeee,
will be read In oenneotlon with thla service.
Tbs Ladle' auxiliary of tbe association
will meet In tbe building en Monday alter,
neon st S o'elook.
Hew Diphtheria Mr e. Cured.
PlIILADKLl'IIIA, Dec. 28. EDITORS N-
tkmiebnckr: Having read of tce preva
lence of diphtheria in Lancaster and adjoin
ing counties, snd hoping tbe following
remedy may be of benefit te msny et the
efllletedcces, I send It te you for publica publica
teon: Take pure glycerine and thicken It
with flour et sulphur (brimstone), sllr with
tbe finger, as It will mix well In no ether
way. Let tbe patient gargle well, clearing
tbe threat and mouth well eaeh time, then
awallew about one half teaapoentull of the
mixture. If tbe patient la tce weak te
gargle, till s tube or straw with tbe mixture
and blew It Inte the patleni'a threat. Be
earelui net te reveres tbe tube or straw,
always uae the earns end for the patient's
month.
Sliced onlene should be kept in tbe alck
room te be removed three times during tbe
twenty-four hours. As they are removed
they aheuld be burned st Otcc O. W. L.
Kal Kitata Withdrawn.
The executera of Henry IS. Louies,
deoeaaed, offered st public sale en Friday,
s traet of ens sere snd five percbee et land
In Upper Leaoeck township, en wbleh are
erected two etene bulldlnga known aa
Leman'a Bine works, and two aerea and 117
perehss of land in Manbelm township.
Beth properties were withdrawn for want
of eufflelent bids,
Six aerea sad fartyperabes et land en the
Lancaster and Columbia turnpike, belong
Ing te tbe estate of Jehn A. ArneU,
ware withdraw en Friday evening by
Auctioneer Haines.
Geed Tamp ar Kal.rulnmtnt.
A pleasant literary and aoolalenteitiln aeolalenteitiln aoelalenteitiln
ment waa given by Lancaster Ledge, Ne.
01, Independent Order, Geed Templars, at
their ball en Friday evening. Tbe pro pre
gramme waa aa fellows : Mnsle by ledge
quartette, W. (. Hean, Gee. E. Wlsner,
Mies Leu Myers, Miaa Marian Kendlg ;
recitations by Samuel Mnngallsed Mlra
Mary Kauffmsn, snd readings by H. O.
Steele. After the literary part of tbe pro pre
gramme was gene tbreugh wltb, eeclal fes
tivities were Indulged in ler a few hours.
Ka'guU at rjtblss OBlcsrs.
The following effleers were elected by
Inland City Ledge, Ne, 88, Knlghtc of
Pythias, at their meeting en Friday nlgbt :
Chancellor Ccmmander, H. L. Simen ;
vlee chancellor, H. M. McCetnaey ; prelute,
Harry KitUerj master-at-arms, W. F.
Oobe; Inside guards, D. M. GJed ; out
side guard, Bart Megulre ; trustee, Daniel
Sing Tbeae effleers will be Insulted en
next Friday evening.
Kv.aleg Seelabl at aUrlttta
An evening arciable held at Central ball,
Marietta, waa attended by a large number
of acclety people of thle city, Columbia, MU
Jey, Yerk snd Marietta. The committee
of arrangement wers Dr. J. P. Llbhart,
Kdwln Musselman, Cbarlea Spangler,
Brles Curran, Jamea B. Nagle, Henry P.
Muaaelman ana Kdwln Sleecy. Tayler'a
orehaalra furnished the mnsla Tbesoelable
waa ths meat aureesalul eyer given In
Central ball.
A flctara la Wiiv.e Hllk.
A colored view of the International e x
blbltlen st Glugew, S:etland, woven In
purs silk by Toemaa S.eveuu, may be
seen st tbe store el Samuel O.arke. It la s
curious plees et work and well done.
ABMh.r ChrUtaaa Set vie st St. St.pb.D'..
At St. Stephen's Lutheran church en
Sunday evening the ascoed Christmas ear ear
vlee will be held. The exercises will be
principally musical.
Donatio la Uw Baap fend.
Cbarlea Wlaasrdcr, baker, baa deastsd
MlMvascbrasi tetMswaahaass,
I NOT DISMAYED BY DEFEAT.
raairr RaroRMBBsHeu) Astaar
iNa ut aoaieN ivbiesv Biear.
Aaanat Barqast ettha MauachaaatM Laaaae.
tVatter aVaas rrasMaai Otsvalaas suaew "
lag Bl BsWaragaatsat ta Kara Bat-Utag-araal
earHsta aaS raitektM Bay.
Tbs annual banquet of ths Maasschtuetts
Tariff ileferm Lesgne, whUh took place la
Bosten at tbs Hetel Vendems ea Friday
STsalag, proved ens of lbs meat brilliant
political gatherings of ths season. Tbe
principal t ueet et the evening waa United
States Secretary et tbs Treasury Fatrebild.
Among ths etbsrs wers PresMeat Eliet, et
Harvard ( Colonel T. W. Hlgglnsoe, Hen.
P. A. Cellins, Hen. Jehn F. Andrew, Hen.
Henry L. Pieres, Rebert Blaks, Hea.
Geerge & Hale. O. R. Oedmsn, Hen. Lee.
petd Moras, Jesse Metealf. M. T. Sisvena,
OnagrsMman Burnett, W. B. Blca and
Wan. Endloett. Hea. W. E. Rassall
prsslded. Refsirlng te ths election, be ssld
thers ws a mlafertuns In the defeat of
President Cleveland, s brave snd beneet
man wbe refused te catch at votes when
hla country's geed was at stake.
Three cheers wers given for President
Cleveland. President Clsvslana's loiter
waa then read. It was aa follews:
ExxecTtva Mansion, Washington, D.
C Dea 24 Mesara. Sherman, Hear snd
ethers, committee Gentlemen: I am ex
ceedingly sorry that I cannot bs preeent st
ma annual a inner or aaaMBcnaaeiis Tana
Beform League, en the 28th Icat. Thla la
net merely a formal and common expres
sien of regret, it truly Indlcalea hew much
I aheuld enjoy meeting the members of
your League, ana hew glad I aheuld bs te
express in person my appreciation et their
Important services In a cause te wbleh 1
am earnestly attached, and te acknowledge
st the aame time their frequent snd en
couraging manlfeatatlena of personal friend
llneas. 1 knew, tee, that It would be
profitable snd ad vantagoene te be, even for
s brief period, within tbs Inspiring Is flu
snee of tbe atmosphere aurreundlng
pat riot le and unselfish men banded together
in tbe Interests et their fellow oenntrymen,
and devoted te the work of tariff reform.
This rsferm sppeara te me te bs ss far
reaching in Its purposes ss ths deatiny of
our oenutry snd sa bread In its beneficence
ss ths welters of enr entire people. It la
because the efforts of Its advocate are net
discredited by any sordid metlvs tbst they
are able, boldly and confidently, te attack
ine .atrongneiua or aeinsnneas ana greed.
Our Institutions were constructed In purity
of purpose and leve for humanity. Their
operation la ad j usted te the touch of national
virtue snd patriotism, snd their results,
under ancb guldanee,muat be the prosperity
sod bapplnes a of our people ; and ee long
sa tbe advecatca of tarlS reform appreciate
the aentlmente in which our Inatilutlena
had their origin ; ee long aa they appre
hend the forces which alone can fculde
their operation ; se long aa they, in s spirit
et true patriotism are oenoentrsted te the
eervloeef tbeir country, temporary defeat
brings no dtscenrsgement It bnt proves
the stubbernnecn of tbe forces of combined
selfishness, snd dlsoleaes bow far the peo
ple have been led sstrsy, snd bow great la
tbe necessity of redoubled effort In their
behalf. Te lese faith In tbe Intelligence et
tbs people la a surrender snd an abandon
mentet tbeetrueglr. Te arouse their In
telligence and free It from daiknesa snd
dslnslen glvea assurance of speed v and
complete vlotery. In the track of
rererm are often found tbe dead
hopes of plenisrs and the despair of
these wbe fall In tbe mxceb. But there
will be nolther despair nor dead bepes in
ths path of tariff reforms; nor aball lis
pleneera fall te reaeli the helgbte. Helding
faat tbelr faith snd rtjeetlcg every alluring
overture and every deceptive compromise
wblnb would betray tbelr sacred trust, tbey
themselves aball regain snd reaters ths
patrimony of their countrymen, freed from
tbs treapata et grasping encroachment, and
safely eecured y tbe genius of American
Juslloe and equality. Yeuis very truly,
GnevEit Cleveland
Tbe applause en the reading of tks letter
having abated, Prealdent Cleveland's
health wsa drunk ataudlng. Anether
three obeera wsa given and Mr. Russell
then Introduced S-eietary Falreblld aa a
repreaentatlre of the administration.
8EORETARY FAIKCHILD's SPEKCH.
Seeretsry Falrchlld aald :
Tbe election bsa by no meana deolded tbe
queatlen of tarlfi and tarltl reform. The
atrugglu ha only begun and the end Is net
yet, the reoerd of the late eanvaas bringing
no dlsoeursgemont te our cause, bnt, en tbe
oentrary,blKh hopes for the f uture. It abewa
ua that wherever Intellect was aroused,
thought Invoked and txt-trienceappealed te
we made great gains ; that we lest only la
these plsces where the mind waa domi
nated by passion, where partisanship snd
tbs 'blind prejudices of raoe and aeo aee aeo
tlen overcaine benevolence and love for
s whole oeunti y. It la true tbe Wrlfl should
be settled snd forever removed from tbe
demsln of politics, for it net only disturbs
business, but, Infinitely worse, It prevents
tbe simple purpose of universal benlficonee
for wbleh alone our government ia fitted.
It converts our legislative halla Inte aeenes
of barter between conflicting Interests,
where wrangles ever meana le enable men
te get mere and still mere money from our
eitlzsna become the chief character et tbe
peeple'a representatives, ltdegradeabua
ineaa, and'nlten makea snoeess therein tbe
prlzsef dishonor, Itearrupta tbe people.
But hew can this question be aettled 7
There are two kinda of se-called protec' pretec'
Ive tarltl: tbe one eld-fasblnned. new
nearly obte'ete, that of Henry Clay, some
times called the promotion of lntsnt Indus.
tries, the underlyln k principle of wbleh was.
If I rightly understand It, that there were
certain important Industries wblcb, If sus
tained by tbe premise of an assured market
in thla country, would In s short lltne te te te
oeme ae established that they could glve
tbelr products te our people sa cheaply aa
they could be bought anywhere le tbe
world. Tcee'hcr, tne modern protective
tariff, the tarltl whteb was embodied In the
platform of tbe psrty successful In tbelste
election, baa for lta foundation tbe principle
tbat It la beat for the American people te
buy and use certain arllelVa, or, In tbe lan
guage of the late Republican platform, arti
cles wbleh can hi produeed le this country,
only when thus prudnced or manufactured,
cost what they may, and that te the pro
motion of this una all the powctaeitbo
Federal government aheuld be Invoked.
Tne atateinent of the principles of thla
protective tarltl shows It can be settled : It
could even be embodied In the comtltu cemtltu
tlcn ; we have but te provide that no aril aril
elea which can be produced or made lu this
country shall be Imi-erted or that tbey
aball be subjeet te duty of say, 1,000 per
cent, ea vaierert', tin weuia some ine
queatlen and remove It from politics, Tula
aottlemont, however, can only be bad after
tbe principle involved hta been held naked
before tbe people, has been fully considered
and discutseri by thetu and approved by an
overwhelming majority. 1bl qnetllen has
net yet bten ae prrseiitwt te tbe people and
the blsmu for Its tion.preser.tiuent resta
With these buMceta mtn aud tnanuleelurea
who were ae active In the late canvass, and
wbe will new cemrWIn tbat jour agitation
tenda te dUturb tbat which tut their In
terest ought te be settled.
Fer tim future we are told that the med
ern tariff Idea Is popular In some of the
Betthern states, and that tbe party wblcb
advoeatealt will seen be strengthened by
tbelr support Tney can only be gained
for it by presenting it cletrly and fairly te
the peeple et there statcc Tbey can't be
wen by picturing te tbe people el the North
the daugera which tbey tie le fear from
old men wbe ceased te be rebel brigadiers
before many of the premnt voters were
born. If, however, any el these statue can
be gained for that eatue niter argument
fairly made, It must ba remembered that
roan j e Northern niau and msnya Northern
stale must be released for broader, freer,
thought and tbat the ezehange thus made
may aavanugetne great cause wuicn we
ca:t our own.
HrXAKKR CARLlM.K'ii LETTER.
A letter waa read from Speaker Carlisle,
wbe waa unable te be prtaent. After ex
preaalng hla regrets tbe letter said:
Under tbe clrcumuncea all 1 can 1 de la
te aend you tbe aaturance et my warmeat
aympathy wltb every effort that can be
aaadetesdvsncathe people's ciuae lathe
struggls bow going ea between tbs friends
of ladusuisl Irssaesa sad tbs bensfinlsrles
at ladaSttW sUvsry. This sttsggts baa
JaateeaiBisBccd la tMaeeaatryead taeas
wbe dslads themselves wltb tbs hops tbst
It will bs sbandeasd before tbs trlamph
at right ever wrong, are simply augment
ing ths wslght of ths blew tbat wUl Inavt
tsbly tall upon them la the taint. This is
aet a threat, but a friendly warning. Ths
history et sit movements for necessary
social or political reforms shows tbat thsy
grew mers radical by opposition sad delay
aad It would bs wise and patrtetfc upon the
part et enr oppeasnts te recegnise ths In
avltabls sad accede te rssseasbls demands
aew rather than bs forced te accept harder
terms hsreetter.
Be far the ssatlment In favor of a reduo redue reduo
Bea et tsxstlea snd removal el commercial
restrictions has been conservative, snd If It
doss net continue te be se ths responsibility
will rest solely en these who unreasonably
eppcselt. Tney slens can step tbs salta salta
teon or confine It within ressonsblsgreunds
by proper eoneesalon te the dsmsnds et tba
people. The result of the contest In wblcb
ws are engsged I net in the lssstdeubtful,
aad unlets tbs evlla of wbleh ws complain
ars removed, which sesms aet at all
probable, tbs saltatien should go right en
with Increased vigor snd feres until ths
publle Judgment sad eanselenes refuse
longer te Justify or oendoaa tbsm.
Nothing has yet occurred te wesksa
enr faith in tbe Juslles et our causa
or te abate enr confidence la its ultimate
suoeeas. A alngle defeat,even If It bad been
sustained en the rest merits of ths contro
versy, ought net te d leceurags us. Ne J uat
eauae la lest su long ss It hu a alnsle earnest
advocate among tre people. Mers than
live snd a bait millions et Intelligent snd
patriotic Amerlcses bavs attested their
fidelity te ths causa el revenue reform
under circumstances well oaleulated te teat
the alneerliy of their opinion, sad tbey will
neither desert Its standard nor make peace
with tbe enemy until at lesat aubatantlal
Justice la done.
Representative Flteh, of New Yerk, ia
bis sddress said that Prealdent Cleveland's
message had voiced the principles held by
msny lending Republicans, snd be speks
from thla atandpeint.
COMPLETED THEIR LAI1UH3.
The Intsr-Manlelpal uonventlea ranker
Jinuud the BUI.
After two daja and half a night ths Inter
municipal convention concluded lie con cen con
alderatlen of the bill proposed te bs ettered
ss a suballtnts for ths set of 1887, snd sd sd
Jeurnsd en Friday evening. Thers wsrs
several amendments adopted, snd two or
three additional aubjeeta incorporated, bat
there were no mstetulchsnges. One of tbe
meat important amendments waa tbat taken
from tbs msyer te appoint ths eblef snd
ssaiatsnt engineers et tbe firs department,
while tbs lsitr is a voluntserergsnlsitlon.
If, however, theee officers are paid any
salsrtea tbe power of appointing them la
veated In tbe mayor. Anether clause which
waa adopted snd which means a great deal
te the Barbar, Asphalt and ether paving
computlea which began work under tbe aet
of 1887, waa that prnvldlnga method for oel
Iceilngthesraessmen s ler that Improvement
which were undertaken under tbe set of
1887. There waa also a change mads In the
seotlen relating te the repressnlatlen In
oeunolla. Eaeh watd 1 given two members
In common onunell, one member In eelect
council and two mtmbeia of select oeunoll
st large, with prevision of tbe enlargement
of representation In the amaller cities
Other amendments were these: Provid
ing that tbe city controller aball eertlty hie
approval et all contracts previous te tbe
aame Uklng effect ; giving tbe cities the
right te take snd appropriate private prop
erty for purposes of publle parka ; making
cities responsible for damage for vaca
tion et streets, and giving the right of ap
peal te oemmlttee of oeunoll from tne
assessments msde by ths beard of city as
sessors. In tbe constitution of tbe beard
of besltb two of .'he five memnere ars re
quired te be pbvslelans or net less tbsn
two yean.' professional experience, Inatesd
of five v ears, sa prescribed by tba set of
1887. The meaaure wai referred baek te
tbe committee whiah prepared it te in.
corporate the amendmenta and put tbe bill
In abapeforsnbrelialon te the Legislature
st the earliest possible date.
DIBCOVKHY Or AN OLD UW.
allowances ter Beldlera Who Vf era Impris
oned or en Farloegh.
Prlvate D ilzsll, of Ohie, In a communi
cation te s friend lu Pittsburg, a few daya
age, made a statement tbat la net generally
known. It la te the elleet that there la a
lawef Congress allowing soldiers who were
captured and Imprisoned while In the line
of duty, or tbelr ropreeentattvea, twenty
eight cents a day while ae confined. By
tbe eame law soldiers en furlough were en.
titled te twenty-five eenta a day and five
centa a mile for transportation te and from
tbe army. Widows snd orphans of sol
diers, Included In either or both of
tbose claiaea are entitled te thla money,
wblcb, ou sn average, amounts of 35 for
eaeh pensioner in America, The whole
amount thus dun te soldiers or their repre
sentatives la $14,000,000. In hla communi
cation Mr. Dilzell save be made the die die die
oevery et tba existence et such s law by
soeldent. He wrote te. Washington for his
money and get It without queatlen. Hvcry
ether soldier or bis representatives can de
this. Uesaya: This li my NeWY cat's
gift te the Union soldlers et Amerles. Ths
statement waa ahewn te s prominent at
torney In Pittsburg familiar with ths pen
slenlsw who said be bad Just made tbe
samedleoevery. Very few knowet the ex
lstence et auen a law.
Aaiault.d aa Old Lady.
Deputy Constable J. K. Uames, qt Rising
Sun, Md., IsteThmaJay night brought te
the Blkten Jail Stephen Farrell, 30 year a
old. who (schemed with havlnir assaulted
Mra. Rutb Ann Ksgland, a respectable
wiuew, resiuing in uccu county, near tne
Maryland and Pennsylvania line. The
lady, who la C5 ytara old, waa ahecklngly
treated. When alie rescUed a neighbor'
beuse blecd was flowing from bur meutb
and nose, and riuautitlm of hair bad been
pulled from her head. Farrell was arreated
ou auiplclen, and nlterwarda Identified aa
the BBfallant. He Is an Irishman, wte baa
recently been einplnjed aa a blacksmith in
Cbbater county, Pa., near Klrk'a bridge.
Farrell asserts hla Innocence.
Miinle Tragcdj Mads Ittal.
Tiiere wai a terrible ending en Thursday
nlitht te the CerlBtmas festival at Auatln, a
village Hbnut llltnen mllm leutb of Harrl
annvllle, Ma Tiih Hibbitb. echeal gave a
Chrlstuiaitroeonterlalnmentaidtheyoung
poeplogavuadrauiBtlopcrformangbto wind
up the evenlCK-
During tbe oeume el tbe performance tbe
heavy vlllalu dies bv hla own hsnd. The
part waa taken by Walter Webb, a well. to te to
de young (armor, nud when he made the
auppetcd fatsl blew he ttlppcd and fell
forward, the kr lle plorclet; his heart and
hedltd Instantly.
((moral e( flew vicikf.
Tiie Reet plow work, of Mt Je v. which
were lecently told te the Meuntvllle Manu
facturing company, lire being removed te
Meuntvllle te day. When the works were
running in Mt. Jey seveutj.five men were
employed. At Meuntvllle tbey wilt be
oend usted en a larfcurtcale. The removal
of the wnrfca will lwi urrat gain te Mount
vllle, but u 1041 te Mt. Jey.
Heath el Mra. Uaere Ur.nner,
Mrs. Ilrenner, wife el Geerge Brenner, a
well known tobacco sampler, residing at
Ne. 805 Maner street, died tbla morning of
pneumonia. She bsJ only bean sink since
Christmas Decutid wai about 40 year cf
age and a slater of Councilman Keuben
Bttrlzdeld, of the Third ward. She leaves
tbreu chlldr6u, all of whom are grown.
Drain or a l'uuug Mae,
Frank Hurst, son cf Albert V. Hurst, en
everaacr In one el the oetmn mills, died at
bis father's borne, Ja 437 Seuth Queen
street, this morning. Deceaaed wave IS
yeara of age and attended the boy a' big b
scnoei, irem wnicunuwouiuusvegraauatea
next huuimer. He waa a member of the
high school orchestra and a man wltb many
friends. Fer aeversl years be bait been
employed at different times bySchrcyer,
the florist.
Lawter McHanea Was Ret Rllltd.
A letter received by his family, in Read Read
leg, lietn Francis P. MeManus, tbe young
Fiuladelpbls lawyer, denlea tbs report tbat
he bsd been shot while cm a hunting
txpsdltieB la Colerado,
A SECRET DRAWER.
WHAT IT TKI.U Or B04IRBSS AND SO
CIAL tine in tbis ettr.
A Baadla at Ota rasera aad Ball lavilatlaaa
Trial Waa reaaa la a Writing Da.
Mel OtSttphta Otter d aad Otter.
Bosatletatesllrg Hallea.
Mrs. Ellatbetb Michael, a well-known
old lady of one of our eldest families, gave
hsr grandson, Mr. Frank Hewell, a Christ
mas present et rare valus in the old writing
deak that baa been in the family for msny
generations. While tumaglng tbreugh this
antlqus plees of furniture Mr. Hewell dis
covered a secret drawer, wherein bsd Ista
forgotten for many a year a bnndls of cards
aad papers that wenld bring J.y te tba
heart of a local antlquarlsa. There ars
three bank notes, printed ea thla gray
psper, snd mueh amaller than our bills.
Ons le a five-dollar bill, besattlully en
graved, snd reading ss fellows t
I ptemhs te pay five dollars en demand
at ray banking beuse in Seuth Third street,
te J. Rees, or bearer,
Philadelphia, 31, Nev. 1820
Ne. 676 HTKru. A, GiRAnn.
Q Hinmdh, cashier.
The signatures, number snd date, snd
the name J. Bea are written, ths name of
tbe great morehant and philanthropist
being very clear and well penned. Ths
note would prei'ably be paid vary promptly
by the Ulrard trustees, but It ia doubtless
worth mere than its fsee value aim ply as a
cariesity.
There Is a note reading ss follew:
Ths president, directors snd oem nan v of
ths Mechanics bank in tbe elty el New Yerk
premise te pay te U, Clay, or bona', tae
dollars en demand.
Ne, 2,1100.
New Yerk, July 21st, J8.I5
M. bLinatx, Prca,
W. Flair, Cashier.
Anether note similarly drswn is of tbe
Farmeis bank of Maryland te Mr. Ham
mend, .president, who olae algna 11 under the
date or April ltt, 1818.
There la a ticket of tbe Grand Lettery of
tbe elate of Maryland, "odd and even ays
tern secured by letters patent undrr tbs
sesl of the United States," 1820. There Is a
certificate that Jae-ib Leng, Junier, paid
3,000 for nlxty shsres of stock subscribed
ss part of the additional capital of tbs Far
mers bank of Lancaster In 181f,Ham'l Clen
denln, esahler, And there la another of
January, 1810, for payment of f230 for ths
first Installment of stock In tbe sams bank.
The signature et F. Graeffla found en tba
back et tbla paper.
A eard with an ornamental border of
leatea of laurel pressed in lis surfaoe snd a
pink line traeed en tbe outer edge, In water
colors, ba the following :
WASHINGTON HlHTUNlaUT
BALL.
Tbe oempeny of
-flfilJ MicAael
I requested te a ball en tbe 22 J Instant, at
William Cooper's aaaembly room. Feb.
1810, Managerai Dr. A. Carpenter, O.
Hambrlght, N, Llgbtner, C. Carpenter, Jr.,
J. Frey, Jr., Dr. S, du Freanc
Anether card for tba aame night is sa
Invitation te s ball " st tbs Lancaster court
beuse," with tbe following managers :
William Montgomery, Daniel Carpenter,
Andrew Begga,Samuel Humes, Jr., Jeseph
Hubley, Ueury SUIppen. There srs four
teen of these cards, of various quaint styles
snd forma, but all headed "Birth Night
Ball." In 1818 "Mra. Mlobael's company
li requeated te a ball st Mr. Cooper's Leng
Roem en Monday, vtbe 123.1 Inst, le oom eom oem
memorato the birth et Gen. Washington."
Man agera s Adam Relgart, Jamea Buebanan,
Jehn Reynolds, DauIcI Carpenter, Jeseph
Hubley, Jaoeb Bienner. In 1810 ths man
agera were Adam Relgart, Samuel Uumeti
Jr., Geerge B. Perter, Multea C. Rogers
In 1820, J. Roynelda, J. Slaymaker, U.
Klohells, T. R. Davis, B. Ckampneya, J.
Cloud, Jr. In 1821, W. Jonkler, J. Key
nelda, G. B. Perter, J. F. Sleuiuiau, Jr., M.
C. Rogera, S. Humea, Jr., T. K. Davie, J.
L. Atlee.
In 1822 it la announced that tbe ball "will
be given st Mr. Cooper's Inn" snd tbeae
are the managera : J. Reynolds, G. B.
Perter, B. Champneys, S. Humes, Jun., F,
D. Hubley, P. W. Relgart.
In 182& the mauagets were Gee. Lenla
Mayer, Kdward Celeman, B. Champneys,
Geerge W. Jacobs, Jehn B. Mayer, Adam
Relgart, Jehn Reynold, Rebert Moder,
well, Rebert M. Barr, Talbot Martin.
In 1827 there were two "Birth Nlgbt
Balls." These were the managers of tbe
oie st Mr. Cooper's assembly roem:
Samuel Dale, William Jenkins, Gee. B.
Perter, F. D. Hubley, Samuel Humes,
Henry Brenner, Patterson Andrews,
Kdward 11. UrleD. (The ether ball was st
Elchel's'e saasmbly room. Managers: H.
Keffer, J. Longenecker, G, ,Beckel, D.
Brown, IA. B. Ksuflman, G. Hambrlght,
J. U. Caseel. In lb'28 besides Adam snd
Jehn Relgart and Measrr. Jenkins, Pertsr,
Msyer snd Humes there are In the Hat C,
Usger, B U. Brlen, S. a Boude snd B.
MederwelL
lu 1830 there was a military blrthnlgbt
ball wltb the following managera: Mer
Humes; Captalua Miller, Ring wait, Ciller,
Lengeuecker, and Downey; Adjutant
Brsnner; Llentenant MeLane.sa, He'gu',
Maxwell, Ferduey; Surgeon Slierer ana
Sergeants Brenner aud Brian.
In 1131 baaldea name eften repealed en
tbe ether cards we find these el Win. B.
Fabnestoek, Chrlstlau IUebman, Thcs. K.
Franklin, Samuel Bailie, Jehn P. Myera.
luldii the Hat is Francis K. Shunk,
James Rurniidi', A. O. Uieater, G. H.
Bergbsus, Cuarlea C. Rawe, A. Boyd
Hamilton, Rebert T. Stewart, Jehn R.
Decnell, Jainta Geedman, James Find lay,
Franklin Vai.nu!, David S. Heaaluger,
There are In addition te the Invitations
for "blrth-nlght," alx carda of auclent
date for ether balls. Oae Is for s ball held
en February lllli, 1810, "at the bouaeef
Mr, Jaoeb Rlugwalt, luukeeper, New Hei.
land." Mauagera: Rebert Brown, Isaac
Oarpsnter, Ueury M. Laudls, Jehn Rel
garr, DavU Wallace, Gee. B. Hamilton.
lu 1820 there was a ball en October 201 b, at
Cooper'-, "lu honor el tbe governor
elect," aud In 1823 "Saint Patrick's Nlgbt'.'
was celebrated by a ball. A ytiry haudaeme
card, eruajieutud with elaoerato prestel
dealgus, but without tbe year, has besides
nanus repeated en tbe ether, tbose of
lleu. A. L Hajei. Hen. Kills Lewis, Dr.
S. Humes, R. R. U.-yau, J. Mathlet, 1. B.
Helater, J C. Usger, James Kvana snd
Jamea li. Line Anether, of mere ancient
s(pearoet, UasHimubl D. Orrlek, Jehn R.
Montgomery, Edward Cjleuiau and Cyrus
S. Jacobs.
Iliiad llellr In a llcdgs Fence.
Before the reat roller reached It bead,
quarters at McOratin'a park yesterday, it
waa iuu by mlst&ke into tbu beds fence
slung tbe New Helland turnpike beyond
the Park heuae. The accident happened st
1 o'clock and tbe roller wai net gotten out
until kliir 4 o'clock.
rellaraand llujtra Urtaulia,
A tobacco a iclalleu haa been formed in
Leulavllle under the narun of tbe "Tobacco
Beard Couaeltdatlon," It includea both
buyera and aeilera, and will completely
control tbe market, aa It has In lta member
ablp every warehouse and nearly srsry
buyer et Importance. Tbs plan of govera gevera
BMat has aet set bsea ueelaed npeti.
WELVB PBOriRTlBa BOLD.
Tbe IfeerlaT Disposes tr Them st tbs Osan
Hesse ThJe Afteraesaj
Sheriff Burkhelder sold the fellewlag
properties at tbe eeart bones tbla sftsrnoeat
Oaa and a fourth seres of land la Faltea
township, with imprevsmsnts ceaaletiBg et
a two-story trams boese, as tba property et
Kdward Psttea, te Wm. B, Jacksen,for 136.
The following prrpertles et Tayler K.
Balr:
Ne. 1, A tract et 32 acres ef land la Bail
township, en which are sreeted a two story
frsms dwslllsg boese, bank ban sad etbsr
Improvements, te Andrew K. Welter for
11,300, subject le a mortgage of 1 1,300.
Ne. 2. A traet of 22 sores of Isad la tbe
same township, without Improvements, te
A. a Haasler for 1109, subject te a dower
et4W.
A tract of 2 sens of lead, la West Lata
pstsr township, ea which Is erected a grist
mill, dwelling beuse, stable aad ether lav
previmeats, as tba property of C. W. Blnk
isy, te Henry Havetatlck, for 18,000.
A let et ground la thsvlllsgs of Mount
villa, with a frontage et 40 test, aad a depth
of 200 rest, ea wblcb are a two story frame
dwelling henae aad trams stable, as tba
property of Henry M. Fralteb, te Frank
D. White, for 18,450.
A traet pf 10 seres et Isad la Bart town
ship, wltb a ens aad a ball story leg benss
and frame stable, as tbe property of Jeba
Harrison, te Geerge Whltsen, for 70.
A let of ground treating 96 feet ea Msr.
kst street, Marians, sad extending tndspth
200 feet, ea wbleh la erected a Ursa story
brlek beass ; ss ths property of Alaxaadsr
Lindsay, te J. C. Klump, for 12,810.
A traet of 7 scree of land In Upper Lesceck
township;' as property of A. W. Melllngar,
te Mlsa Anns Rush, ter 1850.
Ten seres et Isad la Sallabury tewasblp,
ea wbleh are a trams beuss and tobacco
abed, as tbe properly of Hiram Piatt, wltb
notion te Jehn B. Mslene, assignee, le
Jaoeb Keby for Wee,
A tract of GO acres snd 140 perches of land
In Conestoga township, ea wblcb are a two
story hotel building, stone-bank barn ana
etbsr outbuildings, as tbe property of Urisa
Warfsi, derendsat, and Barbsrs k. wsthi,
tsrre tenant, te Fred Hagle for 11,041.
traet of 12 sersa of Isad la Providence
township, ea wbleb are a leg beuse aad
tobacco shed, as the property of Chies
Wilsen and Stephen Wilsen, te Jeba
Hlldebrsad for 25, subject te a 1220
mortgage.
A tract of 5 sores of Isad la Upper Lea
oeck township, en wbleb is srsetad a tae
story frame beuse, as the properly of Theo Theo
eore U. Btauller, te B. Frank Ksblemsa
for 11,100.
Ixlcnalen of tne Cornwall Kallread.
from the Lebanon Time.
B. S. Nett, etq , superintendent of ths
Cernwsll railroad, en Wednesday took
Messrs, W. K. Randelph, O, & Lemen and
Kd. Kinney, civil engineers, evsr ths Cera
wsll railroad, Tt - visit wss one of obser
vation from Mt. Hepe aenthwsrd, wltb a
vlsw te sa sxtsnalen of tbe read la tbe di
rection of Lineaater.
Yesterday morning Mesara. Randelph,
Lemen and Kinney, seoempsnlsd by
Messrs. J. G. Bumes and O. Dawsen Glon Glen
Ingsr, of the engineer corps, wsnt te Mb
Hepe, and from thers stsrled out ea tba
formation of a routs toward a Laaeaater.
Tbsy Bisda Uttls prcgress, as tba rain la
tsrfsred, but wiu oeatlaua tbe work
until completed. It Is expected that
a number et lines will be survsysd from
Ml. Hepe southward before a final routs
will beeetabllabed. It ts the Intention of
tbe Cernwsll rsllresd company te for sa -a
connection with tbe Pennsylvania railroad
at Lancaster,
The Elder Oheaed by ths Paster.
It h been learned that at a meeting of
the officers of tbe Christian obureb, In
Columbus, Ohie, laat Wednesday evening,
the treublee that have srleen because of tbe
bsd reports oenosrnlng tbelr nswpsster,
Rev. Frederlek Bell, culminated In a per per
aenal encounter between tbe pastor snd
Elder Fllsn. Fllnn urged tbe dismissal of
ths psater, snd ssld bs bsd Istlsrs la bis
Ewkst proving bios a 11 rat. class fraud,
ev. Bell, wild wltb rsge, leaped upon the
elder, snd, bearing him dewa between tbe
Kws, choked blm until bs wss black In the
w. They were separated, and tbs meet
ing adjourned In confusion.
Ths Contract la Valid a Banned.
Ths directors snd Messrs, Miller & Bsld
win, proposed contractors et tbs Desr Creak
t Sutquebsnna rsllresd, wsrs la consulta
tion In Bslalr, Md., en Thursday. The
contractors verbally sgrssd te thsdtreetera'
prepositions te accept tbslr stock subscrip
tion te tbs nsw read, about 160,000, te begin
work In January and complete tbe sams
by Ooteber next, standard gauge, A meet
ing of stockholders bsa been called for Jaa
nary 8 te autherise a mertgags ea tbe new
read. Tbe Messrs. MeCab were la Belslr
In tbe Interests of sub-oeatrsetors, and tbe
Indications are that tbsy will bs asked te
de tbe 'ajerk. Tbe beard will mast saabs
Thursday next.
Oread A' my Metea,
Wm. Carey, of Safe Harber, a member ei
Ce. U, 89th regiment, Pennsylvania volun
teers, has received through Chaplain Leen
ard, et Peet 405, su order of admission te
tbs Soldier's Heme ct Kris, Tranaportstlea
from Lancaster te Kris accompanies tba
order.
On Wednesday svenlng tbe newly elected
ciUeers of Pest 40S, O. A. B., will be In
stalled by Department Commander Colonel
Frank J. Magee.
Tbe meeting et Geerge H. Themas Pest,
Ne. 84, G. A. R-, en Friday evening wsa
very largely attended. Alter tbe routine
business bad been transacted there wss a
camp-fire at wblcb bean soup was served.
Depsrtment Commander Frank J. Magee,
of Wrlgbtavllle, wsa preaent snd delivered
sn sddreas. Speeches were slae made by
Comrade Strlne, or Philadelphia; Comrade
Maitlne, of Brooklyn, N. Y and a number
of tbe membere of Peat 84, A pleasant
evening was spent.
Tbe afwnnerclier Entertainment,
The Lancaster Mnunerober has a great
surprise In view for Its members en Mon
day next. The society le noted for its
ability te bring novelties before Its sudt
encc The pregramme for this entertain
ment is divided into three psrtr, Tbe
first Is rendered by children only. Tbe
pregrsmme consists of choruses aaeg by
ever fifty children, duetts, lustrumsatal
soles snd duetts of piano snd violin. Ths
Tbe second part Is, "Last Cbanes of tbe
Ladles' Leap Year." The third iwrt will
open at 12 o'clock by tbe president's New
Year's greeting and grand " ulk march" te
be participated lu by all the members.
rj,rr Hie Majer.
The msyer had only four cases te dispose
of tbtt morning. Twe were drunks, work
ing men, who came te town te purchase
clothes, but Instead epent I heir money ter
whisky, sod tbs remaining two wsre
lcdjteir. Allweredleebarged,
stntoek Hla Msigbber lur a Barglsr,
Cincinnati, Dec. 29. Themas Ha; man,
a prominent citizen of Dayton, Ky., sbet
and killed ble neighbor, William Murdoch
stsn early hour tbla morning mistaking
blm for s burglar. Haymsn waa arreated.
He travela for a St. Leula drug beuse,
Murdoek declared before expiring that be
was en hla own premisee when ahet,
wsmbsK ineiOAr leres.
PWsaaivafOB, D. U, Dee 20. Fer
Keatera Pseasylvsals : Fair, allgbUy
solder, followed by BtaUeaary teas,
parstaie, THiaiaM wlada.
AN ATROCIOUS CRIMB.
A LITILB HOT CBOrrBO TO
BBaDreBD, EKOLAWBt
Ms Lege. Areas aad ka-e severed I
Maaakat asms. sWaaanaaailfai BBaSaBsaa aTVaskB sWBSkaMet-,
sin a ibwsj SBsaaswa BBaBBaaaa sa awsss aASrazw asaaasaWBWS'' :
aastssraaadteAaOalBassl A assaVff;
Si
it '
Lomren, Dee. 29. The
oevery et a young boy's dead aad gel
body wsa made at Bradford thtai
snd the tewa le wild with szetsassa
fearing that "Jack, the Kipper" m afi"
imitators ei b bavemade thsUafssnBaaawl
hers, $;
The body was teaad la aa aalbiBWaaat
wss tbst of a boy nssasd Jeba OtU, saaal
eight years. Tbe hey whea last asaa attvw ?
was eliding ea tba tea with a aasabat f
oewpsaloBs. Tata saeraag W) wsa faatasi
saardsred. His lsgs aad araas was)
roeghly chopped cfl sad tied le Ihah "r,-
Tha aara warn est nff aaa ahaaa aaaMti t j H
stab wounds la tha ebtet, Tha hmtltf
entrails were tera eat aad Jay em If;
!' aieaar tmw uuaj wans wan wiBSB ,
laareagh oeverlng aad auaf la last am'
house, ,
Ths sssteat sxeltsasat aravaBav aaaav
esneving test "Jack tba Kipper" aaa asMd
hla advent la Bradford. The saMtef.hais..
ever, held tbe tbeery that the asw wa;r
committed by a gsag ef draaaea lad):
waesa salads were laftaeaed by
the repetu et tbe Whtteeaapet tfagsdlsa
V.
aad wanted te imitate tha work at tad'i
Whlleehapel fiend. ' v; 'J
ItlssnppeeedtbatthSBiardsr waa asaH- M
mittsa bi soma aBtaaes nam she
Whsrs the body was found, aad thai aflat t .; ;
wards the body was carried tetheeaataaasa,;
Nesrrsata have vst faesa - -
dsteetlvss have been asat dewa freaa Leb.':!
den. f
Later news from Bradford saye that ". -milkman
hss been arreatsd ea ssaslea'e ,
saving eeaamHtea uie aaaraer. xava aay- m
used setasuaasa te Beeesspaay aha
faaaeabIS reaads aad tha arlsaaa
the first te nwegalss tba aUUMea Iwdy ag
the lad. " - jm:r
It is aew certain tbat the body tJeTbIsssb
la the outhouse where II waa fbaad b
twsea the hears of tear aad asrea bbbI
morning. ' ,1$
A.eif note, irse. , a twmetmmmwmm
tremKslgblsy, Yerkahlre, that U'wMrt
bly muuisttd body of a young bay M
feand Ibis morning at Kllwleb, a vtUeaa
aear mere. Tbe rumors lacks
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uu rar aiasssueat .H
Mqwtbbat,, Dee. 29 A Loadea SBretel-.
eabUgram aaya the- JP&U limit Qmati tV
algbt publishes sasppesl te the BilMabaaw
arnmeat from Key. Mr, Darby, a MaaaweflB);
mlslatsr at Beens Bsy, NswIeaasHaad, tat
proteetleB of British sabjsew em sag
Frsneh shore from Freaeh ewpraaisea. Mm,
ssys ue people are betas
desperation sad he warns tha
that there te danger of bloedsasd aad
dsr unless British tights are
This appeal, together with tha
la the Preach Beasts, baa dlrested
te the peaslbls acute stage sjfjag
dispute, The Freaeh geyarameal, ti jstea.
plying with the blita)reemplaktseisBeB
msrohaatSLaSBew sssklsgte MnmMm
isaa te eg' te aapates tha
lobster faoterlea ea tha rraaeh
OptatOBta expressed that tha
hardly likely te ba sstisaaetertly BiBtsal
wbllsNswlosBdlsBdrsmslMssesasdfrm,
Ik. HamUImm j
W.W VVWUUUH I.
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L.glllaas Made M Kaatatsses. v
Nxw Yerk, Dee. 29 -News la twewajbtv .
from Hsytl by the stesmsr Frtaa MaarMs,'
waien sirivea nsrs ibm meratag. The
steamer left Pert su Prises, Deeembe
aa ii
.r
Bvsrytblag was qnist there whoa tba
Neurits cleared. Tbe United States
ti
vsssels Galsns aad Yantlc were still thet V
at was tbe stsimsr Hsytlea BAaaMIs,
tbe cause of all the uaptssBaWsassw, 5
Capt Hbuter, of tbe Maartts, faythar
states tbst LvglUme was bwagaralad prss
wiMBiiwi yuaai' ewu cwtaeaaBsy wmnmw
days before be tailed. Tbe United fstasas ?
war vessels wsrs la the bsrber at tba tlaae 4
aad tbe Hsytlsa Bspntdle
S&Qstl-
aad A.;
buoy ia ue harbor, i
bsld bstweea tba asw nasldaal
JBlrsl Luce ea beard tha ealsMsnat M stA
aaasrstoea inst Legtums maas be taaBa., .
aaeete the demsnd for tba Hsytlsa XJ
pablle's releaae, The Yaatle was sMaer;
ia we wasr narner, dbi boob get est.
Aiisasa is Bsve Basiea aesxeee.
Chioaqe, Dee. 20. A Mrml4
iiuiat aaaaa xiautiaaev, aayai vsaaraaB r:
tMmrlm MMMut nl tttm Bau.
meal sad FertUuttroempaay, agaat at V. J. 7
raueaax a ve.$ ue uBteage lara araa, aaa
a gensral breksr, doing baaiaesa at Ha, IM
CallfernU street, bsa dlsspseared. Ha left "
bis efflee last Friday afteraoea say tag a
wss going te Sacramento aad weald be
back Baterdey morning. Habsaae4beea
bssrd of since. Bis friends were alarased
at bis Bbssnee, bat sd ml tied yesterday thai
bs bsd tied but could aet say hew maah
bs bsd tsksa. Oenstsl rumor haa passed
his shortage at 190,000. Ha had beea la
business for 10 years, aad wai FaUbeah'a
only Baa Francisce ageat.
lerrlbl Espertssee el raisesgeia.
St. Jcbkpii, Ma, Dee. 20. At JOM
o'clock laat nlgbt a ear ea tbe electric meter
line was struck by a swlteb sngias et tba
Chicago, BL Paul Kanaaa City raUrtsaf,
st the crossing of Jabln aad KebMsas
streets, snd ths ear, with about 15 oeea eeea
pants, was thrown dewa aa embsaknaeat
about 85 feet high into Black Baake Broek.
Ths ear was badly damaged aad tha eeea
pants injursd, two of tbsm, William Kay
and wife, seriously. Tbs latter was ujared
psrbsps fatally.
Bad Every Kaa ArraaHS.
Omaha, Neb., Dee. 29. At a little Iowa
In the western part of tbs atataTharsday
algbt F. M. Cutler wss severely whipped
for besting his wife. Yesterday ha aauiH
the srrest of the entire mats pesnlailOB at
ths place. The prlseaers were takes at;
Greeley, where they wtu be tried.
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varvaar iwua a. gm
Babbissubq, Dea 29. Jehn O. Xapa, ,
ens et ths beat known tarsasra of Cambse.,
Isnd euunty and a resldsnt ef aear 5
Mechsnlcaburg, wss found dsad aear hhi"
borne this morning wltb a ballet hew ta
bis head, It la believed he anmrnhle
suicide. He wsssged sbest 48 years, aasl
leave a widow and children. ,
A Big Vaawaet,
MiDDLaTewje, Pf Dae. . Tha
Mtddiotewn ear works have reeatvsd
contract te build 600 large gondolas with a
capacity of 60,000 peaada eaeh tec sM
PhlldlphiaaaiBgraiinjaB, -iagaia
emna ars bslna mads te rsauaae work wish -t.
. h.A nt 21S man. aad tha ararka will MB
m .w-w . .
lull banded and last tut su
AasUlaas laaaasd.
Bxleradb, Dea 9. Last BlgbtaaaSe)
paraded tbe sUeeU et tste sHy, Baatly
causing a riot- Tbey eeaassed the whadawa
el the Austrian coesBlats, sheattag "Deam?
with Ausuis." Thsy thea psessaasJI a
las raaiaaaasa Of Baaay AaaWlBB OssanWaV,
aadhike la their Wsadeaa, asa1Bltetrsal
tasaaaagaaraa.wats tM ,
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