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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
and There Through the State.
Political, Military and All Other
Departments.
Incendiaries are
at Erie,
Pottsville will vote on the acceptance
of a city charter.
A new five foot vein of coal has been
struck near Houtzdale.
Retail liquor dealers at Homestead
are fighting the wholesalers.
Daniel Heller dropped dead at a po-
litical meeting at Bloomsburg.
Parts of the Hill farm mine are masses
of smouldering coal, but it is being
worked,
Editor Whetstone, of the Pottsville
Miners’ Journal, has been arrested for a
campaign libel,
Two men named Kammerer, of Wash-
ington county, killed ninety-four squir-
rels in two days.
During the past wear there has been
an increase of 11,085 pupils in the pub-
lic schools of the state.
Miss Hannah Epright, of Berwyn,
has attended the Teachers’ Institute for
thirty consecutive years.
John Frankhouser, while hunting on
Stone mountain. shot a five-pronged
buck that dress 177 pounds.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
Sunday night to burn the brewery of
Lawrence Knapp, Lancaster.
Robert Washington, a colored man,
touched an electric light wire at Brad-
and the shock killed him,
Miss Emma Bertles, of Doylestown,
has a chryeanthemuam plant with 2,388
ds and flowers by actual count.
Roth, of Limeport, Lehigh
county, has a bible that gives a com-
plete record of his family for over 200
Years
making excitement
dock,
Ciideon
parks from an arc electric light set
fire to clothing in the dry goods estab-
lishment of Williamson & Foster, Lan-
r. Loss about £1500.
At a recent Hungarian christening at
Tarr, Westmoreland county, 150 pounds
of beef, ten gallons of whisky and
thirty-five kegs of beer were consumed
y the guests,
Mrs. Adam Wachter, of White Halli,
Pa., passed the 218th day of her fast on
Sunday, and was in better condition
than for several months. She partook
of a little orange juice.
Mr. Van Abel, of Allegheny, the con-
fidential clerk of a Pittsburg wholesale
drug firm, is missing, and there are
rumors that his accounts are short for
an amount exceeding $10,000,
The body of Dr. A. B. Cobb, a promi-
nent physician of Dauphin, was found
in a race near Rockville, It is supposed
that fell into the water hm at-
tempting tg cross a small bridge on the
way to his home,
Policemen Pitts attempted to preserve
order in Jeannette Saturday night, a
fight over politics being in pro-
gress, when the erowd, some of whom
had a grievance against him, made him
their target and fatally wounded him
John Anderson, a Swedish sailor, who
is said to be afflicted with a light type
of leprosy, has become the subject of
much official and private concern on the
part of the city of Chester, and he will
be isolated, temporarily, at the county
almshouse,
Two men robbed the office of the
Wells Fargo Express company in Mead-
ville, Saturday night, of cash, checks
and negotiable paper worth about
£1,500. The burglars held a pistol to
the mouth of C. P. Moore, the com-
pany's agent, and bound and gagged
him.
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street
Reports of Returned Missionaries,
WiLkes Pa., Nov. i.—At the
session of the Women's Foreign Mission-
ary Society of the Methodist Episcopal
church wnaries from
India. Centr West China,
Switzerland, Germany, and Japan were
heard All of great interest,
Jighop Thoburn, from India, one of the
best know giomaries from this
country, address on his work,
The financial report from the ten
branches, New England, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimnore, Cincinnati,
Northwestern, Des Moines, Minneapolis,
Topeka, and Pacific showed totai con
tributions of the last vear to be $220.
320.96. A large number of clergymen
of Wyoming conference attended the
session. A resolution was introduced to
establish headquarters farther west
ARRE,
were
mn
gave an
A Determined Suicide.
Prrrsacing, Nov, 3. —Charles Fischer,
a German printer employed on The
Frehitz Freund, committed suicide in
his bed room, 533 Smithfield street, at &
o'clock last evening, by hanging himself
to a bedpost. The suicide was not only
a peculiar one, but a most determined
one. Fischer hanged himself to the
bedpost of an old fashioned bedstead by
tying a yellow silk mecktie around his
neck, and then, with his knees touching
the floor, died an agonizing death by
slowly strungling himself. The only
cause ascdgned for the suicide is that
Fischer has been drinking heavily of
ate
A Jail Breaker Comes to Grief.
Winkessanee, Pa., Nov, §,~Thomas
Henry, who attempted to kill two men
at Meshoppen, made a desperate at-
tempt to break jail at Tunkhannock. In
some manner he got out of his cell,
mined the jail i, and, making a
adder out of old chairs, ascended the
high wall. In Jeapin from the wall to
in the roadway he yke an arm and
eg. He cried with pain and
the jailers to take him in out of the
cold. His wish was complied with.
Regimental Reunion.
Mepia. Pa, Nov. 3.-~The seventh an
nual reunion of the Ninety.seventh
Pennsylvania regiment was held in
Media Saturday, There are upward of
200 members of the Ninetyseventh now
living, and of this number 103 partici-
pated in the parade.
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Pennsylvania‘s Dividend,
Puitavenrmia, Nov, 4,.-The board
directors of the Pennsylvania
met yesterday and lared
ll
able Nov. 09.
ON AMERICAN SOIL
Messrs, O'Brien and Dillon Land
in New York.
GREETED BY GOVERNOR AND MAYOR
Receive a Cordial
Irish Societies,
the Details of
Ireland —Pro-
The Fugitives
Reception from
Mr. O'Brien Gives
Their Escape
gramme of the Visitors,
New York, Nov. 8.—Mr.
O'Brien, M. P., and his wife; Mr. John
Dillon, M. P.; Dennis Sullivan, M, P.,
and kis wife, and Timothy Harrington
arrived here yesterday on the steamer
La Champagne. A reception committee
representing the United Irish societies
of New York, accompanied by several
hundred members of thg National
League and the various Irish societies,
met the steamer. Upon the arrival of
the steamer at her dock a reception was
held on her deck, and at 11:30 the vis-
ftors were driven to the Hoffman house,
The party had scarcely reached the
hotel 2 id Governor Hill called upon
them. The governor warmly welcomed
them to the city and state and expressed
his hearty sympathy with the
they re atl and signed his name
to the a of welcome that had been
prepared by the Irish societies. Mayor
Grant also called and expressed senti
ments similar to those of the governor
and also appended his name to the ad
dress of welcome
Story of the Escape,
To the representatives of
Mr. O Brien related the det
escape from
from
William
Cause
Ireland as
delayed our trip as long as
any chance of our being
America in the interval Ix
sentence and the appeal. We saw
the government was deliberately +
away that interval
became covident
plan was simplicity
out of the front door
house in Dublin without any
all. Wedrove in a friend's carn
Dalkoy, supped at
Healy, and that night at
were rowed aboard the yacht which set
sail in a gale from Kingstown at once.
“While we were being provisioned
just before the start, the coast guard
came alongside and questioned Capt.
Murphy. Sheriff Clancy, of Dublin,
was with nus We escaped de.
tection and sailed for the Welsh
coast, wnere we lay three days becalmed
within a pistol shot of the shore, and in
fall view of the const guards. Thea we
were becalined three days more right in
the course of shipping in the channel,
and if half of the scrutiny had
given to us that was exercised in search
ing outbound vessels we would have
been detected sure. We reached the
French coast on the evening of the
enth day, and went to Paris.”
Objects Of the Visit
Mr. O'Brien then read a statemen
the objects of the visit of
Mr. Dillon, which ‘s made at the
and upon the authority of Mr.
and predicted that a general
wn occur, in Great Britain
than two years
After remaining h
election, the visitors w
in Philadelphia, Boston, Newark
Jersey City. They will then hol
series of meetings here and afterward
divide into two or three parties and
make a tour of the country
Mr. O'Brien last night
press a circular of 2,000 words, a
to the American public. It deta
condition of the Irish cause and pi
campaign of the Irish party,
indorses Mr. Parnell and extolls
leadership and appeals to the Ameri
people for financial assistance
moral support.
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“The Original Package Dead”
Lie Rock, Ark., Nov. 1.—-The
opinion of Judge P. C. Caldwell, of the
United States circuit court, in the
original package case of HA M.. Van
Vied, of lowa, was filed yester lay It
discusses the questions raised and is
very lengthy. The court in br.of
that the act of congress and the law
the states are valid, After
act of congress and the st
opinion concludes: “It is mn
laws but the original package
dead.” The judge dented Van
petition for discharge from
remanded hin to tne custody of the
state authorities in ution of
sentence imposed apon him,
prison and
“xeq Lie
Fire on a State Farm
New Bruxswick, N. J.. Nov. |
The barns, silo, and cow stables
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment
station were burned, and 42 cows, 5
horses and 2 mules were destroyed.
Thirteen of the cows were imported, and
were worth $800 each. They belonged
to breeding associations and individuals,
Only 14 cows, 2 bulls and 3 calves were
saved. William Gordon, a farin hand,
came near losing his life by being suffo-
cated. The loss on the buildings is
$15,000; on stock, 816,000; and on farm
implements and other contents of the
1 £5,000, The loss is about half
oT insurance,
The
of the
Governor Hill Wants a Recount.
ALBANY, Nov. 1.—Governor Hill has
sent a letter to Secretary Noble asking
for a new census of New York city. In
it he notes the difference between the
federal census and the municipal cen-
sus, and says that if all estimates are
based upon fair standards of compari-
son they confirm the general inaccuracy
of the count. The question of recount
censes to be local in its nature and in-
volves seriously the rights of the state
and perhaps in future the political con-
trol of the country.
Fighting Standard Oil
Fixpray, O., Nov, 4.—~The Manhat-
tan Oil company. the strongest of the
independent organizations in this field,
bold y challenged the Standard to battle
by advancing the price of Buckeye oil
from 30 to 32 cents. All the other inde-
the Standard will probably meet the ad.
vance and a great ofl war i now on,
The excitement among producers and
operators is already of an absorbing
character,
Hegira of Washington Clerks.
Wasmisaros, Nov. 4.-In the war,
state, navy and treasury and depart.
ment of Justice, 10 per cent, the
clerks, or about 20 per cent. of the male
Jlerks, are absent today, having gone
bome to vote, In the Sreisury depar.
went alone 750 are absent for that pm.
pose.
A BIG CUT!
The Knife Put Into Prices!
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Owing to a contemplated change in my hus-
ness, 1 offer my entire stock of goods at greatly
reduced prices.
MEN'S SUITS REDUCED FROM #18 00 to $12 00
‘ i ‘ £14 00 to $10 ( }
Men's Baits at $3 50,4 00, 5 50, 6 00 and $8 00
Boys’
Children’s Buits for §1 25, 1
A GENUINE R
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Sails i 00,
at §3 00, {3 50,
from 25 to 40 per ceal. ou our former prices,
Cvercoa's, Pants, Shirts, Underwear,
at reducad prices.
A call will convince you that
SIDNIOXIT
Brockeruorr Brock,
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Oar new stock of goods for the coming seasons has arrived
ahd are open for inspection. It comprises a great varie-
ty of novelties in
SPRING : AND : SUMMER : STYL
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A fall and complete stock of
Clothing, Hate, Shirts, Underwear, etc, is on counters. We
invite inspection of our stock, and we are positive that you
be satisfied then of the low prices we sell our goods at.
=larper & EKreamer's.
quality and 'owness of price,
Children,
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