The Dowager Empress Bends
to the Chancellor's Will.
”ED311031 runs 61m UP.
m lattkows and Dona tints-An
mmmnslpforths As»,
.l. Mandem—Tmhlle‘ Slaughter at
flaunt—flint at can. Boning".
Import, aw. it-The Pall Mall Gazette
muses upon what it regards as excellent
authority that Em Frederick, of Ger-
ms. to My conceded w the German
authority” the right to her latehushand's
papers, andanared Prince Bismarck of that
W delivery into the hands of the
pupa persons. Them-w of her majesty's
,mb stated to be a threatrnadeby
'Prlnosllismarckto delay theopenlngoftho
hump-refs will until the papers shoeld
ha returned. As the royal lady depends
solely upon the provisions of the will for her
future allowance, the statement pomeues
demerits of truth which cannot be ignored,
duos it 'u in the power of the chancellor to ,
porn: the opening and reading of the will ‘
indefinitely in the ahssnoe of a positive order
» from the emperor to the contrary—an color
3. the kaiser would he very unlikely mime.
Thusagata it would seem that he: majesty‘s
sttelnplsto warns the iron chancellor have
resulted in his coercing her. .
(:anonltacColboftne Diocese of Ripon,
borne my, himself for anertiug that
Matthews adopted a policy of home rule for
Ireland after having consulted on the sub- =
feet with Lord Beaconstleld. This statement
{allelittlo short of giving the lie direct to
Ilr. Matthews’ assertions in h'u recent speech
inthehouaeofcommousthat ho had never
entertained the opinion that Ireland should
have home rule.
Tholtalian faster, Succi, has announced
h'n intention of shortly beginning a season of
forty days fasting at Barcelona, which city
is now filled with people attending the exhi-
bition. Succi has not yet revealed the mania
and nature of the African plant upon which
heprofeeses to depend on a substitute for
food, and whatever mystery has hitherto at-
tached to his performances is still retained
asoueof the chief features. lie is execs»
lively fanatical and is ardently devoted to
spiritualism, being one of the deli-gum to
the spiritualist congress at Barcelona.
Mr. lichael Davitt has written a long
letterto The Dublin Freeman in regard to
thefuud fertile relief of the distressed in.
habitante of the Arron Islands. lie severely
oondelnrlthe present administration of the
fund, which he characterizes as a “continuum
spoon feeding,” and declares that it has
lappedthsmoralflbreof themople and re-
duced the majority of them to a state of
semi—mendiaincy. Instead of doling out 83'
sistanoe in such insignificant quantities as to
merely prolong the distress it is intended to
relieve, Mr. Davitt adises the necessity of
inn-casing the facilities for employment, to
the end of allowing the people to earn the
bread they need, rather than to accept in
charity only a sutlic’lent quantity to keep
body and soul together.
During his coming tour of figotlnrnl, it is
outweigrmbrm’a $033323:
Bis majesty will alsoinclude in his tour a
fortnight’a trip to Glasgow, Edinburgh and
the Chen lakes.
There is a strong and growing feeling
among a section of the Irish constabnlary
agairnt the police orphan fund raised to
mummate the queen's jubilee. This feel—
ingts based upon the alleged fact thataL
though the fund is nominally an accumula-
],L tion of voluntary ofl'crlngs, constables who
you s’él not subscribe to it are made in various
. ways to feel the comequences.
An official dispatch received at Rome
from limasowah says that 350 auxiliary
troops under command of Italian officers
have been destroyed by the Abyssinian; The
killed in: ride all the ofiicers. An attack
was being made by the auxiliaries upon ring-
aneti. The catastmphe wan due to treachery
on the part of the native allies, who joined
the enemy during the lighting.
Gen. Boulauger returned to Paris Sunday
night from his tour. After an exnlrlinntlun
the magistrates at St. Jean d'Angely ordered
the release from custody of Professor l’crrin,
who was charged with attempting to shoot
(ion. Boulanger during A political fight at
that place. it is stated that I’rofoaoor I’ »r'
rin was knocked down by partisans of Bon—
langer, that he fired at his assailants in self
defense anlnot at the general. litany par-
ticipants in the fight have been arrested.
The parlinrncntury denunciation of Cam-
horne, representing 15,000 miners, has
adopted a resolution denouncing the con-—
duct of Mr. Conyheare, M. I’. for the Carn—
borne division of Cornwall, in writing all in-
sulting letter about Speaker Peel, as on in—
sult and a disgrace, and declaring that Mr.
Cmylleare is not fit to sit in purlinlrwnt.
M
ov
A How York City (tannin Burned.
va Your, Aug. l»t.-—Tho Convent of tilt
Sacred Heart, at One Hundred and Twenty-
e‘lghthltrmt and 8t. Nicholas avenue, wan
but“ last evening. lm, swoon). All
the hunter escaped safely. The fire was
and by theoarelessuess at a workman who
was making some repairs about the building.
The Terror to no Rebuilt.
Itsw You. Aug 14. ~Thslroaelad Terror,
onset the huge mantel-snow approaching
completion after having been laid up at
it Bons' shipyard, Philadelphia. for
”smiles arrived here and will in
to oorsplettua atths Brookl navy
rill. W m th- 3
amour-rumba "ma-y.
humus, Ian, an. 14.411» thirty.
tans gents at anehrewwarld
ass-lag harshes- arrested fordaaclngon
finnday,andalloffllsm,inelndlagthebrlda
hd to spend thenlghtlnthe
to thstsetthatthehallm
midtown.
W “was csnshsr In.
, . ‘ Mason, A u-Vles President
M Cracker 0‘
‘_ .olmnonthrar-clso
h Malagathhhuntnlonta-
loan. sermons-s WILL.
II. We. Ole-third of Ills W .0
III Wife—08hr mm
Velodrome, Aug. Mutt-l. Milan's
will was filed and admitted toprobate in the
prolntecourt here yesterday. The will'is
dated May 23, less. lie loam to Ms WI!»
Mini of all his real estate, exwvt the
Ohio homestead, and emsmd of all lb.
W31 t mrt in lieu of outer.
To anlgate l’iberldau he leaves the Ohio
hommewl, to revert to his soo, Phil Sheri.
don. in fee sirn
Alltherutollhlbo property he leaves.”
his wife. to his brother, II. V. Sheridan, and
Linden Kent ill trust to recover mu. 6113..
for the maintenance and education of his
children. lie gives the care and guardian-
ship of his children to his wife.
The petition for probate states that ht
wrwnnl will!” mists of $2,721 money:
§~,.,..ll'=twk+, etc, $5,000 swords, etc, 33,000
hnuvulivml furniture, tom horse and car-
riage Mid $500 in the bullet: at Nonquitt. Illa
tho indcbtuiuess is not more than $1,250.
Letters installlentnry were granted Mrs.
liberidan, Col. Sheridan and Mr. Kent on
bond of £2,310. »
WHOLE VlLLAGES BURNED.
Terrible Volcanic Disturbances In Japan.
Hundreds of Lives but.
has Iv'luslcr-lco, Aug. li.—-I~'urthcr ad—
vices regarding the volcanic eruptions in
Japan state that. the email villages of
Kishimwn, Alrinmto and llwmo, in Bino-
lrihnra Movin, were covered with sand and
tubes, and the site on which they stood is
thrown into a mountain. The number of
persons buried in these villagesisentirely
hasca lthe publmationln The Universal Q unknown, but it is believed that no one
Review, overhitsignature, stating that he !
hastheauthority of Mr. Henry Matthews, ‘
there escape-d alive.
The following villages suffered the most:
At. Nina forty-five residences were de-
stroyed and twelve person killed.
At Shibuya seventeen residences were do
stroyed and twenty persons killed and
wounded.
At Sagnmki twenlydlve residences were
destroyed and ninetyeight pawns kflied
At Ilorolvi thirtyvsevcn residences were dev
stroyod and mono was killed, as the people
had lied.
Where's the Contract khor law?
leuvrw, Aug. ”—vachme
skilled in various trades, principally iron
and steel, paused through this city on the
Pennsylvania railroad yesterday, on route
lodiflerent westerncities, to take positions
promised thorn previous to their soiling
from England. They arrived in I'hilallel—
phia Sunday on the steamship Ohio. One of
their number» man of good appearance,
stated that he was from shrophire, Eng-
land; that he was a skilled workman in
iron and steel, and that he as well as a
number of his companions were going to
Juliet, Ills, to actept positionsin the steel
works at that place. He had been receiving
wnges of three shillings per day in England,
and woke of the condition of foreign work-
inan and their families as deplorable.
0H Piped 206 Miles.
Chicano, Aug. li-At ”:10 o’clock yet
tor-lay morning mule [mtrolcum started
from Lima, 0., three wee-Ls ago, arrived in
Chicago through the big pipe line of the
National Transit company. The oil is now
flowing into the tanks at South Chicago at
the rule of who barrels per hour. The oil is
pumped through an eight inch pipe from the
Ohio oil fields, in!) miles away. The oil is to
be used for heating purpcnes. According to
new tool, and 'tnlit they info now "doing' so
with great saving. From the distributing
station, the oil will be furnahed’ the wells of
Minneapolis and the factories of the north-
west in tank can
Fire Laddlcs Going to Mlmsoapolls.
Calcium, Aug. M.-——Qnite a large number
of fire chiefs and engineers from custom and
southern cities pooled through Chicago on
route to the convention of the National Arno
elation of Fire linglneers at Minneapolis try
day. A hundred or more of them called
upon Chic! Swrcnio yesterday, Among them
were: 5. M. \l’nllcry, assistant engineer
Providence fire department; L. Ill. Jones.
chief, lilncon, 0a.; William Stoekell, ex-
chiof, Nashville; E. M. Unveil, chief, Nash
ville; “l. B. ”an, ex-chlef, Augusta A
special train tearing the firemen left on the
Wisconsin Central last evening.
Communist l'lottn is luau].
Pains, Aug. him-M. Finite, thonotorious
communist nod intimate friend of Gen. Blur»
qui, '3 dead. He was many times sent to
prison for the active part he took in commu—
nism, and after the downfall of tho commune
following the Pranco—l’rmslinn war tied to
America, where he remained until the proc-
lamntion of amnesty to participators in that
uprising.
lie Says Ile Murdered John Laney.
lewlnvox, Me., Aug. ll—Jerry and
Michael Mctlillicnddy have been arraigned
for the murder of John Iahey. Michael
pleaded not guilty. Jerry exclaimed: "I
did ltmyseli,nrld nolivingrnan eke had a
hand in it.” Unconferringwithhiscouusel
unchanged his pleato not guilty. The ex-
arninationis going on with the same witr
nestles that were before the coroner.
Robberies in Monica.
Cm or Marco, via Galveston, Ten,
Aug. H.——A few nights ago a servant let. a
gang of twenty armed robbers into the house
of a family living in this city. The robbers
bound the manic in their basin The robbers
mkmrlyoverythinginthehosmmvenths
mattresses from the beds and all the clothing
oi the family and servants. _
A Covet Steel Saved ller Ufa.
Chicano, Aug. u-Bdward Blossen, who
shot Lillie Vale in a Washington street
salorm Sundaynighghas not yetheen as»
rested. The girl tslyingat the county boo
pit-l, but is in no danger, as the bullet
struckacorset staeland glanudoffJnflictv
lug only a slight wound.
Drowned!- lid-Ounce.
N" You A Ida-U. W. Larvan' tor a
lawyer,of NS. 13m m, jumped frllm
thssteamshlpArhoaa in mid-ocean Thurs-
day hag-ad was drowned. lie had been
aboardforhishealth,having shown of
Ilraintronhla m
Drowned In the tug-shalom
aadlt'llseatlsllsr, “was”
years respectively, while bathing lathe”
rivsrasar
thirdepthsnd mdrownsd.
Ir. W I!“ I’m“.
Ilse Yul. Ass. than». not... on»
ills coalition
summer or ‘Au. 1'"! agowra
M ‘
mm, u. my ..,, .0,
mammal-so
few Miler yachts had started before the do
cin'on was inside.
fill.“ nauux cualmonrl cusosron.
Earn Autumn, N. Y., Aug. ll—hlr. C.
J. Hamlin, not luring satisfied with thedv
feat of Belle Hamlin at Buffalo Friday, has
sent a proposition to B. J. Gordon at Cleve.
land challenging Clingstcne Chi-ti to another
match with belle Hamlin (zoom. to come oi!
at Washington park, Chicago, week after
Hamlin also pmpwes a race to pole between
Ulingstone and Guy, who have a team
record of 22175;, and Belle Hamlin and Jun-
tina, who have a warn record of 2:18, driven
by their owner to top wagon. The beats in
the last named race to hatrntted against
time. Yesterday Brown sent Belle Ilarnlin,
Globe and Justina to Village farm, East
Aurora, where they will he allowed to run to
gnu for a week. The shoes have been
taken off Belle, and she runs armlnd in her
half acre paddock like a yearling colt.
noxnav’s nannau. Gauss.
At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 3; Baltimore,
2 (12 innings). Hits: Cincinnati, 5; Balti-
more, 7. Errors: Cincinnati, 8; Baltimore,
t. Batten“: Weyhing and Keenan, Unn-
ningham and Coats.
At St. Louis—St. Louis, 8; Cleveland, it
fills: St. Louis, l0; Cleveland, 8. Errors:
St. Louis, 2; Cleveland, 6. Batteries: Hud-
son and Boyle, Bakely and Snyder.
At m-lnmbetrolt game postr
poned on account of was
At Philadelphia-Philadelphia, 2; Indian
apol'sl, l. Hits: Philadelphia, 5; ludianapo
lis, 3. Errors: Philadelphia, 5; Indianapo-
l'n. 5. Batteries, Butllrlton and Clements,
Bulick and Buckley.
At Washington—Washington, 2; Pitta-
hurg, 3: “its: Washington, 8; Pittsburg, 9.
Errors: Washington, 2; I’ittshurg, 4. Bat-
teries: U’Day and Densely. Galvin and Mllv
ler. ‘
At New York—New York,’ 5; Chicago, 5
ilainnings, called on account of darkness).
Hits; New York, 8; Chicago, ID. Errors:
New York, ll; Chicago, 4. Batteries: Welch
and Ewing, llaldwinnnd Duly.
At lwnvillo—Inulsvrllo, ‘l’; Brooklyml
Hits: willfit'llle, iii; Brooklyn, 7. Errors:
Louisville, 3; Brooklyn, l. Batteries; Chans-
s um; Kansas City, 13; Athletic,8. Er:
rors: lionsos City, 4; Athletic, l. Batteries:
Holman and Donahue, Mattirnore and Italy
lnson
At Hamilton trimming—Emilio“, 9;
Syracuse, 5. Hits: Hamilton, l5;Syracuss,
D. Isrrors‘ J : Hamilton, 3; Syracuse, 2. Bah
terres’ : ones and Visner, M
Walker. nrphy and
At Hamilton (afternoon—Hamilton, 2;
Rochester, l. Hits: Hamilton, 7; Rochester,
7. Errors: Hamilton, 2; Iloclleater,s. M
teries: Green and Visitor, Barr and Toy.
At Buffalo—Buffalo, 7; Troy, 5. Hits:
Buffalo, ll}; Troy, 6. Errors: Buffalo, 2;
Troy, ti. Batteries: Bart-on and Weloh,
Keefe and Wright.
At Toronto (lmrning)-—Toronto, 6; Lon-
don, ii}. Hits: Toronto, 7; burden, in; firs
rors; Toronto, 4; London, 2.
At Toronto (afternmn)-—-Toronto, 9; Lon-
don, 3. Hits: Toronto, l4; b~ralon,'l. Er»
rum—Toronto, 5; Inndon, 7. Batteries:
Weidrnnn and Oldfield, Fitzgerald and
Klilllov.
The liar Ilarlmr l‘nlortulatoa.
Ban Hanson, tie, Aug. ll.~'l‘lie bodies
of Min Millikan and Mr. llmd have no; been
found. It is feared that limo Shrike!“
mother will not recover from tho shod
earned by the young lady’s unhappy fata
TRADE BULLETIN.
low Iorls Honey and Produce Marla.
Quotations.
lisw You. Aug. ll—dfoncyclouled at 1
cent. the lmvm price of the dentin- hm
rate was 2 per cent. Exchange closed easier:
plated rules, “comm; actual rates, twat
for so days and 4.19:th for demand. 00v-
numerals closed neatly; cumueyh, no hid; A
coup, l“ hid; ll“, do. MI“ hid,
Mlle railroad [undo closed as follows: Union
an“, Hamill; Union laud grants, totaling Union
sinking funds, limit}: (Festivals. "mild.
Theatock market was lain active during tho
fore-won than on Saturday, the sales 'h' m 1.
o'doel having been only 1“.th shanw. ul which
3mm shah-s were Reading. At lumll Rowling
had declined lg Thoopeolag prices were from
5. so it; higher than at the close on flatnrday for
nearly all Wicks. In the half hour to 12 o‘doek
the market was firmer. sad part or the decline
was Poem-ml. lentils: prices at noon irregularly
”aged from lioturday's closing. Tilers w.
no will feature in the trading. The buying la
the afternoon was of an nastiest character. and
Math] stocks heretofore llama!”
Magmonual the highest pliers ofthshy.
The total sslvsof studs for the thy annotated
to 150.6!” shares. ...._._
fl-arnl last-eta.
Raw Yoaa. Aug. MAMUI—Jl’latsr w“
cairn, $2.7m”; Minnesota, do., ”3505.“; I.
Ila-rm
mama. semiannual”-
lpiet; mmwmmmrs
WHMT-«Uptloas closed steady.
BMsflssofltalrsd latest
Mama: sacred sad
lusdwlsur.Aag.. h;
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Wrtaaasaaan, Pa, Aug. M—Alsanrlu 0“”
sub-rend W-
W V "
next, conditions the snow as last week. Mr. ,
A nrnnrs
Wliflilll'lflll lllllli'l'.
Ono Quality,—-Tle Best.
Beef. Veal. w, Elation. gulls-n nu ma,
shoulder-L m,” “mm: iner- '
e.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
onanms 3mm
53 War-Illusion Street.
o-le Illa
‘Qhe gamer
HAS THE
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FOR
Job Printing!
OF ALL KINDS.
WORK PROMPTLY
EXECUTED
AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
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WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES
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”mm B“ MM) .u- I . s ’ ‘ V; :0. ' f'v -’ «9" «w... .‘m :
First race, flv damflst ”ilk g: a .
Pill‘flmla shstersseoud,0uashot ,' u... , ‘ , ,
third; tinie.mlfl:.06)(. Second race, lever» ’ = ’ a I: '
”:3; Vim..." ‘32; meme Vegetable, »Wte £5 2 ‘ , - it: a w.
’ I 00
Pilot second, liarwood third; time. 1:361. 0"!“ mm, ETC. fig;hlmllln tn “ fl. — . ,
Fourtlhragflnileaadu‘lhuliJ-J-w! . "W ' ' us f .1 fi 3 mg .
first, in mmamm;m . “a... local ‘
2:03. Fifthrace Rocks three 0 N . H &.:ED q ” lens-h MI “ law! .
swim of s'mllo: m m" ' Y" N' ' “at h; 3 mm. l’l's :- “- “""'OF THE”
mud, Duhiue third; time, 1:19“. Wm u, .. Leann. 0.. u M , ,
”MEAT-l” Teahrook: drsitgb‘lgzymd if: : breath. a :: Aden-EM. ‘
‘ m' " Aessn. Ileana
' mm“ lm ortant ll ~ m... ... ... ~
Baas-mos liacn Tun. Aug. lL-Firat I amass. 9.1: u m. . ‘
race, three-quartered smile; Minnie Palm M), u..." Anita, v“, at. . A”... an e... tees-l. ,
first. Ten-a K. sec’ond, Juhal third; time, 4.1. Wmfi,“ Q“ ulsrd‘ssu-m 7”It“ lane-lisp.
“:w/‘u Second race, ulile and a furlong; “m I", “um-M“ h. , u in shspsto a so " aeenl. ,
Usrsman first, Little hllnnie second, Banjo Mm. M, “M [yuan-bier» do. 9
third; time, 2:0”4. Third race, chenille; Igot the malaria in Central America two you-
wrnwood first. aim second. Clara 0. third; '3,“ '33 fWJfl$§magfif°m Trains I...» a.» ass-at - .
time, mm. Fourth race, three-quarters of “mud. . lac-s tor in, some wan. some nan. ' ‘AT T" E
a mile; Am first, Perkins seoorul, James Yours Truly m nan. we};
a llthird; time, new. _— no. “I?" 93: .. m on ‘
' run vrnrvauo luck murmur). ml! Mitt- " so! ”
Connor L'lvv,.liass. Aug. 114TheVlna- lull " ass “ o ——.————
yard race was postponed yesterday man- 620- 3' PLAISTED‘ :3 pl”. "5' u .
count of foul weather. The Dauntlel‘ and a "
0. I. Olin”.
(In. its
HOUBA'I'MIU ilAlLlilMI).
ORE.
5-2::-
“mfg: Remnants of Hamburgs,
ngz'? "Egg“??? Remnants 0f 011311198,
.. ’El-Ijé;:,, Remnants of Seemuckers,
“”3““ gr; Remnants of Gingham,
Remnants of Dress Goods, .
fl“ .. ”2;: Remnants ~ of Sateens,
mew?” Remnants of 4-4 Gotten,
have Bridgeport for Pittlleid.
7.10 a I. W's:
Remnants of Langdon 44 76 Cotton,
mfi. ems“ Remnants of Hero 44 Cotton,
'Goesoaly as far as New Ililfovd
WI. n. m. ‘Vlee been a (len’l lan'g‘t
W. K. bran, Sept.
.1. 1'. Palm. Gen. Ml lat..Brld¢rport.(‘onn.
Hatch, Bailey & Bu.
”—4-. >— -—~—~
WOOD HANTELS.
D0038.
BASH, BHIDS.
HARD WOOD WORK.
0? ‘ALL KINDS.
And in fact all Short Lengths must be closed out for loss than cost.
We will sell on Tuesday 10 lords of Lawn for 19 Cents. 10 Yards of
Crinklcd Seersucker for 39 Cents.
Largo Stock of Columns I ill—Em ms ’ ”—
1"" Trimmilm Highest cash Price “Miriam”
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