PROFESSIONAL CAMS. a l. pair. ATTOKNKV-AT'LAW, OrrtcK -Front Koom, Orer PostMBoe. ' HLOOM8BUHO, I'A. T 11. MAIZE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, INSU1UNOE and 11KAL ESTATE AUKNT, 0ok. Itoom N6. 2, Columbian building. ULUOMSUUHU, PA. Jan.BJtni5S8,tf. J- U.FUNK, ATTOUNHY-AT-LAW. bloomsbdioi fa BLOOMSBURG, PA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1889. THE COLUMJ1IAN, VOL. XXHI,N02 COLOMBIA DKMOOItAT, VOL L11, HO iO omce in Snt'a Dulldlos. OUN M. CL-AKK, ATTOHNKY-AT-LAW - AND JUaTIOK OF THE PEACE. otooviacca, ri Omc oror Mojer Bros. Druj Store. c. VV. MILLER, B, ATTOnNBT-AT-LAW omccln Broker's bullllnK,tecondf!oor,rooia Net Bloomiitmrff, r. FRANK ZAHR, ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW. Bloomsburg, Pa. omco corner ot Centre ana Main streets. Clara i Building. Can be oonanlted In Germ in. QEO. E. KLWELL ATTQRNEY-AT-LA.W, DloCmsboro, Pa. Oillcc on second H6or, third room'of Cot dmbian Uiiildlng, Mala street, below Ex change Hotel. pADL B. WIRT, Attorney-at-Law. nice In Columbian Building, Third floor. BLOOMSBURG, $ A. H V. W11ITK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BLU0MSBUR0,PA. OlUco In Witts' Building, 2nd floor, may l-tl 8. IKOBR. I . WtHTIRaTIIK, KNORR & W1NTERSTEEN, A ttorney s-at-Law. omco In 1st National Bank building, second door, nrstaoor to tbolctu Corner ot Main and Market streets Bloomrture, ra. Uffennone and Bounties Collected. V. BILLMEYEIt, (JDJSTEICT ATTORNEY.) ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Dentler'i SELECT STORY. TAKE THE HINT. Whene'er an anxious group is seen Around some monthly magazine Or paper that is daily whirled To every quarter of the world, And merry peals of laughter rise As this or that attracts the eyes, The smiling crowd, you may depend, Above'some illustrations . bend That advcrtise'the strength and scce And purity of Ivory Soap. But while they smile or praise bestow And wonder whence ideas flow, The fact should still be kept in mind That people of the knowing kind Will need the hints or lessons laid In rhymes and pictures thus displayed, And let no precious moments fly Until the Ivory Soai- they try, And prove on garments coarse and fine, The truth of everv sketch and line. ifrOmce over Bloomsburg, Pa. shoe store, apr-80.86. A WORD OF WARNING. There are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the 1 Ivory' i" Ihey ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for " Ivory" Soap and insist upon rett'ng it. Copyright IMS, bjr ITortor & Cirab!'' w H. RUAWN. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Catawlaaa, Fa. O noo.corner ot Third and Matnstraett Tyj-ICHAEL F. Conveyancer, EYERLY, Collector of Claims. film Pain Irritantlr. Strengthens Weak Parts. uuiett nerrousness, IVwh Hot. 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Tho actios of Miss Bcsslo Williams, ns xirfy Montague as the amateur thcatalcals In was a surprise to all tliat young lady's friends It gave evidence ot dramatic tal ent ot high order, and sbo could doubtless make a great reputation suouiu sue ucciuc to go upon tho stage." Miss BtBBiu Williams had nover bad a thought of going upon the stage until, a day ur two after having taken part iu tho private theatricals, sho read this complimentary notlco of her perform. anoe in the column of tlm local newpap er. But now sho was fired with a new ambition, sho cut tho notico from the paper, nnd read It again and as she did so, sho began to riso abovo the common place things with wtiicii iio nau uoioru been fully satisfied. She began to take great interest in actors and actresses. One day, when her mother eutered her room and unannouucod, Bessie was discovered nttistically draped in a trailing scarlet blanket, her long, dark hair hanging down her back, her bare white arms folded on her breast, und her head thrown stiffly back, as sho stalked back and forth before the small mirror on her bureau. "Yo do hot know with whom ye have to deal!" sho was declaiming, in the tone of a queen of tragedy, as Mrs. Williams softlv opened the door. "Well, what on earth! Why Eliza beth William?, what do you moan!" ox. claimed her motbor. "O ma." cried Bessie, turnlnc quick ly around in great confusion, her face almost as Bcarlet as her blanket, "I I was only practicing!" "Practicine what?" "Oil, a a piece I saw played once,' replied Bessie, s she unpinned the blanket and began binding up her hair. "Well 1 think you had better leave suoh things to those who can't find any tliin, belter to do" said Mrs. William?, in her direct, sensible way. "I supposed you were np hero working on your crazy quilt, which you'd better have been doing than wasting your tinio and getting foolish ideas into your bead by such ttiliy performances ns this." But the crazy-nuiit anil the omuroiu- ery and th other little ioininiue occu pations that had previously given ner pleasure in her spare momentc, no longer had any interest for Brssie. Sho began to havo a feeling of disgust for practical dutic", and a' senso of supiri rily over tl.o.JO who could be satisfied with what she called the "nar mwn eb'' and "stupidity" of life in Eld.rton. Iler mother's rebuke did not change her mind or htr conrse. Bessio know that many famous uciiesses had entered tho "profession'' in opposition to the wishes ot their paionts, who had, in after years uoen proud of thosuceees ot tneirunngnters, and sorry tor the opposition mat naa delayed the beginning of their careers. that was not the last time sue poseu in stri'fitiir costumes and strange atti tudes, and when ehe found herself alone in the house, she recited the most thrilling parts of tho few plays she had Bi-en performances wtucn ncr seir conceit told her were proof of lior dramatio powers. Eld rton was a small town, and mo few dramatic companies whictiAvisited it. and cave representations in the tnwn hall,i were of the lowo ordor or merit! but at Youugton. a Bmall city ten miles from Elderton, there was a THE'lfTJEBERElj PAYMA8TEB. "ItF.D N0SF-. M1KR ARRESTED AGAIN, MAKM CONFESSION OF TIIU CRIMF. HOW DF.TKCTIVES RAW HIM DOWN, One of the, men . who aided in tho murder of J Barney vMcClnre, pay master, and -Hngh Mantiagnn, stable boss for JiiMoFnddepficontraoton of a now, branch road of tho, Lehigh Valloy from Pleasant Volley to Ealrviowf in I'onnsylvatilti, n short time ago, and robbed them of $14,000, has been ar rested and has made a confession. He is an Italian aud is known as "lied Nose iMiko." He was previously arrested near tho hurdle rnnnirnizn mP off nf it- Thprn in scene of tho mttrdor oil BdsplClon, but a dillbrehCO.' i lueru wub hoi -kuiuuiuui ioviuuuuo iw Tlio Irwt words, were Bpokon sadly, hold hun. Ho then wont to 1'ongh-i nnd her manner was Lot unkind. She keepsio nnd got work on n new rail- sat union thesofn, drCwfiBhawi aronnd road connecting with the l'oughkeap- her Blioulders, and asked, with a smile: sie Bridge "Oan I do anything for'yont" A Pinkerton detcctivo diBumscd as A maid had brought a chair for Bop- n itnuan moorer got, worn uiohkbiuu mo. sno sat down and Baid: "leaned ". w ouougu uiiuimunuu nd with gray, was combed back plainly nnd alio wore a plain, dark wrapper nnd not a single jewel. The rosos . wore gono from her .cheeks and tho smile Irom her face as sho put her elbow on a pillow, supported her head on her hand and asked : "Did you wish to soo mol" That did not scorn lo Bessio to bn tho voice she had heard the night he fore, nnd this surely was not tho same woman. "I I wnntcd to seo Madam B ," replied Bessio, and her voico faltered in spite of her efforts to appear calm. "I am Mudnm B ' ," replied tho woman, looking curiously at Bessio. "I suppose," she added, "that you Mvo scen.me only on the, stage amMhat you to eco you about about myself. My friends 'tell Hhat 1 I have" sho Saused'with a blush ion her cheoks.and ladam B finished the sentence for her. from Mike to warrant his re-nnest nnd got him to viBit Philadelphia, the two going there on Wednesday night of last week. Then Mike was arrested and ho made the confession of tho "That you havo dramatio ability,, i,s crime, giving names of two other Ital- m on mm. IJJANVIIXE PA. ianB connected with tho murder. How the Onme was Committed- TIIK SHOOTING ON TUB LONELY HOAD THE DISCOVERY OF THE BODIES, About 10 o'clock on the morning of Friday, October ID, Paymaster flic, Clurc. accompanied by Hugh Flanna gan, appeared at the Wyoming Na tional Bank in Wilkosbarro and drew $12,000 with which to pay the railroad laborers somo S600, moBtlv nuncrar ians and Italians. After obtaining tho monoy thoy jumped in an open buggy nnd drovo to Miners Mills, a little sub urb of Wilkesbarre, on tho road to the contractor's headquarters. There they stopped at the Post-oflicc, got their again ana ngai. in nor room, ano mat Qui , fl1BU re8Unlin tbeiriourney was prcoauiy tue reason sue sPoko u Q - llfcaiiquarlcra known as tho now in sucii an unnatural way. "Commissary," three miles distant. Tr . ...., That was the last time they wero cue anytning you wisu, saia uiaaam Tho . throuch which n . "ut course you want me to oe ,.. .. . r,i . .t..; - . .... a . . . T t .11 I lilt3 If ay lUifSLUl HUB JUIWU IV u.ivu irauK nna tu you just wnnt i iuiiik i 'Uh 'certainly," replied liessio, quite that It t" "Y es," replied Bessie. "I guessed it," replied Madam B , "And yon want tOig''Upoii-thestagot" "Ob, ever bo' much 1" cried'Bcsslc, re assured by Madam B 's kindly manner. "I thonght'that, too, when you camo in," Baid.Modnui B, a little more seriously. "Well, how can I bo of Service to you 1" "I thouahl,!' said Bessie, "that if you would bo klud enough to hear nio. re cite a Hw piece, or something from plays 1, have seen, you could -judge i ot ray ability and would bo willing to tell me lust what you think. sho had rehearsed this littlo speech omgiUnt that she would Burprise Madam 1J . She reciti'd the most oxoiting parts of "The Polish Bov" and a part of ihe balcony scene from "Borneo and Juliet,'' ind sat down, flushed with her ( ffort, intundini' to reht a moment be- f jro beginning tho sleep-walking scene, Irom "Macbeth. A half'suppressed ciiiKle behind her caused her to turn arouud, and she saw madam's maid evidently trying hard not to laugh, she knew that Rho was the the paymaster was forced to dnvo is onely and uuused, winding up into WilktB-barro mountain and nt a point a mile and a half from Miners Mills leads into a wildernecs of trees' and brush. It was there that the crimo was done, and it was first discovered by Contractor MoEadden himself. While on his way to tho station to take tho 12 o'clock train for Wilkes Barrc, nnd ridinir on the samo lonely road the contractor was surprised to sou the ht.rso and boiray. he had, given tho paymaster in the morning st indiug in tho roadwav. There was no ono in the vehicle, and beneath the vehicle he Llc9ti;e Applicants. The foltowlng persons havo npplled for liquor liccLses In this county. The liconFo court will bo held on Monday, Jan. 211: E. H. Albertaon. hotel, Benton, Geo. Aurand & Son's , Holol Bloornsburgt Ash tfc Bro., Distiller, Bnarcreoki James A. Bakoy, Ucstnurnnt, Centra list Binohnrt Berger, Hcstanrnnt, Bor wiokt Georgo W. Billtnw, Hotel. Conygnham, Thomas Boran, Restau rant, Centrallat Grovanni Bucci, Res taurant, Bloomsburg, Thomas Collins, Restaurant, Centralis Daniel K Curry, Hotel, Centralis) John F. Cnld Well, Hotel, Blomnsburgi John L. Crnwford, Hotel, Scott) A. Colo tfc Son, Distiller-i, Greenwood) Charles n. Dicttcriok, Hotel, Hemlock) Lemuel Drake, Hotel, Bcntoni B. F. Edgar fe Co., Distillers, Fishingcreck, Reese Fairman, Hotel, Orangoi J. S. Fowler & Co., Distillers, Pine) Samuel Fegloy, Restaurant, Catawissa) Charles Fetter man, Hotel, Ceutralias A- H. Fullmer, Hotel, Greenwood) William II. Gil more, Rtstatirant, Bloomsbnrg, J. L. Girton. Jlotel, Bloomsburg! Peter Gross, Bottler, Bloomsburg) John W. MiX ' 'lift .lAmnn.nlin trt A in lltn UUIUHWUIl IVs HUbCIt VllltlMIH't - norlhern etato was increased 13.3 per prick M. Gilrnore, Restaurant, Blooms cent, over what it was lour years ago nnd the voto for Harrison bIiows an in creaso on tho vote for Blaino of 13.8 per cent. This would indicalo n re publican net increaso of one-half per oent. The middlo States of Now Jersey, A Tale of Per Centages In tho twenty two so-called not thorn states tho voto for president stood in I8H4 1 For Jnmcs li. limine, ;i,bS7,uti for Grover Clovclnud, 3,191,321. In 1888 tho result was: For Bcnjnmm Harrison, 4,084,019 1 for Grover Clove land, 3,G29,051. It appears.thcrcfore, that President Cleveland rcceivid more votes in tho northern states on tho Gth of November last than wero cast in tho same states for Mr. Blaino four years in tho burn: William Gicor, Hotel, Blooms- bnrg) Samuel Hazledine, Hotel, Mon tour; Aaron W. Hess, Hotel, Mifflin; Chauncy B. Ikeler, Hotel, Bonton; John Jarouson, Hotel, Jameson City, John L. Kline, Hotel, Conyngham) Nathan Knorr, Hotel, Locust; Hester Pennsylvania acd Ohio did not con- Histler, Hotel, uatawissa; joseim tribute to this net republican increase JC1!1kncr' H?l Soo"! .H0 In New Jersey tho democratio increasa Leihler, Hotel, Conynghaui; U.lmor h,. was 18.5 por cent, and tho republican Longenberger, Hotel. Catawissa) Sara- inorcaso 17 per cent. ; net democratio el Muiosky, ucstauranu ventra a, innrasn l.fi nnr finnt. In Prnmsvlvania James MoBronrty, Hotel, ContraUa; object of the girl s merriment, nud her f d ,tho' deadi body of payxaMteT choeke flushed with indignation ana McCll)ra MliFadden was excited at raoriirwi pruic. Madam B turned to her maid and sternly sent her from tho room. Then sho said, quietly and kindly,' to Bessie : "You need not recite any more. 1 As renners, upon tho statement that It is i-prTTT TJDTTof-p fTT I "Urand Upera House, in wnicu "atars 1 JTIJCj DUiOl LJ1J j I of indifferent brilliancy had occasion- i - - I all.. nnhnarflH IN lliU, WUKliU. A few weeks after what sho regarded Ask ycur dealer for I as her awakening to the consoiousnoss that sho possessed dramatic Renins, an nouncement was uiaue that madam B ."a world renownud" actress, with a talented company, was about to visit lounctori. UesBio resolved that sno would call on madam B , confide to the fatuous actress her hope?, recite some of her best passages as a specimen of what sho could do, nud, it on couraged to do so, that she would join tho company, and begin her glorious career as an actress. She kopt this resolvo to herself, for sho knew well lliat her paronts would forbid her carrwnu it into i fleet. Sho was really n diililul and ODeiiient laucht'-r, but her head had bfui so' tu n. (1 dimuir. tho past lew weeks uy her belief in her own power, that Miu Mad d ludud herself into the bi lief that it was not only lur duty, but the greit est kindness she could do her paionts. oan give you my opinion at once, lou are about eighteen years old, are you notT "I shall be eighteen in May," replied Bessie. "Do you livo hero?" 'No: in Elderton, I en milos from hero." "You have kind parents and u plena nnt homo there?" Somehow tbero came into Bessie's heart at that moment a cre.it nvd ten der sense ot how very good and kind her father and mother had always beon. nnd of the many sacrifices they had mado for her comfort nnd happiness. Sho wondered what ttiev would, think first, and thought tho horse had run nwny nnd tbero bad been an accident lie hurtled back to tne "commissary,' and getting Alexander McQuinn, an other boss, returned to the scene. A Klance showed that tho paymas ter h id been shot and that ho bad also been robbed of tho $12,000. Abjut ISO yards. further down tho road was found tho body of Hugh Flannagan. Ho had also beeu shot through tho body and temple. Tho horso had been shot soven times. Tho theory of tho crimo was that tho point of the attack the robbers stepped out on either side ot tno road as thouch to let tho buggy pass. As they did so they fired threo shots at Flannagan, tbe bullets entering nis neck, temple and heart, another rob ber at tho Bamo time firing at Mo- Clure. The horse ran away, Flaann- tho domocratio increase waB 13.G per cent, and tho republican increaso n little over 11 por cent.; net democratic increase 2.S per cent. In Ohio tho democratio increaso was 8.05 per cent, nnd the lepublican increase 3.9 per cent. ; net democratio increaso 4.G per cent. Tho election returns of tbo New Eng land states show somo singular per centages of loss and gain by tho two parties. In Maino and Vermont, wbero tho democrats made no effort to poll their vote, there is a small republican increaso and a slight democratio de crease on the vote of 1884. Iu Con necticut, Now Hampshire nnd Rhode Island both parties increased their vole. In Connecticut tho democratic increase was 11.5 per cent, and the republican increase 13.2 percent,; republican net increase 1.7 per rent. In New Hamp shire tho democratic increaso was 11.9 per cent, and tbo republican increase 8 per cent ; net democratic increase 3.9 per cont. In Rhode Island the demo cratio increaso was 41.5 per cent, and tho republican increase 15 4; net dem ocratic increaso 20.1 percent. Thcso figures mo instructive. In tho stntes in which manufacturing is the ohief employment of tho peoplo the demo cratic net increaso is tho greatest. This is also notably tho case in stales in which comparatively little money was spent by either pariy. It is quite certain that the re was Ipps effort to buy votes in Rhode Island, Ohio and Penn sylvania than in any of tho other north ern states. The net per ccotago of democratic increase in these throe states is therefore tho more significant. In rsew York and Indiana tbo republicans had n net increase, the percentages being ns follows : In How York, dem ocratic percentage, 14, republican, 15.7; iu Indiana, democratic percentage, G.G, republican, 10.2. Thtso figures tell the talo of republican corruption. The "check" voters in Now York did pretty well, but tholndiaua "floaters in blocks of five" double discounted thtm. The republicans increased their voto legitimately in some of tho western states. But the democratio increase in Borne of tboso states is also remarkable. In Minnesota the democratio increaso is 42.2 per cent. ; the republican in creaso 22.9 per oent. In Nebraska tbo democratio increase is 50.8 per cent. ; tho republican 40 per cent. In Cali- Rohr McIIenrv iti Co., Distillers, Ben ton; J. B. Mcllenry, Hotel, Benton; Arthur MoLnighlin, Wholesale, Cen tralis; Edward MoFaddeu, Restaurant, Ceniralia; John MoDonnel, Restau rant, Centralia; Georgo Miller, Hotel, Briarcrcokj Johu S. Mann, Hotel, Centre; James MoBrearty, Wholosalo ns Agent, Centralis; John Nertney, Wholesale, Centralia; Johanna O'Con ner, Liquor Store, Centralia; J. W. Perry, Hotel, Sugarloaf; Amandus Peifer, Hotel, Centralia; Andrew Roonoy Jr. Restaurant, Centralia Michael J. Ryan, Restaurant. Contra Ha; Georgo W. Reifsnyder, Hotel, Catawissa; W G. Rook, Hotel, Ber wick; Stephen B. Rhawn, Restaurant, Catawissa; Alfred Rantz, Restaurant, Benton; Cortcz B. Robbius, Whole Bale Bloomsburg! A. K. Smith, Hotel, Madison; Mary Smith, Hotel, Beaver; Benj. S. Spononbergor, lint 1, Be.wick; Addison W. Shuman, Hotel, Main; Bernard Stohnor, R.-stnurant, Blooms burg; U. A. Smith, Wholesale, Bea ver; August Ti'iole, Bottler, Berwick; William Taylor, Bottler, Bloomsburg; William It. Tubbs, Hotel, Blooms burg; J. M. Turner, Hotel, Orange; Wellington Ycager, Hotel, Locust; Boyd R. Yetter, Hotel, Main. The Oomiac Prohibition Campaign. There is litt'e doult that the prohi bition amendment lo the Constitution will be submitted to a voto of the people of Pennsylvania cither at a special election t'i be held next sum mer or at tho fall election of 1889 at farthest. Tho Republican party of tho State is pledged to submission. Governor Beaver, in his message, not only advocates submission, but urges that tho election be held cs 'earlv as May or June, so that tho voto upon it may be taken without any admixture of partisan politics or looat interest to perplex the voters. Senator Quay has signed a petition asking tho Legisla ture to pass tho amendment and sub mit it to n voto of tho people nnd the Legislature is not likely to refuse Sen nfor Quay so reasonable n request as this. The temper mco peoplo of tho State already consider themselves justified in tho assumption that they will havo a chance to vote upon tho measure, and as they want to win as well as f omia the democratic increaso s 42 per vote, they are already making propa cent., republican increase 22 per cent, rations for a, united effort to seenro a In Illinois tho democratio increase is prohibition majority at the ballot box. 11.4 per cent., republican 9,5 per cent. To this end a combination of h I ilia Tho effect of the tariff question is temperance organizations in W tern plainly visible in the great agricultural Pennsylvania is proposed, with a view and say if they know whero sho was at an f0u out and McClure evidently nl thnt moment, and thero wns the Bug- 80 fell and was dragged half a mile, gestion of tears in her voice as sho said, Wjien the robbcra oamo to Flanna- loyally gan's body thoy struck hira on the "Oh yes, irdeed ; I have a very good skull. Judging from tbe time it took and kind father and mother, but it is tho robbers to overtake the bugy Trade for Bloomsburg and Vicinity Supplied by sepj-ly. BROS., Bloomsburg, Pn. FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY OF J. H. MAIZE, Oftlco 2nd floor Columbian Building, BLOOMSBURG. PA. UvcrpooVLondon and Globe, largest lo tbe world. At-SKTH. IMPERIAL Of London. -VK.fiNi.KV CO 4JONTIN BNTAL of New ork, , iS,S38,l8I is AMBI11UAN ot I'blladelpbla, ti,Wi,iea.u NIAUAltA Of New York, S,SGMri8S June l, jmw, tr. 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Bilious Affec tions, 1.053 01 Appctito, Sick i Jlcadftdic,hiclc Stomach, Old-dinesa.Costlve- ' Kldneytroublo I and all delicate F emale coin- Sold everywhere. Prlco25 cents. AXADOR AXADORi AINWIIIQHT ft CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, 1'uilauiu'UU, Pa, plaints. DBEXEUACD106NE Fragrant! sil Lasting! The LeadlngPerfume forthe Tolletand Hanulet. Sold by nil dealors. Prico 25 ots. Salvation Oil Prlct only 25 Ctt. Sold by alldruggiitt. Will relievo Rheumatism, Neuralgia, SweflngSfBruiseVfLumbagOiSprains, Headache, Toothache, Sores, Burns, Wounds, Cuts, Scalds, Backache, Frostbites, Chapped Hands and Face, Gout, or any bodily pain or ailment nuciit lASOC'S PLtQS, Jht Qrtat tobacco An unurw tMote.-Prlci 10 UU, At all 4rvgglit$t KAB, SYnUi'B, COKKEE, UUGAlt, MOLASSES 'Oil 'oxa 'vaov uuvoni 'eiou 'arnu K, E. Comer Second and Arch bta. wr orders tu recelre prompt attentat)! tsr ftotf tb I trtd im tit Hni, fer inui w tmm bwbii can UWi HIWUIHBSirCtWIU 'mm la wck tftctuiy.u ry Wrl4, rtt til th IUctU. f out totlli ab4 (aluil art tilM. ! rilonwa ftk Iktl to iNrlf. TfcU ma Mttiist u tikk bv r ftiti Mron pUku tu ui II uld for KOI1. With u uobnoati. oa Mil lur AU, PHI, Mr 0f Ml, AMI lurhlaa t worti. All U i MDiiAi MurM. run, WliW M t WCl MR Mw me. nLl. xaVKdlUU,W Jn t-k-ly Bx f AeiMie, AIi to go iiion lliu etagc. The time wmild ootnt she felt sur".- when thry would ba elarit'iat. elm had nosloctcd to consult them but had coinu iit d herself to tlio uuidtiuco ot her own kciiuh. It Hit easy cnougli toot consent to go to louiigion. iiB(-io ireqiieuny viaitcil au aunt wiio nviu iiifre, aiu, as it happened, an invitation had conn to her, asking her to spend several days with tins aunt, un uic tiral mgnt 01 hrr v'nit. Bt-Ksio saw Madam B play the heroine iu a drama of a class that, young girls slionld neither see nor read's but th Infatuatod iirl lost siht I of its vulgarities and iinpurit'us in tho d.izz'iug splendor ot tlio stage settings, in the beautiful costumes of the hand some actress, and in the thrilling situa tions in which the heromq was left at tho end of each act. Tho rounds of ap p'auso had a urt-at oharm for the ex Iciti il girl, and she tried to imagine how she should feol if they wero for her. Her heart svrellod unci her checks tlu.ho i with piide at tho thought. Without twlinc nnyone ot tho ob I jeol of her errand, Bessie wont down town t ic next mornini;. it was a little before noon when sho entered tho hotel at which sbo know Madam 11 was staying. Her littlo card was sent np to Midam B 's room, nnd Becsie waited in tne hotel parlor, lur heart lluttirintr iu spite of her tf. fort to appear celt possessed. JHadam B returned Word that sho would nee tho ladv. and Bessio followed the porter of the hotel lo her loom. Mad am B wis lying on a lounge, and HesMoB timidity gave way to aum mem as the looked at thn woman be. fore her. The Madam B she hal I set n the night boforo was a young and beautiful woman with long, goiucn cuiIh. spflikling eyes and n happy iovous manner. She had worn suuh It .- . . l.iii- lii'aulilul jewels ami sucu lovciy uress es. Tho woman Boiidi. saw on tho lounge was not young nor boautlful nor gold dun-haired. Sho had a weury, care worn look j her thin, dark hair, streak as much on their account as my own that I want to be and do something more than ordinary. I should like them to bo proud of mo." "Do thev know that vou have come to seo mo 1" ' No," replied Bt sie, with lomo con tusion "And tbey would be sorry if thoy did know. I am afraid thev wouldn't like it,' replied Bessie, hanging her head.. "But of course, after I'd cot to bo famous and rich nnd " Madam B suddenly leaned for ward, took both of Bessie's hands in ber own, and said, in a changed, earn est voice s "My dear irirl, listen quietly to mo lor n moment, and be very sure that i mem all that I say for your own good, and that it 1 had a daughter ol your jige, 1 should bo torevergratetulto any thoy must have secured tho money but wenty, minutes betoro Uontractor Jiic- Fadden mado tlio discovery. "Hod Is 060 Mike, the Italian, has beemondcr surveillance almost sinco tho discovery ot the crime, lie was arrested at Miners' Mill late on tho day of its commission, and Fiukerton's men atter examining him had nun re. lea-ted, but kept h m constantly under watch alter takmir him around with them.. It was said that, he and an other Italian were looking at Wiu Chester rifles a few days before the tragedy aud purchased on j albo that he was on the road when the attack was made. Sovlral ItMiaus wero also seen pasting up the road about half mi hour ahead ot tho paymasters buggy on October 27 "Ked Nose MikiV was again arrested at Wilkes-Barro by two local dotectivc, aud ho acknow ledged that at IU.1U on the morning ona who would say to her what I shall of the crime he loft Miners' Mills f r say to you." "in tbo hrst place, you are mistaken in thinking that you have any special dramatio ability. I don't think you could make much ot what ability you have, and 1 am glad ot it. It you will go back to tho peaco and security of your home and faithfully discharge tho duties that como to you, no matter how liumblo they may be, tho Imio will the "commissary" over the same toad I'iukerlon's men again scoured his rc lease, and, as shown, have b"cn along sido of turn overv since. The High License Aot. Among the legislators at tbo Capitol last week was Representative Brooks, author of the Ilisli Lioonso Act, which surelv como when vou will bo elad that boar "is name, lie was asked wboth von wi-rn k nL from ioini on thn RtaiTR. or the law would bo touched at tho No success that might come tr. you.no o??''?.8.. ?VT,on of ,tho lcE'9latre laurel crowns could bo half so beautl- , " - wuru may ful as the crown of a pure, good and he ome attempts to amend it, but they noble womanhood. Go homo now and will not suoocod. In ono teaturo both nnvpr oivo another tlmnrfht to the Philadelphia and Allegheny are par . .... I lln.il.pl.. a.nAnu nt .... i ....... r- . 1. ... iiuuiauv ituiiiuuo ui aiiiciuuui; lliu Ul stage as a place where you might bo ha ll'ess'. nnd that !b in taking the power s'o felt that these words wero firmting llocnses from tho hands of tho true, notwithstanding her recent deter- Bl ""7 either want that or they miuatnm to ao nuon the stie. llumil. "" - '"- " uwuiunuu tuneii irom iatod and crestfallen, sho stammered the judges; that is, every man shall bo her thanks to tho actress, and rcturnod fir'0!1 a licon,80 wbo n8k for one, pro homo to tako un the duties of lifo vided he pays for it. It will not work. however, as tim is not a special aot dream of trreatness was over. aDa special features can not bo Intro lint f.hn una nnt. nnhnnnv , nn.l if ah.. dUced as amcndmeuts. did not win the aunlauso she coveted. "in any attempt, bo mado to re -ho did aflnrward Hnd In th.i unnprii nf UUCO tlio fee1 her own homo tho highest happiness . "0n..l.he contrary, if anything, tho that a woman oan know.J". L. JIar. Iee9 w, 1,0 raauo ue"er, again. tier hour, in Youth's Companion. Work on Ths filnghampton road. The Deacon and tho Plugged Nickels, Wii.Liuu-roitT Jan. 5 Woik has been commenoed "Cau you tell rae," inquired anxious-lookinL' man of tho bank Special'). cashier, "is thero any way of disposing I ut this end of uluL'ood nickels 1 "Certainly." rn. if IVlllii.iid.ir., nn,l 11. ....La I ..!!. . I . .1.: i ! i J..-r ut viiv, ,n,ii..,"pn '.iiiiiiuii iiiil-u vuo uasuiur, laceuousiy, "ion railroad, me toroi win bo Inorensod can drop thorn in the contribution bo lo uOO men iu n lew days. The oetilro at church. Anv deacon will tak ot operatlou is at Walkt-rs MttU, ten Uioin, He oannot well help himself, mile irom this city, and buteen miles "Yes, 6ir," Baid tho anxious looking ol tho roid way will bo graded. Work man, "I know that. I'm a church Is also being pushed at tho othor end doaoon. I have half a bushel of them 01 tne line. 1 1 would 'Ike lo disposo of." states of Illinois, Minnesota and Ne braska. Dakota will naturally be af fected in the same way and that in choate state may turn the tables on tho republicans in 1892 as Colorado did on the democrats in 187C. Meanwhile the study of tho per centage of increase of tbo voto of the two parties since 1881 is commended to the wisu men in both political camps. Patriot. 'Washington Monument. THE EFFECT OF HEAT AND COLD ON THE GREAT STONE SHAFT. Great care is taken to note tho move ment of tho V a-diington Monument, for it does move. The law of conttau tion and expansion of mateml by heat and cold operates here as well as else where. When the sun shines full on tho eastern face in the morning the stones of that sido expand and throw tho shaft slightly to tho west. Then tho sun god around to tho south and tho npex of the monument makes a cor responding swing to tho unrih. As tbo orb creeps about the ky to its tiual setting in tho evening .he glittering point on top ol the monument makes a oontra-moveinent nronnd lnlf a circle, gradually setting baok to its normal .osition alter the rays ot tho sun have oat their power. This movement has never been calculated, but is undoub -cdly very Blight. The wind, too. has an effect upon the (structure. From tho center of gravity of tho shaft, lo cated 17-1 feet and 10 inches from tho floor, is a cross beam from which is bus- ponded a fine steol wire, protected by a galvanized iron tube about f'ur inches in diameter. This haugs to tho floor at tho northwest corner of the elevator well. At tho bottom is n plumb bob weighing twenty-live pounds, suspend to its extension all over tho htate. Tho movement is to be made nudvr tho auspiocs of tho Evangelical. Minis terial association. A committee of fivo clergymen have had the subject under consideration for two months and will report to a meotinu of tho association at Pittsburg on Monday next, It is understood the committeo will favcr tho creation of a citizen's central exec utive temperance campaign commit tee, to which all the tcmperauco or ganizations of tho State, including tlii Sons of Temperance, Good Template, Women's Christian Tempfranco Un ion, Gospel Torapcranco Union, Mur phy Association and Catholic Total Abslicnco Society shall be invited to elect delegates. This committeo is first to oucourage all teraperanca people to engage in tho campaign as far a poa-ib c, and second, to discour age discussion of the minor details of tho temperance quention during tho canvass. It is not worth while to pre dict tho remit at this early date, but it is safe to say the prohibition and anti- prohibition forces will be rallied to the lait man if tho proposition of tho Kvngolical Ministerial Association is adopted and carried out. Times. Unhuried for Seven Years. San Franclico Letter to ft. Louis Olobe-Deiuocrat Early this week the body of a wo man known as Mrs. Luther was buried here, after lying in an undertaker's shop for feven years. Tho body was embalmed and inclosed in a hermetically-sealed casket, and had been placed in the cellar of tho establishment, wait ing orders from !Now oik for its ship ment to that city. Finally it had boea forgotten, and only when an account of stock, owing to chango of firm, was taken wns tho corpse discovered and od by means of tho wire, and hanging I properly interred. in waier. tu iron uyiiuu-r protects ... tho instrument from injury, and a littlo , , " iron house about four feet high keeps Under tho head of Church News oit tho draught. Tlirougn the cylinder tuu,,uu",u'"luUB "" is a tclescopio oyepiece, in ono end of Vor 011(1 overv person interested in which aro t wo vertioal wiros about one- "lu "ru ' ouniuy, u every quarter of an inoh apart. When a cret,' aml seul- ono lulj 10 yur candle is held at an opening in the sido minister and tell him ho u welcome to of the box and tho eye is npplied to the mako a11 announcements in the col- outside cud ot tho tube, tho plumb line umus ul luu uu''ul,ul" uo u can bo seen a tino line between tho -1 . A . . . 1 vertical maras jxuy movement m tno Sena,or 1Iaw, u d t0 th flhnfr. M rccnrnnfl nv n. r-nrriwn-inilinrr I . . - . 4 -J 1 . . mea 01 making ex-rreaidonu mo Whon tho structure is at rest, nnd in its normal position, tho line haims still, midway between tho other-, but when the thatt is disturbed by the notion of the wind it sways baok and forth liko the pen dulum of n clock, always coming to rest in tho conter. This is observed every day, and if tho oustodiau hhould ever notico tbo lino hanging still at any point outside of the two cross linos ho will then know llist the monument, has been permanently moved fiotn Its level position. Until then, however, no ono need be alarmed by tho oscillations of the ahaft from tho action of the wind or tho iiiflueuco of the sun. Washing , ton Star, members of the United States Senate. "The Senate," ho says, "might havo three or four ex-Presidents among it members, who might control great measures while they wore forty year behind the peoplo. Tho proposition is as far as possible from demooraoy." The Coll'muian will goto press hcre nfter on Thuinhy m- inlng. All mat ler for Ineertion" must hu in tho otlioo not later than Wodneediw noon, as tho forms will bo clo-td on Wednesday uf. tcrnoon. For several weeks past wo havo been delayed by matter comini! iu late, but we intend hereafter to mako all tho mails on ihursday, at X
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