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LANCASTER, PA., SATDKDAY; JANUABY 5, 1889.
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THAT REVENUE BILL
mho aew abb wbt m babebb
WAS HTBTSBKHTftLT BLAIB.
Jehe 0. Beahisea TtiaWtMBMi
. a wast Be ikMH an and
Ceehnus Beth Ksuw-A Brett?
hlN Ahewtear Severner,
Oer. BMTir, speaking et th ra
bill, 10. hi BMHt says i with
aaisgivieg, but recognizing Ik fbsUai
upeithe iinniw, lleexeeitlye wWrteat
te alga the bill when It waa discovered that
It bad net rmItm the signature or th jar,
elding cffleer or the Senate, aa required by
theeoeatltullen. AqaletlnveeUgattea waa
eat ea feet before any publicity waa gives
te tbe matter, wnfen ratuitM la tba dis
covery tbtt tba Journal of tba Senate failed
te abew tbat tba bill bad ever been received
from tba Heum Id tha Senate toralgae teralgae
ture. A further lavesttgetlea Bhewed that
at tha tlms tba Heet of Representative
adjeurnad, alter tha algnlag et tha bill by
th speaker, tbeSanata waa net In eeeslea.
It waa Delisted, therefore, that tha met
aangar had taken tha bill from tha Beuaa
te tba offlee of tha aaeratary of tha cam.
menweettb without having flnt earrled It
te tba Senate."
Tha Plttaburg Ditpatch eaya thataxLtgls thataxLtgls
later Jehn B. Roeiueon, of Dtlawara coun
ty, who voted for tba bill, waa at tba
Monongahela hone. Plttaburg, en tba
2d Inst, and It made him beir when ha
read tha governor's explanation. Mr.
Koblneen aald :
" Governer Beaver doesn't knew what he
1 talking about. Tba bUl waa passed In
tbe Heme en a Tueaday,and tha Senate did
net adjourn until Thunder. 1 can prove,
by Speaker Beyer and ether representa
tive, that tha bill, when algned, waa taken
te tha proper offleer in tha Beneta by
Message Clerk Tayler. 1 held tba clarka
of tha exeentlve and tbe Senata responsible
for tha failure, and It la my private opinion
that they eannlved tee-ether te nravaat it
from being alined. It la well known that ,
tne Din waa oenoxioue te certain oorpora eorpora oerpora
tlona in tba state, and aven If It bad been
algned, tha governor would hava vetoed l
1 hava no personal quarrel with Governer
Baavar, bnt I want te eta the faete eat right.
I waa en tha ground and knew all about If
I am glad Coehran waa knocked out
All the crooked and dirty work dena In
tbe iaat Benata ean be directly traeed te hfa
handa. The Heuaa wai all right j but when.
ever they presented te tee Senate a bill
that bad any merit, tha Benata menaced In
aeme way te bury It or twlat It beyond
reoearnltlon."
"When Beaver retiree from tha governor
hip that la the laat that will be heard of
him."
air. Tayler, menage clerk et tha Henia
two years age, la very indignant at tba
statement In the governor's meaaae-e, alleg
ing that the revenue bill et 1887 waa net
taken te tha Benata after tba speaker of tha
Beuaa algned It. He aaye if he were en
hla death bed he would aay that he took It
Inte the Henate ebamber, and when ha left
te go te the atata department te deliver I,
waa aura that It had been signed by
tha president pre tern, of tha Benata. Aa
ha emerged from tha ehamber, Samuel
A. Loeeh and another gentleman were
standing la the rotunda, te whom he de
clared tnat tba bill was all right Loaeh
waa greatly Interested In the piuage of tbe
act, and watched Ita pregreaa earetnlly en
the day It waa ear t lea te the atata depart
mtnt Tayler eaya he waa dltpDted te de
mand an Investigation, into the reaien for
the failure of tbe bill te receive tha signa
ture of tbe prealdant pre tern, of the Senate,
but prominent Bepublleaue persuaded him
te drop the matter.
Governer Beaver, replying te tbe state
ment by Boblnsen that the bill waa ob
noxious te eertaln corporation, aald that
one of tha main objections te It was that It
favored corporation. Ha added that ha
bad fully Intended te approve until tha
omlaalen of the signature of tbe prealdent
of the Senate waa discovered. Alter the
bill waa aulijected te a final examination,
he dleoevered tbe defeat In It and excitedly
announeed the revelation toSeeretary Stene,
who waa also startled by tbe omltslen, aa
the bill waa Incomplete beetuse net properly
certified. An Investigation waa set en feet
about two weeksafter the adjournment of
tba Leglalature and resulted In finding no
trace of Ita transmiaslen te the Senate alter
tbe apeaker et tha Heuae attached hla name
te It m
Tha Philadelphia Jleceril aaya : "If ex
Chief Clerk Loaeh friends can get a reto rete reto
lutleu te Investigate tba question aa te
tha responsibility for the failure et tha
bill te reeeive the aignature et the preal
dent pre tern, of the Senate two yeara ego
through tbe Heuae, there will be
aeme Interesting developments. The
governor Intimates In hla co.es ce.es
iu.ge that tbe failure was with the metaage
clerk of the Heuee, but Majer Leach aaya
that he can ahew tbat tbe responsibility for
the failure et tbe bill reata elae where. One
thing, however, lsnlearly settled Governer
Beaver waa net anxleua te have the bill be
come a law. Had he slined It, netwlth-
atandlng tba absence of tba prealdent pre
tam.'a signature, It would have been geed
law. Oaeeffaotef the failure of the bill
ha been te deprive the atata et nearly
11,000.000 In revenue ter tha two yeaxe
past."
A BAIJMSIAN KIIXED.
Blcbard Barrlf, Who ta Wan Known flat,
Mst a Urnbl IMatb.
Richard 8. Harris, aged about 40 years, a
salesman in the employ of William Heaten,
rubber goods, Philadelphia, waa killed
Friday evening en the Pennsylvania rail
road at Parkeeburg.
- Mr. Harris waa taking lunch at the ate
Uen, and as the train due at tbe Bread
street station at 0:45 p. m. waa about leav
ing Parkealiurg, he ran te overtake It He
euoeeeded In getting a foothold, but tha
baggage truck bad been lelt ae close te the
track tbat while the smoker waa passing
and Juit aa Harris was bearding It, tbe
truck atrueic tbe step upon which his feet
rested. It also caught tbe unfortunate
aalatmau and eruahed him under the
wheels of the advancing car. Hla death
waa the matter of a moment, hla body being
badly mangled by tbe cars. The body waa
taken aboard the train te Philadelphia.
Mr. Hairishad been in the employ of Mr.
Heaten about two months. He waa very
well known In Lancaster. He had bean
coming here for years In b!a business and
stepped at the City hotel, where ha wan
popular with everybody. It IB aad that
tha aoeldent was tha fault of the railroad
people, who had placed the truek tee near
tha train.
A Large Bam Destroyed by Firs.
The barn of Daniel Denlleger, In Balls
bury township, between Gap and Buyera Buyera
tewn, was destroyed by fire ea Friday. The
fire resulted from tbe upaettlngef a lamp
taken le tbe barn by tbe hired man. The
name spread ae rapidly that it waa with
the greatest difficulty that the llreatoek
was saved. Only a email portion of the een.
tents of tbe bam waa gotten out Among
tha artlclaa deatreyed were the grain crops
aad the tobacco from six aeres. All that
remalna of the large barn are tbe walla.
The leas la estimated at (5.000 and tha In In In
auraoee Is about halt that amount.
The Beat Kstals Maikat
Jacob Gundaker, auctioneer, sold at
Philip Wall'a hotel en Friday evening for
the heirs of Msry Gable the property at tha
corner et High and Derwart streets, te
Fred Mature, for f 1,425.
Auctioneer Halnea will aeU the properly
Ne. 225 East Walnut atreet at tha Leepard
hotel this erenlng.:
aj Aitea A. Herr, real estate and Insurance
agent, told for Harry K. Grert te A. L.
Laaatan, of East Lampeter township, a let
33 fast front en the Philadelphia turnpike,
corner Bread atreet, upon whleh ha has
oemmenced tha erection of a fine realdesee.
A eJaaiter raaldaaea is being pat up by Mr.
0M M u Ml aajeUteg ea la fast
HUOMNUMMHM
Be, Ur. ft J. Aa'
and Appeal
la tba Jtcermcrf Church Afene-r RV.
Dr. Tkaaaaa O. Apple MaUebee the taltow taltew
lag: TMllbaraieoatriBaikmaasaaaaaear
laaaitatteaaat Laaeaatar durlag tha laat
tow yeara ere evMtaee of the growing ta
tereat et tha ehareh la their Werk aaa taalr
prosperity. With the teat In yeara
these eoairlballeao fuaeaat te ever aeveaty
ava taeaaaad deltere, aet laeiualaa what
aaa baaa reatlstd from tha vTUhetat
aetata, aer tha lnereaalag aad aroa area
paettva valna of these teads, Abeat
i waty-lve taeaaaad ara ea the way of
balag raatsd te eeeaptete tha aebaate of eel-
jega aaa eetniasvy waevami itnateai
ately la view, aad there la geed proapeet
that tela aaa will aoeaba raised, aaakleg
areaad ena haadrad thoeaend. Tba
flaaaeea of the tnetliotleaa ara la aaeh a
eoadlUen that tha Wllbalm laada can ba
bald for tha beat reallsatlea from thaaa.
There la no preaalng need te aeU, they ara
growing la valna, aad tba mineral latareet
la thaaa may aeme day la tha aear futnre
yield a handsome return. Beth Institu
tions ara antiiaiy free from debt, with a
property la laada and ballelage worth at
alew estimate 1136.000, aad endow menu
sufficient te pay ordinary currant expenas
1 ha la a matter of congratulation, it la a
matter of profound tbaakfelaeealalaa.
Tba doctor than ergeea that tba contribu
tion a should go ea Increasing. Where tha
church baa her largest Investments there
ara oenoeotrated her deepest Interset aad
oenoera. Having dena ae much already
for thtee Inetltutlene, aad having plaead
them ea a solid foandatlea which glvea
premise and aunranee of psrmaneney, there
ia ovary encouragement te etreagtnea ana
extend them still mera, ae that they no
carry ent fully their design.
We feel eura tbat tha meat earnaat and
Intelligent frlende and patrena of tbeee la la
atliutlene will rejoice te learn that they
still have wants, and tha mere tneolne and
deflalta tbeaa wants are tba mere credit If
la for the Institutions. Thst whleb has no
further wanta la either dead or asleep, Bnt
the Instttutleps at Laaeaatar' ara neither
dead nor aaleep, therefore they are da da da
veloeloa new wants. He Indloetee tha
want of a special prevision for the aalary of
a teacher of elocution and of better provi previ
sion for tha new adjunct professorship of
English literature. Tela appointment waa
rendered necessary by the partial retire
ment of the venerable and beloved oocu eocu oecu
pant of tbat eualr. Prof. Wm. M. Nevln.
Tha aalary et this jprofeeaetahlp waa
divided, and a portion of It waa devoted te
tha new profeaeer, and the remainder ap
propriated te Prof. Neytn. Professer Muli'a
aalary muat be raiaed if hla aervleea ara te
ba retained. Ha a'ee recommends tbat
meaanreaahenld betaken te retain Profes Profes
eor Bebledt in the facnlty. The very ex
istence of these want la the beat evldenea
tbat tba college la advancing. It la making
Itself felt In Inereaaed number atudenta
ara coming le fill up its classes, Tha num.
ber baa new passed beyond 100, and they
have oeme te etay, while a allll larger num
ber ara getting ready te fellow them.
They demand tela Inereaaed efnoleney la
tba teaching ferea. Weereeuretheehurch
will accept this statement of tba wanta of
tha oellege aa Ita beat New Year salutation !
Lit us rejoice that tba ohuteh haaa college
that has. want.
THB PABHCLIj OOMHIMIOBT.
A Bab-Oomaalaalen cemlag te America
te
Take Tcatlmeay.
8 aen after the reassembling, en January
18, of tbe Parnell oemmlaalon for the In In
veatlgatlen Inte tha alleged erima and out
rage ebarga of the Londen Timet, a sub
commission will ba appointed te visit tha
United SUte te reeeive tha evldeaee of
several leading Irishmen who hava baaa
mentioned in connection with the charges
agalnat Mr. Parnell.
These gentlemen hava already received
prlvata Intimation of the fact that this course
will ba punned by tha Londen Judges,
and are prepared te be examined when tbe
aub oemmlaalon makea ita appearanee. It
la expected that aema interesting, If net
startling, Information will aaa tha light
et day after the sub commission arrives
here..
Among these who will be Invited te
testify ara tbe following : Patrlek Egan,
et Llnoeln, Nebraaka, late treasurer of the
Land League, and lata president of tba
National League of America ; P. J. Sheri
dan, ei Pueblo, Colerado, late member of
the Land League executive oemmlttee, and
Patrlek Ferd, of the Irish World. Seme
of tbeaa gentlemen may peaslbly refuae te
give evidenee, but the majority will be
eatlatled te teitlfy. It la aald In eertaln
Irlah clrelea that thla evldeoce will be a
complete and einphalle denial et tbe Lon Len Lon
eon lmet' charges.
BODertBK Jehn Waaamaksr.
A dinner waa given te Jehn Wanamaker,
of Philadelphia, at tbe Union League club,
New Yerk, en Friday night, by Legan O.
Murray, prealdent of tbe U. B. National
beak. Tbe dinner waa given In what la
known a tba Geld room. The table was
superbly decorated, tbe menu card a were
elegant of design and picturesquely fin
ished, and tha dinner Itself waa the meat
elaborate et whleh tbe club culalna waa
capable. Tha table waa aet for 20 guests,
and all weie present when tba Bev. Dr.
Paxton, one of the 20, aald graee.
Among tbe guaata were Levi P. Morten,
Vlee presidentelect ; Theodere Boeaeve t,
ex Jedge Herace Kuaaell, Colonel Elliet F.
Sbeperd, Colonel Fred Grant, Jeaaa Sellg
man, H. V, Armour, Wbltelaw Raid,
Cyrus W. Field, Themas Uutter, William
Watreufj, Stephen B. Elklns, General
Geerge W. Dedge and Commedore James
D. Smith. It was announced that tba din
ner waa merely a soe:al attain
KelghU at th Qolden Eagle.
The following are the officer of Stlegel
Castle, Ne. 1C0, elected for the ensuing
term : Past chief, Samuel Yccum ; nebla
chief, Jereme S. Yeeum ; vice chief, Frank
O. Arneld ; high priest, W. D. Miller ; ven
erable hermit, Jehn P. Fetterly ; master et
reoerdr, B. Frank Buebeng; elerk of
exehequer, Jehn M. Shoemaker ; keeper of
axebequer, M. E, Bemberger j air herald,
Henry P. Shifter; worthy bard, A. L.
Campbell; worthy chamberlain, Gee. W.
Stermfeltz; ensign, Wm. J.Yesger; esquire,
Samuel W. Kilter ; first gnardaman, ;
aaoend guirdsman, Jehn Cox ; truetee, J.
H. Glbble, N.W. Qlngrleb, A. L. Campbell!
representative te the grand castle, M. E.
Bemberger.
O. A. B. Uffleera Installed.
The officers eleeted in December te serve
the enauing term by Geerge H, Thomaa
poet, Ne. 84, G. A. K., were lnetalled en
Friday evening by Jacob A. Helllnger, of
Admiral Reynolds pest, Ne, 45, he having
bten deputised for that purpose. Alter tbe
Installation speeches were made by Oap't
Denue and Dr. J. P. Wickeraham, of Peet
81, and Comrades J, A. Helllnger, Jamea
Crawford and Jehn Black, et Pest 405,
Nawpapar Maa Arrested ler L)bl,
Mr. West, proprietor, and Dr. Dunlsp,
city editor of the.Obloage Txmet, hava been
arrested upon warrant a worn out by Polies
Inspector Ben field, charging them wltn
criminal libel for tbe publication et an In
tar? tew with tbe wife oflDetaetlve Loawea Leawea
ateiala whleb she ebarged ber husband
aa a fenee " for thieve, and alleging that
Pollea Captain ISebaak was cegnisant of
the fact The accused gave ball for a
hearing.
m
Ollosephie aeftsty.
On Friday t vea eg ttn Clloaephlo aeclely
matattherealdsuebut W. U, Hanaet, esq.
The easay read by Mr.WlUle B. Musaer waa
a rapid and vlgoreua sketch et the Freneb
revolution and a spirited dlrcuaalen fol
lowed. The next meeting will be at tbe
residence of Mrs, L. A. Brcneman, when
Jehn W. Apple will read tha essay.
Biel a Traclag Slap
Olty Engineer Blaymaker waa working
at Freiberg aad Church atreele en Friday
and whUa he was called away ler a moment
from tbat center aeme one stele a tracing
atap et that aeetlea of tha city. Aa it la et
be aaa te aay eaa bat tha ally aataerlitef It
aeABtt0lMntBraea
FIVE ITALIANS ACCUSED.
KOSB kUKaT1 ASAIB i
BT riRKBBTOM DBfBCTIT
It Iitawi Ceatstsfd te avdsetag rafaaee-
tar ateelare aaa BttM Baas sTaasagaai
The aeeaaad Ttksa te Wttkaeaans,
Wiieraa Crowd Oris "Ineh gftaa."
Ona of tha men who aided la the murder
of J. Barney MeClum, paymaster, aad
Hugh Flaanagaa, stable hose for J. Mo Me
FaddM, contractor of a new breach read of
tha Lehigh Valley from Plaaaaat VaUey te
Fatrvlew, aear WUkesbarre, a ahert time
age, and robbed them or 114,000, aaa baaa
arrested aad baa made a oeafeeetoa. Ha la
aa Italian and ia known aa "Red Noaa
Mike."
Ha waa previeualy arretted near tha
scene et th murder en suplolea, bnt there
waa net aufflelent evidenee te held him.
He then worked ea a railroad aear Pough Peugh
keepsir, N. Y.
A Piakerten detective disguised aa aa
Italian followed and get work alongside of
him. Ha get enough information from
Mike te warrant bla re arrest and get him
te visit Philadelphia, the two going there
en Wednesday night of thla week. Then
Mike waa arrested and ha made tha con
fession of the crime, giving names of two
ether Italians oenneoted with tha murder
and said that they, tee, were at work near
Peugbkeepsla,
Aoeeidlngly, Captain Dougherty, of tba
Ptnkerten force, and two or three ether
Plnkerten men went te PeuahkeeDsle ea
Friday morning, and, wllh Detectives
Bosnian and MeUabe, of the New Yerk
Central & Hudsen River railroad, and
Offleer Decker, et Peugbkeepsla, aeeared
a special train and went te Staflerdvllle
ever tha New Yerk A Maseaehueetta rail
way, where It waa said tba ltallana wera
working. When they get there they ware
told that tha men t hey wanted bad gene te
Italy. Tha deteetlvea returned te New
Yerk en an afternoon train.
WiLxxsBAiutn, Pa., Jan. 6 " Red Nese
Mike," ena et tha mnrdarara et Paymaster
MeOlure and Hugh Flannagan, hla body
guard, waa brought te thla elty at 1 o'eloek
thla morning by Captain Llndan and Da.
teellve Fancy.
Thla forenoon the prisoner waa taken be
fore Jnatiea Rooney. He refueed te aay
anything. A charge of murder waa made
out and ha waa committed te Jail.
Thousands et people gathered In front of
tba Juatlee'a office. Orlea of " Lynch tha
red.nescd Italian " were heard ea all sides,
Capt Linden has "Red Noaa Mike's"
statement In writing, but refuses te make
it known, fearing It might prevent the ar.
rest of hla accomplices. Thla much la
known, however : Five Italians had a
hand In the murder.
Tha aeueme waa aecrelly oenoooted at a
meeting held by the Italians. Three men
did the killing while two kept a lookout
Rlflee and revolvers were used.
Flannagan was flratahet He was killed
Instantly, and fell into tha roadway. Mo Me
Olure waa ahet by tha loekouta further up
tha read. Ha fell out el the buggy, and
waa dragged ene hundred yards, when tha
bona, badly wounded, waa atepped. The
murderers than esptured the money.
The names et two of the ether ltallana
implicated are Antonie Laekl and Michael
Peroeeo. It ia expected tbat all of the
murderer will be arretted te-day.
THE IMtEB-BDNICIPAI. AOf.
Bew tha Ltqoer JUeane Hay Be ABeetad By
tba Mew r.w.
Several hundred Inquiries bave reached
Reading within the paat few weeka from
every seotlen et tbe state aa te whether
liquor lleensts nnder tbe high 11 11
eenaa bill In all the cities will be
500 or 30O as laat year, einoe all the cities,
excepting Philadelphia and Pittsburg, hava
been placed In tba third cleat, which would
make the Ueenae K00. In answer te these
Inquiries, Leula Richards, el Reading, who
virtually dratted the new inter-munlelpal
bill.gave out the following te-day :
The effect et tbe new bill upon the rate
of liquor licenses waa a matter with whleh
the convention brd nothing te da It hav
ing been already ascertained tbat the
supreme court waa prepared te held that
tha number of elaaaea of eltlea must be
limited te three, tbe new bill had necaa
tarlly te be conformed te that restriction.
If in point of law tbe rates et Ueenae fixed
in cltlea by tbe Breeke law et
1867 wera Intended le bold geed under
any tutura classification of cities a
matter deubtleaa net contemplated the
effect of tba new aet would ba te require a
Ueenae of (500 in the smallest elty in tbe
state. This wea eertalnly net tbe original
Intention. But tbe proper remedy la tbe
modifying of the Brooks bill te conform te
the change in tee oiaaaineauon ei ciues new
rendered necessary for ether reasons."
Tbe aggregate population et tbe munlol munlel
palltlee te be affected la ever four hundred
thousand, and tbe bill for the incorporation
and government of cltlea of tbe third elaaa,
presented by Senater Wat re, et Laoka Laeka
wane, in tbe Senate en Wednesday last,
oenoerna every detail of tbe local govern
ments the twenty-four cltlee falling within
Ita prevision. Mr. Rlcbarda added : " It la
a matter of extreme importance te the
eltlea affected te have tha bill approved In
time te held tba coming February elec
tion under It While tbl 1 oencoded te
ba a legislative possibility. It la, in point
et fact, improbable. Still the oommlt eommlt oemmlt
tee will apare no effort te accom
plish the undertaking. Other alee tbe con
dition of chae lu the munlelpal affaire of
the various eltlea whleb are under the act
of 18S7 would, upon tha announcement by
theaupremeoeurt of tbe unconstitutionality
of that act, be protraeted for ever a year,
without possibility of relief, ae far aa tbe
atatua of councils snd sll ether elective
offleer chosen under it Is concerned."
133 Bead et Ll Sleck Bernee.
Heuuvleb, Neb,, Jan. 6. The barn el
Jehn Craig, a wealthy farmer, living six
mile north et here burned yesterday morn
ing, together with 43 horses, 70 cattle, 20
hogs, a large amount of farm machinery,
eauandhay. Tee total leea will reach I20,
000, with no Insurance, Among tbe beraes
burned were a stallion whleh cost 3,000
and seven Kentecky thoroughbred. The
hired man baa disappeared. He had had
aeme trouble with Craig's brother.
tlotet Chance.
Philip Lebzslter hasmadegreatlmprove hasmadegreatlmpreve
menu In tbat famous old hostelry, tbe
Grape hotel. He bad many applications
from people who desired le rent It and Jehn
Brltten, of Reading, la the tucceaalul man.
He will take poaieaaleu et tbe house aaaoen
aathe improvements are finished, which
will be about February 1st
JeLn Bhrelner, who has been clerk at the
Leepard hotel for many years' become pre
prletcr In tbe aprlng as Mr. Martin will re
tire. Mr. Bbrlener baa had oenalderable
experience and it popular wilh tha patrons
of tbe heuae.
Charged With fraud.
Ephralm Duck, of Hellam township.
Yerk county, waa arretted en Tour ad ay,
and taken before Alderman Metzel, et
Yerk, charged by Jullua Fuebt, of Lancas
ter county, with fraudulently ebialnlng
and oenvertlng te bla own use 20,000
picked cigar atampsd with the nainenf
ii Champien Royal Olgara," valued at 1180
and tbe property et E. M. Cehn A Oa The
accused gave bail for a hearing.
UUtee by a Deg,
Eddie Shlsaler, a little son of Simen
Bhlsiler, a letter-carrier, waa unfortunate
yeaterday. He went wltn a little companion
te the heuae et Frederick 8 h read. While
there be threw bla arm around the neck of
a deg In a loving meaner. Tha animal did
net reciprocate, but sprang at tha boy,
tetteg hla through the Up. Dr. Oreifitld
Cleaned the weaad,
OOBaT.
Pan eta Use rabnaatd away veer Age-A
Lara Meaattsr at vaaaa Bead,
Xes iHTBLtaaBHCBn s The ether day
Ieaaa aereta a aerapef aawapaper, about
iX teeaea lcag aad Sjr (achat wide (part of
a newspaper oelamn)upoa which It printed
tha following name, aa parUdpsata la a
daatoaatraUea In honor of aeme oae whose
aamedcee aet appear, aa part et the aarap
at tha appar and la tern away, but the
aula Interest bow la tha mortality of tha
Hat Berne lew remain, but many mera
have passed ever te that "country Iretn
wheaa beurne ae traveler return. " If
there te aay ether Interest, It may baaa te
where the survivors stand politically te-day :
Wm. B. Fordney, Jehn F. Stalnmaa, Rash
Fratar, Dr. F. A. Muhlenberg, ltaae E.
Htetter, Geerge Sanderson, Hiram B.
Bwarr, Jamea L. Reynolds, Samuel O.
Btembaagb, Henry B. Magraw, Dr.
N. Wi Samples Abraham Peters, Geerge
M; Btelnmae, William R. Wilten,
JeesDh a Lelevre. Jamta Patter.
aea, Edward Mertea, Geerge H. Brutb,
Jamea Duffy, Jeseph R. Baker, Geerge
Wolf, (oel.), Jacob Fray, Jamea Smith,
Newton Llgblner, Nathan Werley, Jehn
Mlehatl, Henry Barelner, Let Rogers, Dr.
ltaae Winters, Dr. Levi Hull, Barnard
Mann, Moere Cenneli, Jacob Albright, R
B, Fahneatoek. Iaaae Walker, Thomaa Me-
Ilvaln, Mark Cenneli, G sorge Banderaen,
Obaa. M. Hewell, Jehn W. Jaokaen, Dr.
Bamuel Walehant, Jehn H. Duehman, Dr.
Samuel Parker, Antheny Carpenter,
Jehn Klier, Jehn Ferney, (W. Earl,) Dr.
Henry Carpenter, Wm. Carpenter, Jamea
MeSparran, Jehn MeSparraa, Bandera Me.
CuUeugh, Dr. Jehu K. Raub, Jeseph M.
Watte, F. U. Zlegler, Hugh M. North,
Paul Hamilton, F. B. Blets, J. Frank
Relgart, E. E. Lane, H. M. Relgart,
A. 8. Keller, E. P. 5 Keller, Joel
Llghtner, Jehn L Llghtner, Jaoeb F.
Kauls, William tSpeneer, Frank Claik, Dt.
Jehn Haatea, Henry Halnea, Frank Onr Onr
rae, Rlebard McGrann, Jehn MoUeyern,
Michael Wither. Peter MoOenomy, Wm.
Diller, Patrick MoEvey, Henry Kekert, G.
IkKckerl, Dr. Jaoeb Leng, Dr. J. P. An
drawa, Jamea Dennelly, Ones. J. Rhodes,
Henry
Here tha record suddenly steps, and waa
deubUaa continued la the nextoelumn.but
If none of the newepaper publishers ean re re re
oegnizo the list aa having appeared la
either of their Journals, then tbe remainder
et these who attended tbe demonstration
en that notable occasion will never be
known. Eighty-two and a half name re
main, and among all these there ara par par
hapanet mere than twenty that survive;
and these, se far aa I am able te Judge, are
lnoerruptlble Dtmoerata still, and doubtless
at tha late presidential election east their
billet for Cleveland and tariff reform and
ara In harmony with the popular sentiment
of tha oenntry.
These names Indicate the occasion as an
ante-bellum demonatrallen, perhaps, In
honor of tha election et Jamea Buehauan.
The teat name te Henry. WbeT I don't
knew. They were "solid," and Henry
J ust finished the column. Among the de
parted ones, It will be notleed there were
a few, a very few, that subsequently wav
ered In their political lallb. If they voted
aocerdlng te their political oenvlotlons,
all te well." Under tbe banner et tbe
rspubile thla te the vested right of all.
Sueh a cordon of notable names is an honor
te the DemoeraUo party, and beneath the
rule et sueh men our oenntry would
aiwaya be safe, notwithstanding tbe tndla
criminating contumely cast upon them by
their political opponent, eptelally during
a pending eleouen. If there la oee there
are a quarter of a million mere Democratic
voter in the United Btstea today than
there are among the parties tbat oppose
them. Compared with the mats, the
number et "floaters" is smalt, but in
delt and unscrupulous bands, It seems that
these ean be ae manipulated aa te turn the
acale In favor et tbe heaviest purse, Mete's
the shame. But In looking ever this long
list we de net see a alngle one who would
have sold his birthright fei filthy lucre.
Hxcteb.
Xwe raise Alarms.
Werd wat aent te tha atallen house that a
man waa aeen acting auspiciously in tbe
yard In tbe rear et the BsptUt church, East
Chestnut atreet, en Friday evening. Ofll Ofll
ear Glaaa Investigated the matter and found
that tha man waa doing aome work at tha
ohnreb.
The family et J. Fred Saner, Ne. ID Eaat
Walnut atreet, thought they heard tome
one in tbe cellar last night Offieers Beas
and Myers searched the house from cellar
te garret, but found nothing te Indicate tbe
preaenee of burglar.
fioMcated Bar Embttslsmint,
Constable Gates, of Lebsnen, arrested II.
V. Kramer en Friday en a warrant Issued
by Alderman Halbacb. He la charged en
oemplalntof M.O. Swan, representing the
Columbia agricultural work, with em
bezzlement Tbe allegation te that as agent
ottbeeompauy be oelleotod money and
appropriated the aamete hi own use. He
gave baU before Juatlce Themas, of Leb
anon, ler trial at tbe January eaurt lu this
city.
Tba Dauiage IW paired.
AU tba damage cauaed by the txploalen
attbegaa works en Monday morning haa
been repaired. Nene et tbe timbers In tbe
root were broken, but merely knocked out
of place, and net a tingle new stick waa
required le make tbe repair. Tbe tin cov
ering en the rcef was atralgbtened out and
put down aa-atn, and the only new materlil
required waa brick.
Ancstel tTegltl.
Jehn Miller, of Yerk, waa complained
agalnat before Alderman Halbacb aoveral
month age for aeductien under a premise
et marrlage of a young girl llrlng In this
oily. When Miller heard that La had been
prosecuted be skipped and remained away
until Christmas week, when he returned te
Yerk te visit hla parents. Offleer were en
the lookout for and arretted him. He gave
ball for trial at lie January court of quarter
asialeca.
A Company Ttat Weed Met Walk.
In Z b ni'a J e welry store w lnde w;the mana
ger of Stetaen'a " Uncle Tem " company,
exhibited 15,000 In crisp bank note and
geld pieces. It wat placed there as a guar
antee tbat they give the beat production et
the ebwtnut tbat hat ever been seen in
Lincaater. A man two yards and a feet
long guarded the money, which wat gazed
at and counted by many. The play lua
ben aeen here by the beat and worst com
panies tbat ever proJuesd It, and It te
dollars te doughnut, without taker, tbat
It will always draw.
Mall Weisbcrs.
The men who have been appointed te
weigh tbe malla In thla city have received
their commlatleua, and they will go en
duty January 15th,
A Flo Gilt for Cocnrae,
Harrkbtirg Dispatch te 1'hllafielpUla Fress.
The members et tbe Senate bave made
arrangement te present their late cblef
clerk, Themas B. Cocbcae, of Lancaster,
wltb an elegant testimonial of Ibelr esteem,
whleh will oet net lent than 12,000. It was
flrat proposed te make the teaUmenlal one
of aeild eaab, but at Mr, Cochran's rsquest
this was net done, aad aeifiethlsa wUl ba
OLD-Tiaa
jBeeghtwlththelBAd,
DAZZLING DREAMS DISSOLVE.
AMERICANS AMD BBITISHKRa OSCORT
IN A QIQANIIO aUQAK VBaUD.
Olavar awladlara CKt Away With B33O.O00.
Be EKetrlelty la tha Electrical Bsfla-
tg Company What a West an
Wlih the ujaerst" Baje et It.
Ona et the hugeat and meat tuoeestful
frauds of reetnt dava baa been exposed by
the cellar of tha Kleotrle Sugar Refining
company, the aharee of whleh fell from S3
te ie en the Londen ateck exebanga en
Friday en tlm strength of a cable dispatch
from New Yerk containing tba Informa
tion tbat the alleged aeeret process of
rtfiulng had been ascertained te ba a
gigantic swindle. Investors hava
duped te tbe extent of probably f 1, 000,00a
Four tears age Henry C. Friend, aa el
derly German ehamltt, came te New
Yerk from the West, and claimed
te have discovered a process by
which raw augar could ba refined
by the aid et eltotrlelty. Tha aamplea
which ba exhibited wera of such extraer-
Ldleary purity, that ba seeiired the Interest
ei anuniuer ei sugar msn,uui wuse mty af
filed te see his precete be bluffed Ibem off
by claiming that It waa a non patentable In
vention, and tbat in order te proteetblm-
aell ha would net dare te allow any ena te
aea bow he achieved his wonderful results.
A year age a company waa formed,
with 11000 000 cap til, which estab
lished a faotery In Brooklyn and effleea
en Wall atreet, and elected W. U. Cot Cet
lerlll, prealdent, and J. A. Robertsen, sec
retary and treat urer. Ne one but Friend,
bla wile, a man named Heward, who waa
Interested In the eeheme, and a few Ig
norant wetkmen employed by Friend were
allow e J te enter tb luner reoeaaeaef the
faotery wbere the refining waa uppeeed te
begeng en. Everybody else, Including
tbe effleera and stockholders of the oom eom oem
puny, were permitted te stand en the out
side, listen te the machinery at work, aad
Inspect tba splendid samples et pure
tugar which were handed out aa the rtault
or tha rayaterlnu pioeM.
Mr. Friend died In lt Msreb, leaving,
aa ha aald, hla great secret In the possession
of bis wife, who at tba proper time would
reveal It te tbe com tany. In the meantime
ateck waa la-ut d at 9100 per there, and Mr,
Robertaen took a big block et It te England
where be net only sold It quickly, but the
demsnd for It buatme se lively that It was
boeatod up tn three times above par. It
anybody toetled at the notion of reining
raw augar te quickly and eheaply aa
Robertaen aald could be done through tbe
eleetrlc medium, r.a would offer 500 te any
man who could produce augar aa
pure aa hla templet by any method what
ever. Three thousand at eras ware sold
there at prices rsuglug from K525tef200a
ahare. Ona Liverpool refiner bought a
block et ten frr t3,000 eaab. Mr. Rob Reb Rob
erteon htmsflf te reported te hat a
bought 930,000 worth In Liverpool.
In thla country tba project made
even the great augar trust tremble, for if
the new process would de what waa claimed
for It It would revolutionist Ihe refining
Industry of tbe world,
A few daya age Mia. Fitend and all oon eon oen
neoted with the faotery dleappaared, and
then Prealdf nt Cotterill and aeme of tba
stockholders Invaded tbe aeeret room.
Their dlaoevery et the fraud that had been
practiced bikm Ibem made their heada
awlm. There waa no mere eleelrlcity about
Frlend'a process than there la In a coffee
grinder. Net a pound of raw augar had
been refined In the faotery, and tbe only
machlnea there were cruabere used In
breaking cube sugar Inte email par par
Hele and in granulating tbe coarser
grade, cjuantltle of refined augar, ehletly
cube, bad been purchased by tbe operator
and prepared la aeme aeeret apet with a
obemletl liquid which eliminated tbe ordi
nary impurities found In all augar. This
"doetored" sugar waa then .parted te tba
factory In baga purporting te oentaln raw
augar. The chemical used had crystallized
tbe cubes te a large extant, and when tbey
were broken tbey bad a finer appearance
and quality than au&ar was ever known te
posses.
They discovered a real ourlealty In bar
rele of aelidlfled refined sugar, tbst bad
been apparently welded Inte hard masses
by aeme new r-recets, probably a obemleal
one.
Aa Treasurer Robertsen confessed en
Friday, Frlend'a process waa simply te
etrry refining te tbe extreme point by the
use of ebemlcsls. Prealdent Cotterill bsa
gene West te oedeavor te find Mr. Friend,
and discover Juat what chemical waa used.
Aa thlnga leek new tbe atcckbeldera In
thla country and England will lese yttj
dollar tbey bave tnveated. Mrs. Friend
and her confederate bave carried off a large
amount et money which the company paid
tbem from time te time. They are aup aup
peaed te have rcallzsd fully 9250,000, but It
ia net known bear many peraoe were en
tbe luatde of the aeheinn. Helder of Sugar
Trntt certlfieetee breathed easier when tbe
disclosure was made, and tbe prlee of cer
tificates advanced eeveral point.
Liverpool. Jan. 6 The aharea of the
Kleotrle Sugar Refining company have new
fallen te 30 shilling. Warrants bave been
Issued for the arrest of Mr. Hewird and
Mra. Friend.
Mna. t-niKMD'a statement.
Ann abdeb, Mich., Jan. S. The parties
in tbe Electric Sugar Rehnlng company
frauda at New Yerk have been In cootul ceotul coetul
tatlon with Sawyer fc Knowlten, attor atter
neya here, for several daya past The pres
ident et tbe oempany bet been bore, and
met Mr. Friend, the Howards and Hal Hal
atead, allot whom llve at Milan. Mr.
Frlend'a attorney claim that there waa no
intentional fraud, but tbat tbe oempany ex
pected mere tban waa premlaed. Boe
claim that the oempany waa le furnteh
money te equip a faotery for refining the
sugar by Friend's aeeret process. The
company elalmed tbat the refining wat te be
done from tbe tugar cane. Thla abeoannet
de. Tbeoentraot her husband made waa
te refine tbe augar at go cents a ten or te
all out bis ateck aud aecret for 9250,000.
The company had been running five yeara
aud put In ever (300,000, but no augar had
yet been refined for market
Mr. Friend claim tbat the company la
new trying le force from her another se
cret by whleh the make a auperler article
of sugar from grape, Instead of getting
the aecret thelr contract call for. Thla
laat acoretiherof used te divulge for any
amount Nece et the atcckbeldera bad
even been Inside et the factory until It was
attached, and all went into the scheme
blindly. Ne arrtat have been made and
none vu even tbreattned by the company '
agent, who returned te New Yerk Wed
nesday. Mra. Friend 1 tbe only ene et the
party Interested In the transaction. The
eibere were merely empleyes. All were
In tbe elty yesterday.
AD Uerttful Tbltf.
On the day before Christina Thomaa
McGovern, a railroad laborer, went te the
heuae of Mlebael Rellly and atele tbat gen
tleman'a overcoat, after be had been well
treated there tbe day before, He waa
ai rested wltb the properly lu hi poetea peetea poetea
alen, and yesttrday wa the time act for the
hearing before Aldeiman Deen. Mr, Rellly
In tbe kindness ct hla heart refused te
appear agalnat the man, who was discharged.
Scarcely bad McGovern been aet tree before
ha wat en t big drunk, and la In tbat con
dition yet He fell In wltb aeveral people
whom he tried te beat, aad he may get in
trouble jet.
Lait Day for tba Mecerder.
Recorder LeuKeuccker 1 getting ready te
ttepent of efflsa te-day. Ill clerk are buay
recording tbe remaining pipar left at tbe
etllca. On Monday morning Rtoerder
Relnhe'.d will assume tht dutlt of cilice.
Mr. Ksllj'a Condition..
Patrick Kelly, who waa te badly Injun d
by a bull en Thursday, 1s still at Rohreia Rehreia Rohreia
tewn and cannot ba moved. Hla oeadltloa
baa improved aemawbat sues yesterday,
THB WBBTEBW PMIOlt it) It.
rrealdeat nrtea Kzpkwas tfee Beams el
the OetBpaay.
Tha Philadelphia aeaaegera of the Watt
em Union Telegraph company waa served
with a wilt et quo warrante ea Friday com
manding theuie appear at Harnaburg ea
the 29 a luataat te exp'ala why their prep,
arty in Pennaylvaala aheuld aet ba for
fatted le the atata aecaate of tha alleged
vielatlna of tha oeaatltattoa and tha lawa la
tha purchase by their company et the
Baltimore A Ohie Telegraph oempany, a
competing Una.
Dr. Nervia Green, tha president of tba
Wettere Union, la tpeiklag about tha suit
ea Friday, aald t
There la ae geed ground for tha suit, and
wa ara net at all disturbed about It Just
w be tbe partlea that bave Instituted the
ault are I de net knew, aa I hava aet aeen
the papers. At tha time of the purchase et
tha iltlltmere A Ohie property bv ut we
guarded agalnat tha verv pelafa that ara
ratted by tbla ault Under the United
Btstea tew el 1886 all telatranh oemDaalea
were given the right te operate their llnte
in an atatea, ana aven ii tnera u a raa
aylvanla state law, aa te alleged, It woeld
bave no effect In ihe face of the United
Slates tew. Tha United Bute supreme
oeurt baa decided ever aad ever agala that
telegraph butlaeaa Is tnttntate oemmtrce,
and cannot be Interfered with by atata
aotlen or etatute.
'There la ae consolidation et the Waiters
Union and tha Baltimore ft Ohie telegraph
oempaalea. Tna tetter laatlllmatntalaed aa
a separate and connecting company. Then
again the Western Union, when It made the
purchase, did net buy that portion that waa
operated under tha Pennaylvaala charter.
The Baltimore ft Ohie parent oempany
waa chartered under the Maryland lawa. Ia
each one nt tbe ether atatea where the com
pany built lines separate atata ehartera
were secured, and each et these separata
companies waa leased by the original com
pany. Tha Pennsylvania oempany waa net
Included In tba purchase, we expreesly re
futing te purchase, aa wa ware aware of tha
trlngent slate charter and did net care te
eater into any controversy ever It"
oer OLAta.
luUrtstlBg Aeeeaat of lis Maaatactr la
flitsbars.
Out gltss la In fstblen la spite of the fact
that Imitations of It are bow ae eleeeaad
perfect that It 1a almost Impeaslble te tell
lie dlfterenee without candlieg. That
being the case the ealy real advantage that
tha genuine article Beams te possess la in
tbe permanence of Ha beauty It aet broken.
for tbe Imitation article whea aoraehed aad
worn does net resemble the genuine, cat
gleet 1a made In Pltlaburg.and te claimed
te be quite (qual la desltra and finish te tha
foreign article. The Ditpal cS of that elty
describes tba proeaia aa foiiewa t
Fellow a place of glaaa from tha time It la
taken from the furnaee, where tbe molten
metal Ilea ready for ate. A gathering boy
culla a little ball el It upon the end of a
fathering red and carries It te tbe operator
I there ia tee much ha redueea It le tee
proper alia by tbe ute of tolaters j then,
anting between two Iren ralla extending
out like long ehalr tr.ne, ha roll the
Eatbarlng red baek asd forth with eaa
and, while with the ether he faab faab
lena tbe abapeleea rnaaa into all tha
symmetrical forma Imaginable. It te
really wonderful with what facility
tbeae experts, tbrea-feurtha of whom, it
la worthy of no', ara A aatrleena, aided by
a few eltuple instrument, eaa bring about
aueh reaulte. Tha principal Inairumtnt
used resemble a pair et ahtep ahaara ex
cept that luatead ei bladaa there ara tenga
tapering te a point Tha handle tiader
anting, la used for flattening or eleagatlag
the glass and tba bladaa or oempasa like
points are used aa wldsnera. Tna giata giata
werkers grew wonderfully expert with tba
preelllari thtlr technical uam belegable
te work tbe glass until aa thla aa paper.
Tha "gory furnaee" te a email affair
used te reheat tba glata aheuld te oeol be
fore It haa been worked into proper ehtpe.
The reason why out glaaa " blaaka " muat
be worked by hand te beeaute they
mutt have perfect Intlda aurfaeaa,
without hair or blister, aud thla
cannot be done with meldr. Cherry
weed 1a uaed te rub the aurlaea of
tbe glaaw, while het and when being
worked Inte form. Thla weed baoemaa
charred from oenteot with the het
metal and becomes a lubricant similar te
black lead. The "blank," when finished,
are plaoed In "leer pane" In the furnaee
tbey are even like atrueturea whleb, at
the deer, ara heated te atmeat melting
heat. The pan ara gradually drawn
through, aad aa tba heat ehangea gradually
te cold, the glaae, la patting through, la
perfeetly tempered.
If you were te see a pleee of handmade
glaaa aa It cornea from thla furnaee, you
wculd Ignore It aa worthless. It te clumsy
and et a dull leaden bur, apparently with
out a particle of brilliancy i therefore, the
greater tbe atranger te tha proeeae of man
ufacture, the greater te tha surprise aa
tbe gists slowly .develops Inte glittering
oetly ornaments. It 1s a wonderful trans
formation.
The baae figure 1a flrat outlined en tba
glata blank, and 1a plaead In tba handa of a
reugner." ua stana at a ateet wneei witn
aabsrpedga. By tha aid of Band whleb
trickle onto the edge from a hopper above,
tbe wheel alewly out tha baaa figure deep
Inte tbe glaav. Tbe pleee te then paaaad te
an operator et a Una grained atone. He
remove every trace of, the sand aad ateel
wheel mark. Oaa false alreke en either of
tbeae wheel may damage the pleee beyond
repair. The work of these two operator
Ualew aud tedleu and frequently tbey
work hours en one piece.
Frem themoetfaer the glaua I taken te tha
polisher who treat It wltb three distinct
Erecesses. irat is tna pumiee atone en a
ant weed wheel ; the next te tbe putty
polishing en aaett weed wheal, and lastly
Is tbe soft bruth made en a Spanish wool
wheel. The glass 1s again rubbed with rags
and polished wltb brushes.
A UDil eat roatpeasd.
Ciiioaeo, Jan. 6. The eate et Jamea
Watt and Jeseph H. Dunlap, respectively
publisher and city editor et tha Chicago
2imes, who were arrcated laat night at the
Instance of inspector Benfleld and Oept
Kebaak, en a charge et criminal lltal, eama
up thlmoril3gbtfereJuil!oj White. Upen
request they were pottpened until January
10,
A rottemea Mobeta.
aiiANDlUriDS, Mleh., Jan. 6. Thepoat Thepeat
t moo of tbl city wis robbed last night of
about 9500 worth of ttemps and a box con
taining a number of registered tettera. Tha
robbery wat ene et the boldest pieces of
work ever perpetrated here. There la ae due
te tbe tblef. Several thousand dollars worth
et atampa and half a dcztn registered
pouches were left undisturbed.
The Democratic State Oemmlttt le Meat.
Uahbisuure, Jan. 6. The Democratic
atata committee will meet at the Bolten
beuse, Hsrrlsburg.en Wednesday, January
lO'.b, at 11 a. ux, te elect a ebalrman, secre
tary, and an executive committee, and te
transact aueb ether bualneaa a may ba
brought before It.
rret. UetTcksn' Fioncutleo Abandoned,
Beiimn, Jan .6. Prof. Gtffeken, whose
trial lu com uectlen with the publication et
Emperor Frederlck'a diary waa announced
te take place thla month, haa been releaaed
from custody and tbe prosecution et bla
case abandoned.
A Millien Dellar Fir.
Calcutta, Jan. 6. Tha town of Cechin,
en tbe Mulabar coast, haa been almost
wholly destroyed by fire. Only ena build
ing, an oil factory, waa aaved. The lets te
placed at 91, 00,000.
WBATHEU iMUlUATIOKB.
PWAaBiMOTear, D. O., Jau. C Fer
Eastern Pennsylvania: Heavy rains
warmer, easterly wind, high en the
coast followed Sunday by clearing weather
aud northwesterly wind.
Te carentait.
The careuBsllatthcKteg atreet rink te
aa attract! ra plaes of aaesemea, sad te
agweUpaAroaUedbytaeMaadyoMg.
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IN THB 7S.BOOB BAB
BeBaaaaJaataaaeaeasMHtiea, Bat
petit Fiataily Creasae tha ai
thaaga aaVtvteg gross BweMea
Bew taa aeerea ateed at Sift,
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Tha-walklBg autea eeattaaaa la i
atteatlw, aad draws erawde te Va
euer hall. Tba race aaa baaa a
between Ltwreaee aad BeaaM,
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.Mw.im.vuv pwav w m viwn WjO-fk
h no ueudi tnat wa ataa aave,,
going for all that la ia
aaeh oae la anxteaa te wla tae'ii
which leeks aa big aa eaa of Wa
eigne. Laslnlghtthecrewdwaavaryl
tnera eeuig ever oue people ia taa Ban
Many et tbaan remained aatU a lata
Whileethera were there all eight Tkawjt
a report iaat evening that Lawraaefal
ware ae badly awellea that ha oeaMi
wia aad would have te leave taa I
He did antler from suck aa atleeUaa, I
net te sueh aa exteat aa teMtwaV-
plueklly remalaed ea thelraakaadl
aged le keep ahead. BeaeM
waa la geed oeadltloa thla iwatag i
deelsres yat tbat ha will surety wla, ':
ai a o'clock iaat aveaiag, aner I
had beta la progress for
score waa t Behald, 147 aaUee,
renee 167 milts aad IS tape. At atMi
It waa t Behald, 158 aaltea aad 17:
Lawrence, 181 aaltea aad 4 teas.
the after part et the aigat, whoa taa
and tba big crowd bad lan, la i
took a reat for aeme hours. tsehetdwat
the track mera lata Lawreaee aad ht I
wayhagtlaad eenetderabte. Thai
that he waa te Lawrence was at a
tbla morning, whoa ha had aaada 171 1
and D lapa te 195 mUea et Ltwr
ha fell baek, and at 8 0010011 taa 1
Behald, 183 Bailee aad U laps : Let
jvu miiea aaa u taps. j
A. . k
At 12 o'clock Bcbeid aad I
aad Lawrence 810, aa thai taa
gained several aaltea. Lawr
Buffering from his ankle watiraBl
aer. Seheld waa aUll la
There la a araat erewd at I
alteraoea aad everybody Mil
wlU excitement At bait-Beat two) 1
te the aurptlee of every aady,"
appeared ea tna treex
triiuad with Seheld aaUl he had 1
mile, whea he'qutt AtSo'sieekl
wast Beheld, 311 Btllaa aad Utaaai'J
renea, 221 Bailee aad a lapa, Las
waa aufferlag from a awetel kas
ankle, but waa plueklly helelag Is,
track. Tha crowd praseat M
te be sxnltsd aad a aaataar ;
bate wars aaada that afiaraoea.
te likely te be tna te algal
tha affair la ever. Tha treaMaaaasBBial
that tee maay ataa who hava a 1
with tha match ar allowed 11
wltb tha walkara. Th seeteh at
bad feeling between taa frteade f.
ptdeatrlan, aad all will be ea kaM
alght te aaa that fair play Is gtvea. f
Tha following war th aaaras at-:
antes',;
ljWrtt BO0i eaaeeseeeeaaa BaB js
HObtltl e a S14
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w.
Thty say KMr BeeataBatea. -t
WAIBINTON, Dee.
praatated te tha Seaat
reaolutlena adopted by Oetaatat
VerelB of th tewa of Lak.
county, iiuaeta, romeaawating 1
paaatge of the "Mnadai raetblU" ai
Joint resolution la relation I reUglea IbI
publle aoheote. Tha Tura vereta
Oengreaa te provide a tutor ter
Blair aad aaya that hla bill
forcibly et Spain la th fifth eeetary." v
Tba SUIktrt r.lkaly te Be Bt Biflafad,
Ciuoaqe, Jan. 6. Ohtet Arthur, oil
Kegiaeera Brotherhood, arrived la th:
thla morning and took breakfast at.
unuu rmnaa, , iv ,
waaa aaea ay a united frees raperwi
waa t muiiaeu te am veiy saiswve .,,
aald haws glad the 'Q"treebte was
tied, but declared he eeuld aMalvatej 1
thing aa te th terma of attlaaiaal. It ;
aald that tha ehtet la aurely patelag t
Uhlosge te attend te aeme l
la the West '
Later Ohtet Arthur w
members et the oeefereaee t
tba terma of settlement war feraaaUj
milted te him for approval. Ateag4
iuu vnoueu, wuMHt m eiut ia yvssw
Tha terma of th true hava aet yat I
made publle, both aides betag aawulkagi
prsseat 10 aiaoteas parucuiara, r.
A aaaa who te well aeqaalaied wbbi
auuauea aald te-day 1 "Yeaatayi
upon it that th agreemeat
At
Brotherhood aaea ailing th
meaaa a deal mere tbaa at flrat
Vaoaneiee will eeear vary rapidly di
the next two or three weeka."
Warm Baeapilea for WhMe Oaaa.
JxrrxBteN, Ohie, Jaa. 6. A tow
age three or four men visited th
J. H. stone and Clark Silvers, llvtea
uiaa hud, sdebi nva muta iress aet,
atoned the bootee, leaving a Wall
notice. Thursday alght they appears
silvers' and routed aia ay taw
boulders agalnat hla beat, Stivers
procured a deuble-barreled ahetgna
fired both barreia into tha erewd at
range. Tbe leeda took tfftet Jadgtag
tae noise made by tha mea wall
from Hllvera' place. Yeaterday apaa
amlnatlea tha ground was feuad
with bleed. Stene came te tewa
and procured a aupply et amntuaHtea
aaya ba will ba prepared te reeatv
White Caps in geed shape.
The Bay la oeareat.
Wabuinqten, Jan. 6. Ia th
te-day resolution were agreed te
leg en the atata departmeat for las
Uen sa te the Venezuelan awards aad
atapa had baaa taken te oelteotta
quotes of the Oaraeaa custom wetpts,
Panama canal reaoiuttea of air.
waa then taken up aad dlseejaad at
Tha Heuaa te-dsy shortly arasr
Bag rceumtd th wraagla ever taa)
posed ehaag la tba rule, no qi
being pteeent, a call et tt
uxuaieu. ,?
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Opposed te a B4ad Daly. 3-
Wabbinoten, Jaa. e. J eaa
and a dalHtiiea et aagar planter
Beuh appeared bewre we tarw
mlitea te-day and made aa
atalnat th proposed reduetlea tatfea
en ausar. '
The hearing wiUb returned thte ;
BOOB.
eaer laataUed.
On Thuradey alght tha emaars of
CeuncU Ne.283, of United Frfc
a'-alled by Ceuaell Deputy Maaky, 1
by E. D. Bard, who eetea as ,
shal. Ths council haa lata I
and te la geed coadHtea.
A SaaeU Steeee.
Jqle Kta,the Dateh oeatedUa,
for ueaeeaad tUMHrattaa
testvate Tbeauatee
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