Evening Gazette

              / ■- • _-r—-■ ~4 tttttrsdaY, Jli - 'J-* II  TWO CENTS. Tnanb»iiVMk. Weakly 1800 PITTSTO LY 31, 1884 A democratic rally. HENDRICKS NOTIFIED. * district. It would be the ltepaiisibJlity of representing tlie whole country obligation would be to the judgment or the whole country, and that vote when thus cast should lie in obedience to the ju*t expectations and require; uienUi of the people of the United States. Jt might be, gentlemen, that upon ahotber 00- casiou great responsibility would attach to this office. It might occur that under clri-uiiik!uih»» of wome difficulty—1 don't think it will Iih next election—but it may occur under circumstances of soma difficulty, the pr*sidCmt of the senate will have to take his part In the counting of the electoral vote, and allow me to say that duty is not to be iJiw:litiri;od in obedience to any set of men or to any party, but in obedience to a higher authority. (Applause.) Gentlemen, yC*i liuve referred to the fact that. 1 am honored l»y this nomination in a very special degree, i ucccpt the suggestion that in this candidacy I will represent the right of the |*M»ple to choose own i tiler*. That right that ii aftove nil, that lie* Unieath all; for if  l«Hiplu ar« diMiimi the right to choose their own officer? according to their own judgment., what shall become of tho rights of the |NMDple at aII? What shall become of tree government if the people select not thoir officers f I low shall they control the laws, their administration and their execution? 80 that in suggesting that in this candidacy I represent that right of the |**ople, as you have suggested, a great honor has devolved upon me by the oonlidence of theconveution. As aoon as it may be convenient and possible to do so I will address you more formally in re«|M«*t to the letter you have given ma. I thank you. gentlemen. (Applause.) CHOLERA AGAIN INCREASING. THE NEWS OF THE DAT. A MANIAC'S- CRIME. Called to FrMek. Tho Epidemic Aasunilii; Jtlanalo# Ha Poo lids nn Old Man to Death— We feel called upon to preach » fsw gospel facts —facte that fcnewMg. IBs want everybody to enjoy all that is pnnWlftf* this world. We want all thoee who aA M faring from rheumatism, neuralgia, and aS aches, sprains and pains to know  Eclectric Oil Is an unfailing and splendid ears. A Brilliant Gathering Present on the .MTTS9 Tho New ToA OJty Democracy Op» Dlnenalona at niurtelllea. Paris, July 30.—There were thirty death! from cholera at Marseilles yesterday, showing an increase in the .pldsmfaL whiob haa been on the decrease for • fair OAT* past. The deputies fron* Marsaills*, wha have I Det:n remaining at homft oa accounts the C1 L-tres* prevailing fchsrd, have been summoned to Paris to take part tn the debate on the revision of the oonstttntfon, which haa been declared urgenti """" Tho disease has inado fls appearand in sevoral villages which had previously *D«en exempt. Owing to popular prejudice It In positively dangerous for the doctors to walk a km* in the suburbs of Marseille at ntjrht. One instance in reported of « doctor who, while visiting a woman who had iwon seized with the cholera, was assaulted by her son, who drew a revolver and compelled him U» leave the houDe. Several other doctors have also been assaulted. An lavnniT* HtrrUgs 8osn. In a Reading, July 81.—A terrible murder took place in th. new hospital of the county almshouse yesterday morning. One apartment was occupied by three men, John Flowers, aged 50, an Irlshmau, an inmate for 7 months; Thomas South, egnd 70, an Englishman, an inmate for three yuan, and another old old man. Two of thein were considered in their right minds and worked daily on the farm, but Flowers was out of his mind at times. This morning he arose stealthily, seized a small heavy bcnch from the floor and with cat-like tread approached South'* bed. The peaceable and well-liked old man was sleeping soundly. Flowers then quickly pounded the old man to death, beating his hoad almost to a jelly. The murder was before the third man In tho room, asleep in a bed near by, was a wakened. TTio alarm was given and Flowers seemed and locked in an iron call. Than he liegan raving, and said that the old man had kilhid some one, said that the Lord Jeans had instructed him (Flowers) to murder the old man In the manner in which he did. A coroner's jury severely censured the state hoard of charities for not authorising the transfer of feeble-minded persons to tlie insane department of the county hospital. It appears there are a numb ir of IMODlo occupying ribonis among the azCi;l poor' and sane, who are in daily danger of their livss. Flowers escaped from the poor-house a-f.w days ago, and when found secreted in the woods said he was waiting for a basket to be lowered from heaven to take bim up. ' Who la Responsible* Notable Occasion. th. Campaign. Bay State Village. Hr. Iltkirlck*' Reply to the *"1 ■ Ur DcDnm Ilia Uullee of Rperehea lif Oo», Walltri of f»nnee* tlciil; Col. Hooker, of Jtlie.lsalppl, and Olliera— Fualon In W»«l Vir- Negro Outlaws Attack on m Town* A Coarreeeman Attempts Suicide. Brutal Murder of a Veteran. % a Cbtef vf Police fchoi. tue Vlce-Preal4.nl—The .1 wo candidate* to nm 1«*day. ilr»a — gtnla on the Mate Ticket. The Homeliest Xan In flltilns As well as the handsomest, and other* are Invited to call on J. K. Fleisming, druggist, and get free a trial bottle of Kemp's for throat and Langs, a remedy that is selling entirely upon its merits, and is guaranteed to cure and relieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and Consumption. - Price CO cents and $1. X 0jD SAfiATuua, N. Y.. July Sl.---T«De uommlttee appointed liy the Chicago convontion to notify tfov Hendricks of bis nomination for tlie vice-presidency arrived bare yesterday. N*w Yorh, July 81.—Chickerin;; hall was crowded to ila utmost capacity lust evening, tlie occasion being the Clevuland and H«n-dricks ratillration meeting, held under the auspices of tlie County Democracy. The entire rear nail of the stage was occupied by all allegorical painting, with portraits of Cleveland and Hendricks. Oh either sidea were paintings "Goddess of Liberty" and»"Coraineroo ami Agriculture." Seated on trie platform were inuny wellknown Democrats of this city and vicinity. H(m. Frank 1L Coudert presided, and in n brief sketch said that he folt or lain that I hey jvould elect the ticket that they haCl assembled to ratiTy. The names of Clcvuland anil Hendricks were received with great np|iluuvDand cheering. The Hepublicati party, lie claimed, had been fully ri'paid for its twenty-foui years of sorvice with power and wealth. Brooyfielp, Mass., July 81.—Something over a year ago Frederick A. Gowden, of Cambridge, met and fell m love with Miss Oertrude Moray, also of Cambridge. His love was returned, and one year ago an en- of inurriage was made, but owing io Mr. Cowdan'a ill health the marriage was Iiom time to time postponed. In the mean Mm* Miss Morey lemoved to the village. Mr. Oowden gradually ran into consumption, and *ai ly tids month came here to try the country air and lie near his lova Until recently lis had strong hopes of recovery. The committee mat at noon, and was In IMAion nearly an hour. Messrs. Vilas, lluuker, Walter and Btootlon were iippointnd a (nib-runiiiiitlw lniiWHrtain tlnv. Hendricks' pleitiiiire m to the time of iiotfllratioii. They r«*|n-i iei.l Chat Si nVlock would suit his conva nieniii, mill i hut lime was Used ' A nwiliillmi was passed extending thanks and uiiii|ilimeuts to Wiiliuin K. Vila* and N M Hull loi the "dignified uud elllcient iiiHIinui in «liicb they have porfm mud their iwk.I1 v. dntii-s as chairman and Hwretnry of Hih imiiuiilttMi " The coriiiuitleii thon adjoin I,ell The epideinio is spreading in Italy. There were four cases reported at Sessa yesterday. The number of deaths reported at Toulon were twenty-three. Monday morning he liegan to sink and could not rise from his tied. Tie was seized wit h an uncontrollable longing to he married, and finally tlie marriage was agreed upon, and.Mist Moray and a clergyman were summoned. The ceremony was performed, the res|Donses of the dying \inn being hardly auChble. As s«nm us it was* ended he liegan to sink rapidly, and in three hours died, Iteing cotw-iou* only a moment or two after the ceremony wax completed. Tho bride is completely prostrated. A party of residents of Newfoundland, traveling through Spain, have been subjected to «*vtDn days'quarantine at Madrid on account of the supposed frequoncy of coin mimical ion between France and Newfoundland. # *- *4KlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tin- Itii km parlor of tbeUrund Union, where lh» notitlciitloii wus to lake place, kdi well II Iwi lit a o'clock. Tlw lady gunst* In suniluitf toilets iMi*ii|iiMl Uio settem iiml louiigcs. A wim i trda of chairs lind lioon placed for (lie In the centra of the room IkHhk ('•« went' wait Ample space eras left, fin the speakers ami the governor. It wm a iii'h-Ii more picturesque sown* tliuu was witnessed at the executive mansion Very few ■■tendinis of lite national committee were present. On*. Waller, of Connecticut, was "Me this morning. I.lit left by Hi* 1 o'clock « fti Go*. Waller, of Connecticut, was re ceived with louil applause. Ha nald that be had tlio pleasure of meeting ami greeting nt Albany the Democratic candidate for the presidency, and after notifying him of bis nomination "we served htm a notire that in formed him that he would probably bave to move in April next. (Applause.) And if there was anyone in Albany that was not in favor of Cleveland we did not see him." The speaker, In alluding to the national convention, said the platform as adopted was consistent with the party that Issued Ik It recognizes the special claim that pooplo must be given every opportunity to make an honest living, and to enable them to give tlieir children a chance of obtaining a bolter education ilinn they had; themselves. It also declares that It. Is the true policy of the governmau* to take no more taxes nut of the pocket* of the people than is absolutely necessary to pay the expenses of running the government- The Republicans, he tald, hare to day no hope of winning the contest with their own votes, end lliu remnant of the party that is left them is nut big enough for a guard. Tliey expect to wdn l»yil division of the Democratic party in this city and state. But It is a well-known fact that the person who attempts to upset the affairs of a respeotably family generally gets worsted. The speaker then went on to say that the claim that the lupublicaa party h the friend of the working classes is false, l.ook at the states of Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode Island where it has bad power and control for years, and where no man can vote unless he owns the piles of a rngK (Cheers.) All over tlie country, continued tha »|waU»r, irsUs .are anxious for a change of governmefRT t* cause they believe that a change once in twenty-live years in a republican government is a good thing. It enables the newcomer to look at the books. (Applause.) The victory of the coming election depends upon New York. Twenty mild cases of cholera, none of which has yet terminated fatally, are reported from St. Petersburg and Clwirkott. Tlie Franco-Chinese W*r cloud, N'tro Outlaw* Alfaftk ■ Town, At the close of Mr. Hendricks' reply there m long continued applause. [jONDON. July pi.—A despatch from Fo» Chow to Thu Times states that great tanslon an 1 excitement prevail lu thut city unions both foreigner* and Chinese Tb« French men-of-war lying off the port. are under steam, and are (beared for notion. A high authority In Poo-Chow, however, declares that pcuce will certainly be maintained. FOUR PEOPLE MANGLED. Paiisonh, Kan., July 31.—Navusota, the negro who a-suulted a Missouri Pacific enfdhnmr at tiis Helraont house last fall with a limor, nearly severing his howl from his ■diouldera. and escaped to In llan Territory, came up from that rendrsvons of desperadoes Monday night accompanied by two lesser light* in crime, and undertook the capture of the town. They began by firing into the air, and whan this officers approached they opened Are upon tbero. A Iuttl* ensued in whloh one of the negroes was shot in the leg and captured. Navaeota ' tnd the other escape} in the darkness, but at daybreak one of thein was captured. Navaaota Is (till at liberty, but he will probably lie caught, as the mayor gave Orders to capture htm dead or Uv«l R*rUH Curlosfty Cannes Terrible I'hc T*vo csiiilldslni in ItTent To»I»ay. KiiirDrlaic and Lou of Lift. Uoiiaptcimus among the large concourse of speutators was Hon. David Davis and his wife. John Kelly was In the hotel, but did not |»artict|iat« in the ceremony. 'Mr. Hon'Iricks, accompanied by Mia. Hondrlcks, canm into the parlor shortly after it o'clock. They were greeted with clapping of hands After a brief pause Hon. William K. Vilas stepped forward ami addressed t lie governor, Mr. Vilas was In Ills usual ehspieut mood ead impressed the audience with his grace of oratory. After alluding to lhC object of the i-ojiiniilfow's visit* he said: SaUATOO a, July HI.—Mr. Hendricks s«id last that, ho would leave here this morning for Albany to call upon Oov. Cleveland. Cincinnati, July 81.—At the entertainment given at the Highland house Tuesday night it waa noticed that a number of the skyrocket* discharged failed to explode. Yesterday morning Charley TJpmeler, seven years old, the son of a laborer living on Oregon street, while In company with Phillip Hill, 10 years old, found the head of a Ave pound rocket They took it to the younger Mys home, where they tried to open It but bailed. Mrs. Upmeier, with her daughter Ida, 12 years old, inquired what they were doing, and strove to aid them. With aii ax she struck the rocket and a loud explosion followed. Neighbors who nahei in found Mrs. Upmeier and bar daughter suffering terrible agony from wounds from which they cannot poaaibly recover. Her son's legs were torn by the exploded rocket, and he was suffering great pain, but it is thought he may survive. FhUijr Hill waa. also wounded, but will recover. "Are you acquainted with the governor!1" tie » us asked. Pa Ilia, July 31. —Prime ilnii*Uir Kerry i(»ve audience to-day to Fong Puo. tile Chinese minister, who requested an extension of the time for China tCi reply to France's claim beyond tlir present limit August I M. Kerry refused to aucade to this request Advioes from Shainghai state that M. PatanoM is pressing tne viceroy of Nankin tn obtain from Pekln n conllrmutlou of hjktIu i commercial rights to Frnnee with tlie south ern provinces. The French minister offers to withdraw tlie indemnity chiiius if *he privileges of Fruin-e are extended. "I have never seen Gov. Cleveland." he replied "We meet to-morrow for the llrst time." "Who will aC*xDmpaiiy youf' •H will go alone and will probably return in the evening." ZTTMe powder never vanes. A marvel of parity D etrentth end wholennrneriem. More roonomioal than the ordinary kino*, and caanot be aotdia i competition with the multitude ef low teet. saotl weight, alum or phosphate | owders. Bold la cans. Royal Baking Powder Co., Iff Wei Street.. II. T. , "How long do you expect to remain In Saratoga!" "Kir, though Indiana's favored citizen* may enjoy with just pride a peculiar honor in t|i« distinguished servicits you have reudrred your party, your state and the nation, and may feci a peculiar attachment for the endearing qualities of your heart and mind, be assuied that the Demoorscy of the iiatlim |wrticipate* in that sense of honor and af f.n:tlouate regard In hardly a less degree. T4ay witnessed your long and honorable career, sometimes in the faithful porforin•nce of Mgh public trusts, sohietiines nobly contending as a soldier In the ranks for the principles of constitutional liberty; but always with Arm devotion and unswerving H'tellty to the Interests and rights of tha poo ple; and now tliay confidently expect of your patriotism to yield all professional wislies and undertake (.lie I at Kirs of their candidate, as on their port the people can s ouroly repose upon tha rips ex|ierieiica of year /ears aad wisdom to most saflsfactorlly meat all the rssponsibllities of the lilgfc offloa to which you will he called, tha «on*sa»ton (sit, as the Aatlon will approve, that it waa serving the spirit of the constitution when It designated for a vice-prealdent a citizen worthy snd iiunpetent to execute the highest functions of the chief magistrate. It is an special desire of tha Democracy, sir, to ssa veil inveatad with this particular dignity, because thay know, as now all tho world knoos, that onue you were given title to it hy the people and wrougfully denied Its fMMseeston by the success of machinations, of fraud and conspiracy, ami the vindication of exact justice will be most complete whan yoa shall be re-elected now, that you rtay be triumphantly inaugurated to four rightful chaft- of offlra . This sentiment has given discretion to tlie |wrsonal consideration and admiration of the Democracy so abundantly manifested in the recent convention, and will stir throb In tlio hearts of all good men. In finishing tha grateful nQIco which the partial favor of these gentlemen, my distinguished asso elates, lias assigned me, peruiitusoneand all lo oxprasa the highest esteem and regard. In s mors enduring execution of its duty the romplitUa have prepared and personally •igned a written communication, which the lecrytary will now read." MR. VII.AM* ADDRKSS "1 think it. likely that I will visit Ulock Island: bow soon 1 do not know." A Congraasman Attenpte Suicide. WA«njfOTON, July 8L—William Wirt CulbertsoB, Republican member of congress from tlie Ninth district Of Kentucky, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, at the National hotel, attempted to commit suicide by shoot- Jig. fle fired two shots from a pistol, both, f which toolreffeot in the book of the head, loither has been extracted, and it Is feared the wounds will prove fatal. Mr. Culbertsoti returned to this city last week, since which time his friends have noticed that he acted strangely at times. No motfve is assigned for the act Mr. Culbertaon is the owner of the Ashland Iron furnace in Kentucky, and has the reputation of being wall off. This la his first term in aongrass. Mr. Hendricks was wall pleased with tho speech of (Jov. Cleveland to the notification committee. He says that it was a splendid effort and that it will bave a good effeel throughout the country. Sffptlsn Question Com promised* London, July 31.—'The German Austrian, and Italian delegates to the Egyptian conference will fupport a compromise on tbe Egyptian question. The terms of tbe compromise «ra tfaaHtreduotlon of one half |ier cent In the interest on the Ugyrtiou debt shall be mad* If tbe revenue derived from the land tax does not reach the Btlgnierus estimates. M. Waddington, tlte .French ambassador, made final refers Wee tbe convention of the French terms. HARRY HILLMAN ACADEMY Many of the members of the notification committee have left for their homes. A few remain here, while others left for New York Inst night to attend the Manhattan Club reception. Only one or two of the committee succeeded In seeing Mr. Kelly, and he was rather uncommunicative to them. Mr. Kelly keeps himself secluded and his mouth shut as far as Tammany Hall's action on tha national ticket is concerned. He did not even look in at the proceedings yesterday afternoon when (iov. Hendricks wus notified of his nomination, but remained hi his room. It is considered that Gov. Hendricks and Mr. Kelly hail another chat yesterday. There was some talk last night aliout tha failure of Gen. Hancock to be present ut tlie Heudricks gathering at the Grand Unlou. It is said that he was not notified of the hour of the assembling of the notification committee. FORMERLY WIIKES-BWRE ACADEMY. Cm*RLOTTXS VILLB, Va., July 8L—Jamas Fry, a white man, was killed in self-defame yesterday in Albemarle county by John Holland, colored. There had been ill feeling between the men for some time, growing out of the attachment of Holland for a colored nurse of Fry'*. On yesterday he was forbidden, as he bad been frequently before by Fry, to enter. Rolland pushed forward and, iiuistiag on forcing Ua way Into the house, was shot twiae by Fry, th* first bail striking him one left near the foot, and the last in the head. The wounds did not cauae Rolland to fall, but seemek to enrage him. He sprang to a heavy Ullet of wood, which be aeiaed, and after he ran Fry around the house he struck him on the back of the head with the wood, felling him to the ground. Fry soon afterwand died, and there was at one* an outcry of murder, aad the aeighbors pushed to lynch Rolland. Before they reached him, however, ha had bean arrested and hurried to jafl here. Jnatldable Heasltlle. PRINCIPALS H.&QBEKN. A.B. EDWIN L. SCOTT. A. *. « IprWp of Cunusiadt yesterday i party of Tansian visitors, conversing together, expressed pleasure on account of tbe indignity shown the German flag at the Motel Continental in Paris a short time ago. A German who overheard them resented the remarks, and a quarrel ensued, in the course ot which thu Jertii/ui was killed by a swordstjek in the-j hands of one of the Frenohmaa. Fine new memorial building reedy for oooapanoy in the fall. Eight experienced aad pasf maneat teachers. Txif Masters of Arts, gmdap(A atea in high standing of reputable eoUegaa. Shoaling a Chief of Police. La Crossc, Wis., July »L— An attempt was made to assassinate Frank Hatch, chief or police, at 1 o'clock yesterday morning. While ha was returning home at the hour named an unknown man fired three shots. Tbe first struck one of the ribs just below the right nipple aud passed around, lodging near the liack bone. The second shot went through the left arm and tbe third missed him. The assailant threw the revolver over a fence and fled. Hatch is dying. There is Intense excltqpent in the city and the whole population is on the street* or engaged in hunting tbe murderer. NINE GRADUATES LAST YEAR. Gen. Charles E. Hooker, of Mississippi, took I he floor and In a brief speech said that I he people of tHh aouth would stand by tlie Democracy ill Its support of tha gTW|t principles of oawtitntioiial laws ot right and justice, and thay would support the Democratic candidates because they were Democrats, notwithstanding their poverty. Graduates admitted into Harvard, Tale,Maap4 too, Lafayette, Lehigh, Amherst and other colleges. ' CARSEY'S PLATFORM. St. PirtRSBCRo. July St.—A priest at Witepsk yesterday led a mob to an attack on the houses of Jews In that place. The military dispersed tbe mob and mails several arrests. Tlie priest esca|ied. A Priest Hesdlag a Bet. —THE— -ti u Mgr. Keogb Baya Caraay Isn't AathO' rlaed !• Speak Tor tho Labor Party. H*W Youk, July 81.—John W. Keogli yesterday sat In his shoe store and road a press dispatch giving tha platform purporting to have been adopts)! In Chicago by the National Labor party. Mr. Keogh is cor responding secretary of the executive committee or the parti The platform waa signsn by William A. A. Carney, as secretary of the National Labor party, and J. Wait, as chairman, It lnoorssd tha course of Gwovar Cleveland, ■■ accomplishing reforms demanded by the working-men, but declared that-the party would man no nominations, bnt leave the worklngmen free to Gen. Hooker's remarks were listsned to with marked attention, and ory retiring he was loudly applauded. BEST PREPARAT0RY«8H00^ WW 1VM CoL John R. Fellows, in a speech in wliioh be predicted the election of Cleveland and Hendricks, wss loudly applauded. Thtrty-«ix death* have occurred at PletkotI from the Siberian plague. Death of Heya! rfcelpa. New York. July 8L—This well-known dtiieaand merchant died yesterday at 14:80 A. n, at No. HI B#it Sixteenth street, at the ace of 15 yean. HI* thorough acquaintance with the history awl growth of New York had made hie name'sa a standard authority in local affair*. Ha was barn at Sempronius, N. Y., the son of a Presbyterian divine, who came of a New England family. Mr, Koya' Phelps' mercantile experience was aoqviree • in the West Indies. Afterward he settled Is Venezuela, where ha married Thence he returned to New York in 181fif, and formed a partnership with the Arm at Haiti and, Courier 8c Co. Two years later he became a member of the New Chamber of Commerce, of which body ha was elected rice president in Hay, 1855, and was annually re-elected to that office until 1883. In politics Mr. Phelps was a Democrat IN THIS PAST or THE STATE. Reported Captflt. ef Barber. Cairo, July'sL—The Mudlr, of Uuqwdk. telegraphs that reports hare reached tHBT city to the efteot that Geu. Gordon I) as captured Barber. The Mydir says be haa sent an official to £ebbali to ascertain the truth of the reports. New York, July SI.—The long talked-of and often-poatponed prise-fight between Dempssy and FulIJamos was decided ySaturday morning at a secluded spot C& Coney Island. The struggle waa all one-sided, and in twenty-two rounds, lasting forty minutes, Dempaey got first blood, first knock-down and the light This won for his back an, it is alleged, thousands of dollars. Dempaey Whips Fulljames. THREE courses or STUDY. The chairman of the meeting announced that in Septambar the County Democracy would give a grand parade and mass meeting. Tultloe, |S0, |80 and ttyOayear, il mill Alaaa The bs*t board Id pri»at» families, Mailer tuptrvition. C■■■.- Resolutions we/e read and adopted approving tha platform of the National convention, especially the plonk* recommending the protection of labor and decrying Cli inese labor; oommendlng the nomination of 0 rover Cleveland, his uncompromising honesty an/ resolute devotion to the rights and Interest of the entitling him to tbe support ot iwj voter, of* whatever party, who desires purity and efficiency In the public service; that the remarks of Gov. Clave land in accepting the nomination illustrate tbe sincere and practical charaotor ot tbe man and happily presents the great  reform and an honest administration; that in the selection of Thomas A. Hendricks for the vice presidency is presented for support an able statesman and honest Democrat, by whose election tbe American people can redress that condemnation of the great fraud of 1878, now universally admitted, and which remains to this day a national disgrace; and tbat without comidering-the past record of James G. Blaine, condemning the intimation in his letter of acceptafrcfc that it may lDecorae necessary to .prohibit' tbe admission of Irish and Germans fhto this country by legislation like that which coir* gross has adopted in relation to the Chinese. •i [ISill i:, 1 Tuition and Board, (400 a rear. . TT;., tw . iMJjw .jJwrt Corning, N. Y., July 81.—.Edward Porry, of HodgoKville, Stcubun county, left his bouse on Friday to be absent a few hours on business Ho Old not return, and no traeo of him could be found. On Monday some boys were chasing a pet rabbit in Kathbou.ville, and It took refuge under a barn. The upon- ■n Time to Save Hie Life. Address, uhooso for themselves. A Veteran's |hovkln| Harder. Datton, O., July 81.—A brutal murder occurred at the Soldiers' home yesterday morning. Two inmates, Frits Brockmeir and Johu Dolan, got t« quarreling over a pass, when the former knocked Dolan down, whereat bo procured a knife ami* throat it In brockineir's neck, making a fearful wound and reusing death in a few minutes. EDWIN L. 8COTT, Principal, "Those two men," said Mr. Keogb, ''ought to build monuments of brass for themselves. They are not workman, and have no authority to represent and labor organization. The fact is the National Labor party issued a call for o convention in Chicago on July 80. but learning that neither Gov. Cleveland's nor Butler's letters of acceptance would be ready then, tho executive committee adjourned tbe oon ventleh until September 1" WUkM-Barre.lv S .ii w'T one of the boys crawled la after it.- tng through which It passed was so lurj fcPatrons In PitMon-MiaM. 0. L MMM),* M. W. Morris, Andrew Biyden, Oeocpi DwMa, . John Jordan, Joseph Hllnmsn, Frank P, top, a D. L*ooe, Joseph Hill. Any C* -"jr*r"t meawCU answer inquiries about Ma* Mr. Vilas was frequently Interrupted by spplsme. At the conclusion of his speech Ur. N. M. Ilell read th» address of the noti- Icatloo, which, wi|li the exception or some illusions to the "great, fraud'' CDr I Wis, was in III balance tha 'same as that pw nteil to Gov. Cleveland. The ollicial nolMention was then handed to Gov. Hw«Clridis aandsome black Russia leather CJOV. Hendricks, on rising, was received with a searty round of applau.se. lie spoke as follows: u gone but a few feet when he came to an obstruction, and discovered that it waC the tiody of a man. The boy hastily withdrew, and some men workine near were informed of his discovery. The barn floor was taken up over tho spot where the body lay and the man removed. He was alive, and recognized as the missing Edward Perry, although -he was wanted almost to a skeleton. He wis insane, and had doubtless been under the barn for at least three days without water Or* food. His mind has not yet been restored sufficiently to enable him to give any explanation of how he came to he in this strapge position, from which he was so fortunately resorted in time to save his life. PlULADiU.PHXAj'July SlC—David Borquin, a vnll-known dim of OamdsM. H. 1, committed suicide yastirday morning by blowing his bead off with a double-barreled, hroaoil-loading gun. He was temporarily insane from some nervous affection witli which be had been suffering ftrtome time. I»MHl rw«slr»lT» Skata. •'What effect will thj platform put forth st Chicago havcl" Fobt Smith, Ark,, Jul/ 81.—A shooting affray occurred at a dance at Deep Fork, Creek station, in which Sam Haines and another Indian were mortally wounded by John Tiger, alio a Creek Indian. Haines and Bonie llclntoah were endeavoring to settle an old feud, when Tiger come upon the scene drunk, and after a few words began recklessly firing into the crowd, shooting Hainee in the hsad and shooting off hit nose. Another shot took effect !■ the head of Bam Suchle, a bystander, who died. After the shooting Tiger precipitately fled, leaving his hat and coat behind, and escaped unhurt, although about twenty-five shots were fired at him. At last accounts he was (till at large. Carton's Patent Gas-tight Hot "Not a particle upon any laboring man. As far n* Carsey is coucera«d, it will result in hid prompt expulsion from the party." Air Furnace. "How about Ben Butler and tbe presi lency I" V ' »...»*«». ■ ■ W.rt nnilM* "We have grown somewhat impatient about the general's delay in preparing his letter of acceptance. Lost Friday Chairman Rooney called on Mr. Butler in Boston to learn whether he was going to run for president on our ticket Gen. Butler assured Mr:1 Rooney that he was a candidate, and bail accepted in good faith the Anti-Monopoly and Labor nominations, and declared that be would prepare and publish his formal letter of acceptance just as soon as his professional engagements would permit He permitted the inference to be drawn tlint lie nils waiting to see what Mr. Cleveland would say in his letter before preparing his own." roMrjMtn Dcctapa. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Committee: I cannot realize tbat a man should tver stand in the presence of a committee representing a more august body of men Mian that which you represent In the lun{Age of another, "The convention was arge In nnmbers, august, in culture and m'rintic in sentiments," and may 1 not add to that, that because of the power und the gvnatness and the virtues of tbe party which it represented, it was Itself la every resjiect t vary grant convention I (Applause.) Tha lelegataa came from all the states and terri- I r »s And 1 believe, too, from the District of Columbia. (Applause.) They mme clothed with authority to express | idfment and opinion upon all those question* which are not aettled by constitutional law. For the pnrpose of passing upon those H»»tluns and selecting a ticket for the people that convention assembled. Tbey decided upon the principles that they would ulnjiti as a platfomi. They selected the ?andiJate* that they would propose to tlio party for their support, and tbut convention's work .was theirs. 1 have not reached the' j* riod when it is proper for me to conll.ler the strength and force of the statements made platform. It Is enough for me to knew that it comes ut your hands from addressed to my isitriotie devotion to tbe Deaaooratio  (Applaus*) I appreciate tbe bonor Mat ii done m I need not qssUoa that, huPnt the umatinfk t|Mt a •omgit the honor from you mid from Dh conveiittoa. I feel that the duttoMMMb retpohdMiMlf Ot the oflico I know that sometimes it is understood that this particular office, that ot vice-president, doe* net involve much responsibility, and a* a general thing that is so. Rut sometimes It femes to represent very great re*pon*ibllities and it may be so in the near futerr, lor at tbij Slav the senate of tfch United States stands almost equally divided hslmn* t,li* two great parties end it may be tbnt thoee two great parties shall so exactly differ that tha Ticatpmident of the United States (hall have to decide upon questions of law by the exercise a( the casting vote, i ii puisnes ) Tha responsibility would then bpaatpi v%rr great. It would not then be thp NapooiMttV o* repreaentlng a state or MR nKNDBICKS' MITT. * Litti.* Rock, Ark,, July SL—R. W. Macbeth, proprietor of a grocery at'Beebe, and a canning establishment at Judsonia in this state, left secretly on Monday uight, after veiling out hit business in botli placet and took the proceeds with him. He owet about $0,000 chiefly in Little Rock. Fusion In West Virginia. Parkkhsburq, W. Vsl. July 81.—Immediately following tho adjournment of ths ratification meeting uight a large number of prominent Republican* caucused. Tho quostion of fusion was discussed for three hours. Many warm speeches were made, aud at 2 o'clock yesterday morntrtj;, by a decided majority, it was decided to fuse with the majority. A Costly Raker'* H»orn« of Oranges* Wappinokr Rat*t*r, N. Y., July SI.—A resident of this village has just discovered that oranges are sometimes expensive. In May latt John J Doan, the stage driver between here and Poughkesi»sie, purchased from 3; L. Velhado of the latter place two 1»otps ot .oranges Cor Crook. On opening the boxes' it Was found that thfrteen#eio bad. As Melhado would them or refund their value, claiming that till goods were sold unconditionally, Doan 'sued Melhado to recover twenty-six cehts, their alleged value. C(hu case trame up fw*» days ago for trial liefnrs a justice of the peace, but owing to some irregularity in the papei*s and disagreement between counsel and court, It was withdrawn. Mr. Doan has already spent $20.80 on the case, but feels satisfied that ha will win in the end, and vows that he will tight It out. Just at present it is hard to Mtipiate the ultimate cost of tho baker's dozen 01 oranges. • D. t yf t 1 TWO Disabled ft team Yachts, ' }DnoviDENpE, R. I., July 81.—The steam yacht Ibis, of the Eastern Yacht club,whtch ran on a rock at Hen and Chickens yesterday, broke her shaft. She proceeded under •ailjand was picked up by the fishing steamer Oeorge W. Humphrey and towed to Newtport The Imperial was also toWed in. Shutting Up Sliops. Biddbfobd, Me., July 81.—The York manufacturing company, at Saco, will ihut down their cotton mills to-night * LewistOn, Me., July 81.—Two mill* of the Lewiston corporation are to shut down until Sept 1 on account of over-production. They employ 800 hands. The state con vention met at 11 A. M. The Hon. Geo. F. Evans, of Berkeley oounty was made chairman. Plexlco Scourged by Yellew fever. Washington, July 31.—The secretary of war received yesterday morning a telegram from A. H. Stebbins, Tombstone, Aricona, stating that yellow fever is spreading rapidly in Senora, Mexico, and asking whether rigid quarantine oannot be established at once at Nogales, on the border. The secretary of war roferred the letter to the secre tary of the' treasury, and the referred it to tluD surgeon general ot the—Marine hospital service. Surgeon General Hamiltou state* that he appointed a quarantine at Nogales on the 1st of July, and that be will at one* telegraph him to exercise great vigilance. CONDENSED NEWS. Pittsburo, July 81.—The Westinghouse Air Brake company have notified 215 of their employes that their servloes will not be required longer than next Saturday. The wholesale discharge is attributed to dullness in trade. For governor, Edwin Maxwell, of Harrison county, the Greenback candidate, and and James L. McLain, of Putnam, were named. Tbe ballot resulted: Maxwell, 84B McLain, 03; scattering, 25. Tho announcement created great enthnsiatm. Norton & Wells, of Wheeling, W. Va., have mads an assignment; assets, $25,000. . / TO TUB PEOPLE OF • PttfSton and Vicinttf* hi vAufOn ; . We have the moot (profUto tlm qC fnrnacea in our ware-room* th«t Job .. ovor bee9,*ho|rn in apy houaeintfxii Stpte, comprising ore* twetUytmtc and atjJee. Having made »CgptrMfc , with the Carton Furnace Co. for the general agency of theae goods lor Pennsylvania and New Janej wo are prepared to give such price* the goods that will do away with any outside competition. Nicholas Fortuna was on* of the sailors reported killed by lightning on the ship Ceylon off Limes, Del. The state ticket 09 completed 1* as follows: Governor, Edwin Maxwell, Greenbacker and Republican; audtter, J. H. Burt. Greenbacker and Labor; treasurer, Spenoer Sturm, Greenbacker; state superintendent of free schools, W. H. Kendall, Greenbacker; attorney-general, John A. Hutching: liepublican ; judges of the supreme court, W. H. fl. Flick and 4- H. Brown, both Republicans; presidential elector* at large, John H. Frew and W. H. Cooper, Republicans. Between two and three thon— ud dollars will be the ooat of repairing th# Loch Garry, of the Qreely relief expedition. Fifteen additional death* of Texaa fevtvr among a shipment of cattle from Kanas city to lttafcattM, Ka., are reported. Paul Bteveus, wed 57 yean, of Waahin£(oii, D. (X, died at Camden, lie., yeaterday morning, of aorftenlQg of «h»Dr*jn. W. J. Rati kin * Son, wholesale grocer., jf Augusta, Kt., hare made an aasigment, with liabtlitlee (90,000, and assets unknown. PkllsitlfhU's Maw ArskMshOf, Philadklphia, July 81.—This Oathnlln Standard has received a cable dispatch from Rome saying that the brief informing Archbishop Ryan of his translation from St. of The Standard, said that the prelate will probably receive his rescript by Monday, and start for Philadelphia few days later. Meanwhile the arrangements for the street procession in hodorof the new archbishop are beiug perfected. Hr I.aughllt" I/oeee ibf Belt. Boston, July; SI.—Thirteen hundred pe» pie were preseut at the Union Athletic Club ground? l.ist evening to witnoas the wrestling rmttoli IwtwoeH -Cdl. flL 1)1. McLaughlin, »f Detroit, and H, M. Dufur, of Marltmrn, Mu.«.. for JAM) bolt, or the world, w6n by SfoLaughlln fn 1S70. The conditions wire collar ami elIm»w, beat two hi tliree fall*, to afiniah if all night. Ooorge Kelly, of The JDoaton Globe, acted a* rfeferco. Dufur won the first fall by an outside lock in SBK minutes; twenty minutes rest was taken. Then after twenty minutes more Of preliminary feeling Dufur threw McLaujblin oil all four*, nud at onoeclalme-l that tlie latter hail broken lii.-i bold. ' The rldtmu'WMa allowed, and/ Boferus.■ Kelly awarded the fall an.1 bout to Dufur.k FOREIGN NOTES. The envoys ot King John of Abyssinia have started for l»ndou. The platform deals wholly with state matten. |te arraignment of the supreme court and the state officials i* ssvere in tho extreme. It denounos* the attempt of the supreme court to muxxle the preet and to .place a double taxation on the people. The ticket is regarded as strong. A fire occurred in the Hospitnl of San Giacomo. Two unoccupied rooms, which hade lioen prepared for cholera pafienta, were destroyed. ' , A duel is on the tapis between M. Clemenceau, tbe well-known Republican member of tbe French chamber of deputies, aud Deputy Arena. The trouble arose from a political dispute. Hucretary Lincoln has returned to Washington. He lias Dot yet decided to attend tlie reception of the Graoly party at Portsmouth, M. H. J. lane ;ame to this city fr*q* Martford a few days ago and was found drunk on the steps of the Thalia theatre with two revolvers, two r4sors and throe bowle knives on his person, lie was committed for tea day* to the Tombs. He says he was robbed of two silver watches uui $30 dffp. .. w. Thonuis Dickson, president of tha Dela- K W. Macbeth, pfepirtor of a grocery it Bertie, and a cannlhg establishment jet ludsonla, lu Arkansas, left town Mondnyi light owing- 11.000, chiefly In Little Rock. We have a first class wrought furnace that wilthootfonr in— ill a good Biwxl-atore iMatb we CM atl] for $50.00, and so oa'npwptlfr MP cording to size of birilding to be healed. . Tlie niaikioha Field ?CNew York, July 31.—Tho following is the result of tbe has* ball games played yesterday:Mi'- Auguatin Daly, the New York tliea at rica.1 manager, has been elected at LaudoS an Miora!7 member of the Reform C'Ju4 and of the Athenaeum club. At PhflaCtelphlnD—Bovton, 14; Pliiladair 19; WMKfojjton, JL At Buffalo—Cleveland, 8; Buffalo, 9. At Ciaciuiuti—Cincinnati. 3; St Louis, 1 At Toledo—Columbus, 3; Toledo, T. At Newark—Domestic, 4; York, 0. At PitUbung—Baltimore, 0; Allegheny, a —; —:—* Hit r k'.! f i Fasting X|Hrtr-l»ve JDays. Tboy, July at.—Miss Augusta Ulifrldge, a middle-jged lady, yf Pittst.uMi, thinking it wicked to eat, (or about tfaiptjuiive days has been living on nothing buf lemons and milk. She fa very weak. (MlMting tha Uh isMaf Mvlk,- _ C a-A- The Mudlr of DongoU telegraph* that reports have reaobed that city to tbe effect that Gen. Gordon has captured Berber. The Mudlr b»j* be baa sent an official to Deb bah to aaoertam tbp truth of the wyorln The Vuntrual luinbor axporta to Sooth America um«unt this achacin ta T.a»,ooo .'oft. aliout.J.UOO.OOO feet in oacasjof the i*|H)rU .to. tlie same date last year. Thisex-3*m Is due to the earlier arrival of springvessels. The outward freights, which #ir« . IT per 1,000, are now IS. WA#Bij»jDroji, July ».-Spa«#l Ajjont Barns of the treasury department, who iivreetigated the charges of malmanagement •gainst the lifo savingaervios and Superia* uypisnt Kimball, which were pafalished in Krie, Pa., has mad* a report vindicating the isrvioe a«d the supsriytoodaal % Call and see the furnaces, or mad for catulogae circular and prioe& . We can aate money lor yon if yon € will allow ns to'flgafb with yon. PITT8TON BTOVH CO.