Evening Gazette

              Stojettitig (SafefJe* . 1 - j Twoaam J T« OMt* Watfc ximn 1670 I ffiiklf ■■fblHlurt 1160. I pittston A., FRIDAY. SEPTE IER 9. 1887. THE TEMPERANCE MEN GOVERNOR HILL ON LABOR. ENGLISH HOME RULERS ANOTHER CONFIDENCE MAN THE SCHOONER NIAGARA THE 8PORTING WORLD. BeeplcM nights, made niaerable by that rible oooftlL Shlloh's Cure Ik the remedy you. Sold or J. & Floating. -"*■ ■■ # • i ■li Bpssah at the lantD|D Ceuaty Fair Who Boihti lata Matrimony for the fw fteeord of Events la the Diamond Ft aid OF NEW JERSEY IN CONFERENCE Saratoga, N. Y., Sept 9.—'Yeaterday w*a a busy, bustling day, la foe* a regular gala time for Balliton Spa. The Saratoga oounty fair baa been In progreas «lnoe Tuesday, and it will not close until to-night. Yesterday was the great day of the exhibition, an addreaa being delivered by Governor Mill. The governor was enthusiastically greetel by several thousand people who stood In front of the platform from which he spoka. In discussing the labor question Governor Hill ■aid: Yesterday. TO CANVASS IRELAND UNDER THE AU8PICE8 OF THE LEAGUE. BLOOXINOTOir, HI*., Sept. 9.—Mr*. Dr. Jerome Fincham, a well dreand woman, arrived from New York city in quart of her runaway husband. Bom* month* ago, she ■ay*, (he wa* a prosperous buslneas woman of New York, being engaged in the furniture trade. She met Dr. Fincham, and be having beard of her wealth they were soon married. One day, a few month* later, when *he came home from shopping, (he found that her husband and her fortune, consisting of government bonds, were gone. The rascal bad robbed her of all the valuable* ■he poaseeaed. Then *hs learned that she had been deceived by a professional confidence man. pose of Bobbing HI* Wife. WRECKED ON LAKE 8UPERIOR, AND Yesterday's ball gam**: At Chicago—Indianapolis, 10; Chicago, & At Washington- Philadelphia, T; Washington, #. At Detroit —Detroit, 4; Pittsburg, 0. At Boston—Boston, 8; New York, 0. At Baltimore—Cincinnati, 0; Baltimore, & At Philadelphia- Athletic, 12; Cleveland, «. At New York- Louisville, 7; Metropolitan, 8. At Brooklyn —St. Louis, 7; Brooklyn, L At Rochester- First game, Scran ton, 13; Rochester, & Seoond game, Scran ton, 5; Rochester, 1. At Jersey City—Jersey City, 5; Syracuse, a At Newark—Newark, S; Wilkesbarre, 7. and on the Tart AT TRENTON. ALL HANDS L08T. droop, whooptng ooagh and bronchitis I sjediateiy relieved by Shiloh'a Cure. Bald J. B. Flemings A Uatlharlng «f Ltailng Prohibition Ists Imshsms Bath the Old Parties for Permitting the Drink Trafle and for Localising Oambllng. The Tradss Congress In London Olvaa Plenty of Material fbr Discussion—Mr. O'Brien Says Ma Will Mot Obey the ■nnosasis. The Captain's Wife and family on Board at the Time, Making a Total Lose of Life of Possibly Fifteen Souls—First Serious Lake Disaster of the Sanson. Tucntok, N. J„ Sept. 0.—About 800 of the leading Prohibitionists of the state met in confsrence hare yesterday. Among those pnmil were Thomas V. Cator, Dr. J. B. Giaw, William H. Butler, Gen. Clinton B. Flak, William BissslL a & Ramson, E. L. Massat and others. Chairman Cator, of tba stats committee, called the conference to otd-r. Gvh. Fisk was made chairman and William E Littls secretary. A number of adilrt-iMvS by prominent delegates followed. All urged a vigorous campaign this fall. Tba comajlttee on resolutions reported * platform reasserting the doolaratlons of the Mate convention of 1881 It farther deolarss that the little regard of the two political parties for the reduction of the liquor trafflo is shown by the fact that nslthar introduced any insecure in the last legislature to restrict snch traffic. It submits to the Christian temperance people of this state whether they can longer support political parties whiuh have no control of their representatives to obtain temperance legislation or to prevent the legalising of gambling, as was done by the Monmouth Park pool bill passed last winter. While In every political party various matters of policy are set forth, yet in every party there must be one supreme and dominant issue. Ws declare the extermination of the liquor traffic to be the supreme political fesaa, and to ha the only test of party fsalty, and that no person be nominate* or indorsed by the Prohibition party as a candidate for any office unless such person bs openly an avowed and consistent member of said Prohibition party, and aides* he has wholly separated himself from all other political parties. It commends honest labor, but condemns any but peaceable mean* to redrew wrongs. No man has any right to prevent any other roan faun performing honest labor upon his own terms. It affirms that the suppression of the liquor traffic is of th* greatest Importance, mors SO than any question sow pending, and otivttaal prohibition ii affirmed to be the only method by which this can be accomplished. This Is held to be feasible, and the fault of those who call themselves temperance men that each a party is not now in possssalon of the law maklug and law enforcing power. Speeches were made during the call of the essmtiea Speaking for Hudson oounty, Mr. Cator enid that oa account of the chowder slabs and the Mmmm of the Horseshoe district prohibition had but little show in that county. In the evening a Mass mee Ing was held, it which speeches wsTe made by Gen. Fisk, T. V. Cator, the Re* J. B. Graw, SViulk C. Smith, of Cumberland, and others. LomDoir, Sept 9.—The lord mayor of Dublin is making preparations to reoeive, on Sept 18, a deputation of twenty-two English Home Ruler* and a number of clergymen of the Church of England, who are In sympathy with the home rale movement. The deputation will first attend an enormous demonstration in the Irish capital, and will then scatter throughout the country to deliver addresses, under the auspices of the Irish National league and the various Protestant home rule associations in different sections of Ireland. MutQurra. Mich., Sept. 0.—Tbaaobooncr Niagara, which sailed laat week from Ashland for Ashtabula, foundered six mil** above White Fish Point, in tbe gale of Wednesday. Tbe crew of ten men wa* lost. Tbe captain'* name was H. Clement "Some say nowadays they think all workmen should be equally compensated. Bat It is evident that some workmen are quick and others slow, some skilful and others careless, and that tbey should be oompenaated alike is not right It is preposterous. And this principle extends to other workers than those who toil with their hands. There are miniaters whose eloquence charms, instructs and quickens spiritual Ufa and its enjoyment, while there are others whops dullness will lull you to deep, and the same difference extends to lafryers and others whose work is intellectual rather than manual, and no man claims that equality of compensation should prevail here." Governor Hill said he believed in trade organisation* as well as in farmers' alliances when tbey ware rightly conducted. "But none of theee combinations can revise the laws of the world. On* boy will start with a pin, and by successive trade* tramform it into a JaddAlf*, while hi* companion will begin with a Jaokknife, and after be get* through swapping will have a pin, and men are not unlike boy*; Maw w*! gain and other* low, and nothing can prevent it Tho** who now clamor far a general distribution of pmyartj would be oa badly off •s ever before long, and b* clamoring for another diatribotfoaL* New York, Sept. A large crowd attended the Sheepahead Bay races yesterday. The weather was perfect and track good. First raoe, purse $500, one mile; Redstone and Queen Bess a dead heat; time, The run off was won by Redstone in 1:42; Carey third. Second race, the Gleaners' stakes, threa-quartsrs of a mile; Ballston first, King Crab seoond, Taragon third; time, 1:15){. Third raoe, September stakea, mile and three-quarters; Kingston first, Conneraara second. Hiss Ford third; time, 8KMK- Fourth raoe. Flight stakss, seven furlongs; Stuyveeant first, Touche Fat second, Fiorenoe B. third; time, 1:38. Fifth raoa, sweepstakes, mile and five furlongs; Volante first, Booker seoond, Windsail third; time, 2:50. Sixth raoe, handicap, mile and a furlong, on turf; Jennie B. first, Tattler seoond, Pasha third; time, 1:6& Oapt Delos Waite, of the steamer Idaho, just arrived, report* pasting the wreck of tbe Niagara at 11:30 a. m. ywterday. She liee in nine fathoms of water ten mile* this ■Ida of White Fish Point and flv* mile* from shore. Her mlnanmaat just reaches above water, and by main and foremasts are floating near with other pieces of wreckage. Cap! Waite law no traoe* of any of her in fated crew, and *ay* that, though not many mile* from the shore and the Whit* Fish Point life saving station, no amaB boat could have lived in th* terrible aea which wa* running there on Wednesday. The United Empire, which aarlved at the Sault during the day, report* that it waa the worst sea her crew ever experienced, and when the Idaho came up it was still running. The New York police have identified Fincham a* a confidence operator and general swindler. Mr*. Fincham came with a letter from Inspector Bryne*, of New York, introducing her to |}ie sheriff. Tbe inspector wa* of the opinion that one of tbe two men, Martin and Watson, in jail hare tor a confidence game, might be her husband. She saw all the priacoera, but failed to find the mlaaing husband. Sb* has already made a trip to San Francisco in March of her truant partner.  The tenor of the reoolutions passed by the trades' congress, agitating the eight hoar a day movement, demanding Saturday a* a fall holiday and recommending land reform, beginning with such an imposition of the land tax as win eventually leave the land in the poaseaaion of the people, h causing widespread comment The congress yesterday gave the papers still farther ground for arlticlsm by suspending it* regular order of business for ths sole purpose of passing a set of reeolutions condemning the preeent track system in Ireland and censoring the house of lords for its action of Wednesday evening, In repudiating a clause in the truck act, which wa* Intended to do away with some of the maet objectionable feature* of the system. The failure of tb* banking firm of Greenway, Smith & Green way, at Warwick, i* attributed to the fact that the firm bad invested heavily in numerous German and English tramway stock*, which proved unprofitable. A large number of poor working people and small tradesmen, who had intrusted' their little aavings to the car* of the firm, are rendered penniless by the failure. Win powder 8ENATOR GRADY'8 MARRIAGE. The Silver Tongued Orator'a Wedding New York, Sept 9.—The Mail and Express yesterday published a half column article, of which the following is the substance, under the caption "Is She Mrs. Thomas Grady": Canst* Much Speonlntlon. In addition to the crew of the Niagara the captain's wife and family were on board. All must have perished, possibly fifteen soul*. The Niagara was in the tow of the Australasia this year, not of the Raleigh, as last year. The gale was one of the worst on the lake for years, the wind reaching a velocity of sixty miles an hour. Niagara Falls, Sept 0.—First race yesterday, seven furlongs; Glendon first, Peacock second, Laura Garrison third; time, 1:31J£ Second race, mil* heats; Gray Cloud first, Top Sawyer second, Barnura third; time, 1:45. Third race, mile and a half; Donsman first, Royal Arch seoond, Myrtle third; time, 2:40D£. Fourth raoe, mile and a quarter, orer fire hurdles; Leroy first, Charm second, Montroae third; time, 2:21}{. Absolutely Pure* This powder never Tarlea. A marrel of purltf strength and wholesomenww. More economic** than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In eon petition with the multl'ude ot low teat, short weight alum or phoaphate powders. Sold onIg in cans. Royal Baxivs PowDam Co.. 10* Wk St., N. T. Miss Florence Irwin, the actress, in a personal this morning, notifies the public that she Is the wife of ex-Senator Thomas F. Orafly, of this state. This notification caused considerable surprise among the theatrical people and polit.%lana. None of them were aware that the senator was a Benedict, and the notice caused much gossip. Mia Irwin waa seen at bar rssidenoe on Twenty-third street this afternoon and declared that she waa the senator's wife. She added that they were privately married, and that at the senator's request she bad kept the matter secret. The notice was Inserted in order to put a stop to some slanderous stories. Cleveland, O., Sept 9.—The Niagara was a good sized vessel and carried a crew of ten men all told. She waa valued at (35,000 and waa Insured for $'45,000. She left Cleveland ten days ago for Ashland, Wis., where she took on a cargo of Iron ore consigned to Pick«nda, Mather & Co., of this city. This is the first serious loss of life on the lakes this season. THE GIRLS WERE JEALOU8, Chicago, Sept 9.—Yesterday'* events: First race, six furlongs; Quotation first, Wheeler second, Round About third; time, 1:15. Seoond race, seven furlongs; Harney Lee first, Sam Bennett second, Alfred third; time, 1:29D{. Third raoe, selling, one mile; Tam O'Shanter first, Phil Lewis second, Leman third; time, 1:43}{. Fourth raoe, mile and a sixteenth; fiopedale first, White Note second, Uncle Dan third; time, l:43)f. Fifth raoe, six furlongs; Tommy R. first, Tom Booth second, Lomaxthird;time, 1:16%. And Mad* It Lively for the Dansaela Who Ijtpaded Their Domain. NxwYork, Sept. 9.—The girls employed at Botnaine's canning factory, o* Jackson avenue. Long Island city, bare grown jealous (or tome time past of the Qreenpoint damsel* who Invaded their territory and monopolised the work at the factory. On Wednesday last, whtts aU the girls were on their way home acrq» (lie oommaos, Katie Roulette, of Hontsr's Point, and Celia Casey, Of Qreenpoint, cMnokod. The latter, who is nearly twice the das of bar adversary, was fast thrashing the Huntsrl Point favorite when the fight became general. The girls, who nnmhsred about twenty, pitched into ooe another, and dress en were torn, faoes scratched and hair foiled. Many of the lasses carried their working knives, and they flourished them and screamed. The Hunter's Point girls flhnily routed the Greenpu inters and chased them oat Of the city and into their own vicinage. Yesterday the Qreenpoint girls oame over in force and went to Work unmolested. The Hunter's Point damsels remains# a short distance from the factory and poutlngly called the Green pointers "real mean things," and declared they would yet pull their bongs off. CASH DID I Dublin, Sept 9.—Mr. William O'Brien lectured In this city laat evening on "The Lnet Opportunities of the Irish Landlords." Ha said the rejected measure proposed by Mr. Gladstone had shown the way to the most splendid avenue to power and honor ever offered to the fallen oligarchy, but tbey smote tbe hand which offered it and left the people no alternative but to become democrats. Mr. O'Brien declared that be would not obey tbe summons to appsnrat Mitchellstowu to-day, and that tho government would have to arrest him to get him there. Bussia and Ferdinand, Senator Grady's version of the affair could net be learned. St. Petebsbubo, Sept 9.—It Is stated seml-offlcially that the Russian government, not obtaining the assent of the powers to the proposed mission of Gen. Ernroth, will endeavor to gain the adhesion of the European powers to other plans for tho settlement of the Bulgarian question. The abdication of Prince Ferdinand will be a necessary result of the adoption of the Russian policy. A llsitlas Tin. New York, Sept. 0.—The executive committee of the National Association of Amateur Athletes last night exonerated Collet and McNally, of the Pastime Athletic club, and Condon, sf the American club, from charges of professionalism. They oondoned the offence of Hickey, of the Manhattan Athletic club, and deferred action on the case of Oadle, of the Pastimes. The evidence against Oadle seems strong. What? New Orleans, Sept 9.—A singular fire occured yesterday afternoon. Some one emptied quite an amount of gasoline from a gas machine into the gutter in a blank piaoe. The oil floated out to Gravier street, and down Gr»vter street toward the St Charles hotel. Some one carelessly threw a match la the gutter, when the flame* instantly leaped twenty feat into the air. Along Gravisr and Camp streets telegraph poles were limited, barrels and packing cAqM left on the sidewaAt let on fire, and several persons passing wire badly singed, one drug drummer from Chicago losing a six months' growth of side whiskers. A fire alarm was tdrned la and the department rallied, but by that time the firs in the gutters bad burned itself oat, and buckets of watsr did the rest iV- l" '' » ; L A 1 * ■ ti. Just purchased ONE THOUSAND BARRELS Minnesota patent, OLD WHEAT FLOUR, Michael Davitt has declared his intention to follow the example of Sr. O'Brien at Mitchells town by making a similar speech. Will Take a Well Earned Best, m Detroit, Mich., Sept 9.— Ex-Governor H. P. Baldwin announces his intsntlon of resigning the presidency of the Detroit National bank next month, a position which.he has held tor twenty-four year*. He will soon after his family, leavf for an extended tour abroad, visiting Europe, Egypt and the Holy Land. He will be absent at least a year, and possibly much longer. A special meeting of tbe Irish privy council was held at the castle yesterday, those present being the vioeroy, Marquis of Londonderry; Lord Ashbourne, chancellor of Ireland; Jostloe Fitxgibbons and the Earl of Meath. It is reported that the council decided to arrest Editor William O'Brien should he fall to appear at Mitchellstown today to stand trial. Marine lateUlgeabc. of the following branda: N*w York, Sept 0.—Arrived, steamers Muriel, Trinidad; Bayley, Gibraltar; Noord land, Antwerp; Rialto, Falmouth; Old Dominion, Richmond, City Point, and Norfolk; Amos C. Barstow, Providence. Barks Blohe, Demerara; La Fidnocia, Leghorn. Arrived out, steamers Saale, from New York for Bremen, has passed the Scilly Islands; Hekla, from New York, at Bwinemunda. Morgan's Beat, Babmsbum, Pa., Bept ft—The Pennsylvania brewer*, to the number of 185, formed a state association bare yesterday. All the principal cities of the state were represented. A committee of the Stat* Liquor league was pieasnt to pledge Us oo-operation to the brewer* in their efforts to check the advanoe of Illiterate llqaor la we A number of speeches was made attacking the high hill as passed at the last session of t)r* legislature. The following named officer* iK"*ho association were elected) President Theodore Straub, Allegany; first *io»- preddant, John Gordon, Jr.. Philadelphia; second vice-president, Henry Pink, Harrl*- bgnr; fanwirtsl secretary, Jacob Conrad, Philadelphia; corresponding secretary, Paul Langonhaim, Philadelphia; treasurer, John Barbie*.  Pennsylvania Brewers* Association. The Msetorlaa Overdue. Sr. Jobs, N. F., Sept 9.—Some fears am entertained for the safety of ths steamship Nestorian, of the Allan line, which left London, England, for hare on Aug. 28, with a general cargo. She is a week overdue today. The weather, however, has been such es might easily account for bar non-arrival. ■T civil Fatal right Between l*naatlos* » New York, Sept ft—Two patients in ward No. 83 of the New York City Asylum for tbe Insane on Ward's Island had a fight on Sunday afternoon, and as a result one of them, Martin Hearn, was knocked down by the other. When he was picked up he was dead. Deputy Coroner Harold made an examination of th* tibdy at the morgue yesterday and found that heart failure, resulting from general paresis, was the oause of death; but the fkot remains that had it not bean tot tb« altsrcation Hearn would probably have bean alive to-day. Washington, Sept 9.—Assisstant Secretary of State Porter, who ha* tendered his resignation, in response to a question yesterday said that be would remain in office a few days more. At the state department nothing could be learned as to tbe probable roccessor of Gen. Porter, though rumor mentioned Representative Perry Belmont as Secretary Bayard's choice. There is general i egret expressed at the retirement of Assistant Secretary Porter. Who Will gneeeed Mr. Portsif Count Mltklewtei's Baggage. Best Superlative, San Franciboo, Sept 9.—Attention is oalled to the extraordinary quantity of baggage that Count Mlttiewicx brought with him, which baggage, under Instructions from ths dcgxulmant of state, was passed by custom officials here without examination. The Post says he had six nor seven trunks and packages, eight parcels of all descriptions; but besidi» these be had twenty-tw* medium used boxes, which looked strangely like those in whloh silks and other valuable merchandise are imported. His mandarino also had a large pile of affects.. No one saw&rhat was In thoss bona, tat judging by Iheir si so, number and general appearance the circumstance is regarded as peculiar. Cholera 1D Chili. .1 9L Washinotok, Sept United Staterm'n- Uter Roberto, at Santiago, Chili, telegrapts to the departanent of stats that otaolera bat appeared in several sections of that oounlry, and In aome placea has assumod alarming proportions. ,.j i ...u t,:'J ■inaiit ©J «f '■?£ which for want'of storage I shall offer on and after SfiPT*. 1ST at •y Y AdalnU Lnc Will Bamala. PXTJSnXLD, Umsl, Sept 9.—Secretary Whitney said last night that Admiral Luoe wo«ld undoubtedly remain $■ command of the North Atlantio squadron, though the matter would not ha officially acted upon until the secretary's return to Washington the latter part of Baxt weak. Killed by a Bssebsn, Barker Boss Banged. Bhooklyk, Sept •.—John Gale (colored), aged 40, was struck on the temple by a la eball while croesiiig a flald where sadle boys were playing and died last night. Charles Miller, who batted the ball, has been » rested.  $4.95Per Anuria** ftfclpplag aad UlutiU Lmju Washingtoh, Sept ft—The next annual session of the * nun nan Hhlpping aad Indu«trial league, Hon. Joseph Wheeler, of Ala Varna, |inn»Jil«*, wtB he held to this city In December next, and it if anticipated that reprnntativaa will ha priseut from all parti of the country had all branch* of industry. The executive beard of the league has invited W. 7. Switiler, chief of the bureau of statistics, treasury department, to address the convention on "The Condition of Our Merchant Marine," aad he has accepted the invitation. Baltikou, Sept •.—John T. Roes (colored). the barker, murderer of Emily Brown (white), was hanged to-day. Be ate well yeeterday, and smoked cigars almost constantly. He slept fairly well last eight, and arose early this morning and donned the suit in which he was banged. He declined to see a Catholic priest, but received the visits of his Methodist and Baptist frienda The execution was private, only twenty wltneMls being allowed by law. Th. TMtkar* W.W. Trip. Nsw York. B*Pt 9.—Hi* royal highness th* Thakor* Sahib, of Limbodl, who is traveling inoognito through this oo«ntry, left for Albany yesterday at Mm day boat. H,* wa* accompanied by M& Bridge water, hi* aecr*- tary, and hi* «Hre suit Hi* bsggags Is «till at th* Breroort house. *ha Pilgrim Meets with • Mishap. Haw Lohdow, Sept 0.—The steamer Moff Watch Hill she broke kff eroeshead, a big beam which oontrob the piston rod. For halt an hour the stoamer was Only controlled by the rudder. The offioen did not notify the passengers, Who were somewhat ■naiilnn r 4 r* the situation whan thesteamer Frovldaaoe came in sight, aad I? response to vCfl of) 0" t ■ • 1 u  Tb* M f«r Cait UniM Allowed. Ptttsbcbo, Sept. ft.—Tb* lint break in the window glass situation among tb* manufacturer* occurred yesesrday at Pindlay, O. Tb* window glass factory at that place ha* bean fired up, the Org* giving the men the 10 par cent, advance astod for, This is regarded a* a decided victory for the window |la** workers, and It is thought that other firms will soon fail into lin*. Cheap Transportation. PlTTSBUBO, Sept. 9.—The western passenger rate war goes on. Another drop took place yesterday, the Chicago, Burlington and Qaincy and Wabash selling tickets from Chicago to Kansas City for 9i. Call before 4t« 1 Tliu is the last chance tc purchase flour made from Old wtTBAT FAMILY FLOUR further reduced to ;» in I .uoiiauuooB Strikers lUtarn|*o Work. New Bruwswick, N. J., Bept a—John Dory, of Cranbury, had a quarrel with hb wife ai d threatened to shoot her. She came to this oity and stopped with her sister. Dory fol'owed her and coaxed her to go home, but she refused, and he then stole her 3-year-old child aad drove rapidly away, followed by a largv crowd. The couple have been tmrried but four months, aad the child Is the offspring of the woman's first husband. Kidnapped His AtepehOd. Ltmn, Mass., Sept 9.—Ramsey Bro*., ■hoe manuf acturer*, who have been in-trouble with their employe* for a year, have finally agreed to emptof bnly union men and accede to the tonus of the state board of arbitration. The striker* returned to work For Saturday, in New Jersey, eastern New York, eastern Pennsylvania, and in New England, cooler, fair to portly cloudy weather, with southerly winds, followed' by rain. Weather Indication*. signal* of distress towed toe disabled vessel to the Providence and were |a*Mto few York. The Pilgrim will he nin la a few CUy«, and meantime a substitute steamer Will be put on 1* her Washinqtow, Sept, ft—The official report of the officers in charge of the new cruiser Boston upon her recent trial trip up Long Island SoQnd, has been reoelved at the navy department, The Mai lasted six hours and resulted in the development of more hone power than the 8,800 required by the oontract The mean distanoe run per hour was 13.80 knots. The low speed attained as compared with the Atlanta is attributed to the fact that the veesel has not been docked far one year, and her bottom is foul. The Rnr Cruiser Boston. Two Titled Physlalaas. W ■ id%'B ' London, Sept. 8.—The queen has conferred the order of knighthood on Dr. Morrell Mackenzie, the eminent Surgeon, who is attending the Crown Prince of Germany on hisgoinx to Tyrol., Vienna, Sept. 0.—Emperor Francis Joeeph has decorated M. Pasteur with the Insignia of the OrjJ*r of the Iron Crown, and conferred upon him the title of baron. $4.55 Per Bafte f i. *.D. i ■ ■•.» TRAPE BULLETIN. MkadviLU, Pa., Befit ft—The Hotel Arlington, at Baegfertown, Pa., six mile* north of this place, erected l«st spring at a cost of (38,000, waa sntirely destroyed by fire yesterday morning, the guests, twenty,five in number, baraly escaping, U°** oa furnitur*, r.ooa • HsW Destroyed by Fire. Gap, BherldA# Auames Conaaad. PmLA£SU»BlA, Bept, ft—By direction of Q«p, Sheridan the following has been quule nubile: "la compliance with instructions Sum the president of the United states, and Sdff'Wb.' Ihvitatloo or the oaastftutional 'St»MW„»C?onU»i1«Jon, I hereby auume command W the troops that are to partioipaU ijD ths military display 8ept 16, 1887, in honor of the asalsanlsl framing and promulsation of the constitution of the United States.. Brij. Gen. James W. Latta is an aouuoed an chief of staff. He will be obeyed and rvsp cted accordingly. Until the close of the centennial celebration my headquarter* are satablliluJl at the Aldlne hotel". Mew York Money and Prodaee Market Quotations. .o; "il 4i as A Statement by Cmover's Pal. Nsw Yostx. Sept a-Mooey closed at 4 per cent The highest rate was • and the lowest #. Exchange closed steady: ported rates, J4.80HO4.8414; actual rates. S4DMCai«.») for sixty days and KmiftUI tor demand. Governments flrm; currency «a, 1*1 bid; 4a, ctoup., OOH bid: 4MS do., 1QH b«. The stock market this morning was moderately active. M*1 during the greater part the tone of speculation waa heavy- At the opening the leading active stocks were from H to M per cent higher, but the advance was WHolly lost lq the first half hour, and by 1S:80 o'clock the general decline ranged from K to IK per oent The bears continued to hammer the leading stocks to a more or less extent during the afternoon. Woes were kept almost continuously o* the downward grade and closed within a fraction of the lowest of the day. The offerings were light as a rule, and the transactions featureless. The recent large declines In Baltimore and Ohio stock Is one of the depressing factors In this market It being construed into the probability of a suspension of dividends by that road. The decline for tha day ranged from M to *H per cent. New Brunswick, N. J., Sept ft— Rockett, who is now In the states prison o» a charge of robbing the poetofflce with Winkle Conover last winter, signed a sworn statement yesterday for Coroner Hayter, and his description of the clothes worn by Oonover on the night of the robbery tallies with those on the man found in the river near Bound Brook two weeks ago, and 00. whose remains an inquest will be held on Monday. Sara's Tola* Gone. The largest stock of grooerifs in Paris, Sept ft—Sara Bernhardt has lost bar voice completely, the result of a paid caused by imprudeae* and exposure at her 00UfttW#l*ce(n the south of France. Saniou it in great trouble, as rehearsal* for the new play, "Deborah," are called for Sept 15. Sara cannot speak above a whisper and it is feared she has suffered some permanent lit* jury to the throat . D( A Sailor's Tatal Fall. town, of the best goods. *A11 Milwaukee, Sept ft—Mgr. Donahue, aged 80, chaplain of Sfc Mary's hospital, yesterday celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of hi* priesthood. The religious exercises were held In 8k John's oathedral, where for thirty year* be wa» pastor. Archbishop Heiss and a large number of olergymen wit- Okstod |ho celebration Of high man by Mgr. Bate, assistsd by several local priests. During the day the reverend father waa the recipient of many addresses and valuable presents from his former partohian«Fi, tfltty Tears a Priest. Batons*, N. J., Sept ft—While h* was rigging a sail yesterday afternoon on a schooner at one of the Standard Oil company's docks, Cornelius Holieral, a stevedore, of Hicks street, Brooklyn, (ell fpom th* yanlarm to tb* d*C;k of U*e vwsel and was killed. guaranteed aslo weight and quality. An 11-Tear.Old Sulolde. Babear and Courtnsy. Goods Delivered Free* Jacksonville, Fla., Sept ft—A special to The News-Herald from New Smyrna say* thut Lizsie Abbott, aged 11 years, committed suicide there Wednesday. Her mother, returning from a brief absence, found the child dying. She admitted taking strychnine, and said: "Mamma, I am tired of living. I want to go to papa." Then is no cause known for the act, other than a morbid mind. »"j" * IM Rev, Mf. Pistol Killed film. Watxins, N. Y., Sept. ft— Bubear and Courtney yesterday (deposfced a forfeit of $250 each and signed an agreement to row a three-mile raoe, with turn, for $1,000 a side, 8ept US. Th* raoe will be rowed au the Susquehanna river, at Owego. t SeUoolraom la a Prison. Tanrroir, N. J., Sept 8.—Ths school for convicts at the state prison, the first ever aMeaHDtad in this country, was opened here )ast evening. A short adiisiai toads to toe twenty-five conylcta, who ntt at faqr fpw» st desks, by Deputy fCeeper Hamsing, designed to stimulate a desire for study in gta 49plls. A. V. Stanley and Frank H, Sidney, two tretl educated prisoners, have haea delegated aa teaohess. The attendanoe to optional. All the pupUs were provided with slates and bopk* The session lasted two hours. As the accommodations are meagor it will require a division into four ulswis to aooommadato all the oonvicU who desire to attend. Charleston, W. Ya., Sept ft—While asoending a flight of stairs in the hotel at Hurricane. a small town in Putnam county, the Bev. William Tully slipped and fell and was fatally shot ty the discharge of a pistol which lib bad in his left coat pocket The bullet entered his body near the heart ontf lis 0iod within a few minutest He was 8p T**r»ot CJ. Zjt. morgan, Pittsburg, Sept. ft—The claim of President Jautes Campbell, of fhe Window Olass Workers' assembly, to the highest office in the gift of .the JCujghtu of Labor is being pressed, Mr. Campbell is in the east, but his secretary yesterday said; ''Last week several prominent Knlghta were here asking Mr. Campbell to run for general master workman at the next election. He said neither yes aor no, though he intimated to me that if Powderly was not a candidate he would run." A candidate for Powderlj's Place. WasklMt ims tk* Warpath. UGiKiiPOUS, Sept S.—Latqrt re parti from the nt of the Black troubles la the north wee* territory indicate that about 800 warrior* Sate donned their war paint, and wrtooa tronbtei* anticipated. copocMato HEwa The oongrem ot modlcA men in m«D1ob at Washington paeasd reeolotions favoring the propoeed ot the 400th anniversary ot the discovery ol America. The New York state fate ia now being held at Boobeatar. a « I. Ma i a t a.. ■* - ww  itaDie nrc to uincinnati rewr nayw *« AieHr.bwnitf hpr~ Mia tmim —tan yayheaL-—j I Guvvraor Amm, ot Uauachuf«U*. ha* appointed Judge Varou* P. Khowkon td the paaitfop on tbeiupreme bench mad* vacant by the resign*tic n ot J«dg* Gardner, Oio«l distress from 4r°u«ht to reported tftlrio county, Tex. " After a Defaulting Treasurer. New Torn*. 8»pt a—IX.QOB—Closed Heady and without decided oban*e; wltater wheat extra, *3® 4.90; Mlnneeoln da, city mill extra, $4.10® 4.80; QM» extra, |*£49X Southern flour ck*KCl kteady. common to choice extra, D*.10 ®WHBAT—Optloni were dull and CteaWo«n were without feature. Prtoea doaed weak and lower. Spot Ma cteaed flxn aw) unchanged. Spot ealea of Mo. l red atat* at «■»*.«.. No. « do., SUM.; Mo. * red Winter, Sic ; ungraded lei Ml® 82c.; No. t'Chicaco, J*Ha; No. i red winter, Sept., «®801-l«a; do , Oct, Slffto.; Jq.; Hot., — • General Markata. IS' London, Out,, Sept. 0.—Israel Lucas, ths defaulting treasurer of Anglasa county, O., who absconded Aug. 97 with $31,000, ts supposed to If In this city with his seoond wife, who fled with him to Canada, and Deteotiae John 8. Norris is here on thai* fcaii. Be tg*s as yet been ywcrt*fnl in '"cttng them, and think* they may hare left fur one of tlie una 11 Tillage* in this neighborhood. Shot by an Uovtleome 8a I tor. Shenandoah, Pa., Sept 0. — Henry Becker, aged 70, *u shot end fatally wounded yesterday Afternoon by Nicholas Kuebcla Knebeto had been paying uuwelooiue attention to Recker'i daughter and was ordered out at the bouse, but refused to go, and during a scuffle Becker waa shot There are not much bOpA of Beokof'l recovery. .  CASH G80CEBW i..: 1U1 i \ti ■^ South Maklit., Wttrton. Catholle benevolent Union. Wanting from White  Vikcbnuh, lad., Sept. or four weeks ago Mr. L. Jbhhiqo, proprietor of tU* Ti«c«niM« leWphdn*' 'Bites; *ls* appointed agent by Andrews & Co. to collect driven well royalties. Within the past week citl*,ns have h«14 thro# Ijidlgitatjon  As a rwq)t of these meeting* a large ntimbaf of potter* am displayed in prominent place*. The loeteia are «gnfd ''White Ops," aut read a» f .llowsi "Oitiaens, tall in an l protect your rights. Johnson won't resign. Ha wants our *10. He never earned an houert one. lie and his telephones must go, W* have spoken, wdwenew ipeak in vain," Washington, Sept. 9.—Thevonve tion of the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union oi America, at its session yesterday, adopted resolutions of sympathy with Ireland Michael Qiemoo. of 7*qrfolk, ya„ wa* re elected .HMhfepfc, H*d ft jpng U»t of vie* presidents from nearly every utalo in the Unio* ye* aJso*to«eCl, At 4 0. p. the delegates were leoeinili' by the president at ttttWMt* Boo**. The nSxt convention will be held at OoluAibua, y. Fertiliser Vaetorlee darned. Nxw buuNswiCK, If. J., Bept. 9.—Terry Clancy* large fertiliser factories, situated ibout two miles (f0m were doitloyed by flre'Mjjafdgj,' Therv were two buildings 2.V) feet Vang, which were illlurt wit' boues, phosphates, and machinery, th • whole valuad at (13,000. There was no insurance on tne property. The ttre was undoubtedly of incendiary origin. The QUIa Probably Drowsed. CUJ^—Qptloua ware doll and texture lea*, and prioea uloaed at about yesterday's iigurea. Spot Iota cloeed firm and KOHc. higher, rfpot ■ale* of No. * mixed at ungraded mixed. «H®W*C.; No. I mixed, Oct, MKfja. kldi do. Not., 60*0.; do..JDfta. 50J4c. Toronto, S — Agnee McCornrick and Bella Lauder, while (Mating off Lome park, wero driven oat into the late by tho wind, which waa blowing fario|uly. .& (U0 waj Mot oat, bat ap to thf fire*e«t Mae nothing ba» been b«W*l of ttfem. The lake to very and H ia hand that the young ladlea iavo been drpwne^ (la In4D«ta4 In Canada. ' The feople'i Tarorita ] • nwyaetefewlybn« "mT. C •qui. OATS—Optiona were dull, but firm, and Cloeed W®Mo. higher. Spot lota closed firm at an ad ranee o( He. Spot ealea of No. I white ■tat* at STQSsc.. No. * do , MH«0&C.; No. 1 lulled, Sept., »lHo : do., Oct, Sifcu. RYE—Inill; western, 50»Mc.; ttate, EUia&lo. the? ham Not Prohibited b, law. MftftnM _ .!# .• ••• H. R. WUHium, a Milwaukee carpenter, : and his brother * widow; have each inherited 1100,000 tf Uw death of a relative In WaJee. Cashier Dwight, who robbed the Cox. aacUey $ $v'b*k of t*V**r 1» Jfrj »U at the eowntjr j"**- W 1 K« cVtdsnss '' MagRfWLD, o., lift 9.—The SpayJe brothers, Daniel aad Cal, who w»r- al-rested for tha murder and robbery of feamuei Chew, uaar Lucas, on (ft* ttigbtut Aug. 26, bad th#lr preltmMwy tiling je+mrinf before Mayor McOrory. They WMfedlsafcargcd, the evidence not sufficient to bind thsm over. ... - - | « Sept 0.—The secretary oi tfeo treasury has informed the socretnry oi ktate that the importutiou Of raw hides oi neat cattle (rum (Jorea Into this country it nut prohibited by law. To Rvukl trouble at cus oni houses the eocretary su&estst.at eauh hivoioe have certificate of United States minister or consul attaohed. Montreal, Th» grand Jury in the cotu&pf queen'* bench yesterday returned a true bill HcChurigle, W. A. Piukwton uud Coi. Uickey, if Chicago, for conspiracy agnlusi Jaraos Baxter, of this city, A beuoh wurrant was inued for McCJarigle'« arrest. Ht ts thought to be near St. Catharine'*, Ontario. BAULKY—Nominal. • POKK—Dull, but firm; old ipeat, t i.7»®»s new do., §14.60aiS.7#. LARD^—Closed firm, bat milet: caah. KH| 8apt. Oct, |UL BUJTBK-Stoady and to: mpderata demand; ttata, l*®*8c.: western, lSO»4o. CHKKbE-Flrm. but dull;' Itafc, 10*«m*J.: western, B» 10-je. —IjHrlwrDmiWIn Th« t liluesr. tmarloaa NvndloAta. IfMHIiiotoi, Sspt 9.—Mr. Wharton Barker? C* Pliiltulelphla, arrived In WmJj. Uloii W«4ui»tay evening, and he and C».ui»t Mitkiewicsiiresented the deorse grantthe ooncuuious to the Chinese minister, be decree was compared with that sent to tfea tiiDou«a rat"*"**"" by hi* government. It wa* fouad toagrue, and the Chine*) minister prsasnaosd it a law. The decree was already this being • mere formality to mffisit. Mr. Bark** left yesterday niorn- J-htodaiphla mUk dec-**, to b» Mr. Gladstone haa written a courteous letter 'he constitutional oentennial committee regretting bis inability to accept the invitation extebded him to be preeent. It F*rHU« Cheap far Cwh. A now Hu*i mlad platform apriag »W" i ean be uaad double or ainEie. Alao a tw*~MUM as 2% ately If desired. Inquire at No. 1, frothing* C St., Pitt)*o«, or jjulcrdialock JDox No. Tpnatou llaron Von Hauasgarten Harried. Tnere »r» thirty Problhttloo counj:ee fa the iUU of tfuaouri. EUOS-i'irui ud Ukij actlre; mute, 90a; waatrrn, Initiate. 8UGUR—Raw itrooe Ml hfaitAmtDA: Ur retain*, ««a: C* te* wmMhual. Ratine! frm and la good vuttpa *»CV*CW»a4, iHo : granulated. oulbea. SD*c; p4wC#r*tl (He ; conrec:loa£if A, tMQ* cotto* A. ■utodard, »*«m atffc* off A, ; .white exte» C, tMuttfe; «*nr» C, »)&»&.;, C, «H ®4J«p.; yellow, . m.saarek's ripe at I'eaoa.,. Berlin, Sept. tl—An American lady has presented Prince Bismarck with a pipe of peace, which has bee* in the family at an American Indian chief frM tiin* immemorial, a* a token of the German ohanosf ssrvioss in preserving peace. Uilwaukf*. Sept. 9—Baron Paul Von Bawugarlen, secretary of the A us tro-Hungarian legation at Washington, was married ytstefdny to Mis* Emma Deu tor, daughter of Hon. P. ▼. Douster. Many prominent guests from abroad were present at tbepfr* T. * London, Sept. 9.—The Westmeath magiatrau-g, sitting at Qlneenn, hav* sentenced Editor Hayden, at The Wwtmeath Examiner, to three month* Imprisonment for oblU'uetn.g the polloe daring the recent eriottotu. Mr. Hayden h«|» appealed and baa jeUMed 94 t»a A a Irish Editor Sentenced. High wind* hara oaoted great damage to fruit in Orleans ccunty, N. y. '•r »■ r. oil H,nry Esmond a«d Hi. power*. fx*on ia at tj:uuz KiJU, D. T., threw a bliiuket C??o. the bend « **u*»eo, gagged and bound Ijtw, and made their eceapa. inS!0of%3»h0i ■UTmodmImproTemotiU, m oawnitem atrest, Mar Mak, 8. djjol, FUMoo townahlp. i pm j ifJ