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Kl'VAKI !T1.'. Ivlilor anal I"n.ria1oi
Twa-ember 1. I1-
It it" puMMie.1 ai tact "
third of the Sta!eiiwn ho live in the
Unit.-.! Stat.-). Ie(ran their caiv.Taotea. h-
em in the ali-tri.-t liiaiK
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It i-allep-l that (aj.t:.in Ma.-s.-j
the Erie .li"tri.'t will .-..iit.-t the neat of
--..tt in tin- !K-xt Hoti-.
(onim-i.--iii.iii
.. i . ...... al...a l.a. tiim-liM-
aiit if jTi lu.re.1 1" i-i'-k i
e-rl hio nr-el.-ctioii.
... - ma.rir.
Ov Tnwivn -i-y r-. rt r
cuI.U-1 in the We. n.UJ
Wn . ok.l. the IWI.nl
f.vil aut 1 io i-"- -
aii't notliins toor-.
The thir.t Ai-J.-nt r.iint.-r -n-
wv in nii'i! r.,.-rt that the
j.rfal --n..-.- wiM n - If m-taii.it.r
.rain. n..ii!o:..i. -l.iitf the r.-lfie in
wwt;4re Ilia le .lie-tune .li-e.
it i a -rt'-l tioit -!' "f ,!,.v
lut ...friitii.-iit h ill- h" ii--
have l--. n i l : kusw. The a!...f- .
rrnvruniY ...
aii'Mwr- have l. n . I. -I ai.-i the .!nif i.. the --le a .-..le-titutioli-l uiiiefi.l
Mi.ni. h.iv.- ...! -Ii ti. r j.la.-.- I Im-l.t f-.rewr i-fhihitilitf the u.aIiuU.1-
nr.- an I k.!e "i ii )'or, it i not n.--.-s;.ry
;iNl.fci.t';At:k.l.rk .f I In- II-.u of ,j1-t .iurini: the term !n. h linl-t eUi--
.r.--i.l..tiv. I ;j-in-"Mt a I". n..T:.ti. t- fn,l .-an l r h.-l.
iu;ij-ritv c, h!t.m in the ih xt "'" ., h m ill l-i-arlv f..ur yemr, that me
l.-a ;ne ""t
, :.it-.l ::
. r mho an- not
.Hi,
r .. the tea-hug iri;.-.
Si kiti:i or mi: nv W hitney on
ThaliWUii!.' -lay i-t-. nT.-.f ev.-rv n.af
rie,I n.:in in!. - -i-p irtiiw-iit m i!h a fine
fat turkey. Ti..-n- a'mt '' t tli.-in
an. I the jji rt amount--.! to j.pi!..ih!y tl,- !
j
U .,i.r ..r l.Vi,lat..P.are n-viwiic the '
liev.-n.i.- Lit! t.t the.-nniiu: -eioii. li)
tiot P-j-nl the Mili ill taxiiic ir-il-l mat.-h.
ali'l j-l-a- in- -;irri:i.-' Not innr.. than
one out ol t-n at. h- that are rarril.
are r-tinTi l Ly th-iroa n-p. tor taxation,
ami family vehii l.-. an- no lontf-r an ar
ticle of luxury, hut are a tioeetwary fe
jx-n-lati- to e.-ry m.-ll-tilo fanii.-rt
fioii-u h-il-1.
the lai-e of the r-turn. the I-mo-rmt
lime two of a majority in the Indi
ana Ii. L'1-I.itun' hirh m ill enalile them
toel.i1 a I nitol Mat. S-nator in place
oj tile prex nt K-puhlii-an Senator ten.
Iti'ii HarriMin. Tiiew.it ( M-v.-ral Ieiii
.a ratic iiieiiiU-r of the Iloue are can
teiti, ali i hhoiiM the K. pIlMi' all coll-testanti-make
tfiMHl-tiieir laiiii S.-natr
Harri-oii mil! l hi d n nuiinnr.
rm K-iioi.ni.lo may make t.ii-hea
aiel h-ip'-r up for .rov er a stoutly ax
they .-aiuni'! they are not (ruilty of otl'-n-aive
partiiitihip. Hut ju-t let them pule
lu ly intimate that liU adiiiinintnttion in
not the preat.-st. and mrwt )K-nirnant the
cun ever hIihii.- Uon and preto ! .'(Tim
their heads. Such is civil svrvii-e reform,
with Cleveland a iti prophet. Norn you
mi- the little joker, and now you don't.
Am non it turns ut that Ju-hn.- Man
ning our new Minister to Mexico no
Hooiirr arrived nt the capital of the A
tccks tin n lie went 11!1 a jmiihoree.
Si'M.ir ilayar-l mill have to hunt up a
old water I einiM-ral, if such a rum nri
is to Id- found, to n-pn-sent us at the
Mexican ipitai. Manning ta-in the
Hii-oiid of liis lieutenant ho has hrou'ht
us 'nto disn-pute !v a t ki len id devotion
to the How iiii: ! 1.
In liirnriniroti the il i 1 1 -u I status of the
I'nitui Stat.-s Senate in the next session
the Itemocrats have Isi n classing Sena
tor VanWyck of Kansas wli.t isa (unili
.iate liir rei ln-tioii a n iinicK-ni!ent
w ith I eiu.MTat i- pr li ities. Mr. Van
Wyck is nom' n srtl as s-ivin. that if
heeunnot la- n-elii t.-d he mill mithdram
rather than s.i- a I emia-nit el.-ct.il t. the
Senate fptui Kans;ts. It strik.-s us tliat
Mr. VanWyck may he safely classed as
a Id-put. li. -an.
The next la-iriKlature m ill have to ad-.Ir.-
itself to tiie duty of radieally
amendini;. or clearlv knocking out the
Kevenue ail of last s-ssiou. The tax
y.Ts are iletenniiiiilly linstile to its in-
quisitorial featun-s. the ihi isioii of the
Supn iiie Court holding that under its
pnjvision mortg.iges in the hands of .nr
airatioiis an- exempt from taxation,
while those held by individuals are suli
j.i1 to tax, and the I.u1 that it raise
more revenue than is n.s-essary all tend
to make it exui-dingly uii. pillar, and
to cn-at'- a demand for its n s-al.
Common n .rt ha it that, Chainuan
CVos-r. m ho is also a State Senator, is to
la made Siintary of the Commonwealth
by tiovenior Keav.-r. This has start.il a
question as to the eligibility of Mr. C.sqe
er, and lawyer mid politicians are dis
cussing it mith much intcn-st. Section ii,
Article 'J of the ( '.institution sti-ius to lie
verj- clear ou the subject. It i a fol
lows: 1 No S-n itor or !v-prcsentative shall.
" during the time for hich he shall have j
" lss-n a-livtcd. is iipiaiintcd to ntiv civil
oilnv 1111 Icr lb' o:uiiionw-aitli.
It 1 hel l by Mr. Csija r's friends that.
tins pnoision dial, not . I. -liar a .Senator
or Ivpnsetitativc who nsigiis, Inuu In--ing
apja-iiitcd to a civil olli.i- by the
taovernor. but to u it sas-m clear that
the phrasa -duriii-' tha- term for m'nia-h
he shall have li-n el.i ta-d." -ati Is-ar no
other ititaTpn-tation than, the term f
four year, and that a nssi-nation d-a
not end the time, for which he mas ehil
ed. The question is an interesting one,
and of .nurse the tiova-rnor ehsi, if he
pn.-sa.-s to apa.iut Mr. C.aia-r. m ill first
meo-k tlie opinion of t- abli-sf constitu
tional Urn ven- in the State.
T hi. ion of t '.iiign-s that m ill Is-gin
iu t.-m days mill have in its tneuilar-
uliip an uno-sujillv large liuiiila-r of rev
na.ntative. of the majority arty. that
have lsn n-tin-d by tiia- a.pular venliet.
Thia stau- of affairs is likely to bring
forth res kleass conduct alld pp.bal.lv bit
ter ta.1ioual auitbn-aks, that mill tend to
maste of time and la- pnalucttve of liut
little Utaa-lul legislation. Then i not
likely to lie any change ol a,li. y on the
Irt aif Uae majority, and a art from the
pas-sage aif the mii-mary appmpriatiou
bill thesa-Msion mill proliably he consum
ed in threshing over old straw, wrticu
larlv on th tariff question. It is upiar
entiv an unchanged purpose on jiart .if
the Ihm.a rutjc leaders Ui destn.v tlie
pn.t.s tive nyst.-m. and nothing hut the
lack of power on their part m ill prevent
ita tu-a-aiuiplishuient during the pn-sent
winter. The late elti-tiotis have taught
theae gentlemen nothing; the nmrd
of tia party has Is-eii made up. and there
is an evialetit determination to abide la
it, notm itiisUuidiiig the pq.ular verdiil.
The Ili-puilican minority is fa-epaj fnuu
all responsibility ou the mil ijti-t of legis
lation ; it du rse has lin approved hv
it party friend. and mint of ita mcinla-r
have l-een retuni.il Ui the next ( ongnna.
It ha but to stand fast by the a-aiurse it
marked out duiiiiR the last -,-Hsion and
re4 outa-iit mith Uie ai-uranee that the
Ietuo( nttie faarty i fast losin. ita u-Ui-porary
hold upon tlie people. :
Tiik Pn-w.lent luw t iat Pvn " "
lear l. tinit!..ti f bat lie eonmJen.
..He-naive jMrtin-liip. In the -a-? of
the two l nit.il Stat.-s Attorneys Kenton
nnl 'Stone, whom tie mi.enU-l for mak
ing iiliti.-al -..-eon.-. Benton wa ret.r
e.1 n.i Stone wan not. Ilenton'a sieee!.e
were not offenidve, Itx-caime roale in ku
jrt of the AJministration, while St..ne
sree hei. were honttie to tlie Aannnisira-
tion. In other or-K an ofTn-ial may
i jvak and eanva- mr me
I 1lirtv Htl, t 1 puilty of " oflviiHive
rtisaiii.ij.," hut if ! pn -Mill..- to
iTiti. ine the A i ministration, or refti- to
! aa-a-ei-t it theon- f irovernineiit, he in
i jjnjitv of .1 (.lnva!tjMtnl ianorl. nrtve tr-
: iHl"11I,,ltl't1 i,. ,.t1i,-e. If the M.lf- '
wuiunl thet'ivi S-nirvf-ef-rtiMraojai.
mint out the .iitl.-rvn.-e t-etta.-eti tliwainl j
the iferuiiiieoM time Ie ratie ..-trine ,
- "To ti. i.1ol Mug the N-.im- ;
,
, (
ullI1ke.,. U. have,...,
m..rv ta-lil.'al-iit lion (rtian i.iln U.U.
II.-i m -N.!i.ldt.- Uir r-tioiiiination. aixt ;
j t.. .-.nn- " olti. w! '" o' "'
f..U ,t i, w..nh. We haw no :
! ,.U,.nt to ke. .ut--wll .lam"- ,
. !,y..T.te. Ut tt .'all thititf. Ly their
' ri-l.t tuillie. In-n-atl'-f .
Wmii r e Imr it- .lotiU that the n.-. -.v-iati..n
mill ! w-l at Un
mi.ui- i-T.. -P.i I n Mi!mi!l ititf
Ki,,,u. p. .. , .l l.i,jr in the ..M mt.
Uli,.r,)ie r.,.nt in. th. i. nt. uneertain.
iiinv-il-l iiiiiiii-nh.-ii-ihle wtatiit.-
Mi allil the " I.i.vnwe lam," of the
Mate. We tnit tli.-ref-.re that the la-tfia-latijr.-
mill mith .l.-hU-rate .ur. an-I
j an eve Miifle to the ii.ii-nni.-c oi me
, .ln-n itwlf to the tai-k of aliieinl-
iujr. ..r rath-r of mi.inir out the ir-nt
h-en-- laan.l x.iUtitutintf for tliem
j-laiu. eoiirw-, mcll j.mar.1.-.!. exi.li. it en
a.1in.'iit. ahout the intentions of which
then- can la- no cavil, and mliich mill
prevent every Judge in tlie State from ,
U-ing a lam unto himself, striving mith
might and main in many instance " hom :
not to do it."
There is much diversity of sentiment ;
in regard to tlie manufacture and sale of j
malt and spiritous liquors, and all citi- !
7j ns are eiititlel to their opinions, and .
the enjoyiiient of them, with the neces- ;
sary l.vislatioii for the pmt.ition oftheir j
private intcn-st, until the .-otirt of lust j
resort the people at the l.lls have de- j
eid.il the issue, and then comes the liir- !
ther question of couiensation. To the '
suhjii-t of an ameiid.il oran entirely new
lic lis.- laws the jiarties in iiit.-n-st should
ad.ir-ss themselves The li-Uor d.-ulcrw j
should see to it that, while their interests !
are cared for, the righhs of tlie general j
pul.lii-an- not infringi-d, and that every t
sale guard for the protection of Isith jiar
ti.. the dealer and the citizen la
throw n around the tratlic. With the
dealer on the one hand and the Prohibi
tionist on the other.each striving for their
resptitive ohjet, it doe eem to us tlmt
a lietter, a more easily interpreted, and if
n.veswary a more stringent law can la- en
acted, t iive us tlie liest lii-ense lam- that
the ingenuity of our legislators, w ith the
light of experience can draft. It w ill
then lie on trial for three or more years,
while the proposed prohibitory amend
ment is jiassing through the constitution
al stag.-, fur submission, and m hen the
people come to vote uim the question
they will have a ehoice.U-tm.i-n the het
license law that can lie devised, and to
tal prohibition. a
We re going to have three or more
years of agitation on this subj.i-t. Ict i
the liquor dealers put their liest liait for.--
most in the way of procuring a more i
satisfa.lory license lam, for in that is j
their onlv hope. The existing lams for;
the granting of license are a delusion, if
not a snare, the souiee of dissi iitionsjind
a i-onstant troutile to our courts, ix-t
them 1m- amended in the interest of jus
tiec, if for no other cause.
Wade Hampton Hurt.
i'ol.i mhia. S. C.. Nov. 'St. Information
hasjtist Isi-n m-eived hen-of an aii-idcm to
Si-iiator Wad.- Hampton m liile dii-r iiuutiug
on Ins plantation mi Monday. Immig tin
lay he Isvamc si-jK4i-at.il from tin- n-st ol tiie
sitty. m lio.towardeveniiig su.MK.ing ilauiji
i ton iiad left the field n-tunied lioiin- at s
o'clock. That night Hampton Is-ini. siili
ahsi-nt, a scan-hini: party starte.1 out. The
old iM-ucral was toiinil a short distauiv fn.m
the house very much exhausted and pain
fully hurt, hut making his ; holm want
Alsmt ;t o'eliH-k in tli.- afti-mi.sm Hampton
was riiliui; throu-h a thick wo.m1 wheie
vini-s wen 11111110 ms : a supple jaet vine
caught his irtm which dis-hargit the gun.
alld tlie load of hllekshot cnlcml the head of
iiis tine horse killing him instantly. The
auiiual f it on Senator lI.Lm,itou. and in his
iiiami-1 .i.ti'litiou it tis.k him some time to
extricate himself. He had Ihcii walkin-.
itiroiili the w.ssls. for nearly live hour.
Swept by Storms.
I'll ii.viu:i.i-iii.v. Nov. V A cyclone stonn
swept over .iloui-estcr inunly. N. J., tn-lay.
damaiiiL- sev.-ral hiiildiuirs. Charl.-s Wyinii-.
a hri. kvar.l owner at I'lUnam. w:ls nniisihiv
..uallv cni-lied hy timU-rs falling on hini
Th.-windows ot a r.iilr.1, 1 train ia-.tr iila-
isipi men- iiroken by the mind and a sinic
j o-V'irml amoni; the p.is-s-nge--s.
M r. Stkkliv;, Ky Nov. St. A cycloii.-.
aitoiu a hiitidnii yanis wide. asstil tliiiiui;h
ita'h c.cinty lliis nioriting. upnsiiiiig iar-c
:ni-s. Iit-iwiii down i.si and rail feini-s and
ii-i.g ,ous-s fnun their foundations. It
swept a larc p ail o( mater au one farm
almost dry and fish and turtles mere found
in the surpiuiHliiig jsistun-s, mon than -Vi
yap!s.fpun the jaa.l. A tetiant house on
the same fa nn wa i-arried Jo fn-t. The a
eiii;iut.s w.-n-. unitijunil. The path of the
storm did not touch pnija-rty of any aiinsid
eranic value, ii is la 'licv.il.
- -e-
Princess Beatrice's Baby.
t.M.s. Nov. Prin.i-s Iteatrire, wife
of prince llctiry of italenlK rg and J'ouugest
daughter ol Vu.i 11 Victoria, baa giva-n birth
to a son. ltoth the mother and sou are die
itig well, lain! lUndoIih Churchill was the
minister in attcndaui-e at tlie ai-coii. hinent.
A gn-at scan was causail thniugliout the
W.-st laid in tlie aftermaiti by the tiring of
catinoli in St. Jauu-s Park to a-elebrate the
birth of tiie -yuecn new grandchild. A
dense fog was pn-vailing at the time, and
lor a w hile the detonation were la-lieva-d to
la- th.us- of some dynamite attack.
aa-
Franklin County District Attor
neyship. CHtWKKRsBrKu. Pa.. Nov. !. Itistriet At
torney W. J. Z.u hariiLs, w ho wa the tH-mo-i-ratic
a-amlidate for n--i lection at tlie last
election and mho was declared defeated by
only two votes, to-day pnsented a petition to
Court asking that the ra-publia-an a-andiilate
lie adjudgi-d not el.-rted Iiistri.1 Attorney on
the ground that at least fourteen vote eat
for Mr. Zacharias at the Kirst ward (sills in
Chaiulx-rshurg were not counted. The n
-l.ii.l. nt has lain giva-n until lleii-nilsr
It to pn (sire hi answer lo the etitioii.
Frozen to Death in the Blizzard.
Maki.au. Iak Nov. -i-V-Two children
name Ma isal wen- ln-jto-n toalaatb ta-n mile
north of hen- while liaikiug la-r lost nnk.
Two young nun, bnithcr. named Sims,
w.-n- fnan-ii lo death wiiil-- a-etuniiug fnjin
work. Mrs. Jo-iej-h Hazeltiue wa lost in
the blizzard Monihiy night na-ai Saniiorn,
and when found wa an badly fmzen that
her recovery is doubtful.
Explosion in a Mine.
Vil.kfBHKRK, Nov. Ji. An explosion of
pis occurred in the foiiynghaiu shaft this
morning. Many miners men- burned and
H-rioiily injured. The shaft is om-neil and
-raied 1V the Ieleman- and Hudson om
any, and was known to ii.nlain iisider
ahle ga.
The explosion oerurrtil while the men
mere gelling na.lv to g In mork. About
tifiy niinen. and lal.n i wen-sitting at the
f.rt of I lie shaft. Only three or foiirof Ih.-lu
withoiil injury. A numlirr. issihly
ten or twelve, will die. and many other will
tie maimed.
The explosion man iniwl by t'oni'-lius
Itoyle. a mine lai.n-r. who .tcs-1 into a
morke.l-outchaiuis-r.miii.il e liih-.lmi.li
ga. it ti a lighi.il lamp ii-. luhat. Many
iiiules men kill-d iH- mouii.i.-l. uii-i iln-iiaiii-atr
i.i iht iiiM.h- wi.rking "t 'he lift s
gn-at. Kin- ! William Viliiam and
William Evans an- n-.rteilto l- finally bur
ii.sl. Tii-ma- lln. u and '..n.t liu. Ifc.yle
ti.iil froiu liirir mjiirie.. T iituM-r ar,
ru-iiig. and it i t-li. ve.l thai th.-v m-r.-i.a.w
ii int. a siiuip .-ooiaoiing thirty H-et il
maier and .In.m lail.
Tim--vih- at tl-colliery mhi'u- the iiijiir-MH-n
w.-i- U-:UK tak'H Ip.iii l:e shaft m:is
I. TT.-.ie. .trr... 4 sl.nl hundred s.
..!. had gall.er.ii al tile mouth of t! s.l.ilt
ii.. .la- tls-m tne .. nioiiw-r. and 'laiigh-t.-f
of tin- injur.-.! lie-ii. A tbt-y m.-n- la-k.-ii
nil ol He pit ll y .n- t.P..lthl to the
eti.';irt- hou-e. and the aoim-ii ui.wi- .1.- rair
rtt-.ns lo gam elitralHi-. Tlit ir enirwUics
an t tram i. k ni-.iiUaiioti- of gra f metv
invann I. ling, but they m.-rv l. n.ly k-i
uti-le .- tMiiM.ng while the viit.m- .-re
raj.j i it. I.l.ii.k.1- uLid in oil. The floor
..I tin--i. .me li-ux- as c..-.-n-l mitli mri'li
III.; loimau f.rui-. ili-ti.ur.il hy fin- as to
In- iilili.;:cail,e.
V- fast a- .mit.h tiey men- taken lo the
tiosinta! ,r to ineir homes. Tn-se iiH-ii an
l.l.ml I. I- falal'y hurt :
ll i.li Mia iiy. llar.l Kern. Ki. hard
I ly i ii. John Cannon. 'lin-topher
!:.irn...i--. Ma a.wi .i lSri.n. iMnie! K.rrj-,
John lN.in.-h. try. li nls M.Jal--
av. -
Terrible M.ne Disaster.
'ii.kinvKkK. 1'a., Nov. ii. Shortly after
the miners and lal.n-rs e.iteml the Coiiyng
ham shaft this luornin an expl.isinii of gas
t.H.k place, and nearly every man ill the
mine mas seriously injured. Ai - .lit .VI men,
iiiiiM-r and lalsm-rs. wen-sitting at ti" fis't
ol the -hart mailing tor tin- inside ! when
the terriiile i xphwioii l.s.k plan-, and oiily
tl n-e or tmr m.-n. so far as can Ik- ascertain
ed, .-sajsil without injury. M.-t ol the
ni. nwcn-s. nl to their homes at ihht. and
u- they art si aitcnil far and near, long dis
tain -s from the shah, no account of the n--suit
of their injuries can. at this m riling, he
ohainil.
It is know n. Iiowt ver. that 1 or 1" m ill
die and others w ill Is- si-arrnl and inaim.il
for lite. The disaster was .-aiiscd by Cornel
ills ltoylc. a mine lalmn-r, m ln.ste.il intoa
work-si out chaiulM-r w liich was tilled m ith
gas. with a lighi.il lump n.n his hat. lloyle
will die.
Many miih-s men- kiil.il and wounded. and
the damage lo the i-iside workings of the
shaft arc gnat. Kin- U-x- William Wil
liams and William Evan an- n-irtcd fatal
ly huni.il. Kull knowl.iige as to the exact
number of thou-hurt and the character
tin-mound of those injun-d cannot be.aV
tain.ii at pn-sent.
.
Cattle Disease in Chicago.
Chicvi.. Nov. Si. Tlie Live Stock Com
mission niviv.il word yc-icrday ihat some
cattle at Kidgeland mere atl.i-te.1 with some
trouble of a similar nature to the disease
among the cattle at that pla two year ago.
and to which the pleiint-pneumoiiia existing
in Chicago has been traced by the veterinar
ians. A veterinarian was onleml to exam
ine the cattle, and put such as had yni
toms pleuni-piieumoiita in quaniutin.-. A
mc:nb. r of the Coiiiinissioii is authority for
the statement that then- an-nearly iHl
h-ail of caitle sintn r-il over the city in small
hepls wh'ch will have to Is' slaiightensl by
the State, in addition to nearly :t.(il head
under qiiaiantiii- at the distillery sheds.
The appniis.il value of the entin- lot mil!
probably n-a. li turn, and it is doubtful
whether one-half of that amount can Is.- re
alir.l on the sale of the m.-al of such ean-as-es
as pass iii-tion. The ecnes of i a t -si
tioii and maintaining quarantine, whicli
have Ihi-ii iartly met hv the Kedcral Gov
ernment, are said lo have amounted to near
ly mii.tam up to the pn-sent time, w hile the
liiiaiiri.il loss,-, that have n-sulteii to the
State and to Chicago Is-cause of the inahiliiy
to iiimitsliately suppn-s theexisieuiv ol the
di-s ase eonld not Ik- appniximat.il to any
d.vns' of iiirn-.-ln.-ss.
An Unlucky Dream.
Ih.xoH MProN, NovciiiIht.''.. AIImti mall
.:'Mniihville, I'a., was run away with hv his
team on Sunday, and had a narrow c--:-ai-tr.nn
death. Whilellot injunil. he mil : so
ppstranil thai he was ii.liqs'ileil to take to
Ins l.il after n-.iehini; hoiii.-. His In-d W':;s in
a nsim on the se.mil story ol his iiouse. An
hour or so at't.T he had gone to Is-.! his wife
wa- pa itiL- thniugh the yanl, when she di-rovci-l
her husband lying on the ground lie
iieath iiis U-tnsim window. He m-a.- un- 'in
s, ions. She .-ailed for help, and mas i-ar.-.ed
i' to the house Both of his legs and his left
arm were bmken. A physician n--t.mil
Sinai! to consciousness, and he was .-c.e to
say that he had dn-amed that he wa aaiu
Is-iiii: run away with, and that his wagon
was about falling over a high cniisiukmcut,
when hejunqsil. Hi- niu-t iiav-c s,ningout
..1 the w n. 'low while still asln p. He is in a
critical stun.. A similar a.-cid-nt sv imi!
some week ago in Tio-a (unity.
A Medal for Heroism.
Port v., K. Wis., Nov. St. Ing!nisrTh---n.is
laltic, w-ln-sa hi-piie attention to duty .. the
night of the Kat Ilio disaster, uiidoubinlty
s;a-.si many livi-s. w is pn'-a-ntnl last evening
he Itishop Whipile witli a gold m.iial. The
Hi-hoj. was 011 his way home finm Philadel
phia, where he had tha- token stiin k off at
ttie Tinted Siau-- Mint. The obverse side
taiirs the iu-sTiptiou 'ltishop Wil'pple to
rtioiiuis I.lttle.1' and the n-versa. side "for
h'S hcniism in saving the liv.s of aissa-ug-'rs
at Km Wi.. i. tola-r JS. Is";." Tlie m-dal
is plain hut very neat. Iieinir a trifle smaller
than a silver dollar. The recipient was tak
en entin-ly by surprii-. and ISishop Whipple
left for home on the night train afta-r having
j-aid a warm tribute to the a-ngitiis-r.
No More Moonshining for Him.
Atlwta, ia.. Nov. 2i. Robert W.saly. of
.timer iiiuiity lias sta-pjai out of tha- 'iii
ta'iitiary into the astfassiiti aif a ni.v littla
t-n line. He bad bavti a soldier in tlii l'tiioii
aniiy. Aiauit a -.-ar ago he was tria-il for
sh. ailing at another, and seiita-n.isl to one
year in tha auitctitiary. Svaral aiays ago
his term expired, when be came lo Atlanta.
Hen' ha- wa met by hi lawyer, what had
b-en piishiin: bis claim foran-eai-s of -elision
with suea-a-as. The evidetite of this SUI-.-.-SS
ai'liivli f.irft lKl. which Wiaaly- bad
.-ashisl In-n- and at anus- starta-d home. He
says ha- is g.iing to ajuit miauisliining and
buy a little faun of his own.
Seven Indians Drowned,
lliswj Nov. J4 Sa-va-n Indian- ,-Itig
Thunder," tlie I 'niw cliia-f among the iniiiila-r
w.-n .ip.wu.ii while attempting In ems
the Missouri River, ten miles north of hen-.
Itig Thunder wa one of the most famous
chiefs ot the Cpw nation andhisson, White
Kigle, is said tai have been witli the party
wheu the accident orciirnsl. The Indian
were enwsini: to join a Itand of their trilH
w hich had started to wn-ak vctig.-an.-e on
the Sioux w ho killeal a Iminlar is Crow,
scvend alays ago.
Six Months with a Bullet In HisBrain.
Au. ESTOWK. Nov. 24. K.ilM:rt Sa-lder died
ha're this aftcni.Min, agi-d ya-ars. On the
21 h day of May he made an attempt to com
mit suicide in a sal i am by firing a bulla-! in
to tin- top aif bis lK-ad. The lull bmke the
skull and la-netratasl the brain. It was pni-la-d
for but na-ver found. Since then he bad
n-voTered sulna-h-ntly to aptearon tlie stnita.
A 6-w alaya ago relapse occurred and the
wound proved fatal.
I - - . . . . I -a- a -,--. a s- a kiitaB DA DiriG i aCjaaak. 1 W At I
A FAMILY dUI bntntl J I ninwwwn mAUn ""-'wa. j T-T I .
And Their Bodies Burned-Tha Mur
der Revealed By a Son of the
Perpetrators.
WiLi.nasnraii, Ky., Novemtwr 2T. It i
developed that the family of eight persoln
upKed In have been burned to death in
Knox .Tiuntyat miHitb since, wen murdered,
tlieir th puis U-ing ,nt fnim ear to ror. The
-articular are as follow: The family,
whose name wa P.. seem to have had t
neigh l m whose n-putation was bail, they
!iaviii- an iih-gittmate son agtst len year.
Iking refuwil .hiiitlaln-e to I'oe'a house,
ib.-y ts-came .-nrage.1 atid planned tlie horn
Me uiurih-r. The niunler .sk pla.-in '.lie
night mh-n Mr. Poe masabw-nt The hoy,
utTcriug mi-k-r a w-ven- rtrntin-rmr-iit from
his n-putcl father, now Ml tlir wholr story .
He sar the ittotlicr waa talking ltit the
mailt-r tr r-veral days, and it .-.iliitiuatcl
durinif the iiL-hl. wlx-n Mr. I'i-e ma lsiit :
thalwla-ii lu (atlicrand mother k-ft b.Mie sir
'.- hou-sr lley (..rlia.b- hi icoing Willi
lliein. hut thai h si;p-la.oiig witliii'H their
Know bilge and saw tliera niter the hour.
Tlr lamiiy w m- all as lee), in .mm- niu, and
his father a ith a rar cut the ibnial of racli
fnrni ear to ear m bile hi mother p;ck.i the
Is.li.-s up, ail.) .l il them in the m t-lle of
ibc floor, pi 11 b-ild ng.rfi Inn and then s-t
li rv to tli- m and the bmisr. and that tlie
tiahy s. n-amil until tlie flame snerthensl it.
The liy told Iiis story in su. li a straight-t-.rwanl
maniMT as ti lead loan invesliga
lein. and arn-sts were at ihhy made. A sew
iui; ma. Iiine and (Hher artit ).- iH-loiigiug lo
in e INa-'a wen- found in the cellar of the ac-i-used
parth-s. Th.-v mere at oihv plainl in
jail at larls.iirsville. Therein no doubt of
lii-ir giiilt, and excitcmi-nt ha n-ached an
iuteiisitj' Ismb-ring on fn-nxy. The .imp!.
will unil.sible.liy In- lynched.
I'. was a lumls-niiaii and was in Ciiiciu
uati when his family was burned. He was
oti.e in psl cin-umstaui-es. but of late ha
iss-u iiiiiaratively ssr. It ma fcanil lie
would lassifiie insane at tint from grief. He
said, alter Inuring of tiie tire, thai it mas
siu.nilar no ..lie bad Irecn aide to put it out.
and he i-emul lo think it might be tlie work
of iuiviidiaries.
. .
Creat Battle in Africa.
Ii.mmix, Nov. St. Advice from Ihlrliali
NoviiiIm r ' state that a general and apiar-
iiily sinii-ssfiil n volt is ill pnnm-ss among
the natives against Portuguese ai.t .orit)- in
Suilher:i Atrii-a. An American luissiouani-,
the Kcv. Mr. Wilcox, arrived in Ihirlian
fn mi the Port ugm-se -s-ttlcment on the East
is ast alsive Transva:il. He n-portsas follows:
Tin- natives at liiliaiilliane, a Portuguese
jsirt town, alsiut two hundml mil.- altove
lielagoa Itay. arose up against the Portu
guese taxation and luunicmi the Colin-tor.
On letois-r '5 a liattle was fouirut 1st ween
s.miil Portugucsj-and friendly natives ou tlie
one side and Svmu hostile natives on the
other. The Portugu.-sw men defeated and
muted, and the lie's in kiil.il on Isrth side is
cstimat.il at ft.mio men.
Mr. Wilcox says the (iovemor of Mozam
bique has gone into the .-.iimtry to endeavor
to suppn-ss the n-volt and save the jrt of
luliambaiie from falling into the hands of
tin iustiri'nts. The town w:i harrii-adcd
when the missionary last hean1 fnun it and
the women and children bad Isi n n-moved
to hiis lying in the madslead. The entire
.nuntry mund alsiut tlie town had aln-ady
len abandoned by the Portugu.ie and ar
rangements have been made to nmove tlie
jHiptilatioti of Iuhamiiane ..lit to si -a if the
hostile natives attached the town in fon-e.
The town of luhambane is near the mouth
of the river of tliat name. I- has harbor, a
fort and some laoo houaea. .1 trade i. most
ly in Ist-swax and ivory.
Kentucky Factions at War.
LorisviLLE. Nov. 2-4. Rowan county has
la-en one of the most law less n-gion of Ken
tucky. Men have lavli shot down in day
light, and the Judges and juries have been
afraid to try the murderers. Craig Tolliver
and Cook Humphrey were the leader of the
rival factions, and ill the past few year
dozens of cold blooded crime have gniwn
out of the feud. A few month ago the cases
against these ctit-thnwls were eompniiiiis.il
on condition tliattln-y would leave the State.
At the time of the cotnpniinise the law
abiding element Itetieved tliat tlie end wa
near. All a.-rsoiis engaged ill the feuiLs were
within the law's clutches or could lie arnst
ed at any time. The principal were in court,
the military at hand to en fon-e icssions,
and a jury wa ready to try, if asstinil pm
t.ition fnun jicrsonal harm should their ver
diil Ik one of death. A ma.-tiing of hostili
ties has .si iirnil thus early, with a pniba
bility of the shedding of more hlixal. IIow
iipI Iyo-an is the first victim this time, with
a slight flesh wound in hi leg. The old
spirit of n-venge is again an.usail, tlie town
is patnilhsl by niirht with armed nH-n. and
au outbreak is exai-liil at any moment.
lgHii now w.-;ir that the " war is on."
and that be neither exasts nor will give
quant r. It is n-port.i! that Humphn-y and
Tolliver have n-turned and it is ppibable
that the in up len ills warfare will b- n-iiewwl.
72 Hours in a Blizzard.
KlsKAKa-K, I'tK., Nov. St. A isirtv of
army otfin-rs arriv.il fnim lv.rt Yates last
nigiit. and gave a dacription of the m.ist
thrilling and trv ing ride in tlie history of
this sa-ction. Tha-v were 72 hour in the
hlizanl. coming lo Kort Lineolll, a distana-e
ol im mihi. or over an hour to a mile. The
vehicle wa an ainhiilan.-e, and was drawn by
four iiittle. During Monihiy night, when
the blilzard was at its height, tha-y wa-n-eom-a-llasl
to shove and plunge their way
thniugh snow drifts fnim 0 to lit f.i't deep,
and the continual use of whip and goading
sticks wx inii-ssary to keep the exhausted
animal walking. The oftica-rs say that at
times the hlizzan! actually hid the mule
fnun view, and but for the animal instinct
they would have bean lost and fmza-n to
death. I Inc.. I ha y pass.il an Indian camp,
hut the savages n-fused them shelter, a their
exaricnii- taught them this would la? fatal
to them. The amhtilam-e to was blown away
having them linppitei1.il from the wind.
It was a tight for life, and a terrible expe
rience. Paralyrzed And Starving.
Reviuxo, Pa., Nov. 2j. Two years ago
John P-ca-k, aga-d alsmt ,V, came to Ra-ading
from la-hanon -county' and n-ntail an upr
Mini in the St. Cloud Hotel. Here he Uv
eal hy him-a-lf ill a very miserly way and
was frasjtifiitly not seen tor a week, when he
would la- going alajut the cil- piaking up a
few pennia-s by filing Haw. He was iooka-d He
on as wn tch.illy ir, and people fniUently
gave him a few ii nls to help him along.
The other night lie was a-eti crawling down
stair on hands and f.i1. Kiveilay ago he
was stricken with istralysis, and ha-lplessand
sai-chla-ss, with nothing la. eat, be lay in
the nauii ail this time. He was greatly
em-uiateal. He wa taken tai St. Josephs
Hospital, but he cannot nuiver. Two large
sionlaix.-s and air of add blanket were the
only articles found in his naun. In hi
aa ka-ts w.is found tS7. and two other wall
ets on hi 1 arson contained nearly -KM!.
I'aers found on him show that he has $1,
7"o at inta-n-st. He fnspiently ate nothing
for a .lay, tin has f.sal was given to him.
Cleveland's Tariff Views.
W vsIIishtoh, Nov. 27. President (.leve-l.-ii
of says in n-fi-n-ni-e to the tariff question :
"It seem tliat my view 011 tlie tarill have
la-en very much misunderstuMid. I am not a
fi vi- trader, nor am I what aomc call a high
protective tariff man. I believe ihat there is
a middle gn.iind ukiu w hicli we can all
stand with pa-rfea-t n-gard for the iutereata of
industry and the sufficiency of the revenue.
Ti.cn- is no doubt that the system of raising
revenue for the support of the government
from duties on foreign merchandiss imairt
til into the country is the simplest and least
burdensome of all methods for the object in
view. We know that tlie income tax was
not popular, and that land tax would af
11 tlie agricultural rlass. These are the
methods retaorted to when tlie customs plan
is not used. A system of duties based on
the idea of revenue with incidental pntx
tion laeeui to he the proper middle-ground.
Neither Morrison or Randall is right on the
tariff."
Nivutat Elu, Novemlrer ieorge
Haxlett and Mis Sadie Allen of Hillfalo.
went thniugh tlie rapiil and I he wliir!.l
this afteniMi in the torisiieliasil barrel
mail by H.ult tt and potts last summer. They
mere in the rapiil and w hirll live iiiiiiu
tes and were taken .Mil ot the eddy ou tiie
Canadian aide, just U iow the mhirll,
tlirre-quancniid an iiotir later, ill gl con
dilwui. Mi Alien is a nsiial.le girl, eigli-tn-ti
years ol.l, a petite briiuett and ntther
pretty.
Mis Allen !nli she apisnml at the ferry
rady to enl.-r iqs.ii ine is-ilou joiimey
won- a in ni walking die. Taking oil her
hat and jacket and thmw iii a shawl over
her bead slie sli-pp. d hghily into toe Isirn I
IhnMigh tlie inaiut.tle. tu. k.ng h.-r garmuts
rlowiy at ait iter ami laugnuigiy remarking.
"C-iiiiK-. trsstrge. jump in ; 1 m ail fixed."
Sam after Haiiett steppul into the craft,
fastening him-'lf in liie end pa-ite to that
il.li.il by M.s Allen. Just tinny iiiinuto
fmiu the liiuv tii. tiarn l was towed out into
tiie nver it na 'mi tiie miiirlpisil.
Tlie atari wa maU fnim tlie Maid of the
Mist landing on the Ca'na.hail sele. When
the bwrr. I rra. li.il the uia. lstn.iu it shot
ru:ht into lb.- .-en! re of the .l, making
two iH-thnt turns, la-aviug tiie piail, the
Uim l tiliow.il tlie current out toward the
Canadian shore, and dow u to the outlet of
(be sal, when it got into ii large el ly and
hols ail aniuiid for half all hour, friends
near hy sttouinl to the ai-U-uut of tlie har
n l. when Il.ulctt iija-iie.1 a small d.airon the
lop. and frank latum ihn-w a P.;.- fn.m
the slum', which Hazh-tt sts'iiml and tlie
Utrn-I was lownl a-shon-. After coming out
of me barrel. Hazletl and Miss Allen had a
tramp of a mile and a half, thnmglt brush
and over tamMcr. befon- n-a.-hing llie top of
the precipiie.
An Incident of Mashington Life
Tin- bnithcr of the wile of a very well
known roiled State Senator is at present
driving a sirevt .-ah in Washington. His
sister is a lady of gnat -sa-ial ambitions.
She oft. -n visits Kunipt. ond 1 have seen a
uumtiT of paragraphs nutiti: engagements
of her mini -n. us daughters to scions of ina
bility. The ial.1 part of ibis story i
thai this very driver of a stn-et cab isoften
employed by his sister in a protl-s-ional
caiacity. Tliis uncle of a fashionable nin-e
has htvii often set-ii ilriving this tii.ie to a
party, she carrying in her hand a laiuqiiet
which cost more than his wvak s urnings.
This devoteil uncle has lain si-en sitting ou
hi IsiX fn-zzing Iiis lingers and Iiis toes dur
ing the season, maitim: for the outeomiuc of
Iiis fashionable sister and nii-.. It is all
incident of Washington -aa-iety thai is as cu
rious as itis pii1i.na-.uc.
Chinese Woman Died In New York
New Yokk. Nov. St. The tirst Chinese
woman that ever died in this city was luiri.-d
fnun Uaxt.-r stni-t this aftennsm in Ewr
gnin avinelery. New York. Her name wa
Mrs. Clim Shtim. who dl.il of iiuisumptiou.
tin her arm wa n' solid gold hran-h-ts and
against her face in the antliti wa her jewel
case. Two na-w uiirs of while solasl shia-s,
handsomely einhpiiilcn-d with gold thr.-ad,
were put at the feet. Thn-e hlack silk dnsses,
fold.il ill s.liap. Hal bun. lies, wen- also laid
in the bottom of the casket. Her hiisliand
hroimht her fnim New Orleans to get Weil.
They mere married four j-cars ago in China,
liut tive celestials wen- at the funeral. IK--aia.sail
was Si years old.
Attacked by a boar.
Klkctwkui. Pa., Nov. St. An exciting
and what will prove a fatal light Ls.k pl.ue
a-tenlay in North Whithall, la-high e.uinty
ba-tmecn Abraham Jaanlis, a rich fanner and
an infuriated boar. Jacob wa trying to
drive the animal when it turned uhi hitn.
Jacob dcfenil.il himself with a club but tiie
laiiir kniM-ked him down, bit him seva-rly
aliut the lag ami arm ami the goml him
in the alalouia-n, iullicling 11 wound nine
hit he long, with it tusk. A hiilldo;; came
to tlie resa'tie and a furious tight a nsti.il I--t
wei-n the laiar and the dog over the sa-iisc-lesa
form of the farmer. Neighlairs attracted
by the noise, arriviil and shot the lasir.
Jacob wa rarri.il to his home in a dying
condition.
One Woman Murders Another.
Cil -iMHKKSRi'Kii. P.I., Nov. 2! Mrs. Wil
liam Kec and Mrs. Joseph Van Ia-ar laswne
iuvolvnl in a a-ontnversy at Itniwnsville,
about scvan mila- fnun Chamla-rshurg, this
morning, when Mrs. Van Ir shot and kill
ail Mrs. Kai-s. The murdeml woman is a
sister-in-law of Joseph Ket-s. who is want.il
here for the murder of his hole knar. and
Mr. Van laar is the sister of a man who
shot, but did not kill, a n.-gni in Itniwn
ville ncent!y, and i now a fugitive, lta.tli
Women an' wiiite. hut livewith anloml men.
Poisoned Herself and Nine Others.
PollTSMol Til, ., Nov. 27. Ir. lialilield. of
ltuclian-st. went to sis' a sick mother-ill law.
John Tiirna-r. and staynl all night. In tha-mo'-'iiug
the iiin-1 girl, who had la-en rai-..-al
in Turner's family, put onie rat poison in
tin aiitlVv and on soiti:-frinl chi-ken. Nine
p -rois partiaik of the fiaid and ail b -i-.me
d.mgeniusty ill. The girl also tiaik h-r ir
tioii. Shi- is now- dying, and tin- old 1 1 ly.
Mrs. Turner, who raised the girl, is ah dy
ing. A small child is already dea l. All
tiie other will mnvrr. No n-ason is assign
ed for the ah-ed hy the girl, who n-l'tisa-s to
talk oil the stlhjea-t.
He Threw Himself Under a Train
Attica. N. Y., Nov. 24. I-nst evening a
t ninger arrived in town and registeml at tlie
Western Hotel. ops:te the -Icp t. as A.
liililinin, giving no n-siden-i'. His strange
a. t ions attr.a tail attention and a watch wa
ka-pt on hitn. At alsiut ! o'cha k he w i'k
ed down the track a short distaiir and stoil
thiTC while a frei-lit train was ;assing. Ile
fon tlie train wish,- het!i:vw 'ilnisilf under
it and was iiist uitly killed. ' u hi a-r tn
was found -sliil, a silv.-: wat.-h. and a card
with the nam -. " (iuillin'.u. phannacieii.
Rue St. Jaai-uc. In." II" w;a well dn-ssed,
f gisal build. :in ' l.siking. an I appan-utly
.'W year of age.
a- -
Born Without A Mouth.
Nkw Yokk. Nov. 24. flic physicians at
the Emi-rgcni-v Hospital for Women are
watching with gnut inlenst the n-sults of an
or.itioii i-rforiued then- lat meek. It mas
the creation of a nioutli abused. Where tlie
mouth bouhl have b-.i-n wen.-sm.sith while
skin and Ha-sh. In other nsqait the child
eemccd normal. An incision w:ls made
aepss the faa-ejust la-low tlie n.sa-. The jaws
wen- found to Is-joined by a mcmhrane, but
when this wa everetl they movasl natur
ally. It is believed that w hen the child
gpiws up it will have a giaal a mouth a if
nature, nol the surgaiui, had made it. The
child ha not Icirnard tocrv.
He Fooled With an Ostrich Egg.
Nkw Havkm, Nov. 2J. Ir. Oa-orge Itaur,
assistant mfa-s.ir at the Pealaaly Museinn
at Yale, wa kii.H-kcd ena-le to-.Liy hy the
explosion of an ostrich egg. Sa-i.-ntists at
Yale say it wa the mot remarkable explos
ion on rer-un!. The i-ggs were shipH-d to
Yale from Caa'Town, Nov. 14, 1SS., f.ir ex-s-rilnemal
puqKisi-s, ami owing to the delay
one of them fermented, generating a gas in
side of it which caused such an explosion
that the building was shaken. When Ir.
Itaur recovcreal cinsa-inustieii it was found
that hi only injuries were flash wounds.
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An Explosion Felt for Miles.
EASfcASTKa, Win. , Nov. 2o. Tlie jaiwder
mill at Platteville, (irant county, wa blown
up last night. Twelve thousand aiund of
powder were in the mill at the time. The
engineer wa the only man around at the
time. He was blown a long distance and
insensible for some time. Windows were
shattered in houses miles awav.
A L-ar-g-e barn Destroyed, by Fire.
Lahiaiitir, Pa., Nov. 27. A large bank
barn of Daniel Miller, near "Tlie Buck," this
county, waa burna-d last night. Thn-e horses,
six cows, wheat, com and tobacco rni and
all the farm implements were destroyed.
Loss, $7,(1011, partially insured.
Wm '.'Htatu. IV. ii. Two rwm1able
l. a. king women visited J.cih It. Smith's
I unikHaking establishment and ask.sl his
j pri.T fT iiMiilialing a funeral. Mating Ihat
i a n-lation ..f theirs had did at tlie Chcstc-
i County Home, and 1 1 icy ilesinil In have him
I burie.1 ikiMitly with oilier of the family,
j The arrangement were cc.inliiigly mailc.
lid Mr. Smith wa to take hi wagon to the
almshouse and bring the Isaly to W.-J Ches
ter, where it wa In lie encase.! in a pniper
lux and dn-s-il for buiral. Aiipiingty
("nd. rtak. r Sin ih sent his man w ith a leutu
to the ahiisiiouse. as dim-ted. when it was
thscovi-rtsl that somestudiiiifnnna muli.-al
oll.ge had la-en there and swtmil the Ka!y.
The laaly Iiad laeti fixed up and shipped via
the Wilmington and Northern Itailnmd
The n-lative wen? greatly sli.a knl when
the new s n-a'h.sl I hem, and immidiately
pnswl.il to Philadelphia, when- they le
souglit the iiiterfen-nce of the aulhorilie-.
After eonsid-nilile seiin h the laslv of llic'r
dceeased relative was found in the pickling
vat of one of the medical coilgf, having
been tnu-ed fnun tliedcsit by the aili-e at
the instigation of the disgiist.il and mortili. d
women. Tlie pnd.sesirs were loth to give it
up. hut tiie police authorities at last bnittglit
siitlieient law to bear lo have them dispirge
their prize, and the Isaly mas again boxed
up and interred in a cemetery, where it was
originally iiitend.il to have it buried. I'll
dertaker Smith, of course, refunded the
money paid him for the work lie did not do.
$100,000 Paid In Bounties in a
Year.
Hareishi h.i. Nov. Si. In reponse to in
quiries made by Si retary Edge, of tlie State
Hoard of Agriculture, commissioners and
tn-asun-rs of the counties of tlie State have
furwanled .statements of the IA'partmciit of
Agriculture indicating that since the -assage
ofthe killing of hawks, owls, m-cascls, minks
and wildcat, alsiut $100,000 have been niid
j for the dcstruilion of the enumerated ani
I mals. Most of the letters submitted favor
the n-a-al of the act, so far as it applies to
hawks and on Is, and some suggest its entire
I ohliteralioii fnun the statute fs)ks.
Iron In His Brain.
IitTKoiT, Mich. Nov. St. tiny Col burn,
of Waveriy. while out bunting discharged
his gun at a squirn-1 tiie breii-Ii pin blew out,
striking him quan-iy between the eye. He
was found insensible some time after by bis
brother, who with some difficulty pulled out
the imti which was iinUildni two inches in
tiuv's head, penetrating, the brain. Colhurti
j was conscious tlnughoitt the o-eratioii of
i removing the bn-eth pin and told how the
j accident .ai-urreil. He is still living and
j seems in a fair way to recover.
Met Death in the Woods.
Ashland, Wis.. Nov. iV Two Pineland
hunter-, while out sean-hing for William
lioul, who was lost in the wiaal last Sun
day, sun-ceded ill finding his boaly to-. lay
alsiut nine mile fnun this city and four
mil.- from any mad. His Usly will hc
hmught here some time to-night. His jwr
etits at Indianapolis, Iml have been tele
graphed in n-gard to what shall lie done
with the body. When found he wa lying
Uui hi back in the snow with hi rifle rest
ing aa:n his breast.
Many Calves Dying.
M arshall, III., Nov. 24. Farmer living
along Itig Creek are very much alarmaii at
the ravages being made among tlieir calves
by a disi-ase resembling black leg. None
oilier than avear are anlicted m ith the dis
ease which is very sudden in it eff.it, the
victim stria-ken in the evening rarely living
beyond the next morning. The legs are
found to Ik- badly swollen and black. The
brain of the calf wa found dried and shriv
eled up. The disease is rapid in it spread
and nothing 11111 be found to check it.
Killed by a Bean.
Kansah City, Novemla-r 25. Ralp New
man, a pminising young business man of
this city, died yetenlay from ula-emtion of
tlie pit of the stomach. Newman had in
cautiously swallowed a raw bean, which
gradually pnsluced inflammation sufficient
to cause death. Six of the pet physicians in
the neiglibordood attendail him, hut were
unable to diagnose the case. The cause of
death wa not discovered until tlie t mor
tem auto-sy.
Four Men Struck by Lightning.
Kiuna, Mo., Nov. 26. Taylor McKina-y
and hi three sons were husking com in
tia'lil yestenlay when they were pnistrated
by a stmke aif lightning. One aif the sons,
Luther L., aged Hi years, waa instantly kill
ed; another William E , was so severely in
jured that his life is desinil aif. and the
third, Benjamin S is missing. What has
Ian .me of him is not known, but it is u
posasl that he was either hlinikil or crazed
by the hock and wandered away. The fath
er was slightly injunil.
Wants $80,000 for b-aing Knocked
Down.
I'tica, X. Y.. Nov. 'J4 At the time of ;
the washniit nil the (Vlitnil Ivailroad at HotT-
man's Ferry in Ail;?tist last several tramps .
were hen-. An exasa-rated jairtcr of a shs- J
itii! car ras-atue anjjry at a as-i-n-i.-r's apies- ;
tionsand km a kill liim down. The gairtcr ;
and other employe- are in the city Iiaikinj.' i
up evideua-e in the case, as the man. win)
isa Califumian, has sueal the tentral-Hud- )
sain ('ailllianv for $40,0110, alsai the Xcw York J
('antral Sla-epin Car 'iiiiiiany fair $4i.oiK
for the assault. He was am a wealilini; lour
at the time. i
The Awful Deed of a Maniac.
Havkksvilxe, Kan., Nov. Hi. Late on '
Wa-dnesalay ui-jfit a young fanner named '
Khiala-s Ciemcnts, while piini; home from .
prayer niea-tiiiK with another farmer, nam il ;
Samuel fronton, sudih-nly ls-a-;tine insane
and killed (tnnloii with a cluh. Not retuni
i ii jr. sean'h was made for Clements, and he
was found some distance fnun the nsid sit- 1
tinr Iresiala- the laaly of the man he had
uiurdensl and eating his heart. He had cut
otr tronlon's lia-ual and torn auit the haart. .
hint's and liver. Clements was sai unsl. and
is naiw iu jail raving mauiaa-.
A Lady Fatally Injured.
Evf.rsos. PaM Nov. 2.. This afternon
Mp. Maie Parker, .we 15ytl, pl on
tlu tr.iinat (frwubur for Evvr-M.ni. but .
pt on the wrong train ami was put off !
at tho first station east f (.rfensUurg. She (
started to walk hack ami she was struck hy :
a sliiftii. engine ninuiug west, inuiiUn i
her terrihty. She was hnmht houiu to
Even-on ami at the present writing it is
thought. he will not live until to-morrow j
inoniinp.
A Murderer at Eighty Years.
Clkvelaxu, Nov. Ji. This nioniitit; Judm
Hutchins hound add man Wheller over to
tlie Common Pleas Court without hail, for
the murder of his wife. Wheller is 81 years
old and his wife waa 87. Tliey had live!
hero half a century, and aaa h was worth
$-3l,nn0. Mrs. Wheller was strangli-d to
da-ath am the niirht of the 1-th inst, and
Wheller claima that two miihers were the
murderers.
The Washington Soldiers' Home.
W.-asiit!coTr!i Nov. '1 . fleneral Sheridan,
president of the hoanl of commissioners of the
soldiers, home at Washin-ton, in his annual
report, shows that the nuinls-r of inmates of
the home increased during the past year fnim
7t5 lo l.tKfi. The current income of tlie home
is drawn from the d! miction of 12) cents
per month fmm tlie pay of each soldier. In
1385 it amounted to tl2iSJ8, while for the
year ending September 30. lHSaX it was hut
$87,740.
Diphtheria Raging In Berks County.
Readiso, Pa., November 27. Diphtheria
of a malignant type is prevailing to an
alarming extent in several loa-alitea in the
eastern portion of Beika county, entire
families being down with the disease. Some
of the schaiols in the district have scon-ely
any pupils. The two children of Milton M.
Rohrbach, of Huffs churrh, were buried to
day in one grave. To prevent as much as
laassiluV the spread of the contagion the
physiciam have ordered si-ewly interments.
Don't
Unleaa iai ri!t Kaufmanils' Grand Depot, t!i beautiful bmu'neM M.M
storea in one, and nearly fiO.ot 0 wpiare fret - aalesna-iiM, at the corner aif Eifth
( and Sinitlifield Street. It is SnM.ky City'a greatest and mi -4 imposing -ailit.
nf nnalern tiniest A rerelati.
! sn.l the ternir of mnipaslitors.
; Clothing, Hat, Cap ami Furnishing (aomt. l'-a and Sh.-e for all aves
j as well a Tninkn, Satchels, etc. All under on- fsif, and every article of
, and the pri.e the very lowest
3 point of view that you should patronize Kaufmanns'. Mantifa.1uring
I-3 of the g.-l they sell, and
f.. ....! .n-,.;n.. .11
i - .
1-3 it stands to rear-on that
ant within a raaliu of
1
of their supplies fnim
J have you iersonally
latter bought himself
K? high-price home dealer
P are sold for at Kaiifinann' ? BE WISE I Wouldn't you rather hear the money ?
Y rattle in your own
interests: la. a
DEPOT.
I
pay for v-otir fare
recently la-ught
p just J-1L4-).
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1 . T,.. 1
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Catalogue,
-1
p giving mil
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really not
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Mammoth
1
1 Hants, a
a-j
13 ImiII.-III
V
nrtruvt'-innnr'.-ijijTn.jTr''
Slain on The Highway
Little lbs k. Ark.. Nov. 2i. The new s of
a brutal mu pier coma-s fmm Madison county.
The crime was committed 1111 the old stage
nwd between Clarksville and Kingston. The
victim. John Harris, was a well-to-do farmer
and it develod at the impicst Ihat he Iiad ;
btrrn munlensl for his money. A ncighlair :
namtil Hamilton ow-sl him &'.t, which he
paid when calhsl on. and Harris started for
home, tin the Itostoii Mountain he wa '
assassinattsl, the munlerer using a rifle. Af
ter nraa-hing his victim, he found hitn still '
alive and picked up tiie injured man's shot
gun and final tlie a-ontcnL of one of the bar- 't
rels into his head. A large party are in pur- !
suit, and irthedisarado is captured he will
meet with siieedy death. j
THE GREATCURE FCR
ITCHING PILES
frprmton of r- ir
baa One Httr.:t-fd
rmlrcttk.n for irr.t, m
Um Lnttd hut mod Forriiro fwr.
triM, to pvblibra of th Ks-trnttrtc
AiMneu ooDtm-M toact snirciiort
for ptUDU, eav-Mta, trad-narh. ropjr
narhta -a-at Inrihi I'nif-tM State, anc
u obt-am pat-tmta In Canaia. Eoffland, V rnr.
OvnataMod all atbvr eotintn Th-firipri-Mt
m mjMquatad and tlMtr facUitiM urn au9ur
DraHa and nclAationa praparwf nd fi'-M
Ib to Pat-ant Offloa on utiort notic. T--m- rr
raaatmabla. Ho charjra for tpiamination of iOfl-r-.
r drivinfi Advi-f hy mt) frcw
Pataoti ohtait-d t hroor h M n nr &Cn.r not i-wt
UtbaliCIEWTIFlC AMKRlCA.whct- .s
thm targoot circulation and i tho moot in;lu:tf il
Bowapapor of tta kind pabltbd In th wor d.
Tho adranfacos of aoch a nouoa very patvn.ea
nndarstanda.
Tnia large and t-rplandirilr ill-oatrat-M nwwpneT
to pa boa had WEKKLY ai f-lflUa yar. and ta
admit tod tc ho tho boat paper devoted to acionc.
moroiDiet, inTonttona, onannoonna: worka, and
otber dttartmnis of industrial proarreea, pub
lie .ed m any cotintrr. It contain the Bmt f
all patontoos and tit lo of ovary invantion patented
Try it four month lor oaa doltar.
toid b all n-ewitdoalara.
If iua taa-ro -an in -rant ton to pa toot wnto to
Minn to., pablt-Bbora ot BciontilM i
ft.) ilr-'MtiwaF. ew York
H and rxtok aoont patoata f iiad froa.
ISTKK'S NUTIC K.
Nnlia-e fs hen-bv idiven to all ner-sins rini-ni-
el as l.'icatees. ereatilor nr ol ha-ru i-s-, that the
tiiilnttina aa-a-oiints have i-ussa-d nirisler, anal that
the saaiewill tie insa-nla--i for eoiilinuatiaiu ami
allowanae at an Orphans' C.iurt tai lie held at
Ma.iiii ns-1 on Thursalay. fiecs-mla-r 111. lssT. :
Kirst ami tinal tu-eiiunt ol' Siloinon Snyiler, Ad
ministrator nf Adam li. Snyder. dea'd-
Kirst and tinal acrasiut of Tyniiinus E!a!iuar,
Adiiiinistratri-i of Conrad Kii'hiinr. d-c'd,
Kirst anal tinal aaM-oum of fiauiel -salii;ler, Exr.
of Isat-clla Ka-iman.
Aistsint of Matthias llaiwman. loiantian nf
Samuel Kent and Mary Hent, minor children of
Thomas Hent. dee'd.
Sassind account of John C. Reitz, Exr. of John
Wani. dis-'d.
Account of i-Hmuel Fount, Admr. Ac. of Wilson
C. Hii-ks. das d.
Aee.Hinl.orK. H. Patterson, Exr. of Joseph Fer
ner. de'd.
First and final aa-caiuiiliif rftnirl Fimce, Admin
iaitrator of Susan Heckmun. dee'd.'
Keifisler'sOffi.e, I CHAS. C. SHAFEK.
Nuv. n, INS6. i
Ka-ifisler.
N
TOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Pittsburgh and Chnri?nlJr Ratlrtxui (b..
Ntrtire is hereby given that in utfnliuif with
the charter and by-)aw of this -fHtinfinny, the an
nual meeting of K-Ux-kholden will h held at the
omceufthe ewmjMtny in the city of .'itt-lmnrh,
on Monday, I fret-ember tith ntxt, at VI MM for the
election of a boanl f direetn lowrve fir the en
miinie year, and for the transaction of such other
huMiieKH an mar tie brtHiifht before the meeting.
The Mtork transfer books will be closed on the
25th inl., and remain Honed until after the an
nual meeting of tttockholdem.
J. B. WASHINGTON,
novl7. Secretary.
JJIilVATE SAU2.
The anderslfftied having purefiased a house
and lot in Somerset Borauirh. will sell his home
place, situate In Allechenr Township, near the
Bedford pike, caintaininr 170 acres. l-M elcarf the
balanee well tiru bared. The farm is in a gissf
state arf ciiltlvatlam. The buildinirs are nearly new
and well pn-sa-rved. The farm U convenient to
churches anal schools, bv ahrood road, and is in
evTy way a desirable home. TtKHS LIBERAL.
Address mc at irtvidinjr Ridee.
iovlO-. SAM'L WALKER.
J IWSjijiS'
56 DCF-AP.TMENTS.
s
lJNCTOCUSim "
CONQUERED 1
VS WAYNE'S
J 2irTeo?, H? IPURIFIES J
lfflllDRENELblllV
I X RESTORER
I (ENCUSH) I
D-.SY,AYNUSON
WyMtailun-. 'D,'"ak
"rnliiiM iKt finniDis,WJ -81,
mn at nUrlH-worsa h XQ
Oy-rl'-liilie--va-ry dl-aniini?. it VJjT
arllowrat lo .staii.nnaa tooirs furni whieliis
arifUii blas-al ...! ul-s-rsle. Iss-oniiiiac vsry arr
s SWAVNE'S OINTMENT S
-? JoV-.I'.ia tin. rtelilne srnt hla-sa -sa-i
rislMsfils nlca-raliain. an.l f Q
'VmiaiiT rnH.vsy c v-
s,,v .....I f'VV V- s-'
I.TrCata,. . .1 fciwri-fmi-w in lh
-"-lat'imi
HQ II
m
Go tn Pittsburgh
- n b the commen ial world ! The far-rite of
Think of 11 : fl,. .(x-O worth of Men'
in the aauitrv. Hut it is principallv fnun
buying the halaii.e dire.1 fnim American
1'. ..1 ..r ... ..i:.:,.i :...i 1
s wnaiiwtw .-, M.i i-iii. in. i-jni .rj'ii4i aiii.i
Kanfnianna can easily undersell all competitor!.
several hundred miles fmm I'ittburh are buvin-r mort- or Imi tl
1
Kaufmanns, ami it is safe to presume that in more
bought tn.it, an oveni-at. Hi, from the home
at Kaufmanns', to sell again at high pp.
another man a faa-L-alamk nt thr ainsj ol" ntiir own T-fC! AJ t
pnilial.ly 2o to 40 per cent, more than the
jaaket than in some one eLe s? EE "WTSE
the dealer does CO TO KAUFMANNS' CRAND $
Will it pay? Well, we should smile !
Whv.
mile from I itlsburgli you will save eiMMu-h money 011 the purchase of
laith w vs. W e know ol
a certain farmer of
amounting to .'s,
saune giaal at Katifmann-
home, he coniareil the prii-es with those ui the l.a-al dealer,
This is la an almo-t everyday axiurren.e. But,
...
, t . ., a... .
travel 10 i iiisnurgn, wnal men 7 VI hy, patroiu.e
TAIIFM A VN-5 M A IT fiTjr,T.D TiTD
.s.... " s.a.a iw
3 A penny postal cam win tiring to your house Kautmann
show in
the prevailing styles f r the Fall
.... ,
Hisiniciions n
to ainla r giaal by mail.
this beaiitifu! and eutertaining iaa.k, mailed free of charge to anv address.
the slightest excuse or ia.-asi.rn lor anv
f mtlittim; liaise. Ba-ar in mind if rim iu
. ' -
liairo. shoes.-a hat. a i-an. anr artiele of fnrnishintr if.w.1. ua,. a1 un k I
- a .
airi.sa i.V l-lllla iriilmr or -jfr-.t.oi.. ..
CI
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1887.
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Mrwa-Some.' B. A. AacRtt, v 0 I wrma, mteep, mad ioomM di-
Tbm CEfTAirm Cohp.jct, 183 Fultoa 8tnc 5. T.
puni.ic Sam-:
Yalaaiila Hual Esiaie.
THK I NItKKhiNKI Kx.iur.rt of lavid K.k-er.-i.e,a.,Mtl.
late.t; .-.uj-if To n-i;:, hut- t
i fuiuy, ',. in 'ir- iaii I ih- of -Mid ih-
I'lt-iil, and art or It r ol -rnii.u. - ou:i oi
-aid it unity, v. ill ortt-r ;ii oi(.'i- u- tAi the h-?p-
)Mt ou
SATl'tihAi; EMlllAl 11, l.HMi.
at 1 o elK-k
projK'riy if ,i.t
. tiit- toil
i'.ivid
Miinc K-r-ai K-tai- tin
NO. 1. eoicil
iiollla'slead of suit! da-
nt. aiiiilailiuii-.1-s aeri-suiid .4
P-ree... mljoittuij; lauds nt .IhisiI. I iaiiix'. e-ntte.
rank Itisl.-a-.s. U. i-isei uud lha-r. hsa'iui;
ens-ted th.-r.s.ii a very tint tuia-stairy
DWELLING HOUSE,
Btttik Barn andtith-rrti'.--iitryotittHiildiii!i. uifi
a ifood beHring u;h.1v and jh. Ii ttn liuri ; aitiit
one himdnil himI M-venty-tive a re of cleared
land, in a iimm! state ol eultivAiioii. of -:m ii
about HevtMiiy-iive Htr,w are in meadow. Tnere
w a nuiiilHTof -wprmif of gtMMl aaier on the
farm, with a running tlrmiu at water throcgh it ;
plenty ol lime ant eoal icii far diMunt. it in t on
the farm. At the i-ale of this tract ot land (here
will be resened the graveyard tor the burial f
the relative of the deeeaeU, containing about .4
of an aere.
IU- ft The I'ann of the decedent known
WO t C. a.- the ' Ikpley rarui, ' situate in
said nmii-ilai. containing
186 ACRES AND 124 PERCHES
sirirt measure, mljoining land of Abraham Bni
ba iter's eMa(e, the houietend of deedent, Meiirv
ret -el, lavid Miller and Williuui KoilgtT hav
ing t.iereon ereeted a gMi tMiWxry liwellitig
llou-e. frame lunik Imrn and other -mitbutldiiit;-.
There is a -plemlid aiite and eberrv ore ban i on
the premie- : Htpotu l.Veres clear anl iu gotnl
cultivation, aeres ol wineh is in meat low. A
coal bank ofrin-t -ifiality o eon I is on on the
larm. aui u is wen walereU y never lailna
si rem ns oi water. t'uiv-ion of hoth tan:u
.'111
be given on the 1st of pril next.
T KlOl
10 per cent, of the purehae money munt be
paid when the prnjierty In kins ked down. N. 1
will Ik' sob I on lle folltiwiiit: terms ; $!.( on eon
finnation t( stile ami delivery of deed, and the
babtnee of the pnrehaM mon y in rive annual
payments fnan tlie l-t day of April. lKr7, with in
tercst t'nim that iaie.
No. 2 will be sold on the following term : Slit-y
on eonrtrmutioii of ale or delivery of deed and
the tmlam-e of the pim'ha money in rive etuit
pay menu-i froiu l-t ol" April, 17,' with iiUereHi
trorn that date. Ih-ierre-l puyineiits 10 be secured
by judgment bond.
John. Walter, WTM.IaM RmIhjKRS,
Aucltouer. KKANk KOlHitKS.
novlM. mcuurK,
.TOTICE.
The DtiMie fn hpTKT notiHed n.a ti. hrfvr
Matthias Waiker. irt" trtit him on itit aeeimnt as
I w ill not be responsible tr any debt" of Ma eon
traciiog. HALLY WALKF.K.
deei-U. Wife of Matthias Walker,
:
k .f 13
Arenti
A wotvler
the massei
ami rr
of both srxi
the latest t;
an ec.nvinii.-al c'
thems.1 ves m.art C
and European H
1. r-
'tig r jsrrieuw , pi
Country merch
than one instance
men - bant that the
til. But whv swell
QT? I Wl. .,
same identical good
I laa-k 01:1 for rour
if Y.HI li .-e a liundrasl t
single suit to
Indiana Co, Pa., who 1
and when on arriving
he l'oun-1 that he had saveal
if you haven't the time to C
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A DTWTWT C
niumuil, C
c
l.pift sa-lv illustrateal Fashion
and Winter season, lSsrt-7, and c
Nolaalr slmiild fail to write for
There is
person failin
to patp'liue
this 1
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350 EMPLOYES.
Literatim-,
Chess.
the ITiiiui. Music, Kc-
ALL SUBJECTS
JAMES CORDON BENNETT,
NEW YQRK HERALD.
N f York t 1 rv
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Make a IOVE1T roll PI.EXIOS. la
HPI.KNlil lllMO and eurra fASt't-R.
BOH-. PIMfl.KK. Kl.KI I.V Ml!
CLKIAL and ull I'.I.'HMI UlsfcA.-stS.
Sold hy your lrtlicici.at. '
-Sellrn .-Ha-alletne .. Ptllabwrat. -
Sawing Mado Easy.
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TEST TRIAL
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LIST OF CAUSES.
The followiiiK isthe list nf riiuses a-l r trial at
liie iK-reiiil-er 1'erni ail'..'olirt. .K-fllihih Mon.li.y.
Ja-ri-mta r I t. ism) :
.1. I". Miller. W m il. Zui'hII and Jm- N.-ln..
T K. tt.-im.rvs. a'i9 I'uuli and onl. Ba. n-tt-
V alter ll-'lllt-v vs. J. -siab HriailU
Knsl Ha.lv vs K. Taw.
Alurlin Alhritlit vs. Mavuee Kim Brick l it
fvdia I -saw vs. S.ulersel .Hility Mutual Fire
In-iu ranee t 'onipanv.
J l . Viti'iih.-i'i -i Arehihal.l !.ivHiiieal.
H. II. stutil va. Siimm fl.iiiir.-r
J. II. Kriu v. 1. B. riu htieid. et ai.
r.ivle l.roi!iar-i vs Mr- J K. Walter .
PphIioi -hjov's liltiiv, IN. B. I KITi tlf'IKI P.
ov 17, t-wi. t PriKliiiu.-tary
(TICK.
The sail.- of the - Munrer farm." aituate in
Somerset Tomnship. -n-nlaiiiiim l.ien- n''- -loaaiir-
;-l .m:i:ie to the estate af I-avtd Be",
der'd. ti t. eaaiilimia-il from Nova-mrer LT:h unlit
tkll. . I'Kl -KMItKK I", laart. HI 1 o'ea- P
when 11 will aaum ie oftera-d ft-raale hy publie
outrry. at the fourt Houae. in Suneraet, f.
i. J HoK.NKK.
deel-lt. Admr. and Trurte.
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Fnr kMnrlne nareM. woaat 7Tta, rma-r f 'n'Y
loa'-TaKl.ndallaJlto. h.-.-Juint-li ""j
ra-aai si -Tit. A boy of 1 an" " " t 1
t-mwim. reewlnf .if lmHr aial "i
lor l.-acli.uv UliiM.N'd aata..-n .a l;a tr..l..k.a
UiUv llluraiaulayi yaa-u r n. axao. .
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