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LANCASTER, PA., PRTOAY, JANUARY 11, 1869.
PRICE TWO CENTfiti
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KiaariiR Roem brcetrrrb raeai
TOM OMOUIIIB glut HILL,
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TarlHIsg Beaa as IsrtiMet-A-
tt'ea el Ik RsBat
Taeresaltapt the oveloae at Rcadlag ea
Wedneedv afternoon, tbeagh exeeedlagir
tiviui unto in prevaa as awssxreM
- Hi am aaueipiiea. i
tweUy five deaths have Utuarer
ana perhaps net mera than ede
win die, white tba number of mjaiedwlll
lleved te be feietly hurt.
The flosnelel less will reach tl75.000, the
If s ten the silk mm property Mm senate
ted at beat 100,001, thst en the palat shop
end contents at about 165,000, and ttieee aa
smaller properties aggregated at abeat
vlO.UtjO.
Tue prlneipil point e( dsmsee wh en tee
it et thosiiknmnutsetoryif Grtmehaw
Brethers. This, a bsndseaae tour-story
brick structure, steading en a plain te the
Bertbweit and near the keaeel the oblong
Mount Penn, waa directly in the path of the
ojelon, and wa ewept down completely,
leaving only the amokeataek of the boiler
heuae and a email square tower at the
north of the factory proper standing.
Tbe building occupied a pleee ct around
about 150 by 300 (eel, and waa eenalderably
raeaeTed from ether structure. The wreck
covered ever two scree, The oyelone etroek
Just ss darkness came en, end little could
ne eeen In the blaekneu of the night, except
attadewy figure moving about hurriedly
a groans and erlea for help directed,
eeme with lanterns, ethers stumbling
ever prpjeotieg beams or Inte orevlets
of the rulca. The light of returning
day dleleiei a Jigged mass of brlek sad
splintered weed. Heavy beards had beta
ground Inte bits net much larger Ihtn
toothpicks. The atreet ears and otter
conveyances brought out crowds from the
centre et the city, and the railroad trims
bore many people from near by tewas.
The drlMliag rain et the night before had
given way te e frecslng morning wind,
whleb, notwithstanding the bright ana
light, waa net conducive te theoemrort et
the spectator. Hundreds of men clam
bered ever the rulna Intent ea giving aid
la removing the bodies that might jet re
main, but for hours there was only oeo fu
sion. The efforts of the polies were feeble
te keep back the multitude et mea and
boys who pushed forward. Toe great num
ber of the missing employer, and the un
certainty et their fate only eeamed te em
pbasise the lack of system In the mob.
About 11 o'clock, however, Chief et
Police Mablon Snaaberand Sergeant Henry
Mans, with 18 men, drew a oerdoa about
the place, and, with the assistance of com
pany A, Fourth regiment of the Pennsyl
vania National Uaerd, under oemmand of
Captain Harry Ohrlsteff, cleared the enclo
sure of ell exeept these at work, about 160
la number. Three gangs were ergsnlztd
without further delay, and the work wee
resumed with some system. Leng pieces
of tblek rope were utilized In pulling out
heavy beams, pieces et machinery and
sections et flooring, one end being tled
about the object te be removed end tbe
ether held by a line et men In the crowd,
who, at a given signal, wenld drag out the
piece, wbleh would go ripping Uiroegb the
loc as mats that covered it
By 2 o'clock clearings were made te al
low of thorough aeatch about the first fleer,
and before dark It waa believed that the
last corpse had been removed, nnlesa visi
tors had beta In the factory at the time of
tbe disaster. Every name bad been ac
counted for. Biz bodies were taken out
during tbe day. As each waa found tbe
exeltement et the crowd would Intensify,
and It required all the efforts of the polies
and militia te keep the peeple from push
ing ever the line.
MR. JIUMSIIAW'S KXrkRIBXOK.
The experience of Mr. UeergeOrlmsbsw,
Jr , who managed tbe silk factory, perhaps
illustrates tbe suddenness of the disaster
and the Impression It made upon these In
tbe vicinity. He s'ates that he waa in tbe
offlee, which was In the southeast corner et
the building.
"My book-keeper was stek," he iaU,
"audi waa temporarily looking after tbe
office work. About 6:35 o'elook I heard a
noise tbat aeunded te mn like a blast fur
nace In tall operation. I was en the way
te tbe deer te aee what the matter was,
when I was knocked sgslnst tbe deer. The
noises tbst followed tbe first sound were
like these of a terrlde thunder storm. I
waa fortunately able te get out, and al
though I had no idea et what happened or
tbe extent of tbe damage, I ran te tbe
Marlen Fire Engine oempsny and asked
them te call out ether organic illenr, I
then went te tbe Reading railroad shops
and sent a telephone message te tbe eblaf
of police te send ambulanees te tbe faotery.
I get back, It seemed te me, la a few
minutes, and told tte engineer te draw
bis fires te prevent an eiploslen. I then
for tbe first time began te realise what had
occurred."
Business was almost suipanded during
Ttaut adsy, tbe residents giving themselves
up te tbe exeltement el the moment. As
each ambulance passed along the streets
storekeepers and residents lined tbe side
wslks, while crowds et boys ran after the
vehicle.
The positions or eeme et the bodies when
found showed tbe work tbat was being
done when dettb overtook tbe vletlmr. A
pair et eolssers was beld la tbe right band
of Ltllle Bcbaeiter, and tbe arm out
atretcbed,aa II she waa about te cut a thread
at the moment et being struck. Tbe bead
was badly crushed, and mortar and pieces
of brlek were matted In tbe dark hair with
clots et blecd. ,
The features of Kiltie Faust were ae
crushed and distorted tbat her father failed
te recegnise them. A friend of tbe dead
girl named Pennypacker called at J. Hen
ainger's morgue, te which tbe body was
taken, and asked tbat the right abee be
taken et! for the reason tbat Mtsa Faust,
through an accident bad been compelled te
walk en the lnuer side. The defect waa
found and tbe identification waa made com
plete by a ring en the third finger of the
left band and a kerchief about tbe neck.
Kmm Neester wai s'.UI alive when found
about neon. Kind bands lifted her Inte an
embulanee, which burrled te her home. A
doctor waa at once sent for, but betere he
arrived she died.
William Bnvder, a beamer, was with
diffieulty reoegnlzsd by his father-In law,
Jehn A. Btaab.
All the undertaking establishments were
besieged during the day by anxious rela
tives and friends, and as eaah body was
reeegnlzsd It wasoeuveyed te the home of
relatives et the deecaaed.
Mtebasl Aulanbaoe,tbo bookkeeper of tbe
Uk manufactory, who was at bla bems
stele when the disaster occurred, proceeded
te the mill at about 7 o'clock Wednesday
night, and Is still about the ruins. He was
fortunate enough te secure poeseaiten of tbe
time book, containing a list of tbe employee
who were in the building at tbe time.
These numbered 2S0,
At neon en xuuraaay me uuuiuti ei
missing was 07, and mssseeger were dis
patched te their homes te learn their
eoadliieo. Alter five hours of sesrch every
name was accounted for and checked ett.
It was owing te these eflerts that the sesrch
ler bodies waa Intelligently directed, and
tbe anxiety el friends appeased.
A relief meeting, presided ever by the
mayor, waa held en Tbursdty at which
5,0O0 was aubaerlbed, and a oemmlltee ap
pointed te procure further contributions.
Theatte et the paint shop of tbe Reading
railroad oempsny was a smoking pile of
black by daylight en Thuraday. Charred
Umber and twisted iron were tbrewn about
tm contusion. The butlJleg waa one one
story In height and about 00 by 150 feet la
ares. Five empleyes were killed and five
seriously lnjured.
Following is a correct list of tbe dead :
Eva 1.166, 23 years : Uarry Crocker, 27,
married; Jehn KeDer, zi, marnea ; oepnia
Winkelmsn, 22; Katie Leea,18; Sadie
Hbade, 20 ; Barbara Bellhelmer, 16 ; Bailie
Diekel, 16; Amelia Christman, 18 ; Emma
Pflem, It ; Bailie Herner, M ; Laura
Kercher, 10 l Mary Filzpatrick, It ; Tlllle
Grew, It: Millie Bsbaeffer. 12; William
Bayder, 25, married; Bailie Faust, 10; Emma
Baiter, 18.
SB raiiSarg DaetaUst Osewlag.
ete bedke van takes neat im
barg ea Thenaisy, aad the death list sew
aaaaasra it, aaa was m mm niarea ;,
of the latter beta In a erltleeleeaei
TM aeareaera ate euilet wetkand
the polleeaalaerltleethtak that a aasuber
et bodies will be feand la aa alley waJea
la pUed with debris as feet deep.
1 was looking eat of the wladew wees
H MlV'aald a Bate awed, tateUlgeat,
loeklag earpeater, who was working la
the upper story of the Gersaaala hank
balldlag.
"I waa at work aeer the wladew, and
wham that terrible burst of atom eame 1
weat te the wladew aad looked eat. I
had aearesly reaeaed the wladew wheat
H seeased te me that the big aew balldlag
the street was moving. I started
loving, i
my baad
te tab asy eyes 'Willi my baadv
Ml ! View VI MNK lUVpilH UTVT,
aad 1 eaW I was aet dreaming, aad
that there was aetaleg wrong wlla
aiy ayes. The whole of the balldlaa went
ever at the same time, as well as I oeald
Jadfe. Oee wall did aet go before ether,
bat the front, eldea aad eada alt moved
.together. At first It weat slowly and
looked as UN ws a quicksand et bricks be be
esuse they wrhrgiea areaad la all dlree
tlens, Tnsa there was aa awful crsahing
and reading of weed, and tbe whole thing
eeUapsed en the row of balldkage wbleh
front ea Weed street. 1 eeeid see the reefs
and basks of these buildings break In ae If
tbsy were made of tin, aad then I oeald aee
sewing ter a mieai or two ea account or
the das'. I heard aa awful screech from
some women, sbeut tbe first sound slier
tne mil wnea i loeaea oewn into Dia
mond street, at the feet of tela building, 1
saw sqeasr thing.
' Wblla 1 have bees working here 1 have
often noticed an old negre who carried a
hed and did ether work te help the men.
Just before the tell 1 saw this colored man
at work with a carpenter en a scaffold
wbleh was level with the sixth story build
ing. While I waa looking at the pile el
rubbish, tbe first thing I saw moving
was something black, and In a lew mlantce
that old colored man worked hi way out
from among tha brlcka and stuff-, and waa
able, with some help, te get away from the
Place. Tbe wind eame In such a direction
thstltstrnek the side of the building Just
aa It would the sail of a ship. The walls
were thlek, but 1 have heard they are set
well pat together. "
Pittsbube, Jaa. 1L All last Bight will
lag hands labored hard en the rulaa at
Dlsmeadand Weed streets. Much waa
accomplished, but a great deal et work
must yet be done before a positive knowl
edge of the extent of the frlghtlul catas
trophe can be bad.
The remains et five persons were re
moved during the night. Tbe body of
Willie Geetmsn was unearthed at 0 o'elook.
Just at midnight the body et Charles Mo Me Mo
Keeu was found under a masset ruins In
tbe rear part el Welding's store. He waa
terribly mangled and waa 82 years old aad
single. Shortly alter 2 o'elook this morn
ing two mere bodies of workmen were
found In theoellsrel WUIey's building.
They were In a sitting posture, beside
stove, se bsdly msngled and disfigured that
they have net yet been Identified.
Just ss the city clerk tolled the hear of
six this morning workmen found and oar ear
out from the rear el Weldlng'a cellar the
body el Or. J. C. Raid. Dr. Beld was ever
80 yeers el eve and waa widely known.
This will swell the number el bodies te U.
The polies have bow sine names en their
list of missing. It Is thought that a greater
portion of these will be transferred te the
death roll.
It Is doubtful If the work will be com
pleted te day.
TUK DUNBDItV AOClDEMr.
The Iledy of Williams Brought te Lanes
tr rartnsr Paitleelars.
The body et Albert Williams, the young
man who waa killed In the terrible acci
dent at Bunbury, was brought te Lancaster
tbls morning. It arrived here at 0:10 and
ws in charge et William Chapman, Ell
Brenner and Elmer Herzeg. The widow
el the deceased accompanied the body,
whleh waa taken te the home et her father,
Bamuel Jenes, at Ne. 421 North Cherry
street, from whlcb beuse the luneral will
take place en Sunday afternoon. The
men who brought tbe body here are
all residents el Lancaster who went
te Bunbury te work some time ego,
Frem them mere waa learned concern
ing the aoeldenk It seems tbat Wllllama
received teirlb'.e Injuries, although the
papers et Thursday morning did net ae
state. Tbe man'a Jsw wss broken In two
places, bis right leg was crushed, his left
leg broken and he was hurt Internally.
Beaaley bad both handa and his legs cut,
and he Is hurt about the breast. The men
think be will recover. When found, after
the accident, Beasley and Williams were
lying together. Chapman, Brenner and
Herzeg toad Just left them a law minutes
before tbe accident. Wllllama waa
going for his coat and preparing te leave
the building when he waa atrleken down.
Herzeg had Juat gene out of the building
for a shovel, or he might have been killed.
The men who brought tbe body here
speak In tbe hlgbeat terms of tbe kindness
et Jehn Hsu, president, and Levi Busier,
superintendent et tbe campsny for which
the men were working. They sent tbe
body te Lancaster, paying all tbe expenses
as well ss these of tbe men who accom
panied IU
A ' Uaihsr" FepprtMSd.
from the Minneapolis Tribune.
He was a geed looking young man, but
be appeared te be Just aa fresh aa be really
waa aa be alighted from the New Yerk
Central train at Reme, N. Y. There was
a wslt of nearly ball an hour at Reme, but
be aaw an awfully pretty girl' peeing the
platform, and didn't mind. After grinning
atnsrfera few moments be approached,
and taking ett his hat with aa elaborate
bow, remarked : " ,
'Parden me, but tbls Is Reme, Is It net 7'
Yes, sir," sbe replied.
"Can von direct me te the residence el
Cilus Brutus 7'' he Inquired.
Ne, air, I can net. He's dead, and It
you'll sxcuse me, lt'a about time you died,"
and then the tresb young man retreated,
and spent the remaining lime In studying
the time tables.
Neighbor. Qearr!.
Jetlersen Brewer baa been prosecuted
before Alderman Ualbaeh for surety et tbe
peace by G. L Jenes, el Kirk weed. These
men, who ere neighbors, bad a buslneis
difficulty snd It resulted In Jenes suing
Brewer ler embezzlement. Alter that ault
waa entered tbe allegation la tbat Brewer
metJenea and threatened te whip him
every time be aaw htm. Ball was entered
ler a bearing.
Alderman Halbaeh dlsalssed tbe embez
zlement case tbls morning snd returned
tbe surety of pesos case te oeurt
Fer lbs Beading 8eftrsr.
There were two hundred and eighty pee
ple employed In tbe Readlngmtll which waa
blown down. These tbat were net killed
or injured will be .thrown out of employ
ment, se much must be dens for tbe relief
et all. Tha citizens of Reeding held a
meeting last evening, when ever (5,000 was
subscribed. The largest sum was 350, which
was given by tbe Berks Liquor League. Tbe
Canstatter VolkafeatVerein,ef Philadelphia,
sent 1300 and sums hsve been received from
ether cities. Lancaster will probably de
her share and a subscription baa been
atarted at the Intelliqe.ncek efflce.
Charged With Estortlen, -Mayer
Grant baa been made te defend a
suit st lsw, whlcb Is brought by Eugene
Ballivsa, of Brooklyn. Mr. Sullivan's
charge la tbat while sheriff the mayor un
lawfully extorted from blm tees aggregate
lag setti. ybm auegeuea gtvea mm tee
right, BadCT'tad wsBfla,- aaa te treble
GOV. MIFFLIN'S MONUMENT.
IT WILL MOT U f LACBD IN BBORC Of
TRiRtrr LtrrBBJtais oecateci.
Tfee Vcstty ctav Meubmi itie
Tbat ta Plaa Ad4s Is OnJssSfabS.
Is Win rrebably Be Mae la tha eas-
net areas At Btsntsbarg.
At the lest session of the Legislature
1,000 waa appropriated te pay ter the
making el a meaameat te aaerk tha resting
plseeef Themas Mifll Id, ths flist governor
of Pennsylvania ander tha oeasUtattoB of
1700 aad who held that efflee from
December 21, 1700, te Dteember 17,
17P9. Tha Intention was te place
tt la front, of Trinity Lutheran
choren, thta city, where hie remalaa are
burled. Tbe commleslea la charge of the
work prepared drafts of the proposed
monument and seat them te the vestry et
the Trinity church. Aoeompaatag these
drafts wss a lstter asking the vestry te
adept either one of the drat la or te prepare
one of their ewa, wbleh would com
bine the best features of the three
prepared by direction of the com
mission. Nene et tbe drafts seat met
,the views et the vestry, sad In accordance
with the suggestion of the commis
sion tbe vestry tsd a draft made
by Hewell A Urnger, el what It consid
ered te be a proper monument te bava
placed in front el Trinity church. Thta
proposed monument wss te be el polished
granite, with appreprlstn loscrlptleas
en seen et the tour aides. The oemmisslon
rejected this draft and without further con cen con
suitstlen soespted the plan et a monument
prepared by Hewell fc Gruger at
tbe direction of the commission, the
principal feature of whleh waa a bast of
Mifflin en top of tbe abaft. This was dis
tasteful te the vestry for the reason that
Get- Mifflin waa net a member of Trinity
or any ether church snd It did net cot
alder It the proper thing te place at Its main
eatranea, where it would have te go, a
monument surmounted by a bust aad
containing purely secular and civil Inscrip
tions, and the vestry notified tbe stste
commlasalen that It would net allow the
proposed monument te be erected en their
church ground.
Hewell & Gruger, et this city, have the
contract for the monument, and they were
notified by telegraph en Thursdsy te sus
pend work en tbe ssme until they received
further Instructions, Tbe Impression of tha
vestry el Trinity Is that tbe monument will
new be. placed en the capltel grounds at
Harrlaburg.
Measra. Hewell A Gruger reeelved a letter
from Harrlaburg thta morning, telling them
tbat tbe work en the monument was
ordered te be stepped en account et the
action et the church vestry. -
The aet of assembly, passed June 3, 1887,
appropriating 81,000 ler the expenses et the
monument, epeoifleally states that It shall
be placed ever the grave of Gov. Mlfllln. If
tbe vestry will net allow the monument to te
be placed there, the act will hsve te be
repealed, and another passed before It can
be erected at any ether pleee.
Tbe commission who have direction of
the menument are tbe governor el the
atate, secretary of the oemmonwoalth sad
secretary of Internal affairs.
m i
TI1KOLD UNIOX.
Iht y Beld 1 h.lr annual afasUna and Have a
Uaiqatt Esst Might.
Although -the volunteer fire department
went out el existence eight years sgevlthe
old Union cempsny still maintains Its
organization and bold annutl meetings.
There ere new thirty-two membere, snd
Isst nlgbt the 129.h snnual meeting waa
held at Copland's hotel, en North Queen
street. The following members were
present : H. E. Blsymaker, K. E. Bnyder,
J. L. Lyte, O, Edward Hegener, Themas
Thurlow, Jehn L. Martin, Paul Myers,
William Fisher, Jehn Lamparter, Geerge
Ostar, B. R. Everts, Jeseph Smith, A.
Btrsuss, Jeseph O. Biggs snd Bamuel
Welzell.
An oleetlon el offlesra reaulted In the
unanimous choice el the old ener, ss fol fel fol
eows: President, H. E. Blaymaker ; vice
presidents, K K. Bnyder, and J. L. Lyle ;
secretary, G, Edward Hegener ; treasurer,
Charles A. Heimtab. After tbe transae-
tien of some ether business the
down te en elegant banquet, whleh bad
been prepared by Mr. Copland. Several
hours were pleasantly apent partaking
of the geed thlnga and telling fire sterlca
el bygeuedsys.
AN BOTOROM HIS MUSCLE.
Hetrlsvss Ills Fintnnss by right With m
Western Landlord,
The eoeentrto Mand Miller and her bus
band, Louden McCormack, the actor,
created a sensation st Cherokee, Kansar, en
Thuraday. Tbe pair bave been "burning"
with "MO" wltn peer success. Tuuy
reached Cherokee en Wednesday In desti
tute circumstances. A hotel keerer
from McCune, Kan., followed them and
demanded payment of a bill. MoCermaok
told him frankly that be waa broke," but
requested tbe landlord te remain In town
for a oeuple of daya and be might find
meana te pay him. Tbe landlord grew
angry and called tbe actor all sorts of bsd
names.
By tb la tlmeacrewd had collected and M0'
Cermack Invited the landlord out into the
atreet te settle the matter. The landlord waa
only tee glad te accept. The two wenteut
Inte tbe street, where without any prelimi
naries they began te fight. The landlord
waa tbe bigger man, but the aoter waa tbe
quieker. He polished tbe hetelkeeper oft In
a very emphatle manner and whipped him
In 10 minutes. The crowd applsuded the
actor's pluck, sod tbe leading citizens of the
town rented the opera house and tendered
It te blm free. They then bought the beuae
out and aeld the tickets te friends ler a per
formance of " '49' en Thuraday nlgbt. The
actor will clear enough te pay all debts and
expensea te New Yerk.
A Toens Mau Arrsstad for Theft.
Benjamin Derwart, age 18 years, resid
ing at Ne 431 West Orange street, was
arrested en Thuraday afternoon by Special
Ollleer Ebrman for larceny. Derwart,
who was In company with two ether young
men, vsi seen te set suspiciously la front
of tbe People's tea store, en West King
street. The clerk was notified that they
had stolen some glasaware and when he
walked te tha outside of tbe store these
young men ran away. They were followed
and caught In tbe rear el tbe market beusta
and searched, Tbey all denied having
atelen auy artleles, but Offlser Ebrmsn
searehed them and aecretcd under Der wart's
coat be found a amell gUas pitcher, which
was identified ss tbe properly el tbe tea
cempsny. Cemplslnt was made sgatnat
Derwart before Alderman Ualbacb, and In
default of ball be waa committed for a hear
ing. Water Committee UrgsnU.d.
The water oemmlttee of ceunclla met en
Thursday evening and ergaulzsd. Majer
Edgerley is chairman by virtu
cilice. Alderman Halbacb, who waa clerk
et tbe water commission, was elected clerk
el the committee. It was decided te visit
tbe water works en MondayaUemeon, at
which time a superintendent snd engineers
will be elected. All the cfflclala en duty
new will be chosen. Tbe following sre tbe
members of tbe water oemmlltee ; Msyer
Edgsrisy, Geerge U. Berger, Joel L.
Halaes, Jehn E. Meana, J. U. Bare, Joea
TAB rMDKWrB STATB OUIMKR,
rerty- Oarer Ijv Dt.UsgalsB.e4 Qassts.
Bssaksr aad BUS. Oamsrea AtssaB.
The president gave a state dinner of
fertv-elx covers te the members et the
eabiaet ea Thnredsy, tha second of the
sense et erueiai eatertemmean.
bite Heuse was ksadseasely deco
rated for the oeoaslon, end the East room
especially was adorned with a profaelen
et tropical plants aad flowers. Baaka et
green eoaeealed the maatele ea tbe west
eiae or tne room, wnue tne msateis ea
tha east aide were hid In a variety of out
flowers. la the centre of tha room and at
tbe windows ware rues of palms and
avsrereens, The dtutng table was or
ranged la the lerm et is doable T,
aad looked beautiful la Its garniture of
choice out flowers and splendid dinner
adwrvles. A miniature Iske, with Its banks
niBsdwIth evergreen and red and white
rcsss, was the principal floral deenratlen,
aad werflanked at eh ends by large peta
of lovely flowers. Tbe Marine bend, In
lull uniform, occupied the lobby, and ren
dered choice selections during the even
lag.
Miss Bsysrd had tbe place el honor, en
the president's right, and Mrs. Fslrehlld
oeeuplsd the pleee at bis left. Heeretery
Bayard sat en the tight el Mrs. Cleveland
and Secretary Falrehiid en the left. Tbe
ether guests were: Tbe secretary of wsr
aad Mrs. Kndloett, the secretary el the
navy and Mrs. Whimsy, tbe postmaster
general and Mrs, Diokln.en, tbe seeretary
or tbe Interior and Mra Vilas, the speaker
of the Heuse el Representatives and Mrs.
Carlisle, Mr.Justlee Lamsr, Senater Alli Alli
eon, of lows; Senater Vorhees. et Indlsns;
Senater and Mra. Cameren, of Pennsylvania
Senater German, of Maryland; Beuatersnd
Mrs, Palmer, el Michigan; Senater and
Mrs. Msndersen, et Nebrssks; Represen
tative Beott, of Pennaylvanls; Representa
tive Russell, of Msssaehusstts, and Mrs.
Russell; Representative French, et Con
necticut, snd Mrs. French; Governer Green,
el New Jeraty, snd Mrs. Green; Colonel
Oslvtn B. Brlee and Mrs. Brlee, et New
Yerk; Mr. Jsmss J. HIU and Mrs. Hill, el
Minnesota; Mrs. Fol.em, Mrs, Daniel S.
Lament, Hen. Hesweil P. Flower snd Mrs.
Flewsr, et New Yerk! Mrs. Llncklsen.
J Mrs. Rslpu Cress Jehnsen, Mr, William
rstsmwsy, ex jxsw ier.
A UBAVK OrVKHSB.
A leans Man's Trouble, and His aide or the
CMS.
Christian Bhewalter, a young rran who
eame from the oeunty and Is employed In
one.eMhe ateres et this ally, wss arrested
one vary serious charge tbla morning. The
prosecutor is' Cbsrles Walters, residing
ea Fremont street, and he alleges tbst the
soeused committed a rape en Annie, his
sixteen-year-old dsugbter, last nlgbt. Wal
ters Is employed In the Fenn rolling mill
and worked lsst nlgbt. When be eame
home tbls morning his dsugbter told blm
of the occurrene. It seems tbst Bbewslter
had called te see her several times, Tbe
father alleges tbst last night while they
were alone In a roeme stuffed a hsndker
chief In her mouth, plaeed his band ever
her nose snd then committed the outrage.
Walters went st sn early hour te the house
el Alderman Spurrier, where be made com
plaint A warrant was Issued and placed
la the handa el Constable Elcbellr, who
arrested Bhewalter, In default of ball he
was oemmltted ier hesrlng.
Bhewalter Is a geed looking young fellow.
He denies Ibst be Is guilty of this crime, or
tbat ha had any Idea el such a thing. He
says that he has been piyleg attention te
Mies Welters for several weeks and celled
at tbe heuse laat evening. With her he
went te see a friend and relurned te her
home about 10 o'elock. He sst In the room
with the girl and ber mother for some time
and seen after tbe old lsdy retired he left
the house. He does net understand what
Wslters means in bsvlng him strested.
Who i. ut.
A dlspateb In tbe Cleveland l'laindealtr
from Akren, Ohie, ssjs :
'A msn giving bis nsme ss Mr. Doney Deney
felt, of Lancaster, Pa., a short time age
dropped down en the farmers In tbe vlelnlty
of Suffleld, a short distance east of this elty,
and Introduced himself at the beet bone
doctor en oarth.He wasBUOb a smooth tnlker
that he seen wen net only the tutors el the
soil but also had the oeofldenoe et severs!
horsemen. Deney felt finally get up a large
class and offered toglvea series el lessens
for (20 for tbe term, with the stipulation
that eaeti pupil pay (IS at the end of the
third lessen. This wss agreed te snd at the
end of the third leeture each man stepped
np and laid down tbs 1 15 from his Inside
pocket, making a sumtetsl of about f200
tbat the great boras doctor took In. This
bout t weTweekssnd ss be hts-nerbesn
seen since snd bis pupils are new anxiously
leiklng for blm."
There Is no sueh msu In Ltacaater srd it
Is either sn assumed came or thenewi
pspers bave mixed It up.
Vex Chase at w llllainste wn.
A fox ebase took place at tbe hotel et
Jacob Balr, a noted hunter el the
eastern end, st Wllltamstewn, en Thurs
dsy afternoon. There was a great crowd
present, Including many genllomen from
thta elty and a large number of hunters.
The fox wss dropped shortly after three
o'clock, and he started at oneo lewaids
Leaman Place. He seen turned and rsn
down along tbe south side of tbe railroad
track towards Usp, The dogs, te the num
ber of about sixty-five, were liberated
twenty minutes afterwards. AH but four
lest tbe trsll snd these pursued the animal.
At last scoeunts Reyr.srd tad net been
caught.
Among tbe hunters who sttended tbe
abase was Jeseph Heep, et Klrkwoed. He
started from home Ina buggy and had with
htm a dczen dogs. On the way the dogs
stsrteda wild Icx.butMr. itoep was unable
te fellow them In a buggy, snd be did net
get them te the ebase.
Lecal Mem bars On lleu.a Committee.
The Laneaster members have been placed
en tbe following Heuse committees :
W. B. BmltU en ways snd mums, federsl
relations, scoeunts, railreada.
C, O. Ksutlmsn, banks, railroads, bureau
alatletlcs, Judiciary general, pensions and
gratullier.
Gee. H. Ktnck, agriculture, banks, educa
tion, military.
W. W. Franklin, Judiciary local, chair
man ; city passenger railways.
Dr. J. C. G.tehell, burasu statistic?,
education, manufactures.
Baldwin, Insurasee, chairman; appro appre appro
prlatlenr, banks,
m
Anether Ttu.t Ouiup.hr.
In Wednesday's lxTtLr.ieENCen it was
noted that a number of itentlemen proposed
asking ler a charter ler a trust oempsny
te be located In this city. In Isat
evening's paper appeared sn adver
tisement for another trust oempsny
With precisely tbe same power. Tbe
gentlemen Interested In this second oom eom oem
psny sre Hen. Henry (1, Leng, Rebert A.
Evans, H. J, MeGrnn,BamuelU. Reynolds
and Adam J. Eberly. The application ler
tbe charter will be made en February 7.
1h.f-anc.ttir County IleuM Leased.
The Laneaster County beuse, which Is
owned by Edward Wiley and at present
pled by Frank Beldomrlege, was yes-
terdsy lessed te Jehn Blemesderfer, of
Manbelm, for this .year, possession te be
given en the First of April. Mr. Blemes-derter-has
been keeping hotel In Manbelm
for many years and has been looking ler a
house in Lancaster for some time.
Will Lssv en Baierdsy,
Jehn MoCermlck, who recently grada
ted from tha iisacastsr Commercial
causae, will leave for ate home at Jacksen-
IMPORTANT BILLS.
ABOUT A HCNDUKU INTRODUCRD IB TflK
ROUJR Ur HBFHKSENrATtVRt,
A Menters ler the aevernmtnt et culss et ths
Third Class Trttanted by Ml.iem.r. of
B.Ik. Tha Prohibition Rssolutleu
Is aabtnllttd-Ksurrmaa's Bill.
HAitRisnuRO, Pa., Jan. 11. About a
bnndred bills were Introduced In the Heuse
te-day. Among the meat Important ate
the follewing:
Lemen, Allegheny, te repeal Monday re
striction leatnrea of the act of 1704
Marlamt, Allegheny, teestabliah morgues
in all eltle.
Drave, Beaver, a Joint resolution pro
posing prohibitory amendment, (whleh
must bersUfied by this Legislature before
going te the people.)
Drave, authorizing oeunty commissioners
te erect soldiers' and stliera' monuments st
a oeit net te exceed ten thousand deltsts;
also requiring the American 11 sg te be dls
plsyed en school buildings.
Mtssemsr, Berks, for the government el
cities et the third cites.
Bliss, Delaware, authorizing Judges te
lmpess a llte sentence for murder In the
first degree.
Taggart, tbe Grangers' cqusllzttlen Ux
bill ; also, te require Inspeoiien et meits,
Intended te prevent their Importation Inte
tbe atate.
Bklnner, Fulton, authorizing suits te be
entered sgslnst tbe commonwealth, In
tended te enable people who suffered losses
by the Invasion ettbe state by the rebels te
rsoevor them.
Lyle, Huntingdon, authorizing appeals
from the assessments of commissioners te
the courts.
KauQman, Ltncuter, te exempt from
taxation public property used for religious
and eduostlenal purpose.
Cellins, Lustree, provldlnger semi
monthly psyments iu the anthracite coal
mines.
Drave, authorizing the ersollen of slate
hospital ler Insane near Beiver.
XAUrPMAM'H "RESOLUTION PEI'RATKP,
After tbe Introduction el bills Kaullmsn,
el Laneaster, tffered resolution te pro
hibit the Introduction et appropriation bills
after March 4 Hi. It was defeated byaa
emphatle vote.
Few, of Piillsdelplila, offered a resolu
tion, whleh was relerred te centennlal oom eom oem
mlttee, authorizing the apnelatment of; a
Joint oemmlttee et twenty members et the
Legislature te represent ths atate In the cel
ebration et the centennlal annlversary of
Washington sh president, In New Yerk, In
April. ,
AT THE lOlNT OT A REVOLVER.
A H'J.ctad Bailer's sensational Malhed or
1'ar.uaslen.
A remarkably bold and sensstiensl case
or and notion came te light In Omaha ea
Tbursdsy. Last Friday night tbe Rev. Dr.
Duryes, then stepping at the Murrey, wss
sitting In bis room when a young women
eame te blm snd told a most extraordinary
story.
Bbe bed Just escaped for the first tlmr,
she said, from a man who waa lying In a
drunken stupor in another room. Her
nsme was Msy Mlnsrd snd hsr home wss
In Klgln, III. Tbe man who had held ber
captive was J. O. Me&dams, a wealthy re
tired merchant et Providence, It. I. Miaa
Mlnsrd sayu she met blm In society while
visiting In Providence soveral months age.
He became Infatuated with ber and pro
posed, but was rejected. Last week, when
she returned te Elgin, he followed snd In
sistently continued his sulk One day
he found her alone st the house of a
relative and drawing a revolver, threatened
te kill ber unless alie accempsnled him.
They then took tbe trsln for Omsbs. Oa
tbe wsy tbere MeAdsms fellln with con
vivial oempanlons sud became very In
toxicated. He waa still In tbst condition
wben they sriived In Omabs lsst Friday
evening, and wcre driven te the Murrsy in
arab.
Shortly after they retired te tholrreom he
fell asleep, aud Miss Mlnsrd, slipping out,
sought tbe elerk snd asked blm where she
could find a minister, She wss referred te
Dr. Duryen's, te whom she told her story
and appealed for assistance. Sue wss kept
st the heuse of a Mrs. Henry until Thurs
dsy, wben she started beck te Elgin. Mo Me
Adsms In tbe meantime had employed a
detective, wbe found her at Mra Henry's
house. MeAdsms then demanded posses
sion el her, alleging that ahe was his wife.
A polleemsn was cslled, but ue attempt te
arrest him , snd he cscsped.
au aiNsr MiiiDLsmmB'BOiieiJinr-"
Tb Conn I at Opinion Thai Railroads Ces.
trel Tta.lr Oreulng.
frond tbe UarrUburg independent. 1
Lat summer tbe boreush council el
Mlddietewn thought te prevent the Penn
sylvania railroad company from closing
certain atreeta and crossings and sought and
obtained a preliminary lojunellon sgalnat
the company. The case waa argued and
Judge Btmonten te day rendered an opinion
in which he says, Complainants Insist
uoen an absolute right in tbe complexity
et modem allalrs lights tend mnreand mere
te become relatlvt; and wherever this la tbe
case tliey cannot bs accurately measured or
determined without a consideration of the
facts which show tbe relations beri-;for,cen-les.edly,
neither party has the absolute
right m tbe occupancy, use and control,
el the crossings lu question. Hence It Is
almost In the ualum el things tbst tbe
abielute, abstract rights of each must te
some extent, give way, or be controlled by
tha neeestary consequences et tbe exerclsu
of tbe rights of tbe etber. And ss seen s
that occurs, a knowledge of facts 1. neces
sary te determlnn the limit el tbls exorelae.
As tbls case stands we have no facts te Bbew
that any relative right of complainants hs
been Invaded; or Hint defendants are claim
ing te exercise any right net neceasary ler
the proper prosecution of their lawful busi
ness, 'i'fils bill U therefere dlsmUied at
the coat of complainants."
The Cemmlttsa te Hear Oljcctloes.
Tbe Henate committed en munlclptl
affairs, Mr. Mylln chairman, has called
rnf etlng for next Wednesday afternoon st
2.30 o'clock, when cltlzsns InterOHted In tbe
bill te provide for the incorporation and
government of cities of the third clatsare
invited te appear before thu committee.
Members of tne cominltlee, In explanation
el tbe ne ce.slty for thla legislation, say that
a similar bill, ims.cd by tbe last Legl.lsture
and signed by tbe governor, was recently
declared unconstitutional by tbe supreme
court, en the greuud that tbe Legislature
bad no right te make seven classes of cities
but must limit thn number te three.
Anether objection wis te previsions for
school government Lawyera en the com
mittee say that It the art of 1874 la declared
unconstltutlecsl it would appear tbst s
number el cities ergsDizd since then roust
go back te the condition of boreughr, but It
the act is constitutional theneoeaally for the
passage of the pieamt bill Is no mera press
ing than It appeared te belu the last legisla
tive aesiten. About two uer.en cities would
beafiecied by the bill, a u umber of tbein
having rneeiyed special cbarteia prier te the
sol 011671.
A Supple Old Man.
Frem the Lllllz Uccerd.
Mr Jeseph Line, of Clsy township, Isst
Hundsy aUatucd bis 01t birthday. Mr.
Lane continue! te work at bla trade of
invklng wooden buckets, faney boxes, and
ether wecd work and enjoy geed health,
A gkatln He cer a llteken.
In tbeskatlni; ohampleDShlp contort st
Amsterdam ou Thursday, the two miles
rsue wtswna by Jcanpb F. Doneghue, of
New burg, N. V., In 0 mleutca 21 eeoendr,
Hts opponent, Panscbie, tbe Rueslaucbam.
plen, covered the distance In 0 minutes 31
seconds. The best i ecerd previously made
ler tte same dMaces wss Q minutes 41
TO AMEND TUB BROOKS Uff.
A Bnpplesaset te In Act Urged By Ik Anther
et ta Ucsas Law Raw la Operation.
Twe ettbe most Impertsat of tha bills
ready te be Introduced In the Legislature
are In the bands el W. If. Brooks, el Phils
delpbls, being a supplement te tbe aet te
restrain aad rsgelale the ssle of vinous aad
spirituous, mall or brewed liquors or sny
admixture thereof, approved May 13, 18S7,
and an aet providing for tha paymeat of
oeosiBDie ter duties usdsr the high lleease
lsw. Tbe supplement's previsions are:
Section 1. Be It enacted, eta, That no
lleenss te vend vinous, spirituous, malt or
brewed liquors, or any admixture thereof,
granted undsr sny law et this common
wealth, sbsll be trsnsfsrsble or confer any
right te sell tha same le any etber house
than la mentioned therein ; nor sbsll any
bar or pleee where such llauer Is sold bv
retail be underlet by the person llesnsed te
tell thereat ; nor sbsll any person or per
sons be lleeased te sellsoeh llquersat retail
unless he or tbey are tbe sole proprietor or
proprietors of all tbe business of any kind
carried en In tbe room el tha place where
sueh liquors are licensed te be sold. But If
ths party licensed sbsll die, remove process
te keep sueh beuse, his or tbelr lleease msy
bs transferred by the authority granting
tbe ssme te tha successor et such party for
the remainder of the year, en compliance
with the regulations of tbe Isws In all
respeets, upon payment only et tha legal
fees.
Section 2. Ne female or miner shsll be
allowed te aell or ssrva any spirituous,
vinous, malt, or brewed liquor la or about
any place where sueh liquor are sold at re
tail. Sections. It shsll net be lawful for any
person lleenssd te sell spirituous, vinous,
mslt, or brewed liquors at retell te furnish,
by ssle, gift, or eiuerwles, any elsald li
quors te be carried or taken away or out of
thn beuse, room, or place mentioned la
ssld license,
Beotlen 4 Persons lleenssd te sell spiritu
ous, vinous, mslt, or brewed liquors sbsll,
as fsr as In tbsm lies, prevsnt all disorderly
oenduotinaad about thslr prsmlses,aad
In esse el asy disturbance el the peace
shsll Immsdlataly gtvsnotlesto the nearest
sheriff, constable, offleer, or member et
polies of sueh disturbance and cell upon
ssld f fllcer te latsrpese t whereupon It
shsll be the duty et sueh officer te remove
the disorderly person, and, It need be, te
close up tha place aad kssp II dosed until
ei der and quiet are entirely restored.
Beotlen 6. Alt persons thus lleenssd shall
close or shut up tbelr bar or place et sale at
or before the houret 10 every Bight, aad
net open tbe asms until 0 o'elook aext
morning, and en Sunday sbsll net open
them st all, but keep them shut until Mon
day at 0 o'elook In the morning. This Is
net designed te prevent tbe rtosptten snd
lodging of persons traveling, without vio
lation of law; provided, tbat In cities and
boroughs the oeunoll may, by ordlnanee,
allow the said rooms, bars or plsees te re
msln open en wssk dsy evenings till a later
beur, net Ister Ibsn 12 o'clock.
Beotlen d. It sbsll be the duty of every
sharlff, oeustsble, policeman and offleer of
police te compel the observance snd te pre
vent tbe violation et tha previsions et tha
set, and In the dlsebsrge el sueh duly, 11
need be, be shall bava tbe power te doss up
and keep dosed any place or plsees wbere
sueh vlolstleas become known te blm,
whether by hie own persons! observation or
by Information of any respeetable cltlzsn el
tbe vicinity. Alse, It sbsll be tbe duty el
the offlesrs aforesaid te arrest sueh persons
a) alleged te be soling in violation et the
law, and te bring tbem before any msgls
trste la tbe vlelnlty, te be daelt with ac
cording te tbe previsions of low ; aad It
sbsll be tbe duty of snob msgtstrsute en
tertain oemplslnts for the. violation el the
law when msda under oath by any eltitia
eftbe vicinity.
The aet ler payment el constables Is aa
fellows t
Beotlen I Be It enacted, That the ansa of
twenty-four dollars sbsll be paid In each
snd every yeer te the oeunty treaaurera In
tbe d I tlerent eiuntles of tbe common wssllfa,
In addition te tbe amount new required te
be paid by tha set el May 13, 1687, by tha
suoeestful applicant ler license te brew,
bottle, wbelsssle and retail vinous,
spirituous, mslt or brewed liquors,
or an admixture thereof. The said
additional sum et twsnty lour dollars sbsll
be paid by the aforesaid oeunty treasurer
in monthly pre rata payments te tha duly
eleeted, qualified and commissioned oon eon oen
stsbles lu the different wsrds, boroughs,
township snd counties of this common
wealth for servlees performed as com
manded by the set sppreved the dsy snd
year aforesaid, and upon proper proof cer
tified te by the elerk of tbe quarter ses
sions el tbe pesos of the respective coun
ties of the commonwealth tbat ssld duties
had been faithfully performed. ,
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Traniporlallea HIgnU of ths fublle
Cor
Themselves snd Baggage.
Tbe state supreme oeurt has Just de
livered, ina esss appealed from tbe com cem com
mei piesa oeurt el Pittsburg, a decision
wuieu will Interest tbe trsvelleg public
Jsmes A. Lyen neught a ticket from Wash
ington, P., te Pittsburg. Intending te gel
off tbe trsln and have bla trunk put en at
Birmingham, whleh Is one el the
regular stations en tbe Pittsburg, Cincin
nati &. St Leuis railroad company,
within tbe oerporata limits el Pltiaburg,
about a mile aouihel tbe Union depot The
train by whleh be traveled stepped there
snd he himself alighted, but the baggage
agent relused te let blm have his trunk,
insisting en carrying It te the Union depot
Lyens particularly wanted the trunk be
cause he waa going te Clnelnnatl by a train
leaving thirty-five minutes lster. Hs went
en without' bis trunk, telegraphed for It,
had It aent alter blm, sued the oempsny for
damages snd recovered a snbstentlsl
verdict Tbe court holding Ibst tbe rule of
the company denying te the traveler the
privilege et buying a ticket snd checking
bis bsggnge te sny regular station ou ths
resd at whleh the trsln he waa traveling en
msda a step wss unressecsble snd Invalid.
The railroad oempsny appealed, elalmlug
that tbe rule was only a proper exercise of
its right te make and enforee rules and
regulations for tbe transaction et Its own
buslneae. The supreme court si&rrcs tbe
Judgment, delivering sn opinion In which
j uage eierreu losses use ur wis isngusge :
"The traveling public hsve some rights,,
ene et wbleh 1 the transportation et
themselves snd baggage ever any el the
railroads et tbe commonwealth, snd tbst
includes tbe right te atop off snd receive
their beggsge st sny regulsr station or
stepping place for the trsln en whlcb tbey
msy be trsveling. Any regulation which
deprives tbem of thst right Is necessarily ar
bitrary, unreasonable snd illegal. The fact
must net be Ignored tbat corporations
sre srtlflelsl peisens, crested ler speclfie
purposes snd Invested wltb sueb, and only
sucu, powers as are conferred by lsw.
W title natural peisens msy de wltb thsm
sulves sud tbelr property wbstever Is net
forbidden, srilflelal persons can net right
fully de snythlpg that la net expressly or
by necessary Implication permitted by tbe
law of their being. This railroad company
was incorporated ss a common carrier el
freight and passengers. Aa aucb, It ewea a
duty te tbe traveling public which it can
net arbitrarily and wilfully ignore."
The Nsw tsauk,
The movers In the Southern bsnk enter
prise held snether meeting at tbe Fountain
Inn en Thursday slternoen. There was a
large attendance. Tbe subscription books
weia returned snd they show thst nesrly
all tbe stock has been taken, Tbe institu
tion is te be known ss the Conestoga
National bank, and tbe next meeting will
be beld ea Tuesday, Jsnusry IVJj, when
sn orginlzttlen will be effected.
Will LMtnr cm ralsstln.
Ntxt Tuesday evening Rev, C. B. Ger
hard, of Reading, will deliver a leelure en
"PaUailne" in the Willow Street Reformed
cuureli.
Oa Wednesday evening the leeture will
be given In Heller's church.
llernre tbe Majer."
The mayor disposed et eight cues this
morning, Beven were ledgers looking for
work and were discharged. The eighth
ws a countryman arrested for drunken
ness. As hs was harming be one bel htm-
aalf hM vaaa dlaauBSBel.
EXTENSIVE DESTRUC
TWO MILLION DOLLARS
FRUrRRTT DBSTROTRO IN !
Wstatedsy 's Cysteas Ostites Away I
Telegraph Wires aa Railway
Many Pavasss B)hm te
Ktiied-DasBsamBemisBeeBarx .
Montreal, Jaa. 1L-The M email
oyelone whleh struck
Wednesday Bight, reaehed
midnight It plsyed asd havoc wMi 4
aeys, telegraph poles aad wtrea.
strength passed soma Btxtyaslleai
acre out te lAbrader a
leaving a awarth of dsbrla bshtacV
eniynsws reeelved from Lewer
from tnoemlng trains. It will
te restore telegraphic cemmnaleatlBB. 1
houses were unroofed at Wealllte, a I
Cornwall Caaal, and Oscar BsrwlaBtj
was kiued by a tauiag chimney. At
frew every barn waa rated, aad 40
cattle ware killed. A party of luail
had thslr hats swept swsy aad two at (
were ae badly Injured by felliag traag
tbelr lives era dasnslmd of. 3
At Trenten, GUmeai'a asllh
tethasxUBt el 100,000, aad lae)
helsl unroeted. Tbe bridge freai
te unmoor waa swept away aad -
Allen drowned. Tbe wind blew as
rata et 70 miles all Wedassdty Bight
aia bei fait oeie w f e mites at any ium.
t.M.. .-
W.WWJ. w, s
Wrecks el barns, outbeuaas, ete,
any strew the tracks of tbe uraad
A Central Paelfla read. Ne freight I
are moving, and passsagar trslae at I
only with the greatest difflealty.jcl
thermometer mi te degrees ta tea
Every thlag la fressn up, basbMBs at
standstill, aad dssoUUen la ea all i
It la estimated that the dsasage.
the storm ta Ontario and Quebec
gregete 12,000,000.'
NoeemmnaleaUOMcaa be
baokeoaattea. It ta feared the leta
hu itupwj i una nrj M(Rt n
Whole forests are uprooted ea,tjaf
Ottawaand It la feared that assay li
msa'seampi hava beta destroyed aad
msnsithsr killed or Injured by
trees,
Bstir d rreaerty tesmeged. ,
BurrALe, Jen. 11. Tbe
Wednssdsy night's storm kt thla i
aggregate a quarter et a mliliea i
Tbe heaviest single less M le tat
brsnea of the Central railroad. Thai
read bed for hundreds of feat ateaf :
waters edge, is scooped out. sad
twisted la all aorta et shapes. Frea. Mil
150 can In the yards at tha feet of Oa
atreet many of them leaded with I
were flooded aad tumbled ever, sad
up promiscuously. The trestle sear
avsnua U partly destroyed. Treats
tbis branen w saitreiy sflaaBaaaa. v
Bridges Ret Is Jar set '4
BurPALO, N. Y,,Jaa. 11 Thai
bridges crossing tha Niagara aetew.
falls were aet injured by thai
trains are eressiag taea aa asmsL
i a -
" 1M
OallteraU'a JUarsssaBMsve. y .
Ban Fbanoiseo, Jim. It Me .'
Ynnne. nmnrlalnr nt tha fJirf.niAU.'
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been appointed by lae governor a
ateaer te represtat Califerala at lis)
exposition. t-
A VelBBMsOSS WUJ.
arum uia uibtbb i a. j uearw. .;--
Mr. Nstbsalel Burwell.ef Mulwoef,
a copy ei tee win ei ".ing" rvoeert
of uerotemao uresa, jjsneaster
executed la tbe Old year et tbe I
age. It Is a voluminous paper, ee
63 Daces of closely written ttaaas3t1iH.i
disposes of 800,000 acres of lead aa 1,1
sisvss. rail ei in is immense oeoy or
laid in ursnge oeunty, irem a pert or '
oeuntv bsa since been made tte aw
of Frederick, Warren aad Ck
Aeoemuonvlaa thla will Is a paper, i
by Re. Breeke, oemmlsetoeer, who
autherlssd te eurvey a tract et lead, i
talDlBs- 60.212 seres. 1v1b"eb tha aa
weat side of a brsnen thst tesaed eat of 1
Potemack rtvsr, bow ceiled Bkeasadi
la order te make dlvisieas of arid I
utea ..IM v.e,w w(t.a ra.M y
the following persona, aeaa -J'i
..m l-tn -lfit .nti.1 n-ri.
King" carter, uaitar narwaii
Rebert Burwsll. aeaa of Msier Hath
Harwell. Carter Fag. Rebia Page,
Jsmln Harrison ( srssrtnrraBdfstaaf
presldentAlsct) and Rebert Carter, Bag
mooch uaner, jr. iuia survey was saves
by a decree of tha oeurt of 1710, aad I
survsyer maae rsiura or aw report as .
or tea ysets wsrssiier. ids pra
lset'sarsat-iTiadfatber. It la here I
ewnsd upwards et 8270 eareeef Uadtal
vsiisy te Virginia, aaa ae ss seaasan
bleed with tha earliest settiera la
valley.
JV.
UllOBSBeqaaiaaHiB-w warae. -..j
The will of EJsea Adsms. tbe
millionaire, wne wss one ei tae teaaassssa
Oakland, CaL, and which s filed la BmbV"
city lsst wssk, disposes of 13,000,000, aad IK
one ei tne nrieiest en reearu. as ser
follews:
Firttlv. I desire tbst all my
left st my death shsll be divided bet
my wife Henna Jsmss Adams, aad
children, Kdsen F. Adams, JehaCi
and Julia P. Adams, la the aaaaa i
Hen ss If 1 bsd died lataetsta; that Is, as."
cording te tne aet ei aisirienuea et
tates' estates.
secondly. I declare all aur proper' at,
be common property ler the purpose el iah
win. sna wisn it te oe se trsaiea. ,t ?
Thirdly. 1 aoeolnt my wife. Hsaaah J.'
Adams, te be executrix ; my eon, Xdsea K. ;
Adsms, executer el this my last will, aaa
aireet mat tne proeaie court sesuswesw
nnlraanv bend from either of UiSBB. T -
In the event el the death of ellharaf J
them, or Incapacity te aet, or fallare ta '
qualify en tbe part of either, tbe otter shell j
have the right te set 1 .bsreby alga I
same, tbla April 1, 1882."
Lima Be and BUwgarst.
from the Chicago lierald.
Little Marvarel was Ohlded by
m
mamma for dueling out hsr dell beaas i
Bundsy. Margaret answered tbat aha hi
knelt down and asksd Ged it I
snd. as Hs didn't mska any aaa war. I
supposed He didn't care, f-
lien waa inree'euea dv bis raises teat I
warm him up If he wea'at a geed boy. 1
prayeu mat nigni, saying, "nssee aaai
geed man of paps, and It hs Isn't geed
.-m him !!, ,'.
Margaret put a postage stamp OR 'hat J
baby brother's cheek end aeld te her
meiner: Mamma, L'se get tired or Bay i
brutTir : 1 desa we'd better mall alaa hatk
te Ded."
Grandma aenaht te Impress BOOR aaa
tbe duty et resting upon tbe Sabbath. MM
cause, aa sbe told the Utile boy, Ged recent
upon tbe seventh dsy. Wbereasea Bah
asked t "Hain't be been rtug-at,
slneeT" ' "fa i
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Day' el Appeal. -
The oeunty oemmlsaloasra hava aaaa
tbe days of appeal for l&si) from tha valaa-
.. .... mwa tin iiiIii maala fK
liea ne ui ww . " - aJ t
list will be aavertissa. xus srst a?
appeal Is January 2dth aad tha 1mC
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BBViCsatara Paaasylvaala t raar.
rains or snewea Sataresyi
winds, beoemlog aeattwasterly. 4.
.. tfaHMse BsatmeVtV TJafltk iBBhaVga r
B WW KB,waMei e "- " - -,
Tbe Kepner property ea North Waafs)'
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Area seu UWHH1 Bja aJ
aaiaen TBBTsasv stssiss w sss
tiaiaes, s u vwre
aswaate,es.
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TMee, IB sm BBsarcsy.
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