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Vuin..ii)n. I Man H 12th, l'J.
Si-ak r 'ris will, if liis htnltti runt?,
Iinkt tl.t- . l.-iui; s-i-t-tt ti ill thf tl.-tiat.-iww
I inn so :th!y in;tint.iiiuil ly th-fc-iiu
tTatii- iin-ii.it'rs f th- Ilousiri
the fr.f Hi-.', l-iil. Mr. .j.ni.- r will
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tU-hittt-, :t hi- .hJ l.tli
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noiiL-li to trv( J. lor t'iv
alir-iliUi- n-r-t, l-for
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ay itiat in
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or.-ix vik of
In- ran rtuit tns
Tin- -I itc "f Mr.
Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
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l..tl!.tf'.ll nl4-Jh-r h- lillf ith'.f li liiaWi-
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ASSOLUTECir PURE
A Coiirt'.-v iijihrtiir.iii'Ht hill, which
:l iit itrly as p'sihlr ilUi'lcs tiio i-i mjrn'Ss
ional ili.-tri ts of the stflto of New York
Iwtwi-tn I i-iiKiTiits ami Ki-jiuhli-:ins,
h:is - n m parcil. arl it will sjnttlily
jiass hoth hotisfs and ! .isrnnl hy tlw
liovcrnor. TIhto un :U 'rn;r-ssi."n:il
tli.-trii-tri in the st:itc. Tin- hill niaVi-s li'
diatrii-ts l)i-iiiotr;iti-. 1" K-juhli-;ui aiul
H ilouhtfwl.
Tiik lVm: lvania 'orli's Fair m
inission lias hi-t-n unfortunate in its
Chairmen tho tirst one of them, Hon.
(.'hiirles S. Yolfe. havinic ilieil imnili
ately after his aiointment. anl the
M-eond. Mr. Vhitiiiiin, having U-en
fori -oil to r -si ii on aoiint of ill-heiilth.
The vacancy, however, has hecn till-il
hy the iointnii-nt of Mr. A. 15. Farijti
liar of York, a gentleman whose various
oualitications ailmirahly adapt him to
the position. Amon the fviih-nces that
he is a level-headed man is the fact that
lie is a manufacturer who does not he-
lieve that hi.- hu.-ines.- is henetited hy :i
lnonojxily tariff.
if iipprtfiitt'-
It i- vf hihe-t
iv-rld. aii-1 tin- in. in
l'rt-idt t -y rdioiiM Ik-
ci II i-id !.; jtldtlH llt
i-i tin- iin rie;iii jH-oplf -i !vtin a puh
l M-r.mt t' di.-i liaise th mot rMHi-k'-ilulit-s
under our fr- in-titution.
Il is tin- one otli f ti l- Kepllhlic to
hi' h the rreid.-nt fleet liould hiiii'4
the hi-'he.-t dignity of t htracter and the
f li-iire.-t record of maii'iUj.-s. and only
Uiii-u who can thus come to the hi;rhe-t
Lonois of the I'nion .-ho4.M U' reminded
i-i within the list of iossil,le rresidentiiil
cllididiltes.
I'ulike mo-t Fri sid;r lial asjiirants,
Ir. I'lcveland always iWiiiis precisely
-.!i;it he says. He has srt times suffered
i iuch from liis candor ic expressing his
views upon puhlic iiu-j;ti.ns, hut tiim
has always vindicated tht soiindne.-s ol
Lis judgment and tho iierity of his
convictions. H is the one puhlic man
of the nation to-day whoever dares to 1
riirht. to siak for the rit and to act
for the riirl 1 1 as lie consi ientioiislv un-
il'L-stands it. and tiuit is iliv he is to-
day the choice of an overwL-lm:nn ma
jority of the people of tht nation, whi
detiirt a change in the political power of
the tational ''overnment. He fullv till.-
the hill of a man who reiirdri the Fn .-i
tlencv sis "pre-eminently tL- ottice o
the people"
Thk Fennsylviiniii railroad is trying to
j;et tot;-tlier for the purpose of compar
ison a numlver of locomotives of differ-f-nt
types. The company has ordered
from the ISaldwin Locomotives wcrks a
len-wht els passonsrer t-limine comjiound--d
on the Yauctain .-ystem; from the
Schenectady works a pa.-scnizer i-nine
ooijijioundeil on the 1 'itkin system, and
from the same works a simple engine
with l'.'xiM cylinders and tli feet drivers,
wei;hinj ahout IJ.OCmI pounds. All of
tin'- engines, are ordered simply for
purposes of investigation and com pari -0n.
The Baldwin i-ompound Xo. MJ
h;is hei-n running an the Pennsylvania
railroad and on the I'ennsylvania lino
west of Piitshurn witliin the last few
weeks and has shown extraordinary efficiency.
any set
I it iiKH-nttjr iieinU r.- h;tc inrtitied Mr.
McMillin. h i-in charre tjf il,e hill.
of liit ir tl!ire to ,-jH ;ik. It - prol.;.l.ie
that iMiiiir t.f them will have wait un
til one the other tariff lilils IS cahttl
up, a it4-i the pre.- nt int -uJi'n to vote
on the fwt: wool l ill I'll the J1. inst., So
its to ! it out of the way of the tree
oin:c' hill, which come jMn tin-
under tV' resolution adopfc--d la-t Mon
day.
Mr. .Harrison has lieenis preiipitate
in malin puhli,- the rre.-poiRience
with lrd Salishurv coiiorninn tho re-
fu.-al f that otlicial to r-new the mo
dus vivendi in Itehriiijjs Sr-.-i dining the
cominj; si-aliny season, iis he was in
seitdinn thiil famous ultimatum to Chili
Mu IJiaine is iok in l-wl and has had
nothiiu; to do with this undue haste.
Ilefore tiie last commuuicjition to Lord
HalL-hury could josihly Ltve Um read
and digested hy him, it was sent to the
Senate, something unheard of in time of
jit-ace. It is not prohable ihat the Senate
will take any action on the arbitration
treaty, which preceded tbe corresond
enee ly one day, until iime has Ix-cii
)jiveii Lord Salisbury to reply to the la-t
ili-pati'h sent him.
It is; generally exjrf-cted Lliat Kepn-sent-ativc
Mci'reiiry of Keni.'i'-ky will It
chairxj;m of the 1 )eiii H-j-atic t'omire
sional ( 'iim jiiii'ii committte
tliis y-ar. The ciminiiltti' has not
yet Ikk-ii selected, but a caucus will lc
held for that purjise in .t few days,
lteprcsentiitive Mci'reary tLinks that
fore the tariff debate which In-pm in the
1 louse tli is week is clo.-nl, ihe country
will he fully convinced thai the tariff is
the paramount i.-sue, and that silver is
A l.t-itt-r from Cleveland.
Muwaiki.k. March 14- Ci ii'-ral VaI-
father of the fiimoiis
want S. Ura
phr;--: "-We love him for the enemie
lie iiiisiiiiiili-," has lt-n iri;inij ex-l'n-si-
dent Cleveland to make public an avowal
. , .1 i -
m -onnectiou witn uie aiiproacning
I teitiiM-ratii' J'lesident.'al convention.
I'ndi-r date of March - he wrote a. letter
to !r. Cleveland from Fon-lu-Lac. con
tiiimnu' the following paragraph.
'-The danger to puiiic inten-.-t w hich
a failure of the I it-miM-ratie party would
involve seems to now rfiiire the avo,val
of your williniriie-s to submit to any scr
vim to w hich your party may assign you.
Many eiitertain tin- Iw-lief that you may
docline further Jitlhlie iltity, whiih none
hut you can effectually remove, and
yur voice will everywhere In? heard with
l iuietit ami elf -ct. I l-clieye your use
fulness to the nation ut-iy l- greater now
than ever in the pa-U to carry to victory
tlir cause of tariff retcm and to restore
the blt s.-in-rs of imx! oveinnieiit to our
jiplo. liiis as your fellow lMnm-riil
and fellow citizen I a-k you tn say to
your party and tin- jn-ople that your
liiuue be t -seiilel to the national I emo-
I cratie convention for it.- noinin:ition to
tle presidency and tha' you Will aeeej.t I
that nomiiiiitioii if tlt- -onvention ,-h;il!
i make it and airain undertake the duties !
! of iiresi-leiit if the piLrty shall, as I lt-
lie.vc they will, choose lull for that of
tiee."
ex-prts-idciit wires
N. .1.. March
Ill reply, the
follows:
"Lkl.Vool
Hon. Kdward S. Iliai:.
I;i; S:i:: Your letter of the ."th
inst.. i-rei t-ive. I. iiave tiioulil until 1 .,,),
... . i .. . i . i . .. .... tl...
I to l so i ait iiiiiiiiu.iiii ma ui.-j .is soi ii.- now 1 llilill i iiiiuiiii'- riiiiii i'ii in- t-i it- . t, ... ...
.t . .. , , i li-t .- M n-lii-.'-i l.:iMlil:ii. ii'-M 1J e:ir. I lm-i
of Hie talk linllll-'iil in on Ilie lloor ot . nl.i.-, I v. ueli innli-r l'i- iii-'Ii sanction I . ... .
, , I . - , ,, i. . Iinn-el! Li-neat h a iii.ivniv Ki-liiL'-'t all.-v
Hit House wnen llie vole w;is taken on ot your position its my ieiiou ienio.-r.ii . ., ... .
..... .; ...... .f. :.: 'i ;.. I"'-i.i tia.i. at I ark I'lace..,, .va nir.'.-ii
lilt nil . . oiiii asi'iv nun o.i s, aim it iil ill.. 11, hum hi ...hi ii...i... , . , -., i i . t
. . . x i i I i . i r i" . . : ami wa- i n-t a ill I v klili-il What i-.iiisi-I
iiiirinniii'' .iiiircn , ior ine cjnsnie;it- i as a irue a u ii ii-iea ii icini, iim int-M-m . . . , . . . . .
. . ,, ,ii ... - i 111 in to no t lie act I- lint kixoi ii. I Ml! lie 1-
tien ul llie l.liiliil iree i-oinage iiju, wouiu l to me. II in ansyerin your uesiion i i
........ ... ;. ..!.. ...... ... ; ...t i.. i ...;..i.t ..,,1.- ....ti.i..r no- i.rsi.ii.il iti-ins ' ('l
The House Committee- on Jliv. r-and and mv individual ea.-e and comfort, my ! -Auirn-t Litilml. of 1 I. II...!::.-. L.wa.
Hari.rs has closed its hearings, and ! n;n- would be prompllv made and j .-t-tiac caii'li'l it.- for a !.:.rin:i n a'am-t
hoi hvs to bave tbe bill reoorl.-.l to t lie ! vvii'i.oii t I he 1. a-t re-er atioti or dillielllt V 1 '. .te-t of 1.1- w I f.-. 1 1 w ..I k.-il a I ! la y
Ilou.-ewithiiiaweekorten ilavs. Chair- j Fut if you are ri.u'ht in supposinj; that i at w;i-el.-.-i
r.-lil.l to :i ilntv 1 .ai-.. to1 Went Imllie lie Iolni.1 T lull
i;Mn.tii oi in k 1
T.-n men ran lie arraniieil .i jjian-lt in
sinirle til.- 3.1W111 way-.
It is sab! lliat Klaine will -h.utly t ilo
a 1 r i -outli for tin- ticiiclit of bis health.
.lo-epn K. ;i:iinliaii. of Philadelphia
w ill have liver :t'.i nf h is tint: .ler-ey eat t !
killed to prevent t lie pr.-ild of 1 Illieli Uln-i-. i
1,'i-V. Ilittiiii. Sweet. U yitlllilT M-tl;oli-t
miiii-ter .f Ku-ell. la., w ;i- si rii k.-n hliml
in the pulpit. Siimlaj. in the ini.l-t of his
discourse.
Mure hvii have "iie.l aiil are tmi ie.l in
tin- I-tl.iue-of Piiiiiiina. aitiiiir tin- hi f
tin- profm-til canal, than mi any i-ijiia!
anioiint nf territory in ih- iilil.
A limb of 7". Ilia-ked III. 11 took three
ni-vrr.H-s on; of th. Shi-lby cuiinty. 111., jail
anil -hot thetn. The negroes were iiiipli-i-aieil
in tin- killing f four deputy sheriff-.
('animal liihlmns has a l.-Uer from
Ki-hnp l-fil. of Cartliasf. 'nhiinhiii. in
which the Iti-hop pii.ini-es to -en. I a Im-11
77s years iil.J for t-vhihiti. ii at the World's
Fair.
Fiftifll ihullsillid jilik till. hit- Wl-le
leceiitly kitJed in one drive near I'lt-Mio.
Cat., and it is estimated that more than
la i.i no wor.- killed ill t hi- nui.ti.-l through
out t he -late t his w inl'-r.
T-. iiiti.ii t.-l -lallion-' eustuiu Si.iiai
. . . ...... r
I ,-arli. and n m-d t. v HaVKl I'biirain. oi
! Leavenworth. Kan., broke lin a f.-iu-.-1
h. tue.-n th. -in on Sunday and 4-niraed in
j a tinht w hii-li t e-ulted i n t he ili at h of U,l Ii.
Mrs. .lam Voiimt. the aed u idow ..f a
Meii-an iir vt-Terau. w bile waiting fm ii
M-n-ioii tl.at Iti-V er fit inc. w it- fnillid de.nl
in her Imiiv neir Klait.m. Moiitoun-j y
count v. Sunday niu'ht. havilur t.irvi-J to
TllK Sciiiite FiuanceCommitt'ee has di
rected a favorable report to be piade on
the House bill for a better control of and
to promote the safety of the National
banks. In substance the bill forbids
banks to make loans to it- oths-r-rs or
servants unless the loan is approved by
ii majority of the directors or tho execu
tive committee, and al.-o forbids banks
to allow their ollicers accounts to !
over-drawn. A new paragraph has been
added as an amendment, uuthoriini:
banks to enlarge their circulation to the
full par value of the I'nitod states bonds
deposited, so that the bill mu.-t go back
to the House after it passes the Senate.
Tho COnilMtttee ordered adverse re
ports to U' made C-'i four bills intro
duced by the Democratic Senator.- to
remove the taxation of state bank circu
lation and to subject national bank
notes and l'nitel States treasury notes
to state- taxation.
The liil in equity hied by tin- Attor
ney (ienrral with reference to the leases
and aurif incuts 'inown as "tho Pending
deal." i-ays tho Pittsburg lh.-,,nl- h , puts
the legal isfiue in a clear form. There
has lieen gome dispute as to the -ourso
the administration would take in this
matter, but th action of Mr. Hensel
energetically followed up will character
ize Coventor Patterson's second term
with tho sturdy defense of public rights
against corporate aggression as his first.
The bill sets forth that the railroads
combined and controlled by tho leases
anil contracts are parallel for certain
portions: that the principal ones have
been, prior to the agreement, competing
for freight and passengers ami that they
iiro all competing in the transportation
and Side ot anthracite coal. It might
have averred that the purpose (if tho
leases and consolidation was the sup
pression of competition : but it meets the
same end by pointing out that the se
curing of the control is in violation of
the Constitution, against public policy,
and void.
This bill will bring the question bo
fore tho courts authorized to pass upon
it. I'nlesn tho corporation? are able to
show a very different state of affairs
than that disclosed by tho Attorney ( ien
eral'shiH. the decisions of the same
courts in the South Pcnii case leave lit
tle doubt that the leases will be declarexl
Void. Hut, while securing such a deci
sion will le as decided a credit to At
torney (Jenera! Hensel as the first case
w;is to Attorney General Ca.-siday, that
will not finish the work. Mr. Hensel
should see that the Coititution is obey
ed and that tho rulings are not nullified
in actual practice, as was done in the
South Penn case.
If Attorney General Hensel pre.-ses
this issue to a compel) victory the
second term of Governor Tiittison will I
fittingly complete the good work of hi.-
first term.
TIIFKK i a sayini? that tin- n ;il . Ii vii
i.fhfewill If found when eeiy woman
1- eolltellted with her 'Jo All-. W hell -he
i- eeitiiMi that they do li"' draw in tie j
back no wiink!.- in front, tli.it tin- --am- .
are nut (-u ' lei!" a ml . I..- sk u t - lian i ntr m
-caliop- af'.-r uc.il ina -hoi ' turn-, ii w II
Ii- uiii-u Ihi-V an- made oi t:t
l''-ll. , ,
Tin- ail black to:!. -It.- i- woiid.-nu . c
a- the blench e;.ii il. ''!' it i.iii-i l-c . .
a Iim- fabric, for l!ni-. c.c.t. nv a a:.-i i-.i
aim. em f their ;.!i-l .i.i u ol i - . n ' i " "' j
I. lack I hail il u oi co'". .
The in i m la I il of biaci. u n - i - -1 1 1 i a I I
hi-jli t til-- and ev.iv woinau aim- to ban- ;
at l.-a -I t w o in 1 1 -I" - a i .1 1 -. .en- of n lm !i ,
n in -I he a - io w i a ii I ! in i n-t la . a i w a - - a - j
-.nab!.-, n l.n.-d a n.l i --inly foran " cii-iou. ,
fitiddaiiil niiiiir alike. M . mil -i w. i . -
t.-r t i 1 1..- i : k waip lli-iii ii-1 1 a s 1.1:1 u i. f.n - i
lined by II. Priestly .X ... who protect J
: heir ii-toinei - by -ta in pii.ir tln-ii iiaiie-j
ill "old itik c crv live ill d - oil t he -el etiire I
of th-- jri Mid- Lin.k for the-.- trade tea k- j
wh.-ii von no to buy as the I'rie-tly make
i- the lie-t 111 the World. Tll. V ale alwuVS j
,,! iivn shades, j.-t and blui-h blin k, and j
.-iili thel.-f'.re b" mat' lied at any time. (
W In n in doubt a- to hat to wear don a
black toilette and !-! a--i:r.d it will n- y-
erU-olit of pill. e. it i- l.illdlv ll.-ee itrV 1
to iidd 1 hat we. ii.-iy a laitM- Iim- of the-.- ;
b.iautiful fabrics in lube- ra::L'iii in.m j
.-1 ..'.".. 1 ." I- 1 .7.". a ali.
A h;-lid-ome Inotil u ' l.ir ! I -- can Ix- made
of the -aim- liiiil.-ri :1 hy tin- addition ot
el ape. a- t!if-k in loiiL-i 1 i nl i. -ale- ae oi
lii.ciruiiiL'. Put t'.e e'.-'ant I't ii-: ! ,
not ei.ver our -to -k. We have a full line ,
of ilrap ii" Aliiiii-. V. ::. ::i.i,s. Annul'-. ;
Mohiiir. Tami-e. Kali 1 -. rape. Veiiii.L . j
hi-ri, t loth, and m:iii oilier-, all stand-
aid VM.nl-.
hvi rv woman aspire- to a -;ii dr. --. :n l
what w .-r. so -oft. -o ilaiiit and s.
aileeiiba- TO the toll" h i- il. ' H -!"' k "I j
-ill.- is admirable in price, tevtuie and va- I
lietv. In black we have I
I All silk, loo- ::rain. -.i i inches .. i
loi!le I'raiicai-.-. '-'4 inch- -
India Surah-. "7 inches
hiua Silks .Vi. :.".. ..i"! I.'.i
Pel feet ions. Aiiuure- Ilrap d" Alm.t-.
Phadam.-s and variou- other brand- are
iii. lud.-d in tin- black -ilk department and
are extremely hit nd-. 'me.
In colored silk- w e I. a e a li-auliful line
of hiiiit and lli la -ilk-, v. bite, . ream and
.-ill colors and -hading-. im-he- wide, it
.Vi c.-ni- a yard. Surah- in many color,
"a. .Vi ami 7a cent-. In the same depart
ment ou will ti in a huge assortment of
remnant- in black and colored -ilk- in vai -ion-
( iiant it it from a yard to a plain dre
patt.inat irreailv r.-duced rate-, all ex
cellent bargains. A t t he fii ncy booth ih.-r.-is
iil-o a large a--oitni'-iit of I'.-tniiiint- in
fancy colored I hiua -ilk- that have been
selling at i-1 a yard, going now at and -.'
Ilts.
iiiii Tiiiimi--.ix boivi; l'ri iixi. ( oi:-i:r
taking the lead as a favorite. Have you
ever tllen ttieln." 1 h-V collie III IVIllle.
iliii'i and black at s;..i au! 1. a pa
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lOO Iiijrs, irofusIy Illusfritfcd.
Mill IIM t iim: t I l.tr I 'ard: I lial a 1 1
IPBELL
DICK
81.
sr,, s7, Fiftli Ave., IMTT.SU I 'KG.
imi-i-i1 to have been tcmpori'.y iu-ane.
man Planch
propria t ions
av s the jir.-s:
un
for ap- I the subject
ard
was at least - per cent j the country
greater this year than he ever km-vv it to
I- In-fore, and that tacts concerning the
development of commerce on the great
itnl to my party, a condition
makes such private and
A sKMi frmu .Tohiisto-.vu to the
Fittshurg liriUh. of Thursday s:ivs:
'F. H. Rirkcr. chairman of the (.'am
Fria County Pe.nblican inmiittee. and
ieorge II. Scull, of Somerset, were in
-onfcr lice here to-day (Wednesday)
with a number of leading politicians
regarding the 'ongi-essiotiid nomination
in this district. Kditor (ieorge T.
Swank, F. II. P.iirker, e-Assembh man
John M. Pose and Captain II. II. Kuhu.
of this county, each think they would
make good Congressional timU-r. but it
it is said thitt Congressman S-ull has not
yet decidel to give Up his claims to the
place. Cambria county people, how
ever, in.-ist that he has had enough, and
tne coniereiice lo-uay was lor t lie pnr-
jK'-e of effecting an aiircable arrange
ment, so that the two counties could
present a united front when the nomin
ations take place." Strange that Cap
tain Thomas Iiavis is not mentioned, a
he was under the inpression that he was
.n congressional candidate two years ago
si i:ki i: litsi-w hi. ii ins in aitii jK-r-
luits, make the closing speech in the de
bate now U-ing so ably maintained by
the Id'inocratie members of the JIot:s
on the fiee wool bill. Mr. Springer will
Ik.' unable to take any j..art w hatever, in
the di bate, as his physicians Pay that he
must go nvvay as soon as he is well
nough to travel, for five or six weeks of
absoUite rest, before he can l'.-sUl'iie his
duties in the House. The state of Mr.
Mills' health is such that it is extremely
doubtful w hether he w ill U; able to make
any set sjecch, but there will be no hick
of sjieeches, as nearly one-third of the
J cinocratic memU-rs have notified Mr.
Mi-Millin, who is in charge of the bill,
of their desire to speak. It is probable
that sonic of thorn will have to wait un
til one fit the other tariff bills is called
Op, in it is the present intention to vote
on tin-free wool bill on the '21. inst, to
t it out of the way of the free coinage
Pill, which comes: up on the ' under
the resolution adopted Monday of la.-l
W eek .
lakes and navigable waterways of the
country were brought In-fore the com
mittee, that are simply .astounding ti
those who have not made a study of the
subject. These facts will lie cmliodicd
in the speech which Mr. Plain-hard will
make when the bill gets In-fore the
lloii-e. It is not probable that the com
mittee will be able to get the total ap
propriations carried by the bill below
.-ijo.nooMNi, without injuring the busi
ness interests necessarily involved in the
improvement of rivers and harbors.
A car curving th- remains of the
late Pepreseiitative Kendall, of Kentukv,
exists w:ii.-ii
persona: coinliti-in liliit .y irrelevant. 1
cannot, however, refrain Iroin declaring
to you that my experience in the great
olhce of president has so impressed nit
with the solemnity of the trust and its
awful responsibilities that I cannot bring
inys-lf to regard p candidacy for tin
place as something to U won by jK-rsoti-iil
strife and active sell -assertion. I
have also an idea that the presidency is
I pre-eminently the n-op!e's ollice and 1
I have been sincere in my constant ndvo
j ciicy of the iffective participation in po
i litical affair- on the part of all our citi-
i Con-qUe:itiv I b.-Iieve the people
sii'-ui'l in- iiear.i in tin- clioict- t i llieir
who died here of atiotilcxv this week 1 party candidates and thai they thein-
ind Senators Pa.-coe, Hansbrough. war- selves should name the nominees as di-
Kx-( iovenior James K. Campliell, of
Ohio, was in Chicago on Muiidav and in
an interview a- to the chances for Sena
tor Hills nomination said: 'T cannot
e any hope for Senator Hill. 'The
Southern trips will probably strenghten
him." said he to-day, ''but it is im-pos-ible
for me to set; where he can get
enough Votes to secure a nomination.
I am for Cleveland, not U-eau.-e I in
dulge myself in hero worship, but lo
calise I lielieve the I K-ntocratic party de
sires his nomination. He is the In-st
representative of Democratic principles
we emild s jloct from the many men we
have who would make good executive
ollicers. He represents the reforms the
Democrats are demanding, and for these
reasons 1 think be is the man to nom
inate.
'Thi-Ohio State delegation, I l'licve.
w ill le largely for Cleveland. 1 1 ill may
have some of the districts but the ma
jority will prefer Cleveland. It is not at
all certain that cither Cleveland or Hill
will l.e nominated. In fact, it is unite
probable that the nomination will lie
given to a western man. 1 here are
plenty of able and desirable men in the
West, and perhaps it will prove a way to
combine the factions in New York. It
is likely that it will In? a convention of
surprises, and there is no telling who
will Ix? the succes.sful ii.an."
ren ami liiltson. anil Kepresenta fives
Paynter, Mansur Ammerman, Pailcy.
reiiows, vv nson, ( Ky..) ami iJelknap.
comprising the special Congressional
committee, left here Wednesday after- j
noon. i
The Commissioner of Patents is send- j
ill" ollt :l eirellhir l.-tt.-r t.. ,i...ti...i,.l f. I
..... ..j., ....
printed copies of patents that Congress
will In1 likely to hear from soon. It no
tifies the applicant that, owing to lack
of room for the storage and arrange
ment of printed copies of patent.-, their
orders cannot be filled until additional
room shall In? provided by the proin-r
authorities. Congress is the projn-r au
thority, and the thousands of Manufac
turers, inventors and owners of patents,
who will In- seriously inconvenienci-d
and in many cases needlessly embairass
ed by not ln-ing able to get copies of
patents, will U- asking Congress why
some part of the JI.IKM.i.imhi, earned by
the Patent OHiee, and now lying idle in
the Treasury vaults, is not used to provide
that office with the room necessary to
projn-rly transact its very iiiijt.rtant bus-
ine.s-.' There is but one satisfactory I
invii.r tli.il l'..n.,n. .'...i. ..... .....I tl... 1
v ..ii. t uilll ...ii lll , IH i ill .11
In , pass a bill authorizing; the stn-ti..l-ir.g
cf So much Cf this money as may 1m-
necc..ary to provide the room needed.
Arguments will lo heard bv the
World's Fair Committer of thellou.-t- on
the 1'lst in.-t., on the bill proini-ing an
appropriation for the exposition.
Fx -Pepreseiitative Clement-, of Geor
gia, has ln-en nominated to In; Inter
state Commerce Commissioner. Vice
William Lindsey, of Kentucky, who de
clined the place. The appointment is a
ixipular one in Washington, where Mr.
Clements lias manv friends. m.
d. Wh.-n he
Mr-. I.iiihu!
ha J gathered up h t tf.-.t - a ml vamoos
ed. Hunter- near Caledonia. Pa., an- c
' cited over a -now w hite d.-t-r -ecu -.-v .-ral
times recently in the mountain-. It i
sail to lie a hug.- hink with -pr.a.iiiig
ant l.-rs iind as Th et a- tin- wind. A party
liuii'ers w lit saw t In- animal la-t tired at
it but failed to hit it.
' A woman le-i.liug near Scraiitou.
w ho-'- maiden name va- Kate l.andis. in
' ls7.".. was marri.-d to Albert Itaix-ock.
s .on after she left him and trot a divorce.
1 S!ib-eiiiei;i ly sin- has b.'-eti married and
i divot, c.i four times. 1,-j-t week she again
lu.urii i! Pabi-nck. h.-r l:r-t hu-h;ii.d.
! Thoina- Agl. r. ag d 7o v.ar-. an
, linn- wealthy citien of Akron. .. was
; found in the barn of his -on. yesterday,
i -ii'Ti-riiig from want and neglect mi the
part of his child ren. to w limn l.e bad turn
1 overall his wealth, lb- had been kept in
; t!i- barn for two year- by hi- .laiightet -iu-
i law.
i
j Joseph Miller, who was stabl-.! by O.
P. Smith recently at a dame in loang.
, ha'.l. Salem to.vn-hip. Westmoreland
, count v. died nf his injuries mi Weilne-day.
I u ll.ui-ilav morning itiformat mn was
! made agiiiu-t Sni.th and hi- two -ons.
.John and Pi. hard, charging tln-iu with
i .
in ai der.
t omi.l. te supremacy of Democratic prill- ; ;,,r:r. s IlaI. lt.of Wa-hingtoti. Pa..
cip l.-s means increased national iirosin-r- : i-- i o.. . .1 -.t i i oi.-- r..i,,..!.. mil,.
happint of our i u,.!s -hould not pel form 111 hi-town Sat-
! iirdav night, and his a.Mioti w;is approved
! by the highly moral council. The mana
! KT thrc.llclied to -lie illnl tile bulges- ft
I l.-llted. the notoriety of which pr.M-eeditlgs
j caused th.- high-kickers to have a crowded
! house.
rectiy as is consistent with oj.cn and
fair party organization and methods.
I speak of tins.- things solt y for the pur
pose of advising ymi that my concep
tion of the nature of the presidential of
fice and my conviction that the voters of
our party should In- fn-e in the selection
of their candidates. It precludes the
possibility of my leading and pushing a
self-seeking canvass for the presidential
nomination, even if I had a desire to be
again a candidate. Ik-lii-ving that the
anxious for
i-y and the increa.-eil
jn-ople, I am earnestly
success of the party.
"I am confident success is .-till within
our reach, but I think this is a time for
iH-luocratic thoughtfuliiess and delilnT
ation, not only to candidates, but con
cerning party action upon ipiestions of
immense interest to the patriotic and
intelligent voters of the laud, who watch
f..r assurance of safety for their
deuce and support.
Yours very truly.
CARL RXVIjNT.IUS.
IM1ACTICAI
WATCHMAKER & 4EWEIER,
A N' )) I ) K A L KR I N
Watches, Clocks
IKWl.J.i.y,
Silverware, MifeE
B.
;
' .i
A.M.
Octical Ozzz.
Sole Ao:er,t
JUST - RECEIVED.
One lot heavy dm I hie-w a rp.-d
SURAH SILKS,
Kl.tt K AMI !. Its,
Fabric- a Woud.-i f u 1
H K 1 HK-
i
'J- IL '
KlegH nt. I. u-t riou-
ill lie at
oO cts.
INDIAS 50
lor y:irl.
t-onl.s to
Celebrated Eockford
WATCHFS.
jhmMa and F:eJi-n"u Watc,.
In K'-j anl Mem IV. t. !. r
ttr. -
!
I!
.a r:i;K ski.ki tion ?
of .IKWKI.KV" al c- 1
a i.i. k:v
NKW 1-
DRESS GOODS.
Tiji i l.
1". cent-.
th- and Diuiitiss. p.-
lit- ;i
nd
u.d
; i m ;
tiillll'e.i. 1?
lie fil-t col
rents.
ri:i:.( 11 oi:i;axiiiks
II A M S. cent- to : . cut-.
COTTON CKKPoNS. .
ISAl'TISTK. -tri-.i ami
C.-Ilt- to Jll cent-.
Fancy Wi.yeii l'.la. k l!r.
m s. ?o c.-nt-. c.-nt s and ''.
KlltfUsh I'lillle.l r.loches. hill"'. til.tck
and hro. n irroiind- vv itli colored print imr-.
hiiiid-oine as In. lias. c.m-.
American Wool-nii.-d Challie-. I-c.-nt-.
lonuine I'r.-ni-h A il-Wool Challie-. cl -ms.
i-oinhiiiat i.uis and d iirn- perfect.
In a 11 y t-M I u-i v e pri n ti nn- found nowhere
else. .Cli ents and 7.". cent-.
CHINA Cl.oTIIS. lucent-.
American Cliallies. fa-t color-, irood de
signs. 7; . cent-.
Frmu ." cent print- in elciian! imported
I -e-s Materials at .". n-r van I our l-.C
Iin-ss Fabrics include the ii.-u.--t and ino-t
-iralile in every i-espt-ct.
l-f Mv I i ii i. f .Jewelry is iin-i,-;.(...
'i.tne and sef far yourM-lf hf : j ur :,
T.tf -U wht-rp.
lrC a:. I. vvoiik r.rAHANTi:n)!
CARL RI Visit:
K i-ns!urt:. Nov. 11. lXK5--tf.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
r t
COIltl-
iliuVI l; t'l KV1 1 .AM).'
It is reMirted in the City of M.-yico
that Jay tJoiil is nt-t'ot iat i ni with the
Mexican government for the ptucha-e of
tin- famous ChatMiltapec Ca-tlc. it U-im;
said that he has orT.-r.-d ?7.iai.oai f,r it. If
1 th-d.-al is elo-e.l Mr. Could will make the
I ca-t!"- his "vint.-r residence, as he is unable
! anv loiui.-r stand the lium-of a vv int'-i in
1 N'evv York.
1
i Attorney SIi. i uihhI. w ho has ju-t !-
Uiciivtosi.. 'a., March It".. licfore a ' ,.,,. interested in the cas.--f Kd. McMill-
I coin t of iii'(uiry here Commander Gra- ,.)? vvlm is seuteui-e.l to be haiiired at
ham ha.- Iirn M-rsoually examined, and , Wilk.-sbarre on April 7. has discovered an
this p.ts.-age occurred: omission in the t-.uirt record which is cou-
""U :,re charg.-tl with having u-ttl t.-.I inipm taiit and the matter vv ill lie
tt MjJNHTite.
A tiiri l.ynrlied.
I' vYvil!.', I.A., March 1:5. -The lifeless
form of u colored girl was found dang
ling from a tree on the road leading to
this place Saturday morning. It was
identified as that of a l.Vyear-old ser
vant of W. It. Helnier, who resides on
the Crecnvvell place, '2t miles from here.
The girl became offended at the ac
tion of a colored man also employed in
the house, and in seeking some mode of
revenge she decided to put rough on rats
into his coffee. She put the jx.ison into
the coffee intended for the family meal.
Aliout nine jersoiis drank the concoc
tion, and all came very near unto death.
The girl acknowledged that she intended
to kill the man and shedid not care par
ticularly who else suffered.
On Friday night nunc parties started
out to bring t ie girl to the jail at llay
ville, but they had not proceeded far le
fore a marked party overtook them and
strung the girl up to a tree at the first
crossing. All the parties ioisoned will
recover,
From all dim-lions wherf: workers of
iron are employed, Says the Philadel
phia Uinil, coiiie news of projiosed or
accomplished reductions in wages. This
is not the feast to which the working
man was invited when he was implored
to vote for "Harrison and Protection"
and against 'Cleveland and Free Trade"
in order to prevent wage reduction and
assure himself of more butter for his
bread. If he shall learn in this day of
calamity that the lips anil downs of
tariffs do not control the ujs and downs
of wages the lesson will have oeen dear
ly learned, but it will Ik worth all it
cost. It may then In- more ditliclilt to
fool the vvoi kingniiin out of his vote in
than it was in Isss.
abusive languaire concerning the late Ad-
lnircl Forter shortly after his death.
Slate what you said."
'I do not know exactly what words I
Used," said Commander Crahaiii. '"I
rcineinlicr that I t It that from the great
injury I received from Admirel 1'mter in
having me relieved of the orders which
had lie-en given lm- to command a vi-ssel
and from which I stiff red for several
years, it was a sort of mockery for rue to
wear a badge of mourning for him. and
so expressed myself."
hwlmllfd tbe tioteromeut.
taken la-fore the supreme court for decision
This will defer tint execution if the su
preme court docs not change the decree of
the lower court and jury.
It is r.-p'ti ted upon o.mI authority that
Ceiieral Ma-'er Workman I'owderly. of
the K. I... contemplates resinning hi- po-i-lioii
at un early day. 11. is said to Im- dis-jru-teil
with t he criticisms ;hat have Im-ch
heaped upon him in the. last two weeks by
Iahtr leaders who have heretofore tx-en his
friends. These criticisms have their ori
gin in I'tivv di-rly's failure t.i In- present at
the hearing in the Heading Kallroad deal
at llnrrisburg recently.
Wa.-iiim.Ton. March !. William V.
Hodge, a dealer who has supplied coal to j
the Washington Arsenal for tht; past five
years, was arrested to-day on a charge
of era nd 1
1
ls'.r.'.
(oniiuanlnliou.
Lilly. Fa., March 11
Jijfor 'ni ii h'rt cum 11 :
N11:: Seeing that you made out lo it-ad
ami publish part of my last week's
I
. . . . . - -1
the winter S supply of coal was found to effort to inform and amuse your reader
I
have tnt-11 exhausted. 1 he orders w hich : feel eneouraLred to essav another batch.
have l-ecu issued m the supply durimr i You do not anm-ar t have understood
the winter were diet ked up. and it was 1 that tht; names of imtsoiis and places were
found that the deficiency amounted to j fictitious, except that relative to the bo
nine hundred tons. Detectives were set vine, which was founded mi facts,
to work on the case and secured an ad- W hen '"I took my l" n in hand" last week
mission from Sergeant Win. Ii. llaj.p, who ' I had lf 11 but a short time 111 this place
sujieriiitended the weighing of the coai an 1 could not say much almit it. biiCnow,
that was delivered, that he had leeu. ! Ih-iiik much Wtter informed, I shall en-
paul fiA) by Hotlge to sign receipts for
coal never delivered. Kapp is also under
arrest.
An Escaped Murderer C'aufrlit.
James F. Mills, chargevlwith the mur
der of I'eter I ugan, was taken back to
jail at IiUtler on Saturday from Marien
ville, where he was recapturevl, after a
series of exciting incidents. An im
mense crowd awaited the train on which
Mills arrived, and he had to be taken to
prison in a clostl carriage. Mills will le
tried this week. I'eter Jhigan was mar
ried December 2- He and Mills
worked on the Walsh farm, in the one-hundred-foot
oil field. On the previous
night the two men were at a dance at
Kenfrew, and while under the influence
of liijtior they iiarreled. The tight re
sulted in the murder.
Canada has Ix-en given 'S,4'.tl square
feet of space in the various buildings at
the World's Fair, exclusive of space yet to
le granted in the agricultural nnd live
stock departments.
Menleuced For Fight Years.
CoLfMisrs, O., March 14. Pascal II.
Ijtng, for several vears editor of the
deavor to furnish some little information
in regard to the position, character and
prospects of this cculiarly interesting
locality. The territory of Lilly Uirough
is about one mile si ma re and is situated at
the coiifluenci of r.are Hock run with the
the smith branch of the Little Cuiieinaugli,
and compares exactly with John-town in
Drown county JVVm Vemmrat, was com- ! I'sliiou to the . mieiiiaugli river ana
mined to the oeiiitentiarv to-nikiht on ! Nu.nycreek. The P. II. II. nuts through
an eight years' sentence for assaultiug the tvwu in au aluio-t northerly and
an eiiilnx-ilo woman, the sistf-r of his de- southerly direction. Also, from the point
ceased wife, and the second cousin of of n extensive "Y" a branch road extends
General Grant, Miss Sarah E. Markley. eastw ard to an iuiortaiit coal ticld, where
Lang was an applicant under Governor 1 there is great quantities of building stone
Campliell for the secretaryship of the and an almost inexhaustibleoceau of beau
Prison Hoard and served on the County i tiful whim sand, which 1 understand ha
Democratic Committee with thcicuiten- w-en favorably tested for the manufacture
tiary warden.
Field Declared Insane.
New Yof.k, March ltl. Judge Van
Blunt has decided Edward M. Field is
insane. The Judge said: "I hare ar
rived ot the conclusion that E. M. Field
It: confined in an insane asylum under 1 house thr'
State Snjiervision until such time as. it bakery, undertaking establishment, soai
1 .l..c...:t..i. ,:..i ...i.,..i ... .
1..1. i", uoiuu. i, mniiniiRiiiiiiruii-i inc factory, excellent school house, and ex-
syinptoins which he exhibita of insanity I CUM- mtifoi p lining it-nine lict-u i d h-l
Are real or feigned. 1 - 11. . 1
of glass. In addition all the adjacent land
In every direction is underlaid w ith two
excellent coal veins the Lemon and Mill
er. or White Ash veins.
The imputation of the town is alout
1,'jnO, and thequalilied voters iiuinlx-r about
'-'J.". The borough has three churches, ten
stores, three blacksmith shops, opera
ublic halls, machine shop,
BOGGS&BUHL,
115, 117, 119 & 121 Fefleral St,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
. A. LANGBEIN,
Manufa'turer ol uJ Iealer In
ALL KINDS of HARNESS,
We t an now show you n Coinjik-to Assortniont of Spring G
cn-klinir nf Mra'-. l)ov" :iml Cliillrcn's Suits. Huts
Trunks aliil Valiso-, an-1 cvcm) tiling usually k-i't in a Firt-Cl -Clothing
ami Gents' Furni-hin": hitore.
OUR SPRING STOCK
have arrived and our stock is mu. h larger and prices lower thy
ever before. We feel pleased ith our new stock and W'.ui l
glad to show it to you. Call and examine our stock an 1 i iK';
We can and will save ou money. Restu-ctf'ulk Yours,
C. ,1. SIf. lIUt. JUGtl,
CARROlLTOWN, pa
J. D. LUCAS & CO.
J
KAIIIILCS, BRIIILr.S, WHIPS,
COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLANKETS,
KnVira 1v X'eM. t'urTT Oombp. etc. etc.. Ke-
iiriDK Nentty and I'romi'tly done. All wora
KUuranteed to tcivo valielai-tiun.
Kldlnir BrMIen. Irom 5c. up.
Team Bridled, from H-bO un.
.l Dusters. Iroin Dc. oil
Mchlne-tn.le Hirntft. Iroin .(") up.
Hand-made Harners. trum ilo.uo up.
-('alI and examine my a lock belore pur-
cba-unit eiaewhere. 1 ituarantca to sell at cheap
as the cbeist.
-Shou llarkqrs'Kow on Centre ttrel.
aprlvtf
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
In presenting this announcement we take great pride in cull:::
attention to our present stock of goods. It will be our aim to
nothing but the best of goods, and at the lowest possible cash pri
We have received within the last few days several new things 1:
Shoes and Gents' Furnishings, and hav e a large stock orden ,
which will be coming in as last the factories can make them.
Inviting you to call and .-.ee our goods and get prices, we are
Yours Respectfully,
J. D. LUCAS & CO.,
Opposite Cambria House. EBENSBURC, PENN.
Ectearode - & - Hop pel
JL X
-DEALEllS IN-
JUST RECEIVED !
a i..m:;k lot-
Boots & Shoes
-i:oriiiiT at-
Sheriff's Sale !
KHOM tiik :;tock of
W. E. SCHMERTZ &L CO.,
FITTKBIKV, PA.
The public invited to call.
Prices away down. :
JNO. LLOYD & SONS.
nUTfcL. LtdKAMU;.
U J.SHETTKi. I'ROPRlaTOal.
Imitated at liuHuts. fa., near tbe H. K.ai p
Hallway Depot. We always endeavor to fur
nlnb tbw beat accommodations to tiualneas men
iileanure seekers and boarders, i'ersons In search
ol 2omtort and uuiet will hna It a desirable pla
to stop. The Table Ii nDKurpasoed and Is always
supplied with tbe best tbe market aflords.and
II the delicacies ol tbe seanon. I'be Kar Is sup-
Idled with tbe eholcexl ol pure liquors and elitars
and notblnir but tbe bet. i is sold. Special atten
tion given lo tbe care ol Horses.
11. J.SCHKTTIO.
1 lappy and content is a bride with "The Ro
Chester ; she lives in the light of the morning.
i Ummrt. vu tit Attirr Lrf C Aaiv York-
General.". Merchandise!
CL o Tiiuva, FL o ui:,FEi:ih
Lumber and Shingles. We keep our Stockab
luill and Complete. Give us a Lull.
CA1MJ
45
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New WMte Front Bflillini, 113 Clinton Street, Jotetom, Fa.
New Stock of DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND CAR
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