Evening Gazette

              % ituenxn® (VU1HREH 80aS | Week If Ktlablltlieu 1850 ( PITTSTON, PA- WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1889. TWOCBin. f «nO«M« w«k. AMERICA THE WINNER. BELLEW AND POTTER HISSED. MR. PORTER'S DOUBLE. SEVEN BLACK FIEND8. A SLY RASCAL TRAPPED. CHEAPER FUEL. Get On To This I JOHN SCRIMGEOi Their Appearance in Chicago Causes an They Outrage the Wife and Daughter of Much Interest I alt In the New Process ef Germany to Restore Samoa to King Malietoa. Chicago, May 23.—When ft arc Antony, in the person of Kyrle Bellew, assisted Queen Cleopatra, personified by Mrs. James Brown Potter, to alight from the deck of the royal barge to the stage of McVicker's theatre last night, one-third of the occupants on the groutul floor and nearly all those in the balcony and gallery hissed to their hearts' content. These expressions of disapprobation were answered with stamping of feet and clapping of hands by those who occupied the twelve boxes and the front rows of the parquet When the applause had died away the hissing was continued, and a third time were the marks of disapprobation and greeting renewed. Then the play was allowed to proceed without further interruption. The occupants of the boxes included Cyrus Mc- Cormick and party, Mrs H. O. Stone, the Farwe l family (Senator Farwell excepted) j Reginald De Koven and Mrs. De Koven, nee Miss Farwell; Hobart Taylor and party, and others of the elite of Chicago society. Unusual Demonstration. He Demands Half of the Offi- CtTLPBPPBB Court Houbk, Va., May 23.— Seven negroes near Richardsville, thia county, went to the residence of a highly respectable and educated oolored man and bound him hand and foot They then proceeded to outrage his wife. After partaking of whisky they had brought they discovered the little 10-year-old daughter in the second story of the home, to which she had fled. They brought her down stairs and accomplished their purpoae. They left the old man bound and his wife and child in a most pitiful condition, threatened to burn the house and cut out the tongues of their victims If they divulged the namee at the perpetrators of the crime. *' The helpless victims were soon found by a passing friend and the alarm was given. A posse of whites and blacks started in pursuit and captured the villains near the scene of the assault They were taken to the county jail,where they are guarded by a strong force. An attempt was made to break the jail and lynf h them, but the guard frightened the party off. The wife is in a critical condition. She may recover, but the little child is dying. The militia hat been asked for, as it is hourly expected that another attempt will be made to force the jail and lynch the men. One of Their Raee. How Frank Templeman Sought to Make $1,000. Pittsburg, May 22.—The interest felt here in cheap fuel Is intensified by the experiments now going on at the establishment of Moorhead & Brother, by which pulverised coal is brought into actual competition by t.e process cootrolle 1 by Brastus Wiman, of New York. It lias been running for a week at these works with remarkable results. It is claimed that 4,600 pounds of iron were drawn in an hour with a charge of 700 pounds of coal, Which is alleged to be .the cheapest run ever made, because the refuse coal whioh is used costs less than fifty cents per ton. Pulverising CoalT While our would-be competitor! ere grumbling and quarrelmg amongst themselves, we stand by, smile, and cry, "get on to 'em." The matter uppermoet io our minds, and of the most importai ce to vou is LOW PRICKS, and where you can obtain GOOD GOODS for valued receive-), or in other words, where you can get ' DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR," and more too. Observe our price list below: Practical: Pi*: steam: Fitter, cial Emoluments. BISMARCK WANTS INDEMNITY. CONDOLING WITH UNCLE SAM. AND NOW HE IS IN PRISON. Hitch In tbe Proceedings of the Confer- The Mew Fourth Audliir Takes Charge A Baling AlBeotlng Got Aent Printers. An Effort to Ruin District Attorney Fel- Has iroved bis shop to rnce. Due to a Claim of Damages for lows and Inspector Byrnes Falls, and FLOUR—Patent Process—"Superlative". ... i per bbL $6.40 Patent Prooeee—"Morgan's Beat".. • •.per bbl $6.40 Patent Proeeea—"Superb"....$6 40 Beet family—Winter Wheat Patent HO. 6 Broad 8t., 'opposite Pit Coal Co. 'a Office Native Aggressions — President Carnot of His Oflloe—Arrival of Bishop Keane. Gets the Schemer Into Very Bot Water. Receives Minister Held. General Capital Note*. Washington, May 83.—Mr. Porter, the superintendent of the census, has discovered that he has a namesake living in Indiana. In fact his attention was ca'led to the matter by tl\e gentleman himself, who wrote to Inform Superintendent Porter that the president evidently intended to appoint him, but that he would waive all claim to the position, prov; "ug that the emoluments of the oflloe were equally divided with him. The Indiana Porter says that he was in the Sixty-ninth Indiana regiment. He mentions this fact and others as a reason for believing that he was the man whom the president intended to have the office of superintendent of census. Here's Trouble. Berlin, May 23.—From certain indications at the rooms of the American delegates, as well as at the quarters of tbe English commissioner* and at the German foreign C fflce, it is evident that there is some serious hitch in the negotiations of the S-imoan commission. New York, May 22.—Not since the day the boodle aldermen's conspiracy was exposed has so much excitement been witnessed about the city hall as at present A public test is to be made on the 27th at which Mr. Wiman and his associates are to TDe present Mr. Wiman is to be the guest of the chamber of ctmmC rce in the aflerncop, having been invited to address the members at their regular meeting, the subject being "A Commerce That Should Be Continental." Where he will continue his In per bbl $6 W FKKD—Chop, corn, corn meal, cracked corn and middlings..per 100 lbs 90c Wheat Bran per 100 lbe 90c Oat* per bushel 46c Hay—Lorg per 100 lbe 90c Cut Hay per 100 lbe 96c COFB KB—Old Government Java, 18 to 32c lb as heretofore, keeping nothing first-class goods and first-class we men. All the newest styles in plnmbing line; an inspection invi —no trouble to show goods. Most startling rumors of alleged frauds, conspiracies, indictments and arrest warrants were being circulated. Mr. Phelps, who is known as "the peacemaker," both in the conference and in the working committee, is in evident trouble. First he is interviewing an English commissioner in bis own room, then he is hurrying off to the foreign office, where he remains for some time closeted with the Gorman representatives, and then repeating the process.Inspector Byrnes, District Attorney Fellows and Commissioners of Accounts Holahan and Barker were constantly in consultation, and their mysterious movements caused the heart of many a city official to quake. FLOODS IN THE WEST. All work entrusted to me wi promptly attended to, under my sonal supervision, and my long perienoe in the trade enables n: guarantee satisfaction. Than] the public in general for past fai during the twenty years L have 1 engaged in the business in Pitta Respectfully, John Scrimgboui These, as well as the occupants of the first four rows of the parquet, were the guests of W. E. D. Stokes, brother of E. D. Stokes, of the Hoffman house of New York, who had tendered invitations to the performance to over 200 prominent Chicagoans. After the first outburst th£ play was allowed to proceed without demonstration until the close of the terrace scene in the second act, when the occupants of the front of the house called Bellew before the curtain. His appearance was the occasion for mingled cheers and hisses, and he precipitately retired. Faint cries of Eva Sothera and Mrs Carter came- from the back of the house. The expected demonstration on the part of members of the Chicago club, to which Mr. Henry E Abbey referred in hi9 Interview in New York, failed to materialize. There were more hisses, however, than have been heard in all the Chicago lieatrei combined for many years. Loss of Life and Great Damage to Prop- Rio, very good 30 10 33c lb Golden Rio 35c MEATS—Ham* 13c per -lb, Sbouldera SJc, Bacon 84c, Lard 9c p«r lb  BUTTER—By the tub. . 34c By the pound 25c. Wayne Co. and Bradford Oo, (reab roll but- erty. When they repaired to the grand jury room a tremendous crowd followed them to the door. Chilli cothb, Mo., May 22.—Grand river near here is greatly swollen and the bottoms are flooded. Great damage and loss of life U reported. Three teams and wagons were found lodged in the driftwood around the bridge at Jitntown, three miles southeast of this city, and taken out, two of the teams alive. It is feared the drivers have perished. All the ferry boats on Grand river have been washed away, and the bridge are unapproachable.When asked as to the situation, Commissioners Phdps, Kasson and Bates say that there is no great change and that everything is progressing satisfactorily. Condoling with Uncle Sam. LOST HIS ALL ON THE TRACK. When they emerged report had it that an indictment hai boen granted against a distinguished city official, and that his arrest on a charge of perjury and attempted bribery was but the question of a few hours. ter alwaya in Mock. Washington, May 23.—The secretary of state is in receipt of a note from the Hawa tan minister for foreign affairs dated April 16, covering a letter from his majesty the king, expressing the deepfelt sympathy of the Hawaiian government and people with those of the United States in the loss of so many brave and devoted officers at Samoa. His letter has been suitably acknowledged by the president.  Contractor Lauer Driven to Suicide by III Price* on butteftubjeol to market changes. CHEESE—Burdick, full cream lb Nice full cream cbeeee—a little •harp 8c per lb POTATOKS—Choice York Bute  36c per buihel Our plant and system ia briefly, to aell you goods ao low that you will in aelf-defeuae abandon lhe credit ahope and raise money to buy of us. 26a-ltn Hackensack. N. J., May 22.—Coroner Henry G. Hering, of Bergen county, was called upon to investigate a tragic case of suicide in which the victim was led to take his life by losing on the race track. Scarcely any one at Rutherford was better known than George Lauer, a prosperous boss mason, contractor and a prominent trades union man. Lauer lost heavily on the great Brooklyn handicap, and then sunk almost every cent he had in a vain attempt to recoup himself by backing the favorites on the Gravesend track. Luck at Gravesend. THE ALMIGHTY DOLL, America's Demands. The uncertainty as to who the culprit was cleared up, w jen not a city official, but as cunning a rogue as has been run down in many a year, was placed behind the bars at police headquarters. Both the German and English commissioners refuse to talk on the subject, but it is learned from other sources that the United States government has instructed its commissioners to insist upon the return of Malietoa as king. BASEBALL. Is of material value Just at present. I am establishing a large trade. I InU maintain that trad* by Brst claas fits, the I cloths and the adherence to At St. George— Newt York  League. Our lotto: "Satisfaction Or lo His name is Frank Templeman, and the charge against him Is subornation of perjury. His capture has revealed not only a plot to secure a big supply of cash for himself, but to smirch the character of Inspector Byrnes, District Attorney Fellows and the commissioners of actounts and Detective James E. Wilkinson, who figured so prominently in the Kerr bribery case. Pittsburg 3 1001000 0— & 10200010 0-4 TEA—41b* of the beat Tea for. $1. We have *old this quality tea for two year* and it ha* stood the teet, but there is no use of praising it, for you know how it is yourself. 8YRUP8— 40, 60, 60c per galloo MOLASSES—25, 30, 40, &0c Beit N. O. A message is said to hare been received from Secretary Blaine within the past thirtysix hours directing the commissioners to insist upon the restoration of the status quo, and saying that Germany deposed Malietoa aa king and must return him as bing They may haggle about indemnity or a unit or a dual government if they please, but Malietoa must be king. Blaliop Keanu Arrives. Batteries: Welch and Ewlng, Staley and Miller. Umpire: McQuade. At Washington— At present I am showing some One good* SUMMER SUITINGS Washington, May 22.—Bishop Keane arrived in the city yesterday afternoon. Ha was welcomed at the station by a delegation of the city clergy, A banquet was tendered him. A. Leon Knott presided. Bishop Keaue will remain here until Saturday. On Friday night the members of Carroll institute will give him a public reception Washington 2 0 4 4 8 0 0 0 0-18 Chicago 8 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0—6 Butteries: Ferson and Muck, Hutchinson and Flint. Umpires: Fessenden aud Curry. At Boston- Cleveland game postponed on account of rain. At Philadelphia— Indianapolis game postponed on account of wet grounds. INDIAN FIGHT at a bargain to the CASH buyer. A large assortment of FURNISHING GOO oomprislng Hats. Caps, Shirts. Underwear the like AT AWAY DOWN PRICES. Fine | eale shirts of a cood quality well made, form $1.00 for 7tc. good value. HATS I HATS II of all oolora, a'see »t; and shapes from 75c to 12.60. A first-class I Hat 75c. worth $1.25. Furnishing gioda ol kinds at real bargain prlcee. f i. bod'.n Carried Off bj Trtend*—Four About 10 o'clock his wife heard a pistol •hot, aud on running up stars saw the prostrate form of the unfortunate man. Ilolasse* 60c per gallon CRACKERS— Hitchner's XXX Cream i'l v pei! Redskins Left on the Field, t.xxiPKO, Mon., May 22.—Word has just . ...lo per lb CAKE5- -Hitchner's Assorted, the beat, 9c lb lOBACCO—Clark A Bnover...... ,36c per lb Frlshmuth 34c per lb • Mti received bere of a ferocious fight which took place oear Fort MeLeod last week between a band of Blood Indians ou one side and a force composed of soldiers, cowboys Bud Gross Ventres on the others. He had used a heavy revolver and the bullet had crashed through bis brain. The Plot Revealed. While the Germans have come to agree with all the other views of the American commissioners, they are reluctant to accept this condition, and point to the fact that Malietoa was pardoned by the German emperor at the beginning of the conference. This, they claim, should satisfy America. Lauer did not live to speak a word to his heart broken wife. He had lived in Rutherford for years. He leaves one child. Inspector Byrnes, in giving the details of the story to the reporter, described what he termed a most villainous plot to destroy himself and District Attorney Fellows, and added that Templeman was only the tool in the hands of tome one else, and be believed that some one else to be a high city official, whom he promises to name when the proper time comes. Washington, May '^2.—Ex-Representative Lynch, the newly appointed fourth auditor of the treasury, took charge of his office. There was no show of reserve on the part of the clerks and sub-offlcials of the office In welcoming a colored gentlemen as chief. Gen. Shelley, before retiring, assembled tbe entire force of the office in his room and introduced them to Mr. Lynch. Mr. Lynch Takes Hold. At Louisville— Louisville  Baltimore  Association. American Navy 28c per lb "Hard to Beat"—Chewing 28c lb 80APS—8-3 lb bar* "Kitchen" for $1.00 6-3 lb bars Challenge 1.00 6-3 lb bars Acme 1.00 36 bars Floating 1.00 M. F. GILRO The Bloods have lately been stealing horses from the Gros Ventres, and the latter, assistr ed by soldiers and cowboys, made an effort to recover the stolen animals. 101204000—8 .0 000001 80-4 Chicago, May 22.—A special from Dubuque, la., says: In an interview Internal Revenue Collector Webster, of this district, stated that the prohibitory law increased the sate of liquor In Iowa. This year be has issued 232 more liquor license* than last year. The number of wholesale dealers is slightly less than before the prohibitory law, but the tales are larger and the quality of liquor sold it poorer. Not only have the sales increased, but since the decision of the United States supreme court i:i the case of Bowman Brother?, the Marshalltown brewers, the importations by express of original packages of liquor has been enormous. Wholesale liquor houses have sprung up all along the borders of the state and are supported maiuly by Iowa trade. Effect of Prohibition In Iowa. Batteries: Stratum aud Cook, Kilroy and Tate. Umpire: Gaffuey. At Columbus— 32 South Main Street. PITT8TON, PA. It is thought that a crisis will be reached at tbe meeting of tbe conference. The American commissioners were quiet and conciliatory in their utterances concerning the situation, but expressed a determination to remain firm. As usual, the stories as to the number of killed and wounded are conflicting, but it is certain that quite a large number were slain. Most of the bodies were carried away by friends cf the fallen, but three or four were discovered on the field, minus scalps. "I learned Monday morning," said the ohief inspector, "that the commissioners of aocounts had offered a man (1,000 to swear falsely that the district attorney and I were Interested in the bill of James E. Wilkinson for 15,000 for services rendered in shadowing jurors and witnesses in the Alderman Kenboodle trial. I rushed down town in a hurry. I found that Commissioner Holaban had sent a letter to the man who was to perjure himself, and I now have that letter In my pocket I fouud that the oommissionars of aocounts had negotiated with a man and that he was told to call at their office to get his money and make his affidavit. Columbus. Cincinnati 1 0022088 2-12 2 0 0 1 2 0 7 1 X—18 IT bar* White Marseilles 1.00 Caknkd.Goods—61b can beat Apple Butter 36c 61b '• " Jelly 36c IT bar* White Brussels 1.00 Batteries; Widner and O'Conner, Smith and Baldwin. Umpire: Holland, Home eweet home, Be It ever ao humble At St Louis— 31b " " " 26c 21b " u •' 18c Armour'* 2 lb can corned Beef.., 19c 6 can* for. $1 Washington, May 22.—First Comptroller Matthews has decided in the case of government printing office leave* of absence that employes must earn the fifteen days' leave by service prior to the date of act of congress changing the period to thirty days—last October—and the thirty days' leave by service since then. Affecting Government Printers. St. Louis, Athletic. .0 11000000 0—2 .0 10000100 1—8 There's no place like home. 'TIS THE AMBITION OF PRINCE AND 1 The special correspondent of the Associated Press here was informed that Germany has finally consented to restore King Malietoa. This action was taken finally after prolonged and persistent efforts on the part of the American commissioners. Later—Germany Yields. The Bloods appear to have got the worst of the encounter. They got away with most of the stolen horses, and are now being closely followed by mountain police. Batteries: King and Mllligan; Weyhing and Cross. Umpire; Ferguson. Kansas City At Kansas City- 20088000 6-18 ANT. RICH AND POOR TO Another encounter is likely to take place when the police come upon them, and serious trouble is feared. Brooklyn 8 0 1 1 5 2 0 2 z—14 3 cans Standard Tomatoet26c 3 " " Corn 26c 3 " " Pea* 26c 8-3 lbitandard Peaches..$1 Own a Home and Pay Batteries: Swartzel and Hoover; Terry and Vlsner. Umpire: Goldsmith. Indemnity Questions. It is alleged that American Indians in Montana are going to the Bloods' assistance. At Worcester- Worcester.  Other Games. 2 cant Condensed Milk 26 The great problem of souring labor tne reward of industry I frugality that has taxed the brain the wise and good of all g raerAtiC has been practically solved by G. B. THOMPBC1 But now comes another hitch in the negotiations. This fresh difficulty grows out of the claim for indemnity made by Germany. The American section of the conference holds that if any indemnity is paid it must be a merely nominal sum. Germany, on the contrary, maintains that in the conflicts between the German forces and the Sainoans the latter were invariably the aggressors. General Notes- .0 0800040 4—11 4 cans Sardines 26 MINERS' SCOOPS—No 3 Remington... .80c 8QUIBS—2 boxes for 26c or 9 Collision at Sea, Mr. Palmer, the public printer, appointed Thomas B. Penicks superintendent of the printing office in place of E. M. Rutteuber, resigned. This is a reinstatement. "The man proved to be Frank Templeman, and, as I learned that he had gone to another man and offered him $500 to corroborate his story, I got that man's affidavit, and on that Templeman was arrested and looked up here at police headquarters. Eauton Batteries: Stafford and Terrien; Handiboe and Hines. Umpire: Clinton. At Hartford- 00020001 1—4 London, May 22.—The British steamer German Emperor, from London for Bilboa, ran into the British steamer Beresford, from Hartlepool for Bombay, while the latter was lying at auQlior on the Goodwin Sands. The German Emperor sank instantly. Boats were launched from the Beresford and succeeded in rescuing three persons from the German Emperor. There were seventeen persons on board the Beresford. The latter's bows were stove. She disappeared in the fog, and for some time her fate was unknown, but it is now learned that she is proceeding to Gravesend, where she will undergo temporary repairs. Nine persons from the German Emperor took to a small boat and have landed at Dover. Nevertheless, it is thought that thirty persons perished. Released on 1 heir Own Recognisance. Birmingham, Ala., May 28.—In the criminal court John and Gale Wyly, charged with being accessories to the Hawes murderers last December, were released on their own recognisance. They have been in jail since January. There is very little evidence against them and witnesses could not be found. The case against Albert Patterson, colored, on the same charge was nolle pressed. bozea for $1 00 WR1N9ERS—Universal ,$2 26 each Eureka 2.10 each RAISINS 3 and 4 lb* for 26c CURRANTS—Vostiraa's 3 lbs for 26c PRUNES—very large 40 to lb.. .3 lb for 26c It has been decided at the navy department that it will be impossible to grant tbe request of the Naval academy that the vessels of the North Atlantic squadron be sent to Annapolis at the time of the graduating exercises. The vessels are pretty widely scattered, and those near at hand are being overhauled. Hartford... Jersey City .0 00000000-0 2 2088000 z—10 Batteries: O'Connell and Moolio; Daley and Burke. Umpire: Knight. At New Raven— Commissioner Holahan's Story. who ia selling those Beautiful Accessible Lots of D. D. Sear! Prospect Hill or 8eneca Field, ] ton. Besides, the native partisans of king Malietoa were guilty of the barbarous practices of beheading German sailors, as well as inflicting upon the wounded particular cruelties. These acts, Germany insists, should entail upon Samoa the payment of special indemnity.Commissioner Holahan made the following statement: . Newark game postponed; wet ground*. At Lowell— Wilkeabarre game postponed; wet ground*. At Buffalo- Buffalo PBA8—green... i qt» (or 25c " Williamson's bill (or 15,047.50 was signed by the comptroller and the warrant for payment wag signed by the city chamberlain and the comptroller. The mayor thought the bill should be looked into, and he sent it to the commissioners of account* for that purpose a week ago. We thought the tyll was all right and were about to so report last Friday, when a city official said that one Frank Templeman was prepared to swear that the bill was a fraud, and that after it was paid the money would be divided between District Attorney Fellows, Inspector Byrnes and Wilkinson. PKA8—split  BBAN8—marrow . 8 qta for 26c . .3 qu (or 26c .0 6060S0S 0-1S OATMKAL—fine 8ootr.li.. HICK  .. .6 lbs for 25c .4 lbs (or 36c In the criminal court the case of Dorsey Suber, a colored man, was put on trial for murder of James Payne (colored) on Dec. 27 last.  A Prisoner Commits Suicide. Detroit.. Batteries: Gilmore and Thayer; Smith and Welch. Umpire: Doescher. At Rochester— .0 0 0 4 1 7 1 0 4-17 PRUNK8  PRUNELLAS—»ery choice... .3 lb* lor 25c 8PI0K8—«tricily pure Ginger*. 26c lb u " Allspice. 25c lb " " Mustard 25c lb ,6 lbs for 26o For 1240 to $280, or 13 to t\ per month for 100 months. Ti yourself. Earnest efforts are making in committee to Bettle the dispute, but the matter is very likely to require a reference to the plenary conference. FobtWayhe, Ind., May 22.—Oscar Logan, aged 45, was found dead in his oell at the jail, having committed suicide by tying a shoe string, attached to a short piece of rop?, around his neck, and then fastening the Dope to the grating of his cell laid do#n on his stomach with his face not more than three inches from the floor, and strangled to death Rochester. .1 0 0 5 0 8 1 8 8-1# 88400000 0— 9 Easton, Pa., May 22.—New Jersey commanderies of Knights Templar are interested in a conclave about to be held by the different cominanleries of Pennsylvania In this city. The imposing convention will begin next Monday and continue until Wednesday. On Tuesday evening there will be a reception in which the Pennsylvania commanderies and visiting Knights Templar will participate. . Knights Templar Conclave. Batteries: Barr and Toy: Serad and McOulre. Umpire: Bauer. At Hamilton— Toronto " " Pepper 25c lb " " OiDD&moD 25c lb APPLB8—rery choice erepor*ted4 lb* for 25c MUSTARD—J of the largest bottle* tor. ..25c APBIOOT8—California, juit what yon want 3 Iba for 26 e A CHILD CAN Kn|laod as A rbltrator. ai cheap aa a man at the London, May 23.—The Posts's Berlin cor re pondent says that the Samoan protocol iu its final form will contain two chief points. The first of these relates to the govei anient of Samoa, which will be arranged on a tripartite basis, England being accorded a position corresponding in a certain sense to that Of arbitrator. The second deals with "tho appointment of a land copunlwion. England is to have a large influence in the selection fft the supreme judicial functionary. Horrible Downfall of Two Girls. Toledo. Hamilton 10 0 10 10 0 0-4 ,18010880 0-» Star Shoe Sto: Newton, N. J., May 22.—Pour young girls living in Newton, N. J., and employed in a shoe factory there, left their homes a month ago, leaving no trace of their whereabout* The mother of one of them traced the party to New York city, and secured the services of the police. Two of the girls, Ellen Connell, 13 years old, and Ada Ward, 23 years of age, were found living in a house of ill fame in Prince street They said they came here to find work, and knew nothing of the other two girls. Ellen Connell was taken back to Newton, but her companion elected to stay. Charged with Kmbcsalemout. Batteries: Young and Oldfleld; Wehrle and Ballings. Umpire: West. At Syracuse— Norfolk, Va., May 22.—Hugh A.  the deputy division clerk of the internal revenue department, arrested in Baltimore on the charge of embeuling $1,725 from the United States government, has arrived here and was committed to the city Jail in default of $4,080 bail for further hearing. A Bold Statement. PKA08B3—very nice good*. Every pair of Shoea are ma in Plain Fignrea and atrictly price. My line of Lattice*, Muaee' Ghildren's Oxford tiea are atyliah and cool. My gent'a loir ahoea arc the f in Pittaton. "I wrote a letter to Templeman that day asking him to call at our office the next day. He came last Saturday and stated that he had been in the employ of Wilkinson, but had left him shortly after the investigation on their bill began. I told him what I had learned and asked him if he could prove the statement. He said he could, and that there was a man as near to Wilkinson as his undershirt who would corroborate all he sa d, aqd who could get the book in which private Recounts were kept, showing that Byrnes ag4 Fellows had.drawn money from the Wilkinsofl Detective agency on many occasions. 8yracuee-London game postponed on acc junt of rain. . .10 cti lb m long u the; last All good* delirered free of charge. 8end io your or den bj mail Thej- will reoeiye our careful attention, and be aent CASH ON DBD UVTCRT. Panic In a Theatre. Threatened a Priest. Medina, N. Y., May 22.—The McOibnej family played at Bent's Opera bouse before a large audience. When the performance was about half over some boy in the corridor cried "Fire I" The cry was token up in tbe house and in an instant a wild rush was made for the main door. The members of the company rushed upon the stage and begged tbe people to resume their seats, and a number of men nearest tbe door made herculean efforts to stop the rush. The people quieted down, and in a few minutes the greater portion resumed their seats. Several women and children were severely injured in the crush. New York, May 22.—Francis S. Fremel, a priest in the St. Stanislaus school at No, 105 East Second street, complained to Mayor Qrant that his life and that of the pastor of the church at No. 67 Stanton street, Rev. G. Klimitzki, have been repeatedly threatened since January last because he had baptized Mrs. Sofia Romer, a young Jewess, into the Christian faith. Tour* lor Oash Only, A Boon lor Fishermen. JOHN 1. MORGAN, Minister field Presents His Credential*. Ottawa, May 22.—An intelligence department for the purpose of supplying fishermen with information as to tbe movements of feed and bait fishes is to be established at Halifax. The reports received daily will be mapped, so that the movements of the fish can Le seen at a glance, and bulletins will be issued as occasion may require. Sooth Main St. Pittotoi, Pa., M»y 1, 1889. All goods are new and bough rect lrom the leading manufaoti and told aa close as good goods allow. Parib, May 23.—President Carnot gave an audience to Mr. White law Reid, the American minister, who presented his credentials. In his remarks Mr. Reid assured President Carnot that he woujd endeavor to maintain and stimulate the esteem which President Harrison and Uie whole American people held for Franoo. Ordered to Leave the K. of Baltimore, May 22.—A letter has been received by the local carpenters' uniop from the principal office at Philadelphia of tlDe National Brotherhood of Carpenters of America, giving notice that members of that body who are also attached to the Knights of Labor cannot receive either sick or death benefits from the Brotherhood of  nor be assisted during a strike, The letter is signed by P. J. McOuire, secretary of the National Brotherhood of Carpenters, REPORT OF TBI CONDITIO* OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITT8TON, AT PITT8 TON. IN THE 8TATE OF PINNA.. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, HAT 13, 1889. RE80URCE8. A fall line of foot-gear in al Remember the place. Sioux City Their Headquarters. Knew What He Was Doing;. Denver, Colo., May 22.—The Railroad Conductors' association selected Sioux City, la., as the headquarters of the order. The citizens of Sioux City agree to give the ordef (75,000 in cash, the order to erect a $200,00Q building, upon which the citizqps guarantee 8 per cent, net income, "I warned Templeman that bis charge wm a serious one and he should tie very positive before he made it He answered that he knew what be was doing, he had seen uheoks made out payable to Inspector Byrnes and that be could bring good proof to that effect An Kditor Wins In a Duel, Contoocook, N. H., May 22.—About two weeks ago Miss Annie Dominic, aged 18 years, left Hillsboro for a western trip, and has not been heard from since. A few days ago hir trunk was returned by the railway officials, but no trace of its owner can be found, and it is believed that she has met with foul play. Fears of Foal Flay. Oferdra"*. Lous ud dlsoounts. 418,485 tO Si. MR 81 80,000 00 4m, MS 80 200, 458 81 1, 879 11 508 85 77,150 14 4,888 88 18,500 00 Towner's star s^oe Paris, May 22.—M. Lockroy fought a duel with M Berge, editor of The Lyons Republican. The weapons (elected were sabers. M. Lockroy received a slash In the arm, when honor was declared satisfied. Must Comply with the Law. D. 8. Roods to moo re circulation Otbe- stood, boa da and mortgages. Due from uprond reserve unu. Doe from other National Banks  Due from State Basks and bankers. Real estate, furniture and fixtures.. Current expenses and taxes paid... Bills of other Banks  New Yobk, May 22.—Judge O'Brien decided that the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad must comply with the New York state law requiring passenger cars to be heated otherwise than by stoves or furnaces. The road claimed that as only twenty-fonr miles of its track was in this state the law did not apply to it 58 North Main St. "He promised to bring the other man at 9 o'clock Monday morning. He then said they would want $1,000 for the information. T.&J.Holbr A llarbeoue for Blue and Gray, Gjjcns Falls, N. Y., May 82.—Lewis E, Wait, a Itadiug citigen of this place and who had done much to beautify and build up the town, was killed near Indian river, in the Adirondacks, being thrown from a buckboard by the running away of a team. Mr. Wait was a prominent Mason. Thrown from a Wag in and Killed. Braidwood, Ilia., May 22.—More than BOO miners have signed the contract to renew work. A large force was proceeding to the mines to go to work, when they were oppo ed and threatened with violence by a large number of strikers from Coal City, Diamond and Suffernville. But for this interference work would have already been begun. The trouble makers were non-i osidents of Braidwood, and were led by three men said to be well known outlaws. Superintendent Carey, who is also mayor of this city, has obtained legal advice and will endeavor to resume work today. His men say all they ask is muskets and they can take care of themselves. The Illinois Miners' Strike. Birmingham, Ala., May 22.—On the 4th of July the ex-Confederates of this county will give a mammoth barbecue at an adjacent resort. It will be given in compliment to the Grand Army of the Republic, and the "Confeds" hope to capture every Yankee who can possibly be got here. Skirmishers will be sent all over the state and 10,000 are expected to be present. "I suspected that all was not right when be asked for money," oontinued Mr. Holahan, "and 1 saw I hod him on the hook, so I let him talk on. He said he'd take no chanoe, but eventually asked for $250 cash and a promise of the balance. I told him to coll Wednesday. Fractional paper cuneooj, nickels, and penal is  8pecle  Redemption fund with U. H. Treasurer (5 per cent, of circulation). 810 60 45,000 00 PlTTMUIW, IV, May 29.— The oontestXor the control of the Republican oounty committee between the Magee, Flinn and Quay factions has resulted in a victory for Magee, who at the county convention secured 58 votes against 22 cast for tbe Quay men. Magee Wins. Another la Hla Wlfa's Boom. 8, 960 00 16 South Main St., beg to inform tho publico that have an entirely new stock cf Pittsburg, limy 22.—A special from Tiffin, O., says: John Marti, of Republic, returned home unexpectedly and found Howard J. Kennaman, a well known married man of this city, in his wife's apartment. Marts seised an old bayonet, kept in the house as a relic, and fatally stabbed Kannetnan. Total .* 1,336.445 99 The Scheme Divulged. Capital stock paid In I Due ikanbouin  Surplus fund  Undivided profits  National Bank note* outstanding.... Dividends unpaid  Individual deposits subject to check SKilled checks  »hier's oherks outstanding  Due to other National Banks  Due to State Banks and bankers.... LIABILITIES. 250,000 00 84,900 00 125,000 00 70,065 57 45,000 00 PmSBURG, May 22. —The western freight agents at a meeting here resolved to reduce the rate on iron ore from the lake ports to this city to (1.05 instead of (1.25 per ton. This action is the result of a consideration of the subject extending over several months. Reducing Freight Hates. "He left, and we sent our messenger to the offices of the mayor and the district attorney to see if those gentlemen were in. Both were out, and a few minutes later Private Detectives Arthur Conway and Edward Bracken came in and introduced themselves. They said they had an important revelation regarding Templeman. Conway said Templeman called at liis house Friday night, and said he had an offer to make by which each could earn $500. He then told Conway that Wilkinson's bill was at the office of the commissioners of accounts, and that the commissioners were willing to pay (1,0(.0 to provg that Byrnes and Fellows were partners of Wilkinson. Conway said he did not know anything about it He was told that he Wfts a fool to think anything like that when bp could get (500 for saying he knew all about the matter. 'We can get (50 each and skip, and if you think we are going too deep we can drop Byrnes and only connect Fellows, Then we will fight only intelligence instead of brute force,' is what Conway states Templeman said to him. To Visit Ills Mother's lllrthplace. Fairview, N. J., May 22.—Charles Francis, a resident of this town, committed suicide. He went into the parlor, and, taking a revolver, shot himself. No reason is given for the act, but business troub:ee are suspected of having unsettled his reason. Suicide In Fairview. BOOTS AND SHOES and are now ready to aerre custc era at the lowest prices. Tl make a specialty of JOHN M€ DELL'S SOLAR TIP SHOES children. Ciutom Work at Lowest Possible Prices. Soling i heel'ng while you wait. Chambersbuhg, Pa., May 22.—United States Treasurer Huston while on a visit here stated that President Harrison intends this summer to make a visit to his mother's birthplace, ten miles from here, in Franklin county. The old stone house in which she was born is still standing. She was Elizabeth Irwin, daughter of Archibald Irwin. 715,029 44 12,000 00 16 00 A Railroad Company Gets a Charter. 112 41 83,990 17 832 40 Harrisburo, Pa., May 22.—A charter has been granted to the Pittsburg, Beech Creek and Eastern Railway company; capital (t,- 500,000. The company will build a railroad 150 miles long from Mill Hil'i Clinton county, to Butler, P*. Samuel Nevins is president of the company. Taunton, Mass., May 22.—Robert Parker, a broker's agent, who represented the house of Doran & W right, has disappeared. The office is closed, and customers are looking in vain for returns from their transactions. A Broker's Agent Disappear*. Total.. .» 1,888,445 99 New York, May 24—A letter received here by Jack Cusick, the noted sporting man, from Jack Barnett, one of Sullivan's trainers at Belfast, N. Y., where Sullivan is preparing for his fight with Kilrain, says: Sullivan In Great Trim, Atlanta, Ga., May 22.— Carrie Hewitt, 10 years old, daughter of a farmer living five miles from Atlanta, was brutally assaulted by an unknown negro. The fiend has not been caught, but the whole country has turned out for the search. Horrible Outrage of a Child. Stats of Penh'a.. Coowtt or Lczsaxs, as: I, William L. Watson, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. William L Watson, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th Oay of May, 1889. SAMUEL P. FENN, Notary Public. Co r«ict—Attest: THEO. STRONG, 1 THOS. FORD. }■ Directors JOHN HOWELL, | Minneapolis, May 22.—The Journal's Red Wing, Minn., special says: A disease supposed to be hydrophobia Is epidemic In Trimbell, Wis., and the school has been closed in one district. The children are strictly forbidden to leave home. Men have engaged to kill all the stray dogs in town. A Strange DImru, A Village Flooded. A Newark Wan Dies In Flurlda. The champion feels like & race horse. We have been walking, running, punching the bag, playing baseball and taking shower baths. Mike Cleary will arrive here, when we will go to work fn earnest. Tell our friends that on July 8 John srifl be lit to light for any man's life and take pome of the conceit put of Fokey Jake. Montpelier, Vt., May 22.—Heavy rains In this section for twenty-four hours have caused streams to overflow, and the lower part of the village is flooded. The rains are beneficial to the crops. Jacksonville, May 83.—Warren Teucb, of Newark, N. J., died while bathing in the surf at Pablo Beaoh. He was seen to throw up his arms and sink while in water up to bis neck. He was hastily gotten out, but died in a few minutes. Remember the number, CONDENSED NEWS. 16 SOUTH m Sumner, Soule & Son, of Gardner, Me., boot and shoe dealer*, have assigned for the benefit of their creditors. CHILDREN'S LflCE CjlPH Notice is hereby given tbatan plication will be made to the Court of C rnon Pitas of Lucerne oouaty, or one of the S£?".l5?r^0F' V MoDd*y. the M day of Ji 1®**D at.to o clock a. m., under the "Corpora Act of 1*74" and the supplements thereto, UlU!? J2.' •» intended corporation U M'tad ' The West Plttaton Hose Company, V the character and object of '•D hich are extinguishment of Area in the bore ugh of V Pittaton, and the kaeplng in proper order for stant service, of hoae and all neoeesary apaan and equipments thereto belonging, and fort! purpoeee to have and enjoy all the rlghta, b fiu end privileges conferred by the said Ac Assembly and Its supplements. j' 8. M. PARKE, SolldtC A Wall Known Aotress Dead.. Paris, Ky., May 22.— Lair Brothers' fine 3-year-old s allion, Kentucky Volunteer by Victor von Bismarck, dam by Ryland, died of paralysis. When a 3-year-o'd he trotted at Sharsburg, Ky., Aug. 7, winning in two straight lieats in and 2:85. He W§s valued at tl0,00Q. A Valuable Stallion Detul. W ESTMIN STKR, Md., 22.—Robert Kohn, aged 5 years, was fatally burned at Manchester. The child, in the absence of its mother, lighted a lamp and let fire to its clothing. ________ A Hoy Burned to Death, The comptroller of the currency has authorised the Colebrook National bunk, of New Hampshire, to begin business with a capital of 175,000. Indefinitely Postpone d. New York, May 82,—Miss Maudo Went worth, a well known aotress and a pupil of Mrs. Waller, died in this city. Her husband, Ellsworth Totten, is the librarian of the Union League club, and is a well known society man.  Hartford, May 22.—The house of representatives indefinitely postponed the bill limiting saloons in license towns to one for every 500 inhabitants, which bad passed the senate.  A Detective Under the Bed. All our Exclusive Designs, New, Beautiful and Very Cheap. Secretary Noble and wife left Washington for a visit to the Carlisle, Pa, Indian schCyil, The secretary will return to Washington on Thursday nejt, "Conway invited Templeman to call on him the nest morning and then he hurried to Wilkinson and told him what he had learned. By advice he bad Detective Bracken under the bed »hen Templeman called the next day. He had Templeman repeat the story and tell the plot. Then Templeman wanted Conway to go to a newspaper office and sell the news of his reyelation, but this Conway would not do." Quebec, May 22.—A dispatch says that the British steamship Escajona, from Bordeaux for Montreal, has gone on the rocks near that city, and is rapidly going to pieoe s Tim Esculona on the Itocks. A Generous Offer. Ladies' and Children's Knit Vests, Hosiery and Gloves for Summer Wear." Corsets, Children's Waists, Ruchings, Mall Ties, Collars, Caffs, Etc. What It Will Coat. An Editor Appointed Deputy Collector. The Miller block in Clinton, N. V., was burned. Other buildings were damaged. Loss, |12,000; insuranoe, $0,300. The origin of the fire is supposed to be incendiary. Norwich, Oonn., May 22.-Wil.iaw A- Slater has offered (15,000 for a Young Men's Chrlrtian association building here, provided $40,000 mors is subscribed before Jan. 1, Hartford, May S& —In response to a legislative resolution of inquiry the railroad commissioners reported that, leaving the question of consequential damages aside, the cost ol eliminating the 1,200 railroad grade crossings in Connecticut will be $20,638,027. New York, May 83.— Levi M. Oauo, editor of The Watkins (N. Y ) Express, has been appointed by Collector Erhordt as deputy collector of this port in place of John A. Mason, resigned. Mr. Qano is 64 years old and has served several terms as postmaster of Watkins. Baltimore, May 22.—The new steamer Dorchester made her last run between Boston and this port in thirty-eight hours, the fastest time on record. fxtMt Time on ltecunl. Hon. Robert P. Porter, superintendent of the census, has rented for the season from George De Shields, superintendent of the Baltimore and Ohio hotels, one of the handsome cottages at Deer Park. Literally Hacked t« Fleees. Decorate your Home with Silk Draperies and FanaV! Work from our well selected stock. All kinds of Embroidery and Stamping doLe to order. SaM Francisco, May 80.—Chen Tow, a Chinese cigarmaker. was literally hacked to pieces by a hatchet in the hands of another Chinaman. The oause is unknown. up to tho I ?V. °* '•*•• for tke obutmenU or the ! bodge to be e»cted ■■ Yate»¥lll*. PUm oan be mm attfte house of M Hook to YManlllo *t mt Umo. The rlgktl ■erred to reject on* or oil bid*. 18. MONK, Ckrk tor OoumI Proposal*. An KxrConylet Kx-Senator Dead. Conway aud Bracken each made an affidavit as to what they had learned, and the commissioners took the men and the affidavits to the mayor's office and on advice of Mayor Grant to the district attorney. Inspector Italics does, not appear at all {atyfiecl with' the explanation of the commissioners.WoRCisTxa, Mass., May 22.—Ex-State Senator Lucius W. Pood, who was pardoned by Govo-nor Long after serving a term is the stats prison for forgeries in connection with his iron business in this city, is dead. Killed While Banging Clothes. Austin H. Reed, a street oar driver at N. Y., was killed on Monroe maue. He leaned oqt tq look at a. runaway his heacf came in contact frith a telegraph pols, fraflfoiing his £ul^ New York, May 24—Pauline Weber, 54 years old, of No. 8Q First street, fell out of a third story wtncjow to the yard while hanging cut clothes, and was filled on the spot The temperance man who will stay away from the polls on election day gives lialf a vote to the whisky men. Vote by AU Means Princess Beatrice Hu a Bafcy "ROCK BOTTOM PRICES." London, May Ml—The Princess Beatrice, wife of Prince Bmaj of Batten burg, hM given birth to a son. «Blw 8. G. SEAGER, No. 6 Watkr 8t. PEERLESS DTEt &25JXZZ