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Piiinkak T. KAitKi m, tb; r';it fhow
iu;in dictl yl his Luine ia Hritljr port.
CVum.. tu Tm-Mlay evpniiijr. in the
wigbty-first year trf his ujje.
Tun latcM ncwc from tin1 ifkf region
iii.tie:te thai everything if quiet and
that ix further trr.ul.Ie is apprehended.
The troops will pmbnhly U recalled in a
few d.-ivs.
Michigan on Monday votetl for Jus
tice of the Supreme Court and two Re
gent of the State University. The vote
wan very small hut resulted iu a Dctn--ooratic
majority.
The German government has decided
to withdraw its embargo from American
pork. As negotiations are still .ending
regarding the detail of the international
arrangement, the oll'icia) notice of thin
withdrawal will prohahly be delayed
FOine time.
Ex-KKTKKSfcNTATIVE IjMtKSZO C'KOIK,
of Nebraska, has necpteil the olfice of
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury ten
dered him by Secretary Foster and will
be appointed by the President in a few
daya. He is a iersonl friend of Secre
tary Foster.
At recent nut-tings of the farmers in
Franklin, Chester and Lancaster coun
ties it was developed that they strongly
favon-d the salient features of the pro
poned Road law. They U-lieve it will
prove lienetici.il to all class of people,
an.l particular to farmers.
Ttk election held in Chicago for may
or Tuesday is so elose that it will take
the official count, which is lieing made
tO-day'(Thursday) to decide. There were
four candidates in the field, two Demo
crats and two Republicans, and each
party is claiming the election.
SlINATOK CiKoIU.E F. El.MfXDS, of Ver
mont, who has been in the Senate of
the I'nited State since April. and
in nearly, if not quite, all of that time
lias U -en otic of the Republican leaders,
has resigned, the re.-ignation to take
effect the first dav of November next.
A oiri ATi'U from l'itt.-burg .on Wed
nesday says that affairs at the inter
state convention indicate that the eoal
ojcrators and miners of Pennsylvania
and Ohio are about as far nj-urt on the
eight-hour day Uestion as it is jiossible
fur them to le, and next month will see
7r,(Kt.i miners quit work unless their
demand is granted or a compromise
effected.
Ntw llAMPsnitu. has a minority gov
ernor. Rhode Island will soon have an
other, and if the Connecticut Rej.ubli
eans have things their way there will le
another in that State. In each case the
governor elected would tro in with a
smaller jMipular vote than his IVniocra
tic opiiotient. It is only in New Eng
land, and in these three States, that
Mich a thing could hajnien.
,UT lOO years ago President (ienrge
Washington signed an act of Congress
giving inventors the exclusive right to
the disposition of their inventions by
letters jiatent, and Wednesday a rejire
sentativc assemblage of inventors, scien
tists, jiatent lawyers and distinguished
officials of the government service, with
ti large numlier of laymen and a uprink
ling of ladies, s-'me of whom had earned
the right to lie cla.-scd as inventors, met
nt the Academy of Music in Washington
and commemorated the beginning of
the second century of the American
jiatent system.
IMrhtok of the Mint I-ech stall's i
that after July it is prtilmble no more
silver dollars w ill le ctiinetl, but silver
certiticates will Ik? printed instead. Con
gress has .niven the Secretary of tlie
Tre:usury jower to recoin about J-.'hhV
W0 of the stilisidiary coin now in the
Treasury, und that, too, will probably
be done as soon as possible after the lie
ginning of the next fiscal year. This
will, in effect, jmt just so much more !
money in circulation. There are also
about o00.0i.0 silver dollars in the
Treasury acain.-t which silver certificates
can lie issued.
It is estimatcl that it will take all the
(.!! and silver pRKluctnl in the world
for four years to pay the appropriations
of tho Fifty-lirst Conpress which aggre
gate a billion dollars. All the wages of
the protected workingmen in this coun
try for three vcars would not cover the '
expenditures; neither would all the
wages paid in l.WQ woolen mills for
forty years would not cover the cxjeniii
tures: nor those paid in the glass indus
tries for 110 years. The total corn crop
for lS'.'O would only pay two-thirds of
the stupendous sum. and the wheat
crop for the same year wouldn't pay
one-third of it. Xo wonder liecd made
his escajH to Europe.
.Sesator Cockrell, of Missouri, has
lieen expressing a fear that it w ill be im
posssible for the next Congress to greatly
reduce the e.ensos of the Goverunient
below the billion-dollar basis fixed by the
last, on the ground that the Republicans
contracted the debts and the iK-mocrnts
must pay them. But the St. Louis lie
public will not hear to any such talk and
ayg: "If the Pretonans are to have
half the total revenue of the Govern
ment, we must have less government.
The Democrats must cut down appropri
ations at least 7.".000.CH0. it must U
done. There is no use fearing that it
cannot le. It must The money
paid fur jienMons must lc saved by re
trenching a j .propria! ions for ih' Je
partnients, for public improvements of
all kinds, for ?nlsidics. for the army of
j.-d.-i.il olliee -holder.- iu ihe Slut. -s. ' '
Tuf. irm-d effects vf the M..KLnb.-v bill, i
s;0s theAci-. A-w.. a.- wvUnNthfj
bud eft'ii ts, e)nihi:w K show l11 Prt
tectum is for i-apitiil and not fur labor, j
The iww biriff iucre:svJ the protection
, plate KW The inanutu-tuna are '
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enlarging their wrks and pr panug u
do : bigger Mini news ttum ev er, and
them fa. t" are paraded before the world
by the high tariff papers. h far
they are true they indiete. what needed
no j.n'f. that the tariff is a gotnl thing
for thw manufacturers. Where do the
workmen come in ? The manufactur
,ork.
in"
ers pretend that they cannot get work
men in this country and they are tryin;
to get jierimssion to impori y ni oi
cheap foreign contract lalor. Vv have
also seen a good many globing descrip
tion of the Nottingham lace factory
that was to le established at Scranton,
Pa. Hut it seems that an essential part
of this plan was not the employment of
American labor but the imiiortation of
a lot of English lace makers. The
whole scheme has fallen through as far
as Scranton is concerned. Existing
manufacturing establishments, which
were lienefit.-d by the new tariff are re
ducing wages right and left, and the
new establishments which Mr. McKin
ley proposed to create are going to im
jrt cheap EurojH'an laU.r.
1 A ,
E-Sf:sATou Joitv R. Hkni.kksoS. of
of St. iA.uis, who was the jienitancnt
chairman of the Republican National
Convention of 1SS4 and has lately Nen
prominent as one of Maine's Pan-Americans,
recently said: "As a Republican,
I thitiv the ex trava trance of the Contrress
jut adjourned was an outrage un the !
j.arty and the people. However the ap-
j.ropriutions may lie justsiied. the fact
that they reach Jl.(HKl,(KH),tHiO is of it
self njipalling. No such enormity of ap
propriations has b-en voted since the
war, and occurring in a time of jro
foiind jieace an this is, and when the
greatest economy was demanded, no
excuse can lie offered for the extrava
gance, the Republicans in Congress i
must have proeeded uion the tlnorv I
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that they were
not coming into power
again for ntiout 400 years. Their clos
ing days reminded me very forcibly of
the IVmocratie Congress which went
out on March 4, 1S51. Asa Republi
can, I feel that the comjiarison is "di
ous, but in most respects it is just. 1
hope that if we have another Rejmbli
enn Congress soon, it will devote itself
to methods of economy different from
those observed by the Fifty-lirst Con
gress." Pknnsvi.vaxia means "Perm's Woods."
and William Penn himself tells how it
came to he so named in a letter dated
Jan. 10S1 : "This day after many
waitings, watchings, solicitings and dis
j.utes in council my country was con
firmed to me under the great seal of
England, with large jowers and privile
ges, but the name of Pennsylvania, a
name the king would give it in favor of
my father. 1 chose New Wales, being
a hill country, and when the secretary,
a Welshman, refused to call it New
Wal.-s I jiroposed Sylvania, and they
added Penn to it. though I was much
opjMsed to it, and went to the king to
have it stricken out. He said it was
j.ased, and he would take it ujion him
self; nor could iJO guineas move the un
der secretary to vary the name, for I
feu red it might looked on as vanity
in me, and not as a resptf t in ttie king
to mv father, as it reallv was."
A kkw years ago says the I'liiuntown
Stioulard when American citizens and
taxpayers as employes t.f the coke works ;
h:ni Imli'liil together to con.lllct Ji Jace-
nble anJ onlcrlv strike in It-half tif IkH-
ter wages, some of the big ojmtors im-
liort.-d ht.nles of Hungarians into the"j
region -to break up strikers." It did i
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m ix iMi.-u i nitu t rii'i -ji ill ? uw
these ojieratorsare lieseeching the courts
and the Commonwealth to save them
from the furv of these same Huns, who !
prove to Ik.' the most vicious and lawless
strikers. Do these ojtcrators wish any
more of their own medicine? Why
don't they send the Hun out of the re
gion by refusing to employ him Look
at the thousands of dollars Fayette and
Westmoreland county taxpayers must pay
in cofts of court trials of these law les for
eigners in the next few months!
Ik. Orth, an expert who examined
Joe Nicely a few days before his execu
tion thought he was insane. Governor
Pattison with good square common
sense to guide him thought not and re
fused a reprieve. The fact that Joe
Nicely gave up playing the insanity
dodge a few hours liefore
his execution, !
when he found it was t if no use,' goes
far to show that the testimony of ex-iH-rts
is not to be relied upon. An ex
pert always guesses on the Fide that Jiays
i him and his cues as an cxiert when 1
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not worth a rush,
to befuddle a iurv
Exerts are of u.-e
and niise a doubt
where none exists, but when it comes to j
pulling the wool over the eyes of an in- j
telligent governor who intends doing his
duty, the usefuluess of an expert is
gone.
Tut Altoona Tribune, llcpublican
says: Talking alout the gerrymander
ing of Congressional and legislative
districts, isn't it aUmt time for the lead
ers of both parties to get together and
agree to le honest in the future ? The
present Republican legislature ami
Democratic CJovernor of Pennsylvania
have now a fair opportunity to disting
uish themselves in this direction. Let
apportionment bills lie passed by tho
former and signed by the latter and
Pennsylvania will thus have the honor
of inaugurating, a desirable reform.
EiroikV Topulation on Jan. 1 was
.Jso.lW.OOO. The population of each
of the other counteries was estiniatetl as
follows: Asia, S50,(X0,CKX); Africa, 127
000,0n; Australia, 4,730,000; North
America. S.QCO.OOO: .South America.
". 120.0 0; polar region. 000,000.
The total would then He 1 .7v7.yV 000. !
Hasliirgton Letter.
xVtoitisirwM. 1. C.April
xii;it wat imi " April 1, Hcxisatiou -which
struck th't knin thi? week when Huron
Kava, the IuJiun minister, who Feems
to have midied tho jrr.-at American
came of draw poker to ri:e purpose
. hig u.n ret?ideni in Wiish-
I ington, walked intoIr. Hlaine's private
otliee and niude the bluff of his life re
presenting a letter from the Italian gov-
ernment recalling him as Envoy extra-
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary
to the fnitc! Kuit.-s by way of empha
sizing it8 dit-Patisfaction at the failure of
this Government to make reparation lor
the ntvnt lynching of Italians at New j
Orleans, but a real genuine, all-wMl-and-
a-yard-wide, warrantcd-not-to-shrink-
while- being- cabled- around- the -w o r 1 d
sensation. It has shaken the adminis
tration from stem to stern and from
"Raby" McKee to "Jim" Rlaine, and
will probably cause a slumj. in the jtrice
of Macaroni in the New Orleans market.
I am afraid that some one will accuse
me of levitv in writinsr thus, but I can
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dt-r seriously than I can the announcetl
retin-ment of John Sherman from jM.li-ti.-s.
If this act of the Italian govern
ment lie seriously taken and followed to
its logical conclusion it can mean lait
one thing war. Had the same thing
leri done by that government at the
court of any first class Eurojwan power
it would undoubtedly ere this have re
sulted in a declaration f war. Rut in
this case there will ' no war. We can't
tight Italy Un-ause we haven't the shijs,
and Italy can't fight us Iwcause although
she h:is the sl.ijis. she hasn't the money.
What w ill we do to rt.-nt this insult?
Nothing. Our minister to Italv will re- !
main at his j.ost, unless the ''Mafia", I
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which Kintr Humliert' evidently fears
more than the citizens of New Orleans
did, shall comjicl the government of Italy
to send him his jwissjxirs, in which case
" " turn home and Italy w
nil not
presented at ttie v orhl s fair.
An otlici.il statement of the affair has
lieen made public, which makes it j.lain
that the administration is in no way re
sponsible for the slaj in the face it has
n-eeived from the nation of organ-grind-
ers an.l liogus counts, aiui wnicn lakes
as dignified a stand as is jmssible, con
sidering that the aliscnee of a navy
owerful enough to coj with that of
Italy stands in the way of our trying to
assume too agrsive an attitude.
The following remarks made by Re-
presentative JIrtarv, ol Kentucky,
who was chairman of the Hons' Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs in the Fiftieth
Congress, and who will occujiv the same
j jiotition iu the F'ifty-set-ond, rej.resents
t tlie general sentiment in regard to the
; occurence: "The Italian government
! has acted hastilv and without the diirni-
I tv- whifh oii'rlit aii 1 iisnallv do. mark
' d'ii.loniatic negotiations. In the first i
1 instance Italy had a grievance, or be
; lieved she had, in the killing of three of
her subjects in a riot. The United
States jiromptly rcsjonded to her de
t mands by instituting an inquiry into the
j matter in jierfect gotnl faith. While
j this investigation is ling made. In-fore
:' the Unitetl States has time to take
: any action further than to institute the
,: inquiry, the Italian government sudden
1 lv recalls " her minister and breaks off
! diplomatic relations with the United
' States. This turns the table. The
j Unitetl States is now the party having a
' grievance."
i The tx.iiular song "The vr'e after me"
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disburses !.., OiM'HH) a v,'i,r 111 tIlP
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tiavment of l -ensions. The "thev in
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the present case are several hundred de- ,
,ti it
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tiling iiKe iro.ooo in a Kiiourrian real
estate scheme of which CoiniKioner i
Raum was at the head, that is aj.jiarent- j
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i as ci. ii lii.ttit iir Hii in.- j.fmsrrrH- i
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tor com nan v so cleverlv unearthetl fv I
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ill- 'im 111.111"' V.l.VJl-I ll.-l l.lll , Jill- i
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nauiu s coiiiieciion tiierewiin nas ix-en
brt.ught to Mr. Harrison's attention,
and once more there is a rumor that
Ratlin's resignation w in be asked for.
j Kx-S-cn'tun- Whitney anil ex-private
, Secretary Iii I-niioiit were welcome
I visitors this wck. Thev are now asso
ciated in business.
It Ls exjiectetl that Mr. Harrison nnd
as luanr of his cabinet Ms care to j;o will
start on that much tajked of trip to the ,
i acme ctisi t.n me i.i, or mis m.uiiii. -
It has be-n dti-idetl to make it a stag
Iartv.
The Kincaid murder trial is draw ing
to a close. It looks likeac.juittal.
tor Faulkner's wife dk-d at his
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resitlen.v here ht-t Ttiestlay
She was verv is.trtilar.
Secretarv Foster has t.ffen.letl
the !
Kni-l.tsof Ilrf.rl.v refiisintr t.. make an
iovestigation t.f certain charges they pre- ;
ferred against the chief t.f the Bureau of
F.ngraving and printing. They threat
en to bring the matter In-fore the House
when Congress meeb. x.
Killed at bis Wedding
New York. April 7. Iist night at
Kast Ithway, N. J., Mr. Henry and ! Tliomas I.. Ln.ng against the lVnnsvl
Miss Anton were married at the home i vania RniinjHd Companv. which was
of the
bride.
A large et.intKiny of in-
vitcd
guests were present. Alter the .
ceremony was over the happy couple j
IOOK leave 01 inetr many inentis anu
started to take the train, starting on a
long and extended wedding tour.
The guests crowded at tlie door throw
ing rice and old shoes after the depart
ing bride and groom.
Henry Metz, who was present and a
friend of the uroom, drew a revolver
from his pocket which he thought was
1 loaded with blank cartridges and tired a
Falute.
The Kill struck Mr. Henrv in the left
i breast just as he was handing his bride
in the carriage door, he threw up bis
hands and fell dead.
The bride and guests were thrown
t tntrt u 4:tnt. fif fn.Titi.' i'.'itenieilt
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The Embargo liaised.
Washington, April o. A reporter of
the Associated Press called upon Secre
tary Rusk to-day and showed him a
cablegram received from Berlin stating
that the German goverment ha raised
the emlwirgo on American pork, but that
the cllicial declaration will lie. delayed. !
The Secretarv states that no ottieial noti- !
fication has been received by him in
verification of this statement, but added
that if such action had not already been
determined upon he had very little
doubt it would lesoon.
l'idu't Head Aright,
Lomjos, April C. A Itom correspon
dent to the Timr Mates that the arrival
of the text t.f Baron Fava's note shows i
there was a lui.-unilcrstaiidini; due to
Srretary Maine's interpreting the de
mand for trial, and conviction. The
Ministry is not disposed to push matters
beyond a reasonable demand for the
principle of recognition of international I
justice. The excitement lias entirely
suicided and everything is .pact.
llox. KtssEi.L Ekhctt, formany years
a prominent fiirein Tennsylvania pol
ilict? died at his h..tne iu :ir I'tttsbur,
on Ttiexlav.
Tronblc la toe Coke Region.
Mt. ILE.wa.m-, Ph., Airil J.--A
blotly brittle Uk Jibuti this iiuimijiir ul
Uie Horcwrtod Coke Woorks. At about
2:45 thin morning a ruobofrive hundred
men began rioting i lht Suindjird
Workfi. They deotroyed fom of the
Comjny'n property and tlien cut the
U lcphone aud telegraph Hue. About
3 o'clock a party of the rioters, between
four hundred and fifty and lite hundred
strong, marched to Mortwood.
In the uieautime. by plucky work, in
the face of danger from the rioters who
remained, the Company's employes tit
the Standard hastily rem ire I the tele
phone liii"S. and wit word to Morewood
pone iiti
h th'' s
" "'"f J1
Inkers would attack the works
i.laces and had a well-laid Tlan
to destroy tlm whole plxlat.
The Icputy Sheriffs wen in readiness
to receive the attack. The men were
divided into three jiarti.-s. Cajitain
Ijiuer having charge of the jiurty which
was jilae.il In-hind the big gates of the
barn and stable enclosure. As the riot
ers jiassed the Comjiany't? More they
raideil is as far as tbey could in a short
time, l.n-aking wiridows and tearing
things I.hih' right und left.
They then marched to the barn en
closure and attempted to break down
the gates. They succeeded in doing
this, and as they entered Cajitain I-auer
called out to them to halt or be would
fire upon them. Their answer was a
ratling volley in the direction of the
Deputies, none of w hom were seriously
injured. Captain Iaucr then gave the
order to fire. Two voleys were fired le
fore the mob broke and ran. Seven
men fell dead in the j.ublic road and a
miniU-r were found wounded. The
- . , .
rioters men nroxe up into smau gn.uj
and made theircscjtjet in varions direct-
ions,
A Mt. Pleasant disoatch savs: Some
of the strikers sar that thev Lad no in
tention of doing any damage. They
simj.ly marched to the works to intimi
date those who were at work. On the
other hand it was said by a well-known
gentleman that he was ajiproaclu'd by
a striker, who asked: "Did you ever
see any of the Ih.hiI used in blow
ing uj mines?' No," wa the an
swer. "Well, I haven't one with nie.
but there re jilenty of them rady and
iu the hands of the crowd."
Col. Hawkins, of the Tenth Regi
ment, N. G. P., is now arranging to go
to the scene of the disturbance. His
regiment is scattered, but all Comjanies
will Ik ready this afternoon and he ex
jiects to reach the coke regions some
time to-night. Col. Norman M. Smith,
of the Eighteenth Regiment, in accor
dant.' with orders from the Governor,
has his regiment now under arms await
ing further orders.
Gov. Fattisoii to-day ttlcgrajihed to
Col. Alex C. Hxwkin
of the lenjh Reg-
iment, as foil. iw
Put .your regiment under arms and
move at once, with ammunition to sup
jiort the Sheriff of Westmoreland county
at Mt. Pleasant. Maintain the jieace,
jirot.vt all jierson", and communicate
with ine.
Kurned to Diath.
Piti-uli:.;. April i. A special from
Roche.-ter, Pa., sav: In a fire last
night a large frame structure on New
j York str-et lielonging to John F. Smith,
j in which was located the tea and coffee
; store Gctirge Ixlwards, inilinery store of
! t. nn ..i.. . l. i i."
.Ml.-, it. tu, ii' riK'li nuu 'i j.
J. Keene was destnived.
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Nine rxxhes have leeti found. Onlv
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two have lieen recogniz.tl. Thev are
- it- ,
-Ir. Keene and his son, who was a sh k-
maker. One imniired and fiftv
dollars
in goiii was lotiiul m the nuns, snj.itti
to have lielongetl to the Italians.
)
J lie Italian, who is the onlv on
, -i it" t a
the fumilv saved, who mmted from ttie
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seond storv window, kivs that there is
.t I rf't
?-.iK) more still in the ashes. lh.'
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elusion arrived at is that th
r Italians lie-
eame confitse.1 an.l cotil.l n..t lind the
staii .v.ty, w hich was a narrow (mo, tuul
to re... n it required the ojenin of two
l.M.rs in the rear of the buiMing.
Thomas McManns, a railroad brake
man, was the first to discover the tire,
which was well un.ler way at the time.
He sounded the alarm of lire, which
aroused the neighbors. He worked at
the lire until his train tl.-jutrted. ' Mr.
t. try, Jr., William Mct'utcheon,
C Frick ami William Keid were tle first
on the scene after the alarm was eiven.
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Tlie scene t'f the italian father lying
upon his led surrounded bv the flames
I until the bed dropped through the rl.rf.r I
was sickening in the extreme. Tlie 1
friirhtened man ntx-med to cli.. til.iK-
to his l.edr and made but a slight strug-
gle.
Lost at Conetnangb.
Tlie frightful disaster in the- Cone
maugh Valley in May, 1SS0, by which
so nianv lives were lost, was rtvtllfsl to
,;nd vist.hr fMon.ljvt bv t
triod l-for Jmv Wil
common llei! ft.urt No. 4 1r Tn-r
lo TrCfvcr ,-K, the value of two
trunks and their contents destroyed n
tliat time. I jiwyer David V. Sellrw ap
peared for the railroad company, and
ealle.1 to the stand the engineer of
the tlav expreps which carried the bag
gage, a Mr. Doran, to prove his tie- 1
fense.
After the argument t.f counsel. Judge
Wilson directed the jury to finJ a tct
dict for the defendant company, which
they did. He said that the trunks and
the car containing them were being
transitrted by the railroad company,
and were demolished in an unforeeen
disaster which came under the heading
j of an act of God, for which the railroad
could not lie held responsible. I'hiln.
Jitrofd.
Bishop Brrnnan Consecrated.
On Sunday at the pro cathedral in
Erie the Rev. Thomas F. Brcxman was
made a bishop of the Catlolic Church.
Tlie consecrator was the IU. Rev. Bish
op Mullen, of Erie; tirst assistant conse-
crator, Rt. Rev. Bishop llielan, of Titts-
burg; second a.sistant, lit. Rev. Bishop
McGovern, of Harris! urg. Tlie bishop
of Nanchez was in the sanctuary. Tlie
officers of the mats were the Very Rev.
T. A. Casey, V. G.; assistant priests,
Revs. Joseph M. Dunn and F. Paulinus,
O. S. B,; deacons of honor, Rev8. M. J.
Decker and F, iHijm, deacon and pub
deacou. Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSCUUTEW PURE
KF.WN ASD OTHER KOI ISCS.
"lVnws has puM-d a law prr tdJiur
Hui '-i lii-ol diiectors imiisV Ui aOK-io
read tuul w rHc.
- CHi Friday irflouwu VasI Deiuaree.
stocUiit at inooD.in?too, Ind., itti about
twenty-twJ yeaxs, whlk crazy frt.m mr
fetudy, ctit hi mother thitKit with twmt
aoct then cut bii own, both dylntr alnnjt
iustautlv.
A Muffins a, family rttiUing in-4r AVep
Io, tJreene ronnty, have all been Ul for a
week. T!u Mttendlmt jjhjslctan iiro
nouuees the tllseasA with w hich they arts
aflllcted trichinosis, an.l says tl.ey are not
likely ton-cover.
Tin; verdict !u the ease of Senator Kck
ley IE. Coxe and other heirs, wide), has
hei-ii on trial .luring the past s-vent.-en
weeks, whs .lecitletl iu favor of the Cole
heirs. This N tli.-ir s..-ctnid victory. Anew
trial ha tn-eri uplit1 fur.
- Tin- large two-story fian.e t nern.-i.t
house, owitetl tiy Joseph Sist.rck. of Irwin,
West in. .relan.I county, wns destroyed by
til, on Saturday moriiiiig. causetl by an over-heated
gas stove. The building was
occupied by three families, w ho lost nearly
all their household fleets.
A g.Tinaii physician proposes that the
maiiufactun-rs of preserved uit-ats should
Kiamp their cans with a legible dale mark.
For a year or so, be says, rartn.-d meats
may remain M'rf-otly wholesome, t.ut af
that they deteriorate in a way defying
alike prc-aution and explanation.
John W. (iiirisaulis was klll.-tl in a
loueiy s(hiI in Mesi l.iiwrty iM.rongli, near
Pittsburg. aU.ut 11 o'chn-k on Sunday
uifiht. A bull.-t from a revjlv. -r of large
calibre was fired into his bia'n, nterirnr
over th right ear. Whether he took his
ow n life or w as murdered has not yet been
estatiljvli.nl. His friends all believe he was
murd.-r.'d by a hijrhw a man.
C. il. Kathtiuu, Superii.u-iid.-nt of the
Missouri PaciHc railroad, r.-jiorts that the
prosiMt-ts of a large ield in r-r(s f.r th.
rominv year in Kansas are good, an.l in
roiis-tjiieu.-f railroad bu-fnos will lxHini.
The wheat acreage is larit'T than ever
know II ill the West. The talk of depres
sion iii business is premature, and a boom
is likely to occur in the near future.
Perry R.-ck a yountr man of Paneont,
Jetlers.ni county. as amusing his eisht
j ear-old brother last Saturday. Ft.rst.me
reason he had his knife-blade om-ii. and
wltil.. his attention was drawn to some
thing else, his little brother ran to him un
awares. Inst, doing he came in contact
with tk knife-blade, which pierced the
toy to the heart, killing him instantly.
The Columbia Iron and Steel Company,
of Cnioutow n, on Friday ma.'e an assign
ment for the tien.-lit of creditors. Liabili
ties. s.i.,rt; assets at prevent unknown.
Of the capital St. ck t.f $n,ii, when the
' works were started, citizens of I'niontowu
subserlU-d ;o.um. The Pennsylvania
Construction Company, an adjunct, w ill al
so be compelled to make an assignment.
The Court at (Salena. HI., has apiM.int
ed & conservator for the estate t.f Ernest
Frederick Hillct. who received notion dur
ing his examination, and just previous to
his commitment a week ago to the county
almshouse as a pauper that he had fallen
heir to a large estate in .ermany by the
death of au unci.', of whose existence he
had been ignorant. Uill.-t's legacy will
amount to more than a ipiarter of a million.
A sensational rumor wasatloat iu I-oii-don
on Monday in the House of Commons
to the effect that Parnell has lieen private
ly married since the O'Shea divorce pro
ceedings, and not to Mrs.o"Nhc. Parnel
ile who have sM.k en n the subject re
fuse to discuss it. but they say that the
mystery of their lender's inner life often
referred as tending to clear his character
fr,,ni the
tain upon it. w ill shortly be ex-
plained.
Kate Ku.icli. ai;etl scvei.tv, t.n. tif the
characters t.f tl... Fourth ward, X.-w York,
was found in her miserable hovel on Fri
i day slowly Iyii.tr t.f starvation. She was
! removed to the h.r-pital, w here the thtctors
; say she cannot reeover. A search was
, mad. of Iter apartments, and. amid ll.e
j raits and squalor, the olliecrs found over
two thousand dollars in (told and bills,
j und tiaiik notes ealliiur for nearly four
thousand dollar more.
! The boiler t.f the W.-st Kud tias ( t.m
f pany at I'ittshiirir exploded on Saturday
! nielit. The iMtiler was an upriirlit one and
i it went straight up ibroiiKb ibe rM.f ov.-r
I Foley's livery stable, which is three stories
hlfh, and then over a row- of frainu build-
lK. m me rear oi inesiaoie, ai.u up "no
i t . .. 1 1 1 ...
a lit on NtMib'ii uni't, h distanc; of aUul
five hundred fe. t. No oi. was in th..
l..:lu t. ... -: . I
Ullllil! UK " ii' it tu.- r.(;iiiMou w runin snu f
the Mtix- is not known. i
William Artman, a yinuijt man em-
innw ...fi" x v m -
suici.Ie tin sunilay artemtMin
about 1:M o'cl.K-k at llomestea.1. He was
playintr with the chiMrcn about bis lx.ar.l- j
in house aud then Aentup stairs. Short- j
ly after a shot w as heard, aud the inmates (
rushed to his room, w here he w as found ly-
ir, tVA flsts... u ill, 1...11... V...1.. In 1,1a I
forehead. Deceased was tu have lieen mar-
ried to a youn society lady there shortly,
The suprt me court nf Indiana has f-,
uZlXX
was tried at tittshco on a change
of venue. A farmer bronpht suit acainsl
the Lake Sjore railma4 to recover valu
for a cow killed by a lonotive. The Jury
decided against him and gave the railroad
a verdict of t5 and costs, it leiiiir allee.-d
that the Company's k-omotive l.s.1 t- n
dam ae.nl that much t.y etJlission with the
cow.
Samuel Nioi.e, a irwuiinent figure in thn
clubs and hotels, and sob of ex -Congressman
Stonn, in St. Iuais, stoltt bis beautiful
three-year-old daughter from his w ife on a
street car on Monday. Mrs. Stone aud th.i
child boarded a cable car for a ride to the
park. Several blotrks from the house Su.ne
sprang a hoard th ar. threw omb the door
and seized the child, amid the wildest ex
citement, dashed away and has tint since
been seen. Mr. and Mrs. Stone had not
lived together for st.uie time.
Mrs. Sarah Henderson and Mrs. Tilths
Taylor, of Cereal Springs, III., were lodged
in Jail at Marion, III., on Monday, chargvd j
with murder. On Friday afternoon the j
two-year-old bliud child of Mrs. Taylor j
was taken suua.-niy ill. un ."Saturday med
ical aid was summoned, but the child died.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Il.uderson, who are
sisters, and who were present at the child's
death, began telling conflicting stories as
to thn cause of the child's illness. The
doctor iu attendance expressed the opinion
that the child had died from some poison.
The jury found a verdict that the child's
death was caused from poison administer
ed by Sarah Henderson and Tillie Taylor.
The blindnes of the child Is supposed to
have incited the crime.
U. S. CoVt Report, Aug. 17, 1&S9.
Kinder
CARL HIVINTXJS,
PRACTICAL
AND DEALER IN
Eckeni'odo -
-DEALEKS IX-
General .'.Merchandise,
CL. O THIJVG, FT. O (It, FEED,
LuiiiberaiidSliinf;les. We keep our Stockah'a'v
Full and Complete. Give us a Cull.
JEcff&emiriBxille Mdppjipeil9
CARnor.LTOWN, I A.
evert WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
THAT
ISTo to
lVot
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
raa'.X-ly
Best and
We now have the largest and
and Boys' Clothing in the county,
plete. We have the best selection
Gents' Furnishing Goods
in the county. Also, all the nobby styles of Ilats in the Market.
Our motto is "Good Goods and Low Prices." It will pay you to
j POrm, ami See us us we can and
I
Very
C A
ctS-90-ly
Our Enormous Spring; Stock of Carpets.
Foster s are now fully prepared to meet the demands of such
j of their housekeeper friends as
ments in their homes that Sininjr
! connection let the fact be recorded
ied and Excellent a Stock of
Carpets of
! and description as can be seen in
this very desirable state of affairs
particular. THE PRICE.
Also, BEAUTIFUL VARIETY OF CURTAINS AND DRA
PERIES. New Spring Styles of
ready. ANDREW FOSTER,
-47 .t MAIN STREET, JOIINnTOWN, I'A
HAY-FEVER
AND
OLD
Cream Balm, it not a lit fid, anttjT
50c
euicJUy mtmrbta. It drantt ins
the trrcs. bottl oy uruqtjtt or tent y mntl on rvrript of jnve.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street NEW YORK.
1
"WANT A WAGON?"
We luve wagons, huppes. surrejs- Hijih RraJtf; ts liRht,
strong;, durabh;, styiii'i, as beautifully finislwd as imtdernizcd
manufacture can pr.idute. Built on honor by men of life
experience. Honesty b our policy; prompt shipment our
specialty. We want to know you. Write us. Costs you
nothing. May lead t business by and by. Send fur our
catalopue. It is free to every reader of this paper. Bing
hamton Waon Co.. BiiiRlumton, N. V.
"BUILT FOR BUSINESS."
Watches, Clocks
JEWELRY,
Sflyervara Mnsical InstnmiEiitF
ANI
Optical Goods.
Sole Agent
FOKTHK
Celebrated Rockford
WATCHK8.
Columbia anil Fredonia Watches.
In Key and Stem Winders.
uARGE SELECTION or ALL KIND
of J E WELRT al wtyi on band.
tSf" My line of Jewelry Is unsnrpaftsert
Ot.me and ee for yourself before purcha
ns elswhere.
WOKE GUARANTEED Jgfl
CARL RIVINIUS
eiibbnrK. Nor. 11. 1883-tf.
& - Hoppel,
CAN BE RELIED ON
S 13111: 2
to Discolor 2
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
MARK-
Cheapest.
best selected stock of Men's,
Our Spring Stock is now com
of will save vou monev.
Resjectfully,
"
SHARBAUGH,
CAKKOLLTUWN. fKNN'A.
contemplate making the improve-
always sujreests. And in this
that they show as Grand, Var
Every Kind
the larger cities. And behind
3tands the even more important
Dress Goods and Trimmings now
HEAD
or fxntier. Applied into V ntmtriU it it
tunui allay I xnJUimmation, heal
50c
010
Carrolltown
Normal School
Business : Academy,
CARROLLTOWN.
Tina rj of Try tct :
IJou. Jm. J. Thomas. Andrt-w L. ;..t)r, .
Ks-Shff. J. A. Oray. V. A. P.urk
Vincent lU-t. I. L. KcW.
Jauiei SharbaiiRh. J. W. Laibiiurt
Es-Sherlff D. A. I.utb.-r.
irtIcb4t:
J.J. THOMAS.
Srcrciiry and 7Vfu.urcr:
A. KCKEXKOlJE.
The School will otien
MAY 4T1I. J'1. for a
on MoNlny
lrim of Tiv
WKKKS, and w ill lit. In chaiKe.,!
Ex-Co. Supt. L. Strayer,
Two 1. part meats will Ik- tiusui,,,.,).
l"t- A Teachers Department fur t,.,.;
ers and tlnwe prepariutr to teach.
Slid. A Preparatory Depart m. i.t f,,rr
pils taiinn the C'oiiinit.n Itraiu
Circulars irivinjr full iif..rtii:u:ip'ti n pnrf
inail.tl t.n apiillcatiin tu tin- s- r ia-v
the lio.'ird of I'rtlr.t.-es.
JAS. J. THOMAs. I' , . j.
AxfutKw Kt-KEMteiic, Set t ry at..! '!. . "
ap3-.'t
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OK VALUABLE
Real : JEstate!
By virtue of ia ordrr loir,ir out ot On c,.n
of t Iiai u:on 1'Ibmm ol i'anihria rtuut. to ui a
rrnr1.1 lliniiie to ul.lie ul: vti the ,T
lca tu AIeliecT luwLnliip. on
Saturday, April 18th. 1891.
at two oVIock. r. .. tbe Ivllumiax Ct-rtA
All tbt certain rler or parcel cf r. J .
10 All'trbeoy to ortilp. amT!a r"in,: w
a.(oiclii laDda ! Thomai Hmtn.j,. e, -:ef . '
Matblaa Shrnli. aud tseraniln Jr. tirr c..,
inr Tl At:KKS. Biore or lf. im. u. ti er.'.'m tr
rcted HuuMauJ rime ra lj Lti
raiT .ai-tuliijinira.
TtKMs OK SAU: -Ooe-tMr,) ,f t,e j.urrfa,
Bnonry to .id at tbe rontiruiaiuo t nir 0a
tbe balanra In two cual auirii.. , i iMBl
twetre tuontn rexpecilvely. with int.
fecurej bjr bood aud Diurtymie f iur-hH-r
W . A b 1.1 11 LK.
Awkiitt ol Micuel lluSo,a.
Loretto, P.. Marct. irT, lMvl.l.
Select School.
The unt!erri(rDed will open In tbe room of Un
11 ib tcbool in Uallllzin 00
MONDAY, APRIL 2oTII, b'Jl,
a Selmt School In which, in addition to tbe Com
mon Uranrhee. all tbe bU-ber brairhf ttimt pt
pli may rrqulre will be tauvbl. To aiet tot
waou of all r!ae ol puplli. thrre cunriet ot
rtudleti will be taught, ria: Tbe Inlrrojeoitu
ri.nri-e. tbe Tearbera' eoura and tba hifhtr
'ur. Tbe HlKbnr eoaraa it eiMK;ially dea.KLal
10 prepare yuuna" reraoot to tutui in any "I Uii
mrrbanle art, or to enter ai. ol tbe tiruleium
Termt: Intermediate eoare. 1 tor tbe tern
tea week 1: 1 crbera'coarae. 97 tor tbe term: or
Tic. per week II enter I u alo-r tbe recond watt:
lor the HiKbereourae an aJdlltlooa.1 eharire tor
each additional branch will . roatle. i-'or lurta
ar particulars addrcv JUH.N M ' (IKM i K.
St. Anvuntlce. Pi.,
Ian:o.vO. r W umore, f w
Policial written at abort nlee In Uie
OLD RELIABLE ' ETNA"
tad ltir First t'lama Cooipmnlei.
M SEHT FOR TUE
OL.T3 HARTFORD
P1RB 1NSURANCBC0MT.
OUMMKNCEU JBl'SlKESa
1794.
Ebeafbara;, Jmy l. 188a.
JOHX C. FIXCH.
IEALB IK
Goto-WJii-Eye-WMi
136 Wateb Stterr. IlTniBCKU. fx.
tlldcjt efttth'IrLtd hoone In the cltr. he
notbinc but ;area-odi are iut up, f" -' J !e
'amllyand medicinal u. IS'otliltin t.et!er ttit
tlolrten Wedding Next on the I'H. Ouci
enhrlmer.a. tlmy'a Mukocuuli-in lv-': t'M
vooda are leadinic rrand. Branii . .-1n!t
of 1ICS on baud. m. HollHntl jrv Ionii:i.
aiaoOU Tom. 1 ii.rb .lol'len W rU'luiK. I. 4
fur fall quart, t tor ; 00: Workei.bo ni-r . nt
aame; Monrnvahela. b.uv per dorvu. W '
f 4.00 per doaen , 3 oo ir uno-lnit duten. sreu''
ly boxed. AUo have In iucK, UrUultne'i
Choice, at ti.00 per icalloD. brre al tfc.
rate. A.r."i.U
YalElJe Real Islale
FOB SALE
AWJT ot it round In the Went ward ortteNtf-oua-b
o! Ewnetar-. Cmhria cnuotj. r,
liootlnK on Sample meet havlnic-thereon tre
"frame house
and outbnlldnirf . all In vd repair. Kur tr
or particular rail i n or addrror
JIIHN NKALAN. Mcktown. P . "
M. U. JUT! LLL. Kbeunlmrif. IM.
0. A. LANGBEIN,
Manufacturer ol and liraler In
ALL KINDS of HARNESS,
tiAltDLCN, BRinLlN, "UIP.
COLLARS HABNESS OILS, BLAKffi
Kobea. Kly NeU, Ourry Comt.n. etc. 'tr-
pairing Neatly and Promptly done. All
gaaranteed to Klve aallrlartion.
-Shop Marker Kow on Centre tret
nprlWU nUTtLLK OKANHK.
H. J.KHKTTlil. Piu.rnirrea.
Liated at iMiBia. Pa . near the " '
Hallway Depot. We al.aya endeavoi w
Dish th beat aeoom modal loua to
pleanure ehece and hordr. P-ri..B la
ot eomlort ib4 ouiet will nod It a I'"".
to atop. The-Table la uourpaaned an l . '".
aupulie1 wU tbe rel the markt f"a-'.
all the de!l(sle of the aeaoon. 1 be bar
plied with theehnlrtwlof pore lleuor
and nothlna- but tbe lt i aold. i eciai
tlon a-lven to tbe eaire ol horaea.
ll.J.SCHr.TTH
r The nnderaUned will aell at P-,tf
piece ol reaJ elte altuabe In Ittuaiter 'V',,',
UaruhHa county. Pa. MUMilii Tf'"" T9
elxty all and Blif-fWe mm and ait""- lt.
proiwrty U Improved and In atate l
llvetlon. and will be wll at h tea.or.aMeP
and upon ea-y Iwmt. Ir tfuttntr lr,'fV.
call o. or atldr... AUIn Kja-j. Wj.-
ilenemher 12. 18KB.
A1
UMlNISTKATORS NOTICE. uB
i . . -H .. I AftmlBl.Lratlnn miull IU' r .
1. .1JT.r. "...T.. ;uriaa-
t. . Pa., d-eeaaed. balu been ot"dTp'
BderlKned. ooOca M aret.y Kleo W
aona indented lo aald eatate make l'3,B'n.oitJ
out delay, and tLow ha via. elaim. or .
aa-aln.i tbe .ame will preaeat them, pror"
tbentlcateU loc fetueiaeni. ...... KS1u .
Admlniatrator of Joel Uate.. l"
-I tlate.. lr'a
April 8 l
JUm Fire Insnrance itfl
T. V. DICK.
General Insurance Agenl.
EBESSBUUG, PA.
A V r H T I u- - , rllbf
Tejftcb fitly iiil'ir' M a -
a talau CW td -" "
Qonnn
lb ,luiw.n r . Ki-l-rw'""1 ' ." ' , , )
h MU.r t. Micr.il" l" ' '
t. ( a...,, uui .... -' '
b...iiJ. uw. ! r.i..j"" ' u.l
uu-r. .b.r. .kl o.fl I"?'!'-, .j.:,
,ua son " ;"r,"":rlJ.,V. '.... v'""
MttfrJKHltl tttij C
ffUrAY,
MAC At. AN'H
TU fountry ruail
A rrslueti'in iu u
Jafvr.
A couple J eitNiia
r.-pottetl In town.
Mr. Ooorce Kir.
w nf In tow n on Sunrt
Mr. Jolin T. lUa:
In PhiUUelpliU l:il
David C'ostli.w. .
Etwnsburft t.n Wtsln.
Mr. Att.Irew Oi-k
a few hour 1" t"w '
The aiinuttl M-iiM
here nd thare Is li
ltur(ret Ymiiiji.
ted ln-t week is on a
Tin. Kkkim as t
jour Ji.b printing,
prices.
A bill bas p:ise!
the rtim jwtisul inn .it
per day.
Th Moil nt n in 1 i
lieen moved to i In
House. Mr.Joseph lleiiir
futerprlsliiu biiMue
in Thursday.
A sjilendul am
at Mrs. U. K. .1 ones'
reduced jiriet".
Hon. John l".-ril.
alck llt for the pn-l
able to r atH.ut.
Mrs. Ii. K. Jon
buyiiil? her aprini? st
llnery and notions.
Mrs. Hose Hon,
Allegheny township
1st, Ii?l, HRed 70 yea i
After the lirst of
ufacttired ttiaceo lire
.ut a government II'
Mr. Joseph llrov.
)urchas.-d the farm
1'arrlsh, in Cambria
Wa'l patM-r. Ku
12 to 15 cents per
back, S rent, at Du
John Yontiklii, i
bad bis lerx broke,
wrevtllnn w ith u yoi
-Mr. T. 11. 11. 1
here for a couple of
Maple Tyrk rea.ly f
Iu the month
Itrhty-nine mtsoij.
Jail, an.l their u era;
f7.4.
LtH'iisburn Sunn
Monday, April '.fill.,
teachers; ' for th--
nient.
Ciiaiii . 1 1. in---. I
ulur Army, w In. h;e
4niee at Jt.hiistoNt ii,
nesla y.
Mesfcrs. Thoni;i
Totnllstin, two of
ln-sl citizens, m ere
Tuesday.
Wanted. A km !
al housework lit a f.i
t3 per week. Addle
ensbiirit, l'a.
Mr. Silas l'usiil
whowert'ou a visit
irt Cassldy, of this
on Wednesday.
The loss to t lie
In the coke regions i
KJ in w afrcti, w hile
tors Is incalculable.
Any one desirin.
better than to atten
mal. For partii-ul.i
rath or T. 11. Allis.
Joseph I'astor, i
Jailed at Ureensbi!
nhooliii a Mrs. Sa
lng a C(?Lt over a k
A handsome ur
d at St. Vincent's
trobt", Westniorelai,
cominir Niitutuer, al
A Mission und. :
Passlonist Fathers,
tholomew's Church
and will continue uif
Sherlo Stinciuui
A Crcssou IUilloue
Friday. May sth, 1:
to be hold at the Milt
aii unknown ma
w alking on the railr
crossing, cast of l
nltfht of last week,
and instantly killeii.
Dr. A. CrilVuh.
during; the w inter :
Florida, returned I.,
inn much IxMH'tit'
Journ in the land of
There ia talk of
built from Jol,u-i.
Fork and KU'iistn
Mr. K. 11. Cr. sw. II.
coutractinar for furn
Tho KtiCfess i u t
of a school is the hi
a"i Normal School
burg Normal sent o
teachers last yar.
1301.
A ladies K'lld w
W'lRliborhot.d of tl
this place, on last
tinder w 111 1: snii.i
learn w ho is the ow
Aoice.
Flward, a lit.il.
if Deny township,
found a slick t.f .t i
ol last wet-lf. w hici,
tertnl hia l-ft ban,
flnsrerrt U-lnK blown
Mr. Eli Hornet
7th war! Johnston i
down the Htairwaj
lucsday evoninR.
breakinjr hla collar
His Injurlert will Jit,
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well-know n ensriij
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4 yearn, iurchas. i
Johnstawn, in 1st i.
Valley Wreath l
1m a soldier in i
ion.
On Tunaday. a
Clvll Engineer Valo
being driven to the
th" horse iHjran
Valdes, iu uui,,,,!
thrown from the a
rious injury.
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licenses to li(ti..r tl.
lnnluir on the first
year be,;! u wltll t,
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It a license for tl
Jn.nd then lU.
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