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VOLUME XXV- NO. 116.
LANCASTER, PA., ERTOAy. JANUARY 4, 1859,
PRICE TWO CENT&'j
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TWO TEACHERS RESIGN.
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MOBOUL BOtBDTHCMDAT BVBMtKO.
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CtMIrtgll.ltlllWliWBHB
ad gaaab aBsetei fiat IB alt,
Tti January meeting of tbe Lm Beater
etty aoheol beard wm held ea Tharaday
evening in common oeunoll chamber with
tba following membera present: Mean.
Belsalus, Brenemae, Breslus, Brewa,
Coehraa, Darmstetter, Ebermen, Erlemau,
Evaas, Grlest, Hartman, Hegeasr, Kanta,
Levergood Llehty, Ltppeld, McDevltr, Mo Me Mo
Klllgelt, MeKllllps, Oehs, Owees, Feals,
Rene, Reynolds, Sebneder, Bobreyer,
Shirk, Warlel, White, WlekarabaB), Wohl Wehl
aaa, Wolf and McOermtek, preeldenU
The minutes of Deeember maatlng war
read and apprercd.
Mr. Kvanr, tt tba finaaea oemmUtce, re
ported tbe bill for aupplUa furnished
during tba put month, and en blc notion
tba treararer waa directed te pay tba aame.
Mr. Hartman, of tba property oemmlttee,
rapertad that tba Janitor of tba Rockland
atreat aoheol had been discharged for bad
coaduet and Thee. Brown appointed la hla
place. Tbe aotien of the oemmlttea waa en
dorsed by a unanlmena vote of tbe beard.
Mr. Oaba, of the night soeool oemmlttea,
repeita a falling off In the attendance at the
night aobeola the peat month. The enroll
ment at the boys aeboel waa 90, with an
average attendance of 50, and at the glrla
aoheol 43, with an average attendance of 89.
Tbe visiting committee of the several
district, through their chairman, reported
the aobeola In geed condition.
OITT SUPBRINTKNDBNT'S RKTORT.
Following lathe report of the elty super
intendent for Deeamber:
Laneastxb, Fa., Jan. 3, 1889
Teth$ Beard of Scheel Directer:
Gkntlkmbn Your elty superintendent
anbmlte the following report of the-puolle
aoheola ter the month of December :
Tbe whole number of puplla enrolled waa
278 In the high schools, 39-1 in tba grammar,
664 In tbe eeoendary, 60 in the ungraded,
939 la the Intermediate and 1 383 la the
primary, making a total of 3,093 In tbe day
aoheola, and adding 138 for tbe night
aobeola, the grand total waa 3,836
The aTerage attendance waa 267 In tbe
high aobeola, 340 In tbe grammar, 609 in
tbe eeoendary, 41 In the ungraded, 821 In
tbe Intermediate and 1,221 in the primary,
total 3,265, and adding 93 In the night
aoheola, tbe grand total waa 3,360.
Tbe arerage percentage of attendance
waa 83. Tba number of puplla never
absent waa 1,380. Tbe number of teaebera
preasnt at their meetings was 00. Tbe
following were absent : Messrs. Gates and
Livergood and Mlaaea M. Zag, L. O.
Marsbsll, B. B. Smith, M. K. Stabl, H. R.
Harklns, a O. Harkiaa and M. E. Sharp.
The number of vlalta made by tbe
elty auperlntendent was 107 i these made
by dlreoters nnmbared 119, aa fellows
U. N. Keynelda 27, Dr. M. W. Raub and
W. D. Stauffer each 10, Wm. MoOemaey 0,
R. ICSehnader, C Ltppeld and J.Oobaeaeh
7, J. I. Hartman 8, T.F. MoRlllgett 6, Hen.
J. B. Warfel, Dr. J. Levergood, Wm.
Woblaen each 4, H. A. Bobreyer 3, J. Mo Me
Killlps and W. B Shirk eaeb L
The teaebera of the Intermediate grade
oeuld make geed use of a map
of tbe world, and I therefore aak that a map
of tbe world en Meroater'a projection, suit
ably mounted, be placed In eaeh school of
this grade.
Fer the awommeiatlon of puplla who for
various geed reasons were unable te be
5 resent at tbe regular examination laat
une, and for aueh as can attend but a
abort time during tbe term, and who
therefore get entirely tee old te remain in
the Intermediate schools, aa well aa ter aueh
aa naturally require lets time toaeoompllah
What la required In this (trade, I held a
epeelal examination en tbe 27th and 28th of
Deeember. and after making prometlona
wherever there waa room in the eeoendary
aoheolr, 1 found tbat there were about
thirty pupils girls for whom there was
no room without overerowdlng the schools
and who were therefore net promoted. Tbe
number of primary aa well aa Intermediate
aaboele.waa recently considerably Increased
while tbat of tbe ascendary has been de
creased. There were 60 mere pupils In
arerage attendance in tbe aoheola of tbla
grade, for tbe month of Deeember this
year than one year age, and therefore, in
view of all these facts, I recommend that
an additional teaeher be placed in Mlaa
Huber'e room, oerner of Prince and (Jheat.
net streets, and that these puplla be aent
there.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
- ft K. Bubhblk.
Dr. Raub moved that the recommenda
tions of tbe elty auperlntendent be referred
te the proper committee, and the motion
wai adopted.
BXSION ATIONS AKD ELECTIONS.
Tbe resignation of Miss Hattle Curtis, a
teaeher In the Jamea atreet tchce', waa
presented and accepted and a vote of tbanka
tendered for her faithful discharge of all
duties.
Tbe resignation of Mies Mary K. Stabl,
a teacher of the Walnut atreet intermediate
aoheol, waa presented and the resignation
waa aoeepted.
Te till the vacancy oauaed by the resigna
tion of Miss Stabl, Miss Minnie Raub, a
teaeher In tbe primary .school In tbe aime
building, waa eleeted by acclamation.
This left two vacancies In tbe lower
grades, and the previsional teacbera eleeted
aeme time age were new elected regular
teaebera. They are Mlaaea Gertrude Hal Hal
baeh end Adeline Spindle r.
Te fill tbe vaoaney In the list of provis previs
ional teachers all the applicants en the
secretary's roll were pnt In nomination.
Mlaa Mary Kelmenanyder was eleeted first
previsional teaeher and Miss Annie O.
Sbaub second previsional teacher.
There being no further buslneaa the
beard adjourned.
KNItlBTS OF TUB QOLDKN EAULK.
Offlears of the Mlll.rssllle CMutie Are In-lUllttf-Laceut.r
Unlet) u Attend.
Last evening tbe officers of Mlllersvlile
Castle Ne. 147, Knights of the Gelden
Eagle, were installed at tbe hall of tbe
order. There waa quite a large crowd
preeent Ineludlng representative a of cast lea
46 and 292, of Laneiater. Tbe Inatalllng
offieera were: Grand pait chief, A. H.
Dslter; G. N. 0 , D. Limner; G.V.O., Jehn
M. Gieblnger; G. H. P., A. B. Greenawalt;
a K. of Ex., Jehn F. Miller ; G. M. of R ,
Geerge L. Eckert ; G. 8 , herald. D. Smith,
Jr.',; grand fJrat guard, F. G. Geerge ; grand
second guard, a. n. names.
Tbe officers Installed are : P. O, Jeseph
A. Plckel ; N. O, Jehn H. CAtnpbell ; V. O,
E. H. Melakey ; U. P, Jein H. Snyder J
M. of R., C. 8. Bberrlck ; K of Ex., D. B.
lierenltej O of Ex.. Oyrui Smith; V. U.,
Uriah Hess ; sir herald, B F, Melakey ; W.
&, H. G. Delgel; W. 0., W. J. Lebr;
aaqulre, H. I Martin; ensign, Jehns.
Iiofever ; F. G,, Aaren S. Dtlber ; S. Q., S,
H-Halmee.
Tbla castle wm organized Deeember 2,
1886. It bee 70 members and 1300 la the
treasury with a full regalia. Slnee the
organisatien there has net been a single
death, and but f 40 has been paid for sick
relief.
In rewu
D. G. Swsrtr, formerly el Lancaster but
new a resident of Chicago, la In town and
etepplng at tbe Stevens home,
B. B. Stlllwell, of Soranten, who la one of
the state flab commissioner, wm la town
laat evening and called ea Cemaa tasleaer
neia
ejevetae BttW, la ails
Governer Hill, af Raw Yerk, la hla aaee
aaga la the Legta)atare,tbaa speaks of Uw
nee er Meney la eleeUeaa :
"The aeeeealty of aeaaa ebeage la ear
eteetlea lawa, whereby the taereaalag ear.
raptlaa WkloklMbeeeaa.aaetdeatMoar
ateetloae may be prevealed, la laaperaUve.
IttaaeUevadUatlhareeeat presldea
Hal ataaUea wm tea aaoet corrupt of aay la
tba aletery of the eeuatry, ae far aa the
dlreet aaa af money- wm eoeeeraed la
Mleaaelag tba aieeaere, aad pubile aeatl
aeat fa aatarally awakened te the
deslrabUity of aeme relief.
The peculiar eaaeea which Induced tbla
Immeaaeoerruptleaareaapareat. It wm
adroitly proclaimed tbat the eueeeee of eae
of the greet political parUea would aadaa
Sr eertatn of the manufeeturlag later eeta of
a oenatry, wbleh had Ueretetere been
aoeoetomed te receive the festeriag aid of
the government at the expense of the
mssaee of tbe people ; and for tba avowed
object of protecting their basteeee, persona
aad oerpoiauoua latereeted la aeearlag a
eoaUauaaee of eueh tsvoraeaueed vast and
unusual sums of money te be meed for the
pur Dese of debaueblBg tbe eteotere sad de
lasting the party supposed te be lalmleal te
eueh fntareats.
Tba anxiety te aubaerve eelfUh aad
private ad vaatage rather than the general
Intereeta of tbe public naturally led te the
campaign being oeadoeted ea alleged
'butlnese prlnelplet, whereby It la aa
serted that eleotere were bought and eeld
like goeda and chattels in the open market.
It la claimed tbat at least f 100 000 were ex
pended la tbeTaentlethandTwentyreurth
congressional dlstrlet In tbla state In tba
effort made therein te elect oeagraramen
and te oeeure eleotere believed te be favor
able te the polley favoring private Intereeta.
" Se snoeeasful have been recent efferia
at corrupting tbe ballet box tbat geed
ellleeaa are led te deubfwhether the free and
unbiased sentiments of tbe people mey net
oenllnue te be nullified through oerruption
whenever and m eftea aa It apneara that
tbe lnteresw el tbe people oenfllot with
theee of interested monopolists, who,
twnflltnff ihftlr tnnfiAva. AMlntMil nnw
resisting all Interference with their eelnah
ana arrogant aemanae "
Fremont uele, the Republican speaker of
the New Yerk Heuse of R preMntatlree, la
Uklng the ehalr spoke m toilewa of elecuen
oerruption :
The develepmenU of the past twelve
months may have educated the people, but
they have net purified our politics. The
iMt Jjeglsleture met la tbe capltel with tba
sincere intention of reforming and correct
ing the twin giant evils of the time the
unrestricted sale of liquor and the unpun
ished debauehment of the ballet. It la un
necessary for ma te rehearse te you the
history of the struggle which followed, or
detail and condemn the causae whleh made
It vein.
"Since tbe adjournment of tbat legis
lature one of the mightiest of tbe bloodless
political contest of history bss engsged the
attention and energies of our people. What
hMlt demonstrated T What great fact bas
it developed ? Tbe issue has been Joined
m te whether tbe polltles of six millions of
people should be dominated by the power
of thirty thousand saloons, and the saloons
have wen. The question has been Mked
whether the capitalist or men engaged In
aeme particular traffic may raise untold
thousands of dellsrs for tbe purpose of buy
ing an election without the fear of punish
ment or tba blush of shame, and It bw
been answered In the affirmative.
" Never before In the history of our poll pell poll
teos, alnee our patriot fathers established
tbe Union and consecrated It te freedom,
hM money played ae Important, unblush
ing and corrupt a part In tbe election of
government officials. In many aeotleaaot
tbe aUle the people are becoming educated
te the naming only of sllluent men m
candidates for office.
"Instead of ability they seek for avail
ability. In place of a esptela with a strong
brain they crown the leeder with the long
puree. In lien of beneety, they tolerate
dishonesty. In a position that abeuld be
honored by some intelligent, clear-headed
and clean haaded representative of
American manhood, tbey are tee often el
lowed te put an unaorupuleua delegate of
political trickery and corporate greed.
11 Ne government, however stoutly estab
lished, however fondly cherished, can long
sustain tbe trial and atraln of conditions
like these. It wlllnotde for tbla Legislature
te take any hesitating or reactionary steps.
It mnst msreh lu line with the purest and
noblest Impulses of our rapidly moving
olvlllzitlen. Let us de our share towards
making tbe Legislature of 1889 memorable
and honorable In tbe annals of human
advancement. There la no dearth of op
portunity ; there aheuld be no lack of
Ineentlve."
OltlM Without Crista Uw.
Judge Hargest, elty solleltor of Harris
burfr, deea net believe the new inter-municipal
bill will be paMtd by tbeLeglalatureln
time te have tbe February eleotlens con
ducted under Us previsions. He says: The
supreme oeurt having said that tbe act of
1887 la unconstitutional, we ran't elect
common council under tbat act, and tbe
act of 1874 being declared unconatltutlenal
In a Readina case, we can't elect under tbat
act It fellows, then, tbat we are thrown
beck te the set ct 1868, whleh will require
ns te elect an entire new oemmon oeunoll-"
"Hew will aeleet oeunoll be affected T"
"Net at all. It will remain m It la, because
tbe members were eleeted under the act of
1881, whleh has never been attaeked."
The decision of the supreme oeurt In tbe
case of savage against the elty of Reading
la awaited with mueb Interest by polltlelsns
there, ss It will decide tbe question whether
there shall be an election mr mayor next
spring. Judge Ermentreut'e opinion, de
claring unoenstitutionsl that auction of the
municipal act fixing tbe term of the mayor
at tour years, was affirmed by tbe supreme
court, but new the latter court has ordered
areargument Repnblleanjawyera believe
that when the cies ahall come up for final
disposition tne ruling ei ine lower court
will be reversed, and that Mayer Kenney
wllloentlnuo te held hla office ler two
yean mera,
A nch-Soegbt Bacheler.
Lutber James, a rich and ecoentrle
bachelor of Ann Arber, Mich., died a abort
time age and willed a large fortune te bis
nephew, Geerge Baboeok, en condition that
the young man many within a year.
The wm wm pumisnei ana since men
Baboeok has been overwhelmed with tender
epistles from damsels who are dying te
marry him and hla money. Baboeck takea
the matter very coolly, leeks tbe ground
ever carefully and doesn't nropeaa te take
a wife until tbe last month. The young
man sometimes receives fifty te 100 pro
posals by mall In a single dey.
The Lutheran BxceuUrs Oemmltt HhIi,
The executive oemmlttee of tbe Lutheran
mlniaterlum of Pennsylvania held a meeting
in Reading en Thursday. Rev. F. P. May
Mr, of Lsncaster, attended. An appropria
tion el 1800 waa granted Muhlenberg college,
and previsions waa made for tbe auppert of
benefielarlM at tbat institution and tbe
theological semlnsry In Philadelphia. Ap
propriations were also made for home
missions. A resolution of reeoeet In retard
te tbe late Rev. Dr. B. M. Bcbmucker was
adopted.
sum the Coaety et fUrsa.
Bult bas been entered in Reading against
tbe county nf Berks by James W. M. New
Itn, esq ,a Philadelphia attorney, te recover
J,&93 39, oemmlaalons, for oellectlng from
tbe commonwealth a let of overpaid taxes.
The mlnutM of tbe county commissioners
sbew tbat Mr. Nawlln wm paid 1700 for
"services rendered before tbe state revenue
commissioners." The claim ler additional
compensation will be realtled.
Me Adams Ter the Et...
yrem the Lltltz Bocerd.
Lltltz Is rapidly being depleted of Its
young man. Want of employment drives
them elMwhere. Ne wonder, then, tbat
the Moravian oengregatloa contains nearly
thraa unmarried wemea te every unmar
ried man,
Bale Adjourns. ,
Laat nlgbt Joel L. Haines, auctioneer,
offered tbe Kepner property, Nea. 120, 122
and 121 North Water etmt, at public sale,
Tba sale wm adjearaed te Wedneaday
tvemlag, Jaauary Ml
TfM WW e BKMIBV tw
PATRICK EELLYS INJURIES.
Toaaae bv. ar iRtvaiATEO
bcia en fgmieir,
Tferewa Down aateap aaaaaakaaeataaa rar-
" aaeaMsr Brake aad Bis Beag errt
My BralMd-Tw Bayaaa PMger.
Oa Thursday tba iHTatneawcaa made
areferanoate the misfortune of Patrick
Kelly, of this city, who wm attacked by
an Infuriated bull near Robraratewa. It
aeeaaa that the affair le area mera Bartens
thaa wm at; Bret reported aad Mr. Kelly
wm badly hart. The Injured aaaa la eaa
ei tbe beet known drevara of this elty, aad
rcaMM at CbMtnat aad Bhlppea atreeta.
Oa Thursday afternoon ha alerted te th.
eeuntry with aeme cattle that ha bad eeld
te farmere near Rohrerstewa. Ameag
tbe animate wm a small red bull, which
wai te go te Christian Habecker, who Uvm
north of Rohreratewn. At the oreM reads
at Smith's hotel the eattla were Mparated.
Mr. KeUy alerted north wl'i the ball end
aent a boy, whole In hla employ, In another
dlreotlen with three ateera, Tbe seperatlea
from the ether animals teemed te drive the
bull mad, and be bad get. a but a abort die die
tanee above tbe reUlua mill when ha
began noting like a wild animal. Ha
ran Inte a field along the readalde, cf
wbleh la a quarry, at least twenty feet In
depth. Mr. Kelly attempted te drive tba
animal back te the read aad la the work
wm aMlated by two boys. The bull sud
denly made a dash at one of tbe boys and
tossed him Hide, injuring' him but
slightly. He then ran for the mo me
ond boy, who upon seeing hla gnat dan
ger, made for the fenee, which ha
aealed. The bull followed him and alto
jumped the fenee. The boy escaped by
running along tbe fenee wbleh he again
oressid. When tbe bull saw that ha oeuld
net catch b!m he Jumped back Inte the
field from whleh he had came. Ha mw Mr.
Kelly, who wm atandlng near the
quarry, and ran at him. The drover
tried te set away, but the bull
caught him with his borne, tossing
him In the air. Aa he came down tba
beMt again atruek him, knocking him
down tbe embankment, te tba bottom of
tbe quarry, where he lay. The bull
wm be enraged that he did net
atop, but also dashed ever the
embankment landing near, If net en
top of Mr. Kelly. What happened Imme
diately afterwards la net known, A num
ber of men, who were working In a elgar
ahep near by, mw tbe bull attack Mr. Kelly
'and ran te the quarry. When tbey arrived
Mr. Kelly wm lying apparently unoon uneon unoen
solous, at the bottom of the quarry. The
bull wm standing ever him with one feet
en his body, and wm trying te gore him
about the head with hla horns. In tbla
the animal wm unsuccessful, m In fall
lug Mr. Kelly landed with hla feee
In some bushes, which protected hla
head from the bnll'e attack. Aa toen
m the bull mw tbat ether people were about
he left Mr. Kelly and ran aoreM the quarry
tewarda them. He wm unable te get up
tbe bank, but atecd at the bottom
and tore up the earth with his
home. The people fled In terror,
thinking that tbe bnll mlgbtcrawl the bank.
When tbey returned tbey found the bnll
back at Mr. Kelly and trying te gore him.
About tbla time a man came en tbe acena
who had a geed Idea whleh he put In
operation. He procured a number of cat
tle, wbleh were In a field near by and
drove them te the quarry. When the bull
MWthem he-lert-Mr. Kelly and went te
associate with them.
Tbe crowd then gathered absut tbe
drover, who was still lying llkeadead man.
Hs waa found te be unoenacious, and wm
bleeding from tbe nose end mouth.
Hla fsee wm oevered with cute and
bruises. He vu carried te tbe
house of Jehn Belle, near by, and wm
afterwards removed te the hotel of Bankaen
Smith. Dr. Htngwalr, of the vlllage,and Dr.
Muhlenberg, of tbla elty, were summoned.
Tbey found the Injured man In a bad wsy.
He wm unoenioloueell nigbt and this morn
Ing had recovered but slightly. He wm then
able te reoegnlM aeme of bis relatives,
Who were With him, but wm delirious.
One bone In his shoulder la broken and ha
la terribly cut about the bead and feee. Hla
nose Is broken and hla body Is oevered with
bruises. It Is fesred that he also sustained
a severe concussion of the brain ; reaction
hM net yet aet In. Hla condition la aueh
that he cannot yet be brought te tbla elty.
Tbe bull wm placed In a field by himself
later in the afternoon. He again began te
act like mad and allowed no one te oeme
near him. There hfnew some talk of shoot sheet
ing him In the field.
.OM.Y A OEBBAX
la the Mams of Jala Km', oemtdy Drama
rrtat4 Last Night.
There wm a geed etted audience at the
opera house laat evening, when the attrac
tion was Jule Keen, tbe Duteh comedian,
In " Only a German." Tbe star is a gradu
ate of tbe variety stage, where he did his
speetaltlM for years, until hejfell inwlth
Buffalo Bill. He traveled several seasons
with the eoeut's ball ahew, playing the
Dutebman'a part. He wm afterwards with
the Wild West, ss treasurer, until It closed.
Se long wm he with Cedy, thst be le
known m ' Buffalo Bill's Dutchman."
Thla la the; first season tbat Mr. Keen hM
Btarred and be has been fairly successful,
Tbe piece tbat he plays Is a four-act comedy
drama without much of a plot Mr. Keen
assumea the character of ChrU Schim, a
German, and makes oensldorsbls fun. He
Is also ensbled te give retber taking spe
cialties. Tbe ether members of tbe com
pany were up te tbe average of euch
trouper. Themas Ballantyne, as Timethy
Simms, did aeme very clever ventrllcqutal
work. Albert E Shelble, tbe manager of
the company, Is alaoenool Buffalo Bill's
men.
Tb. Cultured Creck.
The Cbauuuqua Literary and Belentlfic
Circle held lu bimonthly meeting laat
nlgbt with a large claaa In attendance. The
evening wm spent in Greece and the m
Mylsts were Misses Msy Byrne, Msy Saner
and Prof. Bnebrle. Mies Byrne's tbeme
was "Greek Art and Architecture," and
showed tbe young lady te be a close student
et the old maetera Miss Msy Bener told of
the " Mstd of Athens " snd her charms
In a paper en " Greek Women" ; well
written and delivered. Prof. Buebrle'a
paper en "Athenian Education " wm a mas
terly written one and dealt with these cul
tured people In s way that was highly In In
atruetlve. It wm a rare treat te all who
heard it.
Bey. Charg.d WltnBUallsg.
Mlfll!n Weltzel, Charles Bltner, Lin
Wiley and Albert Auxer, Uae four young
men wbe are charged with being Implicated
In tbe numereua larcenlea from tbe atere of
Isaac Dlller J: Sens, were beard before
Alderman Deen lste Tbursdsy afternoon.
Tbe cases wsre returned te court and all of
the accused furnished bsll for trial with the
exception et Weltzal, wbe wm oemmltted
te prison.
Well Known Bars.
Mrs. Clara Qegelbaum, wife of CbarlM
S, Segslbsum, of HarrUburg, who wm well
kuewa betv, aexlea Thuraaay.
TBK BOBVat COiaPLBTKP.
Beate el the mNM BMtwsy rrasa fat.
Bea te faaaaitsf lamps natarea
M Iltamtaata ataaastas.
Mambbim, Jan. 1 Maabalm merehanla
view with eemeelarm the survey made by
the Freemen helispf a new railroad te ran
from Mt. Hepe te Lancaster. New the
LeeeaaUr A Lebanon Joint Una um the
tracks of the Reading railroad from Mt
Hepe le Laaeatter, passing through thla
borough. Te avoid tbe excessive payments
made te tbeRead tog oempaav.the Freeatana
propeM te conatruet a read of their
own. The survey hM already been made,
passing near Lime Reck elation, thenee
direct te Lancaster. Other surveys will be
made.
Borough oeunoll have contracted feralxfy
atreet lamps of tbe Diets Ne. 3 pattern
with automatic extinguishers, and can be
regulated te burn 8, 12 or 10 hours. The
poattlen or tbe various lamps have been
designated, and all la te be In working
order by Feb. 1. The announcement le
hailed with Jey by the 2,600 cIIImcb, who
tee long have been compelled te grope
along dark atreeta,
Xev. W. J. Jehnsen hM concluded his
MriM of Mrmens en " Tbe Heme Circle, "
That they were appreciated WMBhewnby
the large oeogregatlona whleh crowded the
large Reformed ohureb, each Sunday even
ing, aaeasBttating tbe placing of ehalra In
the aisle te accommodate the throng. The
Mrmens m published In the Sun, were
largely read. Extra copies were sent for
by parties even as far distant m Malno and
Iowa,
The receipts of the poatefflee In this
borough are mere then sufficient te plsee It
In the clasa of presidential offleet.
Qaltt, but none the leis elIectlvo,ean rais
ing Is going en for tbe position of pestmaater,
under the coming administration and a
lively oenteat will be made. A. D. Grein,
B. M. Leng, A. A- Blauffer, J. R. Metzler
are named m premising rivals, whtle premi
nent citizen, Irrespective of party, would
rejoice In the retention el tbe present effi
cient pestmuter.
The third regular meeting of theY. F. L.
wm held en Tuesday evening In tbe lecture
room of the Reformed church, whleh 'was
filled with an audience whleh manifested
hlgheet appreciation of tbe excellent musi
cal and literary pregramme rendered. A
"Vece" piano from the wareroeme of Kirk
Jehnsen A Ce , Lancaster, la usei?,'
The Manhelm Water company has de
clared a dividend of 3 percent; the Man
helm & Sporting Hill Turnpike oempany a
aeml-aenual dividend of 2 per cent.
Jacob Kneler, of thla borough, and Frank
Take, of Lime Reck, were arrested en
Wedneaday for cruelty te animals, pre.
ferred by Liveryman Koth.ef thla borough,
whose hone tbey bed hired te drive te
While Oak. Before Squire Danner the
young men settled by paying coats, f0.19.
During the past year 700 persons visited
the muMum of Geerge H. Danner, which
la the finest private collection of relics in
the country.
Prof. W. Relfl Naumau, principal of tbe
borough schoels,hsi returned from Bosten,
where be spent part of his Christmas vaca
tion. Reve. J. P. Miller and U. S. G. Rena
have atartcd protracted meetings in tbe
Evangelical andUnlted Brethren obutebes,
respectively.
m
MO MILEAGE TOIl BOLDIBKS.
A SUItmtnt by rilrata Italian Corrected.
Bis Claim B-erMU.ags te b. DIMllew.d.
The eeoend auditor of tbe treasury hM
received a large number of letters making
Inquiry In regard te a atalement of Private
Daiaell, of Onlo, asserting thst there was
f 14,000,000 In the treasury ready te be paid
te old eeldlera and their heirs en presenta
tion of a claim for tbe money.
Private Dalssll said In hla letter tbat these
entitled te this money were unaware of tbe
fact, but tbat eaeb beneuelary bad a claim
agalnat tbe government for from (25 te f 35,
made up as fellows : First, five centa per
mile from place of discharge home; seoend,
25eenta daily for extra dutv botween Oc
tober 8, 1802, and April 1, lb03, and tblrd,
28 eents daily vhlle In prison or en fur
lough. Seoend Auditor Day aays tbese state
ments are se misleading and unwarranted
that he desires te bsve them corrected for
tbe Information of all soldiers and their
helra. In the first plaee, Mr. Day ssys,
there la no law allowing any mllesge te
soldiers. Tbe actef July 22, 1801, ailewe
60 cents, In lieu of subsistence, and, a cav
alry volunteer, 25 eents additional ter for.
age. te each enlisted man for every 20
miles of travel from his plsee of enroll,
ment te tbe place of muater, and tbe
same rate from tbe plaee of dlicbarge
te tbe plaee of enrollment. Nearly all these
clalma have lone; alnce been disposed of
and paid. Mr. Dalzell, Mr. Day ssys, hM
made a claim for travel pay while en fur
lough, but It will be reported for disallow
ance. Mr. Day says tbalUongresaprerlded
compensation for certain extra duty te sol.
dlers serving prier te Junes, 18C3, and for
an allowance for rations te imprisoned
Midlers, but tbat nearly all these entitled
te money under theae provlalena have been
paid. It will thua be aeen, ssys Mr. Day,
tbat there la no geed basis for tbe represen
tations made by Mr, DalzeL The only ef
fect, be ssys, Is te put claimants te useless
trouble and expense.
Blag Bldd.n rcnD.jlT.nla.
FUUburn Utapatch te f hlladelphla Press.
Daniel Dougherty, of the sliver tongue,
eame te Pittsburg te-day te lecture. A re.
porter sent te Interview bltn paaacd nver
thereeent e.mpslgn, but asked tbe New
Yerker about Pennsylvanls politic.
"Tbe remarks that aheuld be made en
that subject, " replied Mr. Dougherty,
are net ter a urawing-roem. i am a na
tive of Pennsylvania, and proud of tie
Btate with the sxoentlon of her politics.
"She is an empire of wealtb and of In
dustry, but politically she Is sn eyesore. In
tbe Senate of tbe United Btatee aheia alien t.
1 wm up In Somerset, where a man llved
wbe wenld have spoken ably and In thrill
ing words for Pennsylvanls, and that man
WM Jere Black, tut be oeuld net be elected.
In fact, although I iove Pennsylvania, I
despise ber for being se rlng-rldden. "
When Mked about Blaine's cbsnees for a
position in President Harrison's cabinet,
Mr. Dougherty ssld he should be given
cne,Mhe believed him te be the leading
atateiinan of tbe United States.
rFKE IN MIU.EKSV1LLK.
A iVam. Kltcrj.a la Umtrejea With a Let or
frcalt Meat.
There wm a fire lutnlgbtat tbe residence
of Harry G, Keemer, In tbe village et
Mlllersvlile. it broke out about a quarter
before twelve o'clock in a frame summer
beuM or kitchen In tbe rear of the dwell
ing. About twenty-five neighbors seen
gstbered. Seme carried wster lu buckeu
and poured It en Ibe ilarces, and ethers
with sxes partially out down the structure.
Tbe bulldlng'ws.inlmest entirely destroyed,
but tbe houae wat euvCd, although some
what damaged.
A man named Stump butehered at Mr.
Keemer'e yesterday and med the building.
Although the kettles which were ua:d are
walled le, It la supposed that a spark from
the fire underneath waa tbe cause of tbe
trouble.
All tbe meet from tbe hogs wbleh Stump
killed wm burned,
A Olrl. Asutlsm Arreted.
Frank Smith, wbe en Christmas day ar ar
Melted a lltiltt daughter el William Bricker
la Saaquebannatewnsblp,Dauphln oeuntv,
and fld, wm attested near Eilzabethtewn
ea Thursday.
The CltrUgnt.
Eighteen eltotrle lights were reported m
net burning en Tburaday nlgbt aud a
I number of ethers m burning poorly.
PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
TBBMICABASUA CANAL BUAAfrBOVBD
BT A VOtB Or 1S7 TO 34.
The Haaate Dsalrea laferaaatlaa Coaestalsg
the B.emt Troebt. ta BUrtl0.res.poa BUrtl0.res.pea BUrtl0.res.poa
eaaoeOvsr thaOalasMRsslaslea stat
us Is Pr..U d te the BMBte.
Wartiincitex, Jaa. 4 In the Heuse
after presentation et a memorial of a Phila
delphia Beard et Trade Mklag for aa
appropriation for the establishment el
houses of refuge at Point Barrow aad East
Cape, Slbsrlst and for the repair of the
Btmmera Bear and Thetis. Mr. Dunn called
np tbe Nicaragua nana! bill With amend
aaeata and It wm pasted; yets, 167; nejs,
84.
Mr. Reed then called np the res:lutlcn
abolishing the call et elates for the Intro
duction of bills for reterenee en "suspen
sion" Mondays.
In the Senate te-day a reaelullrm waa
agreed te calling ea tba president for
correspondence andlnformatlen concerning
recent oecurrenoee at Haytl
At the conclusion of the morning hour
the consideration of the tariff bill wm re
sumed. Tbe foreign relstlens oemmlttea of tba
Senate agreed te a favorable report en the
resolution et Senater Kdmnnda declaring
the sense et CengreM en the subject of for
eign oentiol el the Panama canal. Mr.
Sherman, reporting the resolution te tbe
Senate, gave notlee that ha would ask Its
consideration te-morrow.
TRANSMITTED TO TBB lENATB.
Tae Oorraspeadeoc. Batman the eraUrjr
or stats aad the Mtalsur te Chine tto tte tto
dttesd by th. Prssldsat.
WANttiNaTOM, Jan. 4. The prealdent
asnt te tbe Senate tbe following meaesge :
"I desire te supplement tbe massage yes
terday aent te your honorable body In re
spense te a Senate exeeutlva resolution
dated Sept. 20, 1688, Mking tbe transmission
of certain oeuimunicatlona and correspon
dence en tbe subject of the recent proposed
oenventlon with China and the reported
failure of tbe government of China te finally
agree te the same, by adding te the aame
response two telegrams I emitted there there
feom, whleh were aent In cipher by tbe
Boeretary et atate te our minister at Peking,
and whleh msy be considered by the
Senate revetsnt te the subject of 1U Inquiry.
One of the dl.patebei Is m fellows t
Washington, Sent 4, 1883.
Dbndv, Minister, Pukln : Rejection of
treaty is repurted here. What Inrormstleu
have you T Bavabd,
" Twe replica te this dispatch were mada
by our minister te Chins, dated respectively
Sept, 5 and 0, 1889. Tbey were heretofore
and en Sept, 7, 1888, eeut te the Senate, and
are printed In tne Senate executive docu
ment Ne. 27.
"The ether of ssld dispatches la m follews:
Wasuinotew, Sept. 18, 1838.
Denhy, Minuter, Feklnt Tbe bill hM
paued both houses et CengreM for total ex
clusion of Chinese and awaits prcstdent'e
spprevsl. Public feeling en the Pacltle
coast excited in favor et it, and thoaltuatlen
la critical. Impraaa upon government of
China necessity for Instant decision in in
terest of treaty rolatlena and amity.
BAYABD.
" Tbe anawer of our minister at x'ekln te
this diapsteh dsled September 21, vat ym
teiday aent te tbe Senate with the measage
te which thla Is a supplement.
" The mattere herein contained era new
transmitted te the end tbat tbey mey, If
deomed pertinent, be added totbersspenM
alresdy msde te the Senate resolution of
inquiry and with tbe Intent that In any
view el the subject the answer may be
full and complete
IdneVKR Or.BVBI.ANI,
Executive Manhien, Jan. 8, 189.
The message of yesterdey, te whleh tbe
president refers, contained a dispatch from
the government of China refusing te ratify
the treaty unless given an opportunity te
dlseuss, with a view te shortening tbe per
iod of exclusion, the stipulation fixing Ibe
restriction at 20 years.
Helt Agalnat thnNeith.rn raeitlc.
CniOAUe, Jan. 4. A Herald epeelal
from St. Paul Mya: One of tbe most Im
portant cases that has been filed In the
United StatM dlstrlet oeurt ter many
yeara wm recorded lata lsat night,
Tbe United Btstes hM commenced an
action egalnst tbe Northern Faolfie railway
company, which Involves millions of dol
lars. It Is pbarged tbat ever elnee the read
has been built, about 1309, It hM bten
tre.pa.alng upon government land along
tbe line dividing government timber lands,
and causing irremediable Iem te tbe gov
ernment and Ita oenatltuanta. These
enroaehmenta were made upon landa and
timber demalnain various parts of Idaho,
Washington Territory, Mentana and
Minnesota. Tbe suit premisee te be a
prominent one In the blatery of great gov
ernment cases. The importance of the cue
la net merely In tbe emeunt Involved m a
pecuniary dsmsge, but Um In the Interest
te tbe atates at large in having ae much of
tbe timbered domain dlvMted of that for
which It waa chiefly valued.
Mr. lllteuKr luMBd
Ouaiia, Neb, Jan. 4 Tbe Jail officials
ssy that Llbble Bleebler la becoming Inaane.
Jehn Cewln, her lawyer, aays abe wm
Inaane when she killed Harry King, and
that nhe has been ateadlly getting werae
ever alnce. Tbe county pbyalcian expresses
tbe same opinion. Ne one is permitted te
see ber except ber attorney and tbe Jail at
tendant?. 11 visitors are kept away from
ber cell, and are even exoluded from tbe
corridor in whleh ber cell la located.
U.ipcrate AtUmpts at Balclde.
Batavia, O., Jan. 4. Clement Wllllsms,
under Indictment for sending white cap
lettera te Jacob Lyman, wbe was tried
December 12 last, wltb a disagreeing Jury
and who has since been confined In Jail,
made three unsuccessful at tempt a te end
his life yeaterday, first with a razor, then
by broaklnganeldiooklngglaMand esting
tbe qulcktllver upon tbe back of Ibe aame
and laat evening by hanging himself with
a sheet.
Oljactte tue loaagaraUen Hall,
Cer.unuu.1, 0., Jan, 4 -Tbe Paster's Union
of tbla city is preparing a memorial tbat
will be forwarded te Pealdsnt.elect liar liar
rlsen protecting against tbe Inaugural bill
and request tbat be will use (bis tniluenea
te have the custom set aalde this year. 'J be
document willbotaken.te Indianapolis and
laid bofero Oen. Harrison by a oemmlttea
et clergymen. The discussion regsrdlng
the Inaugural ball that hM since Ukon a
wide range hsdltserlrlu lu a meeting of
thla uulun several weeks sge,
ketly-jwu Victim.
tlBiiruis, Tenu., Jsn. 4,Tbe Invrstlga
tlen Inte the bnrnlng of tbe steamer Kate
Adams by the United States Inspectors
shows thst 42 perlsbed Instead of 14, m re
ported a few days age. It new sppesrs
tbat ene of the beat's crew was lest, and
that is children were among the deck pm-
sengt-ts ane i:i victims te the uamer.
The onc.t.rCeauty Jadg.ehlp,
Haiuiisuube, Pa , Jan. 4 Dalegatlecs
were before tbe governor tbla morning ,ln
the Interest of Themas B. Butler and Jehn
A. Plnkerten, candidate for Judge of
Cheater county, in plaee of Judge Futhey,
deceased. Nearly a huadred people were
In tba delegaUeaa,
Bjurmae tcbkducb duties.
TkeasaaUBeJeet Asasadaasats Offered by Br
Vest Hew Hawing Wemea Are Taxed.
37 eeata a Day or 10 Hears,
la the Seaate Thursday Mr. Vest's amend
ment te tba tariff bill te reduce tbe duty en
oetton thread, yarn, warp, eta, rained at
net mera than 25 eenta per pound, from 10
eents per pound te 35 per eent, ad valerem,
wm rejected by a party rote year, 20;
nays, 24. Sneaking In favor of tba amend
ment, Mr. Vanes nad a letter from tba
manager of a Southern oetton mill elating
tbat the tariff IneraasM the coat of produc
tion of oeane cotton goeda by the duty en
machinery and en arttalta entering Inte
production, aad that If theceat of the plant
were reduced, tba prleea of oearso oetton
goeda would rule mueh lower In this
country j they could be exported te a mueh
finater extent than at present, and tba mill
eg Interest would be largely Increased.
Mr. Vest offered an amendmenttoreduee
tbe duty ea spool thread of oetton from 7
cents per desen spools te 40 per eent, ad
valerem. A long debate followed, during
which Mr. McPheraea read from tbe
affidavit of a Mwlng woman lb Atlantle
oeuntv. N. J.. fMra. Ellen Htrleklsndl
showing thst she worked for a Philadelphia
firm, which ha would net aame lest
it might tntearere with the owstruo ewstruo owstrue
tlon of tba new - cabinet ; that for
oemmon ahlrta aha received 85 eents per
dczsn; tbat a quick needlewoman, work
ing from 7 In the morning till 10 at nlgbt,
might be able te make a deaen aueh Bhirte,
but no mere; tbat she wm new encaged la
making fine ahlrta at 11 per desen! that the
greatest number of aenh sblrtajthat she eaa
make, working from 7 In tba morning Ull
10 at nlgbt, In alx; tbat aha has te supply
her own thread and te pay expreassge one
way, and that therefore her entire remuner
ation ter two dava work la but 75 cants.
vi bile tba manufacturer had the benefit et
40 per cent, en eueh ahlrta.
Mr. Vest's amendment wm rrjeeted, and
the paragraphs relating te oetton cloth were
gene through without amendment until Mr.
Vanee moved te reduce the duty ea oetton
cloth, net bleached, dyed, colored, stained,
painted or printed, from SJ te 4u cents
per square yard te 40 per eent. ad valerem,
ihla wm rrjeetedtat werealae amendments
te reduee the duty en aueh oetton cloth,
net valued at ever 12 cants per square yard,
from 45 te 40 per eent, ad Valerem, audio
reduee tbe d uty en oetton oleth net bleached
from 4, r) and 6)i eenta per square yard
te 40 par owl ad valerem.
Mr. Pegh delivered a speech declaring
blmaslf in favor of the true Dsmocratle doc
trine of protection that tariff dutlM should
net be levied for revenue only bnt for Inci
dental protection by discrimination between
Imports and by adjasttnent end application.
He also aeserUd theaupremacyefthe white
rsee In the possession and exerelM of all
governmental powers.
Mr. Vance moved te reduce tbe duty en
stock Inga from 85 te 80 percent, ad valerem,
and pending a vote the Senate adjeurned.
nundrsd. el Ham in Uvea Leat,
By an exploalen In the Oiler colliery,
Prevince of Aaturla, Spain, en Tburaday,
27 men were killed,
Eight bnya broke through the lea en a
pond In Seuth Framlngbam, Mass., en
Thursday evening, and tbrM of them, Jehn
Ryan and Charles and Frederick St. Peter,
were drowned.
The resldsnoe'ef Mrs. William Gerard, In
Terre Haute. lud.. wm burned en WednM.
day. Mrs. Gerard wm fatally Injured, and
her 4 year-old son wm burned te destn.
A boiler In tbe hoop fsotery et Colonel
Jehn Aabferd, In Kslelgb, N, a, exploded
en Tbursdsy, killing Colonel Ash ford's
two sous and a negre, and fatally Injuring
Colenol Aahferd himself.
A train en tba Trana-Oaueaalan railroad
became blocked In tbe enew at Babnntaebl.
ntsrTiills. Fourteen passengers perished
and 20 were Injured. A relief party became
lest la tbe snow and were freasn te death.
San Jesedn OesUIMca wm shaken ea
the nlgbt of Daesmber 20th and morning
of Deeember 30th, by a aerlM et aevera
earthquake. It Is believed the ehoekB
originated In tbe volcano of Feee, eight
leaguM from the town. At Alajuela eight
persona were killed and many were In
lured. Tbe ohurehea and prlnelpal build
ings In the city Buffered considerable dam
age. Tbe Inhabitants enesmpedlntha
squarM and parka Ne further shook hav
ing occurred the alarm la subsiding.
Jamea Masen, aged 18 years, living near
Monengabela City, shot at a eat with a
revelver en Thursday, when the bullet
struck a pest, glanced and killed his lnfsnt
brother, wbe wm plsylng In tbe yard. Tbe
cateeeaped.
Heavy snows In tba south of RumIb have
engulfed savers! tratna and stepped all
kinds of traffic. It la reported that two
hundred persons have been leet In tbe
enew and frozen te death In Russia during
ths peat week. One hundred and seventy
S arsons were frozen te deeth at Kkaterln
urg, In the dlstrlet of Perm, en Deeember
27 th. Tbe Bleck, Azef and Caspian scis
are frozen, Railway dlaaatera are reported
at Baku and ether places In Gaueasus.
Severe earthquake shocks were felt ea
Tbursdsy In Kegbend and Ksstakaa.
Many persona were killed end a number of
buildings were destroyed.
On Thursdsy James W. Weeds, a diver
at work en tbe wreck of tbe atesmsblp
Iberia near New Yerk, leet hla lire In a
alngulsr manner. He bad net been benMlb
the surface many mlnutM before his Unas
were violently egltated. The twltehing et
the llnM Indicated tbat Weed a wm lnjperll
and bMte wm made te baul him up. when
he wm pulled en deek and hla armor taken
off he waa found te be dead. Uls lines hsd
become fouled and his air-pipe out, Tbe
silt permitted tbe water te pour through
the pipe Inte the armor, and he bad been
drowned. Weeds wm about 48 yeara old,
and bad been a professional diver from bis
boyhood.
The Wealth of ths Vsndetbllts
The combined wealth of tbe Vanderbllt
family, according te an article wbleh ap
pears In te-day's World, Is 1274,000,000, and
tbe estimated Income from It per annum Is
113,801,000. Ne ether single family In the
world la ae rich. It kept Intact tbe tctal
fortune will at tbe end et 25 yeara reach
11,000 000,000, and this will be attained by
the simple arithmetical progression of com
pound Interest.
A careful calculation of the wealth of In
dividual membera et the Vanderbllt famliy
makes tbe following exhibit: Cnrnnllus
Vanderbllt, 1100.000,000; William K. Van
derbllt. f5 000 000; Frederick W. Vander
bllt, 10 000,000; Gtorge W. Vanderbllt,
CIS 000,000; Mrs Elliett F. Bbepard,
02.000,000 ; Mrs. Wm. D, Slosne, C12 COO 000;
Mrr. lisintlten McK. Twombly, I12.0CO 000;
Mr. W. Heward Webb, f 12,000,000. Total,
,274.000,000.
Mrs. Wm. II. Vanderbllt hM pe fortune
In ber own name, contrary te tbe eeneral
belief. She bas an annuity et 1200,000.
When Wm. H. Vanderbllt died b left a
fortune, In round numbers, of t200,000,0?0.
It Is roresrkable he w It bas Increased lu tbe
three years that have elapsed ainoe bis
death.
A iMtf Man's Oymoaaleru.
There la a aanltarium In New Yerk where
exbauated bu.lneis men ate cared for by
doctors snd vslets In a wsy tbst would
tnake It a lazy man's paradise. Seme only
live a few blocks away, but they must leave
their homes and live in tbe aanltarium with
tbe doctors This la In order tbat tbey may
get Jast the feed required for each case,
Uke tbelr medicine at tbe right lime and be
put under tbe care et a epeelal man or valet,
who bathes them, ruba luem and even puts
tbam te aleep with gentle manipulation
after tbey are in bed.
Tbey get tbelr exercise by putting first
one feet and then tbe ether In a
sort of ahce tbat is vibrated at tbe
ra'e of wbat aeeins a million MmM a
minute. A row minutes et tbst beats a
twenty-mile run ter exercise. Te get ex ex
erelte ter tbe upper part of tbe body Ibey
must bold an arm that movea up and down
inconeeivauiy rapiuiy. rive minute, ei
tbat la better than engaging iu a boxing
match or a fsnelug bout for an hour or mere.
The Leas Fixed, and raid.
Tbe appraisers appointed te assess tbe
damages by the lste fire at E. T. Fratm'a
finished their work yesterdsy. They
assessed the Iem at 110 510:13. Orrthiarthere
wm an lnsuranee et te, 000, which hM been
paid by tba following cempanlM ; St, Paul,
German, of Pittsburg s Londen, of Laaoa Laaea
hire, ajsd Jtewtryi Ni Yolk,
D00GAN SURRENDE!
PBlBBTSFKaarjADBATKNaBTTOI
BVIOTOB TO ABBXt BUff. s
Ballios saa flelatsrs Beaut M am I
watea tae aua aaa his WsigahewJ
treagif earrtcadsd-TM)
Bead, BaiWMpeaa Are Bet
",
Dublin, Jaa. 4 The work of I
taaaata WM!resumed te-day at 1
County Denegal Tha evleteta
house of a aaa Doegaa aarrlaiill i
esrenaea ey a aoera of aaaa arnaaai
rlflM and entrenched behlac trnt
of tha house. Loep helM had aaaa
la tha wallB from whleh tha baelegwi (
nre upon tne eeldlera Tha aaaa a
heuM refused te surrender even 1
priests added their ealreaues te tae) 4
amaada of the magistrate.
Aoeordlngly tha riot act wm raad anal
seidiere made ready te lira naea tha
wbea tha magistrate stepped taeav
granted tne defenders ei tba I
for reflection.
Finally Doegaa sgreed te
UMefrlflM If thoeeidlerB wenld aet ,
render.
Then the bailiffs aad police i
task npea tbe heuM aad a
struggle eueued.
Aiur tha attacking party bad
puiaea Mvsnu timM tbe prieett
Doegaa te surrsndsr aad he aad
aia
were takea Inte custody.
Dnnng the eght an inspector b
wounded.
is
ALMtaaa tbbt abb vbki
The WireotDatstrvetewasMaataaBysi
Oapr. Beesak ate la laagaa WMBi
Chioaqe, Jan. 4. The limit tale I
lng prima wbatpurperta loheal
from Mre. Mabel Lewensteu, who I
time sinee shot her husband
Leweuateln and nearly eaaaad ah
tbat la BOBMtleaal la tha oxwaaae.fl
a'-ery ta that for several yi
and Cspt, Bohaaex. of the . Hettav I
police depertmsBt, bMtdMotfcerahOywi
in tbe habit of gettlag etetea
prlsenere and bringing It what I
it wm divided or stored aatui
oeuld be mada for ill disposition, i
Mated agstnat aueh traatasueae aaaa
abused for it. Sha stetee aa aeU
property belonging te North SMO
wbleh will be produced whom
Among tbe things are Mvaral '
breech and oefl button! Moaga
Lenla Llagg, a fine atu
some dresses, eta. etc. She
Captain BohMek and Leweaatela"!
wltneasM for Important eaaoe M
aad that aha hM among theatOMB
erty the original testimony tbey get.
esrtaln witnesses, waea She was I
np la tha Chicago avenue eteUea
with sheeting ber husband, Scheme
net let ber talk toaayeaaaiaofoti
WMk. &,
I told him that ha kaew Jake '
thief and that I knew tnatM(tMansa
wm aware of all bis doings." ,
an reiasse te in me lapuasasa new
and would kMp talking te aae i
atelsn property aad tried te get
soma et 11, Mylag be wanted te kave Ml
turned te tha owners." Thaa, bm i
tbrMta were mada that ubibm bee
te talk about It, matters would Ml
with ber. vfc, ,
Tbe Timt Mya tbat aa asHBM
made Wednesday night te abdneVl
Loewenstela from bar wetaar-avl
beuse where she bM been stepping
aha wm released ea ball.
Tha story printed In tba Ttmw thla I
lna la relation toeerialn membera et I
police department wbe are aatd tell
"feneM" for tblevM, caused a greMdeat4
Anmmant thrnnahnut the nltv. sane alalia I
police circles.
Cspt. Sebaack wm very iadlaaaal y
seen by a United Prem reporter. Ha
fused te talk about tha mm aaa
neither deny nor affirm It, eulaalag thaa I
would dMi directly wltb the
Detective Leewenetela also retaeed te be'V
Interviewed en the eaM this nteralag, ,J.
Bespeeted of eissatag Wife aad ceald.' ,
Cineinnata, O,, Jan. 1 A speeiel I
theiKfremBlrmlngham, a la. aayatc
Babbitt tbla meraine: began aa lav
et a cam et suspected wife aad ehUd I
which may rival the Hawe
wm honor. "A
man living la a anbnrbaa tewa I
of having poisoned hie wife aad t
with "Rough en Rata" la
might marry again. Tbe bedk of tttd
woman aad child wiUbeexhaaMdl
and a pest mortem bold. Me arrema aawt
yet been mada aad the aaaa boa be Mia astl
la ander Buspleiea. Ha la mekkeg aneacr a
meats for his wadding which te waawftJ
piaes next wee, turn win hu wiw asayw
been dead about tea daya, , ;
asvww maivmmwm mgwmm wimm -
Columbus, O., Jan. i Baa UefaV
pardon-warrant came la tba aaeraiag
and arrangements were asada ta lake aaa ,
ex-Fldelliy bank pnaldtat te
He Imvm with hla aea at S o'etoek te-daav
He Is losing hla memory and eaaaM lam
what day et tha WMk It la, ,
. i af.
-raXBOBAraue tati. ,
Assistant BuslneM Maaager Haaiy
Andrea, e! tbe Brooklyn Ziitung, hi
mUalna. and also tha books of tbe i
and a large amount of money, Netaf
nf Mm hut hua tennd. allhensh c A.
hi a elapsed sinee hU dlasppearaaM. TtfU ;
amount of bis stealings ta net denallsaw;
known, but It te believed he appropriate ,
about 110,000 of tbe paper 'a money hsJ
own uae. '
Dan O'Connell, a Chicago atroet ear 4,
d river, last evening fell ever tha daUaearel , .
and hla body wm ground te almost aaaafW"
Iem mass. 7i
Lewie L. Lehman (Rep)
sute senator In tbe 32d IUlnela dlatraOl
yes'erday. Xi
Stevena and Campbell, ea trial la
municipal court In Augusta, Ma, fat I
rebberv of Mr. Frest, et WUtarea,
oenvlotod yeeterday and aoateaoag te BaM V
prUen for life. Neither would tahaaafi
witness stand.
j ehn Raskin Is 111. There la aataU acaf
of his reeavery.
Fire this morning In Rese's tweaeaa
block, North Manchester, Oeaa., aalhest
destroyed tbe block. Lest 123,000 ea bwllff j
lng, wbleh is fully insured.
Valentine Coener. a member Of
beard et water commlaslensrs, Hartfeat,
nenn..rM found dead la bed taiei
It le auppesed he died et apoplexy. W
TbeJurylnthe Carrell murder ease,! be ,
Provluenee, . I , una morning rsyenaw
verdlet of insnalsegbter. ,
The Eleouie Sugar Refining : oempeay, of . 1
New Yerk, bM oeiUpaed and tba .alWJBat
method ei renuiua S" J . mmm ,
been proved te be fraud. jM
AueU.r Bljatsrteu Mnrder as auaksaa
TnNneN. Jan. 4. Newe et taatetrt
murder et a lllUeglrlta afialdaaaaBJH
jlllageread
d In Bemexeetablre, wteb aaaa)
genarslaatalle m mom am aaa
a boy murdered at Braaaaara 1Mb
tbe ssme
case et the boy murdered i
week, hM been reeelyed.
wursia urutOAriOWa.
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t l Wabhibotew, D. O., Jaa. i.-
I Kaatara FeaBaylvaaait Fair,
-"stalleaary tsmpasasara,
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