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The Somerset Herald.
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F.DWAKP M ( LL. l-Jii-T an-l lYil.ri.1.
WtlMl'AY.
...March . 1W.
IRTi iR to it a-ljotirlltlirrit. Coni-rw--
t-d a bill ppniTintiri(r fi.fxW' fur
the iviiietit f i-tiMoti tj soldiere of
the Me-icnn wtir.
Wmi I.h- la-eotm-of lliMt p-diu-tion of I
the u.rirt whi. h '.he ii-.cl.r---.tlie IVn.- j
.....: .!!...... i., ..riH-ure !
" v i'"-"--" :
iliirinu the late M-.sj.ni of ( otij.'P-s .
Two Washintfloii county pn-Hi hT w h-i
.iahhle in .liti. were lately eleetetl
e-ttistahles, n i h t-i th'-ir tlisust, an-l to
the h.weriiii: "f their . lerit-al dignity.
IIiviiiii. I'tMviK last we-k appfiinte-i
!ir William II. Il''e. "f Il irrishurc, hi
In- Male Librarian f-r the term en-iing j
in is ... The nomination was at on"
..iitinn.-i I v the Tiite.
., that t'oiii;res has a.l.i-.unil.
sat..r MierniMti i- tfoinff "" ,,,ur
..( t!,.. v.itl rn Mati-s. -Iliritw wliirll he
will inake a lomiU r of s-e lies,
eativas of ls-k i- loomini: up-
Tht
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anetllltt
i.-iurtioii "f the National
ih.- inoitth of IVhruary
,.,t i.,t i ",.;.7s. w hit h niak-
th-ht
hist
s the
rethifti-.n It
the pn-eiit li-
the past emht iiiollthtt ol
-..1 veal !H;.1'M.2'7.
Smi.TiiM" i:ik IJnv n-p-iris that at
the dose of l.ii-iu.s on the last day of
rehruary there was a l.alan.v of the
Stale's tiunis in his hands amounting t"
.'i. hn h slio a very healthy
financial condition.
ll
.ks M-mti. ant. aithou'h it may
only h- a n id-ii.e, that the President
vetoed . ;-i.t hiiS. lor .uhli.-buildines in
the North, ai.-l appr-.ved eieht hills for
public hiiildins iu the South.
South must Is- kept solid for iv
Th.
Til i: report that
I II t !A ill s;n-e
Hilda is colli radi'-t
sav that the health
M'lieral Cameron 1ms
his return from le-r-
1 by his friends, w ln
of tin- venerable (,'eii-
lletnali s
la-! two
as p.od as it ha
-nl's. slid that l.r
ins-n for the
- as active as
u-u,
Tin i'io pi o -idiic for a eh.ino in tin
int.-rii.il reveiiue lj-. t tici' fraclioiia.
e.,ii..h of ,l--:iei s!ts should be
laved wa k:!;i-l ill the lloll-e last wts-k.
Cii-ier the law as it ln-w stands only
whole iralions are taxed, and thus dis
tillers have the i ham e of luakini; .'..d
their 1-i-s.s hi absorption and evalua
tion V it ul. tiie deiiiaornes arc rimtiiu.'
about the oppn .-ui and rohocry ill
AuiiriCHll woikiiiLUK'U, tin- thnrt, work
and w.ip-s of tie- o:k;iii.-uien of New
York was repieseiilcii in tiie savinf
Hanks of ttial . Hi on the ist of .luiiuaiy
!iv ilepislts mil. .Ul. UIIK' ttJ t isJ.Js'i.T.'O.
an increase i.n-r the same day last leal
ol h'.'i.-j.mJ.Jmi.
A l.tdni .ur --r-s-nT iroienim.-nt Isind
is oW Worth 111 tiie lliinki't .l.Jsll. When
III. s, Is.n.ts n,-n- issued, we wi n- t--ld hi
-...lie of out 1 e!i! s-rat ic statesmen thai i
lh.-l Would !m I. .lldi itcd i.lid lleler paid, j
-si inui Ii Iol the pr.iof of the ahiliti.
sUiti-sliianstiip aln'. honi-sty olthe K. .ule
i.caii n.rty. I he Ileiiiis-ratic -arty can
claim not a particle of credit for it.
In him, the last few days of the ws
sion, rx- ioi enmr l urtin made a re;s-rt
Irom his couiuiitti-c a.,-inite l to investi
gate the Siiilhw estern Mallniad strikes
and troubles whnh . -curied a year and
a half airo. Tin- coinniittis- estimate that
the strike cost, directly and indirectly,
t );'.-1. in l. nil-1 the couimiTt.s-, w hose la
bors wen- of in- mop- benefit lothe coun
trv than was itie strike to thus.- ho'ii-iri-rcd
in it. cot -4.0.-I.
As usual, t oneless eanie to its end in
rreat e..iilu-i..n. witii much nupirtalil
leisiin-ss in an uutiioshed state, whu h
had to Is-abandoned, an. I much in such
u shape that it had to Is- riishe-i through
with little or no consideration by nii'iii-Is-r-.
It is this dawdluur away of time
in tin- ear'v months of he s-s.-ioii, ami
siiis.-i(tn-iit rush in its latter -lavs, which
leads to so uiU'-h cxtravairant and vicious
leislati-.ii. and vet the same thinir i -curs
v.-ar ato-r v.-ar. and is submitted to.
Tin. h il I .l tin- re.l--u.pt ioii and re-eoii.a.-.-
( tl-e tr.iii luli ii' trad, dollar l
t allle a law on 1'li.llsdai is. without
the i'r.-i l- i. t'
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.1- c i..'.;t ion
hale Inadi tie
l.-lar toi a. '.i.e
l'n-..i.-iit 's t tn-tiinat l.-c i
i l. n is-
I I ndai last at Inch n.s-ii. one-half
.-.r the ( 'l.-vel md a-lministratioii had run
its i-.mrv-. It ha- Iss-n -pnet, i'ss iali,-
and very liis-ippiintm to its Irii-n. Is I
The n-maiiiiiiu two years bid fair to Is
more slirrun: and eventful. The s-truj:-
n!e for the next l'n-sident lal nomination i
will S.S.I, Is- ii.auurat.sl ; t!,e warriiu; i
, i
IK'in-s ratic factions will array them- j
wins, for and airnn-t his succession ;
civil i-rii.-e reform will tie whistled
dowu the wind: patroiiairc will be
sought after and trrant.sl ; the solid Smth
will be patted and crauuiMsl ; and the
balam-e of this term will Is- deviled to
Httempts ui rapture the su-ce.ion. j
There is fun irali.re. ill store for the ili- !
llrul1"'- . j
Ti.Kproj.s-, of a new capitol buihline !
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iiainni'iii i- in i iij; It I' I, li
lt uiui ia.!y i. with -vin nvurrini; m
'un t-f t!u Iv''Htun. The truth in, a
iu'W ImiMiiitf if J;y tif!!, and tin
exju'iisive n-iiir-tlmt re minunUr tii.le
tli the iM ntle U Ml!i.I v a w a-1e if .null.
ey. The iiit!y . -xi-rieiii-- of - York
i..l other Mt. iu .intuijf up tie
huil lui- is what ..-t.-r our l.vii-'at .n.
fpim votin f.ir a new- Mate In m-- at
Harrikl-utv If a .nii'-ra.-t enii I ma-li
whu li w.iui.l fen,-.- out all j-i'.U-rv, an-l
i mill Kive the -Ist,-a Hem Ca-il-l ith
m a M:pii.it,.. t.ine. at a r:i.iia,. .1 r4.
tiie s,j,le wouil lie .., tent. Ajiipii.
county h- ..ire.n, v Rii-isi,s iii mi
ll. K Kii)-rt. r-Kitilv l uil.l,n at a n-a-.n-t-le
-.. an-l we la im l,y lb.
Mat ah.KiM l alU-to 4n l.kewr
I The R.-,.u.li.i.H and four .aillim
j ((ftlle n y i -
. nirr on Wo-ltiewiav last electe.1 Hull.-;
j B)),tVt rit... suit c-enutor, to HI.- j
Genera! S-ifll. the late K.-iiihlnnii 1
imtor. Fx-'iovern-T .M- tt the ;
nvular D-iun.tic nomi, l.ut a, be i - eu,,.-h-.l
U n,id up in the fr.u-1 th,t ! 'ta,fjl: ffl'"l,rb ......-
, . i ! , an a-ivati-eot ten i- r.vni. hii.I Biviiip un-
.vel,iMriy. D:.j-tyin thel.i.-.jj ,.,, f,r all a.,r.
turp, the K-pul.I..ai.K ut.ul-1 not t--tR,i davjUi ,;..,; allJ ....i:,. held meet
him. p"'-r! to n--el-t -i.-.- ! T,w ,aIu.r . ,,6., witt,
al Sewell, they irefcrri-ii a chain leiui- j suix;rii!. n.l-m IV.t.-n and other official,
crat, an! t, with four iKTniKTat-. !n i who -ame here tlii nev.-iiiiiir.
would not wipKjrt Ahlx-tt. thev oiwl- ' , ,. nKvtin la-t iiiirht it was ...-ii-il t-
eil. aft.-r a l-mi st riicyl,-, in eleetitiir ' ),,!. .mien met-tin? tf the ili-atiitie-l cin-BI-I-"i-tt.
who is iiiiici-n.iei:t of his Jnii- , p..v,-. A larv- number mil pre-enl ul thi-
!a-h. and is .l.ilire.i to the intere-i ,
,', Jirr,t,.-tion ... lioinf in-lie-trie-. The
.i r i . .v.-w Lis. '
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to the small imiinritv in the X-nate, but !
, . '.-.ic. I
them is some eoiiiM lisation in the la-1
, . , , , i
that frau-1 is eh-ek-nate,!. an-l the D-m- (
-H-ratie -Is-sllers of New Jetey have ,
he. Ii r-.Ut.-d. ;
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The Korty-iimtli ttnirn-Msatlj-iuriietl at
nistn.m Kri-lay last after a session laslin-j
thr-nnrh Thurs-lay anil Thurs-lay iiiirht
an-l Fritlay nnlil the h-.ur of B.ljouni- ;
i ,.,rilll, this t-nttra.-te-i sittiniJ there
) were nianv s- em of et itenieiit an-i eon
j fusion aiel hiisiness was r.lshe-i or -lelay-
I e.l in the House ae-or-lini: to the .wei-t
! will of Shaker Carlisle an. I Mr. Ilan lail.
The fort itieat ion hill failed owintt-i tli
j ai;r.-etiielit In-twi-en the two IloUs.-s. The
1 ir.-iieral -leti. ietiev liill faile-l to reach tin:
j I'resiii. nt in time for his signature, ami
; he allowed the river ami hrl-r hill lo
I fail hv a pM-kct veto. The naval appro
j priation wasexs oriat.-l -il itsiuost saliettt
feature in the last hour-of the session. .
an I fpim the l..st olliiv hill the appro- ;
priation fori arryinu the South American
mails was strirken out by the insistarit
, HTs.-verance of the lluiw. The I'resi
' -lent remain.-! upat the White House all
' iiii;ht examiinli' and ML'uiniS hills and ,
tinallv a brief -riod Id-for.- the a ijoiirn
' m-tit tin ne to the 'a pit ol an-1 then- pas.
e. u-ii the hills that worne-i throujii
iltinilL' tin- last iiltiliielits of the session.
I I ntil the debris i- cleared a w ay. and i'S
j animation discloses what was dune and
j what was ieft undone in the interests of
: the country, tin intelligent estimate can
I U- ji'aced upon the work of the first s.-s-I
sinn of i'-uilti i that has run its course
iluriiii; 'he present A'huitiislt'ation. The
ilupp , of its legislation ill befell U.oll
i the future for L'ood or for evil.
I !v i.irv iiitelliL't-nt newspaper nailer
wiil reim iuiier tiiat pn-vioiis to, and at
the -ipllillL' of tiie last session of Coll
jresS. it lias ' pUol.'shed s ide-c.ist that
Mr. Kaiid.ill would I. unv forward the
j at.iiropriatioi: b'll
,d !
have t!niii.'s in
' readiness for smootii sailiiti; and a
prompt adjournment. In fact, if in- n -I
niemhi r ai:L'ht. Mr. ilaiioaT's committee
I was railed to-'eth.-r in advance of the
j lias-tin:: of Congress. Instead of u-h- '
iiiL- biisin.-ss. however, Mr. Kandail -1
!avn and held lia.-k his bills until the
i.-ry last moment, and then thrusi then;
upon b. it! i house- when they had to be
nifheil thpiUf.'!! without pmM-r examina
tion, or n extni session wouid have fs-vn I i
tio' inei itahle const-ipienc,. Hy his con
trol of these bilis Mr. lland.ill can hin
der, delay, or prevent unv legislation that
d.M-s not nit't with his jH-r-onal afiproba-ti-'ii.
and he is virtually the dictator of
ail legislation. That he has misused and
ahiss this jMiwer. Hot only in the inter-i-s
of his own liarty. but to the detri
ment of the public intcn-sts cannot tic
j controvcrtoil.aiid the failun' of many im
portant ineasiinss diirini; the last session
is attributable to him alone. Hy virtu-1
of his loti) -service in the 11 oils- he is ei-
j titled through countcsy and custom, to
the chairmanship he holds, hut when he I
nbUH.'H the power thus Jilaii-d in his i
hands, (suirtesr and custom both d-use to i
Is- virtues, liv his autocratic ways Mr. ''"' '"side of ihe elo-i. An attempt had I a widower with five children, his wife hav
Ihmdall has well earned the. personal Uv" """''' li-ht ihe cotton, a- the e.l.-s , ,li.sl alsmt a month iio. The murder-
-t- .- t - i i . i
humiliation his deposition would In inc.,
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an-l he should "u. 1 he coimtrv is dis- I
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eaisic-i wiiii Ills role. ii I eassir nun iiie(.j
Senate at his heels.
Tor: House last was-k afi.-r a spirited i
debate, passed finally by a vote of PU -
yeas to nays, the hill ieiiiiriii'- the
s.-hiails iu the State to Is- kept oiell not
less: than si x months ill the year. There
is a proviso in tin- bill that where the
maximum tax il.i millsi is not sullicient
t-. kis-p the srhiMils nH-u six uioiith. tiler
shall remain just as they are. liir n--r--sent.itii.-s.
Mrs-rs. Miller and l'ujh, iu
ciiinpliainv with numerous an-l lar-- ly
sin--d titiolis from their c-uistitueuts.
Voted itiMinst tin- bill, and Mr. l'uirh em-I'hasi-isl
his opjssi-iou bv the following
n-marks :
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w I.T ot ii, v r mar s s a.-,. . us? -.(,.- ...ss.i-e . i'
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.-Mil, In.-n.i tn-iu Ti. vra on
-si. an I -irls f'.-h verv
n-raiiiiL' the in-nth man. hut
nei- h l.k
1 tuns ilu b"i s ait,f L'iris an- U-im; well car
(- i Ioi I am wuli in. -in in their intcriis.
; 1 in-hi.-al ion of our Is.i - and tir!, lias al
j n-sdi tss-n itie s(it,,s t ot mticli iMiisi.lcr:itioii
i ' Islii'ie thai a eoiiipuisnpi six m. mills
i ti :n won. I iI.it. as, u.- w a-is of th. leach- j
-s. woiii.l work iiton- miurv ttian irisst. not
only to the teachers, bin to "all the ts.vs an-l
L-iris wi'hiii ibis I'ommonweail h. Mr
Ssiiker. 1 hav,- no di-ire to pmlou' this ar
triinient. Mr mind is ma-le ui- to vote
auaiiiM this bill. 1 have examined it an-l 1
h',",' 1 am H'u' 1 ' xl'M "''
" II I" not a nnts-r one or a wis.-one for this
l-cirisl.-uure to ss.
In the pa-ssaee .if this hill the Votes of
the repr.ssentatives of the wealthier and
more densely populat.-.! dtios and e.mn
ties outnumls-re-l thow of the p-s.n r and
more sparsely sx-ttUsl counties, and per
force we must abide the result. In uianv
of the eountiis. a tax levy of one-halt the
maximum amount tixeil hy law w ill keep
the school o.eii a lunger period than
Ulr f" ""'"ut -'"l "ttier
IIMtUlltaiU iliUIltMm.
i '' lii'I--however w ith Mr. I"!!! . that i it uuikiiii: an-l -. Iliinr anient -j.jriti. Ih-j-i
the emil.ulKirv inen ase ,,f the m-Ium1 I will i-.in ilu li-nmr iii!er.-n in a i-.li. v i.un-
ts'rui will out leml t-i a ilivn-aw of thr
airi of the tea. her. Tiim- eTt.l.U rt- in
ui.eiiltivate.l ..r jNM,rly cultivate.l fieli!.
alre-a-ly nivive hut lueaTTi' r-MiiiH-i.-
for all their a.r-1 n. ni- lalx.r ami trials.
Blown to Atoms.
Ntw Yoaa, Manh 7 The tlvnamiie
-.rk ,,f yry A l- tni-r, at ;y ,rter
o-i Umiit l-ljini .--hjimI lin-a up l..r liir lifth
t.lii. al loil.il.Hl4i kelmr ll- l -y Ail I.,;
ai.-l I. --.. iar ti..- Im. i. :n.- i.i 11 jrnifKt
Tin- .ll..i,f-i w , Itear f al a d.-iaiu-r ul .''.
tt..!.- TU -!.. k Wax f- il in kI! t!. uf-r-Klli.ti.ic
..laaiii, ai.d .-n rauoiil A I. M ir
1mhim m a i-aiiM-. i!.iiiknr .1 ao ffartfeUKac.
W it,l- wf r.sk'ti tMfit a ana. iar
j Pittsburgh Division of the B. & O.
i on .strike.
'itrLLvn i.e. Pa., March . rn- -tr.ke
on the Haiti more A Olii niilroa-l liaa--um-
"1 iw P""-- '-"'- ' "
" tiir-ta.v mornm-
rttiii f- hiv A resolution ali..w-n a!l
r trail r.m .. I-1--.-I. S'v.-ral
atl.lrevx- wen- ma.le. the tenor of wln.-h
i...... -..I-..) .... w M..i.
",r " .
erati-m ill all at tl-tn w eautl-tliiHl. A ntm-
nut tee wm apptinti-l to wait um the otti-
,., ,,,,,,,. im hraiiHies,
w.-t ,iri-1. an-l the t'.-l Us-
vilie vatil were l-resetitiil in tlieni.
'
cre.it l.npth. He t.tll them lie roiiM n-.t
L-ninttlie a-lvali-e a-ke l slint-lv h-T;M!e the
xuthT;u, . ;;li,jm,ir,. p.f---.l to allow
it. The i.-rievai!tv of overtime lia.l aln-atiy
l-.-n srtMe.1. The tut u l,a-i actiti f- ilislily.
I he -ai.l. in strikin.' l lore their -leinamls
j eont-l Ih a-t--l uin.
After t!n ntti-vrs liti-l r'tin--l the qites-
tioti of extending time for the consideration
of theilemaiid.s was disi ussed at some length,
it U-ini: tinaily liseided th.it no limt- hat-i-ii-r
Is iveii. The retilt will Ih- a ivner,d
str-k.-on the 1'ittshnrh divi-ion. No train
fxsrj.i mail, e.vpn-ss or ai mmodatioii will
he run.
The I'si'iiiiiore A O'.io -hop men hold a
meeting to-inorrow niht to 1'. .rnmlati' a st
t ies of di-maiids and may strike if they are
n-it irranted.
mi: K. l sTKIKF.
i '..nkllsi n i t:. I'a . Mar. h 7. The strike
situation -is hccoiiiin-.' rriM-.
Tfie strike . tin- iwenty-one l.rakeiui-n on
lie- Mr. Tiea-sai;! aa-i IlieKiuali Hun liraiii-i.es
has spread lo the eli'.l'l l'.li-lnirv llivi-ioli
and all ils hiati. iies. lite i.-aki-lllt-li,. lire-llli-H
and i o!ili-lor.- hair nrtud not to . lo
work until ail tie- ! in .t i i.b a:-.- sellied in a
mania r sali-lai 'oiy lo aii.
Tin ill'.iris o I super. iit.-u. lent rntlun lo
hnu .liioiii a setiieinui were iu lain. He
r--uirin-'i u tin- r:i v tin'saih-rnoou n-n niin h
i. Ill 1. 1 spii ils. Not a ll heel . as moved since
Saiutii;: noon rxe.-jit pass,-njer train-i and
cvrryi liiiiK is icrv ipiiei anil all the ru.-ciinirs
oi 11. e str.kris l.ac l.-ell orderly and elltle-
uiaiiii loiiiiuiie-i. A iar-e numLi.T an on
the sll.-. is to-il.ii ;lii I llicsllike Is tile sole
I. .j.ie . .1 .-oil rl -a. iol. .
I he iMil.-iiiiii-u and .s.etion iiii-n ask.-d for
an a-iv a:iee and nia' i-"!iie mlt unless n is
t.MH.-t. 'flu slioj-lu. n la re an-l a" t.h:.
l . e a n;nilT ot 'rn idii.e, .,...1 :I i
said I !. i. i! ! si ike to-1 1. "I To vi .
A In. . l.nj; is lo i.i h .d here lo i.iiit to
"l.'aiv U; .!a- demands al;-l d.-eldi -..js.;. !i;!l
a. lioi. in resjss-t lo l lii in. 'I'm :.-.;-:in n :c
ail K instils ui Liimr. as ar- al inosi many ..t
Lit-1
is. men, is.ei.,iu :ln- ones r.ii iitii
l.loVetl on llle Vlt. i leas. .nt aii't Ha klliall
Pun t.r.ini iies.
file Kt.iiii- elnj iol
hale rci.l-ed I i !o.t I li
I a;;ilni II ol 1 !e l Uiis
handle .1111 ll. All ;
I al
r ks
i t ti
a:i;a r -a. I w . i i not
It is ra:il..r..
iu- otii , tr.it not J . 1 1 J i4
1 . i: i:.
im ii ii .!i
lac- I i tss-li ti,illi .
Discovery of an Attempt to Burn
the P. R. R. Co.'s Ferry Houses
at Jersey City.
Ji.ksm I'itv, Mann a. -t:.iptaiu limm
hiiry su ritiieii ! :.t ol tin- Jersey ( ity ler
riesitfthe !'. Ii i!.. this iuoriiiiitr disnover
til Mr el 1. 1, n. I-. -.1' a lielMlsh attempt to
burn the ompaiiv ierrv teius. and depot.
A piece ol' isttioii iiaii-hnj ais.ul e:i:tiiecu
incli.s. s-piare alui laarli t.vo inctn-s iiii,k
lias touud tin kt d near
itie outsiiir ol the uor:!e
in.- iiiK.ilwork. on i
n end ol Ihe irt-nl
lucll's Hater close!.
hen- it was con-
hd j
from view. A hole hIhui live inches i
amelcr had been cut throui;h the partili ni
1'u'' cuouh lo admit a man's hand from
iv. -n- panlv sinL'ed.
1
I la- (irelietoUor of the V il'.ai 11-ills act el i
, ', , ,
deli: 'l ll ol4osI Irom I It-- Ills: He ot the closet
il. !-..! Police Mnriihy -ei. 1 : " Ihe link 1
na- vidently 'l-.ii.- I 'hiii--ii.il ui'iit, hut the j
l lllitlll!-
n- tollisl Irom some UlleXl-lalllisI '
all
Aft.-i liiri.t .ii- the c.iUon and si cin- ;
w-tiiev probably made a ha-ty lciir- !
They wer, afraid lo r. I am to -ee why
I the
1 tun
their work did not iue,s,l, for tear thai ii
had already is-, n di ven d, and that any j
impiiry on ih.-ir pari would h ad to their (
apprehension. I'ne I'emi-yivania Hailroad 1
I . im;
enoiioyiu-j uaiirs ot Watchmen,
ha h t,.-y
l' l-erictir.-d
l iil oriraiiie into siina.ls, under
men. to oitnil me wilier Inmi
oav an
I ui:
ill. Ai'i stispieluus m rsoli- niil
-ted
Fifteen Feet Of Snow.
,.5. Mar i. ti Fifteen fis-t of n.iv
.T-:;.. .-s-.-.tel in Norihern M.issii-iiii..-its
i t.. -l i..i:it. Vi-riuo'il and New llainjs
r- !--' niclittiie third heavy siom of
s-i lo-s-oiii s,-i m. It is.lilifl ls.stoU
j- t-i s.,,;,, it ; U r-.nl. mi. -s ..'.I
r X. ll Pi .-.an I. l'wclie mil.-- h.i.e
.. 1. "... . . .. . -1 III I'.-'t: I. l. Me . I.p
,! s ,. i.. . ; , ... ... I;.-.. ,rt.
ti- . i r VI t.' a i.l V- -V II cir.-tcrc
' i ' i- ' r- '!- - a-1 : ..i. "l ali. i.. - pre
' - ---.ill ..l. i TC..1 s in -m : i ri i.-.i -
' i w..- - si s . ,,. ,, t,,An. ,,(,. , -
- . e :! to. 1 1 ih. oiiisi ie u-.i-Id an-i
Tli. la' -naos ran Int MlLli snliii
t -!.. I ) to t's-t '.ih. I.lto thl-Sl-ll-
- s - - ill -ll tile. I ..n.i i.. iriy tilled them.
. r i- . ..ii iii. .;.m- e s-i .iil the snow
... -seii.. ',i tie .s are li;.skadid in
In n.
Il irali-l
i oet-i li
n-lt-d ll.:
iii .il ty ,iiii
d.d.ai
r.it i hy r.tr ui 'Itit lt
u:; rn-i.'ii. Tin- ii n i : -
.ii r.r . ; i.i. I ;tr' .t i .1 ! Zt-I. I 'h- oiu- 1 ,
ti - ti-.n i- !.. -lij nut iiiatdi luitii;i-
"1- wftH-ii in -.ni- --.t-i liurit'i out ol"
.it"! H i tin- r';i.i- tt ti- mhiw Uiuad
r.tiu- .n.tl t.iHiiv
U tttHii T!:it. utrriL- ' w Kiuiaii'1 will (m-1-itf.i
hy it v-:Til!r t1's.
An Extra Session May be Called.
ViniH'N, l:irrii T'j.- ; tr
if .hi i .r -f-.--it.il .(" t'l.i irrf an Im-iiii!
Ivlnv hy a n-i tuany int,-n!t'! -.-o-
l.:e.
Ii. .11
m )i ilu hum an-l tl. nitr.t)i-
ti'ih' ii'Hj: 1mui tliat it dirtii n-t
ti mv at hmt w!mt was thnnifi an-l what
U-tt iivrr It Uutk L'4 hMiin lo h i! whut
hill- ,(,at p, Um.utfh had fall.-,, dead tor
waul -1 l'r.-..de.1.,als'.en;.I..r.-. Hv. .. m-
lheefl.,-1 ot the la.lure.if the d, li. ien- y (.ill
isunki-..:. The l'resulei.i has sent 10 the f
various dep-iriiiieuts to ascertain .nlieially
the exai-t utlus nl'a'l"aii uieler tin- law, au-i
ot. that iiitimnaiiiui lie will know Imw li.
pr.s-s it. 1 tn-r- may ts- it tlu ulties m iln-
Inny N- ilill'u-iillie- in ilu
way nf". he transaction nt liveminein Imsi
tiest ih:.. may n-mler an earlier m-Msi, hi of the
Fiftieth 'i-nres; th:m Ih-cemlier a-lvis;ili!e.
If it innirrr. In-w ever, it in tin likely t-i il-
wi U-fiiri-1 Mnlier.
I
High License and "Free Rum
The r .!tlt ion of the I'l. .le'n.li.. lest, that
It tin V l-alin-it -.-1 lire n lyiinnlete n-.thcti.-li
sl.Mil.ii-1-y
-ii'.-crc, hut it i- iir.
,.il I
i i:relte,i. If tlw liu.htifa.-tt. re
..ml
i"r-.i.j; ilrinl, un- h,l,l i.. ! .
Mirj-r.-iiie in.il ihiasr w hi, i.'.niL
y u ii jnor iuvtrn-. Hut. w lii ii. I,
Vi. i...ii.. h... v. r naiimil lU-.r .,.,..!i..i.
may la. H -.-.'! I., it. a amrf n.i-i .k.. br- j
-in-.- it i. U -a lo .i.r.iiiii.!. .ii.. if ton. a.iin4 !
-a; i.rv- it. i!,n l.. itn rva it ih, h,.. ..f ;
..- it.-ii .i.i.i.i, -....a-. If a nun .,.. .1 1 r . I
Rio..' I,
thill.' t.
l.;.r-uji-e lir .an -urviv a
t.r l h.i ,,m,, r-iw. ii tbe
tune
'i ,r
I. r oj
-j-J'-r Sal'-ita, tr-.m 1 I., t.
"n ' la ill- .l tlial ii IUI - ie
. ' T.. i
km i..; v mI.ki... ii. a .il mu.no'r tt ih t-i
i.-J. u- I., take tiie r.a.l. 1,1.. 1 1 oJ -ii III.
L.lur. atnl i.i a. tlial am ru,l by 11.-
Six Boys Struck by a Locomotive
During a Snow Storm, and Killed.
Exsfoji, fvh. 2. A .U'plorahle arridenl
xvurroi this alifmimii on the lhiph Val
ley Pail road utiouf two miles alsive this city,
hv w hich six Is.ys, w hose um-s ranwl (roni
!i to I j years, were killed. The unfortunate
youths, were Walter Moon. Walter Heath,
Willie I'eanv. John (ireor. Charles Bontein
ami Manning (iaris. all of Kaston. They had
been out hunting nm-ki-ats and wen? walk
ing on the railroad track on their way home.
A okiI train hearitii; down usm them, the
boys stepi-fl to the opxi:e track, when
they were struck by a fa-i ,iss,.np-r train
and wen- horribly iu.ni(r!cd ami killeil.
Thi ne wen- ev.-n in the rty. Six of
th.-in wcn-stnick hy the engine and tiiroivu
either lietwccn the tnu ks ot against the side
ol'ihr oiai train. Har-y I'ean-e was struck
hy his brother ami knocked fnuii the track
uninjiin-.l. After fjllinir he jnnisl to his
f.-el caught hold of his dead brother, shook
him and said: "hrt up. what are you
lyinjr here for?" He then saw his brother's
horribly mangled head and burst into tears.
Uy this time the passenju-r train was stopil
and backed to where the Isxlies lay. Man
ning liaris was still alive, hut he died after
he and his dead eomiiiiiois urrive.1 here.
All the bsiiisi wen- plansl in a small huiid
inrf near Kosion d.-t to await the arrival of
the Coroner. The skill!" of all the Isiys were
crushisl and niaiieled. One of the hoys had
one arm and both lej;- broken. It was a ter
rible si'lit to seethe lushes of the six hoys
lyin in a row.
An impiest was he! I this e veniiif; and the
employes of the railroad company were ex
oneratisl from all blame. The aci'id.-nl in
curred mi a sharp curia in a hlindiiij,' siorni
j which prevented the enciins-r from swtn
: the Isiys. and the Isiys Irom s, iny the train,
I hi!.- i he loarof the freight train pn-i ciiiisl
I them from hearing the other one.
i He Saved the Woman's Lite.
I.KKKxviu Ho. I'a.. Man h '!. The littie niin
1 iu' town of Mammoth, about tivemiles fnuu
here, was the srencoia horrible murd.-r last
l.vht. A IlunL'arian. with an uiiss-llahle
1 name, had Iss-n .Irinkiiu; heal ily all day.
; and in the evenitu: relumed home very much
under the inHiicni-e of ' i-iiinka," a mixture
of had whisker and other inivdieiits only
know n lo t hi- niauiifai Hirer. When he i n
i icr -d hii shanty he at nii.-c U'sau abusinc
, his wile. The cause ol' his brutal trcatun in
ol' her is not known. After he had kicked
and knocked her down several limi-, he al
i tempted to strain.'!.' her. Her shrieks at
l iraeiiti tin- att.-iuiou of m-ilihor?). ami si i -
eral of tin-Ill rushed lllto the house, line of
' th.-iii. a Uiiri:ariaii. whose name could nm
', h.- h-ann-'i. atler taking in I lo- situation at a
t fiance, a'letnplid to s-s-ll-- the unman t.-ilu
t li.-r ilifill'i.ileif husband. All elV-irts to sep.l
I fate tht'UI Wi-lx- futile. The res. er then
seized a Isiard and struck the brutal Hun
a. ros. ihe headw nh it. nisliini: hi skull
and culling all ear oil T.iis dolie he coolly
j walkt .l .nil of the hollsi- and h:isus l.ir
eluded arrest. Tl:t- linli is badiv. thollIi
n-.t l.ilaliy uiiinsl Jer husband cannot n--
A Woman's Awful Crime.
. I.ITir. Pa . Mar. Id - Mary .o-hert lives
u:!:i h r hii-!i.iud ais.m ii u mih-s north of
'..is l.l.l.-e. nil lia- S h.e-'l. slow 11 road, near
lie 'i.inoii i-onniy Jin,-. AU.iitll o cl.sk
i this M .ricm.' she sl,.,t and instantly killed
l..vi l:s-.k anlitii-- Tin- trare ly imir-r-sl
al Tne woman's hoiw . Aci .filmst lo
h--r stalem.-lit. s!,e -aw Hooks ,simiii; tip the
s(ep ,if h--r hi-iise witii a kinte in his hand,
i mi l her husband bcin..- ahs. nl at the time and
i f.-ahnt that he Would kill her. she scilMsl a
1 I-si. stmt ;itlt lii-:ir .it hand and fired at
' lto-k- thro,i'h thi't.i.ii. The load went
J through lia--l.s.r and l.Mitt i tl'is t in I5o ik"
1 head. Tie man diisi instantly and fell on
; ihestiHip, when- belaid nnlil laiethis afier-n-siti.
weileriiiir in l.l-s-d and awaitilur the
! arrival of tiie runnier Hooks, the victim,
i was ilistiuitlv related to his murdenss and
had fre,( leiuly calleil on In r. The
woman.
w ho is ahoui :t-i vears old, dis-. tmt bear the
in-t f n-pulatiotis. hut His.ks was a man of
iiiet dispisition althouirh somewhat ilissi
pal.sl. He hied at Is'Xineion, alsmt live
iniiesifnim the sis-ne of the trairedy, and was
' ess lias a hushaiid and 1 wo children.
- - -The
New Senate.
tV-,.,i,vnw,v Manh 4 The lis! ( laiitnt
states S-nai-irs for the term UvimiiiiKto-day
i e, .nmleT..
The elis lion of Itl.idL'et! in New Jt-ro-y ami
ii,e appiintinent of Daniel It. Lucas, of West
Virginia and General J. .1. Kinlev. of Florida
i.i-Hie ;.iieniors of tlios.- States, leave no
v. aiiei.-. and the only chamv of a cont.-st is
iM the rase of Turpie. of Indiana,
The lb-publican majority in the S-nate of
in.- uiiteiii i oncn-ss wni oe n-iuceu lo i w o u
1'tirjiie sriin- his seat. 1 he jiohtical ehan-
as-- will Is- IleiiNs'rets in phueid Harris-in. of
Indiana; S-ivell. ol New Jersey, and Mahoiie
of Vinriiiia. and a Republican iu place of
Fair, of Nevada. The old Senate stissl 4J Ue
puhlicaiis to .'!4 I--m-M'rats. In the Fiftieth
I -onn-.s it will stand .'CI to -'ST. with the piw
e. in the eccentric Mr. Ki-ldlets-rer. of Vir
irinia. to make a tie if he should haps-u to
tii-1 like it.
SS- -SS- - .
War Over a County Seat.
iEi't N (.'itv, K.ts.t Mar!i 1. Kr -ini'
, t;rne tiit-rv liiL-HH-n a lu li'rlin Ut wivii ril-
idA-u 1 Woiiailo ami I ili. Vi hita niunty,
at 0 unit uf a uvrr thr inicsttdii of
w iii h town should hy thr ooinity fHut. Sun
il;iy ni-'ht a rrowd of nirii from Ixoti went
to ( oronado, ami ilurinc a (li-niti- over tin
dt t'lioii- Churls 'oltcr, of Iof i. jitrurk
Krank Uillv. of (Viroiia-lo.ovt-r the hca-1 with
a revolver. Kzni !-oornis t riifl lo ntop the
: iiirirn1 anl ri'iv'l a hullet from Colter ! r -
v-ilvfr in the ltr. Th"hoitiiir then Uvaine
L-'tii ra! aii I -vmiInnI a- lollowi :
kilhnl William l'ain, -IruL'it, uinl
harlo tilu-r. hoi It of lnti.
Kiiaily woiuiii".! - Kinmd Uimmin, a
liverynian; K-ank .h-m ,. a wm of the May-
or; Joh twin jin-l-Um rt Invey( luana-r of
1 he 'hirairo I Ai in 'H'r otupany. and from
' i-oti.
' rioiilv wotind'-d- Krank lallev. real es-
f;iie a'i iit ; i 'hitrle UMmiNand Hzra IyOiniti-,
nil In mi 4-rotiado.
Mourning In The White House.
ln-ri;oiT. Manh . Mrs. Ktith II Har
I'l'in, mother ! Mrs KoImhh, and yrantl
mother of Mr. -lrivir Cleveland, died in
.la. kxtn. Mieh., at Itt oVIm k thi nioriiin,
v here 1h-h:i leeii living the tas JH veers
u ith her wm, M. Ilarnior, Slie ua Uirii in
1 ... and was married in lKUi. .She nH'iit
i the greater part nt' her life at !atavia, N.-Y.,
u here all-T the fie.ii li of Mr Kitlsitfn Mr-
rlM,m ,ni KrallU. !iv, witll ,.r ,;,
K.anfcie uas -Id enoiiuh to attend s. l.,.,1.
ttilt ,,,,v ,,.,, , lhlilll, yt ie ia
fnrv,ir Ml Harmon has been failing,
v,.rv .ai.i.lh . U-in,, aiHiet.sl with .,,.i,.
t of the U.wels. wliieh her advaiussl ngr made
hert-s, fivlilc to nssiver from. Mrs Kul-
wiiii wiiH w ith li-r for wiiiie time ireviin-- to
'leiili. im. I the l're-i. lent anil Mm. t'levelan.l
an- eMie,-t,-l tu Hid ml the funeral. She will
Ik- luirie-l at ltatuvia. N". Y.
i A Ghastly Occurrence.
I Yiii Ni.smw n. O.. March 4 At. mil. .rtu
j naie aet'i.lent h.i.H-n.. at the fnueJal of 1
a ic Wil-oii. a well know n nailer y..erilav
aftcriiis-ii. As th-- .!l iH-an-r-, -i in nun.
! le r. a.-n i-arry iiiy Hi. -,tliu l l lie heur-v
; ln.:t. Ihe h-ill-e. lia- haleli,-- on olir "i.l. latlt-
. U- re- j e.1 out mel ihe ...Mint. II heavily I.i the
-.ih ..f :iii,.l. The li-l in l-ursu-l ,,t) m,, (K.
i i fi.it t UnIv rill, .lout on ihe Midewalk, H hii'h Wjft.-pl-
n ' e-f-n-. m it li uniil. N'wrul wonwni in at-
ta-iid uiti n1 tin funeral i r-uriiid ind tin
m. K h. r j.t-1 -i-l.-r ,. iIm-ilm.l man Liilit.sl
The un U rt-ker l.a-tily n--la.-l tlwcrjv- in
tlw.-.rTiti atnl tl- f u..-rl after an Lonr". Je.
Im j.r. .1,4
- -
The President' Colored Appointee
Out of the wood.
fmi-M, Manh 4 Th N-nair, in
j Ulive .-s-liill IlK-bay, r.4lfiriu.-.l tllTIHHII-
. una a. ii ul Jana.. M Trotter tu be iwnlcti
J irf l t-I. f-ir the l aira-t Mr (.iltiiubia in Am
' ol Jarne. 1'. JlatlUrwa, altuar KomiuaUou
' wa. f..-tf-t
"CalKI"
HENRY WARD BEECH ER DYING.
TBK8TBOKE OT VPOPLEXT PROSOC J1CF.D To
Be A F VTALOSE.
Xkw Youk. March Henry Ward
liicher is ilyinjr.
The unexiet.jd strike of apoplexy of
Thursday niirht carried fatality with it.
There was a faint hot yesterday that lift
might lx- sjure.1, although the famous
preacher miht never enter the pulpit a;:.iiu.
hut that ho was soon abandoned. Mr.
Beecher was gradually but surely sinking ail
nicht. The first bulletin. if this morning, is
sued at M o'clock, noteij no pariicularchun.'e
and the immen-e emwd in the street lietbre
the dMr of the I?-ei-!ier n-sidence airain t.stk
heart. Hut it was fleeting. Ui r bulletins
told of hi sutterly hos-hss i-ondition.aiid Ir.
Searle, the family physician, irave out the
situation in these words:
"There is no jiossihle hope."
Mrs. iHceeher, loth at first to believe that
her husband was fatally stricken, lieirau to
realije the truth this moruinj;. With the
iminediate family she remaimsl in the bed
room all day. She was told by the physi
cians that her husband could not live. He
niiirht linger a few hours, possibly a few
days, hut death was certain ; it miht Ik- a
ipiestion even of a few minules. She Istre
up bravely under her sn-at s-irroir and re
fusisl t-i hive the liedside npm which the
famous Ktsurof I'lymouth I'hun-h was ly
imr in a romutosc state awaitiiik' the s. mi
nions of death.
ThniU).'hout Brooklyn the un-atot sorr.iw
was expnsscd. Mujeniess to h.-ar tin-laittsl
r-sirts fnuii the sick room kept the sti , t
iu the iieihlsirhiMMl of the house croiiiiud
all -lay. At i-So this afieruoon this lul!elin
was posteil:
Pr. Hammond is iu -oiisultatioti Mr.
I'l-eclier has Iss-u iu a state ordcep com i all
-lay. No sic n of pain or consciousness o any
sort. Iicatii is considensl e-Ttain. but a: an
indefinite lime, probably not to-day.
When it Is-eoine known that Mr. It-ts-her
eouhl not take nourishment of any kind Ihe
last sKsille hope ranished ami the reat
crow-l still loitentl. kept hack hy policem -u,
awaiting they knew not what. At eii.;lit
. cli k he was repined sinking.
-
PALACE OF THE KNICHTS OF LA
BOR I N PHILADELPHIA.
lielepit.-- from distant cities who hav.) vis
itisl the new cstahlishiueiit of the Knihis of
. l,al,or in I'liiladelphia expre-s their a.-tt'ii-:
isliuielit at its uralideiir and eleanee. The
h-iildiu has a liroivn stone front. eleiraiit fur
nish iiiirs. ispii iiinci it t, and c-iin eiiiences Its
tt-sirs are covered with sumptuous rus ;tnd
Wilton an-l Brussels car)s'ts : its stairways
are Itiiiil with heavy wo-ideii balusters: its
halls liirliied from w iudow- of stain.-1 gla-s :
, ils nsiuis adorned with piiish funiiliire. fr.-s-c.K-d
walls, inlaid tnariile mantels, large p'.ue
niirr.irs. and tin. ia-e eiiriains. Ail tlnse
piillts have Is. u n-.lrd and li-.illil.le Kll''iils
ot l-abir have lma-I -hi them with w-m ler
a.i-l d-I'ulu. IIoa iis au-I -I---lis of 1 ,1 r'ss.
lllo-ll) Wollieli. sit at .'.sin-d dl--ks and
tlnydo not -s-m t-i have anything -I-, 1,. do
tlian to lisik around th. 111 l-il.i iric Is lls.
i line -ars-ts and ru.-s. and mirrors and clian
i d. -Iters slirj.ris.- the eye CM ry here.
' Many Kni.-liis an-kit kin-al the i vlraia
, i.-..iie.. -how... They -ay U.a: it you no inn,
, t in-otheis of any of I In- wealth). --1 Itankin
i l.ols,-s iu the city Vo'l won t lilld sin h ell
L-ant surroiiu. line's a- y-ni will se in the
I. ad.iiaiiers of ihe Ki.ii,-lits i.l l.iU.r. ";..
into th- .-n.-ral olliie of the Pi-iinsylvaiiia
Kaiiroa.l. for instance, and everything then
you will find plain, practical, and luisines
like. Hut upat the North liroad street plan
vou tramp 0.1 ttiick velvet caqs'ts. You sis
plate mirrors and statues on every hand, and
you sit 011 soft sofas and cushioned arm
chairs. All this i w rung from the hard
earmsl waircs -f the lalHiriiu; man and it isn't
risht."
WHISKY WINS THE DAY.
Washinoton, I'a.. March 7. 'Hie of the
most exciting elections the town of lcl!airc,
whin, just across the river, from here has
eve knows tistk phwe to-day. The ipiestion
voIimI on was the prohibition of the sale of
!iiiiors under the provisions of the Iov law
providing for local option. The anti-prohi-iiitiouists
carried the day, securing a majori
ty of l'J!. The question w ill come up again
in April when councilmen an1 electisl. as an
e.fort w ill Is- made to elect men w ho refuse
! i -jT;.nt lii-ense. Woinen estahlislu-d h siths
el the siliug pla-t-i to-day and .lisp-ii-sii
free coirie. and sandwi. lies, rodeaiioiit atler
missii.e v-it.'rs and add-sl gn-atlv to the e.v
eilemeiit of the day. The li-Uonnen were
spiuliy husyand were hels.-l hy brethren
tioiii surniiiudinir towns 'fhe Pruiul-itioii-isis
have been straining every nerve in e,,rrv
I Ic- el.s-tion, and take their defeat hard Kor
the po-t two wivks Major r.unp ha- . -'ii
4" llld li.'l illg tCUIJI-.-r.llli': 111 '.-till-s. III - II. I-
jorities for come from le puhlieaiis. The ma
j..riti.-- against come from Ileuns-rallc pe-eiln-ts.
HORRIBLE CRUELTY AT SOFIA.
I'aims. Man h 7. The Tr,uji$ :iss, rts tt,a:
the ptlitical prisoners arn-sted al Sifia f-r
participating in the reecnt rev-ilt wer.- whip-h-I
with knouts during t he entin- iiiuht fot
Iowiiil' their arrest ; that Karaveloff is now
dying from the eflis-t-, and that five oilieers
have already died from the ethi-ts of thc
pkiiushmenl. The r-i- -ay s ih.-Itulgarian
n-geiits hofc they will sui-ceeil by the exer
cise of siieh cruelly ill terrifying lhos- nu-di.
t u ing revolution and thus prevent new up
risings. The rcgi lit, theias-r adds. tru-ts
that Uiiia will not interfere, and iiili nih
simiii to priH-laim the alisnlute indeN.tdeiice
of ltulgaria.
New Railroad Linesto Pittsburgh.
rhiladc Iphians largely iuten-sttsl iu the
South IVniisylvuhia lliilrnad state that if.
ujMin the completion of that line, it should
Ik- discovered that the Reading I'otiipiuiy
would not give it an eastern outlet, another
route to Philadelphia or New York might lie
sought. Wharton ltarker and others inter-i-ted
iu the pnijcctiil Sealsurd and W.-uern
l.ine from a connection with the I.ehigh Val
ley It. .a. I at Munch Cliniik t-i Pittsburgh
-(ate that should the South I'ennsylv.inia Is
ahaiidniHsI they would stand ready to com
plete their line, t'ltit'ttltljtliin R-nml, March
4th. 1S-7.
. ..
The Millions Appropriated.
W vsniNiyroN. Marc!. ". The aggn-L-ate of
the appropriations made by the regular ap
propriation bills pas-,s ly the Forty-ninth
'-iiiL'n- is alsmt i"si.ooo.oi). This total is
exclusive of the sums appmpriatcd hy the
river atid harlsir and detieieney appropria
tion hills, which failed of elliletluelll. Tlie
appropriations for the current liva! year ag-icn-gs.te
Jd,oii.ooo. which amount would
have Iss-n .sUalIisl hy the approjiriatious
voted hy the last 'ongn-s had the two hills
mentioned Iss-ome laws.
Broad Top Miners ro out.
Ih ?f rixunoN. M.in h 7. A scneral strike
ofthiMo:d miners in the liroad Top region
was iiiauifunite.1 this tnoniiti. In --I'eral
of the mHiris th men went out on Satur
day the difiicnlty Um in nard to th wu-pnofth-
drivers. tli-y demiiltdil t!ie atm
amount of pay fur nin- ho.iis w.rk in ilns
mtio!i thai i pttitl in the Vartiehl region
fir Iu hour- work. Tin miners throughout
liir llrotid Top r-jnm Hfe eVixili-.. to juin
tin- -t rike
Florida's New U. S- Senator.
lutsiMULE. March J til 11. J J Kil:le
j of I ala. I.a. Ivii a.-iiite. hy the Mivrr
: n-.r .f Fi.tri.l., to U- I'. S. Senator, lo .u.t'i.-.
I'harle. V. Joi.e., w iio-r term w ill .-x.irr on
tiie 4ih in.t. tn-n Kinh-y i- a lawyer hy iri-
f-i..n. idi n.-1-h.-r of the I onf. -U r.K-y. ha
; l-rn a Ju-tHv .thc .-nprv-mr I '.Mirl of Flnr
! iila. ami rrel our t.-rm in I .mirr.-..
No Special Session of the Senate.
' W v-tti.-i-r-i. D. '., Vvh. S. sciui'or
r.lienuan miiird a .-r.Mial note t.Liy
t fnun tlp ln--iiktit, Maliuj tW Itr lnl cm
j trrri-,1 wilh a iiuniirr.if.-nutiH on the-nt.-.
an-J hail re tie I the conclusion that therr
j eii-l. nn WT,ilv (ir a -jieeia! -.,, ,,f ij,,
1 Srnale. IIMy hp will (all iio.K- unie-a
nnrfwet-n rout. nki-.M v aliouM ariae.
Perished in The Snow.
Shell Lake. Mich.. March 1. OiiThurs- j Sorni P.end. Ind.. Man h 4 Mother An
day Fritx Haas and his wife were in Shell ' p lia. one of the most widely know n women
I atke.doing sometra-liui:. and about 2 o'clock in this country, diisi v. ry su l lenly in this
in th. nfl- rn-siii started for home. The ajied ! phue at St., Mary's Academy, an educatiou
coiiple hail walked to towu iu the morning. ! al itisl.tulion for females, which she f."inded
and they felt eipial to the task of walking i in , at Xotra Ihiin-. M-.ih.-r Anu'-lia
hack u-ain, a distance of five miles, it was ; was a ni.s-e uf Tlnunas Kwin. ,Ss n'tarv of
a bitter cold day, ami as they advanrtsl the j State under Priside:i! Harrison, and was ci
wind Israu to blow. Before half of their I u- ute.1 w ith her cousin, now ihe w ile of i..-ii.
journey luvl Iss-n accomplislusl they were
wrapie-I in a hlindiiiiT snow storm, and iheir
pnwn-ss Vs-caine slow and -lirlh-ult. S-sni
Mr. H.ias sank diirn in the snow thorough
ly exhausted and unable to pnx-eed. His
now frantic wife tried in vain to nrre him
on. hut she was compelhal lo leave him and
seek aid at the nearest house. When she
arrived at the nearest house she sought she
found a woman alone. Ir was now" almui lo
o'clock at niitht. hut taking blankets the two
women started hai k to succor Mr.. II las. He
was unconscious when they n-aehed him.
and with difficulty they suc-ccdcd in jjt ttiiif;
him a few rods further toward shelter, lint
Haas was a lare, th-shy man and the ivom
en were coniielU-d to abandon tii.-ir erforrs
iu his behalf. Wrapping her exhausted
hushand in blankets, and aijain Hiring him
some uoiirisiimciit, his noble helpmeet sat
dow n beside him w hile her kind assistant
started for home. Mrs. Haas remained with
her husband until he Had, about s . lock iu
the morning. When help arriv.sl at the
sei ne the unfortunate couple wen.- taken
In -me. one nearly as lifeless as the other.
Mr. Haas was nearly 70 years of aire, and his
faithful w ife a lew years his junior.
The Trade Dollar Redemption and
Anti-Polygamy Bills Laws.
Wv.-iiini.ton, Man h 3 The hill for the
nsleniplioii of trade dollars and the anti-poivL-ainy
hill have Isniine laws without
the president's signature by rea-su. of the
evpir.ilinn, to-night, of the constiiuiioii.il
hmiiation of ten days vviihin whieh lies! ion id
have returned ihe liilis t-i i-nugress in iaH. ,,f
disappr-ival. Hoth hills were ear.fully coii
sidered by lite Jilesident. and W idle they con
tained S.I1.H- provisions tn whiel. he prel'err. d !
nut in commit himself, he was univiiiiifg i,
ileli al the olijeels ol the measures liy a Veto.
In view of the lack of vault r.Him in the
New York suh-ireastiry- w!,--re it is pre-uni.-.l
the hulk oflhc trade dollar- vvll! be .-s.. ri
led for ri-deiiiption. Aetiiig S'l-r.-iary l-'.iir-
child has ii)sriieied tin assi-rant treasurer
at New York to t'.irw.ird ihe e.iii.s .is fast as
redeemed to the assay olliee. w here tiiev will
he melted into bars of convenient ie. ,-ai-h
repieseiuing about sd.. sm and siieed in thai
ollii-e until siiii.ihle vaull ronins are provided
for iheir sale keeping.
t-
Two Men Stabbed to Death and Sev
eral Others Injured.
r'tUKKKsiu i:u. W. V.. Man li 1 . -li-i-ing
an aii.-r-'at i,,n w hieh hap(s ned in iiiiiiii. i
eoiiniy. ironing mil nf -..me troub', . ;in
old in. ill named Hush was ku-i-k--d -l .n
ati-l tei-rihly U-ateii by John V.al"iiii and
his soils. A SOU of llllsll W.s t ill abotl! I.i--
head and f.tee. and a man . lam. -d bails r was
slabbeil in t he i-y e and while bleeding, lite
elder W Irillll held bill. Ili and his son i nt
him a h-irriiile gash h. tin- iia. k. fhe al I.-s
iiigp.uty then iet't the injured H-rsoiis t
iheir tale, did man P.u-h has dusj an. I
It.irU-r is in a bad i-oudiiioii.
While P.u.riio er.s k was swollen a farm, r
lialil'sl l.lltiu-r Jtr.iek alltl his son. oil oil.'
bor-.-. aiieinptist to lord. The etirreiil ear-r:--i
them down stream. In Irving l-i manage
bis horse liroek was lirowiied. w bile tJie boy- 1
eseaK-d.
--
An Ail-Night Sitting.
W v-lllsoloN. March 4. The pr.-side.it and
most of the members ofhist'abinet remained
in the White House considering legislative
.natters until about 4 o'clock this morning.
They resembled in the cabinet nmni again al
N o'clock. All the dt i-artmi'tits were repre
sented Mr. I'airchild representing the treas
ury ileial1u.enl. lUlweell S and I li.'tll o'clisk
the proideiit had acted on all the hills re
ceived by him up to the latter hour. He
then repaired lo the Capitol uhiii assurances
from Sjieaker f'arlisle that the District of
Columbia hill and the general deficiency hill
would certainly fail to become laws unless
he tlid so. The president ai led on all the
bills at the I apiiol that he was able to in the
short time alloi.-d him Is-fon adjoiiiniiieiil. I
The party r.-tiinuiito the White House a'suit '
1 o'clock mid then-scKiratcil.
A Female Pension Fraud.
t'iciNNT(, M. tri li ".M r. unilin- U ( k
cr wli h:i- Im-vu trial in tin- I'liit.-.l luti-
mint t'tir I'('r;iiit;ii the iviTiinit iit nfi!it
lh..uunil l-ll.in ly ;t f.il-n- fluini. waMi-d.(V
x'lilriiiisi to t. yt-;;r if (! l.iytin
Mr. Ii '.-ktr It the wiiinw of i,Ioiu I ;.!
Ir y lU- kt-r. 't'th.' Tw.tity-iu'fitii rcL'iim-.it.
. V. I., who tlittl in (Vitui ui-M;!-!
roiitnit in iiu'iirniv. tuv y. ur IhUt she
inamol Aniim- Iwvkf r, u mtiMti of Ii.t
firt hu-l'.tU'l. wlm hai Ihs-ii a lKi.l.iiii in
tht S t tiiii Ni w Y-irk n itiM-nt He .liiil
in 1-S7I. In Man li !." J1(- was lthiI' a
jM-n-ioii mnii-r her af'i'liraiioii a. liir wilw
of 1 MnilViy l'Ki kT. atiij -Ih iii.iili'iiii ulli-I.tvit
limt -lif tttrr nm:irri'l. V 1 n t ! IIii-kT
w:i a wi-ll known rim itmaii jonnm.i-t
.itnl w.w onrr clitor of tfu- 'nU:J.it.
The Kansas Tragedy.
AHi.r?rK, Kan. Manh "J. Tlu
Unztttr i
.-e ial .rout Wallae says, in re-rard to tin j
tiu hi at (orconado: j-arTy ot anm-d men f
have started from here with colt jus to hriujr I
hack the death The iate.-t new from the i
M i-iie wa- to the elfet t that the dead iMtdU--.
were liu in Ihe street and the outlaw
would nut jn-rniit any on- to toiieh them.
Kurt her developments an eK peeled to-nior-
row. The man (oiilirr is n j-orteil to have j
tWclltV-olle hllllets put into his liodv. He'
was a di-sjH-rate charai-tcr. That lu r! Iht f
tronhle will eonie from the attray. eauinir . j
more hhhnl-iieil. may Ik'- 'urinistil from the
fact that the Ijeoti im'ti receive-d an expres
pstcka-c this utorniiii; coutaiiiiu fire arms.
Enormous Snow Drifts.
Sr. r.i l. Minn., Man-h ;. Tin superin
teiidi'iit of the Winona and Si. lVler rad-roa-l,
in .Miuiie-ota, says that Iietw.eji Mau
kuta and Tracy the simw drifis an in many
ca-t-s fi feel aUoe the telegraph poie, and
the linemen have had ti -jdiit scantling to
theti-i- of the jh1c- to ei the wire-v up 1
when they could lie us-d lie says many id"
the drifts are fi-ct dep and packed so hard ,
that the company dan- not atrempt to s. n-l j
a snow plow i:ir.u!i ihcin. U;i t 'kmi- iii I j
men are now at work shoveling snow he
twei'ii Mankota and Tracy, and the line will
not hi cleared lor se vend day.
Epidemic of Scarlatina and Measels.
Siikn vmvm, March, ". This town in he- 1
iiiff raviieil hy un epidemic of scarlatina. '
measles. Not lc-s than "j-HI children have Ih-cii
at tack e-1 witii tlie-H1 ili'as4-s within lh hist j
three wti ks, and of this numlMT f eass p j
Nrcent has provH fatal. TheeaiiM of t!ie ,
-c-tiieuee j generally at-kiiowledsl to le !
the frij!ii fully fit thy condition of the town j
and the aim -t ttilal di-r.-'ard of al! -an- '
ttan- law- and healtli nvulatio. A di--
tri'inif li-atun of the tro.ihS i that ti.
many --.- jMrent- an unahle to pro. u re
either tin licine or mc-linit wdvie- for their
rliililn n. The ph'iciati. art- e-ttuplaiiiiti.'
of taenia overworke.1.
Nearly Wrecked A Town.
Kkik. Man it ti Thi- in. iniiti. at an early
hour the town of Mill Village, thi. r-Mtntv.
it. .haiieii I.i .t- r-iiitiifaiioi. hy a territ.c -ie '
toi.atti.u. Tih- ni.i!i- rt.-ia-l out in thi-ir
lii -hi I'lolhi-. unj, r ilu' iliiirsi.i il.,i '
iirth.iiuke it. in iirmn . Thr ean-v w...
rM-lailM-l hy U.e .n. ke. . ..... t i ,u -f J
Ii,.' .tore. r.ak...i-i. i.a-i !.!.. u urii
the xtfe. t.-annc it I-. I...---, wre. kl.u- the
l-uililinv: ami lireakui Ihe (.-la in a iiuiuher
of othrr huil l .-. The hijrIar. g.n but
H at.4 li-l -r.-ral Ihoti-ainl.' worth of
iLi.uacv.
Six Hundred Lives Lost.
Mi hivi..,, March I. A-Ku.
by
1 Cl.lt
iain.
.teainer ai li. , from H-.n Kouj, .tai
a China.- jntik goit.a fnmi Ilaiiian to
waa rwenlly wrecked .tT Ihe .Sa-otra ciKist.
Ou! ofi-) pa.sse.iu-T. ami crew alioanl only
ii are known to have m-a).'.
Death of a Noted Lady
Sherman, at a ti-iirt-toivii ronivn;. She
was also a cousin of James (i. liiaine. both
beinf: b-rn in tiie s.ime house in li-o-.rn.i'itle,
I'a.. an 1 iMssiuj; iheir earlier years to. tn.-r.
liiirini! h r Washington life M .iher Aii;.c:ia.
then M.ss Kivia liiilespie. was a much i-onrt-id
bcilc. noted for her learning and wit.
Winn Jii years old s- h-i'i sis-ii-ty. j.nuisl Hie
order of the S-s, r- of the Holy ( i-.iss a.l
eoiuiii to Souiii Ileiid, when- very Keirreiid
Father .Sornu had already founded the uni
versity of S'olra ll.ime, she established Si.
Mary's Aca li niy. and under her administra
tion ii hii-auicoue.it the most noied ihic.i
tional instil uii-ms in the country. In fsTii
she became Mother Siijs-ri.ir for the order
for the 1'iiite l Siaies. Iiiirinir the war she
devotisl the most of her time to csi.ihiishiii!:
I hospitals and oiersn-in the
are of sick .-ind
wounded soldier.-. A- M -th.-r sup nor she
founded a iiumU-r of female acadciuies
throughout the coiinirv.
A Property Owner Surprised
Nt:vv Yoiin. Mareh .'!. .laiius Larkins and
I'airiek Kiigeraid fought twelve rounds ear
ly tins in. .ruing ending in a draw. Tiie
vigilauiv of the piliee has prevent. -d the
tight which had b,s-n arranged to take pl.n-e
several days ago. Atler !..killg around ihe
plait- uniil nearly morning, a butler f..r a
private on Long I.-laiid. a friend of Kii.g. r
ald. said ihe folks were away and Lie nc-n
lid light in the dining r..oinofhi- em
ployer's n-si.leiiee. This -t, agr.td i f and
in the d.iiuiug r.siiu of Hie p.ila.iai mansion
on I'-.-ookiy n Height- the lignler- -I n ; , -1.
and .ii four o'elork Uiis inoriiing poniidi-d
e.u ii oilier for twelve rounds. The r i't-ree
lllill deeidid Ihe tight a draw.
I'llling the t Well ll lolllld ihe astonish,.-!
I lii.ibi- ow in-r. who had uni-vp-ei cdly r--luru-
j ed and ii.-eii a-leep tip stairs, v a! ke.l into
find a piic light iu ins dining room He
' was :il,- with rage and ordered tin- parly out
I of the house. Thev l-ili.l ll" altentiot. lo
I I
I him. lloMeier. and Weill ol) vvilh ihe light
At the
I.K k Ih,
Sober I.
do -.v.
ml of the light ii iv I-
pr. irietor iij. m a . i-i
prop
I I,
l.iu
.ii.l
.llllsel previil
il. . and the
ii :
Harrowing Details.
Momi y. Ala . M u. n
details ,.f in,- burn i.l- ot
-A tew a l lili-.nai
I.i- - a tin r ... 11
lire vi a- i ill-, d
-.i.-k i.i 1 1 ; t inio
1 1.-
,1 1.,
i-.i
.1
I'tiu'
!: .-I.
..-:i.. ii's -.s
. t.i.l- sj.r ..-i
d. Ti.. ' .:
i' b i.it w a- in
,a.l-.s all oil
Most of l be
le d.'olV lied,
t-i 'i til-1 ill-
-.1 1
, ll. it .' . ..ul. I
i I I-- illit the
I.!-:, an, I'l,
I I-
.1,1-'
h.-ci while
tl.illn
I--. .ill : i , i 1 1 : inio li:c will.
,.,r.l : . ;Vi
! pl--el.Jers who p risln-.l
i...i:.:ii -me or two m.iv iiav
jilml by it,.- ll. ones.
1'ilot Wilson w. is !i,e l.i-l to i. avc tin- pllol I
: ho'lsc. He lialTowiy i-cipcd dc.iih and is
' the hero of till- IKCs.oll. ib-iildliol 1,'lit
' i.i-p'-t until tiie llatil-.-s ill. t ,i. :l.-li the engineer-
from their places and I he b. : I u as
i hel.i . 11,1ns- M,-1':IW til, I o!o,-e,I c;ib,i
! boy af the Tally, saved live iii-- by swim- ;
1 ining ashoie with tin, si-in tne water. Mrs.
W. F. Ueinbert threw hi r youngest child I
! into the w .-iter, her bll-bali-l laki n- I he o! h.-r ,
j lwi. Then she jumped iii. Ail were itn.wii- j
i e-1 hut the husband.
Accidently Poisoned.
Wiikki.inu. M.trrh ;. A Nit I calamity haj
p,'nrl tliir ail tTi k h n ni'.ir Short cro-k, rr
suiting in the lU-atli oi'Mn. KMkti Mac
wi, a wxlow tijuvanl of srwnty y:irs of
av, Sin riiit'rt'd tin. kiu ht'ii t .s'ctiri' a
:iijt of whitt j-ii'-'ar which she hal
placed in the cithoanl the cvcntn.ir he I ore.
iu the s;itnc helf va a quantity of "Itn.ih
on Hats" wliicfi iial hi -en e;ii't'!e!y pl.iretl
in a china eii rcM-mhlin-; the ttiir contain
iiiuT ihe stjar. In tiie i:irk Mrs. Ma.-vcll
it ketj up the , wr e:tp anI inixcl a
plant ity of t!ic Mii-.. .11 in a cup f tea. In a
short time -he was -itl with s-en .ymp-loni-.
lief iia:i!h:T t Mi 1 1 1 lier iyiiii; on the
hil very weak atnl har. Iy ai!e to explain.
With the h'ip of a n.-i:hhor tiie y I.i ly
ilu! all in her lwer to relieve her iii iilnT.
hut without avail, a she !:.. I alt h'-nr afl.-r-nani
in terrihu a'-Mtv.
Three Boys Burned to Death.
t ui
a ni'jn
si-tin-
imi. March Thei ahin (eri:ji.t
nafitetl Ihirtnii am) hi- family.
of A itr and thn-e ehiiiiivti. l-' I
and 1 1 year-, hurnt
K . Tin n-'ifro wa-
I y-'-tt-rTay mor:i;M
- avakeite.l hy a p
of the pnf falling on the in wliit't he
was -Ui-pitiif and -eniu it on tiie. !! im
mi ' ti.t!y juuip d and s i.i d h-i limi' hi!
dr ti. ho wi-rt- -ii- p;u in tiie viihi- room,
and -tarted toward the door, lint heton- he
-iiild n-ai h it :notln-r part ol the roof i,t-; in.
kiiockittir his children from him ifc was
una I ilc to tit id t.hm ajain at'ti-r a hnrl "cavi h
and had toahuidoii tin in to -av. hirn-e!i,
wiiich he did oy juHiphuout of t hi- window.
Tne U'V- wi re ovm oiiir hy llw ;m;ike and
were hui ned to dcaiii.
The Effect of Blood Transfusion.
l.-vs Moini;-, Iowa. Man h :i.--Tn" wife of
Moyt .Shi'titian, of this city. dud e-terd.ty
of physical t hauistaiiou ato-r a iiti.iTiu il'
ties. A hort linii' a.-o aii i ih.:i v,as iiade
to tivnthen her vitality hy a iraie-fu-iuu of
hlood from the arm of her son Krank. The
in-t!l H.i- onlv tcaiiMi-ai'v. hut a (H-euliar
irii itlent jn w out of it Krank ati iuvct
erai' smoker, and a v n.hniTf- afh-rlhe
op -nit ion w.i- ace.Hnj.hshtil Min. Siicruian
a-ked who u,i- -tn ik.tu in th" ro m S h
s.tid she c-mld distinctly ta-te tohaee . Mr.-.
Sfiennan".-. lui-Iiaud is a hrotle r ol Senator
John sia-rman and -ien. W. T. -Si-nuau
TheOmahan's Ashes.
i
i I-ckk1.o, March The Im-dy of Kartust
j Km hl, an Omaha It-tKir and sUih- dealer, wa-
ereinateil lien today, the remain havmi:
j heen forwarded from that city. Kuehl was a
, strange charat ter. and made one of t he tno-1
novel wills tin record. He dc vi-ed that his
a-he should Ik placed in an urn until the
death of 'a saltionkeeper hviie' in Omaha.
j They were then to he -prinkled on the rave
: ot -.nd s;ili-onkceK'r sot'ial no H wer- would
I jrrm UpiMi it. Kueld died from tiie eii.i ts
1 of an ovcrdoe of morphine. One .f the r
. utor-. 'f the wiil accompanied the remains
i hen-.
Collapse of a Flour Warehouse.
St. Tul, Mm ii., .March .f - At o ie c.H k
t fn iiioruin the hi:; dour iiun- hoii-e V."
of IMNimry A' Co.. situated ii, -Malt hea-l
M!iitH-a(-ou-, fell with a terrii.:- ra-h In it
were sloped h i Heen I,,,-""iiaiid 1 J.1.' t har-
! r '""r " " aitd hare!-.
! ""t r"i hh k ot ground ii
The l.iiiM
i nth ami
hall' a hl.uk in wi.l'h a:i, w,,. on,, -tory
hich. It wa-:t!ra.e. The 'lalii .e i- i--i-in.iteil
al '.). Tim- -am- lir-n -uir -n- l i
I.e.- oi'ihe -au.e kiu-1 on January a, w!i ri
Iheir ra-t -i.le elevat..r fill, ..illnii; .il-.ul
i.' htl-hl!-of wheat ami w n kiln; .art
of the iill.l-lin.
Cut His
Throat Aainst A
Wire Fence.
Barbed
Nk ikk. .. M.in I. ... Kn-I R.nn. nm-1
al.-nt s..vini,-,.i vear-. met
th a t-rnh.e
i K'"' ',, 'l',.v
)- ,,iiiit-ai
v.-1.11..
I l""' "' J-''","" " larl",i fl"'
"' l'1 f.U-
...IK u.e ...i incniiiiiiy. wo.i-i.L- l.-ll.j;
I about thr-- inch.- in length. An ex.ir.tina
I tii;ii ,nvel thai none of the vital .truelur.-.
; wi n- sev.-r.il, althou-h vrry i-U.-. H? will
j rti-,,,-r
Motherand Son Frozen to Death.
WATKaTu.i. I)k., Man-b i Mr-. K.l-in.in-ter
ami win. living six inile-i fnmi llcn-
ry. U-ft that town on Friilay witba bor-eanii
j aleih. Tbey wore f-uin.l Sun. lay frozen to
i ileal h ten nab from the home of ai.eit:t.iiur.
. i ..,11.1,11 w irf, - -ni.nia-atffrfrfarfiflT-T. i'rir"ij''rn.-'.i.ra-a' ,ii ni,,r-
; GKOKHK W. ItKNFORH.
DRUGS! DRUGS'
GEO. W. BEN FORD & SOX.
I i'i.on:ii:T(ii:s ok tuk
I OLDEST DRUG STORE IX SOMERSET COl My
! At No. 1, Baer's Block,
1 SOMERSICT, PKXX'A.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CIIEMK'AIs
IVE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS
AND VAIINISIIES.
The purest and liest to U- found in this market. We also keep on M,j , ,
TRUSSES, BRACES, SUPPORTERS.
And all the leadinjr appui tenauc-s used i
in ti.is line.
TOILET ARTICLES A XI ' I "Sl Ii I E ' ! EXE RALLY K r. lj ,y
A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE.
LAeSE ASSORTMENT OF BIRTjHDAY (al f TS ALVVA-YS bTO'"
TOBACCO and CIGARS. "
TUK llK.-T TIIK MAUKKf AKI'uKI'S. Itufll iiiiMl-n, m, r, ,,
our own make of HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. It ,- ,.;
tpiality. We kis-ji in bnl!;, so that any s . i i.ii in.t. ii. i t , ,:
In- added. Sihl af 'o cent- a oi n.i.
We do a square hn-iness an-l will giie yon v-uir n.. ;,, i . ..
trollliic to show g s- is 4
SURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL FURPOSES CW
A LAKOL VARIETY UF FRtbH
Jmi. :. ls-7,
Mine Horror In France.
I'vi'.is, M.in-h I.- -An e, .-.
to-day in the lt.-atii.run e-.liieries
l it iell lie. When t i ll-e V pios.. ,n oi ell Te
were so miners ui lie- g.i!
have beell res.-tled uiiiiur'
juied. The r. -in. lining 7o
and ils no i ries or ...hi r s.
-i- lit th.--.
Hid t b.ii'v
lilt. ll be r.' .. ',
i-b are he. I'M
are slipp.s.-d to be .had.
l-ili-r I-'urih.-r r. ..-i-is i'r,.in
stale thai ai ihe tune ..f in- e
I.l. 11 WIT-- .11 VV .ti, 11! 'he ri.i'le
hai.'biell last ii ..'it 'T alive
A I.liVe tiiree ot lll.-ll nr.- now
. tl.-t-is in rr- ov r ilu- I'- iii i,niii'
whom it i- Itioiulil m. iv hi ali
si. Kii.-i.ne
.plosion lot
I i lb.-. I .
ml in d .-l
. :.. ,.'. I ll,
HP - .1.1- of
A Steamship With Yellow Fever on
Board.
Nl tv ions. M r.- 'i 1" ..-so al.i-hii !' -r-tu.
lis. . iii.m P.ir.i and ..ii.. r ss ,ith .v.!i,.-r..-an
p .rls, j . iss, . t .'i , ra 1 1 1 1 , i. - l -, . lav .md en in- . Ii -rt-itlyiiji
I.. n,r w h.u'i .it M.i.ii.i- -ion-.
I'm.i tiieiui-n i-n I--.!--! w.-.-e v. ry ill. iv.ih
yi'l...v ti-icr il was i.t i.. iedby lii.. on
iionr. 1 I ll II- ol tile tio -mi -ll, V: i il.lln 1 ...J ill.
'J-years old, died is-Iore lia u-s l n a I
h, r vv nart. fhe ot.h.-i m in. I'ho.-ic.s Il.-rin.
was .i.e. d in an amine un -- and a -larl vi.e
lll.l-l.- I"i 11 iio-j.il.li. Al'liT ploC--l-.lil!g 111!. .
h'i.s ks Ileikill died
Wholesale Swindlers.
Nkw Yokk. Mar h f - I'r.-i-U nT Ia -r
an-i Sit p'ia-v V.;tnfiii. ..J XU- llii -!i
AniriH-aii cia.ni a.-i-tn-v. arj.f a Liav. r ii im
fl i.hhttn.. i;,e ajffn y's cotiiie! wen- ar-r-U-fl
lo-ui-rht -l.arc wiiii havit: c;rri'!
on winiiiilii-' Mperati.ius tt .i -;r.tf .:l;1. ,
They a'herticil to co!i.-r t eiaiiii- to i -iat.--or
fortune- 111 chancery in lir riaini. The i
tMMiks show that t N-. tr reecip; v'-tv from
$1 "-UN. to .1.11. it 1 p-T -lay a they never iiiv.h- j
ti-rati .1 a elaini. Tin y hai i,'Mt natiie on
their Umks. 1
Earthquakes Coming Close. '
New Youk, Man h J. At 4:- this aiter
lioon a !it.pht -lnH'k of earth'uake was 1 it !
at Hahylon, Fire I.-laial, Jamaica, aixl other j
places alonjj the south iion- t IsK'z Isiaiei. i
No ilaina.'e was dime, the shock iKin only j
s'lilicient to rattle win hn. t PM-ki rv. e!c.
Tiie rruiiioiirN l;tstel a few -eeoinl-. A d.s- j
patch from the nfc-ci-v ttofy oti Kin- Ni ainl
statics that tht to.-r wa- verv i neptih!y '
shaken.
Rejoicing Ovr Retaliation.
r.o-roN, Ma-. M.io-!i i
v.iriou- pari ,(f w Kn'.in
tiiial pa--a-' of i In r.'aiia'.
e-i u'rea. rejoi. iiu. ri ni:i:.i
w.i -ii''U-li 'l ri..
- Kurort Ir ilu
-I.lt-' tf it !.;.
a iii. I c.i'l--
to htl-il,4"
ui r i i 1 1 r i
1 1. ''I'-e-li-r the AmiTu t!i ff ,L- w ,
.iTind i ai'-tiitej let r-. and -a!-.;- -!
11 ll-. All t h-- lnU -, - a"".- 'f - .r ,i.
tt,l a ij til.is- itieetin !at n;.;it
I "U J. re-.
-
120 Miners Killed.
- r'lti
II.
I Ti
1-Kr kl.-. Man ii -A ia1- ilt h f-..m
M"H say- tnat 1 ruin rs wr-r k ill d hy : he
c.vplo-iiiu at t in- ( uan',i:iior. i it-ry . T' rt --eiiiti-
pa.'tii - have li( y l h-i-'t e.!e fo r. . Ii
ihe victim
late d!-pi!eh from Mo:, Tar. s :h:.r lit
Utdie Iiav-lei n recviTi d iVotu lh iv i t
:io eo'iierv. Seal ehi ni; pari if- ..rr at work
in t In-mine and mor" U id. -, a re houriy - !
Htied to In hroii-ht to the .-urfaii.
She Fired First.
j l.vxc .-ri-i:. i a , f.irch I. Levi
; livitiL' in K.titU-th tow u::ip, thi4
: was -iioi this nioinitii: hy Marv th
relative and in-tantlv kilicd. The
claims that -he -aw IvKik- eorninr
U-.k-rounty
s.'ier . a
- -
up her
j -lair with a knife in his hand and fearin
j that he wa- ioiiL: to kill le r she -rot a -ih
: ;'im and -tired thnandi the door, kU'in
! Hooks tu-t iittl, . The eau-e of the latter'
vi-it is not known.
--
Man And Woman founcj dead.
KnT.-iiCH'. March
I the It.iliiniore and
J morning. M--. . iie
: Neii rt were t'eiin I !'
-At U'e-I N.-ufi
o;,;,, Uaiiroad.
lal-w-.riii an. I
in' I" il in 'he
mom iu Mr. NeiU-rt - hou- M - Mil-w
;t- -hot (hio-ih tin !:ea and he.rt. w.
NeiU-rt was .-hot t'ir.u!i the ha- k ot
lead. Near his U.dy lav a rev..Uer.
ni rive can In- :r i r i for the -hoori'iLr.
Plasterers Leave tha K. of L.
ln fMtrtf.il. M i:vi .;. fhe n!:--
l.-.e I
! I'itt-f mr'h and Alhheuv '
":ly Ii.ii-- un
its of l-il-ir an. I
li vvi'h thai ..r-
: dint'-fied With the K:iil
t have cercd tht ir eonnecii
L.'a1iiali'ili an-l i-iille-l the I'-, .I.-. I , v i'l.t-tcr-.t
- Nali.i'i.ii I'l''-. n. Tii-n- .in- iinvt'. .,i
Jiki ;-last, rer in the two i i':.-.. an. I without
11 -ill;;!.. l-XiTiti..tl thev li.ive let) the K'lij'its
an. I joincil ihe V.iii.iri t! 1'niini Ti.cv n -eeil
isl their charter !as tiiL-ht It h..seaii-.-.
--..iie a iiiiiitn-i'i-ni in i.ili-ir ein r,s,.
A Texan Lynching
; Ml M - Hi i-. M ir. I,
,in ear'v h-.iir
tie- inoriiiir 4 hail. I nf ov, r
: iitij-iireil in ('.re ihe Jail an
: j.el.ir to siirreinler the k- v -!
t.-rtsi il.c ,-,11 wh-r- a c.,'.
j Tiin I'.iiH k r a- ciii'iiii .j
aii'l han.i'il h in t. a Ir--,-i
I'.!." kcr iiii-n.-.- lullv i-s,
! t.-r-oti, a hi.'lily r-,- i,..:.
J-"' arnic-l n -?i
I .ii.iib '!. ti.r
TL. V then ,-n-
r.il l.y n i'tit.l
Ir.iu-'i I hini out
1-v-t Tii-.!..v
ill- I Mr.. I',..
..Iv
Shocking Loo of Life.
VlnHII.K .l. V. m il I I s-.-,ii,v,,t
M..n h I
W. II i.;i:.lllif W.i- num.- f I., ne-hl n. ir
I . ...i.-svui. . w ii. ie iy 1 114 . ei i lie i.i-ni.i.t--
. Tw-i.tv t- rn. i.-ri-h-l
The li inl-i.-r w .-...ie of t'i- lap-t.1 l.t.r-
. . . . .
( oil .lie 1 .it.ilie.".-.. w Is ir.s- mile- i--
1 l" hiiin-viil,- l,,-ti -i t,n. 1..,,.., :,
, t . t.; who at Kl.-. !.l .. tele.-ra !.-
, that the hut, i-.r.-.. are a ro :.l low. Ti.- re
err lot Iwli nf cotton al-iinl.
Earthquake Shocks.
Ias. Ii Ail. t'lTV, L. I , M .rrh An j
earth. iiakc -ln.-k w.i- fc-lt on the jnt:i .i.l- j
of Ia.n Nlanil about 4 . o i-1-n-k this ufl. r-
ni.m. W iiulow. on Kin- i-lanil ruithsl :,n'l j
the oh-, rvalory w.i- shaken, the vibration- i
lasti:..: Several .-ecoiil.t. Hal.ylnn ami villiaiv j
e-t ol Jamaica rej.irt having fc.lt ibt- j
shock.
i i:-
s.th by
rtict :
alis and u
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GEORGE W. EENFORD
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