The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 1

II 1 I 1 NEWS. ISO. FREDERICK. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL II, 30c MONTH and. Is Spacious, Cheerful aad Well- lighted, Oar stock is Bright, Extdingty Attractive and Comprehensive and at prices rhat cosviuce you that we have endorsed THE VALUES OF FAIR misrepresentation of goods In values will be allowed ia ou store.

All guaranteed saustaerory or money refunded. In order to give you an idea our srcck It will be well to call your attenuon'io a fevr specialties we carry In Black Silks: Surah. Gros Grain, Faille SaMn On? TPooZ Press Goods With haudsome trimmings TO raaten. Department -will be found replete rath every desirable s'yle in Novelties and Staples at all prices, coznmeneh at Sc per yard. Wash fabrics in abundance and prettier than ever.

Ladies', Men's and ehildreas hosiery in endless varieties. Don't forget Ttentrrivntmt is in the 2feicest OKI Men's Fumisning Department Ties, Collars. Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Tennis Shirts. White Shits is. the market for 50 cents.

The best COR. PATRICK COURT STS. FOR LO PRICED Parior Suits Bedroom Suits Dining Room Suits 12 S. MARKET STREET, KRBDERJCK, Specisl AttenUon to FINEST CABINET PHQTQ6BPHS $2 PER FOB DAYS OMLY ORDER TO 18TRGQUGE WORK. LARGER SIZES BABY PICTURES A Call and examine Specimeiis of Work.

NAT'L BANK Pnre Crayoes are no Solar Pi-tats. Free Hand Portralls S'ROM Photograph or Life. Call oa or sddress STnDDIO. SO032; fe, CSfceirs Rational Bant Bsiidiog, Frederick Maryland. A DnTlOUlfTlW Hfl J.

USlibilluii uu, HAS FOP. SALS Farms, ilils and City Property, Also MONEY TO on mortgages znd collections irsde sad business settled To mate room for ocr Sprirg Stock, we will sell for the atst thirty days tae following goods at greatly reduced prices: 1,000 yards Torchon Lace, 2,500 yards Hsmbnrg Edgings, 500 yards Bannante, Colored Silk formerly 75. and 51-25, now 35 and 40 els. per yard; 3,000 yards dress goods at low prices. These goods will all be sold nnder the price not more thar one balf their Talne ss -ae fnah to sSart ia "with 2.

fnli line of aew goods in Spring. Call early a.1 old stand. E. J. ELDRIDGE, 34 W.

FREDERICK, M3. for other perscns. Ofce Opp. City Hotel Mr. Leonard C.

Miziiiajs nas this day become associated -rill be glad to his friends call on him at oar office. to tC-. for us, torse sod tiuelmfss. Spare mo be prcfitabiy employed also, A OHK- Tew vscanolcs in noima cd cities jO 1 CS Main Sheet, Ta 31 B-- easploTed a3x9. Ke-rer zoled xcanlBK vtiurnp ior Cone "fclc, B.F.e.SCe.

AUCTIONEERING. The uEdersitraed offers his tbe ptibbc as auctioneer. Considertle experience enables E3e to eatufscttoa. Ttnns moderate. All comnscnjeatjccs Tnl3 receive promp attentioii.

itTTHES BBSADT. 1 Md 01 OF THE msb. her aauie, Bear be of aid oa bwsch A U.xi\, V.1 where It i-fes FRIfiHTFn SUiSH I I I OjidCli I I M-n, 1.t^«-lU.a« ULu.d«, Terrible Experience of in Saumlav tto jj. Tho Kv.r i' TeK-M ,1 ar AT TEE MERCY OF THE SEA, rived fsvsu tb? 1 ttJuJS brju jt of its ot Thtlr for Two of p-ejJfc-r YCKK, Tho by ftnir di frviu iVijinijb, ap the Xorth this in a badiy usttcre-I caciiitioii, aid limie-1 i35 v.ho ee-vr to land agaio. "While j-Jdy oa Saturday luons- ing, tw esty-four hours after leaving iiivau- the Lgavy hioh af terwanis proved so dia- 6strou in rn ports and sunk the PCS- sscola ui the navy yard.

A bail storm of phenomena! en tj tLcn and d'xrk at one tune covere-l pivcvsof ice to a dtrDth of two fees. The gale all day ith increaajug violence, and en Sun-lay morning the crisis came. At 5.JO o'clock, while all tlitf roc-iiag in their berths, a giant; wave broVe er th- deck, carrying: a bjf vnrtioa cf thebolna'-ks and in th? side of the sloon. Another ttnd another wave followed, slo- d- mg the saloon and the lower of berths STi-i awoke panic btrickea to fiiiI in vcraJ feet of ater and more aad men rusLed OKI the state roonii in all stages of undress, and crying that taoy Ifet, ilaay rnta-ely and ran arorad hkt- ujainao. Otbvrs.

made a rush for the life preservers and to make their ay oa deck. Efforts ere macie by Capt. BL aad others of hi- ofiicen. to calm the gers, but th-'y had little faecess. Dtirmg toe whole or Saturday and the following day most nt tLem were in and on tpe'r fenees in prayer.

Capt Daggtjft had stippen the engines on Scnday a-id the vessel was allowed to drift for fo-ty cisht hours. He used ail toe oil on board in an effort to break the combing of the It tras not until Monday at 10 o'clock that the -n ere again started, and tbe Chat- tahooctiee had drixted about COJ miles out of her coarse. The vessel has several holes in her bow and part of tlie bridge is earned away. The port side, from stem to stem, is splintere-I and OB OoEg'cs, Colas Isdpfcst ONCE T5MED AIRWAYS PREFERRED. Pwji'i tj E25I7 KSSSf, Jtl.

Great damage was done below. Five of the staterooms are completely de-nolished. 2fearly all the crockery aud glassware was smashed, ami sn big mirrors were ruine-i. The waves, so high as to reach ap to and break the thick glass oil the upper deck and poor down tbe smokestack. Cant.

Daggett says it was the "worst gala he ever espeneaced. and that during the "whole cv.c days hfc vessel "was the utmost; peril. Eis officers and crew- worke.1 like to repair the damage done and project tbe passengers. The man at the whrel was cut by falling glass, and several others are cut and bruised. There were eighty-six cabin and fortv-nme passengers, thirty ot them women.

They were in a baaiy exhausted condition when landed and many had been thrown down and b' badly as to be luiable to TiVTien yds steamship from reached her under the Brooklyn bridge fit about midnignt she a-so bore the evidences a tembe experience. She twu days overdue, and. the wonder is that she was not longer delayed. "When about forty-five miies southeast of Boose's JWarsd the mcbt severs weather wns experienced. There the wind blew from the nortn-aortbeast and the vessel had to heave to.

The gaJe Cvntmaed through Sunday, and at abovt noon of that day a great came aboard, snoashed mtw-lve feet of th'- starboard sde of the social hali. flooded the Socr Of the salc-on beJow. and created general Cavoc. Eight of the passengers were injured. ilr.

Harry "SVhitmg, of "Webster, one of tee eighty passengers oa board of the Jroqiiois, He was seen morning and said In descning the in juries received by tbe passengers on the steamship: '-At; about 9 o'clock on the morning of Saturday we were just abost to begin our ireafciast, when a heavy struck us to starboard, tbe shock of which threw every one of ns to the Soor of the cabin. There we lay, thrown about for nearly ten inmates, when we regained oar feet. Two ladies had been knocked -ente- Jess or had fanned, for they could not be gotten tack to conscionsness for qmte a 'Co less than e.ght of the passengers sustained injuries, if not serious, very painfuL A Mr Eeoglu of Charleston, who is con- nscted with Charleston Acadeznv of Mnsic, -was one of tcose that received" tha worst wounds. His bead was badiy cut and Ee lost much, b7ood as a consequeace. Several ladies received very bad braises.

One stout gentleman got a very bad cat in the tennpla. Cne ciief officer had his hand cat, while one of fee stewards received a very severe braise on hs right arm. "The water rcsbed into the saloon and stood knee deep. There was a panic, aad xaasyran for life preservers. Tte officers, "With esceJent presence of mmd, succeeded staying tbe panic that was in imminent danger of rising, and soon -saloon was one hospjzsL On 5'onaay the ship was for tae second fame struck by a heavy This time it confined itself to the fore natch aad the forecastle, the latter being flooded.

Several were thrown to tie Soor oy Jius sea and ry bacBy brewed." 1 To make matters worse tbe steering gear became out of order at aoon of Sunday, and ii was a tares matter to keep tie Iroqcois' bead to the sea cntd st was repaired. Xear ths of tns roagh aad prolonged passage the pasfesgers adopted resolaticns tae capta.a and crew for thetf bravery, Apr.I Tha storm which rages! Baltimore with seventy on Saturday and with comparative gentleness on Sanday the lower Chesapeake aiOst to shipping. Over a dozen amen their lives, and tLiriy or forty vessels, Email and others large, were wrecked. Report, of disasters to shipping and loss of life continue to come in by arriving vessels and special disp-lches. The schooner Caroline, Capt.

Hutchins, was driven higb and dry on Cove Point bar and went to pieces. Nothing is known of her crew. The schooner W. P. Snow started out of Saturday for Baltimore.

Ha iti 1 IK OAK. art fielj and dry. 'lea Co'- 1 bat, suitk in CXu trtV enxk. fcii tratb vu the J.art of the Potoaiac. Thervr wi.1 Lv a Mjvon? to li-jld Ti 1'wtoinac rsv -r IAIUI v.ti^» siil.mcr^ixi, mid ui LJ-.

iin'iy 1 nay. at Sltvpy HoV. auJ the clerk. Jlr. as earned away; the lo is at $10.000.

A it'ry ap-d Co! Aiuy Jasper, v.i.v a'ow, found osi tLo tlvX)r drouuod All Md? of the i vntk Capt Kliiih and two sous, of Port uiousb, itru rej-os tivl to L.i\o a oipsiznl then- i and dr I oiiuual -ti vi II pubiicjin-s si -yT and gas com- MANY EEPOBTED KILLED. to i v-- uJ- iir- I i arc v.ith tli i i I J'r K- i i 1' Kro --I'owirs Lai f. 0 1 I eiit lu iscolt rwk Tho ilcleu, of tsUfrii hhort Steamboat oouipaay, has, at wharf. Cap'. Howard say-: "The Sitiuilay uj.s the Itsiruck tia uuilu we weix- in Tang'vr bound for Elistoni Shore, Va.

AH trip, as as light couli seethed wruujjht xtonn on tgrouud. Tbw llsh fj.ctory ul K. IA Crocket, ij. sHuatrtla-vir the edge ou Islnud, b. the force of the s-tonn, aud a grvatvi JXTUXII of foKndatiun was complutvlj out.

The shores, of Smith's, Isiuud could well tikeu a shipyard, as then; are boats fast agi ound on its sh'frcs, of which it will Is; dotibtlul if thev are again floated." Tbe stos'iatr Euodi Pratt from Salisbuiy. ild. Capt Yea-say reported that he two "-loops, ashore in Fox's crvxi and six ashore on "astern side of Hoopers Thj U'uStJ States steamship which was --unk during tee storm, while in tbe dry dock at the yard, has been pumped out. An examination develops the fact, tl-at she has igcl to theei- tent of about OGO A largo fo-f-e has. oomm-' nced the of repair.

The latest from Xomllc, Portress Monrot', Capo Hfiiry 2nd poiuti, along Cbteaptfaks bay indicate that more thaw filty vessels were wrecked and cearly a score es lost in the storm. The Virginia, is strewn with wrecks tliu shores of the lower bay are lints! with o-bns, fiom the crait foundered, duiluiU: iiifor- mation couM heretofore bo obtained from Cape Henry and along the coast because of the of the ires. JfO'-v, however, details of the disasters are being received, slion ing that the storm did more oc to shipp.ng than any previous gjils in fifteen jearb. Many of tie small craft wrecked, however, have not yet been identified, and the fate of their crews is un known. A bchooner was wrecked near Henry and six or seven men cm her were seen tbe life savinvf station to fail exhausted into the sea.

The storm at Old Point was terrific. The wind blew the water great sheets against ihe Hygeia hotel, unroofed the smalkr houses snd played havoc generally. The entire p'ace was Sooded. The gas. went oat tnid- nigbt, and the guests were gropmg about nntil morning with afraid to remain in b-d.

About six feet of was ui the cellar The waves dashed over the cnoat at Forties Monroe and broke au j.y great masses of solid masonry Tbe ater rose thu-teen feet, higher ever before known, and the place, as far as see around, was str-jwn with debris. The hoose of vi army dbjtanct' below tbe fort, which, was unroofed on Saturday eight, was surrounded by water --is feet deep, and tlie family remained ail night expecting every moment to be swept away. Tbe steam pilot boat Pilot ran into Old Point Sunday afternoon and reported a num of vessels capsized in the channel leading toXorfolk. Many buildings at Ocean View were blown down, large portions of the on tbe Seaboard and Eoanofce and Atlantic and Danville railroads have been washed away Tbe Christies church in Berkeley blown to pieces, and asany houses were snd otherwise injured. -tliMs.

ot tbe Jowlaads hi Accomae, Xanse- njond an4 Princess Anne counties, were sabierged by the high tides produced by the storms. A number of colored fanners bad their little fraais houses swept away, and several colored children are reported drowned. As the waters rose about their homes the poor crtatares crawled tip on the roofs of their ha or waded in he coi up to their waists to tie higher land. Hundreds of catt-ie, horses and sheep were droTrned and great damage was doje to tracking The O.d Dominion steant.bip Gcyandotte reports that when twenty miles off the Virginia capes she attempted to secure the crew of four men lashed to the nggsng of an un- enown schooner, but was The men were so exhausted that tncy could noi help themselves and perished. Tee schooner Jfortiaapton, with her crew of four men, was blown oat into the bay Saturday night, and all on board were lost.

Sfcot wltb a Csujnon. iliiAVACKES, April an aged German, shot himself with a cannon here. He made tbe cannon bimssSf. He firsl secured piece of cast steel weighing nine pounds, six lueses long and two inches sctsare. In this was 3.

hole ao mch ia diameter and five inches ieep, with a regular cannon fernch- bole at the end. He Siled it with a half pint of powder and doBbJs 5 shot. He then placed tbe cannon on a tab with the muzzle close to his aidoraen and deh'berately totrcbed off the charge. His wife found bun lying oa the ground with a tembie wound in bis atdo- inen. He died almost instantly.

The cannon foand several yards from the Stea- zel had been a bard dnnfcer for several months, ard Monday be threatened to su! his wife and himself. lur i harJK a reu i th -u-i- At' i 1 titsr i t.vjs to she J-b-jl iUioy to do, as.d TJWY, Aim! we vnn i th- unit i work tBO Lid vr thrvo of tl yaUS--J, and tbe.r i- do jl tiul It is sUitvI that the car dejtrorwi 1 ttc directors" car, nml that -ra! of the road ho i i a i tioa are among the ASOTHtR ACCOUNT. April "0. Four LS arw rv portal LtUcti aiid five badly injutx-1 by an accident that oocarreJ oil Ui4- California ana Jsintc Fe r-jiid alxut 4 "iu- mtirnirK Th-' rvculiB- -iay ciprt-v-. "Sy lefr Kaav-ia City at S.iK voter Jay n'orn'npr.

compo-tii one bapp'go car, tio parSorrart iiuJ the car, with a family Troiu Boston, the iiau is Si'a at tLc local ofl'ce of tbs of bat it is -'t'iii j.nlt i- the f-ntitly 01 Boston, auditor ur tly- i i Tlii- train City, uiilea from promptly 1 fan Thrt- nillas oast, cear i vil'age Ijoriiiio it wit- ruu itito by special freigQ'' huh, according to all accounts, was wild Tbtj Aarf given to'tbe occupants of the prjvaie car, ana tus ion occurred so anil with suci 1 Inrtx ttat it was completely wrecked, the tire it to the center vf tit car. The second oar, bo'never, capped with wrecked platform and Eteps. The il.Mii and injured were c.t cai-ed from the mass of tlebns and the bronsht to Chicago in the sleeping car of ta- train, which amrcd at 9 o'clocii. The tirt'niiia of the train was Ucai! milucftl to taifc. "Hy 55 0 and you caa ara not to be btamod fo the It was pitch da: when the cra-h came, and we '-aginu us qcivi.

ae TVC couid. We were nsiuunp: on tut the freight v.as an eitrs. When ibe ftruck us every coupling on our train was. broken. the coupling oa the tendt-r cf oar engine wci, broken in tv.o.

"The fre gLt engine ran right through the last and thun ihe boiler burtt. Tba criChof tho and injured weru Mmply awfuL The UjUsnjj water had thrown over them and their C-Jsh terribly Maldod. The braJ.en.aii nreman of the froigiit 1-ave jumpc-J, they were not fatally injured STIL.I. Anotlier actx.urt of tht a-v-idant, on Santa Fe ti was nuiiunq; on turu and the extra freight cars them OK, very and the pngiuiT of 1 stra saw tnat his tr-un was. a-, ce pc coi'.

c.i the lamps on the r.ar of the i He wiiist.yi for brakes, anJ t-rak-jnan, P. TJ. Pahiscr, fp-rsnr; for ice It was roo late, aud the fre'ght cng'ie cixibed nito tbe car, driving it up on the steps 01 the Puilmaa car Santa Anna. The fireman of t.ne freight and capd, but tbo enganrer was crushed a rnas-. of pulp ag nost tne boil-r head.

In tbe private ccr L. Hart, a director of tbe California Ccatral railway. Ke lives at ilass. BotSj were broken aid he was badly scI Ht. sou and daughter, hun, were Ksnry Lernb.

also in private car, was Jsd about tee face and tee Ireigbt tral- nan, was. over the freight engine into the mass cf debris, but be scap-d a ba3 s'TiI i on his face and both baatls were The tourist vir. 455. of the sleeper Santa Anna, was not injured, end the other coaches and baggage car -svere damaged only about the draft irons. Engineer J'jhn Bynder -was eeTerely arcised by tee force of tbe concession.

Tha vrreck of the private car -was left at Lorenzo and the reniain.Ier of tie traic cacce on to Chicago KATHA F. ELECTED. of bat a town boar-1 vl ihf return-- laj Ivi. v'us tin? II SI 0 O.iiilHIM*. alily of 'l f.iv«~ tlio his i vtitii th'j i list o.m\ j.v,i!ig I A 11 i-i fav of tho bvM iti Bris- iid pianos YW- to bo uJ of tbo ron' wax in.5 and ll-iu! trial in cm my and and tol fl'lixi llii- Nor.

whiro i hsd, cocLoo IJIV of the oirj ria Tht coutirt Kifth The pro-cut Tl.o iwttt ii fo.Ii»v-. Iti-put- liaus, 10, I. R. D'-av ocratsc. 5:: ItepablKjos iiiajonty oi 11 oa UUJot, mtii oijo xeuator to bo thu-.

Tinj; tb" "lection of tho R- pub'ican st.ito tn.kvt, --vhscli fnilvj of an ckjo- d'Hi by tho jEKtY April II. A small iote was at the Uuirt. elvctioix. The now thar- ter wa? ratiG by a aiajonty HouciKfeN. N.

Aprii li. A light vote vras cast at the charter Mayor an, Treiiturcr Snutb and were aii'i Daniel geriy elwt'i! writer commtsMuuer. Tho aliiortneu are 1 Bowig, Erioukoi'l- tcr, SUiutosi and ail Democrats. The i-hivj! are Messrs. Rus.

Aciurainl Cannon, Democrat. BELV J. April 10, CImi tor Uous were Id Warrt-n county, and tho kci won, In John S. Rjwers (Dem) was mayor, wjth a council In "VVa.sh:i.^Viii, H. Allegir (Pro tvas vttb a iKX'iSe rouncil.

Ic B. Harvey fDenx) cloi-t' m.i3 or, with counciL In Belv: lerc, Surrogate (Denx) was ck-cuwl mayoi, with aa nuti-electric light eoun'-U. April 11. John O. Hudson (Dt'tu.) was elaated mayor over Samuel Kockhill Cbaries Feniinoro wns councilnmn in tho First ward, Frank Ford in tho Second Trard aad Philip H.

Brakeley tho Third wurj all Republicans. ccuocil stscils Seyiih'Icans and three IK-mocratj', and favors granting liquor licenses. TBENTOX AprJ The city ot Trenton is in a dilemma. They have just elt'cted Anthony A. Skirni major, and.

by tlie prQvl-Jons of tbe charter ho must be qaoliflo'l next Monday. It however, that yesterday Governor Green tile bili making, tlio of m-iyorp cities two years, and providing that thi'y their torm in Mayor M.igo'.van"s torm ends nest Monday night, tlie newiy eiect' mayor cannot take he'd of the city government for three TLt -vul' Inavu tbe crty of Trenton withou I a mayor In case tho pretJdcat orcouucil cannot act, as the provisions of the city charter only him thai prerogative when tho is ill or KEW April II. James H. Van (Dom was elect-d mayor The comri'on stantK un The TelsBd at a Senator. PBOVUJENCE, R.

I iciz-t ly the legislature bags balloting again States senator zzid toe first three baCots. s-rth, seventh acJ eisLth. ia no The airih, cowever, rented T3 tee of F. or WcsS- erly, by tfce IMson 23 5. Colt Tlie Farmer Helped the Doc Kili Him.

FIXDLAT, April. IL--The RepubLcaa has a despatch from Union tha county, stating that Thomas Berge', a farmer, awakered on Monday morning by p.te- ons cnes for help and sounds of a strogg comirg from tne front porch. Ke found hzs dog, a tearing at tbe throat of tramp, who had evidently sought the porcb as a. place to s'eep. The farmer, it is said, took a hand in the work and abvistoi tha dog in Jailing tho tramp, who was buried in a rough grave in a secluded field.

The farmer's children, who ivitnessed the murder, were unable to keep tae secret, and through them the facts were made public. Xo arrests bare yet reported. The sirike ST. Locis, 'he boll sg, r--cbeJ s. Fres Vr- 34," Abe asd i'-r i All cs for last year we arn ln.t^x McCarthy, Kobjj- r-nJl i.n aa in- of yea- Iii-iniO3 re- ce.veii nc-v to gets, la.n i- i20 year, and this year rectjvi-, McCarthy rex ved yccu-, and this year.

King 'w az.d he wants CoTu-ity the players mto a of Bn Endcfl a Ialo Painful by tlie Avsatlit of a a Pnn-MtELPKiA. April HaJun, one of rat ofiieiTs of tlie city police force, is dead from t5.e off yets of a bullet fired by his own hand. Hi- MiiCide is said to be due to a murderous assault made on him in Xovember, 1880. Fcrepangii's circles was coming their winter q.iarfrs at Lehigh avenue and Edgemont street, when Doran and four men, "who had been oat gunning', began to tvt.e the nnimab at the "WLt-n 'jrdert-d away they stated a fight and Oifi-cr Mafcin arrested one of tha cnowd, He was h'd prisoner away when one of Ire op and struck ilakia to the ground with a blow on the bead witi a double K3 Makm to again cljtchaig his prisoner, aad ordered a cSter who on the ground to back the rest of ihe gang and be would hold the prisoner. Just then tbe gang make a and Makin's comrade in bUii and brass buttons ran away and was afwizards discharged by Slayor SVvkley for The Makin vntn a gi.n an-u kicked o'oi unti! be was m- TLey brot-e fractcre-i his skull, beat his face a Jelly and intercsJiy injured the Tbey left him for ossc aEd vcc gang wero iver cfip'sre-i to the Earpris 0 cf his doctor, lived, iay ELS.

borne between Sife and f'jr It was many months before he sKe to do evn light duty. He kept at T-c-rV bTt he was never the same man after tbc of the Port R'Chmond rouges, he was a number of times street gangs in later years wiule tho aisccirge cf bis duties. In the lart Makip's necui troubled fc.ia at Eitreaie beac or coJd caused in his head, while be Offifo A re Rapidly Tiluming Oat at THE PRESIDENT'S POLICY. Sola He Will St.ut.ci ju-i rJ of WAJHXtrrys, on graduaily rj Veruioat pan, it maj bo valE four years' Una UM ot it's H.H that to a O.io of uiot ptriKtwjt, of coa- hunters, who si iiaca ilj--- a -J, "I kciy -irnvedat at dv cot to iho ofli-x-, except tttcro have bcJJi eiTen- uiji.strations of part-sasiship, uatlJ they four full froni tauc ajij-jiule-J. This itiiHnt of f.iii about IE.

which, I aduut, (t tSuj jvyple. I notice that a nitity that, in wtK-ro tho Republicans porniittoJ t- retain UKIT for one, two, or throo it not fair for ProoiJeat not to s' tho rXsnocratso willco hoM-a- tyood Thvro stunvthing iD a proix-Jittion of ihntsort thai to fair play, and Uio wilt isot vvry for wrong if t. hhalt a'lbtre to such a policy as that. It will bo a hltlo bard for a great many of us who have obligations of many sorta coiui'-ction with the offices, but it ciatton. a.

great deal ia Waihingtoo and tie districts. for cuo, am 50 tatbScl that tha 13 to bo tho policy that am going honus. It mil be tim- 1 bofora Uio atlujinistrnUoa jjit around to four year olliow in ruy stxt'on, and I caro to wait about any laager." The ctork of the hotel, who know- only sido of the rush, co'iilnis, from different rcjisous, conclusions at which coogntsiwaa IIAS arrived. He siys: "Tha rush is ovor. The brretk has Tlioy alt scent to havo hftirJ somethlog thai is discouraging.

At all cvcnfc, xrboa they nsJc for thtir bilis, they say that it fc m-cessary to any longer," -KTC UOFFALO CONttXGENT. The New Yorlc GommerwAl rorrespoiidont indu'les the follovring in Kfc dally rejort: "Tho in the country. hail from BulHalo. There is no satisfying their hungor. They bored Preiidtfnt Cleveland untsl went to bed without expecting to a Buffalo politician crawl from it, ami now they are making PrcadenlK lifo a burden.

They come One delegation deitirts another comes. "For a few days there has been a respite) from their importunities, but notr there art! about ttro dozen of tiietn registered at OK! Arlington. They are after three offices-- Don tocktvood's pLico as TJalted States district attoBiuy, the coUoctorihip of the port of Builnlo and tlio internal revenue collect- orsbp fcf Netv York. ore not Huite agre-sl among themselves as to -what they the oJ5ces, but this mokes tho contt'St all the moro interesting, bc-cauFO more coaipUcateJ." 1 WANTS TO BtS TtlE CUR- EESCT, Edwa-d S. of Jackson.

isia town. Ho ivouU t3 te conjptrulTcr of ifes Currency. Lacc was a member of the coin -ago committee in tho Forty-seventh suet Forty-eighth eongrerS-'S, and preparea.a report on postal savings banks, ot which report 2,000,003 copies have be.Ti Mr. Laccy is a banter and tbc nad'es hundreds of bankers oa his "petition. They do business all parts of the United States; Mr.

Lacey says that he bad no idea of catering the rpce until a week but that friends con vmcnl him tfcat the portion. lie of great benefit to him in the 'future, on3 tho Michigan senators and ex-Go 1 eruor insisted upon his candidacy. Its belie'ViHi that the place Jiss betwea Richard Pnrsonsc, of Ohio, and Mr. Lacey, and the only reason why Pur-ens' arts the better is tiat he is from Ohio, which state has not ha-1 much patronage The YORK, April The jury ic caojof PraaV P. Dadgeoo, who v.as ch "with the duUh of SZitty Cody by means cf .1 cri'nmal operation, after beiuj oat ail nijKt reported to Judge jloore, wto- tned the that they couisJ not agrea Tbey and the $10,000 ba3 already furnrcbod by tha was con- tJnaeJ.

Tho jury stood eight to foar tcr convict on. 33CEMTION. Daniel jtellcr, a Carzner living near Bess Gap, Pa was robbed of by two stranger 0 r.ho indticed him to play tirBtt card monte and seized his money at tie of a revo'ver. A tluef, -who robbed John B. EeiUy, of returned $TK of it through tha medium of Bev OTJaran and tta confessional.

Maske-1 robbeis, after holding the feel ef IVewis Patterson, a farner of CentrevHfe, in a fire aad otherwise tortanEg can, secured and a gold watcJi. Foar Russian 35ceis have made a xragF that they can on horsebac? from Si, PeterEbTtrg to Pars in fortj-Sve will start in Jfay. Hnat, a. man of family, kilJed de Braham, a note3 loubretto, in London, anii then suicide, after a qsarrel tsith tha Another campaign eTfctjon 23 to be begun oa tbe O'paerts estate, Cocsty Dcze a the i.r.e 11 F.ercc FJvi'it Between Two anl near and Tsicnolis coanties, two which probably way of a battie between itae-sed en tbe con t. Jen t.

What Eca-ly be sx.rr-ed were two smail birds were seen cot hi i a Last year at a great 1 ght and a qnjj-ter cf a mill away acl descending and approaching nearer to him. They fought arnl de- "KKndsd until Ihey landed at hii where they continued the battlo untJ ho kiikxi one with a and the other a -liib. Ch-e proved to be a black eagle, which measured five feet eight inches, and tt-e a gray measured -tsches from tip to tip of Ireland, desp.ta tbe fact that tie are face to fs-rj famiaa. A great tiproor was cr ot ci tr bill. VCr tiling at C3v-yennej with nul; tary an I I A parsd of ind p-acpfeasserfblad at Accidentally Sliot and Killed.

XEW BP.ITAK, April 31. Lotus Pfile, who was acting as marker the nfla practice of the German RiSe Ucfc at Rentsch- I ler's Part, was eccidentally shct and killed. I Gci rga "which 3s performijg aVs -y" tha Park theatre, isroi 0 Mr. for, it vs's, ha has of thepro-j caeds cf J-st week's psrforaiaaces, Ixrd has been, heard from. on Kodiac blaad, where he 2nd tnrvi-ors of his party arrived after great hardships.

He had not givsn hi- for the ItorthToIe. SPA PFIl.