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              gtoeniwa JiBSc P1TTSTON PA.. FRIDAY. JULY 29. 1887. j Tvuoum I Tnoati WNk. avnauM fclaMtehsfl 1900k tO-PNEClWNIA. AN INSANE COMMANDER. SEARCHING HIS LUGGAGK. FOR UNPARLIAMENTARY LANGUAGE, CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS 41 HE SPORTING WORLD. Tfelrtoea Ptiatai u Doitk. Hulling Voyage of a German Crew boa Mr. Tlmotky Mealy Is Sas ponded from feMort of Events la tha Dluwnd FlaM Chicago, July 29.—Thirteen persons wen bo mod to death this morning in a bakery belonging to Christian Essen, of Arch street. Several of them ware children. PROGRESS OF THE WORK FOR SUPPRESSING THE DI8EASE. Lewis, DoL, Jul/ 80.—Tho crew of the German vessel Anna, which Uft Bremerhaven in the latter part of /una and arrived at the Delaware breakwater Wednesday evonlng, had aa unusually trying experience with their captoha He was ill from the start and finally went insane, committing suicide, as the men believed. First Mate Werner, after describing the captain's illness, said that on Jane 85 a stiff gnlo sot in and the captain onlered certain sails ftirlod. Kurope to America. EXPERIENCE OF AN EX-PRE8IDENT OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. London, July 80.—While the house of commons was in committee last night discussing the land bill, a passage at arms occurred between Timothy Heidy and the chairman. Mr. Healy complainW that the Conservatives interrupted him. The incident, it was supposed, waa ended by Mr. Healy apologising. The excitement continuing, the chairman reported Mr. De Lisle (Conservative) aa disorderly, and, refusing to allow htm to make an explanation, susp nded the sitting in oommittee and summoned the speaker to the chair. the Hons* of Commons. MTALITIES OF A DAY RECORDED Yesterday's ball games: At Pittsburg— Philadelphia, 4; Pittsburg, 3. At Detroit— New York, 5; Detroit, 4. At Chicago- Chicago, 10; Boston, 4. At Indianapolis- Indianapolis, 15; Washington, & At Phil*- ielphia—Louisville, 4; Athletic, 8. At Baltimore—St Louis, 5; Baltimore, 4. At New York—Cleveland, 4; Metropolitan, 8. At Brooklyn—Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyn, 7. At Rochester—Rochester, 8; Binghamtou, 2. At Buffalo—Buffalo, 13; Wilketburre, 1. At Hamilton. Ont—Hamilton, 0; Jersey City, 8. At Toronto—Toronto, 5; Newark, 8. At Scranton—Syracuse, 11; Scrauton, 8. At Waterbury—Watorbury, 5; Danbury, 4. At Portland—Portland, 11; Salem, 4. At Lynn—Lynn, 4; Haverhill, 8. and ob the Turf. BY TELEGRAPH. Deliberate Murder at the International Bridge—Death from tke Sting of a Boo. Four Little Girls Drowned While Bathing—Murderer McCabe Captured. Soda Crackers, ■apart of the Chief *t the Bureau of Antasal Msslrr, with the Statistics of the Work A ceompllsked—Pennsylvania's Attitude. Rude Treatment of ■ Congressman from Massachusetts at the Hands of Urltlsk Officials—Looking for Dynamite la tfce 5 lbs for ssc. Hon p. Washington, July 80.—The ohief of the bureau of animal industry has just made a preliminary report to the commissioners of agriculture on the progress of the work for the suppression of pleuro-pneumonia for the six months ended June 31), 1H87. He states that the lost appropriation of 1900,000, and the law giving authority to compensate for diseased and exposed animals, and also to quarantine and disinfect premises, has enabled the bureau to accomplish very much mora thaa had been possible previous to that time. The new rules and regulations made to conform with this act, issued April 15, far co-operating with the various states, though assuming much more authority thaa tho old ones, have boon very favorably received and accepted by the authorities of twenty-two states and seven territories. The legislatures of the states of Illinois, New Yoik, Rhode Island and Virginia have passed acts giving full authority to the officers of the bureau for the quarantining, condemnation and destruction of animals af* footed and exposed to dangerous contagious diseases. Brut AST, July 28.—A sensation was created here yesterday in consequence of the publication in several newspapers of reports that the Hon. Patrick A. Collins, of Boston, Mass., and his entire party hod been arrested by the governioent on their arrival from Glasgow. Theis was, however, no truth in the reports as published, and but slight grounds for their invention. Tho facts are that when Mr. Collins and his party reached Belfast they were detained in the custom house with much formality and their baggago subjected to a rigid examination. Every parcel of It was unpacked and minutely examined. Even the smallest handbag carried was opened and upset. When tho trunks were emptied the bottoms and sides were all sounded for the purpose of aa-' pertaining whether they contained secret chambers for smuggling goods or dynamite. What made all this the more exasperating to the travelers was the fact that the work was performed by detectives, and not by the regular customs officials. Mr. Collins was manifestly astounded and irritated at the treatment to which be was subjected. Young Girl Bdrglars Caught. JYo. 8 BROOMS Jkbscy Citt, July 39.—In the police court Jennie E veson, aged 8 years, and Eva Hanson, aged 7, wero arraigned on a charge of burglary. The girls Hve in adjoining houses on Van Vorst street On Wednesday night Eugene Sullivan, of 100 Montgomery street, told the police that the girls had forced a basement door in his house and had carried away some silverware. Sullivan's family are in the country, and be was on his way home when he saw the girls leaving his house with their plunder. Ho caught them, but they broke away from him and made their escape, #ennle Eveson was found under a bed in her parents' house. Both admitted their guilt, sind are held for trial "He appeared perfectly rational at the time," said the mate, "but he soon after develope 1 unmistakable signs of insanity. He askod nto what the crow wero doing on the quarter deck, and wheu I told him there was no one there ho said, 'You're a liar. I just heard them say they were going to throw me overboard.' To pacify him I summoned the crew, and each man assured the captain that tliey had made no such threat and that they liad no grudge against him. "The mon went baek to their places and We retired to our bunks. About 10 o'clock I waa awakened by tho report of a pistol, and rushing on deck found that our insane couimauJer had 11 red at George Decker, a boy who belonged to the crew. I ran to the captnin's cabin only to he confronted by a pistol, and informed that if I attelnped to enter be would put a hall through my heart. The cabin was filled with smoke and flames had started near the lounge, upon which the captain had thrown himself. I summoned the crew and we started to battle with the I'tmoH, which had made alarming headway. While the sailors were extinguishing tho Are I tumed my attention to the captain, who was smashing the glassware and furniture. He had the revolver In his hand, and I cautiously approached him from tho rear and 'hrew him to the floor. He flrod tho pistol it me twice during the struggle, and finally broko away and ran on deck. The chairman then reported that during the last division following the Healy incident Mr. De Lisle came to him and remonstrated for not being allowed to explain, whereupon Mr. Healy approached and said, "Coma out, De Lisle, If you are a man. If you interrupt me again I will break your neck." 95 cents. Saratoga, N. Y., July 80.—The attendance at yesterday's races was good, although the weather was excessively warm. Track in excellent condition. First race, purse 9400, three-quarters of a mile; Mamio Hunt first, Amalgam seoond, Harry Russell third; time, l:ltf){. Seoond race, Excelsior sweepstakes, $50 for each horse, with 11,000 added, mile and a quarter; Dunboyne first, Carey second; time, 8:12)tf. Third race, purse (500, three-quarter mile beats; Himalaya won; time, 1:1#*, 1=17*. 1:30- Fourth race, purse $400, one mile and seventy yards; Wyndom first, Bronzmarte seoond, A1 Reed third; time, Fifth race, a selling race, purse •400, six furlongs; Phil Lewis flint, Miller seoond, Unique third; time, l:18^. NO. 7 BROOMS, ao CENTS. The speaker demanding an explanation, Mr. Healy said he felt no regret for the course he had taken, and he waa willing to abide the oonsequenens. The speaker named Mr. Healy, and Mr. Smith moved that he be suspended. Mr. Healy immediately took his bat, and standing in the center of the house before retiring, said: "I beg that nono of my friends vote against this motion." The motion to suspend him was oarried without s division. Homers Oat Flakes, 1 lb package, ioc. Reading, Pa., July 89.—The 8 o'clock down express, which makes a trip between Reading and Philadelphia in one hour and forty minutes, ran into a covered spring wagon containing a pleasure party, yesterday, killing Miss Amanda Frits, Mrs. Hettie Frits and her two children, Charles, aged 3 montha, and Mervlne, aged 18 months. A 18-year-old boy named John Wannermacher, who was driving the wa&an, waa seriously Injured about the tiead and is not expected to live. A coroner's jury returned a verdict that the accident was caused by the neglect of the engineer to whistle before reaching the crossing. Four Persona Killed. BUTTER, A SISTER'S DEVOTION. Working Seven Tears to Seenre the Bo- Monmouth Park, N. J., July 89 —There was a large attendance at the roeos yesterday. First race, handicap sweepstakra, f 750 added, seven furlongs; Gardey first, I'oitiac second, Choctaw third; time, 1:31){. H i-ond race, purse $000, three-quarters of a mJe; Theora first, Aura second, Confusion ibird; time, 1:17X. Third race, the Navosink liaiidicap, $1,800 added, mile and a half; D.y ilxnopole first. Linden second, Euros tlilr i; t. :ue, Fourth race, sweepstajces, $750 ...(dad, mile and three-quarters; Klugsio.i tint, Laggard second, Argo third; time, 2.04Df Fifth race, purse $500, mllo and an  Phil Lee first, Lancaster second, Vinton third; time, 2K»X. Sixth race, ntoe[)lechase, pursa $800, short course; Mentmore first, Soudan second, Harry Mann third; time, 8:12. New State Dairy, aoc.per Pennsylvania Is the only state believed to be infected with pleuro-pnouraonia, the sn- An Interview wan had last night with Mr. Collins, who is staying at Magistrate Hughe*' residence, near Belfast. Mr. Collin* laid ha was (list inclined to treat the matter a* a huge joke, bat afterward concluded that the government wa* narrowly watching his -novementa During an extended tour of Prance and Great Britain he had never been similarly treated. He was greatly nstonslted when detectives accosted him on board tho steamer before he wa* able to land, but he answered the question* addressed to him in a cool and dignified manner. The question* asked him wore a* follows: "What is your name I" "What i* your business!" "Where are you from?" "Where are you going?" Mr. Collins responded that he was traveling chiefly for pleasure, and tlint ho bad come from Glasgow. Hi* future movement*, ho said, were uncertain, but if tho officials would call at the Imperial hotel,* in Belfast, tho next day, he would he able to give them the desired information. London, Jul/ 2#.—The release of George Bldwell, the Bank of England forger, who in 1878 was sentenced to imprisonment for life, is unprecedented in the romance attaching to the circumstance* of his discharge. The pardon of this now famous criminal was D(«cteJ through the unceasing efforts of a devoted sister, who spent seven year* in trying to obtain her brother's liberty, and so various were the means she employed and so persistent her endeavors that she became an incubus to every official whose action or influence could have any possible affect In the direction of consummating her purpose. How she Onally accomplished her object nobody appears to know. The polioo officials iuclare that they are wjMrely in the dark as to the secret of her success, but all agree that BidwelPs discharge was brought about solely through her efforts, and that her self sacrificing devotion to her brother has no parallel In the records or traditions of English prisons Dr police department* Isasa of Her Convict Brother. pound. thorities of which have declined both to aeco| t the new rules and regulation* and to givs tho natloual inspectors any recognition in this work. The last communication received from the governor's agent is to the cffoct that, providing the attorney general decides favorably, the department of agriculture will be permitted to pay the expense of tho work in Pennsylvania on condition that j. he work is done under tho supervision ot an officer and or the governor's control and subjoct to rules emanating from him. Huoh rules must be subjoct to abrogation by either | Arty so soon as they are shown not to be the advantage of either, and there must ho uo possibility of damage to the Interests of the state by the action of the national offioora. Graham Wafers A Deliberate {Murder. International Bridge, Ont, July SO.— George Stevens was shot and killed instantly by Peter Nettle, on the Canadian frontier, about a mile below the International Bridge, Wednesday night. Mettle and Stevens quarreled at a drinking placo tat Victoria on Sunday last, and each threatened to get even when they separated. They met again, and Nettle was carrying a shotgun. Stevens was "«*Cng with some friends whan Nettle came by, and when Nettle got within forty feet of Stevens be raised his gun and shot Stevens through the heart Nettle has been arrested. Fresh e very'day, ue. per "That was the last we saw of our unfortunate captain, although wo searched thoroughly. Tho noxt morning we found bloody linger marks on tho rail, aihl we concluded that he had jumped into the ocean." pound. Imported Sardines LOOKING FOR REVENGE. Peart That the Friends of Craig Tolllvev Will Raid Monhead. Chicago, July 89.—First race, three-quarters of n mile, selling; Cardinal McCloakey first, Tom Uptsgrove seconJ, Robin third; time, 1:17. Second race, three-quarters of a mile heats; Loupe first, Katie S. second, Vomer third; time, l:18)tf, 1:80, 1:21){. Third race, one mile, selling; Fronie Louisa first, Probus second, Hetty S. third; time, 1:44){. Fourth race, seven-eighths of a mile; Glen Fisher first, Hindoo Hose second, Carnegie third; time, 1 JO. Fifth race, threequarters of a mile; Outstep first, Wheeler T. socond, Battle third; time, l:t9)jf. iae per box. Co-op-ration i* not recommonded Upon these torrun, as it is believed that work under such conditions would be up more effective than the present state work, and consequently the government has nothing to fain by paying the expense*. An Investigation i* recommended to determine the extent of the infection in Pennsylvania, and if this should prove sufficient to endanger the animal* of other state* the cattle of Pennsylvania should fee placed in quarantine, and prohibited from going to other states unless recognised by a permit from an Inspector of the bureau of animal industry. Lbxikqton, KD., July 29.—Col. Castleman aud Adjt Williams have returned from Morehead, where they were sent by Governor Knott to inquire into tho propriety of ■ending troop* there to attend the sessions of the circuit court, which will convene there on Monday. Troops have been asked for by Judge Cole, Sheriff Hogg and others. The sheriff is in Mount Sterling, and declares that ho will not go to Morehead to attend court unless troop* are lent to maintain the peaoe. In the meanwhile the group of American* jtood at the bottom of the gangway surrounded by a small crowd. Mr. Collins said •be question* annoyed him le** than the manner In which they were a*ked. The whole business was Inexplicable to him. He had been hi Ireland thrice before, but had nover been treated in such a way. When, in addition to Jthe questioning, hi* baggage was nixed be was simply amased. but he offered no opposition. Noth with*Landing hi* feeling of disgust he was much amused in watching the officer* scrutinizing the contents of hi* trunks. A bottle of bay rum elicited deep attention, as did also a packet of fragrant map, which wa* examined with immense anxiety. These ortlolea, Mr. Colllne says, probably suggested dynamite to'tho officers. He believed that since the freedom of Dublin was conferred upon him the government hat boon on bis track. He does not mind that, but he koenly feels his inability to travel in s free ooantry without being molested by ignorant policemen. A Quarrel aad a Sale Ida. CANDY, PLEASE PATRONIZE THE MAILS, Bcmu), July 29.—Albert Stilts, a Pole, aged 75, quarreled with his wife through jealousy Wednesday and left the house in a passion, threatening to Ull himself. Nothing further was seen of him till 4 o'clock yaster day morning, whan ho threw himself in front of an approaching locomotivo on the West Shore track at Curtiss avenue. The engine ran over him, killing him instantly and severing his head from his body. The President Urges the Dlseoatlaanee Washington, July 28.—The president nsolved a telegram from Senator Davis, of Tennessee, stating that a committee of citisens of Ifemphls was about to be appointed to visit the capital to tender him an invitation to visit that city, and asking whether it would be agreeably to the executive to rejeive them. The prssldsnt, replying to the telegram, requested Senator Harris to use Us persuasive powers with a view to inducing the committee to abandon the unnecee■ary trip to Washington during the heated term. The president assured tha senator that w invitation by mail would be quite as mMsfaotory, and receive as favorable attention as an invitation brought by a delegation. It Is stated at tha White Hons* that the president will in all future cases discourage delegations from visiting Washington to invite him to visit various cities, and will ■Mure them that written Invitations will be squally effective. •f Vlsltlag Invitation Committees. albs Choice Mixed, ijc. Boston, Mass., July 89.— Beacon park raoes yesterday: 8:38 class, purse$300; Frank Pate hen first, Greylight second, K. R. H. third; best time, 8:88*. 8:80 class, purse $300; Lyttleton first, Joe Howe second, Nina third; best time, 2:21^ The governor's commissioners, after examining the situation, decided to report adversely to sonding troops to Morehead. The town to a dead town. Every business house la closed and the door* are nailed up, with the exception of on* small grocery and a saloon, the latter being carried on by the widow of Craig Tolliver. The Btiney hotol I* also open. With these exception* no business whatever is carried on at Morehead. The town i* patroled day and night by forty members of the Law and Order society, and the men are or mod with Winchester riflas, and are the only persona so be seoa moving around. ■C(.»»* • - TRY OVR TEAS, at a8c.; 4 lbs for $x. During the six months the officers of the bureau have hwpected 8,968 herd* In Illinois, 12,631 animal* They have made postmortem examinations on the carcasses of 8,183 animal* that have been slaughtered from tho infected district, and of the** 299 show the lesion* ot contagion* pie nro-pneumonia. Since April 30 810 animals hava.beon compulsorily slaughtered In Cook county alone and paid for by this bureau. Of theee, 234, er nearly 30 per cent., were affected by this dtmsin Very few affected animals are now thattheoatr spected, containing 26,738 animals. Of theee hsnk, 833, containing 2,676 animals wtf quarantined; the number of diseased animal*, found in these herds was Ml A total of l,- M pest mortem aimmlnaticns have been made on csurcasae* of slaughtered animal* ftiowing 706 to have been affected with ptouro-pneumonia. Very few recent liases sf the disease have been found, and it is believed that but little more trouble I* to be oppre bonded. .The work in New Jersey bas only recently commenced; 463 herd*, containing 3,815 animal*, have been inspected. Twonty herd* have been found Infected, containing 884 head, of which 85 were reported diseased. Twenty-eight animal* were slaughtered, of which 15 were found to have been affected "lb BkWDloAaTO1berte, containing 8,801 —i—i- were inspected. Of theeo 45 wore infected and contained 887 animals, ot which 185 were reported diseased. The number slaughtered was 117, of which 25 showed the hsioSsof plehro-pneumoola. London, July 20.—Dr. Cross, a wealthy retired array surgeon, agd a woll known member of sooiety in has been arrested In Cork on the charge or having murdered his wife by gradual poisoning. The wife's remains were ertuiaed Ave weeks after the interment, and upon analysis traces of poison wars found. Dr. Cross married bis family governess a fortnight aftqr his .wife's death.  Suspected at Wife Murder. Worcester, Mass., July 8#.—Jerry Sullivan, of Worcester, and an "unknown," supposed to be Paddy Welsh, of Chicago, fought for $100 a side at a point near Clinton last night The men are light weights. They woro accompanied by seconds and three friends each. The fight was for blood from the start, and was savage in the extreme. The men paid 90 attention to the call of tlmo, but continued to fight for twenty minutes, when Sullivan, who seemed to be getting the wont of it, kicked Welsh, and the referee decided a fool, and gave the fight to the unknown. The sms had to be pullsd arart Clvvslajto, July aa—The gr«ff prist ring battle between 'Beddy" Gallagher, of this city, and Charley Mitchell, took place at the Cleveland gymnasium last evening. The fight was entirely on Ita merits, and both pugilists went into the ring to win. About 100 spectators were present The articles called for six rounds, Marquis of Queensberry rules. Gallagher weighed 165 pounds and Mitchell about 170. Four ounce gloves were used. There were no clean knockdowns in the entire six rounds, but both Mitchell and Gallagher received a terrible pounding. At the end of the sixth round the referee gave the match to Mitchell, Gallagher refusing to stand up any longer before his superior. A 20-pound Box of Layer Ralalnt for $1.45. Happy Thought Soap, sa bars for $i. Horribly Uaaglsd. EIGHT 3-POUND BAR8 SOAP FOR f1 It Is believed that If the patrol is removed the Tolliverito* will iweep down on the town and avenge the death of their chief, and hia kinsmen. y Marderoo* Italian*. Buffalo, July 80. Qoorge Carr, engineer at the Stuu elevator, mi caught ins friction wheel while tightening a nut in the machinery ytetarday afternoon and tnetantlj killed. Tbe right arm was torn from the socket, the left arm broken and the body frightfully bruised. He waa 37 yean eld, and leaves • Hurlbut Sc Co., ! » * H*w Brunswick, N. J., July 20 —Italian* employed on the Pennsylvania railroad tracks at Pteintboro were gombl ng jn on* of tlie barracks, when Xoui* Gubrieilo accused Pietro MumelU of nheating. The latter immediately drew a knife and (tabbed his accuser in the throat. The waall was the eignai for a general fight, which waa llcrce and furious for half on hoar. Knive* and ciube were indiscriminately u»ed. Four(Hon of tho murderous Italians boarded a freight train west and got off at Philadelphia. Ten of them are now under arrest in that city. Gubriello is in the Pennsylvania hospital there and oaqnot live. Louis Morrocel is also in the hospital, badly injured. Hun si Fiorios is in the City hospital of this city, cnt and battered almost beyond recognition. The last two may possibly recover. TUere«ro four others who are badly cat, but have been spirited away by the gang. Tho prisoners in Philadelphia are being held (or. requisition papers from Governor Groeu. Bulgaria's Maw Baler. Bio. 36 North Main St. Washington, July 29. —Secretary Lamar has a peculiar penrion can under cotwidarntlon. A widow has filed a data for pension arrearage* allowed but not paid her husband. It is shown by the evldenoq, which Is not disputed, that the woman killed her husband, was for this tried, convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment The question arises as to whether, under the circumstances, she shall receive a benefit which, except for her murderous act, would have accrued to her husband. Tho caso is puzzling the law officers ot the interior department. C A f egal Paul*. SoriA, July 88.—Prince Ferdinand i* expected to arrive hen early in August to take the oath as prinoo of Bulgaria. The government has emulated the report at his comiifc and the prince will be received by the officials with great ceremony. A Big Advertisement For Little Honey. '' ! Charged with Fargery. Syracuse, N. Y., July 29.—William Theobald, of Waterloo, who ha* always ranked well in that community, waa arrested for alleged forgery in the amount of C800 on notes in the name of Dr. J. H. Sternberg, of tkat*riliage. Three hours before bis arrost he waa in court as Juror on another case. Pittsburg, Pa., July 89.—Dick Smith, one at the men wanted for the tlpft |of 910,000 worth of diamonds and jewelry from Fairohild & Co.'s store in New York, was kiouti- Sed in this city yesterday. Catching a Mew Tork Thief, THE KEYSTONE Killed by a Bee. It Alienated His OlrTi Affections. Saranac, Mich., July 29.—Julian F. Mills was arrested last week on the charge of being drunk and fined. He was engaged tc be rtmrrled, and the lady interested declared tho engagement oil when she heard her lover hod been arrested. Mills declares the arrest is uii just, and has sued tho town tor (30,000, aliening that the arrest alienated the girl's aiTectiona Mo like oaso was ever before known in Michigan. Beaten ta Death. Habxtobd, July 29.—Sarah McFarland, aged J#, daughter at the overseer of the Rock- Ville woolen milh, of Rockville, was stung on the lip by a bumbiebeo Sunday. The poison entered the girl's system and her body swelled to fcn enormous sise. Wednesday night she died in awful agony. FENCE ADVERTISING CO. Columbia, a C., July 89.—Giles and Priecilla Washington (colored) ware lodged in tail (or beating Duff son Bennie so brutally that he died from his injuries, ,,, ITaather Indications. Have located in our town and are ding aome Rood work. They goS'tol* miles out In the country on each road and pVot thr advertisement* on fences, buildings, etc., wlttrthe consent of th* owner. They uae a bright yellow forbackground and black letters. The letters average about 5 Inebes long, D» letters make a sign from 18 to 20 feet V nr. They charge one oetot per letter, which la about one-fourth the regu ar charge for such work. They use good material that will last for yeass aad will not fade. Please write up your advertisements. The solicitor wUI call.ln a few For Saturday, in New Jorsoy, eastern New York and eastern Pennsylvania, and in New England, slightly cooler, portly cloudy weather, followed by rain, with variable winds, . Went Down with the Bridge. CONDENSED NEWS. The total aumbor of herds inspected in the dMtorent state* daring the six months was 5,851, containing 43,004 animals; aw herds and jl,038 have been placed in quarantine, among which vero found 901 diseased animate. Post mortem examinations wore made on the carcasses of 4,581 animate, and showed that 1,104 of these had beon affected with plouro-pneumonia. Coxnullsville, Pa., July 8#.—Early yesterday morning a heavy train of mixed freight was pasdng over the Mt Bavage briJgo, a few mllos west of Cumberland, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, when the structure gave way and tho engine and a number of cars were precipitated into the gorge below. Engineer William Drteooll and Fireman William Payne ware instantly killed, and a brakeman, name not known, was seriously Injured. Tho bodies of the dead men are still under the wreck. There hud been a waterspout along the stream and tho piers were badly damaged. M. B. Bowker, of Southampton, N. J., was bitten by a rattlesnake while picking huckleberries, and drank a quart of applejaek to counteract the effects of the poison. The Escaped Murderer, MeCabe. Habrisbubg, July 881—A telegram from the city marshal of Windsor, O., states that be has captured a man supposed to be licCabe, the escaped Wayne county murderer, who was under sentence of death. A photograph of MeCabe has been forwarded TRADE BULLETIN. Hew YotW Homey and Prodnea Market Chicago, July 20. —Tbe rush on the part of the public to get ia to hear the proceedings in tho boodle caw was as great as usual, and every seat bad its occupant One of the meat notable foaturoa of the trial U the apparel interest which tho jury give the stories related by tbe witnesses for the state. Tlie revelations of plundering aud thieving are a groat deal Mke a blood aud thunder romauco and oxcite the imagination. Chicago's Sensational Trial. A big white shark was shot at and wounded in the Hudson river near Castle ton, N. Y. Quotations. d?.' 8.—If the solicitor should not Me you please callonordropioal»lto . , , At the City Temple, London, R*v. Dr. Parker delivered a farewell address prior to his departure for America. New Toa*, July M.—Money closed at 1 par cent. The highest rate was per oent and the lowest S. Exchange closed quiet; posted rates, actual rates, l.«M«tM tor sixty days aad 1.843(04.8} for demand. Governments closed firm; currency da, 123 bid; la. coup., 1OTM hid; IHs, da, M» bid. Swept Over the Dam. KBTSTOIB FEHCE ADVBSTIS1KG CO., The son of the Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, Ghent Britain's Liberal Union leader, will bo » candidate for parliament. Oomoes, N. Y, July 8a—Five girls enployed In the Diamond mill were swept over tfco dam while out in a boat yesterday. ThSy were Mettle MoDonongh, Jennie Finn, Maggie McKeivio, Qeoigiana Dafresnie and Nellie Higgim All were rescued. Butler House, Plttston. taiuciucK. July SB.—The striking laborers of the Limerick docks, accompanied by a mob of outsiders 1,000 strong, assembled at the docks and booted and jeered the workmen brought from Waterford to take the strikers placea, who were engaged in loading •Mt unloading vessels. Becoming bolder, the m»b began throwing stone* at the men who wsrs working, had finally made a general attack upon the docks, doing much damage to the dockyards and sheds, as well as to tbe shipping at the whartsn. The police charged upon the rioters, and mm\ their batons with terrible affect upon the beads of the crowd. The rioters withdrew, many of them with badly damaged head*, but they are constantly receiving accessions to their number, and flSOChar and mere formidable attack upon the docks ia feared. Blot lag LI ma rich Strikers. KEYSTONE ACADEMY. The directors of the Eads ship railway met at Pittsburg, and determined to resume operations on the work at an early date The stock market was active and very unsettled throughout the forenoon. The lowest prices were touched about 10:30. After that hour everything Improved again and the market was comparatively strong up to midday. At the hour named the whole of the active list was from M to M per cent, higher than It closed last night. The market was not so aotive after 11 o'clock, but Ita tone continued strong and prioes gradually improved to the clasp, when about the top figures were current In molt casea. The advance for the day ranged from 54 to »K percent. Plnngod Our an MstSMBt. Favoring Commercial Union. Binouamton, N. Y., July W.—White John McTigha and James Dal ton, of this city, wore driving homo from Great Bend at 10 o'clock last night, their team plhnged over tho abutment of a washed out bridge oge mile above Kirkwood, and all were dashed to the bed of tha river, a distance of twentyfive feet. McTigho was instantly kilted and Dalton so soverely injured that be cannot I. ve. McTigho was a wholesale liquor dealer and a prominent citisen of Blnghamton. Dalton is a bookkeeper in the employ of C. A. Whitney & Co. The report that the Baltimore and Ohio telegraph lines would be worked on the cooperative pfatn is denied. •) ! A SCHOOL FOR ALL Rochester, N. Y., July SOL,—At yesterday's session of tbe canal convention the following resolution was unanimonsly adopted: " CincAOO, July 29.—Robert W. Boyd, aged 90 years, living with his family at 278 South Water street, who was bitten by a rabid deg two wed* ago! waa taken with hydrophobia and has been removed to the insane ward of the county jail. A Hydrophobia Victim. John H. Harris, Ph. D., Principal J. Q. Humphrey, of Bririgeton, N. J., who has been active in bringing illegal liquor sellers to justice, has been threatened with vlokttvco unless he leaves town by Aug. 1. * Location tealibful. Instruction thorough Order first data. Kzponsea moderate. Resolved, that this convention look* with favor upon the adoption of a commercial treaty with the Dominion of Canada, wheretDy all tariff rate* between the two countries may be abolished, thereby largely increasing ibe trade and commerce of this and other status. I'roperty oast $60,000. Building* of btick, warmed byt—w- There is a strong feeling In favor of commercial union la (he maritime provinces of Canada. (Kuril Market*. flatupun SO ac{ee- Library 3,000 Tolumei. Apparatus worth$1,200. Prepares for college, tor buaiooas and for tsac&iaff. u Nineteenth year begin* August 30, 1887. For catalogue or information addroaa the principal, at Factoiy villa, Pa. 13J-3I Nbwabk, July 88.—Patrick Muliin, aged 19 yean, of 10 Cafctasf street, is dying in the city hospital front a (tab wound in the right side, inflicted by his brother James daring a fight over a can of beer, In the lower part of the city, last night. Killed by His Brother. New Yoaa, July 89.—FLOUR—Closed dull and weak, but without quotable change; winter wheat extra, *8.15©3; Mlnneeota do., $115# 4.65; city mill extra, H*0O4.ta Southern Hour oiosod quiet; oommoa to cboloe extra, *3.9005. W HEAT—Option* were moderately active and Irregular, closing weak at a decline of WOK* Spot lota dosed weak and HOW- lower. Spot u.u« of No. C red stale, 81a; No. t red whiter, 8IUa; ungraded red, TOOSJo.; No. » Chicago, 7VMe.; No. S red winter, Aug., 7»«o. bid; do., Sept., hid; da, Oct, 8DMo. Ud. CORN—Options were moderately active and irregular, oloaing at unchanged prions. Spot lots closed dull at about yesterday's prices. Spot sales of No. S mixed, 43D4o.; ungraded mixed, 44«4Sai No. • mixed, Aug., MfiO 40 Ift-ltc.; do., Sept., MHOMMc ; do., Oct., *l)i ayto. The New York fire commissioners am formulating a plan tP prevent the storing of fireworks in great quantities within the city limits. Boston, July 29.— E. H. Lewi* ami Mrs. Cavallon, who claim to have been libeled through a lUtenoDt by a Jacksonville, Fla., paper that they had murdered Lewis' daughter Hattie, while in Florida last winter, have brought suit (or damages in (10,000 agaim£ The Boston Globe, Journal, Record and UorulJ, for printing a press dispatch bearil* on this subject. Boston Papon Sued. Finishing the Volunteer. ■diw Notice ts Prohibitionists. Boston, July 29. — The Volunteer was pullod out of the water late yesterday afternoon at Lockwood's East Boston dock, and gangs of men went to work polishing her bottom, and operation that was cloeely watched by several hundred persons. At the Kanie time a gang of carpenters began the (Intuiting* touches Ou her inside woodwork, and by Saturday night there will be little left to do on the yaeht. The big jib has bean taken in, and it will be smoothed out along the beach. Dr. HcOlynn and Henry George assert that there is no fear of the Labor party being captured by the Socialists. Wanted wanieu Bronze or Nickel Door Plates, Door Bella, Htreet Numbers, Ac. From *100 to $»0* can be made In a verr short time. Fh*D outfit oases for samples FKEK. Wi lie for proof of what agents are doing aad Hat of unoccupied territory. It will pay you to do sa We refer te the Editor of this paper who hss purchased om of our Hates. Michioam DooaPlat* Co., 6j Grand Bapida, Mich. Chicago, July SO.—The National Prohiblblsiou party has tamed a call for the national committee to meet In Chicago on Not. 10, to flx the time and place of the national nominating convention of 1888. On Nov. IT a general conference of Prohibitionists will be hsid In Chicago for suggestions and consultation. Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, of New Jersey, said to a reporter that he would not be a presidential candidate for his party. Be was willing to light in tha ranks, J*t wanted no office. Njcw York, July 20.—Ethel Giles, cot ored, aged 7 years, died of peritonitis, resulting from an attempted outrage by two colored boys, Horry Harris, agod 14, and Willie Maybury, aged 10, ijbo are under arrest.  Two Youthful Criminals. Capt. William Hodgdon, amrat the first Abolitiontta, died at Booth bay, Me. Grasshoppers arc playing havoc with the crops of Belgium. Every member of Preaidont Cleveland's oablnet was in attendance at yesterday's session.Pun, July SB.—The Courier da Soir state that Oen. Boulanger has requested the war office to grant him official permission to challengo If. Jules Ferry to a duel in consequence of the insulting allusions to Boulangor made by Ferry in hie speech at Eplnal on Monday. (Jan. Doulanger's Wrath. Minister Gasman, the new Costa Rican minister, was presented to the preeident by Secretary Bayard. Colombia, 8. C., July 38.—Charlie, the 10-year old son of C. T. HarroU, of Darlington county, was playing in his father's yard yesterday with a colored boy, When they were struck by lightning, and both instantly killed.  Children Killed by Lightning. OATS—Options were dull aad Irregular aad closed MtXo. higher for July and slightly lower for the net of the months. Spot lob were Irregular; white was pressed for tale and declined lQlttc.; mixed closed steady. Spot sales of 90. 1 white state. 38K«»c.; No. « do.. tto.; No. * mixed, Aug., tOfte.; do, Sept., 9uHa; da. Oct., SlHc. IIHiMlMtm Oil B«Urcr«4 at Year H«mtC A. K. Wright, ami, will call upon the people of MUslon and West Mtuton with head light and kerosene oil for UlamlaaUM yniynass at full government teat, by the quart or gallon, at loweat prices. Orders may be left for West Plttstoa at his home corner of Damon St. and Luzerne Avenue. For Huston, at Baakee's express of AcaatKd. J. Burke's rsataurant and at Held s butcher shop, lbs wagon may ba hailed at any time. Full rosaaare and low prices. tf March m, inr. A-y. w^xqht. Pittsburg, July 29.—Sixty special Pinksrtou detectives bare been relieved front guard duty at the Wast Loisenring coke works. Twenty have returned to New York and forty to Chicago. About forty remain on duly at ICrlkeuring. They Will probably be relieved in a few day*. Work has been generally resumed. Plnkerton's Detectives Leaving. The International Conference. Andrew McKee, aged 28, and Howard Hush, aged 18, entered a sewer in Philadelphia on a wager. McKee was ovarcome with foul gas and was taken out dead. Ruth was found unconscious, and his recovery is doubtful. l4MiDon, July-29.—The congress to oodify the tftws of aattotis agreed to recommend that maritime powers adopt Wync ken's ice tode, insetting it in the code of International signals. CU*rali*r Wartigg, Admiral Colomb, at the British navy; Judge Feabody and .Itcaiff nontSShS^*1''1'' *, and —walrts, and accompanied by an autograph letter (root the emperor of Gerywny tendering the beiewshd offering as his jifti. The Disastrous Floods. Sudmo, Pa., July 29.—Several iron mines in Long Swamp township were Oiled with water yesterday owing to the overflow of utrdiuns from recent rains. miner* had a narrow escape from drowning, and 200 men will ba idle for month* Lowblx, Mass., July 23.—Katie Callahan, Delia Welch, Mattfe Keating, and Maggie Toomey, aged from U to 14 years, wan drowned yesterday while bathing in the Concord river. The bodies were recovered. rnr Little Girts BYE—Dull and nominal; weatern, 6*d54a; state, aao Me. Thirty-six Mormon mtoionarias have been driven away from Ashevllle, 8. C , by a mob armed with aze helvee and beaded by a Baptist preacher. PORK—Dull; old mess, $15.15® 13.73; new da, $11SS01«.75. LARD— Closed dull and heavy; cash $4.00 Aug., $A89; Sept., *8.8#. BUTTER-Firm; state, 143**.; western, 1*» Uo. BABLEY—Nominal. A Warnlag from Salisbury. THE FLOWER GARDEN Killed by Lightning. London, July 80.—Lord Salisbury again spoke at Norwich yesterday, and in the court*} of bis address warned the Conservatives to prepare for a possible dlssohitiou of parliuineul. Parliament, lie said, often met with aq early termination at a when iU life seemed invulnerable to attack. On Sunday last a body, suppoeed to be that of Hugh McCowlay, killed in the railway aocident at St. Thomas, Out, was received at Hastings, la., by his father and duly buried. The old gentleman was prostrated with grief, but Wednesday he was dumbfounded when his sou suddeuly entered the hove. Ha had Just arrived from Canada The body was sent from the wreck upon the old gentleman's order. Ha law the nam* ofj his son in ths newspapen as one of the victims. His son, however, w» art i« On Kdfcnfc Poison la Iks Vea. Bertram, Tex., July 29.—Three persons were killed by lightning hare last evening. The flash cam* tram a etouJleas sky. The persons killed were O. W. Phenny, H. B. Sinclair, and Cain Sanford. . ;  Acbtui, Tex., July SB.—-A oa the new capital was poisoned by tea sent him from hone with his lunch, sad died in two hours, after great suffering. An investigation is in progveso. CHEESU-Muiet; state faotory, #J4»10Ko., western factory, 7&8f(o. Fuchlaa, Boats, Paaslee, Daisies, Geraniums, C MC-ua,Petualaa, Fyrathrums, Chrysaathsmums, Violets, i and all bedding plants; Palms, fens aad otter tropioal plants; out flower* In ail atylea. by expreat or otherwise, at reasonabls prices, by ELDRIDOE, 4 LORI8T, li s Franklin St., WUkes-Barra. EGGS—Steady aad la fair demand ; state, UK ®16c.; western, ieOUfcc SUGAR-Raw Arm: fair reBnlng. 4 «-l*04Nc Beflned easier aad la light demand; cut loaf, • ISaWo.: crashed, • l-MDCa*ttc.; cubes. 515-ltr.; powdered, IM&; granulated, Mte; Tea Yachtsmen Drowned. Auburn, N. Y., July 29.— Millward & Loach* ha* been pardoned by Governor HUL Ha was sent to priaon front Jefferson ofunty ta 18H, hr forgery, (or Are jmn. Pardoned by Governor Bill. Ouahgb, N. J., July 29.—Mr. John Duryea Crane, who Is hale and hearty at 76 yean of age, was married yesterday afternoon at • o'clock to Mis* Kacbel 8pe*r, aged ty. Ah Atacleht nVl. I «* If room. Zokdoh, July SB.—Two pleasure yachts, both well laden with people, were capsiaed in a squall off Yarmouth yesterday. Ten persons were drowned. oontectioners' A, B.8Ia; coffee A, standard. while ex. tra O. 6a; extra O. i»AI lO-lfc.; C, 4H©C*0.; B. mBIB. ATTOBMET- IT-LAW. Plttttoo Pa.