mi.
MCIIt.tr. . - .(X 1 IS. 1S90.
lrmnrrHf fetal Tlekef.
Far (i wrnor,
IlOBEUTi: P.vTTIso.Y. of Philadelphia,
rer I.ienteriant Governor.
CHU'NCEI V. IlL VCX, of York.
For S ccr' try. of Ir.te.rnal Affairs.
WILLIAM II BAliCLW, Of Alleeoy.
nmntrllc Couuly Tlrket.
Kor Uoniress,
TiiOMAS II. GKEEVY.
Subjct to tne decision of Umocra'.ic cun
ference. Kr Assembly.
M. KITZrtA rtRlS, of (iallifzln.
ED. T. McNEEHS. of Johnstown.
For Treasurer,
CHAKLKSJ. MAY Fit, of jobr.stown.
Kor Commls!rnir5,
rATKICKE DILLON, of Eider Twp.
JOHN' KIKBY, of Johnstown.
For Auditors,
WILLI AM t: HERUY. or Wlltuor,.
JOSEPH inn's, cf Chet Twp.
F(t Poor House Director,
S W. MlLLEIl. of Johnstown.
Hon. lit ii Mrt"rr.L n, ex-Scre
tary of the Treus-ary, is rior.sly in
Washington.
Mit. Yv. wi i-. I'. Sw an has lieen
appointed a poor direct.)r at s.'ranton.
This is th tirst irs' anc ;f a woman
beiiig ehcs.-n lo suh ac cffl.'-in this
state.
Tin: I.u;iatii lottery compiny
baa snccf cdd in hav ra the lottery tiil
passed over the vto of the Governor of
the H':ite. Th opoot.en's of the meas
ure !n cons-qMence havn diawu r.olliin
but bUnk.
Hamilton- Ii. rov.tne PluladeTpbia
millir.airi', K-p.ib ic.m , snys the p.i3
aga of t.e Force bill would prove a
P'Til to tLe tuHir.iH.1 interfst of the
south in whirh millions of northern
car it :a I is invr ?tej.
SoMKof ri.e i;puh'icans ioxist that
this w!'l be a ta k r.? cmiiign, but we
doubt !r. F.r ir.s-a'.c" IMama-er Is not
likely to do sry ta kirg ah.u: Kairj'd
declaratii n .inl it i.i not rxpec'ed that
Ci.l.iti-: i jiy wiil have a preal Jr-al to
siy cor.certiirg the crave c'jres which
hive b-ep prefeir. tl ii I'.r.sl hirn.
E l-'TMA-TEt: WM P. H.VUIilTV, ,
of Pni'adi'iphia, who w ts chosen State
t'hairmiin nt tin SoraT.tori Convention,
own. if to biibinesji tntfres's as ruixi-;
I'f'led to decline the fi si ioo . )o Wrd-
ned;iy. at a meeting of tlw S:ate Vc- .
trai t't mrm! let t H irrisl urg. Congress-; All !Le .'peculttinns almut V.'aMace
mai Jinvs K-rr, of tVeardc d, whb I ging atro.id because or his disappoint
iinaDinjousiy eitvted Sia-e Chaircaan. ' ai'-nt at S.'ranton. is the riurest boh of
' bl ithring org-tss. 1U ha important
tiKN. Vro. II. K oatz. a prominent
Republican of Somerset cmirty rrcently
said in a public interview : ' I have
been tryir.g to rind out what claims Sen
ator rflamater has on the Goveraor
ship. I don't know of anything that be
has done to merit the nomination, and
if he hadn't been the choice of the ma
chine he nevei would have been select
ed, io my judgement."
Thk secretary of tbe treasury has i
wired instructions to the collector of i
customs et Sn Francisco to send
twentyfour Cbicese, recently captured
on tbe Aiizona border while endeavor
ing to cmupg'e thfmelves irto the
l.'nited States, back to their native coun
try. They will be fibippt d to China on
the iirst steamer lint ssi's from Sn
Francisco to that country.
Thk II ,iie Committee on millt.ory
aiTaiis at W.i&btcgton, l.sa decided to
report with h favcrab'e rt comruerda-
tlon n bill rrvivirfr lhe crade of i,e. ,
. . . , ..
tenant general in the army. The bill
provides that the parson appointed un-
dertbeact. with whose death or re-i
tlrtcuf nt the hVe ?s to expire, shall re- i
ceive,th3 sjrna piy received by Ge' !
Sheridin while lieutenant general, j
Tiie bi'i alau to re-creata the i'i : in ;
order that the distinguished war ser-
vics renderid by M .j. Gen sjhofield or I
some o'li-r uV.wr miy L recogn'z-d.
I'ndcr its provisions the l'resideat may j
appoint tho c lijer he believes to be best '
entitled to the hncr without regird to ,'
relative rank. . !
Tur. I.epuMican confereuce for lhe !
-JY.h Ccr greesional District composi-d ;
of the counties of Mercer, Lawrence j
Kutlir nnd ll'uver, the home cf that
(according to the late Kepublican S:ate i
Convention) imai-culate s'aiesmn
Senator vjay hKS got Into, a pretty j
ruuddle. Con pre man Twnsend, of I
Heaver county who bss servel one '
term was l,id on the. i!ie;f ai;d Major i
McDonald, cf Lavvrence county, bus
b&en nominated, but it is alleged
that his ncroinution whs purchased by i
barefated bribery and tfildavita ai.d .
conft-Biuna are made in supprt of the j
accn?atior The ll-pubcan Couuly j
Coaoilttee tf lieavtr couuty has bn-n ,
c:ed to iiieet on Sitcrdiy next, to ia i
ves:igte the charges, but it Is believed !
that fie Kcardal wiil be bushed up for
the good of the g. o. p.
Thit leaders of tbe majority in thei
House ot K-presentatires, enya the
Philadelphia AV-vn, hope before long
to stir tbeir obedient followers to per
rtjc'jus activiny In devising and passing
a new LvrKsacal Apportionment
bill. It is be;ief a at tbe Census Ot
flee that the cfllcial count can be dtt
clared by tbe middle of August ; and
this ia all that would be needtd to es-
tab! tali a basis for re-apportionmebt.
Whether Dictator Itefd and his parti-,
san tools shall pass au Apportlonmeht
bill will depend on their estimates of
the oolilical results of such a measure.
The new members would all have to be !
elected at large ; and iu the present
temper cf the public mind there
wouldn't be much cf a chance for lLo 1
Kepublican canlidatts iu Ntv. Voik, ,
Ohio, or even in lIliLoi. iu
IKia t
consideration will acaicely dtttr the :
letptrate tuLi'iratcis if th-y tlull dt.i-I
.. . " '
i;(iu uumialf p.uuatri ;;'lvi r:t i;'e m .
HI. Iilii.; lhiv'i-1. ;,n A ppol I ion in.'lt l!i.
i vt
! Tjce srj-nins no longer evosts. It hs
; vanished to the four winds, sa to sp-ok.
j and tL Country knows it 00 lotger.
i Senator and ex-Speaker Cullsle dis
I cuises the. suf jt as follows :
i '-Tim regular acrual appropriations
already p.saed nod 'h ise rending, wbitb
j of course must, in the main, pas,
amouut to i39,000,000. With the per-
i mioent appropriations, amonntlcg
a
llu.000 00O. added th nnrr,riafAn.
f.,r ih f,,T . "
"i"n &icn tn iiT-
' haft ins? er.rtt. aiiJld,lrnAi
I - - - 1 1 o . - n ru l i -I ' ) , J,
i 000 -a pref.y saro in tra'.h. If yoa will
! add to the t4:.0 000 000 already included
; Id my estimate the 12 000.000 for the
I ail 91 r hAnnt i nm n r, A . .. .LI I . .
ur. ...... mm m- snipping; subsi
dies and S12.000.0u0 only for the new
p-nsion, the aggregate will increase to
MfttOOOOOO. The estimate receipts
furnished by the secretary of the treas
ury are S450 000 000. The deficit will
therefore amount to ?43 000 OoO.
'When a private individual's ex pen
sea exceed his revenues he exhausts hfa
capital and becomes bankrupt. The
Government of the United States will
have become technically bankrnbt when
its expenditures exceeds Its revenue,
like some foreign Goverments of which
we hear. Of course, the Government
at present his infinite resources. There
is lh Treasury reserve, and thn th
sinking fund py uen'.a rosy be s'opp-d
by l?gUUtUo ; but it will be a nw ex
periecre for the lare nnrnbr of the
cit'zrs of the Americm Union to wit
ness th Government drawing on tl.e
Treasury re?ervi acl suspending the
sinkicg fund.
''Yon will perceive that there is co
theory on which to arju ; hut an ac
tual condition ex:s a for the people of
the Unittd S'a'es to consider. Vim
fiave a series of cold facts before us.
and a errcparison of the f.Tit?i of ihe
credit and the d-bit coTuts of f un s
rere.ilsthe chilly trcth that the great
.-iirplui of the Treaur7 no longer ex-
'There is an additional expenditure
to te added. It will aiise ir the Feder
al elec'inr.sblll pes the Sn and is
i gntra'.ly put in opera' i-m. T esti-
mite of cost on which I find that rcsny
c mpetent au'boritiea scree is flO (ahJ,
000. Of course, there are no preoe-d-n!s
to guide them in arriving at the
L'zurs mentioned, but I thick tbe sum
of SIO uki uoo is not too large. The
t-urit wou!d tbns
amount to "53 WX).-
OoO. lint
passed."
the force bi'l has not yet
Kx-sfxaxoi: Wallace last week,
sya thr Philadelphia Ti,u. sailed
frcm New York for Europe ti be ab
sent Troui six weks to tvo months.
II will lw at home not later than tbe
that wttk in S.p emb?r, when be will
take rq aclive port ir the campaigi tor
the I-mocratic ticket.
f personal business iu London, t wUicb
I: gave some rnon'hs last winter and
I left il in an urfinisbtd condition ; and
; Le tak' s a seaaon of rest that would
I have been denied bim had be ten
! nominated for Governor, and hopes to
j consummate pending business negolia
! lions.
( Of course, Wallace was disappointed
in the acion of ttje Scrauton Conven
i tion, but he isn'c a Democratic cry-
bat y wbo assumes tbat a great party
is a mere rattle to anicse men at will,
lie is too big and too broad a trader for
any such childish pranks, and be well
knows that men are made for parties
and that partiea are not nude for men.
He will be in good trim, for the fibt
when he returns from Eurooe. and
there will be no l-gguds in the Wal
lace ranks.
Gen. John- Chakles Fkemoxt,
died at Lis home, in New York City,
on Sucd-iy Aftercoon from ii.tlmtion
" lUD "".?r" " u,e " e"r "r uia 8Se
ttecerl 1 remont mi bom
S .vannh.
GeorgtH, !u S13 and whs educated at
Charleston college. For two years he
taught rest hem a'ica in te navy end
afterward turned his attention to civii
engineering. In 1S40 be received a
commission from President Vau Moren
as second Lieutenant in the corps of
topographical etgineers ar.d in 112 ex
plored tLe S .u h Pass ar.d discovered
the route to California. lie served one
term us United States S-nator from the
New .State of California takieg h's eeat
in lsvj. Io 185.1 he removed to New
York ar.d al tbo lira: Il pnbi ican Na
tional Convention held at Philadelphia
in lot' received lhe nomination for the
Pres'dency, hot was defeated by Bu
chanan. A the breaking out of the
civil war be was made a mjor general
but soon after resigned his commiasiou
hen (i-nerai I'unw was placed ovtr !
him. A few months ago be was grant-
ed a liberal pension bv the Gove rnmer.t,
b it did not uve long to er.joy tt. j
K Statu fkatok I.kwis Emk
uv. it is understood, eays tbe IUrria
burg I'utri'.'t proposes to take tbe stump
in the c.mm.c ciuun'in and reiternt
the charges Lich he ad made against '
1 th- v .inun - v i . f "'',03l .
, he Lelub..can c-r.d.date for f.overnur.
i "" snoui i au so tne U-puDllcan party
, orgiua will endeavor to throw ecld
, ... u m, wto T,f i
! IbiLkmg voter ai.l l i! tluecced by ,
j wcai inese pari iso j ur: u s my say, ;
M'. Kmtry is either right ot he ;
wr ti ad only an iuvesti?aion can
de'eimir.e which is v.bich. If "Mr. iel
arEiter did not buy bia Stcalcria! seat
then Mr. Emery sboold be be!d to re
sponsibility for hia charge and if be did t
.. !
ate, be of course, ia not the m in to be
tmde Governor of this common wealth.
Tbe gieat mass of psople of the State j
matter and aa a supplicant for tbeir j
suffrage, Candidite Ddtamater ia jD ;
dnty bound to Clean if Le can the
atliy Douna IO Clean. 11 Le can, the,
r.meiy muu epoi, irom I. is lOllIlca'
s5cirt -
Iet b:m take the advice of the i
1. v..V,li... l-h!tu.l,.i.;. ! ..j!
" r , j
spuak Otit, '
',
A an ass of tbe compositors of tLe
daily new.spHpeia of IV.tibuig Lad Ueu J
tikeri with tbe following result : Pat-
tieon 17 ; I )c!au:ater, ; uoo commit- i
.... . i
t.i, iturty ol the. I'atti.i n
- trrs
,U kl.oWII lO ls K lit.'
'-',r,J- j
The Patttsort K( publicans.
I I'lLADELi'Di.w. July 14 lo ao ia- Oa iVday fviifli(. April 4 at a pnb-te-vww
today Wharton Barker not jjc naf.etit:g io r.rsdfora. ex-Senator
only showed the diasatisfactioo against j Lewis Emery' Jr., read the following
t J jay acd Qaayism ex'sting in the 11a- cfcargea against S.ia'or George W. IeN
Vuuitcsn iauE8, tut ext ia:nej now the
overthrow of that pow-r Is to be accom-
p'..sh-d at the polls to November.
louask oe," queried Mr. mrker.
, '"Whether I hare received any letters
from K -publicans commending my step
" coming out In support of Patti-
8Q ? in answer 1 will aa? that frcm
: n ler the
over the s atb letters have been
pourirg in from prominent Republicans
stating that not only would they sup-,
port I'attison, but will uss every hon
est end to see that he Is elected.
"I tell you," and Mr. Barker's bands
came together with an emphatic slap,
"there will be nothing short of a revo
lution in Pennsylvania poli'ics in No
vember. The KepnMican majority will
dwindle sway until nothing is lefc and
the anti Dclainatet msjortty loom up
in its place. It will be bet history re
peating i?slf. when Folger was snowed
under New York.
"I have received word from several
exceptionally well-known Republicans,
telling me that they intend taking the
stomp this year in the Interest of l'atti
son. I am not at liberty to mention
their names yet, as p'ans for the cam
paign have not yet been formulated."
"What ate th.-s plans
'Well, in a few days, probably a week,
a conference of leading Republican poli
ticians from the in'rior of the State
wi'i be held in my ine and a p'n of
campaign agrerd upon. To each mm
will be BMtRned am p-irfic'ulnr die
trict. and he will have sole charg of
wo'kirg Bgainst D-lamater is thai ac
tior." Will yoa work in exjunction with
th I-n crat ic C-'Uiaiitlet- ?"
"No : that point we ish to mke
pirticuisrlv apparent. We wish to
show the Dem'KTiit ic S;at Committee
and tb ar'i-D-iamaler cottmiitte re
totally dis'irict orgnn'zt'iors. Tb
election of Sir. l'a'tis'tn as Governor of
Pennsylvania is. of course, the common
otj'cMvs point, bo. th"M will b no
fff.ia ion i f lh li-mrrratic and the
Pn'tison K pub'ican forces."
I.jt why ehcu'd yu wish that fact
made parttotularly apparent ?'
' Tor f hie reason. We want to show '
ttat the Democrats unaided would have
probably no, surely lost. The enter-
ing of a ltpuh'icn committee iu VLe
cmpiiQ in the interesls of the Drao
cra's is our Ptotes-. sjiicst tasiem,
and we the It?puoWcus who will not
b-ruled will elect Mr. I'attisoo. Vi'e
draw co par'v lines ; we want to show
to tbe entire I 'cited S'atea that io Ibis
State at least there are men wbo. in the
interests of bones' government, will
rise superior to party polities and help
elect tbe man wbo, ic their minds, is
best fiUed for the position. Mark my
wordd : io November you will see noib
ing short of a revolution in IVnnsyN
vanU politics.7'
Terrific I'owder Expleslaa.
Cincinnati, Ju'y 15. Two freight
cars with sixteen tons of powder ex
ploded at King's mills late this after
noon, causing the explosion of the car
tridge factory, turning of several
houses, the kl:iicg of six persons and
the wounding of twen'y men and wo
men.
Two errsp'y freight cars were being
rolled octo a a:de track where a car
cootsining live Lui.dred kegs of gun-
powuer wes a aniiing. js tne cars
struck, there was a terriflc txntosion :
and immediately afterward another car
containing ejgbt hundred kegs of gun
powder exploded. making thirteen
hundred kegs altogether. William
Fraiily, a brakeman. was standing on
one of the ernp'.v cars when the explo
sion occurred. II is body must have
been blown to atoms, as no trace of it
baa yet been found. The railway sta
tion and freight house belonging to the
Little Miami railroad, together with
all tbe adjacent buildings, were set on
fire and t-. tally consumed. The havoc
wrought by tbe explosion ia dreadful.
The track and tiea of tbe railroad are
fairly torn out or tbe ground and great
holes ploughed in tbe ground. The
Fe-ter'a cartridge factory ws burned to
the gronnd. end ratblng bet a mass of
blcckeeed. smouldering ruins remains
to mark the the spot where the building
stood.
N'wsfrrrn King's Mills at y o'clock
to-ni!ht is that ten deed bodies have.
been taken from the ruins, and thtr y
are krown to N wound-d. D-flniie
nea is more likely to swell the list of
c.i.ualii(?s than to dimmish tt.
The Road to I'rouiolica,
Some of the Ipuolicnn papers in
Penn-yvn!a are teiab.r:ng Wharton
IWker for beading a revuti ngiinsc the
nominatio n of Mr. Peljmater. Mr. B.r
kr is warned among obT things if,at
he must never aa-iin h pa rr admission
into the H-publican fold. We do not
know what anticipationi Mr. ll.ik-r
msy cherish in this regard, tut experi
ence Soa to show that he is ikiog tbe
wisest. course wiih his It-pbiican
friends if he seeks political advance
ment. The two Senators from Nw
York broke away from their pty, Mr.
IIiscok supporting Greeley and Mr.
Kvarts being in the Cabinet of Johns m.
Itepublicsn New Yoik presented as a
unanimous cboica tor the Presidency
Mr. Depew, who ran on tbe Democratic
ticket as Leutnnt Govercor to he!p
defeat the republican csnvass in 1872.
Mr. nayea rewarJd Mr. Scbuiz for his
b,rTr
pernsent supporters of tbe Democrats
in 1ST'' thmn Mr Ua't..t i-
lteiI. Mr. IIrrl.son thought them"
wrtliy of the bigbeat recognition in the
TT- " Wharton Baikei
7
uiiuuiiic aervice. ir Wharton Barker
! 01 recognition. ,cc York Iff mil.
tharlcs S. Helfc for Pattison.
IlAKRISIiITItU.
Iu?V 'J fharfoa i
U. V .-v.. 7. I
iJ TJ I i'puoiican re
To.t of 1n-, said here toMisy tbat be
woulj vote for Pattison. although he
l'reerrea usisma'.er personally. Patti- ;
, , M,a "presented some vital
rsirvT
pnblican prfy of Pennsylvania permit
me.t to roe aommated as it ia being
dominated. The machine which was
controlling nominationa be bated, and
whi.st be bad do personal admiration
for Pattison he found it hia duty to
support him in his emergercy. In bis
opinion a large number of Republicans
... n 1 n , ft 1 v, i
To ' .V- iVV km 10 "... nt
l? "buke tbe U-poblican machine of
to see
Mr. Wolfe on tbe stump for
Pattison.
-
wl".ra to y to ear eiun. that lir jean j
i"i uiDg i. kibx'i New lmeonrr
"""f""' '
noekieo - , Artka ST, .,, tlBr.Jte Bitt.rs. 1
narer nanjiei reineitj tbat aell a .
wo"or tn" m'im auea anivereai atiftks-
nw ui coaraaiea lien
eery tlmo. aad wa aund reajy to reluna tba
puretia.-o pri-.ll atlsaetory reaultf do not fol.
low tbeir uee. Tbei remedies hare won their
trret r-.ii.uUrilr l.urolv on t.r!r
'or le at E. Jnwt!.' Kbtnabarx, and W. W.
l'Ate,,r. -itt.i.
-
That bribery at Keaver ia liable to
Di.Lm lliut n.t u. .1 .. .. . I n n t
uiau, -u.
Vuav. aii; ttau of anmiihti Litiim
tbe uiuvi ftiiows got llitre urot.
Senator Uelainaler'a Duly.
I smater
I ct.ar.re that he purchased Ms Action to
i the Senate of tbs State in 1686 that he dl-
rectly trtbd citiiens f Crawford county to
vote tor mm at tne general election, and
that when a memorial had been contem
plate! to prevent him from taking the oath
I of ofTtee be paid laree sums of money for the
sonnresfctOD or cue saia memorial.
I charge thit he did take the oath of of
fice, thereby commlttirg the crime agatDst
the good name and statutes of the Common
wealth. I charge, also, that during his services in j
theSnatehe attempted to a'ter a public
record hv framing a conference report on a
bill hefore it had been DroDerlv oinsidered.
contrary to all rules and practice, and sign-
ing or having had signed the names of the
committee, and io so doing offended tho
dignity of the Legislature and tht law of
the Commonwealth.
I make those ebarges without fear of enn--
tradiction. and court an action at
whereby I may set my proof before
Ii
the
people oatn-bound-
Coming from a Republican and a re.
sponsible cltizn. tbvse charges have
been printed In newspapers of the Sta'e
and have naturally attracted a good
deal of attention and wide discussion.
They are serious allegations "to bring
agamat any man, and ao far no answer
ban tieen made.
We are not prepared to believe that
neb charges can successfully stand
sgiirjst Sna'or Dlmiter. He la a
yonng man of conced d'y bigh ahititv
ar.a honorsble smhi'ion. nd at this
Mrn a iedirg candid-.' for the U-"pub-';csn
r.rmina'fon for Governor of the
S ate. II cannot ff rd to remain
sl'ent under ccustions such asthese,
and C'tn'oe with thi encphasia and from
the eotirc 'hat these do.
j Sr-na'ir D'l'nm'emwfS it noT merely
j to bims-lf. I ut to the Il-pnh'icen party,
whose candidate for the great c-tfiee of
these chsrges ful'y nnd concplefely and
so strangle them thit there sh-H never:
again be a chance for anybody either'
1.-rru.m- fa"al-
This is due the R-puhilc-n people.
who are now in powssion of hut one I
side of the story, and wbo rny wrongly i
tcons'rna absolu'e silence. Dlay or 1
''ure lo make convincing answer can-
nci cut prove unrort unate. -
err r . i . -
i 'ir i it-s uhh-s mis Tnifs. of ?-na-
. T l . r .1 i m .
ut ucuras.er a nair or mo itpun-
licans of lhe S re. It hs taken no
jides in the canvass for the Gube - rnat.oii -
si nomination ; its cindidaie for G y
rrnor will be the nominee of tbe Con-
eniioa. The pr'y requires, however,
tbat the nominee, whoever be may be,
shall be one against whose character do
charges can be successfully made, .en
a'or Dtlamater can doubtless refute x
S-nator Emery's allegations, and he
ought to satisfy tbe whole lt-publican
party of that fact. Tbey are of too
penoua a na'nre to en unanswered.
Philu Pnrs L'n) April U.
UsrW or X Cyclone.
Kti) WiNii, M.lc, July 14. The
croanicg horror of lasc tvening'a cy
clone was the sinking of the excursion
s'eamerSea Wing in the middle of Lake
IV pin.
It is believed that fully 200 lives were
lost, as tl.e steamer was crowded with
people returning from the encampment
of tbe First I-irimect of tbe National
Guard, near this place.
The cyclone aTuck the steamer near
Lake City, shortly after 8 o'clock, and
1 a few momenta the vessel was cao-
ci.-u, caiioiuic otr passengers down to
death.
S -venly-four bodiea baye been recov
ered ty the rescuing parties sect out
from tbe shore. .
Uniden'iCed bodies to tbe number of
02 have betn recovered, acd tbe wotk of
rescut is being poshed by parties of the
militia, wbo are encamded up the river.
B;dus of those drowned in Lake
Prpin last night, to tbe number of 52.
arrived in this city at about C o clock
this morning.
Tbewbole town is in mourning.
Immediately upon the arrival of tbe
steamer the bodies were carried to tbe
resp'-c ire homes of (be deceased per
sons. It is quite probable tbat I bete are yet
fifty or sixty people missing in addition
to the lis: of dead already recovered.
It ia thought that all of these are in the
wreck which Ilea C the point near
L.k CUy.
The undert2k ng establishment here is
crowd. d wrh friends of ih dtad, and
rn ny cases of prostration Lave occurred,
litis, nes is completely Mt a s'ands ii.
J hn Geikio. wife and Ave ehildra.
corrprifng.r entire laroily, are btuong ,
lb
L w.,s learned this m5riiin ibat Itd
Mero, a broiher i l C iirlea Mmo, an in
, eurance ag. n' of Minneap lis. ,a
I drowned, t(.geih-r wi n his eu.irn fami
ly, lhey went dowu in each other's
arms, ard were pick-d op last riht
tl?a;ing together in the embrace of
daih. The. snes at the Maigue are
simp y indescribable.
Miners for Tatlison.
J-n. B. Paisley, a laltor leader from
lhe Ciem Arid mlting dis'rict. In an
interview a few davs ei?o sa.d "(i,iw
a.in:s re a'.sgumed wiib oayism and I
inira- tMttison their friend. A careful
e .uv. si revea's tr-at a general semi
ment hoione the miners is in favor of
Pattis-m. We do not expect anything
from lay or any personal representa
tive be triposes to make Governor
Olr ,eCc yb1at,0rat:: i
peaua in vain to us for bread when I
capital oppressed us. and we do not pro- j
pose willingly to again pat oar enemies
in power.
"We want a Governor wbo will place
an intelligent veto on acts that may in
jure our cause. We have strurirled
j long and nobly as laborers, and we are
; jealous of an enemy like tSay asp tlng
j to a position in wbicb be may ir jure
jus. Pattison favored a revision of thei
i ruiniue laws. listened to onr ntiii..n
and alwava hail a nriil rr. i . . a w
" J " , " W .
t-'"""' oa in conierence. As a
representative of a numerous labor or
fanizatiou, I my tra'y say that the
nnln vote will g.t to H ibert E. I'atti
son, the It'pablicao miners, as well as
he Democratic ones, beicg againsi
Delamater."
Ao Poaches.
A contemporary remarks : There is
no mierake this year about the failure
of tbe Delaware peach crop and tbe
blight of tbe trait crop in South Jersey.
Tbe exceedingly mild weather coaxed
the buds aed blossoms to tbeir Atnl
I stage aa early as January; and then the
work of tbem. Many farmers will, in
cooseqeence, flad ihema-lves short of
Caab ; and households will miss sccus-
a s .
tomea oeucacies. it is tough lack.
"
A (mi- iaeatraBt.
na blch U gaarant4 to bring you aaU..-
factory renlu. or In e.e. ot lallara a return !
.urrbata pnea.
On tbif aata plan yoa can buy
from oar adertiMd Iraxlt a boule of Ir.
King' rsew TMsoorerr lor eonnmptloa. Il la
guaranteed to brine relief ta OTerv cat. wh'n
for an, afl.xle. of throat- I.ungi or Cbest, I
rucb aj Cju-uuptluo. ladamatlun of Lonif. i
yronobiua. Asthma. Uhooplni ConKb, Croup! j
etc.. eta. it It pleaaDt and axreeable to Ueie, .
liarfect'y nafe. aad can almaj.be del aadtd
pon.
aa 1 v
. . ... . ... - I
W.
Ir.Ateer, Lorolto.
To demise onr spece, is U,h pnee we I
u--: oil.., pay for our k,.jwledge. !
A ETA S AXD M1HEB SOI1XUH.
China's solitary railroad is 81 miles
ion a and co?t fO.OvO a mile.
Whether or not a funeral has the right
of way Is a question before the mtsburg
courts.
Fortf seven boys were drowned while
bathing to the river at Fittsharg 'ast year
and forty-eight the year before. I
City Superintendent George J. Lnrkey
and thirty teachers, of Ptttsbnrg schools
left last week for a tour to Europe.
Xws of the heaviest waeer ever laid
that o' the Marquis of nstlres, who
bet 5.100.000 on a single horse race and
lost.
ri i - ... . . . ... ..
I '-"-"a I'leincn. or l ottsvine. rell.
overcome by heat, on a railroad track In
front of an engine and was run over and
killed
J -
Tiie Maori women of Nw "aland are
kitting thrrnselvps trying to wear corsets.
since they have seen them on missionary
women.
Folev's ten cent circus has been holding
forth at Tltosville ever since the 4'h. trying
to gather together enough nhekels to pay on
their indebtedness and get out of town.
William Byerly. son of Professor A. It
Byerly. of Millersville State Normal School,
was drowned while bathing in the Susqoe
banna river near Turkey mil. Lancaster
county, Saturday.
It eoft." trie Engtish G'ivemment f2.
.t62 000 anually to support Qneen Victoria
and ber Immediate family. It takes 000
to defray the railroad exrx-nses to Balmoral
on ea?h visit of the Qjen.
Tbe Kittanning ro'Ier mills, owned by
J. KUngensmlfh, and leased by Boris Brits.,
were destroyed by lira on Thursday night of
last week. The building was totally con
sumed with the exception of tbe engine
honse.
Some ur.known person poisoned a tlrwk
of 40 t-heep belonging to three young wo
men named Moore, near Xew Salem. Pa.,
: With bins vitrol and nf h.m
died. An
attempt was also made to poison the cows
in the same fleli'.
The men employed in the British svndi
fate breweries of Indianapolis were fortnr-
y allowed each fifty glass of beer a day
t '
, rree. They have been cut down to a daily
i allowance of five
' ihM.t.n
classes each, and they
'
I -0n day ,ast wek passeneer on the
j TmCom street car line offered five copper
j nta for bis fare. Tbe conductor refused
t to accept the tender and ejected the paess
enner. Now the oompanv Is called on to
i stand suit for (2,000 damages.
-Mr Iieniamin P. Shillaber (Mrs. Par
; tiDSton) has paseed bis sevenry-slxth blrlh
j day. but, thoueb somewhat feeble, be Is In
full poH.setwion of his faculties and still has
, tfiat keen sense f the ludicrous tbat enters
j so largely in all bis writings,
i A can of Italian laborers wbo struck
J on tbe Pimbutg and Lake Erie railroad at
w Castle. Pa., drove off another gang of
their countrymen who had snpplanted
them, and with a wagon load of beer, tbey
are terrorizing tbe locality.
An explosion on tbe lake fctearuer.
Tioga, near Chicago. Friday, resulted in
in the death of 15 persons and serious injury
ot a like number. Tte vessel took lira and J
tbe flames and binoke prevented a rescue.
Tbe killed and li.jored were sailors and '
stevedores. j
Mr. Ambrose Haley, of Houlton. Me., I
has In her possession a treasured heirloom,
a slipper tbat was worn by her father's
grandmother, on the occasion of ber mar
riage, in England, which must have cc
cured fully 173 jears ago. It is made of
brocaded satin.
To obtain tbe land for tbe World's Fair
Lake Michigan witl be filled In to the extent
of 220 acres. The Illinois Central is ex pect
ed to fill 123 acres. This Includes a piece
between Monroe and Randolph streets, ex
tending 1 SCO feet into the lake, or .100 feet
beyond the proposed grounds.
. Two farmers named Arbuckle acd Orr.
who live near Martinsburg, W. Vs., bad a
desperate fight Sunday, in which Orr re
ceived fatal injuries. Ue hurried home,
covered with blood, and presented himself
before his wife, who bad beo ill. and bo
frightened ner that she swooned and ditd
in a few minutes.
At Magelysvlile. Montgomery county,
on Tuesday night. Clinton Schaoeck. aged
33. shot and instantly killed Mary Brans',
aged 14. II then shot hirasoir, and will
die. Th parties ha e been lovers and a p.
parrentlv had a qaarrel. Tbe affair has
Closed great excitement. The maiderer Is
of questionable character.
The latest addition to the State Ltcrary
at Albany, N. Y.. Is a collection of woods,
which Is designed to Include every kind of
timber growing naturally within the limits
of the State. The first Installment com
prises forty-three k per les. Eseb specimen
is taken from the trunk. 3' feet long, and
shows the bars and grain.
Some of tbe cattle out on the farms on
the Scottviile pike In Tenneswee are aoir.g j
blind from some unknown cause. Many i
believe it is the intense beat tlenry Dunn
has bad several head to go totally blind, and
r " "re ourg reeaing catue. 1 ne
eyes first turn pale and In tbecouroe of a day
or so lose their sight completely.
A negro girl, about 11 years old, and
two white boys, about :0 and 12 years old,
went crab fishing at Brunswick. Ga. Their
bait giving out. the negro gtrl took a hatchet
- -
" ' iU Uf
cn,e home. The girl, after fishing awhile
wiu me urn ir a nail. Diiried tt in the sand.
She was arrested and placed In jail.
Two hundred employes of tne Chicago
and North western railroad company now at
work in the shops at West Cnicso are to be
dismissed The order for their dismissal
was iued ou Monday, and a iarge number
of men were let go oo Monday night. It ia i tate, were arretted on Monday afternoon
reported that not oo ly are tbe West Chicago for the murder of Js-nes Ilughes, of Ore
snopa atTectod. but tbat within a few da ou- A few days ago Ilunbes was way
hundreds of men are to be cut off from the 'a,d nd brutally beaten by the three wen
pay rolls in the Interest of economy. above mentioned, wbo were at the time ar-
A cyclone struck St. Pa ul and vicinity i
Sunday afternoon aud did conslderab a !
dama. T.i th- m,nh -i.
va a wuta ao tl v& IHO VI II i
tnere are a great number of small lakes
wb.cn are sought by a multitude every bun-
day, and lakes Joanna. Oervais, Vannas. , Kir.t broke out early on Sucday morn
and Ltttle Canada, were Iu the patn of tbe log iu il. T. Atkinson's turning and plan-
storm
At Lake iervais tbe rrsidrncea of
J. it. bcburaalr and Simon Good were de
ruolished and five persons were killed and
ten injured.
While excavating for a new bnilding on j
MnilLfJold btreet. Pilteburg, at 10 o'clock
TuesJay morning, an embankment caved
in, burying three men. Two of tbem
Michael Murphy and Antboey (Jarbooia
I were r"8t:ueJ without macb :touble. but tbe
't hleW ' :.. a e
iu.iu-jiicuwi cagan, tne contractor as
bailed under six feet of sand, ana it was :
fifteen minutes before he was Urken out. '
He was etill living, but will dm. The '
others will recover. '
Mrs. Berrymau, a colored woman, re- I
sldiug near Leectiburg. met with e boaiible I
cfc.. . . .
? "tempted to expodlate the kitchen fire
y lhe us5 of vV" '1'u H'Ores (Untied out
"d t file to her clolblug. While her
clothing was in lUtnes, Mie ttirew herself on
the bed and aet the lm.i n Sh. ..i
ucbiu va lueeaav aveDioir or last we-k.
ehot klngly buined and died in a few bours.
Uer bubaod, who is a miner, was at work
1 " J
- of he accident. The Uerrrman
' " a,,'""n: lilMliip.s, was
C.iUHe,.
Sell So iSdAioli Cheaper Tlutn C )t1(
-Altooiub Clotliiei-.s ?
An answer will be given to the oil-repeated question: "Why iloes Mnrch, the Clothier
much cheaper than any of the Altoona clothing merchants?" ' i
1. lie keeps thoroughly posted in regard to the clothing industry.
2. He buys directly from the manufacturers.
3. He buys in large quantities.
. 4 .He pays the spot cash and avails himself of the liberal discounts gruuted un In,,,.
purchases, p -
5. It not infrequently happens that, pressed for money, a manufacturer sells at price
less than the cost of the material and its making up. Such opportunities are taken advantae'tr
every occasion presenting themselves. K J '
These reasons alone (others can le given) arc, we trust a sutlicirnt answer to the question
does March sell so much cheaper than any of the other ready-made clothiers of Altoona.
From the above the inference is plain that buying in large quantities, paying spot cash m5
ing advantage of all golden opportunities growing out of financial failures of manufacturer ofVio K
nctdii ftue cusiumcis bupcnui
selves.
We append below prices of a lew of our goods, but it iuu.4 be remembered that the gtoJ- h
be seen and examined. When this is done when the quality, style and make up are eonsi.Wi
win oe astonisnea at tne marveiousiy low prices.
Black worsted Prince Albert suits.
Black and blue four button cutaways, 10.
10 styles broad Wales in cutaways and sacks. -$10.
10 styles fancy worsted suits, S'J and up.
Best quality G. A. R. Slater flannel suits, 7.7".
j Best quality blue suits for boys, .;.
. ujij styles ot all wool cassimere
100 Dundie s suits, sacks and cutaways, l.oO.
All Goods are Sold Lower than Any Other Clothing Hon
in Blair county. Call and see
MA
ALTOOIMA,
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SEND FOB OUR CATALOGUE ana PHICtE
ATLAS ENGINE WOtfKS.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ATroKNLY AT 1,1 IV.
Kbit-m nu. Pkmia. I
(rudice In Opra lluuse. Centra trcet.
T1 W. DICK.
ATTOKNKV-AM.AW.
Kbkmhi'ho. I'knx'a.
y-ppclal attention glfb? to claiuie f-r l n
ion H' uoty. eto. cli7-l .
GEO. M. READE.
AnuKNn.ATi.i-.
tllKHBl l(l. Pkska.
-Omce on (Tentre street, near Hich.
John Guile, an octogenarian of tbe Erie
County Almshouse, mounted a tblrdtoiy
window Wednesday morning and plungtd
down seventy-five feet into eternity. The
old gentleman bad never shown any evi
dence of insanity, and no came is known
for his rasb act.
The town of ParkTsturg W. Va . is
out of water, and great suffering and annry
ance exist. Many of the manufacturing
, Tl!?.? V" i
down, aDd threats of suit for damate
against the city ars circulating. Not a
drop of water can be had for love or money j
and lee is tl per 100 pounds. Tbe firm at '.
Pittsburgh which but up the etgines has i
telegraphed to send a com Detent machinist '
to examine and remady the trouble-
Thomas Martin, John McXuItv and
John McDonald, miners at Pittson. this t
rested and released upon fS.feOO bail each
i Ilugbes lingered until Saturday ben he
! aMra- assailants, who were taken Into
died.
I custody, were committed to the county
piisoato await trial.
Ing mill at Tenth and Susmehanna mtrrmt.
Philadelphia. From th- mill th fire spread
to the lutrber yard, and thenc to Carey
Bros. wall paper factory Ths nlanira
tnlll was completely destroyed, and Carty
Bros, building is a ruin. They estimate
( their hss at?V0.o0) with lusurauee of f20-.,.
j boo. Atkinson places his loss at between
f73 000 and ?S0 009 on his piaulng mill proj -
erty, stable, and lamner yard . IlislcKur-
aoce foots up to f jtl 500.
Tbe Bonton fvn tells of a man return
ing from tbe West to visit his mother's
grave in a cemetery near Boston. -I
couldn't find the lot." be t-a'd In telling the
story, "and when I got home I at.ked my
sister about it, and who It was tbat had put
op ine big monument there with the came
I Theodosia' on it. 'Why. that wa the
Place. said my sister. 'But who is TLeo
; dowia V I asked. 'That is mother,' said see
: I know it wasn't her name, but It is a
, prttly one, and I thought ehe would like it.
j And did you see, John ? 1 thought mother
( looked so lonesome in that big lot, and I
, had a baby headstone set up near the corner
with "Jciuiio" cut ou it.
You duu't niit.il,
IL-fc7iHiS3gTvaP
THE
auiaiuaes, ;inu at me same lime
suits, So.
ftext Door to the Postollice,
- vboclv Reads tlie
AH the Xew.s.
Only L.50 per
CARL R I I NT US. j
PRACTICAL I
WATCHMAKER & 4EWEtEB:
AN I) DEALER IN
1 T'mZ1' i
Ecteniode
-DKALEKS 1N-
General . Merchandise,
CX O TIU.A 'G, FL O VII, FEED,
Liiinbcr.iii(lliinrlcs. We keep our Stoekalw)''
Kiill and Complete. Give us a C:ill.
HASTlNttS Hi (TH. 1
H. .i.sHKl'ini. imoiHum.R- i
l""Cal" at the Milmu. n"r lhe centre ol the '
towu on loartli Avenue. Ul u.tcmv.r to lur i
nlh tho t arrunimilatini to lulnei met. . .
1eaure nieki-r" and lx.ar.iers. Ir-ni In searen i
oloouilort a ml .juiet will and It a .tcM-al.le pi-
toe.o. Thi Tnl 11 UBur).aau.d unit la !!) i
U.tilict with the t.e.t tbe aarUt aw. ai..! i
an ine aeiioaciea t the k-ikii. llf ktr a aui
piled with the ehi.lrf rt i.l pure liquor an4 emia
t.d cotlilnil hut the in i, I . S,evial atten
tion gtn tv the care i uur"
a j. si u i-:rrin.
VI ritllM UN I t adnrenxlt ic (,re. 1.
Itaawell aw ., 1 Spruce St.'. New 'ora
an Ivarn the 'jract e.et ot anv .oied fioe i.f
A 1V fcKTI-I N In A oitricaa Ne-ai-n. too
l ate Puilri lie.
1'
irilil knl matt;'
.th.f. linv m tiijil.
I'XiTUtot at 'ti'ii J
OTHKEU!
secure reasonable profits for
0';.
200 children s Suits, age 4 toll, $Uu and
.'500 fancy easd mere Suits for children, $2 an -.
1000 pairs of men's and boys' pants at low pV-
"o doen Damash Shirts, 35 cents.
Fancy silk flannel Shirts, ,1.
White Sliirts. best quality, 5o cents.
Hals and Caps very low.
Trunks and Valises at low prices.
PEIWA
tmmx
Year.
Watches, Clocks
JEWELKY,
Silverware, Musical iDstmsi
Optical Gccds.
Sole Agent
KUK rut
Celebrated Eockford
WATCH KH.
eolnmbla and Fredonia Wafch
In Key and Stem W 4ers
..ATIGK SKLKCTIOV or AI L L.V
of JEW ELK V !):. IrM
I-- My line of Jeweln U nn i t1"
cue and see for yourr-eli t. .1 J r-r!l
r. g elf where.
-if ALT. WORK fil'lHAVm I'
CARL niVINir:
V, .efisliirg. Nov. 11, lsso -lt.
- & - Hoppel
TO WEAK 10
Untwine frvan tb eBerta m k.1
mad a ralual w1"Tocr' dn-HV:
nrtimlua fr home rem. f- K. m r""
Wadui tundvl wort : u:', 'TjX a--
sUa who U Drroia and 5't"!u"-1' rD
i otl.e I heiety a.ven ' ,
trut or harbor Henry M. 1 -rt.T "n. ,vd "
t will i...y no hlll .f lu.- B,n,;' t.rr,
collect any wait( that wy """ 'i
I
.T icWsou twp.. July Ulli. I"
VlJIVltOltV in
I 'imioria
i nl '
mini"'
lhe t i;ki van-