Evening Gazette

              ■ t liin ii iijin mna»ip III I.t.M'I. ijiii wmiiM'ji'iiimi" m » i '* . J.- ■**. "*• '' ' NUtfREH) 8047 j Weeklr BUaMbktd C830 ( PITTSTON. PA . FRIDAY, JUNE 14. I8S9. TWU CETW. Tea Casta a «Nk. JOHNSTOWN RECOVERING EXTRADITION REFUSED. SACRED TO ST. ANTHONY. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. SPORTING EVENTS. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE HE won POT TOD that they will get very little work out of the L'en now on the ground. Baseball. Two irore bodies have been recovered and taken to the morgue. They are not yet identified at this writing. Work was commoncevl on a large frame building which will be used temporarily as the Cambria Iron company's store and meat market. It is about eighty feet square. The old stock is being removed fioxn the wrecked building and is displayed for sale in front of the new building. Governor Hill Denies Illinois' ▲ Pittsburg Reverend Who Has AI lege I Miraculous Power. News Notes of Interest from LKAOUK. Business Men of the City Hold Pittsburg, June 14.—Yesterday was St; Anthony's day, sacred to the memory of the Portuguese saint, who lived nearly seven hundred years ago. He is the patron sainl of the old German church on the summit of Troy hill, of which Rev. S. J. Mollinger is pastor. It is widely believed that on St Anthony's day Father Mollinger performs miracles of healing, and thousands of the sick and deformed resort to him. About sii thousand persons crowded in and around the church during the forenoon. Men and women carried bottles in which they secured watei blessed by the priest. Much of this holy water was carried away in beer bottles witb patent stoppers. Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 ft— 1 Cleveland 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 x— 4 Batteries: Getzein and Daly, O'Brien and Zimmer.At Indianapolis— For the Havoc that Rum has a Meeting. Application. Washington, Wrought. I RESIDENTIAL PREFERMENTS. STORES ALREADY OPEN AGAIN. THE NEW YORK SUSPECTS STAY. Boston At Boston— 0 1 1 0 0 8 0 0 8—:7 "TAKINfl THE CONSEQUENCES." Collectors of Internal Revenue and Cus- Washington 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0—1 Batteries: Clarksou and Bennett, Keefe and Mack. Opening the Channel of the River—Crazed by Grief— Droves of Drummers at Johns- People are buying greedily. Some because the goods are offered cheap, others because of a desire to secure relics of the disaster. Consternation in Chicago Over Governor Hill's Action—Moroney and McDonald toius Appointed—The United States Navy At New York- The Sufferings of Innocent Women And town—Kllraln and Mitchell Spar for the Must Be Indicted First—Tom Desmond Will Be fainted White In the Future. New York .. Philadelphia. 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-8 0 0 2 0 0 1 0-0 0-2 Children, and the Burden* Imposed Upon Those who Do not Drlnlc by the Sufferers. Is Not at All Frightened. Capitol Brevities. Batteries: Keefe and Ewing, Bufflnton and Clements. At Chicago— Toleration of the Liquor Trafllo. Johnstown, Pa., June 14.—The remnant of citizens interested in Johnstown's future assembled again in mass meeting. This time Gen. Hastings took the initiative in the matter himself and called on the business mqn to meet with him at his headquartel's. Gen. Halting* called the meeting to order and said: Drummers representing all branches of business are here in droves making arrangements to get their former customers started in bubintss again. Nobody who is anxious to get started in business again will have any difficulty in getting a stock of goods and all the time they want in which to pay for them. Droves of Drummers. Albany, June 14.—State Senator Thomas F. Grady, of New York, La* been retained to defend Moroney and McDonald against extradition. The papers of the governor of Illinois asking for the surrender of the two men arrested in New York city for complicity in the.Cronin murderWere presented to Governor Hill yesterday before Mr. Grady arrived. Tlie governor denied the application, without prejudice to a renewal of it, upon the grounds: (1) That the application was not accompanied by an indictment; (2) that no proof whatever was presented showing that the accused are guilty of the crime charged against them, as required by the laws of this and all other states. The application was based solely upon an affidavit made upon "infoimatiou and belief." Washington, June 11—The president has made the following appointments: "If a man will drink, let bim take tbe coc sequences," says Bob Ingersoll. CoUecli.iuof Internal Revenue—Thomas F. Penman, Twelfth district of Pennsylvania; Henry Fink, First district of Wisconsin Btrl M. R Dgers, Second district of Wisconsin; John Fein ml, Second district of Kentucky, Albert Scott, Fifth district of Kentucky John J. Land tarn, Sixth district of Kentucky, A. R. Tu n am, Eighth district of Kentucky. Chicago 0 0 0 1 2 0 4 0 2-9 Pittsburg .,0 1 0 0 1 0 2 4 0-8 Batteries: Dwyerand Flint, Staley and Miller. During the forenoon hundreds of women visited and kissed the shrine of St. Anthony. The blessing of the people did not take place until 4 o'clock, but all day long the churcb was filled with-persons praying and telling their rosaries. Three-fourths of the worshippers were women. Heaven knows, many of those who Jo drink take enough of '.he eonsfquences; ruined health, shattered lives, beggary, ignominy, wrecked bodies and souls. But do they take all the consequences ot tbeir intemperance ? At Brooklyn- Brooklyn  Cincinnati  ASSOCIATION. .0 0200000 0-2 .0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0—1. "I have called this meeting of interested business men for the purpose of consultation about the future of the business men of the Conemaugh valley." Batteries: Terry and Bushong, Duryea and Keenan. At Baltimore- Washington, June 14.—The president has caused to be referred to the secretary of state telegrams expressive of the deep sympathy with the people of the United States on account of the recent Johnstown disaster, from his honor John Harris, mayor of Sydney, Australia; Mr. Edwin Grove, of Newport, Monmouthshire, Eng.; the honorable H. A. Atkinson, premier, Wellington, New Zealand, and his honor Mayor Galloway, of Brisbane, Australia. To each of these gentlemen the secretary of state has made fitting and prompt reply in the name of the president and of the United States. * Sympathy from Abroad. In Iiowell, Mlsa., a drunken fiend of a father came home one day, and, seizing his little girl, put ber fingers between the teeth of a steel trap, and 'hen laighed with demoniac glee at the agonizing screams of his child as h»r bleeding fingers were being lacerated and torn by the trap. The father drank and his little girl took "the consequences." Never be afraid of him, for he never harms anything except HIQH PRICKS, he's only MORGAN'S HIQH PRICK SOALPKR and he always skins them deep. Do you nolle* the Scalps be has taken this month T There were many lame people, some deaf a few blind, others with hunch backs, tumors or cTrronic swellings. Here and there could be heard the hard cough and seen the pinched features of a consumptive. Indeed all manner of disease was to be seen. At 4 o'clock Father Mollinger took his station by the altar rail and the long procession began. As each man or woman knelt before him he placed his right hand upon the head and in his left hand he held a rjsort of g» Id crozier, witb which he touched the head. This procession was maintained an hour, and 2,000 person* received the blessing. The festival will continue three days. Collectors of Customs—Guilford Parker Bray, for the district of Salem and Beverly, Mass.; Jefferson Jarrett, for the district oi Petersburg, Va.; Robert Smalls, for the dis* trict of Beaufort, S. C.; Donald McLean, oi New York, general appraiser of merchandise for the port of New York. Baltimore Louisville. ,1 00010200—4 .0 00100010—2 He then outlined his plans for clearing away the vas* accumulation of debris from the streets; whether the state would authorice him to go further and clean out the cellars of private citizens and business houses he was una le to state. The general assured his listeners that his work would progress as vigorously as possible. He then urged the business men to look ahead to a prompt resumption of business. "If there are among you business men here assembled who desire to open business, and will indicate to me what will be necessary to assist to that end, I will communicate with the proper people in order to see if we can't get you what is needed to put you on your feet again." He assured his listeners that there was no necessity for any one now in the valley to feel hunger or to go shelterless, as the organization for supplies, clothing, etc., is as near perfect as is possible, and if any one suffers from any cause it is their own fault. The general urged the necessity of their reorganizing their muuicipal government, the meeting of the city council, and appointment of a police force for the protection of private interests, that the military guard cannot undertake. "I want you to go about your daily avocations as you did formerly." The speaker again invited them to make their wants known, saying that he would call upon certain parties to furnish building material to erect structures suitable for the transaction of business. "Pittsburg merchants are anxious to provide "you with stocks to set you up in business again, And there are gentlemen in this audience who have come here lor the purpose of taking you by the hand and saying to you that if their aid is desired they are willing to trust you and wait on you until this charity can take some tangible shape. The lumber for your buildings will be sent to you in train loads entirely gratis." Batteries: Cunningham and Cantz, Strattonand Cook. Columbus .. Kansas City. At Columbus— .2 000 1002 0—5 .0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0-4 Batteries: Baldwin and Peeples, Swartzel and Donahue. Athletic 1 00100000 0—2 St. Louis 0 0001 1000 0—2 Batteries: Weyhing and Cross, King and Boyle. At Philadelphia— FLOUR—Patent Proceea—'-Superlative". ,.. .... perbbL $6.36 "Mornmn'a Beat".. .per bU $6.16 Beat family—Winter Wheat Patent per bbl $6.60 FKKD—Chop, corn, corn meal, cracked oora Pension Matters. In England a drunken mother came borne one da; and demanded of her little toy his new boots, that she might pawn or sell them and get more gin. The little fellow refused to give up bis boots, when the mother in a drunken rage seized her e:.ild and, in spite of his pleading and crying, "Don't throw me out, mamma," and that of his little sister who said, "Dot't throw him out, mamma, dou't," she dashed bim out of a three-story window, and his little maneled, bleeding, dead body was picked up from the pavement below. The mother drank and the boy took ''the consequences."Patent Process—' The Clan-na-Gael Denounced. Washington, June 14.— Assistant Secre* iary Bussey has directed that Albert A Barnes be granted a pension for rheumatism. The case was rejected by the pension office for lack of evidence, but Mr. Bussey considers the evidence sufficient to warrant a pern sion for Barnes. In the case of John P. Car* lin, who claims a pension for catarrh, as the result of a broken nose by being thrown from the cars while on individual furlough, Assistant Secretary Bussey holds that the soldier was not in line of duty, and affirms the action of the pension office in rejecting Carlin1! claim for pension. OTHER OAMKH. Another telegram from the general manager of the Lion Fire Insurance company, of London, of the 0th inst, expreSfeed a desire on behalf of the directors therefore to contribute $1,000 to the relief fund of the sufferers by the flood. The president, through Mr. Blaine, accepted this voluntary donation on behalf of the stricken sufferers, and requested the manager to deliver the money to the United States minister at London to be forwarded here. Buffalo, June 14.—Rev. Father Cronin, editor of The Catholic Union, denounces the Clan-na-Gael and the murderers of Dr. Cronin. He warns Irishmen against the order, and says it is on the road to destination. He adds: At Hamilton— Hamilton 0 0 2 I 0 1 1 4 0— 9 Buffalo 0 00000000—0 Batteries: Gibbs aud Bauning, Sheppard and Thayer. At Rochester— and middlings per 100 lba 9( Wheat Bran per 100 lbs 9( Oats per bushel 41 Hay—Long per 100 lbs 91 Cut Hay per 100 lbs 91 COFB BE—Old Government Java, 38 to 32c Maracaibo 26 to 21 THE ARMAGH DISASTER, SubsetIptlons for the Relief of the Suf* Rochester. .0 00000010—1 "No matter what the outcome of the Cronin murder investigation may be, the cause of Irelan 1 and the accepted policy of Parnell by the Irish and American people demand that the Clan-na-Gae', by whatever name known, shall have nothing more to do with the control othe National league." ferers Coining In, Syracuse 0 0001 2000—8 Batteries; Barr and Toy, Keefe aud Briggs. At London- London 8—10 Detroit 0 0 9 0 0 0 2 1 1— « Batteries: Jones aod Murray, Smith and Wells. At Toronto- Toronto • 4 0 0 0 1 7 1 0 2—15 Toledo 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-6 Batteries: Titcomb and McGuire, Smith and Sage. At Wilkesbarre- Armagh, June 14.—Many anxious friends are making inquiries for missing ohildren at the infirmary, to which the persons injured in Wednesday's railroad aocideut were taken, Crowds surround the 1 uilding, and the dis« cussion of the terrible disaster in grosses the attention of the entire community. The in* terior of the infirmary presents a sad specta cle. One of the wounded, a boy named Cleland, died yesterday morning. Both oi his parents and his two brothers were killed outright. The dead now number seventyfour. Others of flie wounded are in a criti. cal condition. Kio, very good 20 to 22c Golden Rio ....2 MEATS—Hams 12c per lb, Shoulder* 8J No Sickness at Johnstown. Bacon 8|c, Lard 9c per lb  BUTTER—By lLo tub. • • • Rochester, June 14.—Clara Barton writes Mrs. Jane Marsh Parker, of this city, to the effect that there is no sickness in Johnstown, and will probably be none, and that no more nurse3 are needed. Ih Moroney *'J. B. Almonds?" To Paint the Navy White. A ealoon-ke per near New York city, who was Touched {or by "respectable" men as "temperate and of good miral character" when he got bis license, went home a year of so ago under the influence of liquor, entered the room where lay the crouohing form of bis sick, horror-stricken wife, and springing upon her like a wild beast, thrust his thumb into her eye and gouged it out of her head. Subsequently, when under the maddening influence of drink, he hrd threatened to destroy the remaining oye and aduilly did it. Coning home drunk, he again assaul ed hi* wile, shrieking in the tones of a demon, "Ob, I'U have your other eye now," and so saying he sprang upon her and gouged out her other eye. The poor, helpless woman, with eyeless tickets, when taken into court ac a witness, gave reluctant testimony to the husband's cruelty, but he was convicted and is now serving out a sentence of twenty-seven yearfl at Sing Sing. "He was always a good, kind husband when he wis sober," she said, apologetically. But he drank,and his wife look "the consr quences." m _ _ ••••••••• #WV By the pound 20c. Wayne Co. and Bradford Co, fresh roll butler always in stook. CHEKSK—BurdicV, full cream 12Jo lb POTATOES—Choice York State  Chicago, June 14.—Twenty-three witnesses were examined; all save one of them had appeared before the coroner's jury. This man Washington, Juno 14.—The secretary of the navy has issued a general order that all metal covered ships of the navy shall be painted white. HD retofore they have been painted black. By this innovation the United Statts will simply follow the example of other powers. It has been demonstrated that white vessels are several degrees cooler than those painted in darker colors. The Boston, the York town and the Dispatch have already been given white coats. Wilkesbarre Worcester . 4 0 1 0 0 8 8 0 B—18 114080000-9 Batteries: Burkett and Wilson, Fitzgerald and WiMams. 3Bo per bushel TKA—4lbs of the beat Tea for $1. We Can do it I We do it I If you doubt it, ttJfe—  Paris, June 14.—Buffalo Bill gave a monster entertainment here for the benefit of the Johnstown sufferers. The Prince of Wales and his party were present, as were also Whitelaw Reid, the American minister, and all the leaders of the American colony. Relief Notes. Easton 1 0 1 0 8 0 0 0 0-5 Lowell *7 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 x—9 Batteries: Sullivan and Moore, Burns and Murphy.At Easton— Clergymen of all the religious denominations represented in Armagh held a meeting there for the purpose of effecting an organisation for the relief of the sufferers. The Protestant primate presided. The Catholic archbishop made an address, in which he urged the people .to give liberally. Subscriptions for the benefit of the sufferers are flowing in. The Great Northern Railway company has given £200 and the Duke of Abercorn £50. SYRUPS- 40, 60, 60c per MOLASSES—26, 30, 40, 50o. Beat ] Molasses....... .60c per CBACKKRS— Hitchner's XXX C Jersey City 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 8 2—9 Hartford 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-8 Batteries: Daly and Hofford, O'Connell and Lynch. At Newark— At Jersey City— San Francisco, June 14.—The custodian of the relief fun.is for Johnstown and Seattle reports that the moneys raised in this city amount to over $80,000. United States Provision Kxport*. Washington, June 14.—Breads tuffs exports from the United States during May past aggregated in value 19,782,804, against $7,529,823 in May, 1888; aud for the eleven months of the current fiscal year $111,045,- 697, against $117,558,359 during the corresponding eleven months of the preceding fiscal year. Exports of the principal articles of rr visions in May past aggregated in value »8,S2S,f,93, against $7,166,937 in May, 1888. ■ •••••••••■ «•••»«»•••• .To per CAKBS--aitchoer's Assorted,' the beat, $o lOBACCO—Clark h 8nover 36c par Friahmuth 340 par SOAPS—8-3 lb bars "Kitchen"... .for $1.1 Newark ; 0 1 000 1 01 0—8 New Haven 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Q 0—2 Batteries: Dooan and Duffy, Durant and O'Rourke. New Yobk, June 14—The benefit in aid of the Johnstown sufferers at the Metropolitan Opera house realized $2,126.50. The henefit at the Casino realized $557. At the mayor's office #13,072 was received during the day. Walter Stanton, chairman of the transportation committee, received a telegram from Governor Beaver, which says, among other things: "Ti;e great problem of getting the people of the Conemaugh valley upon their feet so as to enable them to help themselves is the one to which we must turn our thought*, and to this the commission which I have just apiDointed will give their immediate attention."C. M. M'DON'ALD. J. J. moroney. was William Mertes, a milk dealer, who saw a white hi rse and buggy drive up to the Carlson cottage about 9 o'clock 'on the night of the murder and who, a few minutes afterward, heard loud voicos and sounds of scuffling inside the cottage. The Board of Trade of London instituted an inquiry into the disaster, and the queen has lent a message of sympathy to Armagh. 6-3 lb bars Challenge 1. 6-3 lb bars Acme 1. 36 bars Floating 1. 11 bars White Brussels 1. IT bars White Marseilles I. 7-3 lb bars Palma .1.1 London, June 14.—The Berlin correspondents of The Times, Daily Mews, Morning Post and Standard, all agree that several modifications of the Samoan protocol which were suggested by United Stated government have been agreed to by the conference, but minor dqfails, which are still unsettle 1, will necessitate another sitting of the cot forenoe, which will probably be held on Saturday next  That Samoau Treaty. (leu. Hustings Applauded. Gen. Hastings then asked for remarks and suggestions from his audience. His speech was received with applause and men rushed forward to grasp his hand, tears streaming from their eyes, speaking their thanks with husky voices. Paris, June 14.—A few days ago the cabinet discussed the difficulties of the Panama Canal company. The liquidator of the company read his report, and the result of hi( findings was that the government determined to present a bill to the chamber of doputiej dealing with t}De matter. A bill was introduced in the ohamber of deputies em jxiwerinq the liquidator of the company to sell on the beet terms possible and regardless of the legal limit as to price the 800,000 of the bonds which have nut yet been :ubscribCDd for. It also authorizes a subscription of 8i,000,00C francs to cover the expenses necessary foi the maintenance of the works pending aD inquiry into the question of the completion of the canal. The liquidator will not be obliged to issue the bonds, but ho can negotiate with financiers to place them. Th« bonds will remain as lottery bonds. The Panama Canal. Unusual soerecy is maintained by the grand jury in regard to the investigation, from which it is inferred that evidence withheld from the coroner's jury or unknown to the authorities at that time is to be presented to the more august body of jurors. The blood stained trunk which has figured conspicuously in the casj was carried up to the grand jury room and duly Inspected. 22 bars While Mountain .1. Canned Goods—61b can beat Apple Butlat 1 Kellogg** Cablegram Unimportant. Washington, June 14.—State and navy department officials are authority for the statement that Commander Kellogg's cablegram to Secretary Tracy relative to the Haytian situation contained nothing about the burning of Port-au-Prince, and from this it is surmised that the report to that effect 61b " " Jelly i Armour's 2 lb can Beef  6 cans (or. William Caldwell, the oldest business man in the city, announced that he had arranged to resume business immediately. Many others followed in brief talks, urging upon themselves united action in all they cUd. It was then suggested that Col. Linton prepare a set of resolutions embodying the views of the business men ol the city. Col, Linton responded by saying that his office, together with his pens, ink and paper, was by this time in the Mississippi river and he could not write resolutions or anything else. I Patrick Henry's Grandson Honored. Richmond, Va., June 14—William Wirt Henry, grandson of Patrick Henry, who was the first governor of Virginia, has been appointed by Governor Lee to represent this state at the meeting of the governors of the thirteen original states in Independence hall, Philadelphia, July 4. Governor Lee's ofBcial duties prevent his attendance. A man in the great metropolis, with its 10,- 000 saloons, under the awful influence of delirium tremens, killed his father and mother, cut their hearts out and roasted and ate them. The el an drank, and his poor old father and mother took "the consequences." 3 cans Standard Toi 3 " " Coro  3 " " Pe«s  Charley Mitchell and Jake K'lrain sparred in Madison Square garden for the benefit of the Johnstown sufferers. About $4,000 was netted for the fund. John L. Sullivan sent a note of regret over his inabil.ty to be present.Luke Dillon wanted the grand jury to hear his story so that he could leave Chicago, but the jury requested his attendance a few days longer, until Moroney and McDonald are brought front New York. Mr. Dillon declared that ho was personally satisfied as to the identity of Moroney and the mysterioua "J. B. Simouds." was untrue. 8-3 lb standard Peaobes.. 2 cans Condensed Milk Plans of the Civil Service Commission. 4 cans Sardine*  Send in jour orders by mail; they will I ceive prompt attention and be delivered 0.0. MINERS' SCOOPS—No 8 Remington.... 8 " SQUIBS—2 boxes for 26c or boxes for $1 WRINGERS—Universal $2 26 ea Washington, June 14.—The mt mbers of the civil service commission expect to leave Sunday evening for Indianapolis to make an inspection of the postoffice service there. Tlienco the committee will go to Chicago and after that to Milwaukee on similar business. Allen Tliorndike Kice'H Will. Oj or e occasion in this country a few years ago a drunken pilot wrecked a steamboat, and hundreds of human lives were lost. The pilot drank, and the people who periahed on that occasion took "the consequences." William Searight, Gen. Hastings* stenokrapher, stepped to the front and*Col« Linton dictated the following: New York, June 14.—The will of the late Allen Thorndike Rice has been filed with the probate clerk. Ti.e will was executed in Liverpool, Sept 17, 1881. It appoints as executors the deceased's uncle, Count de Banuelos, of Madrid, and Charles U. Cotting, of Boston, and makes bequests as follows: To each of his cousins, Marie de Banuelos and Antoinette de Banuelos, $100,000; to his stepfather, Frederick Kofier, of Darmstadt, Germany, $20,000, and to CoL Lloyd 8. Bryc.», of New York, fifty-one one-hundredths of the testator's interest in The North American Review, together with similar Interest in the stock in trade, machinery, plant and effects employed in connection therewith or belonging thereto. All of the residue of the real and personal property is devised to his executors in trust, to be converted into money and paid to his aunt, the Countess Banuelos, his aunt, the Countess de Sartiges, and the children of his la eaunt, Martha Parker, in three tqual par'.s. The arrival of the suspects from New York is anxiously awaited by the authorities and by witness who can identify the men, if they are the much wanted "J. B. Simonds" and 44Frank Williams." A Supposed Murde.* In Scriolon. Eureka 2.10 C 3 lbs for Resolved, That the merchants and business men of Johnstown, assembled here at the request of Gen. Hastings, will each one use nis best efforts to restore by his own actions the condition of business and prosperity of this place prior to the flood. W. J. Smith's Preferment. Scranton, June 14.—James Me( .eady, a brakeman on a New Jersey Ceuti.il passenger train, was found dead at the foot of the railroad embankment near li e station in this city this morning- His neck was broken, and it is believed there has bee n foul play. Mc- Geady was 22 years old and lived at Mauch Cnunk. RAISINS Mrs. Harrison at Cupe May Washington, June 14.—W. J. Smith, of Syracuse, N. Y., has been appointed agent of the bureau of animal industry in the city of New York, vice Catlin, at a compensation of $10 per day.  And so it is all the way through, from beginning to end of this daik and bloody chapter of intemperance and its consequences. Hen drink, and their wives, children, relatives and friends "lake the consequences." lien drink, and the Nation and her peaceful, law loving law abidlog, sober Christiau citizens "take the PRUNES—... CURRANTS— .4 lbs for Sib for Cape May, N. J., Juno 14.—Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. McKee, "Baby" McKee, Dr. Scott, Mrs. Harrison's father, and 1 lie two Harrison children, chaperoned by Mr. George H. Brown, brother of Mrs Wanamakor, have arrived in a special car, and were immediately taken to the cottage of Mr. Wanamaker, at Cape May Point, where they wii) remain for two weeks. The cottage was beautifully decorated for the occasion. PEAS—green  PEA8—split  BEANS—marrow  OATMEAL—Bne Scotch. ., 3 qts for . 5 qts for .. .3 qta lor ...6 lbs for There was consternation at police headquarters when Superintendent Hubbard heard that Governor Hill had refused to extradite Moroney and McDonald. Consternation at Chicago. Resolved, That this meeting tenders its heartiest thanks to Qen. Hastings for his kindly suggestions to offer aid. The resolutions were unanimously adopted. Forty-two business firms were represented. Washington, June 14.—The secretary of the treasury has decided unon lot No. 86 for the public building site in Omaha. Omuliu'a Pnbllc Building .Site. Miners Object to Con.pany Store*. RICE -4 lbs for 2 PRUNELLAS—very choice... .3 lbs for 2i SPICES—strictly pure Gingers 26o " " Allepiee. .....26c The state's attorney will urge the grand jury to at once render a partial report finding an indictment against Moroney and Mc- Donald. As Luke Dillon, Mrs. Conklin aijd Expressman Martinson all testified the grand jury is already in possession of all information at hand which tends to show Moroney and McDonald's complicity in the murder, and there is nothing which prevents a report as to those two persons being returned at Pittsbukq, Juno 14.—At i delegate convention of railroad miners of western Pennsylvania, held in this city, a committee was appointed to draft resolutic.is demanding that the coal operators discontinue their Stores Again Open. consequences." " Mustard..... .26o Several stores were opened during the day, and were thronged with purchasers. Many of the things purchased were for female wear, which they have deprived them-elves of rather than to accept them for nothing in a crowd of scrambling men and boys. There has been system everywhere, aud a great improvement is manifest. There is an excess of clothing. Money and food is the present great need. Washington, June 14.—The president has recognized William A. Le Baron as consul of Nicaragua, at Mobile, Ala. T.e Karon Recognised, Now who is responsible? With the opportunity, on Tuesday next,to wipe out the cursed cause of all this misery in our Sta'.e, the responsibility for the continuance of the damning evils certainly rests with the voters. " " Pepper 26c " " Cinnamon 26c APPLES—very choice evaporated* lbs for 2 MUSTARD—2 of the largest bottles for. ..2 A Postmaster In Trouble stores. Saratoga, N. Y., June 14.—Alexander C. Lawton, late postmaster at Greenfield Centre, whose term expired in April, was arrested and brought to this village, charged by Postoffice Inspector Riley with robbing the mailt during his possession of the office. Lawton is 70 years old. During his incumbency the poetofflce at Greenfield Centre was burned, Under suspicious circumstances, and many valuable letters failed of delivery. Weather Indications. The weather promises to be warmer and generally fdir. / d'areert wttli Criminal Intimacy. BROOMS—No. 8 26 cts. on oo. Washington, June 14.—A special to The Ftnr from Wordbridge, Va., says: Lieut. James Smith, of the A'exandria police force, arrived hero and arrested John Heuster and Maggie Tanov, of Shenanville, Pa., on the charge of criminal intimacy preferred by the father of t ie girl, George W. Taney. The girl is a1 rut IS years of age. The prisoner has been known at Woodbridge as Mr. Hawes, and the girl was supposed to be his wife. Ciliims of Pennsylvania, meet it like men I If we are permitted to SERVE TOU, we shall do so HONESTLY and FAIRLY. O'Donovan Rossa Defeated. Desmond i* Not Frightened, CONDENSED NEWS. Yours for Oaah Only, Two car loads of fresh meat, delayed by the way, were so badly spoiled when they arrived that their precious contents had to be burned. The donations of provisions cannot be too extensive. New York, June 14.—The suit of O'Donovan Rossa against Patrick Sursfield Cassidy for libel was dismissed by Police Justice Smith aft-.r hearing the testimony, which showel that Rossa had accepted $£3.50 in full settlement of any damage which he may have sustained by the publication of the alleged l.bol in The Catholic News. All of the allegations conveyed in the publication and many more discrediting Rossa were proven by the testimony, whivh included a letter written by Henry Labouchero convicting Rossa of intimacy with Briti?h spies and informer-. By the testimony of Patrick Ford, Cassidy, Richard Short, the man who stabbed Capt. Phelan, and others, it was proved that Rossa had defaulted in almost every instance of his being the custodian of funds raised or intrusted to him for sjjecific objects.  Washington, June 14.—Tom Desmond, a well known Clan-na-Gael man, was shown a dispatch from Chicago, saying he was wanted for, complicity in the Crouin murder. He immediately went to the police station and left his address. Thomas H. Walsh, of this citv, says he saw Desmond and also McDonald, the New York suspect, in the city of New York, twenty-four hours before the time of Oonin'i di.- appearance.  At the annual regatta of the New York Yacht club, the Katrina, Grayling, Aialea, Hildegarde, Clara and Nymph were the winners. When the lips are dry or scarred When the teeth are dark or dull, When the tongue is hot and hard, JOHN L MORGAN, The lord provost of Edinburgh has refusid to officiate when the freedom of the city is conferred upon Mr. Paruell. The senior magistrate will, therefore, act in his place. And tills the tainted mouth loo full, The magic SOZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. South Slain St. The Drift Burning Fiercely. An Eloplnfi New Haven Couple Married. Brooklyn, N. Y, June 14.—Michael Demio and Crisita Caseli were married by Judge Courtney Wednesday afternoon. Th« couple reside in New Haven, Conn., where Demio is a well-to-do fruiterer. He is 26 years old and the bride 10. It was a runaway match, the girl's parents being "ery much opposed to the marriage. The couple will return to New Haven after a short honeymoon in New York. Pittston, Pa., June 6, 1889. The intention is to solve the raft problem with petroleum and the torch. For the third time the drift was fired and is burning fiercely, but if it is not destroyed fifty barrels of coal oil will be emptied on it and the whole mass will go up in a bonfire. OURLiEflDE Complimenting America. The Inman lino steamer City of New York, delayed by striking reunion, has filled out her crew and left Liverpool for New York. &AkiN POWDE London, Jutio 14.—A reception was he'd at the Instil ti ion of Civil engineers in honor of the visit in/ Am rican E gineers. President Sir John Coo !e warmly welcomed the v* hose influence, be declared, was one of the principal factors which hDid raised Ame ica to le the foremost nation of the world. Mr. Thurston returned in tx-half of the engineers hearti »st thanks for their kind They Wished Cronin "Removed." The citizens of Cambria bo:ough have passed resolutions asking Gen. Hastings to furnish them lumber aud nails to enable them to put up temporary houses, there being only 400 houses to shelter 1,500 people now homeless. London, Juno 14.—It has been discovered here that the members of the Clan-na-Gael committee who signed the majority report finding Dr. Cn n n gu lty of treason to the organizition and sentencing him to be "removed" were these: James J. Rogers, Brooklyn; N. Y., P. A. ()'Boyle, Pittatown, Pa.; Christopher F. Byrnes, Saxouville, Mass., and John 1). c.Mamw, Rome, N. Y. Joseph Labjshiere, agod 25 ye r.s wus killed by the caving in of a sand bank at Cartersville, N. Y. Several men who were working with him were warned in time to escape death. Conspirator Templeman Sentenced. New York, June 14.—Frank Templeman, who attempted to destroy the refutation of Inspector Byrnes and District Attorney Fellows by saying that they stood in with Wilkinson's private detective agency to mulct the city out of sums of money in connection with the boodle trials, has been sentenced to three years and nine months in Sing Sing by Judge Martine in Part III of the court oi general sessions. The jury in the ca e of Martin Hogan, on trial at Bath, N. Y., for the killing of George Horton at Sarona a year ago, have announced that they could not agree, and wore discharged. They had boon out fifteen hours. The new contractors in charge of the state's work in clearing out the flood debris from Johnstown and vicinity did not have all the men they needed, but the number was largely increased before nightfall, and some very effective work was performed. reception. The Ticket of Leave l aw UucoiiHtitut ional. London, June 14.—The steel torpedo-dep't ship Yuloan has been lr.unched at PC rtsmoutli She is tl*• arrest vess 1 the povemment ever 1 uilt. It is intended th.it she shall acromp my a and carrv a lorge eqnirm«;it of torpe lo bo-Is. She will be supplied with by Iraul!c cranes, on which torpvdo l.o t- can I** twi-ted in and out of the water. The Vu'ean is of 6,(12) to g burden ami 12,000 hors D power. A Now Torp«do Iloat. Trenton, June 14.—Attorney General Stockton, in accordance with a request of the board of inspectors of the state prison, rendered an opinion on the constitutionality of the "Martin parole" or ticket of leave law passed last winter, uuder which it has been found that 200 prisoners convicted of high crimes can be released on proving a citizenship of three years in the state. The attorney general declares the law unconstitutional, on the ground that, judgmeut having been on the*« prisoners, it if beyond the power of I he legislature to give authority to the head keeper bn«l inspectors to interfere with the sentence, the court of pardons alone having jurisdiction. Another Thoimi* Desmond. Tiit* annual meeting of the National Association of Train Dispute*hers was held at Indiana polU The association has a membersh p oi 750. 6 R San Francisco, June 14.—Thomas Desmond, mentioned us being wanted for complicity in the Cronin murder, is well known here, having been a prominent supporter of Dennis K *u'ney, during the "land lot" agitation. Through Kearney's influence he was elected sheriff pud served a lull term in the office. A regular morgue corps of six men followed the workers in each district and as fast as bodies were uncovered removed them to the nearest dead house, where they were quickly prepared for burial. James Deaven and Charles Tennyson, chargod with assaulting Farmer La May near Cory don, Ind., wire taken from jail and lynched. A llenziue Tank Explodes. Gen. Hastings was very much gratified with the reports received from his engineer corps of the work done during the day. Col. Douglass, engineer-in-chief, said that he expected to have a channel thirty feet in width cut through the big raft by Sat unlay evening. Pittsburg, June 14.—A large tank of bensine at the Bear Creek refinery, Coleman station, Allegheny Valley railway, caught fire from some unknown cause and exploded. Charles A. Jack was instantly killed. Super* intendent John Kirkpatrick was fatally burned; Mike Pearsall, Ralph Simon and Charles Dunn were also terribly burned, but will probably recover. Geimany has withdrawn her insistent upC n the punishment of Mataafa. It is said this will bring about the American ratification of the Samoan agreement. Absolutely Pure Desmond first found notoriety in 1807, as one o: the crew of the Catalpu, fitted out in England to rescue Fenian prisoners in Ai*tralin. A Powder Explosion. Thid is acknowledged to be Che Neatest Dress Summer Collar in the market. Price SO cts. ea:Dh, or three for 50 cts. at Pottsvillk, Pa., Jum 14.—A i explosion of several kC*jrs of powder in a storehouse wreckcd a squib factory at «r. Clair, tjjree miles from h re. The builling caught fire an I Mauve Mull, aged 19, was burned to death. Henry Hayes, manager of the faotory, got ont of th* building, but was fatally buuied. F .i tunately the explosion occurred when the fifty girls employed In the fac'ory were at dinner. Till* powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low Mat, abort weight, alum or phoa Date powders. Sold only m can*. Royal Bakiho Pownam Co., 10» wal St., N. Y.  Lieut. Heath, of the Vandalia, died at Sau Francisco from the effects of a cold contracted at Samoa. Dynamite was used very extensively during the day to loosen up the big pile of drift Chiet* of Police Crowley denies that he has been instructed to arrest Desmond. Four steam fire engines from Philadelphia are expected to arrive during the night The engines are needed to check any spread of fire from the burning of the debris. A Cartridge Thrown at Gladstone. A Heroic Miner Hurled to Heath. The cab drivers of Paris are on a strike. RICKETTS the HATTER London, June 14.—The cartridge which was thrown at Mr. G.adstone at Wadebridge flew wide qf]the mark, and did not ever t uch the carnage which proceeded without stopping. Mr. Gladstone did not know of the occurrence until he had alighted, when he was told what had happened. Several bystanders pointed out to the police the person who threw the missile, but they were unable to positively identify the man, and so he was not arrested. Two Harbors, Minn., June 14.—A dump car at the top of the shaft of the Minnesota mines broke loose from its 'astenings and dashed back »vard toward the shaft. Charles Johnson, thinking to tave h s friends at the bottom ot the pit, threw himself against the car, but was thrown over the edge of the plat!orm and fell 150 feet down the shaft. He was instantly killed. A Suicide at the Tombs. The latest trust is said to be a plug tobacco trust of $25,000,000, embracing all the manufacturers in the United States. J. Harvey Moore, M. D. New York, June 14.—Camillo Bongatti, the cabinet maker who murdered his shopmate, Francisco San Vitc, last month, and who has been a prisoner in the Tombs ever since, committed suicide Thursday evening by hanging himself with a sash cord. Eye, Ear, lose awl Ureal. PfttlatOM Borouih OrMuanor. At noon forty experienced lumbermen from Indiana county, armed with pike poles, hooks, etc., joined Contractor McKnight's foroes. At 1 o'clock he concentrated his entire gang on the raft and began the task of opening up the channel in the Conemaugh river. The 142d annual session of the Lutheran ministerium of Pennsylvania has commenced at Lebanon, Pa. The ministerium comprises 202 ministers, 433 congregations and over 100,000 communicants. Be it ordained and enacted by the Bqrgsss and Towq Council of the Borough of Pittstoo, in the County of Luierne and Bute of PMBDylvanir, lu Towo Council assembled, and it ia hereby ordained and enacted by authority of Kwedtirii Settlers Massacred. St Paul, Minn., June 14.—At 6 o'clock last ever.i • £ Governor Merriam received a telegram fiom Even Michelson, Mora, Minn., saying ti nt the Chippewa Indians at Mille Lie L .lco, iu nn uprising, killed a number of Swedish settlors. It is not yet known how many wore mass-acred. Immtdiate help is 8p*cial Attention t» Fittimo Glaiwih. un HBO J Until 8:80 a. m. 5 to 8 p. m. t1UUnu i | every day in the week. Murderer Jacob Respited. Secretary Blaine has refused to sign the Samoan treaty and directed the United States commissioners to withdraw, unless more concessions are made. the same, that all that portion of that certain alley, running from a point on 8pring St, about 32 feet West of Sprieg Alley, in a Southerly direction and parallel with 8priog j Alley, and between 'he properties of Mrs. J. McDougall, for a distance of the width of laid McDougaU's properties, be forth with ranted and closed up as it is burdensome and use lean. Pawed floally in Council June 3rd, '89. Joun J. Habt, Prest Attest: J-so. T. Flannkb y. Approved June 3rd, '89. Edward Barrett, Burgess. Craaed by Grief. Harrisburo, June 14.—James H. Jacob, the Lancaster murderer, has been granted a recite by the board of pardons so that hia case may be investigated. Two experts testified to his insanity. The board will hold another meeting July 10. Administratrix Notice. Edward Swineford, of St Louis, who has been here searching (or the bodies of his wife and mother, who were lost on the expre: s train, has been sent home a raving manias The knowledge of the fate of his wife and aged mother robbed him of his senses. Toronto, June 14.—The grand lodge of the Canadian Order of Odd Fellows discussed at some length a resolution to admit colored citizens to membership. The resolution was finally voted down. Colored Men Kxcluded, T?STATE OF DANIEL D. M08IER. LATE OF JId the Borough of Wert Plttston, deosased. Letters of Administration, upon the above named estate, having been granted to the uader J*. or F. C. HOSIER, Administratrix. Attorney. Wj- Albany, June 14.—In the case of the People ex rel. Thomas C. Piatt, as president of the United States Express company, vs. Edward Wemple, comptroller, the relator has appealed to the court of appeals from the decision of the general term of the supreme court aflirming an order denying a motion to vacate the assessment and proceedings of tbo comptroller, ani confirming such proceedings.President Piatt Appeal*. asked At the hearing in the Maybrick poisoning case at Liverpool, Mrs. Maybrick was committed for the assises. C'ni! of the lounger Brothers Dying. Shi.lwa*!SR. Minn., Juno 14.—Bob Younger, the youngest of tn© (hrje fam u* bandit brothers, iD dying in the penitentiary here, wherj tl;e throe brothers have been confined for fourteen years, for murdering the cashier of the F.rst National bank of Northfield, Minn. T ie physicians say that Bob can live but a lew days longer. The will of the late Carl Rasa has baen entered for probate. The instrument makes bequests of £78,000. 1,000 Italians en Wute. An EvangvllHt Drowned, The Elementary Education Hill Vetoed, Albany, June 14.—Governor Hill vetoed the children's elementary education bill. He says it is loosely drawn, containing sweeping and unguarded provisions, and suggests t. careful and thorough revision by the next Sgislature. A telegram from New York was received at noon stating that 1,000 Italians were en route from that place to Johnstown to work on the wreck. This was very welcome newt to the contractor*, who are about convinced Pictou, Ont., June 14.— Lord A. P. Cecil, the evangelist, was drowned n the bay of Qunte, n .*a • Adolphustown, alout six miles east of her* The body has not been recovered.The Connecticut legislature refused to extend the time for the construction of the New York and Connecticut Air Line railroad. WANTED.—Reliable local and travelog salssdelay. Salary from start. BROW* BEOS., Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. 5a*m$od The presi.le.it has appointed George W. McKlnsey postmaster at Kokomo, Ind. 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