1
CAUCUS MAY BE HELD.
Differences of Opinion on Tariff
Require It.
WILL BE AGAINST D1XGLEY BILL.
(rutor Chandler Thinks the Coming
(oafrru Should Make Provision For a
Short Time- I-oan Senator Itosvcb. Will
Kot I tor Ik Tariff Leg-inlet ion.
Washisotox. Nov. 25. There is such
a diversity of opinion among Republi
can senators in the city as to the course
to be pursued at the next session with
reference to the tariff that it is consid
erttd quite probable a caucus will be
held very early in the session to decide
upon a line of action. Senator Sher
man is still understcjod to hold to the
opinion that the Dingley bill should and
could be passed at the approachiiitr sos
Bion. while other Republican senators
disagree with him, some as to the wis
dom of the measure and others as to the
possibility of getting it through. It is
believed that a line of action can be
agreed upon in a party conference,
which will be satisfactory to all and
which, when it is once decided upon,
will render unnecessary such useless ag
itation. The indications now arc that
the derision of the caucus when held,
will be against taking up the Diugley
bill.
Senator Chandler said that he thought
congress should make provision for a
short time loan at the coming session.
"1 believe," he said, "wc can author
ize a short time loan, limited to 00.
000.000 or ilOO,0O.Oo. Provision may
be made for such a loan to be iiai.l off
within a few years. If we have not
the money it has to be borrowed and it
is offensive to every oue to have the
government to resort to the roundabout
and evasive methods adopted by Mr.
Cleveland in the loans he has nego
tiated. Authority should bo given at
once for short time loans, so that the
government may be gotten out when it
finds itself in a hole."
"Would you make any provision for
the redemption and retirement of the
green backs?" asked the reporter.
"No, 1 am not in favor of the retire
ment of the greenbacks at this time.
At present the banks need them in
their reserves. If they did not have
them they would have to hold their re
serves in gold.
"The thing to do now is to provide
means for getting money until we can
put revenue legislation into effect.
There will have to lie an extra sessiou
of the Fifty-fifth congress, in my judg
ment, and we shall then enact both
revenue aud financial legislation. I do
not see how we can accomplish any
thing as to either of these questions at
the coming session."
The senator expressed the opinion
that the next session would he a quiet
one. "The Republicans are not dis
posed to crow," he said, "and I see no
opening for a rumpus, except between
the silver Democrats and the gold Dem
cx-rats."
He expressed the opinion that the sil
ver Republicans would be admitted to
the Republican caucus if t hoy wanted
to go in. "We shall not exclude any
senator who wants to come in." he said
"Speaking for myself, as a Demo
crat." said Senator Roach of North
Dakota, "I would not interpose any
factious objection to such tariff legisla
tion as the Republican majority might
desire to undertake. They say thai
prosperity is to follow Republican so
premacy and I am willing to let them
have a trial and if it is successful to
give them credit for it. I do not know
what general policy the Democrats in
the senate may decide upon in this re
gard. but those with whom I have
talked have not expressed any in ten
tion "of opposing the program of the
majority.
SENATOR HOAR'S PLAIN TALK.
Ho Tells RihIimm Men They Moat lie
gain the Confidence of the Went.
Boston. Nov. 2.1. For the first, time
in the history of the Republican party
in Massachusetts, a thoroughly Repub
lican organization, the Homo Market
club, bound to the canse of protection,
cheoerod Grover Cleveland, when his
name was mentioned in a speech by
General Alger. The banquet of the
club at Mechanics' hall was one of the
largest in its history. Nearly l.OOO
members, representing the industries of
nearly every city and town in the state.
gathered almnt the tables aud when the
feast was over listened, with 1.000 more
in the galleries, to speeches by some of
the generals who toured the country in
the interests of the gold standard, and
by Senator Hoar and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Wolcott.
- President W. A. Ptott of Lowell
opened the proceedings by reading
letter from Wesident-elect McKinley.
Senator Hoar, in his speech, said that
the business men of New England must
study the situation. Further along he
aid :
"Cannot they by the weight of their
integrity regain the confidence of the
west? It is not strange that when the
people of the west see the accumula
tion of wealth by gambling in the stock
market, that they should try to imitate
it-in a smaller way. It is not strange,
when they read the history of railroad
construction in the west, that they
should endeavor to repudiate their
debts. I call upon the business men of
New England to hold strictly to honest,
business principles and regain the con
fidence of the people of the south and
west."
Speeches were made by Generals
Alger. Howard, and Stewart of Penn
sylvania and Corporal Tanner.
THE REFORMS INAUGURATED.
French Minister of Foreign Affairs Ex
plains Matters In Turkey.
Paris. Nov. 25. At a cabinet meet
ing the minister of foreign affairs. Min
ister Hanoteux. has explained the situa
tion in Turkey.
He said that the reforms effecting the
Turks as well as the Christians were
beginning to be executed in the prov
inces and especially the reconstruction
of the mixed municipal councils and
the amount of local taxation.
THE FLAG BURNING INCIDENT.
Spain rteeltlee to Ignore Delaware Sol
diers Action.
Washington, Nov. 25. The Spanish
flag burning in Delaware may be re
garded as a closed incident. The Span
ish oflicials in this country have n?t
taken any notice of it. The matter has
not been officially reported to the Span
ish government and the Spanish govern
ment has not taken the matter up.
The Spanish minister will not pre
sent the matter to the state department.
It is regarded as the foolish exhibition
of men who had dined too heavily.
Granted Amnesty to Kebela.
Washington. Nov. 25. The state de
partment is informed that the president
of Nicaragua has granted amnesty to
over oOO persons implicated in the revo
lot ion of last February and the conspir
acy of Sept. 8 last. The members of the
rebel government and the principal gen
erals of the defeated forces are not in
cluded in the pardon.
A Pastor Accepts a Call.
Saw Francisco. Nov. 25. Rev. J.
Cnmmings Smith, pastor of the Trinity
Presbyterian church, has accepted a call
to the Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
Indianapolis. -
sealed Orders For the J ante.
Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 25. Two
of Maceo 's lieutenants have passed
through here with sealed order foe the
Junta in New York.
What will bushnell dot
the Sherman-Hanna Ifcral Interferes
Willi Hi Ambition.
Cleveland, Nov. 25. Concerning
the positions which Senator Sherman
aud M. A. Hauna will fill under the
forthcoming national administration,
which was referred to in these dis
patches yesterday, a gentleman, who w
as much in the confidence of McKinley
and Hauna as anyone, said to yourTcp
resentative :
"It is desirid that Senator Sherman
resign and accept the M-crctaryship of
state, and that Mr. Hanna go in his
place to the senate. There are ol
stacles to this plan. Senator Sherman
is an old man and may not wish to rt:
linquish a place in which he is entirely
contented to accept the great responsi
bilities and hard . -.k of the secretary
ship of state. Again. Governor linsh
nell would have to appoint his succes
sor, and everyone knows that it is his
ambition to be elected by the next Ohio
legislature, a year from now, to sit in
the senate. Yet if he does not want to
appoint Hanna, what can he do? Ho
can't appoint himself. Foraker is al
ready there and Grosvenor is an ardent
McKinley man.
"If President-elect McKinley says to
Sherman that the prtisjicrity of the
country reqnires that his hand le at the
helm in the state department, I don't
think he can refuse. Then if McKin
ley. the Republican president, the Ohio
president, and Sherman, the Ohio sen
ar aud veteran statesman, say to
Bushnell, the Republican governor,
that the services of Hanna in the senate
are necessary to carry out the Repub
lican party's promise of a prosperous
administration, how can he refuse?
This much is sure: Senator Sherman
will not resign until he is assured that
the plan will be carried out."
SALISBURY ACTED WISELY.
A llcrlln Iwr Cuniinentl on the VeM-erni-lan
ct ttem-rit.
Berlin. Nov 25. The Frcnidcnhlatt,
discussing the settlement of the Ven
ezuelan question says:
Lord Salisbury acted cleverly in so
direetmg'his policy that Great Britain
is agaiu friendly with the United
States. His consent to always submit
certaiu disputes of the two Anglo
Saxon nations to arbitration emphasi7.es
this sentiment of kinship. Therein
lies the sagacity of the British action.
Great Britain does not wish to have an
enemy in the United States aud the
price she pays therefor is not great."
May r:H.-.-t Official
Dover. Del., Nov. 25.-
I itl
A question
has been raised here bv counsel for the
Democrats, m the mandamus proceed
ings to coinM'l the Kent county can
vassing board to reconvene and count
the vote of the recent election, upon
which may depend not only the titles
of those at. present holding office, but
also the legality of any act of the state
outside the city of Wilmingtou. elected
since 1891.
Kcv. Ir. Store Honored.
Np.w Yokk, Nov. 25. The celebra
tion of the golden jubilee of Rev Dr.
Richard S Siorrs. which has lasted foi
more than a week, ended with a reccp
tion in honor of the venerable pastor of
the Church of the Pilgrims, held at thf
Brooklyn Academy of Music. He was
given a gold medal.
Santa Fe "e I oiler Ai viiemeiit.
TMeka, Nov. 25. The Atchison. To
peka and Santa Fe receivership case,
after la-ing argued two days, has Ix-on
taken under advisement by Judge C. C.
Foster, .in the United States circuit
court here A decision is promised be
fore Monday next at. the latest, and it
may le received as early as Friday.
Ienie Stork .lobbini? Charge.
Kansas dry. Nov. 25. Henry Woll
man. whose name has been connected
with the Santa Fe receivership, says in
affidavit filed at Topeka that the state
ment that it was part of the allegid
stock jobbing scheme, for him to inter
vene in the United States court as a
landholder, is entirely false.
Two Head Itoriica r'onnd.
Ispi anapoi is. Nov. 25. A newsloy
has discovered the dead liodies of Her
man Meyer and Nora Richardson lying
on the sidewalk in pools of blood in
front, of a vacant house on Bergermyer
avenue. South Side. Myer had evi
dently committed the deed.
Tronhle Helwien (icrmany and France
Paris. Nov. 25. The first serious
frontier incident in a long time oc
curred on Suni:iy at Minister when a
German forest guard shot an alleged
French preacher, inflicting a flesh
wound. The government, is inquiring
into We case
lenio-rt Hold a Meet ins;.
Lexington. Nov. 25. The Demo
erotic state committee met and ap
pointed lawyers tt represent the organi
zatioti at the count for presidential
electors It l likely a contest will le
made,
F.rectfd a Method lot Tablet.
Baltimore. Nov. 25. Baltimore
Methodists have erected a bronze tablet
to mark the site of the lvely line
meeting house, where the Methodist.
Episcopal church was organized at a
tonference held in 1 7H-1.
Keane May lie Cardinal In Rome.
San Jose. Cal.. Nov. 25. Bishop
Keane. former rector of the Cathojic
niversity at Washington, has left this
city for Rome. His friends here think
he will be made perhaps cardinal, with
residence in Rome.
Harrison's House Robhed.
Indianapolis, Nov. 25. Burglars
visited the residence of ex-President
Harrison while the members of the fam
ily were in the lower part of the house.
Mrs. Harrison's gold watch and a small
sum of money was secured.
(iave a Dinner to Flower.
New York, Nov. 25. For the first
time in its history the Democratic club
last night celebrated the election of a
Republican president. A dinner was
given ex-Governor Flower in recogni
tion of his services in the campaign.
A Nov-l M t hod of uirl.l
Albany. Nov. 25. Henry W. Weller,
an aged peddler, went to a hotel, hired
a room, placed a tin can over the gas
jet, fastened his trousers around the can
and then buried his face into the other
end of the leg and suffocated.
Dead Girl's lto.lv Identified.
Trenton, Nov. 25. The body of the
girl found Sunday morning in Villa
Park, a suburb of this city, has been
identified as Minnie Hazelbeck of 335
East Eighty-fifth street. New York.
Spaniardo Whipped In Phillippiuea.
London, Nov. 25. A Singaporo dis
patch to The Times says that the. Span
iards have been defeated by the insur
gents in the Philippines with the loss of
200 of theiT men.
Killed at a Cake Walk.
Selma. Ala.. Nov. 25. Alf and Bob
Holly, brothers, have been killed at a
negro cake walk by the Hayes brothers.
Henry and Jack. The caase of the row
Is not stated.
, Fonght a Draw.
New York. Nov. 25. The 20-round
boxing contest between Captain Ijcoii
of this city and Dave Sullivan- resulted
in a draw.
Working; at Reduced Wages.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 25. The men
who struck at the factory of the Vir
ginia and North Carolina Wheel com
pany all returned to work at the re
duced wages.
Wanted In Pittsburg.
Montreal. Nov. 25. Louis Levi, who
after having been convicted in Pitts
burg, escaped to Montreal, has been ar
rested aud remanded for a week.
DOUBT ABOUT WEYLER
Reported That He May Take
ths Field Todaj.-,
the ;em:iums voi:is refute it.
He Intimated That He Might Not, In an
Interview ISelore He Reached Havana.
Said He Conldu't Force the Rebels
Into a 1 1 slit.
Havana, Nov. 25. It is announcod
that Captain General Weyler will prob
ably return today to Pinar del Rio to
resume :m active campaign against m
insurgents under Antonio Maojo.
It is asserted, however, by tome peo
ple that Weyler will return to Spain
soon on ome pretext or other. Officially
this is denied.
On his way back to Havana, at Arte
misa, Weyler gave an interview to 1.1
lau ha's corresioiideiit, whie'.i indicates
that Weyler did not. at that time, in
tend to take the field again, but he may
be forced I wok by public anger here and
in Spain over his failure to crush the
rcin-ls.
In this interview the captain general
was asked for an expression of opinion
as to the course of the campaign, und
he said :
1 am contented with it. We entered
Rubi. hoping to give battle to the com
bined insurgent forces, and you know
the result. They went southward,
much to our regret. Maceo himself
went toward Mocurriyas, Mayari and
Coiojal da Yanigmis. Nevertheless,
our columns, in two divisions, arrived
without firing a single shot, and only
saw a band of almnt 150 insurgents in
the woods near San Luis."
The captain general was then asked
if he knew the whercalmnts of Antonio
Maceo at present. He answered : "His
wherealmuts is not known. The truth
is that the insurgents were not found
in the mountains nor on the plains
Nevertheless they boast that our troops
always fly before them."
SjH'akiiig of his operations since leav
ing Havana, the captain general ex
plained that he had lieen all over the
mountains aud had camped several
nignts in the woods. From other sources
it has lecn stated that he has frequently
been without his regular meals and that
he has slept on the ground in the rain.
The correspondent then asked the
captain general how the Swinish soldiers
had ln-haved and whether they had
shown the right spirit. He said : "The
men are contented and show themselves
courageous at every opportunity for
fighting against any odds. The result is
most, satisfactory, although we have not
yet finished our work. But enough has
been done until the eud of the year. I
am now going back to Havana.'"
"When will you return?' asked the
corresmndent.
The captain general smiled and said :
"I can never say what I shall do. Gen
eral Mnnoz will take charge of the di
vision as soon as his health is re-established
"
In insurgent circles, it is said that
their leaders claim that the return of
the captain general to Havana without
bringing almuf an engagement with
Maceo is equivalent, to a defeat of the
Spanish forces, for the latter have
completely failed to carry out the pro
gram mapcd out by the Spanish com
mander and he has returned here in
every way unsuccessful. It is asserted
that the plan of Antonio Maceo was to
avoid a general engagement with the
Spanish troops, as he feels confident
that the wearisome campaign lieing
conducted by the Cubans must ulti
mately exhaust the Spaniards ami
bring almnt the concession of all ot
nearly all the demands of the insur
gents NO SNAP TRIAL IN CUBA.
C.eneral l.ce Hoea Not Relieve the Cotn
titor Trial Slory.
Washington. Nov. 25. Consul Gen
eral Lee has lieen at the state dcitart
nient again. When asked as to t he re
mrt. that the Competitor prisoners hail
been tried at Mora Castle contrary to a
protest made by him before he left Ha
vana. General Iee said :
"I do not telicve any trial has oc
curred. If it hud the facts would he
speedily reported here by Vice (Vmsul
Springer. There have len some pre
liminary steps toward the trial, and the
deposition of the prisoners wen- taken,
but further than this nothing has been
done so far as I know."
hen General Lee was asked as to
the protest referred to us having Ix-en
made hy hi in he said it probably re
ferred to the representations made by
him Ix-tore the first trial of the Com
IM'titot prisoners, and renewed in the
present instance that the men hcinc
taken on an American ship were en
titled to a civil trial, rather than a trial
by court martial, as provided in the
treaty and protocol lietween the United
States ami Spam. The consul general
referred to an open letter from a Fred
ericksbnrg. Va.. editor lo President
Cleveland, urging the president, to act
on Cuba Coming from a fellow
townsman and a close friend of General
lee some significance tnip.)it att.u li to
it. but General Loo said that he desired
fo have it understood that he knew
nothing almnt the letter and had noth
ing to do with if.
Students Suspended For Hazing.
Easton. Pa., Nov. 25. The Lafayette
college faculty has suspended sopho
mores Hern and Brown for hazing
freshmen three weeks ago. It also
found that there was no hazing in the
Payne whisker-cutting affair, and it
was learned that Payne willingly par-
ucipatea in it.
I'ollre Active on Election Hay.
Philadelphia, Nov. 25. Witnesses
testified before the senate investigating
committee that policemen were active
in the interest of the combine cand date
for sheriff, Ashbridpe. the last election.
(Juhjt Not For Wanamaker.
Washington. Nov. 25. Senator
Quay has declared that he is not for
Wanamaker for United States senator,
STATE HAPPENINGS.
John Bricker was caught by cars in
a mine at juoyer and crushed to death
The rural free delivery of mail in
Westmoreland county, began under the
exrtcrimental plan of the postoffice de
partment.
While at work in the Stineman col
liery at South Fork, near Johnstown.
-i.ii; wi. i j i -,, , .
nuiucimi, u(;wi ,ni, was jtiiieu oy
a lull oi coal.
John S. Chambers of Pleasant Unity
was stopped by a highwayman, but he
knocked him out with one blow and
drove on home.
The Washington tinnlate mill is nn
able to fill its orders and will double its
capacity at once, employing 800 men
wnere inu are now at work.
The new electric road from New Cas
tle to Mahonington has made an ar
rangement by which it will cross the
Pennsylvania railroad tracks at grade.
Mrs. Constance Dresh. living near
Sharon, refused food to two tramps,
when they lieat her insensible, ate what
they wanted and left. She is danger
ously hurt.
Peter Shaffer of Mahonington, an
old stone mason, is frying from the
effects of inhaling stone dust for many
years. He frequently coughs up small
bits of coagulated sand.
A suit for 25,000 damages for the
killing of Chilo Newman, colored, by
the Washington and Waynesbnrg rail
road in IS'.M. is in progress in the
Greene county court.
A charter was granted to tho Kis
kiminetas Valley Telephone company
of Apollo. Armstrong county, capital,
$2,000 Directys. C. W. Bollinger.
Apollo; Ira C. f, wing, Avonmcre, and
W. U Ewuig, , Saltsburg.
TUrke.s for The majofi.
Several Sent to Canton Some of the
Caller.
Canton, O., Nov. 25. Although in
clement weather deprived Major and
Mrs. McKiii-f-yof their customary drive
or other tint door exercise it did not de
ter r f pie from going to tTcir North
Market street home, and many visitors
were greeted with a cordial handshake
and words of welcome. Word received
a mi ounces the "largest turkey raised in
Rhode Island" on the way to Canton
for the president-elect's Thanksgiving
dinner, and a gobbler of litmral propor
tions came by express this morning.
The latter was shipped with the compli
ments of Mrs. N. P. Converse of Pearl.
Kan , and was captive in a much labeled
crate.
John A. liogau ami family of Youngs
town. O., were guests at the McKinley
u .
General John N. Tyner and wife of
1'crn, Intl., were also among the callers
at the McKinley home. General Tyner
connect cil with the nostoffice de
partment under the Grant adminis
tration. Charles L. Kurtz, Republican chair
man of Ohio, was hi tho ciiy several
hours and called oil Major McKinley.
He said his can was purely social in
nature. ...
General Samuel Thomas, the New
Vnrb l--lilu-!iv msip-flllto SLtld el-( fOV-
ernor Merriam of Minnesota have ar
rived here alter having; had a confer
ence at Cleveland with Hoil M A .
Hanna
It has leen definitely decided that
C Inriop'i I tr:t lkorf.tr of lkW Vol k
will net as marshal ut the inauguration
ceremonies.
An impromptu musical was held at
the McKinley homo last evening. The
Boston Ladies Symphony orchestra was
in the city and called at the McKinley
home Mrs McKinley received tho
visitors in her parlors and in company
with tho major, his secretaries, who
were at the house, and the callers who
chanced to be there at the time, heard
a half dozen or more selections
MAY LOSE ONE ELECTOR.
Another Technicality In the Election
Kefnrnit In Virginia
Riciimond.Nov. 25. An elector may
be lost to tho Democrats in Virginia by
the same technicality that caused the
board of canvassers to give Flood, Dcm
ocrat, tho certificate for congress in the
Tenth district. Some of the votes in
tended for Charles M. Wallace. Jr .
were returned without, tho "Jr." and
others for C. M. Wallace, Jr.
Five Republican electors had more
voles returned than Charles M Wal
lace, Jr., but as all five got the same
number, the board has not decided bow
to award the certificate.
DYNAMITE FOR CUBA.
The I'rice of Teo Tons Alced For From
New Orlcana.
St. Lofis. Nov. 25. A local powder
firm, which makes the manufacture and
sale of dynamite a specialty, has ro
ceived n wire message from its agent in
New Orleans asking for prices on dyna
mite. The request was for the price on
ten tons.
The New Orleans agent intimated
that the dynamite was wanted in New
Orleans for shipment to Cuba as quickly
as possible.
THANKED BY M'KINLEV.
He Writea to Woodmanaee l"raltnir the
Work of ICepnblican Clnla,
Clf.vk.lavi, Nov. 25. President-elect
McKinley has sent to I). D. Woodman
see of this city, president, of the Na
tional Republican League, a letter of
acknowledgement in which he says :
"I take occasion to renew to you my
oft expressed sentiments of apprecia
tion of the effective and unselfish work
of the national and various state
leagu."
A I'reacher Mnrdcred and Kohhed.
Bloomington. Ills., Nov. 25. Rev.
James Miller, pastor of Grace M.
E. church of Rlnomington, has been
found murdered and robln-tt in an alley
at Decatur, Ills., where he had started
to visit a son. The revolver with which
the crime had leen committed " was
lying by the dead man's side.
Hay
rd lo IMne With the Jneen.
London,
Nov. 25. Air. Thomas F.
Bayard, the United States ambassador
and Mrs. Bayard, have lieen "com
manded" to visit Widsor Castle on
Thursday next and dine with the queen.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard will alxo sleep at
the castle that night.
La nor K lot
HamM'Kg. Nov.
Near lUmbnrc
a. While the em-
hloyes of Ihiels enamel factory at Lno-
lieck were poing to work a Imdy of strik
ers attacked them. A nnmlier of shots
were fired, several persons were sen
ously wounded and many arrests were
male.
THE
MARKETS.
PfTTsnrno. Nov. C4.
II FAT No I red. flnff.ite; No. 2 red. sxa
Mie. spntiir wheat. ss.rj.V-..
t'OKN-No. - yellow ear. Slfft-'tV; No. :
alielliil. :lU!Cil.V; liluh mixed ftht-lled. .tiftlc.
mixed ear. :hi.:i 1-.
OAT! No I hile. 21151"-"-: No. do. 1
&--; extra .No. . white. 2fcf(,:ii!4o: light
mixed. 3.('-'lr.
HAY No I timothy.' ll.omai.7: No. S.
JitinGilii sti: i -i Mm;. t ."mr,(.7.i(i; No. I focdlm:
limine. S ..-tfKMIl: wagon hay. XI.liai.Vn
mr tiiiiot iiv.
I 111 I.I l l.arco live chickens. .VT,tKir per
pair; live etna ken, small. ttltV'lr: ilrrmnl
".wo- i-r iohiki; live iiurKs. x- mt pair;
tirrwen. i K-tlli-; live turkeys, WixNH: per pound:
ircs.i. tstl ie er pound: live eccae. ,$l.tii&
I ii er pair.
UA M K Pheasants, f .V.Ym per rio7.cn:
on.-ill. $l..iKI.;5 er dozen; rahltits. SlftiV.
per pair: soinrrels, I.V33le; wild turkeys. SIM:
whole deer. i:T,l.V i;r pound.
HUTTEK-KlKln prints. ZtWTtZiUe: do.
creamer. l'4ftiie; Ohio fancy rrcainery. Stffc
i; tnney otinlry roll. 1 .-,(. I c; low grade and
cooKinir, ftx, tor.
mi i.-1 . i - t - . ...
i iir.r..-T.-rjnr? fw inn. run cream
Ukj'cllH-; new III. ios. f nil erenm. Svtsio: te
nmne. '.vtir; Wisconsin Swiss, in tnlw. IIV
'-' nmimrcer, new. uiitr; Ohio Swiss, in
iiioK, uvse: snisa. In Hqnare block . lltlR.
-KlitiS-Slrii tly rresti. Pennsylvania and
Ohio. In r naea. 2ISt-3r: seconds, lu&a; ator
ace, ItV&lSc
PlTTBBCRO. Nov. 24
'ill Id. Kerelpts on Monday llclit; Sn
ears on nle. acainst 131 cars last week
market steady: price nnrhanced from last
wcck closing price. Keeelpts today liiiht
market steady. We quote the following
prices: Prime. f4.4Hft4.tiO: good, f I l.VTc.1.111.
iiuv. (. I : pmMi butcher. H 6ri4i.l.Uli;
iair. .t.-cjt-i.ni: feeders. f.l..T(itft.'I.!NI; hulls,
slaus anil cows. f-'HOitLlll; Ixilouna cows
f.'i.Uiffcf..nt; I rrh cow and sprineers. f-K.Ulii
IIOHS Receipt fair on Monday: market
mien shade higher than the close of lal
week, today's receipt llclit ; market riilinu
very slow on medium and heavy hoc; I it; lit
lorKcrsand Pius stead v. We would n a-
Prime pins, f i ;Vjt3.wi; light Yorkers. $.(.&.'
3.7(1; best mediums. H.WIJI (ii; common lo
rair iorkers. f;i.(Ai ; heavy. H.&a.i:
rotten. 52 sv.ia.u'.
SHEEP AND I.AMHS-Siinnlv Itpht on
Monday, eiclit tars on sale; market slendy.
neccipis loilay rair; market steady. We
wouiii otiote prices as follows: Prime. fci.44i&
.; eoou. s.i.nui.a: fair, f 2 MHt ; rom
mon. f J.imrcr.nii: culls, f l.n;pl .Ml. Lamha-
i-nnire. -t .4164. u: common lo Bond. f t.'&
eai caive. ...:i"it.iiii; heavy and Ihtn
caivea. a.t.m.f oil.
Cincinnati. Nov. Vt.
HOGS Marked steady at f 2 OK.1.411. Hv
ceipls. :s.ti head; shipmcnls.l.iMl head.
CATTLE-Market (lea.ly at f2.Sift4.5i I. Re
ceipls. f. i head: shipments. Mil head
bllr.EI" AND LA (IMS Market steady for
sheep al $2.iif.i,;l.i(i. lirceipl. IMi head; ship
ment. . neaii. L4IIIUS juarket St -ady at
H.nit, 4"
New York. Nov. 24.
WHEAT Spot market stronK: No. I bard.
CORK Spot market dull; No. t, 2945.
OATS Spot market quiet, but firm; No. 2.
CATTLE No trading. European cable
quote American steers at intftlio per pound
dressed weight: sheep at 8asic per pound
dressed weight; refrigerator beef at 1a,"'Ho
per pound.
. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market very quiet
nun Bieany ror sneep. Sheep,
lambs. f4.0u&5.uU
HOUd Market 0nu at S3.7oai.lS,
never wants to learn, but the
4m.
reads that
OLiD Honesty
CHEWING TOBACCO
is the best that Is made, and
at ONCE tries it, and eavea
money and secures more
satisfaction than ever before.
A. VOID imitations. Insist on
having the genuine. If your
dealer hasn't it ask him to
get it for you.
410. FUZER 4 BROS., lonlrillle, Ij
DREXEL'S
IMPROVED EMULSION OF
PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL
WTH CHEMICALLY PURE
HYPOPHOSPHITES OF
LIME AND SODA.
FOR -
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS. feOUCMS,
- COLDS. ASTHMA, SCROFULA,
- SKIN DISEASES. NERVOUS DISEASES,
- DISEASE OF CHILDREN,
- WHOOPiAG COUCH, ANAEMIA,
- r t r n n 1 1 .
- GENERAL DEBILITY, ETO-. ETC
This valuable preparation cares by Its nutiltrvc
and alterative power. It i a true emulsion. no
a lime oap, is easily digested. quicklyassimtlated,
and shows Its wondeHul action on blood, tissue
and nerve by a most marked Improvement from
the first dose.
Dresel's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is especially
terviccatlc tor anaemia, nervousness, for scrofula
and scrofulous swctlincs, tzlandular enlargements
and the wasting diseass -f childhood. For dvs
peptic and nervous conditions, loss of flrh, cfis
tui bed ieep and night swrats. una perfect cure.
Drexel8 Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil " the ver
bet remedy to be had for coughs, cold, bronchitis,
croup, laryngitis, ore ap J bleeding throat, hoarse
ness, tickling in t.iroat. soreness of chest and all
otner irritated, inflamed an. diseased conditioiif
ot the throat, lungs and chest
Large bottles, 50 oenU per bottle. Sold by
druggists generally, or sent to any address on re
ceipt of 50 cents.
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Cc.
BALTIMORE. MD. USA
JOHN PPISTBR.
nr.Ai.EK ix
GIIIER&L MERCHANDISE
Hardware. Qncensware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
VF.ilKTA t' t.T.H IN RAMON,
H A R N KTO
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
CREAM raimCATARRH
Jm quirk fy
abmtrbrti.
dVfiMM the
jiltfTtf i'ttin and
iifiimmaiort,
licit In th Snrem,
Jfemr Vom
Additional 1d.
.fteafowtjt 1hm
SrmJtrm af Tnnte
- and thnell.
It Will Cure COLD 'N HEAD
A Darticle In aortlleJ ttiuj nam umuei
axrreahle. Price 60 -,eit at Druiriitntf or by mail
L.Y HKorHLKS. 66 Warren Street. New York.
noT.10.iH.ly
Potntrwa end all online rmna r!lt
Brw U-ttraiulyiefil lar uioiy. ifvu-t
" con
pp s-iUdJllcll.U
Finest fprtillxpr tnr nil IrlnHa r anil
fMrwt from manufki-turvr to farnipr uo
atnw;. r.peeial rM-n for earltwtl kt
Nw prlfai lixt niailnl frv.
YORK CIIKJIICAL VOUkS ork. Pa.
F ATFO
MrliiB phrrtrlan ai jrrnrn- rin-rlrtia-.
lN.il,a.i rniH.tril-b-iiU..i1 In. in iuMih-. yST
" uwmi iiKinn It- 1 lMuaiHls curwi
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL
eonfldentlally. F.w parik-ularH mUlrrwi. with slairili.
a a m r u i
i m luu it?.
oct'tf.e&.ly
Wanted-An Idea
Protect roar idraii: thor mv v.ih
Who can think
of annie 1inile
thlliir lo rAtint J
t.h,T.T"',y trtng you wealth.
Write J6HN WKDUERBlIKN A CXi
Deya. Waahlnirton. D. f.w their prtia offer
and list ot two buihlrad tnventiona waataxi.
SBA.WI
I el.' Kr-:i lt
iimr-i
iUiivl
Hi
1 J
s;
MRS. ELVIRA HATCH.
HEART DISEASE 20 YEARS.
r. STiUm Mtdifot O.. XOcMart, In.
n. Pi-s: For 20 yjr I wa troubled jHOl
heart dinea. Would frequently hare filinj
pelio and smother.ni? at nlyhu Had w BJt up or
Kot ..ut of brd to breathe. 'Had pain i In oj left
Bide and back most of the time ; at lart I r"
drorr-i. ai. 1 was very nervous and nearly worn
out! lUe Least excitemeat womid cauBemeW
THOUSANDS
with flntterlntr. For the last Ofteen year. I could
not fleep on roy leftside or back until began takn
your Arw ir Cure. I had not taken it very
Ionjr nntil I felt moch better, and 1 ean now aleep
on either Bide or back without the leant discomfort-
1 have uo pain. nmothennR. drojoy. no wind
on utomach or other diarreeable ymptoma. I am
able to do all mr own housework without any
Srouble and consider myw If cured.
Klkhart. Ind.. Mas. Eurrka Hatch.
It is now four yearn since I hare taken any
medicine. Am in twtter health than I have been
n 4 year. 1 honestly l- a a r
lieve that Dr. Milrm" Weut CUKLU
Umrt (W saved my life w " " T"1
and made me a well woman. I am now ei yean
of aire, and am able to do a good day work.
May 29th. 1892. MhS. ELMika lUTCa.
Sold on m P oh i tire Guarantee
Or. IV.iLES' PILLS. 50 Doses 25 Ct.
CARTERS
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
5Vck Tteadache and roliAve all the troubles tncf.
dent to a l lliou. state of the .yatnm. auch aa
Iizzincsa. Nausoa. UrowsiueM, Diatreaa after
eatii!. l'nin in tue HUl. tc Whila Uioirmoat
remarkable auccaaa has been shown in cuilng
FoaAache. yet Carter's Uttle TAvrr PITta ar
equally uluabin in Conatipat ion. curin awl pre
vctiug tlnpennoyicacompUiiiLwhile they ala
correct alt di.orJorsof theatomachatimnlmte the
liver and regujate the bowela. fvcnirthejonly
- 1KIEAB
Acns they would be almoatprineieas to those wh
alf r from Ciiadu-treKHingcompuuut; butforto.
nattily t bei r pnodneaa does notentl htmknd tboaa
whoencetry tbom will had thee little pill, vain
Me In eo many wmya that they will not be wil
lifig to da without them. Bat after ailaick hea4
ACCH1E
Is the bane of so many lives that here Is where
wetnakaotir Rival boast. Our pills core it whola
others do not
Carter- Little Liver Pills are very email and
tery ra.y to take, one or two pills makea doaa.
Tli y j o al rictly vegetable and Uo not eripe or
(mr . but ty their gentle action please all who
isetbem. In viulaat 23 cents : five for tL Bold
y uruists evervwbere. or sent by mail.
JA.1TER MrOICINE CO.. New York.
1 r ill. SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
is stamped in me best ratch
cases made. It is the trade
mark of the Keystone Watch
Ca ;e Company, of Philadelphia,
th oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1500 employees, capacity 2000
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewelers. It makes
the celebrated yas. Doss Filled
Watch Cases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the case the
A WATCH CASE OPENER SENT FREE.
sFmmer FcooIng
'MADE EASY.
inriiTn make Bio waoe:
hui.ii 1 a
SELLIHO TH
ARNOLD COOKEF
NO MEAT. NO BOTHER.
Cooks a Dinner all at on
time Grand for Oil or Ga
Stoves. Liberal Terms. Exck.
s'rve Territory. Let us tell ym
all about iu
W1LMOT CASTLE & CC
306 Elm St.
Rochester. N. V.
THE KEELEY CURE
J?n..1T'"a ,,oon lulncs men who. havinr
dniu-d uuoon-ioiisly iuu the drink habit an."
awaken U) 1111.I tlie disease f alcoltoium faxtetie
up.m tnt ni, remlerinp them uurit to niaiiaiie af
fairs requmnir a clear brain, A four week,
course of treatment at the
PITTSBURO KEELEV INSTITUTE.
No. 42K Fifth Avenue,
rertnrt-i to thera all their powers, mental and
physical, destroys the abnormal appetite, and
restore thera to the condition thev were in be
fore they induljred in stimulants. This has been
done n more than 1V cases treated here and
among tliem some of vour own iieichbors. to
whom tve enn refer with confidence as to the
ir 5,fu," ,a",1 efficiency of the Kecley Cure
The fullest and most wur. hiiur in v-st ifati.-n hi
Mom " Intulct i viug full iuiorma-
ans: 3 M.
WANTED
re. recent ni tn thera e ot ior Choice Namery
Stock. Specialties controlled by as. Hubert
S-lnry or CommiKisinn paid weekly. Steady em
ployment the year round, (lotnt free: eiclualre
territory: expe tence not neceorary: bl pay as
sured worker: sdecial Inducements to beginners
Write at once lor particular to
ALLEN NURSERY CO..
KOCHESTKB. N. Y.
July 31. Hfl 5in.
aOHN F. STRATTON'S
ueieDraiea Knssian unt
Violin trinps
n . f I 1 . .
The Finet in the World.
Every String Warranted.
John F. Sf ration, f""
Send for
Cats.logUtk
811.813.815, 817 E. Pth St.
HI YORK.
moil
FOR SALE.
Irire tract ol nood ararden land In Southeast
ern Klorlila AlltMS WANTEU to Sell ootioa.
Apply quick. ".
FLORIDA GARDEN LAND CO.,
KCCHESTfcKl M. Y.
July 81.K6.am.
LADIES!
re vou -kl-i enmurh ! venture Iff m
two ceoL in Htampx to Uw HnrL- l-ul4t.ih,nq Co
54 and Wsyl.int..n Stc-t. "r,w')'i
one of their lieautifui illustrated l-i "
HookH." It w a mvi i. tiniqiH-. and 11 t-n-W
jug work to every person of r. liH-nw-rit.
On rweipt rf ten -enl in sn P bcy tl
send poKtoaid a full n i of th. ir fauiou bouse
hold frame Verba.
For ten ceftatlM-y will ab."l a U.k oMilaitiini,
eomiricte word of - The Mikjafci." and i..n- ,4
Its MKt .Milr wrfie-. ioLtti-rHhtcueinite
cbnnnii -aidi".
aUINEPTUS !
A very pleaetnjr. Iisrmh s- r-venl'.-d aroma'W
cotiilNidTi.1 lor diesriii""'--' 1- ' a'""c
other bitl.-rdrn-r-. eit.i. r eoliil -r fluid fitc .
real per I'iat Untile. PreK-rb-.! l.y 1i.:.tiijili-ol
Dhraiciaus in Knr.i ami Aim-iia. I-ononis ao
7 ft.. ..... V . .m. 4.1.. I. IWfl.tifi.1.
Sjihu panics every wn'. J" "i -
Mannfartutcd by
The Acaderaic Pharmaceutic Co.,
IOMHIS XSV KW TOBK.
532-5JC WASHINGTON ST, KEW YORK ClVt
ELIXIR.
eleirant Knjrlish 1 harrr.a c i.remraUoi
for UUous. malarial and blood ti h : ' r.
Bult ! over twenty-nve ytwrs of hh.I nnw-n.
SCenU." - rescarclL . .
ApiKuved by the hiirheFt UHtlk-ai nullMtntw
In lutein th hoKjiitaUi iii-ery -kt of Ktin-ju
bqtMcuUly heiptul to bulws, ebjelnti and !
pie 4f nedeutary hattts.
Kntirvif vcKetable ; free from harmful dnijrs.
n Handsome Packages, Price 50 Cts.
Prepared solely tiy
Te Vo VtuUxt Co
LONDON AND NEW YORK,
Chemists by appointment to Her Jlajeety U.e
Quwn and to Lhe loyal anuJy .
KtW YORK BRANCH;
130. 132. 134 Charlton St-
ROYAL PILLS.
Same medicinal properties as Hotai. Euin, la
boxes, 30 pills to box, for it 5 cents.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
REMEMBERTI EBIG FOUR!
Vinegar Bitter COED. Ai. Oc.
Vinegar Bitten POWDERS, 5u doses. SOc.
Vinegar Bitters, new etyie. '"J1 1 .00
Vinegar Bitten, old etyle. bitter tartc, j 1 .OO
The World's Great Blood Purifier
and Life Giving Principle.
Only Temperance Bitters Known.
Tkrvwt ifth of Ontarr the Iadlna
B. H. McDonald Drug Co., Frcprietan,
SAN FRANCIStX mo NEW YOUK.
17 J-4- IHDH.
Policies smttea at short a otic fa th
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA'
T. W. "DICK,
mm FOR THE
OLD HrVRTFORT)
FIRE INSURANCE COin
1KIMMKNOL1I KTTSINiN
1704.
KbaBhas.Jai 1.1S81.
I ftt E I C N jaVatHTS.
For Inform aft on ani free Handbook write t
r.iIL?i Sw York.
Oldeat bureau for evtirini pnb-nt in America,
t-very patent taken out bv u is broucht l-f..r
tiu (wbUc by a aou glvra frea or charm U Ujo
'ricutific wetienn
L.TTT1 cv'r71,a!'7n f paper In the
.KI'lr T tilu-lrauM. J...' lufllurent
man should I with.Hit it. We klv &t !
V-at'B w ajw tT aja. I
LSI ii.Hnii.Jtl broad w
ay. Jiiew Vurk City,
Csrests. and Trade-Jlsrks ohtamcd. and all Pat.
X",nr conducted for Moderst F
-n,c " Opposite U.S. Patent OlfTce.
r,l. r?rr 1 in time than thoas
remote from Wahinrton
Wl-iPnAArm'Kine or rh"o-. with flescrlp.
ch?- ?v'dr,lM'- ,f or not, free of
-A. P,n,,",,,ct- , " to Obtain Patent." with
C.A.SNOW&COs
Oppasita Patent OTBcs. Wsthtnoloo, D. C
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Main Street, Hear Post Office
ll ?;T? "n,'",xl d. sires to Inform the Pnb
l an.rl. itei! "havlnc tar or on
!?rV ntV tbe P c "hora barber! n
rS.Jli i. hrmn:he, i cameo on in Us
rotara. Lrerythln: neat and eieaa
or patroaatie sottctted.
F. X. FKKS.
Marl Fire Insnraiice ipnc?
T. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Aent.
. EBKxsnnna. fa.
Mountain House
Shaving Parlor
IKUsd on Centre treet near Mountain Hooae
fflee. i.havlna:. Hair tnuins; sad Shampoo
Insdone la the neatest and best meaner A
share el joar patrons solicited.
HOUKMT O ASS IDT.
JOB : : PRIXT
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parrd
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mndnratt-st V-iti,,,,-,,,
rhe raml.r;i y.
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ntoct
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Fcosi CanniNA.. Poierj RtJK.
Heacche.
N1 M-r fi..-r
hij.tj. h. - .....
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nii? tti" ttr.
tfac lieai J lic.
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prptl a rr,:t
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civ. eceisrs . . v.-
or l-rin wur.ii- - u- t
tally ih.t u.-r'
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KOPF-LtNE CUnS
faOUS fsveeOCsI. 0rl 3aK
NIRVOUI MsTaVOssCSaC. IOUl
Tsv, WOIIT. r-iaSTtVU
Psl)tTiO. ( CTwts
sVtXOMOklC :""! tUUlllst
K0PFALINE
Is inraluaKr f t I - . . .t
Stiidv-nt. V - t ' f - v
an-i hi. ire. l.x - .
XX all likriT t ... t x
lits -ii-j-hit-i r . r-,
St4.i iy tiiu.-.- . :
dress ou rcccii t t ;;
Sot-K Psoei t-esrv
WINKELMANN & BCWS ZKZ
BALTIMORE. UU Si
HALLS
Ta?ea
a&r.
HAH
RENEWEH
The trrr at poiu'.aTi:v rf tiir-er
After iu tcs: of icaLy yetrs. sis.
a-wurance. even to :be
tt Is reallv merii'.n..u. T'j -
5-v. :
Ued IliLL'S 1U1R KEvrHaMi
U does ail Uial is t
It causes new ir-v'.!! cf H
beads j rovl.JJ fa? Lair lo'.-i tsr
dead, w hii h Is sio. iu li ca:
natural color to trray cr ac i
ei-Tes the ecal licaiU-TU. Kn. m
dandruff; j'rern: lie LairliCact
ftiinH-1)' color; a-e: h r?L M
trou. and cauars U ta (rv s(
thick.
lUti's nnt r.rvTST vrt
effects br tie hea;:LJui kfanffi
Tctretable liurreji- nts. wi! K1
aixl reiuvenatc. 1. is . c-1
a delij-htful artlrie for to'jt
tainirur no ek-oW.. It ft-f
orate ntil.-Llv ami lirv ur ti
leaving the 'hair tra mi t-
exiter jjrej-araiK.n.
Buckingham'-
WHISKER!
ft .1 i Klvi S!
v-oiors lurra - u . . j
.j i. .k. K-t v. V..-iKetl S 3fT
auu ftua ft-r-i J .' ' j
produces a peman-tit naiur- aw j
betrur a i-lncie r.rfjrn'ii.
eenient of afipUcation at;
....u ST
M. P. HALL A CO- ssssa
Steel Picket Fer
CHEAPER
s a n
1JM
-ttrttxtririJ
WtVBtftftftt. W. ftVWftVll.-Ti;- b-r T
tkM ntuso. fir Mm:! ' ' ' " ft.
bwfti. aa4 ailrft.. Hr. ' ,,T" . .
TAYLOR t DEAN
0L 103 205 MartsliU
meh 6 It.
- J. It w.-. rftuy
painful 4tue. fu. t af ,
and otkr alhnenti
. mis -
ant. Try It. A I -r
...... c KiMMaM1-
l.e.K-a - ' ft.
WANTED
k . i.. i.k. ..rJeni I-
and are willlrr 1 ,n,m.sj
areetK.PI.AKKl- n-
frft.ni aataral . . .
We sis have a choice i
TOKS. U1VE I'S A Thl1 xtf)P
THE HAWKS M KrK
KUtHlMtk- la, 5
Vanted-fln Idea i g
Protect yonr tt r ;rei
Write J6HN V. tblKKbl 9 JT I
awya, atiftie. V " , i,.,iwi
awtlist ut hiuifttrsftl tu'i- .
bii v .. u a m mWtA the
SrlP.
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