Three
Bills Under Debate In
the House.
W. A. STONE SOUNDS A WARNING.
Hie l-rmprrt of ICrtnrninc rmaperltjr
mil Jlish Wape Will Increase Immi
gration to Startling Proportion Cor
11m Wants the Canadians liar ml.
Wastttsoton, May 20 Th honse
has eiitert?l upon a debate of the
immigration bills. roporteit from the
immigration committee. Conprt ssinan
W. A. Stone (Pa.) awl Cnnprrssman
Traoewell (Ind.) arcned for a restrictive
measure; Congressman Corliss (Mich )
for his bill designed to put an end to
Canadian competition with American
lalx.r and Coiifrressman Moro. (Mass.)
and Coii.Tcssmaii Kartholdt (Mo.) for
the education test bill.
Mr. l'.artholdt artruerl that there wa
no question so much talli.fl of and so
little undcrstxd as the ,iroll'm of ini-uiitn-atum.
There was. he thoupht. too
much passion and projudice in the de
mand from certain quarters in favor of
the exclusion of foreigners. liool im
migration, he urged, was desirable. His
bill was a moderate measure for the ex
elusion of illiterates. An educational
test, he pointed out. would not mate
rially affect immigration from tircat
Britain. (Jet-many and other countries
of Northern Europe.
Mr. V. A. Stone of Pennsylvania,
the author of the Stone bill, explained
its provisions and advocated its passage
The country, he argued, had long suf
fered from unreasonabl immigration
The immigration for the last ten yeai
had succeeded the natural increase.
Mr. Bartholdt challenged this state
ment, contending the natural increase
was 1,0)O.OO0 a year, while immigration
had averaged only atont 250.(11)0 a year
Representative Stone said that during
the hard times of the psist three years
immigration had fallen off. but with
the prospect of returning prosperitv
and high wages it wonld increase to
startling proportions. He did not op
pose immigration as long as we could
assimilate the foreigners, but they were
coming too fast. In places in his own
state there were localities where the
English language was not spoken and
where English newspapers were not
read. Our laws were neither under
Ftood nor respected. His bill would
transfer the inspection system from om
ports to the ports from which the inimi
grants sailed. He had read two letters,
one from Congressman Hitr. chairman
of the foreign" affairs committee, and
one from Charles Emory Smith, form
erly minister to Russia, testifying U.
the feasihility of his bill.
Mr. Corliss (Rep., Mich.), submitted
an argument in favor of his bill for the
exclusion of foreigners who crossed on
frontiers each year to compete with
American labor. He read the testimony
of inspection agents and others nlong
the Canadian border as to tb evil
effects of the annual influx of Cuiixdmi.
birds of passage.
THE AMALGAMATED CONVENTION.
Iron and Stoel Worker ot the Country
Guthrrril at Oetrolt.
Detroit, May 20. One hundred and
seventy-five delegates were present
when the annual convention of the
Amalgamated Association of Irou and
Steel Workers of America was rafted to
order. President Garland of Pittsburg
Dresided.
Today the reports of officers are being
read and tomorrow the wage commit
tee will make its report, which will be
the principal subject of dsscussion
thereafter.
The delegates preseut directly repre
sent 50.000 workers, but nOO.000 em
ployes of the iron trades are actually
governed bv the decisions of this bdy.
Forty-five lodges have been enrolled
during the past year, and the represen
tation this year is the largest siuce the
Homestead troubles.
IVnif r llankrn In.lietwl.
Dkwf.u. May 20. The federal grand
jury, now in session, has found several
indictments against lank officials ant
others, accused of having conspired ti
defraud depositors John J. Keith
matin, president, and John J. Reith
manu. Jr.. vice president, Charles M
Clinton, cashier, and Charles Knnze
miller, assistant cashier of the German
National bank and O L Miller Of Chi
cago are among them
fitj Colng North Again.
St. Johns. N". F..May 20 The Arctic
explorer. Lieutenant Robert Peary, is
going north again this summer, and
steamer is now being arranged here foi
that purpose. The object of the expedi
tion is lclieved to be to secure for th
Philadelphia Academy of Science th
40 ton meteorite near Cape York, whicl
Lieutenant Peary discovered last year
A Mao Who Klrk.4 on a Kin.
Wiihita. Kan, May 20 Mrs. M.
Ashcraft. a widow has been arrested on
a warrant sworn out by T. A. Fawcett,
a tailor, who charges that she threw
kiss at- him while he. was with his wife
with malicious intent. Mrs. Ashcraft
says the kisa was meant for Mrs
Fawtctt.
Army and ay I'oloa.
"Washinotov. May 20. The second
day's convention of the National corps,
regular army and navy union, was
principally taken up in listening to ad
dresses by congressmen. The speakers
included Senator Squire of Washington
Representatives Russell of Connecticut
and Watson of Ohio
Boor llonlri Out of Klltplnf vr. .nl
Salrm, Mass . May 20. A notice has
been posti-d in Naumkeag cotton mill
No. 5. announcing that on after June I
the mill will be shut down for an in
definite period. Four hundred spinners
and weavers will b thrown out of
employment.
Admitted Ilia Hanging Waa Joac
Mi-rphysboro. Ills , May 20 John
D. Jones, who stamped to death in a fit
of brutal rage. Mrs. Mendenhall. at the
Anna (Ills.) fair lost fall, has been
hanged hero. He admitted the. right
eousness of his conviction and ptofessed
repentance.
Cleared of F.intrevalemt.t.-
Diux. May 20. David Bteen. form
erly superintendent of the fruit and
vegetable market in this city, has been
acquitted of the charge of emliezxle
ment. upon which he was extradited
from New York.
Couldn't RottWi tha Stria.
Milwai;rfe. May 20 The. committee:
of citizens to endeavor to bring about
an adjustment of the street railway In
law difficulty has dissolved No selth
rnent ctiuld be reached
A Cntthroat Minlnr.
R Fravcisoo, May 2). J
K
Blan-
her. the ex-Hungarian army oftioot
who is snspr-cted of cutting the throat of
Mrs. Iiingfi!ldt. an aged woman, is atill
huioriK the missing.
.itC tt bv Piltahuraera.
TtstaiiOsa. Ala.. May 20. Messrn
Nicola. Hastings and Gil pa of Pittsburg
have just completed the purchase in this
county of 3O.000 acres of valuable tin
Li land
tXei la a fbaritahla laf itotlao.
Nrw York. May 20 Jam A Ash
ford, who is said to have boeri a colonel
in the Confederate armv. haie died at
the lluflsoo street honsc of telinf.
I.ynrhlNK Unauu.
NfwOruaxs, May 20 James Dnm
ln. colored, haa hmn lynched In St
Bernard parish. He attempted to oat
joy wiuie laay.
Intend to Kelense SI.
i'rlsoiMT.
Moscow. May 20. Tho Duke and
Duchess of Connaught, representing
Queen Victoria at the coronation cere
monies, and the Grand Duke and Grand
Dnchess of Hesse, Prince and Princess
Louis of Battenberg, the hereditary
Grand Duke of Baden, the crown
prince of Denmark, and Prince Suda
naru of Jauan. have arrived, also Ad
miral Selfridge. of the United Sfas
bavy and tirty.
A Berlin special says : The B. rlmpf r
Tageblatt claims that ihe fwr's mani
festo will give amnesties, partial or
complete, to Russian prisoner in Si-l-cria
The peasantry n. . ort.tir. iron rtistrins
will t? extns-d tiom Htrears of .town
dui s
Even thr. .lews will nol l.o foieottci.
and ill starred Hebrew agru niliiisil olo
nie at Ekat-eriiia-slav will also - -
cised trom air-ars
A London special says : The ltome
correspondeiit of The Chronicle hear
that the Vatican has received inlotma
tion that the c.ar will rui..i'" all C:illo
lie prii-sts who have ln-en imptlsom d
-.nt to Sileri:l for blench of the pnl.lii.
worshii. laws, ami thai he ,rr.miM-K
to grant gradually a huge. u.e:isir
religions lil--rtv to all hi sulij. Is
! or
in
f inding the Catholics
TILLMAN HAS THE DE L fc ( A T S
The South Carolina HmwMMw '''"
tiota In Coln.l.. Twl:i,r.
Cot l MPlA. S C. May 20 -The. state
Democratic convention is in session to
day Of the :t20 di-legales tlieie are not
more than 15 who favor the single gold
standard, so thr convention is sine to
adopt the strongest kiiul of dtwlara
tion in favor ot in-e suver.
Senator Tillman has dcclarco Ins in
tention of leading the Soolh t-atolina
ilelegallO" in a lxtlf. ftom the Chicago
convention if its platform should not
contain a flat-footed declaiation foi ftee
silver and its nominees slmulil not lie
such men as he thinks will carry out
pledgi-s for silver Scnatoi Irby. tin
state Democratic chairman, is optrfwfd
to this tmlicy A majority of tin- mem
Ix-rs of the convention adhere to Till
man as against Irby. but. thn convention
will vote down resolutions instructing
either foi or against a lll- l illm.ni
will head the delegation of IS to tin
Chicago convention
THE NEBRASKA CYCLONE
Still So Autl.enlir New From
nee Henertatioii.
Falls City. Neb., May 20. All effort
to ascertain the extent ot the cyclone
damage in the Pawnee reservation have
been unavailing. The rejiort ot 4ii
killed and many injured cannot lie veri
fied The rcpoit is said to have been
brought from the interior of the reser
yation by a courier.
News travels slowly on the reserva
tion under favorblo circumstances, ami
with all forms of communication ren
dered difficult by reason of high water,
bad roads and wrecked wires, it is ex
ceptionally difficult to verify the pres
ent rumor. Citizens of this county
have held a massmeeting here and ap-
nointed a committee to procure funds
for the cyclone victims of this imme
diate locality.
lO SAVE W ALLINfi AND JAC.KSON
A Woman
Canglil Tivlitf
W il Mtu.
to Ittilrt
Oinctixsati. May !h Mrs Gilo P.rMh
of Newport, who Iihk ! n tnnt' at
tentive to Jackson and Walling b
sending them delicacies, has tn.eit over
heard by oflirers who were, hidden !
Wallingford's saloon, to offer Walling
ford tot) if he would change his test i
mony in the Walliiig case so as to mak
it appear that it was some other than
Friday night when Pearl P.ryan was at
his saloon with Walling and .lark son
Sheriff Plummer recogniziM th- woman
and took her to Newport.
She had previously gone to Allen
Jackson and made him a similar offer
and he had arranged to meet her at
Wallingford's and then notified th
police.
MAV OfcCt ARE FOR filLVER.
Rat South Tlakota
Ciolcl Sleli
Ife-ntttrrat. Wilt -.!.
Siorx Fall. S D . May 20 JCcports
indicate that the state Democratic on
vention. wr-ich is meeting today it
Alierdcot. will iht lare for free .silvet
The delegalions of 15 .-on titles hm- in
Ktritcted fot Kilvo. CI counties itrf. nniii
xttiicleil but &:iil to favor tho whttt
metal, and 9 are instructed foi gld
The lenders will maLe a strong effort to
prevent instructions of any kind ot an
declaration whatever, but it i doubtful
if this plan will win
Fot national delegates, J M Wood'
of Rapid Cily and Ciolonel W R Steel.
of Dcadwood have no opiiositioii and
will lie le-ted, although they are ret-og
nizert as gold standard men
Iho l'i.
Sl1 Mo. Wtttt.
. May 2H ive
Ottawa, Ills. May 20 rive nun
dred men stood in the town eaun f
the ltawa Democracy and for :H1 mm
Utes. sought to howl one another down
They were the adherent of Attorney
General Moloney, representing Ihe Alt.
golil free silver wing of the Democracy
and the gold standard administration
Democrats, friends of Controller Kckcle
Thn silver men won TIip gold rift.
then left A silver delegation wa
named to th county convention
Itatwiphlr lt.,.rl l Cot. r 1 1 1 t
Conpoko. N H . May 20 The Item
ocratic state convention, to elfct iet
gates at-large to the Chicago conven
tion. assembled in this city. Unlay Tha
platform will deviate for a gold stand
ard. but it is expected that no c.-m.li
date will le endorsed The delegate
at latgi- will probably le John W San
lorn of Wakefield, diaries A Sinclao
of Portsmouth. Alia 11 W Sullfiwa
of Franklin and Irving W Dteu- el
I mi in aster
Thrft.nHl tiv l-'tr-t Fir..,
I'ORTSMOmi. N II . May 211. Forest
fires in this vicinity continue to "spiead
in spite, of the cfToltt of miiiis of resi
dents to check the piogiess of I In
flames An extensive liaif. ot wmmI
land has already Irt-fTii buiin-d and the
tire h:is threatened the southern Mil
skirtN of the city
Klllmt a IttMlritltlei, Nicl,lnr.
Jackson. Ky., May 2o l'ress Firad
ley of Knoll comity came. home, drunk
and finding his wife absent, attending
Duff Watkins a sick neighlntt. went to
the honse and shot tho sick man dead
in the presence of his daughtei and
Bradley's wife Prndley made his
escape.
Tha Reform l.aflfr' Sonlrtirfn
Pretoria. Transvaal. May 20. The
executive council ha decided that the
punishment of Colonel Francis Rhodes.
Lionel Phillips. George Farrat ami
John Hays Hammond, the lenders of
thtt re. formers who wer. sentenced to
a eat 1 1. shall lie. I A years' impriinment
PITH Ol- THE NEWS
The Cnthollc Knights anrt l.ndlcw
A nu rlrji are In seitKitiii .-it Memnhiw
of
Mnritx Prenl.. itget I l!i, hut, Ui-n aslecr.
Bt Helh Israel hospital. New York for -'4
days
At Parkersvllle. Ind , Wallet. Wagner
rnl Ids wife's throat, and killed himself
1 heir tVyear-nlil child witnesil the dor l
Lightning struck the Capitol hi Va-h
lr.gton causing a tnic in if.,. i,OIM
Kjtm Ifaketl through Ihe roof into Ihe
senate
Sixteen thousand aorea ot ground on
Capa Cfd and Capa Ann were t.tirnetl
ovr by for. t fires. LtnigfiUow's boiiw
at ahant v as destroyed.
After a legal battle extending over 8o
years Hetty tireen of New York won os
seasion of Chic& property worth ..iinii,
Ul by decision of Uif supreiuu coiut of
"'"fli
These the New M. E. Bishops
Elected at Cleveland.
DR. HOMER EATON l I1F.-I I.Ft TE1.
fl et Anotlir Iton '' ,,-"
Itnnk rmirrrii ,b"ii ' N. m -i-U A
.- la li-.lfc llw ' Ktet
iion Siri-I Staff-
Ci FVFUMi, May 2l Th deadlock
- . . . . T- ... 1 ..f.i.. t'll lif.li.
in the. Methi'Mllst. iiim'0kii -
ten nee over the election ot
tWIt lilsliOf
has Im-cii broken hy the
Charles C McCalrf- of
Dt Earl Craie-lon ot
r h-ctioi. of Dt -New
York ana
Cincinnati It
!. :irir.iirent whet
the delegates as-
(M-molt-fl II1UI i 1 1 y --.
loting anil weie determined to bring
matters to an issue.. The l)l was set
rolling by Rev C I, Stafford of Iowa,
who ii.ovt-ri that the election of bishop-,
he. nidi finitely postpnud This pro.
cipitalcd a lively discussion and thr.
motion was defeat d Then Ir A. B
Itcoiiard of Cincinnati moved that in
future Ic.llots the name of no candidate.
I- announced who received less than
ten votes That, motion carried and it
smashed the deadlock. From the first
the. onfeieiico had Ihh-Ii voting for two
aiididates on ouch .ballot ; I hat. is. each
delegate had two voles Oi. each ballot
On every ballot from I to 2O0 votes
weir, scattered among a score oi more
of candidates who had no chance, of
election As soon as it was decided
that candidates must receive more than
ten votes to le counted tho delegates
saw that the time to do something had
arrived , A combination was quickly
formed On the fourteenth ballot I)r
McOalie's vote jumped to 2x from l!H
what he had received on the ballot
taken last night, and Dr. Cranston's
from 2-l." to 2l I. That, indicated clearly
who the leaders were.and on the fifteenth
ballot Dr. McCalio's vote rose to :141. or
ejht more than were needed to elect,
while Dr. Cranston polled :I2S. or eight
less than were needed. The. n.-xt bal
lot pave the victory to Dr. Cranston,
and the west and east had lioth elected
their candidates
P.ihop Walden, shaking of the re
suit, said it was an Ohio day. lioth of
the bishops elected are natives-of the
Ruclceye state, and 6 of the Pi bishops
now on the Ixiard were horn in Ohio
They ate Stephen M. Morrill, John M.
Wafden. Isaac. W. Joyce, diaries O
McCalie. Karl Cranston and James M
Thobnrn P.ishop Foster, who was re
tired, is also an Ohio man
Nominations for agents for the. West
ern Rook concern at Cincinnati were
milled for. In both cases two were, to
lie elected. Reforo the vote was taken
the result of the first ballot for New
York atrent. was received ' Dr. Homer
Katon was overwhelmingly ro-elccti-d,
and after takiivg the first, vole on the
Cincinnati concern and the second on
New York the balloting stopped Both
votes will le announced later
Some of the. delegates are working to
have the staff of the church extension
4K-iety decreased This cropped out at
s mcctiiii! of the committee on chnrch
extension. The commit tc rex-om
mended that a work on state and iia
tional law. as it applies to the holding
of chnichcs. le included in the. course
of readinu of theological students It
was voted that where a church asks aid
in building and accepts it. the building
must, i on form with plans approved by
Die. church extension lioard
Th ie was a hot. discussion before, the
committee, on missions on the proposi
tir.iith.it. persons may specify the. pur
noM-H for which special gifts to Die
I.iik Ii shall le used P.ishop Thobnrn
is ect t'dingly anxion that this le
done A few davs ago he said that if
Itettei snpiiort was not given the mi
-ion work in India, one. out of every six
missionaries there would lie compelled
to return home. He said that while
that miht not lie the result, a coiitiun
mice of present conditions might pre
vent his returning to India Tliechang'
p?riosed nu t with the oppfisition f Di
Mi t'abt? and Dr Leonard The mattei
was held over
I he. liook committee recommended
mlisidie amounting to if IS.2KO per yeat
fot Mfveial Of the church papers.
A. Koad Sll flrlca.
OixrisNrri. May 20. The Cincinnati
Tnnne.l railway has leen sold under
foreclosure to Ira W. Bellows for t-"0,-
inmi Bellows is representing Brice's
new line to Chicago, via theCinciniiati,
Jackson and Mackinaw and the Balti
more, and Ohio. The completion of this
tnnnel will eive the new hue an excel
lent entrance to this city.
STATE HAPPENINGS.
OJovcrnor Hastings will dine the su
preme court Monday night.
I he forest hres eontinne to rage in
Center and Clearfield counties
"The Pennsylvania State Medical
eiety is in session at llarrisburg.
SO-
llie. Ijorman i;at hour Cfingress is
holding interesting sessions in l'ltts-
burg
The condition of ex-Senator William
Wallace of Pennsylvania is uuchunged
in Iew ork.
The shortage of ex-City Attorney
Moreland of Pittsburg, it has developed.
esceefls t-IOO.000.
Dr. Arthur Sohuliert, chemist, at Wat
son's pajier mills, Krie. was found dead
in ImhJ. Heart disease is the supposed
cause.
Mrs. Dr. J. M. Shields of Johnstown
committed suicide by swallowing a dfise
of poison ramily difficulties is the
alleged cause.
iiwing to a difference with somo
nieiiiliers. Rev. II. B. Emsworth, rf-txir
of Christ Kpiscopal chnrch at Browns
ville, has tendered his resignation.
There are nine candidates for tho
Democratic nomination for comity com
missioner in De.htwaro county, and
other districts yet. to hear from.
The dead liody of a man supposed to
be William Tensman of Beaver Falls
was found alongside the Bako Erie
tracks, near Ellwtiod Junction.
Samuel Daniels, colored, 612 Bay
street. Philadelphia, was probably
fatally stahted, it is charged, by "Vel
low" Barney. Barney escaped.
Steve Shirley. John Walford and
Murphy Heiple, 6upjiOsed to lie three
memners ox me waiters gang. wrere
ai rested and are in jail at ljigonierT
Charles Ablott of McKees Rocks was
jolted off a Pittsburg and Itake Erie en
gine at t leaver rails, and his arm was
so badly crashed that amputation will
te in-e.essary.
The state, military commission has re
ported adversely on tho application of
the Gray Invincibles of Philadelphia,
wno nesiro to add three companies in
order to organize, a battalion.
The terms by which the Pennsylvania
Heat. Light and Power comnanv will
absorb t he Electric, Trust, were agreed
upon ltctwcon representatives of the
two corporations at Philadelphia.
Eastern capitalists have secured 12.
OOo acres for coke development in Penn
and Plum townships, Allegheny county,
and Upper and Lower Burr ell town
ships. Westmoreland county. They
will invest i.OMi,0oo.
Carl Williams. Paul Jones and Nor
man Jones, former residents of Coates
ville. tanging in age. from IS to 20
years, were arrested in Barren Hills, in
Northern Chester county, where thoy
hud ttt-en living I ho lite, of outlaws of
the dime novel tyjte. Several crimes
ur fcitiihntcd to them.
Mrs Mary Mahr w of South La t robe
has ii.sl completed n onilt of white and
rod shad's which f ruitaiiiH 7.iio sepiirate
pif-s t.f doth Four large star adorn
i lie ontf t t figr s. snuont.d.1 l.y a fancy
U.td.r Five siiools of thread were
r.M.l it. f,i,iiiiitt it and the owner has
rfiis-l Luge .uiii of money fot the
quilt.
of Officer 'Blade
(irand Loige.
Pittsbi rq. May 20. The grand lodge
I. O. O. F. is in session at the Alvin
theater..
The first business of the session was
the reports of the officers, the first being
that of Grand Master Charles Chalfant.
It shows that disjuiisatioiis for new
lodges were issued to four lodges since
the lat. semi-annual session, ono char
ter renewed and 17 Rebekah lodges
have Irf-Mi chartered and instituted
lodges have surrendered their chr-
te.IS
lames B. Nicholson, grand secretary,
in making his report showed that but
!l members wcro enrolled in the vari
ous lodges in Pennsylvania whoso ages
averaged ho years ami over.
The. receipts of the Orand lodge lor
the past official year amounted to 2K.
072 45. Of tho foregoing amount tlo.-
24 ?4 was received since April I. The
summary ot the statistical report, or
RcIm kah lodges shows present nie.mlier-
ship fit brothers and sisters 11,811 The
total amount, of expenses for the yo4ir.
tlfl.-IS7.35; receipts for 195, f'l.W?.?:!
IS nmlierof Rebekah lodges instituted, 24 ;
charter surrendered,' 4 ; Rebekah lodges
making no reports, 0.
Of the snl)ordina.te. lodges tho present
memliership is HMi.0:t3 ; -past grands,
27.S35 Total amount paid for relief
was t-"Wi3,053 77 This report was made
a special order of the day for this mora
ine after roll call
Report, of Grand Treasurer Richard
Miukle to May I shows Imlanco. pi.-
34 52; receipts. t2H.073.43; total. 3i.
072 .!; ; balance. t-S.207.bO.
The Daughters of Rcltekah are in
session at 7 Fourth avenna
MONEY FOB CHARITIES
Thr lltriot f CtOttttl
A pprtM lat tor
pttaf f9.
Bil I'aiM-l th
WASlllxr.TOX, May 20 The eennte
has passed the District of Columbia ap
propriation bill, carrying approximately
t7,".t0,000. A debate on the qoet-tion
of apprtipriations ffr s'ftarian purposes
cropied out on tho paragraph making
appropriations for charities in tin di
trict. On a .vote the. senate snstainf-d
the committee in providing specific ap
propriations for numerous private char
ltable institutions, some of them OT a
sectarian character.
A further provision was adopted for
an investigation into the charity system
of the district with a view to ascertain-
ing what, if any. part of the public ap
propriations are used for church pot-
poses.
WOMAN DELEGATE QUESTION
tl. M. V. ri.frirnr 1. Willn.r
tVill. II at KtniK f'lty.
K sss Crrv. M:y J0 Tho wfmmn
qnostion Ifmk oj the priiieipiil irt of
ltd cession fd the Metbfxllhl I'lfatetAiir
ronferenee.
Thr ifinimittee on eertiheatef. reported
favom.u (lie seating of nil deh-:il ft
who are, enrolled sis nieiiiliers. whiel. of
ffinrs-e. iiif-lnded- tho Wfinien, tho ffun
millee boltliiit; that they were roiistitn
iioiiiillv eli-tetl
Itev .1 T Mnrry of Maryland moved
the word 'eonstitutional" lie omittel
imI .1 H (Dillon of Alexandria. Va..
4. ke acainst the amendment, KiiyinR it
woiilil kill themeatof tho report Kev
I A. Thfirjip of Toronto, O . movffl Ihe
pievions question whieli wax fArrifril
wilhfiut any f.arlirnlar ripfiOKition
Rev Murray thereupon made a r.nn
tic eeh in whiel. be referred to "chc
nle and eiiilo.fi ! olTermp two amend
tt.enii. to the prornsitioii One was to
t.n.i-iifl the eonstilution Koas to set fori It
plain!? that ministerial delegates to lh
Heneral i onf'-renei- lie eithei male oi
femi.le and that lay delegates be ei I het
men or women
The sif-oml thonght to smtnn tb-
onsiitntioii making women eligible .
ehlerK of Ihe ehnreh.
Kev Thomas I:wis of Maryland and
?e v Kncenia St. John of Kansas madf-
.ipeeohes on tho qnestion A motion to
refer the. matter to the judieiarv eoni.
mil lee was finally earriel
The cornerstone of tli6 new Kaiifrar
Oitv nniversity was laid
Itapllat Rllmloc. Snrlrtr Mtlnf
Aspi kv Park. X .1 , May 20 The
sessions of the Women b lloinn Liaptist
Mission society were continued in the
First Itaptist ehnreh at this place Mrs.
I N. t'ronse. tbu prsident of iIih
society, presided Amonp the snbjocts
disf-nsseil was: "Homo Missions
Stale and City Missions," ami 'lnc.Jl
Charities and Genera Benevolence "
An hmiwror't ltrolh IW.m.1
VlKNVa. May 20. Archdnke Charles
Loni-t of Austria, oldest brot her of Em-iM-ror
Francis Joteph. i dead l the aae
of 54 years
THE MARKETS
-lli.M Kn. Mat
WhF.AT-no. 1 rf1. TsaTta; No rxi u
f?lr.: .rnu wln-jit. "itaTIo
ItHJN-Nt. 2 yellf. .. B4!J(a-ftoi Nr.
t.-li.-.. M'ja'c. hlu'l. mitwt klmllxt Kif
'4V.-: ifitYwi .-nr. ;cii
i i fv.- . w n.t4. &'Aa. zayyr. . pto a to. m
'ftAeV'. .! N a whit. KVo; litfl-t
II A V -No I Mmnlht HM.1tl1ia. N ln.
!. ia SX(JlHi; nltMl eloMr. tl imU THi.
1m ailill viiaua. N 1 f..rilt.g trlrlM.
tii ixaii n ecj t. tiauiiia2uu r tin.-
Vancr MHiiiiHt. !fVa!7n. l.nA eAnntr.toll
lli(l I ."r. Iwir grri and MKikllie, VfttMo
Cllf.r.sr.-Viirj N- Votk. fnll etaam
U.e- jn,. nvink": Nw Vra nC. (rlaoxiibv
(i.n) fllnnj uraU'n. Wlw niiii, Si.lu.ln InU
l-kaU'io. Hmlore-r. Intiin. Ohm Swnw. I
ol.. I Imc lj. Swim. I., winar V. i rw-h l:-al4r
M.f.s. strlftly frn.li I'm.bhy Ivitnu anrt
tlili. ... rw. !;((tH.. Krr.t,dH Hrcl
-l'ITI.TI;V-lrc '' ohl ke..k lOTalSr. r..
pan . rlinki.ft .miill Wanm. prina
rl..t'kfci.H Mc.;fKi: itarl rhKknia IAii:
tM- .'.n..l. Iivk rlt.oka ata"k u .i.
rl.
Ilk
(, ...l.l rto-.).fl. Mdio lt LCUO. II
riTTSra Ma i
1 II.K Kiwlpt. Ilclit. Mnnrla. .Mf. .narla
ot. !.: tnarkolwn4t artivt. at an uIvki.m
lural.w -r l.nmlrerl oa all crartnai im
"il.t li;ht. mnrkt tmnr a vtirl.Mr,n
pr.roa We -won I ft onnl trtce OJl..e
t-rimn n:nai': k.mkI S4.2n.a4i.
hot.lwra . IK0. 15: . otinh t:.t ttlluaHTS
hulls. .tCV mil rwk. tl Ivifita Nl. r.r- at.m
and H.riticeri. SIS Illii4ll Ul
MOHS-Iirn-lpl. iu lair Mnnnw. !
rlontl.r.rk lf.:.rla n nfl nntk.t mlfd a.nw
lrt lnpln Itch, den.ai.rl nt.it lj.it W
wniri qimU priniv lli;lt m. Satak rW.
.nt-dii.n wtli;ht9. :i I.Vt.l .ill. nf.n.n.b..
ecolis. ti III j i m
r-IIKIH- ANIJ L.A BIHf St.inlr ar. Mn..rt.
wa :t luM.lfa: market 'Twi l..w. al if.imrl .ti
l i .t nciit.; n-.arkt-t hlkailr W gnnU
nn.e. a.t .nnta i; bmm. t:t ttt&n so, Ian. ;f ia
h ai. .fin-mot. S2Mttt-J75. rniia, i UH&Xiti:
Un.t. iVinO af ill; .rln la.t.l 5 Uiaft fo
weai naivna 4 untfi a. !, ai.it tl.it, .,...
Otj.ci ah Mat n
it. a tunnel weak ai.ri t .ia.
m.i Krroii.w, SJOO head ahi n.et.W .HV
fcfkfl
1'ATTL.F. Market etendt a 12 Mi
oei.tk. heia.l; oliipnnts. :HO h.-ad
fi.
r-nrr-f I AMBS - ILihi.1 ateadt
at iia.;aHMi IteeeipO.. M bead : bli.mnla
w loan Ijii.iJ. Market tead al v3
CM la. kpriiig t-l uk.5 wi
Nsta YoRt
WHF-AT-Pitot Market tinner , No
Mat IB
td ',9c
No I hard. 7tl(
TRN Sped, market dull: No 3. &Stn
OATS Spor market easy fot whit
and
steady tot mixed; No 2.
CATTLE No trading European cable
o,r...t AiiM-ricau wters at t;4Utfv per pound
dressed weight: rcf rivorator tn-el at 6o)7c per
pound
SHEEP ANT LAMBS-Market tor abrwp
ctoaed quiet and weak: yearlings and Ian. ba
tirm. Sheep, poor to prime. 12 5u3 fi; yar
linsa. cmrnon to cboico. ti.atXs5.atl; a.ratbera
lainba. tu
BCHiS-llarkt dull at t3.S)AS.Wb
SUCCESSFUL
His Rooms are Crowded.
Everybody Satisfied.
Dr. McClellan,
Celebrated Specialist.
Formerly in charge of the Elec
trical and Medical Department of
the Hale Sanatitian.'ilot Springs,
Ark., will be at the
MOUHTA'J HOtPE,
EBENSBURG, PENNA,
ON
Tuesday, June 2, 1800.
DR. Jlri 'I.F.I. I. K has len connected with
Ihe t ireiit h- iiials lu Ihe rou " tr . anl hiu n
sutKirlor in tllHiriio-iluic nd t re-itrbie dtpeaes mnd
lelii-uml. He will vl e t6u lor any rae that
lie cannot tell inn ilieaxe ami where located in
hie minute He will return to Kliensbune
crerr lour weekx iurlnx the eolu-nic year.
Treitf all curnbie Me.llcil and Sumicil IH
uri. Aruie a nd ('hn nic L'alarth. lneaen of
he Kye tar, No. Throat ami l.nnv. l S ei
la. K-iiebt'a IINraxe. l)ltel.. K dnpr. IJvcr.
Kladder. i'hronic Keinale and Sexual Iliueadet.
Epilepsy and Fits Cured.
A Homll v ;aar tnt"e lo
Yoqci ffl e and Mls-Aiei Men
SnfferinK iron. Spertnaforrhea and linfotency aa
the refult ol tell-abuye in vouth or ex ess in wa
re rears, and other c-t.i e l.rrMlue ntr Burnt ol
ihe tell wina- etlert : Ku. IsiunK. blotrher. de
lillliy. nrr. ou uei. .i.mnm-s. Punlui-i.in ol lde8.
aversion to ...ciely. ! li.?lve memnry and rexual
rih.fin Ion , wnlcn m-iliathe victim lor liu.ine-i.
or ma il tt , are .eroi..Deuilr cured hr Heuiedier
i.ot lnj-irlou.
Blood and Skin Diseases.
Syi hillia and c rn ll.-at'on, a rore thr.mt.
1 .1 nine out ol the hair. (aiu In trie louo.. erui-
tionr. etc . are iw-rl ril eradicate.! willu ut
mercury or other li juriuuff druus.
toni-.orrhe.-t li'eet, Mr cture. am! all I rinurr
anil Kidney r.utles are 5(eeilily cured ty irea -ment
tha- nevrr lail.1. He un.lertaka no in-
rurahle c te, out cures tlinm.ii d eirea np to
die. Kemeinlier the da'e and co aie eariy . at) hi
rooms are always croadnl wnerever he aio.
STATE HOAKD OP MKIMCAt. KX A M I K KKS. i
Ili rKALo. N. Y .. Nov. ai. 1SM1.
From what 1 know l Ir. I. A. MC'lellan. 1
am certain that be I eiulneollr n-jalitled
i.h)irlnn and rperlalit tn tie.it all hirauol
rhrouir l ieaei", anl that nls fuccckk hacie -n
marked n. t.mijr has he had great exriencc,
hut he la alHo a thor.Uhrli and conscientious
practitioner and deserves ills rupees'.
Im H I Kikx.
i'resldenl State Una id ol Menlcal Kxaiumers.
IXtNIMAIIUXN IKKIl
t'Orresnondence - Solicited - and - Confidential
aiii:khs
3p-- McClellnn,
Iake trie lnttrmarr. ITS lbiiuawa street.
aih orrif-K.
6-J? Main stieot. Hnllalo.
New York.
cures
cures
Pilts. Skin Dissas.s,
Sort Throat, Burns,
Toothacho, Wounds,
Earacho, Sore Muscles,
Keuralgla, Rhoumatism.
Two sizes, 25 and 50 cents.
At druggists, or by maiL
Tll CHAKDUTM Co., 3J4 Camai. St., N. T.
act IT 95
FHE ICEELEY CURE
la a. special boon to tmsiness men who, hnvim--lntl.Hl
unrniisciou.-ily into the drink halot am'
awaken to find the disea-e.ralcorio!ism fastened
un m thi-in, remleriiit: tlnnu linlit i nnuiu.'e af
:airs rvouinnif a t-luar Lruia. A four wcclu
course of trtntment at the
prrrsBt.'Ra keeley institute.
No. 4JIT. Firth Avenue,
-ostorea to thorn all their powrrs, mental and
i.livsieal. dttn.ya the nlnnrnutl atipctite anil
vslor.". ihein to tho condition thev were in lav
:on; they indulge I in stimulants. This has la-en
lone 11 more llian linn) eases treateil here ami
ra.n llu-iii mmie of y.mr own neihlMint. to
hi we enn rvrer wiiii conildenee as to the
ule snfi-ly and eflieienev of the Keeler Oire
1 viCei .
.- . "im mini wiiri u-inr invesliL'iitiiiii m
ccuii lor iauiiiUU-t Kivuis fuU iulonua-
tug. 3 04
CREAM RAI mCATARRH
ftfcjwt'fcerf.
CfMtMara Uim
Jinmal fammtiyra,
Jtllnjt fnin mfd
MHinntmation,
Urn I the Sonn.
I'rolrrt the
Membrame Voita
jtddUiaal IWii.
Mtrmtore the
HfMMrm of rWffe
tut HnttM.
It Will Cure COLD " HEAD
A particle I applied Into eaeb nosuel ana I
airreeahle. Price &0 rents at Druiciclsts frby mail
fcLY KKOTHEKS, 6 Warreo Street. New York.
Boe.10JH.ly
r
pays to adrertiee. Try tba Facaaiaa.
: A Cold in theead i
The quickest way to
! get rid of it the simplest ;!
I; and surest no bother, no
I trouble is with
Salva-cea
' , (TSAOa-kUtBK).
It cures Catarrh. It
all inflammation. It )
jw y
Will be wreathed with a most engae'nS
mile, after yo-j Invest In a
liiBnuWiii
eouiefo with its hew
PINCH TENSION,
TENSION INDICATOR
AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASER,
The most complete and useful devices
added to any sewing macluue.
The AVIIITE Is
Durably and Handsomely Built,
Of Fine Finish and Perfect Adjustment,
Sews ALL Sewable Articles,
And will serve and please you up to the full
limit of your expectations.
Active Dealers WanteIj in unoccu
pied territory. Liberal terras. Address,
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
CLEVELAND. O.
FurMiy . tf'.SH I K B.t VOII. Carrolliof.
decl3 U5.6m
UICK'S
Sweet Peas
Mixed Varieties ZSZfg
. .'J'lie Only
Bride of Niagara,
TItT IE TO NAME
Packet 25c.
Half packet 15c.
DOUBLE
SWEET PEA
TT
CRIMSON
Wonderful
RAMBLER ROSE
Only 15 cents.
These Floral Novelties are descriled in
. The rieneer Seed Catalogue? V ick S
FLORAL
C.uMe for 1896, which contains lithographs of the
trouble Sweet Pea. Roses, t uchsias, Mlackbemes,
kasIerrics, New Leader Tomato, Vegetables.
Filled m-ith good things.
old and new. Full list of
TKIED AID IKUK
Flowers, Vegetables, Small
Fruits, etc., with descrip
NOVELTIES ...
Faehalaa, Koaea.
Pearl 0 mo ball J
Blackberry.
tion and pnees. Mailed on
receipt of 10 cents, which
Lea4r Tomato,
mav be deluded from first
etc
order redly fkee or free with an order for any
of the above. In the fioral world it is the only safe
GUIDE
Rochester, N. Y.
JAMES VICKS SONS
'POTATOES'
. are profitable if rightly growrt.
S20
Phosohate'
nuiin itiom trow an tuoy
, should erow; makes Corn, f
Wheat anil otner crops
prow letter t ruin any i.t-
Uiizer Known.
new fru-e usu
YORK
' CHEH1ICAL WORKS, .
IUKl,r-A.
FOR ARTISTIC
JOB PRINTING
TRY THE FREEMAN.
lisfflLsimiit)
hM enoTd a conrtfint patronnee for otft
wity TTO It is wnJ-rfu.ij ettMckfom In il
Muuf ul diAttmcatw. ntrh mm
mi mrrk, l ihM-li-.
and othrr ailmrattv where pain In an attol
ant. Try it. At I-nie rtort-n, or hw mail oa
receipt tf name, addrnw azul ctclbl
WINKELMANN & BROWN DRUG CO..
Haltla.r, Mi.f I, ft. A-
oeUT.96lj.
Caveata. and Trade-Marks obtained, and all la
ent business rourncted for Moderate F;.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
and we ran secure patent in less time than tboM
remote from Wanhincton.
Send model, drawing or photo with deacrlp
M'm. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
rhanre. Our fee not due till patent I secured.
A Pamphlet. -How to Obtain Patents," with
namt-s of actual elicits in your State, county,
town, rent free. Address,
C.A.SlMOW&rCO.
Dpoosita Patent Office. Wash in at oa. D- C-
KQ REDUCED
w I nun 1 '. I.. - I'-
provT-n ei-iM-rnl h.-altli 1.11.1 l.-amili-s .-n:.l.".i.i. I'll,
iictaim an. I .iin iatii,- inu..rM- It. 'I n.4airtU run.
PATIENTS TREATED CY MAIL
cmlidi-ullaMr. Kur parirciilars midresa. with stain,.
Df? QWnnD 'tirr'.1lU.rnil !. ILL.
Lk, Oil I LSLlV arsui tnataMa t.lkk lilt
octas ta.iy
CUGG1ES at h Price
Ton ltuuri . . tz wf"nttlH'
4 l-am T. Surrey
V nci. -IJ. aihl
17 ut-ll A 1.
s. tCiMul Waron, iA ei..iiH-tiu-a.
m ,1 l It.vdfart ..sM lluj ,1 fac-
rtnmry liai mw a i no mnaoaiara
la nuinrjr " .7i Muldrctaaa'a
I.STraui " 1.' fi iiillL
Munraa Saddle, $1 biu'c'. Free,
a- h nrccr . t -
mem
M U l"T mn'it'i 1.1 a i.ann- rO
l.-s trva(iniii tif iiruc- w -jf
llrlnc rhvJcian f -jo n an,- i-i:.-i-,.. jkj' v
Ni.ti.-wl i-itrHtr...r.-ir-.il..n frs.m i.uiiM-w. f
Si. raarvl!.!;. tvritikM. ,r haminm 1 . I f I
5
t Ui U Lawrenoe at-, Cincinnati, O.
Of
urn is space seioi!m
qjIOlllBCE. JBjafiBy, K'Sl.
Oliver Gave to the
tiik oli vki: ( im.LKD ri.ow wokks
u:;;i. atkd tim: ( iiii.li:h plow inm-sti.-y.
It is
the Largest Plow
GENUINE OLIVER CHILLED PL(K
uu Ecpairs Arc te Btst cn the Fece of !Lc g::':;. j
I1?""TIipv St.ili'l tir-t :iml rr.-in i-t for fxci-licin-.-. iinr;i' :; l v :i' ! - '
ware of imitation. Tie naim- 1 U.1 VKU ison all wvarinir (mi'-
.
I (LViOryii. JT-i.! v " r,,"-i- " - - -
Vi V'--t--;--'f'-a imivt mii-ha'fu i .... ;t; t
.h.&Z Jr t JUffjf ;'riiiir I....:). !,. ' '
' B j. " wur.i-;. a ni;tn -,
riiif iii-oii t h i .;it 1 i i-.. :
more than with a rotiiiin.il tloat sprms ukuIi harrow. 1:. im-ii.- . . - ;
tct-lli by Ihe use of th.' lever and ra.li.-ts. Tlie x-at can r.-'n a- "'
ltl l.r.lFS. WAfiONS,
j IIAKNKS-i AMI
AT C. A. SHA
You will fiml the most complete assortment of Spring Cv'-
Hats, Shirts, Underwear and Shoes in the county ;tt our -
You will find Men's All-Wool Suits as low as so. Dtttor
from $G 50 to $1S. Boys
from $4 to $15. Child's Suits,
-i ' and 5o all well-made, neatly trimmed an ! j--fittinjr.
All the new shapes in Spring Hats and a Fine T.ii.e of G
Furnishings of every description. Also the best li-v.rtffiv-i
Northern Cambria of Men's,
Shoes from $1 to $3.50 the
If you desire well-made and
will more than pay you to buy
C.A. Sharbaugh,
CARR0LLT0WN, PA.
BEHIND THE CURTAINS j
We have a full line of TRUSSES and SUPPO
of every description. A rupture is of su. h '
portance that we keep in .stock all sizes au 1 r. ;
TRUSSES. .J
We solicit correspondence and can Jul cr,;' t
mail.
F. X. FEES
Shaving Parlor
Ham Street, Near Pest Office
t)Tbe undersleoed dexire tr Infnrtn the po
lie that he haff t.ne.l a priavlntr tar or on
Main street, near tbe ikmiI office where harber'en
In mil Ita branehes will le earned on Id the
fat a re. KverrthlnK neat aol clean.
Your pa.troo.iuro olittod.
F. X Fr'KS
JOHN F. STRATTON'S
CrrrhrjtcJ
Band Instruments
DRUMS. FIFES.
Piccolos and Band Supplies.
Send foe JOHN F. STRATTON,
Catalogue. 811, 81 3, 8IS, 817 E. 9tK St.. N.Y.
GANGER
ana t nmnn OTtFT - m tkiiK
kKk live. Ir auT4-;v A te-ra
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Wflllie MiU
Factory in the Wu-
Tin:
HENCH Sl DROMGOLL:;
blrst l!i!j.r-..i! I;!-' r; K t
T TT'nOnTTi'.rrITVr.,i TTnTiTr -TVf
N. B. SWANK,:
jicctu;. main .v v.v.i-yi '!.;:
Suits to fit bjys aL'e 1 1 to 1' ?:
are 4 to 14 years, at 1, N
Boys', Ladies', Mi?se' an l Chu
sT i-C "r1-' '
r 7 ;
RBAUGHS
pair all new goods and laut
neat-fitting Clothing an l
from
Y
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Off.
Ua
COPTRlCHia. (
For- iTif.vrmatl.-'n an ! tf ' ' Nr ,j
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r-r Tit ' , . .-iii. -
lrtrost rTnln""Tl of sr -.or..t.
..uiMMii' i.'.i-ir.i:'- -man
houl.l l- uri..ut
rir: $lj".i n..niis. A ! -."
JOHN F.
"CTPATTO"
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