The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 1

he Wilkes-Barre Record. VOL. IX. XO. 221.

WILKES-BARRE, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 11. 1882. ESTABLISHED 1873. SURRENDER OR FIGHT. NEWS FROM WASHINGTON ILLS BEFORE CONGRESS- FINANCIAL.

Saw Vork Stock and Money Market New Yom July 10. Money loaned nn from 2 to 4 per eent, and STRANGER THAN FICTION. A MWress tf a California I'aUr. Heroine a hambermsltl. Nkw Vokk.

July At the Atlas Hotel THE COURTS. SBMIOwa-MOXItAV. Before Judge Rice. Court order and direct that the costs and expenses of th erection of an additional election district in Middle District of Kingston township be paid by tha eonnty. THE IRISH QUESTION.

MR. GLADSTONE'S DECLARATION. A Report That He Will Arrept the Decision ef tbe Commons Upon Mr. Trerelysn's Amendnaant The Cann.llan tlov-ernment Rebuked. TRIALS.

THE GREAT STAR ROUTE Serious Work Predicted by the Orsad Jary This Week The Tariff Commission Going to Worla Another Cal I for Honda Iasaed. By Telegraph to the Recount Washinoto July 10. There promises to be serious work by the Grand Ju-y this week in the matter of the Star Route cases. It is believed that the witnesses to be summoned will make at least a prima facie case against one of the persona already under indictment, and possibly against a United States Senator. The imtter is exciting much interest in political circles.

There seems to be little doubt that payments of money to somebody to the amount of 20,000 by J. H. Price, tbe indicted and absconded Star Route contractor, will be defluitely proved. There seems to be little doubt that Ihe matter will be honestly and thor oughly presented to the Grand Jury. The Tsrlft oiutnlulon.

Washinotoh, July 10. The Tariff Com- iniKKiim will probably not continue its ses sions much longer in this city. One of the members says it is probable that tbe Com- mission will soon go to New York, where it will remain some time. Afterward all the commercial centres of Cie country will be visited and the subject of the tariff studied in all its astiects. While there is every udication at present of harmonious proceed ings, the time allowed for the work of the Commission is limited, and some of tbe members doubt their ability to finish It within tbe time allowed.

Another Call for ltotlda. Washington, July 10. The Secretary of the Treasury this afternoon issued the bond call foreshadowed in tlicso despatches on Saturday last. It for 81C.fKMiO.000 of the 0 per cent. lioiuU continued at 'M ner cent, from Julv 1.

18SI. The principal and accrued interest will be paid at the Treasury Department on the 13th day of September next, and tho interest will cease on that day. Following is a description of the bonds: S'iO. Nnn sill to iH.th inclusive. SHU, Nob.

t. iM.th im lu-ive. S0. Nos. lo .111.

both $1.00 Nos. I both ini liniin. 1'iltt). No. I.liil lll.lHKl, No.

2.2,0 to 14.650. Inclusive A CASE OF DOUBLE SIGHT. Imtl. of a Wo mi who Haiti she Conlct Nor Live lleyontl IV rt rain I'erloel. Dks Moixks, July 9.

In Vcimoiit, 111., week bcfoio last, the death of Mrs. Emma Enochs, wifo of Thomas II. Enochs. The circumstances connected with the death are strange indeed. On tho 26tli ultimo she gave birth to a child, but some month be fore the birth of the child she had a presentment that she would not survive it and so lirmly was this fixed upon her mind that she made arrangements for tho funeral, making her choice of minister to pc-Conn the burial service and asked that some of her early companions would When tbe child was born she gave evidence of recovery and when the physician visited her be found her laugh ing and joyous ami hopeful.

lie left her, expecting that she had passed tho most crit ical period. In about three hours after the physician had left her sho cried out and ber brother ran to her. She clasped him around the neck, told bim she was dying and in a few moments expired. On tho same morning of the day of her death her mother, who resides in Lewistown, some distance from Vermont, rose early and stated that some calamity was impend ing. I lie family laughed at her and thought nothing of it, but lieforc the day was done she received a telegram announcing her daughter's death.

What is still more strange, on tho morning afterward several gentlemen relatives of the deceased werj talking together, all ignorant of tho death. Their number was joined by another gentlemen, who anked after her health and that of her parents, and remarked upon tho fact that ho was present at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Enochs, but while they were talking the telegram was re ceived announcing; her death. Burning of a Hotel.

Bradford, July 10. At 3 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the hotel of J. Shanbacher, at Kinscu Junction, ten mile from Bradford. Tbe building was burned down, and the depot of the Bradford Ilan-dall Kinseu Railroad was also destroyed. Loss obout $10,000.

Base Ball. At Philadelphia Providence, Philadelphia, 0. At Philadelphia Athletic, Yale, 5. At Keadinz Active. Merrtttj of Cam den, 1.

Shot Dead. Xew York. Julv 10. Aspecial from Tac- coa. says Thomas by, son ot Sena tor MoKby, and Joan Marona quarrelled in front of Maroua's residence this morning.

Each drew a revolver and began firing. Ma-rona was shot dea.t. Mosby tied Accused of Kobblns the Mails. Ciiari.f.stox, S. July 10.

John Clide (colored) was arrested to-night charged with robbing tbe mi'U while acting as route agent between Cuirlestii and Florence. The proof agaiust the accused is overwhelm ing. Tbe Affair at Sibley's Grove. James Martin and Michvd Finneasy, the tramps charged with attempting to assault two little girls on Saturday, were given a hear-Qjgbefore the Mayor yesterday morning. Tbe cbU3ren, as wellat H-jle who came along soon after tbe outcry was made, Identified Martin as cue of the He and Fin-nessy were remanded for a further bearing.

On Saturday Detective Swan and Mr. Kulp went to Sugar Notch to endeavor to apprehend the other guilty par -son, vh' started off in that direction. About fifty resident of tha town soon collected and started off through the to seek tbe fellow. Toward evening a number of the man came npon a young man of about 19 years, ho was evidently a tramp, although bis clothing was suiuew hat better than that of Martin and Fiunevy. He was tall and slim, with a ianly complexion aad smooth face.

He was taken to Sugar Notch. He said that be had quitted tbe mines in Schuylkill county, aud that he had tramped to this county to look for work. He was brought to this city at 10 clock yesterday morning, ana kept there un it one in the afternoon, when he was taken back to Sugar Notch in order to sec are his commitment to the county jaiL Held Down by a Bora Door. There are two large sliding doors at the entrance to the stables connected with the Court-right House. Yesterday afternoon one of the employees tied a horse to a ring attached to one of them and began to curry the animal.

It became restless and pulled backward, breaking the baiter and pulling the door from its place. The horse darted off and before the hostler could mare an effort to get out of the way the heavy door came down upon bim. Hewasinas.oopingpfwitioaand wa bailed to tbe ground on ail-fours. lie could, mot extricate himself and began to shout at the top of his Toice. Mr.

Douglass Smith was at-tracttyl and released him. He was sot Injured and laughed heartily at tbe ludicioua plight in which he was placed. ALEXANDRIA 10 BE BOMBARDED. Trie ntllh Admiral Give Arabl Final Notice Ordoree forward Kr land Hoipaadi IMptonMtle HhMlta'l rosttlow. By tn tne RnmUl I.omxi, June 10.

The note, in a leading article says: tteymonr will this moining demand the temporary surrender of the Is at Alexandria for tbe purpose of disnimament, under a threat of bombardment in twenty-four hour. The American Admiral'. Threat. London, July 10. A despatch from Alexandria to the lMlg Telegraph, says the American Admiral, Nicholson, warned the Arabs working on the forts that if they fire on him he ill return the fire.

Tha roreea From I a Sis. London, Jnly 10. A Calcutta despatch to Uie Tim uvs the Government of India has received tinal and definite orders to despatch its contingent to Eypt nnder 8ir Herbert Macl bermm, ho commanded a brigade in the Afghan war. A lame sieee train is preparing, at the Agra and liombay Arsenals. Xm Ire nl tsivea Alexin dkia.

July 10. Notice of tbe bom bardment of Alexandria wi. given this morning by a Iter addressed to the Gov ernor by Admiial Seymour. The twenty. four hours notice expires a 4 clock to-mor row morning, when the bombaidinent will commence.

Admiral Seymour yesterday summoned his captains aboard the flagship and settled the details of the bombardment. The French licet ill not participate in the bombard metit. Tha Knilkli Con.ti Withdrawal. Mr. acting British Consul here.

has written a letter to Hagheb Pasha, Preti dent of the F.gyptian Ministry, announcing the suspcnisou oi relations wun the Egyptian t.orernment, and another letter to Der-visth l'asha, the Turkish Commissioner, declaring that he will be held responsible for the safciv of the Kedive. O'clock Imm of 4. Lonhox. July 10. Special despatches from Alexandria to the standard and the n- says the Knglisi: ultimatum was delivered at o'clock this mornioff, so that he Knibar.liiicnt will commence at the same hour to-morrow morninjr.

All the foreign men-of-war, except the English, are leaving the harbor. The Khedive 'Won't 1-eava Alexandria. London, July 10. A despatch to the Ihilu ir from Alexandria reports that the Khe dive has neclicicd an olTcr mde by the Kng- lish to provide for his safety on board a man-of-war. A Message From Admiral Xicnolsoa.

Washington. July 10. Secretary Chand ler this morning received a cable message from Hcar-Admiral icholson, commanding the Euroiwan station, who is new at Alexandria, Kgypl, with the flagship Lancaster. stating that hostilities between England and "sypt were likely to begin to-day. lie also acknowledges the receipt of Secretary Chandler's despatch directing that the vessels of our European squadron proceed to Alexandria for the protection of American interests.

Officially Confirmed. Trfvxnox. July 10. In tha House of Lord this afternoon, fjord Granville, the Foreign confirmed the news that nnlcss the Alexandria fjrts temporarily surrendered Admiral Svviiiour would bombard them at break to-morrow. It was painful, he said, to be obliged to use force against the weak, but the hostile preparations had been proceeding in defiance of the orders, both of the Khedive and the Sultan.

The action now taken was in simple self defence. lrepnrtnc tor iba rtoasboeomont. Ia.nhon, July 11. The Aitfv TtUgraph has the follow ing: Ai.KWNPUiA, July 10. Admiral Seymour declines to allow newspaper correspondents to go alioard his war snips.

I shall be able to lake refuge on board an American ship. A Grsst Fanle. Ai.EXASnniA. Jnlv 10. p.

m. Men bclouging to tbe Monarch have just fitted mm shield on the tops for placing machine guns there. The English refuge ships have left the harbor. Tbe telegraph ship Chit-tern is also outside, but tbe American vessels remain here for the time. The Egyptians are still working on fort.

Tbry can Just be seen from tbe deck of the American ship. According to report re ceived from shore the people are fleeing in ccry direction and there is a great panic Arab! Win wot Yield. LoMHis. July 11. The ThiHy Seven has tbe following: At rxAM-u-.

July 11. Arabi Pasha baa acain det-lartd Tuat lie will not yield id inch. A panic prevails among the Arabs. Wallaoj. Simian to I alar a.

July 10. The Valit (Turkish newspaper) state that the representatives ol the Powers have requested Gen. Wallace to use bis efforts as Minister of a neutral ower to negotiate for the en-trance of tbe Porte into the conference, but that the Washington Cabinet baa ordered ticn. Wallace not to discus questions of purely European diplomacy. Taa Boas bwt ilist Clii naaiiaa ra it Loxdox.

July 11. 6 m. Tbe spondent of Iteuler' Telegram Company on board the Bittern telegraphs the following: "Alexandria. Jaly 11, 7 a. m.

Tbe bom bardment ba commenced." TIctiaM of tbe briate INaaster. Mix- Jt-NCTiox. July 10. Tbe body of Mrs. Michael Emerling was recovered this morning at Bridgeport, "bio, and the body of Liueoln Beard more was found at Wheeling.

The bodies of Stephen Kent and Nathan Hougland have aiso been recovered, leax icg the missing Albert Snow of Washington. and Sloaoe. a IT year old bjy of Cleveland. VTork ot the names. Liwismai-.

Ju'y 10. Fire broke out tins afternoon in tbe stable of Dr. Thortou and spread rapidly to seven adjoining stables hicb were entirely destroyed. Tbe liaptisc and Lutheran churches and Music wne at one time in great danger, but wcte acd by hard work outhe irt of the tiretiiCD. Knocked bis kvyos Oal.

New YoHa. July 10. A despatch from Salisbury. -V s.tts: In an affray between tireeo vVutoie and Barrett Brows this after- D.Ka. the lailcr kovled the formers eyes out with a ciub.

Mortally Wounded. Baltivjokf, July 10. Late this afternoon, while a stone battle was iu progress, in the nortbeaslexn sevtioa of tbe city. Cba. Foos, aged 11 years, wa shot, to-night his wound is thought to be ruortai.

it is not known who shothim. Acqatued. New YoKk, July 10. Ethar B. Currie, oo trial for tbe murder of Joseph Freeman.

ou May 20th, last, in Brooklyn, has been aoiu-ued. semasor Xlcbts FeaUvaL As announced a short time ago, the Singer-bund of this city will have tbeir itam night's fediva! at AUaatie Gardes on the area leg of the iia inst. No efforts are to be spared to make it a successful affair. Mr. Gottbold was In Vork last week to Invito tbe Omu getband of that city to particlpau.

Iu mem' ban were in this city at the Sriigerfott. They have accepted tbe invitation asa will to this city oo a special train, accompanied by other singers and friends. ESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS. hi the River ul Harbor BUI la tha senate Na Tasaw Son dry CtH Rill ItacgprlM fh Artew- llon of tha TrUxrs.h IW RKO.IX SKJIATK. July 10i Mr.

Morrill from ftli 1 inine ommittee. reported amend inent l. the House bill reducing internal venue taxation. They repeal, after Octo- -t-r 1. I the addit onal doj imposed in 0" per rent ant on mil molasses, and on agar aevording to the Dutch standard in kt-r.

imported from foreign eoantnea fix toe i'm steel railway bars at I'M per too, and Vale the duties opon manufactures from l. Mnd, or scroll iron the Mine at those ftiilxi nn im material irom wutcn tney ire ml. Mr. Rtyard reniaiked that tbe amend- ftit had iv-i wen reponea dj a unanimous loe Tii-biil with the amendment lrricrvd reicinled Tbe Senate tbeo r.mttl r.nfl. nti Ki oi tn river ana luroor kit.

tbe oiteM i.n Wine npon the amendment rp-Mtrd Irom the special committee on the JiSvt. appropriating KD.IW Tor the ira 1 1- lotomae Hata. Mr. t.rcvte.t to tbe amendment a ir- I lx- and aaid be bad been in' rmed that the title to the flat to be rv- iime.1 could inrolre the government in a.H-h litigation. I Mr.

Cat land suggested an amendment di-V a full by the Attorney letter l. In- ra nwnl title. A Iter $me Iutt- Mr. ijjiland's provision pre-ft it and amviiibiienl a lhu amvmled t. I.v a vote -V.

to 7. An fijD.n.1 iirrrl kjr 'Mr. Kntler to crea- tlie fr Charta-Moo fi.m.f:3..iHiiit. du njevt- a were math- adjourn, but Mr. in liaiee the tnll.

ii.M-lol upon svtn.iri of ti-fre tbe of the sit 4sini: adjournment re let il.nl tin- aiathv exhibited hv Scna- Jin -harem! will- fseditatinii important bills tnm. .1 and that the enate wu j.v.s.!ms; us 'cin in the miiidlp of July Hi tin- middle of December. -f lbe- bill, however, tfce Snatp r-tits in session, reversed Jr awi con fusion, nnJ art- Jaly 10. Mr. CrapoiM ass.) the report on the Mil nali-wial banking aKux-iations to t.irir port irate rxirtonw.

In llv a brief explanatory Hs'iin i (Ta.) ciilU isetl the provi-i-v the Setretary of tbe Treasury ihall issue of Hold rertilieates "a'lien- .5 1 amount of Rold ciin and gold bull- in ho Treasury reserved for the redonip- of thel'iiiied States notes folia below i.iKm.Hiii." Mire but that the proviso dis- against silver, and he aski-il that Im- r'iumoiiilel to the eonfereiiee ith a view to having it drafted tvfer form. 'rap deeliiitii to yield for that pur- re. and lb ennferenee reiirt was apreed I yeas. ltp: navs. H.

Mi. White (Ky.v.tiitr.Klneed a joint reso- i hi a e.HiMtitutitmal amentiment the abridgment ol the rights of Ri vet ot the I mted Mates on account Of v. Keferrrd. TIw tlien ent into Committer of Whole on the Mindry eivil aj-propriation the eonsideration of 9 tl.r Vin tbe Kundry eivil bill the r.we ami the House adjourned. RKSCUED FROM THE CRAVE.

i lm VV Wn Hartod Seven ee In the ank Satlatea HI Va.lerUl.er tit i n. July -It soumL like a good ay." writ a rrrrpondent of tbe if. ''bull ont-e kne a man who and wa burieJ oo the ovctIiumI trail to nwn and afterwards made biaappemr-i. in tle lLK-er Mine at Prickly Tear wasn't pb.t but Sue Heb. This the reply z.

LuownreUlent of Helena, Moo-i. a. mode to a reporter who was applying f.Rnuvs-cm-e eitraetor. the of 4'J," continued tbe cili- CaUiforaia c4d rxrilrmcnt x. it bright.

in company with a large i the plains. After frcttmc urhwr way tbr ch4ei a broke out imonc OtetL nuniff otoer ueaioa. a man named W. 'I. tlazk.

of Very Minwori We buried him tle rnnt wberr the .4.1 Santa Fe trail .1 ihe We had no cof-, wtappd htm ia bis bUcketa and uit btm a rovertnf bark Kiipped trees we planted him kTcn fert deep in tbe urul and riled to keep tbe wolves from Tbe nrmt nwnmc we dot- in California until ami was Y. z. atcrat-ted to Montaa by tbr cJd i- nu In I. hilar in the diciB at to tn.w as M.wtana City. 1 was tart-at iu'ets CUrk.

wh.mr. with my own -rn boiiel on tbe Aikansas r.it rzrm vrats before. Tbr m-veni- wa tr.fujt aul epreasin- my ur-If t. at.d to rsw tuat after mr party titru! atul on toward a f-att; of Iuiiau ranw alocj; and nr ma'e cra'. du bim up lor it blanket atxt ci.4hinc- A 1 of hie tbev apptied reatora- i'f rrsurt tha: he was brought 1 i- atd Waltb.

tie lived among tbe uons fn- vears and arwards came to h-rttana. A' the time I met him he was Kmbry. There i b. as to i "urk' bientitT.anil be I n.w at Vrvo.t. Ant.mli.

I be- I raUasn a. tno Alert iNiw im. Julv V. the of what is known a tbe dvnaxiiiie is toe enun trverho.i are Mid be tunurrc tUeir attention to the problem tw to c.t.vcrt England's inbrmity in tbe a business into Ireland opportunity, if iiT I a fine as.birvemeu: to blow up I Alran.l..a I r.eet oetore Aiexanuiu witu a tamf torpedo, if the thing could only acv.vnvlB.ked. Pooovan Kossa is creu- i b.i v.

i. Ua.ug. with his usual fertility of 1sourcrs. up a frteudlr corresDoa- St-jvc k. the subwet w.tb Arabi Bey.

so i'- the Br.tisb Lion in those waters bad truer ok oat- ITfco SaasM lo Staob Marrtspx Srvtt w. N. Y- July 9. Aboo. a year I.ia LVyo, of the town of Gardiner.

Ulster county, a white girl of respectable Ssniily. quarreled with a negro named John rVesiey Sampson, to whom she had been jeeretiy married. Tbe event caused much wtcitement at tbe time a tbe cirl'a relativea fere by and held a high position in octety. she bemg an adopted daughter of Cr- John H. Deyo.

of Gardiner. Tbe taet the young lady was beautiful aad ao- somplutbed made her coed act all the more talon uhing to her friends aad asooclatea. The poor xirl baa bitterly ejpexiraeed the lolly of ber act and bsdooj aa inn-sir- of tbe jbwUinn County root Hotue, rinsed offered st per cent. Foreign exchange a sfady at iH for long, and 4W. for short sight.

Government bonds were un- el.srired. Rtate bonds were string. Hailroad tionils were sctlve anil generally higher. The share a ec Mixtion opened strong with prices per cent, higher than Raturdsjr'i closing quotations, the latter for Alton A Terre llante preferred, while Memphis A Charleston opened 4 per cent- higher st the esrly trade the msrket wss sctive and strong sml recorded an sdvsnee of per ii which Mobile A Ohio, Wslsb, New Jersey 'entrsl and lnnlsville A Nashville were most prom inent. In the esrly psrt of the sflernoon this wss followed by a reaction of per New Jersey 'entrsl and Uiulavllle A Nashville lesdlng therein, hut Mibteiirnlly prices sold up 'M01 per eent.

Norfolk A Western preferred snd Chicago, Burling ton Sl Qnlnry lieing most cnnapictioua in tbe npwsrd urn. 1 lie market then sold on. wun occasional fractional reeoverlea. Ienver A Rio llrsi.de. Men.phla A Clitetoi.

snd Colorado oi neing prominent in inc downward movement. whl'p Urn avtlle A NaaliriPe declined per rent, to In tha Isle tisile prices Hilraneeil .1 percent, for Alton A Terre Haute pieferrril s.id AHli for the remainder of the llt. I Imaha. Chleaxo A Alton and l.uiavllle A Nashville Im.ik primlln-nt iherein, but there gnersl reaction ot per cent in the ntial dealing. The market r'nscrt sctive, hut Iteuerally weak, ami piiees show sn trance from issiurtiHv a ritfonir nicure ol 4F- a per tlie latter ror Paeitle Mail, while Alton A Terre Haute preferred ia 7 aed Met.iplil A ItarleMton 5 Mr cent.

Higher; I nulKvill" NsulirlUe, however, is I1, ent. lower. 1 isiisHctuu iggreesteii 4 snares. I'lie following are tbe elosiiiK BUt. BULAtM.

tendril. I UP. As 44 Jioiiis. A Nash. IM, 1H Msnhst.

Kiev. Mfm. A CharL Sci Metro. K4 i Mich. Central.

WW ra im. Pacific vi 42 AOhio. 1'4 IIM i Morris A Essex 121 I'd ash. Achat Hi II'', 7y; IIP, n. wt, pf 51 41 irr'-j N.

racinc, pf. sm; North li' nf 147 Y.Centrd.. 77iN. Y. Kiev lol T4 io.

A c. Mfl fvi l. A pr. 101 f.l 'Oregon He 12 IPaclfic 4tl Panama l7 2f.4 I'ituhnrg Resiling W'J iKnck l'fc Ml' St. UA H.

79 iHt. LAHF.pf 4 7'i it IHt Paul, lit'. lia'iMu Psul. pf lW-i 4'1 l'O i'MiTexAsal'aclnc 4h'; P. Haelrlc jtl.

H. Kxpress. 7Wt is co.ip..ns. Pscincfeof 'H6 I'm II. C.

Sft'iS It. H. K. II If. K.

en: r. I'aeille lii lliKh.t W.ll. I'nioii bta 1' ljnlllrstila CSOik'E Attains Fx Alton A T. II AltondT.H.pf r.x. B.

AlrUne.t.r. H. C. K. A Canton C.

A I. 'ent. 'lies. A hleairo A A c. 'hi.

A A.pf lar, Ml. AO C. A I Consol. I). A KioUrnii.

Krle, Krie, pf. Fort W.Tne. II.4KLJ..I., r. II A HI. Joe.

lf HI W.HU Lr pf 5- VV. Farce 12. Harlem 2U5 II. A SI West Rich. 311 Rich.

A 10O' II. A U. Kan.A Texas. Tunnel. ''h I UkoErleAW P1.1 and money Harkat.

PHiLADXLrnu, July 10. The market was unsettled. Hil. Atkrtt. Bitl.

Ukrtl. liChieh Vallev 'i I'enn'a. Allot. N. I HA'itlc, K', 41 Keadlng VW N.

Pacific JjpMph 4t. 41 II. 1'. A. 17 iT.i I'hlla A North.

Central 17 Under. Kleep. Hunt. A COMMERCIAL. New Tork Otaraets Nkw York.

July .10. Floor Receipts were lIi.2Hi barrels; exp rts were 1 tl. or.il barrels; a shade stronger and In Instances Ifte hieher: fairly active export and jobbing trade demand; sales ot barrels: No. 3 t'2 superfine western snd stale 4.ur; common to good extra western ana state Jl.TOQfi.OO; gKd t. ehoi-o lo ff4.7oa9.00; common to choice white wheat western extra flH.Vft; fancy do.

fH.30QU.00; coniuion to choice extra Ohio I.HS0S.OO; common to choice extra Ht. fjouin (Hien.lKI; patent Minnesota extra good to prime fn.if&H.M: choico to double extra uiarKt eiweu nnn. KYB rLOitR 1 tie market was iituci ami nrmat 1. IO for aupertine. Corn Mkai Market wan firm; yellow western $4.

Ml; Brandy wins $4 tit). Whkat The receipt were 125,300 bnahels; exports 215.239 bushels; msrket was lJ'iV; higher nnd very ntroiiR: only moderate export trad ing; lnk litixiiicHf. on speculative accotiiil; closed nnn st a tritls under tho outside rates; sales of 2.i:i7,OIHI busheli; No. 2 sn.inc SI. 31; No.

2 red. jtf forcertiticatea. $1 leliverrd; lo white S1.2U; No. 2 red. Julv $1.31: August 1.2H; Kepteiubcr 1.25j; October I tuKN-AiarKet was nrm inacaan iu: options opeiied 'ua'vc lower, hut sulmenueiitly recoven'd ami advanced tiifle, and closed with lest strength; tra le less active; re eipta were C4 122 bushels; ex- IM.rts were imstieis; sales or l.KCJ.OOO bushels; No '2.

wtjflHTV in elevator, HHc de liver il: No. 'J, July K7Sc; August K7'v-; tSoptem- her Khve; nctoiier mhHiC. Oats Ihe market was nOIVM: metier and fairlv aetive: receipts were Oo.lOO bushels; sales of H14.00 buahels: No. 2 21a4c; do white mixed state Ouc; white do 41 1QC.tr.:; No. 2.

July BihfiOtlc: Angust 62lii0 3'4e; Keptetnber dOtJ.Wc; Ootober 600 iiav was nrm anu quiet; snipping at One. Hops The market was very firmly held and un changed. Cokkkk Itio, quiet and nrrn. Hco a The market was quiet. Molammch Market wis quiet and unchanged.

Rice The market was steadv and oulet. PrrROi.rus Market was ft and tliir her; United 66V; crude in barrels reHneu 7 H.C Potatoks Market wan firm and quiet; Long Island 15.0005.60: l5.OOSfl.00. Koos Market was a shade easier; state and Pennsylvania Pork Opiionr. dnll. heavy snd lower; cash lots.

Arm and more active: old mess spot $2 1. Ml; new do quoted at $22 oUtf22.7: wertern prime ess $21. Mi: new mess, (September August ro. BtrrrsK The market was firm for choice; state Cuiehk The market was dull and weak; new state eOlOc. rblladolpBia JSarfcecs.

I PHILAOBLPB11. July la KLOt'E The market wu dull and weak; Bupcrrlne $2.8703.00: extra Ohio and Indiana family Pennsylvania family A ISt- Louis do H.2a7.M; Minnesota extra 0.5O; do straight 7.Mi: winter patent spring do $7.60 OS.5U. KTE FLOC-R 4.25a4 60. Whkat Market was higher: No. 2 western red $1.32: Pennsylvania red do amber $1.321 H3.

Cobm The market was higher; steamer sail yellow tK2U2c; -do mixed t0392c; niix.d 87c. oats Market was higher: No. 1 white OMc No. 2 do No. 3 do title; No.

2 mixed 04 PUOVTBIONO The market was nrm: mew pork beef hams $230049 2 OO: India mess beef f. o. bacon and sruoked shoulders 11SC: salt do KrV-: smoked hams lSStiK-; pickled do lSVAlSc. Laid-Market wa firm: city kettle loose hutrhers steam l.l LV. KOO The market vu firm; Pennsylvania 26c: western i 2 le Chicago Markets.

Chicago. July 1. rLoc Market was in good demand atfuU prices. It' 'I 1, l.i..KAv l.nt fill Saul i lie uiiirc. uiiioi, wu, uuu.

No. 'J Chirac. $1.32 fnr C.h;ll.3i81.33 July: ei.l-t ir yvnxos: oi i'r niiem lor year; regular, dun, ll.lo lor July n.i'2'Mor August: a l.iiv, ior Kentemner: no. red winter. $1.19 lor cash; for July S1.12-.

for August: The market was steady snd firm; HO for ca.ii; txii, for July; MUVgsuc to: August; i-hjc i or rx picuibrr; ior uciooer; 71c for year. Oats Market in good demsnd and higher: 6ttc for earn; lor July; 42743c for Aufiiot; 4.Jc lor tv-ptember, ob70Q for year. Kyi Mai-Let was eaaierat 74Vac Barley Market ass dull and nommal. Bl'LK Moth Market was steaiy sad unchanged; shoulders 75; short rib abort clear Wsiair-Kteadv and unchanged BrrrkR Miket a as stronger; creamery fair to ttiie lUny 14021c. Ktros-hirauy with a fair demand at 17c Buffalo Cattle ataraet.

Bcvfalo. July 10. CATTL-RecelpU to-day Were 870 bead; demand active and prices fully 26c higher; extra deer 6: good to choice do $0.76497.60: tir to medium do ao.TotTO-ttS: lig-nt do 6 eO; Tnu do mixed butchers' do t.OO(96 0: common to choice cows atoekcni S3 7 40; fat bulls $4.6005 26; stock Jo 7V sugar ad Lambs The receipts to-day were g.lr sj head; market wa dull and price lower: fair to good im; ped choice to fancy do $4 common do $6.2649 a bjl Hoea The receipts to-day were 6,000 bead; market wait all and prices a shade lower, to eood Yorkers SS 2S43.tlO: good modara weia-bts I choico haarj SS.OO; best grades dis- posau ot Oil City SI ark eta. On. CtTT.

July 10. rrrsoLSxa Market wss active; United ftps Lino cerritVr a-ee were flru; oniied at 67. de- dedlaay. aad closed 6bV on Uix-Vaway llenoh, it is i 1. ly woman of lxut 40 years is employed.

h.we hist.ny is highly romantHS. A writer in the Albany states that her maiden uame was Van Tluren, and that nhe was lHrn in Recnsalaer count v. Ireident Van liuren waa brother of her grandfather and other relative weie of favored am-estry While reeeivinp an education at the Willard Seminary, in this city, slie brnmr Infatuated with a man namrd FllKitt. wliomMie married despite ber parents" otest. ith F.lliott she.

removed to California. There her hnshand. who bad considerable money, engafed in stork specnljtions. and ith such dazzling success that Mrs. F.lliott participated.

Fch investment jieldcl p.Mcn returns and the Elliotts soon became noted for their princely hospitality, elegant residence. nornt. carriages and other manifold of the wralihy. As usual in such eases there was a sudden turn of fortuue's wheel. Mr.

Klliott came out of one mining speeula-tioa with less than when he entered. thher Ioes followed, and to meet the demands of ereditora, real estate, horse, diamonds and even costly clothes were fruitlessly sacrificed. Tbe victim of stocks was Uken ill and died. Mrs. Elliott proceeded to New York, which she reached in destitute circumstances.

Ibis was two years ago. and since then she has eked out an existence as best she eonld. Relatives have oflered her a home, but her proud spirit refused the shelter. Last week she was employed a chambermaid at the Atlas Hotel, where, in a calico wrapper. eiDeham apron and white rap.

she appeared as contented as when roll- mu in wealth on the racilic Mope, a lork merchant acquainted with her history. oRVred bis hand in marriage. She on the eround that she ha.l made a death bed promise to her tinfottur.ate husband that Sim would never marry aga-n. Wsff. Iteef fs Ten 1'ents a I'annd ts Ki; im nl the poorest live hiMiti.mslv with beef at wholesale at to cents a pound, spiing lambs i to I cents, veal 7 to cents, and mutlon fn.ro t.

A cents. Here we are Mill able to gel at a restaurant large tenderloin or sirloin steaks for cents, tender and juicy, wuh lettuce, an.l radishes tor which KaKtcru rpst.v'raniH extra bread ami -it i. if he prefers i cheaper S.in rraiioisoan ran an or.linarv steak, still irooil. lor 10 cents. colTif f-: and strawberries and cream fo.

ei s. or thire tor a quarter. The prices at our restaurants, of all grades. remain tbe same, thooirh the of the meats have slightly advanced, caasing some inconvenience to those places which feed the buniny at tbe extremcir K.w rate of ami 10 cents for a tolerable meal. It isa remarkable thing that no matter how hard times are in California, f.iod is so cheap and abundant that the want of it is never knowu even to the bousclrss tramp, who rarely sleeps under root.

The Mystery Solved. Fnii.in.riiiA. Julv 10. Pr. McFaddcn.

Chief Kugineer of the water depart nu-nt of this city, went to I'ottstown this afternoon, taking with bim a chemist. lie returned to-uight and it is understood that his solution of the mysterious isoring of the Schuylkill water in that licighlHirhood is that it is overcharged with sulphurous acid, issuing perhaps in unusually large quantities from the abandoned mince which arc cui pumped out. This sulphurous acid over balances the limestone water from the creeks and is accounted for bv reason of the heavv rains in the nptn-r rrgit.iis, correspondingly less rain in the limest.nc reghius. Tbe Miners Strike Knul. Ju'v 10.

The strike in the Clearfield bituminous coal region is reported by tbr President of the Bituminous Coal Exchamre. who has Just returned from that section, as virtually cuded. Many more men are at work to-day than there were ui Saturdav and the Knivhrs -f l.a'x.r. be says. admit tbeir defeat.

The strikers foun.l themselves losing strength and many of the men, who were induced to joiu the move ment, have returned to work and tbe places of those who held out will be tilled by new men. Attempted to fensoa Her Wotl.er. PoTTsviixX, July 10. To unsuccessful attempts were made the lattet lait ofl.vst week bv a f.Mirteen-year old-daurbtcr of Mrs. Long, to poison ber mother and brother by placing I'arw green in drinking vessels.

Crompt medical attendance saved the lives of tbr VTctiimsv. Tbe family ttve on a fsrr near Schuylkill navrn. The child has ma a statement that she was proroptcu to the art by an elder siax r. now livinc in Philadelphia, who left borne on account of family troubles. Tbe Srrlbe ef Boston I'mulkrrs.

BoeTOX. July 10. At a meeting of ovnen. master shipwrights, and nuuagers of docks this forenoon, a large list of signatures of interested parties was presented approving the action of the pievious meeting afreeing to pay only iO.oO per day to joonteymen caulkers, for i m.niths. Oalv two master-sbipwTigbl in this city had failed to tbe above movement, and their is regarded as temporary.

A Fatal Qaarrel. CniiAi.o. July 10. At eight o'clock tiiLi morning Cbas. B.

Stile, for many years Caller on tbe call board, and a well known man in board of trade was shot and tnsttntly killed by V.a.la'iiie Stile. She obtained access to bis r. 'y an art ilice. hen a quarrel ensued, which resulted iu tbr tragedy. Shr claims thai stif was on terms of intimacy if l.vr.

atwi that her announcement of to kd to the uar-rel which ended i sirikiaic iips' JIaa.eTS. Mtt.vi.vi kF.l. 10. Tli Treasurer of InternatKHul Cigar-Makers" I nioc who has been keepic thestriliir in funds, refuses to do so any longer. This will likely produce war inside of the Vblwi Charges have already been nude against the I'tiion of mi-appropriauoo.

Ou tbe other ha id. it is held that tbe flow of monev from the East will soon be resumed. Tuc developments are awaited ith interest. ixcapttalod byaa PuoviDF-xcr, IL L. July lo.

Hairy Welch. fvHtrteen years obi, an errand U.y for ,7 a jewe'r firm oa Pge s.rect, thts city h.1 h- head nmier the elevator cuain 7 7 21 1 Tbe eleratiir was moving Ul' and II drew his body acroa the Ur. Dearly scver- tng the bead from tbe necK. he rxiy dropped to the ground door and he was in stantly killed. Tbe Freift-bt Handlers' Strike.

New York. July 10. The freight hand lers strike continues. A few disturbances hare occurred, but ia the main order is pre-eerred. Two Italian were roughly bandied in Battery Park this morning Bostos.

July 10. A despatch from Coo- cord uyt: Su prison is all to day and was famished for the first time to the) iuiinTs this afternoon. Aavaaee Graatad. OuNuK. J- July 10.

The strike ot tbe mill hatters has been settled, all ahope gTeAting the adraoce aaked. In the matter of inqnast on the body of Frederick Reitlloger Decree of Court In form flled, and the rule dlscharg ed Ia tha matter of eroctioa of additional election district in Jenkins township Court appoint 1. E. Hart well, W. Illnes and George Batler viewer.

Commonwealth vs. I'nter Cox Court sen tenced bim to pay tbe Commonwealth a fins of f2S and cost of prosecution, and nnuergo Imprisonment lo the Luzerne county prison for a term of two months. tit mux M.r.AS. Before Jmlgs Rice. Calvin Detrirk vs.

Kusxons Koitrkc: Writ of habere, fads with clsus of rl. fa for costs, la directed to issue. John W. Jones vs. Thomas McQrah and others: Record amended, George A.

Wells being made plaintln and Connor defendsnt; case referred to G. L. Ralsey; defendants plead guilty. In tbe matter of distribution of pmceod of SherifT ale of real estate of Peter Brown: Report In pursuance of acreement of parties In interest filed In open court and confirmed absolutely. Ueorget).

Hornet vs. B. (iodfried: Ilule granted to show cause why the money realized by sale sad paid Into court sbsll not be paid out to the said plaintln. James S. Gallagher vs.

John Bigtin: lii'le granted to show cause why the above stated Judgment shall not be stricken off; returnable at next Argument Court. Second National Bauk vs. J. T. Doyle and 4bers: Plaintiffs bill for printing baring been excepted to by one of tbe defendants the same Is referred to Alex.

Farnham as master for relaxation. A. M. Krneger vs. Rubert llutledge and others.

Case referred to Alex. Farnham as master and examiner. Jo. E. Ullman vs.

Geo. K. Powell, admin istrator of ft. S. Winchester, dee'd: Case referred to Geo.

R. Bedford, one of the standing masters In chancery. John P. Schmidt, a native of Germany, was sworn and admitted as a citizen of the I'nlieJ States. John F.

Goldsmith, trustee, vs. K. A. Voe- burg: Court extends time for dcfunJant to close her testimony thirty d.ys beyond time fixed in rule of July 8th, 182. Commonwealth National Bank vs.

Gibbons: Court continues rule for Judgment to September Court, testimony to be taken in the meantime. OPINIONS FILED. Judge Rice filed the following opintons in Court yesterday. John Moylan vs. M.

Bronson: Motion for preliminary injunction refused and injunc tion heretofore allowed dissolved. G. M. Richartand wife vs. R.

J. Wilson and others: Demurrer overruled and tbe defendants directed to answer within thirty days. J. W. Gilchrist, warden, vs.

City of Wilkes-Barre: Judgment entered for tbe defendant. Aaron Claflin Co. vs. J. Stern: lie-taxa tion of cost by the Prot honorary affirmed.

E. Thomas vs. E. E. Hendrick: Rule to open judgment, is made absolute; isue to be framed by counsel and submitted to the Court for approval.

S. K. Hess Co. vs. Oscar J.

Harvey: Ex ceptions to report of referee overruled, report confirmed and judgment entered therein for the plaintiffin the sum of 1, 1.12.46, with interest from March 31st, 1881. Ia Paver of tba Coroner. It will be remembered that several months ago a man named Frederick Reltllnger was drowned in the canal near tbe county prison and that a police officer, failing to find the Coroner, summoned Alderman Rooney to hold an inquest. He proceeded to the station house and empanelled a jury. The Coroner was not out of town and soon after the Rooney jury had aaaem bled he came on tbe scene He also selected a jury of inquest and ordered the Alderman to proceed no further.

The latter disputed bis authority under the circumstances and applied for fees for tbe inquest held by himself. A case stated was prepared and brought before tha Court. President Judge Rice yesterday Bled tha following opinion: Luxeme county, In ra. inquest ou the body of Frederick Reltllnger, dee'd In the case Id band there Is nothing to indicate that tbe Alderman did not act In good faith, but tbe Coroner was not out of the county, nor was he unable to attend, nor was there such diligent search aad inquiry made as to raise tbe pre- lumpUon of hli Inability to attend. 0a tbe contrary be did attend within a very short time after tbe body was found and Immediately proceeded to bold an inquest.

Tbe result was a conflict of authority between tbe Ceroner and tbe Alderman over tba dead body. -This mlsbt have been avoided by a little less un due baste In summoning the Alderman; rule la discharged. Mora las 8. L. Brown contemplates erecting three more warehouses on Market street daring tbe summer.

K. 8. Williams has commenced ex ca rati of for a three story brick warebouae, 23 x80, on tba lot recently purchased from Mr. Brown. With these Improvements going on in this quarter of the city, with the probabilities that the Lehigh Valley Ball road Company will build a very handsome passenger depot at tbe corner of Market and Canal streets, it would te If tbe owner of property, as well a the public generally, should be otherwise than justly indignant oa account of the old stables being moved from tbe canal to Market street, of which mention baa been made by the pressof tbe city.

We trust some measure msy yet made by which suitable balldings msy be erected In place of the unsightly stables, or tbe project moved to some less prominent lo rality. Attoas.pt to afeeape From Prison. At 13 o'clock on Sunday night tbe attention of John McDonald, the watchman at the eoun IT prison was attracted to tbe erooud tier of cells by a clicking noise. Be stepped quietly to the end of tha corridor. There was a light burning oo tLe lower part of tbe prison and he saw that one of the prisoners had eacapud from bis celL McDonald, ordered lum to go back.

He replied that he could wot do so. Tbe watch mau, who had drawn his revolver, ascended the stairs and advanced toward tbe prisoner. The latter did not mak any effort to get away aad McDonald found that ba was John Panel, one of tbe famous boy burglars who made tuch extensive hauls from suves in this city last falL Ee oald sot re-enter the cell, the door having become locked when he closed it after coming out. He undoubtedly had a key, bnt it eoaidaot be found oa his person or in the cell. He refused to tell what he had done with it.

Yesterday morning he was hoppled and haadcaffed and placed ia the dungeon where ha will be kept until be confesses bow tbe key came ia hi possession. Bnlrttaal SUtreot. 8L Mary' convent In this city has been va cated for the present by the Sisters of Charity aad tbe sixty priests of this Catholic diocese, with Et. Rev. Bishop O'Hara, have assembled Ibsis for tbe "-Spiritual Kecreax," which will last a week.

The exercises will be con-d acted by Et Father VTayricb, ol Jf ew Tart Lectures on religious topics will be delivered by aosae of the ablest pi hers la tho priest- hood of live Caiholic Churoh. to of a an to an at of i By Telegraph la Fr-oK i. July 10. The Ihily A'r understands that Mr. Gladstone's declaration on Friday that if Mr.

Trevelyan' amendments to the repression bill neie rejected lie would "have to consiJcr hi jicrsonal tosi-tion," foreshadowed bis personal disposition to retire from the leadership of the Mouse of Commons, and it confirms the announcement that be will to-night make a statement accepting the decision of the House of Commons upon Mr. Trevclyan'a amendment. l.ATKK. London, July 10. The Irish repression bill was read a second time without division this afternoon in tbn House of Iords.

In tbe House of Commons Mr. Gladstone stated that the defeat of the government on Friday was unprecedented. The government would use discretion in employing the powers given them and he Inijied it would not be necessary to employ all of them. That was all he had lo say on the subject. Kngland Dlaapprovra.

don, July 10. The Daily lemif that there has been an important correspondence with the Canadian Government relative their action iu connection with the resolution of the Dominion Parliament approving home rule for Ireland. The luperial Government, Ihe Aria says, evpiesM its emphatic disapproval of the conduct of the Dominion authorities. How Sir. Ilsvllt Will be Welcoinr.l.

LoNiios, July 10 It is proposed to givo banquet to Mr. Michael Davitt on his re turn Irom America. Mr. Patrick Kuan. Treasurer of the Laud league, has prepared account of tnc sums lie bos received from March to June, the total" being HD.T-IO.

mostly from America. City Prisoners at Ihe County Yesterday morning, In tlm east! stated be tween Warden CiW-liriMt tli! Cilv of Wilkes-Barre. for tlio board of prisoners sent the county prison for failure to pay penalties imposed under tho ordinances of the city for runkenness and tlisonlerly conduct, Kice riled nil nplnin to the effect that the city is not liable. Therefore behold that the transgressions are public oflenscs ami always liave been so regarded. They are none ilie less so bc- couse committed within the limits of a eltv or borough in violating a city or borough ordinance.

The defendants convicted therefor, are not merely debtors to the city or borough by reason of the judgment for the line ami penalty, but arec invicted offenders against morals, decency, good order and tho peace of tin. Ciiiiimou- ealth, and its such the public is interested in the enforcement of the penalties of the law against them, as well as is the particular municipality. It seems to bim that it Is clear that the primary liability rests upon the county and there is no right of action over against plaintiffs in eivil action, given lu express terms. Whether there would be such a right implied it is not necessary for him to decide, inasmuch as under the conclusion reaehinl in the consideration of tho lirsf branch of tho case the city could not Is- held liable, either in action by the Warden or the county in cases sach as those referred to anil embraced lu tho case started Judgment was entered against tbe defendant. -A Carpenter's Fearful Fall.

laeob Hanze, a carpenter in the employ of M. B. Houpt, was at work yesterday morning tbe east or rear end of tho Valley House. He stood upon a ladder on scaffolding, tlfty-six feet from the grouud and was engaged in put ting on the roof, he was not over-careful of the raanuer in which he moved up or down the ladder and at 10 o'clock it was thrown out position by a sudden tilt. Hanze lost his balauce and fell backward.

In going down he turned over and he struck on his stomach ou the top of a porch that is located at tho second story. It broke his fall to some extent, but bo rolled oil' and fell to the ground, strilffng upon his siJc. He became unconscious. His fall was observed by tbe Misses Fuller, who hurried to his as sistance and applied restorative freely. Many of his lellow-workmen also arrived on tho scene and after unrelenting eflorts on their part he revived.

lie in pain and was immediately conveyed to the ho-pital. It was found that one of his legs is broken, that he had sustained severe bruises, and that be was injured internally. He became insen sible Soon after be arrived at the institution, but occasionally be would revive ami speak to the attendants. He is a German, is married i-nd bas a family, and bis home is ou North Franklin street. At 10 o'clock night Le was sleeping quietly and it appeared as if he may recover.

nil-loa. lioroiigli West Pittston's fatheis nut evening. J. S. Swuhrr, ol Tuukliaun'M'k, called upon friends here yeacerday.

The Pennsylvania Coal Company will pay tbeir employees this week West l'ittston is reprt-sentod by a number of families st the campground. Harry Sbeldle is making mauy improve ment in bis place of business. J.J.Keating is laying a foundation for handsome structure on Railroad street. A picked nine of tbe Kagle Fire Company will soon play the Niagara's picked nine. Do not forgt the Niagara Knginc Couij.any'8 excursion to Jones' Lake ou the Tickets for sale at Andrews.

The old Democratic war Major byte. Is In the held for honors in the Seventh District The West Pittston Presbyterian Snnlay School will picnic at Newport ou Thursday and not at Fairview as stated before. On Sunday evening, as Jubn McNamara was passing the saloon of Dennis Tigue, near the -'unction, the former addressed Xr Tigue with some remarks that did not apparently suit in whereupon he procure! a revolver aad fired several shots at McNamara, two of took effect in tbe face and neck. The latter throws all the blame upon himself and refuses to prefer charges. City Tax Levy.

The following levy of taxes has been upon property in Ibis city for the ensuing year: First School District, First, Second, Third, Sixth and Ninth wards County tax, 7 mills; bridge, Hi sinking fund, c.unty, city, 18. sinking fund, city, 2. school, 1.5. building, poor, total, 52 mills. Second School District, Tuirtorn'h and Fourteenth wards County tax, 7 mills; bridge, sinking fund, county, 1: city.

IS. sinking fund, diy, 2: school, 11; building, poor, xaitl. mills. Tbird School IJistrlct, Foarth, Fift. Sev etttb, Eighth, Tenth, Eleventh, Tweift'- and Fit-teen lb wards-bounty ux, mills; bridge, S': sinking fund, county, 1: city, 18; sinking fund, city, school, 10; building.

poor, 3. tobal, mills. A.