saast.
mbm .t'vccman.
KBK.N-4DI BO, CAM MI A CO.. PA.
I KIUAY. - - FERRLM RY . I9N,
i i twuvM mn nmn
Fur Cuuirrr iimn at l.iugr,
JA.MKS I) II AXi (K'K. of Wnango.
Kxi i.okkh Jm DM said at Hull, Kng
Bsa I. tli at he will start in July ou a
p'-arcli for an unknown continent in the
Arctic o D.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Nuw that congress has jiiL-si-d thtWil
t"a hill it hchuoves the MMM to "get a
move on" ami sIilw that they cau be of
Some use to tiie country.
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
axliiiiirton Letter.
Kvi WM Wii.i.iam announced at Ber
lin that the commercial treaty with Rus
sia had ISM signed, and warned the
n ulist.ig that war might follow its rejection.
Til K World's Fair Board of this state
has closed its iahors, The amount of
money it received was 306,000, and
the financial statement shows a surplus
of i 1,010.
Gt'.KoE V CHILOS, proprietor of the
Philadelphia l'ublic I.tdytr died at his
home in that tity, on Saturday morn
ing fn m the effects of a stroke of paral
JTM Mistair.ed by him on the 18th of
Jiu.uary. lie was born in Baltimore,
Md , May 12, 1829. Kxeept his wife,
Mr C'hiUls has DO immediate family.
The senate did not come to a vote on
the Ftdt ial election bill on Wednesday
as was anticipated. Several seuators
who had uot hitherto spoken desired
an i pportuinty to te heard on the mea
mrp, and by unanimous consent the
lime of general debate was extended.
Amkrican canned goods' get a hard
blow by the deci.-ion of Cieneral Mercicr,
French Minister of war, that canned
goods foi the nrmy shall in future be ex
clusively of French manufacture, liith
rrto the ROOM have been furnished by
America! ,-s, who held a monopoly,
lhr change will increase the cost of the
it, i ds to the government 1M per cent.,
atul it will have to nk a supplernentaiy
nodal n sodn to ptmsua its tuj plus
The agricultural building at the
World's l air gn uuds in Chicago, was
lightly diningi d by lire on Weilnesday
ii Mi 1 1. 1 on. After the fire w:is out a sec
tion of glass ahout U;0 feet long fell
from thp roof, narrowly missing a iium
Ler of tirenien who were underneath.
There ore only about three car loads of
xhibits in the building and they Wll
at M tm.e in any danger. The tire wa
I inceiiiliary origin. Karlier in the day
a blaze was discovrn-d in a pile of rub
bish close to the huildini;.
George William'
ilvihK of biecotMEhs.
reeksi mo, m4 i he 1
The "SlercavttU Jttiriuil a Republican
paper in difciissing the tinatuia! ques
tion in a reient issue gives the following
as ti e (HMI f r business depression:
Various eaSBM s are given in account-.
Ing for the tinani ial stringency and bus
liuss depretsion in this countiy.
1 he silver question and fear of tariff
revision are the caUSCS most generailv
assigned. While tin se have no doubt
contributed, it is U coming more appar
ent every day that the chief cause has
been extravagant speculation throughout
the world.
The past t n y ars have brn years of
the megt extravagant ipei iiiiitku that
the world has Ken. Fabulous sums
have leer sunk in Kpeeulation in rail
ro:ds, canals, ntw towns and banks, i s
pel ially in oolfa Aim rua, Australia and
the United States,
The bubble burst in (several South
American states two years ago; in Aus
tralia last year, w hich resulted almost in
national bankruptcy, and now we have
"kt'fll.illUilil 1 1 ! " tarn Ikla .
Wswiiiuiuhi D r Feb. Sd, 18M.
President Cleveland was one of lh- first,
outside of his COORieOBMXUtl colleagues,
to extend congratulations to I'hairman
Wilson ou the success of his tariff tight
in the House. The congratulations
were telephoned from the White HoOSS
to the capitol. Mr. Wilson is not a man
of robust health at the best, and the con
tinuous and arduous lalor which he lias
performed since becoming chairman of
the W ay s and Means committee has al
most completely broken him down. He
has earnt?d a rest and be will probably
leave Washington to spend several weeks
in some quiet place, other Democrats
at times allowed the noise of the opposi
tion to raise doll I ts of the passage of the
bill bat Mr. Wilson has been confident
from the day the hill was reported from
the committee that it would DABS with
out being materially changed. The re
sult shows that his confidence was built
upon a firm foundation the belief that
men elected to congress on a tariff re
form issue would not allow theiii.-ilvi-s
to be Stampeded by manufactured
sentiment against tariff reform.
Representative Dingley, of Maine,
was the only Republican who succeeded
in getting au amendment to the tariff
hill adopted. He moved ttiat the bond
period provided in the whiskey clause of
the internal revenue section of the bill
should lie three years, as at present, in-
steod of eight years, as reported from
the Committee, and the House voted
with him.
Democratic opposition to the income
tix amendment, which at one time
Seemed strong enough to endanger the
whole bill, began to grow less and less
early in the week and a day or two be
fore the vote was taken had grown so
msigniticanl that it was no longer con
sidered a factor in the tight. If the
Democratic Senators will do as well as
the Democrats in the House have done
tant'f reform will soon lie heie, but indi
cations do not point to speedy action by
the Senate.
I'pon evidence presented by Judge
Durand, of Mich., who baS Inch acting
as -pei ial counsel iu tin- sinugglini; i a.-c-.
the treasury department has decided to
push the indictment against Whitney I..
Biise. chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee of Oregon fur cum
pin ny in the illegal landing of Chinese
in that state. Judge Durand brought
with lum to Washington the chief of a
band of coast smugglers who hits
tinned state's evidence Me it was who
furnished the evidence against Boise,
and he implicates several other prosai
in lit Republicans of the state BTSM9 w ill be
prosecuted if safHeienl corroborative
evidence can lie secured.
Si many lii s have lceti told concern
ing the absence of Senator fetePaem m.
of ReH Jersey, who was recently ordered
south by his physician In -cause of a se
vere bronchial affection, that he has re
uirneii to N a-lnngton and announced
that he would resume his dun- -, al
though his doctor says he will eudanger
hishfehyso doing. Mr. Mcpherson's
friends, among w hom is President t 'U. ve
land, aie try ing to puisiiade him not to eighty years oM. In
resume his work until his health gets lanta. ami .InriiiL' tin
better. 1 can state on the very highest
autliority that no break has taken place
in the pleasant relations which have ex
isted for years between Senator McPln-r
son and Voorbeee, and that all stories to
the contrary are maliciously false.
The debate On the Tucker bill for the
repeal of the Federal election laws will
C Oe in the senate next Tuesday and Un
hid will be pa-sed, notwithstanding the
silly stories which have been widely cir
culated attributing indifference on tin
part i if Democratic senators towards the
bill. Not one word h;is been said by a
Democrat to indicate that a single Dem
ocratic senator will vote against the bill
or remain away to keep from voting
upon it. Neither is there any truth in
the statement that Mr Cleveland has ex
pressed, opposition to the bill.
Secretary Carlisle accepted bids yester
day for the 150,000,000 of bonds," in ac
cordance with the official annonoemenl
recently made, notwithstanding the iu
l.miti-tl KrHirht Trains
Col.i Mia s. O , FeleM William Sam
sell was arrested here to day and taken
to Columbiana on the charge of burglar
izing cars on theFt. Wayne Kind. Haiti
sell confessed to being one of a gang of
men who have systematically looted
freight trains mi this mad. At Colum
biana there is a heavy grade where the
trains are compelled to slow up. It has
been the practice of the gang to hoard
the cars at that point and throw off
goods and conceal them under a culvert
from which place they were carried away
in a wagon.
It is said the robbery has been on the
wholesale plan ami the railroad detectives
have heenwt irking on the case a long time.
A part of the stolen goods wer- located
in the cellar of a man named Howell
and the fact was tipped off to the III mil
la-rs of the gang, who escaped.
Red ami W bite NeMiers Tight.
Omaha. Neb.. Feb. - There was
lively fight at Port Omaha between the
white and Indian soldiers, and as a re
sult half a deaen of the red.- are now in
the hospital. Bad blood has existed
for Some time between the white and
red troopers., and a nomher of white
soldiers attacked several of the Indians
and gave them a good whipping. Tin'
Indians went to their quarters and
aroused their COnuadeS, Being iargelv
outnumbered the whites fled. Only osm
white soldier so far as known was hurt
in the melee. The guard.- were rnlhY
out and the Indian driven to their
quarters.
n i s a i o i ii K Men a cm.
. of New ai k. N. .1. i
lb- m a- attacked -i
Migesl rest In- ha- ha I
iii that time was thirty-six hours. Dee
tors ha v e given up all hope of his recover v
Near tireensburs on Tuesday evening
an iiiikiiuw ii oliireil man was -truck f
JeSMMtewa aeeemi latlaa east ami in
-tarn iv allien. He nan aged about SS and
was faiiiy well di eased, but bad ao m v.
.lann - .1. P.railv. a Marylaml hull
man. rtrftlsaj binadi at Beetaiale, mm
beMupby Ughwavmeu au the read u
tween BeattdaSe and Beenua, early Tne
day BMMPuiagaad rubbed of Inwaad a rai
BaMe suM araSeh.
On iMnmiay. I- liru.-irv . Frederick I..
ueaueMev, aged SB years, af WmuuMgert,
Men nut tMitfi hi-eye- with a ball from
B-eanara revolver, lie despoadeai
over ousiaes!) irnllllles. Me was takell In
the bassdtal when- be died the aexl taora
as.
hit heart BeHefoute raised SSjSBB to n -
move the Lasaobia ear Uarkt Ireui Caestw
ti that place. Kauai h, N. J wen! them
I mie batter. rahtug Was bxeuab ami --
rwwiiK nit- iiu.-ii-iry imm lusalum lor
leu year-. In which place they will lie rc
BWt eil.
L. Scholield. the first man In make
railroad ami liar iron iu the South, ilied
Monday eight al hi- home m si. Bhuu, a
suburb of Chattanooga, Teau. He was
MOg he went In At
w ar maile hiih-Ii ar
sknt for Confederate ve.ei-. Srbohefdal
SOiaveuted many valuable mechanical
appliance-.
In his cell iu the Eastern Pnrtratlsrj
ai Philadelphia, where In- w as aerviag a
seyen-yeal- -enli-uee fur caiisini; the death
of a young married woman. Dr. Frederick
Mei-terfelt, the mitiii inn- nut Ipracl i I inner,
cununitted Baiehfe mi Tuesday b baagirur.
Meislerf.-ll wa-ni f ih.-mn-t r ii, Mi
nt the men who practiced their rile art in
i aiiaueipnia ami i he death or a number
women were credited in him.
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ABOUT
There is much financial stnugency in I l'!e ttesupt of the Knight- of Laboi to
r.ngland and Uerniany nt the pre.-ent
time because of large sums lost in bad j
mveSSaaSSMaj in Australia and America.
The new countrus have been heavy '
lorrowers fkosn England and Germany, I
and the loss ol confidence on the part of
investors in imse countries was the
principal cause of the panics in Australia
and the Uuitd States.
The "'silver scare" no doubt contrib
uted to the panic last summer, and the
tariff agitation is now retarding recovery,
but neither has been a prime factor
The worst is now over and business is on
the up giade. p.ery day brings im
proven i nt OVCt the preceding one. In
vestors the world ever are recoveiing
confidence Capital, which has been ar
cumulating in the financial centers caus
ing stagnation elsewhere is already seek
ing new investments. Nearly all the
World have been sellers during the past
I 1
y.ar, w nun caused pries to tumble, fir.. !h:
but sellers are turning buyers and values ' 'l on the stasis
I'uxi" mm issue i.v ooiaimng an in
junction from the courts and the twad
die from Senators Allen, Feller, Stewart
and Hoar about the illegality of their
i8-ue. There is some talk iu favor of
the Bailey resolution, which has been
favorably reported to the House, being
rushed through as a hint to Secretary
Carlisle that the money received for the
bond shall only Ih used to strengthen
gold reserve fund, but as Representative
McCreary has secured the right of way
mr the next three day s in the House for
hi.- Hawaiian resolution it is clear that
-Mr. lialley s resolution
UTinter Dress Woolens
canin it a ime m,
until the expiration of that time. Sen
ator Sherman strongly favors Secretary
Carlisle's action, but other Republicans
are trying to make trouble, hoping to
g: in Some partisan advantage. m.
A Hospital Burned.
BUOOJCI.TK, N. V., February .". The
Memorial hospital, an institution for
w men and children at tKs Prosinct
an
was almost totally ih-stroved bv
'The tire was discov
tloor shortly after
are becoming firmer. With the itai 1 o'clock, which caused great excitement
question disposed of the conditions are "'"""f the inmates, but fortunately no
f al'i MM I.',. Im mm ,1 ,,
.v,. i iVan iituiuj in uu iines
of husuiis"
As U-aring on the finaucial future it is
well to aasBSBnba tiiese facta. The
tnsses ha the UaaSed Btabtt in railroads,
mines and town sites bavs been largely
apparent, wiuie Ihe lises of foreign in-oj-tnrslmvi-
Ihi'h real, the monev hav
ing been deposited in this country, when ' vailed uikju by th
it assasdshsm some form. KUrintn. P i mmm jumping from
the losses during the past year to stock
holders and bondholders in railroad se
curities aggregate alnjut 1 ,."( Hi ,000,01X1.
Proba! ly one half tin amount was held
by foreigners and to them the loss is al
saoat total.
The proertv purchased by this nionov,
however, largely remains, and will be
good m the future. Individuals here
have lost ISM ir investments, but other
individuals got the money and the peo
ple of the country have property, which
in many cases will in a short time be
worth more than ever before. Men of
courage and confidence in the future are
now buying slocks and bonds at a frac
tion of their cost and true value mm
fatalities occurred. When the fire broke
out tin re wen- twenty t ight patients in
the institution, thirteen women and live
young children. Some of them were
able to leave the hospital without sssjal
ance, but twelve of them hail to be car-
; ried out on cots and matn-sses. Some
of the patients were so excited when the
tlaincs were discovered that it was with
the utmost difficulty that tliey were pre
jiohce and nur.-es
the windows. The
tire was caused by a defective Hue and
Canes d damage amounting to ab.ut
if it
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I Lil not to rmiKl uiM.n th niarr
either TMWMMI lute lnrrM l
ii.ii vo.-i . in .o ol nnul Chlis.
one lot a Mr wt ol
j INCH
All-Woe 1 ( loth Suitings,
krown to the vemio- l-ujer. :ic I.i.he ' i;ioth
The M-fortlinnt u v.-iy lurui -ml.oui :,o chol.
ol. rla.- HMSMtaa i ixL.nl or MmS mlrrt .i
let or icre etnd iu fcruwa auaed. The um
vern; trade aa Uru ktbeta ie ii m H taaii Sal
tins n tie. ,rire In
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35 CKNTS
Wiint to ese saauptasT
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All-V(,ol Cloth Plaids,
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Pn-rsBtRc. Pa., Feb. 5 . Charles
Mi --ner, uged 80 years, shot and fatally
injured his step mother, and then com
Settled suicide by shooting himself
through the head, at their home, in this
city to-night. Messner was married
live weeks age He visited his step
toother 8 tonight, and, after a short
while, Ugan quarreling with her.
Suddenly the young man turned to bl
uster, kissed her good-bye and gave her
his poekettok. with a little chaiige in it.
He then drew out his pislol and shot
ice ai ms stcn-motlier. 1 he first ball
nit li
SI SB ones ut 1 1 no a yard.
! IS ones :it :.V ft Jar A.
$1 (i one at Six- a M.
And every one who huy at thlattle ol W1NTKK
HKS WtM I,KM - and Many o I them IIkL!
en ukIi in texture ami color to t-c Le w. rn late m
Hie i.rin and l-etwren season, will fet no. re
lor the money and better value, than w.ia jeier
sold Sf last mure -and we Hi ink aio, ha any i h
er. (hitll ios.
The new l.:i orl ntlnio now on a!e. The nnr
Kreneh one.-, .'o-epiii a id. An ' a koth! line ,,
same h.m.,1--I.,,, season's .rintinaH hui eiio.ee
Dice one at hall this j.riee Sh) and 36o.
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