LIZZIE BtRDEN ACQCITTED.
Ska tlmrj tayi She It Mot Oallty f tk
Crim of Mnrdar.
Kkw Bedford, Mum., Jud II. Tin
&rf In the Borden murder mm brought In
wrdict lata yesterday afternoon, acquit
ttng Kim Lizzie Itorden of the charge l
wring murdered her father and mother at
Ml Hirer in Aug tint 1m.. The jury wai
M hit a abort time.
The verdict of acquittal was no surprlM
to the people here, as it waa fully bettered
that the cnmmouweaith had not made out
a case aufliciently strong to convict Mlaa
Borden. Krcryliody aeeing to be aatiallod
with the verdict.
tHJVRKD IN A KlNAWAt ACCIDENT.
i Paople Thrown from Wagon Near
Eattoa.
EaaTOif, June 20. A frightful runaway
-accident occurred near here. A party
mnpamd of Mr. and Mrs. Kane, Kir. and
rm. Frank Rapp and two children, and
Benjamin Dietrich were returning home
torn a vialt in the country, when the
torn, ran away and the occupant were
larawn out.
The accident occurred while descending
Morgan' Hill. Mrs. Kae had her left
m broken in two places, and wa injured
ternally. Mrs. Rapp bad a wrist broken,
har daughter an arm broken, and a young
b hi teeth knocked out. Mr. Rapp and
Hr. Kaac were also injured internally, and
Ik Moorery of the former is doubtful
Dietrich, the driver, wa run over by the
wagon and badly bruised.
Maw Lewis Want Damage.
West Chebtkr, June 80. Henry Lewi,
a prominent stock dealer of Malvern, ha
broogh anit against Councilman John S.
Cortes, of that place. Lewis went away
Iram home to purchase stock, and during
! ce, he alleges that Cortes swore
falsely at the bank that he (Lewis) waa a
Inandal wreck. Lewi' house, stock and
aetiithlag was seized and sold, and, when
returned, be bad no home. The parties
as all highly veepected.
Gettysburg-' Celebration.
GrrrvtiauRU, June 20. From July 1 to
1 the state of New York will formally dedi-
the monuments she ban erected on this
tettleArld. The crowd that will be in at
ssndance is expected to be immense. Gen
eral Daniel Rutterfield, who was Meade's
sftiaf of staff at this battle, baa been select
ed as the chief marshal of the procession
m July 2d, when the mala dedicatory ex
"sacdaes will be held in the National oemo-sarj.
. The Grand Army Ilutton,
Lancaster, June 20. Tho local Grand
Army posts have appointed committees to
weartain the namea of parties wearing
iraad Army buttons or badges not entitled
?o wear them. . When the list is completed
.t will be published, and prosecutions will
entered against all who are illegally
wearing these emblems of the order.
Three Men Badly Burned. '
Pittsburo, June 20. An explosion of
tm occurred in Hartly & Marshall's coal
-nineaat Banksville yesterday. John Mc
.aiu, William Chappel and Jdhn Agenstl
vre badly burned. The mine is burning
ihriooalj.
Another Bill Vetoed.
RtftRisBURo, June 21. The bill repeat
og the Allegheny Sunday law baa been
-cioed by Governor Puttison. The gov
mor approved several measures among
:iettu tho WertUeimer bill.
Had Both Hi Leg Cut OCT.
Easton, June 21. Philip Nixon, a
'TakeniKE on the Belvidere Delaware rail
toad, fell from a train in Phillipsburg and
ad both his legs cut off, resulting in his
ieath a few hours later.
Stevenson at Louisville.
Locirville, June 21. Vice President
".venson has reached Louisville from
jloomlugton, 111., to visit bis sister, Mrs.
uiUa U. Scott Ha will remain two or
line days. .
THE MARKET REPORT.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PeiniEi.riiiA, June SJO. -Cotton solil in a
aaJ) way on a basis of 8v. pur pound lor
jiddllu- uplands.
Kee1 wia dull, with liberal offerings at for.
narrate. Vinlr bran ihiikcU from $14.00
rftlu.u0 per ton.
Flour Looul Jobbers operated sparingly and
.lore wore free willurs on a bunx of former
notations. Minnesota clears anil stmiKlilK ut
,".'.iliia.75: PeuiiKylvsnia roller utraiirbt ut
:i.lO:t.:Mi: wmtern winter drain ami stniighta
i $J.0u8.5C; winter I'Htentxut $..iKiu4.00j
- irtnir do. hi f 4.U(Ju4.'Jj; and tuvorite biundii
;.( higlitr prlruN.
Rye Flour was quiet at $1.00u$:t.0.- per
arret for choice Pennsylvania.
Grain On eaU Wbeiit'liiul tiH4 bid for June:
JHti July; 71o. August; TMcSjiU-uilmr.
Corn 4H41o bid for June; &Uo July; 60Uo
?l uirunf : A0fae Hetf m her.
Out-auf4U. .luut'i :i!iHo July: and 30Ko for
HiTU!t:a4Hc Hriteinlfr.
Butter Mm-ket quiet but flrui; Ponnsyl
aula creamery extra. UOu: do. prints extra,
'. holewile, U'Jc; do. Jobbing, M.luMe.
, Kggs Market dteady; IVnnsylvunlu firsts,
Rbeeee Market stendv; New York fuetory,
A.4aDtto: pm-t nlinn, .raUie.
(otatoe Market li searcn; unil higher:
'i9 potatoco. 7."K'nf-;..'iU -r urrell. mi
.irdlng to quality: Karly Hose, ebolio Hnd
i;iney, hOiiN'ic; do. New Vork iH-st, KHiiN.".; liur.
unk and WlilLa 8uir clmuw, U.mHUc: do. luir
ogood, 7oaS0u.
New Vork Produce Market,
Saw York, June 20. - Whent Market
bill at Ha rl No. 8 red TJ'tfi per bun. In
-lore. No. 1 nortbern 7!tfio delivered.
lorn Mai kctt qalet at 1h,o rise. No. 2
,4T bushel, clellvdi tid.
Out Market tlrm. No. S mixed. :iNe
wuthel In elevator. No.? while, 4(io.
Bye-Market dull. No. S, i)7Ka."ib to
S-wliel di'liveivd.
610
rxfr
per
KuHt Liberty Live Htock Market.
East LinKitvv. June ao. Cattle Kmwlpts,
'i(0 hnad;itilitnnnt, l.lojhead; bent g, uibn.
,i.40uM.U0; medium and good butcher' giude
,Uu to 30c off from lattt week'a price.
Hog Keeelpta, K.7U0 head; thipuieuW, 6,100
lead; medium and light weights Sd.0uati.70;
jpavy,$0.2r.Mtl.40.
ttlieep Iteoelpts, 9,200 head: shlLineuta,
'aoobead; marki.-t Sao off tj-om lat week's
prions; lambs, 96o to Mo off.
THK SEWS ft-HOM ALL AKOtlNU,
Cendenaed Account of all tho Important
Event.
Ong Moy Toy, the last of New York's
thinewe letter colony, ha died.
Supreme Court Justice B latch ford Is ser
iuuki mi hi ma Newport cottage.
A trial trip of the crulxrr Montgomery,
ouin ai itniuniore, win te mode within a
fortnight.
While walkina in her sleen at Tbannn
Mrs. Oeorge H. L'hler fell down stairs and
was badly hurt.
Sixty million feet of timber have been
rafted out of Willlamsport's main loom
this summer.
Gny Kaiogl Zulu, a nnlive African, Is to
teach a summer school of colored children
at Lolumbln.
HtiKh Rons, the Ilnmextcad strike lender,
nas gone to Scotland to claim his mother's
inrge lniierttance.
So many people tire pnlsoned by cheese
in Pittsburg that stores Unci that article a
drug on the market.
Ex-Governor Powell Cluetoti, of Arkan
eas, has been vIMting bis brother, Judge
viHj ioD, ai Aieuia.
Two Judgments of $27,800 have been ob-
tainea against tne Mutual Brewing Corn-
pan,, oi etr lorn.
Owillir S?fl ai.,1 hmrlna t19.'i IVUt ..
seU, the Nashville, Tenn., Savings Com
pany hns asalgned.
Eev. NehemiAb Tlnvntrm at fIia T-nt.n
Congregational church, of Boston, hns de
clined a call to St. Louis.
Found a defaulter for $!M0 and perhaps
more, ex-Treasurer V. g. Smith, of Clark
county, ina., is missing.
Plying hetween College Point and New
I ork. the bur ferrThnnt F P .limjii
on the rocks and mink.
Bloodhounds are After wnwkm U A
railed a fast fruit train neur Carliou, Ala.,
ana Killed r.nglneer Simmons.
An unknown mum mA rnta Pivna
son of Hon. Wilfred Prevoet, of Montreal.
to snoot nimself. tbrougn the bead.
The Lonir Ialand Sound itMmhnut Pttv
of Kichmond, is aground and partly sub
merged on Port ashington. K. Y.
Workmen James Harrow Antnuin Mnu.l
and T. K. Owenn wre hnrial mnA urirtiitti
injurea Dy a lalllng wall in Pittsburg.
The Citizens' bank, of Fairmount, Ind.,
nas susnennM it. ha aaMHtiM nf eir-tn
000 to $150,000 and asseta of $191,000. '
L. B. Deaton, a Tuccoa (Ga.) farmer.
fatnllV DeDDered with hnf farm han
named Johnson for assaulting his wife.
James Marrlsan and William Henson,
snore term coavicta, sealed the walla and
escaped from the prison at Jackson. Mich
Emma E. Camp, of Wyalnslng, took first
honor amonar the rlau of tvni..
graauaiea irom tne State College at Belle
fun to.
J. F. McLausrhlin.
sion merchant of Toronto. Onr. . kna .
signed. Hi asseU largely exceed bis lia
bilities.
It has been decided that tha kautmiarf.
era of the National laimo nf Rfnukitnn
ciuos snau d atunicago for the ensuing
year.
After a nrolonired struirirl tha T.a1raaMa
tlectric Bailway Company received the
privilege of laying tracks from Shenandoah
w iHKesiae.
The Crouse will darUI
does not settle the contest, but relegates to
the surrogate the question who is next of
kin and heir.
No criminal nrAeaaitinM wtll 1m K...I
tuted aginat Moody Merrill, tho missing
ouainesa man, as taere la no posi
tive evidence.
For swindling Kansas and Montana min
ing investors out of $66,000, missing coc
StaU (Senator L. B. Olds, of Helena, Mont.,
Is much wanted.
The James H. Walker Company, of Chi
cago, wholesale and retail dry goods deal
ers, have obtained an extension on about
$500,000 indebtedness.
Harry Johnson, colored, started out with
a gun at Millen, Ga., to kill Deputy Mar
shall E. N. Parnell, but the latter "got
the drop" on Johnson.
Senator Stanford, of California, will re
sign unless the party leaders decide that
his preaenoe is necessary. He Is slowly lm-
proving in health.
George E. Porter, William Davie, Ed. h.
Jackson and John Alexander, the three
last named colored, escaped from jail at
Huntington, W. Va.
Convicted of throwing Henry Quell, 15
years old, down an air shaft, George Mo
Kenzie, aged 18, of New York, will go to
prison for a long term.
Mlxs Elsie May Critcbfleld bat been aent
from her Somerset home to an insane asy
lum because she believes every man she
meet wants to marry ber.
Bequeathed only $50 of bis father's $40,-
000 estate, J. E. McDonald, of Miller's
Falls, Mass., will fight tho will, alleging a
step-mother's influence.
Pistols have been drawn In the factional
contest of the Butler township school board
in Schuylkill county, and now the fight Is
to be taken into court.
The missing grain man, A. Bailey, of
Duluth, Minn., owed hia Minneapolis part
ners many thousands of dollars. He prob
ably committed suicide
The executive committee of the National
League of republican clubs is in session at
Chicago to elect a secretary and fix upon
permanent headquarters.
A ballistic text nickel steel plate seven
teen inches thick and weighing .thirty-five
tons, fur the Indiana, wa" shipped from
liuthlehem to Indian Head.
Congressman Hiues, of Luzerne, an
nounces in a card that be is supporting P.
M. ConnitT, aud not It. Bruce Licketu, as
his choice for internal revunue collector.
1 iTbe 2!)lh anniversary of the sinking of
the rebel cruiser Alabama- by the Kear-HHt-gH
was celebrated by the Kearsarge
Nuval Assoeiakjon, of Portsmouth, N. H.
Crossing the railroad track, in a wnifon,
near Crawfordsville, Ind., William Hlpcs,
a wealthy f armor, was killed by a train,
and his wife und daughter were fatally
hurt.
Freight, and express trains colliding on
the Western und Atlantic railroad, near
Burlaw, Ua., C. O. Jackson, a train hand,
was killed, and several others were biuily
hurt.
In a quarrel as to the title to a meadow
In Upper Holly, Cumberland county, John
Harry und John Donnelly fought with
pitchforks, and the latter quit with a
broken arm.
The money stringency has ' caused the
temporary suspension of the Lake County
bank, of Aarou, Wilcox fc Co., at Paines
ville, 0. It owes several hundred thou
sand dollars.
Charles C, King, a young man promi
nent in Masonic circles, died at his home
in Paterson, N. J. When a youth Mr.
King was struck in the side with a base
ball. An abscess formed and it finally re
sulted la his death.
A Queer Tug.
A NKW CRAFT WHICH CAN GO ON LAND
OR WATER.
From the Boston Transcript.
A new Lanailian invention for use
in the lumber districts is coming into
general use in Northern Ontario. It
;. .n i
a vaucu a Mcam warning inc. it nrn
pels itself on land as well ks on water.
and is used by lumbermen whose
operations are carried on among small
ias.es connected oy streams ot uncer
tain navigation, bix of these unique
craus nave Deen uuiit by the inventors
unng me past season.
They are built in scow shane. with
steel shod runners for movinir over
land i are 17 feet loner, is fort beam
deck.-d all over, and having sleeping
room ior lour men in the bow : the
bottom and UD the bow is envererl
with steel boiler plate. An enirine of
i . . . -j
2 norse-nower lurnishes steam for tnn
hours' work, with three nuartor of a
cord of dry wood.
in tne water it moves six mi r an
hour, forward or backward, as rentitr
ed, propelled by side wheels. On
land it is propelled by having a cable
drum on which is coiled five .eighths
of a mile of steel wire cable, which is
tastened with pulleys to tree or some
object in front, the boat moving as the
ire is coiled ud. 1 he boi er is hunor
on an axle in the centre and a srrew
arranged on the front enables the fire
man to un it forward or hark ami
keep it level going up or down hill. It
win move over an elevation of one
foot in three on land and draws about
28 inches in the water.
Don't You Know
I hat to have pertect health you must
nave Dure blood, and the best wav tn
have pure blood is to take Hood's
Sarsapanlla, the best blood purifier
ana strength bui der. It exne s al
taint of scrofula, salt rheum and all
other humors, and at the same time
builds up the whole system and gives
nerve sirengm.
Hood's Pills mav be had hv mail
for 25c of C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell,
iuass.
Curious to tha End.
From London Tld-Blts.
Mr. Samnson Cnassinn.itfM T
love you devotedly, Miss Chumley,
Ki.t . .. nr r 1 .
uui iiij ptvumaiy uuairs nave prevent
ed my makinc a declaration until now.
But I have put enough away now to
ieci justinea in asking you to become
my wife."
Miss Chumlev (hesitatinclv. but
sweetM. "I confess that I am nnt
wholly indifferent to you, but but "
.1T1..1 1 1
--uui wnai, aear r
"Would vou mind tellino- me how
much you have put away ?"
w
Kept the Cash in the family.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
"Well, the widow sued the editor."
"Get anything?"
"One hundred dollars. But she
didn't have it long,"
"Why ?"
"Editor married her."
I was troubled with catarrh for
seven years previous to commencing
the use of Ely's Cream Balm. It has
done for me what other so called cures
have failed to do cured me. The
effect of the Balm seemed magical.
Clarence L. Huff, Biddleford, Me.
After trvimr manv remedies for ra.
tarrh during past twelve years, I tried
Ely s Cream Balm with complete suc
cess. It is over one year since I
stopped using it and have had no re
turn of catarrh. I recommend it to
all my friends. Milton T, Palm,
Reading, Pa.
Awaiting the Verdict.
From the Troy Times.
Kindly Visitor. "Are vou mamma's
little boy r
Willie. ."I dunno. The Court hasn't
decided yet."
Woman's Danger.
No man can ever know thi
devoted martyrdom of many
women.
Unselfishly a woman works
and suffers that home and
loved ones may be happy. i
When it seems as thoutrh her
back would break, when she
grows irregular, faint, irritable,
oses all interest in society,
gets the "blues," is crushed
with that indescribable feeling
of " bearinc-down." she "Hratrs
along," day after day, suffering
agonies that would appal a man.
ine cause ot an her trouble
is some derangement of the
uterus or womb, nerhaos the
development of a tumor, or
cancerous humor, anyway,
give it instant attention.
L,vata i. iUnkhams yece-
table Lompound
is the sure cure.
t is re com.
mended bv thou
sands of women.
ts cures are un
parallelled.
AM tlrilfrlrUlB Hfll it.
A (It Ire it in riinArlnnra
LVDlA K. I'lNKHAM MD,
CO., I.TNN, Mfl,
LivorPillu, so eiot.
6 SUif:
For Frty4w Tears, lias tine
. , v . .. , ( , - - . ' ,
D. LOWENBERG
CLOTHING STORE
existed niii3en jojecl 'l:h9 patronage and con,
ldlene i tlh e people tlirongliont ttie Coin,
ty. We merited! it because we liave always
stood on the roclv m TriiLh, lHoiiesty and
TTM -I n - 1 Tin
Fair dealing to all
Nothing is misrepresented and everyone pleased; We are shoivin $ a
Beautiful line of
S IP IR, 1 3ST C3- SUITS
for MEN, BOYS and-CHILDREN. Also a full line of
TOTJRISTHATS
in all Colors, and the New Shape AMBER Colored STIFF HAT at thP
POPULAR CLOTHING STORE.
OF D. LOWENBERG.
Victorious at the Start.
INITIATION OF THE
PEERING PONY BINDER.
IN THE EAST A VIATORY.
In Contest June 1st, with WALTER A. WOOD, Single Apron Binder, at Hillsboro. N. C,
READ THE LATEST SEAT OF WAR.
"Wm. Deering & Co., "l""otiU' June 1893-
namsburg, Fenna.,
t . t P,1y iner a decided success. Cut heavy and light griin to day with two mules, after a heavy rain
fleet work. Iieht draft nn fhnlrinrr w A .1 u.. .1. ' 1 .. . . ' .
; , ... wu WiI,,,cl,s, uuwii uy uirec muies. ruiN it won tne ngnt. Tes
timonials and letters by mail. You can gamble on the PONY. Sicned : Tulian brvan & Tos. Douglas."
J O
I
"Vrn. Deering & Co., uumN' w ' June a'
rtamsDurg, Penn.,
The PONY cleaned them root ind branch at Hillsboro yesterday in very wet grain.
Signed : A. E Lloyd & Co., Agts."
THE SA VB AT.Tl fiWUT un, , . .
o-.T, .r7-7..TrrJTTu r 7 . . J contiuac 10 iock norns witn any DEERING Machine thev
wish afterwards they had obeyed the old adage : "Prudence is the better part of Valor." cnine wty
, H ij! tH
ANOTHER TRIUMPH.
I . tee miM JiiED umm em a ma success, i
Unstinted praise accorded Wm. Deering & Co., by the thousands of Farmers who hail this new invention as the
- vv. iiuij uk.c vi me uecaae.
THE BINDER TRUCK riiddi ANrrn
With the Jointed. Platform the Farmer can fold tip his Binder in FIVE MINUTES, and drive off without lifting
w. uuuiu.iuiig uic norses.
M Ml ul IMf GATES m to Terror.
D. W. KITCHEN, ACRICiiLLjyRAL implements
AND REPAIRS. &C.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Tho FimoMt Battens,
Fimmt Material,, The Finest
The Finest Trimmod,
The finest. mt The &uesi Made,
Tiie FINEST FITTINQ
9
and
m7
u un raw
that can be found in Bloomsburo- is at
THE RELIABLE CLOTH I FR
You will positively get the most value bv tradino
CLOTHING, HATS, .SHIRTS. NECKWfar t.r
flothlns mnde to order ul correct Ntylc. !
I. fflAIER, Bloorasbarg, Pa. .