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la Tfceaa By lk Gevetaansai.
Wiebita, Keen, March 21 Tha latent
reperte from Oklahoma Cltyatote that tha
bmn who have disappeared frost their
eleiaMandafataeeaeerl ta the ttedi e
kIndlaa rtssrvatlets, have returned with
the withdrawal of thaaeldlera, Kaehtreta
brlnge hattdrada that have bMn hevartag
along tha border. '
The txetteaaeat at Pared! aad ea tha
border Is la tenee. Big or ewde await areaad
tha telegraph aad newepapsr offleca te hear
et President Barrlaen'a taaalag a prootaaaa preotaaaa proetaaaa
lion. Tbe number olteomerale augmented
by train leeda and wagon leedBOf would-be
aattlara aad prcspeotera. Tbey hava been
expecting tbe proclamation each day aad
whan night comes, mMtertaga et dieep dieep
pelattaeat aad denunelatlen are heard ea
every hand.
GeL Crocker, who baa labored te bold
back tba Invealeu, aatd : " Bbenld tba
vt-aalflaMtAafaw mnnh InnvAr. hlnrit will ha
Lkl Pfa. i U AAA akllB nt-. In Ik
MWi into w. ev,vw iruiM f-viv in tuw
Obksiaaw nation alone te take op elalBM la
tba tarrltety and dtaeppelntment baa fol
lowed diaeppoletment until tbay are be
eotnleg deaperate, "
Vrorpeetote who bare recently arrived
ate taking the aamea et tbeae who kave
violated the provltlenaot the bill by enter.
lag upon land and Intend te appear againet
them te defeat their tiling elaima. An old
man, who bad watched a piece of land ter
alz jearr, yeaterday ata'ed that a band of
almost 1,000 old boemera bad been formed
aed an effort te dbpeeteea aey one of them
wenld be death te the Informant. Tela
league, be Bay a, la aeerat and growing
Innumbera each day and that whether
expelled or net, tbey will bold their
elaima by force. The attnatlen la eertalnly
or.tleal.
TerKKV, Kane, Mareh 23. Kanaa Is
about te deTelep a email Oklahoma exet
ment all of her own. On the nertheia
border of Shawnee county In which Topeka
la altuated, He the PotUwatemle and Klok Klek Klok
apeo Indian retervatlena, eleven mllea
equare, containing 76,000 aorta. Tba
laat Leglalature paaaed atreng reao reae reao
lutlena urglag Oengreaa te make
an appropriation looking te the open
ing for hemeeteade of tbla tract Werd
baa bean received from Cengreaaman Mor Mer
rill aaylng that be haa aeenred the paaaage
et a meature whleh appreprlatea 15,000 for
the pnrpeae of negotiating with the Indian
trlbea Intereated. Tela will eptn foratttle feratttle
stent nearly 500 hemeeteade and will be of
lee.tlmeble value te the aurreundlng ooun eoun oeun
tiea. MABterrA's t. at. e. a.
QoT.rner Jamaa A. Btaver u.llrtr tba Anal.
veraerr Addrtea.
The Marietta branch of tba Yeung Men'e
Ohrletlan aaaoelatlon held ita aeoend annl annl
vereary en Friday evening, at the Praaby
tarlan ohuieb, In that borough. Prier te the
anniversary there waa a reception at the
room of the aaaoelatlon, at whleh a large
number of peieina called and paid, their
leepeete te Governer Beaver, who waa ea
the pregramme for an addreas.
The exeretaee at the char eh brgan at 8
eV ok with an overture by the orebeetre,
alter whleh the aaaoclallen aung a aeleotlen
and Bev. J. .Duegan offered prayer. A
aeleotten et Serlpturta waa read by Rev. A.
T. Stewart and alter a aeleotlen by a double
male quartette the reperta of the aeeretary
and the Lidlee' AuxllUry, ehewlng tba
pregreaa made during the year, were read.
Next 'en the pregramme waa an addreaa by
Preeldent J. J. MoNleboll and bla aubjeet
waa "Qecd reaulte of laat yeat'a work."
The anniversary addreaa waa delivered by
Governer Beaver, who haa been oennected
with Yeung Men'e aaoelatlona for many
yeara.
The folteivlog are the effljere el the aaao aaae aaao
olatlon; Preeldent, J. J. BoNleholl; lit viee
preeldent, J. U Brandt; 21 vice preeldent,
Etta Oreeb; aeeretary. Claude h. Orefl;
treaaurer, Albert D Wlkej oarreaeondeat
aeereury, Qea 8. EUle; librarian, F. F.
yobeBeer.
The tfueara el the ladlea-auxlllary are :
Preeldent, Mrs, A. N. Ouael ; vlee preel
dent, Mta. J. Djngtn ; eeeretary, Mlaa
Minnie KrMman; treeiurer, Mite Mary
Bewman.
. Una of BVaokierd'e frlende.
Lewie Kobleaon, et Bcneybroek, who
served three yeara in Jail for being Impli
cated In eeveral rebbsrles a few ytara age,
waa returned te JU In Weat Cheater
yesterday morning for aleallng harneee of
Thomaa Wlndle, of Ceateevllle. Tha
property was all found at the borne of the
prlaener.
Be waa aenteneed te three yeara' Impris
onment en Mareh SO, 18S1 Oa June 18th,
1883, be eeeeped wltb Tehn Frenkferd and
several ether prtaenerr. Frenkferd and
the ethers were eoen eaugbt by the author
Itles, but Roblnaen auecaeded In evading
the offleere for eeveral mentba. Be finally
returned and gave blmeelf up en October
ii, 18S2, and eerved the balanee of his term
and waa releaaed en Apt 11 21, 16S8.
The Street Oonunleetener'i Hide,
Street Uoaamlaalener Bertc takes some
eioeptlon te statements made about blm In
the lhTBLLiasNOEB artiele en elty eleo elee eleo
tlena thla week. Be Bays that a number of
people In thle city, and among them
polltlelaca, don't like blm and B& against
Mm because be won't be beaeed by them,
and will net de work juat wbes and where
tbey aey. These men are new trying le
beat htm. In regard te the complaint that
he le aurly he eeya that when people
approach biro In a respectable manner he
treat them with reepeet, bnt when they try
te bultdese him he treat, them aoeordlngly.
Be thinks bis record for doing plenty et
work during the patt aummer has been
very geed. There are many ethers who
think the same way.
I he una Cleb
The LtncMter Qen club faeld a meeting
laat evening, at wbleh the following offleeie
ter tha j ear were eleetel : Preeldent, W.
Parke Cummlngi; aeeretary, Jamea C.
IietmacJ; treasurer, S.Clay Miller t Jejptalr,
Bubert Andersen.
a x committee wes appointed te leek after
eultable grounds. The next regular sheet
will be Leld en next Tbureday, and tbey
will be given every two weeks thereafter.
BtdueUea la Wecae.
The Peen Iren oempany petted a notice
in the mill thle morning etatteg that In two
week irem dale the price el puddling will
l)ereduoedte3.b0per ten, aad all ether
will work in the tame proportion. Thla
makes about a ten per cent, reduction.
Slmllerneticeewere peitedjn the mills ta
CelumbliT-
OUttlbated Dash frlxes.
Tba Metropolitan Insurance oempany
offered prizee te their sgente making the
beat aaewlng during the laat four mentba.
Last evening Aeauiant Superintendent
Jenes distributed 1100 In cash aateagA.
Mehsffey, W. A. Barle, J, C. Oeeaaaear
mJ. W.XagllBh. BU.jMBataaatTittafl
'yfevfeMfMBki
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BeMBB.
!?2S,?l2fw-w,, "fweBtattvaatiB
KBBaae OMr. latea, tsiel Ik taUewaag
lataieslaag story et aha Marja,BeweBaE
tblaklwaesL
K!f US 2SSIHIS!'kVu3
""j wj mm wauiaa :
"Ubeb tha anal aaaeaaeeataat thai tha
waa right the whole eaaap would
balkrekaaap aad tba tribe would atari la
If" .toree npeB tha hut. A few aharp.
ekhtedoldaeoutawouldbelaUevaaaMl
keep tkatrlba aeaied as te tkw location aad
5!,JLbr0.w llra in
ditarsat alasa and potato el toaeraecUea.
When a suitable hard waa feuad the
warrlera would atop, mount their favorite
hunting home and prepare for the
ateaghtar. The bow was made et hickory
weed, about four feet leag, covered with a
te made et the boiled autewaef tha btsea,
id Bttffeaeaah te aarra aa a lamnt tvi
BetwBhataaiiagthle straagtb, tha Indian
would band thalmwalaMM double before
aaadlag tha arrow te tha winds. It waa
atruBgwIt&theeerdwbVakruaB from the
top efa btteB'a hump te hie tall, able cord
being first wrapped with small strings of
ataewa. The arrow waa from thirty te thirty.
Cafe lawhea la leagtfc, eimeflttlseelMaUleed
heu, tipped with several feather, and
vlng tha familiar flint head tied ea tha
front end. Frem the head grooves are out
la tha arrow se aa te let tha bleed flew
freely. Tha greet warrlera aemetlaea had
arrows made of bone, and la later daya tha
white men taught the Indiana le use ttael
arrow head.
"Ab tha Indiana hunted them, tha race et
bleen would probably have laatcd forever,
but about 1866 the white men tamed their
attention te um anaggy raeaatara of tha
plalna. Large Eastern firms erganlaed
auntlng partlea and paid the eboetera 12 60
for each bleen where lie lay dead en the
plains. I then went te Southern Nebraska
and became a professional hunter. The
Disen oeneietea ei two larea divisions, tim
one llvlag'jn the Seeth aau tha ether la tha I
North. Their only common feeding ground I
was along the Republican river and Ita I
hreaehea in Nebraiks. Tba Indians were
well ewareet that fact, and heatlla tribes t
have had many a fight for that territory. It
waa net until 1873 that the government put
aa end te thle by sending the Pawnees
south aad tha Sioux te their northern rea.
arvaUeaa. Prier te that time we bad te de
all ei our hunting at the rlak of being
aealpedatanytlme.
" Oar favorite gun waa an army model of
the Springfield rifle, tfeillbar. aad leaded
With nla ety grain a of powder. The whites
E atterned after tha Indiana and hunted ea
orsebaek. Bavlng wagons te haul bur
Erne, we did net eare te olrele' tbem.aa the
dlane did. When a herd was located we
would mount our best heraee,and aa quietly
as possible approaeh the herd from the lee
ward aide, ab seen aa they eaw ua the fun
would begin. Although of a low build, the
bison wliTmake a very interesting race with
a horse for ten miles. We would preea up
en the right flank et the herd and ride be
ftloaate the animals that our nut wnniit
toueh tha aide when fired. The meat deadly
uu. waa te urn quartering tnreugn ine
lunge, be that the animal would bleed te
death. In tela way we would fellow the
herdasloegaaourhoraeaoouldetandlt. On
one ettheee rnne 1 killed 113 bison, none of
wbleh were mere than 100 yarda apart la
riding back an awful atgbt was pieeented
te the eye. The trail was marked by dead
and dying anlmala, An oeoaaional big bnll
would have a broken back, be that he
could only get np en bis fore legs, and
nothing could leek mere furious than his
shaking bead, with coal-black eyes glaring
a death atare from 'his shaggy front We
received our pay for the anlmala dead en
the plains, aad wagons followed ua up,
quartered tha anlmala and ahlpped the
aaddla and tallow te Eastern markets.
"About 1871 tha bide hunting begs?.
Prier te tbla time little or no attention waa
Eld te the eklne, but when the demand for
em created a high prlea tbe meat waa
allowed te ret upon tbe plalna, and thla
megnlneent raee waa extinguished elm ply
that extravagant tastes might be Battened.
With the imprevemente In firearms an
entirely different mode et hunting was
adopted. 'The Springfield army nun waa
auperaeded by a repeating rifle of 50 caliber
and leaded with 110 gralnB et powder. Tbe
hunter need hla nerae only in finding a
herd. Tbla done, we would go te tha
leeward elde, ee that tbeaeent ofthepewder
and report would net reach tbe animals,
and find a suitable shelter about 1,000 yarda
distant from them. I have killed them at
a dlatanee of a mile. Bunting In tbla
way we bed te be very particular and
watch the beard olesely. Like a herd of
cattle, tbe bleen are always en the go, and
are ept te walk cut et rifle range In a abort
time. In moving, however, tbey always
have a leader, and the triek wee te kill any
one that atarted te lead the othera off. By
tbua killing the leaders wa oeuld often
aboetfor an beur from behind oneclnrep of
grass. When they bad moved ent of range
tbe skinners would come up, out tbe hide
In tbe ordinary way for, skinning, tie
tbe antmal's head te a atake,hlteh a tatm of
heraee te tba hide and Jerk It off Ne one
will ever knew what Immense numbare et
bison were killed by, these hide buatets,
bnt te my certain knewledges. 000,000 bldee
were shipped from the banseef ua French
man rivsr In one winter. Tba hide hunters
by a ayatem et flree kept tha bleen from the
suesma until many of them perlabedand
theueanda et etbera were easily killed. At
tha close et that winter a man oeuld go
along the banka of tbe Frenchman for fifty
miles by aim ply Jamplng from tbe careaas
et one bleen te that et another. Conalder Cenalder
Ing facta et tbla kind, It la net Burprlalng
tbataamall tame herd and a few old clreua
anlmala represent tbe greet berda whlcb,
lees than a quarter of a century ego, black
ened miles of prairie aa a thunder olead
darkena the aky."
m
, Liberated ever Blztr Trainpe.
Over 60 trampe were let loete lu Btadlng
Friday afternoon. During tbe past week
tbe time of the criminal oeuit waa mostly
taken up In tbe disposal of vagrant eases.
Of these about 20 wereaenteneed te various
tsrms le jail, from eeven mentba te a yesr.
The oeurt tben, getting tired et lumbering
up tbe cells with tbe remainder, ordered
tbe dliebarge of thereat upon the prom lee
that tbey leave the county. The grand J ary
earns Inte oeurt during tbe afternoon and
in a lengthy report suggested that all
tramps who make application and receive
aeoemmodatlone at the almshouse aheuld
be erx pleyed en the gravel bill en tba
premises, and aa te tbe tramps wbe are sent
10 tbe oeunty prison, the officials aheuld
compel them te break atone Inte apalla, te
be eitber minted en tbe premises or die
posed of, from wbleh antfielent oeuld be
readied te defray the expenses et keeplcg
tbe vagrants.
A Marrow Ksespe.
As Bsrrlsburg Express was pulling out
of tba Pennsylvania railroad elation laat
evening, two brothers by the name of
Weltberal, who live somewhere near Lan
dlavllle, ran up North Queen street te beard
ua train. When they reached tbe cretalng
tbe train had almeat paaaed and waa run
ning rapidly. One ei tbe men eaught held
of the Iren el the ear and was dragged en
the platform some dlatanee weat of the
elation. Beheld fast,however,and managed
te get en beard. Bla brother would net
run the risk and was left i A large crowd
wltneaaed the action et the men and tbey
were sure tbey would be killed. It aeemc
that tbe one that bearded tbe train did net
knew what became el bla brother as ha
oamebaek toLaneaster at 9.35 and feuad
blm well.
Illgta Unhw,
There la cecaiderable of a cbange in tbe
amount of money pall for licensee new
and what it was two years age. Te-day
Jacob F. Sbeafler, wholesale liquor dealer,
took ent the licenses for bis store in Centre
Square, and bis distillery en East King
street Tbe earn paid by him la tl.OOO,
which is larger tben that of any ether
wholesale dealer In tbe city. Twe years
an these aame lleeaeee would have coat
125 each.
Held fur Coef,
O. Weldmaa had a hairing this morning
before Alderman Beiahey ea tha charge of
jaaUeieae a teak let. 8a waa held la bail
MMMMtl KkMWtt asBve IMMdll Beet
TBB UQUOB BBAU
mtejr Take aeeae fawarae aa OesaaitaMea ta
. Of its aba asBiBBBBeas. ,
Thera waaa'Btaattagef hotel aad aaloea
bmb aa FrMey ansrnoea at Maaaareker
hotel eaNetthPrlaee street Itwaaaalled
fee tba paraesa of making arraagaaaaata te
take eeme aetlea la regard te eppaslat
prohibitory amend meat, te dteaaaa Mgh
lleenee, ate. About thirty faneu war
preaaat, and a temporary orgaalattlea waa
formed by tba election of Bdward O. Kail
preaMaat, Freak TeaM. aeeratery, aad
Jehn A. Snyder treasurer, fipeaeawa war
made, by Pntllp Blenfage aail Jeha Barbay,
of (Reading, rf preeeaaMlvea of tha Wa a
Liquor Lague,aad U waa resolved te all tha
omaiatUea "The Licensed Liquor Dealeta
et Laaeaatar Odaaty,"
A. exaaimittoeea resolutions waasppeUled
eoaeiatlagef Jehn fJebeam, Freak Tenia,
Jeha A. Sayder", Jeseph HaiffaerWllltam
Bale. A committee waa also appointed ta
aaa Lancaster county's lepreeeatetlvea la
taa tegteiaiura aad eeeertala whether liquor
dealers In Laaoaater oeunty are te pay 300
or 1500,
Tha next meeting will be held en aext
Tbureday, whea arrangaaaeate will be
made for holding' a eaanty convention te
which all liquor dealers,, bcewera add ether
persona Intereated In tha aale or Btaaafao Btaaafae
ture et liquor In the oeunty wlU be Invited.
. ,
LAB O AITBB LODQ B 0 GOOD TBB FX ABB,
The Btcead Auatvenary Celebrated Oa
frldey Bvealeg,.
The eeeoed anniversary of Laaeaatar
Ledge Ne. 01; Independent Order of Qetd
Templars, waa celebrated In their hall, In
tha Kepler building, en Friday evealeg,
wun a urge atteaoanee.
'The following was the pregramme of
exercises : Singing, by tha ledge ; prayer,
Kev, E.W. Bucket singing, choir s addreaa
teburfrteude, L. B. Kauflmans repenae,
Sev. E. W. Barke singing, Jennie Bkeee;
reclteUen, B. Mungall; reading, Marys.
Gardner i alnging, Mlaa Skeen ; recitation,
8. Mungall; recitation, May Ksattmaat
alnging, quartette ; hletery of the ledge, F.
O. Mnaaart addresaea by Wm. Baaa and
Bev. E. W. Burkt.
The antertalament waa under tha direc
tion et the following oeatmltlee : . Geerge
B. Wiener, 8. E. steal F. O. Muaatr,
Mlas Leu Myers, Mlaa O. Vlnle HeneeL
Tha ledge ta in a prosperous oendltlor,
the, membership having largely Inereesid
during the patt year.
m
MBVBB BAWKBlUtOSD OABS. ',
A Teuag Man IB Testa Out Wanders Away.
Hie Falee Loekleg Ter Blan.
, A. M. Zimmerman called at the station
home laat night and reported that hla bob
waaleat Bis son Is 10 yeare old, aad came
te this city irem near Blue Ball with hla
lather, with a lead of tobaeeo, whleh waa
delivered at tone et tha Charlette street
warehouses. It waa his first visit te the
city, end he had never Been a railroad train.
Tha paaaage of trains en tha Beading rail
road attracted his attention and about S
o'clock in the afternoon ha eMataed par.
mtaalen of hla father te walk ever te the
railroad te leek at the ears. That la tha
last aeen of him. Mr. Ztmmermea aseared
that part of the city In seareh et bla bob aad
falling te find him be reported the aatler
at tha atatlen "beuae. Tna offleere were
Inatrueted te be en tba lookout for the
young man, but np te neon te day they
had beard nothing of him.
0500,000 1MOBBBBB PBB OAT.
TbeTreastir7larplDS Oeatleaes te Swell si a
Bapld Bate.
The treasury aurplua haa been steadily
Inereaalng for eeveral davs pest, and new
amounts te 850.200,000, or 16,000,000 mere
than It wte ten daya age. Tbis taereaae la
due te tbe greet exeera of receipts ever
disbursements since tbe first of the tnentb.
The receipts te date aggregate 128,200.000,
While the expenditures during tbe same
period amount te a little ever 112,000,000,
lneludlng about $2,000,000 paid out en
account et pensions. Until recently
tbe receipts and expenditures have
been pretty well balanced by tbe
purebaae of bends, but thla method of
applying tbe aurplua haa been cenelderably
hampered of late by the light offerings.
The purchases have been confined te 4f
peroent bends, but tbla la partly dna te
the blgh prleee aaked for the 4 per cents.
Secretary Wisdom bee announced hJa pur
pose of continuing, for tha preaent at leaet,
tha eetem of purchases adopted by bis
predeoMeer, and that hs would willingly
Increase the purcbatee if the offers permit
ted it Be has been urged te reaume tha
purchase of 4 per eenta. aa a mera profitable
nee of the aurplua tban the parehase of 4Jf
per cents. Be decUuw, however, te make
known htavlewe en tbla aubjeet beyond
tba statement that hla policy aa te taa i
rauat be determined by the treatment et
the eflera. "
Olerteal Untrermf.
from tbe Mew Yerk Tribune. , r(
A prominent Episcopal clergyman et thla
city aay a that tbe bishops of the Epleoepal
church are rapidly coming te believe that a
dlHtlcetlve Episcopal drtas is vsry desirable.
".Before long," be eaya, ' the ebevel hat,
knee breeches, blsck silk stockings and
silver shoe buekles of the Anglican prelate
will be tbe prevailing dreaa et our bMbeps.
Tha movement In thla direction reoelvee a
great lmpetua laat aummer, when the
American bishops attended tbe great
Anglican ayned in Londen. Obe or
two of our blehepe have already ventured
te appear In the English dress; but tbey
have been aemewbat discouraged by tbe
Irreverent American amell boy, who
shouted "Sheet der bet' and -Git en te der
soaks' when they appeared In tbe streets.
Heme of enr right reverend fathers are also
aald te be anxious te wear a mitre when
officiating, and te have an Eplaceptl pas
toral atait carried before them en all cere
monial oceaatona. Amerleana need te beast
that tbey were above aueb things aa uni
forms, but tbe day when such a beaat wte
pcaslbia la long slnee gene."
Tbey Were Itet atr. Blcbellt'e rt.TeU.ra,
Chief Hmeltr received a telegram last
night from Marshall Frey, of Baltimore,
giving a description of tbe articles In tbe
possession e! Tbes. W. Lawrence, whose
Brreet en suspicion waa noted yeaterday,
Tbe oeet marks en the revolvers snd ether
geede were net these of Mr. Elobbellz, end
a message te that eflect baa been Bent te tbe
Baltimore officials,
Beraro tba Mayer.
The major dlipeaed of five caaea this
morning. Four were ledgera snd were
discharged. Tbe filth men claimed that
be bad never been en Inmate of tbe Lin
caster atatlen house. The reoerda ahewed
tbsthe bad. Be waaaent te JaU.
Tba Ban -at a Buceeta.
The apron bactar of tbe Lutberana In
Mettfeti'a building, en North Queen street,
waa well attended laat night. It baa been
auch a great eucjees that it will be kept eptn
te-night yet.
Death et alia. Mama tVblteea,
Meme WbUsen, daughter of Geerge
Wblteen, a prominent citizen of Gbrtatiaua,
died at bar home en Friday. She had been
au Invalid for about two years. She was 30
years of age and a popular lady. Bar funeral
takes place Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
, A Blight Wreck.
Laat evening some box eare were being
ebtfted en tbe aiding of Beumgerdner
Ebermae, which runa across Prince etreet,
from the Pennsylvania railroad, at the
ewltch one car Jumped tha track aad was
run en tbe ground aoaee distant. Finally
lta'jruckegalnBtalumber pile, breaking a
number of Urge sticks and bearda, Tha
aarkadtkatraek ten freem It aad wag
LtfaUT
LANCASTER, PA., SATURDAY.
DOWN COME. THE WAGES-
LBUaariBBaueiiOB biadbbv
COLVBB1A IBOB OOarAMI
They Will ray as se Per Tea Tar reeding
Irea AKer April tt-sakj tete Ol Beveral
ftarraeaa te Be rraaeaed la tba
Beveaga Charebea Oa Busday.
Cemjbcia, March 23 Tba Columbia
rolling mill company, Butqeehanna Irea
company and Columbia iron company
pieced notions In their mil la at 11 a. am. to
day te tha effect that after April 8 tba price
of puddling Irea would be 3 50 per tea aad
ail tea prices In proportion. The reduction
waaaotexpteted by tha Irea workers, bat
tkey wilt aeeept tha rata bow aanouaeed.
The following ertler of eervleee will be
etaxved en Sunday la St Paul's P. B.
ehareh : Bely communion, at 8 a. aa. I
morning aervtce at 10.-20 o'clock, earaaea by
Rev. Franela J. Ciay Meran, reoter,'on tha
anbjeel "GheeUy Buength"; evanlag
aarvlce at 7UJ0 o'clock, aubjeet for.' tha
aarmen "Qantleneea and Goodness." Mon
day will be ebeetved as tha Annaolsilen
of the Bleaeed Virgin Mary aad holy oeav
munlen will be edmlntatered at 100 a. av
Kev. O. B. Betts, pastor et tbe Chareh of
Ged, will preach en Sunday morning ea
the aubjeet Tne Bellever'e Art of Content
ment" Bubjeet la the avenlng Family
Distinction."
At the Second etreet Lutheran ohureh tha
pastor, Key. Willie Ulnman, will preach en
Sanday morning en tbe aubjeet, 'Belt cr
GbrkU-WblchT" Subject for the evening
aarmen, "True Bumlllty. " Yeung
paepla'e prayer meeting of the society of
Christian endeavor, aubject, " Doing Ued'a
W11L
Rev. E. Lndwlek, pastor et Bilema
United Brethren cbureb, will preach ea
Sunday morning en the aubjeet, The Be Be
eredntaa of Vewa Made te Ged. " Subject
for the evenlng eervlee, TheBaaal Bopa
et aGlorleua Immortality.
Tha new plpe organ et Bt. Jehn'a Luth
eran ohureh haa been placed in posltlea
aad wilt be ua:d for tbe first time en
Sunday.
. Kev. G. Gaul, tbe new ptater of the M.
E. ohureh, will net preach ea Sanday ea
aoeount et Blekness. Tbe pulpit will be
filled by a minister sent by the presiding
alder.
Daniel Crowley, an employee et the
Kaeley ateve oempany, waa carrying a
ladle et molten Iren from tha cupola te tha
meulder'a fleer yeaterday afternoon. Ilia
feet slipped, causing the Irea te fall en hla
Isft feet, aad reau ltlng n a severe burn.
The Columbia Oatea club held a meeting
last evening, when tba members decided
te Changs the name te the Colombia Beat
alnb. Tha beat house will be fitted np and
a dressing room added. Sema of tha old
beala will be Beld and new and mera com cem com
medloua ones purchased. Aa effort will
be made te have tha eharter ehanged te
allow the club te bite beats for pleasure
partlea,
Mrs. Levi Crowley left yesterday for
Koyeraferd, called thera by tha Illness et
her alater. A short time after Mrs. Crowley
left town a telegram waa rteslrcd an
nouncing the sltter'e death.
Jehn F.MUler, clerk at tbe First National
bank, baa been appointed te tha position of
Individual bookkeeper.
Mlaa Alice Fenea entertained a number
of her frlenda laat evanlag at her home 1b
honor of hex 17th bltUiday.
A party waa held at tha house of Barry
Ulbba laat nlgbt whea about 20 oeuplee were
preeent Musle for danelng waa furnished
by Ulmer and Greve.-
Twenty-five membere et Ghtqueealunga
Tribe, Ne. 30, of Bed Men, went te Mount
Jey last evening te vlalt Otacge Tribe, Ne.
60. Tbe visitors well er jeyed their visit.
Mlaa Jennie 'Calef presented "Little
Muffeta" In tbe opera house laat nlgbt te a
fair audience. "An American Prlnecaa"
will be given te-night
Landle Wanbaugb la confined tebla home
from the effeeta of a cold received at Wash
ington. The mite acclety of tbe Second etreet
Lutheran ohureh will bold a green tea this
evening. . . ,
Tha Lay ten band of tbe M. E. ohureh will
give ea entertainment thle evening.
The Ladles' Working eoelaty of St Jehn'a
Lutheran church will held a aoelable this
avenlng In tbe vaeant stcteroem en Locust
etreet
Lest In Londen" will be presented la
the opera house en Monday evening.
Offleer Wlttlck arrested a tramp laat
night while acting ouapteleuely en Maner
street Squire Evans seat him te Jail for
ten days,
Tem Oelwell's S.ntenee,
Tem Colwell, colored, was sentenced te
undergo an Imprisonment of 18 menlte for
attempted ataen In tbe early part et 188?.
The caurl'e attention wis tben directed te
tbefaettbatbe had been in prison Beveral
mentba before eenteneeecd tbe punlabment
waa tben fixed at 10 months imprisonment
The clerk of tbe court wes net Informed of
tbe cbange and the commitment at tba
prison la for 18 mentba. Te-day Oelwell's
oeunstl bad tbe error reeUQed. Bis term
It about t xplrlng, wltb tlie commutation
allowed for geed ;bebavlflr, and he will ta
releeaed In a few daya.
The Beep Ueuee Closes.
Tbe city soup beuse oleaed te-day alter
It bad been open for three months snd tbrce
days. The bill of fare thle morning In In In
oluded bean aeup, potaleea and bread.
Billy Sbay cleaner! the heuse out te-diy
and oleaed It up for a year.
Ones Prominent Before tbe fubllc
William Smttb, who figured laat aummer
aa tbe defendant In tbe celebrated Bertha
Beck abduction ewe, was In the elty te-dey.
Bla business was at tbe register's office te
make affidavit te tbe death of hla a lie
which event occurred laat Saturday,
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Market Stalls Beld.
Tbe dlreotera of the Farmera' Weatern
market dlt p teed of the italle by anotlen to
day. Tbe minimum price bid was f 15 and
a number brought 30 caeb. Mere atslls
were sold tban a year age.
Bored Ifev Water aed found !..
Clinten, III,, March 23 Benjamin till),
residing aeulh of Clinten, while boring for
water, atruck a powerful vein of natural
gas yeaterday. Stones were thrown out and
tbe wheels of an engine were turned by
tie eteaplng gas.
Whulmip rielut; le Colombia,
About twenty-five rcembeia of tbe Laa
outer Ulcjole club will enjoy themeelvee
te morrow, b taking a apln en their
wbeela te Columbia.
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A Small audience.
The oempany of Battle Bernard Cbaae
bad a miserably peer audience at Fulton
opera hecae laat evening. The show Is
deserving of much mere liberal treatment
IJitoicel,
Ellitbetb Lawrtnej, East liempneld, waa
divorced from her hutbaed. Jtesb Law
rence, en tbe groend of dcaertlen.
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WsaTUBK IHDIUATIOWB.
P Washington, D. C., Mareh 23. Fer
Eastern Pennsylvania : Fair, station.
ary 'emperaturej winds becoming
MARCH 23, 1889.
TBB aUttU or LBBCABTBB.
Tha feUewtag beautiful original poem,
was aaal te ua by a traveller who datea hie
ewaamaaleaUea "Ba peasant" treaa Wayne
Nebraska!
V We reaataed ever Ike sabbath Bad t think
I aevsr heard, even in dear old Kaalend, any
tktac Beers tweet, mera atrcar. er mereatead
fan of ten, than tha Bella of l.iaeaater."-.
xaraet from letter.
Blag ea let, Bella of Lancaster!
Blag aaaauy forth I rlag fall ltlng free I
renakea hopes, teag barfed jeye
Cene trooping town the peat te eae i
In taag'eA wastes of mire aad mate
Deserted yeara wttb a rrewe sewn,
loose taader telega with dewy eye,
Like vletati la a Held new mown.
Ok I willows, willows beading law I
Okl wniews, willewa I btlfhtand green,
Beneath thy shads ws heard the eatetes,
U aad my willow erewaed Ctreaae
We heard tha ebtmae. Ua Baataier a fade
All gently cUrred the rlpsnleg com.
The eeaileg lark aaag blithely forth
Hie aaaaUeae levs aeaga te tha mera t
flraad were the e utlea that 1 baUt
And Btreeg the love, end leal the trust,
Beheld t these cattice akauered lie t
Aahea te aehea-deet te dstt
It aha waa falee I Waat reeka tt new
Onea mere the old love tnadly aa oils
Aa front afar o'er pralrlee wide
Faintly, 1 bear thy aoega eh I kells
out tuneful Bella,
Chi happy Belle,
Oh I ehuaiBg Belli et Lancaate:)
Blag en, eh I Belle of Lancaster I
I catch the wild, tha thrilling atra'n,
gata we mareh-wlth gilturinc ateel
Off thre' tte eaorelag'a aalat sad rata
Wa marched away-some eame net baekt
Leng kave tbey alept In field or flood i
Answering their eeantry'e call they gave
1 hair youth, their strength, their llTes, their
bleed.
Proudly thy noble banners waved
In troubled llmet-new htply gene,
W hen eaa sen drooped, another gratped
A nd bore thy starry emblem en.
When aealns hearts shall ceats te throb.
When rest eea feat shall eaaae te ream,
The atraagera coldly tarn aitde,
Tell then each war aearrea veteran home
Blng ler the llvlng-fer the dead-
realnebleatanthtmt-ead farewells:
In nigh karele meaaBre t leg
The at' ry et our pstt-c h, tells I-
Oh I atardy Bella
Oh tateadrast Bella
Oh I loyal Bella of Lent utter I
lag en I eh, Bella of Lancaster,
Above tha hemee that grace thy town
Te these that circling gleam alar
Bright Jawele tn a leafy erewn.
There atlil the Itlas hloema In fprl eg
There ettil tbe leeuat flewera tn May.
The blended parfame fleata about
She traveller en the dusty way t
In alrnple faith their pathways trod
When evening eaaae went heate at last ,
Thre' ntaaasnt paature unto aed,
Blag ler thy hemee, eh I mother eyes -
Beneatn lay care new many raat
The' atoms are wild the' winda are cold,
Bate are taa airaiiBas la each nrat
I've battled down thte' aunlest ianda
I've wandered oft' In ettlee lair
I never heard a aabbai h Bell
That did net ring a mether'a prayer
A mether'e prayar-a mother's love,
rrlenda, hope, aad youth alike depart
But whilst shs lives one refuge stays -The
prayerful taethae'e loyal heart."
Btng fee thy mother, noblest songs
Of petteuthepe, el tender pralae
Of Faltk wall kept of quiet hours.
Of dreams fulfilled la coming daya t
Blag for thy ebtldrea gladly ring
Ter reay llpa for nimble feel,
la merry tones ring premised joys,
With faaetee, rich end quaint, and aweat I
Blag for thy hemee t and all therein
There clear-eyed virtue ever dwells
Ring far thy hemee ah I one le net.
Why de ye sob ae wtd, eh Ballet
Okl kindly Bella
OhlirleadtyBella
Oht homelike Bella of JLaneatterl
Kyi
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Rlagea 1 ok. Bella of Lancaster.
Oe'r orewded matte thre sheltered nooks
Blng forth the dawning truths aubltme.
The songs that are net writ In books,
legheaeatwealth ter hoeeatteli.
Blag of the daya when etrlfe snail cease
And Oed'a own love shall bind ua all
In one eternal bend of rea:e.
Te all thy aeaa-Blag length or davs,
The trn.Ung faith the loving heart,
The ganereue hand-the watchful eye,
Tne atrahiht aura path-tha better patt.
Blng ant fergt vanees for our wrong,
Tha future shall atone tha past
Blng I every erring spirit back
'jouedtotome-to Heaven it last.
Oht loving Bells
Oh I trusty Belle
Oh I blessed Belle of Lanetater I
C.
rutaa bob thb schools
Watetferd CeaaeU of Aaasvtsaa ataehaales,
elBIartaua, Daaate Taeat.
Watarferd CeaaeU Ne. 72, Order' of
United Amerleaa Mechaales, preaeated te
each aoheol la Marietta ea Thursday!
evening a handseme UnlUd States flag.
Tha exercises took place at Central hall
and were opened by tbe atnglag of "Amer.
lea" iiy tbe glea elub et the high eobeot
Dr. Oeerga W. Keleh in a brief eketch
aanouneed tba object of tba meeting aad
latrodueed Mejer A. C. Keltwal, and ha In
behalf of the Mechanics presented tha flag'
te tha aoheol beard. Theflaga ware received
by Dr. 1L A. Mowery, presldeat of tha
beard, and tba tbanka et tba beard and
puplla for tha flags were cordially ex
tended. AllertbeGteeelubaang 'Tramp, Tramp,"
M!st Klala Peet gave a history of tba
American flag.
Tbe balance of tbe pregramme consisted
of tbe alnging of "Oelumblt, the (Jam of the
Ocean" by tbe East Prospect primary
aoheol, a enactien by MUa ReaaFreed, a
reoltstlen by Muter Baldeman Figelmeey,
a aeleotlen by Maggie Eyde. eeleotlenaon
tha harmonica by Mr. Jere Elder, recita
tion, "The American Flag," by Mlaa Bessie
Spencer and tbe alngleg of "The Star
Spangled Banner" by tbe Qlee club.
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Met Compelled te Biga aa Ordinance.
Chief Burgess Charles B. Butcblnsen,
of Mlddletewn, haa wen bla case In wbleh
the town oeuneil desired te oempel him te
sign the ordlnenee granting tba right of
way te tha Mlddletewn fc Bummeletewa
railroad company te enter the borough
limits. When tbe ordtnanee paaaed Bur
gees Hutohlneen rafused te algn It Tha
council then applied te tbe court
for a writ of mandamue, te whleh ha
replied. The oeurt en Friday handed down
an opinion, In which Judge Slmontenaaya
that nothing can be found which either
makes it a duty or confers authority ea
tbe burgtaa te sign ordinaneea adopted
by the town council. All the legislative
authority la vested In the town oeuncl),
and the burgeaa baa nellber the right te
algn or te veto any ordtnanee whleh they
may adept It therefore folio we that tba
peremptory mandamue must be refused,
and tbe proceedings muat ba dlamlaaea at
the coat of the relater.
All Ul.cbarged.
United States Commlatlener Kennedy
this morning heard flva young men rea Id
leg near Balunga en a charge et Interfering
with the United Stales malls. These men
engaged in a row at J. Bleaiand Stauflet'a
atere aome weeke age. Several aulta were
entered egalaat them at Alderman Ban's,
and thay are nnder bail te answer tbeae
oneness. During tbe row the window of
tbe etera waa broken, and tbe allegation
waa that Mr. Stauffer'a efflea aa pestauatar
waa Interfered with. The testimony offered
thle morning fsiled te make out a eaae of
sufficient atrengtb, and tba oemmUatooer
discharged the eeiueed.
rarcbaee el Land.
W. E. Lent, of this oily, haa purobaaed
at private terms ten acres of land In Man.
helm township, en tbe Barrlaburg pike,
about a ailla wast of thla city, from the
Walley estate,
SIX PAGES. -
CORPORA!, TANNER'S PLUM.
ArrOlNTBD TO BOOOBBD THK BATTLS
BCABBBD VBTBBAB, UBN.-J. O. BLACB,
Bdwta Winter, el aUektgsa, Named ler AssMt-
.aataeeretary at Agriealtare-A Beaeler te
Adattateur Xawt rev the Bed Man.
Btarthaia aaa ether etBeere leieetea.
Wabbimotek, D. d March 23. The
preeldent sent te tha Senate te-day the
following aouiaallent:
Jaraea T nner, et Brooklyn, N. Y,, te be
oemmlaatoner of pcnalena.
Jamea M. Sbackelterd, of Indiana, te ba
United Slataa judge for Indian Territory.
R. T. Walread, of Kaaaaa, te United
Btatea attorney for Indian Territory,
Themas B. Needles, et Illinois, te ba
Ualtad States marahal for Indian Terrl.
tery.
W. P. Cerbetl, of Georgia, te be United
States marshal for the Southern d 1st riot et
Georgia.
Edwta Wlllltta, et Michigan, assistant
eeeretary of agriculture.
Commedore David B. Barmeny, te be a
rear admiral.
Capt Francis M. Katnaay te be aoommo aeommo aoemmo
dore. Commander William T. Simpsen te be a
eaptatn.
Lleat Ccrumander R. B. Bradford te be
a commander, and a let of miner navy pro
motions. Te be collectors of onttema : Albert A.
Bnrlelgb, of Maine, ter tbe dlelrlet of
ArcoateoK, ataina.
Jamaa W. Wakefield, of Maine, for tha
district of Batb, Maine.
Charles a. Edwards, of Minnesota, for tba
dtatrlet et Mlnneaet a.
Oeerga W. MeBrlde. of MIchlsan. for tha
diatrlotefMlohlgaa.
Cherlee M. Bradahaw, nf Waahlagtea
territory, for tha district of Paget Beund.la
tha etata et Oregon, and territory of Wash
ington, Peatataetera : Pennsylvania W. D. Wal.
ten.S&eadsdurg.
Mary B. Hlgbley, Mlneravllle.
Mary V. Shay, Walaoetown.
la tha Seaata te-day, Mr. Mltebell offered
araeolatlea, whleh weat ever, autherlalng
tba oemmtttee en mlnea and mining, te
continue the Inquiry Inte the cauae et delay
la oenalderiag oenteated easea la tha min
eral division et the general land office. Tha
Senate then waat Inte secret eeselen.
A constantly Inereaalng crowd olaenatera,
repreeeatattvee end ether cetlera beeleial
UeprtBldenl'a deer te day during tee two
hours before neon reserved for tba recap
tlea of vlelterr. While delegations, aa ca
previous aayBinie week, were net many,
tberewaaaBuffloleney of single eallera te
wall tha crowd te large proportions.
person who attracted the meat atten
tion at (ha Whlta Bouta te-day was ex
Marahal Nortea, of Texas, who aaa gained
ataeh aotertoty aa tba maa who adhered te
hla raeelve never te out hie hair until Benry
Clay waa eleeted preeldent The heavy,
aakept leaks that fall en the old genua
atan'a aheuldara are net becoming, how hew
aver, TBB rXOOXABATlON iaaOBD
WAaatBOTON, Mareh 23. The president
aaa alf aad the Oklahoma proclamation.
It la aaderaioed that It opens tha territory
te aettleaaeat thirty daya hanea.
Slate department offielala aay that tba
proelamatloB wUl net ba made publte
te-day,
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The Oladltenlan Bleeted.
Londen, March 23. The parliamentary
eleotleu la tha Gorten dlatrlel division of
Ltneaablra yeaterday te flU tha vacaney
eenaed by tha death of Mr. Richard
Peacock resulted la the election of Mr.
Mather, Gladatenlen candidate. Mr. Mather
received 6,155 votes and Mr. Baten (Cen.
eervatlve) 4,300. At the laat eleotlen the
Liberal eandidate received 4,002 and tha
Conservative 4,135 votes.
Beatteen Yeare Ber a Ktvt.her,
OASsoreLiB.Mich,, March 23. Tee first
eaea under the recent act of the Legislature
of Michigan, raising tha age of oon eon oen
aeat te 14 years, waa concluded to
day. Charles Eller, of Marlellua, waa
charged with criminal aaaanlt upon Mlnnle
Bleed last June, aha being under 14. Laat
evening tba jury returned a verdlet of
guUty, and Judga O'flara Immediately
aantencad him te 14 yeara; In atate prison at
Jaokaen. Tha ease eauted unueual exolla exella
ment t
LeBTlng the Hungarian Cabinet.
Pkbtu, Mareh 23, Berr Fablnyi, Bno
garlan minister of Justice, baareeigncd ca
account of ill health. Baren Ven Orcay,
mlnlater of tbe Interior, wlllabertly reUie.
Bare Blees, minuter of .poblte works, will
aueeeedhlm.
The Bald Kaebb.r Appeals In Vala,
St. Lecib, Me., Mareh 23 a Jefleraen
City, Me, apedal says; The auprewe court
today affirmed tbe death aentenee of
the oeurt in tbe caae of Dare Walker en
appeal from Cbrletlen oeunty. Thla la tbe
laat et tha Bald Kuebbere appeal eaaee and
tha date of execution Is set for May 10.
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Killed While AtumpUaa te J te h.
Leuievn.LB, Ky,, Mareh 23. Ed Rigge,
colored, was shot and killed last nlgbt ty
M. B. Rogers, operator and agent of tba
Louisville Jc Nashville railroad, at Old
Deposit, nine miles south of hare. Rogers
caught Rlgga in tbe set of robbing the
money drawer of tbe ticket effiee,
A Ulamend Mine la Wltcensln.
Pi.ATTKVif.LB, Wis., March 23. W. B.
Raanleen, of Argyle, tble atate, wblle proa prea
pact leg near there recently found a atone
that experts pronounce te be a diamond.
The atone, though sxall, Is Bald te be of tbe
first water and worth 25. Tbe discoverer
aaya he can get a peck et them where tba
sample eama from.
A "emu "Trust.
Recukitkr, N. Y., March 23. Rochester
capltallata have formed a truat In dried
apples. It Is stated that 150 cars of lbs trnit
have been puicbtted at a coat of 1250,000,
Three leurthe of tbe dried spples of tbe
country are made in thle atate, and tha
Rochester eyndleate hat teugbt op tha
greater part of tba product.
lUluraieg te Knglend,
New Yerk, March 23. Mrs, Nellie
Grant Sarterls, tha favorite daughter of tbe
late Gen. Grant, and her twollttle children,
sailed in the Cunard ateamer Strvia for her
hutband'a home In England te day.
Troubled WlUt aBarples.
St. PxTBRgnune, Matoh 23. Kevlalcn
of the out te n? a tariff baa been pcatpened,
aa tbe budget for 1838 ahewa a aurplua of
alxly million reubles.
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A Distinguished foreigner.
Nkw Yebk, Mareh 23. Dr. Van Bulow,
the eminent cempceer, waa among tte
paaaengere en tbe ateamer Baale, which ar
rived from Bremen thla morning.
fate or a tsaloea-Ke.p.r.
Chicaqe, March 23 Jee Lavl, a aaloec
keeper, felt down stalls at hla place laat
nlgbt and broke hla-naek.
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A CIem Oama.
LivxBFOer., March 23. The American,
baaa ball eluta played a game here te dey,
recalling la tha following score ; All
Aaaerlea,2; Chlaagee,!.
PRICE TWO CEOT&
t
vieitatTaaiaaasaaMmasMaasaaaasssssMasaaaaa ,
committee neaatatlaa. aJ J. BL WaBBata. .,?S
Mllleravllla I. ft. aiaaai. aaAl
.. .-;' -".'- I "".""J-TT i."M
m, a, aviaraar. Daiaeaa. aa aaaaaa aaaa aata . -v i
range maale for tha aext eeaaty
alae, a eeaaatttaa ta reniwt aai
AagaetorBepteaaawr throegtl IM
paaara wa una aaa pteeaa af
tlta next aarlsa el IamU laaaaumaaa m
Of Jeba Wan. nAvAMtltA.
Berlaler, KlIaabethteBa; Mrs.' Uttf
siaesDBrn, ratrmeaat! n, u.
Beertewnt Mlaa Ida K. atartg, Sate
A. N. Lekaaaa, MeaatvHte .. M. ABaB,
" auri sj. UWWt
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LZ , n
Nauman, Manhalm t Merria
Lltlii j R. R. piaam, Masiawa.
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Waas aa mt
Dr. O. 9. Kntaht. kaa wlla
Mlsiee Mary aad aTllBabesh, lata tate
oea ter sauwaajrea. taew raeara
They bearded taa New Tart an (
liuaitea Kxpreea whteh waa i
them at the MaaaeuB taraataa
the Peaaevlvaata railroad. A I
ber of neeBla treaa tha est dnva aad la aaa
tha party off. The ealy aaatoBte al tha
committee laat aoeempaaled taa bbbII la
Milwaukee waa exMayer WtUteat a.
Morten, a B. ReyaeMa aad wlla waat
along aa far aa Itoeaa.
Dr. Lewie HerUAgae gfeata.
Dr. Lewie Herttag haa baaa raatOTtd
from tha county keeeHal te Bla faahWa
home la MaakaiBi towaahte. Ha wlllka
carefnlly watchad.i Hla telMr kwaaBtawt
hewlllaeweaaad from tMtorrihte aaer aaer
pblnehsbltte which he has; for ansa Ma
been addicted. ,
Wilt tane ejasa af Tretaeev.
Michael Fllipetrtek Uavea tealgU ter
Patteraea, Pfc, te Jala T. J. Mlddegk, ska
well-knewa heraemea, wtak ,wheai ha
haaeeenred aa eegeaeiaeBt te toakafter
and travel with trotting hereea.
rteeaaatlan Wtehdiawa.
M. L. Kllllaa aaa wtthdrawa tha aaraty
et paaaa eaaa ha pnratrad aa rrMay al
Aiaermea aaiaaaa'a eraea. Taa
waa adjoated fcy Feb aaytag Mat i
aBaaaaaaaaaaBBaaaaMaaaaaaat
Aaetae ateavy Tekasse Bay,
Thla waaeaethar heavy day ter Use te jf
bacoe maa aad thereeeiate will aa rally aav
largaaslaatBatarday wheB aBtUUaa aad
a half pounds were received. i a, f
Tba body of Jeha H. Zaeher, tha totegrada
w jMiiiinr iviy mhmb aa skv aeaaas-
of hta father, Ne. taa Narth qmaBattiit, t
miwum wiutAe pases spea)SBiuaj atwr X
aoen at 2 o'clock. , Kt ut
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Vk nil. IIUAS 9B.A ITM.uk ! - '.-' 1
tiea rimadasaal nd naathM.i i - - -
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Ottawa. III., Marek t -FellBOralaiir, VI
nlirit attk a.rf-.l - - aa
7T.T"r --- "" waa-aar!.-,';
at lb Belie, mm Jane, waa aeqnlited Bswaay. ki
it. Taa mUbu. mmtmA ea i 1 i
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last algkt Leei tkeW laearaaaa Trvmfl
aniinaarv sum baa Aamiiiaw aaa kaiaaA J,m
xna rsmuy aaa a aarraw aaaaaa. aaMaat aa f
jump from tha wladewa te aava bbBbt IryaaV p
Xzctutva aistraat UuharUalHtowasteg
..-hw....ub m iip.i.uMi a. aiaa. a m
Leg cabin Bopa and Backs Beatady wH m
cure drspepiia by rasterlaa tha steaaaak ta 1
Ita normal, haallhtr aetlea. Uaa tt sue aaA
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iw" - uiiuh, wj wna u 4 y jyi
ab Oialaa aaaaaa.
A aiiiitd et air Kaighte from Bad Baaa Osav . M
maneery, Be. as. A. O. K. M. a, wttl glrs aa 'v4
exhibition sword drill aa.Taseday evtaiag-t Wi
next at the eateruinayaat aad anppar awaa 4 t---'
uj ib. i uunj raepia-a bebkiw w aa WBBtsia 'AS
n, ceurai u.HW.Hn.1 sw, aaa,neaBBi'Vs :;
--. tA -!. ... laawnrias-utsy aaaaaa j twu
conven'eaeeof theea who will go aaaaa at Mr
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Foblie Bit of lAaeaate aad Oalaatata
bends) taraaera', county, Berthera, reeaefe.
rultoetOanaatoga, Btratburg, aUBhatUa,I4aMs '
and Union of Mt Jey Batteaal BaaOtaeeeket'
liBneaatar sad aajqueanaaa, MaTtetieaad lag
Bprinc aad Bearer VaueytsraBtbeaiBsrtbera
and aeathera Market, taneasier City aad .
Waat Bad aBateataUa.yeadtaaaaawB aaaaaa
Badlater atceka. by J. B. Leng, at tha Ceeaar
uwu-v, a. ..j ateAuay, aatA.
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Trout A thank te-lay tee, poaaeeatea at
tbe atere room Bp. let Berth Qeesa etreet
where they will earty a fall ItaaafgeaVa ear. '
nisbieg geede and alie BDaUaueths aaaaa-f
faetureefflnethlita. They have ageedeteek
and no denbt will de welt There wiadew at. '
traete a great deal et attaatle-taa ttteqaite'
novel. The goods are dteplayad ea a raek ,
wnicn autnua ea a revolving piatibraa.
arrangement u very eeaaaiete aad
arueie it te de taken rreea tha
raek la turned Inte the atere reem.
no ether wtadjw of tha hind tn this state.
KITQHBB BOOKOMT.
keme OBlelal Tasis et Baklag .readers,
Bhewiaf Their Oempa-attre Barsaaah
aaa wateh' U Mean Baaaaaanaaaj.
The belew tabulated ttittmaata ere artraats
from public tests of biking powders, nude te
t. certain their relative value ta practical ute .
In baking. Tbe powder centalatag the laxaeat '
amount of available laavealag gas (excluding , ;
tha el am and phcaphata powders) act ealy
products te flneat, most delleteua aad waato waate waato
seme feed, bat Is the meat eoeaosUeal ta aaa. t
United autea Government CkeaalstPreiaa- "
nr Ke-r.rA ft. ImiL fmnid tli. -..--. Vr
strength of thepjwdera named MJotlewe i '?j
. cable la Use
Name. perca.reaaer.
1'atap.ee (aiumreirdwl ....last
llor.(etd'. (rrr.bl ... 1SIB
11 or. ford'. (Vetgresb) MM
Cbtrm (eluea f ewdei) ..............IMS
l Ittveland's ........tiee
fea loam .....HTB
l)r. l'rlce'e MM
atassachusetu state Analiate te and tha '''-.
atrenalh of eeveral baklnc powders aa fellows.
Name. Ce. te. gas per r a '
Berei... ......... .....ai ........ ....latu
cieveiaud'a Wt.1
coegrtH , , , at a
Bersferd's....M. tot
Prof O. w. I'araens, B. Y. CeUegs of raar
macr. In teats made for the Urecrs Been eat
ttouef New Yerk, feaud the strength et til
brande aa fdllewa :
Xame. On. la. gee pares.
Bey al... .....f......iatia
Ueveland'e ,.uai
Sea Feam...., ....IU.IS
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llonferO's weei
Ceugress ..,............. ...... ekss
TeeUbr frotasser MeMnrtrte. late ntaaatet '
In thief. U. B. Agrtenlturel Ueeartaasat,
Wathlogteu. U.O.t
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it alii be noticed tkat the Bera) redeem .,.
from if ie te esr cant mere leeveatea aaa W.
than any ether cream of tartar powdar.aadte V
conieqeent'y that aaaeh mere senaaetlaa). ;
ine uevernment uaaauei. x-. awa s w. v-. -
Leve, who made tne analysis er caking peer- j
ders for the Bew Yerk atate Beard of aVseteb i-"
MwellaatortheU.a.aeveraaeateayai I,
flndthaRejat Baklag rewser eeeaaaeedaf.
pure aad wkolaaeaie lagreaieate It i
aeatUa either aiam or paaeyhatMOf l
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