aaaii tr M m : 3 m 1 m ?3 1 a n-v. . - - -4 !S4 1 m m tr i va m m i j. -a CLARA BARTON'S ACTS Displeasing, So the Turkish Minister Says. SCORED THE TURKS IN PUBLIC Ihrn fhe Offer f Aid to the Armenians, Who Are In Rebellion Ajaiot the Tork fsh "ioverninent. I Wrong Other Ar gnmenta Advanced. Washington-, Jan. 15. The Turkish minister said, when asked about the followiuR statement: "The Red Cross (society has decided not to pay any at tention to the communication until it is officially transmitted to it by the Turkish government or the Turkish minister." 'The Red Cros society has never communicated with this legation. It has onlv communicated, to my knowl edge, with the press and the public, its president. Miss C.ara Barton, assisting, without protest, at public meetings, where the most gross and unjnst abuse was made ot the Turkish government, religion and race. As the Red Cross, or any of its representatives, never vis ited this legation, it is clear and logical that this legation has nothing to com municate to said society. This legation sent its communication to the press, be cause it is the public that the Red Cross took in its confidence. lint, nat urally, I will always be ready and pleasert to give to the Red Cros society any explanation it may think it proper to ask tor. "This whole question," added the minister, "is a question of right Suppose, for one moment, that your own Indians were to revolt against your legitimate authority. Suppose that vol put down their revolt and suppose that in some foreign country ,-ome foreigners were to calumniate publicly your civilization, yonr race and your religion. Not satisfied with that, suppose that these foreigners, on the strength of such false accusations, were to raise money and bring it for distribution, through their own chan nels, however respectable the latter may be. to the very people that re volted against your government. Would that m ney, raised on hatred and de nunciation, would even a moral aid from foreigners. le welcomed to this great country of yours, however wel come it might be, for obvions reasons, to your Indians? As you see. this whole question is a very clear one. Hut. I wish you at the same time to understand that, even today, notwith standing the contrary assurances of interested parties, the Turkish govern ment has no authority whatever against the Armenians and only wishes to see them prosper under its legitimate and rightful authority. A Xew York special says: The na tional Armenian relief committee, Wall street, has issued a statement asking for contributions, saying the aid. as heretofore, will be distributed through foreign consuls. A London special says Sir Phillip Currie, the British ambassador to Con stantinople, has reported to the Mar quis of Salisbury that i:i local commit tees to distribute relief in Armenia have leen established under consular oflicers and American missionaries. A FIEND ROASTS A CHILD. Shorkir.g Revenge l'erpetrnted on To- pel. a Father. Topfk a. Jan 15. Mrs. Dean left her two small children alone in a toon while she ran over to a neighbor's ii tin city. Upon her return she foot. that some one had removed th.6 cloth ing from her babe, seated it upon the top ot a hoi stove anrt lied. The flesh of the child was cooked to the hone A young man who had qnarreleil with Mr. Dean is suspected, but he has fled. Ilieinan Kiirrlw Found GnlltT. Pi-run. Jan 15 The trial of R F. Kneebs, the American horseman, charged with fraudulently entering the in a m Bethel in races under the name of Nellie Kneebs, has resulted in a verdict of guilty. Kuee.hs was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment, to pay a tine of I.OOO marks and to three years' loss of his civil rights. The mare was confiscated. Congo M isaiiiuktiri In Peril. N nvn t.F. Jan 15 A batch of let ters received by Kev. Dr. Chester, seo l Mary of the executive committee of I.-.ieign nii-ioii of the Southern I'rK I.T.riaii church, fir.ni Rev. D K. Sny der, a misir.iiti y in the Congo Free State, tell aU awful story of murder unil pillijM. anil -hnw the tJtf.Kt fmril I tin uiis.iioiiaries ate in iu the Congo The nniiM Theological School. Borisvii.i.R. Jan. 15 The Southern Theological Seminary. Dr. W. 11 Waitt put. president, has celebrated the en rollment of its rioOth H intent this sea son by a bain, net This is the largest ur.intier of theological indents ever en titled by a miliary id the United Slates. . loan Association Fall. Minnf roi is, Jan 15 .Indge Bel den ha signed the order appointing ex-To-tmastet V. I) Hale re.-.eivet of the Anieiican Savings and Loan associa tion The order was signed at the re quest of Attorney (ien. rul Childs Ki tiav.igance and illegal investment "of funds is the charge. Old Cotiflile.tire Mao Arretted. Kansas City. Mo. Jan 15 John M..rnssey. faid to lie the old-tima confi dr-nc- man originally from New Yftik. is iiiider arrest here rhatged with swindling the Metropolitan National bank out of iiNi and with swindling oli.t-r Kansas Cityans Chicago War.l Convention Chh .,i;o. Jrtn 15 A committee of Cr.i Hg(. htisines men ha luf t f..r Wash 11.1 .n .. aj ai . I h- iiiihi at tr l.an-inal c in it l- ion. ..now and ul It Xr. sel.. I 111; li.itliiii.il 1. 1; , i(i, ttl9 i II V A l?-rei-i Afcft ff-nr. Cn:rA. . Jan 15 -Further logal proct-;-dirigs have leeti i otn menccl tn tt. fim.it r-onrt against the N allot, hI L.tr.see.1 Oil ompanv by the filing of a bill -asking lor a teceiver. I'nin.iiiml Men t-ict Tot Ire N-llvn.i.R, Jan 15 Representative 1. H Baker of Carroll cnnly and Com riii-ci .nei of Agriculture Allison bava )..id tc personal encounter in tbe cap i:oi Ilraill Will i;t IlkO.Ooo Foreigner Rui u Jaxfiro. Jan is The Br 7iiiat: goTernn.ent has conclndwl aeon tract lot the immigration of lon.tHK. for ijcers Italians being excluded A For Itohhery In I'lttaharc- P'.TTsbi ro. Jan. 15 Thieve havs rrf-kecj into th hat and fut Btore of ilcCcrd & Cc. 5I.M) Wood street and 8tci goods valaed at $4,000 Potmatet Kohld of k.p.4Mt I'EXfLFTOX, Or . Jan 15 Posrmaa tt Johnson has been held np by a s?ked robber and compelled to sur recler $5o0 of postottice fund Mayor of I-oniavllle read Louisv;ule. Jan. 15 Henry S Tyler, mayor cf Louisv.lle. has died of con gestion of the kidneys ami uremic poisoning. Cherokee mil' Iteatb Ihtr. Ft Smith. Ark.. Jan. 15 .lodge Parker has sentenced Cherokee Bill to be hanged on Tuesday, the J7tb of March. Bono silvl . bill debated. Peasloa t iacrimiu tioas Alan Considered in the Senate. Washixotox, Jan. 15. The bond silver bill was further considered in the senate, but without appreciable ap proach to a conclusion of the debate. Mr. Butler of North Carolina spoke for two hours in opposition to bond issues and in favor of silver legislation. The early hours of the session brought out an extended controversy over pension discriminations. Mr. Lodge sought to pass the bill granting a pension to the widow of ' eueral Cogswell, but Mr Jillen led a igorous opposition, claim ing that the widows ot generals were being unduly preferred over the widows of the plain soldiers. The bill was finally passed. Mr. Mills offered a resolction declar atory of the policy of the government against issuing bonds, favoriug the speedy extinction of the national del t j and lor the coinage oi inesiivei uuuion in the treasury. NEXT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. New York and St. Louia Both Lead Cin cinnati aud Chicago. Washixotox. Jan. 15. The struggle of the cities contending fcr the houorof holding the next satiocal Democrat! convention has begun in earnest, ami from now, until the members of th. national committee decide upon their preference there will be no cessation of the hard work. Of the four cities which will make a 6trong fight for the couveutiou but two. New York and St Louis, are now actli.; front. The Chicago aud Cincinnati contingents arrived today. Lodge I'lan for Ih-fenee Money. WASHixoTox.Jan. 15. Senator Lodge has introduced an amendment to the fortiheatious appropriation bill author izing a regular 3 per ceut bond issue oi flOO.OOO.lKH). the proceeds to be used in providingforthedefen.se of the coast, for the inanufactiue of guns aud the erection ot foils aud batteries. Removing Ez-Confrderates' Itiaability. Washixotox. Jan. 15 The house committee on military affairs onanl tiiously spotted favorably on the bill which recently parsed the senate, re. pealing the law that prohibit ei Con federate officers fiout being appointed to the army oi navy. ilertert Will Meet the Committee. Washixotox. Jan 15 The senate naval committee decided to take np l he investigation of the aimy couttaMs on der the Chandler resolution oti Satur day next, when Secretary lletbeil will meet the committee. Indicted For F.aiibctrlement. Denver. Jan. 15 The grand jury has fonnd indictments again.-t Matt Adams, ex-clerk of the district court, for the alleged embezlementof $.':!. '.joo. and against W. R Berry on the charge Of embezzling f I, of county money. The Oklahoma Rare War. Perry. O. T.. Jan 15 The city su perintendent of public schools, as a last resort to prevent mixed schools in Ber ry, has ordered every school closed until some compromise can be made so that all parties will be satisfied. Greenway Will Sweep Manitoba. Wixxipf.o. Man.. Jan. 15. There is no doubt in the minds of the (ireenway government but that they will sweep the country in the general elections for Manitoba to-day. The aole issue is the national school policy. Armenian Killed I Alt Month. Coxstaxtinopi.e, Jan. 15. Accord ing to information collected by the em bassies. 3. OOO Armenians were killed at Or fah on Dec. and 2it. and at Bted iik, Roumakale and Djibire boo were llled. Killed Hi Mother and Himnelt. Watertowx. N. Y., Jaa 15. Will iam Oswell of Ogdensbnrg. N. Y . has shot and killed his mother and ended his own life He had beeu out of work for some time. Tliaaatroii Mine Fire. M ACHRisCHOSTRAU, Silesia. Jan 15. A disastrous fire has occurred in the Herminigildo coal mine Fiftebb bodies have already been recovered. Ten rtuiincu tflonieft rturoed. Winch estf.r. Out.. Jan. 15. Ten business houses have heen destroyed here by fire. Loss, 0,(.JO, insurance 1 1 2,001). M. Henri ftrttann Freide Paris. Jan 15. The. chamber of dep uties has reassembled and it-elected M JJenri Brisson president. Omaha Ttank Hid Fot Itond. Omaha. Jan. 15. Foci Omaha Na tional banks have bid foi halt a million of the new bond issue. Harriaon to Marry After Ver.v New York, Jan. 15. 1 is stated that General Harrison and Mis. Dimmick will marry after lent. W. C. T. IT. Work In the South. Boston. Jan. 15 Mrs. M. M. Stev- wus, vice presiaent-at-iarge, and Mrs. Katherine Leute Stevensou.cortespoud ine secretary of th 'ti U., announce that the work of special organization in the south is to lo Unshed, nnd it haa hoan in each of the general officers shall give uuo iuunin ro soutnern work. An Accused Forger Missing. LoitsviLi-E. Jan 15. Criminal pros ecution is likely to be begun against David Bartley. the missing member of the assigned firm of Bartley. Johnson Co.. charged with having forged warehouse receipts to the extent of X13I.OOO. Meiicaa Soldier Fire on American. Laredo. Tex.. Jan. 15 A party of Americans. James H. Mcllan aud sou. A J Bleving aud Walter Strickland, starting from Eagle Pass on a hunting trip, have been fired upon by Mexican soldiers. The reasou is not known. Una Victim of a Collision. Boston, Jan. 15. The (Jlonceeter fishing schooner Fortuna has been sunk in a collision with the Boston Fruit company's frnit steamer Barnstable off Highland light. Nine of the Fortuna crew were drowned; 14 saved. A Maryland .lodge bead. Annapolis. Md.. Jan. 15. Judge Robinson of the Maryland court of ap peals is dead of heart disease. PITH OF THE NEWS. George O. Wright, eT chief jntice of the supreme court of Iowa, died at Ies Moines. Ex City Treasurer Hollo of Omaha was released from jail, having secured hoods in the sum of ted ium Tbe mnrders in Luzerne county. Pa. attributed to the Mafia, ore raid to have been directed from New York city. Havana advWs. via Boston, -ay that the impresxioii prevails in the former rity that Captain t.eneral Campos is in Pane Several more Americans have been ar rested at Johannesburg for connection with tbe recent agitation agaiusl tb Boers. Allen Bel lew of I,ouisvUle. charged with the murder of Willis lxtv. was held iu tJtiU bail. Id default of wblcb be was feu I to jail. Prof. Richard L. Garner has written from Africa to bis son in Baltimoie say ing he has succeeded in demonstration that monkeys talk. The seven indictments against ex-City Treasurer of St. Louis Michael Foerstel charging him with embezzling fctt.OnO cf tbe city's funds, have been dismissed. Albert Johnson, a street raiiroad motor Diana t Grand Rapids, Mich., put his cold hands down the lck of O. S. If. Holmea. a fellow boarder. A fight followed aud Holmes went to his room, secured a re volver, and returning, tired Iiv tirae at Johnson, kilJn.g bim lnautly. FOR AKER-IS "ELECTED." Brice's Successor Chosen by the Ohio Legislature ON JOINT BALLOT TAKEN TODAY. The Senator-Elect Make a Fcrnial peerb of Acceptance All the Hrublicana Voted For Foraker Itct of the Vote Somewhat Scattered. C'OLrMPVs, Jan. 15. J. B. Fcraker was elected United fftafes senator trorn Ohio, to bucceed henatcr Brice, by joint ballot of both houses of the legislature today. He received the full Republican vcte. He made a formal speech cf ac ceptance. which was received with great enthusiasm. I Foraker's term begins March 4. 197. Iu the previous voting iu the senate Foraker received 29 votes. Brice n and (ieorge A. (Jroat, Populist, cf Cleve- j land, 1. The senate has 30 republicans, one of whom, Senator Forter. was ab sent on account of sickuess in his fam ily. The six Democrats voted for Mr. Brice. The Populist. William F. Con- HOTf. J. B. TOR A CEIL ley of Mercer, voted for Mr;iroat. and is the ouly Populist ever elected to the Ohio legislature Uovernor Bnshnell and ex-tiovernor McKiuley were pres ent Foraker's name was presented by Senator John J .Nnllivan and seconded by Senator Adolph Rnemer of ("mcin nati Senator Hysell preseuttd Mr Brice's name. In the house the vote stood- Foraker. fri, Brice, -ii: JolmH. Thomas. Spring field. 1: Mr. Cage. I. Jnde Blaudin of Cleveland. 1: Lawrence T. Neal. t'hil licolhe. 1. all of whom except Koraker are Democrats. Foraker leoeived the full Republican vote. ENGLAND S BG. FLEET. Helirf That Tour It of Will rte Sent the World. PoRTSMorTii, England. Jan i. A fleet of warships has gone into com mission here under orders to be teady tc leave the harbor as scon a possible aud will await the arrival of the other flying squadron coniiug from Chatham and Devonport. It-is nudei-stood that Admiral Daley is under orders to fake the flying squad ron on Saturday from Spithe id to lien Haven, on the South coat or Ireland, with sealed orders relative to the future movements of his vessels. The officers and men have all pre pared for a long absence from Kngland aud in some quarters it is believed that a tour ot tbe world is conte mplaied. BOTH bIDES BADLY SPLIT. Election of a t nited Slate Senator in Marylind Will Be Prolonged. Axxapolis, Md.. Jan. 15'. T' re sult of the first day's ballotiu or a successor to Charles M. Oibsoti in the United States senate shows that both Democrats and Republicans are badly split, and that the tight is likely to be a protracted one. Congressman (Serge L. Wellington led the Republicans in the number of votes received, having got 2a in the house aud three in the senate, but he lacks is votes of election, and the indications now are that he is Tus of the race. Charles T. Westcott was his closest competitor, with Hi votes in the house and two in the sen ate The Democrats were unable to hit on anyone, those who oppose senator iior man refusing to vote for John Waller smith, the caucus nominee, and castin their ballots for David M. Ileiiry. May -ant Lil Full I'ardon. Sax Francisco. Jan. 15. Advices from Honolulu are to the effect th;t preparations are under way for the third celebr tion of the anniversary of the revolut m which overturned the monarchy. It will take place Thurs day, and the prediction is made that the parole of ex-tueen Lilinokalani will on that day be at an end aud that she will be granted a full pardon. I'otlerV Association Official. Washixotox, Jan. 15. Tbe National Potters' convention has elected the fol lowing officers: President, Charles W. Franzheim, Wheeling; secretary. Alfred Day, Steubenville, treasurer. James II. tioodwin. Fast Liverpool; ex ecntive committee, John Mosos, Tren ton. N. J.: John N. Taylor. Fast Liver pool; Josepn Mayer, Beaver Falls; Ho mer Banghliu, East Liverpool; James H. Goodwin. East Liverpool; Henry Brunt, Baltimore; William Bnrgen. Trenton. N. J. Anything to liar the Negro. Columbia, S. C. Jan. 15. South Carolina's general assembly is in ses sion. The governor, in his message, recommended that in the passage of election laws adjusted to the new con stitution tin famous eight-liox ballot law be allowed to remain in force as a breakwater against negro votes in case the federal courts should invalidate the suffrage clause of the tit-.w constitution. Ronrired of People Narrow rrape. Warsaw. Ills . Jan. 15. While 100 young men and women were skating on fhe Mississippi river the ice began to separate and there was a rush -for shoto Some of the merrymakers plunged iuto the. water and safely reatlud laud A fortunate goigo r,f the ice. agaiut the rivei bank aff orded all a safe retreat from Iheir perilous position .1. Hay HammniiH From Maryland Haoerstown. Md.. Jan 15 J. Hays Hammond, the American mining engi neer arrested and taken to I raetoria charged with treason is a son of Rii-h ard 1'indell Hammond and was liorn in Ilagerstown J. Hays Hammond mai ried Miss Natalie Hairis. daughter of Joseph Harris of Mississippi. The Score the Kaier. London. Jan. 15.-Tbe report ccrres from Johannesburg that the Germans fno,hat aCe have leen holdin "m " ings and passing resolutions tellm2 Cannon lont Want the Job Salt Lake. Utah. Jan 15 -Geori?e Q. Cannon publishes a card declining tote a candidate for United StatesS A Pont, Alliance Conference. -"'iin- conieteuce held at Asbembly ball. is being Gold Keeerve Again Redoced. Washinotox. Jan. 15. The treasnry has lost $1,184,000 in gold, which re duces the reserve to 5J.ill2,27l Infill is w PHIL. ELPHIA PRIMARIES. narrity Win and Ooajf Men Are Said to e In the Lead. Philadei.. aiA, Jan. 15. At th Democratic conventions held here to el ct delegates to the state convention, the tri nds of National Chairman liar rity scored an overwhelming victory The Philadelphia dt legations to th state convention will be almost a uni aud this will mean that the ten dis trict delegates from this city to th Democratic national ciMivfuuon wili act ju hsruiouy with Mr. Harrity'i friends. It also means the choice of s Jriendly dek-gate-at-large iu Philadel phia. It is now believed that the Democrat ic state convention will be subMautial ly unanimous on the same lines, ant that there will be no organized opposi tion to the supporters of the national chairman in the selection of the Penn sylvania delegation to the national con vention. The Republican primary elections were probably the most bitter in the political hi.-tory of the city. It was a repetition of the fight of last Angnst. The adherents of Senator Cuay, uudei the leadership of State Senator Pen rose and ex-Magistrate Durham, op posed Mayor Warwick. The yuay people claim to have car ried '0 of the ? wards, conceding 11 tc the opposition aud six iu doubt. Oil the other hand, the "combine'' leaders declare that they have earried is sure, with others in doubt. This would givt a bare majority. FAVOR LIBERAL PENSIONS. Camming and a Southern Memher Make Strong Speeches In the Hooe. Washixotox, Jan. 15. The bonse spent its session in further debate upon the pension appropriation bill The gjieakers, with a single exception, were all Republicans, aud all favored a lib beral administration of the pension laws and the adoption of the changes to existing laws proposed by t he bill. Among the speakers was General John A. Walker, who served with distinc tion iu the Confederate army from Manassas to Appomattox. He is th only Republican representative from Virgiuia. iiis assurance of the grod telling that existed in the sonth to ward the Union soldier and the lar-k of hostility toward the pension system was warmly received on both sides of the house. Mr. Cummings, (Detn.. X. Y.). creat ed a miid sensation by a severe arraign ment of the jxMision ofliee for hostility to the old soldier and a stirring repudi ation of the speech made the day tie fore by Mr. Harriett, who is also one of the Tammany congressmen from New York. It seems probable now that, the gen eral debate on the pension bill will con tinue for several days. A CANAL MESSAGE SOON. One Kxnected From the President Ac companying the CommiHHion Kiitt. Washixotox. Jau. 15. Tho Nu-araa-gua canal scheme received some little attention from the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce when Chairman Hepbnrn designated a sub committee of seven to have special charge of all proposed legislation for building the canal. Speaker Reed Is known to favor the canal plan, anrt tho committee counts npon the favor of the committee on rules to give the bill a hearing on the floor. The canal advocates ate anxious to have President Cleveland forward to congress at an early day the rep..rt made to him by the commission wliit-.li looked over the ground last summer. The president has been loo busy to con sider the mattr. It is intimated bow tver, that a special message giving president Cleveland's views upon the canal and transmit ting the report will be sent to congress within a month A Oeneral Implicated In Itlackmall. Paris. Jan. 15 The police continue making arrests in connection with the Lebantly blackmail case. It is stated that, the evidence obtained has involved high personages, iucludiug a geueral. A Iiicyclit Killed. Nrw York, Jan 15. William H. Kirton of 1015 Myrtle avenue. Brook lyn, has died from a fracture of the skull, the result, of being t Ii row u from his bicycle iu Prospect park. Home For Poor Children. New York. Jan. 15. About 45 boys and girls from to IB years old have left the ofliee of the Children's Aid so ciety to go to distant homes fouud for tbvm iu the south and west. Held I.-p by Mail ed Itobbera. Falls City. Neb . fau. 15. Masked robbers have held up four passengers and the agent iu the Missouri Pacific de pot The agent was ordered to open the safe, but escaped. THE M -RKETS. rnTSBCBO. .Ian 14 WHFAT-Ko 1 red. 71tTA.: No. S nil r,oa tllo CORN-N-w No Syollow ear. aSftr; ,.vxv No M.eii..,i. :.t:i.. hSl.u ,lxe1 sheiJcd dl'o.iive; tni.xt-d i-ht . '.Hatu,-. OATs No. 1 wbite. ZHtMc: No. 2 do. 0,o) -SiVxtraN... awl.itr.iitiVic: ligl.t mined. HAY No. 1 timothy. 17 no 417.2: No. 2 tim otl.y. Wau;;: mixed clover. U .SUJH 75 J.Hrkin8. $".q.n.T5: No. 1 fWdinS ,rairie. Jl.t 2.VQ.13..TO. wagon hay. lS.U4lU.uu fur tim otliy. HIJTTFR Fljrin creamery. 2a27c: Ohio fncy creamery. 2!llo; fancy cn.it ry roll 14-r( pie: low cr:id and rooking. Tajik- i 'II EKSK Kanry New Yorlc. September make, fnll cream, large lie i a. lie New York flat,. li ilae; fancy Ohio's. Sep temU- make. 9!-tltr: Wisconsin tviss. in tul. l"i-ol:ic: liml.nrger, llall'ic; Ohio m mi. Ug.lic; Swiss, in .quare rJtis - Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, in r,. .a;k.; cold t.ri.Be. r.mttn fori.TRY I--iri;e live chickens. K&70r per pair; live elnckens. t-inall. 4ila..ioc. : spring chickens 4.. (i:vic, hs to siae . drbss.-d t htckens. Ilnljc per rsmnd; live incks. V.VauM per pair -live turkeys. ,tl(k, p,P ,WDni. dre,. lt : live pees, l Ui-ftl 2i per pnu UAMF-ltai. .iu. .trt.:ac per ir; quail. SI 75 Caitm per d.u -n; pheaeaats. $5 .Tiif. ui pe.r !'-1. -qniri.-ls. 3.S7;e per do.en. roii.se. nia.ui pet 1l07.ru; venison, w bole lai:tc adilleii. I7(ilsc " PiTTunpno. Jan 14 CATTLE-Receipt, for Monday. 0 car. on ale; demand -teady: market firm at opening l nt closed ot.lv M-ady Ttniay the reteipU are iKht and prices nnrhi.p We quote -I rin.e.$4 Ki4 75. enod. 4 ,.4 4; c,n1 l.utch ers. irtKtiaj lit - v. ... . p.vniit.1 m; nulla eews and atsCs $1 feeslers. f:i.-a4a HU; " m iHiji-F.. vi.i mi it 4u nu HIHIS-kM... nl 1.l..l f. e .--.. . nunnnt. ationt an rs on sale and market slow, l.nt lo;Uv the , KM, ,n cling a little Utter market firmr and prices steady Wo qm.te tl. following pricea: Prime light and pigs. .ifti4ll. im-il.im, weight,.. Hj3u, ,eavv W -tt 3 Hi , roughs. 1 IHKtXM SI1KK.P AXII.AIKs-SPI,, heavy on Mon aV. StlHrllt -alr-4. j.n tt- 1. . . . . . 4 . iiiHrKi',niiii, iri(Vii tl" ,V7 " ,fr!,,,"" T- - receipt aloiit. Ill r j . a I . . . . '"""i" continue very slow especially ., lamhs. whirl, are still lower' W e quote as follows. Export wethers. (ttjs,,. prim. hh,,.p laanjos,, , u f.li,. fair. 2 2hai:5. common. 1 752 V ..Ives. ti C. 25. heavy and tfc.n calve. Oi nci ATI. Jan 14. .S-Mark'"t and higher at $3 :wr Sto lieceipta. 2.9U. head; ahipmenU. 2iu head . ATTIJ M.-irket steady at $?SO&4 35. He ceipto. ;m hea.l ; shipments. 2il head SHKEP AND LAM bs M.,L.t r... ..s low and easy at f l.gwa.nu. Receipts, low head shipments, none La,nl. quiet and teady at (a 2i4 75. New York. Jan 14. WHEAT Spot market dull ; No. 2 red 67 fflfisc. No. 1 hard. 4c. KN Spot market firm; No 2 Hoc. OATS 8pot market dull ; No. 2.' 24c. CATTLE Euroean cables quote American leers at .,10Sc per pound, dressed weight refrigerator beef at ffVr.si.4c SHKJ.P AND LAMBS Market for aheen ?Z? --a.JS. LamU. easier at $4 liM 5 tt 1 for ordinary to prime; choica and extra, tj I-'1, 5 i. HoS-Market lO&loo lower ttHWdlU- REBELS GAIN DAILY" Nearly All of Cuba In Their Possession. SPAIN'S UEVF.XUE CUT S3 PER CENT lororcfntr Levy Tr hate Right and Left, I oder the Very Noses of the Spauisli Cotuinandera Ha ve a 4iovernnient i-a tablUbed Iu Good Shape. Havana. .Tan. 15. The insurrection 1.4 increasing iu importance every day. Practically the whole interior ot' the island, from east to west, with the ex ception of the large towus. is in posses sion of the insurgents, who have burned everything' combustible and have levied tribute right and left, under the very noses of tbe Spanish commanders, and cutting down the revenue of the Spau ieh government from Cuban resources about bO per ceat. according to the in surgents' estimates Under these con ditious it is not astonishing that some change in the commander-hip of the Spanish forces is expected daily Eveu the most intimate friends of Ceneral Campos do uot claim that he has beeu half success, ul in his operations. The insur ,ents are not acting hastily in any way. They have plenty of timo lefore them, aud intend to make tbe most of it. They have a central gov ernment established at. llermosa in tn province of Pnei to lrmciie, their forct are organized in excelkut military style; they have regular army work shops, hospitals, iu addition to the field hospitals; depots of provisions, ammu nition, etc. Their cava'ny is vastly sn-' erior, both in number aud quality, to that of the Spaniards. The weak point of the Cuban army is Its artillery They have only a few guns of the rid fashioned tyi and a few modern rapid-fire guns, but they hoo shortly to lie able to make a very much belter showing m artillery, as they exiiect supplies of rapid fno guu Indeed, friends of the insurgents here asset t that quite a iintnhet of rapid-tiro guns recently came iuto the jxisses-ion of (ieneral (io.nc, and th-y were land ttd not very ar fiom Havana at that Victim or a llratal Auault. Pottsvim.e, Pa., Jan. lo. Michael Cortanski has been lodged in jail 1ht to await the result of injuries which ht is charged with having inflicted on bit boardiug mistress, Mrs. Mary Cockish. Cortanski would not pay his boaid, and in a tit of rage, it is said, ho kicked and beat the woman in a terrible manner, dislocating her shoulder aud admiuis tered probably fatul injuries. (ieneral Charles A. Heck man Iread. Philadelphia. Jan. 15. Prigadiei General Charles A. Heckman. a veter an of the Mexican war and the Rebel lion, has died at his homo iu Herman town. He was ;$ years old. He took part iu all the battles in (ieueral Scott s campaign, from Vera Cruz to the Citj of Mexico. He had a brilliant record iu the late war. College Athletics Arranged. Philadelphia. Jan. I". The Vniver sity of Pennsylvania Athletic aocia tion has announced that renu?.vlvauia. Harvard. Cornell aud Columbia have agreed to enter t he eight-oared race at Poughkeepsie, and that a schedule of baseball games has beeu arranged le tween Pennsylvania, Harvard aud Cor nell. An Absconding Itrnker Canglit. Philadelphia. Jan. 13. Benjamin Johuson. the resident agent of the New York firm of Kendall A: Whit lock. Stock Kxchauge brokers, who suddenly left this ity Tuesday, Jan. 7, after the discovery of a shortage ol about fl-r.OUo in his accounts, has beeu arrested in Tampa. Fla. New Pennsylvania Vice President. Philadelphia. Jan. 13. The board of directors of the Pennsylvania com pany has created the ofliee of fourth vice president. Joseph Wood, geueial manager, was elected to the new office, and L. F. Loree of Cleveland was se lected to fill the position of general manager. Admitted a Colored Student. Carlisle. Pa.. Jan. 13. Rev. C. Henmsley, a colored preacher of Dol aware, has been admitted as a student to the preparatory department of Dick inson college. He is the second colored man ever admitted to Dickinson college iu the li:t years of its history. The Asphysiater m Fngitive. Chicago, Jan. 15. The name of the man who asphyxiated his wife, five children and himself is. it appears, not Peter Houtraard. but Jens Hansen. The murderer seems to have been a fugitive from justice, having swindled creditors out of !r,0NH) and fled to America from Denmark. Abandoned Racing at Rochester, N V. Rx hester. N Y., Jan 15. At the annual meeting of the directors of the Rochester Driving Park association it was decided that no more racing meet: should be In Id at the driving park as long as tbe present racing laws are in fotce. Mexican Officials Removed. Citt of Mexk-o. Jan. 15. A trreat sensation has been cansed hereby the mmmaty removal from ofliee of Post master iei Jtal (iochicoa and Post master Mouiiel of thiscity. The cause la not known. Prominent Lady Ituroed to Ieath. Philadelphia. Jan. 15. Mrs. Edith Cox, widow of the late Abraham R. Cox, the wealthy paper dealer, has been so badly burned by the explosion of an alcohol lamp, which she was till ing that she died a few hours later. A Philadelphia, I allure.. Philadelphia, Jan. 15 Charles W. Landell. manufacturer of glazed kid and morocco leather at 144 North Fifth street, has failed. Liabilities exceed fluO.OOQ; assets, 1125.000. Sunday Ilasehall Won. Chicaoo, Jan. 15 The jury in tbe case of Walker Wilmot vs. the city of Chicago has handed in a verdict of not guilty, thus clearing the Chicago Base ball club, arrested last summer for play ing baseball ou Suuday. A Stove Warehouse Itnrned. Bi-ffai-o. Jan. 15 The large ware house of S. S. Jewett & j.. sto-e manufacturers, at the corner of Missis sippi and Perry streets, has beeu totally destroyed by fire. Loss about $-'50.0OO; insured. Kreltenstein Voiug on the Stage. St Louis. Jan. 15. Theodore Breit enstein. the celebrated pitcher of tha St. Louis Browns, has signed a contract with Al Spink to act as starter in "The Derby Wmner." A liig Lumber Failure. Chicago. Jan. 15. The Ketchem Lnmber company, one of the largest concerns in the lumber district, has failed. Assets over foOO.000; liabilities $.'00,000. F. X. FEES' Shaving Parlor, Mam Stat, jfear Post Office aThe nnderslirne.1 ilulm n i . r .w llo that be baa opened a sbavtnir par or on Mam street mwrih. ..... m t . . r, ;: - -' r'wmiw wuere uaroerioa- 15 DrDch"' "HI be carried on In the uimo. nun imuir near anc clean Yoor patrooaga solicited. f. X. FES. LADIES! Are you reckless enough lo venture If . -n" two cents in stamps to the Hark lUu&tmj t O 62S and 5;) Washington Stc-et. New tiV. to one of their heautif n i lust rated :.RdlCk' Hooks." It is a novel, unique, and tuten a? ini5 work to every person of refinement. On receipt of ten u-nts in stamps they wfl' send postiiaid a fuU act of tin ir fatuous liouae hold gama Verba. Forten reutvtliey will also send a book contaiiiine complete words of "The Mikado," and uiu-lc ,4 ite most itilur eoljgs, uigetis r Willi I. nrxuiiii-it cliromn cards. aUINEPTUS! A very pleasing. Iisnii!. - i-lrrj-rrl.M-d aromatli coinpniind for liuisiii-' the tns'te t.t quinine ana other bilt'-r dnnrs. eit.i. r solid or fluid I'rire. ti "ent per Pint lUittle. Piest riUd hy IlKHisatnh-ol physiciKiis in Kurimc noil America. Kornmla t Sjiupauiee every b-.ittle. For Sale by lruygieta. Manulacturvd by The Academic Pharmaceutic Co., I.OIM a kw vonii. 532-536 WASHINGTON ST, NEW YORK CIT ELIXIR. An eletrant Kmrlish plmnnai. 5c preparaUor for bilious, malarial and blood ti tides ; the re suit of over tw enty live J ears of urntst cnuiM ii acientilic res-art-li. Approval by Ibe hirbest tnedioal autbnrities lu use in the btwpiialH in every in of Kurte Kseoially belptiU to bulieti. cbiitlren and -o-pie of Kedeiitary haliils. Entirely veKeUble ; t?ee from harmful drugs. Jn Handsome Packages, Price 50 Cts. Prepared solely by lie yoyhl liitfTiiiiteutid Co. LONDON AND NEW YORK, rheniLsts by appointment to Her Majesty the Vuven and to tile. Ioyal Famil) . NEW YORK BRANCH : 130, 132, 134 Charlton St ROYAL PILLS. Same medicinal properties as Rot al Euxib, In boxes, 30 pills to box, for 25 centa. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUCCISTS. REMEHBERTIOIG FOUR! Vinegar Bitters CORDIAL. dU8 6 Or. Vinegar Bitters POWDERS, So doses, 60e. Vinegar Bitters, new style. J p,t't 1 .00 Vinegar Bitters, old style, bitter tacte. $1.00 The World's Great Blood Purifier and Life Giving Principle. Only Temperance Bitters Known. The rat uft h of a Ontary the Leading Family Mediciac ef the Werla. K9Bat t B. H. McDonald Dmg Co., Proprieton, SAN FRANCISCO inb NEW YORK. Constipation Demands prompt treatment. The re sults of neglect may be serious. Avoid all harsh and drastic purgatives, th tendency of which Is to weaken tha bowels. The best remedy Is AVer's Pills. Being purely vegetable, their action is prompt and their effect always beneficial. They are an admirable Liver and After-dinner pill, and every where endorsed by the profession. " Ayer's Tills are highly and univer sally spoken of by the people about here. I make daily use of them in my practice." Dr. I. E. Fowler, Bridge port, Conn. " I can recommend Ayer'a Pills above all others, having loug proved their value as a cathartic for myself and family." J. T. lless, Leitbsville, Pa. For several years Ayer's Pills have been used in my family. We find them an Effective Remedy for constipation and indigestion, and are never without them in the bouse." Moses Greuier, Lowell, Mass. "I have used Ayer'a Pills, for liver troubles and indigestion, during many years, and have always found them prompt and etlicient in their action." L. N. Smith, Utica, N. Y. " I suffered from constipation which assumed such an olislinate form that I feared it would cause a stoppage of the bowels. Two Inixea of Ayer's Pills ef fected a complete cure." 1. Burke, fcaco. Me. ' I have used Ayer's Pills for the past thirty years and consider them an in valuable family medicine. I know of no lietter remedy for liver troubles, and have always found them a prompt cure for riy!iNisiu." James Quinn, SO Middle st., llarlford. Conn. " Having lieen troubled with costive ness, which seems inevitable with per sons of sedentary habits, 1 have tried Ajer's Pills, hoping for relief. I am El ad to say that they have served me etter than any oilier medicine. X arrive at tins couclusion only after faithful trial of their merits." Samuel T. Jones, Oak St., Boston. Mass. Ayer's Pills, rKKr-ABED BT Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lowell. Mur Bold by nil Uealera la M edlctae. f HE ACCIDENTS OF LIFE Write to T. S. QuiHCXV, Draw a 156, Chicago, Secre " tary of the Sm Accident Com f ah v, for information regarding Accident Insur ance. Mention this paper. By so doing yon can save membership fee. Has paid over SdOO.OOO.OO for accidental injuries. Be your own Agent. NO MEDICAI, EXAMINATION REQUIRED oetll..flin Cassidy's Shaving Parlor Ideated near the corner ot (Centre and Stmili Jtrcett. Sriavinic. Hair Cutting and tMtampoo inKuone In the neaten and best m.oner. A share ol jonr patron aire solicited. KOBEKT CASS1DY. JOHN F. STRATTON'S mm cm ,M Celebrated Russian Got Violin Strings The Finest in the World. Every String Warranted. Draltr, Send for CaUlogue. 11, 813. 815. 817 E. NCW VORK. th St. Tar T V W -V eft You helpctl us to double Now for Fall ;.nd Winter. we: Men's l'.laek and lV-avt-r OventKits, Siiiirlr aid Ionl.le- I'.r-.Ltei . .... - J-4 7 1 AU-Wi!-ii Kt-r vy Ovennttts, rLtck and T.ltie, Italian liniiur, .... - fs.lKi and f'.i.im Mt'n's (iray I'nimi Suits, - - - - Men's I'.lai k tin-vi.d StiitM, all-w.il. - $-YM M-n".s l'.liit- Clifv ot Sui s. all-w..l - - -V" MniV all-wiatl 2"Joz. r.la k Cheviot Suit, tUc tm-aUt Suit i:i tin f.'iinty for tlie intMiey rtjrnlar i-rur ev-ryulierf, fill. mi our prut. AU-Wtail t lay Wors'tii Suits, Sai ks nI Frocks, fs.l to JKMki Fren. li r.Uu-k Wtirstexls. all wo .Ien, - trti to im CliiMren's Suiis, - 7-"a-. to ;.tiii Yotitlw" Suits, OUR GEKTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is full up in all the newest and latest goods and you can get them at prices you ran alTord to pay. Ever at Your Service, ilMlULIL THE CLOTHIER, LILLY. PA. Vour Face Will ba wreathed with a most encasing smile, after you Invest In a liteSewiBglacle CPUIPPEO WITH ITS HEW PINCH TENSION, TENSION INDICATOR AMD AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASER, The most complete and useful devices ever added to any sewing machine. The "WHITE is Durably and Handsomely Built, Of Fine Finish and Perfect Adjustment, Sews ALL Sewable Articles, And will serve and please you np to the full limit of your expectations. Active Dealers Wanted in unoccu pied territory. Liberal terms. Address, WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO., CLEVELAND. O. dec!3 15 6m A Cold in the Head The quickest way to get rid of it the simplest and surest no bother, no trouble is with Salva-cea (tiabi-iuu). It cures Catarrh. It cures all inflammation. 1 1 cures Flltt, Skin Disssses, Sort Throat, Burns, Toothache, YSround:, Earacht, Sore Muscles, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Two sizes, 25 and 50 rents. At druggists, or Ly nul EaAXDBBTH Co., 174 Caxal t., jr. V. Tin ctll V& THE KEELEY CURE .rrTCiaX bonn trt,l"'!iriw men who. having kt? " find tnr,4 alcoholism taMened taira re.,uintitr a clear braiu. A four w.-Jka course of treatment at the PtTTSBURO KEELEY INSTTTUTE, Xo. tM Fifth Avenne, jwtorw to them all their powers, mental and Physical, destroys the attnAriual a.Ste, restore, them to the condition ther w"rTinT- tl ".T" U"" if2 tTM here.Md aroone them some of your own neighbors, to m.we rn refer wi,h -onti l.-nce aa t.rtl.e TiT!? i .1 .fe,y f"'1 'ni'''enrjr of tbe KeWev fnre. The fullest and most w-art hine iuveMund.Ki is Uon 45011 liuiU;t giving full uiionn. rnir 2.04. cream rimCATARRH Vtrmmem tint jillmifM vti mW I nf m Mt. ion . IfnwLm th Amy. Xeafsrea the Aeataea mf Tnmte tl Will Cure COLD 'N HEAD A particle la spplled Into earn Doatrel and is aa-reeahle. rrlre U) rents at Drug g lnt or be mal I t-lY HKOTHtKS, M Warren Street. Nt'l ora. aor.lujHJy m fmm mm ftm m m mm mmf ' t : i : : - : If I : : - . : - ; l I . It . i It I : -it it I : It - I ; l . ; - It . I l.f . I - t I i - . It - . ; It : ill - I . .If - . It . : It . . - It . . It I . . I . ; t : a ; ill - t . : - t i - . : Ii - : :t -1 . It . . lt -1 . I I . our business for Spring '05. We are ready and what have :;..Vi t Jlii.iKi Ii .-I t EN,! JOB : : PRINTING. ! THE FKKKMAS Printing Office Is the place to get your JOB PRINTING Promptly and satisfactorily executed. wt will niret the prices of alll honntaDltj couipetion. We don't do any but first-clans wotk aud watit a livioar pnw for it. Willi Fast Presses and Kew Type We arts prepared lo turn out J-.b Print. o etfery diirriptioo in the FINEST STYLE and at the verv Lowest Gash Prices. Nntnibit out tbe best material ! uti ai d our work rp-aks for itself. We are pre pared to print on the sbortes. noii.-e PoTERJ, PROGBAMME?, Husisess Cakhx Tags. Hii.i. Heap. Monthly Statements Envelop., 1-AEELS. I IRCCLARS. WedDiSGAND Vimtisg Cards Checks. Note. Drafts. Receipt. Bond Wokk. Letter and Note Heads, and Hop and Party Invitations Etc. We can print anything from tbe nil?t in-l neatest Visiting Card to the lanrt Poster on short notice and t the most Reasonable Rates. The Cambria Freeman EBENSBURG. TEXXW. rivriTe - va t TD rP awa. a, n a-( '"tt Wl M n Ik Oaj DESICM DAT r mtk j ttr inf.TrmatIo ani fr Haatjratfe unt- t- Ml N i liROaDWaT, Nrw y.kr. t-vrr? (nunt taken out y u i t-nucht l-ar f.-rn Uie pulUic bj & DotMv given five of cii&rve iu cue cf rienfific American Lareeot elnulatl"tt of anr -lntifl- papr In t world. ii-nlillr illutrausl. N lut.-lhri t. ; man hiU ! without it. We-klv. -3.MI rear; $l.5i six months. A-Mrea. aU'N'V to., ln.wijT.Ht as 31 iiruadway. York Cur. Careat. and Trade-Mark obtained, and all ent hnf"ines ronnrted for Moderate Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office, id we can emre (.Blent in le9 time than tbe remote from Wahmirton. Send rrKHi.'l. draw in? or photo-, with d-T':-j'm. We adrie. if patertahie or Dot. frr f charue. tur fee not due till patent i eean-.S. A Pamphlet. "Uow to Obtain Patents." :'a nam of actual clients ia Tonr!tte, comity, u town, eent free. Addrea.' C.A.SNOW&Ca Opoesita Patent Office. Wachinotoa. 0- C PI X KOLA : CKKAM : 15ALSAM Ir excellent tor all throat lnnammation anJ ir arthma. (nuu4 tivee will Intar t oerive benetH rr m Its axe. a. U yui- y Dates toe u - . enders exert'-r- tton esy. nfn-ir- nature in retrn.tf wasted tltnuf ' There t a lante r eentire l thwe U(K-e their ca-e Lu te coumtr-i't! -a who are nly nJf tne I rum a clir.n C j tow nrarriiKiito cuukU. olten aitraratel ' ' rtarrh For catarrh um h I ' r . mix. Hith remetlie are ilewaii'.uiiM. Orettn tia u. aie. per bottle: Pineola rolram, ai iruim-i lu quantities ul 1 io will deliver vn rweift at antunn. tL,Y KKI n H tKS, M Warren St. New Yor. DOT 10 W!j. PERSONS TO TRAVEL WANTED. Several faithful pent!e men and ladies to travel for etUliIir-lieJ bouse. Salary, $7S0.00 and Expenses. . Position jiernianent if suited: alo ia i crease. State reference aud encle ) CM.lf.a.l.lMuoa.1 cfantrwt nr. .-t... TllK SATI0XAL, 3IG-317-31S Omaha VuilJini. CUICAUO. nul 6m. JOHN F. STRATTON'S laaartw aai waakaala tmlm la i MUSICAL. MERCHANDISE. Violins, Gnrtars. Banios, accordeaaa. HanaaaJ. cat, Ac, all kinds el Strlaat, ct&. ale. 611. 813. BIS. t17 Kast Jfth St.. New York. Scientific American iii LUktaataf 1 f 1 t irn
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