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VOLUME ,JKXV NO. 189.
LANCASTER, PA.,' THURSDAY JANUARY 81, 1869.
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SEWERS We BOROUGHS.
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AajsenJeJT
The feUewwg all! eatltled "aa, aet ta
onset bereagba te' adept Bad eeaatraet
etwige eyeteme.eed; te aaame aaa aatuat
tbe eeat thereof," aaa beea reports
favorably by a committee of Ue lower
braeeh of Ue Leguleian: '
Baetlea 1. Be It enacted by tha Seaete
aaa -Heum of KepreeentaUTM of the com cem com
taeawMlta et Pennsylvania la grand
assembly met, and U ta hereby eaaeted by
tbe aatberlly of tba eeme, tbet tba bergOM
t.d town counell of any borough witala
tble oemuionwmlth new or faaraanar te be
wserprniiMi anau hti iuii power aad
authority by ardla
IBaaaO
larordlaaaeto'daly
pawed te adept aad eoeetroot euah nmn
or system of pbUa Mwerega aa fa tba
Judgment of tba aald eeaaeti way ba
aeeeeaery from UaM te tfaM far tba dlapeaai
et tba weate water aad etbar Mwage matter
frost tba aald boreag b aad for tbla purpose
tba atid bargee aadeeanell abaU have foil
power te fix tba pleee or plaeea la and along
tba etrtcte, lane, alley, oeurte or blgb waya
la Mid borough Wheie tower mains or
drain and brenebee tbaraef aball ba laid
dewa. aad te praaerlba tba manner la
wbtoalbavtibaUbaeoBatnietad. '
Be;& WMeerar any bareagh aball)
deiermlas te oensuoot any public aewar II
aUall bave power by ordlaaeoa or cralnaaeaa
duty pawed te aaaae Iba oett thareef aa a
aawaga Uz epaa tba preparty adloinleg or
adJetat te tee waae altbar by tba foetfroBt
or la aneh utbar naunar and In annh
propertioaa aad amenntt aate tba bargeaa
hu wwi Duuueii nay aeam jnai ibi'
aqeltabte. wbleh mmmbm of mm i
duly esrutlad aadar tba aeal et tba aaldi
boreogh attaated by tba bargeaa or tba'
president of common eennell aad clerk:
Uiereef, ahall ba oellaotlbla from tba owner.
are bow by law oeUeotlbla, aad aaeb
teerUfleate of aeeeesment aball ba prima
tall nvlitacuM fa u anlt tnm )
tba aame of tbe oeueotncae and Talldlty
tbareer. '
BeotleaS If (be owner or owner or any;
inujjwiy gmiB TVDicn an mhwdhi rer.
aawage ttx dm been laid aa prerlded for la
the preceding Motion 'ball fell or refute te
ae aactt aeeeeemeet wltbla alztv dava after;
bbtIek notlea of tba aatne It ebell be lawlnl
fertbaaeldbercagb Inlte corporate name.
w iiBBaeaHHeiy nie a ciaim inererer ta tee;
eenrt 01 tee oemmon piaaa of tba proper
oenaiy agalnet tbe property npoawblebj
aaia aaeeaMBent i ma wbleb aialm aball aet
feraafaa Maa of the then owner or mooted
owner 4bf taa property and a anfflelent!
aeaoripuea or tba prepctty te Identify
It .with tba amount et tee aaeeeraent
aed ahell ba Indexed ai mechanic' or
aanntelpel etatma are la tba eald court
And from the time of filing aucb elalat It
ahMl be and remain a lien upon tba property
dteerlbed therein prier te all etbeta tbera
atter attaching thereto for tba period of taa
yaara without being liable te dtTeetltura by
any Jodlelei Bale et tba property (aet
feaaded npea the aald lata) unleea a taad
aaffleleat te pey and applleabla te tba pay
meat thereof ahall be produced by aaeb
eele aad aald Ilea ahall ba collectible with
Interact from the dale of filing and coot la
tee earne meaner aa meobaalea' lleaa are
collectible la thla commonwealth. -
B'O. 4. The burgee and town oeuaotl of
any borough upon adopting and proceed
ing te oenetruot a eyetam or public m wage
aball bare full power and authority by
ordlaauee or ordlaaneta duly paeeed te
preTlda for and legulata the manner ta
wbleh end the term upon wblcb connec
tion therewith by property e we ere may ba
medeaad wbeaeyer the aald borough aaall
CHa It aeceeeary and proper for taa pre
eerraUen of tbe publle health or for ether
eauM either upon thertpirtet any health
committee or otherwise that any property
owner eheuld oenneot hie or her premleee
wltb tbe publle eewer for tba purpeea of
bavlug tbe leeal matter and ether WMtee
therefrem dleebarged Inte eneh Mwer
the burgcai and town council thereof
aball baTC power te compel each con
nection te be mode wbene-ereaeb property
abate upon or le within ti'ty feet of aaewer
main or braoeb thereof tn tbe aame manner
and under the ana regulation ae ether
oenaaetloaa wltb Mid Mwer are made. And
If any properly owner after alxty day'
BoUeaeoto de by reeolutlen of. the aald
counell aball retnee te have bla premleee
aoeoBneotodltBhallbelewfulfor tbe aald
burgee and council te enter upon eald
premlMee end have tbe name done and te
oeUeot the coat thereof aa a Mwage tax from
aueb property owner either by peraeaal
action or by lien egalnet tba premiaea In
taa ami manner m le hereinbefore pro
vided for the collection cf ether Mwerage
tax i Jhe Mid council ebell alie have
power te eaJoTee by appropriate penalUea
aaen 'regulation aa li may ordain wltb
reference te tba proper nee, oennaotloa
wltb and malntenaaee of eutb Mwaga
ayetem.
See. s. Te efleetuelly cat ry out tba fore
going proTlilena ei tble aet tbe burgeM and
town counell of any borough ahell bare
fall power te de and ordain whatever may
ba aeceeeary la crder te aeeura a proper
aad M'e dupeeal of the eewnge from any
boreoab and for tela purpeea It ahell be
lawful for atid barge and town council
te.extead the neceaaary eewer malae or
out' mi bejead tba limit of euen borough
Ip tfe pilot or point where euab Mwage la
te be deposited and the Mid borough by
lie agente, englneere and workmen ehall
tare lull power te enter upon end ocmetruet
aaan metne or outlet In and aleag any
fmblle highway or In and aoreM any pr Irate
aade at eueh place orplaeee and In am b
manner a ahall by ordtnaneebe dlreotee,
aad llkewlae U enter upon, condemn and
Uka eueh laud, property or materlala for
tba oenauuotloB of all eueh Mwer maina or.
eutiete aad worn aa may de neoeMary
fortbedlepeMlofaaoh Bewaga. Provided,
however, that no boreogh ordinance for
tba oenatructloB of any eewer beyond
borough llmlta or werke oennectcd there
with aaall be adopted until notlee thereof
tua been lee bv the oublleatlon of the
propeaed ordlnanee at leegtb for at leaat
mar weeke ta net le tbaa one newepeper
bibbed In Mid borengb or te tbe oeuoty
wbleb aald borough la altuated, and alas
bybalngqnM of aueb propeaed erdU
naneaMrred opett" all the land owner
through wbOM land eucb tewer la te paM
at leet ten deya before final action thereon.
Sea 0 Berere any entry ehall ba made
a poe private property, without the ewnera
eeaeenl for the pur pone et laying down any
mwm or outlet therefrem or oeaetructlng
werke connected therewith ea provided for
tat tea preceding aeatlen, aeeurlty for all
deaHgee wblcb may ba done thereby ehall
ant ba given te eueh owner In each form
aad la eech amount M a court of oemmon
plaaa of the proper county may direct, and
all damage oaeaed by the oenatruolloa et
any aueb Mwer or eewer werke or by the
taking et laeda and materlala therefer,
aball ee eeeertalned lu tbe aame manner m
damage for tbe taking of landa for railroad
pvpeM are bow ascertained la thla
fcrnmeawealtb, and aball be paid out of
tbe borough UeMury.
A MeleaM ea Water Btreat.
Tba people reeldlng In the lower end of
the oityeUllaem plain of tbe rallreed oreaa
lag at Ooaeetega and Water atreeta. The
Keadlag railroad oempany keepi paiaeager
eere at thla point nearly all day, and meat
at tba time the croaaieg 1 blocked ee that
peraeai are oempelled te walk around the
eara, Complaint baa been mede te, the
mayor before, aad the offleer of tba com cem
peay were Informed of their auleaaea.
Berne ectien wUl likely be takea bow U It
Uaetabatedj
raauylTuiU'i rtuaiice.
State Traaeerer Hart bu leaned hie report
for tba year. The balance In tb treasury
ea tbe iatef December, 18S7, wee 83.380,641.
47. The total reealpu from ell eeurcee for
taa TaMtadlag MeaemitK 30th, 1E88. were
f MNjdMli taa taVfeyaieate durteg the
ytarwerer,S87,866 8i,lMVlBga balaaMla
laattaaearyea thelHef Deeember, 1988,
gf fifgW,eW.af
Miwil On cm a Uaa i
aa egateat aammateeaaesg ee ray
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Ms, Waa. aV WMeaa, waMaawwa la thai
aaaUP aaaBafl bbbbV BBBeBjaTaBaaft ejbaamaw -aaaeaBaKBBMaBMMmar
af taa Faaaijlvwala reairaaaTfNeaM la
taai air, wat a military taiagmbar la Ik
iev,aiad'laMly ay raqaeM read a aaan
eaaay Mtera tba tTalaMl Barvtea ataa. et
rhHadelBBta, Tble bea beea pabtlehei
aaanalet form, wWb laa tMM A gUeaaaa
at tfeirtTaltad wummj aallMary telerapale
aaraa aad af Abraham blaeeta."-He may
wan apeak with aaaadaaavifur aa waa aeaa.
agar at tba aalllaary ealagraaa effleata tba
wardepartmeatM?eahmgteaaadwatebed
la tereetw rapidly freMfaar. te twalva
haadred aeea. Tamiagaaraafadfrem
afxteaa ta tweaty-twe aad a batter aatarael,
aaera lateUlgeat loehlagor harder werklag
aaadofyeaacjaaw.dfll.Bet exbH la ma
army. Peatieleairt arltk a haadfal et bead
- - - M iIimJ li. In -- -T
i, ; wiwwi vm
aeaea aad matebeer they woeleT eaaa
work aa cfBee et tba pieket Uaa, fa order.
te keep taa oemmaadlat teaeeal la laataa-,
taaeoueeommunteataoa with bla bmM ad.'
vaaeedforeee, or te herald tba flrat apprewh
of the enemy. Whea retreat tiimna
aeeeeeary u waa Utelr piece te remala
baaiadaadtoasBeaaoathattbereargaard
bed paeeed the daaaerllae bet weea It aad
taa Darenhu fee. i AUtha meveatatata' et
taa army, Mltka oeafldaaoM of tba com-
win eatreeted te tbeaa bejaPaad
yMaoteao waa ever kaewa te betray that
kaewladga aad enefldeaee la taa .meat
rometa degree. They eoeMtraeteil.wad
operated daring tba war. wltbla tba llaee
of the army, 16889 rallee et telegfaph, aaC
iraaamittea ever eix muiieaa of telegram
Of the latter, a large proportion were ta the.
aeeret cipher or the government, tba keya
of wbleb wereeelely la tba poeeeaalea of
tba operetera. -
Tba beya didn't plaa eampatgaa or fight
battlae, bat amldet tba flereeat rear et oeei
nut thev were te be found edvlalnav tea
oemmaadlag general of tba battle'a prog preg
reea. Almeet every field, almeet
every march numbered one of thetelegvepli
beya among tba fallen oPtbe
1,300 beya oempoelrg that eerpe net 800 are
bla ,reaerteW OeaaraaaiV&a MeuiaW.
telegnpb be been of inMttmable value ta
Hieaemee, ana be oerpe naa eurpeeaea it.'
'And of the eurvlvew: Met a deer awnga
npea lie hlagm te waleema them Inte any
ofthavaneae orgenliitlene of the loyal
mam who foeght the battlM of the Union,
aad te-night, la tbla preeeaee, I etand
alone, the one exeettlea, where eaa of tba
oerpe baa been Invited te partfctpaW la any
ortheeeremenleaer ealertatamenta af a
aeelety formed of aeraena who earvea la
thearmyer) navy, of.- tba .TJalte Vtatea
daring tba greet rebeHlee.
"A fewet tbe efflcere were oemmiMloned,
aad, in oeaMquenoe, are borne npea the
roll of honor, out tba rank and1 file, who
performed the prlnelpal dnttee, although
obliged te take aa oath of allegiance aad of,
Moreey, net being' technically aweta Inte
the eervlee, were dUbaadad without a
word of thank ere acrapet paper ahewlag
that they taad honorably dbeharged their
trying dutlea.
Mr. WUeea glvaa a e-rlM of pMaaant
glimpeM of Iilaoeln. Fer example, tba
following : "Bepiember 20, 1881, waa aa er er
pelntrd cay for bumUltUen, faetlng and
prayer, wdwtfemiefauyetaeerved through
eat the Werth Wa operetera en aha. mill.
tary tatagrapb were axtra-vlglleat at eat
peeta t ear boy Geerge waa engaged la pre-,
paring a Denlele' bettery' whtn, eberUy
after neon, Mr. lnoeia entered tba war
department efflee. Bpylagaeerge, he
Boeoeted blm wltb 'well,' eenny, mixing
tba Juleea. ehr Tbaa Uklng teatUa
large arm chalr.end adj uattng nla epeeemlaa,
ha became aware that we warn vary baay,
A emlle broke ever hie face ee be aviated
aawltb gentleman, tble le feet day, aad X
am pleeeea te ebeerve that yen are working
aefeatia you eeni the proalamatlea waa
mine, aad that M my Interpretation of Ma
bearing lupen yoe.' Iten, changing tbe
aabjeet, taa eald, bow, we will have a little
talk with Governer Morten, at Indladepelt.
I wanate give blm a leeeen In geography.
Bawling Green ad air I Mt blm all right
upon ; new 1 will tell blm aomethleg about
Muldraugh HIIL Morten la a feed fellow,
bat at timee be le the akeeredeet man I
knew of.'" And berelaaematbing for blind
parUana te think of : "A lew daye prier te
the Pennsylvania eleotlen, In Ooteber, '1861,
I went te the White Heuae and reported te'
tbe praeldent that I wa going evar te Penn
eylvaela for a tew deye, end that 1 would
leave tbe war telegraph cfllee In charge of
Mr, Hemer Bale, who would keen him as
thoroughly advleed of paaalng eventa aa I
bad beea doing. Wltb hie peculiarly
bumoreu emlle breaking evor hie face, te
eald, all rlgb, my young friend, but be
fore yen go tell met? you eln't going ever
te PenKeylvanla te vote T' I replied affirma
tively, adding that It would be my flrat vote
In my native elate. Upen ble queatlenlng
me eilll further, I. told blm I waa a Demei
erat In pelltlca, and expected te vote for the
ticket of that party. Then, with tba remark
1 ob thal'a all right I Only be euro yoe
vote for tbe right kind of Democrat,' be
bade me geed-bye."
r rcerui ekt reK it.1 i, . s
Saerelore a lUpabllean eaaea OBr Preht.
bltlea aeaater Ureea'e Oplalea,
When tbe joint reeolutlen te eubmlt te
tbe people the propeaed prohibitory
emendmeplwm celled up In tbe Senate en
Wedneedey for final eonelderatlen, Mr.
Rem, et Bueke, began the dleouealen
by noting that tba meMura bad Ita birth In
tba Republican party la '1888. "When
emerUeg-under defmtlttoek thleatep In
order te bold en element that bad abewn a
deelre te eoeede. It came from a political
eausua, I Introduced without dleouealen
and lta peteage la m certain ee tbe roll call.
The autbera of It expect it defeat at tba'
poll, but they will find that they have'
areueed a epltlt that tbey will' be aaabia te
oeatrol. Tee Mtute gentlemen new aald te
be la tbe elate of Flerida, the creek of wbeee
little finger le m omnipotent ea the word of
Jeb, may, like Frankenateln, etand die
mavad at bla own creation.
Mr. RoaapreMutedafermalprotMtalgnedJ
by fourteen tneaabereegaliiatthliceueualeg'
uiaiieu "WBteuuepnveainaiviauai mem
bere of tbla body of Independeoeeot thought
and action and oempela them te vote ter
meuuiw framed aad determined by an
IrrMpenelble body eutalde of the haila of
legutauen. we tnererere aeeiine te panic!,
pate In tbe peerage et tbla reeolutlen whtn
participation la uteleee, and wa Imve tbe
rMpenelblltty of tte peemge te tbe eaucua
that framed and owned It
Mr. Cooper replied that by numereue
peutlene the people bad aeked for tbla
Ugteletlea, ana m for tbe little finger of tbe
man In Flerida, be waaelmplytna flrat te
tMllse tbe demand.
Mr. Hennlnear eld that ba bad heard of
the high UeenM mendmente of tbe eenater
from Delawaie, (Mr. Cooper) but tbat they
bad net been prMnted and he would Ilka
ti knew whather tbe eanater wa for high
lieeaM or prohibition.
Mr. DalemaUr replied tbat bla parity
alweia lletened te the crlee et the people.
' Mr.MoalMrebtwvedthattbeRepuDllara
membere bad Mid net a word aa te wbat
oeane they would pureaa when tbe matter
eame te a vole. Thev bad net tbe oeurase.
He dlellked, above all thlnve, bad faltb,end
the Republican party oeuld net act In bad
faith te tbe liquor element, wbleb for year
bad auppllea tbem with fund. King
Ceueu had entered lie decree. Tbe He He
publleana bad raised tbe wind and would
IMP tbe wbtrlwlnd.
Mr. Maefarlane mid that In bla eeotleu tbe
feeling wm ttroeg egalcet liquor In ail lta
forma , ,
Mr. Green theuxbt the IVeglalature waa
evereteppuig lta pewere wbeu li declared
tbat a man abeuld net make liquor for
bimeelt. When it did tble It wae en-
deaverlnc te interfere with the lawa et
nature, for tbe almple Juloeef tbegriieer
apple would generate limit Inte Intoxicating
liquor. He alee objected te the oenflaoatlou
el private property wltbeut remuneration
te tbe pertlM Injured. He thought the
temperance people evea were Mtlefled with
a etrlngent liquor law.
Mr. HIum wm agalnet amendment
There were aeverel provlalene of the
oenatltutloa new whleh no attempt wm
aver mede te enforce. The Jjegteiature
had better carry out tbtM meeaurte before
addbig aaw eaee.
The-Brata rieada Oatltr.
JemM Mills, colored, who MHUlted
Bertte Heward, age 12, aear'Feelf, laet
Beptamber, pleaded guilty te tba Cneetac
ceaaty aeart ea Wedaeedey. Seaieaee waa
detemd.
mnait.tm w.
'A MAHER OF $100,000. '
taa cm ma va se ra maavciM
or a GLaateAL aaaea.
ae Japreaae Oean tejraea.Oe taa
i. by theueeaty tfeae aba amy a
faigate te lie Btbe.vNraaetera
Aeaieair AwaMiag the I
A matter of great Impertaaee aad lavalv
laga large earn et meaey wlUbaaraaed
befeeathaeaaroBMeeartlaMay. It la tba
dkjMeid Vtueettba of lead d
or epaalag atraata la taa city. Tba aaaeaat
laveived la la the neighborhood of, 109,00
aad M.tae city laSllabla mr.thlaaumaa)
axtmtax will bav ta be Imaawd te relea IN
Btraata la tba city of Leaeaetar aiaea 1864
have beea epecea la aaeerdeaaa with aa aet
ofaeeemblypeeaedeatba ISth et April et
that year. BeetleaS of that aet, m pub
limed In the pamphlet law, reed: "Thai
the eommtMleaera of Xaaeaatar ceaaty
4 ahall epaa aa aceeuat with tbe city of Laa
eaeear, eaewmgwf ameaai eeBinnaiea ay
taavkMd fiir wllhla taa peat two jaara
tewarde opening reada aad areetlag aad
repalrwc bridgm la Mid oeaaty, and tba
amount drawn from the oeaaty treeeeiy
wltbla tba aama period for ppeatng atiaetd
or aUaya la aald eKy, te whleta aeoeuat ahall
Tbe eberged or or edited from time tetlmeaere
afr the auma contributed or remlved by
Mia eny rer Mia purpeea, ana any aamegea
A. - . . . ..... ..... .
uuh may pe ineurrau ej uj upesiag aaia
axteadlng et taa atreeta aad alleye, aball ba
.nayabla.eat of tba treaeary of Mid county
aad be relmburalble eat of tba county
traaaury, only when the belanee ehall be
Jn favor of Mid city and te the extent of
aueb belanee."
Tba account between tba elty and oeunty
baa aet been aattled for many yean and'
aama tlma age A. F.Heetetter, aad W. F.,
Beyermq;-were appetnttd'aa rpeelal
eeuaeel by tba oeaaty te examlna tba'
aoeeunta aad get tba disputed matter Inte
aeah abaca that It oeuld be neenad nnea bv
tba eaptama court of tba atam; ' ti
Atjrvquuea a great aeai e lauer rage ue
amedau paid by tba oeaaty for lead1
damages and attar tbeaa flguraa wars ob
tained the question et tba oeaaty 'a liabllluca
waa ralaad and In two emm argued before
JaigM Llvlngetoe and Pttareen.J'ln theM,
'emm the oeurt'a declelea wm agalnet the
oeunty aad from theM deebaeaa appeal
have beea taken te the aupreme oeurt.
In reading the third eeotleo, m printed
above, eeuneel contended that tba word
oeaaty (noted above In Italia) eheuld read,
elty, because lt'dem net make aeeMM
.printed. Believing tbat It wm a clerical
error, Memra, Heetetter and Beyer went te
Harrlabnrg, examined the aet of amenably
peeeed and found it aa tbey expected. Tba
word oily wm written In tbe erigtael bill,
paaaed botbheueM that way, aad In tran tran
nerlblng tba bill, the word oeaaty wm
'aabatltatadferalty. .t
la corroboration or the reoerde at Harris.
bvf, a;e tbe filea of the ImtbluOknexb
aad Examintr, eaeh of wbleb published
,tba let ea It paeeed tba legislature with the
worn city wnere oeunty m inMneu m aneva
BOtad. While thla clerical error la net
fatal te the position taken by tba apeeJal
oeaaMl for tbe oemmon wealth It IS1 ralead
for the i-urpeie of having tba aupreme
oeurt oenaune tbe act m It wm originally
lateaded that there eheuld be aa eoeoaat
kept between the city, m te.damegea for
atieel opening. - ' . .
Tn oeunty-oommlealoners opened ea
ecoeunt wltb tbe elty In pnrauenee of tba
prevision of the above aet In 1854 and from
that year until 1873 the city regularly drew
from tbe oeunty treuury each year the
belanee te lta credit from tba fund, and
between the yeara above mentioned tbe elty
jlrew from the county treuury the eum of
113,782.05.
The meaner in whlph thle account was
kept wm that tbe total amount of tax for
eeanty purpeaM wm aieertalned and wbtt
peroentege the elty paid. Tbe amount
expended for reada and brldgM wm alee
aeeertained and tba city wm charged with
lta percentage of It. The amount paid
for land damages wm alto aeeertained. Tbe
city wm credited wltb the amount It con
tributed tewarde reade aad brldgM aad
ebsrged wltb tba amount paid for atrett
damage and It is this dlflsrenee that Is new
In dispute.
Between the jeers 1873 sad 1887 Inclusive
there WMSMeseed egalnet tbe oeunty for
land demegee for etreete epeaad la the elty
8260,463.83, et wbleb amount the oeunty
paid 8124,511.25. Toe elty 's eradlt , tewarde
caada mid brldgM In tbeae yaara la 823,018,
8, lMvlag 190,492 83 tbat Ua oeunty elalma
tba elty ewea. There la yet a large amount
of damagee net yet paid aad tbla amount is
net lneladed la above atatamant.
; Between tba yeara above noted, tbe dry
paid Inte the. oeunty treaeary 8330,608 for
oeunty texee, 'end the amount el damagM
whleh wm aeiBMOd la tbeae yMra wm 8235,-
7K. The total mnntv tm-r tn thnaa tun
(wm 12,300,613 80 and the emeunt tbe city
ipaia Boevo tena aemege aaaemmenu wm
894,002, for tba maintenance of tba oeunty
institutions,
In tba propeaed munlelpel bill tba Mt of
1654 la repealed and all damagM for atrcet
'openings in tbe future,lf tbe bill beeoaeM a
lew, will nave te be paid from the city
. treMury or by Meemment upon property
ewnera benefitted by the opening of eUMtr.
1
AMOraZB IABQB WEOD1MQ.
Mr. Barry U Zeek and Stus Minnie O. llUck
t aadartar at Hf man's Atur.
) IitneMter bad another fashionable wed
ding last evening, when tbe marriage of
Harry U Z wk and Mlai Minnie O. Illlck-'
enderter took place. The groom le a aen of
Merris Zwk, tbe leather dealer, and tbe
bride a daughter of Richard Bllekenderfer,
foundry man. Tbe oeremony took piece at
tbe borne of the'brlde, Ne. 120 North Weter
etraet, end wm performed by Dr. J. Max
Hark. Tne beat men wm Byren Kauffman,
of Reeding. Mia Jennie Iiegne wee the mhld
of boner.B.KurttZ wk, brother of tbe groom,
wm groemaman wltb MIm Bertha Blloken Blleken
derfer, slater et the bride, m brldeemald.
After the ceremony a reoeptien wm held.
There was a large number of gueata present
end the bride received very bsndeeme
gifts. A auppir, with Oder lee W. Rebert
m the eaterer, wsa a feature of tbe splendid
entertainment, Tee beppy couple left at
220 thja morning en en eastern trip end
many frienda aaw tbem off at the Pennsyl
vania station.
, .
A rmbyurlan Keppar.
TbeUlrlaand Bej MlMlenery band of
tbe Firat Pcabyterlaa obureh will bold a
eoelable Bed aupper lu the basement of tbe
church te-night and te-morrow night A
large number of tick eta have been sold, and
tbe ecelable will no doubt be a auoeea.
i .
Tbe lea of Veureu.
, Laat evening the ebarter membere of
Camp Ne. 19, Sen of Veteran, belda
meeting In the room et Pest 84, Grand
Army of the Republic, te tfltctanorganl tfltctanerganl tfltctanorganl
saUen, wbleh wm made by the eleotlen of
tbe following cmeer : Uaputin, Edwin V.
Spreeber; flrat lieutenant, ChsrlM W.
Haltahn : aeceaa lleetentsak William A me.
eama eaaaetf. vviiuam im miihisii.
.. ... z . -
Rev. J. W. Memtaaer aad L. W.
Tba esmpwUl be mustered la by a depart-I
BteBtUtteat te-aight,
' taa guwne or ins.
Vete at taa
aa' the Oaaaty fee and
tveoei epttea.
.that, la apparmett la
The qaeettea
mlae at taa' paWte at '.frmeat at
whether or aet problbtUeawWearry la
tata atate whea the matter la eubmllted ta
tba people" la June. Wa publlah te-day
taa vote at Marea aitr, 1573, wnaa taa
taeateM at iemI optlea waa nbmltted.
Taaaa agaraa wlU prove vary mtereatlag
attaa praaant time. It wlU beeeeatbat
avary ward la tble ally weat ' wet" by a
large majority, aad tba total majority hare
wae 1,708. Mmtly all the tewaehlpa la the
lower ead of the oeunty went for prohibit
Uaa, while eeme of tbeae la the upper aad
weal for liquor with a men, Of tba
boreaghe la tba county, Ademetewa, OeU
aggUe, Meaat Jey.'Btraabnrg aad Week.
bagtaa voted agemet local opttea, Oulelda
atthaeHy tba majority for, liquor wm 844,
TBegwe era M'.follewe-tbe.clty being
aaa dletrlet aad the oeaaty another t?
I
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DISTRICTS.
J 7 1
II
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111
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147
73
101
18X
40
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4-0
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Total. ............. ........'
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Breeknoek...2.....
Cesrnarven..... ....
Clay ............................
Cocallce Eitat. ,
Cocalteo Weat.i 1
Celeralu
lint Ward ...
Columbia., M Ward..
1 1 )UWtrd
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lMnejral X-conaelldaUd....
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1701
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107
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161
lit
41
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161
its
140
171
07
16
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111
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lit
88
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l
1S7
4
SI
171
SI
109
107
tt
Jtiiaaeein
7
66
JCiiaabeuitewn
Kpbrata. ..
Fulton
Iteinpfleld, Kaat.
Hempflnld, WiU..
Lampeter, Kaat.
Lauipeter, Weat.
Lancaater twp
171
18t
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IS'
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sv
HI
1
tn
170
il
47
185
Leaoeok..
as
l
17
laeeck Upper.
Little Urltaln
Manhelm twp.
Manhalm Ber
kUaer uoneeUdatea ... .. ..
MarUe t ,
;MarlatU. ,.-... ,
M. Jey Ber. f.
;Mt.-Jey twp uonaeliaatod,
l'aradue
(6
wa
?4A
70
171
.'7
2"fi
1&0
m
tin
isei
f
S07
110
170
141
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frerldence
Bapbo-uenaolldated
Badibury,' ,
2U
V
119
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89
in
211
61
107
Silt
107
ION
111
61
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Total..
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3it;ei7e;
3164
mi
MOBTB QDBBB BTBBBT FBOPXntT tOLU.
Jeaa A. gaydec's Baleea te Be CenTrid Ieta
Large Were for Astilch afro.
A large eele of North Queen street real
aetata wm made en Wedneedey alteraoen,
when Jehn A. Snyder sold blauloen and
residence at Ne. 115 te Edward Kbermen,
tbe lumber dealer. The price paid waa
828,000, and all tba pspere, etc., have been
signed. Mr, Seyder is te leave the property
by March 16tb, when Mr. Eberman take
poeeeeeten, After tbat time there will be
no saloon at tbla plaee. It le the intention
of Mr. Eberman te convert tbe building Inte
a etere whleh will be the largest and
probably tbe finest en that alreeu It ba
already been leased by Aatrich Brether,
tbe well known merehenle et Etat King
atraet who, for aeme time put liave been
looking ereund for a larger store. The
Snyder bulldleg le new 103 feet In length,
but the Idea la te extend It beck te Obrle
tlan street, a dlctanee of 240 feet from North
Queen. The ecoend etery will be run bsek
150 feet, Tbe etere will have a line glace
front with widows running back for 21
feet Thle store and tbe one that Jehn A.
Arneld will erect en the properly rceently
purehssed by that gentleman from Majer
C. M. Hewell will Improve tbatsquaieef
the straet graatly.
Thera are many person in this city whs
will be sorry te Me "Johnny" Snjder go
out et the bualaee, In wbleb he baa been
engaged ter 21 years. He first attrted In
tbs Mloen whleh Is new the Etern
market hotel, en Eket King atreet, whete
baremalnadferetgbtyeera. He then moved
te North Queea street, and for tbroe cars
oeonpied tbe Mloen new called Uctel
Veteran. la 1878 be pureaased the properly
that he hM jast sold. Oa It wm a one t lery
Mloen, whleh la fermsr yere was
kspt by Shults Raess and ether. Mr.
Snyder eroeted the fine large thrce story
building, whleh he oeoupled theeame year.
Here be dm built up a trade that be hM
geed reason te ba proud of, and "Snyder's"
la known te nearly everybody, He has
been quite auoeoaaf ul In bualnMS and tha
reason of this 1 thst ba knows exactly hew
toeonduotlt, HI clauel trade ba always
been of tbe beet In tbe elty, and no man In
the same kind of bualneas ba mero warm
frienda than Johnny Snyder. He la a
genial, whole eeuled man, reepected by
all who knew blm aad the best wishes of
everybody fellows blm te private Ufa,
A OBI-MD-STONB ItCUSTM.
A Sartoea Aceidaul ai UrBd)' Kile T'x'i
Works Nobody Barloealy llert.
A rather eerleue accident occurred at
Brady'a edge tool work, en Cherry alley
above Walnut etreet, en Wednesday
afternoon at a late hour. There
wm a gtlndatene about three feet
In diameter In the chop, which
wm need for grinding down toelr. When In
motion the atone run et the rate of about
350 revoluUene per minute. Tbe man who
werke at tba atone all en a "horae" almost
ever lb Prank Z sober wm workleg at tbe
atone, when it euddenly burat with great
force, it wet broken;into eight piece which
were scattered around tbe western end
of the ebep lu dltTirent direction. , taher
wm knocked from ble seat and be fell it te
tbe pit underneelb tbe atone. He wte
badly brulaed, bat net eeneuaiy burb Une
et the pleeee et tbe atone atruclc the parti
tion of theclnee, ebaklng it up oonaidera eonaidera oenaidera
bly. It wm very fortunate that person
were net badly Injured, m aecldenla el this
kind aredangereua. Tnl morning a new
etene, measuring elx feet acrcev, wei put In
tbe, plaee of tbe broken one, tberlcoeaef
which are lying in the alley.
Cenatrt By tbe Orebaalml Scheel,
On Tuesdey evening next, at tbu Trinity
chapel, the orchestra eoheol In charge et
Prof. Carl Tberbabn will give lta flrat
publle entertainment under tbe direction
et the Junier MUetcnary society et Trinity
ehurch. It will te a surprise te many tbat
each geed work can be done by tbe young
people upon tbelr dltforeet lar.tatnents.
The pregramme Is te be an excellent one j
and, when It la known that nmrly every
member of this large orchestra of eeme
thirty boy and girls began muale upon an
I ..: T . -r im ,
I nw""" iw. iuuihuwi
their
aroaeleaoy wlU be reoegnlr Jd m the beet
eadoraemeat peaaiwe af tba abUtty aad
laaUty af taate toatraster.
SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
am ibm arruae te tjb pbopesbd
raKHUBICOBT AHBMDHBBr.
aa bUbm reeaiatke aiaateteel BHI te Thkd
staedktgaad.t Baaay Bee Ite Basel Die
aiiaiaTHe aaltakary Beea taw
. Bepaaied by the Aenaibty.
tf abkisbure, Pe., Jen. 81. la taa Sen
ate the Hevaa Mil te repml Ue read law la
Ballebary tewaehlp aad put It aadar the
general read law wm peeeed fiaaliy. It
will ba meeeegid te the govtraer te-day.
- Tba govaraer te-day elgaed tba Btehlb
Mary amendment, although ha la aet
required te approve It by the eoaetltuttea.
Tba following la tba amaadmeat te tha
aaaatttaUea m propeaed la RepubUeea
aaaeae, January 35, 1887, aad paaaed at that
aadUepreeeat eeeekmet tha Jjegtalatara,
ItbM reeelvedtbeelgeatureet tba gover gever gover
aer ead will be voted apea by tha people
at a epeetel eleotlen te ba bald la Jaaa aext t
21$ it Rttelviit, By tba Beaata and
HoeMOf RepreaentatlvMOf tba eommea
wealth of Pennsylvania, la gaaaral eaeem
Uv met, tbat the rollewlng amaadmeat le
aropemd te the oeoaUtatloa et tba 00m.
meawaaltb la aeoerdeaM with tba 18tb
article tbaraef 1
There ahall ba aa additional article te eald
oeatUlutlon te be designated M.artlele nine-
fouewet
Artlele alaeteen. Tba manufacture, tha
aata,ver kMpIng for eele, el Intoxicating
liquor te be.ueed m a beverage le hereby
prohibited, and any violation of tbla pro
hibition ebell ba amtedemeanerpunlabebla
m ebail be provided by law. The manu
facture, eele cr hMpIng for Mia
IntexlMtlng liquor for ether parpeeM
tbaa m a beverage mey ba allowed
la eueh meaner only ae aball ba preeerlbed
by law. The general assembly ebell at tba
flrat eeeeten succeeding the adoption of thla
adeqoate penalUea for its enforeemeat.
la tha Binata te-day blue were passed
anally m lollewat Autherising motleaa ter
Judgment te be made before tha protaeatv
teryt laeraMlng the limit of real aad
peraeaal estate, held for corporate, rellgteaa
ead ebaritable ueaai te MUbllsh a nautleal
eoheol for education and training el people
la ecteaM of aavlgatlea.
Poker,of TWta, Intredaeed tbeflremen's
bill requiring fire Inturanee oempaalM of
ether eUMa te pey a tax ea premlama te
elty and borough treuurlM for the benefit
el fire oempanlee.
,Ia tha Heum bllle were report favorably
te laeraaM tbe fffloieney of fiaberlmi te
praveat dlaorlmlnatlen by lite laearaaM
oempaalM ; providing for employment of
oeurt librarians.
Tba bill te prevent adulteration of milk
Wm negatively reported,
Tbe laet hour et tbe Heum Marien te-day
wsa devoted te second reeding of the bill
for government of eltlee of the third elase,
and a aemlea will ba held le-algbt te com
plete It,
Oeatntreller Vrsalialaa'e gei
Wasbimotek, Jen. 81 Tba praeldent
te-day aaat te tba Beaata tha follewlag aom aem aom
lnaUens 1 Jeeae D. Abrame, of Vlrgtala, te
be comptroller et tha eurreacy Wdaey
Jm WUeea, et Kentucky, te be pea
eleaegeatet WMhlngten; D. B, Wade,
et Meataaa, te be ehlef JueUee
et the aupreme oeurt territory of
Mentaas; Cel. J. O. Breekenrldge, te ba
laapeeter general, wltb tbe rank of briga
dier general,
WIIX OT ALBBBO tt. BBBRHSW.
He MakM Charitable BMqeeete te the Blera
vtan Ohereh and Maalnary,
The will of the late Alfred V. Eberman
wm admitted te probate te-day. He be
quMlbe 11,000 te tbe Woodward Hill oeme eeme
tery, tba InterMt te be cxpemled In kMptng
his grave in order. The Moravian ehurch
or thla city gete 820,000 the lntereet of whleh
la te be applied te the payment of tbe paeter'a
aalery. He glvM 825,000 te tbe endowment
fund of tbe Moravian theological Mmlnary
at Bethlehem, The exeoutere et tbe wUl
ere Jehn B. Oa, vice prealdent et the
Fidelity Trust and Safe Depaalt oempany,
et Philadelphia, MIm Mary Virginia Haw
thorn and J, I stelnmelz, esq.
A aire Tkta Morning.
A Are alarm wm sounded from box 43, at
West Lemen and Mary atraete, betWMa 8
aad 9 o'clock tbla morning. It wm esaeed
by a fira la a boeM at Ne. 538 Weet Lemen
street, wbleb belenge te tbe Oriel aetata aad
la oeoupled by Freak Bsrr, aa empleye at
Wehleen'e plaining mill. Toe little ebll
drea ware up atalra aed It ta believed tta',
tbey were pleylng with matcbM aad Mt
lira te tba bed. Mra. Barr bearing bbeIm
ran np atalra only te find the room full of
amoke aad tha bed ablest. Bba took tba
eblldrea eat and triad te extinguish tbe
flame, la doing this she bed bsr face
toeoalderably burned and her hair alnged.
After the alarm bad been etruek tba fire
man responded. The atlaebee of engine
oempaoy Ne. 4 euoeeeded In putting out
the flamaa wltb buekets of water. The bed
ding wm entirely cenaumed and tbe furni
ture, carpet and fleer were badly damaged.
Tbe weed work of tbe benne wm badly
charred end the damage aitogetherwlilbe
ever 8100.
for the BantUi of ai. ABtaen)' Church.
The member of the Sodality et the
Bleesed Virgin Mary of St. Antbeny'a
church gave an entertainment lest evening
for the benefit of the chureh. Tbe attend
ance wm aelerge that all who bad ticket
oeuld net be accommodated even with
etandlng room, and its batertelnment wUl
'ee repeated thle evening. Tbe pregramme
wm made up of musical MleoUene and tbe
rendlUen of play a, 'Aggravating Sam" and
"KuauMrHabrleu." All the participants
acquitted tbemeelvM with credit. Tbe en
tertainment wm under the direction of the
following committee of arrangement t
Jehn A. Kray, Jehn Toerner, Jeseph L.
Breach and Jeseph Bents.
Sppoleitd Vliwin.
MIehMlF. Hever and Henry V. Hart
man have dmu appointed vlewere te bum
damages eauaed by the extenalen et the
elty water main te tbe new works. They
tike tbe plaee of Emanuel P. Keller end
Samuel Bauimar, who are tee HI te eerre.
Slet a Maier.
Jehn Peaae,arrMtedMlerdy for being a
tramp, will be required te answer a charge
of larceny. The allegation la that be atele a
naer belonging te Jeseph Gardner,
Hist ne Accept.
The New Yerk Time bM a dlapatch
from Indlanspell announcing tbat (lea.
Harrison hM received from Mr. BIslee bla
eoeeptanoe of tbe eecretaryahlp of state and
that tba document will be given te Ue
publle In a few days.
1 m 1
Wilt Loek after M O. Interest.
An appearance hM been entered by Lewie
O. Csseldy, m eauneel for the Beitimore dt
Ohie Telegraph company, In tbe com where
in the atate propeeee te escheat the liner,
eteck, bend, eta, of the company for oon eon oen
eolldeUng with the Wcetern Union cem-psny-
anetkar Stain Tataed or.
The late cock tight bM eauaed much talk
aad bad feeling. Nearly all Ue Laneasler
men new proneunoe it a fake, aad another
mala, whleh will ba square, la talked et If
Ua Marietta people aaa ba tadaeed te make
ItlM
lit
Taa laamalir aaepn awj ready,
ON. C8tArjNOBTB.Bt.kOB'flt,BTTaB. ,
aa lavitettea m Aggtem eae
SBirtM VartB tVeaga,'C)kac--Ob.
Jeebj et the Orgaataatlea et
Whtek He ta rreeMeat,
Tebk, Jea. SlHea. ChsuaceyF. Black
wrltes te J. Z. Whl secretary of the
ABMrfeaaTarlff Reform Leegae," Chi.
age, who baa tavlted him aa tha president
of the National Aaaoeieuea of OamoeHtle
Olaaa, te bddreM tea league at let meetug
uFetwaary.deellalagthe lavltaUea. Ha
aayas
Oa the 4th of July last there assembled
la BalUmere. Md,, tha largut aad tha
mom Mraeatkrlll reform oenveaUoa tbat
baa ever beea held la Ametlea. Thera
were tweaty-gva haadred delegatM mas.
eat, aad maay theuaande of apeetatera
from all parm et tha Uakm. If formed m
tha fleal rMultatitua deHbenuoea, tba
MaUeaal Aeeoeiatlea oft DemeereUe Claba,
wtthafallllstofeffloera,a vtee praeldeat
foraveryataWlathaCalea,Bada general
oemmlttea 00m posed of membere from
avary atate and territory. The Deaaeeratle
aeetetlM aad Demeeratki eluba, forming tha
primary eoMUteeietosot thai aeseetetlea
araaewaambarad far ap law tha thoas theas
aada. It la a tariff reform aesoetetlea et
oeloeeal propertioaa, ead truly natleaal la
Ite abaraeterM wall Mia Ite axtaat Bar,
It Is Democratic purely aad woolly Deme
eratle. Indeed it could net be ter geaalaa
twIfireJcifm without being DemceraUa It
le expressly feaaded apea tbeteaehtagenf
tha Immortal JaOeraen, tba father of tba
DemoeraUo party, aed tba greatest of ell
AmertoMeau-ateaopoltBta. Tbaparpeata,
for which K wm brought late Ufa aad aotlea,
are expressed la tba follewlag oomprebea eomprebea oemprebea
alvsdeolaratloai "Te fester the formaUen et permanent
DemoeraUo olube and aoeletlM tbrougbeal
tbe United State, gad te Insure tbelr active
co-operation in dbaemlaatlBg Jaffereeniaa
prlDolplMefgoverameitt. Te preeerve the
Consututtea of tha United States, tha
autonomy of tha slates, loeal Mlfaovera Mlfaevera
meat, aad traedem ofeleeUooe. Te resist
revolutionary ehangM aad tba oaairallse eaairallse oaairallse
ttenot power.' Te oppem the Impoeltlea et
tezaa beyead taa aeeeseltle of aeverameat
aeoaemloBlly admlaletered. Te promote
economy la all braeebM of Ue public
servtee. Te opneaa aaasassMry oommar eommar oemmar
olel retrtotleoe;lor tha beets t of the tew at
tha eeat of tbe maay. Te oppem ebwa
legMeUea, whleh dmpetle Uber aad belide
up moaepoly. Te matamia tavtotate the
faadaaaeatal arlaelpta et Democracy,
equality before tba laWt aad, te ee
epirat with tba regular orgeaiatUea of
the DemoeraUo party la euppert of
DemoeratlomaaaadDemooratlo meesaree,"
Thla graat organlitUen, with them
objects tbas dearly dettaed, bM goneabeat
tha grave baeweM before 11 with tha ap ap ap
probaUenot every authority kaewa te tbe
Demoeratto party from tbe tariff reform
Demoeratle praeldent of tba United BtatM
dewa tbreagb tba national ana atate oom eom oem
mltUM te loeal eemmltteM In almost every
eleoUea dlatriet la tha oeaatry, If 11 be
peMlble for a national perty te be com
mitted te a elate policy 1 aad If It be pemlbla
for sueta a party te make final aad excleelve
ohelM of aa agency for tbe propegatien
aad defenM or that policy, tbaa b tha
Demoeratle perty oemmitted te tana
reform aad te tba National Aatoeletlea of
Demoeratle claba M lta oheeaa egMcy ler
that purpeM.
la It te be axpeetedtkat tariff reform ia
the lateraat of tba people m agsiast the
aaoaepollete, aaa ever be earrled by any bat
eaa of taa two great poUtlealperuear Ialt
poMlblsteorgSBlMathUd party with that
purpcae la view T Would It ba justifiable,
evea were It pemlbla te de ee, while
eae et tbeaa graat paruaa ataade, lleelt
aaealaaoealy ready for, aad eagerly lataat
apea, the vary abject yea proaeMT Neth.
Ibst eaa ba elalaar thaa tbat for tbeae who
desire a apaedy aoeempllsbmeat of tha
iplleb
Demi
reform la qumtloe, tha
loeratlo party
le the meat evslUble and powerful tnetra
meat te ba need. Instead of aatabllahlag
ampltliudeef aaw aad etraage ageaetee
for tha dlesemlaatlna of UadeatrtaM et
Jeftereea aad of Cleveland, te wbleh we
ell alike subecrtbe, would It aet ba VMUy
better te oenoentralo our eflerta and oon eon oen
aolldate.oar foreM under tbe eucpleM of
that gnat party of the people wbeM prlaet
plea, tradluena, aedpreetntleedereblp all
alike toad In tba direction of industrial
freedom for the messes, and aealnet undue
prlvllegea for tbe elaawa T De yea think
it likely that tbe people, who are really
tba perty wbleb gave tbem the very Bene
upon wbleb tbey oentead te make their
atruggla under leedere untried, and la be
half of priaelplM wblcb, la ee far m tbey
era at all defined, are borrowed from tba
very bera books of Democracy r Or, will
tbey, being honest aad aaraeat la their
contention, em every proper means te pre
mete tha euoesea, la tbe oengraeetoael else
Uea of 1880, aad la Ua presidential eleo elee eleo
eoa et 1892, of tha Demoeratto party wbleh,
having polled a majority of all Ua vetaa ta
Ua United atatM apea Uta vary tesae,
etende eelemnly pledged te wegsUeooo wegsUeeoo wegsUeoeo
test naUl tbe victory I felly wea, aad Its
traits are garnered la appropriate leguUa leguUa
UeaT TBB ABBBIOaH BOCSB.
The OM Orape Be Hore-kxlsealT latprevt
meat That Have Beea amde.
Tba old Oraaa hotel, wbleh hM beea
oleaed for eeme meatba past, la about beleg
reopened under Ue aama of thaAmarieaa
hotel aad wlU a aaw manager. Tbe hotel,
wbleh la eae of tbe eldest la Ua elty, wm
recently aeld by Mrs, EllsabeU Mlebeel,
who owned It for many years. Philip
Lebselter purehmsd it sad at oaee Mt about
te make many needed lmprevemeata,
Theoeatraotlor making tee repatrala Ue
bourn wm awarded te Jeba Adam Burger,
who finished bis work aeuie days age. Tbe
large brlek plllare la Ue front were tern
away and replaead by baavy Iren peeta,
wbleh are much mero Bttraetlve. The front
wlndewa of Ue omee, Uedoere, ventilators,
dx., ere no wet heayy plats glees. The office
Is almost twles m large m before, a partltlea
having been tern tut. In Ue rear of thla
la a prstty little WMb room with msrbls
wath stendr. The dining room, barroom aad
ether parte et Ue beuse bave also been
greaUy improved. Tbme rooms together
wltb tbe ofllee and hallway bave beea cov
ered wlU peper et tbe laUet etyle by J. B.
Martin & Ce., and leek much brighter
than ever before. Guthrie & Sen painted
tbe beuse Inside aad out aad did geed, work.
One of tbe greeted improvement la ua
team bMtlng apparatus, wbleb wm put la
by Lena Baehler. It bef Us meat Improved
kind and dem lta work well. Tba large
plata glee and eUer bard ware eueh m
were needed wm tuialibei by KaUly
Brethel dcKaub.
Fer a week past men and women bava
bMn engaged aorubbleg and elMnlng Ua
hotel, and It new loekiM bright m anew
pin. The gentleman who will manage Ua
bourn la Jehn A. Brllten, who oemM from
Reading, where ter a number of yeara be
managed the Merchant' bete). He le Mid
te be a geed man for tbe bualness, and be
eeeme determined te make Ue American a
sueeses. He bM done one very eenelbla
Ulng, and that wm te furniah Ue bouts
from top te bottom with new furniture,
which adds graeUy te the atlraollveneM of
Ue Interior. Tbe heuae bae already opened
for guest, aad there bave been quits a
number el arrivals.
Action by Balgbia et Laber,
At Wedneedey'e eeaatea of Ue Kalgbla
et lAber la Harrlaburg, reeolutlen wre
adopted enderelng Ue Australian eyttem
of voting ; tn fetor et making eleotlen dsy
a legel holiday ; lequeellag tbe atate de
partment te include In lta annuel report a
oemplete list et all corporations, tbelr capi
tal Bieck aad Iccauea.
Why He aaalaasd
Matlbew Tyler, a prominent bnetnete
man of Yerk, made en eMlgnment en
Wednesday, Hie estate le eaUmsted 1 go be
worth ever 8100.000, while hie UabUlUM
mayieeeh f?0,9t. The eatlgamsat was
aaMOtaesahaayembarrBMmeek but
beaaaaa afe great h teebUasM at
aU. Tyler,
M ATA At A'S FORCES GR01
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AMt saaeaws bsixtibw
BBreaam KtBarg
H ta Beaay-ee Battle WBht
The Tewa et Apia ta Oswtsel ei
r-ait Ta
Iohdew. Jam. gl..Dtjaataaaar.W
Aaehlaad rvgardtag etfatra at taa I
auaaea atata that tha aermea aav
bave beea aetlltd te aaarah aU
Stmeea watera for eealrabaad
Tha Timu, a paper aaWlahadlathal
Hah hmguege, at Apia, aaa Besiri
ABrltleh aabjtet waa vtelted
u arraatad. bat waa reliMSd da.
ueaMwUh the aeaeead at tha,
Taa peltea etAala hva haaa '
aMMQtrmaas'eeoatreLaBataa l
M taa auray of aha letter. &
Mix Uea tead of MaSMfafeUaaeejal
latreaebed UaaaMlyea aad ara 1
lta baSUa te aha Hi tana ;
1kA BauiAtta mm MaUla laiM.1
foreeotMatMfa, $
Whea tha ataamar Rleha
ApU eke wm bearded aadi
eeri
BahaBO B TBB BBBATB.
te rretat 1
esw at lamiea maaasaa
WABBiaaTOB, Jaa.fU.Tfea
"Zfi
qasatteawMaaata dlaaasMd aa taa
Ulaaftaraoea. Bea
bla epeeeh et yaeterday. aad aaei
hie oplBleB 11 waa time tha Ui
Statea eeeerted Ita rights ta Beam
It repramatatlye heme. .Taw
patebes from Loadea atatbas that
aavalofllearahad beea ordered at
all vimele la Baaaeai
te Maatera by tha twa mom
aad read ta Ua aaala, ataatlag
eoeeetlea. s
ua amaadmeat te the
matter MPraatNalea but
oemmtHMoa feretga raeswaaa
tag awe.BOB te pfataetehaial
Ualted Btatea: la Samoa aad Mei
oeamraM aaa BMuatataaeeaii
the harbor et Page Page, thai
tnaaaaiaSBlw llai (.. !fi
la tha mammlM ikta ininw Ma.
laUmated that taa Bmmbb aah
eotaeapagalolaantoreeertoaa
bapalavolvlagUerslatleasor tha Vt
BtatM aad Oermaay. V
Taa oeaaaiar epprefriauaa atu wat;
aaa taeseaate with ataaMietegegc
eoastdsraUea at tha, Brltmlt
IMUV. 1 1 .
-"" . w IfTtV
rsvmg aaav Bewaxesea. ,
WAsBiaoTew.D. a, JaaSL Atai
at RepabUeea Maetera thla 1
deetded te prevldaa bUl far thai
or waaaiagtea, Meataaa aaa 1
Dakota aad te peea tba taU.
CengreM derlag tba arasaat at
am There wm a
developed against Ua adastaataa affl
Mexico, aad tha laataslteaa.ara taat
territory will aet ba laelaaaa la that I
m
ua iaaiiawwwCTiwsawBVBBV
LowBew, Jaa. 8L Tbe jredfeal J
aaa received a diepeieh from VI
aaya that Crown Priaaa Xaaetasra
wm eaaasd by a laatara at taa eardbm
wiw aa aBoatea 01 atoea mie taa
Vibmwa, Jaa. 81. Tha
aaya that ea Toeedey whoa Crewa P
Rudelph returned ba round te ata
write letters sad awoke ea 'Wedi
morning before 7 o'clock aad at 748
bla breakfaat te ba brought te bias.
tba valet returned be found nua
deed la bla bad.
Ceaat Hegee, atttrad li kb k
oeetuma, weat with eUepeed aaa
Kmpeier Praasta Jeseffb, wheaai
formed of tba bad newe. Beth tha
and amprma Uaa weat te tl
meat of Crewa
aad tela her of
HbelaalettdeB betag takaa la a
baad'a bedside. Bba wm aaauy di
from remalBlag la tha room. Thabaajr
tba priaae arrived bera at vt arataak
morelag. '
A large crowd had gathered at' Mm
te await Ua arrival, bat qaletly Ian taa
tleaatuereqeeet at taa
Uetralaerrived the body was
carnage draws ay aix ataek
UebierpeesedUreagh the mewa,
bat wm removed aaa deea
by all.
Tba oeart oeapitia, taa Mayer, at,
aaaa, ua Piaaa tteaeaieaa, aaa
digmtariM fotiewea ue eemega,
awaited tha arrival of Ua prnataetea at I
Hefburg, Tha body aaaa
at Ue imperial petaae wm boraate taa
apartaaeata leteiy eeeapted by
prlnee, wbleh wm la.'t repeatag fan
surreundsd by guarde. Almest
exoeptlea tba pepera extol
Prlnee Radelpb, te whoa they pay
trlbutM of prate.
Owing te UeelMef tha eeaaer Mlai
wbleb tha body of taa atlaae waa 1
It wm lmpeeelble te pat It
ordinary bearae la oenveylag M aMasi
Meyerlieg te Bsdea.ee a large hearea, aaaar
tn cerryleg Ue bedlM of paapera te hartaj,
wm brought Inte nqulatUea. &
A
atlaister raeiae Beasewerd Beaad. . -Lendow,
JsaSL-Ualted Btates Mtalatat .
Pbelpeand Mra Phelps mada their adata
te Englend te-day aad aet Mil for AaMttaa.
ea Us North Oermaa Lloyd alsamar Leber
from Southampton. They reeelvad "a
hearty farewell 00 all eldee. Beats Bf
Amerleaaa aad ferelga dlplemata getharatk
at Ua Waterloo atatlea of tha Leaaeai eT
Southweetern railway te eey goedbya ata
Ue minuter and bla wifa. Mm. Paatfa.
wm presented wltb a magBlaeeat tteuC
of flewera by Ua Oeuatem Beadettaa, .?
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TBLBOBArUB TFa, .
Tbe rata of dUoeuat aaaeaaead bf awtj
Bank et England te-day le 8 par eeat.
The governor gaaeral labia if tub leaat,
In the Canadian Parllameat wUleett a
teattonteUe retuaal of Ua TJaltafi sMaaaV
Senate te ratify Ua BsaariM treaty, aaat
announee that Canada'a duty will bat
continue bee ilghta already agreed ta aatM
eeme arrangement la mada betwesa aa'
two nations. -Z
Mr. Wm. CBrlea wm takaa te Claamat
iell UU mernlex. te serve ua aaaa
poeod apea him for vleleuag tha
aet. ''
The rouad-beoMot the Calf Oetesaaa A
BsaUFeretlroBdatOalveeteB, Tea., waa'
burned yteterdey. Lese, llM.Ma, ,i
A ebmile seuU reee wm Maally ertaagtaV
ln Sioux Olty yaeterday, betwesa Teeater,'
aaudauxeadHosmM,teborowedlKl.fl;
aext July la Ua tHeaz river. J
street osreeaeeveralltaM la Haw Yash
are ruaalagregularly te-day, OreeaaaaSBJ
are la Mr viae, aad taeyaraiteelvtegaasataj,
police proteetlea. v
waiian laotOATiems.
gaaa WAsaivoTea, D, tt, Jaa, It
fawtera PtnaeytTMua t
eateg weathsr faUowed
aeataerly whtda veermc ,aa
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