Wilkes-Barre Semi-Weekly Record from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 1

LOOK AT THE ADDRESS LABEL IF THE DATE IS AUGUST, ICC 5, TOUR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES THIS M017TIL ISSUED IN TWO PARTS TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. FOUNDED 1832. WILKES-BARRE. LUZERNE FRIDAY, AUGUST 23. 1895.

NEW NUMBER 80 no sTJsaiAir FUNERAL JUSTICE STRONG, State chairman. It was explained that there was no time to present this paper DID DEFENDER FLUNK? CM.1PBELL IS THE FIGHT FOR DELEGATES. THEY HELD UP A FLYER DEATH OF JUSTICC The Eminent renaajlvanJa Tat Awar at Lake jniaaaV1--' His Remaiaa Laid to Reat at Read to either Mr. Grow or Mr. Huff for sign A Prominent Officer of the Standard ing, and, of coarse, it was not deemed ing Services Were Simple.

advisable to ask the governor to sign Oil Company Denies the Report. New York. Aog. 20. A prominent ef Reading, Aug.

21. The remains of ex It. Willlfljm Rtmnr arrival tn Read fi rr of the Standard Oil Co. said to a Gllkeson not having re Tin inn Psrfflr KVTlTfiS I reporter yesterday afternoon, when ing last and were taken to the Xhe Trial RaC6 BetWCOn sponded to a call for a meeting of the State committee signed by thirty-seven Ohio Democrats Would anlorf ahmit ltd reported Russian arree- A Battle Royal for Contro of the State. members of that body, the notice, sign ment Career on llfarh olt and Xatloe.

Lake Mlnnewa-ka. A jd Juatlce Mrong di at toN tfon had lfn r. IU for some week a hrre. aufrrrin; a stroke of paraIyMlt side of bin body. had aleo rata-fever, and for the last fori V-lht Train Robbed.

the Cup Defenders ed by sixty-five members, which is more Have No One Else, This wornlng a plaster mask was taken of the face of the deceased by U. 8. J. Dunbar of Washington. The funeral servles, which wera of a brief charac than a majority, was to-day sent to "No agreement has been made.

That Is official and the absolute truth. I don't think it is probable that such an agreement will be made In the near every member of the committee, re questing him to attend a meeting of ter, were held In the chapel this after fiitiiia Piiooiono hava tAnrml rh noon In the presence of the family, con was unconscloua. FK H.N 1 1 A 11 A 11 large Eastern markets, and the coxnpe WAS DISAPPOINTMENT. a a ta a. ma uu irAa -as -a.

a. i ajj a m. HASTINGS MEN CONFIDENT Fisting of Mrs. A. M.

Slade of New Tork, Misses Mary and Julia Strong of Washington, daughters of the deceased; Rev. Edward Strong and wife, of Pitta- that body In Harrlsburg on Aug. 28. The Markets. NEW TORK STOCK MARKET.

might possibly be to the advantage of FOittJED HIM TO ACGEFT. both parties, but the Russians have two things, to contend withinterference by tiw.k sron. son cf v. WilHi T.lghlhouM Strong was l.onl in Tolland County JMvl iww, ifJ' ftor field, a brother; Theodore Strong their government, wniciv mignt Diect Between The Hold.np Occurred New York. Aui.

rL Tho railwav and AHer On.aaillnc the the to such an arrangement, ana the tact miscellaneous stock market was irregular throughout the day and at the close of Quay Sees-res Bnt Seventeen Delegates in Philadelphia, But Swell, that the trade over there is not" con First Reund the Skipper ot the gradualed from the Uw hoA VU- In Spite of His Protests the Convea iam Strong, B. H. Warner, ex-Commissioner Douglass, Washington; Rev. Dr. Talbot, W.

Chambers, New centrated as it is here. They have, Duamess it is ralr to aasuxne that a majority of operators left the street de however, what they call a union, which Ilia Forces Br Coasting the Con- Defeneer Withdrew From tion Nominated Him By Acclama. cidedly mixed aa to the future course of I Brady's Island and Gotheabnrg, Nebraska, at 1 O'clock Yeeterday: Morning The- Robbers JLeft the Fireman Unguarded, and He Ran acts for the trade. There have been York; Rev. William H.

Rice, Staten Island, N. Judge Robert N. Wil- prices, sterling evchange weakened post .1.. nl entered uimn .1, .1 A negotiations and correspondence about tion and He Gracefully Yielded Race Apparentlr Afraid frunlnn In 1M7. Hiivlr i aa lirr Ul It takn son of Philadelphia, and Warner Hur-I an agreement, tout none has been teste Resnlt of the Conveationa Via the Quaker City Yesterday ierBi in noinim.

ha made." ley, the ex-Justice body servant, or The Convention Takes a Firm ed rates navtng Been reduced c. to 4suv to 490. Both Sugar and Tobacco were highly nervous throughout. Sugar at the start broke from 113 to 11H4. rallied to 110 and later droDDed to 10SU.

Tobacco nn i i uiBinrc in In speaking of the Lima. Ohio, oil. Washington, D. C. Away With the Engine for 7L1 returned" to the Ilea of his nrofPNhw.n iKf In addition to the above, Judges Kr- and the effort of the company to have it declared a good delivery, the speaker Stiff" Wind Urtlishera Jubilant aed American Yachtsmen Feeling Glum.

rose from 95 to 88 and dropped to Haatiaca Leaders. Concede Quay Only riltcea Delegates Bnt Admit Stand for Sennd Mousy The Monroe Doctrine Reaffirmed With mentrout, Endllch and Bland; fict of S-ipi'-me Co the htale of IV-nnnyl vania for a Samuel Lb Toung, and a large number xne otner industrials were weak, in sympathy. The grangers were the -only stocks that were not lnuenced bv the rr- Gothenburcr. Aug. 21.

The Union of the members of the local bar were "Nothing has been done in the mat- That Seven Are Doabtfal The that Donillon an.l i a Whoop. present. The ceremonies awe exceed- rations in the industrials and held stub Pacific train. No. 8, the east-bound ter in the last few days by the members lha hir turn New York, Aug.

20. The first of the bornly strong from start to The I overland flyer, arrived here at 3:10 this I of the Produce Exchange, Barring the City Ticket Nominated of R(rlntnrA9. nrowr hv Ttair rr Tiinia I arjoolntd trial rs.ces to decide whether Btiprema Springfield, Aug. 21. In spite of market closed irregular, the industrials ruling weak and the railways steady to tl 1 James E.

Campbells earnest and, re morning with the passengers in a state refined petroleum made from crude oil of great excitement, the express car of the district known as Lima, or oil shattered with dynamite and riddled made from crude oil of a similar aual- Hamlin, pastor of Covenant Presby-I the Defender or the Vigilant shall I Philadelphia. Aug. 21. Conventions nrra. jvei man ares snow losses or m.ot peated protests that his friends must reputation ror Ju.llfial frnlnir 1I0, J'reHldent tJrant tranniltef reputation for Ju.iicTaTrninl to nominate candidates for county of- terian unurcn, wasnington, u.

ana i oeiecieuv to aeiena ine Aineu. per cent. The cranarers. however, rained Ttev. nnrn CI TT.nlrmon nf Olivet I WIllPll WIS sailed Here IQ-daV.

resuilU with bullets, and the trainmen badly ity, I think the proposition will: prob- not nominate him as the Democratic lces and tor delegates to- the Republl WQ per cent. Total -sales were 338,287 U.AaK..ln ikl. I In Hl.nnrtnlntmonf all 1 111 I liniuw mill mil nr Fj A I scared. I ably be accepted. If not, the company candidate ror governor or: onto, aa ne snares.

State convention at Harrlsburg Wednesday's sales aa resorted bv J. W. The train was held up and robbed by will do as it has done in the jtast, make coma not make tne race ror various on Wednesday next were held to-day, marks were made. The choir of Olivet Defender after outsailing her rival de- i Presbyterian Church sang "Lead Kind- cislveiy over the first round and con- fKVtrd' ul tff5.u'i-m- Jon. Lunn ac over wvomine lMatlonn.1 bandits in a cut half way between contracts for Lima oil wtr-Ji bar- the reasons, tne ex-governor was -put at The county convention excited little in- rimifncr tn ninaM nor mh ror neverai ruii terest.

as they were of the cut ana ry 1 mi. ipm 1111 1 nriinn amrtntr 1 in. ii 1 ruie oi tne excaange reierrjxo. the head of the ticket by acclamation against his will to-day by the dele t- I i i i orite hymns of the deceased. miles on the second, suddenly withdrew bera of hla nrofnamon.

on Jan. 15, i dried order, and the delegate conven j2 108 108 I oiock inis morning, ine iraiu waa At th ivinoliialnn nf trios arvlfAi I from the race and stood off ror a run I Justice Mrotinr iion gates to the State convention. The American Cotton Oil American Sugar Atchison Canada Southern Chesapeake Ohio Chicaero Gas 17 17 17 1 aeiayea aooui two nours. xne oanuus 664 66 KVk MY. I flagged the train, and when it stopped tVi VAman ttJt .1..

Ia k.iiir Vt a rUrn rr Thta lllltne COUrt ailrnWnir llA 1 I I nomination was forced npon the Hamll tions absorbed all the attention, as upon the result of their action there probably hung the mastery of the Re owned by the family. Judge Strong was apparently to a disinclination to risk nfc lJu2 1 ho to.f VUn I th. innn. fnrih tn tha rr.no- and I.y onVra "'ttKiliy opinion. COLLIDED IN THE FOG.

2iVi 21VS1 they cut off the, engine, and ordered 2 62V4 606 60 I th neinoor tn n.p.r!fmr)a.nv them to the ton County man while he was In the midst of a speech and in the act of presenting the name of Judge Peck of publican party leadership in rennsyt -o VwM. i I 1 1 iw ni VT-ll(Jfr Chicago N. 102 103 2 -z I prnrAsa car. He was ordered to onen Ck COO trees ofthe cemetery in which his steadily increasing toreeae wnicn na onlv one of imnori vania. Philadelphia has twenty-eight jtieatlon wit nut tanoe ktow inr out tlr-tnetit of wlilrh tlMl VK Mt I jo.

ac remains were hiiriorl- nnrt wasi annnlnt. I blown un since the race started. Mr. I the war. In thn m-it 49vf 2 49 I tn car tli a crowbar, but failed.

go 49U, 49 49 49 legislative districts and these twenty St. L. Chicajro. M. St.

ed by Charles Evans, the founder. The Iselin and others on the Defender would I tic ritrong took a irominitt tai t. 1 The robbers then exploded "several Viva 73tt 1 72 7174 7Si 7174, 7 eight districts send seventy delegates to the State convention. Of the result of bodv lav In a hofliittfnl oaslret. onclosed I not admit that a mlshan had occurred constitutional amenlrntnta Intrmlt-d Cincinnati for the same honor.

Then came a graceful acceptance and the rest of the ticket was made up on the acclamation order. Senator Brice won his point of. having only a reaffirma dynamite cartridges against the car Chicago, R. iJac 81 82 80X4 8U4 in msownnrl raso 1 afid thorn worn tin Indications of any. cryataii ej and prrarrve the of the conventions In these 'districts, as 1 Steamshin Seaford 55unk In I jk I war, ana tne conRn-mnloiial r.Kp,imi they bear on the Quay-Hastings fight.

ni.f jf.rt -a. AAi; if i coa iuoeii8w -AT ine umce was Closed. i u. .1. nepnaaary to give theae ronatitutlonai pi I fire 1 tm (ha asm Wrf akfi trBrfl ak-taa I it JHTZL I n1nML tion of th0 national currency plana in considerable doubt and confusion ex I -'r, TISIUIH 1WIVW Mill fUPCl.

lIlfP I Gen. Klectrlc 37.. SPA 37 serted in the platform, "sound money 1 ti rnl the Channel. tents taken. It is not known what vi omy tne more junuant, as it loonea very 1 court ana ne renri me opinion of clerk Lake Shore inii the of the Supreme Court was mur-h liko hack down, and thev be.

in nuinbvr. of oaaa of much impol j-iuuiBviue cc jVNanviue. bii el 61 winning by the sound majority of 255 when the silver amendment to the plat booty they secured. The robbers, when they took the engineer from his engine. anoa.

closed to-day in respect for the late lie ve that Valkyrie III can stand nearly Aiannattan Elevated 116 113mi44 Juatloe St rone- waa dr.nl mi hv t' ists. Both sides are claiming several districts and In two of them, the First and Fifth, there was a split and two conventions were held and two sets of delegates elected. The estimate of seventeen delegates for Senator Quay Associate Justice Stropg, retired, whose Mo. Pae any kind of weather. After the D' 38 38 38 38 left the fireman on board unguarded electoral coninitattlnn art of aa tine form was put to the convention, the vote being 625 to 270 against the adop Nat.

Lead runeral took place at Reading. Pa. fender's retreat, the Vigilant kept th Judicial tnemlrra of tho fam si sn sa 107i2 106 10 New Jersey Central He took advantage of his liberty to pull open the" throttle, and started for this ioua 1 sturdily on her course, beating up into tion of the free coinage plank. 13-. 13 13 13 HER PASSENGERS SAVED.

The platform was short. After 5 the place as fast as the engine could go, N. 8. N. S.

Pr Nor. Pr partite tribunal which pHNc-el conteated prcaldentlal tlictlon of tyfl. 1SS0 Juatlca Htronir, hnvlnit n-'tinj aga at which, under th AC A. 3Z S3 KNIGHTS OF PYTHUS. made In these dispatches last night seems to be about the right number.

a forty mile wind and pounding through a rolling and tumbling sea. Kven after 1 a 11 1 Ilk when the bandits saw the locomotive 17 .17 17A 17U usual prefatory paragraphs of congratulation and denunciation, the platform came directly to the financial question. 17 17 17 17 disappearing they realized that assist and the victory appears to rest with Second Day of the Grand Lodge-A another and 1 few iSnutfi aft.r 11. f.Vit J.n!Ii, of service I hereon la pormlttM, ..4 19 19 lM 18 ance would soon be on hand, and they him, as he was originally conceded only Ontario Western Phil. Reading Southern Ry Tenn.

C. Iron Union Pacific I'V The financial plank follows: hurried along with their work, which uijiivnnixiiii UKVi tUMUUUTO tuwiu) iwuci Nna ancQ theft nimlf Ilia 13 13Vi- 13 13 38 36 354 35 135 13 We reaffirm the following portion or was not so thorough as it would other Keadinc Anc 21 Tho nonnnd dov'a Bne naa compietea aooui inreo-quar- waaninifton. JuMlce Hlminf Ill I llllRf ll. The Teasel was Run into By Her; Sister Ship the Lyon, in Mid-1 wise have been. They undoubtedly slon of.

the Grand Lodge. Knlghta of "rs or the seventh plank of the last national Democratic convention: is iz 21 21 21 21A overlooked much valuable express Texas Pacific Pr Western Union American Tobacco "We hold to the use of both gold and 94 94'4 93 93 afternoon, and Foundered, After I enver as the standard money of the Upon the arrival of the firemen with. SW'fc 83 9 40 40 40 40 iiaumig m.i iuuu vuiuiiiuieeB. iae i atim iv. 1.1,,.

i uf wm ai ruling einnr in five representatives of the Supreme I'nan th-COvenant a Aeadin off Lodee. which met in Washineton a-ave old champion put about and ran Hlble Hotlcty and I. the Amrr Hoclcty and the Amrr JKUDDer the engine at this point a posse was Ulil( ww country, and to coin both gold and AUOira Wire iltDAimlniitlnn olnat the 450 People NEW TORK GRAIN AND PROVISION. hastily organized and returned to the hrlcf mltllno -nf th. nnrV oVixnm.

oiiwiiui wfi.c oui ir pty, uaually t.r.t.t.ilng ove 1 I gathering, in Tlet.o llnea, mlaaed. New Tork. Ausr. 21. FlonrTnn n.

scene of the robbery. The road agents reiurn LII Iin HLUI LJIIK IJUIIII. UUI IVCUh I Transferred to the Lyon. either metal or Qharge for mintage, but the dollar unit of coinage of both I had disappeared, ihowever, and tne Kievicu, went. vneat ijuu, easier; No.

in snore on tne run nome. i i n.w. 1 1 in juni icb roni pushed by that body. MaJ. Gen.

Car-nahan of Indianapolis then delivered an address on the uniformed rank of the order. an.d eIeyaorj. 6767; afloat, train was brought into Gothenburg. metals must be of equal intrinsic and luc uiiyrrccuriiifu icnutb vr bio 1 2.L ieavine the Dosse to wait for daylight ten delegates by his opponents. The Hastings leaders to-night give to Mr.

Quay but fifteen delegates, but tacitly admit that at least seven delegates are In the doubtful column. The Hastings leaders they have won what they expected, but the claim of vfctory seems hardly borne out by the results. Mr. Quay has undoubtedly carried the Second. Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth.

Fifteenth. Twenty-fourth and Twenty-sixth districts, although the Hastings people claim aite- Third and Sixth, and thus cut oft two delegates from his seventeen, and figure out but fifteen for him. Besides the seemingly assured seventeen the Quay estimate is one probable, five contested and two pledged delegates, which claims, if borne out. will give Quay twenty-five votes from Philadelphia In the State convention. The "probable" delegate forded of an Important race and a I iTmiiV lnk London, Aug.

21. The steamship Sea- exchangeable value or be adjusted by Wnr. t.kln th trail th rob- az.uuu cup Deing won in a contest, Th ion rtIM In two of At the afternoon session Henry M. l-iubvu BieHuy; nav. use.

nr vstr Aiirnat ford, with 450 passengers, including International agreement or toy sucn mnra than 1 h( Amorlrang trn vel in e-1. 'safe-' lecislntinn na shall insure ths fi7; September, 67: October. 68: De- bers. It is believed they, were few in ara married and lilr In 1 tlBV I iff which neither of the contestants went over the course or finished. Wadsworth of Philadelphia was elected supreme representative, receiving 248 I UIIIUMI I llKIM1 cember, 69.

Com Quiet, easier; 2 number, as they would hot otherwise I from Paris to London, collided in mid maintenance of the purity of the two at 44 elevator: afloat: nntlnng hav left th fliwmnn unena.Tdiiii. I nhannol at ry'tAnoXc Tnearta ofternoorr.H tnetnTa 'and fhe emia.l nower of everv father's Yachtsmen are-feeling rather glum death of their t'AVr" i Wurg. Another supreme representative over ne it would show weakness in the The Mmalri', ntft nr' 417: Aside from scaring the passengers by and a few minutes later the vessel dollar at alt times In the payment, of duli eaVier-AuVuat Is- Wwp volleys of pistol shots, no one en the foundered. All on board were saved by debts, and we demand that the paper October 9A m.v 4o train was hurt or molested. The ex- the Lvon.

the colliding vessel, of the currency shall be kept at par with will be elected to-morrow. Grand chan leave N-w IV seem to a Defender in the one point In which heretofore she had no. been o'ciocic tovmi' cellor H. Jackson In his report deplored the loss of membership during at 262; No. 2 white, 28: No.2 Chi- I press messenger Tefuses to make any I same line.

The Seaford was one Of the I and redeemable in such coin." caso. 27: No. 3 at 25: No. 3 whito. I statement as to the extent of the rob thoroughly teated.

The experts had been finest ships in the New Haven-Dieppe The platform was signed by nineteen ''I'OHpKI I Ing. Tlln fun mixed Western. 2fiW27 whlt Hn 9umitft' I nora anrt thn train mn IrtiAw tinthtns- expressing the hope all along that In service, which is must patronized toy I out of twenty-one membersi of the com' at ueaaivng iuia. I fa. 4V1 I.1 i white State, 235 Beef-Easy, better de- The 'posse which is in pursuit of the mand.

Lard Oult. lnwr. w.atA.n I the trial races the Defender would 9 inw races tne ueienaer wouiu iravs Americans. She left under mittee, the alssentents submitted a i Vtl chance to show what she could do nrnoon- is William B. Ahern of the Thirteenthf robbers is well armed and thoroughly bright sky and with a smooth eea-l minority report to, the financial plank.

acquainted with the country! and It is Shortly before 4 ciocK sne ran' into ai declaring for-free saver. attam. 6 45; city, 6156 20; September, 6 45 nominal; refined dull 700: S. 7 26: compound. 4ffisti.

Pnrlr Vlt-m the past year, which amounted to 1,920. He attributes this fact to the financial depression and so many members being thrown out of employment. The exhibition drill of Altoona Company, 26, Capt. Samuel Roberts commanding, at Witman's ball park to-day, was a decided success and was witnessed by a large number. There were A JRA1N.HELD IP.

an ol ni.iii. ji a. oiks: in iu mill uui too tender for such work, It Is not a considered certain that the bandits will dense fog. What followed is clearly When the silver issue was out of told by Craig A. Marsh, a well known the way Gen.

E. B. Finley of Bucyrus moderately 11 25(11 75. Butter Quiet, unchanged. Cheeses-Moderate be captured or killed during the next twenty-four hours.

hopeful augury for her races in Sep. tember's gales with the staunch and New York lawyer: HtlaLl.o. t1aHa1.l- tta.a. m. A A Ward, who was one of the nominees to-day for a county office.

The contested delegates are from the split conventions in the First and Fifth districts, and the two "pledged" delegates are from the Twenty-first District. As stated last night as far as can be predicted of a convention In whloh created a diversion by submitting another plank to tho" platform, viewing uemana, nrm; state large, do. The train proceeded eastward at 4 broad-beamed Valkyrie. iancy, 77: do. small, part skims.

full nlrlmn 1Ltri- Vtrtr. o'clock, and will arrive at Omaha be 'I had been sitting near the rail on the port side about amidships. Five minutes before the collision I went be The vigilant victory will not noces- tween noon and 1 o'clock. several entries, but when- it became known that the Altoona division, which sarlly affect the Defender's claim to i iv inaai iiani iyr; ar aa i nil Watcbea for Tbelr Trouble. Grand Rapids, Aug, SO.

Thi Chicago Wewt Michigan raaonKr train which left Chicago at 6 o'clock! with alarm the armed Invasion by Great Britain of a friendly country and Insisting upon the enforcement of Firm, moderate demand; State and Pennsylvania. 14S15V4: Wetttflrn rt-ah 1Hrt5)1i- always carries off first honors, had en represent America In the coming races. The Race in Detail. 1 No Passengers Were Injured. Omaha, Aug.

21. The "Union so many delegates are uninstructed. do. per case, 15o4 00. the Monroe Doctrine.

tered the-list, no other company ap uenator uay appears reasonamy sure I CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION low with a friend. We felt the shock, but ft was not greater than sometimes when the Jersey ferryboat bumps against the New York dock. I. hurried on deck and found the side" of the ship The ruled-that the resolution Pacific train which was held up last To-day's contest, besides one I to-night was held up by four robber, peared. could not be considered.

one and one-half miles south of New This evening MaJ. Gen. Carnahan or victory, as the drirt of sentiment Chtoago, Aug. 21. The leadine tutnrM TT i 1 1 Vr throughout the State seems to have ranged follows: Wh vi.

i coi'? c-UK DO''S' I tho na.ssonerors were inlured. hut all In different forms this decision was presented Capt. Samuel Roberts with a crushed in. There was a wedge-shaped i -challenged In all parts of the house. of this aeries, waa for the handsome cup offered by John Jacob as tor.

The course was ten miles to windward and return, twice around. If It had ended with the first round the Defender would Richmond, at 9:40 this evening. They secured 17 and a watch from ih conductor and the englneer'a watfi handsome diamond jewel valued at however, appear undisturbed and are if fTnT: August, 37, 36; September, were badly frightened. United States rnnfldont nf trMnrv ttiov I December, 31. 31: 32.

marshals hav started after the robbers hole just where I had been sitting, -j After a prolonged parliameatkry 575 There is still considerable business Flagman Timothy Murphy waa nlmj fie conventions to-day Xr. wltn at bw 23. Mess xnree passengers wnonaa oeen situng skirmish the resolution was put sapon with me lay on the deck with 'broken hta passage as an independent motion, limbs. I Joined my wife on the prom- Opposition was offered bv John i F. ITnX.

y- pofk-Septem were not marred bv anv trouble of eon- to; an. o-r, tl hi have put a clean and decisive victory in the groin by one of the robbers, to be transacted by the Grand Lodge and it is possible that it will take until Friday to finish. BULL TIQHTS AT to ner credit, in the first ten-mile beat I made their escape. enade sequence and the bitter feeling between ary 10 25, 161714. Lard September, 6 ItC the two factions was confined within I JJ; October, 617; January, 610, "We did not at first think the vessel to windward she gained' six minutes and thirty-three seconds on the Vigi Follette of Cincinnati, who declared that they were not there to Intimate that they' had no confidence in the The President Asked to Order the oamden talks ronTioa Tounas.

xne six city ana county con- I D.1 noa-oepiemoer, xt, eiv; oc was going to sink, for the officers as She lost one minute and thirty- ventions made the followinar nomina- January. 5 6 25. sured us that there was no danger. We three seconds of this advantage on the Democratic administration. If any necessity arose for the enforcement of the Monroe doctrine there was no Concessionaires to do" Away With the Feature.

Atlanta," Aug. 21. The exposi- run back. yrais omaie; aastrici attorney, wheat. 2V4; No.

3 do, at 60O62 by soon noticed, however, that she was getting lower in the water, which poured in a steady stream into the The Vigilant crosed at 11:45:56, break v- i.j vvuuuiivi, i.u. reu, ia; corn, is iVsWit Tbe Weat Virginia Lt-Kenalor la Op poted to a Third Term for lrr land. New York. Aug. 20.

kx-Benator 3. doubt that -Grover Cleveland would ing out her jib topsail aa she went over. The Defender shot over the line at 11: of thes hip. Two compartmets had oats, 202O; rye, 43; barley, 41; flaxseed' tlon people have called off the bull 106: prime timothy seed, 4 25 nominal- fight. At a meeting of the" directors enforce it.

juuu xn. vi iiiioa; coroner, oamuei ii. A Kribrirtao? rmAmtAP a Ttrtlttaw. COLLISION IS ENGLISH CHANNEL. The Steamship Seaford Sank, bat all Her Passengers Reacned and Safely Landed.

London, Aug. 21. The steamer Seaford with 450 passengers, including more than 100 hands, traveling from Paris to London, collided in the English Channel at 4 o'clock yesterday been broken open. The passengers re President Ingalls of the. "Big 46:53.

At the outer mark, after ten M. Geary; clerk of Quarter' Sessions short rtba resolutions were adopted instructing celved life preservrs, which all put on. I warned the convention against tacking miles of windward work, the Defender Camden of Weat Virginia, who was Court. William B. Ahern.

All the 5 625 75-ihnft' the president to order the Mexican vil 6 75; short clear sides. 6 626 above, with the exception of Geary, npm 7s conceVeto An was made to lower the Pnks to a regularly prepared plat whisky. thl fS of their show has boats' Ut it was ineffectual and pre- form, but ex-Governor Campbell, in si oil. mabkt.t I tne ieature oi tneir snow, wnicn nas tw.am. itnni.in' tio I 1, ij OILi MARKET.

sently became unnecessary. The other few nao wipea out the nrty-seven seconds I or lead Vigilant had at the start and was was at the Firth Avenue liot.i five minntoa and thtrtv.aiv maftrAm I yesterday for a brief time, Mr, rumdrn are the present incumbents of the offices for which they were nominated created so much adverse criticism Oil City. Aug. 21. Oil ononorl anrl ahead, a total gain of six minutes and I was on way to Washington and hitd a i was on nis way to waanmmon ami littd It was impossible to get the public to vigorous remarks; carried the con-steamer came alongside and the sea vention with him.

He asked his hear-was so smooth, that she was able to ers if they would split upon the ancient touch rail to rail. We were then set- Monroe doctrine or affirm it. There waa to-day I Just returned from Long Uranch, hr tf eei, nignest ana closed, 1 27. with the Lyon of the same line. The Seaford was sunk, but all her passen thirty-three seconds.

realize the difference between this his -The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. The time at the mark was: Defender, torlc production, as President Collier he has acquired. 1 nn hy innirjejr confined hlim gers were rescued and taken on board tling more rapidly, and in the scramble no intention of flouting the adminlstra- Chicago, Aug. 21. Cattle Receipts.

17,. sizes op tne situation as loliows: The great battle that has been waged for it. vigilant, -Miuni The end of the first round was: De. I "bout presidential candidate upon th Camden the Lyon which vessel landed them safely and they reached this city at ooV- too; market weak and lOfelSc. lower; com- iV Vhl to get on the other boat the only signs tion of the greatest of living Amerl and Par: P1-0? tr 505 95; stockeTs It1 of panic occurred.

cans. Ten years ago. and aaint vol, uvuiaiii in ims ciiy. ior ine control I ieoaers. a mKa'i OO: cowa anit tmii.

I vy uuiiueBOiuiieui-co luaii me ueni irr.i, xr.nnnv.n midnight last night. fender, Vigilant. 2:08:32. I Democratic ticket. He nald: "i ntn The.

Defender had an advantage of aealrist a third term for Mr. Cleveland, five minutes elapsed time over twenty and 1 don't think that he ha a ny of next week's Harrlsburg convention i 75; calves. S50575; Texans. 2 doS would be necessarily in-the nature? of Among the passengers were many "reached the first Rtatro-rTf It. onrtino.

Western rangers. 2 4004 75. HomI fake, and that it would hurt th warneu weai oniain to Keep Its Americans. pushing aside women to get to the rail, hands off the South American repub- chance of getting on. It vma lo tn.

position to have it. miles of the course. The Vigilant had reduced the lead at the outer mark by last night at the primaries, and the sec- hfkt iW.eak. 10c- ond stage to-day when the delegates l90o Were Chosen. Tho mnnrtant l.rilnrv I I viivoiu.

It is probable, however, that the de wne woman ieii dui a sauor i ucs. UOngress had passed a resolution Jumped after her, aud she was pulled to the same effect, but on the othor 1 minute 33 seconds. cree of the board wilf be fought by the Movements of Ocean Steamers. New Tork, Aug. 21.

Arrived. Hekla. Both boats started on the second out from between the two ships with a side of the Atlantlo they crushed foot. had sneered at that resolution. Thev concessionaires, who have been mak iuiVuiiaHi lemary I cnoico assorted, 4 9O5 0O; light.

4 455 00: stage will be encountered next week I pigs. 3 004 85. Sheep Receipts, 13 000: when these delegates will all be called market weak. 1525c. lower; inferior to ing every arrangements to make this from Copenhagen Noordland, from "In less than ten minutes after we had smiled with contemDt when it was round.

The wind had reached fullv a forty mile gait. Seven minutes and a half after rounding the Vigilant low. up to swear tneir allegiance either 'm wio ou; lamos, a wmo 25. a big There is a strong sen Antwerp; Havel, from Bremen. got aboard the Lyon our shipfoun-I said that the Monroe doctrine should Senator Quay or Governor Hastings.

I BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET. timent here against this action of the Sailed Majestic, for Liverpool: West- Buffalo. Autr. r-nttloT. a board, it helnff roc-ardod hv mnnv at irauiui ua-wM simply ernland, for Antwerp.

head: on sale. mTrkot -to. Z5 win, wvHwn Tn JZ sm. one sun siowiy. stern nrst.

ier intended to notify the Incoming Con to be largely talk. Mr. Whlinpy an-ma to me to be the promising candi.latn, and he in strong In the Koutn, Vio President Stevenson will not make a fight for the place and Gen. Ha rriaon'e chief strength Ilea In hla own But. I don't think that eltver will be mu-h of an Issue.

Thc.senllmnt In Ha favoa la dying out." Welcome Rales In Iba IV, St. Louis, Aug. 20. Heavy rains are reported throughout Missouri, Arkansas, Eastern Kanaas, Indian Territory and in Northern Texna lat nlghu ered her club top sail, and under plain lower sail continued her chase of the Defender. The wind lashed the sea Into There is no concealing the fact that, despite all the clamor of jubilation which the Quay leaders Indulged in liirht butchers itaMr fat ri.

now rose tne air, mere was a great gress that the people demanded lesrls 8 25; Chicago heifersra 50: velia flrm- I "lc "1" puff of steam when the water reached lation that would drive Great Britain Sailed for New York Veendam, from Rotterdam. -Sighted Amsterdam, New Tork for Boulogne and Rotterdam, passed the last nignt. that they have not secured 6 5000; jipht to fair, 4 50soo. kogs iii Tii.i, the furnaces and then, suddenly out of Venezuela, and that they were what they expected in this The iibbu; gn bbio, market I i pointing ner pow siraignt to xne wn- i not prepared to lay down and allow the wizard; Mississippi, New York for Lon standing of the city's auota MlchiAn' iMiTmiS5 SXa4sye London, "Aug. 21State Senator lth.rshe Captain Sharp British Jion to put his paws on them.

wLi.Kn. ii2Kf3 ix Osemun of Minnesota, on stood on the bridge of the Lyon and The resolution was Dut and carried don, passed the Scilly Islands; Phoe-nlca, Hamburg for New passed Lewis Island; Venetla, New York for fourteen, when they were clamorini roughJ. timi ioo: ends, 4 104 Watags board the steamer Seaford which was sadly -saluted his doomed ship as the with a whoop. Then nominations being and actually needed onlv twentv-flvo 3 22 7i. Sheep and lambs Receipts! sunk in.

the channel yesterday after- I waves engulfed her. in order, the nomination of the ex-gov- Stettin, passed Lewis Island. It was notable to-day that the Quay. mTk-sea(iy n9Pn- confirms the statements of many i rrJf. rJtl ernor was sprung upon him.

and seeing ites were countine- evorv hit nri rnmn I i rS? tX. it-Tir. vi.Jf Eooa. otner-in regard to tne admirable con- I VL weui iu me unuge i and common, 8 504 25; duct of the nasseneers. tho ontiorin the Seaford when the fog came on.

pur Monev for PoatofBce Clerka. foam and the Defender with her club topsail still aloft, held At 8:22, when she was the Vigilant narly a mile, she wore away toward Sandy Hook. There as no sign of a mishap, and everyone wondered what had caused her to give up the race. Mr. Iselin was Induced to step to 1t side and answer an Query as to why the Defender withdrew.

His answer waa: "Go to the committee boat, and find out." i On the committee boat there was nothing but conjecture as to the cause of the Defender's withdrawal. After the Defender's sudden withdrawal, the Vigilant continued on her course. The wind waa now blowing fully forty miles an hour, and at 2:27. rw4 "v.vii lavtui in Liitrii cuiuniDh I miiacu oiiccw. kuou io rnn ka 2 divvy? 1 i Aug.

.21. The postofflce and in that figured out twoxtv tra, 00; common to fair." 1 IC. assisting tne ladies and children on ve note sue compuea witn tne ation. ana tne remaining nominations possibly" twenty-two delegates In Port sheep, 3 503 75: three loads Canada board the steamer Lyon before seeking Regulations. The Indicators showed followed in quick order, each being department to-day made annual allow ances as stated for clerk at the some of the wards the elements I iamoa sora late at bwm 85.

1 saiety There was not "au- Byeeu- Aue wiiisne was oiuwn maae witnout a contest. Tne remaln- In some placca in Kansas and in the Indian Territory high winda prevalir.ii. The downpour of rain waa or Immeritu value to corn and cotton crop. TI1E TREASURY BALANCE. OfOcial Flfnm hhow It lo be Lower Than at Aar Time More I.nt March.

Washington, Aug. 21. Tha official flguraa issued io.day show tbat iba traoaral following postomces in Pennsylvania: feated outright at the primaries were wilkiss-barre JiARKETS. even a suggestion Of a panic. Every unm me omer poat was neara ing nominations were as follows, all gathered Into illegally formed conven- TimOUJ by Miner- Piece of luggage stowed In the hold and then, he says, one of the ships being made by acclamation: tions and out dd Ouav h.Ip.

tL Co.) Flour-Minnesota was lost. A number of American nas- Save a wrong signal, hence the colli- Supreme judge, William T. Mooney of Media, Danville, 11.300; Mahanoy city. ounDury, Lebanon, th.n, rI." Zer P01- nnsylvanla senerers on board the Soaforri sion. Auglaise: State auditor, i James W.

tvesi vrove, Indiana, fl, 000; Bloomsburg, 1,200. 1. Ii. 4 sia.na.ni th TTnitod Statss omhF Mrs. Clara JfOltZ.

a lawyer Of Call- Tfnntt fif Munafioidf Statoltrpofiiiror tnt.nit. o. 1 05- mm maai i iK- min iv. vT I for the ourDoss of asklnp- rivir.a on I fomia, and her daughter were among T. Shober of Gallia: attornev cronorfll liic otaLC cumniiripfi i i.

i ri wnu i I tj mniro im th. II 0a. Grain No. 2 red. nhoat tsi7s- I assistance.

Several of thom loft tne cooiest or inose wno reassured their Georee A. Fairbanks of Franklin. For five minutes after the departure of the Defender, the Vlgilant's llerrcshoff Jib traaaury balanos atanda at tion as he wishes it The Hastings neol I 60 co.rn 57; oats, 4042 per bushel. Hay almost penniless. One lady lost nearly fellow-passengers.

member board of public works, H. Pie ttidaV Ac 'concede morf tha Flynn of New York, who The Lyon was damaged forward, but Heffer of Tuscarawas; clerk of Supreme Canlilr. I Thla Innlnilaa I1S76.277 dlsburaad un art- gave way oerore tne strain fourteen out of the seventy to the sen- 13 1 00. VeFelabiesT ruit. 7AZ.UiVTf.

i was slightly injured In the collision, "f1. anaea tne passengers at court. J. W. V.

Crulkshank of Miami. Barr got the sail down In a hurry andleountof bonds and lotr.t tbls month, got It stowed. A new Jib waa necessary wn0U will not arraar until tha ator. and contend that this is not I Marx Ixnsr Potatoes. rer bushoi 74- I bas recovered sufficiently to enable her I cloCK a ney lose ail tneir The convention adopted the rooster enough to give him control at Harris- Jenkins, 75 per bushel; lettuce, 25S30 ner to take, a train from New Haven to DaBsage.

ine toeatora was a new boat as an emblem, and at 2:40 adjourned PENNSYLVANIA PICKUPS. Trolley cars at Harrlsburg have killed fourteen people since 1891. The Hazleton sprinter, George Chls-nell, who shot his wife, has surrendered, i Dr. S. C.

Baker was thrown from a trolley car at Hollldayeburg and badly hurt. The hearing In the election bribery and cost $850,000. aozen neaas. I1 ruits Umnns nrvnm un for August appears on tha flrat I Hptem i sine die. t-urg next week.

rcr iw; uiaiiges, anxgisw per box. Foul-ry Chickens, 18 cents per pound; fowls. i a a Hastings Made a Hit. 00L0EED PYTHIANS' TE0UBLE3. Rescued By the Naval Reserves.

ilastlnk Delegates in Lycoming. WilHamsport, Aug. 21. The Republl jan County convention elected and in. it cem.3 per pouna.

Gutter Dairy, 20 cents Der nound: oreamorv. 5S punt, Wilmington. Ausr. 51 Tno Harrlsburg, Aug. 21.

(Special.) Gov -n- v- small steamer Riverside last night took I Application for a Receiver for the ernor Hastings made a big hit in his ad' scructea Hastings delegates to the cases, implicating Cumberland County dress at the Keeley convention. Secre to steady the boat and at It was A few minutes later the Vigilant by order, of the Judges put about and started for, home. Late In the evening several members of the America's cup committee held a short conference. At its conclusion the following announcement was made: "The America's cup committee that the trial races will not be resumed until next week. A.

Cass Canfield. av.partyvir?,m ner? Augustine 'Pier. Snpreme Lodge where the Pennsylvania nava nunru I Will Resume Operations. Estate convention. They are Emerson tary Thomas E.

Barry of the National omciais, was yesterday postponed. On three charges of forgery, younar Theodore A. Boak and Jnhn umviuic dusk una bar, Dadootloa; tbls, tbe actual balane la found to be l79.158.C20. Tbls la tba lowest flfure raaehtd alnca last Marou wbsa tha treasury begaa to raoaUa tba proeaada of tba aatsa ot bonds at tbat tin) a. Tba baUnna of available fuoda la tba treasury la ro math In lasa tbaa 80,000,000, aod thla la, na-aessarlly, Alvldad among tba aavaral sub traasurlaa and la designated depoalloriae.

Tbns far tbara baa baea to nseaaalty transfer foods by talefrapa from om.jsh to another in ordsr to meat heavy draft. a a. a i a a are in camp. At midnight she sta.rtod I Chicago, Aug. 20.

Matters looked Norristown, Aug. 21. The Nor- League says in all his experience in conventions and meetings he Iocal ticket is as I ristown Glass Works, which hnvo hoon to return, but a. nafotv vaiv. Mo- rather mixed to the members of the Harry C.

Croffroth, Just out of Huntingdon Reformatory, was convicted at Lancaster. Lt.i 74 ree W. Weaver; shut down since April 1, 1894. will re- and the boat as stopped. The River- SuPreme Lodge of the Colored Knights had never heard public man express tv wS a sume operations in Near- I side was a quarter of a mile from the I 3 OI tne world when they as- 1 himself so frankly and freely without ly 200 hands will be given employment.

Pier at the time. The officer in charge I sembled here yesterday. Attorney I regard to whom he hit. "He was elo- operations in Near- side was a quarter of a mile from the of ptla of the worId when they as Ex-President Harrison has declined vucff uacu i oi tne camp caiiea out tne reserve and I ut. ci-Bupieme i quern, ana earnest, saia ne, ana wnne ujr ourveyor, w.

XMOrtn Kobbins. Strong resolutions in support of the State administration were adnntori the invitation to attend the reunion of the Bucktail Regiment at White Haven on Sept. 4. sent tnem to tho rosono Tno i ueiiur vv imams oi Louisiana secured 1 1 am a lr Governor Haatinca rii-vuraraoaore Kane or maf Vi a tha 4tir1i. ai I seven passengers were soon landed and 1 an rder for 'a receiver of the Supreme is ever a candidate for President he How.

the CInba Staud. EASTERN LEAGUE. ola lltr TnArlAarl HAT i I Attorney General McCormick was pre- Mrs. Thomas Hurst. Ashland, mother I'Viincu KJJ itn, IBClin iriHr Ih traattt nMa a flA Aflt IM MtA lha a remained at the hotel for the balance I "m8C BUU mere was nine Dusiness i win get my vote.

L. P.O. or tne night. This morning the River-? I eieruay. mie in tne afternoon Springfield ..62 of Tim Hurst, the well known base ball umpire, fell down a flight of stairs and 31 .667 side was repaired and made her return cnancenor jvnicneu appeared gnit Against a Traction Co.

with Bcni auu ueuverea an address, in which he louche 3 on the contest and expressed his latitude for the endorsement he recewd at the primaries. 31 .611 of her rigging. I rtealpta from eustoma doaa are llkaly to I attorney Mack boforo matoi- tn sustained injuries which will cripple her to this city. t-roviaence 5g Wilkes-Barre 51 Syracuse 52 39 How badlv the Defender'. r-iri Ughtar for a tlma than toey nava Lan.

e- ior me. 43 .547 tiunaio 48 weakened could not be ascertained, but I tng 10 lnt tl) Uopor: Signers to the Call. Birner Hade Bad Money. chancery and the motion for a receiver Philadelphia, 21. A statement was denied.

The lodge then proceeded of claim was to-day filed in the United with the regular work. A public re- States Circuit Court in the suit of the ception was given last' night. The Industrial Improvement Co. of New Kcranton a 64 50 66 65 iu wmb niaicQ tnat tne damage is such i oaa are geuerauy in, ouuuuaoca la (alt .471 .371 .337 Washington. Aug.

21. Secret. x-nuaaeipnia, Aug. ZI. Llautenant I Kocnester 39 that It will require several days to put i 33 oovernor waiter iiyon.

Auditor non- I Toronto TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Although the Star of the West mine. tha department officials ital iba ravage will baaufOoleot meet expeneea. Oartali omciais were advised to-day of the arrest of Birney Hawthorne, of Punxsu- legal fight Is an old one which was be- Jersey against the Allentown Bethle- tn rlnln il i om TVinnit rr ht-ATio-K yv NATIONAL LEAGUE. eral Amos H.

Mylin. Secretary of Internal Affairs James W. ijitt. tawney, manufacturer of ronn- I i. I rnvnr 49k nnn r.n immH nmmaan.

torfolt rvntn G.r-1 TiT I UU WHS HC- I 71 iiic ucieiiucr in iorm. There was a large gathering of members at the clyb house during the evening, and much regret was expressed at the unsatisfactory outcome of n. at Negaunee, has yielded to the strikers' demands and resumed work. Theodore L. Flood, who was Derma- Cleveland cuse of dishonesty, dissolved the Su- notes wnicn tell due on the Erst of the th other mines hold out.

owue v- iaoDiiic Liitr! 1 1 riniT rtroma am-a w. 4. a. m. i mnn ncnt chairman of the Republican State tivL fnnvontinn nf 1 SQi havo riaSOUrg I -y-s, o.uvi auciupteu to IOUDQ Surprising Frank Blaxby.

his wife's uaicu inu uajis jew order, P.C. .625 .624 .552 .552 .547 .545 v. a. i rjinclnnati joining in the call for a meeting of the Boston Senator Harris Out of Danger. lover, at his home near Great Falls, Edward O'Brien shot him dead frtats cmrnmutee next Monday, to pre- Philadelphia TJnder Civil Service Rules.

W. ..........58 ....59 ..........53 ..........53 ..........55 ...52 X31 39 35 40 43 43 43 4 45 49' 59 68 71 Gold for Europe. thla wilt be tba eaas In tbalr opinion, when Importations of spring goods bgln toarr In tba near future. Ia tba rnaantJma balanoa will ba kapt to Its prer flgura. Avoca to Klectrlc l.lcbta.

llatrlsburg-, am. 21. A rbartar granted to-dy to Taopla'a ri; Light Heat A 1'ower Co. cf Avoea, County, oapltal 25,000. Washington, Aug.

21. Hon. I. G. Har- Iere tne roit or sstate delegates.

The -nicago in and then surrendered himself. o.aillIJK LUIl. AU2. ZJ- PTPS rtont ninn A 01 n-x. m- I tU.

j. Brooklyn tn-dav laanorl on i ine ireasury 'f. vcuerauie Btniwur irora xen- Washington State troops were called un uci ciiriinn lr i nf I I na t-t t- io 1 v. mt i r- r-t i i I New York" Washington The Drought Hurts Crops. Washington.

Aug. 20. The weather and crop bulletin issued by the Weather Bureau contains the following reports from Pennsylvania: Injurious drought extending and becoming general and four signers, together with Gen. Hastings and Conressman-at-large candidates Grow and Huff, constituted the even men who elected B. F.

Gilkeson 344 clvu service rules to include all print- In gold was withdrawn for exnnrt to- residence In this cltv last nie-ht Tn. .320 ers ana pressmen in the -executive de-'l reducing the e-old rosarva tn im I dav his nVivctntan rann. him tmn out to back up the sheriff of Kittitas County in arresting persons suspected of the lynching of the Vinsons a week ago. bt, JLiOUi3 Louisville .245 I partmenta. i ana out or danger.

causing crops to ripen prematurely..