Manufacturers of the Window
Product Get Together.
a -2.- rr.n t.nt kaise in ruirr.s.
.nT io.oo
tM Are Iiispteteil tf. a
I iirllit-r lufii ;
reiv Weeks Hi
tin- !
Will He Mailt-- III
mnliint- Will Control
I Kor Worker.
Anik'--..-. Iml.. .Inly 10. The trrfat
psf o -ml : n:il 11 il the vinlvf;I;tss iil
tlnstry has known has b"eu i-nnsum-mar.'il
lu re. For snme tinit the price
nf ;:I:iss lias lit t n ahmit as low a.s if was
Hssji,i.. to make it lr, t-auseil by com
jt!itiim. 1 :iriitir th" past year just
fluM-il. 1- i-finpaiiii-s west of Pittsbnrjr
have ret'nseil to sell their r xlart, ami
as a result their warehouses have been
tilled. The remaining plants -west
f IMtfslmrir have sohl their jilass antl
as a result the end of the season found
"mi.ikhi loes of triads in wart houses.
The VI c-oinp allies that have been worli
iiiu' on the quirt had :;r.0..M)0 of these,
and half of t lie remaining -''. ''' boxes
will not he iit f move for breaks and
as-.ortiii.nr. The l".0 mi boxes will be
ehau-ted in a e-n:jle of v. -eks ami
then the eoinlene will have the market
in th- ir own hands.
Th.' faetories east of 1'itNburjr have a
bir trade of their own. They only have
joo.imio boxes available anil they are
held by the MeKee. the Averr'ore. the
leanette and one of the plants in litts
burir. They will not ship east and will
rai-e their pines to correspond with
the e;as belt maiiufaeturtir-. A raise of
.'." mt cent on all windowlass haslwen
mad", and after IH.ooo boxes are dis
puted of the price will tro still higher.
Aecorilinjr to the workers union the
plants cannot open In-fore Sept. I. and
the tact that the workers will demand
the restoration of the .. per cent cut
of la-i year will make the other inauii
faerurers make this c. ucession if they
st art t heir in ills.
This will not be d ne unless they ac
cede to the raise. They would loose
heavilv aid could nor j;rt a decent
market 1m fore the l-t of ictober. By
tins time the .! uiand will be tilled and
it is thought all of ttie stink sold. 1 he
combination will he known as the Rey
nolds Sel'iiu.: agency, and headquarters
w. re op. ii' d and are in the Anthony
bloek at M nncie. where all selling will
le made 1mm. l"n:l Ma'ler is presi
dent. .1. I). aiide- h.lt is vice president,
and Thomas HaiTof Muncie is secre
farv. liarles Las' man. the yonnirest
f.-!.i-s fact -try manaj-r in the Finted
States and seeretarv of the Anderson.
the largest concern, w
1 he the acting
pre-id
ur
and will have charge of the
office.
Tlie fa-fovi.s
the Indiana '.e
Amir-' .n. Fly,
Mumi.-: Am- ru
that are in belong to
belt. They are: The
.Tones iVr Bower of
an. lias City; Marion
companv, Stewart
Window ( .las
Fstep. Marion: th
Victor. Anderson:
A lexandi ia and the
Indiana. Pendleton;
Marmg. Hart iV Co. arid Over. Muncie:
Oem. Dunkirk, and the Bellaire of
Kedmon.
MRS. MKEE RIDES ONE.
irli. Harrison Ilt-iiie He Oppose Woman
MoimtiiiK the Wheel.
Inoi n i.s, July 10 The atten
tion i'f ieii' ral Benjamin Harrison be
ing called to an alleged interview, pub
lished in New York, in which he was
made t.i say that lie was opposed to the
use of bicycles by women, lie was quick
to deny having -aid what was attributed
to him.
"I have.'' said th eT-president,
"talked with n newspaper man on
such a siili.e -t. I may have said some
thing to personal friends on the sub
ject, but my views are not in accord
with the views expressed ill that arti
cle. I expect it is another one of those
madeiip articles for which New York
liewiaper men are famous "
'nly ia-t week a local bicycle firm
shipped two wheels-to Saratoga, one
for Mrs. McKee. ieneral Harrison's
daughter, and the other for her sou.
iener W l.eel 111:111 tint I irst I'l ie.
Asm i:y !i:k. N. J.. July 10. Kvery
incoming train brings wheelmen and
t its place is almost full of them. As
the principal racing event- do not take
place until tomorrow. Friday and Sat
urday, it is coiiti lently opccted that
the great number of vis frs alreadv on
the ground will be largely augmented
before the week is out. Alter the pa
rade the Denver wheelmen were
awarded first prize, a silk banner for
the best dressed club, and the one mak
ing the biggest showing and second
pri.e banner f . r greatest iiuhiIht in
line. The Pennsylvania wheelman of
Philadelphia g"t the third prize banner
f r the sec. in, 1 largest number in line,
and the Keystone i.f Pitt -burg fourth
banner for the third largest number in
line.
FEDERAL SOLDIERS' COLONY.
rirst
feettler Arrive In Georgia 1 ."i.OOO
More Fpci-tetl.
Atlanta, July 10. The first of the
settlers in the big Federal Soldiers' col
onv. to be established ill southwest
Georgia, org t!;i,cd hy ex-Governor
N'orthen. has arrived and are arranging
fr tho-e who are to follow. 1. H.
Fitzgerald of ( l.io will soou reach here
t pay the first installment of $r.'-".toii
on the purchase price of '.'M).ooo.
The colony has l,-e!i staked off and
its town site, which will Ik- called
Nortiieti Uity, will spring into life in a
few months upon the arrival of the
lirst l."..ooi colonists. They are ex
pected to come after the harvest in
August, in an immcn-e wagon train.
THE GRAND TRUNK WRECK.
Thirteen Killeil nl Injured In the
i'l t ilK'e lf lMl iM'f.
Q vvr
killed an
reck en
. July lO Thirteen were
il injured by the terrible
the Or:.:;. 1 Trunk railway, 14
lllic-s We-tt.f Ia1s.
tliaiis.
A very la- ge 'lg
brook. . Viml-..r M-l
had left t.:e Lit;, r t
All were ( ana
i - .!g- from Slier
- an I 1 ;ic!i:noiid
wn for the shrine
of St. Ann i'e 1;
two sections of the
few lninires K-h
Maine. There were
tiam. one running a
nd the other. The
lirst section was standing at the Craig's
Load station taking wafer when the
sec .ml section, passing the semaphore,
cashed into the rear of the lirst train,
causing the terrible loss of life and de
btructiuii of r..iiroad property.
To Ite lluii; lor KillitiK Newell.
Cii.!iuaix Si'KiMi, July 10. Marion
Y. Van Houten. recently convicted of
the murder of Uichard Newell. Jr., has
I et-n sent-nced to hang during the
week commencing July -s,.
-J.tMiO J'eoplc Made Homele.
St. 1'KTtMi i itn, July 10. Fire linn
de-troyed "JIO houses in the town of
Sam brow, government of Lom-ha. Po
land. Two thousand iersons are ren
dered homeless by the conflagration.
Forty Workmen IVrisbeil.
Ai.kx Mi.i . July 10. A caisson ol
the big bridge now buildiug at Nage
Hamed. by a French firm, has collapsed
aua 40 workmen perished.
I'ugilist Fnrrell Sent to Prison.
Dknvfr, July 10. Lawrence Farrell,
the pugilist convicted of highway rob
lery. ha-s lieeu sentenced to the peni
teuliary for two year.
Capta
Cincinnati
Iftevinncy Oeati.
July 10. Captain H. IL
Devi uuey, who wun steamboat hull in
-teeter hr for 2 catikeculiT yean, ia
CORNELL AWARDED THE RACE.
T-aniler Crew Failed to Start W'lwn the
t mplre Cave the Word.
Hkm.k.v-on-Thamks, July 10. The
first day of the fifty-sixth anniversary
of the Water Derby of tireat Britain
was a disappointment to all concerned.
Cornell wa-s pitted against the crew of
the Leaiider Boat club, composed of ex
Oxford and Cambridge oarsmen and
said to be the .strongest on the river.
There was some confusion at the
start, owiiifj to the presence near the
nailing line of a number of boats
which seriouslv interfered with Leaii
der. Consequently, the latter were
somewhat slow in jiettliitf into position.
Then, when the umpire asked if the
two crew s were readv, Cornell prompt
ly answered "yes." and. the umpire
claims, Leander did the same. Una
the Leanders deny. In any case, the
umpire gave the word "no" and the
Cornell crew shot away. But only half
the Leander crew started and their
stroke protested that they were not
ready. In spite of this the umpire al
lowed Cornell to pull over the course
and awarded the Americans the ract.
The Leanders have lodged a protest
against the umpire's decision and it
was referred to the board of stewards.
Hut the board will iut change the de
cision. WARNER WANTS A DEBATE.
He 1-
ropiMten a Joint t urrenry inrumu
to llou. Charles Fairt-hild.
Vahis;ton
nor. president
July 10. A. J. War
.f the American Bi
metallic League, has written a letter to
Hon. Charles S. Fairchild, chairman of
the committee on sound currency of
the Reform club. New York, in which
he says: "The Bimetallic League re
spectfully invites the committee on
sound currency to a discussion of the
money question on distinctive proio
sitions to be agreed upon, and "to l.e
carried on by questions and answers.
'1 would suggest that not more than
five nor less than three on a side be se
lected to conduct the discussion; the
discussion to be held at such time and
place a.s may be agreed upon. Should
this suggestion meet your approval. I
would suggest an early meeting to
agree upon the propositions to be dis
cussed and the regulations under which
the discussion shall be conducted."
STRIKE LEADERS ADVISE PEACE.
They Want to Keep the Troops Away In
West Virginia.
Bi.t KKiKi.D, W. Va., July 10. The
etrikiiiff miners have held three meet
ings. Some one fired into the camps at
Crozer's mines, and the lime and
powder house was burned at Ashland.
The ofhVnders have not been caught.
The llief is that the leaders ot the
strike have advised peace for a time to
prevent the calling out of the soldiers,
but if any new men come in trouble
will be precipitated at once. The com
pany's operations are closely watched
by the miners, and every train is ex
amined to see that no new men coine.
Turned liaudit For a Sad Cause.
Chicago. July 10. The body of the
man who was shot and killed by Police
man Rosenthal in front of the Audi
torium has been identified as that of
Cliarles iorman. Oormau had received
a telegram from his wife in St. Paul
saving that his baby daughter had died
the night before and urging, him to
come to her. He made every effort to
secure money to take him to where his
dead baby was, and after repeated fail
ures, in a moment of desperation, he
attempted to rob Saloonkeeper Mc
tilom. Kleeteil New Officers.
Denver, July 10. The National Edu
cational association has elected the fol
lowing officers: II. S. Tarbell. Provi
dence, R. I., president; Farl Barnes,
Meulo Park, Cal.. vice president; Bettie
A. Dutton. Cleveland, O., secretary -treasurer;
Charles Degarmo. bwartn
more. Pa.; D. L. Kiehle, Minneapolis,
Minn.; J. It. Preston. Jackson, Miss.,
and J. M. Green, Trenton, N. J., exec
utive committee.
Appeal Ordered Id Stauford CaM.
"Washinoton, July 10 Attorney
General Harmon has telegraphed Spe
cial United States Attorney McKissack
at San Francisco, directing him to take
an apjieal in the Stanford 15,00,Ktl
suit at once. The privilege of amend
ing the government bill granted by the
judge will not be taken advantage of.
but an appeal will be taken to the
United Slates circuit court of appeals
for the Pacific coast district.
I'rohably Murdered by ller Chlldreo.
Gkani Rwmds, Julv 10. Mrs. Levi
Pierce, aged t0. who lived two miles
south of Berlin. Utawa county, has
lieeu murdered, and her daughter. May
Pierce, aged 13, and her grandson,
George Keesbro. aged is, are now in
jail at Grand Haven, awaiting exauii
nation.
Highbinder Wer After HI in.
Washington. .Inly 10. JMoy 1 lien, a
Chinese lnndryman, has been held in
$1,IhK) for shootiug, with intent to kill
Ah Siiij. another Chinaman, on July
4. Ah Sing says that the shooting wad
the result of a highbinder plot to assa
6iuate him for cutting' laundry rates.
New Officer For a Steel Company.
Phii.aiki.I"HI a, July 10. At a meet
ing of the reorganization committee of
the Pennsvlvania and Maryland Steel
company, for the purpose of reorganiz
ing the new corporation, the following
otlicers were chosen : President. Ffiing-
liam B. Morris; directors. Luther S.
Bent. X. Parker Shortridge. George
I'hiller, John B. Gest and Howland
Davis: executive committee. Major L.
S. Bent, chairman; George Duller and
Alfred Earushaw.
l'nnyTanlj langhters of Poeahontas.
Kkadino. Pa.. Julr 10. The Penn
sylvania Daughters of Pocahontas are
in session here, with "JlK) delegates in
attendance. Mrs. Lllen Maurer of this
city delivered the address of welcome
Keporta submitted show that the order
has 7,."0 memlera in the state. Miss
Sophia Rogers of Kastou presided, and
will occupy the chair during the se9-
eionn, which will last three dars.
A Mail Iok Scare.
H azi ftox, Pa., July 10. There is
mad dog scare in this place. Two
persons have been bitten. Charles
Schint.er, aged li years, was badly torn
aiHHit the face and Thomas risher,
West Hazleton giocer. was also bitten.
The dog that bit young Schiuter l it
six other dogs before it was killed
Residents are wary about venturing out
at night.
Illcd I.Ike a Coward.
PiTTspiKi. July 10. Daniel Welling
was executed at 10:4" o'clock yesterday
morning in the county jail yard for the
muraer oi ms wne. Mis death, was a
pitiable exhibition of cowardice, not a
all in kttpii.g with the air of bravado
which be has worn since the commis
Hon of h's cowardlv crime.
New Presbyterian (hnrrh Hons.
1'nTsBi Rc, Tiulv 10. The executive
committee of the Presbyterian board of
colportage met yesterday and trans
acteti important nusiness. I lie new
1'resbyterian church house" is an as
fsnred fact and w,ll be built at an early
aate. it win ue a ju story imiiuing.
Saving: For Fertilizer Manufacturers.
Harkisbi ro, July 10. The fertilizer
manufacturers doing business in Penn
Fylvania will save about f:t,o00 a vear.
at the expense of the State college, by
the surreptitious elimination of a clause
in a bill passed by the recent legislature
and approved by Governor Hastings.
Made Judge Advocate (ieneral.
HRi;ism Kd, July 10. Governor
Ha-tins has anooiuted Colonel B.
FraJi k Ebhelinau of Lancaster judge
advocate general of l'ennylriui.
A PLAGUE Oli'A FLY.
Something Causing Mysterious
Deaths at Blossburg, Pa.
YICTIMS SAYELL IP AX1 IHF.
The Mysterious Malady Appear to Result
From Poison Caused by a Ilite Frxriled
People
Think It
Kit her a Plague or
I'oUaaioiiH
Insect.
Wf.U-sboko, Pa., July 10. The phy- ,
licians attached to the state hospital at
Blossburg, this county, are trying to
solve the mystery surrounding peculiar
L-ases of apparent poisoning that have
lieeu brought to their attention. A
few days ago Jacob Kymska of Bloss
burg died presumably from the effects
of a bite from some insect, as he stated
that he felt a sting under his eye soon
after going to bed. He died two days
afterward. Since that time there have
been three similar cases in that town,
one of them proving fatal. In the case
of Kymska the patient's head swelled
to enormous priortioiis and his death
was caused by suffocation occasioned
bv the terrible swelling.
"Last week Henry Dyke of Richmond
was taken to the state hospital suffer
ing from the effects of a poisonous bite
on the top of his bald head. His eyes
were swollen shut, his head was greatly
swollen and it was considered a dan
gerous case, although he now seems to
be improving.
Joseph Wituski. a workman in the
Blossburg tannery, thought he hail
been bitten on the cheek by a mosquito
recently, but the small pimple con
tinued" to swell until the man's head
was a sight to behold. He suffered
terrible pain, but recovered.
The 3-year-old child of Jacob Losin
iocki, also of Blossburg. has died re
cently from the same disease.
A small pimrde appeared under the
child's left eye". Two days later the
little one's head had swollen to re
markable projiortioiis and death fol
lowed in great agony.
In the fatal cases the bodies turned to
a dark color almost immediately after
death. It is reported that a immlier of
cattle have died in that region lately
with the same mysterious symptoms.
The physyciaus are unable to explain
the matter. The people of the neigh
borhood are excited, some claiming
that a poisonous fly has been imported,
while others maintain that it is a plague
and not the bite of an insect.
Hattlefleld Commissioners Appointed.
Hahrisbcro. Julv 10. Governor
Hastings has appointed Colonel Archi
bald Blakelev. Colonel W. A. Robin
son, Lieutenant Sylvester H. McClos-
key. Captain George . Skinner. P tts.
burg; Captain Thomas Rickert, Potts
ville: Captain J. H. Storrv and Lieu
tenant Ldward M. Boring, Philadel
phia, the executive committee of the
Chickauiauga and Chattanooga battle
field commission to co-operate with the
national commission in the erection of
monuments to mark the lines of the
Pennsvlvania regiments. The commit
tee will meet in Harrisburg today for
organization.
Ouay Says He Will Win.
Philadelphia, July 10. Senator
Quay arrived in this city after a visit to
Luzerne and Lackawanna counties.
When seen at his hotel later in the even
ing he expressed himself as very well sat
isfied with the result ot ins trip. He met
many old friends and made many new
ones. When asked if he was going to
win the tight, he replied, with some
vigor: "Win it! Why, of course I am
You don t suppose I would be fooling
around here if I didn t intend to win.
A NEW LEAGUE CLUB.
Comiskey Trying to llnv Players to Join
the National Organization.
St. Louis, July 10. Manager
Co-
nnskey of the St. Paul club is in St.
Louis trying to effect a deal with the
Browns for the purchase of Breiteii-
siein, r-iy, iuiuii ana otners. ills pur
pose is to gei into me -National ieague
next season.
If he can get the desired plavers he is
willing to put up good money for them.
He offered $!.". ooo for Breitenstein and
will give f-'o.OOO for his pick of four.
V M , 1 ,
.nauager v. omisKey s purpose is to i n
solidate St. Paul and MiuneajM.lis.
build a joint park and concentrate the
bail admiring population.
Increased Valley Itoml Issue.
Nf.w Iiirk, July 10. lhe reorgani
zation committee of the Valley Railway
companv of Ohio, of which Ixuis J.
Fitzgerald is chairman, announces that
with the consent of the Baltimore and
( hio Railroad companv. thev have mod
ified the plan of reorganization by in
creasing the pnier issue of 4 per cent
HiO-vear guaranteed gold bonds Irom
fTi.oUO.OOO to $f ,000.000.
A Plot to Kill the Oar.
London, Julv 10. The Journal De
St. Petersburg reports the discovery of
au extensive plot against the life of the
czar at Moscow. Light arrests for com
plicity in the conspiracy have been
made. Among them are six men well
known as nihilists.
Window (ilassworkers Convention.
Pi tts biro, July 10. The Window
Gl ass workers convention has been hav
ing a lively time over the credentials of
certain delegates. ISO matters f spe
cial interest have been consiered.
The New Faigland Road Sold.
Hartford, Conn.. Julv 10. The New
England road has leen sold to John W.
tsimpson, attorney lor the reorganiza
tion committee, liiere waa only one
bid, $.1,000,000.
Pullman Kmploye Given a RaNe.
Cincinnati; July "10. Three hundred
employes of the Pullman shops at Lud
low, Ky., have received au increase of
10 per cent in wages.
Alexander Kaniltll'i Widow Iteatl.
Annapolis, July 10. Mrs. Eliza
beth B. Randall, widow of the late
Attorney ieneral Alexander Randall,
has died here.
The Weather.
Fair; westerly winds.
PIT H OF THE NEWS
Kecotder Goff. at Xew York, passed the
death sentence on Vinceu.o Nino, the
wif murderer, fixing the date for the
week beginning Aug. 12.
The National Hrolherhoxl of Oper
ative Potters, at Wheeling, extended sym
pathy to liens ana condemned the su
ptciue court's decision.
William Davis, alias Richard Bernard
alias Dink Davis, alias Martin, who i
wanted in San Francisco for burglary, is
under arrest in New York.
The yacht Aguie, reported as leaving
Fan Francisco laden with firearms for Ha
waiian revolutionists, has passed up Puget
loiind. bound for Seattle. Captain P.
Harr denied all connection with the al
leged filibustering expedition.
The government lighthouse bureau's at
tempt to build a lighthouse on Diamond
shoals were unsuccessful.
The two single-turreted monitors. Ajax
and l.ehigh. at Richmond, may serve as
targets for Admiral Hunce's squadron.
Commander Bradford has lieeu in
structed to make prcrations for a test
or the torpedo boat Kricsson.
Au anarchist saloonkeeper at Xew York
threatened to blow up Police Commis
sioner Roosevelt.
A tenement house in Xew York, con
taining four families, was fired for the
second time.
Ihe famous mountain detective. George
vV.
Drake ot Jackson. Ky., is nii.ssinu.
A cloudburst on I-ookout mountain,
Tenn., almost caused a panic in the vil
lage of St. Klmo, at the foot of the mount
ain 1 deluge ot water started a laud-
DEDICATION OF THE PARKS.
Orators Selected to Speak at Cliickamat
li:t ami CliHltanoosa.
Washington. July 10. The official
announcement of speakers at the dedi
cation of the Chickauiauga and Chatta
nooga National military park, is as
follows:
September lit. dedication of the
Chickauiauga section of the park; ex
ercises at Suougress Hill, to be opened
by Secretary Lamont: orators, (ieneral
John M. Palmer of IiLnois and General
John B. Gordon of Georgia.
At Chattanooga. S p. m.. exercises
conducted by the Society of the Army
tl, Tfn nesset and the Army of
Tennessee, (ieneral
Greenville M
Dodge, presidint
ver O. Howard
orators. General l )li-
U. S. A., and (ieneral
Joseph Wheeler of Alabama.
September so, dedication of the Chat
t:m,Hi:'a section of the park, exercises
lieginniug at noon at Chattanooga:
orators, (ieneral Charles H. Grosvenor
of Ohio and (ieneral Wiliiau B. Bate of
Tennessee.
At Chattanooga. s P- exercises
conducted by veterans of the Army of
the Potomac and the Army of Northern
Virginia, (ieneral Ldward C. Walthall
of Mississippi presiding; orators. ien
eral Orlando Smith ami Governor Will
iam C. Oates of Alabama.
At Chattanooga. S P m.. Sept. is. the
annual reunion of the Stvietv of the
Army of the CnmU'rland will tx'cur, at
which seats will lie provided on the
platform for theexeeutive and congress
ional parties, the governor of states and
their staff, and the representatives of
all armv societies from the north and
The United Confederate veterans; ora
tor, (ieneral Charles F. Mand. rson.
Altgeld Invites the Flints.
Toi.KtMi, July 10. The convention of
the American Flint ( ilassworkers
union occupied the day with commit
tee work and but little was done that
can be given out for publication, rive
glass factories have asked tor permis
sion to run during the summer season.
but this matter is still in the hands of
the committee. Alton, Ills., and Steu
benville, (., are making the tight foi
the next convention. An invitation
has also been received from Governor
Altgeld asking that the next meeting
be held in Chicago.
Austria lirauts Iteparalion Promptly.
Washington, Julv 10. United States
Consul (ieneral Judd at Vienna has re
ported to the state department upon the
case of John Baca, a naturalized Amer
ican citizen arrested in Austria. June
4, on a charge of lion-f ultillment of
military duty, and deprived of all of
his money iia florins. The consul
general complained to the responsible
Austrian official who ordered the imme
diate release of Baca and the return of
his money.
F.eta Will Krturn to San Salvador.
San Fiiasciscu, July 10. A local
paicr says mat General .niomo r.zeia.
ex-President ot San JsalvaUor, wnonas
resided in this city several months, is
preparing to return to his native land
uid overthrow the government. lv..efa
says lie lias chartered a vessel, nan
bought arms, cartridges and other mu
nitions of war and has prepared to go to
Salvador in a short time to take by
force tiie authority which he claims
lightly belongs to him.
Strikers t.ain an Increase.
Canton, .. July 10. The striking
employes ot the t anion r-teei company
liave returned to work, with a general
increase in wages of Ft1., per cent, to
affect all departments engaged in the
strike. Alout a 7.1 men were involved
in the strike.
Parry Knocked tint.
Wukkmno. July 10. At the Metro
politan Athletic club. John Parry of
Homestead. Pa., and Mike Farragher
of Voungstown, . . met in a ".'.1-round
contest. A chance blow put Parry out
in the thirteenth round.
Ilehs' Term Made shorter.
ClMiwoo, July 10. Judge Woods h;is
reinstated li is former order making
concurrent the sentences of Fugem- V.
Dtdis ami other officials of the Ameri
can Kailwav union. As a result l)els
will serve but six months in jail and
his associates but three months.
Standard Shuts Ilown at Parkcrslnirc.
WilKKl.lNu, July Id. The Standard
oil refinerv at 1'arkersburg has shut
down in all departments. It looks as
though the shutdown is permanent
The plant represents an outlay of
$l,ooo,o00.
Mc I.aiichlili Admitted to Itail.
1
RiMiKi.YN, .lulv !. .lodge Gavnor
of the
upreme court, in this city, lias
admitted
ex-lnspector v . W . m
Laughliu
to bail in the sum of :t.(MK.
A Minilerer Caught.
Mapison, Ind.. July 10. Thomas R.
Kieksell, the murderer of Phil Mot
singer, at Milton. Ky.. has been cap
turt-d and jailed at Bedford.
Adjourned to Meet In Paris.
Lommix, July 10. The International
Hallway congress has dissolved. The
next congress will meet iu Paris in
FJ00.
THE MARKETS.
I'll TsIU Kll. July P.
Wh?at No. 1 red, TsVt:.-; Xu. '-' n d, 77'.
raTsc.
I 'urn No. 2 yellow ear. ."?' 3'.ie: No. 2 yel
low shell il, si fi .H' .e; mix.-d ear, ."jmi .' -a:
hits No. 1 white, S'j.cl;1: No. J il.. :t
extra No. a white, 1
.1
4c;
III1XC.I
M3. i Jl
Hay No. 1 timothy. 17.lt I7..V): No.
thy. ?15 0oil.i..")U; j.h. kinu. '.'. ii'.'.-i;
feeding prairie, $10.5Ji 11.0J; wh'iii hay
4g,iU.W.
2 ti uid-
N... 1
, ls.l)0
Eutter KIgin creamery, 20(i21; Ohio fnnev
crfanitry, HialSc: fancy country roll, lhul:
low ttraile ami ctokin, 5ff!e.
I llr-U-rv Olllo 111) 111. new, rc.W.le: ew
York, m-w, 9"liKcJ lnnlM-ri;er, new, lo.ilol..c
Wi-consin Swiss, l'al.ic: OhioSwi-s. ir.,12.
EUli.s Str.ctly It. sh IVim.-y Ivania ami i lii
in cases. l'Ji. I21 .jC : ' -'lie in-. re for cun.lletl
POL'l-TKY L:rK livo chickens, . i7.m: ier
pair: live chickens, small, 4- $:.: sii-ini(
cbH'kvu, o5 J iu to size; ilui-ks, . ai'nic -r
pair a tosixe, dressed chick. -lis. I I-a l.io pT
1huiiu ; drtea spring chicken;, ls-t;20c.
East I.itir.itTV, Pa., July 9.
CATTI.E Receipts light t .day and with a
sti-atly dt-iiiand. the market is firmer at tl'
folltiwintt prices: Prime, .".: ii.M; j.'.m1
4ooi.4bu: rikmI bntchurs. M lit4 .1.1; riaifh
lat, 1J.U1J4U0; hulls, cows uml states, JI.75 m
H i3: fresh covs ami sprinters, !5.U0 1 J.".d0.
HKiS Ien i)ts lijilit here ami the n.srk.
18 a live at yesterdays prices, hut pr..-ei'ts
lctk inly fair owinir to oth. r mar
kets beiiitt lower. Wit oi. ..!: Me
dium I'hiluili li'hia-". f .)..VKij..V : k.khI York
ers and liny -l. ?o.4.'i.)..i0; ts.mmon tj lair
Y'orkers, io.;i a .". 41 1 : .roughs, ?:t.7. i 4 ,")0.
SHEEP AI D LAMBS The snpi.lv is Jiaht
today and tin d.'miinil is steady and the mar
ket linn for r 'tl yrades, while slow on com
muD ; veal r ves are somewhat higher, owm
to the lightsui.ply. We quote shet-p its T.llow:
Extra, tt-J.ijU; s.hhI, f' ,o ,,;! o ; fair, fl.M
CiUI; common sh.'t-p. .ti- al.ou; best lamhs,
J.tKg3.il; giM-il, $2.tu'i:l.IU: comnion to fair.
tl.St) 12..70; sjirinn lamhs, J.(4 T.i; veal
ca'vea, i.."j04t.i.2, heavy and thin calves, t-iai
b.uo.
Cincinnati, July 9.
HOGS Market easy at 4 H&aa:lb; rteeipts,
l.fiUi head: shipments, sue head.
CATTLE Market tjuict and steady at ?2.St
fe.i.Wl: receipts, :ui head : shiiiim-iits, HW head.
.-HEEPANll LAMHS-Sueep. market active
and Iual.V-higher at 4I..KKit3..i; receipts, 4..l
head; shijuiie-its, 2.2UO LnuL Lambs, market
higher at V- T.'v'jj 5 75.
Ntw York, July 9.
WHEAT Spot market demoralized. No. 3
red store and elevator, lr,:,c: am.at, 67c;
f . o h.li;7 -fl.mt; No. 1 northern, TP. ,e f. o.
b afloat; No 1 hard. ;:;,c f. u. l. afloat.
MUX-Spot market "weak. No. 2, 4ole
elevator: 47l v afloat; yellow, 4'.iU,o delivered;
No. 2 white, Silc delivered.
OATS Hpot market easier. No. 2, yr't
C7 1 liU;: No. 2 delivered. 27V'- l-lt; No. :i,
t ffl Jiec; No. 2 w hite. Ji2'.:l.io: No. 3 white,
ii?VH2i,-, t-ack white. HP, n;t7c.
CATTLE Knropean cables quote Americau
e. rs at HM'd 1, i-r pound dressed wti(;ht;
refnijerator ' eef at K.ilc per pound.
SHEEP AND LAMR-s ;,hh1 sheep hiylier
others and all grades of lambs firm; nothing
unsold, Sheep, p H.r i, prime, 1.2ai.4.WU;
laniba. oounnon to prime. U .A) - (XI.
H UUS K afket Iru at to.itxftSJU.
fr.r- nnn rnnfipn nnv v
CI
in i
Broker Lewis of Urbana, O.
Has Gotten Into Trouble.
IS MISSINU AM) CAN'T UK FOl'M.
j3,uuuruiiutii mva
llio
A Knn on Hit Itank at Ansonia Closet I'p
1 hat I list it III ion lie Moi-tsaeed "i
Property For SIS.IHHI lU-fore leaving.
His Wife Very III.
Ukuava, ).. July 10. The affairs of
7.. T., Ivt-wis, the broker, are causing a
big sensation here. Forged bonds
have already turned up to the amount
of r.",oo:i. It is l-elieved the amount
w ill reach over $dO;i.in. Twenty thou
sand dollars in fraudulent lmiids are
known to la? in existence from High
land county. -i.'.'i.OiHt Kenton City school
bonds ami flO.tK.iii in Tipiiecam-o City
scin nil bontls.
lewis gave a mortgage on his prop
erty Monday for ooo. 1-wis sud
denly tlisappeai ed Monday night and
all tia-es of him are lost. Searching
parties have been out. but nothing has
lieeu heard of him since. The bank of
which he is president at Ansonia has
Ieen clo-ed by a run on it. Mrs. Ix-wis
is very low at the hospital. His son
ami daughter are in eastern schools.
Iewis has bought and sold timing the
past vear '..ikki.iuki worth of 1-onds.
iintl there is much uncertainty among
those who have had tlealings-w ith him.
More of Ins fraudulent- lmiuis are turn
ing up. Mortgages and judgments
against Iewis aggregating over s' n.ooti
have lieeu taken since Tuesday morn
ing. It is lielievetl that 1-wis has
taken his life.
An Ansonia i . i special says: Z. T.
Lewis, a bonddealer of I'rbana. ., built
a large ! story business block here four
vears ago and together with James
Stewart liegaii a banking business. It
has developed that some of I-wis'
bonds of Highland county wire only
forgeries, and those having money in
the bank withdrew it, and in a short
time the money was short . when some
of the business men discovered that
Iwis had placed a -f-".i: mortgage on
his business block in Ansonia.
This scared them so much that thev
at once demand, il security, ai- ' most of
them received notes on tie- b.iiik as
collateral security, tireat i;.citeiiieiit
prevails.
Gladstone Appeal For Ireland.
Lonimin, Julv lu. The Westminster
(iaz.-tte publishes the following message
from Mr. Gladstone, addressed to the
Liberals of Iioiidoii: "Al"ve all other
purposes vindicate the rights nt the
house of commons as the organ of the
nation, and establish the honor of Fn:
lantl as well as consolidate the strength
of the empire bv conceding the just
constitutional claims of Ireland.
l'aineil on the I 'mleav or.
lltisTtiN, July Hi. The Christian En
deavor delegates, who have thus far ar-
i ved in the city, are experiencing the
Annoyances ot life in lostoii during :t
rainstorm. The center of at tract ion for
tile delegates is the Mechanics' build
ing. tvh.-re the distribution of badges
and the registration of delegates is be
ing conducted.
leller 'ill Never lie a Colilting.
Di nvku, July lo. Senator Teller has
gone 011 a visit to lhe I'te Indian reser
vation. In an impromptu speech in re
sponse to a reception at Cortez, Coin.,
he declared he would never follow th"
Kcpubliea.11 party into the goldbug
camp."
Mrit. Cleveland's Mother Arrive.
'.' z.AKh'slhv, Mass., July 1(1 Mrs.
IVrrine, 'd rs. Cleveland's mother, haj
arrived. I r. Hrvant n-p rts thatJ'rs.
Clevtdand and the new little girl are
tiding very nicely ami do not retiuiru
very close attention.
All Insurgent 1
Nkw VtutK, July
.eailer Killt-d.
lo. Private corre-
-pond.
nee trom ula brings the report
that ieneral I'.orroero of the insurgent
aiiny has been shot and killed in Alpa
grai ia. where a battle was fought by
the insurgents under t ieneral tome..
One llilrclar Killed, One Wounded.
P.i:zii., Ind.. July lo.-One burglar
was instantly killed and another fatally
wounded, while attempting to enter V.
K. Kattam's genernl niertdiandise store,
at l'oland, this county.
Two Murdered hy a Moh.
i'ltixcETtix, Ky., July Hi A nm-l-cil
mob has murdered Howlet Howton mid
his lather, Joseph I lowStiii, each was
riddled with bullets. 2so reason lot
the deed is known.
Short Over ;o.MM.
Situx City, la.. July lo. W. P..
Lysle, lumkkt-per of Iugersal iV' West,
commission mertdiaiits, has iliuppe;n ed.
Kxaminat ion shows a shortage by
l.ysle of over -.'O.boil.
Increased V'ace lo I'er Cent.
Kkapixo, July !. The P.rooke
Tron rnmpai!" of Bridsboro. this county,
has increased the wages of 450 employes
10 per cent.
Scientific American
Agency for
CAVEATS.
TRADE MARK?,
DESICN PATENTS,
COPVRICHTS. etc.
For Information and free Handbook wrlt to
MINN CO.. ;il HuoAliWAV. MW YoKIT.
CHilest bureau for Heftiriiit; .atcnln in Aim-rim.
Kvery iMitent taken out by ns is hroubt lc fore
the public by a notice given free ot charge lu Uio
Lareest circulation of any scientific paper In the
World. s.li'u lull.! Illustrated. No imt)li;eiit
man should be witbout it. Weeklv, S.'t.lMI 9
year: fl-liiix mi.ntb. A.l.lrep Mt'N.N .v 1x1,
Vc iiau tiia. atil Broadway, iew York. City.
FRAZER AXLE
Best in the World!
Get the Genuine !
Sold Everywhere!
GREASE
rr BUGGIES at Pric
t A.ilS ,V IIAUNKsS
-Wl.y i,!..!!.!:.!.-!.-; . .; V,,lnt t't.
,s 4 l-.-i. l"...surr.-y-5ii: ,.ul.. A I
(.IIS-V ' b""l
fm ... ;IA l.osi.l
h,, HilL-L-y II:
; ."Sk-fOv Hiiirir:
3f 'J .. IViiiii
fill l.'osi.l t :irt iM Ituv of fjiis .'
ariH-s. .1n:, tominiKkii' Tx
ticiry 4..- Mi.1,1 I. mall ! U rri -i A
IJ:....n.til. vr-.,-.
Moroni Sa,!,llt.. tl, t'nl V'e Kris'
y&m '' - ;,;v '.i:t t o.
Vjj; 2 l. 12 Un-iH-v L, t'ilii-iinuui, o
528
arMmsc. THETORNADD
T wfVS??t, t eetl and Ensilage fS-
"ViV CUTTER. &V
4lr4f-fe m-AX
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ftl.l...
CortMi4i.
atoucoierak
U'rii.uN lor itialnem-ud
I'ltriMlucmry iiriro..
t"i. (4ta
w. a.
HAMRISOM &CO
No dan' r !
CAMTON. OHIO
'H.iliu.
JOIIS F. Mil
Hll'i fValkerM.
AT,
(l A -ON,
VORK.
Importer! an J Whvleule lVli-r fn A kinds t-f
N1USICAV. MERCHANDISE,
Violins, Guitars. Banjos. Accordeons, Harmoni
cas. Ac. a' kinds of Strings, etc . etc
FREI
rite lu.w
A
WILBER'S.
KNOW
nois-icst liainl ilocs not
lc:il the liiircst jnoccssion, nnl
tlio l:irir-st ml vi rlisciiu nt tlocs
not nhv.ivs rcprcsciit tin- ircnt
ct li.-irpiins?
( M'litlciiicii in imhmI nf:i sc:i
soiinlilo Suiiiincr Suit c:iiint
timl Miivtltin iiimv :iirtri:it
1 1 1 :i I olio of tlioc line Wnistfil
Snit wo :uo scllini; at JfS.7.
Tin.-' Suits vou now sc so iVcc
lv vol tii l asliii; ('!) li.uicains
tor ."?1MM :trc nlisoliittl y tlic
miiiii' in every rcsjicct.
Our S14.50 Suits
arc ainoner ti r ircatcst inoiiov-
savini; liai",ains. These are
inaile of tlark i;i'ay, hanl-t wisletl
Vrtels, linetl with the het
nialerial. Tluy are the hicst
li;il o:nii- ill the (li pai t nielli,
('oliif :i n 1 1 examine thelii.
Our S10.00 Suits.
We tlnii't mean these are
M Suits market down to
TEN DOLLARS, hut we -laim
them to ho extra iiality, slyle
ami woi kmaioliip for a SKMHJ
Suit.
Our S5.00 Suits
an
heauties. Vou will he siir-
-otl to sec thorn. A limre
li.sh line at such low prices
s never ht-fol'c Hothlcotl.
-I 1 iii
Mil
slvll
Vmi
will have In enmeaml I00K
al tin in tn :iircci:it the
( ur Vtuitlis' Suits :tt
SJ.'.'O, S .r,( ), S.".M,
;in.(M ;iu,l ,n12.m :M-t'
i;i-sci! top Ck, liniIi ami
111. 1 1 1 i I .
'hilth i irs Knee Suits
s 1 A M , v 1 .'J.'.. $ 1 ..' ,
oH'cr.
s ;.--'.",
unsur-wuik-
at 7'c.
NL'.I H I
s !.."( arc without :m
:ml cxainiuc our stuck
i'.ll:il.
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: 1 1 1 I
Cllll iuccil.
J. B. WILDER
EBENSBURG.
ASKYOURHORSESHOER
SXF0R THE
M THE
ONLY
Shoe for
winter ust
It ARSOLUTTI.Y rrcvents slirrinff,
an.l iiisiiii-s fi'i lee! saicty ati.l ci.init.rl to
li.re an.l ilrii r.
Slio.l with tlie " Ncversliii.' your horse'
fiet are alw.ix s in ,mn! t-,.ii.liti..n kept so
l.v not lining 1.1 coiisluntiy loume tlia
sii.Hms for shariH-nin.
The CALKS arc RrMOVARI F.
Stecl-CcntcrcJ an J SKIT SHARPENING
When wm ut nw C";lk .t W eaily in-Hrt-t
wit I h mt r-tuo in-- ainn: an
iiiiiiit ii-o aiiiouiit ! time usually lit ui tlie
ll.t KMIIlttl slni.
On rMHipt ! jwwtal will mail froe our tl
i 1 'live rir-iilai -iitainiiitr riif sif 4'alkeit
SIiin. n:tiiy t In- n.iiil on, lr I rial, tittered
tliis intt-rut very ! prices.
Mountain House
m SHiYIMG PiRLORI
CENTRE STREET, EBENSBURG
'I'HIS well known an.l lonn estahllaheil Sbavinit
1 I'arlor ik now locmtetl en Centre street. 011
K.iite the livery ntnble ol rllara. Ihtvls n l.uth
er. where tbe Lufnt'l will I e carrteil on In the
luture. SHAVIM:, IIA1K li'lUNll AN1I
sll AM l' M H Ml dune in the beatent ami molt
artistic manner. Clean Towels specialty.
.l.auien waite.l on at their reoldence.
JAMr.S H. 1 1 A NT,
rrot.rieUT
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Main Street, Near Post Office
w.The underlicned ilentres to Inform the pab
llc that he hm.i oineil a nhavlnit r or on
Main ftreet. near I lie ht otflce where barbertOK
In all its branche-18 will be carrteil on In the
future. Kvervihlnit neat am! clean.
Your (lalnintKe soliclletl.
K. X. KK.rN.
Steel Picket Fence.
LntArtK . THAN wnnn
SfM. Fittm... y,r. hi...,,,. r kV ( c? eV'c' V
W-IMIOW ttcai NS. ,d .1, k 1 n J o f II IRK Wo ik!
TAYLOR A. DEAN
!QU 203 m 205 Mark.1 Su Pitt.bur,h. Pa.
inch 2.1 rim.
P
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WANTED BY
SAFvTL WELLS & CO..
67 VINE ST., CINCINNATI, a
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For the Spring of 1895 Now Open and Ready v
the Lucky Purchasers.
i lur lieu sti M-k niiiks lirsl in ititj-.nst .-. -. In !.!..
ll:lllty: Ut-.ui-s.-i.f -li-Ii.ti. I :iss..illiteiil: l-i:iii-. ! i...
latest "st U-s. A -jtall I e..!iil'ili:iti..li t f t il . nil .-t.ei. . - ! .
SAVE YOUR IVIOPIEY
Ill 11.1 .ii iiiis s4-is.u1 lui Ht- li 11 : l.'f ! ii. li. .
:i.lats t.i llu- wan s an-1 r .jiiiti ii.t-iil- .l tin- h
:ts ut- in i.lli i in mir m-.i .ti.il sl k ! M. !i ;
Kiirnisliiiii: "ls. Hals. .t.-.. -. l.vi.-i ia.i-.s.',j
nialkisl al :t fif l fan :ill..t.l In j-a . Ia 1 u
u t.f loivaiii Liix iii--' tni-aiis.
Vi-i.Ili a l-wmi flay W'.iiM.sl Sniis "m I'ut.iw.
Sack at -7."" !-r
AII-uimJ r.iack an.l I'.liif lii i -1 --nits at T , i.
I'.lat-k an.l I'.liif 1 "I n i-t nii-. wati.niii-l : 11
sini.-U- in l. tit M" - r 1" f
I'm.-all w.-'l I'.l.ii kt lav Mnts. n.U- ..r S.-iil.:
Fr.- ks. Silk-lin.sl all tl.i..ujii al 1 J- I m:.I.
i. A. K. I'.lm- Klanm-I "nils. -injl.-..i -1 . . : I -: - '
ili-n.lvf. at 7.'- - nii. Km- sin- l
Vi.iltlis' Snils. l.t.. l'i - ! a-.-.-. !' in ' -"
It-Ms" Wash "-nils lri.ni nl- ii. Ki... I'ai:-.-
i:-r anit U-U ais lli.-slan.. fi i.li.:l i lu
an.l I'l-am t!"' " 1 I--.! -.
in M.iir iniii.l: II"" tan -n. li lint- -..-!- I. - I. !
fail t s- i.nr s.li-n.li.I :iv itlin.nl an.l t" la
ihitt-iiii-nls t.llt-itsl.
THE CLOTHIER.
1
ELKKfiRT CARSIASE snd H&RKESS
II j.r ! t (iiuinrra I n 1 .
c.iu. t:n i tin" i!. n:-r - ...t:t. . t
OI..t wu.l i-t - i:;tm.:i. 1. IT' - -
i- a -iii 11 ii V 1 1 nif - m fl i I rirui - tii
n'l 1 1 t il.-aT. - S la r i 1 t"t "l-r MT V T
la.l. V'. p ii Iri-iji.i ii' iM HVif ii- ! - -
t -,-v Wb.ti:iI I " r ' a;tr-. fi ? -ht w i :i . -
t t iff.li'i f -r . u ' Vr - 'Ti r
H-.ifi-T 'rv'. We lake tx.l t .-k. I .. i.- i
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Spring Wapons. S3I to S50. -
n- n- t )- Surres. S6! ti.-1 oo
f 1 I- r . -J t. Top Bur i-i. -.
S37.50, tilu ".nl ..r t PhfTtyrs.-;(.j
irs c. Farm Wagons, W.icon-".
Milk Wat-ons.Deliver Waaons Fn, i
CCrtS- -! '- Hll i ,
Sii.OO
"
MMnvfate.
Inrer. V
1-rl -.-.
Ho .37. Surrey llrues.
No.;i3;4;. Top BuKtiy-
$43.00
2$, K1II1M. sj.l d I 1.1 Mlv
.'S'rl'y S p.-r.-,-Ml. 7 r..r emh ll h oislt-r. s, ,' t..M
LADIES! mcmtcrs
Arr yoii rrklt-ss u ui:li ! v-tiI :r - 1 -' - -a nA
o iil iti stain s i' ti tt' : I '-t-l,.-.f,t mj . .
ami Hlnn'T.Ti Si-. . N. f.. 1
on of th-ir U-.tutifni iluMrtt-l I..iciic v
HookH." Il is a ii.. i. iiinii-. .ti-i !' t
uork t r-n r-fii ! i. i.n. i.i
i ll rwait .f 1-H !. Is. in -t.-j. j !litv -nil.
Mnl wstln:-l .-I t n.l t T I t.t ii t;- j t j h -t
htM trail- Vcrlit.
Kortt-ii .!.- tin v '31 - i k i "iil.i ii
r 1 1 it ft - tptiir tiii.--. i.-.t! !n-r u ii !i t- i. . '!-.'-rhrtiiiiii
i-:m1-..
QUINEPTUS!
A Vf-ry tlt-in. It-iri i'. s- r .1 :.- n . -.'
r(Mii)Miiiriil Iir iii-u:-ii j t: ?i- ! t ; :; :
tli-r h.tr-r tint-.'i. fit i. ri.:il .-r tl- i.: Vi u t.
-nls ft-r I'mt lui In t.U.I ) . ( , , t
fh VMditii in I'.urt nti. ! A iim -t :i. I ;:i v re
ititiitmnif -v rv l.ti'. !',.r.snir ! 1 tii. ;:!.-!-M:iunt.t
:u-. il v
The Academic Pharmaceutic Co.,
l.oo ami M. oi;k.
532-536 WrVSHINGTON ST., MW H'KK CIT1
ELIXIR
Anele.raiit 1 riL-li-ti h:.inm. . ;-jn tir:u.
for bilious. umiHniil mi l llssl 11 il.l. - : 11 i
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