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LIEVED DA§N1§ WAS HERE,, © ne Bihgixarnzgjn Boys: Though é f bles Were rned on Them, * y amusing thing; occurred in this «Sit; fgsetion with mg; visit of Binghnnxt‘on a | Skortly be (re 3 o'clock the Elmirg :# left tfw hotolf, ga 'bus. The Bingham. who had, bag; watching them in feas job was tof 3; put up on them, were. to And that fire wore only seven (f ' Jinira men inf niforms. At once Len boys droppg to the idea that the © awere to boe mi\ forced by a professions! -~ % y) and it, was even said and dg. \* believed by the visitors that ° \Danny\ , Ricliardson and an- | ttling good player from New York ag °: ex, were to Join the Elmira battery and J | prove an invincible one. After ~, bore were no more offers to bet by tHe lauiton backers. In fact their wallets liko i elum. Not untll attor thay ar. nt the grounds und the Elmiras put their ar pitcher und catcher in did the Parlor , » & 4 willow wiélders awako to the fact that | [Jf + u labored under an erroncous idea and Elmira was not to turn the tables tn payment of the deep laid scheme of _. . f ago when the Binghamtons downed |: - b \ W * 4 « avprably remembered Trizarams in the ér ble qoqt‘est when Clapp and Q'Nefil,.the . Xew YoFfk battery, assisted the Parlor. ballists to lighten the pockets of unsus, ng Eimira. sports.\ Asit was Thursday, the achieved a barely won victory over the gm! elyb with all its want of practice. 1 ® @ - C6! * An Epitaph, nthe Yer York Free man's Journgl and CatKolis > dtegi s weeks ago an Unfortunate young girl font miJ ted sulcidn in a New York hotel. Public ' +, -that kind of euriosfty that drew to the guillotine during the French lution-was aroused, The morgue way aged by persons of all classes, who made tidussexcuses to see the corpse. We find u¢!Elmirsa the following epitaph, applies to hundreds of other young , #, hint, physicully, but morally and men. > lulled by false education, The Tr:nrorax | lies the‘fkvdyflot a virtuous girl, who dfed a m ito the modern idea of our seminaries and that all girls should have their minds and diseased by trying to educate them & * in : u, higher plane of life tinu nature Intended thr 20 4 Oo d OC of ;bis modern plane is that left out of it, \ youreIr Charles Price { hallenges . Wim. Steele. Editor uf the Te‘g'yrum: 3 -> A Sunday.’1=§~,_ »puRaX, will you please in- L tite , following f hllenge:aEver since W. ly gefeated my, ,- fhe ton-mile race for the npfonship, If! go felt dissatisfied, and hy like one mi ;shance fo regiin what I will run Wy dfam Steple ten mils for - side, and wif agree for any responsible to be timé and place ning to be affeéd upon if Steel gecepts, respectful A . ; \ . Cag‘émé Price, ex-champion, AYEXUE, NEw York., PP \VHL ii v} Nfigons. +_ if Seeley hag miSt-received another car { the celebrated Studebgker farm wagons, * have the qdputzatiuu uf being the egasiest wagons in the market; and Mr. y is offering tliese wagonsat much cheaper tes than ever béfore, and 'nlso at less than infrprior wagons now on the market, All furni ind lumber wagons should give\ g cull before purchusing, ad he will make a bjiect for you, atgthe corner of Church * ( & streets, . L . Remempber ThP \. will come and look it our stock of , and cartain goods you will certainly ° we propose froxln- this date to | the goods to close out the stook be- July 1, We have m handsome portiere . edges which we gell at $4.75 a «Vso machainat n cents per yard. 4. M. Rostsyon, Noxs g Co., Elmira N. Y. an dyin e , e @ap cs ; & _ At Reduced Prices, * stock in Elmira of watches, clocks, vrouds, jewelry and silverware. h Hesay E. Dears & Col, jewelers \ aze _ 0-930 PERSGN AL. i E. F. Eeclgaton, of Oxford, N. Y., who has - visiting on L'pntul street for the past week, iruied home Tugsdé4y. Miso Rene Berson, of N. Y., is visit- fh bumrf. (The young lady is a daughter of £ rintomlent A;, B. of the Ulster and dsiware railroud., * ff\. Becker, of CUohorton, is visiting P. W. of Engt Water-street. Mrs. J. W. Stilltm in has réturned to her home Potter county, Pa..iafter visiting rela- w al, Ferris street, this clty, - Belle Mordéy, of this city, is visiting friends 'étter county, 'a. ~ figurtlu MeCarrtck returned Friday evening | vobek's Watkins. ' Puss Colgirn returned Friday evening |. week's visit grith relatives in Watkins. | PARK, [ . ELMIRA, N.Y, 1 EDNESDAY, JUNK 17, 188%. un ox. wx. F. copy), Will annals}; tugether with his ELP VILD.. WYVEST, 4 $ * - = f (#lig theouly trug gad correct representation of 4 ifo on 'the Plains! 114 « sopres off Cowboys, a band of Indians, ' including the rérowned Indian Chief, L . . Y > . . * \ |d «V I - ) © o abd life-lika ffirepr'esefitdtlnn of a stage and many bother vifid attractions % LUOUIN OR - pay, a & 8¢ Erie Rallrogd Company will run trains to AC gll, arid sell exeursion tickets at reduce upon the Tioga branch, and arriving in Rimirg to QT: all the opportunity of witnessing it chum sree | #* Admission, 50 cents;;Children, 25 cent#e. th open At 1 o'clock p, m. Performance - II\ commence at | to oP £ t 3 p. m. Street cars 1C . DAY AND DATE. JUNE 17, 1888 -K E + .d | 3 i_ ( & rd 1 a * game. Albany scored five in the first and see- ond tanings, sulely thropgh errors on thd part of players, but: during the remainder of the gamsy, when Blnghamton settled down to work, they found the home teum composed of good metal. At the ond of two hours and fifteen minutes nine innings had beon pluyodt aud the game stood 7 to 3 in favor of Albany BEATEN AGAIN. The secona game was witnessed by 800 people, this afternoon. Betting wins in favor of the Binglamton boys, and all san- guinely expected that they would be viet rious. John Kittel, of Susquphunna, was chosen um- pire. The game was callod at 3:80 o'elo Binghamton took the fleld. | Io the first inning, Albany at the but, | went out at first : J. Mansoll wont out ond; Alborts made a safe base hit and stple to { second and came home on- a two-base RJt by | Weteh. T. Mansell knocked nfly to McGGulsken, | going out, and leaving Welch on third.}; The | Binghamtons then went to bat. ~ MeGufnness | and Larkin each went out on flys to A berts, | the old Rochesters second buseumn.% Mc- i i Quicken made a safe baso hit and stple to | third, where he was left by O'Hourke's {going | out on a snubbed ball to the pitcher. In the second Innings Meara, Shiffér, F. : Flynn, and J.Wlaunsoll scored in the Albanys. | t The visitors played well in this inning, apd did U + Some remarkubly line batting. Bing- For the , hamtons Maul nado a two-baso hit “mi went out going home. - Haltzberg went out mi a ly. i to second and Webb went out at first. . In the third inning the Albanys got, three gousg eggs In quick succession and the,; Bing» blunting followed with three rapid outs.! In the fourth inning Maul scored, Holzberg- er, Cramer and MeFurland went out. Tho visit- tors scored {lve, which with the five péuvious runs mado the score 10 to 1. ' Binghamton a goos» egg. both nines. | ~ + In the seventh inning the home cheered long and loud. & o In the eight inning the visitors scored one, and Larkin, MeGueken, O'liouke, Maul, Mc- Farland and Webb, of the home team scored. Again the excitement arose to un hiltc'lmfi , to shoulder the responsibility of directing the pliwh, ayd the crowd cheored itself hoarse, a urging the home team to win. 'They failed, however, as neither nine scored In' the ninth loning. As follows is the score by innings: In the filth inning Albany scored oxfie and | The sixth resulted in three googe ogga for {00.113 made & heroic effort to redeem their reputautidn, and as a result McGuinness, Larkin, MceQiueken, O'Rourke, MeFarland and Webb «gored as did also Flynn, Alberts und Welch, of the visitors. , The excitement was intense ond thqé’crowd ure he concludes ws follows: \It Is a sadden- Ing spectacle for the friends of England to s0o tho internal politicat dfssensions supping her strongth, whilo hor enemics are slowly en- \croaching on her domains and forting her to the wall, ' . oN ACCOUNT of the weakness of my party I was loath to take the responsibilities incumbent, on nuccept- Ing the ofice.\ The Hberals are, meanwhile, laughing in their slgeves at tho dilemina of their political opponofits, . Thoy seem pro- foundly thankful that they gre wall rid of the cares and burdens of state, 'Tho Nems representative to-day interviewed spveral lead- ing radicals with regard to the situation. Ho found them farther tito the muddle into which both partiés had got tho nation's nffairs into. The opinion was unanimous that the presont crisis, no matter which of the ofd 'parties may assume charge, will upen the eyes of the peo- plo to the grave dangers which beset the na- tion nnader the old order of things, and that it cannot fail oventually to redound to their benefit in the accession of a large number of deserters from BOTH OLD PARTIES to their ranks. Theso political lenders falled to seo any other way out of the present dilem- ma for the conservatives than acomplete back. down, und the return of the lbergls to power. \ If the tories were to dissolve the parliament this time,\ said one of the most prominent of these gentlemen, \It would anly add to thuir discomfort, and probably bring about a state of iGairs at home which for the time being might 'nssume grave and serious proportions. | 'The people,\ continued the speaker, \will no longer allqw their rights to be trampled under foot by royalty, and a dissolution and a new 'election under the existing franchiso daws would not boe located by suelf action that there f (y voters - whom - the _ reform - pill +propasos to enfrknchiso, and the agitufors who would uvERRUN THE COUNTRY and placo plainly before tho people this fact. It would probably fineito their henrers to rlot and consequent bloodshed. - The Belge, & liberal organ published at Brussels, P contains to-day an vditorial on the political sit- uation in Great Britain, which woll deseribes how - matters | stand. - Tho - paper _ says that the greatest political farce of the pros- ent century Is now being edacted in England. '\Nelther purty,\ continues the writer, \wants would be excluduod fully two milllons of nuw | THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET:. The Market Continues Active and Two or Three Stocks Advance.\ {Special to the Telegram.) Kgw Yoax, Juno 20. --The increased activity in the stock market which started In Monddy was continued yesterday, and as on previous days of the week, two or three stocks were taken In- band and prices rushed up on the short {nterest while the rest uf tho market remained nearly stationary. - Michigan Contral was the most erratic; closfng the pre- vious night nt 515g, the price quickly Jumped up to 55 in the egrly trading. From this there - wis a- renction to _52'¢, and then another | spurt - to _ 034% Jersny - Cen- tral, - Lake Shore and New York Central were also active and advanced from one to two points during the day. The market opened strong this morning at an advance. Lake Shore, Contral, Erie «peonds and Manitoby be- ing the features. The latter which closed at 91% last night, opened at 92 and suld up to - Erio seconds ail vanced 3 poluts and the EDITOR JOSEPH PULITZER, Who is Engaged in Raising $100,000 for the Pedestal of Liberty's Statue, Which Has Just * Arricgd in Americas - £ c H o o eo nee seee Aa wens nnn ne mmm a THE RALSTON BURGLARY. w mam azn A Man Arrested at Williamsport and Held on the Charge. {Special to the Telegran.} WirIaxysPont, Pa., Junge 20. -This afternoon at 2 o'clock Edgar Jones, the susported Raiston burglar, was takon from jall by Officer Munson and brought before Alderman Stead and given ' u hearing. Tho alderman rend the informa-\ tlon to him, as sworn to by Chiof Coder, charge ing him with stealing knives, razors, etc., from Thomas C. Proctor's store, the night of June 10. To the information the prisoner replied, \ not guilty.\ - Wallace Z. Weneck, clerk of the store, was sworn. He stated that he lived over the store, He heard nothing of the robbery until ho came down stairs Tuesday morning, when he found ‘the door open, money drawer on top of the counter and goods ing, also ubout #4 gone, Wenek was shown goods thut were found, and recognized them, | also the knife that was found on Jones's person, Chet. Myer, proprietor of the Ialston house, was sworn. | He recognized tho prisoner as a Vanderbilts over a pout each. Everybody is 'at sen us to theo futuro. 'While all natural cnuses would warrant lower prices,tbe§difieren£cllques and pools bave a stropp hold on themarket, and with money so clieap|they may continue to ad- vance the list. -* - @ # > - ASSAULT AT sCrRanxTon. The Villain CayturLl and Held For Two * Thousand,; Dollars Ball. [Special (6 the Telegram.) Senaxtoys, Ps.. Jung 20.- Mary Langon, the thirteon-yenr-old duughter of Thomas Langon, of Brick street, | Pfovidence, was yosterday waylaid and assaulted while going through s field not far from tha Brisbin mines. Her criers L : affuirs of the country In the face of the mense Ing attitude which Russia has assumed, and while the leadors of both parties express a Allfiafllngflu-u-wf-v- - 1 I, 3 A E’ 8 7; I; 8 15 is sipceru. - Both aro struggling to avoid the : R : -15 | : Bingfifimwu. 0 0 q i, 0 u 4 4 u-13 | power. Meanwhilo the state is practically THE POSITIONS. As follows are the positions to-day's gam» : Binghamtuns- MeQGulianess, first base; Lar- kin, second base; MceQGutken, right fleld O'Rourke, sgecond base; Maul, loft field; Holz berger, pitcher; Cramer,, catcher; MeFurland short-stop; Webb, center fleld. ~ Albanys -¥lynu, center fleld; J.) Mansell first baso ; Ajberts, second base; Welch, thir base; T. Mansell, left flold; Mears, pitcher Honderan, short-stup; Sheffer, right lleld ; F * Flynn, cateher. i U w' YESTERDAY'S LEAGUE GAMES. «f_ > «- - Results of Contests Played on the Diamond! 'Yesterday. [Special to the Telegram.) New York, June 20. -As follows is the resul of National league games [ilnyed yosterday : CHICAGU --BEFFALUG. he Chicago. .... yell.... 228 0 Doof 1 0 0 0 0O-]B ukeful condition of last night and to-day. Buffabo............. ...0 0 000 0 0 u uv u- y | If ds not In itself alurmiug. Thad general said Pitchers-Clarkson gnd Sered. } that he folt the need -of sleep very much, &s ho 8T. LOUIS- DETROUTS. - wus unstrung by what he had suffered, but he Bt. 1ouv 1 04 i 0 0 0 0- 6 did not conifplain of any particular trouble in ”255°“ ------ {o OJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 |'tho region of the disenncd part{ Ho went to tchers-Getzein in“; wreney. . | His roomf, hoping to make up by early rest for | postoy -- \_| last night's privations. _., + .... .! ; 0 Q l 2 uv i 0 Gg 0 0 00 ri- 8s aon ce Gig: % Providence.1 0 Q U # V % U 2 V U U y Printed Post vs Albfifly Pitchers-Davis and Radbourne. [Npecial to the “by rams} * x 5 k NEW YoHIK vél’KulLiblalfbfllfi. o 0 o PAmTED 113.31.\ N. Y\ Juno 20. +~Next Wednefl- i’g‘lvlndgrgvliil.‘ \\\\\\ 0 0 % 0 v uo 4 9 3:1? day, Juno 24, the Painted Post elub will cross walk ca en 6a 66 a \ ‘ Pitchers -Koofe nud Darby. bats with the Albanys, of Albany, N. ¥. The _ oa gee 22222 - game will be played on the Painted Post AN EXPENSIVE FIRE. grounds game to be called at 3 p. m. A good Sixty-Five Thousand Dollars Goos Up in Blaze Near Olean. ' [Npecial to the Telegram.] OLEAN, N. Portville, und several The total lo«s is estimated at $65,000, patrtiall covered by insurance, The principal business places destroyed were J. EsDusenberry & Co F. S. Persing, (. Hill wedge, Masonic hall and the G, A. H. quarturs Qesu'uyed. --4 @ 4 --- LEF SCHWARTZ ASSIGNS, He Fails to Get an Satisfuctory Settlement of an Insurance Claim. to the Telegram.] Batavia, N. Y., June 20.- Leo Schwartz, th fancy goods and millinery deugesr, whose store was burned out here a Iew weeks ago, made Abram Anhalt, of Elmira, with preferences $1,600. Schwartz head hard luck settling with the in- His insurance was £7,500. an assignment this afternoon, to surance vompzmy. He was offered $4,000 which ho fefused, an left the settlement to the uppruiaers, who offered Him only £2,800. +G @- --a Very Pleasautly Surprised. Bayer, Pa., June 20.-Mr. 8. B. Harding, th efficient principal of our schools, was agree- ably surfwiged Inst evening, and presented by the appreciative pupils with a large and ele- The proceeds , gantly upholstered easy chair. - ofthe enjoyable entertainment given by th pupils Wednesday evening were devoted to this purpose which clearly demonstrates the ligh esteem in which Mr. Harding is held by them. u ame +ap a- -- Bubscribe for the, Teumanaxt. Itis the best . Paper published» of the nine in Y., Juno 20. A fro early this morning destroyed the business portion of dwellings and barns. M. Neohun, H. J. Crandall, W. Helden, D. L. Parish, E. E. Older- mun, A: D. Riese & Son. 'The post-offleo, wero boarding on anarchy.\ Tho article then goos on to daptore the situation. ___. +4 o 22.6 a - LATEST FROM GENERAL GRANT. & * - Ho Is Stlll Very Wonk, But His Candition Not Alarmiug. [Special to the Telegram,} . | Mr. N. Y., June 21.- General Grant's lust uppearanees outdoors to-Jlay was , just before sunset. Traces of last wight's dis- 1 i comfort are still plainly marked fn his colorless : I taco and norvous manner. Dr. Dougluss, wish. ing to quict him, said that he wis upprehen- styu that hoo wus working himself into th contzltlou that might | préelude | sleop. Ho - thon | persuaded | him - to - rotire to his reom - for- usmumination. 'There is no \change apparent In the ayn ptomg that has boon ghuractorized as belonging to tho disease, but the pulse advanced to 76 from 64 beats th tho morning. 'This is duo, Dr. Douglass t‘wughfi, to Increased weakness following his > t & Budden Denths Near Lackport. [Special to the Telegruny. } Lockport, N. y *> aftoction, wo ambiame 4 Aip p Hunlan's Narrow Escape. |gecial to the Telegrace.} row escape for the popular carsman. 6 worse than a bad chills & <p 6- > Gladastono to Resume Office. [Specidi to the Telegram.} d sume the reins of government. [ a «p- & Heavy Fire at Ithaes. {special to the Telegram.} e © | that one on the same At Wilkesbarre. £ ial to the 'Telegram.] WILKESBRARREK, Wiikesaharre, 11; Marrowgates, 1%. game i4 predicted, Our boya huve the reputa- tion of being a strong amateur nine, and the Albanys are.too well-known to teed comment. ence e @ + fulted IBl Juno 2v.--Allen H. Went- worth, a farmer, about Ality years of uge, resid- ing in the town of Newfane, dropped dead from heart disegso at hls resldonce, and anoth» et Joseph Spengler, of Hartland, died suddeniy at his home, evidently from the same Tonrowta, June 20.-Hanlan's nccident this week, which was described as a \ ducking,\ was much more serfous and in fact was a niur- His boat broke in two and in trying to swim to shore he became exhausted apd but for the prompt ns- sistunce of somo sailors, would probably have drowned. - As it was he escaped with nothing Loxpox, June 20.-It is reported that the ' Tortes wifl refuso to form a iministry. Theo present cabinet was hurriedly surnmmoned to- day. Itis belfeved that Gladstone will re- Iraaca, N. Y., Juno 20.-The extensive barrel factury of H. V. Bostwick burned yesterday. Loss $10,000; insurance, £8,000. Three years ago the factory was damaged by fire, and before- sito was totally destroyad. % 4»# -- Pa., June 20. -At the Athletic park to-day eleven innings were played. | were hoard by Anthony Dougherty and Jagres Davis, who run to hey assistance, - Josoph Me» Hale, the young girl‘s assatlant,ran away when willingmess to ass ume the office, nelther side ! he saw the men and hid in a pleee of woods \ whore he was eapturbd by Davis and Dough- ; erty, who took him tp the office of the Bristin minus and held him until a policeman came to take him away. | The girl said thet McHailn ran after her while she was passing through & pleco of wouds. Sho Jumped over a fence into the open fold and wis running as fast as sho could when MceHalé overtook her, knocokid ber down and assaqlted ber.in other ways. Her clothing was torn and marks of vloloxfiu were on hor person. | Before the immayor, the girl told a struight story, and her evidence was curroboratod by Davis &nd Dougherty, Me- Halo is a mean lookfng chap. - He sald ho was twenty years old and that he was a coal loader at the Cayuga mines, He did not deny the serious charge and was lodged In Jail in de- fault of $2,000 bail. - -_ , Iii-[11340133 IKAILKOAD CO SIPETITnONr' + a A Bankrupt Set of Rallroads Probably If tam. Present Low Hates Continue. [Special ty the Telegram.) Pont Jenvis, N. Y., June - 20.--In a recent conversation with an Erte railroad employe he said that ho suw no reason for reducing the time of the men, especially as they are now working eight hours a day and much metham- work on hand. 'The prosent state of affairs Is duo largely to the unwise and ruinous course uf the Wast Shore rallrogad and other new Hines which carry freight at such extremely low prices it ts nctually a loss to transuct busingss. As Gon. John H. Devoreux, prosmident of the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiabs- polis railroad, recently said before the Mis- sourl sonato, a law making it a criminal of- fenso to cut rates sevretly, would oxogelsp a very wholesome effect. He further stated that # the present low rates continue much longer lxg would bo uble to count the solvent railroads on his Angers. . +--» - Miner's Bursted Bank. * [Special to the Telegrani.} 0 the property of Edwin Isham shows only abfout £20,000 to be dividad among the creditors o Miner's bank. a sixty percent. - -a - To Ald Pam—a}?— {&prcial to the Telegram,] first lund lenguo to bo established in America, Rall. - . Labor Stato Convention. (Special to the Telegram.) chairman of the workingmen's staté commit- state convention. ist, 1885. G Haurvard Beats Columbia. (Special to the Telegram.) bia race to-day. -__ The Oll Market, [Special to the Tulsgrain.) It declifed to 82) and alosed at 6235, I; h ( R al - , M & , Duxwirg, N. ¥., June 20.-The Inventory of If Mr. Isham is held liable. on all of Minor's cortlfcates his Tabilltles till amount to £200,000, und creditors will receive ubout ten per cent., but if only beld liable on the certificates on which his naine appefre, which amount to $89,871.05, thoy will get aver Rocgrayer, N. Y., June 20.-Monroe branch of the Irish national league, which was the took active measures to-night toward raising funds to send to Ireland for the support of an Irish member of parliament to act with Par- Rove, N. Y., Jyne 20,-Hon. Geqrgo Binir, tee, is hore and has fixed the date ofthe isbor The convention will be held th the county court house here on Boptember New Conn., June 20. -The Harvard crow won the eight.oared Harvard-Colum- New York, June 20.-The market was active to-day, although fAuctustions wore not wide, Opening at 83%¢, tho highest price of the day, | man he had seen at Ralston, ho thought last | Monday. The prisoner, in company with | anouther man, had taken a drink In his hotel. He ulso recognized the knives. Officer Mun- son being sworn testified to having arrested Jones in the act of stooping at a place where burglars \tools were found in a saw dust pile, Tho alderman considered the evidence suffi- cient to hold the prisoner, and demanded $3800 tail for his appearance to court, in default of which he went to jail. « , +4 BAD FIRE AT ROCHESTER. Arrest of a Mano on Suspicion of Being thp Incenydlary. {Special to the Telegram.) RocHEsTER, N. Y., June 20.-A fire broke out Into last night in Lamberson & Blodgott's lum- ber yard, on Alexander street, and did consid- erable damage. Siz horses were burned to desth. The losses on property are as fol. lows: Mrs. Catherine Smith, #100, unin- sured ; Lamberson & Blodgett, £1,200, unin- sured; F. Leonard, #150, uninsured; the Btein manufacturing company, $400; covered by insurance. When the alarm was given a man was discovered running from the pile of straw in which the fre started. He was cap- tured and taken to police beadquarters and locked up on a charge of incendfarism, He gave his namo as James Halstead, and said he was a tramp. In the police court this morning he was sent up for thirty days as u vagf-ant in the meantime officers will make a thorough Investigation of the origin of the fre, and if sufficient evidence can be secured against him, he will bo arrested as goon as his time expires. t »« e * A. S. TURNERS TROU BLES. * Nearly $50,000 in Attrchnients Issued Againat Mina Property, [Special to the Telegram.] Wrerrsruro, Pa., June 20.-The new develop- ments in the affairs of A. 8. Turner are not very ecneouraging. here, but duy before yesterday an attachment wus Issued in Lycoming county for $5,000 | against the property in that county in favor of F. N. Drake, of Corning. About the samo time parties in the inferest of the Hungerford estate appeared in the county und secured attachments amounting to about £40,000. The matter has been kept very quiet and nobody outside the attorneys and the in- tails, and vory few know even the above. - -+-<@4--- Foul Play is Suspected. [Specigl to the Telegrani.] Irnaca, N. Y., Juno 20.-The dead body of Miles Dorn, aged cighteen, was found in a field on his father's farm south of this place. Coroner Kyle was summoned to hold an in- quest, as foul play was guspected. Drs. Kyle, Winslow and Morgan, jr., are conducting the post mortem this afternoon. The deffrased was tho youngest son of Beth Dorn, a wall- known farmer, and graduated from the Ithada high school last year, #G # ---__--._- The Chickgo Marketa, {Npecial to'the Telegram} Carcaco,; June 20.--The wheat market was active and strong to-day, while corn and pro- vigiong were work and dull. August whent opened at 92%; highest, 92%; lowest, 91}¢ ; closing at 92... August corn opened at 46%, the highest price of the day ; lowest, 46; closing at 40%. August pork opened at $10,395, the high- $10.30. “W— Rochenater Defeats Utica. {Special to the Telegram.) RocuestreEs, N. Y., Juno 20.-The state league game hereto-day botween the home team and the Utley club was onBof the most exciting contests seon hore in nlong time. The score stood 5 to 3 in Rochester's favor. Basé hits, Rochestor 12; Utica 8. Errors, Rochélter 5; Ttica 8. Umpire, George -C. Segar. chak - a 5. \4 gol ___ ___ Lively Time st Yonkers. . [Special to the Telegranu.} ' YoxxzErs, N. Y., June 20.-A rlot occurred here late Thursday night. A mob of striking carpet weavers attacked some of the hands who had boon employed in their place, and a lively time ensued. Stones were freely used but po serious injuries are reported. A HH eas, Had Death at Hornellévilie,. [Special to the Telegran.) N. Y., June 20.-Col. W. S. Fiske died at his residence this forengcen. 'The | mira, Searles at Owego, MeCarthy at Angelica, It is not generally known | terested parties know anything about the de- est price of the day; lowest, $10.25; closing at b> Smith, of Elmira, immediately made a motion for a now trial upgn the minutes. - The motion was denied, and lifer a stuy of oxccution was granted. - At Dolhl} before Judge Murray, the murderer's counspl again moved for a new trial, on grounds [that a post in the bed of the creek where Katie Bradhopt's body was found, upon which she might bave fallen and sus- tained injuries t resuited in her feath, had been removed prifir to the jury's visit to the scene. This motion was granted. LaterJudge, Smith, on ground§ of an imposslbility to ob- tain another fair t'fiinl in Chemung county, ob- tained a change of venue to Broome county, and in the early part of December last Menken was tried in this gity and again convicted of the girl's murders; On trivial technicalities the murderer's life wab prolonged, and on May 23 gE was a fhirp TDE SEXTENCED the supreme cour}, then in session at Uttica. Thero is ono moré avenue by which to lengthen the prisoner's leage of life, 'This is the court of appeals, the highest judiciary body in the stato. Whether or not Judge Smith will ap- peul to this court; is not known. To Sheriff Brown, Judgo Smith recently sald that he had the opinion of fivé supreme court justices. who were unanimous the belief that the court of to death by JudggHardon, presiding justice of. . a p «,I 5. . In, \apps 4 , aloft f {. - a £0 * floe to 40 to f 2,0 fat N e * $a fi 4 ; ; 5 , j l ) + i < - 6 f U' if 1 i <a o dsl oh o. & 11, / k * \ ., | € ; L 1 i - t § % i * & : +# 7 | R . ' i; . i * « * - \ , +. par tum“, ls ’ -% ~ ~ --r . DA 85 of Th, C || No.s - VIL. | ‘ r -- ELMIRA, N. Y., SUNDAY,JUNE 21, 1885. , . - . {| 4 a . 1 es Cu, ; R L | 1s \ ier ' 7 2955. exe poms *\ 2 cles of- - pe m \teas esc nicee .- - : heve romang i* \ Rp n mn n ] ' - i ' j Hato na ic , r UTV a lory Ti U Dr 1 i N' - TY T M | gab -HL T. - 1} H| ' t. THE BINCGIHAMTONS BEATEN | EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND, e NENKEN'S JREADFUL DOOX | HARDWELL'S B1G| BUFFALO - Lil ___ t No pe e> . HBM MANU ABs: ta\ - ane tE: HE, BRUTE g . sss, PREPARATIONS iro exrouyse wn ar 4N* 110H T 4. Y DEFEATS THEM IN TWO WELL A STATEOF ANARCHY SAID TO EXIST I a » dn xXECU'P - \ f \C* GAMES. ° |, THE CcoUnTEy. 1b f If, BINGHAMTON THURSDAY, JULY 2. , j aah T “a Topping Off mes 2. Zc t : <a ; . *) anm opping » . | 'B $ 4 IVI f ' even to Three.the Result of the First Game None of thy Partica Anxidus to Agmume the - ”Km? mew“ fingmgfigflfimzr \ [dp - -- 's G Thirt Kes; Aft \ 1 \1 wy . t . all ® . vesterday's came Thirteen esponsiviicien of Attompting \| . confiaogt That ste win. | lia hilt arisen between [Special to the Telegram.) bo - [Special to the Telegrami.} P Bmanazxtrox, N. Y., June 20.-Thursday, July. - R sécixtion 'and W. E. Rmogamtoy, N. Y., Juno 20. - Ever sinchb the Loxpox, June 20.--Polities aro now in A 2, between the hours of 10 a, m, and 4 p.m., in Rard Buffalo Bill party formation of the state league, the meetink be- | chaos. No one now seems willing fo venturo the yard of the Brdomo county Jall in this alty, | 1 A s amusing to out- , tween the Binghamton and Albany base ball an opinion as to the outcome. 'Those who n William Menkon, ;the thrice-sentenced mur- | ; hemselves; When clubs has been uwsited with eager int ‘rest. few weeks ago wore exulting over the dofext r361313“ of Katie Bradhopt, will expliate his crime to comelhere the megs Binghamton belog shoad In the raco (or the and downlfull of tho Hborals, avo tow boglt« jon the gallows, Fr the past year and a holf a snug ' penant with Albany following close.} The | ning to reslizo that In the existing state of this man has been gurrounded by prison walls le grounds: Thay first meeting not only awakened qxtmord nary | things no onecan be found among tho tories | on charge of mu: gar, and with the exfzeption t worth #150, and as interest in Binghamton, but communded at- willing or nble to i1 @Giadstona's | of the three months intervening between his § * Bill \ had to go tention in bull olroles at placa. It Is uttorly impassible 10 arrest at Flatbush,]L, I,, and his first trial at i.]; A bargain was ~. |/ Most naturally, Binghamtoniafis expected the | predict the outcome of the crisis. Withont Elmira, the sententio of death has hung over hark wagengaged, 200 eus home team to wilt Friday, but they did! not.: binding pledges from the Hberal leaders, Sal- his wretched hang. In April, 1884, Menken jure, - Bunday pre- ~1' - The disappolotment suffered fn this rarpect | isbury finds in the start that ho is helpless to was sentenced by, Judge William Murray, at B, xr: Rqlawol, who was. | | \ 1 f 4 )l I 19 $ 4 L 2 was, howover, more than compensated by tho nssume the charge of tho natlon's Affairs, and |- Elinira, to bo hanged on the 20th of the fol _ garter Buffglo Bill's and Iis own inter 4. fine playing towards the latter part of the finding he cannot obtain these without expose * lowing June. His able counsel, Judge G. L. in Elmira, was approae ed with a demand 4 | the drivi [ comps,\ or in ahead t!cketa.1 ng ppréxwh hi luided that 1 to throw in; fsation' that on both $ y begin until bocihtion drove un lo William ently appeals would aff{rm the decislon'of the gen- look as though thk murderer's faithful counsel | would seek to ingrease his miserable days. Howover, a prontilln‘ent attorney of this. city who . had a slight association with Judge Smith in his receiit efforts to obtain a third , trin} upon grounds of irregularity in the care of the Jury, sald to the Tengonam representa- tive last evening:that he wouid be willing to wager any sum “hat Menken would not be banged Thursda \I am positive,\ said he, \ that Judge Smith will appeal at the last mo- ment. - No one disputes his right to do so, and} ag delays in murder cases ure gufe, it is very probable that an' appeal will be made. It is possible that the court of appeals will grant! Menken a new thlal on the same facts upfm which the motion was denied at Utica.\ *- PREPARATIONS FOR THE EXKECCTION aro rapidly being completed, The gallows}. the property of (Chemung county, have been in, the city since last February, and now lay mi the jail yard in the rear of the corridors, where tho exeouflon will take place. They were use in the,.executions of Penwell and Abbott at Elq Clark at Little Valley, and Traviss at Wells, boro. - As stated ubove, the scene of the execu tion will be thy jail yard, a space twenty-fiy by thirty-five feat, inclosed by a high brick wall, ut the extreme eust end of the jail, adi {firming the prison proper and next to the eral term. This (being the ease, It does not [/ ay. The ne ( t L Mr] Bardwell | ; 2p , Cp 1| BY THE swfinmrmngfi IN PERSON: L g i Eflutra, June 18, 1885. * Wilfiam E. Bardwell to Flmirai Writing Park Associa-. i '~ fiffon: = ro #i. June 17, to dzfmngels on gate i sae b ee s ease ee ne e+ $15 00 | | 17, to damages to fence graund track.. 3 50 Po, JuBlé 17, to damages, buffalo in, garden...... 10 00 E Fulle 17, to dimage, two days' ork mending { 22.0 ecs ence es fe eisai. g Sek.. * 3 00 | { V> 10 U s fo. el. >.. fll. aa m the usually pleasant manager was a little f f wihthy. .It was his turn to swear now, - Hast- - | __ ilylcdalling two friends he Had them drive to i * th pat-ff to inspect the \damages.\ They || fond and reported the \damages to gate\ to - f tling, which e for gight can fix it up s. , The tolli‘wiu iagram will best ex- per. T © dor, where Menken is confined. dor. v. easily bo witnessed were the owners of the dwellings so disposed. It is estimated that a; addition to thd gallows the yard will hold froth 125 to 150 famous, and passes to neurly tlfM numbor will probably be Issued. | ® THERE! BEEN BUT ONE EXECUTION in Binghamton since the erection of the county, it boing that of Edward H. HRuloff, a wife mur- dorer, fn 1971,\ A fow days ago a ropréesent tive of the Teurorax talked with the co dermned man in his coll. He was in a pleasain mood, strangely in keeping with his dismg surroundings. | He exprggsed the simo sined confidence In his lego} adviser that hns chily. acterized him throughout his long incar tion and was §ositive in his assurance that sentence would be appenled and that he wouid obtain a new grim. © Judge Smith says that ho will not appehl your sentérnce, William.\ - * O, yes, ho will,\ exclaimed,the prisonerinia confident tono. \He surely will, L am not going to be hanged Thursday. It will not be portunity to chronicle my execution.\ ls The murderer cracked a jok6 aud heartily enjoyed a good story told to him ° his visitor.. Elis guards say that has been an unusually pleasant mood for some we and scoms wholly unconcernefl as to his impen ing doom. In a cell adjoining that occupied Menken, is George Axtell, the triple murde of Deposit. Heis quiet and reserved, spe ing a greater portion of his time readt‘ Monda¥l he was. visited by his aged moth and fat ing scene ever witnessed in the jail. , Sh Brown has already be%un_ to issne passe _ Menken's execution, in sentencing. Monke 'Judge Harden from a : eustom, that of invariably sentencing : derers to be hanged on Eriday.* | await with feverish interest .f action. Meantime the gallows will + funeral peremony will be condusted by the - Muso \ffl’gfm ® {Y of which, Ke. was ayvm | proalnent merahes, | - 1/ =~ , t j . $ we + U‘l : V 50+ - < ? s & . 202 boa gh ov, 207 egt > and every preparation perfected * qutio®.. pot s F“ plain the location 'of the jall yard : t_ of C i | ~ [»] of p | l f > j 'o [E)] Israel C * HE— ;.-g_l ' Lo i, T £10 18 | J 9 | right away, if ever, that the papers have an op- [/ er, and their visit was the most affect-. watch. excused fro plreason that i ithis cholce bou ive, sickly lo | sipleo hopes of r sampled the Cake Buffalo Bill, t he contempl: t on account of tity. RESDEX, N. Y., I day morning. < s ¢ 3 th his body. 6 T ; N. bound east, Vantage. While wore fareek. } the game of ball FELLOW IX THE WORLD WEEX Dos ation already had thélearth, he couldn't _ ly told the gentlemanly members of the hin the West ew Itheir wallets, f rived and the gates opéiitd there was bad tent guardian of the 0, and the offcl d earned half dliliars and passed in, ing eternal rengeaneg, on both Bardwell [Bill, the former gentleman standing by JOYING INTERNALLY genial but somewhat e wagon. Ona after a otherbf the gen- . {embers of the ai ful, Buffalo Bill wen Jn his way refoic- $ [leaving Manager Bs nd act without his agsistance, The cur- {rolled up with Superiptendent Hathorne er's office to settle a \hill for damages.\ ;if they had any bili against him they must congultation the follbwing verbatim of- document was prepared and gerved upon tal: sitténg on the foot-lights. co ql see it in his gent [for Bard well. Tugr Buf@well sent word back da; présent it at his ha E fic. ist 'of a broken sigteen foot hemlock ~' ' films, and | a sixteen-year dld |_ > The,“damage k\ the \assessors\ mo fpossibility to have \da '|condition which that f} |miez has beer in for b| past five years. f * Bor THE cBorceqr |cuarm in 'the garden, #10.\! Ypreciating the uniméysityE eéthibited between | / s bosses and thk 7 in a quiet spooze on ages to his buffalo, sumagmed by reason of brute's boing tnable to digest his $10 din- . 'A Skel [| . [Specidl to the QTéiigb‘ra'm] l 'the foundatic ossing on the Sy lroad, ‘lthe employ of I In| a hurry, being ound ard his right arm Ah evidenke|of foul piay in his se was a large stone on the head which had do not remember Ave been reporte aing were dise W‘Tas xt t [Speci g over 300 people returning from the cele- Sration at Onconts, N,. Y,, Thursday night;was RMélayed about seven hob; ) to the wrejk'of a cof!l train which had 1+ Serious Trouble a; Addison,. . « f _., (Speciql to the “Hz” S| N. Y curred here thzi Horse into a barbed wire fence, and made the - ‘ : alight hideous with their' j n score of 9 to 1.. | park oificexzs for thirty °- ood, plai English-thirty Now, \ find \ is the most L ight sido,, but he ° on the - X) the driving park much the sun £ they \ they wpuld have to inter When the day of the show the battle didn'f member of the as- entire family and in wi hour. ‘replezaxishing treasury, - This the ever ~- | ' gate officially ob- reluctantly gave ides, ba an activ with his EMEABRASSMENT close-fisted friend sociation drove up; ard \ had the call wned. bright and xt day well to play the He was mead, you face four blocks away. - He to come around to Lawyer at it was his busy place of pusiness. After a Turner & Son agree to re- A gain in Kity minutes by & ° NE to fence around respectfully asked passing upon, for the sim-\ would Hayk been an. utter ged\ anything in | \‘Buf- That animal, not quet is the pne labeled owne f the park, had ../ axe cab» =.! g. i; bol & king plants beyond any pos- overy, fnd on awakening ops of six br eight healthy Six fiorfi: 'hills and four iWhefiher this thing who is at fiagisburg, state es suing the association. for vore ann c ns its poor finality if pot large ° eton Unearthed. 4 June 20.-Laborers at Angus,: ‘f' . €, Roe, of Watkins, digging i > n off an' Abutment to a road |; racuse, Geneva and Corning d the of a man yes- He had ¢vidently been butied only {To t two foot under» ,} -. lying at right angles | People jin the neighborhood of any one being buried . ~; that strange sights at night A near the point whore the overed. | - G# +- he Work lof Fiends? a. w the Telegram.] . * ¥., Juno EE.“T110 excursion © of twenty-ine coaches, bear- & road oe g at Quaker Street, | ck by misplaced. : watchman left the 'the lock was after« | 208% > f H ram.) , June :PQ.-A serious row. [ . R other night in which three [C .° ' $ Ivar ctere a? leared to poor ad- (very drink they ; drove a angling. Several uller details next trued. (]] ”t
