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LEBANON. PA., TUESDAY M0RNMNG. JUNE 18, 1S9B.
ONE CENT
THE TRIP TO THE DAMS.
lEPUBLICHJOSTS GATHER.
Delegates to the League Convention
Arrive in Cleveland.
VALPIN LEADS FOR PRESIDENT.
j Council, J. H. Miller
Ho Will Probably be  I'Uoson. hy  the ] and reyrusentaUves of thi
Loaeue—West -Jot Solid for Free
Silver—Somo of Those who
.Will IIos pm ul to Toasts.
I WIND   STORMS  IK
WEST.
Their
WHAT THEY SAW AT THE DAMS; Sk.'"j
Mayi
     them.
I Report to Select Council on Monday quorur.
I  G,       r a | _,tt„   ?,,
Evening by Those Participating.
Tho _po_l:»l Committee of So von'I r imp   Cyclones  and   HorrloaiUT.
About tlio supply. Way Alouir.
Pursuant to the determination of the By United Pres. social Wt _.
Committee of Seven on the Water iiucs-,    Hartford, Kansas, June 17.-
tton, Jacob E. Reinoehl, chairman, and o'clock  this evening a cyclon
Missis. Wm. JB. Belt-in--tl), 11. P. Moy- this place coining from the sl__     , .	
er. J. WJ. Llnt'le, G. A. Kleiser and John and „wept everything  from  Its .|
Black gathered at the Eagle hotel at whlch was cicnli cut and about 10. ..at WAT1?p QITPPT V PAJM HI. TRTPI Irl.
1 o'eloek on Monday, accompanied by; in width.     No one, aa far aa known,; " AIM. ourrLi u&N Dti l_l-rL/_,D
Messrs. D. M. Sharp, Clerk of Common  wns actually killed',' altho several per-
"""" "'"'"'   David S. Har p. 1;sons were injured ao badly that they
, —        the Report and. are nut expected to live.     The wounded
[News.      Four carriages made up  this I are: Mr. Lawson, will die; Mrs. Lawson,
calvalcade, the water department con- j seriously hurt; Mra. Mary E. Rawson,
tingent forming a nth.     Mr. Light, onet probably fatally injured; Cora Raw-on,
Kerr,   the 1 severely injured.
SlgftTUCIED IT ARMED MES,
[he offlce of City Surveyor which could be done wl
• ich he turned over to the expense. He was ugalnBt
d that he hold a receipt for  but  was  favorable to the rc...H_I
tion of the reservoir at Smith's dam. | 	
m    Rise    reported    that   ao which would give us 30 million of gal- „. i_„ii„„   _,    T___,vi.i__
ppeared at the time when lt   Ions additional   supply.      He  was  fa- They   Fire   a   Volley    at    DepUUOS
to  meet  to  settle the  Cdrl  vol able to placing down another addi-
matter so that nothing was   tlunul main between the city and the |             Guarding the Distillery.
I dams.      It   would   afford   ln   case   of \ _	
hre   ua   a   large   supply.     No   larger |
pipes   were  ntc._sa.yi   Nos.   .and   ^OFFICERS   RETURN   THEIR FIRE.
By United Press Spaci il Wire.
Cleveland, Ohio, June 17.—Delegates
to the Republican League Convention
began to arrtve today. There was
enough of them to attract attention In
the lobbies of the hotels, and there was
talk of the money question, tariff and
leap:ui_ polities on every side. Secretary Humphry arrived from Chicago
and opened headquarters. There are
a-bair dozen candidates for the le
^^_ Mr       ________________
ot thc commissioners, Mr. Kerr, thi
clerk, Mr. Sherk,, superintendent, and
W. U. McCuilough, C. £., as guest composed the latter.
It was between 1.30 afnd 2 when the
party   got   on*L and_by   easy   driving)
down   tlie"olTrSchaen'_orsto\vn,'road  and i **at ^"^Ji1
SWEPT UY A HURRICANE.
Creston, Tow a, June 17.—A severe hyr
rlcano passed over this section of the
  morning, along the line
through very rough lane to the west-jyf the Chicago. Burlington & Quiney.
ward of dam No. 3 they reached that Jiarns and outbuildings were blown
dam at 2.50. No time was lost In par- d,OWB **& »»« °' fences leveled. In
Ieylng.—the chairman leading off in a the counties ol Montgomery .Adams and
visit to the residence of Mr. Brandt, the I ut-lon considerable damage was done
keeper of the dams, whero shoes, coats to crops. A heavy rain followed the
und   vests   were   hastily   left—rubber !Btorm and beat down the grain.     Sev
Speeches MndobyPresident Ilunelckcr,
Msj*   Moyer,   .Messrs.    Eokenroth,
Bechtle aud Fit sacrald—City Officials Urged to Spend Ono
Eutlre Day There.
was   fix*
pav e n ie i 	
done.
fc   SOT'TH   TENTH   8TREBT.
Chairman Rise did not consider tli at
there had even been a grade on South
Tenth sireet; that Joseph Gassert's
cellar was full of, water and a suit
is threatened; that he thought a petition should be presented by the
property   holders.
President   Hunsicker 	
the Highway Committee civil engineer
and city solicitor should go there,
make an examination and make a written report to Councils.
min
would   have an Additional  pres*
laj. Moyer—I really think If the city
induqed to spend one < Apparently No Ono was Injured—An
supply  dams,   their j
luvost Iitnl-ou to be Mado   Into
the Truth atthe Story Told
by the Deputies*
boots   being   substituted' for   the  first
fflen."buf Gen"!8A^McAlpIn?o? «-7Tnd thiThoroJgh taV^ik.ta_
New York la the leading man Ho u£ tha sources of the present water
SSTenough votBpSfftohm now ■ ™,.»ft w^s«n. Flowing a lead of
to insure his eleotion.     He will come  ?,'„';•„fc*J^?™;  HS*. Ji?i.__Jr__!I2?!5-
on  the   New   York   special   train   tomorrow night.
Senator Thurston, of Nebraska, will
probably be the chairman of the free-
for-all meeting, Thursday. That ls
the meeting when any delegate may
present any question he pleases for
discussion. , It wlll be the occasion
when the silver and gold men meet In
battle array. An Indication that the
West wtll not be solid for free Silver
was given by Frank W. Bicknell, of
Des Moines. He Is the representative
Of the Iowa State Register and the
Xowa member of the Na
tive League CommittJ
lough dam Nu. 2 was reached and pass]
ed, all pushing on through the woods to
the warbling brook that feeds the dams
and sings to the woodland insects. No
sooner had this stream, known as No. 1
or the East branch, been reaohed than
the need of rubber boots became evident. Those without this foot gearing
were like hens ln a puddle. Up stream
like hardy shad the gal! an tband pressed
on when a branch, coming from the
Kast at right angles was passed and
a northern branch met, requiring a halt
among the advance guard to learn the
.Hrt-r   ana   tne j ciloSen route. Here Mr. Eckenroth "took
nonai i_<xi,lu- j occaSi0„ to advocate tunneling into tho
eral washouts of bridges
WAl.NUT   STREET   GRADE.
Select. I    chnirm.in Rise also brought the at-
A regular session ot Select  Council   tentlon of Council   to the grading  of
was held  on  Monday evening,  Presi-; Walnut street, in order to lay down
dent  Hunsicker In  the chair. 'mains,  a-. John  Dressier had  erected   ther 	
Members present—Bechtle,  Meredith,   two fine houses and Wanted the water. |    President Hunsicker said that he wan
Moyer,  Kckenroth,  Rise,  Reinoehl. President   Hunsicker   thought   there j unable to go there today, but he had
City Clerk Beckley read the minutes , could be nothing done at present with'• made previous visits there and no one
of the previous meeting and they were I the grading. I had an Idea of the amount of water
Select   Council   passed   first   reading I there is there.     He satd the sooner v.v
the resolution of Common Council that j get  down  to  work  the  better.     TJ
the Highway Commit*
SCALES.
oug
j water  could  be gathered there.     He
added that by tunneling, the risk was
j run of losing the water altogether.
Tbe party resumed the march, follow-
— - == ing  the stream,   through  under  brush
a great display over It here.     We are  and   over   rocks,   cracking   jokes   and
on good terms with all the candidates  thrusting  friendly  Uttle   hits at  each
~*      ! other, until Erigel spring was reached,
convention   to   adopt   any       	
concerning party principles. That ls
the business of the National Convention. Wo are for Allison for President all the time, but will not make
Ab yet only one death Is reported, that!
of Joseph Toung.
HOUSES BLOWN DOWN BY WIND.
Hampton, Neb., June 17.—A wind
storm with almost the energy of a cyclone reached here early this morning.
Many houses and barns in the village
were partially demolished. Goods In
buildings which were unroofed, were
badly damaged by the rain which followed.
OFF FOR GRAY GABLES.
oondition of the grade assumed by the j concur) the market oommittue be and I    City Clerk Beckiy read the petlti
■treet  railway  company   on   Lehman  hereby la   authorized  and   empowered: of nine citizens and property  holder
street   between    Fourth   and   Second> to purchase a scales for the use of the, ot South Tenth street asking that tli
streets, and give said section auch re- j market master of the city of Lebanon, ' grade  be  established  aa  reported   t
lief as mav  be  deemed proper.     Ite-1 Pa.,  ami  that  the sum of SI5.  or  as ithe   Highway  Committee.
iis could l
there  at   I     _______ ______
s would he opened.     Thero ls too
thought   that much prejudice.     Upon a thorough in-
""■•** -          vestlgatlon it will be seen that an Increased   aupply  can   be  obtained   and           	
we will be justllled In the expense ofl 	
storing that wat»r whloh flows away •__.-      __.   ■ , v_
all the year around with the exception i Dy United Press Sp._ial Wire,
of three or four months a year. !    Chicago, June 17.—According to me
Mr. Reinoehl asked whether or not report of Deputy Marshal Arnold, the
every member of Select and Common Iirst attack made on the distillers,
Counoil   could   not   spend   a  full   day   in  oharge of Receiver McNulta.  took
place at an early hour this morning,
the Shufeldt distillery, corner of Chicago and Hawthorne avenues, being
flred upon by a party of men in boats.
Shortly after 1 o'clock the deputy
marshals   guarding   the   distillery   no.
          ticed  a party,  consisting of  11  men,
Ik for bM» I Water Board, being our _ervants,m_-t I cautiously coming up the river ln two
do as we say, and If they do not, large skiffs. On reaching the south-
we must remove them and get some i em end of the distillery grounds the
ono else. boats were slowly pulled over to the
SOUTH TENTH STREET GRADE, west bank of the river. When dlreotly opposite the distillery, the oarsmen were ordered by a young man In
the flrst boat to cease rowing, and a
Council
be and
THE WEATHER
Forecast for Tuesday*
For    Eastern    Pennsylvania,    fair;
warmer: southerly winds.
For Western Pennsy Ivan la, fair;easl-
erly winds.
Fair and slightly warmer weather Is
indicated for Tuesday for New England, the -Middle Atlantic Statee, the
lower Lake region, with increasing
cloudineea and possibly thunder showers Wednesday. Cloudy and slightly
cooler weather with thunder storms
ls Indicated for the upper Lake region,
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee Tuesday.
New Tork Herald's Forecast.
New Tork. June IS.—In the Middle
States and New England today, fair;
slightly warmer weaibfer and fresh
light southerly winds will prevail, fol-
lowed by looal rain in the districts
west ef the Blue Ridge.
Wednesday in both of these sections,
fair to partly cloudy sultry weather
will prevail wtth alight temperature
changes and light southerly winds followed by local thunder storms In this
seotion and on Thursday cooler, partly cloudy to fair weather, preceded by
looal   coast   rat ns.
ferred to Highway Committee, [much thereof as may be necessary, ie
Also   a  petition   signed   by  twenty  hereby appropriated  out of  the oon*
owners  and  citisens   at   Seventh   and   tingent fund of the same.
Lehman streets, stating that since the | THB CITT ARCHIVES.
and do not care to have any friction
with McKinley people on his own
Stamping  ground."
Information received by the local
committee on arrangements indicates
that there will be about 1,500 delegates
present and the number of visitors ls
estimated at 10,000. The city will be
ln holiday attire, many of thc big
buildings being decorated already.
Covers for 1,500 will be laid in the
Arcade where the banquet wlll take
place Thursday,
Among   those who   are   expected   to
culvert has been built there, there
Is no occasion for the street railway to
remain at the low grade, and It would
greatly Improve the street and crossings lf correspondingly raised.The railway company Is ready to do its portion of the work and respectfully ask
this petition he referred to the Highway Committee with power to act.
Referred to Highway Committee.
THE CITT TRANSIT.
Lebanon, Pa., June 17, 1895.
To the members of Select and Common
Counoil:
Gentlemen:—During  the Incumbency
of   the   late  city  engineer,   the    city
Cleveland   Depart*   Cor   the    Summor
Season at Blizzard's Hay.
By United Press Special Wire.
Washington, June 17.—President
Cleveland, accompanied by his private
secretary, Henry T. Thurber and by
Dr. Robert M. O'Reilly, of the United
States army, left Washington today
to pass the rest of the summer at
Gray Gables, Buzzards' Bay, Mass.
The party left on a special train and, .        ._ -lTj-      ,.^ - „„-.,„.._ „»„,
. —        — o    — *■'i •rnti.il nn* nf w_-__h__.o-_r.y_ a* a k__ n   m     transit met with quite a serlouB accl-
when another halt waa made, and, out P«lled .out of .Washington at 6.66 a, ra„   .    . ,   .. t b    M     Burn_
of Mr. Kleiser's silver cup, all sampled  ten  minutes  before the regular time.   Jen*'  «W Il,™ JJ£Jt ^pairing  es-
the l.em.Ht'ni wn..■»•—finr._v._r u nf nn i™ The officials of the railroad and every-   "rf,  *°   u"   i f-     T; >i   trTV-v.* £ nJ*
cofd I^d iood atei   findinff U ^ course ,      maintained   the utmost se- SK,1*™"* of *£**,?' S Ah ilf'
com ana goon. '„ HB to thp *tm» ««_* fnr *___> t-tpsi    Philadelphia,  where  it Is at  present.
large the pool oy digging out an area ■      _ t   sp,.vi(.„  nfflpiai«.  nnd   th_»  earlv  explains Itself.     As It Is now, the ln-
of marshy ground of about 200 Ware 11^{  ""'"^^^ is perfectly useless. It would
feet.     Major Moyer inquired whether morning passengers witnessed the de-i —.    ___*?■_■    €.._.	
the city did not get the benefit of all fNitur,#of Ahe PresIdent from Wash-
thls source without digging.    Mr. Eck- ln»*2J'{% *5Kk1wS8?r ..&i??^a *•
enroth  thought  not,   while Mr.  Black      - BOARDED  THE   "ONEIDA,
thought the danger of losing the water Lje^ey t CltyJ Jf*  J* 4June( 17--The
by piercing  the water  tight  stratum, ^Rl2fn* ,an,d his1 Part^«a7l,vet herf
—.is too great for any experiments to at. Vii3 ^c!,,c^ ^.nd immediately board
The following was read:
Resolved (If Common Council con
cur) That the City Property; Commit
tee be authorized to af
suitable  rooms  can   I    	
whi$h to hold the meetings of Councils,
and for the preservation of the city
archives.
Mr. Eckenroth asked whether City
Councils had a notice to quit these
rooms.
Mr.  I
olUtloil t^^^^m, _______■
Maj.  Moyer thought  this  resolution
Adjourned.	
Common.
The Common Council held its  regu
lar  session on Monday  evening  at   |       „
o'olock with President Boyd ln the chiar ]acje 0f Bi
j and   Messrs.   BonewltB,  Light,   Motzer.   fjnanv uw
tafn whether j Schoolo,_ Shott.^ Bollma^ IJenfi-i*, Miller, | finally
procured   ln
second later to fire. The next In
slant a succession of shots were heard.
The bullets rattled against the walla
behind whtch the deputies were standing.     A minute later a second volley   _
was fired at the distillery.     This time j Brooklyn  ."., o
the deputies returned the flre and for  -
few minutes there was a brisk fusl-
>ts.     The men in tht boats
id  away, the deputies send
ttt-—i -3   T,. . .- ,...«_..._.   rowed away, the deputies send-
i£k   SS  *        7   pres,ent- ing   a  shower   of   bullets   after  them.
The   minutes  of   previous   meetings | None of tho depuUes were injurled. It
were read and approved,^^^
The Rules and  Regulations for the
fire companies were .approved.
An   ordinance  offered   by   Mr  Black
providing fer the opening of Eleventh
htle Was opposed to the res- i ******  was  read  aud  referred  to  the
Highway   committee,   •
Mr. Light called up bill No. 9, an or]
was nut one such as
over lightly.      He ha
a  city   official;   h<
lild be°passed j di nance to amend ah ordinance passed
experience I
over the veto nf the Mayor May 13,1895, i jg at th
raid" say  that entitled "An ordinance providing for the j qq not s
there  is no   preservation   of  the  city j 1^ .»«* collection of lieense taxes ir
ardhives; none can be found and they | J^e^lt^of JLebanon.   Laid on the tab!
are becoming more valuable"yedr after j unAUI J^J„Ti!5.tUSf
ts not known who the attacking party
were, or whether any of them were
Injured.
"I think the crowd in the boats
thought they could make a rush and
drive my deputies away," said Marshal |
Arnold, this morning. "It was a concerted movement .and was no doubt
deliberately planned before hand. Who
back of It, I cannot tell. I
just what was to be gained
by getting temporary possession in
that way.     The deputies guarding th
BASE   BALL
National _Lon_ru*-:.
At Philadelphia-
Philadelphia .0   00000002—2
Pittsburg 0   0003020*— 6
H-its— Philadelphia.6; Pittsburg, 8. Errors—Philadelphia. 1: Pittsburg, 3. Bat-
teries—C-W-*ey and Clements; Hawley
and Kinsl'ow. Umpire—Campbell.
A Brooklyn-—
0000310*— 4
Cincinnati ...0   0   1000010—2
Hits—Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati, 7. Errors—Brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati, 4. Batteries—Daub and Grim ;F<n*eman,Rh__nc3
and Merritt.     Umpire—Keefe.
At Boston—(morning game.)
Boston    8000   61000—0
spond   to   toasts   and   their   themes! was too" great for" any experiments toIat *&48 9,'cl  Jt 4, r „^__,
are: H. Clay Evans, of Tennessee, "Our be  made.      The   general   opinion   was ^ Mr- Benedict's steam launch "One!
Iparty   and   the   new   South;"   D.   D.   here gathered that the East stream was da," which was anchored a quarter of
repaired.
the  mat-
certainly pay to hav
Awaiting your pleasure
ter, I remain, yours truly
GEORGE W. HATES.       j is g
City Engineer.    I hen
In the letter,  which  was read,  th
flrm  mentioned  offered  to  make  th
year.
Maj.
means
Ing of
$50,000
HaU.
Mr.
Is  gOOi
^^^^^^^^^^    A   reselutl
Moyer thought that ways andl^^^?!^?11!
could be procured by the sell-
bonds ln  the sum of $26,000 or
with   which   to   build   a   City
f   Michigan.   "Perfidy   and I \vould be in a\jrTme~conamoiL_for sup
Woodmansee,   president   of   the   Ohio I in very^good^cohmuon.t'and wlth'slight
League, "The grand old party;" J. C.  attention a few tributaries, the atrea
Burrows,   of   Michigan,   "Perfidy   am1' — —■—■	
^dishonor and political Integrity;" Mrs
■^"j. Ellen Foster, of Ohio, "The Woman's Republican Association of the
United States;" Senator John M.
Thurston, of Nebraska, "The National Republican league."
J. J. Ingalls, of Kansas, has also
signified his Intention of being present.
A Campaign of Education PI an nod.
By United Press Special Wire.
Washington, June 17.—As the Republican leaders propose to carry on a
campaign of education during the next
Presidential   canvass,   it   If.   projbablj
plying all the water to be gotten front-
that rain-shed.
THE. MIDDLE STREAM.
The committee, guided by Messrs.
Sherk and Kerr, struck out through
briars for the head of the Middle stream
supplying dam No. 3. After a pleasant
walk on the road to Koch's, the scouts
were shown the swampy origin of the
sought after stream. All united In the
belief that much good could be accomplished by cleaning off the weeds, dead
leaves, etc., that were accumulated In
abundance, and thenoe proceeded down
stream  noting every  location  of  any
the Jersey  shore
The
necessary repairs for $66, with $5 extra
for time and trouble with the tnstru-
Sckenroth stated that the room
enough for him, that the safe
  Jould  be  used  and  the  closet
here ^utilized.     The mistake was once
made  by  going   to  Sons  of  America
a mile frc
"Oneida"
; it Vexited that the "Oneida" will | H—1^J?1'Z^_C.^^™!^!^
sailed away a few minutes i ment.
_lock.
Hall, and It cost the city $1,700.
Maj.  Moyer said  the city treasurer
authorising  th
 e to advertise for bids
for a steam roller was introduced and
passed finally, by a vote of 9 yeas and 1
nay,  Schools.
A communication from Geo.W. Hayes,
City Engineer, enclosing a letter from a
Philadelphia firm who have in possession a broken transit belonging to the
city, for repairs, was reoeived from Select Council, and thetr action concurred
in.
President Beckley of the Water Board
arrive   at
morning.
Buzzards'   Bay   tomorrow
"1 tributary   that   might   be_so   enlarged
APUDDLER'S MURDEROUS DEED.
Killed Bis Mother-in-Law and   Shott
Himself*
By United Press Special Wire.
Lancaster, June 17.—A terrible tragedy took place late this evening on
East Fulton street, this city. Joseph
Westgate, a puddler, who was separated from his family, shot and instantly killed Mrs. Christian Ham-
jbrlght,   his   mother-in-law,   and   then
         haa a cart"loIdToI books".hichIhoufu j appeared with Bill" No. 1 and read"some
_ ,, _  ==■   ... _._■_._  i    : hnvo ._   ,...,v..i_,r.  •vi_B_M>      a-.-~.__,  flow -   typographical errors therein which he
On  motion  of  Bechtle,  seconded  by   nave a regular  place.      Some  day  a. yJlmJl^  t.nrrflf_*(tA  Kpfnr*.  th**. hill   wn_t
'ctty tt-easurer will be elected who will   J;      _?   conect^1   K23-^ f<i i  _• ^.S^
net have the facilities  to keep these. Pf»S uP?n; " President Boyd had the
books.      He  thought the city   should I m?aKe* noteU-    . . „ ..
wake   up  and  lf  it  wanted   to   be   a I „ An ordinanoe establishing water mtes
city, i{ el
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ WeW
received, transmitted to Common Council and referred to the Committee on
City Property with power to act. The
yeas and nays were called and all
voted yea except Eckenroth.
POLICE AND LIGHTING.
Mr. Meredith reported the Interfering with Office Weaber at the Bittner
House ln the Fifth ward and that the
party has been arrested; that It was
a matter for the Mayor; that an old
lamp had been put at Fifth and Guilford streets and that the Wellsbach
Company had placed burners at Ninth
street and Spring alley, Eighth and
Spring alley and Ninth and Union
was thrt
B^o^e7Ut^moToti &J*^"«SiJ,4*wZto a «hort time. | *»£. «&, ■» 1«l«L.a£Jrod   bUnWrS
that the meeting of the National' Com-1 tri&uta
ee will be held in November this *■ J° l ^.^
year instead of December and the Na-laDP!n*  was reached,       „.„„,„ „-_ M„u Vllt,c      	
tinml   convention   In   Mav  Instead   of  water was Indulged, and the party sen-1 "«"*■»"• L'iIIieu « ^e nouse ior «•-*"*" "--««™ ■»- ■»■=*-«- ***"*"• ^
June       I^TnecesiSr^-that   the   com-hrated- Mpss,'s- Reinoehl. Moyer, BckcS-   P»''P°se of  WlHp« his wife   who,  how- ENGINE   HOUSES,
mittee should give six months notice  roth-   Kleiser,   Black  and   the  Report 1 e]feI** waa not at home.     The man was      Mr.   Reinoehl,   from   the   Committee
of the holding of the convention and 11^°l^a„ti_^. continuing  to wade  toj^*,^^ Si^"??.1?^.    -?0?1 t?<.n' K:. on City Property, reported the neces-
and   lf  it  wanted  to  be
uid afford facilities for auch
a city.
On the resolution the v«
yeas, four nays, as follow
Yeas—Moyer,    Reinoehl,   Hunsicker,
president-—-!
Nays—Bechtle,  Eckenroth. Meredith,
Rise—4.
Chairman   Hunsicker   declared    the
resolution  lost.
WASTE PAPER AND  BONFIRES.
City Clerk
, distilleries   will    hereafter   be   armed
**•*•?-1 with   somt.thing   more   effective   than
rev ol vera."
Receiver McNulta and Marshall Arnold were In oonference today, but before deciding to strengthen the force
of deputies at the distillery they went
to haVe the report of Special Officer
Nordrum corroborated, and Deputy
Curran has been delegated to make an
Investigation. This action of the
marshall and the receiver is taken as
an Indication that they gave aome attention to the intimation that the deputies, all of whom are special men.
may have engaged tn the pastime of
a. night attaok In order to frighten the
receiver and hold the positions for an
indefinite time.
for the year beginning May 21st, 1835.
the quantity to be used, providing certain rules and regulations for the government of the Water and Lighting Departments, and Inflicting certain, penalties for the unlawful use of water, was
read, passed first reading, 'considered
ln committee of the whole and amended.
A petition from workmen of the Fifth
ward was received from Select Council
         *^^—c      . asking for the opening of Third street
kly read Bill No. 1, of j between Weidman and Green  streets.
'An ordinance pro-jit was read and referred to the High**
{t dam Nc
.j i   -nam jno   3— the balance-takln* a di-vl tlcularly   when   drunk,   and   his   wife;slty of placing stalls and arrangement.
therefore *its meeting Would have-to «££ ^^ "»«3prtnt or what wrt was compelled to leave him and reside in the Rescue hose house; that the
be held in November if .the convention £ul£, a spHng w5s examiLd^he w!th her mother because of hia abusive i station house was ordered to be palnt-
te held in May.     The object of- hold-  ™^u™u*^SrSiin* of the ontnion that conduot to  her- Ud;  that  the hose company  had  hay
Sng  the  convention in May  Is to get Jg™™t?ty runnlnf Into ff No     '    Mrs*   Hambright   was   64   yeara   old   stored  In the parlor  to which  lt
the candidates in the fleld early and       ,T, ,     ,H» _    V   s      2 ? .   *•<>"* - ««-=«-•*-— --* ~ —* -—"- ■■
'could be largely Increased by opening
up   the   half   smothered   springs   and
slimy neighboring grounds.
Dam No. 3 waa found to be within a
educate the people upon the Issues of
the campaign.
Dr. KershDer Is Guilty.
By United Press Special  Wh-Q.
Washington, June 17.—Secretary Herbert announced  that Medical  Director
ot of being full, and after an examin-
|tlon tnto the myriads of tad poles to
seen near the breast,—the committee
,,     .        .      T -    -      ...      . -jzr-   hastened  to  the  carriages  where  th
Kershner has been found guilty of the I larder wai ■*- ■     -   *       w"we   U1
ob-
and a member of a prominent family, jectad by reason of the insurance; tfaat
| the lower part of the house is in good
million but not the upper part, and
A LOVER'S BL00DT REVENGE.
Common -,-.**     «.** -_....,..»__w v»---inhibiting  the  horning'of  wasts  paper,  way Committee        ,
making   bonfires,   etc.,   on   the  public STREET RAILWAY GRADE,
streets and alleys of the city of Leb-     A petition from the property owners
anon,  Pa."     Passed flrst reading. the   vicinity   of   Lehman   and   Third
On motion of Bechtle Council went streets, relating to the grade of the
into the committee of the whole for I street railway at that point and along
amendment, with Mr, Bechtle ln thej East Lehman street, was referred to
chatr. Highway Committee.
On motion of Reinoehl, seconded by     A ptitton  from  the property owners
the word "throwing" was insert-! in the vicinity of Seventh and Lehman
ds   "ur  streets, was presented from the Select Ing mill started Ita large plate mill on
1" *— J  double turn to meet the steady Improve
ncr'ts counsel to hear him on Thursday
next.
Gentry's Trial Postponed*
By rniti-il Pn;-js Special Wire.
Philadelphia, June 17.—The trial of
James B. Gentry, the actor, who tn December last shot and killed his nan
that water could not reach were not a
few. Cheese—sweltaer and cream-
chipped beef, bologna, crackers, pretzels.—all washed down with a plente-  	
ous supply of good bear, made a feast [shooting took place in a central-portion
along side of which the Bablylontan sf-'-- -*      ■-—- *-•    " **
forts of yore were "not tn .it."     A few
Shot and Killed the Gtrl who Re.tooted
llii-i-Suleidc- Followed.
By United Press Speoial Wire.
Trenton ,N. J.. June 17.—Fred. C.
Floyd, a German farm hand from Roxbury, N. J., tonight killed himself with
a shot from bis revolver, with which he
had just flred three fatal shots into the I
head of Hattie Coombs, aged 18, of this
city, who had lived for the past two
weeks as a domestic ln the house of
Mrs, Johnson. The girt was taken to
St. Francis hospital where she died atj
midnight. The girl grew tired of Floyd's
attention as she objected to him on account of the disparity tn their ages. The
(pr
but
bably one) did not care for be
the   quota   was   divided   with.
ut
Madge Yorke, an actress, was to I £Puc,h resistance from those who felt a
have begun today, in the Court of i hankering. When the spread was over
Quarter  Sessions,  but  on  application a ■P*rrgw would have sfraved on what
at the accused's counsel. Judge Arnold
postponed the case until October. It
It said $10,000 haa been subscribed by
friends of Gentry fn the theatrical
profession for his defense.
The "Ci'nili-o'K" Matte to Blamo,
By United Press Special Wire.
• London, June 17.—The Board
Trade, the Court of Final Judgment,
has rendered a decision upon the reports of the lowest of inquiry into the
circumstances of the sinking of the
North German steamship "Elbe"
through collision with the British
steamer "Crathie." The board finds
that G-raig, the mate of the "Crathie,"
was alone at fault and his commission ls, accordingly cancelled.
A 10 Per Cent*  Increase.
By United Prose Sneclul Wire.
Cleveland, Ohio, June 17.—Notice of
the 10 per cent, increase In wages was
posted In the works of the National
Malleable Castings Company today.
The Eberhard Manufacturing Company took a similar action. The Eberhard Oompany employs 1,100 men
and the National Company 900. Other
manufacturing firms ars considering
the question of advancing wages.
No Danger of o C'nve-iu.
By Untied Pre_u Bpecial Wire.
Mauch Chunk, June 17.—Careful Investigation at Audenrled, show that
the town Is in no Imminent danger of a
cave-In- There has been, however,
for many years a gradual falling ln
of the' surface, but no total collapse IS
expected. The reports that houses
had oollapsed by the cave-in are, ln
a great measure, exaggerations*
was left.     The gallant crew soon r
bedecked themselves in City splendor,
(collars, coats, shoes, etc.), and embarked  for  the return home In  the same
company as going out.
While at the feast, the suggestion was
made and one minute speeches briefly
discussed, of building a breast nearer
the public road to enlarge dam No. 3,—
>rder to husband enough water to!]'
ofj Inj
larry
tbe oity over  the  dry spell ih
summer. No action however was taken.
During "the drive home, the hustling
chairman, having with him Mr. Harpel
and the Report man, outstripped his
confreres, reaching the city at 7.10, an
hour after leaving the dam. Mr. Harpel, who was a member of the borough
council when the present supply was
Introduced, exhibited Mr. Reinoehl a
published copy of the original oontract
between the borough and the contractors, throwing much Ught on the sub
Jecl. Mr. Harpel made many suggest
tions as to courses of investigation, of
which the Fifth ward councilman will
no doubt avail himself,
It was also suggested that In the Iml
mediate future, they visit the West
stream, or No.3 and investigate It from the
Source to an accessibly point fit for a
dam.durlng the same trip visiting Hammer creek. This will be followed by
visits to the Swatara und tributaries,—
when present counclla loaded to ths
hat with "barrels" of Information will
surprise Lebanon with a decisive act.
In the mean time let ths city and citizens R. I. P.
of the city. Floyd fired a shot, when
the girl ran about 16 feet. He rushed
after her and turning her faoe toward
him fired three shots Into her head.
An Id-Pool Law Breaks Up  Rsotnat*
By United Press Special Wiro,
Hartford, Conn., June 17.—At a meeting of the directors of the Charles
Driving Park Association Saturday
evening, It was unanimously voted to
declare all races off, return any entrance money, and have no meets hereafter.
A special meeting of the directors
j has been called for next Sunday even-
*ng to wlnd_up the affairs of the association,
say ,1s on'
law. The
yoar.
This action,  the directors
account   of   the   anti-pool
association lost $10,000 last
Pension for John Reinoehl.
By United Press Sp-Clnl Win.
Washington, June 17.—These pension-
have been Issued as of date of June 14—
Pennsylvania:
Original—John  Reinoehl,  Lebanon.
Won't Go on a Strike.
By United Press Fpecial Wire.
Cleveland, Ohio, June 17.—A special
from Mars I lion, Ohio, says: Ths report that the Massilon miners held a
meeting and decided to go on a strike
Monday, sent from Canton, Is entirely
untrue. Wtth one exception every
mine was In operation today. A delegate convention was ln session for
the purpose of arranging the dead work
scale. This may lead to trouble but
lt Is unlikely.	
Foreclosure fbr $200,000.
By United Press .Special Wire
Allentown, June 17.—The Old Colony Trust Co., of Boston, this afternoon entered foreclosure proceedings
on mortgage for 1200,000 against the
Allentown and Lehigh Traction Company, and Its allied companies.
Miners Golnac on Fnll Time*
By United Press Special Wire.
Mauch Chunk, June 17.—The Lehigh
and Wilkesbarre Coal Company started on full time this morning. The
prospects now are that the company]
will continue to operate ita mines on:
full time again. _J
that at the Union  House  there  wer
some repairs were found  necessary.
Mr.   Reinoehl  also asked  as  to  thei
deeds  of  the  different  houses   of  the  {
flre companies; that thsy should be ln  l
the custody of the city, and he knew ]
the  Rescue  had  not  trasferred  their 'J
deed.      The committee  will   see after
the   deeds  and   policies   of   Insurance
and see who are holding them.      The
Rescue   company's   house  is  not  insured.
President Hunsicker asked that the
committee see to the deeds and Insurance policies and report to Counclla
THB   STATION   HOUSE.
.Mr. Reinoehl said he would like to
have some sentiment as to the painting of the station house.
President Hunsicker—The committee
has an appropriation and if it sees fit
lt can expend the amount as they
think proper.
Mr. Bechtle said the papers in charge
of City Solicitor Fisher, were only
kept In a case In his offlce. Hs thought
th'e safe tn thts room should be removed there and papers placed therein.
Mr.  Meredith reported that the spe-
Rt8€       _________________
id   in   the  title,  and'th  	
throw" after, the word "burn," In the branch, was read and the action of the
iirst seotion.    Witn these amendments same concurred tn.
ihe bill passed second reading. The following petition was handed to
WHAT THEY SAW AT THE DAMS J c,*l_k W***P.
IRON AND STEEL
Improvement Noted ln Iron and Steel
< Iroles—The Week's Operation*
Judging from the operations of Harrisburg mills last week, tfae Iron and
steel situation there has shown an Improvement. Two mills started on double turn, due to an increase In business,
and there are assurances that the La-
lance-Grosjean mills will start In another week. The resumption of the latter plant will mean the employment of
a large number of men. Several mills
are still engaged on large orders booked some time ago, but within tfae last
ten days many new ones have been
placed, and there ls now much inquiry
reported.
The Lochlel rolling mills operated
two trains and the puddle mill. Work
has been steady, and wlll continue the
rest of the summer.   The Paxton roll-
Mr. Reinoehl said that he was sorry
hat all of the members had not participated. They started at dam No. 2,
v<nt up to . 15ns le's Spring, found all
In good condition, with few exceptions.
Superintendent Sherk said ex-Superintendent Allwein had op
:To the Select and Common Councils,.
Gntlemen,—We the undersigned property holders on South Tenth street
would respectfully petition tbat the
grade of South Tenth street be made
ln accordance with the decision of the
Highway Committee,which they arrived
 ase the supply,  that
the committee would examine dam No.
:; and see,
The report of the special water committee heretofore published was receiv-
\i*»4   v.nBM +h „„_.+ tm. v_-_. 5—. . |Od and filed and a resolution from Se-
waj   Moyer thought in his judgment leot Council carrying into effect the re-
1V1'  by  Prospecting,   and  opeiUng the  port( passed flnally all voting yea
reams the supply could be  doubled.      Mr.  Schools  offered a resolution  ln-
ami committe. had had a n^UruTa- ^UdTb-tSTK.^"""W'SS ~/toCr='f '&£ aW,'
to the ordinance an.l minute book let, connexion V ',Y,e t£o"hffl. ,t would | Sree^.noan pS?d "first ^adin^"1161'
and would have another at which ex- Increase the ..unnlv flvo or six time.       ... ... ,ai   . ,"*?* leading.
CUy   Clerk   Krause   would   be   notified   i'le  S^U  thai  no   worse'place 'Zld I tatf^g^t "^"5 ttfm nutesTdiou "n^
to prepare for examination. He there-   have   been   selected   than   the   hr-»fl«t 1 li   nfe     lLCesa or ten minutes adjourn
fore reported progress. i ls   c
SPECIAL   WATER  COMMITTEE.    ; such
dty Clerk Beckley read the follow- sufficient, f
ing report which was passed flnally
and transmitted to Common Council;
To the Select and Common Councils
" of Lebanon, Pa.
Gentlemen:—We, your committee,appointed to consider our present water
supply and the re-mainlng of the city.
beg leave to report that we recommend
that the Water Board be directed to
make a thorough examination of the
water mains leading from the water
dams of tha city, and ascertain wheth-
|e£ the  said   line of  pipes  ls  in   such
__:By the
^^^^^ two  hills  it  would;
increase, the supply live ur six times.
He thought that no worse- place could I
have   been   selected   than   the   breast  ©d,"        >__________*
"   M*  present,   and   the  erection   of —— •—«>	
breast   the   supply   Would   be  Carpenter Turned Over to New Jore
years.      The  water I Bv r_,H.*<l Prem. Special Wire.
ten
excellent, clc.i
Ice. He was fu
supply.      He
i, pure and  cold
an Increased water j
Easton, June 17.—Samuel C. Carpen-
- ,, ,' ter, who has been In the Baston prison
*=—nr   .         J favorably  Impress- J since April  24 last,  awaiting  requlsi-
d with the present supply as he view-; tion papers for his removal to Wumn
ed lt today.und it we can husband it we. county. N. J., to answer the charge of
should not spend $200,000 at another ■ murdering Mrs. Ray Blackweli, was
aourca,_wtth water of less purity. ; this morning turned over to the New
ment ln business, and operated tfae
small mill all week. The Central plant
was run the entire week, one of the
plate mills starting on Tuesday, afiei
suspension for repairs. The nail makers at the Cheepeake nail works were
given the expected increase of ten i
cent., affecting 200 men. The plant has
been very busy of late.
There was a'great Increase of orders
at the Pennsylvania steel works last
week, several large bridge contracts being secured, while shipments of steel
slabs were heavy. New men are being
added dally, and the summer prospects
were never better than now. The weekly output of steel material was above
the average. Tfae product of tfae blast
furnaces on No, 1 iron was large. The
open hearth steel output was very
heavy ten furnaces being at work, with
one on repair. The foundries continue
their big run on castings principally
for street railway work. The foundry
force ls larger than ever. The shaped
steel mills were very busy, the slab, both
blooming and the billet mills, the 13 and
20-Inch trains and the hammers being
at work all week. No. 2 blooming mill
equalled Its record on the production of
special steel blooms, running all week
and making a heavy tonnage, mostly
for shipment. The 20-inch train was on
angles, and the slab mill! made large
shipments to the rolling mills ln that
city. The Bessemer mill was In operation all week un rails and speeial steels,
making a good run. The rail mill roll-
ad a fair tonnage of 86s and 90s for
girders, and for.two days was on 70s,
sec. 206, a 7-inch high T rail. The
bridge department is rushed, and never
was busier than now, while the frog
and switch branch Is still much engaged on electaic railway work.
Cleveland ....3   1   0   1   0   0   0   5   0—10
Hits—Boston, 13; Cleveland, 10. Errors—Boston, 3; Cleveland, -*• Batteries
—Nichols and Ganzel; Wallace, Knell
and Zlmmor.
(Afternoon game.)
BoBton     0   4   0   0   1   0   0   4   *— 9
Cleveland ....0   00000106—7
Hits—Boston, 13; Cleveland, 13. Errors—Boston, 1; Cleveland ,3. Ba-t teries—
Sullivan and Tenny; Toung and Zlm*
mer.     Umpire—McDonald.
At Baltimore-
Baltimore   ...7   000130   1   *—list.  Louis ....0140   0   0000— 5
Hits—Baltimore, 16; St. Louts, 8. Errors—Baltimore, 2; St. Louis, 4. Batteries— Esper ,Clarkson and Clarke; Ehret
Peltz.     Umpire—Murray.
At Washington-
Washington .0   10000312—7
Chicago    0  18   10   5   0   0   *—10
Hits—Washington, 16: Chicago, 14.
Emirs—Washington, 2: Chicago, 0. Batteries—Stockdalc and McGuire and Mul-
larkey und Coogan; Griffith and Kltt-
redgc.      Umpire--—Galvin.
At New York-
New Tork   ..004011001—7
Louisville ....2   02000200—6
Hits—New York, 11; Louisville, 10.
Errors—New York. 3; Louisville, 2. Batteries—German and Schriver: Inks,
Welch and Zafaner.     Umpire-—Emslie.
How Tliey Standi
Won
Lost PerCt.
IS
15
.615
18
.610
Cleveland  27
18
.687
21
.563
Cincinnati    23
21
.523
21
.523
Philadelphia  22
21
.512
Brooklyn    22
21
.512
Washington    19
28
.462
St. Louis  15
32
.319
Louisville ...:  7
38
.163
Mr. Eckenroth said it was fata flrst Jersey authorities by Judge Scott. Car-
visit along the streams, was surprised penter was a resident ot Easton. The
what he saw af Engle's and along the offence was committed tn Phllllpsburg
stream.     Stream No. 2 can largely be  n. J., opposite Easton.
increased   by   opening
t he  breast should  be
He   thought
ong   the  road I
Wont It Doc-Wired   Illegal.
A Crn/.y Lovor'H Crime*
By Vnited Pren Soeetal Wire.
flajidnskey. Ohio, June 17.—Burt L.
Hastings, of this city, today shot amd
killed Msste Stoldt and then fatally
shot himself. Re wanted her to marry
him but aha would not consent and was
to have been married this evening to
 _^___ James C. McGary.    	
I    St.   Louis,   Mo.,   June  17.—A   special i
J.  FitzGerald wus granted  from Austin, Texas, says that in view
i mission   to   make   a   statement   as iof the fact that there Is no law against
his visit to the dams.     He thought j glove lighting ln the stats Of Texas, a I -■-« First National bank, Westminster,
i? movement ls now under foot to persuade Md*» ia th* nusjt of of C. B. Funck, of
?! Governor Culberson to call an  extra I this city.    Mr. Cassell was a visitor at
session of the legislature and declare
prise fighting Illegal.
times over
Japt. M
■
^^^^^^^    dami	
there  was no trouble  to increase
supply  there.     There  was .plenty
water there.     A sufficient supply could
be obtained right In that vicinity from
the streams he saw there. Others who
were there thought  so too; .there was
ample  room for increase of supply.
Mr.  Bechtle satd he was pleased t
.oondition as  to  deliver" the maximum  where It would Increase the supply live j By United Press Special Wire
of water that such pipes should carry.
Also to request ths  Water Board  to
furnish Councils, or Us special water
coin in it tee, with a profile of the water
mains throughout  the city.
JR.  REINOEHL.
WILLIAM B.  ECKENROTH,
H.  P.  MOYER,
B.  P. SCHOOLS.
GEO.  W.  BLACK.
GEORGE  W.  LENGLE,
GRANT E. KLEISER,
Committee
A Gnest from Maryland.
Prank K. Cassell, assistant oashler of
th
rt office and was muoh inter-*
the  evidence  of  "hustle'*  he
hoar  of  the
rirk   accomplished.
Mrs. Bmtnett  Forgives Ilhn.
By I'm it'll Press Speoial Wire.
Ban   Francisco,   June   3^~T_he   case
If | against Aoto
^^^^^^^^^^_^^^^^^^^^^_^^^^_  ^^^  Joseph  K.  Emiin-t, whc
Mr. Reinoehl thought lt strange that I thc  water  is  there,   and   the  streams! while   tn   a   state   of   intoxication   a
these profiles should disappear und no'can   be   developed   then   It   should   he! week   ago   Ha tun,ln.v.attempted   to   kill
one knows where they are. ! done;  the water is good and  he wasj his wife by shooting her, was dismiss-.,	
- Mr. Meredith stated that while Bur-! favorable   to   a   compromise;   that   he| ed   In  the  police  court  thle  morning,  ing
gesa he .had found certain official pa-l'Was willing to vote for  any Increase I Mrs. Emmet refusing to prosecute. { Bl.
Hept
J   tn
found th*  ^^^^
Addressed tho Prisoners.
Rev. K- B. Durell, formerly pastor of
Centenary M. E. Church, this cit>, now
stationed at Lancaster, on Sunday afternoon Visited   tfae  Lancaster county
rlsori a n(4 addressed the Gospel mcet-
The music was In charge of fats,
Paul's, M. E. Church.
State Leaarue.
At Hazleton—
Hazleton   ....101000210— 5
Allentown  ...100003000—4
Hits— Hazleton, 5; Allentown, 6. Errors-—Hazleton, 1; Allentown, 2. Batteries-—Smith and""Westlake; Bakely and
Costello.
At Carbondale—
(Carbondale ..1   1301210*— 9
Reading   0   0   0   1   3   0   2   1   0—7
Hltt!--Carbondale, 12; Reading, 12. Errors—Carbondale, 3; Reading, 1. Batteries—MoLaughlin and Patchen;
Michael and Smink.
At Pottsville.
Pottsville ....5   2   2   10   0   2   1   0—13
Lancaster  ,..100   10   4   0   01—7
Hits—Pottsville, 10; Lancaster, 12. Errors—Pottsville, 3; Lancaster, 2. Batteries—Cain and Fox; Arthur, Yeager
and West. 	
Keal Estate Sales*
North Lebanon township—Jacob M.
Shenk, executor of Jacob GbcWtey, deceased, Lizzie Gookley and Nora Gockley, W. C. Weirich. Property opposite
Avon Inn, under the will of 7 acres and
48 perches.
North Lebanon township—C. D. Weirich to Cora IC; Gockley, 14 atittes. Consideration, fl.
C. D. Weirich to. Lizzie Gockley, property. North Lebanon township. (Consideration, $1.	
Here is a Challenge*
Messrs. Roy Wynings and Charles
Blouch at an early hour on Monday
morning left for Philadelphia/ en thdli.
bicyoles. At 7:0*1 p. m. on. Monday even*
ing tfae folowing telegram was" received:
Philadelphia, Mop 17, 1895.
To Daily Report.
Made the run ln 7-& hours. WlUvpovqal
hundred or more dollars to- imil^-it in
7 hours.
WYNINGS & BLOUCH.
l.ooo Men Get 19 Per Cent. Advanoe.
By United PreasSpecml Wire.
Norrlstown, June 17.-r-The rolling
mills of John Wood & Broat Ot Con*
shohocken, have given notice. 1p theiii
employes of the restororiion .of jhB
former scale of wages, to tako ejllect
July 1. This means an inc_reafiet of 13
per oent all around, and $000 men ara
made happy in consequence. Tba
firm atates that thtSr business outlook
was never better, than at present.
A Woman's Suicide.
By United Press Speoial Wire.
Philadelphia, JJucip 17.—IMVe*. Elizn-
beth Colltd&y. aged' 55 years, nioiht-L'
Of Rev. S. R. Colltday. of tWs city,
disappeared from her home last Fi-b-
day night and today her body *w&0
found ln the Delaware fiver. Site la
supposed to have committed suicide
while deranged because of the heat.
..Father Sfeubsrt, of $t. Anthony's
Catholic Churoh, Harrisburg, and Rev.
Father Christ, of the Catholic Church
at Gettysbvrar. are visiting in thia city.
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