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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-09
Local and General.

THIS PAPER sefi fYgnd o on Sespopsr S a. GsS
Advertisin, Bureau (0 Spruce ST. where ed ,ert sing
contracts l.l-y Lc made for IL III NEW NCHh.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-09

Mn. J. ii. BATES. Newspaper Advertlsing
Agent. Al Park Row Times Budng), New
York. is authorized to contract for advertise
rrapts in IA CITIZEN
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-09

The list of slaughtered innocents
is rapidly increasing, parental careless
ness, often of criminal character, add
ing largely to the casualties Three chill.
dren were burned to death the other
day in a cabin in Kentucky, in which
they were locked b. their mother,
while the mother unmindful or careless,
perhaps, of the responsibilities Of
maternity, was absent at neighbor's
This is species of cruelty to children
which should be severely punished
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-09

The art of fcrmenting the Oporto
Grape into wine, in this country has
been brought to greater degree ofper-
fection by Mr. Alfred Speer of Passaic,
New Jersey. than by any other person,
and his wine is very popular as a ladies'
wine, as we'll as for the communion
table and for invalids For sale by d.
RI Wnller
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-09

Moro than month after its intro
duction, the bill purporting to be franz
ed for the protection of person and
property in Ireland has passed the
House Of Commons In the history
OF Parliament no measure ever met with
such persistent and effective opposition
at the hands of small minority, and
its passage involved an exercise of
arbitrary power on the part Of the
Speaker, and sacrifice of privileges on
the part of the House, which are tan
tamount to a revolution in Parliamen-
tary procedure.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-09

Three weeks ago the almost total
destruction Of the village of Waterford,
Eric county, by fire, led to suspicious
of incendiarsm. Other fires nave
since occurred, and strict watch has
been kept A few nights ago Charles
Oliver, youth whose family is highly
respectable, was seen pouring oil on a
pile of combustbles in store and set
ting fire to them. His mothers house
was lately burned and heavy insur-
ance collected. The fire bug is now in
Jail at Erie.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-09


Schriber House about mae nGlocN iaSt nigh.
till about 1880 White and another mau came
ini don't knOw the latter person; when they
came in We had couple Of drinks together
White drank beer; Morrissey and went to the
Ocean after that and were IN there probably
half an hour; we went out aud met White and
the other party coming up to the door White
asked US back to take glass of beer snd we
went; White asked Eagap 70 iripk with hun
White asked me !ai chew Of tobacco; he cut
Of /, rdew TOT himsslf aud Charley Eagan didn't
notice the knife particularly; il VA, not a very
big one; didn't notice whether White put the
knife IN hrs pocket open or not Eagan asked
him what lac was caraying the knife for; While
replied: 1T makes no difference; mal can
carry his own property" Eagan said "a White
then that he would either break his back or
his neck, dna't remcmber WHICH White then
said 81 guess not. >" Eagan then attacked White
and showed him up in corner; both appeared
to be angry Eagan then cried, "Eou have a
knife" MorrisSey thrn went between them !;
Eagan struck White before Morrissey intert,rcd;
Morrissey had them pretty well parted then
turned and went tt ward the back door aud was
hardly out until White was right after me.
Didn't see White strike Etln, saw him raise
his hand as though he would strike; when /
went ont White was about minute after re
think White went in the back door and went
in the front door met White On the pavamea {
in front of the house Think ibete we're ip the
ropg, al ;he ,.ac pf TIE start of the trouble,
tlpm Holland, Wm. Morr;s,ey, myself VIII.
IAN ]. Brennans Billy Perry | walked from
the back door to the front door aod saw Eagan
lying on the tloor la pool of blood after the
eaitiag White went in the direction of john
sons barn. Did not see them get together
after Morrissey parted them think saw Nor
rissey run his hands into Whites pockets of bis
coat after he parted them; the reason | weEt
out of the back door was to escape g,..;u.s hit
didn't know that Eagan was cut until came
around to the front door don't know why
White went u the Back way heard White say
at the Schrsiber House as near as can recoi-
Fsb btbqt he would take no lioking of of Eagan;
saw 10 knife in Whites hand White had four
or i've glasses of beer at the Schroeder House ;
saw Eagan take one at the Ocean Eagan was
sitting at table back of the stove at the time
went In; there was beer On the table with the
boGels and gfasSest at the Ocean didn't notfre
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
Public InstaIIation.

An installation of officers of q,
Johns Lodga, No. 2, A. n. A. M, Of
New Castle. by Grand Master, Jos,
". II. Watson, took place at the
Opera House in that city Wednesday
night. Tho following officers weIe
installed H. r. Borie, w. M: Jaoob
Saunders, y. W.; r. 8. Martin, Sect.
J. Hermann, Treasurer. F'
The following appointments were
then made Lecturer, DR.. Alien v.
Lesley 8. D., Elwood Wilson j.
D, K. Monotion Stewards. VIM,
Herbert and Thomas O. Morrison .
3. B., Edward Daily. :
After the regular Ceremonies had been
completed the Lodge repaired TO tbe
Auditorium, where table fairly groan
d under the load Of good things, was set
such display Of delicacies is no. offer,
met with on such occasions, The ban.
quet was prepared BY Jacob Richardson,
Of the Gilpin. House. During the even
Ing some select vocal and instrumental
music was rendered by Past MasteI
Huntington, Of Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
In ls7s-so Mr.. John A. walsh w

In l879-S0 Mr.. John A. Walsh VII
a banker at Washington. Early In
1879 he accidentally became a star-
route contractor, having taken the
famous Santa Fe and Prescott route
from GeorgeT. Mel Donough as secu :
rlty for draft discounted. When
Mr.. Walsh took The roste it amount
ed to $74, 500 a year. 1t was the
most natural thing in the world that
he should want the route .'expedit-
ed" Brady did it, rising il to sI35.- !
600. Subsequently, Brady borrowed
$32, 100 from Walshpithot security
Of course there was no Significance
in this, nor in the fact that Brady
considered the loan as permanent
one, about which he need not trouble
himself, but it will take good deal
OF explanation to convince ordinary
people that it was not bribe
Brady grew rich in the Post. Office
Department. How many OF these
"unconsidered trifies' 20 to make
up his wealth would be an interest,"
fact to know.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
The Latest Appointments By shs
4ft ele Governor. fgs

rEt fft ~ovvrmors r. ff
Goveraor Hail has made the follow
ing appointments
John Stockley, Smyrna, Paris T.
Carlisle, Frederick, Charles @. Stooi .
ley, Georgetown, Trustees for Deia !
ware College. r%
j. Parke Postles, Wilmington. Al.
dier General.
Henry Collision, Dover, Quarter
Master General with rapk Of Briy adler
General. ,y-'-7---- ->-''.
David T. Marvel, Georgetown, In
spector General, with rank of Driua.
dier General.
Charles II. Anderson, Middletowp.
Commss y with rank of Colonel,
VIM. o fountain, Dover, Comma.
sary with aux OF Colonel.
Geo. w 3. Nicholson, Seaford. Com.
missary with rank of Colonel.
walter Cummins, Wilmington, Aid
de Camp with rank of Colonel. -
j. Alexander Fulton, Dover, Aid.
DC. Camp with rank Of Colonel.
John Ponder, Milton, Aid-de. Camp
with rank Of Colonel.
Benjamin +. Townsend, Whining
ton, Pilot Commissit No, ir place Of
Homer Barry, deceas, d.
T. Henry Dewey, New York. Com.
missioner Of Deeds for ID D.laware.
Edward T.. Corey. n eW York, Com.
missioner Of Deeds for Delaware.
H. IL. Ashurst, Philadelphis, Com
missioner OF Deeds for Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
A Frightrul NH Accident.

A Pottstown correspondent Of the
Reading eagle" says: One OF the most
frlghttnl burning accidents that has ta-
ken place 10 this section, occurred ut the
Glasgow iron works on Tuesday. James
Harp, q puddler, was In the act of haul
ing out buggy Of molten iron when he
accidentally overturned the buggy aud
the red hot contents fell In a puadle of
water, cspsing terrible explosion, and
sent the red hot metal In every dlrec-
uon, part Of the roof OF the puddle
mill was blown of, and Harp was terri
bly, burned about the arms and face.
One Of his arms was almost burned TO a
crisp and hrs face presented horrible
appearance. His eyes being 50 badly
burned that the probabilities are that
his syesight will be destroyed.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
1'As mira shooting Match.

Nnw York, June 24.-J. D. Bur
ronghs, Of Seneca Falls, won the first
prise, valued at $500, at the Coney
1sland pigeon-shoo,ing match to-day.
The team contest in rifle shooting,
members, each at 100 yards, resulted
~ follows The first prize, valued at
$7C,was won by the Central Gun Club
Of Troy the second prize, valued at
o75, BY the Coney Island Rod and
Gun Club the third prize, $15 in
gold, BY the Fountain Gun Club.
Van Lsngerke and F. Burritt. who
both won v.luable prizes, were ruled
out BY the executive COMMITTEE as
nonresidents Of the State, and their
prizes awarded to those having the
next highest scores. -.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
IRE. Yesterday. 1..s; .4l.....
wo.K IN wlLMIssros.
what IL Geing ON ~ eur Hives Of
5e Industry.


Industry.
At the Harlan q HollIngswerth Co.
ship yards work 10 more pushing than for
. numbAr OF years, and the shops are full
Of men working on full time. Ihe new
steamer, "City OF Worcester," J" for use on
Long Island Sound, II nearly completed,
and 10 . few weeks will be placed on the
lins from New York. This steamer, 1t
10 said, will be the most complete In all
lts arrangements Of any steamer on that
line.
The firm are now building five ferry
bosts, two Of which are for the Camden
and Philadelphia Steamboat Co., one for
the West jersey Ferry Co., one tor the
Nassau Ferry Co., Of New York, and the
other for the Pennsylvanla Railroad Co.,
to run between Jersey City and New
York. The passenger and freight pro-
peller steamer "Gaston," for the Balt,-
more Steam Packet Co., is nearly an
ished. The firm have commenced over
hauling and repairing the four large
steamers belonging 10 the Morgan LOUIS
lana and Texas Railroad and Steamship
20.
In the car shops every available space
10 occupied, and even temporary sheds
outside TO allow fvr workmen engaged
10 the making Of cars. Among tho IN are
% which are to be shipped In few days
10 Brasil. The cars shops OF jackson,
Sharp, Co., and Bower, Dure & Co., are
also full OF order for cars for abroad and
In all portions Of the United States.
A large number Of workmen are
making full time In the shipyard Of
Pusey d Jones Co. Here the iron
screw steamer for an English house
in Bermuda will be ready in few
days for sailing to her destination.
The firm have also just finished an
iron sailing schooner, called the San
Jose, for parties In Vera Cruz. They
have also just commenced q large side
wheel steamer for service on the ANA
son river, and o similar one for SER
vice on the Magdslena river also one
under construction for service on the
coast Of Mexico and for parties in
Mexico.
"A few years ago steamers FOR this
service were built in England, but
parties interested have discovered
that they can be built here of better
material and cheaper than in Eng
land, and consequently this firm are
doing large business in the ccn-
struction Of steamers ON foreign ac-
count.
The Delaware Beet Sugar Compa-
ny ere making preparations for the
manufacture Of sugar, at their mill at
Riverside. 1t Is stated that from six
to seven hundred acres of beets are
under cultivation, and that, If the
season proves favorable, from eight
to ten thousand tons Of the beets will
be raised.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25

THs suicide of Field M arsh bali Baron
echaius, the most popular General in
tne austrian army, was caused. IL "a
saih, by the belief that systom aiic oppo-
sition was being made to the use OF ibe
stse.- bronze guns he had invented. Last
saIi 1000 aorins ls455. .0OO) were voted
tor Blk iarge guns for coast def nse at
TO make them, Baron Ucha atius was toId
oy the Minister Of War shat III he did
not have them ready by the sud OF. tbs
month they would be Imported from
abroad, and his steel brouse euus given
up altogether. Dnven to despaif. hs
shot tilnself wit, an army revolver b..
fore mi .ror an hour latter ward. The
seeret OF the stsei-bro"zs invention does
his son-in-law. :" ~
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
BEING Held.

Drs. Ogle, Springer and Nor
risos, were engaged this after
noon In making an autopsy over
the body Of James M. 9uinty, who was
murdered at the Holly Tree Inn this
morning. They took out the brain to
see II the effects Of the blow produced
death. tt.
They will also examine the heart TO
sec II death was produced by heart dis
ease superinduced from the excitement
consequent upon the blow.
The Coroner will commence to take
testimony this evening At 8 O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
Harvesting I'm virginia.

HARRIsoNBuRa, June "a, 1881.
Harvesting is going on lively all
through the Shenandoah Valley.
The wheat crop is not as good as the
two preceding years, but approxi-
mates an average crop of ten years.
The grass crop is about the same and
less than an average. Corn and oats
are backward for this time of the
year.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
All In tho Merry NAV Mo-.,,~,

A special teiegraphlc dispatch from M
a, AZ .psuphin, New Orleans, La, on Nav
YIN & &n,t; 70 he office OF NJ. A. bsnphin
40; w Broad way, New York City. II. "
s.s s.a.es u,at " the drawing OF the Louist.
nrs NM, S'a,e Lottery that day, among the
pIIzes drfwn were ticket No, 1.giI. soid
ana : 70 halves TO Geo. r. Deshon, ii * iiby
", W.,sn9, nn9ston, Mass, and = gentiefaii il
No. ~ 40 sold TO D. Il. Wenx,'IIs' stS1S' sso y
sth a., Phiiadelphia, and TO Matthew
drew SSs,sSsi sio61 61sgts soSs 8os IA B,Soslyni I,
D.. Rinel. 225 segar sy'; ana 1 Epcd ~ q.
s,ehroeder, ,s Sss Michigan st.. Toledo. g..
araw ua p.oo0 tickets No 4, 1855 sold In New
Haven, Conn, and No. ~ ,ss7, sold 10
" m; II. Brewer. Baltimore, Nd. drew
" 800 each and tckets No. 2S ,2Ul. sold in
" " Mmmington, ~ n, q; No; sl.sse sold In OF
etie. Ind: No. Z .sil soid In New Yofk
and \, Galyesten, Texas. and No. sj,.s7 ,soid
IN headfng, Pa, drew VI ,ov0 each. ana 4,
eilo 40 wac distributed. Another simiIsy
dlstributien takes place July 18th,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
Ths Strange Mermaid.

Tue mermaid seems to have csptured
sne iown. at least 1t looked 10 Last night.
Ior on Market street, between Stcond
aud Third, the streets were crowded
with peopls who were on visit 10 the
curious ua smphibian. The popular disbe-
maids Is now indefinitely Hst aside as
tbe most skepticai peopls aud Isad,po
phys,c'ans eau testify after having seef,
thls one. The low adn'isslon fee no
ce.ts) seems to draw all classes and thev
enjoy the treat with apparent gusto.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
THE RINGS PLAN OF DEFENSE
How the Star-Route People Hope
to Escape Punishment.

10 Escape punishment.
WAsHInGToN June A.-The plan cf
defense IN the Star-route cases IL said / 0
BE- very peculiar one. 1t Is proposed
to subpoena prominent officials as witt
nesses. including Cabinet officers, heads
OF bureas, C0ngressme n and Senators to
ascertain The connection any OF them
may have had with the expedition of
the routss. Political matters, petty scan
dals and small bargains will be dragged
In, and the whole affair will be made
rather painful ING uisition into the pollt-
ical careers Of prominent politicians. 1t
is hoped by this means 10 SO thoroughly
alarm persons nigh In authority likely to
be called upon that the Investigation
will drop through. II is further deter
mined by the Ring to call as witnesses
every correspondent and editor OF every
paper, which has in any way made chHrg.
es against the members of the Ring, aud
force them TO siata upon what authvrity
hey have made the charges spoken OF.
The scheme is an ingenious one aud
worthy of Its inventors.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
Summer
.alA Complaints

At this season, various diseases Of thd
bowels are prevalent and many lies' Or
lost through lack OF knowledge Of mlj
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVE PAIN
KILLER Is sure cure for Diarrhea, Dys1
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summs'|
Complaint, ETC., and Is perfectly safe
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During rsadsnos of twsnfy hise yssss ysss. dyssn.
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tegy, and eholssas md neysr new K GIIlDoh
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invaluable remedy: Ie pr'0' "
For sals BY al druggists a. 1''7
and 1l.0O psf bottle. -...ou.
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e,cns,stins Of nine exact imitatinT,nn.s n,ns a
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The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
Ths Rsa Mons Exeursi.n.

The annualexcursion of Mattahoo
Tribe Of Red Men, which took place
yesterday from this city to Atlantic
City, was the most successful one OF
the season, there being over 1000
participants. The steamer Clyde left
at 5.45 and landed the excursionists
at Camden before 8 o'clock. From
that point they boarded q Especial
train and arrived in Atlantic City
before IL O'Clock. Returning the
train left Atlantic City at 6 O'Clock.
and the excursionists arrived home a
few minutes after IL, well please d
with the trip.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
General Foreign NesOs.
LONDON, June IS. 1881.

LONDON, June rs, 1881.
To-day's papers point to the probable
failure Of the negotiations between En-
gland and France for new Commercial
treaty.
The Times correspondent at Constan-
tinople says Dervlsch Pacha will super
intend the evacuation and transfer Of
the territory ceded to Greece.
a trading steamer has been In colli-
sion with and sunk the Turkish guard
ship at the entrance of the Dardan-
ellos.
The correspondent Of the Ne,os at
Berlin says Prince Bismarck was SO un-
well all day Friday that his journey to
Kissingen on Saturday will probably be
postponed. Prince Bismarck is suffer.
ing intense pain in ths lowe limos.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
CorneII's Men Improving.

LONDON, June 23.-The Sportsmap
says: "The Cornell crew have much
improved during the past fortniah,.~
Lhey work their bodies better than pre-
Vlously. They rowed over the course
yesterday, making forty st'o okes to the
minute the whole way. Captain r. j.
COOK OF Yale College, who fowed with
the Yale crew against the London Row
Ing Club at Philadelphia In 1876 is At
sisting the Cornell crew In their train
Ing The men are In good health and
spirits"
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25

Kidney. Wort moves the bowel, resu-
ariy, cleanses the blood, and radically
cures kidney disease, gravel, piIes, biz
ious headache, and pains which are
caused by disordered liver and kidneys.
Thousands have been oured-why should
you notify ii? Your druggist will ten
yon that 1t Is one of The NJ ost successful
medicines ever known. 1t is sold 10
both Dry and Liquid form, and its ac-
ton is positive and sure In either, ,-Dal-
las, Tea, Herald.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
THIRD EDITION
The Lana war.
4 I1plQpoN, June rs, l8'

LONDON, June 70, 1851.
The Staaderd says:--"After next
week the government will propose
to take the whole Of Tuesdays and
Wednesdays for government busi-
nesss'' The Irish. Parliamentary party
will give . banquet to Mr.. Parnell
next week IN celebration of his thir-
fifth birthday. The Standard's cor
respondent at Rome says:-"A pre-
late will start next week on q con-
fidential mission from the Pope to
Ireland to report the true state of
affairs. Catholic bishops in America
are specially instructed to exhort
zshe A0cks to abstain from any action
calculated to promote civil war in
Ireland" The Dublin Gazette con-
tains proclamation prohibiting as
semblages which were to be held at
Mitchelistown and Thurles for the
purpose Of obstructing the Sheriff
while serving writs. Three further
arrests under the Coercion act were
made In Ireland yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
Fast Time.

on "Wednesday last Mr.. W. II. Van
qeroiit drove bis double team, Small
Hopes and Lysander, to his top apoD.a
mile in 2.24t on the Fleetwood rack.
IL was done on wager Of $50 that be
could drive his team in 1926 or better.
BILE team. w.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
AIumns, oneers
THE DELAWARE
BEET SUGAR

COMPANY OF WILMINGTON, BEL
Will contract with the farmers Of Dsla-
aware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Bas.
tern PennsylvanlA for the products d
so00 acres OF Sugar Beets during the com.
inG season. We offer
PRE- MUM OF $500
for The best 100 tons OF Beets crown unda
contract with us. The prices We offsr foi
the Bests are nearly double those paid
The 0srmAn and French farmers for Tho
same quality OF Beets. Fer further inior
nation. address a
TIE DELAWARE BRET SUGAR GO.
Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY-S.o s .ocks
we're dull. unsettled and generally
weak. Money ruled on call at 8 to
81, but 5 per cent was was paid during
the furry of the last hour. The Van
derbilt roads held dividend meetings,
as did also the 'Lacka anna. Rail-
way bonds were very quiet. Fore ign
exchange was ste ady.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
Three Capital Casca.

The murder committed in this oity
this morning makes three capital
cases to come up for trial at the Sen.
tember term of the Oyer and Termi-
ner Court, viz: VIM, Neal, colored,
for rape Morris Carberry, for the
murder of Samuel Adams, colored, and
this mornings affair.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
skiil 4. sAe we-Eshep.

q TO DO good work the mechanic must
have good health. If long hours of con-
MDement In CLOSE rooms have enfeebled
hls hand or dlmmed his sight, let him at
once, ami before some organic trouble
appsas. take plenty Of Hop Biiters..
HIS system win be rrjuv.na ed, his
nerves strengthened. his sight tecome
ohear. and the whole consultation be
built up to q higher working condition.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARn.

To all VINO are suffering frCm the tr-
rors and indiscrettens If youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss ol manhood.
&C., will send a recipe that will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In south
America. Send a self add ressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IHNAE, Nation l.
New York CIV. Mays-eodiJkwty
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25
A RKANsAs, LOU isIANA-TExAs.
SOUTH WESTERN IMMIGRATION
COMpANY.-

The purpose Of this Company 10 To fur-
nish reliable 'infornnation, ideacripLiye
and stattsticsis reiattng 70 The resources
and advantages OF q Q south West.
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