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LANCASTER, PA4 MOKDA.T. JPEBRTJAiRY 11, 1869.
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The DeeaoereUe prlBaary.ter the nomine nemine
tiea of ward cfnetrs, wm held en Satnr
slay avenlag, mi Us vote polled wm
targe os, brought eat by the contests la
BUBsbST of Wards.
Tbe great contest of the deywM leth
Seventh ward, for aiderraea. The aandl
dates ware Alderman A. F. Dennelly end
Geerge M. Berger, seleet oeaaollaa at la
vara for many year. There waif nearly
M votes prlled, aad the reault WM&'et
known until after midnight. Alderman
Dennelly, the present Incumbent, waa re re
aetalnated by a tnsjnl'y of 67.
la tbe Second ward the contest waa fa
school director, between Samuel F. Ktis
suae, preeent member, and David MuMul
lea. The tailor waa iosalasted by a ma
Jerity of foer. ,
lla-4a Feurth-wntrT"inBre ware font
candidates for the soheol beard for the two
veeeacUss. A Urge vote waa polled la tbla
ward and the result waa the return of Dr.
D. R,McOormiek, the president of the beard,
aad the selection of Wm. R. Brlnten evor
Jehn Ochr.
There wss a similar contest In the Sixth
ward. 8. J. Owenr, a member for three
yearr, waa net a candidate for re-eleoilen.
These placed in nomination were Dr. Jehn
Levergood, Wm. Johnaen, .Rtehard M.
Rellly and Simen W. Raub. There was a
heavy vete pelled in this ward, and the
reault waa the nomination of Wm. Jehnsen
and Richard M. Rellly, Dr. Levergood
waa defeated by 8 votes.
In the Eighth ward centeat for oeunoll,
oeaatable and assessor brought ent ever
COO votes.
The prcaent oenstable, Onrlstlan Herr,
waa nominated. Assessor Fralley waa de
feated by Peter Welpert, aad the nominees
for council are Geerge Frlteb, Jehn A.
Bradel and Harry Kill.
William A. Morten waa voted.fer In every
ward of the elty for the -office of mayor.
His name waa printed en eaeh ticket, and
be ia new the candidate for the office.
The following are the candidates (elected
by each ward :
FIRST WARD.
' Common council Jehn FriUcb, D. B,
Fiorey, W. Bale.
Judge
Assessor Ed. 8. Kress.
Inspector Frank A. Altlck.
Oenttable A. O. Pyla
City committee Jehn J. Altlek.
BBOOHD WARD.
Common Council O. Bess Eshleman,
Gee, F. Rathfon, W W. Ames.
Cenatsbls James Arment
Judge Jacob Reese.
Inspector David MeMullen.
Assessor Gee. Aneamp.
8oheol Director David MeMullen.
Ctty Committee Jas, R. Dennelly.
THIRD WARD.
Common OounellJ. M. Ebirly, Chaa.
W. Kckert, Jacob Relker.
Assessor Gee. J. Helm.
Constable B. Frank bemae.
Judge BenJ. F. Davis.
Inspector r-rank Hegener.
City Oemmlttee B. Frank Leman.
rODRTH WARD.
Common council Henry E. Carsen,
James Frangley, Jr , Jehn A. Oeyla
Constable William Wenninger.
Attester Jehn Beck.
Judge-Jacob Wltllnger.
Inspector Jeseph Shearer..
Scheel directors Dr. D. H. MoCermlck,
Wm. R. Brlnten.
City oemmlttee David Wolf.
FIFTH WARD.
Select Council
Common Council Walter Kchnsder, C.
O. Kauflman.
Judge Charles Hltuoe,
Assessor J. M. Betz3.
Inspector Frederick Hener, Jr. ,
Constable Jacob F. Esuts.
Botieol Director M. W. Raeb.
City Committee Jacob F. Bants.
SIXTH ward.
Common Council C. K. Downey, O. S.
Felia, James Laman.
Judge Jehn Marlen.
Constable Artnte Hsrtman.
Inspector Jehn Hank.
Assessor Walter Z sober.
Bobeol Dlreoters William Jehnsen,
Rtehard M. Rellly, -
iJlty Committee W. V. Cenner.
SEVENTH WARD.
Select Council Frank 8. Everts.
Common Council Henry J. Freeh, Jehn
Yeung, B. Frsnk Adams.
Assessor Jas. R. Garvin.
Constable Jehn .Merrlnger.
Alderman A. F. Dennelly.
Judge Geerge 8. IN or bt ok.
Inspeoter Wm. DerwsrL
City Committee Lewis Heffman.
EIOUTH WARD.
Common Council. Jehn A. Bradel,
Henry Rill, Geerge Frltsch.
Constable Christ Herr.
Assessor Paler Welpert.
Judge Jehn Myers.
Inspector Jacob Hpea
City Committee Jeseph Bewman.
NINTH WARD.
Assessor F. Ganse.
Judge James Burns.
Constable Walter We'.sli.
Inspeoter Goerge Brown.
City Committee J. Arneld.
In all the warda the question of changing
the manner of aeleetlng school dlreoters
wss veted upon, and the present system of
each ward naming lis own dlreoters waa
retained by a big majority. Following is
the vote of each, ward en the preposition :
WABCS.
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Industrial Notts
Lecal opjratera at Mount Carmel, report
an iicpruvement In the anthrncHe coal
trade, and 1MJ0O men will resume work In
the diatrlet this morning.
The Monongahela river coal operatives
bavs decided te appoint a oeinmltteo te
confer with the miners In regard te wagn.
The operators want te learer wages; the
miners, wblle willing te assist la equal.
Istng wages In the Moneogabola and
Kanawha Valley, see no reason for a re
duction. All the engineers en the meter street
raiiwav line in Minneapolis struck en
Saturday morning against a reduction of
the working forea and various draatle"
regulations adopted by the company.
The Breeke Iren oempany, at Blrdabore,
en Baturday gave notlee et a reduotlen In
puddlera' waxes of 25 eenta per tee, from
3 26 te 3. The mills at Potlatewn and
ether places recently made similar reduc
tions. In consequence of s ntrlke in thet mould meuld
ing department, the router works et D. M.
Osberne 'A Oa, in Auburn, M. "i., were
closed en Saturday. About 1,000 tnen were
thrown out of employment The meuldera
went out because eta reductlan.ef wages.
liell.d te Death In m Vat el Lie.
Wblle Fred Palmer was working in a
bleach tub at the paper mill In Mlddlepert,
N, Y the bottom fell ent and Palmer
dropped into a vat of boiling lye wblcb
-reached up te hlaehln. He was fearfully
eeaTdedimd the flesh dropped ea hla limbs
te tbe bence. He died three hours after In
terrible agony. He leaves' a widow snd one
child.
UiLt te Jail.
Jehn Collington, arrested by Constable
Bbaub for drunkenness and disorderly con
duct, was sent te Jill today by Aldermin
Barrier 80 daya
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tsaaaalasa aaaa wfcsy aisUsas at
.BalaagaaaaVAta Taasa tsrnssa.
aerMy aetera I tfeleek ea Bataraay
avaaJMatelsfaeaa asaaaagewM reestrad
attaaaaastea aoaaate aeadtwa cfiesrata
BaiaagaataaeiaaUare waa a aerhma riot
fa pregrata there. Hirgaaat Erisssaa
etlaed Constables Msrrtageraad Bbaaa,
aad they went te Balaaga at eaee. When
they arrived at that village the riot waa
evsr,anatawpatiafBaBaiaadKoaetethslr
homes. Thaasoaaaarakatae warraate,thera
waa no Jnsttee of the paaee la the neighbor,
heed aad they retaraed aeaaa wltheat auk
lag aay arrests, bat they aasared the aaaiae
at she efleadera. OaBaeaayaMralagthay
want haieca Aldersaaa Ban aad mads eaaa
ajtatata aaataat Aaaee B wur, aged IS; Jeseph
HatselaMB, seed M) WUllaaa Betfart, agm
18, aad Xlasa B warr, aged 3S, eharglag them
with draakeaaaaa aad disorderly oeadact
They proeoeded te Balaaga aad euoeseded
In arresting the Bwarr brethsri la bed.
They took thsaa te aTaadUvllie and while
there HeteeUaaa sad Seliert, who did net
hnew of the arrest of the Swarm, passed
along aad ware arrested. They made a
ahowef realstaaee, but at Constable Shaub'e
oemtaaad they surrendered. All ware
breaght te this elty had ledged la Ins
einntyjalU
The facts of the eate appaar te be these :
Klsrn 8 warr waa In the cowboy oenntry
teraevaral months, and upon his ret urn te
civilisatien he wanted te lntrodnee cowboy
metheda. On Saturday evening ha waa
drank and induced hie brother Ames,
Jeseph Helselmsn, who Is the naall-ctrrier,
ana William Selfert te go with him. J.
H. StanSer'a store waa visited, and Mr.
Stanffer'a father, who waa behind the
oennter, served tbeis young man with ol el
gsn. ElamS warr eatled htm an cgly name.
By this time J, H. SUnffer arrived and told
them their nelae mnst eeaae, or they
would have te leave the store. They defied
him te put them ent, and became mere
disorderly than ever. Mr. Btanfler then
attempted te pat them ent, assisted by
asms ei nu irienas, ana arter a aespersta
atruggle, In whleh Mr. Stanffer had hla
tbutnb badly bitten by ElamSwarr, the
whole party were ejeeted. Their expulsion
greatly angered them, and they gathered
np a large number of atones whleh they
threw against the store property. Many
wlndewa were broken.
When these parties learned that cfueera
had been sent for they left the premises.
Mr. Stauller te-day preferred ehsrges of
riot and malicious mischief against all or
the defendants, and an additional one of
miybem against Elam Bwarr.
This gang hai been the terror of the
neighborhood for the put four months
Only two weeka age they disturbed a spell,
leg bee st Iiindlsvllle by throwing stones
snd breaking the windows of lbs soheol
henss In which It was held. Mr. Btauffer
Is determined te press the ehargea he pre
ferred sgalnat these psrtles aa a warning te
ethers in the neighborhood that they can
net violate the law with Impunity.
A Obanea Welta HlssM.
Harrlaburg Dispatch te Philadelphia Becerd.
Charles 8. Wolfe, of Union county, was
also In Harrlsbnrg tbla week. Wolfe waa
one et the Independent leadera In the
station of 1831. Speaking of Bayne and
Wolfe Senater Myiln, of Lancaster county,
.aid te-dsy: "There waa one day In that
fight when Charley Wolfe bad the United
Htsies senaterablp in his grasp. The
Democrats had agreed te vel for hint for
senator, and made the preposition te him.
The Independents were resdy te sgree te
this arrangement, but Wolfe waa either
afraid te take np with the preposition off
band or thought that it would stand ever
night, and declined te give an immediate
assent The delay was fatal, and a few
daya afterwards, when he and his frlenda
Bought te renew the negotiations, it was
tee late."
Drowned While Skating.
C. Robins North, sged 18, a son of Colonel
Geerge H. North, of thenrmefG. H. North
A Ce., brokers, et Philadelphia, and assis
tant adjutant general of the National Guard
staff, waa drowned in Therpe'a dam, en the
Wlssabloken, en Saturday morning. A
party of young people, Including young
North and hla two slaters, Anna and Katie,
went te the dam. North and hla sister
Anna started ent first, and the lee broke
under them Just aa the rest of the party
arrived. Jeseph A. Janney Jumped into
the water and rescued the young lady, but
young North sank te the bottom. The
body was found two heura later.
Wlllte, a slx-yeaield son or Jsmea
Remlg, wss drowned In Reading en Sundsy,
having fallen through the lee while skating.
Elmer Thompson, a young lad, also fell In,
but was rescued after having aunk twice.
mil U.nar.ar a.t ia.tr Buneaj Off.
The Pennsylvania railroad haa Inaugu
rated a reform In the running of Sunday
freight trains. At 10 o'clock Saturday nlgbt
all freight tralna en the Pennsylvania rail
road, except stock and these bearing per
ishable freight, were etepped In Pittsburg,
In order te allow the employee the privilege
et enjoying a rest en Sundsy. They will
report for duty at 8 o'elook Sunday eve
nlng.
Tne aame ajBtem will be Insugurated en
all of the Pennsylvania company's lines
west of Pittsburg. The order will allow
almost 3,000 men en the Pennsylvania read
clone te enjoy the Sabbath atyhelr homes.
Seventeen Marries Bavsnty-riv.
Annabel Crocker, aged seventeen years,
has been married In Greenfield, Ma, te
Daniel McGrevle, a veteran of the Mexican
war, seventy-five yssrs old. MeUrevle
made hla money as a tin peddler, but re
tired from buslnessyears age. He has been
married befere and raised a large family.
Tne wedding ceremony took place at the
home et the brlde'a parents, wbe ate
pleased with the match. The bride bta
plump, red, freckled eheeka. She were a
pale green silk gown, with hat and glove a
te match. The bridegroom Is frisky ler his
years and looked as smart as a new milk
pall.
Te Examlna Colonel Uedl.7 In Wastitngten.
The motion for an open commission te
examine Colonel W. W. Dudley In Wash
ington In his suit for libel against the New
Yerk Evening rest haa been granted by
JustlecO'itilen, et the supreme eaurt The
Judge made the following Indersement en
the applicatien: "The reasons predated era
sufficient te Justify an open commission
upon which both examination snd cross cress
examination abeuld be allowed. The
motion ia granted and the order Is te be
aettled upon notice."
Unclaimed Latter..
The following is a list el unclaimed let
ters remaining In the postefllce, Lancaster,
Monday, February 11, 18S9 :
Laditt' Litt Mra. Emma J. Deekert,
Mre. Sidney Gibsen, Mrs Mary F. Knause,
Mlsa Laura Kaufman, Mlsa Carrie Nelb
line, Mlsa F. F. E. Tayler.
Gent's Hit A. C. Austin, J. C. Baer, A.
J. Cavangb, Wm. Casey, F. O. Dnnnler,
Jehn Dabler, W. Frlend, A. H. Greff, Wm.
Gerllstkle, J. F. Hamilton, esq., ObrUtlan
Kerr, (U), Guatav Melkel, J. Menree, (4),
men, Amanda Sander, Jaer.b E. Sbelbley,
S. B. Weldor, Chas. T. Y. Wilsen. --
IIiM Times Fer fanners.
Oa Saturday 10 fine farms in Berk a county
wereaeld by tbe her 111. During tbe pres
ent winter the sheriff has sold some 30
large farms, besides the fsrm stock et 20
ether farmer, all rr whom have failed.
Thla conditioner things la taken as sn In
dication tbat farming no longer pays as
formerly, as a similar state of affairs, it Is
stated, exists in ether counties In that sec
tion of the state.
Want Beras Tel.ves Heagad,
The National Anti-Herse Thief atascla atascla
tlen baa petitioned the Kansas Legislature
te legellrj lynching.
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GOOD TEMPLARS MEET.
aavatwtr-nva Atwammmm oecntr
tiOMYMfflOV A HsttTIMt,
a aeries at BsearaUsas aUsatsd lasts rre-
asssa Craeede agatast latssaaesaaee A
Otnsaalttse gstsstsd te ASa see oea
vsattea at Barrtetmrg start We.
The IndapeadeatOriaref QaedTsaialars
of Laaeaetsr eeaaty bald a eeaveattaa la
Maseate hall, Christiana, am lee Saturday,
at which Luther B. Keafraaea, esq., et Iaa
natter, presided, aad F. Q. Mnsesr, of Xisn
eestsr, and Floreaee A. Webster, et Beds
bury towaahltsaetedaaaaeretarlss. Abeat
seventy-five delegates were present, re
presenting ledgaa at Laaeester, Btraaburg,
Liberty Square, Oak HID, Quarry vlllc.Uar,
Christiana aad Bart
A oemmlttee ea resolutlena, consisting of
Jamas K. Crawford, Daneaater) Rev. O.
Lea GshI, of Christiana ; Gilbert Smith,
Drumore j Samuel" Hooking, Bart i Dr. J,
A. Martls, Streaearg, aad Carrie Marab,
Saltabary, were appelated, who repotted
the following : --" "
Whsrsas, On the 18th day et Jens, A.
D , 1839, the qualified elaoters of the com
monwealth et Pennsylvania will be called
upon te decide by. ballet whether or net the
manufacture and eale el Intoxicating li
quors es a beverage shall be prohibited lu
aald commonwealth ;
And Whereas, the evil results et the
liquor traffle haa long alnee been ackuowl ackuewl
eaged by most of our religious denomina
tions, aeme et whleh even prohibit their
members from signing an application for
the sale et Intoxicating liquors or becoming
a bondsman for such an applicant; there
fore be tt
Itttelvecl, That It la the sense of this
meeting that It lathe imperative duty of
clergymen of all denominations te use taelr
influence in behalf of tbla prohibitory
amenemsni se ear oensumtioH ny pr ston
ing at least one aernaen te their respective
aggregations en this all Important eubjeet.
In whleh they may Impress the duly of
their members te sustain the amendment
with their ballet oenalstent with the tenor
of tnelr discipline.
Retelved, That the proceedings of this
meeting, embodying these preambles and
resolutions, be published la the Laaeaater
iNTaLiiaaxeaa, Laneieter Neu Era and
Lancaster Inquirer, and thataoepy ofeno
et these pspsrs containing these proceed
ings be sent te esch clergyman In the city
and county of Lancaster.
Itetelvea, Thst we heartily approve et the
unity and harmony of alt friends or the
constitutional amendment In the eanvasi
for its adoption by the people, and we
cordially endorse the ealf issued by the
representatives of all the various state
tempsranee and prohibition organuutlena
for their union convention te be held In
Harrlaburg en Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1839, and
recommend that this district ledgo sppetnt
two delegates from eaeh ledge te represent
this diatrlet ledge In the convention, snd
that a oemmlttee et one be almllarly ap
pointed te oe operate with ether local
organlcatlena favorable te the oenatltational
amendment, In the eoaduet of the eanvaaa
In thla county ea a non-partisan and non
sectarian basis, for the adoption of the
amendment
Itetelvea, Thst eaeh ledge be requested te
sppelnts committee te collect funds in their
respective communities for the purpose et
promoting the cause of constitutional pro
hibition. The fnnde ae collected te be
sent te the ehalrman et the oemmlttee et
District ledge appointed te oe operate with
ether organisatiens In the oenduot of the
eanvass In this oeunty.
It la recommended that eaeh ledge en
deavor te raise 1100 ter this purpose.
Wasasas, an court ts being made te
convince many voters that tbla ia only a
oentest between high license and prohibi
tion; therefore,
Jteselved, That it la the sense et this
convention that every member aball net
only vote for but de all In his power te
inerease the vote in favor et the amend
ment Iietelvcd, That we rejolee thst the move
ment whleh erlglnsted in thts district ledgs
for the organisatien et a Law and Order
aoelety In Lineastsr' oeunty has been
successful, and that aueh a aoelety la new
fully erganised. We pledge te the society
our support In Its work, and we urge our
members te contribute liberally te the
society, se thst It may have the means with
which te prosecute Its work.
The sbeve resolutions were unanimously
adopted, after en motion the words "ene
hundred" in the third resolution were
atrlcken out and "twenty-five " aubitltuted
therefer.
The following oemmlttee was appointed
te attend the convention at Harrlaburg:
Mrs. E. K. Busbeng, Amy Leeeb, Jsmes
K. Crawford, Gee. K. Wlaner, L 8. Clark,
Christian Fex, W. B. Kent, Jeseph H.
Breslus, Gee. E. Meek, Mrs. G. E. Meek,
Emms J. Msule, Jesn Cellins, H. Wsrden,
Wm. King, Rav. J. M. Gjlbraltb and Jes.
J, Leng.
The following committee was appointed
en Iccil organisatien : Jsmes J. Jacksen,
Jmcs E. Crawford, J. B. Redgers, Rev.
C. Lee Gaul, Dr. J. A. Martin, Charles
Msule, J. B, Bregsn, W. P. Bolten.
Addresses were made by several mem
bers, ene of whom assailed the Republi
can party, but he was promptly called te
order snd reminded of the fact that the In
dependent Order-of Geed Templara waa a
nonpartisan organlaatlen, oempoaod et
peraena of all polltleal parties, and that the
author et the firat resolution adopted waa
sn srdent Republican.
Hoveralnew ledges will be erganltad In
the oeunty within the next few weeks, and
a prominent Templar eaya a vigorous cam
paign will be Inatltuted by tbla organisatien,
The convention adjourned at a late hour
te meet at Gap, Pa, en the second Satur
day In May next.
ceMsxiur OFAuriiumiv.
The Inqa.it Held en lleciy llarrliea Krelnsr
of Mount Jey,
Henry Harrison Krelner, whose acci
dental death was noticed en Friday, waa
a'.ruck by the engine of the Day Express
In Dauphin county and died en tbe train
while being taken te hla home at
Mount Jey, Deputy Corener Hippie, of
Mount Jey, held an Inquest and tha
Dauphin county oeroner claimed tbat he
waa the proper parly te held the ie quest,
and en Friday that official with a Jury of
Diuphln oeunty citizen, went te the home
or Mr. Kr6iner and viewed the remalnt,
after which the oeroner and Jury returned
te Dauphin oeunty and concluded the In
quest. The oeunty commissioners te-day
pitd Deputy Hlpple for the inquest ha
held and the Dauphin oeunty coronals ceronals corenals
sloners will pay Corener Sblndler,
Corpse. Cannet Be OeM-JlMd..
Notlee haa been leaned by the Pennsyl
vania rail read that hereafter any oerpte
shipped ever Its lines shall be acoempanled
by a health permit, allowing it te be free
from oentsglon, and tbat one flrst-clwa
ticket, full fare, will be required for a
corpse, no tnatter what tbe age et deceased
may be.
AtUmpt te Roast a Crowd,
A dlabellcU attempt te burn and blew
up a five-story double tenement en Heater
atreet, New Yerk, waj dlecevered early
Sunday morning. Bnndles ofragsaatur efragsaatur
ated with koreaene had been used ; also
aeveral pounds et gunpowder. Fortu
nately the powder bad net been reached
when tte flames were dlsoevored and ex
tinguished. The author et the plot and Its
motive are unsown.
ar.lland Injured U.r.tlL
Mrs. Orpba Lunday, aa aged widow
residing In Quarryvllls, met with a serious
fall en Friday. She waa walking along
tbe plank walk of the town whenahe tell,
knecklna eS the kaee can besides brulsina
1 htissll very badly.
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A rtnasiait? ssWt8aa,
ec. aT. aaawsss aatts Uacs Dabrfs at a
sag firs la i-hUMaJpht ea Baaaey.
A Mm broke eat ebent 11:46 o'clock Hun Hun
daysaeralag la Ua-asasaasat, under the
drugstore el Frank K. Morgan, 1,412 and
1,414' vVeJaat street, Philadelphia. The
aaasss aoea spread te the upper stories,
owned aad eeenpled by Jehn Wyeth A Bre,
aad te the building adjoining en the west,
also belonging te aad occupied by thst
Ormi Fer, a time the neighboring real real
dscees oaths east extending te the Hetel
Blret'erd weft In great danger. These
bullalagrf together with the bete!, were
slightly datnaged. Oecrge F. Showers, a
flreanaa, was hilled by a falling wall In the
Wyeth bulietas, and two ether firemen
were InJererV -The leaa snatalned, mainly
by Jehn Wyeth fc Brether and Frank K.
Morgan, waa .estimated at f&00,OCO. The
ertgta of the Ira Is net known.
Five minutes after the fire had been dis
covered and the first dstaohmentef engines
had arrived the lower floors et Mergan'a
stores were enveloped In 11 amea An beu r's
hard work enbdaed the fire se the depart
ment tbeuftbt and by hair paatl the fire
was supposed tvbe under control.
In hla endeavors te save the surrounding
property Chief Cantlln failed te notlee the
flatuea estlng faetr way along the walls and
Inte the asaertl eera. Veiled by the black
stnoketbatareae from the buralngohemlcala
they hsd weakened the aides et the build
ings and spread te the eeoen.d, third and
fourth floors of the three buildings, sit of
whlonwere used by Jehn Wyeth t Bra in
tbn manufacture of chemleaU and stored
with valuable machinery. This wsa at halt
past 1 o'elcck. A moment later there was
a deafening report, followed by an explo
sion thst shook the entire blcek, and a
mass of flsme shot high into the air and
warned the flremen that the tire had out
witted thorn and had only begun.
An Instant later another exploalen shook
the ground. William BaztarJ, who was
doing berole work en the peak of tha burn
ing buildings, was blown twenty feet Inte
the atr ana foil with great force upon an
adjoining building. Tne reef la a deep
slanting one, and Bnazard'a unoensolous
form started te roll eft, but a fellow fireman
caught hla comrade by the oletbtng and
aaved him from being dashed te plecca en
the pavement forty feet fcolew.
Chief Cantlln sounded a second alarm,
and almost Immediately followed It by a
general call for the lire department. With
tha remelader et the department came a
throng et prominent etflaiala and physi
cians. A horse oevored with foam draw
ing a carriage stepped at Bread and Walnut
street, and an instant later Director et
Publle Satety Stokley spraug out of the
vehicle and assumed charge.
By this time the entire aurface of the
three buildings extending from Walnut
baek te Brighten aireet waa biasing llke a
f urnae, and the combined ntreamn of the
whole department seemed llke 1 uel for the
flames. In a few mements a third ex
plosion threw thousands of loeso bricks
snd piles of debrls into spaee, and the
whole third fleer ctved In with a crash like
an earthquake. Flremea Tldgoeu atng atng
gered out of the building and sheuted
that two et bis companions had
been burled under the tailing floors.
Director Stokley then showed bis presence
of mind. He bravely ran Inte tha deer of
Morgan's store and, unmindful of the
aheuta of hla assistants, began tugging at
the beams that pinioned the firemen te the
fleer. Ro-enferood by a score et hosemon
the director seen had Fireman Abraham
Lacy out of the ruins. He waa placed In
an ambulanes and taken te the Pennsylva
nia hospital. The director steed ou the
pavument wblle the water drcnohed his
clothes, and aald I "I steed this thirty
yeara age, and I guess I alnt tee old te try
n sgsln. I'll save these peer fellows'
liver."
Encouraged by Stokely'd actions tue
firemen ontered the building and began te
scareh for their missing oemrado, Geergo
Showers.. Tha flmw imv tnemanr?,
and their t (Torts were eon flood te saving
the aurrenndlng property.
Dlreoter Stokley, wbe had rlskel his Ufa
a score et times and tsken ohanees that
even the firemen hesitated at, ordered a
detachment of hosemun te dig the ilead
fireman, Showers, out et the ruins. Sov Sev
eral attempts hsd been made te recaver his
body wblle the fire waa at It height, but
the continual abowers of falling brleks and
machinery prevented the efforts from
being auoeessful. The body was burled
out et alKht beneath tens et brlek and
heavy beams, and the firemen worked for
an uour.eororo tney aucoveica tue re
mains. Fireman PidgeOD, who was with Showers
and Laey when the fleer foil, was the first
te see hta dead oemrnde'a body. " I here It
p," aald be, and he polnted te Showera'
body plnloned te the fleer by a heavy iron
beam across hla thighs. His body was taken
out, and the oheera. of the spectators re
warded their elferta as Showers' body waa
placed in a patrol wagon.
Many brave attemps at Ufe-aavlng pasSed
unnoticed in the excitement
Death et a Fermer lancaater county Man.
Levi E. Klnzer, a well known reaident of
PottstewD, died qulte suddenly en Satur
day afternoon, at his residence, In that
place, sged about C9tycara. He bad net
been well for two yeara piat, but had been
about until Saturday morning, when he
was strlokea with parallels from which he
died In the afternoon. Doccased was a
former resldent et Lancaster county, bat
went te Pottstown many years age. 11a
was for a time .sucetssfully engaged In the
oeal business. Fer several years he held a
clerkship en the Reading railroad at that
place. Fer the past few yeara he lived a
reilred llfe, except assisting eorae about
the groeory atere et hla son, Newtcn 8.
Klnscr, He leaves a wlfe and two children,
Newton S, Klnzer, tha well known grocery
merchant, and Mlta Emma L. Klnzsr, who
Uvea at home. Deoeased was an uncle of
E. H. fundi, esq., et Itlue Ball, this
county, Herace A. Yundt, of Reading, acl
Mrs. Jillzibetu Wolehans, of this city,
Common flea. Conn.
Thatecend week of the February com
mon pleas eiurt was opened at 10 o'clock
this morning. Judge Livingston Is pro pre
tiding In the upper court room and Judge
Patterson In the lower room.
In two suits et tbe city et Hoesator
agtlnsl Henry Stauter for tax due, Judg
ment by consent was onterod lu favor cf
plalntlU for (63 47 and (09.23.
, When .the ewes en the list were called
for trial 10 were oentlnuod or eottleJ, leav
ing 11 for trial.
There wero no cases ready for trial this
morning and the Jurers were cxcuseJ until
2:30 e'clcck.
Vex Glial, at Or. gee.
Theto was a fox cbase at I. H. Bait's hotel
at Oregon en Saturday afternoon, and the
Httondaneo was qulte large. Among theso
preeent were a number of Iadles and gentle
men of this city, who seemed te highly en
joy tbe sport The fox was liberated about
8 o'clock, but the hounds who were put en
hla trail did net auoceed In capturing hla),
Went te Erie.
The representatives of the Grand Army
pests of Ibis city, whcee names were men
tioned In Saturday's Imtellieexckk, left
at 1 o'clock this morning for Erie, te nttend
the slate meeting. They took a special train
en which wure a large number of dolegates
from Philadelphia and ether places lu the
eantcrn part of tbe state.
Fer Iba 1'oer of the t'liy.
Tbe Bucbanan-MoKyey-Roynotda relief
oemmlttee et oeunolls have finished their
labera for the season. They distributed
345 half tens of coal and 0 quarter tens.
During the past week the number of
rations distributed et the soup heuse was
1.970. m
Killed by Het Tr.
CnATTAoeoA, Tonu., Feb, 11, At an
early hour this morning tbe boiler at tbe
brick werka of Oulld, While &. Gillespie
exploded, throwing het tar all ever Charles
Fallea and bla eon, The former was burned
te death and the latter will dle. The works
took fire and la atlil burning,
4N OLD GAME WORKS.
Tr eaacKa Aocarxate t two ncsi
K;a sum wsai beqcs.
J, as. K.lpsr Dreps Mta. Dollars te aataa Wbe
Desired ts Bay Ohatrs-atdet O. B.rr, AUm
a Vi.tlra el in. swindler, tVMa rive.
rell.a Altar Us leeaaarsl.
One of the men who give bogus cheeka
waa In town te-day and he succeeded la
relieving J. M. Helper, the North Queen
atreet furniture dealer, of f 9 In cold cash.
It was between 8 and 9 o'elock thla morn
ing when a middle aged man walked Inte
Mr. Kelpei'satote.Hewaewelldreaeadand
were a light moustache. He did net
leek nnltke a preacher and he talked
frsely and very well. He aald be had oena
down from Sanbury te purchase some
chairs for St. Jehn'a Sunday soheol of that
place. He spoke In a very familiar way et
prominent people In this ctty with whom
finally eeleeted tha chalra -amounting taTrJXiJRSri? CiT? ,
121, whleh be ssld he wanted atilpped te
Bunbury. In payment for thorn he handed
Mr. Kelper a check for (30. He said that
aa the banka were clrsed he had been
unable te get It eashed. Mr, Kslper took
the eheck and (gave the man 19 in easb,
which was the difference between tha
amounts et the eheck and bill. The eheck
was en the Cltlcen's bank et Reading ; it
was made payable te J, Jeffries, and waa
signed and endorsed by Rev. J. B.
Jeffries. The purchaser of the ebaiia
said he wss a brother of the rever
end gentlamsn who hsd given the check.
As seen aa the stranger had reoelved tbe
money he made baste te leavr. By tbla
lima Mr. Iiloper began te suspect aeme
thing wrong. He bad heard of begue
ebecka that hsd been floating around aeme
time ego. He went te the tel phene ex
change and oemmunlotted with the Oitlsena
bank of Reading. He learned that no man
by tbe name of Jeffries had any money In
their bank. He then knew that be had been
swindled and Informed the police. They
looked lu vain for the sharper, watehlng
all trains.
ANOTBXR JIBROHAnT 0 ABOUT.
Mr. Kelper was net the only man vic
timised by the abarper. He also played
his game very aueceasfully at the atere of
Aldus O. Herr, en East King aireet It
was between 10 and 11 o'elook when he
went te Mr. Herr's atere. He said that he
Was Rsv. Jeffries, a minis ter from Sunbury,
and dealred te purchase a ateve for the
veatry room of St Jehn'a cbureh of thtt
place. He Boen seleeted'a ateve tbat suited
him and found tbit the prloe was (23. He
produced a eheck, exactly llke tbe one be
used at Kclper's, and for the asms amount
((30) and filled up with the aame names
Thla he gave te Mr. Herr, who aoeopted
It, handing him tbe difference In money.
The man then left the stere and
has net been aeen alnee by Mr. Hetr or the
police, Tbere was a drummer in Mr.
Herr's stere, when the eheck man was
thore. The former went from the atere te
tbe American hotel, whero he learned et
thewlndIe at Kclper's. He thought from
the description of the trausaotleu that tbe
man at Herr a and the one at Kieper'a must
havobcentbesame. HowentbackteHerx'a
and told that gentleman of tbe occurrence.
It was then laarn.u Mmt t feaeufctrfai
swindled. Unto'tne time of our going te
press the man bad net been arrested.
AN OlfSIOKHTJ RELIXS.
Cen.tabla ll.rnheltt'. oempl.ta
ItfCOT
Of
Orlmtnal.-Au Albnin Werm Having,
Constable Barnheld, et the Sixth ward
haa n number et relles at his home which
are qulte valuable. Among them la a polios pelios polies
man's maee whleh was made from a pleee
et weed taken from tbe stand at whleh
Patrick Henry steed when he made his
famous "Give Me Liberty or Give Me
Death" epceeh. Anether mtei that he
owns was made from a piece et railing
taken from tbe old Llbby prison In Rich
mond. Theso artlolea wero obtained In
Rlabmend, by Oflleer Barnheld while en
n visit te that city.
There la no officer in this city who has
kept aa complete a criminal record as Con
stable Barnheld. He haa an album contain
tng ever 000 pielurea et noted criminals
who have been guilty et offenses In different
Darts of this country. Besides this he has
an Immense scrap book, with accounts of
different crimes, descriptions et men, etc.
It Is a most cemplete record, end has proved
very usetul at dlllerent times. During the
four yeara tbat he haa been an oflleer,
Barnheld haa bad 16i men eonvleted of
high gradea cf orlme 1 82 of theso were for
larceny, 11 for burglary and two for
attempting te kill. The man who received
the longest aentbnee after being captured
by him waa old Jim Henry, who get 2r)
years In Baltimore for stealing horses aad
barn-burning.
Hnot Ur Husband. Murderer,
Mr, Kent, tbe landlord of the Gloucester
hctel, at Swansea. England, waa kllled by
a burglar en Sunday morning. He retired,
with bis wire, at a latebeur alter locking all
the denrx. Including thoae of hit own bed'
room. E trly in the morning tbe wile beard a
match atruck In tbe room and aawa nogre
In tbe act of lighting a candle. She aweka
her husband and he Immediately grappled
with the Intruder, while the wife took a
platel from under tbe pillow. An It waa tee
dark te take elm sholigbtedaoandle. Sha
then alined and fired, and tbe negre foil
woucded In the tblgu. Cursing tbe woman
he crept under the bed, but, as she waa
unlocking the deer, boemerged and seizing
a mirror threw It at her. It mli.ed her but
extinguished the light, ami tbe negre suo sue suo
eoedud In escaping. When she relighted
theesndle she dUcoverod that hnr husband'a
threat und utem&ch had been cut with a
razor. JCent llved Ionic oneuxh te deacrlbe
the murderer. Tbe negre was discovered
eta dry deck, Ue Is a tteaman named Tem
Allen. He was badly wounded and cevered
with bleed. Allen oentoMod and said that
his motlve was robbery. He concealed
hlmself In tha room bofero the heuse wa
cleted en Saturday night
UI.it After Leng Illness.
Bart, Pa, Feb. 1L Mrs Margaret
Denley, of Georgetown, wlfe et Jehn
Denley, died en Thursday alter an lllnees
oftblrteen woess. She leaves a husband
and tbrce daughters.
The Georgetown ve;al claw, taught by
Prof. J, B. Peeples, will glve a oeuctrt In
1'lckwlek hall In March.
The sohelsrs of Mt. Pleasant school, Miss
Ella Keen tcaeber, gave an entertainment
In Mt Pleatant eobeol house en Saturday
evening.
A Lfcdr'. Beilum Fall.
Mrs. Catharine Steele, wbe renldca at Ne.
421 North Queen street, met with oferieus
aidcut en Saturday evening. She was up
stairs and, in attempting te oeuio dewu,
tripped. She foil from the top te the bot
tom of the stairs and must have atruck her
bold mera than onee, ai she has several
very deep end ugly cuts. Dr. Muhlenberg
attended her and oho Is deing: very well
te-day.
A ailnUtet' Atl.bap,
This morning Iter. Jehn Brubaker, of
ftohicretern, aurrted from his home te
drlve away. As be waa pissing a larta
wagon that was standing along the aide et
read his horse ahled and ran bis buggy
against the wagon. HU veblole was up
net and be waa thrown out In the read, yet(
strange te say, he wasjuet hutt In the least,
nor was thore anything broken,
CAB BIBUB BOCTBIT.
lis Bevsaueta Aaatvsnary Celsbrated la a
Masnbar or eaarsbss.
Tha aeveatleth aaalversary of tha Lau.
caster Bible society waa held ea Sunday
evening. At St Paul'a Reformed ehureh
addresses were delivered by Revs. O. Klvla
Houpt and Jaaaea Y. Mitchell, D. D. at
Bt Jeba'a Lutheran church by Rsv. J.
Max Hark, D. D,, aad J. M. Titsel, D. D;
at St. Paul'a M. E. church by Rev. O. I
Fry and A. O. W bit mar, aad at Bt
Stephen's Lutheran by Rave. Prof, R. C.
Scheldt and Newtea J. MlUsr.
Following la aa abstraet of PreeJde&t
Tltssl'e report t
Through the mercy and goodness of our
Heavealy Father, whose loved the world
tbat He gave Hla only begotten Sen thst
whosoever belleveth In Hint should net
perish bat have everlasting life, we are per
aalited thla evening te celebrate tha
seventieth aaalversary of the Laaeaater
City Bible aeelety.
During the fast year the executive oebv
mlttea of tneeeetety hat faithfully endeav endeav
ered te carry eat tha lastraetlecs of the last
annual masting. Tha usual number et
copies of the Sacred Beriptaraa have la eae
wsyoranmbrtJBtVdlapeMd et aad the
aiual oelleottoas la behalf of the Bible
cause have been takes up ia tbe various
oburehee or tha elty.
The following Is the treuuter'e report for
tbe yean
IMS. DR.
fb. 1, Te balance en nana a 31 19
see, a. te eaaa, "u jenn-. ae
fermsd eliiireb ....... .
m
Ills
10 97
se
IS 00
a ei
Feb. S.
Apr. 4.
Apr. 4.
Apr.tr.
BuV. 1.
1H0.
Jan. a.
Jan..
Jan. .
Jau.a.
Tenne. Lutheran......
TeUblaa sold......
Te one bible sold
TeBlbtaa sold,..,.,..,...
Te Bibles sold
TeBtblsi sold lift)
Te Trlutty Lutheran
enUTCO. .... ...-.. W CO
Te Moravian etmrch 10 09
Te et. raul's Reformed .
cnuren, ..... ..... t as.
-( Its 87
less.
Apr.17.
iai.
Jan. I.
Tab. 4.
rob. A
CR.
BY cati, nibla society,
for Bibles... t te 70
Bycash,prtaUnr,frelght,
etc ....................... soe
Bent of depository It 00
Te renn.ylvanta Bible
society, .,..,,.,... wjiu
- in te
Balance tntreuury..., 17 e?
Tbe following are the effleera et tha
aoelety for tha present year i President,
Rsv. O. Klvla Houpt ; vies prestdSBta, Her.
Uhas. L. Fry aad Rev. J. W. Mstategcri
eeeratary, D. V. Hsverstlek; treasurer, Gee,
K. Reed librarian, Rsv, D. W. Gerhard ;
executive oemmlttee, Kev, J, M. Tilcsl,
Rev. Dr. B, F. Allemsn, Rsv. Dr. J. Max
Hark and Hen. D. W. Patterson and B,
S. High.
Twenty If ere Oeaa Mad.
Twenty new easea et Insanity were report
ed Hundsymernlng at the MeAUUtervllle
eeld lata' orphans soheol, some of them
very violent. The number of the afflicted
orphaeB new reaebea fifty-five. State
Educational Department Clerk Pemeray,
Captain MeClellan and Inspector Greer are
at the aoheol, Mr, Wright baa been tele
graphed ter and heutly expected.
Tne dancing dlsemssyanepldemle nervous
afleotlea apparently allied te ohelera, haa
been occasionally prevalent In Italy and
the aeuth of Europe. Tbe people attacked
with this strange malady fell te tbe ground
In a stupor, but upon ths Bound of eauite
sprang np and fall te dancing, whleh they
Kept np until exhausted danelng about
twelve home a day for about f our day a la
ether eases these eSeeted hewlsd like dogs,
tore off their eietblag, and were pleased
when soundly beaten en tbe feet or baek.
,MMata was sajBkBBtaiBtsBBii txsasxisak:isr
the disease. At Alx la Ohapelle tntbe mid
summer of 1874 a large troop or peasants,
men and women, rushed Inte the city
and in the publle aquares and churches
danced In olrelee for hours together, uncon
scious of tba presenee of epeotatere, and
falling exhausted professed te aes visions of
spirits. Spectators were eelied with the
trenay, and tba epldsmla spread rapidly
ever tbe Netherlands and Hbenlsn
provlneea. In MIS sufferers began te
appeal te Bt Vitus, and tbe malady was
given that name.
In 119 tbe nuna of Cambrel were seised
with an epidemic Insanity. Tfasy climbed
trees and bung from tbe braoehes,tmltsted
tbe orlea of animals and ran Ilka dogs. Tba
schools and convents were long the fsverlta
localities of the malady whera itaaanmed
ita most hysterical forma The Salens
witchcraft exeltement la oenaldered by
some as a malady of this character.
The irraa.r oerrseted,
WAsniROTOif, D. 0., Feb. 11. At ths
funeral aervless of Prof. L. G, Marlnl, yes
terday, Rav. Dr, Demer, pwter of St Paul'a
Lutheran church, referred te Mr. Marin! m
" A atrangar in a strsngs land."
Dr. T, Verdi, who wm one of the pall,
bearers, took great exoeptlen te thspastet's
remarks and Bald that Marlnl bad net been
a alranger In a atrange land but wm aa
Ainsrtean, thoroughly devoted te his
adopted oeunlry and te his frlenda. Dr.
Vsrdl furtbsr said: "When I am dead 1 de
a want nv mlnlltnv tA fttMnil AW mV
rmffln anit ..v nf ma that'l am aaa atranser I
in a atrange Und." Prof. Marlnl bad been
a cltisjn of the Untied States for ever thirty I
yesrs.
rlBST DEQBKJE BtUBDEK.
'Rud
Ne..d .silks" UeUiy of tne Killing et
HoClers aad aTlaaulgae.
WiLKxanABRB, Pa., Feb. 1L Thejury
in tbe ease of "Red NetedMIke," the Italia?,
eharged with tbe murder of FaymMter
MeClure and a oempanlon, returned a ver ver
dlet abertly after 1 p. m., finding him
guilty of murder In the first degree.
Cannons for Of sl.r tflratse.
AHNAreLis, MdFeb. 1L-Ths schooners
Jeseph Jehnsen snd tbe Silent Batemin
were captured by Oapt Gee. Quads, of tbe
state fishery schooner Felly, for Illegal
dredging, The Johnaen waa captured eff
Telleya Point and tbe Silent Bateman off
Haeketts. Thelr captains, Bamuel Cox and
Henry Petgrs, betb hailing from Baltimore,
proved te be atubberu and several rounds
of small shot and cannon had te be used
against them. The Johnton was etrucg
tbree llmcu and the Bateman oneo with
cannon balls, after which they surrendered.
A hearing will be given the men this after
coon. They did net return the fire.
Hear Admiral Lac's Saeossier,
WAsnisOTO.f, D. O., Feb. It Rear
Admiral Bancroft Gherardt, commander et
the New Yerk navy yard, has been de-
ticbedtal ordered te command the North
Atlantie aquadren in plaoeof Rear Admiral
Luoe.
Ne aucceater aa yet has been selected te
oemmand the New Yerk yard, but It la
understood that Rear Admiral Bralne will
be assigned te that station.
They Jumped If rem Windows.
San Francisce, Feb. 1L An earth
quake occurred a few dajs age at San
Jacinto, a Uttle mountain town In San
Diege county. The shock wm ae aevera
thatatadanea r-Meh was being held In a
large ball ever 200 peraena Bought salety
bv lumeInK from the windows. Many
were Injured by being trampled under
feet, wblle othera were cut by broken glasr,
but no one wm fatally hutt
i
Anether Weman Bauhtr.d.
Ediwecrcjh, Feb. It A sensation baa
been caused at Dundee by tbe finding te
day by the pollee of tbe mutilated oeay et
a woman. Tbe abdomen wm ripped up aad
the body squeezed Inte a woeden-ebeat- It
Is thought by many te ba the handiwork el
'Jack the Ripper." The woman's husband
has been attested.
--'--' !! .' .-lii.U-.;. f ,AlMyiA . .jatlt-5fcVJMg
HEWITT IS WROTHT.I
DEIS II
B CHAT MB BTl
aasniaK. J, jtv
His atsply te a Speaks at
Cect.ade Taat Kaw Xsra's
Hisr praseattd aU. THSsa's View
tha BUeeimai nnniiiea nail !
m
Naw Yerk, Fab, IL-Vx-Msyer 1
H asnea incensed at a atateaeent i
epaeeh of Mr. Was. MeDeweU aaV!
Jstaey Olty club at tha Tlldea
Saturday, tbat be (Hewitt)
Tlldea la the kaadtlag of the elMsatatf
mission bill, and astsrepressatair;.
Titaea's vmwb ea tbe sutjeet. ia i
view, aar. as win onaraessiisea jbbvji
Dewell'a reatarka aa a tisane of
lies, "They are," ha eeattattfeV
coinage et the brata et a asaa
net tell the tratat a men whose
need aet ha denied atnea ae
believe him."
Ha attributed Mr. McDowell's i
klaa tolhsfaei that, be (Hewitt) rsVaasstj
give aim a pass ea tha Greeawoea i
railroad. Mr. Hewitt expressed ass I
that McDowell wm trying te get
with him. &?.
Theex-aaayer then weat eat tei
MoDewell was et little aoeouat; thai,:
was oeaaaoiea wttn a raw loeaii
and never wm a oeafldant et thai
Mr. Tllden. There were many
made en Saturday night la whleh tba
paign of 1870 and Mr. Tlldea were
te, Charles A. Dana aad Henry Ws
both apeke ea the subject If Mr.
thought that ha wm ever betrayed by i
would he net have told thsaa or dti b
serve the confidence entirely for MiY
Deweii. On tbe contrary, in a fees I
taa famous Hantea Marble latter M i
8, Mr. Tlldea testified te hie
tlen of any faithfulness. Mr.
and myself were friends until j
day of bis death, which does aet,
ent tbe assertion tbat ha wm
sae."
tebaeee drawers Fail ta CssBStaeV f '
Riplby, O , Feb; 11 The tebaeaa,
bm gene te pitees, at least se far aa .
Bounty is oenosrned. Having ap
delegates te the Washington a
the 31 Inst, the tobacco greweta tt
muntv BaMinbled hara Batsudav a' I
their report The oemflslUee retiBSiia I
the Kentucky tobaeea arewera I
te raise only halt a crop. Thla did I
the farmers, and after soma bears e -I
IBM discussion the meeting adjeuraaa,
die, without taking any actiea.
premlaeat msrabsr t IaXeatttOkyi
era cn well afford te raise a halt ereftf
aaaans from 10.000 te 100.000 peaadsi I
eaa't Oar crops are ae small tbata i
orep u soareeiy better tnaa aeaa at au.1
Tha lownessef tbe prlea, bewevarj
cause less toeaeeo te be grewa bbtb,
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Haass aad bhmssss Cesd.
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DCBLtw, Feb, lL-Mr. Win. 0fttM j
removed te-dav under a auoeg i
polies auard from Clenmal tdl
Clensaal a large orewd bad gaUetas!,V
Bteaed the guards who made a i
the orewd and fereed ytem Bat
avtaasT ie40sWK TisY ataaUyU
their prtseaer safely ea tte trata,:
Tipperrary, another demenatratleft
eurred, The people hadbeaaapp
tbalr coming and wbsa tne I
Urge orewd bad gathered attbai
They resitted the effleara, what
them. t .."jff ji
TBLKQBArBIO TAPB..-
AoablMramte the Mew Terk
Neui announees the death of OBrdanat i
Baptists Platrs, who wm seoead la i
the sacred oellegs. He was bera ha
feurguell, Francs, la 1313. Be
eardinal la 1803, and wm eaa of tha
suffragan bishops of tbe i
Henry Erdman, a miner, wm i
tbe Short Mountain oelllery at te kee j
mnrnlnr. "- !-:
Bea Brown stabbed aad killed.
Hsmllten last night In Bt Leaks." Tal
had quarreled ever a game sf i
whleh Are eenta worth of beer wm att
A duel at short raaga took plane at i
City, Ma, ea Friday night betwaett,;
Walten, a young desperado of zi, i
Marshal Aldrldgs. Walteabaat
te kUl tbe marshal, Bad wbea law I
mat him la a barroom they I
Blmnltaneeutly. Walten wm klUad i
D. l A. Martin, a bystander, wm shot!
seriously in tbe arm that tne limb bm i
amnntatad. ":'-
Etrthqnaka ahecka wsr felt te f
I uenea ana auoeasaiss, ABgiaue.
aensasssHa nn. nu, wm
Ibis Baornler, attacked Father Ash
priest Reed need a halfs far hlsi
stabbing the priest te ths heart,
Ashflsld helped Held In many waya, i
recently procuring hla release from JaB
A new trial bM been granted Bf ;,
Georgia supreme court In theeaMOt:
Wolfolk, who ta charged with kllllBg I
whole family near Macen aeany two
age, There are fears of woiteuc
lyecaea. r
A goldsmith of YieanshM pe
five children with cyanide of
n afurwarda committed B&letde bv
ma miinl. 'i
E. E. BurdentfcCa, wheleealeaUt
dealers et Bosten, Mass., bsve fsued i
called a meetlna'ef oradltera, LU
ra net vat known, but are heavy.
Tbe Senate In secret session Ml
te a resolution appropriating b3be,qbb,
the relief of American eltlseae U Fa
Ed. D. Crall, axed 22 buslnem bm
of tbe Harrlaburg Caff, died at hlfl 1
at Carlisle last evening, after two
Hints. ,t
May Douglas and Wm. Ante),
Broeklvn. who passed tbe night ell
hotel, New Yerk, were found U thaw J
this morning unconselous, freaa tha at
of gas, Betb were removed te tee san
It is surmised thst en rstlrlBglastaJgl
gas wm turned off and aoeiaentai.y i
en again.
The asrlcultural department
luat Issued makes the proportion Ot
already marketed 64.3 per eaat f
CeL Henry J, Hnnt (etlrad),!
or the aeldlera' home la Wsahlagtea, J
died thU morning.
Tbe president hM approved tna
ATutA an exclusive denartmaat te btl
.a the denattment et agrlcultara. '' ':iM
Theaaleet the postefflee at AsaJty, u
was blown open Saturday night aa4
abstracted. 'ii
Tha Wave Creat hotel at Far
owned bv ex.Aaaemblymau Fan
hnmad thla morning. Thelnmatalt
In their night clothes by Jumplag J
110,000. ' ',
The president sent te tha Beaata 1
tha foUewloR nominations t Adlatsl
aoe, et Illinois, te baaMoelaUJaawaBt
supreme ecurt ei tna visirie as vassi
vice Wm. M. Merrick, deceased K.J
man. of MUaeuil, te ea aeersiary
culture. K,
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"wsrmcr, followed by Wider,
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