Evening Gazette

              %mnm% JM3& ~ PITT8TON. PA- FRIDAY, JULY 5. 1883.  'SULLIVAN AT ORLEANSTl waulmmjmm* THE FlVf WERE DMWNEDl TE-E0virita. I - »a Jnhl I twoceiti. TnCwui Week. KUflKER S0II1 I WecHlr Galkbllabod ISJ» j THE PEOPLE'8 REGATTA. The Cornell Crew Wins tlw Sharpies* j IBB SwttllB. JONAS LONG, 68 A 60 to EST MARKET ST. WOODSTOCK'S BIG DAY. The Ui Hew* Notes of IiMiwi Carefully Com. Cap In 7:08. The Big Fellow's Fast Ride lurch The drawbtidge at Gram Bay, Wk, was burned; ices, *5,000. dallied. The Rain Came Down in Tor- I hila.dei.phia, July 8.—The People's regatta was held under adverse conditions, owing to heavy rains, high water and swift currents. The races were rowed over the National counse, one and a half miles, straightaway. The water was very swift, and the best time on record was beaten in every one of the seven events. In the morning the trial heats for the senior single*, postponed from Wednesday, were lowed with the following results: Through Mississippi. Chicago, chairman at ed to confer rents. Mrs. Shaw, the famous whistler, has appeared before the shah of Psrsia. HE FEARED POSSIBLE ARB EST. has ma ill santing the .TIB Ludwig Haffburn, a passenger on tlia Antwerp steam Dr Pennland, died ef heart diss—s on Ju'y 2 and was burteU at sea. GINGER ALES. SARSAPARILLA. * DRINKING SYRUPS. RASPBERRY VINEGAR. LIME JUICE. LEMON JUICE. ROOT BEER EXTRACT. PRESIDENT HARBISON'S TALK. "Sinu* my sotivsrsation with you on the 24tb ult. I have been in communication with Messrs. Rogers and Day, the other members of the committee appointed bjr the League to oousider all grievances at V»gue players not especially nreriMsd «sr by the League constitution. It is the unanimous opinion of this comm.ttee that it is Inadvisable to hold a meeting with the Brotherhood committee at present, for the reason that no material interests will suffer by postponing this meeting, and for the principal reason that all this committee could do w®nld be to report the retult of the with recommendar tions, to the League at a special or at the annual meeting. "It is contrary to the past policy of the League to oall a special meeting in midson»- mer except for some extnsordimary emergency, and we fail to discover any necessity for immediate action on the points you raise. If it sj)all appear, upon investigation, that any wrdBg has been done any player, whether a nttunber of the Brotherhood or not, it can ami will bo lighted at the anauai meeting of the Leaguo. Therefore,*! chairman of the League committee, I would suggest that the meeting of the committees be deferred until the close of the championship season or until tbe annual meeting of the League, the exact time and plaoe of such meeting to be decided upon as the time approaches." * It is as follows: Kilraiu's Reception at Cincinnati—Hunt- An Old Barge Capslsed la a Turtml«mt Stream w|h ratal Beeulta—The Vletlms Llve4 .a* Alles*CMif City, Pa.—A List of thai, Dfinssl. - The steamer BICallao has arrived from Baraeoa with six of the crcw of the steamer Pontons, wracked Jane 16. p Veritable tdhiis Down It Was Wholly Impromptu, but rrovoked Ing for a Place' to Fight -The Oovern- Hrartj Applause—Thanks to the Grand or* Determined, but the Mill Hsss- The Burliu Post denies Uiat an effort Is being made to bring about a meeting between the csAr and Bnperor Francis Joseph. Army Veteraos—The lu-malitiiix Nuin- Fir»t heat—Paul ft. Huneker, lona Boat ciub, Philadelphia, first; John Y. Parke, Vesper Boat club, Philadelphia, second; Hairy Swinger, Nonpariel Boat club, New York, tbir.l. Winner's time, 10:51 2-5. Second heal'—Henry W. Jaussen, Staten Island Athletic club, New York, first; E J. Carney, Institute Boat club, Newark, N. J., second; John P. Corbett, Iroquois Boat club, Chicago, third. WinneC% time, 10:52. The first and second man in each heat competed for the trophy. The afternoon's final heats resulted as follows:gern Fay It Will Occur. Prom lower to yet lowest wonder price reductions. Kepocially intended as aupplemetary hers of the Programme. Woodstock, Conn , July 5.—At the Fourth of July celebration here President Harrison's speech was as follows: New Orleans, July 5.—Renaud, Stevenson and Duffy, who loft town to look up nvailal/e sites for the fight in event of Governor Jiowry fulfilling his threat to camp the stale militia on the state line, have returned. All are unc muiuuicative, bnt admit that they, linve in view half a dozen places, easy of acccss, by roads previously agreed on. There will be a conference on the subject when Johnson ahd Wakeley arrive, and the question will be definitely decided. The managers admit that unforeseen obstructions may prevent the fight taking plaoe on Monday, say the men are bound to come together during the week, even if they fight in a private room with 100 spectators. Fittbburq, Jmty I—A sad accident bappened at tbe ffotto of tfce Arch Street Methodist Episcopal church ot Allegheny City at Forest Grove j on tbe Pttteburg and Western railroad, by Srbich five young people were rttr.kers have prevented the Chicago, Wilmington and Vwmilion Coal company from resuming work at their Streatur mines.  lo cur Apollinaris ai d Vichy Water. GREAT COT RATE—SPECIAL SALES. The trial of tbe suit for libel instituted by Wdltam O'Brien against Lord Holiribury will take place before Mr. Justice Btpii-u. "Mb. President and Fellow Citizens— It is not my purpose to made an address today. I did not know until tliU morning that the programme would contain any mention of my name at all; but it would be altogether uncivil if I did not, this opportunity having been offe: 8.1 me, express my thanks to those of you who are gathered here this morning, and to him upon whose hospitable invitation you have gathered, for the friendly and cordial greeting which you have given me, not only here today, but in my progress hither yesterday. (Cries of •Good.') "Your patriotism has been put to tfce test by weather conditions a* unfavorable as are possible in the summer season, but you will not, 1 am sure, hold me responsible for the fact that the bureau having these conditions in charge has failed to secure to you such weather as we would have desired today. (Laughter.) It is very gratifying to know that your love of country and your interest in the perpetuation and right observance of this pleasant celebration at Woodstock has so perfectly triumphed over every impedi- We propose to keep on giving you the test bargains to fully merit your continued appreciation of our efforts, and believe the following collection will again index the reason why our stores are always crowded. drowned. A Lis* mt tfcs Dfrowasd. By tbe bursting of an ether retort Xlrs Fricke and Boemerbave were fatally ii jtfred in Dr. Itoanig's laboratory at Mnuster. P otted—Ha m, T» )ngue. Chicken, and Turkey. Lunch—Tongue, Ham, Turkey and Chicken. WHOLE TONGUE IN CAN. The names o( the young people who sank to rise no mar* were the following: Nellie Burton, aged 18 years. May Royal, agedtf yean. Ida Oassidy, aged « ye*r» Fannie MeComb, aged about 18 years, Bert Freeman, aged 90 years. Hew the A evident Occurred. The executive council ot the Amsricsui F-*- eration of Libor have issued an appeal to orgpni* 4 labor in aid of the «,«Ji striking miners in Illinois full} Indiana. « 1247 yds, Orepeline 10c. a yd. These are beautiful and cool summer goods in rich oolorings. These goods were made to sell for 36c. a yd. Don't miss them, they are oheap. NewSatteens—new Challies, we have added several cases of these goods to our stock, and you will see a nice assortment to select from. , Ladies' black straw sun hats 30c. and upwards.JUnior Singles—W. El Cady, Nonpareil Boat club, New York, first, in 8:53%; H. Seaton, Excelsior Boat club, Paterson, N. J., second, in 0:57; George A. Weis, New York Athletic club, New York, third, in 9:00; H. Van Vliet, Athletic club, Schuylkill navy, Philadelphia, fourth, in 9:08l Cady got ott first and retained his lead throughout. ▲ party of }2* ttackers of tbe Mwth Uaralina Teachers' ' association have ehartorsd the steamship State of Nevada (or ft trip to Europe. The Iteewj- sails OA Saturday. The party will visit Glasgow, Belfast, BJ:n-bargh and Paris, and return Aug. yQ, New Catch Steak Salmon. The five named, together with Edward Shaffer, took an old barge and started far a ride on Connaqueneesiag creek. The stream was very turbulent and the barge eapsiied, throwing tbe occupants into the water. Young Shaffer ntnueedrd is reaching the shore, but the others went down before as. sis tar. cj could reach them. Pickeled Lambs Tongues. Sullivan and party arrived shortly before noon. Just before the Mississippi state line was reached his special car was attached to an engine in waiting, and rushed across the border to prevent the anticipated interference by the authorities. To avoid a demonstration at the depot here Barnett persuaded Sullivan to leave the train at a point on the Gent illy road four uiiles from the city, whe ce he was driven into town and to the rooms of the Louisiana Athletic club. The large crowd assembled at the depot were chagrined when the procession of sp.rts filed from the train and Suihvan was not aiqong them. The occupant# of the traiu took carriages to the 8t. Charles hotel, followed by 9 big crowd D homing for Sullivan and demanding to see him. Sullivau wept to Spanish Fort, where threo rooms were reserved for him. He stood the journey well and was perfectly fresh.  Sullivan at Nt w Orleans. Beautiful sprays and wreaths for trimming children's hats only 11c., reduced from 26o. The greatest bargains in Muslin Underwear *re to be had on our counter. Chemises, oorset covers, skirts, specially reduoed to 36c. Good muBlin night dresses, skirts, chemises, drawers, 60c. Better come soon, as they will be rapidly told out. Embroidery mountings, 45 in. wide, special 72c. to $1.16 a yd. Senior Singles—B. J. Carney, Institute Boat club, Newark, N. J., first, in 8:46; Paul E. Huneker, Iona Boat club, Philadelphia, second, in 8:48; John Y. Parke, Vesper Boat club, Philadelphia, third, in 9:03; Henry W. Janssen, JStaten Island Athletic club, New York, lourth, in 9:08. George ft Ooet#, tUe "pbenontsoal" prtoh•r from Gi'seneaatfo, p*., wbo *u aigned April T, ISM, M a member of Hie Baltimore clnb, hae been relent*!, _ „ - The largo dye ntoff manufacturing aatafc lishueut of W. Wfcartoti F\«:uir, located an the outskirts of Camden, X. J., wai burned; loss, ITS,000; liuuraucv not known. Ike Are was caused by spontaneous coiSousticm. MUSHROOMS ami FRENCH PEAS. FERRI3' BEEF, m flJD) BflBOJI. Seventy-flve People Poisoned. The victims vera all ism bars at the Slutday school and liyed in Allegheny City. Their bodies have not been raoovered. Pair Oared Bhells—George Phillips and J. rfard, of New York Athletic club, New York, in 8:46; Reath and Hunk, Undine Barge club, Philadelphia, second, in  Lee and fiaker, of the Philadelphia Barge club, also started, but shipp. d a quantity of water a short distance from the start and withdrew. Adair, la., July 6.—Seventy-flve people have been seriously poisoned here by eating Ice cream which was made In vessels that had not been properly cleansed, beveaal will die and all are suffering badly. Another lot beautiful challies to go this week at 6 o. a yd. New stripe tennis flannels just received All fancy Parasols reduoed to regular prlcoe. OI8EA8E AT JOHNSTOWN. PBOTiDMNCa, July 4,— An aaronaat irTirl Allan ascended from Crawford (treat Jj*t* and tan mjiuU-s later, while Us wfj over East Providence. he pulled tlx ec*0, pract.c.Uly opening tpe side of the He shot down wi|h great velocity, byt escaped serious The fayes of his 4* spent was the e*p«»«i|lpB of tfce gas, which thfeafanoj to suffocate Allen, »nd besides fc« JW being parried out grsr ths b*y. An Aeraaaat's Plucky Act. OLIVES, OLIVE OIL and  Imoorted Sardines. "I am sure I look into the faces this morning of a body c f citizens filled with honest pride in the story of their country, and full ■of serious purpose to maintain the.e institutions from all taint of corruption or decay. We stand today as a nation exempt from all fears of foreign hurt It is not in the power of any people upon earth much to harm us, except our own people. We do not say this in any spirit of boastfulness, but father in •one of thankfulness for that Div.na Providence which has given us such location and assignment among the nations of the earth that no people of a great power touches us on any side. All the more, exempt from thoughts of foreign assault, ought our thoughts to turn to dangers which are internal and from which alone we can have serious barm. All the more should every thoughtful citizen consider how he may promote the public weal, how he may hold up our institutions in honor among ourselves, securing' and promoting both in Btate and national legislation those measures which have beet promoted, not individual, not the special, but the general good of all the people. (Applause.) inent. Incidents and Casualties from the 111 THE BASEBALL WORLD. Johrstowit, Pa., July 5.—Cholera nurbns in its worst form has made its appearance hare. Dr. Foetnr has attended over }00 oases among the workmen. Gen. Hastings and Pol Douglass wen ftowfl with {bp complaint aqd #Te ponflned tf their bed*. Tbp physipians say th§ disease is pafl»ad by tt»epootinuC 4 wpt Weather, T«it(| and pon(ents have bean soaking w»t for the pgA three days, Fated Kejrstoae Cltjr. 2763 yd*. 6-4 wide beige mixtures Dress Goods, with side bands 12J a yard. A manufacturer's loss will be your gain. Four Oared Shell Race for the Downing Cup—New York Athletic club crew won, in 8:01; Passaic Boat club, of Newark, N. J., second, in 8:05; Varuffa Boat club, Brooklyn, third, in Ariel Boat club, of Baltimore, disqualified for fouling. Near the finish the Arielg, through wild steering, collided with the New York Athletic crew. A hole was knocked in the Ariel's shell and she 11 led with water and sank, the crew swimming to the judges' boat. Letgse. MOBNIMO OAMKS. At Pittsburg— PiUsburK .8 1 0009910-4 Hew York 1 POO(?POO|-S Batteries: Jlorris fui4 fields, PpuM and pwh}g. At t!|eyelauCl— Cleveland.....,...,,..,0 ( p 0 0 0 p 0 J-# Tourist Kuchings 12c. a box, each box ocntains 6 yards. Sea Foam Wafers, Macioons Turkish Tidies 12c. each, would be cheap at 26c. and other Kilralu at Cincinnati. Boston .0 0 0 0 p 1 8 3 x— 9 M»w Y»vkC« Palais Bajral Barnad. |C»W York, July 6. —A Brt, caused by the earalfM dropping of a piece of lighted paper among nw ii4ammat)l* malarial in the basement of th« fancy goods firm known as the PaWs (loyal, at i Oast Fourteenth street, caused a damage to the stock of .$85,000 and to the building of 16,00ft There were swa sixty employee in the building at the time the are was dtaoovered, b«t all Escaped. Towel Racks in rings of aah, oak, cherry, walnut 50e, latest thing out. Cincinnati, July 5.—Jake Iplraln arrived by the Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore train at the Central Passenger station at 9:45 a. m. The train was more than an hour late. There was a large crowd at the depot, and Kilrnin's friends greeted him with a hearty cheor. There was seme delay in his getting off the car, owi.ig to the crowd which pressed about the door. Batteries: Pcatln aud Butcliflft), giar|fso» fu»d Bennett. Fancy Crackers. The beat you've yet seen is our ribbed vests for ladiea at 13a., worth 36c., beautifully trimmed. At I#diftn»pol|»— Indianapolis. Philadelphia. Except In tbp PfW of C«L Douglas* and Gen. {fastings (be nMniea ia Dot nrioiUL 11 will require two or three ti&yi to bring the general and ooloaal out of tfee kink* Four Oared Gigs—College Boat club, Philadelphia first, in 7:52; Triton Boat club, Newark, second, in 7:55; Nonpareil Boat club, New Yoik, third, in Co.umbia Boat club, Washington, fourth, iu 8:08. o o o o » o o « o-« ., .,o # j 4 ooo o *- » Special value in black mltta 16c , 20c.t 44c , 64c. Batteries; (Jetgein ftnd Pally. Pufflntpn and Clementa, At Chioago— parly in the morning John Donnelly, an employe of the morgue, in || drunken stupor, lay down on tfo Pw»nsylT*ftl« railroad tracks on the stone bridge and went to sleep. A passing train put off both hip le-s and oauwrf fatal injuries, ... A heavy rain t)a* fallen again and the streams are rising. Also we make Specialties in Gauca vests for ladies and gents 26c. Choice We will sill another let this week of those curtain poles «nd complete fixtures 26%, esh, walnut, cherry, polished and not the ordinary vsrniah finish. Pure Bilk glove* now 26c., were 60c. Washington 10180000 O—i 4 ,0 0 9 1 0 0 1 1 *—18 Double Skull bTielte— Oliver J. Stephens and A. Harbold, New York Athletic club, first, in 7:5;IX; Walter Nagle and Frank R Batz, Pennsylvania Boat ciub, Pailadelphia, second, in 8:06)£ The Reading, Penn., and Varuna Boat club, of Brooklyn, crews withdrew.Ail "fry" Receptlow. Batteries: Person and Paly, Hutchinson and Farrell. TEAS AND COFFEES. Just as Kilrain put his foot outside on tbe platform son.e men placed two big cakes of ice at the top of the steps, which impeded his progress, A man oa the platform remarked: "Jake, that's rather a cold reception, but you are all right." This was followed by a hearty cheer. ' AFT*HNU#W OAMS8. it Cleveland— Cleveland North Apajuj, Mass., July 6.—The police have arretted Y&rdmastar Omt, «f the Williamstown freight yarda; P. F. Brew, telegraph eparator, aad a number of other railroad employee on warranto charting than with stealing from cafm. It Is said they heloqf to an organised gang which ha* committed a number of robberies lately. Alleged Car Bokhara Arrtit«i Extra wide mohair gredadincs, stripe and check only 40c. a ya d. .0 8 0 2 6 0 1 0 0—1 Our confections are very popular and we aim to please. The latest popular summer white goods for drew ss. Boston. Batteries; O'Brien and Zimmer, Bad bo urn and OanzelL ,. At Pittgbnrg— .0 0310010 1 A 'orvo of men arc working at the new bridge, endeavoring to «ave that structure, which mw damaged by the flood Aside fro;.■ this ai d the work at the jam at the bridge the workmen are idle. Work has been suspended for the day, except at the furnaces, by the Ouabrla Iron company. The Bedford Street beepltal was. eioeed with a grand dinner. The Bed Cross is the only hospital now opea. The eight oared shell race for the Sharpless cup was the last event of the day. In one of the attempts to start the Crescent and University of Pennsylvania shells collided, and the rudder of the University's shell was snapped C II. The race was then started without the University crew, and was won easily by the Cornell university, in 7:03; Cresceut, of Philadelphia, second, in 7:17; Fairmouut Boat club, Philadelphia, third, in 7:21. Hem slkhed lawns 86c, a yard, to be had only ic our atore. Black gloria si'k parasols, 26 inch, $146; 28 inch, $2.00. •'It seems to be exceedingly appropriate hat one like Mr. Bowen, bom here on these Connecticut hilltops, drawing in in his youth the vigor and strength which equipped him for the sharp contests of business life in our great city, should return hither, briDging back to the old hills and to the old state a tribute out of that wealth which he has accumulated to beautify and benefit a country to which he himself is so largely indebted. CApplause.) It is pleasant to kno'A that his example in this respect is spreading among those sons of New England who have gone, not only to the great Cities and marts of trade upon our Atlantic seaboard, but even to the far west—that they are coming back and repossessing themselves of' old New England homes and giving their influence and their means to preserve and perpetuate here that high manhood, type of simple but strong citizenship, which was the pride of these states io early years. K.lraiu und his party i ft the depot and took carriages for the St. Nicholas hotel, whore they ware qoatterad until 6 o'clock, when they loft hy tue Queen City and Crescent road for New Orleans. Tiiey will have an all night ride to Chattanooga and reach New Orieans twelve hours behind the time flx.d. Wh n asked how he felt, Kilrain said: Pitt* burg. .0 0400000 0-4 New York ...» 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 jc-fi Batteries GaNin and Miller, Keefe and Ewlng. At Chicago— Washington Its Hard York To Please Smokeu, but we think we have hit the mark. We direct your particular attention to our very low prices in Laces, Embroideries, mountings, Corsets, Hosiery, Prieetly's Silk Warp Henrietta*, White Goods, Liwn», India Linens, Laos'Curtains, Jackets and Shswls for owl evening wear. Immensely reduced prices this wei k in M1LLINKRY. 1 0 0 8 0 1 1 0 0-fi R«ulDnpr MeeU Ik* Queen. Batteries: ODaj- and Clark, Qumbert and Far rell. Chicago .0 0 * 0 4 0 K 1 x—8 London, July &—Gen. Bouiangor was pr+- sent at the gardwi party at Marlboroagh house and mat the qutefc, the Prinoa of WftUt, the bhah and tnany others of England's most notable peopl*. There was a largy and brilliant company. Mr. Iinooln, th« *m»-in«ii minister, was present, but only for a few minutes. A Letter From Mrs. Dr. Jlriia. Indianapolis...., ......0 0 i 0 0 8 0 1 0—6 Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 Batteries: Boyle and Buckley, Casey and 8chriver. At Indianapolis- The Chicago people hare become indignant about the delay in the lending of their Relief money to Johnstown, and through Ifn, pr. Dickinson have askei} JJr. Francis 8. Jerome tp tell the needs of Johnstown, Jn ft fetter Mr*. Jerome s*yp tfcat w)eas the pact pie are given outfits of their awn the? wity be ruined and wrecked forever. Their moral character! are fast being loat from their manner of living, and the state relief OQHf mission is too dilatory in vheir relief, fcihe says the people are in a won* condition thqa • weefcaftwthjs flood, not fijjn ppal'fj their situation. Young girls are being ruined and children are running wild, phe suggested the establishing of day schools. b}ie asks that the Chicago committee entrust to her the »150,00Q now in phleago m4 MM V'(l be personally responsible for its distribution, and wUI give New York millionaires as her bpod. Bl*o gay* that if the state does flot interfere with red tape, she can ho\vDQ apd home every family in tfo valley inside of ten d»y». _ . You can get most anything in the Grocery and Provision line by eallirg at 34 Luzerne Ave., West Pittaton, "I am flrrt rate and couldn't be in bettor fix." , Y\ ,y~ ■{ KHriiln Intel viewed. JONAS LONG, AGAIN THEY WIN, A Fourtll Victory for the Bay State "Do you feel as though you can win!" "I am sore of it. I »m all right in every wav," • KORMINO OAHES. Association. Ritleuien. At Cludnqatl-i- Cincinnati  .0 000*000 0-0 DnuATum, Ills., July 5.— Martin McKiniey, aged an, sou of Frank lloKiniey, was fotUly murdered about V o'clock by a drunken y ouug man who had insulted two women in an onfrequented part of the city. They called to McKuiiey to protect them. Ub went across the street and the ruffian shot him. hfcot by • Druukea BIMBsn. London, July 5.—The Massachusetts Rifle team have won another victory, this time defeating the Sussex Voluuteer team at Brighton by a total score of 988 to 910. The Volunteer scored 328 at the 200 yard range to the Amer cans' 316, but at the 5JO and 600 yard* the Englishmen fell behind. The day wai fine, but there was a strong wind. The following is the American score: His inaunor, however, was not gay. He sat quietly, and had less to say than any of his party. i Baltimore 8 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0—8 Batteries: Viau and Earle, Foreman and Quinn, At Kaiwas Oifcy— KauDaDrt City. Coluinbus. Huflbut & Co. WILKES BARRE, PA asked. "Will the light certainly come off/" was .8 0001 108 1— 7 0 10000000—1 "Oh, yes, certainly. All the arrangements have been made. Ask Char lid Mitchell—he will satisfy you on that head. Our train was late, and I was afraid that we should miss connection here." Batteries: SwarUell aud Hoover, Baldwin and Peep le t. At Loulsvllle-*- Home au/eet home, Be ft euer so humble There'8 no plaoe like home. HEADQUARTERS "There are behind me several gentlemen with manuscripts in their pockets who are burning for utterance (laughter), and 1 will do again today that which I have so much formed the habit of doing at Washingtongive way to senators and members of congross." (Laughter, cheers and cries of "Good.") \t hie tic Louisville. i o i o 8 s l o p-a .0 1 o o o o 0 1 0-8 Kiwbcho, N. Y., /uly A bundle ei clothing «u touod on the river front by the paMoe. Attached. • not# reeling i "I am tired of life and end my 4«ya. I hare drewaul mynrfli. If you want my effect* they are at Moore & Lali«}'» brick yard" The body ha* not been recovered. Tired »f Life. wyoniiEigYaiiByMerGo. J»)0 500 GOO Yards. Yards. Yards. ,.*87 2$ 26 ... 30 29 22 ». 85 3J 29 .. 25 29 22 .. 87 29 2? f. 80 82 24 .. 26 22 ft) .. 25 81 29 ... 22 31  .. 29 30 81 ..22 " 24 87 ..28 32 #2 The Governors Determined. paUerii*: Ewlag and yaughan, Weyhiug and Cross. At §t. Louis— pt. (jouUi. Brooklyn. Bamstead  Huddleseu  Bull (Sergeaut) Merrill  Bull  Farrow  Doyle..,....... Chicago, July 5.—A News special from New Orleans says: , ) J ■ .0 0 1 * 0 1 0 0 0-4 .0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-8 TX8 THE AMBITION OF PRINCE AND PEAS ANT, RICH AND POOR TO "The governor of Alabama has rejl'ed to Governor Lowery's dispatch granting him permission to pass troops through Alabama in order to head off and oapture the pugilists if they attempt to tight in Mississippi. It is thought that Governor Nichols wid do likewise."Batteries: Chamberlain and Boyle, Terry yisner. ) D Own a Hone m Pas for it. stock; Largr alze BILL TIMBERS, As the president resumed his seat three cheers were called for and given with a will. At Cincinnati— PalUmore....  piuptanati  ib'Tiianoo* 8AMM. Montana's Constitution!* ConTNtlwk wail Masoned LUMBER,  rough and dreaaed Bhlnglea, Lath, Blinds, Q Flltoff. Mlnapropa, The Remainder of the Programme, JTarnsworth Eddes  Johnston.. Hussey  Hinman a o ♦ o i o o o J— a H ) 0 M «! 0 z-H Stabbed Hli Wife's Paramoa* Hkljcna, Miil, July &—The eonstilattaoal convention assembled In the court house at 10 o'clock uud nominated Hon. J. K. Teola (Detu.) for president. 'l'he convention than adjourned until 1 o'clock. It is believed that the seatuai cau be concluded In weeks. The great problem of waring to labor tne reward of industry and frugality that baa taxed the brain of the wiae and good of all generation* has been practically solved by The programme as carried out in detai] was as followvr Batteries: Cunningham and Cants, Smith and BflUwin. Chicago, July 5.—John Burns, 2* jt%r* old, ww probably fatally stabbed by WUtifi.ni BroC lis in the Vtar* »* !jo. South Haisttad street, shortly before ) o'clock. Bu-ns, it la alleged, haa been infatuated with Brooks' wife, and Brook* finding him at the hoaae plunged a kqlfe into his breast, and ate cfrt him In the faca, The wouuded man tf** tafcefl to the eounty htspital in a dying condition. Brooks a«d his wife were locked up at the Qesplalnee street station. Tlea, Cord Wood Address of Weloome—The Hon. Charles A, Russell, Killingly, Conn. The Managers Say the Fight Will Occur. At Louisville— kouisviUe... ..0 0 0 0 0 1 () 0 ft— 1 Athletic .'i 1 0 » 1 » 0 0 6 X—13 pat tel le*: Ramsay fvnd Oook, Bewacd and Jto(£ IfUfpn. v\t. St. — Prayer—The Rev. & 3, Bingham, Woodstock..810 817 835 The score of tfre Sussex Volunteers at the 600 yards was §12, und at the 000 yards 270. Totals A telegram was received by Bud Reuatid upon his return suggesting still another location and guaranteeing absolute freedom from interference. The proposition is under consideration. Though the difficulties of the managers increase with the activity of thh authorities, they express the utmost confidence that the fight will couie off. In order to provide against all contingencies they have agreed to extend the time and the 200 mile limit if it should be necessary. Doore, Window*, M ? Bill*. Felloe Porta, Pickets, etc., etc., ete. The Day We Celebrate—(Joyernor Morgan P. Bulkejey. • Shot Mia Urolhar au4 Cat Ute Owl 11ml. fmADUPBU, July &—Daunts Dobswi, 85 year* oid, accidentally shot his troTW Thomas, lour years younger, and was seovsrcome with grief that he fled from Ike mm and cui hi* threat with a raaor. Little hope is en. ei'wined far the recorsry ot either. O. 13. THOMPSON, who is sell.n/ those Beautiful and Accessible Luts of D. D. Searle, on Prospect Hill or Seneca Field, Pittston.Balustrades, all klnda of dlffioBlt Q Address—Senator Jbseph H. Hawley, Hartlord, Conn. Lonpon, July 5.—Miphae! Davltt again testified lefore the parnell commission. ||e disclaimed all knowledge of the books kept by the I allies' league and was entirely ignorant as to the manner in which the £70,000 which passed through the hands of this organization had been expended. The Fenian blacklist was a list of persons expelled from the brotherhood for stealing its funds. He spoke in the highest terms of the widovy Walsh and commended her noble conduct in sacrificing her son rather than turn informer. Attorney General Webster read extracts from The Irish World and asked Mr. Davitt if he approved of the sentiments they contained. The witness most emphatically disapproved of many of the sentenoes read and expressed the opinion that the language quoted had proved injurious to the cause of Ireland. Davitt'i Examination. 8t Louis. 0 18 0 8 0 0 4 0—10 Brooklyn 1 0 1 0 6 « 1 1 x-lij Battel in: Klug and Boyle, Lovett and Bushong." At Kansas City- Kansas City 1 01Q0083P— | Columbus 7 0 10 Q 6, 0 0 *— Battel 1DD8: McCarthy and Heovfr, Wlduer and QfOwsor. Pur National Birth as Compared with Other Nations—Justice Miller, United States supreme court ' The Victory—The Hon. T. B. Reed, Portland, Me. wood-work. Estimates made. 1»« Megvoee Waaged. woik. BUia&l gloss, Nails, Best raollUM. America—VMy Country 'tis of Thee,'' etc. —Music vocal and instrumental. Other Qsnifs. IHhK Quitman, Ml*, July J.—Two negroes, Prince Fleming and Richard Johnson, were hanged hero at aeon for the murder of • negro named John Taylor. Prince on the scaffold was somewhat agitated and trembled perceptibly, while Richard simply stared with stolid unoenoern, 'Beth men protested their innocence to the last, but although the evidence against them was purely circumstantial, them Is not the remotest doubt of their go ilk. *  Da pew Aoea ta Ksrsps. For $240 to $280, or $3 to 13.50 per month for 100 montha. Try it yourself. He Avenged His Father's Death. Ozakk, Mo., July 5.—Detective Jim Holt was a-sassinated on the Arkansas border by a young sou of Wash Midilleton, whom Holt murdered a year ago. Middleton was a B:dd Knobbcr, and was arrost*d for shooting another member of that fraternity. Ho escaped from jail, and Holt followed him. Holt was all'uid to arrest tho mu dej'er, but waited until be got the drop on him and shot bim. Middleton's sons, aged 14 and 16, swore thut they would kill Holt. 'The younger one, now 15 yeaig old, waylaid Holt and shot bim five times with a Winchester rifle. He then roda away. Public opinion is on the bo} 's side.  At BufT&io— Buffalo ,...0 ** 0 0 * 8 0 CWnJQ Hamilton .0 0 Q Q 0 0 1 0 0 Batteritw: OJiaaibtM-lain Oi l TH'-adjr, 3fc*lr OPtf QlUAeld At Rochester— Sky York, inly 8.— Mr. Channcey K, Depew and his son, "Little Buster," stuod at the die* of the White Star steamer Adriatic, Wedund'y, and waved adU-us to that* friends. Mr. Dtpew *1" be absent la. Europe until Beptembef. Ouilden' hardware,  50 — l_j Office and yards [J Mar D..L. AW.de |D pot. West PUUton, l_j land opposite Lj Sinclair Bouse rf) IPitUtoo.] Connect with Telephone*. Liberty Through Allegiance to Law- President Merrill Eglates, of Rutgers college. —"Rliymps to the Pay''—Will Carletpn, Brooklyn, N. "5^. Paint, OPENING Boein and American Political pessimism Prank Hiscock, (Syracuse, N. Y. — Senator RpcJieeter. orouto 0 0 4 0 0 8 0 8 0—9 Batteries: Toole aud MoKeogh, SeradauJGrUu At Detroit— Detroit " " ' | 0 Q 0 0 0 1 0 TvmI'I ta»-4»-K*w XIIM. Paper, Poxology- "Praise Pod from Whom All Blessings p.ow"—Musip vocal and instruments).New Oklxahs, July 4.--John Maginpta, of this cuy, wii-in ltw of the lata M UWiO M. Tweed, of New Ytrk, vu ItljUrt by UtkVnlng at Onu Springs, Miss. Br. Mag&nlj wan president of ibo liaginnfc mlHs. , etc., etc., etc, llenediction—The Rev, Pr. William Hayes Ward, New York. .0 o o o i i o, a o- 4 road's lAa* "f OrMta't Cm*. J. C. TotaOft ...J...I 0 0 4 4 8 0 0 0-14 Batteries: Shrove and Wells, Wehrle and BtalU lugs. New You, July 5.—The next issue of The Irish World will contain a dw column editorial algned by the editor, Patrick Ford, declaring that the summary "removal" of Dr. Cronin was the work of English spies in Aparfc*, each.* La Qupf. Editor Ford avows that the desperate hand of The London Times is furtively revealed in the fool conspiracy to ft* the murder of Oonin where it does not beleng (upon Alexander Sullivan). The rain f ourod in torrents throughout the exercises, but the audience was extremely good natured and listened to the various S|ieeohee with interest. A nig Brewery Burned. THb wclt knoirn Cutter, hai opened a PITT8T0N, PA. Milwaukee, July 5.—The Falk, Jung & Borchort Brewing Co.'a plant, located on South Pierce street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth avenufe, was totally do stroyed by fire. Not a building of the great plant was spared. The fire originated in the malt house and spread with great rapidity, destroying the malt house, the brew house, the office*, the bottling department and finally spreading to the beer cellars, which are still burning. The total loss is estimated at from seven to eight hundred thousand dollars and the insurance reaches only half of this sum. About 300 men are thrown out of employment, but the brewery will be immediately rebuilt. At Buffalo— AFTERNOON GAMES. To Tftkr MtUHM IIjmi k. Mailt Tailoring Store, Buffalo 1 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 8—fl Hamilton 0 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 8—fl Battrr.es: White and Thayer, Qibbs aud Banning.Apia, Juu» 25 (via London, July *».—The German gunboat Wolf has beau diu«tatoe4 to lite Marshall Islands to bring law Kiag Ma.ietoa, wbuiu the Germans carried as from hare, a prisoner, two years ago. LOWEST PRICES. A Centennial for Thirteen States. Omaha, July 5.—Thomas Brenn&n, of this city, ex-secretary of the Irish National league, said: "I see the statement is made that I w charged with complicity in the Phoe.ix park murders. Th.s is the first 1 It ron nan Don lex thu Allegation. Philadelphia, July 5.—The governors of the thirteen original states have during the l ast two years held several conferences for the purpose of devising some plan to commemorate in a fitting manner the great events in the first 100 years' history of the United States. It has been agreed that the beet method would be to secure from congress a return of the $1,500,000 loaned by the government to the centennial commission in 1876, and afterward returned to the national treasury, the money to be u-ted for erection of a suitable memorial u Fairmount park. Thursday • meeting, j resided over by Governor Beaver, was held in Independence hall, at which representatives of the thirteen original states were present A committee was appointed to prepare a bill, to be presented to congress, providing that the $1,500,000 be appropriated for the purpose above indicated. Rochester At Rt'cheater— 48000000 v— 4 AT  OLD GARMENTS APPEAR NEW Toronto ............ ..0 00001010—1 lutteries: Barr and Faj, Atkiasonand McGulre. At Ryracuse— Symcuao London Xwo Men lulled. 00 South Main St., PltUton, with a full line ct auaaooable coedn. Everything GOOD. Their* will be no ebodiij ad mltted now or u *07 future Hum. " My work m a cutter neede no Introduction to the people of thin valley, It In already well and Favorably known, and to anyone thinking of buying Olothee 1 would My wait aad nee my style* and piloen The etylen wilPbe the beet and the prleea will be the loweet ponlble oonaUent with wood Work manhlp aad Trlmmlnga and no had debte for good customer* to nay. I will work on a SMALL MARGIN OF PROFIT, and tor CASH ONLY. My will bo GOOD GOODS. GOOD TRIMMINGS, GOOD WORKMANSHIP, SMALL WROFITS, AND GOOD FITS OR NO PAT. I will nlva mom-j or make new olothee for all unaatlafactory work I tun out. Tour* for goedototlM, ever heard of it 1 don't think I would have any trouble, however, in proving an alibi. 1 whs in an E.iglisli prison for twelve months immediately pieceding and twaive months iinnieUlately following the Pt.cenix park trageii v. The statement that I am a dkphew of Patrick E'an is also iiicorrect. 1 am no reluliou to Air. Egan." Baltimokc, July S.—Two unkoowa HW« ware Instantly killnl at QamJen J u notion bj the Chicago express on ih# Baltimore aui Ohio railroad. Their bodiea w«r« brought If this elly. . After being Cleaned and Repaired by JOHN YOUNG The Old Reliable Tailor. Sooth Mala St rear of Lewi* Oofaen'iMore Work done pr mptly Ciad at reasonable prW* .0 0000019 0—1 .* 0480000 x—1 Arm— WUm Ik* ViUMi PrrriBi ao, July acknowledging the reoeh* by Mai. George Armta ot the presented to him by 100 citfaena of Pittsburg for baring palled OoTernor Bearer's MH, a friend of the major writes that be (the major) would be pleased to have tbe reeolur tion adopted by the MO oitlxene neatly written on parchment, and signed bv each of th» subscribers and forwarded to Washington »9 that the major can hara it framed. Bailorles: Murphy and Walker, Ueiss and Kins* low. At Detroit— Detroit 1 0 0 0 4 1 8 0 0—8 Toledo 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0-4 Bat to rien: Kuauss and OoodfeHow, Cushmaa and Sage. The Farncll Comnlavio^'i Lokdoh, July 6,—Tb» Pwlj Kewe pays that the ParneU cogiwiaaaa wlU adjourn Aug. 9, and tliat tbe okping »pc«cbas on tbe part of the Parnellite* wilt be utaJe CnD thai The Louisville Club 8old. PARKS. A Klot at Wheeling. At Newark- Newark  Jersey City — MOBK1NU OAMSa. TTOHNKY-AT-tAW AN D NOTARY PUBLIC. PITTBTON. PA Water Strut  Louisville, July 5.—The Louisville Baseball club has been so d for $6,000 to George Reiger, representing u syndicate of wealthy men, am.ng whom are Charles Chase, who was president of the old league club of this city; W. H. Thomas and Paul Jones, all prominent business men. William Recciui or John K ?lly, of New York, will manage the new olubl, The new owners propose to make many changes in the club and will strengthen it as much as possible. President Wycoff was notified of the sale by Manager Davidson. Wheeling, W. Vu., July 5.—A row oocurred i cro Lei ween Irish, Italian and negro labo ei s on ' he rui road tuunel, aud an Irishman named Mcl'askey, was beaten and picked by Tliunas Carpenter, colored, till it 8 1 0 0 0 0 8 0 0-4 .1 0 0 1 8 0 0 1 0-8 Batteries: Dooms and Duffy, Landman and Burke. At New Haven— K1IM by a Ship Dlairaas 8||# Two Mm l)r*WB«i C'ohausktt, Maas., July 1—By the aapate log of a row boat near Black Ryek UUl Jerry Cnmmlags and Jaaob Fafcwa, at Boeton, were drowned. OOMIU Bono*, July &-By the oarelaaa ftrfeg of a (hip diatreea signal at Kast $C*ton on tbe premiaaa of Jam*# Copper, George Potman, aged 16, kad a bog* bole torn * kfe body fiora his to hie fifth rib. H« died In a few momenta John Qr«0n. aged t», waa badly pieroad 1* tbe aideaad back, Frank O'Connell, aged had his If ft aide shattered bj fraiiuioota. J N. AITD^BSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Offloo in 8*1 Block, Water street, Plttston, Pa. Menu* to loan on approved real eitat* secwrttp thought ho ommot recover. Two policeman arrested Carpenter, but had to fight about 400 white laborers before they could take him to jail. All the police force in the city bad to be called on b fore the riot was finally quelled, end there is a possibility that the trout K* is not yot over. New Haven, w 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 Hartford 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 x-8 Batteries: Doran and O'Eotu ke, O'Connell and Moo lie. At Lowell— MARTIN, CASH TAIUOR, Sioux Falls, S. D., July 5.—The constitutional convention of South Dakota was callad to order here by Judge Carson, of the Black hills. The governor's proclamation calling the convention in session was read, and Sena tor-elect A. J. Edgerton, of Mitchell, was selected by acclamation as permanent chairman. The committee on rules was authorised and Uraoted to oonfer with the constitutional coaveotiou which heretofore met for North Dakota, at Bismarck, in regard to the appointment of a joint committee to meet in that city and agree upon a division of the. territorial property and dobta. South Dakota's Convention. Killed by ss Kiplodlsg ftisaia Lowell, Musi, July &—At  Walker bymood, Jr., and a man named SaSford were killed by the prwnatare anplostan of a caanon. a* lopth Mala ft., ritliin. Lowell— Worcester ,S 2 WD*3 2 * 0~H a o i o • a o 1 Batteries: Sullivan and Ounaaslo, Campion and Wilson. Eight Innings. Game called to catch train. AtalaWntrlx H*tlce. I? ST ATI or DANIEL D. HOSIER. LATE OF Hi the Borough or Wot Pittmloo, deoraesd. Letters of Aim in titration, upon the sboTe mud Mtw, havlnc been puM to the uader vicned. ell persons indebted to Hid eefate are requested to nuke payment, and thoee hartof claims or demands to present the same without delay, to ELIZABETH A. MOMEB. T. 0. Administratrix. G. H. COLLINS, A Frenchman's Suicide. Flood I.osses lu Texas. Al-rVL*OaDf QlHKfL . At Worcester— Worcester. 0 « tf.f ft I A * fti f Lowell.. 1 000108»0-T Civil and M Engineer, Newark, N. J., July 5.—Emil Bruling, a Frenchman, age GO years, committed suicide by throwing himself in front of a Pennsyl- Foh. Worth, Tex., July The Trinity river is higher than sinoe I860, and is betweea throe and four miles wide in places. The damage in this city is slight, but the loss to the railroads and suburban property will be $1,500,000. A Mi's. Bentley and her son Patrick were drowned. Much damage hai been done to the crops. Paula, July II—The work of rescuing the entombed miners at Bi Etienne la going forward, but with great difficulty, aa the twa pita are atiU afire. Tha somas around Wwl mouth of the pit are heart* lading in the ex-, treme. President "Qarnot baa ordered goT-. eYnnDeot relief eeat be» for tbe familiee at. mimri ' * Rescuing the IsteaM Miners. UnqrK Point, H. J., July 8.—Tha games qf the New Jersey Athletic elub Mm bean poatpDned until tha 80th ln«t an a coeval nt tbe storm. Jersey (lessee roelvoaed. vania railroad train which was running at a high rate of speed. Bruling had some trouble in France and was compelled to leave his couutry. He was an offl"er in the French army for twenty years. Batteries: Huifcilt aad Wflbov Gorman and '■wAy.* x i * -■ wf-»»Pv At Hartford— 811 8prlng 8t„ West Plttston. New llaven game poetponed; rain. At Jersey City— Newark game pentponed; rain. Weather JladieatkeaA The weather ynmlitn to ba ft* m* WW. W ACTED.—Reliable local and trarellnif salesmen. Positions permanent. Special in- 3SMS.8E Nurserymen, Rochester, IT. T. fia 1m eod PEEILEU PTES &2&ZSZ