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VOLUME XXV NO. 214.
LANCASTER, PA., MONJAY, APRIL 20, 1889.
PlilOE TWO CENTSAj
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REIJHEHL EASILY DEFEITS REMEDY FOR
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
HiS MAJORITY NLlLY 2.000
Fulton Receives a Light Vete in Beth
City and County.
QUAY GETS HALF THE DELEGATES.
Majee Cemes Out of the Contest With
An Equal Number.
A DIVISION OF THE MINOR OFFICES.
Geed nnd K ready for Peer Directors,
AVIkeiiiul Weeds ler Prison luspec-
ters Sconce imil Incidents or
tlie Jiepulillc-nn I'l liuiiry.
The result of Saturdays Iteptiblican pri
mary election m.is a kloryfer llie null
Quiy fences. They eleeled their candidate
for district nttomey liy a innjerlty of ever
t u tliniisand, the city delegate te the state
tonvcnilen, tweelelcg-ites In the Northern
district mill ene peier diroeter. Thu Quay
faction cledcd two tlolegilos iieni the
Southern dlstrie land ene In the North, ene
peer illrocter nnd two prison inspectors.
The vete iellcil was very light, causeel
by the heavy inlnf.ill during all the tline
the polls were opened, ami Kennedys
friends nttrlhute his defeat In part te the
weather. They claim that a heavy ote
in the country districts would have inade
his nomination a lertninty.
Meney was freely used by betli tactiens
tit the Mueral waiil polls in this Lily, and
the only question with the voter who was
in the market was which shin would glve
the biggest prlie.
The contest fei toutrel was a wpi ire
fight between the fi lends of Hen itei Quay
nnd his political enemies, Qua 's interests
in the light weie looked ulieY hy i:. K.
Martin, IMiter Griest, piospeetho e-t-in
ister, S. S. Martin, Sheiill llurkhelder
and Jehn W. Mcutzei. 'Jlie niili-Quuy
imupiigti wns managed ly Lewis S. Hart
m in, cx-Sointe Clerk Ceehmn, ileiapltateil
by order of Quay, mid Levi Scnsenig.
The null-Quay men attrihute the dt foil
el their delegates in the Southern dlsttid
te the premise of pitinnnge by the agents
of Quay, .tml prove thcirasserllen by nam
ing several dlstiiits in whieli Kclutchl re
elvetl a haudsoine vette and in these sanie
illstriets the Quay delegates i.ui f.u ahead
of Kennedy.
Kach side licenses the ether of h In
used laige minis of money te terriipt
voters, hul the lait is that both tactiens
used money In ishly.
A detailed account of the contest in the
several wards of the ity and notes ofthe
election will be leimd below.
Tin: i hist waiiii.
At this poll the elts lien passed oil very
ijuietly, as it usually dees,aud the vete was
net huge. The principal werkers, among
whom weroPulIeeOlllter Weaver, Register
Mjers, Assessor Wilthnns and City
TiiMttiupr ltathten, were fm ltchm hi,
.Shirk and the w hole Hull King ticket. 'I hey
were opH)hed by Hairy S. Shenck, Jehn
11, Try, Jehn II. Leng nnd ethers. '1 he
result was tint lleinei'lil cirrled the ward
by trever Kennedy mid Shiik's majeiity
was tS5.
i in: hi teMi vvaiip.
The election in the Second w lrd, the
home of Kennedy, llurkhelder, Sensenig,
Al. Shenck, and otlier pelitn i.ms, w.is by
far the ueiblest in the city and ene el the
most disarm eful that h is oei been held in
tliewaid. I.ei Sensenig reni.iiued nt the
pulls all alteiuoen, and, although he looked
after the ote of Majei Ittine'hl w itli care,
his piiiuipil object seemed te be te beat
Al. Slieni k ter county cemmitteem in w ith
I). 11. Kettew. He was assisted in his weik
by ex -Superintendent of the Water Works
Peter Houucl,D.iT.Hcttew,aud Pliner How Hew
man, who made mete neise about nothing
than any man at tliopells,PiIsonPhsiclun
Sicgler, who holds his position through
hevl, nnd sev oral ethers. The Kennedy
pcople h ul by f.n the stronger side of the
window. Tint e-aniliclate fei ilistm t nttomey
was tlieiu all ehn and woiked h ird te git
ever billet in tliowiudew. He looked after
cvorjeno ami missed few,il any people,
who were in the least h.ij inclined tot ast
their billets for him. Al Shenck worked
hard for himself as well as Kennedy, from
tlie opening te thoilesoof tlie polls, lml he
seenitsl particulaily anxious that Al
Shenck should pull thieugh. Shcilll llurk
holder spent miitli of the time en the steps
of tlie People's b ink, out of the wet, but
he kept an ej e en e ci.v tiling that w ent en
and found time te biing some voters te the
jtells. At ene time a Sensenig man no
(used him el voting a nun who lived in
Peepiea tow nship. Oilier slieng Kennedy
men weie Jehn .Maishdl, Jehn Toinhseu,
two clot tile light men, A. II. llassler, Con
stable Sides and ethers Although Alder
m in Halbaih was set down as a Kinncdy
man he hcemcil te take little ei no iuteicsl
in the light.
The amount el money spent in this waul
wasverj large. Beth sides hul n liberal
Mipply and it was epenl given out for
votes. Men lcitived fiem a drink of
vvlnskv uptoJ."itebo"Solidfot Mullioelv,"
but Hevcral el the lleutciiantb, who steed nl
the w indew s and leiight all day, nre said te
hav e sec tired mm h I irgcr cash prizes. Tlie
arehwaj' of the held viasa voryienveniuiil
plate dining the day, and in il many par
sons reieivcd the shining silver ler which
they sold themselves, lldwtvn .VI and &)
Deiiiwrata voted ul this jiell and neaily all
efthem hail te be paid.
Theio was nine li diunkeniicss all I ly.
black Imttlcs, lilleil with win iky, were
plenty and neighboring saloons did well.
At oue time il looked as though half of
thoseattho H)U were drunk. 'Ihepavu
nicnt was blocked all aftci neon and the
K)liticiiiiis btoed in a dumbing niu
te see that everv thing was light. Manv
lciseiis were draw u te this poll by reason
of th reisrts of the illsgraccful scenes.
Tlie Ilglitiug, whieli beg-in when an cllert
was made te ellcct an oigaul.itieu toii teii
tinueil until afler the polls clesed. Jehn
Toiiiliusen, who is better known as
" Madge," struck Adam Pent: In theee,
blackening it ludlj. This light is said
te h.ive been the result of an old
grudge mero than anj dillertiice of
opinion in regird te pelilhs. Aller the
polls had desed tliere was a noisy irewd
ofeuug men about the hotel janl, and it
w as .ild that the w ere looking for Tom Tem Tom
linseu teV-whip-nin. The latter fell In
with the crowd en liist King strcd, and
after he had kiux ketl tw e el them dew n
the ethers took te lilght. Iliere were
several ether kmxk-ilewiis during the
evening mid jit the jmiIIceiIII net mike u
single arrest. The vete of the ward was
ceimtctl off early, unci it hlioued that the
' '"laS.eA?.. .. ttM&Sa- "
Kennedy men had gotten In thrlr work in
geed shape, a the man from Salisbury
had a innjerity efW, wlille Shenck had ilo ile ilo
feated Ilettcw.
rtiK Titmn wahp.
JehnW. Mcnlr.cr, the lender of the Heg
Hliig forces, lives in the Third ward, mid
he did his best te give tlie ward te Ken
nedy. Hew km assisted by Andrew Lolb Lelb Lolb
ley. KeliKrhl's Interests vv ere loekeil after
by Prison Shoemaker Charles llucklus,
Charles I. Ijmdlsand A. P. Shirk. The
contest wmu hitler one, and the result wus
that Kennedy carried the ward by two
majority, This ward Is also the home or
Candidate Shirk, who received ninny com
plimentary vetea and carried tlie ward by
70 majority. Kennedy's friends were ills
apiHilnted nt the result In thisdlstrlct. They
expected that Mcntzcr would lie nhle te
give htm a hindsome majeiity.
tub Feunnt vvahd.
Inthisvvanl the crowd was very large,
and they began te gather long lieTore the
jmlls opened. Tliere was no treuble nbent
Iho oi;nlratlen and V. W. tlrlesl, n Ken
nedy man, wies chosen Judge. The Ken
nedy pcople had nmUi the best of it in
this ward us far as the pelttlilaus were
concerned. Harry Hhaub, who wns for
merly ene of hew Hnrtmnu's right hand
men in this ward, has been against hlmslnce
the new comic It was organized, 1ccnuse
he thinks 1 larlnian w cut bail: en him w hen
he vvasneandldate for chief cnglnicr of the
llredepiiluient. Per this reason he turned
in for Kennedy, and, although he worked
hard for him he supported Shirk for
delegate agaiusl McLaughlin, and ilainis
the credit of carrying the ward ferhln).
Shaub had plenty of nsslhlants and ehiel
among thorn was big Pete I'ordney, who is
very sour at I larlnian.
Constable Kieheltz put en a whole gum
suit eaily in the afternoon, and weikcd Ln
tlie rain all div for Kennedy. The etlici
men en th it slde were the (Iriests, Jehn V..
Sn.vder, II. C. Liamau and Tem (Iiible.
Wasli Potts tan alwavs be found en the
same side with Lew Hartmaii, and holed
the Itelno'hl-Magre forces. His assistants
were iieluimy, but they seemed te hnve
iloue coiisidenilile work. Jimmy Deeblcr
and two of his sons, Ames and "Dee,"
were with him. Aldermm Spurrier was a
Keluinhl man, but he kept his hands oil, as
he will boniaudidate for ro-electleu ill the
spiing. Itcliie'hr.s friends say that 11 the
aldermaii had turned te de adive work
they would hav e carried the w aril easily.
In this ward, likothe Second, theie was a
gient deal of money. Vetes weie fieely
lieught, and men who uev or hav e a cent nl
ether times could be seen wllh hands full
of sliver. As n result tliere was much
diuukc'imcssaudioiisidcrnhle noise. Karly
in the day Wash Potts slapped Charlie
lloesovoi the mouth nnd that settled liini.
Thorevvasno serious disturbance during
the day. 'Iho loterii'j fiem the w mil were
rathei late leiuing in nnd they showed
tint Kennedy had can led it by a majority
or iik
nn: uiTii vvaiip.
In the l"i lib ward tlure wasa blttci ion
test waged Ireui Iho time the polls epeneil
until the.v elesul. H. K. Martin lives in
lids ward, and he wanted te make a geed
showing, at least en the delegite light. The
Hull King faction were knocked out in this
w .ml nt the rebrmry eles lien, but since
their dilfereiues h iv e been healcd and the
Hull King went into the contest united nnd
with u dttt imin.itien te defeat Maitiu's
li lends. Majer I'asn it hi was u cuudidate
lei teiinly committeeman, and If elided a
prospective candidate for ihairuiin of the
inunty committee. C A. (last wns pitted
ag-iiust him and wen by Iho slim m ijeiity
el two.
'lhoiulive weikeis en the anti-Qiny side
in this ward were Adam J. Kberly, Jehn
It. Jell lies, 1'iank Itcmley, Peliieiuau
Ileiss,Ceuucilman Cuiumingsund Andren
J. Trever. Mr. Mailin had wlthhlmas
assistants iuhisilclegitellghlll. It. l'lilteu,
Majei rasuacht, cx-l'eliiemim Winewer
and Henry Haidy.
Camlidate l'lilteu lives in this waid and
his person d solicitations give him. SI vetcf.
Kennedys vete In this waul was only 10,
and Majer Keinnhl's '.111, I'm dcleg-ite
the vete was: Mclaughlin 1 Hi, Shiik an).
nn. sixrii WAIIII.
'I he Si Ui wanl was dccidislly ene way,
Majer ItiiiKK Ill's vete was .t'l'J, If. V.
Kennedys UK and Pulton's II. 'Iho vete
for delegate was, McLaughlin 101, Shirk
J."i. 'Ibis w.ud Is the home of Lew is S.
Haitunii, ene el the ieadeis of the antl
Qu ly f.u lien, nnd Jehn Mclaughlin, the
Quay candid de for delegite. Up te this
lampaigii these paitles have beiu elitiinl
fiiends, and thoallegatieu isth it Mi Uiugh
lin was ngrccsl upon usui.mdidute te make
dissension in tlie ward.
Mclaughlin was at the polls all day and
did w h it he could for hiniM If ami his asso asse
uitis en the tickd, but the odds worn
greatly agiiusl him. He had ler assistants
Constable liariihnld, Jateb and Henry
Hciiislnt, II. II. Wilier, Ames Lutz, P. L.
Spreiher, Hemy Hubert and Ames Alt
house. 'Iho lieutenants of Mi. Harlnnn weie
Aldcrniiii Dien, Peliccmm liliss, Albert
I'. Herlnian, Hilly Michael, Dan MeKvey
and Assessei Leenard.
A big prcssure wns brought te bear en
Aldeimm Dien te keep out of the light.
He was threatened with defeit at next
j en's prim try, when he will eoine up fei
ro-elcitien, but hoiencliidod that he was
in dot bound te stand by Hartmaii, who
hid bis u his Iriend when he needed one,
in his stiuggla for the nomination for
nldeimau.
nil. HI.V I.MII WAIII).
Turnkey .Miller, Policemen Dien and
Jake Price, marsh died the Hull King
(ones in 1 he Seventh waul, 'lhis tiie have
hid the vete of this ward in thdr pocket,
se far as Itepubliciii primniics are eon een
lerned, feranuiuber of etrs. 'llicy carry
out their inslruitieiis laithtiilly. Ken-
nislv's iutenslK w ere looked aflci bj Jehn
Deislej, wlie loekisl .iller the whilu voters
mid Sim (iray took i.ue of Iho colored
brethieu. Kcimeilj pelhsl a lirger vete
th in expected. '1 he it turns shows thai he
h id sev out) -sev en, nnd Itt iueml '-It . Ter
delegate, Shirk rm ahuid el Itciiiehl and
his in ijerity iuthew.ird was PH.
i m: i kiiitii vvaiip.
The Kiglith ward, Iho home of James A.
Mel lev lit, went baik en tint gentkmau'H
fi lends. 'Iho alhgatieii islh.it it wusac
iiimplisluul bytruuheri. I.ver llnnguas
sitIslacteril urraugisl at neon by w huh
IU inn hi was te have the vete of the wanl,
but ull these arrungents w ere imii tly up el
and Itcine Id's and McDev ill's Minds did
net find out until tee late that they were
lieiugeheatel.
Cascr Kirchner and ex-Policeman IMtr
Kill hey are the juirties whoapicaredntthe
polls nt Iho oig-miinlleii in the interest of
Kennedy. 'I hey are lxith adive workers
ami weie suiHscd until Hi it moment te
be ft loudly te Ui inn hi. The Itciiiti hi
men, under the Icadtrship of Peliieiuau
(aiilucr mid Divid Jillrie", did what they
could, but the ether side h id their men se
well under leuiuimd that theuuti-Quiy
delegate were dilealed by te majority and
IteliHchl lest the ward b i!i The re-suit
was u great ilisiisiiu(uit nt te the autl
Quay men, and particularly te Mr,
McUuvilt, Quays opponent in his
memorable c-.immiirri for sLata treasurer,
apil 5 i 1em friend of Magee.
Till: MNTII VVVRP.
In the Ninth ward tin re wasa large i row d
mid considerable excitement ull uUernoeii.
The Jteinashl.Magi-e men there w ere led
i.
Lt.AafciA
by S'uKrlutcudcnt of the Water Works
I'ralley, who was assisted Ity such nble
lieutenants as Pdcr Mem cry, Peter W.
Gerrceht, Jehn Uriel nnd ethers Kv Kv
Strret CoinniKslencr llcrtif, who led Iho
Kennedy forces, had for his pattners
Gcerge Knutr, Constable Ituth nnd
ethers. Hertz scorned ess?clnlly anx
ious te dcfc.it Shiik for ilelegitc, and
many who mipperieil ndiuchl were ac
tively at verk for McLaughlin. In this
vv aril there are a large nuinlier of tebais;s;
iviekers mid ninny of them turned in for
Mi Uiughlln, who is a prominent tobacco
man. The result of this wns that Jtcincrhl
had II mero votes than Kennedy, wlille
Shirk ran far behind nnd had 11,1 less votes
th in McLaughlin.
The noisiest linn at the Ninth ward sl
en Saturday afternoon was Andrew Shertr,
who wns very drunk. In Iho evening
he in into Alderman Plnkcitcm's
olllce nnd nttemptctl nn nss.iult en Consln Censln Consln
ble Henry lluth, who wns sitting en a
dialr. lleuccmed Ituth of having said that
he had received iiinney for the election.
Iluth defended himself nnd prevented
Shertz from striking him. Shertr. w as W lid.
nnd went out en the pavement vv here he
bantered Ruth te eome out nml light him.
The ofllier told him he would lock him up
If tliere wns any mero nolae out of him.
finally lluth startcil upttrectwlth him, but
they had net geno far bofero Sliertz turned
nnd struck the constable n terrible blew in
the face, lluth then lencludcd te tnke the
niu te the station house. Olllcein Mjera
and Heis lame te his assistance, but Shertz
fought desperately ; nippers weroputupen
hbu and hewnslinded In the station house.
Charges of resisting nn olncernnd n.'isaull
and battery 'wero preferreil ngaiust him
before Aliteriuin Pinkerteu. This morn
ing Shertz wns mound bright and eaily te
have his 11,11110 kepi out of the pacrs and
te settle the eases. Already cllerts nre
being Hindu te ari.mge nntteis for him.
nn: von:.
rollewing is the vete for the dlsttid
attorney nnd city delecate by wards. It
will be seen that Itelnci'lil's majeiity Is 56S
and Shirk's 112:
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waiuw. g g g r; s.
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I'lrkt U 49, Ui. 4 1JS
Seceml. . Il 3U IV aCi Isl
Third .. . lis 1M mi1 ITII
1 enrtli.. 11 IS'!' Kid, IK 1HI
liflli . . M Id, 11 i m
Sixth (I IIS .!Hj Hit ,L'i7
Seventh .. fi 77 'JU 10 i!ll
laKhtli .1 II.' Nl lis SJ
Muth ... Ill 1UJ KKl 1SI1 l.'l
Toini. .. it'll lieti) imii uril ir.y
Miri-s or nn: li.rcrieN.
Policeman lleisswus suspended ferbdng
ellcnslvely uetiventii Kcpubliiau primary
election a jearnge. If the snine rule Is en en
leixed fei Satuidav's weik the greater ioi iei ioi
tien of the ferce will be suscnded.
Candidates nnd some piemlncnl jxjlitl
cians were net popular In Ihcirew u homes.
Pulton received a light vete in his own
wind, Martin was knocked out In the delo dele delo
gitelighliulho Kifth ward, McDevitlwas
thrashed In the LMghlh, Senater Mylln's
distrid was carried ngaiust him by the
Quay fei i es ami in Kennedys old home,
the Gap district, he had only 7 majority.
She rill' llurkhelder gave up the light en
Sntuiduy night, lie nillcd en florist Itoh Iteh
rer en Sunday morning and had a llei.il
disigu made te rcpiesent the defeat of his
fiiends. It was a "Heg iting," made after
the design of rings such as am unci in the
snouts of hogs. It wns hiiulseniely niude
and tlie card ucienip inking the gift je.nl,
"Ter (i. C. Kennedv, from D. K. Hurk Hurk Hurk
holdei." Mi. Bui khelclcr thinks the rain had much
te de with Kennedys defi it. He srjshe
is u philosopher, aciepls the situitien, and
vv ill he en deck at the next primaiy elec
tion te lakea hand.
It leeks as it a i.mdldate ferdlhtiiet at
torney cannot gel thieugh the llrst tiniolie
tncsit. Distrid Attotney AVeaver undo
tlnee attempts bcfoie he was succcssliil
and Majer Iteimi hi was also a laudidite
tlnee limes. Keumslv wants loge thtnugh
iievt time, nnd is in the Held for the olllce
Irem te-cla.
Jehn W. Menlei waselis.ed member el
tlioieunty lommitteefiom tbe'llilid ward.
He wanted the position ter Heme purose,
and some think he aspires tolheehaiim in
sliip. 'I lies. II. Cochran, w he has been a mi tu
ber el Iho county committee fiem tline im im
mcnieiial, veluntatily letiied and will
soive as n high piivnle In the futuic.
Tlnee jcars age Majer Iteimihl was
binkeil by Scnatei (Juay and defeated.
This j ear Quay was ngaiust him and be
w en.
Politics makes strange bedfellows. It is
only a low jcirs age that Shetill Hiuk Hiuk
heldcr and his friends were se enraged at
the leudiid et 'llies. J, Divis tint they
thrcitenesl te threw him out of the window.
On Saturday the sherlll mul'lhes. J. went
in the smiie beat, mid thosherill was largely
iiistninient.il en this occasion in saving
Tem fiem being thrown out of the window.
A.C Leenard, Iho soldiers' i.mdldate for
Iter director, is highly pleased at the vete
icielvcd by him. He undo his fight with
out the aid of cithci faction, ami with both
Republican dailies against him.
Itecerder Iteinlield carried oil the prie
nt Saturday's primaiy. Ills distrid did
net give Kennedy a single vole, and thore
weie only thrce votes cast .ig:iinst the ant i
Qu ly delegates.
'Iho Heg Ilingers swear th it Dr. Slegler,
prison phjsicl in, will be ltetinccd al the
org-.uili.Uien et thu piisen beard next Jan
uary for the adive part hit took ul the
Sis eud wanl (tells, in the inteiests el lajvl
Senscnlg.
'Iho mill-Quay moil point te Ames Zig
lei's district as an luilii-utluii as te where
he stands en that Issue. 'Iho dlstilcl wus
earned liy the anti Quav men b adiHiclccl
mijerit.v. However, the Umdis-Murtiu
lieutf u mis claim .Iglorte have sbxtd for
nomination with Iho understanding thai
he was net te aulagonUe Quay's interests.
Candid tte Jehn Mi Iiuhlin is viry sole
ever his defeat ami he has had uuuiergus
tpiirnls the past 1'mtj eight hours with
theso who woreugilnst him.
Majer Iteimihl le-day lectivml a basket
of iisl loses from the Inciids of Kennedy.
'Iho raid en the basket bere Ibis Inscrip
tion, "Prem the vauiiMicd te the vic
tor." Mr. Iteiuiihl rduinid thu lomjill lemjill
incut by sending a box of i igars te his de
feated opjtencnt, with a liec that tlmr 10 10
latiens in ly be ple.is.ml during the next
three vc.us.
P. i. Harple, the nominee ler county
surveyor, Is said te be a Deiika rut. Ile re
fused te vete for Harrison, and for that
reason his di-.trid w.es larncil heavily
a'i.ilnbt him.
TDK HOAlil) OP ItPTUHN .HJlK.Ks.
A ".U'hIcIIii Ullleer VkiiisI 1'miii Ity
thu Pnetleiis.
Cp te 10 o'clock this morning it looked
us if thore would be a big leutest for the
position of president of the beard of return
Judges. The Hull Iting fac tlen'H cundidute
was Captain Jehn It. Hrltkcr, of Litltz,uml
the Heg King candidate was y. W. Grlest.
An agrtsjiiient was readied altera consul
tation lK) w e n the leaders, by vv lileli Cajit,
Hriiker was dcHided iijieii for juesidiut,
and W. W. Greist ter vice president. A
cximnilttee en coutestv could net Im agreed
tjfj i&jtb. .if.
Uhiii and this was fell te Iho lieard el
Judges te dotcrmlne by killet.
Chalrimvn Cochran calhsl tlie Judges le
onler In the large court room at 11:30
o'clock. The list el districts w as called ev er
and the names of the return Judges vv pre
ntuiouuced,
Captain Hricker was elected president
nnd W, W. tlrelst, lce president, by ac
clamation. Per committee en contests the anti-Quay
faction pul, In nomination Samuel I'.vans,
Columbia; Harry SteVes, Ml Jey lower;
James7 11. Marsh ill, illy, and Christian
Herr, Pesmca.
The Quay ferves pul In nomination J, C.
Cellliift, Colenilit; S. II. Nlssley, P.llza P.llza P.llza
hotlitewn; Jehn Kollenborger, UpHtr
Uvicih let '1 bourns J. Dav !, t ity.
The ballet resulted In a vliieiy for the
Quay forces, they clotting a majority of
the committee.
The votes received by the several candi
dates were: Kvims, 3'tj Stokes, ', Mar
shall, Id j llerr, 3'J; Cellins, 40 s NIssley,
17; Sellenbciger, II; Davis, II. Theio
whi ii tle between lans anil llerr. Mr.
llerr withdrew and the rem lining paitles
vv ere dts-'lniisl electeil.
Theto was no contest for the clerkships,
liuh faction iiained ene and the following
weie declared electislt Helding clerks,
H. P. Howe, A. H. Hassler; tally clerks,
11. R lCunmsly, Itedineiicl Conj iighaui ;
clerks le v It e president, Daniel Sensenig,
C. 11. PiiMiacht.
The ellleers-elcct teetk their ihisKIeun, tke
oath of olllce was admiulstensl te llieni by
Netaiy l.iue mid thn rctuins were handed
te the chairman by the Judges or the sev
eral districts, after which, the beard ad
journed until 1:30 o'clock.
Tin: srcvi.ssi tn. eamiiiiaiiji.
'Iho Judges began the iceordlugef the
returns from the dlstiids nt I:,tl o'clock.
Thoelllilal result could net be obtained In
time for publication te-iluv, bill the billow
ing are Iho successful imulldativs :
Disti let attorney, Majer A. C. Iteimihl.
Dliecloraefpooi, Win. Geed, David C.
Kreatly.
Prison inspectors, Milten Wike, Jehn N.
Wecsls.
County surveyor, P. G. Ilarple.
Delegates, i Ity, A. P. Shiik.
Southern Distrid, David P. Mner and
Dr. I. M. Wilnicr.
Northern district, II. W. Hen liclinlh,
Jacob W. I. mills, Ames igler.
Of the above successful taudidales a ma ma
eoiity nre Quay men. The anli-Quav nleii
claim thai thu dejeat of Kenmdv and Hie
oleilleuol thtiedelcg'itcH Is vliteiy enough
ler them.
'tint llesull In Celunilila. '
Cei.umiiia, April at. 'llm hatlle at the
Republican piiiuailes heie en Kaluiilay
wasspliited.
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llll'STV COMMITTI I,
PlmtWnnl HelicrtH Cenklln
Hecencl Ward Siiiimcl II llejil,
'Ihlrcl Ward William P. Mini
I UK NKXT IMlltlCT ATTOKNKY.
A Hrlel Mieteh or.Muer A.I . Itelnci'lil,
'Iho micc'chsIiiI Iniidlilute.
Majer A. C. lttliicihl wm born hi
Lebanon. In 1H.VI his father moved te
Maiihclm township, near tills city. 'Iho
subject of this sketch entered I'rankliu and
Marshall cellege and graduated In 1W1,
nseivingthe valedictorjymeof the highest
honors et the class, ile taught st hoel lern
short time In Kphrala tow iiship, but threw
away tlie red and enllstctl ns a private In
(smipaiiy D,701teglinent. lie wns promoted
te (luarternnster sergeant,tlien te si rgeaut
ni ijei and wlille holding the lallei position
wns wounded ul Pert Wagner and perma
nently disabled, his leii arm being pam
Ij zed.
While home en u furlough he was made
a lieutenant, and substpiently adjutant,
lie wns again wounded in front of Itkh Itkh
iiieud mid early in HmW he reslgmsl from
Ihoarue en niieunt of HI health, Hevuh
bievettcd cupt.iin unci in ijur for gallant
conduct at Pert Wagnei and bofero Hiih
iiiuuil. Ile lead liw with Cel. O. J, Dh key, and
was admitted le the bir in lbi7. In IN.S
he was Icstel a menilier of the state Ltgls Ltgls
Intureaud wus the jeiingest ineinber of
th it lleustfthit ) ear. Ile was io-ilccted
te the llouse in ls70.
In lb7Jhe was apilnted deputy se ro re
tirj of the commonwealth bv tuiverner
Geary le serve nn unexpired term of oue
j cur. At the end of Gov. deari's admin
istratien Majer Iteiuiihl linked le he re re re
liovetlte doveto himself te the prudice of
liw. At the repiet of Cel. juay, then
secretury of slate, and Governer Hart
rault, the mijer riinained In elllm until
the Ixgislature ailjuuriicd. His resigna
tion was then accepted unci Gevt ruer Ilurt
ranltmid Cel. Quay pioscnted the major
with personal kttc.iH of the strongest char
acter, meguimg his scivicts am) elli
t lenej .
He wan. i uiudidate for statu senator in
Is) ngaiust Seualer M3U11, but was de
feated. He was a candidate fm distrid at
torney in 1SS1, when A. J. Kberlywas
nominated, and in l&sO, when Win. D.
Weav cr i ns sues cssful. "-
Her 1SihI.v Pound.
The icnialns of HeMl Mcintosh, who
ui)steiieusly dis,ippe.insl fiem Phlladil
phla oil I'tbruary lull, were found 011 Sat
urday c lining, in lliesdiiijlklll river at
Tiibeii' Point.
iSfci V. :
THE OPENING DAY.
A MVAL IIISI'LW BKC.l.VS THE rE.YTE'MiL
FEST1UT1EX IN EV QRK.
PreMdet Harrison ArrlvctH In Ktliattetli
mid IMnm With Governer Green.
Tlie President's lteeeptleu,
Nuvv YenK, April 'JO. The day opened
wllh sunshlne broken by ileuds that
seelnud uel techno deturmlnetl whether te
gt or stny.The tlly was restless and
awake early In Iho morning, ttvery ar
tery of travel was contributing le the
throngs which this week will, It Is Itclleved
nu-grrgate a million of strangers In the
tlty.
The arrnngcinciits for the naval parmle
were can led out le the letter.
At sev en o'clock, thn steamer Dispatch
hav lug en beanl Adiulral Perlei, General
Schelleld and the represcntntlves of the
1 euteiinlal committee left the feet of liist
-1UI1 street unci, gay with llutteilug lings,
steamed dew n the liist river en her trip te
KlizahcthMirt, where she was te meet
President Hurilsen nml tnrty. liy Hits
time the harbor wus literally alive with
Meating crafts of every tlescilptleu, and
w hlsilen sounded, nnd giinsbcKimed s.lule
ns the Dlspatih picked her way en her
course, llalf-n-deen big nieu-ef-war were
anchored In Iho vicinity of Goierner's
Island and Pills lslaud,awalting the rdum
or the president's beat, lloveuue beats mid
yachts were lying 1 Inte 111 shore, nnd made
n column njmt n mile mid 11 half In length.
ln Iho riir of this column wns thn iner
ihaut uiaiiiie division, ten squadrons In
doublet column 011 ujiposite sides of thn
ebannel. Ill the mere luint in iilne column
viere evor IHO vessels, rnngtiig In slze Ireui
the lug mid HghteiH te the Inigo passenger
nnd freight stcnuieis.
It was about 11:15 when the shirt of the
Dispatihup Iho Kills was announced hy
the guns from Pert Itlchmeml anil It was
ufler o'clock when she ennui In sight
In the upper bay. I'm several mliiiitcstlie
re-vr of million ns she passeel the several
men-of-war was nlinciKt deafening, each of
these, together w Ith forts In Iho harbor,
ill lug salutes. 'Iho bay wns crew ded with
v nsselM of every description, se that Irem a
distance) a glimpse of clear wuter wan prac
tically lniH)ssible.
A trim lit mi sei Nl'.
'Iho scene wns a stirring 0110. Patully
ahev e the reur of the camion could he heard
the shrill plpoef the boatswain whistles en
the rcvenun cutters, jachts anil men-of-war.
In a tilee the sturdy tars manned
the aids and trees, mid with lieads urn
tsiv creel gave the hearty American cheers
as Iho DcHtatth stennied slowly by. The
ellleers steed wtth uncovered lieails. As
the Despatch euine opposite thn ling ships
of the dillerent septaelieiis, the lattei, ene
en e.uh side, steamed out mid ncceiupaulisl
the warship the length of a squadron, Thn
coleis were dipped mid 11 deafening seteech
of steam whistles wus blown,
Ah theDcspateh cainu optesllo thcChlcnge
the etitlie licet et ever four hundied
steamers blew their whistles. She passed
Iho Haltery nt l'i'J). It liiadoalrejineiuleus
din with the Incessant gun thing
and was kept up for time or four
minutes, although the schctlule limit wns
only hall a minute. On went the stately
win nhlp up through the channel mid Inte
the Past river, where she ounie te author
oil the feet of Wall street. As seen as slid
had get well Inte Iho river a signal gun
was 11 1 eel irem the Chicago ami iiihIieim
that hail been hove'iipshorl weie get 011
bend vt 1th alacrity ami nil the vessels
prepared le move then began (he real naval
pantile. The slghl of bundled of vessels of
ull kinds was one that will long he leiiiem
beied by the Ihoilsandsef people who lined
the decks and house teijts along the rlvei
Ireui or the Hudsen.
JIANV IIVMlS Willi llli: VISS1.I.N.
Almest every sleameref any sle had a
hand of music aboard, and the imiubei
and variety of airs that lloaled iishere 011
the h ty airwassenictlilng remarkable. On
thu arrival or thu Despitch opjstslte the
Wall stieet fetry, Iho ships iiuchoreil.
A buge manned by 11 sriivv et ship
m isters from the marine neddy of the
pert of New Yerk, with Captain Snow, thu
pieslelcnt, iiscexswnlu, went out le thu ves
sel. The members of the crew weiouid weieuid weiouid
feniicd in black lieck iitalH, striped tiou tieu
wrs and sik huts. 1'ollew lug the example)
of Washington, Presldiut 1 1 unison was
low eel ashore in the barge.
As he stepped out of the beat thu presi
de utlal silule of "1 guns was given again.
'Iho president wns resolved try Governer
Hill, Majer Grant, Hamilton Pish, presi
dent el the lentennlal tommiltce, and Wil
liam G. Hamilton, ehiirmau of the com
mittee en slates.
Pier 10, where the president lauded was
oue of the most brllliaulty decorated spots
In tlie city. 'Iho beat lentalning the presi
de uti d pa ity then emptied Undistinguished
pllkSC'llgCrH.
'Iho presidenthl party were then os es os
leiteel In larrluges te the Krpiltablu build
ing, vvhereu public reception was held at
two o'clock followed by a hampiet ten
dered In honor el the president.
Tin: i,jtT:5nTi:NT" tkii.
He I.envi s VV'iislilnuten at an Parly Heur
and Is Ite.vully Piitcctnlnisl,
P.i.iZAiiimi, N. J., April '.- Shortly
nfler leaving Wnshlngteii nt 1 o'clock this
morning the preside ntiul train became the
aboele of sleep, every ene following the ex-
ample of President Harmen, who did net
wait until the curs rolled out of the statlcu
te sedc ietesc.
'Ihullrsl step was undo al Powclteu
nv nun station, West Philadelphia, where
iiihaugoer engines was made. Postmas
ter Giucral Wiiiiamakcr hoarded the train
while the 1 hiiigoel engines wits being made.
'Iho lime made by the li .tin was mero
rapiel than the elllc Ial schcdiile calletl for, It
hiving reached West Philidclphia nt l;P
11. 111,, about an hour ahiml of schedule
time. S'ome stores of workineii of the
slies and janlsef the railroad eemciny
li id gntheied te see the train, but there was
iioileimmstratieii. 'Iho train did net run
into llieael strut station, but sped en at
onto tow arils New Yerk,
AtTacein,, Pa., Iho executive s.ilute of
thiite en guns was lireel as the train losses I,
At Trenten the private car of General
Sew nil, tarrying the ellle Ial paity of the
state mid guests, wasuttathctl in the train.
(lOtcrner Green, General Sevvall'aud Gin.
Stryktr wire taken at onto te President
Harrison's tar, but he was net vet up and
they retires! te (he car in front te await his
arising, I he liolse at Trenten hid nuak
1 uitl the eccupmitH of the presideul's ear
and In u few nilniites ull were
astir and liovtrner Giecu mid ethers
were reeeivetl seen niter. The run
le Hliuhdh was without noteworthy
Int ili nt. Thu train wasgreetesl bj 11 presi
dent! d salute as it lolled Inte the 1 ity.
About twelve hundred soplehuil gathered
nt the tlopet, surieiinding the 1-.1rri.1ges
tint were there let envey Governer Green
ami his guests te hi oak fast, mid a hourly
theer winl up from thu throng nsthe presi
dtnt upsaret esterteel by tlie governor.
Mrs. Harrison and Mrt. MtlCce
also ncseiiipaiileel the prisldeiil te
breakfast nt the governor's residence.
Chief Justin) auei Mrs. Puller wciualse le
have uce-enipunlisel tlieiu, but In Iho beistlu
mid loiifiisleii iucldcut te the ixeusieu they
.TtJnVtlfc. rffc,. tJj ..'...'
vtfere evcrltstkctl. The ihlcf Justlce was
alnmt te atvcpl lsmntlful hospitality or the
railroad company nnd get his breakfast en
the dining car, whither the members of
the cabinet line! preceded him, when a
carriage dashed up le tlie depot with n
mciulwr of the local committee In search of
the Judge nuel w ire. They w cm foil nil anil
hustled oifle the rosldence of New Jcrsey's
Hoverner. All othets en the train were
breakrasteil In Ilia dining car.
Part or Iho pre-armiiged prognitnine nt
Kll-nbelh vv ns the breakfast te tucinbcrn or
t'ie cabinet eli the train. When the train
stepped, hew ever, they were net nsketl te
alight; .Mi. Keaue explained that Ills ox ex ox
prevslon or hespllalily hail been overruled
by the leenl eeiinnltlee of arrangements en
the ground Hint there would net be limn
te carry It into effect. The cabinet elllclals
succeeded In concealing their dlsaKilnt
ment nt being deprives! of the plcisure of
accepting Mr. Kcane'n Invitation, nnel so se
liussl themselves by partaking heartily or
the geed ehcer, allertlcd by the railroad
tsmiviny,
Wlille President Harrison was at break
fast the train remained In Hie 'lelnllyer
the station, being inev eel up nml dew n the
trae ks probably ter the purjwse iff allow Ing
P.llzabeth ptople an optertuntty le see the
InuilsuiiiOHt train oil earth. Pestmastci
Wnnnuinker n.ild II reminded hint of an
advertisement of 11 circus; It was a moving
lectaele.
Hel'ere leav lug the cars President Harri
son took invasion te oxpress te Assistant
Geneml Passenger Agent Hejelhls gratlll gratlll
catien at the maimer In w hie'h (he arrange
ments for the transportation nnel comfort
of ihe party had been planned nnd oTeeulotl.
aitIimisi: i'diiihi: i'iti.sitii:T.
There wns n storm of cheers ns the cai
rlages bearing the prcshlentlnl party passed
through the crowds nnd Iho occupants do de
llvenetl at Governer Green's residence.
'1 hese w he sat dim n te the breakfast talile
were Governer and Mrs, Green, .President
and Mrs. Harrison, Vice President and
Mrs. Morien, elder Jusllce and Mrs.
Puller, Governer Heaver, of Pennsylvania,
Governer Lee, erVlrglula, Mr. and Mrs.
McKee, Mr. mid Mrs. Hussell Harrison,
Gen. William J. Sew all and Mrs. S'ewall,
Jusllee anil Mra. Hriulley, .Instlie and Mrs.
Iliad hfenl, and JusLiie and Mrs. l-'lelcl.
Afler breakfast Governer Green and Mis.
Green, President Harrison and Mrs. Har
rison, and Vlee President Morten and
Mis. Morten rotelvod the dlstlugiilshetl
nicnofslale and prominent citizens. Im
mediately after the reception camu the
review iff the precession by Iho presiden
tial party from the stand 011 Governer
Green's lawn, with seals for MK), idler
vv hlch vv ere occupied, When the National
Guard and n long line of Grand Army had
passed the precession halted nnel Iho presi
dential party left Iho stand for the 1111 ringes,
feiinlugn new division In the precession,
'I he entire precession then met ctl, ns near
ns could he, through the route evor which
Washington rode, passing many or the old
houses, Including ihe lloiidlnet house,
whkh wns appropriately decorated. Thore
vv ere many iitlractlve and uev el features In
the parade.
The president was then drlv en In nn open
barouche along thu shore or Kill te Iho
Alt') one 1 stat house ut KllznlethHiH, where
the entire parly was re-unltcel, autl whero
a leu-earetl gig fiem the " Despatch" was
in waiting te tnke the presieleut aboard.
Owing te lower water the 'Despakh" had
been feieetl te anchor behind Shooters'
Island.
UVf Hill M5VV lellif.
At lO.'.tl thn 'president wulkislilewn te
the ileul folleu eel by Vlee rrosltlont'Mor rresltlont'Mor rrosltlent'Mor
toiinuit Captain Prben. They leek tliclr
scuts In Iho gig amid thn cheer or the ns-'
se milled crowd, shrieks of stcaiu
.. 1. 1. .11 1 -I I .... I.,.. ..S
11 iiii'iiun unci unking 01 ei'lis lliu
gig then put oil and thn measured
strokes of sailors seen brought Iho beat
alsugsldn the Dlsinlili. Theu followed
the einliaikallen of Iho rest or the party
In thn lenders of the navy jard tug "Nlnn."
'1 he llrst beat le put oil from Iho tug was 11
small steam launch containing Senators
Ptaits nnd lllsceck. These gentlemen
were cordially grcclctl nt the llent by
Cider Justice Puller, Postmaster General
Wnunmakcr, w he vv lit 1 Hecrctary Wlndein
anil Ses'ielary Husk, went en beuril and
seen rejelmsl the president en heuid the
Dispatch, '1 he rest or the irly, Including
Mrs. Harrison nml Mrs. McKoe, went en
lie.ud the Slrltis. At 11,10, both vessels
w elghed line herund stcimetl up the bay.
'J hrcei Jxt-iil AppllcaiitH.
The Washington corresjienelcnl or the
Philadelphia J'icu hciiiIn his iaier Iho list
of applicants for nppeiutincutH te prcsl
deiillnl eflle'cs In the customs servlee from
the state of Pennsylvania. The following
is part of the list: Collector, Philadelphia,
Hen. T, V. (,'oejier, Gen. J. P. Hnrtranft,
A. P. Tutteu; naval elllcer, Hen, Jehn A,
Iliestnnil, I-incasteir.
Dr. J. C. Hrebst, Lltltz, hn nppllctl for
the ninrshalshlporihe Pastern distilct or
Pennsylvania.
Hugh II. Pulton, csej., Uuirastcr, has ap
plied rer the position of examiner of claims.
III Secret Colileri'iice.
Hiiii.i.v, April '"). The confereiite or
representallvcM of the United States,
Gei many and Ktiglaml te lenslder
S.imeaus alia Irs, opened te-elay In the
Congress hall of Prluce Hlsinarik's
residence. The session lastetl nn hour anil
IllUe 11 inluutcs. On the proposal of Count
Herbert Hlsmnrek It wns decided thai the
strictest secrecy should govern the delib
erations of the conference.
llellnf Fer Htrlkers.
Cei.uvtni v, April, 'JD. IIwnrd O'Don O'Den
nell, vice president of Iho Algamntetl Iren
mid Steel workers, wns lu town jesterdny
mid te-day, The members of the Pastern
association will distribute weekly $100
among thu men w he nre new en u strlke in
In this place. 'J hey will also distribute
jjn) weekly among tlie striking empleyes
et the Pen n Iren works, l-aiicnstcr.
-
A Pill ecu-." I Inn te hcheslulit.
Ii. C. Wltincr,siipeilntendentortliolm Wltincr,siipeilntendentertliolm Wltincr,siipeilntendentortlielm
tasler street railway, slaitisl this morning
lu inn the tars en thu l'-inliiute schediile
time. Hert-ilter cars will leave Centre
Hepi.ire for Seuth Queen and North Duke
sires ts imd the itark evnry 10 minutes, In
stead iff ev cry 'JO, ns herolerore.
.
Killed Hy il Pallium Wall.
Ai.toeva, April '.2). One iff the walls et
Hluck's theatre, which wus bullied iilietut
two mentliH age, Tell ut neon te-elay nnd
criislusl te ileutii u euiig man named Hit
ler, ngctl 17.
MeAlllstcc .MIlTcel.
WAsiiiMire, April IS. -Mr. Ward Mc
Allislci Is lu this titv. imd states that he
will net ntti nil the centennial ball In New
Yerk te-night, If, Indeed, he returns te that
city liming the progress or Iho celebration.
Hh-htiHiii Kllltsl.
'I he limited evpiuss en the Grand Trunk
railway was wrecked near ll.unllteii, On
tario, en Sunday inernliig. 'Iho cars juuiH.sl
the trae It and ran into u vvatei lank. '1 we
cars weretelcmeMsl nuel took Hie. l'lgh
tis.ii iieisens were kllltsl mid about VM in
jured. 'Iho only liiHly Identitlctl miieug
these who were killed Is that of It. K. Gur-
ney, iff Chicago. 'Ihv ethers were biirnctL
bevend the possibility of Ideutltltntlen.
. . .
A Cut helle C lilllfll Dtsllcalisl.
St. Mnrv's Polish ('.itlielleihuixh, Head
Ing.ntw hit htheiiprulllligaciidcnt ecelli led
during Iho blessing of the walls last Sop Sep
leinlicr, wusd sllealisl wilhiinpie.s.slvoter wilhiinpie.s.slveter wilhiinpie.s.slvoter
eieonliJt en Miida. Arclibisheii Hyan
ami niuuy visiting prieatswere itieeut,
4 - 4-
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SECRET SOCIETY FAIRS,
THE BUFFALOES OPEN THEIIS LI BMEI
)ILLSVTIRDIYEVEM56.
Theso Who llni e Cltnrne of th DlflbtsVMtl
Department--The ttcsult of Ces- M
tests nt the lllite Cem Fair. H
Netvv Ithstandlnii Iho Inclemency of th1
wcather en Saturday evening the fair of '
IU110 Cress commnndery had a large crewa .
nnd the vellngwns spirited. The fotlewlng.j
are the voles cast for tlie cuiicrcni arucie-1
Safety bicycle, Jan. Spettii 7C6, CharM t
nieni .euei. vv. a. ewver iwii erew.-u-
leadlng shotgun, David Smcltz 222,'
Hurry 1'arkn 111' ; beel room suit
Tana.. Anl.it, .-Kill. .tlllllf TllVlOr 4Ul
repenting rllle net nwnrtljd, J. Dlnkellttrj
77. Jehn Hill Hi: Kttiiiacieii timnrci
Win. SeltzlUJ, Win. llcTHngli"; ateve
llxtures net nwarded, Daniel Kekmnn
Miss ltclireva Krrnuer 871: Indies' I
watch, Miss Pinnia Kerperllng 33.J, MlM"
Alice Hmlth W): tnriret rllle, Tlies. hut;
Oil: wicker rn-klnir ehnlr. Mrs. LluM
Urspningltttli hanging Intuit, Philip Ollrat.' J
"171 1 limiirliiir Inmiv .Inlin iTrHiininer Mi 1 i
smoker' outfit. Miss Mnrv ltesh 1121 l.ll
smoking eutlll, Philip Glfnz 71 J; fancy I!
chamber net, M Iss Annle Goetl 074 1 fishing .nj
Im-lrln .1. A. Ileltliuwr "UH. f5(Xirirn UltlMlJ
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'Iho fair will contlnue during this vreck.;
it-ttu mivpiriivui viffn -ta
It Has n SiietOKnil Oitenlni In Hebert
K Itnll. WuliitsTliiv l.vf.iilnir. K
On Saturday evening a fiUrfortheboncfli
or Iho 11. P. Order iff Bullaleei opened la,
lloberts' hall, en l'rlnce utreel, te a larg
nttemlnnce. This society Is composed of
young men or this city who have In &
till! lusiiiiiiiuii iiere ui itnitju ui .!.
'Ihehnll hnsbecn verybcitilirully trimmed
vv III, M.ii.s Imiillnir. Ac., nnd en ene sld
vvnll Is a lnrge bullale head. The table
nre lllletl w Ith things fancy nnd useful'
articles such as ipillts, pillow slinnis, toilet'
sets, lldleB, dells, ilewer Itaskcts, Ac Thcs ,
nre efferee! for sate or will le disposed eC
lu wmie otlier manner. The tables are all1
1.. .1. . r 1...ll.. ..I... nMiVAVUBllimllllA'
ill iuiuu til Wllll-n !!. IVIJ w.....,w.
lit lliose vvnu luver lliu iir nitu uicn fiisv-
ence.
The llrst Is the Huffale table, tn cliarge of
Mrs. Jehn 11. Hlsslnger. who had for her
assistants the following ladles t Mrs. H.'
Allnbach. Mrs. J. Winewer.
tZ I 1.1.A VIh, M Menufililrnn. Mri.
Wllllnm lleuuecke, MissLlr.ie Ktroebl
and Miss Annie St. Clair. '?
The citizens' table has Miss Kate Ruth,
for Its head, unci she is ussUtcd by Miaa)
Frlncrreck, Miss Perrick nnd Miss Lur'
x iij ier. '
Mlssei Gortle nnel Katle Adams have,
eluirge ofthe Plks' table ami their assistants
are Mrs. A. Swlsher, Miss Svvlsher, MrV
Jehn Shread, Mrs. McKveyandMlsa Utcy,
Ciimiulngs. i
The confectionery table Is In charge of
Miss Llzzln Ijtltdls. The ladles who aid
her are i Miss V. Lundls, Miss G. Swcnk-
Mlss Mollle Prank, Miss hnllle Frank, MuV
ucne iwcssciiKep. ,j
The ltebcccns at the well nre Miss Mama
Allabuch, Miss G. Kuutz and Miss 8. Flick.
The llshlng jiend is looked after hy Henry
Wolf, Fetor Alhbnch nnd Charles Wla-
ovver. Jehn H. Hlsslnger had the wheel
fortune en Saturtlav. and ether members
the Uuffmoe- will take turns at it during
the week. . ,
The president or the ladles linvIiiK charge,
iff the fair is Miss Lizzie Allnbach. Th
committee orurrniigenioutn consists of Jehn,!
11. llissmgcr, jesepn iniiicniieier, Jinrrj
Pllck, WIlliaiiiGcnsentlchter, Israel Iteaiu,
K. h Wolf, latwarii parKer ami Aiuen,
lske. hi
The fair will last until May -Ith.and there 1
hiie reason why it should net be a great ;$
success. 3
The design and onler ofthe llks Is three .4
fold, as follews:
Plrst -The ciiltlvutlenanil promotion of J
rratcnml roiling and spirit of hartueny
HIIIOI1K lliu liiuiliwuin. ,j
Second- The assistance of fellow inem-.a
Iters lu Iho hour of sickness or siilicnng or,"
tlinini-ss. . CiH
Tlilnl The relief cf the w Idews and or- (3
pliuns or theso meiiiDers vvue may uie.
. . ..fl. .... I ....... ia.I.u1 no Qii.iili,lnn.
J I.IIIU1 IUI Jllllll .& I iniwi ,. v..'.v.w..-
At the station heuse me mayor iiau aev aev
erat customers. OnoveuiiK man whogel
eiriuiK nnel ruiseu a noise in me r-iKiuu mrut-j
ami nnother, u mero boy, who was vcryjl
drunk, when Olllcer Weav or arrcsted hliuM
woredlsdiarKcsl en pieiulslug le de better.
Hmirv Shelnheltz and Geortre GetziuRer
each get Ien days lu the work house andU
sev era! leducrs w ere illschargce:.
Henrv Themas, a smoky looking darkey
with a large hunch of hair out of the back J
or his heail, caine iterere ine mayor wiwt
treiilittsi ioek aim sum uminu wunuuiici-j
lugrrem neurulgla. He told a longsteryj
of ills slavery days nnel said he was tH
search of work. Wlille he was standing:
linfuru the inn vor Olllcer Stermfeltz thought 3
he ieeegi)leil lilm us a man who Is wanted;!
here. Seme mouths at:e li house near.;
Qunrryvllle was colored In daylight neVa
some nrtlclcs stolen. A coiercei niannn-
svvcrlng Iho description of Themas waj
umm In tcmn llm liiilldim!. but he then'
made his est iie. Werel vv ns sent te Quar-
ryv llle te-day, nnd hoiiie ene from that soe-ej
lien, vvne saw ine iiuei, niiiaraiuiii'w'
take a leek at Themas.
A Siitltleu Death.
rraueis Iuth, a well known resident of 5
the Ninth wanl. died ut his home at MulJ
berry and James streets, en Sunday nlgluyl
niinrii lnntr ItltiekM. Iln hnd a ioed records
as a soldier nnd wus lu the servlee as lengj
If net longer, than nnyman In thisclty.'S
During tlie .Mexican war no was a uuim-
man en lieard the United States inan-ef-'J
warSavaniinh. After that war he was Ial
the servlee for a time, unil ln the war oft
rebellion was en the man-iff-vi ar Vawnefcj
He vv as a brav p soldier and saw plenty
sorvlce. He was net a member or me ur
Armv nnel he drew a small pension.
w as a brother or Peler Huth.the brlclUaye
and was till vears ornce. He leaves sever
(hllilrcn.
lleuth of Jehn lleniiett. T;
Mou.ntJev. April 20. Jehn Heunettdk
enSatiiulav nluht. He wusagetl bJye
mitl well knew u in thu northern eud oft
count v. having been m my ycira cngag
in the cattle business. The funeral w Ul b5
held en Tuesday ulternoen ut 2 p. ui. Ser
v lees in the I.v angelical church.
no is linen Again. t ft
Seme w ecks age David Hrubaker, rcald-,v
ing near New Danville, disappeared rather?
suddenly. 1 le came te tow u and after seUM j
ing ids herse lea for parts unknown. Oa
Kuturday ev cuing he returned te lus heme.;..
IL is believed that he wus nut fur uwaysuH
he was seen In Hurrisburg during his abi'l
benic.
Huse Hull Notes.
The Association games yesterday weMj
At Celumbus: Allilcuee, uoiiiineus,;
kt Trills, st. Trails S. Ciiidnuutl at
KmisusCity: Knnsas City 5, Ixiulsvllle fg
'Iho Philadelphia (limits eiut me neat
..in), mwiiinl the season nt Gloiievbter
tenlaj'. Klniber pltt lied for Reading I
but llvohltsweremniieoii-iiim. mm
w ns 7 te 0, in lav or ei lie lumg,
INDICATION'S.
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