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VOLUME XXV KO. 28d.-EIGHT PAGES.
LANCASTER, PA., SATURDAY, JULY- 20, 1889.
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THE TOURNAMENT ENDS.
BEMIT OP THE SEWIB DIVS TOMESTS BE
TWEEN WHEEL1EX AT THE PARE.
Rain Ptsnvents Many Attending the
Haccs-The Full Proftrninnie Fer tlie
Iny Is Given, Despite tbe Shew er.
Friday was the second Jay of the
blcjtle tournament nl MtOrnnn's park.
The weather was threatening nil daj nnd
for ntline It Mas belle ed that the races
w eitld nut conie efT. The rain held up
pretty well, however, although there was n
Blight sprlnkllug nt timet, nml every event
in the pregramme came off ns advertised.
The track vv ns somevv lint heavier thtin en
the llrst day, but It vv ns by no means in
bad condition. The races w ere first elans
In ev ery resK.tt, and the people vv he saw
them v ern delighted. The audleiue was
net as large as Thursday en account of the
weather. Among the wheelinen preseld,
in addition te theso ofthe first day, wcre
A. U. nidi, the fast rider of New Yerk;
rr.ink M. Dnmpmnli, of Hoiieylnook,
Chester teunty, who rode te Lancaster
from home en his wheel esterdaj, mid
G. Wnllls Mcrrlhew, of Wilmington. Jehn
A. Wells, erl'hlludelphla, filled the post pest post
tien of rfcree in n highly satisrcterj
uiauner.
The rating began promptly at J o'clock
and the llrst contest c.illcd was the h.ilf h.ilf
inile hands off for thice prizes: First,
typewriter; second, exv dlrcd silver ring;
third, bleytle saddle. V. W. Tails, of
Philadelphia ; '. LelUand, Wilmington ;
J. W. Sthocfer, New Yerk and II. F. Mo Me
Danlel, Wilmington, weie. the sturtcrs.
Soen after the pistol had been fired TaxlN
pushed ahead nnd w en w ttlnmt much troit treit troit
ble in 1:35, with Loftland second, nnd
Si hecfer third.
Next canto tlie tw e mlle club handicap.
The entries w ere D. H. Miller, Alvlu Heist,
Jacob F. Uriel anil, JehnS. Musscr, Lan
taster, and Geerge F. Kahler, Millersvillc.
The pries vv ere : Flfbt, geld medal : second,
blcytle suit ; third, fishing red and reel.
Tile progrannne staled that Miller would
start nt the scratch, g! ing Kahler 100 yards,
Heist 130 and the ethers lfcO. Miller refused
te go In tlie race nnd tlie ethers btnrted,
Ki hlit gl Ing the otliers tlie starts as abev e.
Heist and Oriel fought for llrst place ler a
time, but itwasbelici ed that Kahler would
get there, which herdld at tlie mlle and a
half, keeping ahaiu. Thore w as a Hplcudid
rate between Grid and Heist for second
place and the latter was the better at the
close by n length. Musser lelT out at the
end of a mlle. Time, t:J2J.
The one mile ilnb satety was the nc.t
event with the lollewiug prizes: First,
bicycle suit; second, star saddle. D. II.
Mlller, D. R. Hose nnd Edward It. Oriel
started. Hose lerged ahead at the start, but
was passed by Miller at tlie qu irter pole.
They had a pretty race and was clese until
the home strttth was reached. Then, te
the surprlsoef everybody, Oriel who had
been behind a short distance, leek a spurt
and vv cut te the front Willi a rush, staying
there. Hose was second nnd Miller thhd.
'lime, 3.20.
The next event was the three mile club
team race, and it was olio of the best of the
meeting. The prize was a bronze statue.
In the race the position of each ilderls
taken nt the end et each half mlle w hen the
points aie sceieel. Lancaster had a team
entered consisting of Kahler, Heist and
Mlller, but they did net start. The Pcnn
club of Heading was te have put in WIN
helm, KUmermul Messcr, Kilmer was the
only ene te put in an appearance and he
dropped out after going ence mound. The
contest w as betw ten the teams el the War
ren Athletle club of Wilmington, and the
Berkeley AlhUtic ttam of New Yerk. The
former w as composed of Frank M. Damp
man, B, F. MeDaniel nnd Z. Letllaud, and
the latter of A. B. Hlch. J. M. fecheefer and
W. F. Class. The contest was a ery pretty
ene and the men vvore bundled much et
the time. Hidi wasahead the greater iiit
nnd Ills team wen, scoring Ml points te 71
for Wilmington and i! for Heading. Time,
D.15J. Dining the race Class who was going
at a high into of speed, tried te turn out of
the way fiem n deg near the judges' stand,
lie took a header and was thrown heavily
tothegioimd. He was badlj bruised but
resumed the rate quickly amid great ap
plause and was in at the finish.
Thoenc-mllo tandem lace was the tilth
event. The piizes were: First, two
sllvei-hcadcel canes; second, two oxi
dized silvti inatih safes. D. H.
Hose and J. Hudy started ler Lancaster
ami J. W. .Sthoefet nnd W. F. Class for
New Yeik. The Lautastci men woie
ahead ler some time, but near the half they
were very close. New Yerk then went
ahead and wen. MeDaniel and Dampman
started for Wilmington, but vv ithdrew alter
going mound onto. Tiine J.U1J.
The sixth rate was ene of the best and
most cxtitltig of the day. It was the
ene mlle contest for the state thaui thaui
pienship. The prizes were: First,
handsome geld medal ; second, gold geld
headed umbiella ; thlid, exjdued stamp
lie.x. The starters weie Alvlu Heist, and
D. II. Miller, Uiutastei ;(lcoige I'. Kahler,
Millersville j W. I. Wilhelm, Heading ; W.
W. Taxis, I'hiladnlphia; and Jehn .1. Mc
laughlin, Columbia. Heist went oil with
a rush, but was only able te maintain a
had te the Hi st halt-mile. Then Wilhelm
tame te the flout mid he and Taxis had a
beautiful race te the close. They were al
most tegethi i all the way down tlie home
stittth, but the Heading man wen bv a
length Kahler was third. The time was
J &, the best of the met ting.
Ihenext i.ue was a ene mile saftty, con
solation, and the prize was a siler flask.
McDanleJ, et Wilmington, and Allgalcr, of
Heading, wtrc the only stirters. It was
tlose foratlme with Allgalcr in the lead
and his opponent dogging him. On the
home stietth MeDaniel, who seemed te
have been playing with Ills opponent, took
n sudden burst of speed and wen easily.
Time3:lCJ.
Tlie eighth race, a two mile ejk.ii, was
another dandy. The prizes wcre. Fiist,
exj dized silv cr hair brush ; soteiidjbicyclo
shots, third, bicjclu saddle. Theie vvere
a number of geed men in the rate as fol fel fol
eows: h. Wallis Mernlmw, Wilmington;
Samuel Me-sei, Heading, t.torge .M.
(mgg, Wilmington, 11. F. MeDaniel, Wil
mington ; Oeorge 1'. Kahler, Millersv ille ,
W W. Taxis, I'hiladeli.hia. .. Uillland,
Uilmiiigteii; W F. (lass, New 'Serk, A.
H HKIi, New Yerk At the start Kahler
trek tiie lead, but eul.v held it te thothice
iuaiter when Meirihew iclkveil him or
the position , he was seen passed by Taxis
and all were well bum lied ler some ills
taiKe When the tape w as i lesseil for the
third tmie Meinhuw was in the lead and
hu was tlu re jet until after the turn had
bet u passed en the home stittcli. With a
gitat spurt Hlch cmie up ami tmik the rate
by a verv clese tall. Taxis vviu second and
Mernhcw third. Tunc ,:le.
Iho last rate of the day was u one mile
ordinary consolation ler a line hand
saV-hel as a prize. Sam Hit neinaii, of
Lincaer, amL M. Kilmer, of Heading,
stalled, llreueman had grown somewhat
rustj for w ant of practice en the w heel,
bat he show ed up well until en the home
ttrctch when Kilmer pished him easily
and vv en by seme distance. Time, 3:JS.
Although the meeting vv, uetttie finan
itfiAiiAaiit.&iiik1
cial success they should liavn liccn.ew Ing te
postponement nnd bad weather, the
racing was excellent, and the patrons of
the sport were well ratlsned with Iho
efforts of tlie home club te please,
SrqPAPH ACQUrtTED.
J tut be Fursnmn llreiiRlit Team te th
Eyes et tlie Jury.
"Arthur, leek up; you nre an honest
tiinn. Yeu have bcen preell an honest
man. Here bentde your babies leek up
into the sweet light of Heaven and into the
face of man. Ne matter vv hat the verdlit,
you hiv e no cause for shame. I bcllev e it;
I knew it. In the name of my dear Mnkcr,
IbeltMelt."
These were Iho words of Judge Furs
man's peroration in the jlcfense of Mc
(Juade, the accused ex-Hlderinan of New New
Yerk, and they concluded a pit turn of
sullcring and sorrow se tender and se
touching that the heart melted befere It as
wax befere the flame The felon's shame,
the anguish of slate prison, the heartbreak
of the wife, the awful disgrace of little
children had been Iilstheme,nnd his liquid
tougue had poured out a stream of hrcslst hrcslst
able Kitlies. Sobs fillet! the court room.
Jurj1 and spectators wept nnd were net
ashamed.
McQuade, silting In thoterturo chair, bis
prattling nnd tuisusectiiig infant In his
Ian and his vvecnimr wife nnd dnuithtrr nt
his side, had buried his flaming fate in his
hands and vv as crj ing cenvulslv ely. Ev en
the tried attorneys, used allke te oraterj
nnd suffering, paid tearful trlbute te the
sympathy which makes tlie whele world
kind.
After Judge Fursman's speech, District
Attorney lellevvs piosented the people's
sidoef the case. Judge Daniels dcliveied
vv hut w as recognized as an nble and impar
tial thargc. nnd the case went te the fury
for ii tlual determination. It took tliciu
just four minutes te find McQuade net
guiitj-.
TWO YOUXO lTJlESTHIAXs.
Heh Who Walked te llnrt'lslmrK for
Fun niul Wliut They Pnvv.
Henry C. Briibakcr, an Inthlmuknckr
carrier, nnd Garrison MtCaskcj, son of
Capt. McCaskej', tw e bright bej-s of this
titj, staited en a tramp te Hnrrisburg en
Wcdnesdaj-. They lefthoreat 3:15 in the
morning nnd had made ten miles befere
the sun was up. They stepped along the
read and wcre In Hnrrisburg in tiine hours.
They remained lliere nil of Thursdnj- and
yestenlaj' .started le w alk home. Thej'
came by way of Mnrletta en the tow-path
and arrived in Lancaster at nine o'clock
last ev cning.
On their vv ay up the bej s stepped at the
house of Jateb N. Bruuaker, near Mt.
Jej, vv here they w ere entertained. During
thtlrsliert Maj-thereMr. Brubaker showed
them sev oral curiosities. One of these w ns
nn old Sw lss Bible made in 1517. Its di
mensions nre 15xl0inches audit W 0 inches
thick. The covers are of weed and raw
hide with brass tips and are xaruished. It
is printed in fcwiss. The Bible wni pre
sented te Mr. Iliubakei, by David Her Her
sliey In 1671. Mr. Brubaker also has nn
old 21-hour clock, which is supposed te
have been brought from 'Germany It
stands ery high and bears ths dnte 1777.
Seme j'ears age It was sold for one cent
and Mr. Brubaker atlervv ard paid ?J5 for
it.
Tbe young pedestrians found much te
intorest thorn along the tow path, whoie
thore arc jet thousands of legs. The
tan ills rapidly being repaired and will
seen be in geed trim again.
Dr. Ilbitc's Funeral.
The funeral of Dr. A. It. Blair, of Yerk,
a native of Sstrasburg, this ceuntj', took
place in Yerk en Thursday evening. Tite
earv ices at the heuse w ere conducted bj
Rev. H F. Nilcs, D. D., of the First Trcs
bjtcrian clumh; Hev. Ii W. Shields, et
the Moravian church, and Hev. W. II.
Kite, of New Yerk. The religious o.xor e.xor o.xer
cisos at the grave vvore cendutted by Hev.
A. Chilton Powell, of flrace Protestant
Episcopal church, Baltimore, and Hev. Dr.
11. E. Nilcs.
The pall-bearers vvore Drs. W. S. Helaud,
L. M. Lechman, S. J. Heuso, I. C. liable,
M. J. McKinuen, Jacob Kiimeii, Jacob
Hay. B. F Spinglcr and J. B. Knln. The
home of the deceased was filled with
friends, and the floral tributes wcre many
and beautiful. Among theso present were
William Bliir, or High Point, Md.j his
brother-in-law, Colonel Walter fi. Frank
lin, of Baltimore, and Walter M. Frank
lin, of Iini aster.
MVIIT JUSTICE.
Hew n Plucky Pi'ilitler svrvixl Itaseiill.v
Neighbors.
Last Tuesdaj night, a peddler Irem
Montreal arrived in the village or St.
Cuthbert, 10 miles distant from thattlty,
and went te a friend's house. Finding all
the family absent except a l.'i-year-old
daughter, he sent her te a neighbor's house
te get a companion te stay with her until
morning. The neighbor 'icfiised te allow
ene et tlie children te go vv ith her. During
tiie night the gill was aroused by two
masked men, who knocked at thodetu and
demanded her money. Mie went te the
petldler, vv he handed her his oiketbook
te give te the rebbeis. The lattei said this
was net enough, and tliegiil again went te
the peddler. He said he would attend te the
matter himself, and, taking a revolver from
his valise, he we'H te the vv ludew and shot
both robbers dud. The girl ran te Iho
niighbei's heuse and told what had hap
pened, whciriipuii the woman exclaimed
thai "it wusliei husband and son who had
been killed, as tliev- wcie tlie men who in
tended te rob the peddler."
'llie Tuciiianeii Here.
Tlie Tiicqiiau club breke cuup j csterdiiy
iilteiuoen mid tlie members leturnitl te
Lantaslri en the (:!" train hist evening.
Dm lug lliediij' there viascoiisidtrable rain
vvlili h, no doubt, hastcuid the departure of
the i lub from theii favorite rcseit. Tlie
club had considerable ruiny weather and
the muddy w ater stejipetl t licit itu k at bass
lishiug. They have novel Iiad a better
time than this j ear, however.
A miiiiII sti'lkel
This mermug live lied tamers at work
ler llrathbai Brothets, en Willlaiuseu J,
Fester's new building, struck bctause
tliej' were reprimanded for net doing their
work right. Twe of them allerwaid tame
.back, but the ethers sulked. Men were
then taken evor from the trust building
and put en the job.
lid S)Ok(l Twe Diijh.
P. D. Haywood leutrlbutes te the Phila
delphia - two columns and a half
about "Iho Old Philadelphia Bar." Among
tlie interesting matter is tills paragraph :
Judges in theso dajs must have had
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I ii'iiMitii jmiuiii.i-. in .'!) ill niflilll
imM)itance lawjers madoaddressus elglit
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a case where Itc.tli Frazcr, of the Lancaster
bar, addressed a jury lortwedavs. when a
veidht was given ler jll.eO, the pike of
suiidrv pairs or thickens alleged teiiave
, been It'Ionieiislv taken.
1 A Hand IlrerKtuilztsl.
I The old Libert j band was reorganized
1 last ev tiling. It new lias 10 pieces and the
! (ifllceis nre. President, William Itelim:
vice picsident, It. C. Derwait; setrclarj-,
D, K. I)iepp.ml; treasurer, J. W. Deltilch;
leader, .1. W. Deitiich, conductor, Prof.
IH: Hicksecker; tilt-tees, H. WendiU,
Jehn A. Sprcnger, Phares Hauibright.
Te r.neamii at Fphrntii.
Ceinpanj- A, Silver .Springs Hides, of
Plliladclnlila. liave made arranceinents tn
I encamp at Fphratu for a week, beginning
juij.i. iiiej wm 00 unilcr command of
Captain Jehn 8. French, of General E. D.
Baker pest, Grand Army of the Republic.
THE LATE JOHN ANDREW 8AER
HE LEAVES THIS 11 TV TIE LIST TIME TO
VISIT THE fKME.NMU,
A Mere Accurate Account of Ills Career
Than Tlint l'libllshed lly the Nevr
Yerk .leurnnln A Orndunte erYnle.
Mr. W. U. lleusel, ofthe firm of Brown
t lleusel, who bat! been retained ly
Heuben A. liner and C. It. liner te leek
after their interest In their brother's estnte
In New yerk, returned from that cltj- Frl
daj night, where he nnd Mr. C. Hltie liner
bad sjHjnt scv end days of Ihls vv eck en that
business. Beth gentlemen expressed sur sur
prlse that what bad been Kept n private
matter up le Ihls time had found publica
tion in mere or less sensational inauner in
the new spapcrs ofthe lurge titles. In the
mnlu the ucceunt of the life, death mid
estate of the Inte Jehn A. Bacr (ethcrw ise
knew n ns "Leniuer or "Leennrtl Coe'J,
which appeared excluslv el' In the Intki.
U(ii:ctu of Friday evening, lias been
found upeii inquiry te be correct. In seme
reqccts, however, the mttrexlltnii re
porters strained a point te give a sensa
tional llaver te their accounts.
The Inte Jehn Andrew liner was well
known In this city ns a son of the well
known Jehn Bner, deceased, of the Volka
tcunil, book store and "Baer's Almanac"
He vv as a graduate or Yale collcge and had
studied considerably in medicine, and ethor
brandies of scientific knew ledge ; and was
foratlme instructor In a ladles' school In
Philadelphia. He was nevcr n member of
the firm of Jehn Baer's Sens and never had
such dlffcrcnee or disagreement vv ith his
brelhcrs as has been rrjiertcd in Iho New
Yerk newspapers. When here he made his
home vv Ith them and uxm his last Lsit,
1875-1&7H, he hnd rooms at the heuse of his
brother, C. Hlne Bacr, en North Duke
itrcct. He wassomevvhat eccentric In his
habits, reticent in his disposition nndwns
went te enrrj' about with him n number of
little packages, such as were found In great
profusion about his room after his death.
In 1S70 he lcR Lancaster te visit the
centennial, and bis failiire te return for
months oxtited no vv endcr nor apprehen
sion for his safety, ns he w us accustomed
te absent himself for long periods.
Occasionally letters were received lrem
him, but for a number of years his vv here
abouts were utterly unknown. His
brothers did net, hew evor, beliove hlin te
be dead, and thej alvvnjs expected his
return te Lancaster te spend his last dnj's
among the associations of his j'eutli and of
his family.
The first intelligeute of his death canie
from the friend of his later j'ears, Dr. Jehn
A. Haller, te whom he confided In his last
days his name, family relations nnd con
dition eriile.
Fer reasons satUfacterj' te himself he
had about twolve years age taken up his
room and residence at the New England
hotel, a cheap and unpretentious, but en
tirely respectable hotel en the Bowery, in
ene ofthe busiest nnd most central quarters
of the gicat metropolis. He called him
self Dr. Coe, and kept his own counsel.
He liv ed among pcople w he did tlie same,
and as he paid his lodgings with scrupulous
lldelitj' every week, harmed and owed
nobody, w here and w hat be ute nnd vv hore
and hew he spent his tiine affected nobody
and excited no surprlse in a city of a mil
lion souls where scarcely a man's own
right hand knew s vv hat his lcll deeth.
During this period he lived with great
economy. He had the faculty of acquisl
tiv cucss dovelopcd ten remarkable degree.
Kverj' plcce of clothing, box, paper, wrap
per, string, bettlenew spaper or article el
vv hatev cr kind that evor came into ills ios ies ios
sessioii staj-cd lliere; and his meirej he
uirritd about w itli him, noting from month
te mouth of vv hat it consisted and te w lint
il amounted.
When he fell lck he confided te Hnller,
a thnnce acquaintance ofthe hotel, his real
iiame and his money, and executed a vv ill
of w hlch he made him executer. This
man was faithful te Ills trust; he attended
him in his last illness; counted tlie money
of large denomination, amounting te .:i,f.eO,
and deposited It In n trust company; ami
when his friend died hn uetillcil Ids
brothers et ail the latts of the case.
Mr. Ilaerand Mr. Housed have since the
death and funeral made tlin e trips te New
Yerk, and alter frequent consultations and
negotiations with Dr. Haller and Ills
i euiisel, agreed upon a eifecllj' satistnu satistnu
terj' settlement ofthe ustute, nsa result of
w hh h the bulk of tlie fertune vv as lids w cek
transience! te the heirs te it. Tlie amount
of It was about tlie aggregate et Iho
share vvhlth lie received in his father's,
mother's and brother's estates ; and though
fiem time te timote It was slight j' swelled
or decreased by Investments and sjiecula sjiecula
tieus, it was upon the whele maintained
veij" ncaiij- in its Integrity.
I1CH I" IIV A HU.VAWAY.
(jisirwn Lilly Thrown Under n T'eiiin of"
Frightened Horses.
Oeciige Lilly, driver el u stuun team at
Vesta luruate, was budly injuied in a inn
away this morning.
He was treshing tbe railroad track at
Watts station with tlie team when the
horses bcc.iuie trigliteuid and started te
urn.
Lilly was threw u under the hoisesaud
was se badly trampled by them that bis
Injuries are cimsideied v ery seiieus.
The lieises ran te Hcsh's stme in Mu
lietta, vvhciu tlmj' were captured, allci
the Wilsen had been badly broken.
Tlie New Ilellnuil Itallreail.
There is no longer any doubt of Iho com
pletion et the miliead te New Helland.
Thoeiitire $10l,0n) iictcsar for its ton ten ton
struttien has beeiisubs libccl. Tiief Y'iiieh
saj-s: This assures the building of the
read, and that tee without any long delay,
as tlie right of way has alreadj" been se
cured from n lai go proportion el the laud
owners whose properties are irescd, and
bends of Indemnity given te the ethers.
The survey is also completed, Engineer
Slaj make r hav lug bctu at w erk again sev
eral dajs this wiek at the western end,
whciothreo ether routes were survejed,
ilitlering a little from the one previously
reported, as the cemianj" Is iltSlreils te
have the best run te that can besetuicd.
We may leek, theiefeie, lei the work of
grading te btr'in seen,
Helen e Alilermau liner.
Wm. Ilierlui h, tliargcd lij his lather
with drunkenness and disorderly teudittt
and suietj of the peate, was hcaid bv Al Al
dermati B irr lasl ev cuing 1 he fatlipragrecd
te the dismiss.il of the suit uien the paj
ment of tests, and that was the disposition
made el the cases.
Frank Huber, complained against for de
serting ids wife, waived a hearing and en
tcrtd ball for trial at the August teurt.
.
t. tcjiii,iM CTiurcli AiililvcrMtrj.
The llfteciith annlverKiry ofliie organi
zation of St. Steplien's Lutheran tliurth,
.nd the fourteenth anniversary of tlie lay
ing of Hie corner-stone of the church will
hn celebrated te-morrow. There will he
npproprlate exertists morning und even
ing and special iiiusle en lietli occasions.
In additipu te iiiusle bj' the regular thelr
there will be selections lendcrcd bj mem
bers efthe ether cUurcli cheln ofthetlty.
aSakjfeeita. ij
AN INT'KIIVIEW WITH DR. NEVIN.
He Talks About Church nnd Stnte In
Italy.
The New Yerk S7cr has mi Interview
with the Her. Dr. 11. J. Kevin, who wns
recently visiting his old home at CVrnar CVrnar
ven, tlie rcsldence or the Inte Dr. J.
W. Nevln, near this titj-. The AVitriwyttt
Fer tw only years Dr. Nev in has had charge
of a Protestant fleck In the Eternal Cltj-,
where he has seen the pope's temporal
power change, until the question or re
moving the holy see from Heme Is fre
quenlPy discussed, nnd Ilnly itscir. alter
rev olutlen and anarchy, Is again taking Its
place among the nations of the earth ns n
loaceful anil proscreus country. He Is a
all, well-formed man, with keen, dark
eyes, a high, intellectual forehead, nnd a
full beard.
" A niistake has arisen, " be said, by
way of explanation, "In regard te my
vv erk In Heme. I am net a missionary in
the sense or carry Ing en a work or prose prese
lyting. 1 am simply in charge of nil
established Episcopal church there, nnd we
de net ev en hav e uu Italian sen Ice. The
congregation is niacin up of English
and American jieeple, tourists and
residents of Heme, and our congrega
tion Is always a large one. The
only work we nre doing outside the
regular church work In our hospital, We
took ever ii niimK'r of trained nurses from
Bellev no hospital or this city, from Eng
land and seme rrem France. '1 hey worn
much needed and have dene a great deal or
geed. We have rcctuitlj' purfhaked n v Ilia
and HttecT it up as a hospital, and that Is lu
it prospeious condition. Our nurses go nil
ever Italy, and it peculiar fact Is that the
American nurses are the most successml
mid skillful, as a class, el nil w e hav e."
" Dr. Nev in, de en leek for u transfer of
the holy soe te seme ether iKiliit than
Heme?''
"I de net. The pexi will uev or leave
Heme until he enu llnd seme place vv hem
heis assured or greater temporal power
than he has there. In the preseld xlltlcal
condition or Europe, I dei iH sce vv here he
can find suth u place. If he gees into
France, he must conform te the law s, ns he
would in America. In Italy he has greater
lowers than that. Inslde the Vatican be is
absolute. An Itnllnn pelk ennui ehire net
cress the threshold, even wcre h lu pur
suit et nn escaping murderer. The pepe
has that much of temporal power lcll, and
he Is tee great a diplomat te give that up.
Then the College of Cardinals w euld never
consent te n rcmev al. The collcge Is Italian.
That is, the Italian cardinals nre In the
ascendency and will maintain their held.
There is no t bance or any ether than an
Italian being a successor te Iho pope. I
saw somew here a mention In a new Hpnpcr
or the iKjssllillltv- or an American suctot. suctet. suctot.
ser te the iKipe. It is the v eriest nonsense.
An American cardinal has no political In
fluence, nnd would be met with the com
bined opposition or the Italian members
of the college, if net or Iho ethers. Year
niter year sees church nnd stnte grew fur
thei apart In all countries. It is the ton ten
dencj' or tlie times, and tlie tenqMiral
pevv er or the pepe hns gene with the gen
eral disassoclatlen of political and re
ligious Institutions. In the telebiatleu
et the uiomerj' or Giordano Brune
seme weeks age, the pope saw the
f;reatest blew te the jiower or the church lu
its time. Twenty thousand students aluiie
took part in that testimonial te Iho memory
ofeno regarded as nn enemy nnd heretic by
the church. In that celebration the pope
realized the end of the tompeial power i f
the church lu Italy. But vv here can he go 7
In the collcge the German cardinals am
unalterably opposed te the French, hh aie
the Spaniards te the Austrian. Yet
through all this the Italian cardinals nre a
unit. T hey held the balance of new ci and
rule the collcge. Were the holy hce re
moved they might net held the asccn
datiej'. It Is sale te say that the jKipe w 111
net leav e Heme, and that his successor vv ill
be from among the Italian catdinals.
"The tendency of Italy at proseut," Dr.
Nev in continued, "is toward prosperity
mid stability, I de net anticipate
any change in the government
during Humbert's tiine, mid should
changes ceme they w HI be forward rather
than backward. Humbert Is regarded
bj this peeple vv itli confide nee. He is giv
ing a conservative, peaceful and hon
est reign. Italian finances are the best
indication of this. Her credit lrem being
almost gonesteadilj'has ceme up until tier
bends sell nt pai, and her institutions are
all in a falily piosperous condition with n
brighter outlook rer the future."
SEXATOK.VfEHMAN'S FUNKKAL.
Theso Who Conducted the services nml
ii List el l'lill-llonrei'H.
The luneral of Senater Joint M. Stehiuau
took place this afternoon liein Ids risl
demo at Hohrcrstewii, and it was one of
the largest ever seen In that sec thin of the
ceuntj'. At neon straugeis began arriving
In the village, and by two o'clock the main
nticct of tlie village and the cross-reads
leading te the village were lull or vehicles.
The remains or the senator weie exposed
te view fiem early this morning nnd hun
dreds of his ucighheis and friends leek a
last leek at the features of the man they
delighted te honor.
Religious services wcre held at the heuse
at 1:J0 o'clock and wme concluded bj'
Rev. Eli Heishey. At J:30 o'clock the
remains vvore taktu te tlie Bethel
church, w here serv ices w ere conducted bj'
Kovs. E. II. !.eng, Hetteiistclu and Jehn
Bitibakcr. Tills tliurth was tee small te
accommodate the large c revvd and services
were also held in the Lutheran and Ho He Ho
leimcsl thin tli m urbj.Theseserv.ces were
cendutted bj Revs. Stein and lAwerj
At the conclusion et the exciclses, Iho
biHlj1 vv as v lew ed bj' iiiuuy vv he had arrlv ed
tee late te sce it at the house, and when
all had seen it tlie luneral tortege pro
ceeded te the ltoliierslewn cemcteiy
w here Interment w as made.
Tlje carriers were Win. Jenes, Jehn
Bew en, Jehn Hall, Jeseph Feuse, Adum
Lieseaud Henry Nowiemer.
kThe pill-bearers wcre Jehn It. Bltner, J.
Hay Blown, Gtorge K. Hted, Congress
man Brosius, Jehn D. Skills, ljwis S.
llartiu in, Jehn I Haitmau, Andrew M.
Frant, Lancaster; Representative W. S.
Smith, Ceney; Dr. E. ). Ljte, .Millersville;
Senater A. II. M villi, Seualei Jehn I.
Rejbiirn, Philadelphia; P. J. Moure, el
the Windser hotel, Philadelphia ; Senater
Jehn Grady, Philadelphia; Scnalei A.I).
Harlan, ( luster, and Dr. P. J. Iletbutk,
Lltit.
A haiiHe In the Internal llmcnue Oltlcci.
Mr. J. 11. B. Wagner, who Ter ever lour
jtarsliasse acceptably filled the otllte of
cashier at theliiteiual leveiitie olllce in this
city, lias resigned that Hisllieu in order te
give his excluslv e attention te Important
business Interests. Mr. Piene Lusher, a
leimcr deputy lu tlie elllte under Collec
tors MatGonlgle and Hensul, and new teller
in thoCeutstogii National bank, bus hteu
appointed by Collector liensel te lilt the
vacancy mused lij' Mr. Wagnet's resigna
tion ; and the change will take tilts ten
August 1st. Mi. Waguer has bctu a faith
ful and jMipular ellicial and few men could
be leuud te suixtccl him se satlsfai terllj
as Mr. I.t slier.
T hat StHte Fall' Moi'tcnge.
Secretary D. W. Seller, ofthe State Agri
cultural bis kty, saj s that the fcJo.Oe1) mort
gage eutirtd against the secictv- In Phlia
tlelphi.i en Friday was jurt of fcvi.oue
piemlsed the sexlttj bj' the Reading Rail
road leinpauy when Gevvcn was president,
but was allerwards repudiated bj the re
ceiver. Subsequcntlj' the rocefver gave
tlie secretary SJ5,000 en a live jears
liiertgagc, vvliith could net be pild liccause
tlie fair was net a sutess. Mr. Seller
s.ijs tlie exhibition of the statu fair will net
be abandoned.
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Ilurke'M hhew.
Burke's (In us ami trained animal show
pitched their tents In McOrauii's park this
morning, wlicie tliey are giving an exhi
bition this alteruoen and will have another
te-night. The trained horses vv Itii a band
piccediug thtin were led through the
streets, this foieuooii.
.a MUaWBsJwUiliVfeaajaVaa
NOT FEARING ARREST.
(HAxnex m Lim?i m his trqwd miw
IN EW IIRK (ITV.
The IUKser te Ge te Ilosten-Mltcholl
Iti Caundn te F.scnpe n Detcctlxu
Whom He Ill-Trcntccl.
Nkvv Yeiik, JiiIj SW. Jehn L. Sullivan
slept Inte Ihls inernltig, nnd a miscella
neous host of callers were turned awaj'
from the Vanderbllt hotel, where the
champion Is at present stepping vv lib his
brother Mike. Ills mero than likely that
the partj- will start seme time te-day for
Bosten. A big crowd began le form ns
earljas7 o'clock this morning about the
cutranee te Iho olllce of the Jllimliatctl
A'eii'ft lu hope of catching a gllmpse of the
slugger. Chnrlle Jehnsen said this morn
ing that he did net think the stake money
new In Al. fridge's bauds would be called
for until nlter Sullivan returned from the
Hub. "We hnve plenly of money, " he
said, " and are In no burrj. "
The Sullivan partj de net fiwr or unlltl
pate arrest nnd are taking no precaulletis.
The latest reliable new s concerning Chnrlej'
Mllchell is that he Is lu Canada vv lib Peny
Moero vv ailing for a chain e te slip awaj
for geed from nv cnger Nefrls, Iho Missis
sippi deteetlv e, w horn he ouch red.
HelltvMii (Joes Around Laucaster.
Among the passengers en the Chicago
Limited of the Pennsylvania railroad,
vv hlch passed east mound Ibis city j'estei
daj' afternoon, was Jehn L. Sullivan, the
thampleu prire lighter, who was with two
friends. Had the peeple of this city known
Ihls uu doubt hundreds or (hem would
have been out standing along the ralliead
track en Metlevern's rami awaiting le
catch a glimpse or the great slugger. Jehn
anlved In New Yerk iierfeitly sober, mid
wns seen surieutidcel bj hundieds of
friends. He says that the stories about his
drinking nre lies, mid he Is new going te
trj' nml miike inoiiej. He w ill v llt Bosten
le see Ills parents te-day.
THE WAYNE Hl'ATTON WRECK.
Thirteen Cnrn GIT the Track A Columbia
llrnkcmnn Injured.
The wreck at Wayne station, en the
Pennsylvania railroad, vvliith was luen luen
tlenccl jesterdaj lu the Inti'.m.uihm'i.u,
wns te a Philadelphia and Columbia
tin oil gh freight, which left the former
place at 11:30 in the morning. Thir
teen coal cars were demolished, tlie
track was tern up for a d I stance of about
100 yards nnd Imllle en the read was
stepped for several hours. The train was
going at the rate of nearly SO miles an hour
vv hen the accldcnletcilriad, and the engine
and liv e cars breke loeso from the w recked
train and ran te St. David's station, about a
mlle below Waj no, befere they could I e
brought te a standstill, The catise ofthe
accident teuld net be ascertained, but the
point where it occurred Is considered one
of the w erst along the line or the read, E.
E. Hcrshej', a brakemnti who lives in
Columbia, wns injured. He Jumped en a.
car w lieu he saw the ether cars ah end or
him about being wrecked, und wns tluevvn
down nn embankment. When picked up
he wns In nn unconscious condition, but
his Injuries are net thought te be or a so se so
liens nature.
The east-bound track vv ns repaired bo be
tween 1 and 2 o'clock this alteruoen, and,
lu the imsiiitlme, passengers en cast and
vv est bound trains w ere required te walk
around Iho wreck te take the cars. All
trains were late reaching Lancaster fiem
the east yesterday after Ien o'clec k.
The west-hound passenger and the east
bound freight trucks woie cleared al 8
o'clock te-night, when work was stepped
bj' the heavy rnln. One workman was
slightly injuied by being struck by a
bieken coupling. The less bj Iho wreck
will be quite heavy.
iiern en enjc track.
An Kxperlmcnt That Hns llceu Fre
quently Triad, but AIwhh railed.
Theie was almost a very serious in cldent
yesterday afternoon en the Ml. Jey branch
et the Pennsylvania railroad, which is a
single track. Lineaster Accommodation
leav es here dully for Hnrrisburg at S1:W) und
Philadelphia Accommodation, eastward,
reaches here at 'A:V rrem llarrlshurg. They
usually pass at Mt. Jey. The western
bound trains wcre late jestcrday nnd by
seme mistake the two above named met en
the same track, between Iniitllsvllle and
Dillerville. The western bound train had
Just hu ung around u curve when the two
engineers saw what w'as wicuig. They
qulcklyupplled tlin all brakes and reversed
the engines.
Beth werostepiHsl, but It was only with
in a short distance el each ether. The pco pce pco
peo in both trains woie Jerked about bj- the
sudden stepping, but w hen they round
what tlie cause of it all was and the narrow
escajsj they had made rrem ii terrible
death thore was great excitement. Men
rrem both Indus Jumped out ujieu the
trai k and treweled about the engines. The
II reman or ene el' the trains Junicei rrem
his engine te save his lire, but that was net
nee essary, as the coolness or the engineers
saved all.
DeulheraiiOlcl Beat Builder.
Frem tliu Hurrlsljur Patriot, July a).
Mr. William J. Realty, an old and highly
lespeetcd resident or .Seuth Hairlsbuig,
died en Widnesduy ev tiling, in Ids hTilh
jear. He was bem in New Yerk ilj',
but in tarlj' manhood came te tlilscity,and
wustligaged as a beat builder with Till A
.Main, whose establishment was en Mul
berry street, just cast el Peuusjlvaiila
canal. Sttbscquc ntly he carries I en the
S.UUO business al .Marietta, Lauuister
ceuntj'. lu 1H71 he returned te Hnrrisburg,
and has resided hciuevtr since. He leaves
a family or six e hildrcn. T he luneral set
v ii es w ill be held at his late residence, Ne.
710 Race street, this evening, and tlie
remains will be interred at Marietta to
morrow. A siiimhsI lame aster Mull shot.
A telegram lotelvod by Chlefef Police
Smelt from Tew nv Ille, near Tltusvllle,
Pa., siys that James MeCuen, or Lineas
ter, was shot at thai pi, u e last night. The
chief us jet bus been unable te Hud out
any erseii lij' that name who resided in
Ijnraslei. Hit and an l.M Ll.i.Kit.NC i;u re
porter v islted u number of persons, vv hose
names w ere ueHrl j' like the ene in the dis
patch, but could net learn anj thing eon een
teruiiig the man. Tlie telegram te the
elder Is treui a doc ter and the man islikclj'
dead or dying.
Luse ITxml.
William Wilsen, 1'atrlik Chtriy and
Jehn Cherrj', charged with disorderly
conduct at the Ptnnsj lvanl.i railroad tta
tien, have paid the tests befere Aldci man
MtCoiiemj, who dismissed the case.
WntermoleiiH lIct-emliiK l'ltnty.
Watermelons are new beceming pleutj'
and the stock Is very geed. All (he
huekstoref this city aie receiving liberal
supplies and tlie pric es range from 'M te 50
cents.
Iv view of mcli nn exodus
Te c-e tlie ble Punch HUuw,
1 1 really clecc v ex a tuts
Te be tee peel te se.
-fiem ths WsapMall.
ftaidal.t.-iV SjlaggatafaaU VHalajJii&n
fivj: hoi h in a runaway.
One efThNii Seriously Injured by uin
Head Striking the Cressing.
There w ns a runaway In the east end of
the city late en Friday afternoon, In which
ene boy was seriously Injured and four
ethors mnde narrow escapes. Jehn Holers
wns driving the team of Godfrey Sulers
and lu Iho wngen with him wcre Lewis
i.ngle, son or Frederick Engle, Win. Do De
uialra, Jehn Slniklns nnd Fred Huters.
The horse In sw itc hlng his (all knocked the
lines out ofthe hands of Jehn Muter, be
came scared all he ellert soft he boy te re ro re
cever the lines and ran avvnj-. At Middle
and Freiburg street Lew is Engle was
Jostled out of the wagon and fell en the
crossing, Ids bead striking heavily en the
stone. When picked up be was uncon
scious. He was carried Inte a heuse in the
neighborhood and a physician summoned.
He was pronounced te be serleuslj' Injured
nnd was removed te his father's home, en
Seuth Queen street. He remained uncon
scious the greater pnit ofthe night, but to
day heis much Improved,
Wm. Demalra jumped from Iho wagon
nnd escnipcd with a few slight bruises.
Jehn Sitters Tell out or the wagon, but
was net Hoileuslj' Injured.
I 'red Suters has a lump en bis bend
te-day, the result of his fall from the
wagon.
Jehn Slmpklus, tlie smallest Ikvj or the
crowd, remained In the wagon and made
no effort te net out. He fared the host.
The herse stepiH'd when he reached the
stable en lAKHist nllej'.
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Hummer leisure.
The annual Sunday school nml jmrlsh
picliie of St. Joint's Freo church will be
held at Pcnryn Park en Thursday, thu'J.'ith
lust. It will be a union picnic, lu which
the .Sunday schools or St. FiiuI'h ihurch,
Columbia, St. Paul's, Mauhelm, nnd prob
ably Ml, Hepe, will pnrtlcliute. Thej'
vv III be Joined nt Mauhelm by Iho Manhelui
cm net baud, who w 111 add te Iho pleasures
uf Iho clav- with their cheerful music-. The
children erst. Jehn's Sunday school will
be furnished vv ith tickets Tree, Iho distri
bution te be made nt the Sunday school lo le lo
metrow. Probably the largest excursion or tlie
season will be Hint run under the auspices
or the I. O. O. F., le Mt. Gretna, en Thurs
daj', August 1st, A year age this organi
zation had ihe largest excursion that left
ljineaster during that season, but overy every
Ihtug wns w ell iininageel und the excursion
was u gicat success. Among (he attrac
tions boekeel for tills year's excursion are
the sheeting tournament for Iho champion
ship of the county, dancing, beating, bicy
cle rates, bnse bull nnd croquet.
The East Petersburg Union Kiliidaj'
school Is holding a plinlu nl the ITH It r.
Hjirlng grounds te-ilny.
Miss Bertlia Meshcr, of Bosten, Is in
low u v isltlug Miss Hose Stchman, of West
Walnut street.
Mis. llorshej', wife of Alderman Hor Her Hor
hliej', Miss Elizabeth llorshej', and Mrs.
S.dlj' Saiiman, the last named of Philadel
phia, liave gene te Greenville, Ohie, en n
visit, and they will also visit point h in In
diana. A. M, Hlade, or Iho A m Id it, leaves this
evening en u ten dnj's' trip through (he
Fast.
Mrs. W. P. Brlukuiau and daughter,
Henrietta, and Miss Elizabeth Ellmaker
leav e te-morrow for TIieiihiiiuI Isles, Mon
treal, Quebec, and the While Mountains,
Lecal llase Halt Nete.
The Ironclad dub of Hits tlty went te
Columbia, jesterday, nml defeated the
high school team or that town by 8 te 1.
Stark and Norbetk were the battery for
Iho Lancnstct boys and Clark nml Fry for
Columbia.
The Columbia' ilnb Is playing a game
with Iho Attlvcs, of laineaster, te-day, en
Iho Ironsides ground.
The Pittsburg team has signed Sew den,
late a pitcher for Bosten.
The games played yesterday insulted :
Chltagc) KI, Bosten, tl; IlidlanaHjlls tl,
New Yerk H (eioven innings)! Woicestor
IS!, Wllkeslarre:i; Jersey ('lly U, llarlferd
:l; Newark I, New Haven, It; Yerk !',
Norwalk H; llarrlshurg -I, GerhauiH.
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A Mlulslur SiirprUed.
About slxty-llve inemburs ofthe Western
M. E. chinch surprised their pastor, Rev.
E. W. Burkn last night, It being his
twontj'-seventh birthday. Tlmy all met nt
the church and prececsled te the rcslelent'e
or A. 11. Trusts, at Ne. Ill North Charlette
street, where tlie minister beards. The
Germaiila quart! He, consisting of Will unci
Abraham Adams, Charles Naiiman, lal.
Parker and Geerge Anne rendered seme
excellent music, und relieshmeuls, which
hud been brought bj' the Orewd, were
served. II was u great surprlse le Iho
pastor.
Heath of Mrs. Hurry L. .Martin.
Mrs. Harry I.. Martin died at her hus
band's residence, Wilmington, Delaware1,
en Friday night, agtsl SIS j ears. Shu has
been In 111 health for some lime, being af
flicted with a pulmonary complaint. De
ceased was the daughter of the late Wil Wil
eon Hamilton und sister el T'hes. Hamil
ton, or the I.n. i I'l.l.uii'M mi. Her lemaitis
will be brought te this city en Monday
alteruoen fei interment.
A " Ituciiiiut ' en Iho " Ceiurt. "
A gushing j'eutli lu tenuis costume h' r r
petratesthe fellow lug Joke en his fair com
panion, who waseti the winning side In
the last game and Is resting, while (aklng
an Ice :
Mr. Blue und White: Miss Cream and
lliewii, de you knew' whj' England lias
the faverite ietl this sumiiiei T
Miss Cream and Brown : Ne, why Is it T
Mr. lSlue and White : Bctause there Is
se mile li Tennjs-en.
All About a He.
Frank Ihcllms been prose uieil bolero
Alilermau Hidlmih by Jehn MtCuid ler
having threatened te de him bodily harm.
Ibel give lull for trial at the August court.
These men hud a row ulsnit a de a lew
evenings uge. Wliile they wcie lighting
Polite man Steimlelt. appvansl en the
scene, arrested both men, and the mayor
iiiuile them pay the costs. Ibel will enter
u e ress suit against Me Cord he as te be en
even footing with liliu In teurt.
Heavy (.ulns l'er Heme llule.
Ail election was held en Friday in the
llast division of Marylcbone te lilt the
Puillamtutary suit made vacant bv the
resignation eflird Charles Horesferd. Mr.
Bouiiieis, the Conservative candidate, re
ceived S!,,'i7U v etes against S.',Ob for Geerge
Levlseil lievver, tue iiiaiisveiiiuu i.iiiuui.iie.
In the last election Lord Charles isjlhxl
1,101 votes and Piofessor lleeslj, Heme
Ruler, l,i10.
AkhIii DiHjIaresThat He N the Ripper.
IfX)y, Julj SW. Tlie iiame ofthe man
who w as arrested en suspicion of being the
W'hltcchapcl murderer and who subso subse
qutntly confessed that be was guilty Is
William Breelie, He was arraigned betore
the i)licei iiiagistrate tills morning. He
stated te tlie magistrate that tlin confession
madebj' him te the police was true. He
was remanded for a week.
Nidghber Hurley (ilveli Oftlee.
W.vsitiNtneN, Julj 'JO. The president
has decided upon the appointment of Mad Mad
ieon M. lluilej-, of New Albany, Ind., le
be third auditor of treaburj, vlce Cel.
Williams, reuigued. Mr. Hurley wa3for wa3fer
mcrly pctuuster at Jv'evv lhauy.
nN IMPORTANT INVENIIOl
MUTE METAL, IT IS CLAIMII, CAR
ROLLER MTfl ANT SHAPK REMIEI..
The ProcesAteIto Applied te the Ma
iHt'ttire of Tin, Iren and !.
j.ne i-nicniH ncuisM.
&?
Chicaiie, July S. A firm In thiai
ougnged in the inanufaelureeftln cansi
Jniianned ware, has iintniited an Invcnth
which coiiietont Judges My will rnvelai
tlenlie the tin and steel Industries.
patents have been secured in the Icsdlnf '
countries ofthe world. S
It Is In brief a process by which melts
metal may be rolled into any desired sliaptk
thus saving nil Intermediate processes, li
wns invented erlglnnlly te roll mew
solder Inte thin plates ; but the proem I
pronounced bj- experts te le equally af
pllcnble te Iren nnd steel In its arle
forms of plates, structural Iren and rails. '
It is bolleved that the cost of inanuf
luring steel rails can be reduced te the i
tent of (10 tier ten, and Hint thin Iren rh
for tinning can lie ninde much below
cost of production of tin plates In Wabj.1
thus making a new ludastry In this ceiite-
"' . . ??;
'ilie inoiieii niciai is imsseel neivre
rollers, which Is chilled as It passes, ti
rollers belng kept cool by a stream
wnlni l1,l..li luiMum. HiMitK.1. tiinn. 4..
ether advantage Is that Iren and steel J
relleil will be much mero even and clc
in to.xlure than that made by prea
methods, being froe front air-holes, wlttc
result from Intermediate nroccsses. K c
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Six IlumlrccI ijtliererH strlks.
Wkst Hui'Miieii, Wis., July s. ,
gcueral strike was Inaugurated vestal
among the laborers and evor six bundi
are out. Thaj' deinaud an Increase fri
l.W) per day te (1.75. They islted the
Paul nud Pacllle coal decks where feurt
men were w erklng at the 40 cent an
rate under police protection. Tliey
powered the nollce and routed the
The strlke has an ugly leek, as the men
iloleruilned and contractors equally me.
ij
The St. Paul nnd Pacific ft Nerthvvesl
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fuel company refuse te meet thocenoaaV
slens made by the Iehlgh ceinpatiy te
heavers of W) cents an hour. They cl
they can hire men at 40 cents and pi
te de he. One of the leaders haa
arrested. A cempHiiy of stale militia
been ordered le the accne of trouble,
1'arnnll In Kcetlnnd.
EniNnuiieiii, July 'JO. The freedem
the city was conferred upon Mr. Pai
te-day. In reply te the address accemta;
Ing the presentation Mr. Parnell said
the Irish iieeple would actstiil
trlbute ns another proof of the heart Hum;
of their legltliiiateasplratlena for freedi
ReferriiiK te tlie special commission
pointed te investigate the 2me chai
against tlie Paniellltes.Mr. Pamellsald
II he had known It would block any
qulry lute tbe ITgett conspiracy, he wi
nover have entered the ewurt.
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Must Aiisvtec for Murder. X
Warsaw, Ind., July IS). The autheritia
of this county hav e taken Inte custody Mr
Murthn Dunks, charged with murder, i
her husband, Daniel, as accessory.
recently tiecatne a crank en the eubject
religion and It is said compelled his wife (
strangle thelr 15-inonths-eld child aai
sac rl lice, claiming the Almighty
premised te resurrect tbe e hlld en theUtlr
day. when Dauks was arrested ha
been carrying the Infant in disarms
(we clays.
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Mluem te lie Kvlctea. v,.
Si'Iii.nci Vai...kv, III., July s. TfcM
Illinois nre le be evicted. The Hnrin
Vulley Cenl ceniiny hits ilnished serviaara
eviction notices en all the Idle miners thall
are living in their houses. About It
families, or MX) persons, will be thrown i
of heuse nud home In a few days. Til
hav e no place te go. It Is quite likely thatS
many ofthe miners will resist and trout
w ill result. The sheriff and jmisse will (
the evicting.
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A M VMtitrleua lllMsasa. '?
ClxclN.VATl, Julj' SW. A Portstneutl
Ohie, dlsimtch says that at Harden aa
Otwny, villages net far from I'ortsuieutau 1
the S.UH0 pcs'iillar dlsease whit It nearly da i
tMjpulatcd theso places last suiiiiner
returned. A lady is said te have died a)J
two hours uner bring stricken, r.x-maye
Freeman Is reM)rted lu a dying conditie
Physicians have been unable te check
disease or te ugroe upon Its causa. It iatfl
nu nflettleu of tbe bowels, and tuanyl
think the c-ause Is te be found In drinklU0.
w ater taken from w ells. )(.
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Kui'tluiliakcm III Tellilsx.
Mkmi'IUs, July sal. Slight shocks
earthiiunke were felt last evenlntrln tk
tiij' Him in. coviiigieii, leim. ,f tj
Stelo Jewelry Valued nt li,000. &;
Lv.n.n. Mass., July SSI. Burglars la
mgiil uniereci ii,.i.iiecineu sjuwciry Hcink
... . .i .,,,.. i -i ...i...
breke open the sate nun carried en aise
worth or lewelrv. Hi
Will Net Accept.
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Washi.noien, July 'JO. Cel. Jehn
Nltholsen. of Plilladcliilila, who waa;
tfiidered the isisltieii as civilian expert
member or Iho beard te publish the re-ySj
hellion roterds, has notified titcn'ry't
Piocler that he cannot accept the place.
OfT Fer lleer Park. ;iI
W.VSHIMITOV, July . The president
and Mrs. Harrison lcll Washington thisJS
arteriioeu for Deer Park, Mil.
llulblehcin'H l'estmualer. 1
WAsHiNiiru.v, July 'JO.-The piesident
te-day apisilnttsl Owen A. Luckeiibach,'3
isistinaster at Iklhieiiein, ia., ice . r. m
Herman, removed.
IUUVIt:il't UH't -waa
Cnicvde, July a). Jaiiies Sykcs, dealer it
-......! ,. ...a ..mt Miiiitniwtul. l
III grain and seecu, was couvitieci in ii
..ri...l.,.l ...uirt this niiiriiiiicr of issulu
ir.M.lnleMl uiirehoitse reteilits Ulld -'
tenesslte two j ears In the penitentiary. s
This was ins inirti criau
,1 I... l...wlt,. I'll.. Ullll..tlll..'-
Iimies, July'JO. TheJurj' In tlie caseS
of Mr. William O'Brien ugnlust Lend Halla- j
imrj', ler iiumagcs ler siauuer, ie-uy im-
turned a v erdict In Tuv orer Ixird Salisburyrii
Cotten Warehouses Burn. fc
Livi.uioei., July SM. Several celtpul
.i i.Al.imunu alttl.ltml 111! Him PreSO IHJ
r:n,nlf slrw tk. were dostreved bvtiretet;
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liaj'. less, ?jw,wv.
V lH.iiiffli llebbtsl.
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c........ ... . is. ImIi-'YI Buralara
breke lute tlie postetllcohero last night anau
robbed the safe or scv oral hundred della
in .ash and stamiw. ?$
serii-kiiii nv l'arnlyidii. v;l
Sr. I'KTfcnsmiiiii, July !. Oraud Da
C'eiistaiitlne, uncle ei uinitr, ""
u ntreke of iaraljsis. no iuw ie
jhjw er w ejw.'v-... k-
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