~~ KEYSTONE NOTES.
Items of Real Interest Pre-
sented in Condensed Form.
WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS DO AND KNOW,
Gleanings of Importance from All
Fields of News, Picked Up Here
There Through the State,
Military and All Other
and
Political,
Departments,
Mt. Carmel colliery began operations
during the war and still continues, with
over seventeen miles of gangway.
Monday was the last of the naturaliza-
tion court, the exact number of natur-
alization papers granted being 755. Of
this number 580 were Republicans,
Since the marriage license law went
into effect, 742 papers have been taken
out in Cambria county. Of this num-
ber are credited to 1839 and 659 to
this vear,
Hl
Elizabeth Baer, a maiden lady, be-
es 320,000 to Josiah Diehl and
living in the upper
ty, because of trou-
r couple
ih coun
i bd and
Mill
d by
dwelling
Creek, w
fire 1.0
33,900, partial;
the flood
L, operty brot
100 and sold $11,000 in May,
S308 per foot frontage.
John Ringleben and Mrs. Schnei
were thrown from a Carriage near
kake through the horses runn
Both sustained severe injurie
will probably prove fatal.
Safe i
in the
iy ort xr}
Girardville,
John Driscoll, of Mahano i
killed by a fall of coal at Primr
liery. His leg broken and his bo
badly crushed 8 Was
member of the vol
ment.
Defanlter W
was arrested
Nort
endent
fe ary
is a
3 $3
HAs
. I
ms
Lb RI
wit) (Mi
with them
hoar eating 1t. ey
upon the railway ties most of the
At Pitt
their dinner
while
burg, as a treight
moving from the Pittsburg,
and Charleston railroad
Handle Railroad, one
ju nped the track and , to Carson
stro wbout 50 feet. Brakeman Atter-
10 was on the car, was fatally
train was
Virginia
on to the Pan
the ears
the
ng Railroa i com-
i Landingville have been com
leted today, Already 150,000 tons of
amnil sizes have | unloaded
he new coal stor chntes of
clphia and Read:
Eu
-
HY AS
en
stored here until next spring, ane
housands of tons more will be dumped
wfore cold weather sets in.
flict this year with
sual regularity. A covey of
o8 took shelter in a Norristown
outshed and the prophets predict a cold
winter on the strength of the visitation.
\ swarin of bees have celled up a home
{ he top of a Sunbury oak tree and
the prophets predict a mild winter.
Weather signs con
rl
ead
inarew Hanter, a farmer living five
miles out from Reynoldsville, Jefferson
county, has just turned the century
mile § in life and hundreds assisted
in celebrating the event. This patriarch
took up his home in the Beechwood's
scttioment fifty years ago and he does a
day's labor with the young men of the
farm just as he always did.
George R, Green, a noted colored out-
law of the Welsh Mountain, was cap-
tured Monday night by officers Wittic
and Barnholt, Green had been a fugitive
from jnstice for a year, being wanted on
the charge of horse stealing. When ar
rested he made strong resistance, but
was finally overpowered and placed in
the county jail in Lancaster,
Danie Greiner, living on the Ephrata
mountain, died from poison received in
drinking waters several weeks ago. He
attonded a woods meeting in the vicin-
ity andl while there drank water into
wich poison had been placed in some
mysterions manner, He was immedi
ately taken sick, and lingered with ter
ribie sudermg until yesterday, He was
married and had a fumily. The coroner
will investigate the case,
At Vhiladelphin the Lehigh Val
ley Rinleowd company secured a
valuable river front property on Dela
i
ware avenue, between Arch and Race
streets. The railroad company has no
use for the property at present, but the
directors abcided to buy it as a pre.
cautionary measure. In the foture the
company may want to use it as a wharf
for its floats, and it will be valuable in
the event of the construction of a belt
line,
The thirty-ninth annual Schuylkill
county fair closed after a very successful
week, notwithstanding that rain fell on
the two last days. A serious accident
occurred to Jeremiah Smith, an elderly
man, who attempted to cross the race
course as a trotting horse came along.
He was knocked down, and the wheels
assed over him. Blood oozed from both
his ears, and it was found that he had
sustained conenssion of the brain. His
injuries will probably prove fatal.
A party of New York capitalists have
been in Wilkesbarre for some days past.
Their intention is to get control of all
the street car lines in that city, So far
as can be learned from trustworthy
sources, they have secured options on a
majority of the stock in the Suburban
Electric railway. The design is to com-
bine them under one corporation and
management, and erect an electric plant
which will supply the motive power for
the entire system. It is said the parties
represent half a million capital,
Fleming Brothers, extensive manu-
facturers and dealers in proprietary
‘ines at Pittsburg, made an assign-
Their liabilities are £500,000,
with assets of at least 51,000,000, so that
all creditors are amply protec It is
expected that their alfairs be ad-
justed and the business continued. Kidd
Fleming's wife has been very ill for
some time, and he has devoted his time
to her to the exclusion of business mat-
As he is the practical manager of
complications
Suspension.
» Concern
itating the
The trade is now very active,
it is probable that the activity will con-
tinue for some time, The demand is now
ahead of the production.and some of the
companies have booked orders which
will consume their output for some time
to come. The retail dealers are busy
and orders are pouring in upon them,
The statement that the recent advance
made for effect is not cor-
. 88 it was warranted by the demand
al. Another advance in the near
ten plated, but
‘
re is t
: as 1NKely.
arose neces.
and
COA
I ices was
aid to
is hardly
DELAMATER'S DENIAL.
He Reaffirms His Innocence of Sena
tor Emery's Charges.
Ixpiaxa, Pa..Oct. 7.—~Candidate Dela-
mater spoke in the court house here
resterday and created quite a sensation
the following reference to the charges
nade against him by Emery and Hen-
done 1
nally. I had
¢ 1 have said
SNS CAIDE
t to hear just
in that subject,
4 toade against
is campaign.”
rrabarg over
inequivocally
as | knew how
, before | am
to me
AI
that
been
clously
arrest
i pay the
14 scandal and libelr
yo t did you
brot t a politi-
» resalt in a sat tory come
It is very easy to delay the progress
it, and the midst of
{ conclusion
that denial
charges
false,
rate and say
one of these have
are not only
Some ¥. “Why « i't yom
« having aa an stiorney
+ law, | know 1
morally.
ome
at, although
fact, infa-
ith the purpose of
cal but the per.
an candidate,
iminal libel,
His atta famous be.
CRU as he has arefully p ans
ias only acted upon the advice of
his attorneys—in a word, has in his at.
tacks upon a public made what Is
known in law as a privileged communica
tion, and no matter bow false and malicions
his utterances may have been, he cannot be
convicted of technical libel, provided he can
show that some one has given bim his Infor.
mation upon which to base his communica
tion
Whether ti
ent 1
propose to Lest at
and, in
iying
LL
FDMCEY
nounced Le |
officer
ie mythical “X. ¥Y. 2"
ave to say
would be
. and do not
e end of a legal contro-
tand squarely and confi.
acter as atiested
sple
sthiect fur.
suffice am not
HY Own pw
Persecuting the Pastor.
BOwER's StaTi0N, Pa., Oct. . —Rev,
D. K. Hambert, of this place, pastor of
the Lutheran congregations at Lobachs-
ville and Hill church, Berks county, is
at present a victim of what some con-
sider persecution. Recently both conm-
gregations voted him out and elected
Kev. Warmkessel, a young preacher, in
his place. The synod, however, sus-
tained Humbert, and Sunday he pro
ceeded to Hill church to hold services.
It was rumored that the church doors
would be locked against him and he
would not be permitted to enter. He
obtained entrance without opposition
and preached, but his audience did not
number over thirty persons, while
more than 100 people were outside and
would not enter. Among the latter
were the deacons and other church of-
ficers,
No Danger of a Failure,
Harrissonro, Oct. 7.—The Harrisburg
Car company issued a circular to its
creditors asking for an extension of time
for the payment of its indebtedness,
The circular states that the failure of
the Iron company of New York has
thrown upon its hands notes represent.
ing considerable money which it had
discounted, but the Harrisburg company
is fully able to take care of its interests,
and its assets are three tims greater
than its liabilities. The works will not
shut down, and there is no danger of a
failure,
a
Camberland Valley Railvoad.
Hammsstvno, Oct, 7.—~A mecting of
the Camberland Valley railroad stock-
holders was held at the odice of the
company, in this city, and the followin
officers elected: President, Thomas B.
Kennedy; directors, Thomas B. Ken-
nedy, George B. Roberts, J. N. Du-
barry, John P. Green, Wistar Morris,
A. J. Cassatt, H. H. Houston, John
Stewart, W. W. Jennings, J. Herman
Bosler, Edward B. Watts,
Death of A. N. Harvey,
Wirksseamg, Puy Oct. 7A, N.
Harvey, one of the oldest residents of
Linzerne county, d dead of heart
disease at his NY ahped
in Harveyville,
ce Ai ap iatuaater at Shing
ace. He was a merc
Lies raiser, well-todo ar ey
wife and four id
1890 OCTOBER. 1890
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THE CABE AGAINST LINGO.
5167
12(13|14
Prosecutor Jenkins Expects to Ine
dict and Convict the Negro.
CAMDEN, N. J., Oct.
Jenkins is now ready to proceed against
Lingo, and he will be indicted without
delay. The
possible without using any undue haste.
The inguest has been fixed for next
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock,
Prosecutor Jenkins expresses
self convinced of Lingo's guilt,
for the alibi which Lingo has attempted
to ,
savs, ©
of evi
which will
break it down
tery and sl
his atemont au
possession
dence
counting
whereabouts be
tween 2 and
‘clock that day
murder ar
thing but fab
cations,”
William 8. Jess,
Lingo's counsel, when seen in regard to
the microscopical examination, said:
“1 don’t see why there Id
nuch fuss raised over the
blood stains on Lingo's cl
such stains were 4
all along. It is known
hand was pretty Ix ent
was a Who is to say
the blood on his overalls came fre
veins of Mrs. Miller or his own
can't hang a man in New Jersey
cause he has bl t on hi
ing. Possibly, though, Dr. Fo
swear as to the character of the
corpuscles.’
LINGO,
should be
finding of
thing.
whether
5 * be
in the
MMi stains
Count of Paris in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, ( ~The
Paris and party arrived here
afternoon. After being for
comed by the mavor and presid
the council tney went out to W
where they wer 1 at dinner
by George W. Ch
ner each of the F
tree on Mr. Chil
with a custon
at Wootten
in the £
xt. unt of
niertaing
“
1.1 bof hs
1IGs Before th
3 ni
I
re
y 1
nenmen
is
The Niagara Falls Tunnel.
Niagara Faris, N.Y
ceremony of tur h
Niagara Falls
o'clock this i
engineers of
company ar
Power co
where
one took out
plated shovel.
the occasion «
ception will
house,
Rushing Grain Across the Border,
Toroxto In view
McKinley bill shippers have been
ing every nerve to get grain t
boundary, and vast quantities of Cas
dian grain have been dumped into tl
states so a8 to new imposi
tion. The carrying capacity of the
Grand Trunk has tested to its
utmost. Every possible means of con
veyance has been pressed into the ser
vice, and ordinary traffic has been very
largely congested at nearly every point.
Cet 4
escape the
been
Survived 1.500 Volts,
Warrian, Mass, Oct. 4.— Charles
Skerrye, the night engineer at the elo
tric ight works, received the whole
current of the dynamo, 1.500 volts,
while making some changes at
switchboard. He was d« d up
throw to the floor, when the assistant
knocked the plug from hand, His
hands were badly burned, but he is ont
again, although suffering from the
shock, but is not seriously injured,
his
Jeff Davis’ Last Classmate.
Caartorte, N. C., Oct. 4
Thomas F. Drayton, aged %3
last surviving classmate of
Davis at West Point, was
denly sick at § o'clock last
midnight was
- (den.
years, the
Jefferson
taken sud
night and at
reported dying.
THE MARKETS,
Prices on the Stock, Produce and
Petroleum Exchanges,
PritAapeLrata, Oct. 6
unsetliod, Pennsylvania was dull
steady. There was little activity except
Heading, which, after declining slightly, rai-
Hed in good Baving orders The preference
inevme ond « were da
The Central Railroad of Now
nounces on quarterly divs
pas able Nov. i.
Fuilu ne ds
Lehigh Valley A BR
N. Pa, conn
MN. Pac. pt
Pennsylvania
Reading
Lebigh Nav
St. Paul
Tue market was
and
Of
Jerse
tend of 14 par
al
cent.
Hig a thm o'ny
ading em
Readiag 1 pf. »
da pi
dd pd
hi. & 0,
H.& BL 1
W. NX
Bewd ny
Heading:
i ain
pl
& I’
Bl New York Produce Market,
NEW York, Oct, 8 5001
fuiety stem ow
mils, $48 G01 city mais patents, vila RS,
WheatNo. 2 steady aot 134%. higher
prices ore MOLY Saori Covering on con.
shders te stock caboed ia by Chica 8 poe Ge
Intors. October, $a MNovouser, LON
Dec uber, $1.01: May, $.004%1.10%
July, $L05,
Rye-Steady: quiet: state, T1675; western,
LL TH
Barley--Quiot: two rowel state, S4@7se,
Corn-No, # strong: active; Hutchinson
baying No. 2, GW Yes steamer mixed,
# »
Uats~ No, 2 quiet; stronger; state, 43840.
western, UE
Beet-Duli: steady;
mess, $1.54
Pork Fira: quiet; mem, $i
tra prim, 80 5 Ghd
Lard Quint? 1m; steam rang |
Ege me dy: quiet: stale as
ania, 2 Glin Canmdinn, 2 @00§..,
DE 0; Toehiouse, 19082 ye,
———
The Oil Market,
PriAprrema. Oct. 6 “Of opened at
We. and closed at Buy
Prersuoio, Oot, 8. Market opened weak:
Non, Te, 3 ¢ & A i
eri flour
city
FAN wea
EXEFan, Aid hy
plate, extra
$5 aN
alle exe
84 ig.
+ sian bs
Senior,
hoes are blackened with
iV! | Blacking
un with clean water, and thay will bs
od. You will earn your quarter
the way, Porter tell your Livery
# it BL 6 Lhe Jest Harness Drowing in
i've trod at !!
dob for Pik-Ron, which
HOLD 4 NEW FURNITURE
ARS AND CHINAWARE
TiINWANE
itd OLD BasneETs
WILL Brain Bany's COACH AND
a
DIK-RON
FAINT THAT © b,
SRT NR ELE TRY IT,
WOLFF & BARDOLPH, Philadelphia,
———————
Varnish
at the
same
time,
«
Brain Ci
L BTAIN
%
TAIN Ye
HENRY ROSSMAN,
UNDERTAKER AND EMBA LMER~
TussevyviLLe, Pa.
ecm mn in
He keeps in stock a full line
of Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds,
Jurial Robes, etc.. etc.
i
Funerals attended wilh
a very fine Hearse.
17ianly
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»
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLEFONT
Office on second floor 0 Furst H
building north of Conrt House,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office with D. 8.
side of High street.
Ee North
fog
Ke ler,
To sell
mission an
Mt. Hope Nurseries
rsiabiished
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