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TEE HARRISBURG CONVENT ON
Everything Arranged for Carving
Out the Program of Representative
Scott.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 23.-The democratic state
convention to elect four deegates-at-iarge To the
national convention. to ratlfy the nomination of
TWO delegates to the national convention from
each congressional district, and to nominate two
electors at large and twenty-eight district
electors, and candidate Tor supreme Judge
met In the opera house at half past 10
O'Clock this morning. Chairman Kisner OF
the state committee, called the conven-
ton TO order. There was every indi-
cation at the opening OF the convention that the
proceedings would be rather tame in comparison
with recent meetings or the state democratic con-
vention. the retirement THIS morning OF ex-Con-
gresham Speer from the contest for delegate
large 10 accept place at the head OF the electoral
ticket having smoothed the way for Congress-
u.aL SCOTS program and himself. ex-Congressman
ex-Congrrssinan Mutehler at the head OF the dele
CATION 10 ST LoulS.
Upon the CON- letion of the roll, Mr. McQuestion.
oil Butler County, nominated william v. Hensel OF
Lancaster, for temporary chairman, and Mr.. Hen
Sc. was elected by reclamation.
Upon taking the chair Mr.. Hensel spoke briefly
OF the prospects OF the democratic party, after
which the secretary and other suDorJl-
ate Officers OF the temporary organization
we're made permanent offices OF the convention.
M Kerr, OF Bedford, offered a resolution
which was adopted without question that all reso-
lCtions offered for consideration OF the convention
Dc referred 10 the committee on resolutions with
cut debate. On motion OF Mr.. Patterson, Philadel-
pnia. the convention proceeded In the usual man
her 10 select committees on contested seats reso-
iutions and permanent organization.
The convention then took recess until o'clock
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The COafSs.
COURT m GRNERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Balloch sgt Hooper; argued and sub
To-day, Bohrer agt. otterback; on hearing.
EQuIrY CouRr-yudge Coz.
Yesterday, Paine agt Paine; sale decreed, and
sst Tayiof; motion 70 strike out plea SUSTAINED;
defendant 70 answer.
To-day. Edwards agt. Maup.n; investment Of
performance ordered. Ryder agt Digs; reference
70 auditor. Coleman agt Gibson; sale decreed;
Walter b Williams trustee. Brown agt Brown;
reference to w. H. Smith to take testimony.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Ja1dge Montgomery
Yesterday, Chas IL Lyons, cruelty to animals,
two cases; guilty both. Elizabeth Choler, cruelty
mot guilty John
Moses Craig. cruelty TO animals; not guilty.
CRIMINAL coUarSudoe Montgomery.
To-day, O. Linden ct al, conspiracy lappeaDi
taken. Frank p. Mueller, Sunday bar. pleaded
guilty; sentence suspended conditioned on pay
msnt Of costa washington sSnuetzen vsrein' 90
cases; verdict not guilty.
CIRCUIT CouRr (No. 1>-Jnd0e Ra0ner.
To-day. Henderson agt Capitol North street
CIRCUIT COURT No 2-Judge Merrtck
To-day, Bowie agt Hume; on hearing.
POLICE CouHT-Judoe Miller.
To-day, Augusta Price profanity; s or 80 dayG
Andrew Harris profanity; s q days MARY
johanna Robinson, DO; collateral forfelted ysmes
sharp, disorderly conduct In county; IS or days.
Lula Rutan ssran 5onnson ana Aug1 n.a PrSs
do; DO. howard Beach, disCrdery conduct; col.
sst TcsSs Pi sof ss DO wSfHss
vials!ins policy iaw; so eoassr,, iorsetsd Eli,a.
css Cato assault; collateral forfeited william No
Namara, do; DO
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Nor CLEAR CASE OF CONCEALED WKAPoN.-Th1s
afternoon, IN tne Criminal Court the case OF Jonn
MI. Shillngton for the District and Mr. Cahill for
defendant. The prosecuting witness was Henry
Ptnkett, cOlored, who testified that there was
some trouble in the store OF Mr.. Sleeps father last
November and defendant fired q pistol at him.
After some discussion the court said that case OF
carrying concealed weapon was not made out,
and verdict OF not guilty was rendered.
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The Crown Prince to Preside.

BERLIN, May 23-The emperor has ordered the
crown prince TO preside at the gala wedding BAN
quet TO be given IN honor OF the marriage OF Prince
Henry and Princess Irene. His majesty will pay
a WISH 10 the dowager Empress Augusta in Berlin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

CHICAGO May IA dispatch from Columbus,
Ohio, says: The supreme Court has reversed the
QeclsOh OF the Circuit Court OF this county in the
=, w. 900 Hooking Valley and sent II back 10
Tie lower court Tor further hearing lii the former
SUIT the railroad company VOL the case agains;
stephenson Burke, of Cleveland, ana others
former owners and officials OF the company, the
OBJECT beng 10 compel them to account for
T.. OO0OOO OF securities which IL Is claimed were
Wrongly lpproprlaiel.
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Transfer of Real Estase.

Deeds In fee have been fled as follows: Louise
Herman to Chas. schaefer, sub A, 50. 537; 81 1900
Mary B. Armes to Aaron K. Hughes, sub IT, So
2Os; $500 c. B. Purvis to Minnie J. Scott, pr.
%, blk Is, bingham; $3.50. Harry Thomas to
Chas- Thomas, g. y 2, SO. $50; $500. John Hoover
to Susannah Watson, pts. and 9, 50. 554 1900.
c. A McEuen TO +. D. Bond, lots q. l6, and 27 blk.
T. o. and To- blk. 8, TO II, blk. Q, all In section 3
Burrville; S225. w. Ferguson, Jr., to II. A Jones,
sub 16, SO. 367; 5000.
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The Equitable,s Dublin Agent All.
sCOndS.

DUBLIN, May 2a-Mr. Burne, the agent in this
city OF the Equitable Life In surance Company OF
New YORK, has disappeared. 1t Is supposed he
mas gone TO America. Serious defalcations have
been discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

DAvIDsoN-PoND. On May 90. 1855. by Rev. DR..
son, Of Boston. aud EMMA C. POND. Of Nsshins-
ton ID. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

SHOT AT HM.-A colored boy named William
Patsy was before the Police Court this afternoon
charged with assaulting James Barker, also col
ored. He pleaded guilty. The complainant testi-
ned that Saturday night he met the defendant on
Fayette street, West Washington, and he drew q
revolver. Witness asked: evil you shoot7" and
he replied eyes you --rii blow your head
on" He bred three shots at him, but none OF
1aiL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

He WAS KNOCKED Down AcCIDENTAILY.-Thls
afternoon In the Police Court, after recess James
b. Tiffany, q young man, was charged with an as
sault on an old gentleman named John Diver by
knocking him down with his wagon. The accf.
street, Saturday afternoon. Mr. Diver said that
when he was knocked down the wagon was going
very fast. This the defendant denied. He ac-
knowiedged that the complainant was knocked
down, but said that the wagon did not pass over
him. The Judge said that the testimony showed
that the affair was purely accidental, and &C
quilted the defendant
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w EATHERcocK
wEATHERcocK
wEATHERCoCK
wEATHFRCocK

"A vane on the top Of q spire turned by the wind
Noah Webster" Argument will never turn the weather
cock but few words at this time those need u
pure whiskey may not come amiss. a. q. Taylor Old
Bourbon and Pure Rye will not make you fat lean
IL your system needs q little stimulating. AJAX your
Druggist or Grocer for bottle Of either of these
WHISTLES, and that the rm Of the Proprietor
CHESTER ii. GRAVES SONS. Ia over the cork
Unbranded shipped when desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

RANGE OF THE THRRNONErER.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
m, 81; pm, 81; maximum, 62; minimum, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

IN CONSULTATION WITH THE CINCINNATI COMMITTEE.
Rev. DR.. Leonard, OF st. Johns church, was In
consultation at his study at the church this MORN
ing with the committee, consisting OF Rev. Drs.
Pise. Rhodes and Forrest, or Clncinnati, and Rev.
Chas. H. BabcocR, OF Columbus, appointed TO
notify him of his election by the convention of the
Southern Diocese Of Ohio as assistant bishop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

NEW POsTMAsTERs.-MiSS Sarah Chamberlain
has been appointed postmaster at Libertytown,
Frederick County, Md; Jas. T. Trevillian at
Bessville. Buckingham County, Va, and Chas. W.
Hupfaker at Montgomery, Washington County, Va.
CLERKS MAY BE ExCUsED-An order was issued
to-day from the War Department by direction Of
the President excusing from duty all clerks who
may wish TO attend the laying OF The cornerstone
OF the Catholic University tomorrow.
The PRESIDENTS RETuRN.-It is expected that
President Cleveland will arrive home from Phila-
delphia tomorrow afternoon in time to attend the
ceremony Of laying the corner stone OF the Cath
Ole University.
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Resignation Of a Catholic Bisbop.


LONDON, May 23.-M0st Rev. Father OCallagh han
Roman catholic bishop OF Newcastle, has resigned.
Canon Wilkinson, OF Cork, Will succeed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

During the twenty-fou hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
Office as follows: Moses Rollins colored, sixty
seven years; Rosa L. Christman, white thirty
years; pohn Penton, colored, one year; Martha
w asnington, coiored, sixty-tWo years; Charles l.
colored, thirty-seven years; Maggie Cooper, col.
Ored, twelve years.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York StOcI

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
tn New iork stock Market, as reported by special
wire To CorsoH and Mccartney. 1919 + street
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Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nd. May 23.-virg1uts new threes
n f,,rtfe a to-. ~" sAAAeSss

BALIlMOhf- Ap.s may 23s-NtrR1u1a thre0s.
50. do, tsn-forties. SO bid to-day.
BALTIMORE MD. May 23-Cotton steady and
quiet-middlIng, lual0s. Flour quiet and steady
extra. 32Ja4.0O: do. family, 425a4 IS; city miiis
super, 2Jus;.o0: do. extra, 3.21a4 90; do RIO
brands. {91s3 10; PstApsco sup~rlatiye PATENT i ~:
do. family, o3O- Wheat-southern. steady-Futz az
aloO: Lonsoerry, Soal0l western. easier aud dun:
No. winter red SPOT 8 has2k; May, 92ay3:
June 925.ss2s; July 9l'sa9la; August 9Okasi;
september; y 1892 Corn-southern, easier white,
mixed SPOT, o2Sao2a; May. 8lka63; june 90 "a
81 .: July. 81 ss52S; August Ol y bid Oats 6rmer
Southern and Pennsylvania, 40a43; western White
43a34; western mixed. 39a4L Rye steady 7taS0
Hay. quiet and hrm-prime TO choice western ~ 81
all so Provisions steady and sctiye Mess pork II 0
Bulk meats-shoqiders and clear nib aides, pacIed.
7AsasA.; Baeon-shouders shAsH clear RIB sides, 81
western packed. 1ss23; creamery, 23a26 EaS.
steady, 143al5. Petroleum lower - refined ~
Coree steady-Rio cargoes. ordinary 20 fair Ss1s
I6a Sugar steady-A soft 6As copper refned $500
15s.Aio. Whisky steady. l23ai.2S. Frea9hts 70
Liverpool per steamer quiet : cotton. I'd ; nour
bushels: corn. Is. loo busheis.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, May %. IL q m-wheat stsrted
in slightly lower and coru . tribe frmer than the
close OF esterizy The nrst price for July was s7I
"a 5s = sssinst close OF ~ In the arst ten min
utss July wheat touched So and then cold rapdiy
on to S6A July corn improved In the time 70
opeisd 2sc higher. at l4-526 and declined to IL AS
The July option 10 now quoted - follows: Wheat
50; corn. 55A55's; DATA 33S; lard. 670sS.72x
short nbs. 7.7St
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Rachael Cooper reports
the larceny OF two gold breastpins Edward Dali
ginia avenue, a suit Of clothes worth $12 Mrs.
Lizzie Clark, No. 239 LIST street. reports that her
house was entered Monday and robbed OF several
pieces OF Jewery and SO. William c. Harper, No.
lib Sd street northeast, reports that his house
was entered last night and robbed Of some CLOTH
ing, razor, and SILVER watch.
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Al wANAMAKER's more Books are sold over tn
counter than IN any other house between the
Timely works ON Agriculture and horticulture; Q
large assortment Of French Books; Ssastdss and
bound and unbound snd slanest sny printed thing
that proper people rsad.
The prices Always faar md any sstauas Dosk 4
tbsEs wzlA ~ svS
BOOB NEwa
How ust,e the title Of Book teiis youf Even n you
pse all the new BookA how many have you time togst
That \ whsrs BOOK NEWS win ssrvs you Q rood
turn We send Il out oncs Q month, s-brim with juss
what you vsnt 10 know Of the latest Boom md NJ
gossip Of the Book world BY the best q -
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CHARGED WITH HOUsKBRRAKING.-Ay young man
named VIM. Mentally was charged In the Police
HOUSEKEEPING In the night time, It being alleged
that he entered the store OF John II. O'Donnen,
corner Of 4th and streets southeast, and carried
on forty cents. He was released on $500
bonds for his appearance on Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

Inspector BeggS as = ntten TO Capt SymOns q
letter relative TO tn isAlenings OF manhoe covers
He says that ". the past two weeks he has
found numerous covers out OF place and In such
horses or human beings 1t would have resulted In
injury to either 1t is understood that IT has been
recommended that these covers be locked to the
iron frame
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

PIMPLEs. blackheais ehapped and oily skin pre-
veut,d by CUTICUkA NEDIcXTED SOAP.
N.Y.. 20. .s,.l2n.
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CRED NOSE MIKE ARKEsTED
An Italian Arrested . Second Time On tho
Charge of Murdsriux Psymaster Nc
llure ana His Aasiatan,

An Italian Arrested . Second Time On ,be
Charge of Numbering Psymaster Nc
Clure ana His Assistant.
Michael Rezzoli, known as "Red Nosed
Mike" the Italian whom many suspect of
the murder Of Paymaster Mcclure and
Flanagan, his body guard, was arrested
Monday afternoon for the second time,
Two constables from Luzsrne borough
have spent i've days in the woods and
among the Italian camps disguised ss
hunters, and they claim TO possess positive
knowledge that Mike and three sssocistes
committed the murder. They followed
the traces OF one of Mixes sc-
complices nearly 80 miles through
the woods. On Monday they hast.
ened back and had Mike before Justice
Moore, OF Miners Mills. They did moi
have time TO prod uce their witnesses, but on
their statement OF the case, together with
the fact that the prisoner has heretofore
been regarded as an INSCRIPTIONS Char
acter, he WAS held In &, 900 bail, and A
hearing will be given him In q dny
or TWO. The action of the local officers
has greatly irritsted the Plnkerton men.
who are flowing up su pposed clue. They
Immediately procured bail for him, and he
was set at liberty, though the excitement
occasioned by the arrest IN intense, II IA
believed that this attempted rivalry between
local detectives and Pinkerton men is delsy.
log rather than aiding the apprehension of
the mufdeIers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-30

man who becomes the victim of the bunco
steerer gets no sympathy from Q cruel
world that knows he is the victim of his
own stupidity, so Lord Sackville West
finds himself without an applauding shout
from anyone for the good nature which
led him to reply ITO the California Eng
lishman; IL 1t was good nature. 1t does
not do TO be simple. minded in the world
and to be only bepevolently intent; es-
pecially when you have .other interests
than your own in charge. A distinguished
clergyman and bishop once expressed to
us great horror Of the opinion
that every man was to be taken
as dishonest until his honesty was
proved. But there is no other prac-
ticable way Of treating with the world;
and this very bishop acted upon 1t in his
capacity as trustee for his church, since
he could never take debtors word for
the payment OF his debt, but was careful
to see that his security was good. But 1t
Is TO be said for the credit Of American
honor that 1t Is not often, or by many
men, that 70 mean trick would be
practiced as was played upon Lord Sack.
vile in asking for confidential advice
with intent to publish It.
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The.hsfest Sensation,

~ The latest election sensation in New
sXork city is the discovery that a greater
number of voters are registered In many
~ the precincts than can vote in the ten
Aours during which the polls are open.
~ Least this is the confident belief OF the
Z Herald which gives itself up to great
Agony over this state of affairs, that
threatens to deprive of his vote the citizen
70 whom it is guaranteed by the constitu.
Z non and the laws. There is a consider
able odor Of newspaper sensation about
NJ matter, however, since there is no
voting precinct that has a thousand
tegistered voters; and unless there is a
yoEy remarkable slowness about the move
Ments of the election officers it should not
- impossible to take thousand votes in
I'm hours. The HeroM says that ex.
perience has shown that 400 is the best
secord Of an election poll in New York.
Governor Hill, however, says that in
Elmira, where he resides, 500 votes were
faken at one poll and he declines to call
~ extra session of the legislature to re-
ueve New York, as lie is loudly asked to
-. He, at any rate, has not lost his
1ead. He points out that it would take
aree days to notify the members of the
hgislature to convene and being a Re
yublican. body, it is not to be expected
hat the majority would hasten together
~ belp Democratic New York.
The sensation is another of the strange
1nes Of this odd campaign, which a
|0eonth ago was dead and gave
- promise of the spirit that
1ow prevades 1t. If things keep
lowing as rapidly for the coming week
nGc will be boiling time about election
~. A good deal of the superficial foam
- concocted for the fun OF it and for
Newspaper sales. The newspaper re-.
pogter fiDgs himself on any man or thing
- Knows or pretends. TO know anything
- their audacity has no bounds. They
~ made . successful raid on the presi.
ennt on Sunday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-30
Attempt to XIII the Gar,

The Russian minister OF the interior has
received telegram from q minister of ths
imperial court, stating that i've minutes
before the car arrived &C Kutais, en- route
from Tfffis to Euxine Koubsn, q Cosssck. !.
disguised as an officer, was arrested, having
on his person several explosives besides
some poison In gelstine cspsules.
When taken into custody the man st-
tempted TO swallow the poison. Some
years ago the prisoner was expelled from
The University OF st. Petersburg for some
Imaginary political otisnse, and his career
ruined.
=. ne was one OF the founders OF q revolu.
tionary society In Southern Russis. the
o.her members OF which were arresied at
SimteropoL. NN'NN e'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-30

The New York World publishes the 70.
suit Of Q CANVASS OF the slate by telegraph
making Ave columns Of reports from It's
regular correspondents The circular order
to these correspondents concluded % fol-
lows: We urge upon you the utmost
promptitude and care In collecting this in.
formation, and the absolute necessity OF
avoiding ali political bias on your part
whether the showing favors the party with
which you are affiliated or not What
The World wants il the truth, the absolute
truth and nothing else."
From the result the Democrats will be
able to extract much comfort
Democratic pIurslities. .........9 .96 $50
Republican pluralitiee. e.......,.......73,l l4O
Appsrant Dem. plurality. .......,.... .23, ITO
Following is the report on New York city,
which Is counted In the above summary
a. giving Co. 900 Democratic plurality.
The Republicans ooncede 90, 900 plurality
for Cleveland In New York, but 30 conser-
vltve man as Fire Com Missloner Croker
pledges, 80 far AZ Tammany hall is con.
csrned, 81, 900 to 20. 600, with the prospect OF
10000 II the County Democrats do
their duty. The lrish.American vote
is very much split. The registra.
tion shows an excess OF 45,8i5 votes over
that OF 1884, when O.s25 were Registered.
The usual loss on election day Ia per cent.
o! the reglstration, which should mako the
vote In the city reach 265 900, an excess OF
1896 votes over those OF 1884. 10000 plu
rality Ii estimated for Kings county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-30
HE Victim Of His Beneyolence.

ne sAckviils plot did not catch IT.
= Its sole Victim is the British
lsesr, who, 1t is generally understood,
z Ieave us. He has been abandoned
oround, having no defenders at home or
-, and his government being proups
cDneure him. And yet he did nothing
wong. He has simply shown that
20 smsrt enough not TO bs victim.
just ~ The respectable old gentle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-30
Baturday's Rygt.frstto.

There was something OF q scare In New
York on Monday, caused bv a aonh,
whether the registration last Saturdsv af
teInoon was legal In view OF the SATURDAY
bslf'hoiiiay law. Corporation Connssl
Morgan j. o'Brlsn, however, has repd erea
an opinion declaring that, Ia his opinion'
the registration was legal
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-30

"OthsIlo's o o,eupation's gomez Hs ps.a 10
tpend days ana nights cursing the fates ana
mo ihsumaism. now he only lies down ana
sauah, saIIa; TO ihilk how easily he was cured by
wm, H. yandeifoId, esq, EDITOR of the Dem
ocih,le Advocate, Westminster, No, writss
mai ne has used Dr. Bulls Cough syrup ana
anossm ssa,ssm W be go0d medicine, Try II. Is