Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-02
uuAnnELINu OVER ruE PROPERTY.
Au Alter burial Fight on Account OF rrup
erIy in Kenping,

An Aiter-BuriaI Fight on Account OF Prop
cry In Reading.
When the mOurners returned fruU the
| burial Of Mrs. Eisenhower of RNadlnr they
| found her house on South Tenth Street in
| possession Of Michael Reilly, who had TO.
moved the furniture and nailed up the
doors and windows. Reilly month agC
occupied the same house aud was eviCtej
and his furniture thrown out for nOu pay.
meut OF rent. He claims to own the house
and SO dc the other parties. While they
were at the cemetery Reilly again took pos
session. \ dozen mOurncrs attacked Reilly
and administered severe drubbing anC
took fOrcble possession. lie was com
| PEELED 10 retreat. Several hundred.peraOu
cUngregated and chee!eI on the mOurucrs
Warrants of arrest will be issued. Several
persons are already under arrest for assault
and battery and for quarrels in connection
with the contest for the possession Of the
property.
The states GsuersI fund.
The monthly report Of the state treasurer
shows there was IL the state treasury July
|, independent of sinking fund moneys,
al 59s, IOj 81, deposited in the following
named banks:
Allegheny national bank, Pttsbury,
S!OO, 10000 Farmers bank, Harrisburg
$40, 2j9.2O; Farmers aud Mechanics
national bank, Philadolphla, 800, i4S - ;
First national bank littsburg, SO 900 90 +;
| First national bank, Harrisburg, $lO4, =
bSi2J First national bank, CnOntOHn
| 800. 600 % Freehold bank, Pittsburg,
| so, 100000 Girard national bank, Phia
delphia. 500, 900 90 Masonic bank, Pitts
burg, $2OOOO.0O Merchants aud Manu-
tacturers' national bank, PiLtsburg,
| $50, 900 % ; Mechanics bank, Harrisburg,
| 800, 1000 90 ; National bank, Mlddleto wn,
100000 ; National bank Of Fayette
county, 100000; National bank of
Commerce, Pittsburg, SO, 10000; Penn
bank, Pittsburg, 10000 90 ; Peoples
bank, Philadelphia, slsO 10000; Peoples
bank, Fayette county, $lOO0OOO; Ad-
vances, checks and cash items, s23, Al 90 ;
total, IL, 39S, ,7O3.s4.
Tho Pan PresDyteri An Council.
The Pan Presbyterian Council in Bel
fast continued it's session Tuesday. Prof.
Jean Monod presided, and thanked the
council for the honor. lie represented the
Reformed church Of France. The appllca
tlOn OF the Free Evangelical church Of
Geneva for admission into the alliance
was granted.
Mr.. James Croll, Of Montreal, read re
port on eldership, which was submitted
and discussed. In the evening the men,
bers OF the council enjoyed trip on Bel
last Lough. At the evening session Mt
w. Darby OF tho Cumberland Pfcsby.
terrain church in America, presided.
iapers were read on Sabbath schools;
also temperance in Great Britain and
America. The council engaged in a
lengthy discussion on the subject of TEN.
Perance, after which it adjourned until
Wednesday.
Hungarian Women In the Coko Regions.
Tx Mayor Powderly, Of Scranton, thus
describes the Hungarian women who work
IN thecOke regions of Pennsylvania: 'The
woman stood in tho doorway aud was
dressed in rough, loose fitting outer gar.
ment and an apron. Her person from the
waist up was exposed. When sho stoyped
over TO handle the coke, sho caugh. her
mar between her teeth in order 10 keep IL
out oi her way. Her feet were InCased in
par OF heavy shoes, and her legs were
exposed from tho knees down. Her babe,
which she brought 10 tho works with her.
lay IN front Of the car, with scarcely auy
covering except the shadow of wheel.
palIoW, which was turned up In order 10
protect the child from the rays OF the sun. -
International Eduo,tion Conference,
An International educational oonferencs
VIII be held In London on the 4tb NJ
august next, ''at which eminent British
educators will read papers." our govern
uleht IL invited t0 send Representative. tn
tue conference and % forward reports an
tho present condition Of education ,n lhis
country. Person interested Ia tho matter
eau receive, information from tho bureau
oi education in Washington.
'epres'ion OF tho watch nusins..
,inIho mo Waltham watch company has no
slhed its employees that hereafter until
lnrther notice their factory will bo oloaeJ
on Monday and Saturday Of each weok
depression in the watch business IA ivan
as tho cause. All employees are re"nssisd
10 take two weeks vacation in August
JUDGE hELLEY sails for Europo Ia