KEYSTONE NOTES.
Igus 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
and There Through the State.
Political, Military and All Other
Departments,
Allentown has 3,802 children enrolled
in the public schools. There are ib
fSacners,
Frederick D. Keighley, mine inspector
of the Uniontown district, has resigned,
and will be succeeded by Wilham Dan-
ern, of Buena Vista.
John Blake has been arrested on
the charge of having robbed the resi
dence of Mr. Herbert Cox, in West
Whiteland, Chester county
Even Clinton Hess,
rthampton county
at his
thel, of apoplexy, aged
William West. the colored man on
trial for the murder and robbery of the
Crouch family, was i murder
in the first devree. He was remanded
for sentence,
Abram S. Hull
of the No
nddenly home In
£5)
convicie
master mechanic
of the Cnmberland Valley railroad for
thirty vears past, fell dead ia front of
his residence, | {1 He was
4 vears old.
While watching the workmen at one
of his oil wells performing some labor
James Mcllhaney, a well known oil pro-
ducer of Butler, was instantly
a board falling from the top
well derrick.
James March had a writ of attachment
for £35,000 issued against the South
Mountain Railroad company. Sheriff
Miller will make levies in Dauphin,
Lebanon, Berks, Lehigh and Northamp-
ton counties.
In an agray at an unlicensed liquor
saloon, or ‘‘speal 4 heny
City, John Bothw
death by William Flix
from Louisville. Ths
by a dispute over !
jail,
OAR
f.1
OL
employe
Peni
killed
being
The
20 per
cut 13
jars,
t from 15 to
} i
sf ana
a big
» price of
1
i Liass
are reaping a
Manufacturers’ associa-
i iufacturer 18
» he can get,
ile engaged one of the mills
. Mt. Holly Paper company, at Mt.
ings, six Carl-
lore Sweigert, aged 41 years,
by a fly wheel and instantly
s body was mangled terribly.
1 four small children survive
‘ \
niles south of
r in Phil
wi Timothy
1 3 in a quar-
r the hire of a team and Wilson
Shay with the hfork, break-
] «1 and taken
coroner's
miners
iis
% 1.
1s killed at
ti Uniontown.
on a handear and were
Four of the men
jumped o heard the engine
whistle for 1 it, but McElroy stayed
on the car and wa tally injured. He
was 50 years old and unmarried.
The building
burg, occupied
street,
Box,
ionamin,
her firms.
r Friday
t ¢ 815.000,
; divided between the different
ta and is covered by insurance.
Chief Evans and two firemen were in-
jured at
» fire,
Albert Bowman, a shoe dealer worth
£15,000 and doing a good business had be
come partially insane by the fear, as he
said. of poverty, and for some time had
almost starved himself. Some time ago
he honght a pistol with the intention of
} himself, but 3 wife took it
an him yesterday morn-
and cried, ‘Give
ne my pistol, quick! Th are bur-
lars in the store.” The woman, not
uspecting his intentions, gave him the
pistol. He ran down stairs and then
shot himself fatally.
i ing
away It Early
ing he ran to is w
y
i
or
=
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The corning mlil of the large Dupont
powder works at Wapwallopen, seven
niles below Shickshinny, was exploded
ith terrific force from some unknown
wnae, The explosion took place before
we employes had assembled for work.
Three men engaged at the magazine,
who were near by when it ocenrred,
burned. The force of the explo-
sion was distinctly felt over an area of
eight miles. Houses shook until the
windows fell ont, while large trees in
the vicinity of the mills were torn from
their roots and carried clear across the
river.
A serious freight wreck occurred at
Cresson Saturday in which a brakeman
named Fee was instantly killed. A
number of cars were piled up and the
four tracks were blocked for several
hours. The wreck was cansed by a
west bound train crossing from one
track to another Another west bound
train crashed into it. At the same time
an east bound freight came crashing
along and piled into the first named
trains, About filt:en cars were
knocked into kindling wood. Passenger
traffic was considerably delayed in con.
geuence,
fn the United Brethren conference at
Montville the committee on grievances
reported that Rve. Z. C. Mower had,
after due consideration, been found
guilty of “immorality and fraudulent
transietions,” and recommended his ex-
pulsion from 44¢ conference and church;
ala, that Rev. P. H.. Garrett was
fount guilty of eanduct unbecoming a
Christian minister, and recommended
his expulsion. Both recommendations
were
were adopted. H. T. MeNally war
granted a license to preach. J. A. Sy
ter, J. F. Smith and U, 8, G. Renn,
having finished the three years course
of reading, were passed and reterred to
the committee on ordination. The com-
mittee on boundaries reported, making
a number of changes in the circuits,
James M. Dougherty, the insane lover
of Mary Anderson, who murdered Dr.
Lloyd at the Kings county lunatic asy-
lum, New York, was four years ago a
telegraph operator at Dundaff,a summer
resort in Susquehanna county, six miles
from Carbondale. While there he
claimed that Dougherty was but an as-
sumed name, he coming east from
Nevada, where he said he was interested
with Mackay in silver mining opera-
tions, in order to get a quiet place where
ne could perfect a perpetual motor on
which he wus working. He contributed
many articles en this scheme to local
papers, and left Dundaff, after two
yours’ residence, because of an alleged
futimacy with & voung woman. He
went first to Scranton and then to New
York
THE BREWMASTERS
They Meet in Annual Convention in
I“hitadeiphia,
PiiLADELPHIA, Oct. 14. ~The 600 mem-
bers of the Union of the
United States, who came to this city
New York, Cincinnati
and St. Louis to hold a three days’ con-
vention. begun business by registering
their names at the Philadelphia German
society's headquarters, Franklin and
Fairmount avenue.
This morning the convention
opened formally at a meeting in
Mamnnerch + hall, at which an address
was delivered by Bund. President Will-
iam Gerst, of Cincinnati, At this meet-
ing officers will be elected to serve duar-
ing the year. This evening Amberg’s
company will give a special performance
in the Grand Opera house for the visit-
ing delegates and their friends.
To-morrow afternoon 600 brewmasters
will drive through Fairmount park,
stopping to inspect Brewerytown. In
the evening a banquet will be given at
T{orticultaral hall, the estimated cost
of which is $5,000.
Yesterday afternoon there was a meet-
ing of directors, and last evening there
was a Students’ Festival” at Horticul-
tural hall.
Jrewmasters’
from Chicago,
was
A Saspicious Accident,
AZLETON, Pa., Oct. 14.~Flora Mal-
loy, a beautiful 2§-year-old girl, was
found yesterday afternoon pinioned
down by a fallen tree at the buse of a
large rock, one and a half miles wrth of
the town. The manner in which she
was fastened and the utter absence of
rents in her clothing or scratches on her
body or limbs confirms the suspicion
that she was stolen, kept pwr until
Sunday and put in the place where she
was found. The child died last evening
at 8 o'clock. The mother's condition is
serious and it is feared that her reason
will be dethroned.
An Important Case Decided.
WiLkesparre, Oct. 14.—The contest
between the heirs of Thomas Lazarus,
late of Hanover township, was decided
by Judge Rhone, who handed down a
voluminous opinion. The case involves
more money than any similar action
ever brought before the orphans’ court of
Luzerne county—no less a figure, in-
deed. than £1.250.000. It has for a long
time been discussed by prominent attor-
neys of this section, not less on account
of the great amount involved than be-
cause some very important legal points
are at issue regarding coal leases.
Two Hungarian Rows.
dernrenes. Pa... Oct. 14.—Two Hun-
garians got into a quarrel at Chapman
borongh over a watch which one had
stolen from the other. A fight followed,
during which the alle red thief was
pounced upon by three Huns, and, be-
sides being beaten unmercifully with
fists, was hacked in several places with
a hatchet. He is now at St. Luke's hos-
sital, and it is feared he will die from
Bis injuries. Two Huns got into a fight
in Bethlehem, during which ‘ne cut a
frightful gash in the other's head with
a shovel, The injured man is in the
hospital.
Mr. Powderly's Aims,
Prrrsevre, Oct. 14. Joseph L. Evans,
master workman of the Pittsburg dis-
trict of the Knights of Labor, has re-
ceived a letter from Mr, Powderly. The
grand master workman desired to know
when the national convention of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
would open in this city. Mr. Evans be-
lieves tiat Powderly wants to send a
letter to the engineers either relative to
the late strike on the New York Central
or else to propose an alliance with other
branches of the business. The conven-
tion will open to-morrow with a secret
session.
Harrisburg Terminal Bridge.
Harmissura, Oct. 14.—~Nolan Bros,
of Reading. the contractors for the
masonry on the Philadelphia, Harris
burg and Pittsburg railroad, general
known as th- Harrisburg Rein .
completed the mason work on the road,
from its connection with the Paxton
creek bridge to the créssing over the
Northern Central railroad, on the west
bank of the Susqueinnna river. This is
two days ahead of the contract time.
The distance is 6,100 feet. The bridge
across the river is 3,450 feet long, being
comprised of twenty-three spans of If
feet each.
Killed by the Cars,
Aspren, Pa., Oct. 14.—A woman was
struck by a sonth bound express train
below the tunnel at North Wales. The
engineer saw ner walking towards the
approaching train, He applied the air
brakes, but not in time to save the
woman's life. One limb of the woman
was broken snd she was injured inter-
nally. She was picked up by the crew
and taken to the Pennsylvania hospital,
wheres she died.
A Grist Mill Barned,
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 11,~The
four story stone and frame grist mill of
E. Stauffer, operated by Aldus Groff,
near Chestnut Level, this county, was
completely destroyed by fire, The con-
tents, consisting of several thousand
bushels of grain and chop stuff, were all
consumed, Loss, $20,000; . insurance,
84,000. The fire was caused by friction,
Catasangna Strike Ended,
Catasavgus, Pa, Oct. 14: = The
strike of the plush silk weavers at
Unicorn Sitk ill ended in uw compro
mide, and 3k but three the strive
returned to work, Tinse three started
the strike, and will leaye for and,
THE HISTORY OF A WEEK
*Vednesday, Oct, 8.
The British parliament will come together
Nov. 2.
The actual count of visitors to the Trenton
state fair shows 92,905 for the week
A Polish miner was instantly killed near
Wilkesbarre by a fall down a 550 foot shaft
The First National bank of Dushore, a.
has applied for authority to begin business
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery, of
Boston, celebrated their 233d fleld day in
Philadelphia.
Bill Howard, a convicted murderer escaped
from jail at Greenville, 8. C., by changing
clothing with his wife,
John Newman, of Absecom, N. J. rid-
den for over ten minutes on a barbed wire
fence because he would not discharge his
housekeeper at the dictation of his neighbors,
Thursday, Oct, 9,
Gen. Joubert. ex-president of the Bouth
African Republic, arrived in New York,
The City of New York beat the Teutonic by
one hour in the passage from Quecnstown to
New York.
James Atkins, a lawyer and prominent Re-
publican politician, was found dead in his
office in Savannal.
William Sprague, Jr., grandson of Salmon
P. Chase and son of ex-Governor Spragne, o
Rhode Island, committed suicide by inhaling
chloroform at Seattle, Wash,
It is probable that an indictment will be
found against Schweinfurth, the self-styled
“divinity.” The sheriff at Ro kford, iis, has
served papers on the dwellers In “heaven” to
appear before the grand jury.
Friday Oct, 10,
The census bureau places the population of
of New Jersey at 1.441.017, an increase of 309,
901 in ten years.
The Pullman Palace Car company has been
successful 1 its vestibule sult the
Boston and Albany railroad,
At a meeting of the Flint and Lime Glass
Manufacturers’ association in Pittsburg an
advance of nearly 5 per cent. was made in
prices,
Eight Asbury Park druggists and the pro-
prietors of the Neptune club are being
charged before the grand Jury al Freehold
with violating the law by the sale of Intoxi-
cating liquors,
While miners at Humboldt mine
Jamestown, Colo. were un
blacksmith shop several sti ks of POW -
der exploded, instantly killing Mack Miles,
Hugh Morgan and Harry Atkinson, and seri
ously injuring Tom Richardson
Saturday, Oct. 1L
snow of
Wis
against
near
eating 3 in the
tant
The first
Clty, Cal
The Belle City street
Wis... was sold to a New York
$100,000,
The interstate deep water
tion met in Des Moines, Ia. Oni
delegates were present.
The Rev. Dr. Booth, of Eaglewood, N. J
bas declined the presidency of the theologica
seminary at Anburn, N. Y.
At the annual session © }
Knights of Honor, in New Je
Newark, BR. C, Jones was elect
tator.
The amended constitution «
Sons of America was adopted in
most important change
the word “white,” making
born citizens eligible for
A murderous attack
Fisch, a masnfacturer o
was lured from his home
by a boy to look at some windows, an
a short distance away was nearly beat
death by some person who had |
cealed.
the season fell in Slerra
rail
harbor conven
about thirty
lodge
y. held al
grand di
was Lt
men
Monday, Oct. 13.
The military works at Forts Pike
comb. La. have been ordered aband
A fire in La Harpe, 1 i the Gon
cher block and several wi®
$15.00,
The steamer John E Tygert was b
her docks in Baltimore, where she
up for repairs, Lows, $40,000,
John D. Nicholls, late assistant postmaster
at Berien Springs, Mich, has pleaded gulit)
to embezzling postal money orders,
Andrew Schmitt was shot and killed by
John Turner, a bartender, at Idlewild, asub.
urd of Cincinnatl, The cause of the murde:
was an old quarrel
At St. Louis, the firm of Ketzinger Tuhols
ker & Nicholstein Frolichatein, clothing
manufacturers, confessed judgment in the
sum of $5.72; assets unknown,
The war department has fssugl advertise
ments for proposals, under the recent fort
fication act, for furnishing the ordnance de
partment of the army with twenty-five §
inch, fifty 10 inch and twenty-five I2 incl
steel guns, and ammunition for their test or
proof: all to be of American manufacture.
Tuesday, Oct, 14,
The New Jersey conference of the Methodist
church will convene at Pennsgrove on
Oct. 21.
The reported drowning of five men in the
Delaware river, near Kinkora, N. J. proves
10 be erroneous.
John Rea, s seaman of Philadeiphia, was
drowned in Baltimore while attempting
abandon his ship,
The twelve Trenton brick yards have closed
and 10000000 of pressed brick will have 0 be
carried over to next season.
The breaking of a derrick in the yards of
the lilinois Steel company, Chicago, resulted
in the injury of six men, one of whom will
probably die,
The Siate and Metal Roofers’ union, of
Poston, have decided to demand an advance
from $3 to $3.35 per day and eight hours on
Saturday on and after Oct, 22
The following population of states is an.
nounced by the cansus office: Illinois 3 818.598;
increase, 140,865, aistana, 1L116,53% increase,
176.808 Mississippi, 1L284.587; increase, 1548, 290,
The sixty-eighth annual meeting of the
Presbyterian Synod of New Jersey will be
held in the First Preabyterian church, at At.
lantie City, commencing on Monday evening,
Oct. 3, at § o'clock.
destroye
stocks of go Laws
sraed al
was laid
THE MARKETS
Prices on the Stock, Produce and
Petroleum Exchanges,
Puitapeermia, Oct 13.<The market was
dull and firm. Pennsylvania was steady.
Reading was strong. and the preferred in-
come bonds were dull and firm.
Following are the elasing bids
Lehigh Valley ally Heading ¢. m. $s
N. Pag. com 204 Reading ie pf. Ss 643%
N. Pac. pf THE Rending 24 pf. Ba 449%
Pennsylvania 82 Reading 3 pf. 5s &
Reading. 184 H. & B.T. com
Lehigh Nav Bi%g H&B T. pf
Bt, Paul... .. 0 W.NY.&P.
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New York Produce Market.
New Yong, Oct 13, State and western flour
quiet; easy: low extras, $0GLI% city
mills, $565.25; city mills patents, $5.3%055.15,
Wheat No. 2 red sold off 3@ 4c. bul recov.
srod Whe. on roports of heavy rains west,
which will delay marketing of suppliest De.
somber, $1.0504@ 1.08%; January, $1000
May, $1.00. 19%
Rye—-Steady; quiet; state, 77 18c.; western,
WaT 2e,
Barley Strong: two rowed stata, Ts@lse,
Milwankee, 17M@8c.; Oswega, S0%,
Corn=No. 2 dull: Me lower; easy No. 2
Whaido. steamer mixed, Wijo,
Oats~ No, 2 dull; weak: state, $0§@Me.
1@Me.
Beef Quiet; steady; plate, £.5@% extra
mess, $7.5. ;
Pork—Dull; steady: moss, $11.5 310%
tra prime. $10.50011.
Lani-Quis wonk; steam render. | $4.44
aes. demand: state ag Vennsyiva.
nia, 1 Canadian, 220. vestern, 21460
We; oehouse, 15@20e,
The Oil Market.
PuitADELEIEA. Oct, 18,011 opened at 83g,
ex.
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ONCE A WEEK!
Other days wash them
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SPONGE AND WATER.
EVERY Housewife
VERY Counting Room
VERY Carriage Owner
EVERY Thrifty Mechanic
EVERY Body able to hold a brush
SHOULD USE
IK-SR[ ON
Pr EAA TRY 17%
Wits Brain OLD & New FuaniTune and
With STAIN GLASS AND CHINAWARE Varnish
With STAIN TINWARE at the
Wits Stain youn OL0 BasneTs same
With STAIN BABYS COAGH time.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
any device yet introduced to the pu
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Office on second floor o Furst’s new
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JA MES L. HAMILL,
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