fhe Somerset Herald,
i:j)V.ti:! I I. I- Kditor and l"npwii
VrlNh!-IAY
..April 13, 1ST
Tnt prkf of silver if declining-. The
...u.ket vi.!ue of tlieam-wnt in one of our
,. a.'!!ar. if ju-t i-eveiily-thw rent.
Tmkp- i no ""r any .mum turn me
I . .1 . . .1...
Prohibition anieii.liiient oi
Mi.-i.i.-Kn h I' than four thousand
1 ,-..1i-t.. r.ti t "-;. id r'riday " be-
:2 1...! ii..lidu.i. tin- i.yi-lat'in- ad
,.,unie.I lt-i.i Tliiil-ln afterii.li 1m-1
until Moiiil.iy evt-iiina.
A I I KIM I
the Itrmocratic party in
i.n.l ("in. -innati )iu- ir-me into ('
iii-.heii. a . and
the ljilr arty
.ax !
Ier1k. II I" wish' i:p it.- i-tati'
llll
1 .iK the tirst 1 :n- fiiiee ls'iL', when
I'raiikbn IVtee inrri-l it by a wnall ma-
j..r;tv. I:hodi- I-liilld hist week Went
lcm. rati.'. A le'l'iil.li. an lnilt .au-d
till- trouble
i
Tin: I'r.-sideiit ha- a )iiiited Kv-iov- j
,.r,,r pattioin of the Cointui-o'ioner
to iiivi-ti Me the alUirv of the J'acilic
r.o'.roa l-. under tie- A.-t pa-d by the
i.i-t oiin -
'I'm: r---i :--iit has ,alli-l upon I'ost-ir;a-t.
r i.eiii-ral il.is f"t a list of all the
K- oubii. all- et reinaiiiini: the j.-tal
si rviei . The i-o'ititr
t'llii -if- 1-f .n- l-.r.
wiil hear some-
I - -v i:i-i loirT'A .!. Mi.i. of
!. ... ha- li.--n ii pj
tit.-d omtnis-ioiier
..f I'.it. nt- in pla.-e --f .In '..'.- Moiitfrom
. r, r.- ;.i.. .l Hall i- a Jteiuorrat. and
I..T of the ia-t lb-use.
a- a
Tin hi: wn-a mixed n-ult at UieOhi.
iniit.ieip.il ei.i-tioiis last w.s-k. The lie-
.ii!.!ii'aii- i-arri--d 1 'im innal i hands.. mo-
h. Il.it !.r.l . lelelalld I -V reil.!l of .-al
I .-..i. -.ii- iii tn. l:.-piibli.-an rink-.
Tin l-id r- J- ailll- the (, o , Wild
eat, tin m k -a!j. b:!l. iii. h was de
li .it--. i a -hort time -un-e. wa- i.i-oiisider-ed
bv the II .u-- on Thiir-d:iy last, and
wa- tiiiallv pa .-1 bv a Vote of ll iyi-as
t., I- l.:. -
T-ii ' 'in in m it i 1. 1, iaii.-hs at the
t':-tt Mt. i' vela lid is not I'K.k-
,j J -r a r- ;i- !u iti.it i-i:i. an 1 -:i - : "That
-! . ! r ii .1 ki, . the attraetive p.w.-r
, ; i . m . i to a loan who olni-
.; I ..:li- e of h-ritt and sav.-d all
lit in. Mo-!, tin- anal, hist, who has j
oi-l lss-n ieieae-l from prison in New !
V-.vk. sin- that in- is ifoirur to raise hell I
tiii- e .mitrv. from this time on. In j
.:ir judgment b.-t oiijjht to Ih- raised by :
ii.. mi k. ale! i pre. In! tiiat result, if j
he .1 .n't si.,, hi- hlalhoriiii:.
!i.. I'.i : s i i - III at I ort t.ili-oii, liuli- 1
..ii I'enitotv. lb- i- -utlerin from a i
ev. ri- eold and i . .nseijii.-iit level. An j
aVeiupt ha- Us-ii made to magnify the
matter and alarm In- friends throughout
t he . ou i it i . Ill- nl.it ions w ho are w itli
h ie telegraph that be is in no daiiuer.
( '..Mi'iMM i- t-..iiiiiii! iii Irom all parts
..I tl otiiilrt that the jump in railroad
trei-it-. eau-s-d bv the ojn-ration of th
Inter state I iiiiim.r.e law, is nininotis
t-i bii-ine--. Numerous furnaifH, mills
and fai toiies ii. thi- Mat- have shut
down until rates are linally fixi-d and
d.-tetlllilled.
W illi an eye to votes in the future, a
iiiiiuIm-i of nut 1 icinocratlc oilit.-ni.r;i-tii--
an vocili-rou-ly i-tving, " In-lalid for
the Iri-h." .lu-1 supss- that some in-ii-
rete individual should inuiinriiir
-hoiitiiig. " America for Americans."
How soon h- would In how led .low n as
a kuovi -not hing. Strange! but it makes
a vast tltfien-nce a- to whose ox is gored.
l the eii-i-tioit in Chicago last week
tie- R. public. in- carried the city, the first ,
tun. m a unmtter .-1" v.-ar-. bv a -urpris- :
in- iiiai-.i it v 1 iieir jiriucipal opponents j
w tv t he A nan hi-t-, 1 lie I s-ni-s rals mak
ing but a bad third in the raiv. It i- but
ni-t. however, to say. that large uumln-ix
ol the IieuiiK iats voti-if for the Republi
cau candidate to help swell the majori
tv agiin-t the blikulv Anarchists.
i in of tl iglitis ti nsioti agencies
in tin- .i.imtrv. -event. s-ti an- filbsl by
1 s ni.s-rat- The other is held by Major
R.i . !l I rn lt of Pittsburgh, to the great
bs-.-ii-l ot the I N'ni.s-ratic his lcrs who
( -e h. it ki-riug after the position. Major
Ker. 't -i in i- iiri- on the 17th day of
th iiioicli ,i;el it i-amn-ing and e.lifv
i V' s.- wi'h vv hat unanimity our IVm
... rati. Ii.'hr. u are deinaii. ling that be
i- bum. -I'd. Ail in the intent of civil
i v ic- ii torin, v oii know .
l't:-.iitrn-.- had a close call in Michi
gan. an i i'- friends can attribute its de
fi it t-i their own fanatical lolly. Be
cause ihe Republican piitv would not
pi. iv -a-, -on, I fid. Ii-- tottie I'mh'diition par
tv. the Pinhibitioni-fs put a third ticket
.lithe held, and hotly and viciously o-p.-e-l
the iarty from which it ho-d
mainly to derive its strength. The n-sull
was. Republican teiu-raniM' men wen
driven aw.iv fr..in flu- Ppdlibitmn cause
and it wa- d--f.Mt.-d. I've and bye p.-r-ha.
the Prohibiiioni-t- will learn that
blin-1. unreasoning lauati.-i-iu , and tier.e
b -tilitv to fm-udlv allies are not v irtues
a tin- i-v.- of reasoning m.-n aiin.-l
vv till the ballot.
Tin. first ottieial act of tin- Inter state
I oiiiiiierce i ouimis-ioiters was to -us.
l-nd the long and short haul clause.
So far a- the inton-is of the general bus
iness, coiuniimitv an- i-nti.-ornod. this s-.-ti-.ii
of the law was considered of the
most vital importaiuv. and drew the bill
a larvn- iiiimber of the wles it nsi-iveil
when on its passage through the lions.-.
Tin- law was intended as a curb on rail
road discrimination, and (his action of
the Coiiimission nils it of its vului
su.-s-tisi..n grant, -t pplHs solely to and revolver followed, and w h-n Ridgclv s
the -s.ittheni Railway and Steamship ' family n-ach.il the sn-m- live iHiuuti-s later
Compaiiii-s. but It os-tis door for the , ''"' found him lying on the gmun.1. -hot tn
general siin-ioii of the clause which . pw". but -till breathing. There were three
the other railnwds of the country w ill ' ,1,'u'i '""i"i '"-ide him. Tiny wen- identi
not lie slow to i.-mand M.wt of the rail- ,f Mnrj.by's br..e!iers and a
Puds have taken advantage of the la
to raise fnught- and transportation, als.l
ish pass.- and mil.nge tickets, and in va
rious ways add.il t.. their earnings.
They are stn.1 cm-! met i. mists when
their ow n trea-uri.-- re con.i-rm-d, and
pray fr a Mi-js-nsi in of tie law when
their interests are adversely iuipliiatcd.
Iva-viiii as the very .s lice of the
Iiiti-r-sta1- t'oimnen-e law was ihe
clause f..i bidding a greater charge for a
shorter than for a l-mger haul, and the
t oiiiuiissinu that was created tenfon.
l.as susi nd.sl the law , it l- pertinent to
in.Uire of w hat Value is it to the general
public for w h.ss.. U-m tit it wa presuma-
bly et,ct.si The decision ,,f the ton.-
..... i t .i i ,
o,.-e.. , l.l UK- IM'lll-Ill Of IST-
tain railroads, and not for all of them, is
of itself a discrimination, the verv thing
it was created to prevent. The fail al-
nL en.,. m "t
I tranmrtatioii; l.t d n..t tin- npu
r j ith -qunl fiP' t -rlmp a majority J
: of tiie ruaN psraMIinK tiie rivers. lkti-. j
j and sea ouw of the country : .ire.i
j the arguiiHrnt ha been a.ivul by the
I Central Pwific road that it cannot cotn
1 iiete with the Sue canal f the China
trade, and o on through the whole list
of roads, eac-b ill pray for relief, be
cause of the eotupetltion of fjme real or
iiiMOTiiarv cuim.-titor. If the Cotnniii-
! jn ha the power to thus arbitrarily
1 .1.;., ... ...... .w, ..f It... l.jm-
i I . .
HU-J Il'l Hit i-n noi. -- . "
it if a
, failure, an.i the -N.n.-r it i re-al-l
! the U-tter it !e f..r the iiit.r-t -.f
the .-nuntrv al large.
I'. S. SesTok Khoax, of Tew. hax
Hurprix.-d the jhi.I- of hi State by pnl
lishiu(f an on letter takinsr Hiiare
ground in favor of prohibition. The
ijuention h. to lie ciibinitt'sl to a vote of
the people ill A uplift next. Two years
aio the S-nator, with other leadinc Ifc'iu-
f bin State, stretiuoil-dy opl i
"
the prowth of the prohibition idea on !
the ground that it nai-a nwred inn i
pleof the iN-niocrai'v toopwe Hiimjittt
h rv laof whatever chariwUT."
Now. he has completely chani.i-d bis
view-, and kbvh : '"I inul expnuK my
nret that any etlort ha leen made to
. - r i.
iiinke a party ijilt lion i prouumiou.
und eji iallv lo I regret that lH-incK-rata
idioutJ Ni-k to identify that p! bisto-
ric party with the fate of the whUky
hop, drunkards and criminalf'."' View-
i inj: the ijui-tion from a Jeffetxunan
' Maud jiint, the S-nator coiitinuex :
"There is a broad dilicreiice U-tweetl !
laws which interfere witli legitimate
trade and sileh as would interfere with
the purchase and Kiie of necessary finnl,
Irink and raiment, called sumptuary
I. nis. and laws which have for their ob-
j.lt the prevent Hll and pUlll-lllnellt of
rime, and the preservation of public
moral- and liis-encv ; and I think it
har liy ju-t to tin- memory ot Mr. Jeiler-
ii to a-siime that In- would not have
reeoi-nized this distim t i. .n."
I Truly "the world do itn ve '. '. "
It reipiires a majority of all the vote
! east to elect all State and district oth.-.-t-s
' in Khodc 1-ialid. and there wa-a failure
t.. els-t ill a number of s. nat .-ial and
i l-.r--4 utative ili-tn.-t- on Wed ielav
1 iast, the day of the iri-m-ral election,
i The second-trial ei.-.-li..n- of aturdav
' n-sulti-i in unexH-cte.I victorii-s for the
i I letnocrats. The Ilepublicans sis-m to
I have Ihimiiic ho much disgruntled wilh
tbinp, (.'enerallv, that they allowed the
i 1 lemocrat- to sweep the boards in l'rovi
' deniv and New pirt. and the complete
i legislature now f.nits up as follows:
Si-nate. pi Id-publican- and l" Ienio
crats: House, 1's llepublic.-ins and 41
m-miM-rats. irivin' the leuioi-rat a ma
jority of '. on joint ballot. Two of the
lieiuiH-nitic State can.li'lali-s failtsl of an
I election for want of a majority of the
j whole vote, w hile the ( iovernor and oth
ers were elected by a majority. The
j l-i.'islature w ill now ele.-t the lemocrat-
ic State candidates w ho failed for want
: of a majority, and thus give libode
! Island a full list .f I temiK-aatic Mate of
tiiers. Kortuuately lor the Republican-,
i then- i- no I'liited States S-nator to ie
e.t,s.
It is not protcndi-l that tiiis revolution
in Rhode Island is a I oiuocratic parly
! victory. ll is simply the result of a
" kick " by a faction of the Republican-,
j such as .Nvurred in this State in lss',
' which resulteil in makiiu: Mr. 1'attis.m
t .
lU. 1 iovernor.
Whai has tNcoiiie of the milch talked
J of remoddi-liug and improvement of our
: county jail, which wan ns-omini-li.hsl by
I two coiim-cutivc tirand Juries nearly a
year ninie? In its present condition,
j this prison is a an outrage mi humanity
: and iummon decency, and more, it is a
standing mcnai-e to the health of the
I tow ii. I'crsoiis forced to enter it for bus
: ini-se or other pui'isise-, come away with
I a foul and sickening odor clinging to
: their garment-, which it is almost im
j IMwible to get rid of. Its sink is horri
. blc and overflow ing. and the entire
! Height-it Ihhi.I is (-.lliited with noxious
j vapors. W ith warm weather approach
ing, our citizens may well fear an epideiu-
domic such as scourged Nantieoke and
other tow n- iii the State la-t season. If
there is no other way of forcing s-ieedy
a.-tjon in this luatt.-r. .-t ,uir Romugh ati-
thoritii-s pnsss-d against the coimtv ail-
thoritii-s. and have them indii-t.-d f,,r i
niainUiiniug a uuisami .
M' ...t..,.tio., t., .low ti..r .....1
matter, and
! in-i-t tion a seedy, ami if neiissarv, a
heroic remedy, luniuso we U-lieve the
I health of the entire omtuuiiity, if not
; now, will shortly lie endangered, by the
unsicakah!e mistiness which the County
; is stiflering to exist iu and aniutid its
prison.
All the can . and attention and labor so
coiintantlv tM-stowisi bv the Sheriff and
his family in the matter of purification i mens,. nn-a now -utl. ring lioin drought,
and clcanlim-ss. siunt for nothing ax The drought now extend- troln I he far West
against the w retchisl interior n-stilcnee- I em grazing land- acn.s- the State lor a di
bnssling arrangements of the building. ' 'an.i-of -ii mil.-s. iio the pine State n-gion-
Any cilien who will visit the jail and
, examine its surroundings-, can satisl'y
hitnsi'lf that We have not sounded this
note of alann one hour too soon.
A Flifht for Life.
j Tixvkkvxv. Ark. Ajiril 1o. A snju.-l
f to a vend.-ttii a is.-ui-r.-il la! night on the
i farm of Walter Ridgcly. twenty mib- north )
here, pour v.-ai ago liidgely interfenil j
I on U hall of a si Loiii. drummer, who was j
l-ing oven bargiil by a .-.iiple of ferrymen i
namisl Murphy. Kuriug ihe di-ptite the
ferrymen n-a. b.-l for rli. ir wea.ll- and I
I wen- both -hot .bud bv Ridgely new.s-k ;
j later he VV M w av laid bv two i-.u-in- of the
1 men he had -not and two other relative-.
' Ridglev - lior-- wa- -hot under him. and
draw ing hi- wea-ui he eou.-eaii-l him-c!t
: Is-biud the animals lo,ly until the amtiush-
er- i-allle ll. and then lie killi-d two of
I belli.
1-a-t night be heatil a ilisturUiii.v iu iln
stable, and supse.ing thai u ln.iv ihi.-f had
eitti-n-il the pn-mi-e-. hi- t.-.k a Winehi-ster
nil.-and -tartiil for the bam. A numls-rof ,'the princiial iints.
wagons and , -an- w.-n- seaiten-l almt the ... .
... i i ., . , , , Brutal Murder by a Boy.
yanl. ami w hen in the nud-t of these he re- i
iviv.-l a volley fnm three si. lis. He fell at! lliaiiK April i Ibsinilv I al 1 1 ll.iiv.v
the tir-t lire I. ul stniggl.il to hi- l.-.i mid I and Rola-rt Welth iwo Imv- alsmt -ixt.vu
o(a-ui-'l w ith his Witiche-ter on the as-as-ius. j yi-ar- of age. .piarrelt-! abmif a young woman.
w ho. Isheviug he had Us-n killisl. -tt-p)ieil j
out fnim In-hind their vehicle-. A t.-rr-ble I
light at cluse iiian.-rs w ith W iiicbester ritl.-s
young neigbls.r of the Mitrphys. A phy-i-cian
a summoned and fvuind l.'i.Ls ly had
Usm shot four times through the U.dv w ith
W inchi-st.-rs. Time nf the bulleis wen- ex
traei.il. ami during the pn.buur Ridgi-ly n-
111-e.t to take an oniale. He I- n.a . . -I ,
lo live. !., says he killed all his a-sailants. 1
not om-
aping. Hci-.wealthv farmer.
, m ,
She Climbed A Tree and Eloped.
CiivwRF.iHi m... April H Mis- i.raiv
Kohler. ilaughliT of a lanner living near I
1 Clay Hill, in Antrim towu-hip. ha- cloied
i '''' P-dwanl Stoner.
wiilimer. under ni- I
mannc cireunistaiwes. Her ureuts w.-n op-
'"mHl ' ,"" "'v'' """lr' '"' '"'c "wy were
nomc stie sent lor stoner. but
i ,Im"1J f"k' Mm"1 !' arrived. She
i " " u,n- - "imUsl a pine ,r.
i t w ait lor him
Tbey s.'an li.il tr her i
vain, and she could see I hem by the aid of
the moonlight. ,ut imjj,ilj. to them.
Sh,-.i joined Stonerand they were marri.-d
ai . .reem-a-iie.
Petticoats In Politics.
I.e.virrm.mTH, Kan. -ril 7 -The advent
of -tti-.iula in !iti- lia- .-aii-ed a !ieial
arfare li'tv thai dwarf- into iiiyipnitieiMirv
(lie m.-t nitt.-rly -..nl.-tel i-ue- f the old-
er parties.
KetiiH-l laiiies. r.bed iu ihe richest Sib
rim, turned out iu their csrriatnsi. embraced
their colored washerwomen, and veli held
out their hand- to sinful women, for one ob
jectto secure enough female votes to defeat
a peregrinating member of their sex who ban
stirred up a hornel ne-t in their eity. And
they did it, tx. Hut the margin of triumph
is so narrow that they slitid l r al the humil
iation they o narrow ly e-a-d.
Mr-. llnUL'ur. of Ijfavetiee. Ind.. a iromi-
nenl teni(-ranee mvanircr. arnve.i nere a i ceremome- were not interrupteii or iwencr-wi--k
ni.il mi'l forne-l a i-oalitt.m with Mr. eilith by the i-imoiis. The deceased wa
itarriirms. ihe Ri-pubiii an candidate for twenty-five years old and wa- the idolizei
Mavor. sb- dciiven-d a mimU-r of cam- . iiieeii of atsmt twenty tnbtt-. the majorily
paiirn --ei lie-, and brouclit over the ' ,,f w hoiu summer in this vicinity. She wa
Women - christian Teiueraiiv I nion to j the married daughter of Henry and Sallie
tin Republican side. She w a- interv iewed I Ji ttery, w ho ow n lalp- tract- of land in this
by a unrulier of i-orre-uidciit-. and one of ei.ninty. She died at Jackson. Mi-s., I iii
them ipioti-d her a- saying that the exclusive r .11. aitcr pvinir birth to twins. Her lly
s.m ial set of IVavenworlli reeking w ith i was embalmed and placed in a vault here to
corruption. Thi raii-ed aevclone. and Mr-. . await the gathering of the trilies to attend
leiiiar denied tin- interview and had the the burial.
corre-pnidrti a"-l for i-riminal lible. The funeral corti-ge -onsisted of about
j II.- ma.ntaiie-l ui ba-l ijii.il-l her rightly, thirty caravans, iiintiil, ijmvrly construe
i and ih.-sH-teti t.'ies U-lieved him and had td gyeiy w:u!ius containing gy-y families
i ortrauin-d and v-n-l I t Mr. Nis-lv. the lem- ! and camp equipage, and atlendeil in each
! i-ral. They ili-nnuiil to --tip to con- j casi- by at Iea-t a dozen horsesaud that ninny
j .(tier." and ii wa- woman atain-l woman. 1 dog-. The corti-ge. as it jiasscd along the
I The men st.ssl by and ga'-l on tin- refr.-h- j
ing -iphl w ith inteu--t. j
The ladii-s were not only enthusiastic for
theii i andidates, but th. v i-ii.'ul'iiI iu ai-tion-
that at any other time would have seemed
cunt, uiptiiile. They n-c-s-'tiiz-il -:irly in
the fray that the wa-h. rw .mian (.atron-
a ji-was an i-lement that should not be over-
looked. They pres-ed into serviiv carrirtirc.
of all kind- and ordi-l thi in hither and
thilher to pick up all women. irn-M-ctivc of
color or s.s ial -latidini!, to ea-t their liallots
for their siiti. ular nindi-Liti-. lj.lii-s hnv-
ere-i an h the men. and many a vn t-
b.-art . itiviini-l her lover that be ouirht to
ote tor her candidate, s.nn' .riiiii s-rvid
I inclii-in iu their parlor- to .-ai.-h the voti-
ol p-iitleiiii'ii w ho. by a pre-arraiiired -cbetne
eal!-l ujsui them, but can m ver do -o attain,
..I at lea-t until the la vt ela tion. And
tli.-n the gentlemen were hurried away iu
luxiii-iou-iy uph. il-lepil vehicle- to place
their Vol!-- to -nit tin- -miles nl their fair
friel.- ail-l loTIISlllioll-.
CI l R Anthonv. n h. a i-liil rs.
li.iit'.ir, work.-.! iiard i-i ihe Republi.an-I'r-ibihiii.iu
ti ket. and thi- ticket would
i.ave Isn-n el till without trouble but lor
ihe untortunate -cuiiiucnt- a-criis-u to Mr-,
teiiiirar.
A ichita di-patch say- : The mo-t lu-di.-rou-
sceiie- vicri' enacted here during the
IllUUi. ipal ele- tiilll-. Therv We-el.IO women
re;sieri-.l. and of tlie-e Joi' put down their
iiames a--port-." Ah .ut ."i-n are Pr.ihib!-tioiii-i-
au.i the n--t married la.he- w ith no
do il'-l view- on the li'ilii.r i)!il--tn.ll. Al
len, lb publirau. and Martin. Iil-ir. wen- the
i an.hdates lor Mayor. Tin- "-or!-" were
tin- tir-t to eercis- thi-ir newly acquired
pri ih-u'.--. and a- they drove up in iheir car-ri.u-i--wen-grii-t-.
v!th cln-er-and iu -oine
i a-s- with i 1 1 -1 1 1 1 i 1 1 remark-. There w ere
hilly '. ooo iran-ieiil si raiig.-r- in town, and
in. i -..line,., a, on, 1. 1 iii- I". ii- aim wan 1101 .
the fun. The -ports" voted -olidly tor Mar- j
tin. and the r.--t of the female vote was
aU.ut i-jually divided Martin h-.-ti-l
by aU. ut ' niajoritv
Proposals to Build Vessels Invited.
Wem..,i.i. I. C.. April tl. The -s--n-tiryi.t
tbe Navv to day invited s,-aiii pne
pos.il- until August from the shif-biiiltler-of
i;n- I iiiii-d Stati-s for building five new war
vessel-. The tir-t ot tln-i- i- the Newark, a
Ion criii-s-r authori.il to U- built bv the
a. t of lan b i. l-s;,. and the c..t is 1 1 1 t i ; -1
to .l.:;ni.o.i. Next named an-crii.-r N.e.
I and "i. f.rovi.l.-l for in the Naval Appropri
ation bill, w hieh will goitiio ellm-t next .Inly.
The contractor inii-t guaratiti- a maximum
ss-i-l for eai li of niiieti-'ii knot-an holn.
l-'oreven ipiarter knot of I exbibiti-l
aliove that guarann-e he isintra.-tor will n--
c. -ive a pn-iniuin ol -s.io.ooo over and alsive
hi- iiintracl priie. and for cveiy iiiarter knot
d. -ticiency ill -s-ed s.lo,mm will lie iliiiuctiil
tVoln the iiimruet price. PnisstlU are ut-i
iuv ited fot building two guulsiais h--ignat-
I as No- .1 and 4 They are to Is- 17oo-t.ui
vc-si-K of the tv pe of guul-iat No. 1. now
build-in; al Cnimp'- work-. Pbibidelphia.
w hi.-h i- n-ganled a- one of the mo-t tiirmiil
a:.ie sloops of war of m.sli ru tim.-s. It i-al-o
rcplinsl tluit one oi'the Vi-ss i-ls s,a tii
built on m- near the coast of the (mil of Mex-
i.-o, and two of them on or near the i-t of
the Atlantic Oii-an. and at such pla.-e- a- the
S.s n-tarv of the Navy -ball approve The
thru- crui-or- must U- couipleieil within
twi nt -four month- and the tvo guiilsiat
vv ithili eighteen mouth- fniuiflu- exis-utiou
of tin- ns- live i ira.-is. The i .m of
nii-rs N... land:., in. -hi -ling i.piipuicnt
'"" '' hi-ive ..f artnai.ieui and premiums
tor -p-e,! i-limit. -.I t" an aggreg-ite for b..tl
ve-s of noi more than ;,oon.iioii. The
eo-t of giM.ls.als No. ". and I. exclll-ive of ar-nt-'iiiieiit
but including e.uipment. is limiii-.l
to an amount not ceis-ding .Viii.uio eaeb.
-
The Texas Drought.
t VI Vl1.
x. Tex.. April in. Th-iast week
ha- iss-n one of expectancy and disappiiut-m.-nt
in the H-ipIe of Texas, no rains of any
.-oiisfiuii-ni-o have fallen throughout tin- im-
1m. rd. r'ui- on Louisiana, but decreasi-s jn
sevcrlH as ii appniache- the pineri.-s. The
general rains which usually set in at the lull
of th. niooti an- w aiting. and the ...!. dry.
w ind-of lb' pas- fortnight continue tn pre
vail, except in the di-1ri.-t imni.-tiatelv wi-sl
and s,iuthi--t of San Antonio, embracing
vl.-dina, P.an.lera. I'vTil.le. l-'rioriiid lase.v-a
count ii-s. w here m.slerafi-rains fell viMerdav.
Thi- i
State
tie ol the grazing sit-tion- of the
a iv -lock wa- dv ing.
lietwifn San Antonio and the ii.a-t. em-
bracing -u. h fertile couutii- a- iuadalou'.
lionzaii-s va a. C.iloi-.ido. Caldwell, Ba--
m.p ami a down other-. Ihe drought has as.
suiiied a -s-ri. .u- a---t . putting an embargo
iiin all agricultural l.-ie...eni. nl. i-- i.il
ly cotton, iln-chief prishiit of this section.
The liel.i- an- barren i-ven of w.-eds ; whib
stritigs ot cattle almo-t f-sir to -tainl up
an' Iraveliug eon-taiitlv iu scan-h of gra
and water. In central l'ea-, euihraciug
alsuit tbirly eouiitiis -iirrouuding W aco,
'or-i.an;i and i'.uruei. the -it nut ion is sear, e
ly h .roiniing. The n-ult of thedroiigbt
is a noiii-ejibli-si-an-ity ..I earty vin-tabh-s at
Ij-' night they met on a train al I'arliugtoii
Station and Welth jostled o llarvcv as he
was gelling orl'ihe car loiter the two i-amc
logi-ihcr again and ll.irvev a-saultisl i
Welth with a loaded cane, Is-aiiiig him -o .
liadlv over the he:ul that he dinl this morn-
1 ing. M Harvey has Iss-u an--t.sl. Both l-ivs
j were highly conn.-ctnl and th- atlrav ha
. cniitisl a -cli-atioli.
j Died From Cold and Starvaation.
j Svkv.i-k. N. V.. April ti John Holland
! aged 77 years, was found d.-ad in a farm hoii-c
i near thi city to-day. Hi-wife wa- bv hi-
-iile. jll-l alive. She said h-r hli-liiind di.il
J
" " ' ' '"'M '"""""' Tbi
! "V ' " '
jouthepan of her iiepliew. Jerrv Ib jeim.
w ho ow lied Ihe farm. It i- thought that -be
i- out ot her hi-ad in eotbsiiieliis- of her -uf-fering-
Tiie house when- the i-ouplc weii
found wm--.(Uiilid. The had drawn a mat.
tress ii in t. mov,. i,, 0
j Miners Strike at and Near Latrobe
j LvTK...f: Pa.. April IO.The miners wl...
have Isen working f.v Jsaxiuaii. Jr. IV... at
UtnuK-; i- mm fn.m the I.valhaima
mines, also of this pla.v. and likewise mimt-i
in St. Clair. Ridgeview and Bra.kiiv ill.- nn-
I all
on a strike. Us-.Uas-.-mbv si;i. t f
, . -----
' "Niii-st all irtla-r miner, (o stay away
from this e.-tioti until the strike ia ..I.
,i i
.i .i i i .i.. . n i .. .. i. ii.. . .......
Burial of the Lata Gipsy Quean.
: 1'tvnix. .. April ".The Imrial oflientie
I Jeffery Ilurriwni. the yotiiic iy tjiieen. at
Woodland fenietery. to-lay in tlu lourtli
event of the kind in the trihea rilled by the
Mauley dynasty. Harriet Mauley, the first
"iireti, wat Kuried here iu lu ; her lindiaiid
Owen Stanley, kin;, i" 1W. and Matilda
Stanley in 14. tirent i-niwds of jole
invariably attendeil to willies- the funeral
(jageant. At the l.urial ol'lueen Matilda in
104 the rruwii at the cemetery u o great
that the luini-ler and a number of mourner
were uu-lie.1 into the grave, and a number
of nenou aivident" .eettrn-i.
The emwd -k. lt out of the cemetery
ground t.e.Liy by a ijuad of toilier and the
striits from the camp "round to the
cemetery, w;i viewed by the crowd- that
j lined the streets with all the curiosity that
I attend- cin-n- attraction-. Uev. I. lierer,
of the I'. 1!. Chun h, w ho eoniluctiil the
, religious s-rvii-es on foniieris-casioiis.otlicia-
j ted with Scriptural readings, prayer and a
j -hort -ermon. The mourners rciuainiil
-ilent al the grave ilurimr this time, while
; the cavan kept circling about the grave by a
i l.im; winding roadway.
i When the fiastor coni-lndeil, the mourners
j lie-an a chant in the g'-.v diah-et. The re-
I train wa- taken up by the iM-cupatit- of the
j wau-on-. and -.sin the air resounded w ith the
iwailitm-ol the mourner- and chantimr of
' ihe iMi-uaut.- of the moving carav an-. Flovv-
' ,-r- of scarlet hue were ilrop)K-il iiii tin- irravc
by youn gv p-y j.'irl- dri-s--d jn re.1 and yel-
low i-olored iraruiciits. they singing ' l-'arewell
lielltie.' jroo.1 by. swis-t lUIeell, .sid by."
The-e i banting- and moaning- lastiil until
the grave wa- tilled, w hen at a -ign from
ihe pa-tor the caravan moved Iroui the
i iineterv. I In- .-s-veral triin-- -tartiiiL' on the
n lniii tourney to their homi-s.
Sacrifice of Lives.
i Hicvi-o, April . The Times has a d!--patcli
troni euita. Indian Territory, in re
gard to an e.vplo-ion iu a mine near there
yi-terdav by which -iv men wen- killed.
The issly of tin-il imi-i havi- Imi-ii im-lnen-i'.
a-the llauie forcitl tioin thi mouth
of the slo-e w as over ou li--t ill height. The
eim-iuediou-e and lifiitiir-works. a -tructiin-over
l'l i fis-i long and Iwo storie- hii:h, was
bloAti to pii-i- by the cuiTi-ut driven out of
the -!oie. and in a Ii w ininiiti-s wa- ciivcl-oi-d
iu tlaine-. The men killed in the mine
by tin-explosion were ii.
The nio-t di-tn-ssiiig part of tin- accident
i- the sutf.s-atioii of thirtii n other men. w ho
were attempting with others to reach the
.,, tlirolmli tile I 111 ru-s III .n. 'i Mine.
, two of them ran together at a iniiit far
dow n iu t he earth.
ut of the tir-t arty attempting to p-a. h
No. 1' five were lost and are still in tin- mine.
A s4-eond party ot tifti. n went down, and eight
of the-,- an- n-tH.rti-d lost in the mine. This
j makes thin. -or. live- alln-.-t.lv sacrificed to
. neglei't in sis-uring pros-r ventilation and
' getting rid of the gases which form in large
ipiantitiis in the mine. A cutting is now
U-ing driven fhmugh into one of the upsr
j lifts or .-nt rie-. The fans have Is-en startiil
: iu No. J by attaching the Isiilerol the-w itdi
j ing lissiiiiotives to the sti-aiupis-. Kvery
; tiling that i- ios.sible i- In-iug dotii- to enable
; ihe men Ui reach the Isiltom oi'the slope.
Dead Chinamen.
' Scv Kkvxcisiii, April a. Monday was one
of the gnat fi-slivals of the year, when the
I Chini-si- pi onf to Point -bos cemetery and
, feast the si. uls of their departed. Prom 7
j o'cloek iu the morning until noon ihcre
) were thou-an.l- of Mongolians placing meat
' oll'eringson the graves and buniing ji-s-sticks
and gre-crackcr-. Tin- pnsi- ion of hacks
and wagon- uutnlicred 5n . atnl the debris
left mi thegniund after the atlair wa- over
r. ulti-l in a wholi-sale gathering of Irani is
and dogs for a iii.Hinlight Chinese dinner.
The w hite siis riiiten. lent of the Mongolian
burial ground i-stiman-s that the pack of
roi-ps-- for shipment back to China will
exiis-d J.oo liir the si-asoii. and all the exhumation-
will have to he jit-rformi-l under
gov.-rnmeiit sus-rvision lief. in-removal fnun
Ihe ii-nietcry will Is- allowisl. The i-orisc
iiiu-t have lsi-ii under the ground two years
and then they an- not allowed ill the eity
limits uul-s- hermetii-ally packi-l. Then- is
n. it the slight, -t indication of the chini-u-giving
up thi- custom of shipping hack their
. dead to China, and, except with isinverts to
Christianity, the rule is alwav- lo!low.-d. It
is a very costly custom, and the imjiosf ou
it an- increasing, but the-c are met with in-ilitlen-n.-e
bv the rich Chim-H- corf-iration-w
ho uiiilenak' the maiter.
Saving Lite by Murder.
W v-iiim.to-v-. April ij. Indian Cnmmis
siimer Atkins has ris-eivi-1 the following let
ter li'iin Indian Agent K. C. Klsinie, at the
Ponca. Pavvius- and Otoe Agency, Indian
Territory, under date of April 2, s.7 :
" With a profound scn-i- of nnrret have
to reHir1 thai iu ilisi-h irgiiig y.-aerday K. M.
Smith, a farmer at tin-Otis Agency, for gen
eral bad i-onducl tijmn theag.-iicy, but chief
ly tH-i-auscofhisutignvcniuhlc temper, which
wa- continually Is-ing turn.sl hsi-e iisn
Isith employe- and Indian-, I had to kill him
in -elf defense. He made a violent attack
usiti the r-lerk at lbs-, whom he had w-ouud-isl
in the arm and doubtless thought he had
killed, and then turned upon Mr. .lustii-e.
the agency black-mith, and my-elf. with a
: i-.M-k.-d and levebsl revolver, w hen I sjinf
him d.-ad. I am thoroughly cntivitunsl that I
saved three livi-s ill taking his. and when it
is eon-iiien-d thai one of thsc three was my
ow n and only one 1 have 1 trust I may lie
exniicrat.-l."
.Mr. O-lnirnc i- from alltin. Teiin.. and
h:u- Us-n iu charge of theageiicv sinie August,
: Is-;, ; Smith was one ol hi- own apoiiit-is--.
A Dakota Tornodo.
V atkktowx. lak.. April A severe
: wind, w hieh. Inward nightfall culniinat.il in
a tornado. la-t.M throughout the .lay in
this sai'tiou. Alsmt II v. w. it drove a
prairie lire iii to the We-tcrn limits of the
i citv . destroying sum- -imill buildings. The
' lii-i-deuirtnic!il and entire poulalion tnrn
i eiloul. ami by heniic i-tfons savi-d that pir
tioii of the citv.
Thi-evening blinding eh uid-of'du.-t driven
by the w ind n-ndensl it ittimssihc foroueto
see a building half a block di-tant. This
la-inl nearly an InMir. Al this time the
prairie southi-ast nl the city caught tin-and
the alarm was given. Kortuuately. how
ever, the w ind i hangi-l mid lnve thetlames
from tow n to lie north side. The entire
eastern nioii of theeily seemed on tire al
onetime.
I luring the storm this evening freight cars
were blow n out of the Northwestern yards,
and when last heard In. in weie going Is-fore
tbe'wiud down the tra. k towanl 'iarry.
I.uiiils-r piles were scattered and light article
1 wen- -trew n alsmt Jhe stns-ts.
General Conference Of The Mor
mons. ''""". PUih. April a. At the i.eiienil
niifereiiir of the Mormon Church to-. lay an
epistle was read troni President Taylor. Can
non ami Smith, who comprised the first
Pn-ideticv of the chiin-h. It enn..rtiil .i.
; the s-.ple up.n the pi-a- ami pn.rity at-
ten.lincthem.and iil-.li the increaseo rrA. II.
of Mornionism notwiihstanding the efforts
1 ..fit- i...n.i. ... tl.. ...... i i
... i .. ..-.i..:
. - "i nieir
: duths. and U stand true to the principle
il ,. .I.. , .,
I --' . -... ... i.M.iijLaiinii til me
hiinh.
GiCANTIC CONSPIRACY AMONG
RAILROAD EMPLOYES.
The Numerous Robberies of Pan
handle Trains Fastened On -Emyloyes.
Pi-rrsBt April II. Keg-inning at I"
o'clock last night the dice ott'n-ers detailed
for duty ill this city during the day watch
ln-gan assembling at the otiice of Ieputy
Mayor tirijip on tirant stns-i. They tame
single as rule and all w ore citizens clot lies,
tjreat care wa taken that the as-n.-mbling of
the ortli-ers would not attract attention as
sijon as one arriveil he was taken into the
building.
None of the men who repined seemed to
know why they had been summoned and
none of those in authority would give any
i-luc to the nature of the work that was in
tended to be done. They admitted that it
wai iuiHrtaiit, hut would -ay nothing
more. .
Alsmt midnight the otlieer- wen- divided
into -Uadsuinl started toward different part"
of the two cities. Tiie largest si-iiud went in
the direction of Twenty-eight street. Another
fe-uad went to the Sitith Side ami others in
other directions.
By IM o'clock this morning seven men
had been brought from ditfereiit parts of the
city and lodgeil in the county jail. They
were taken to the jail by rouiidalsiut ways
and no jH-rson hut lle oltii-ers in charge was
allowed 1o talk to any of the prisoners.
After l:.'lo o'clock ofHi-ers arrived with
new prisoners every few minutes. It was
iniios-ible to tell the exact iiumU-r, of -r-.-ons
for w hom the door of the jail was
ojiciied, but there wa over twenty, and one
of the otliivrs, a little more communii-ative
than theothi-rs. intimati-il that not one-half
the arrests that were intended had liccu
made at that hour: that iu this city and el-e-w
here, from Jnu to .'too r-otis charged w ith
the xime ottcu-e would Ik- arresti-il In-fore
Ihe work was lini-ln-d to-day.
All etrorts to learn the exact cause of the
mysteriou- arrests or the name- of any of
the prisoners were unavailing, but it was
stated on good authoritv that the s-r-on- ar-rc-ti-d
are cluirinsl w ith complicity iu nu
merous train robls-rii-s that have is-cttrriil on
the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati ,v St. Imis R. R
diiringthe pa-t li-w ni.niih-.
It is -aid further that then- wa-a combina
tion of the employes, which embraced sev
eral hundred men. The majority ot these
w ere ordensl to the city he-t uighl mid then
the order to arre-t them wa- given, fhe
oilier -u-'H-ets were Is-ing arn-sted by spii-ial
oiti.-i-r- w hcrcver they li;ips-ned to Is-.
rhios-ratioiis ot' the combine, it i- -aid.
covered lhrie Suiti-s. and in all of tin--'- nr-r.--s
w en-lsing made thi- morning. Kvei-y
where the oiliii-rs workisl with the gn-ate-t
-i-crei-v and it sit-in- that Pitt-burgh wa- tin
only city in which an inkling of the fa I
leakisl out.
Death on the Prairie.
l.ivcoix. Nr.it. , Afiril 1. Mrs. John stow -ell,
living near St. Paul. Neb. left home
Thursday with the intention, nf visiting a
ncighlior. She wa-aiiotiianiiil by berthns
children, but when a lew r.sU from the hoii-c
Mrs. Stowell di-i-ovi-risi that then- wa- a
prairie lire near by and sent her i hildivu
back home ami coiitiuued her journey alone.
When evening came and Mrs. Stowell did
not icturn home, her children startnl to
mi-t-t their mother.
When they had gone alsiut J." red- they
saw some strange objii'l in a small cany-.u
and on going clo-er to it found their mother
lying on her back, with her arm- folded
ihtiis- her bii-a-t. literally burned lo a crisp,
p.very stitch of clothing was burnnl from her
IhkIv. and though it .t-snn.'lv yet dark the
wolves which alsiiitul iu the neighlioring
canyons, had already torn and lan-ratu!
the iiNikisi flesh of one of her lower limits.
Tin- children ran Inline and informed 'heir
father, who had just come home, of Iheir
mother's lerribli- death. Sune Heights. rs
were called, and the body of the iiliforliin.il,
woman was n-ni.ni.l to the house. It is
supposed Mrs. Stowell aflemptiil turns the
canyon, ami that in doing so her clothing
tisik fin.
Hi kox. lak.. April . A prairie tin- la-t
la-t night swept over a great (mi'tinn of
(.rant township, in this county, doing im
mense damage. Knit Town's house, his
barn and other building-, together with fur
niture, machinery, and several head of stis-k
were dostmyed. The hoii-e was iK-eupied by
p.dvvard Maloney ami his sister Kate. With
them when the lire occiirnil was Annie Ma
rine. The wind was blow ing a gale, and bi
fore they were aware of their danger the lire
was tii-iii them. Iu attempting to reach a
plow ui field all were overtaken by the lire.
Ivlvvanl Malotn-y and Annie Marine vven
burned to death, and Kate Maloney was so
badly hiirnitl that her niiivery is doubtful.
I ither lo-ses an- rerti in the -ami- local
ity. il l'.lMni:t.. Iak.. April s An immeu-e
pmirie lire i- raging alsuil a mile south of
thi-town. The citizens came out yi-sterday
and a lin-bn-ak two mile- long wa- made,
saving the tow u fnun further danger. This
aHeruiHiu th- Ienis'ratui'c was o:i in the
-had.-.
A Burglar Killed.
.Iami'.-tiiw n, N. V. Apil !i. A -.mii; id' liur-rlar-liave
Ims-u hmikintr int.. private re-i-.lenc.si
in thi-city for the past ten .lay-.
Thi- moruiiit;. at lour o'clock. Imnrlars trii-l
1. 1 enter the house ot Mr. A. K. l .lllill.a
prominent liu-ini-ss man.
Mr. ( atliti arose and saw the intruder
elimhiii. through the sittiiiK-riHiiii vindovv;
lie took a ritle and lireil : the luii-;lar slujr
i-i-iil to the I'mut of the lion-.- and fell dead
up. 11 the lawn, the bull, of ns-calihtv havim;
si-ver.fl the jugular vein and pa--isl upvvanl
through the hn..
Tiie ile id litiru-Iar u- ri--niii-.l a- I'ln-s-ter
V. iri--ii, an oil well driller, from llrad
fonl, McKirin eoiintv. I'a. lie hud l.iti re-
ently arriv.sl fnim the Ohio oil field- and
-topsi hi tin-A lien lloti-e He wa- iilsiiit
.'W years of ae. well dn- cd and tine l Miking.
Hi-Issly was Laken to the morgue and an
in. j 1 i.--t held.
England's Demand Upon Hayti.
ii ivmi April li The Kulish mail -tcam-it
from St. Thomas w hich arriv.il here to-dav
lirin.i:-the followiin. a-lviee-from I'.irt uu
I'ntiivi.i March ."t!: Kvciieim-ul c.iulitiue
throuhoiit the It-piihlic over the il.-ni.iitd
ofKui;laiid for the pos-.ion of T inn-M-
l-l.iiid or the pav me nt of j I. . in settle-
mem of old claim-. It is r.-jmrled that a j
special l'riti-h Kuvoy ha-pn-s-nteil Knclaud'- !
iiltimatiim to the iiaytiaii (.itverument. :in. 1
ha- threatened thf lmliardile' of the prill- I
rip-tl p.rt-of the le-piihtic uft.-r the lap.-of :
five day- if Kuclapd - elaini- h.- not ac- '
kiiowleil'ed. iireat -oiist4-rn.itioii ei-t- ;
atiiotti; the fon-in r--il!'iit-. a- it i- -tated ,
that the H ivtian- m n 1 11 1? -n -ral mas-iu-re
of f treiimer- if the lV.-tdMll -h.itll.l yield to
Km-'laiid's deinands. j
A Can of Powder Explodes, Injuring 1
a Little Cirland Her Mother. 1
'onxci-vii.lk. !.. April s. This mora
ine at 7:4. o'cliM-k h can of hht-iitiir wivvder
explo.li-1 in the hoii-e occupied hy John
Zipiia. a Polish, miner, living on Nii;Tr Hill,
at l:ivion's coke work-, ju-t north of town.
A little pirl, aireii ah ut tv- y -ar... wj
painfullv luirne 1 uln.ut her face mid hand-.
The child's mother und two -mall h iy w -re
in the room at the time. The hoy- e-ca(s-ii
unhurt, hut the mother wa- -lightly hurtled.
The can. which e-iiituiuc lalx. ut ten puinds
of powder, was nittiui; uiij.-r a Isii, and wa
initeil hy tliechild. who was play in-.' around
the stove with a -tick. The house wa-iiu--ideral.lv
ilnniaex-ii.
Obstructed By Strikers.
idtKi-N-Hi m., Pa.. April K. Yesterday
Mr. Sixman of the l.atrolie Coal Works, 110
titiil hi-nu-n that tho-e who desireo! to re
turn to work at the old price could do mi.
The men, alter di-cti-sine the advisuhility of
hi offer, concludi-d toa.-r-pt it, hut while on
th"ir way to the works this luoniing they
were met hy aismt loo striker-, who halted
them and ordered them not to n'turn, which
dv iiv they took. The stahle Ikiss, who was
ailowisl to return to attend to the stock, ld
s stream of water turned mi him, drenehing
him completely.
A Colored Parson Shot at in Alle-'
gheny While Preaching.
l'tTTsBt o, April 6. .reat excilcnieiit pre
vails among the colored wuplc in Alligheny
City over an iiiciileiit which occurred al the
IIpiwr African Melhoiiist Kpiscojial Chas-1
last Sunday night. The matter leaked out
to-day. A shot was fire. I at the pastor while
service van going on.
Rev. L. Ixiwry had oiciied theseniioii tor
the evening with the text, "Thy wonl in my
lamp unto my feet and a light unto my
I jKitb ' He w as telling the congregation ihut
j he was nut afraid, as he trusted ill the lajnl
I a- his light. " No matter," he said, " If there
I are thou-an.l- of thieves, murderer or a-isas-!
sins pn.w ling around and lying iu wait for
I me under the rover of darkness." Here he
' wn- interriipt.il by the window env-hing,
' the glass flying iu all direction- and a hall
i whizzing alsmt a tit from his head and
l.slgiug it-elf in the wall a few fis-t-avvay
I fmm him.
The siple jimiH-d lo their feet, actuated
' by one impulse. Women screamed and
children crii-d and the plaiv was turned into
: a pandi-moitium generally, while the (lastor
i exerted himself to his utmost capacity to re-
establish ijuiet. For some lime his ertbrts.
I however, were in vain, but his own presence
of mind and his reeatiil a-suranec that no
ImmIv had Iks-ii hurt at la-t gaineil the desir
ed elln t. Rev. Mr. Lowry tini-lusl hif ser
mon and then proceeded to hunt Ibr the
bullet. Isiking around he found a round
calibre ball hidden alsmt an inch deep in the
stout- wall.
Mr. Iiwry was sts-n to-ilay, and. when
a-ked whether he wits abb to define the
cause of the shot fired, said : " I am sure that
J the .-not was meant for me Usansc it came
j straight through the window, pi.--.il my
head and hit tin' ..pp.-ile wall at the same
height lis it entered the window."
Mr. Lowry has a su-picion as to who lired
the shot, lie Is-lieves that some of theft-ielids
of a woman who ha- litigation with the con
gregation iiIhiuI certain proiierty claimed by
the church are the guilty arties.
Horrible Death.
M von. Pa.. April !. Thi- morning w hile
some miners wen-goiug to their work ihey
came up. u the crushed and mangled Issly
of a man lying up.u the railroad track a
short distance alsivc this place, at u point
know n a- the " Hevil's Ik-ihI." s.i ealled from
the many aci-iili-nt- that have taken place
there. Pvery bone in the Issly wa- appa
rently bnikeii. and all that was 1, it to I. II it
wa- a human iicing wa- on. side of the fin e,
from ttie eh.i-k bone to thi- chin. This
eitive is a most dangerous place, many t-son-
having lo-l their liv.-s there by U-ing
run over by trains, fin- body was brought
to Manor by I inlerlaker Bethune. and has
lsi-ii riiogiiiznl a Micha.-l lliggius. who
lived at Shiifton. and who workut on ihe
pis- line al i ra 1 h" v i 1 1 c .
A Daring Robbery.
ii:Ki:-iii it... Pa., April s. - Tin- most dar
ing highway n.bU-rv that has U-cu i-oiumii-l.il
ui this -.i-tioii for yi-iirs invuithI this
morning idsiut ten o'ebs-k. one mile wiM of
here.
JohuJ. William-, agul 7u v.iirs.'a weal
thy rag buyer from Johnston u, w hile on his
way In .in a -mall town vvc-1 of thi- place
wa- attacked by thns- unkiiovvn men. suje
Mised to be tranif-s. vv ho thrt-vv him down,
two of thi in holding him w hile the third
one rcliwul him of about -M7" in bill- and
-ilver.
I Mtii-Ts are in pur-nit of the nibbers who
an- supimsti! to havi- -Uart.il in the dire-lion
of Pitt-burg
-a
Cost of a Railroad Wreck.
Mii.tt vi kKi:. Wis.. April tl. Sjs-cial Agetii
llinsey. of Ihe Chicago, Milwaukee, A St. j
Paul Railniad. lo w hose charge the matter of i
making settlement for injury to life and )
pnis-rty siistaiiml by victims nf Ihedisa-ti-r '
to the limit. -.1 expn-ss at Rio la-l fall was I
iiiiumittnl, ha-just niinpletethe i-aymeul
the damagi-s. all of w hieh were agntit ii-oii
by iiegotiatious. without resorting lo litiga
tion, in a manner sati-faclory lo all partii-s.
The total amount paid for these cau-s-s was
-.4,lili.l7, which was dividul as follows :
Am-unt paid ill settlement of loss of sixti-cn
lives. .4i .Vio : he.s nf inis-rty, Itaegagc ami
ier-onal etfeets. t 'IsSW.iiT , injuries sustain
nl by surx ivorsof the w rei-k, -N."'iO.
Hanged by Lynchers.
Cu vki.iston. S. C, April .V. At half-i-ast -t
o'cl.a k this in. .ruing ab. :il sixty undisguised
men fon-ibly cntenil the jail at Yorkville,
and breaking t-lt the cells, seized iit.s
tiis.d, Raili-.v linwdle. Prinly Thnmpson and
Mosi- l.ipsi-omb, five of -ix ii.-gt.H-. chargisl
with the murder of John l-e i-sid. a young
white lad. iu iiii-inU-r bi-l Taking the
prisoners one mile North of the village they
haugeil them to the limbs of tni-s. Ttu-si-men
organized a mit-piracy iuthi-fallof l.l
lo steal cotton aii-1 to murder if inn-ssary to
iiini-cal their crinii-s, and Ihey killnl young
iriM.il, 'fhe prisnncrs wi-n-to have Isi-u trinl
fhis vvis-k. but the lynchcl-s got ahead of the
law
A Theif Caught in the Act Shoots
Hi mself .
II vi.kk-tiiwn. Ml... April li.- For -..me
time past 1! M II iye. editor of the
if7.JM-and proprietor ot' a slat ionery -Ion- in
thi- city, ha- hei-n annoye I hy p -Hv -t".i!iiii:
from his stun:-. J 1 -.u-jH-cfe-l A I.. Itovvsi-r,
and on Tm-sday tiiht last he and a compan
ion secrcti-d themselves in the -tore. Ahout
II o'clock they -aw 11 ivv-er enter from the
printine otlitv itdjoiuiiiir. and i-tnict the
iiintent-of theca-h lm. Have- -truck a
li'hl and calli-l ll.e r.i'itier to -iirrend.-r.
when lt.tvv-.-r drew his n-volver iiud -hni
hiln-elf thniiltrh the head. IIiHser. who
w.e. mu. h resM-:-ted. leaves a vviic and thr.-e
children.
After The Earthquake.
Monti: i'viiio, April. 7 A heavy land
slide m-curn-d hereto-day. Immense iii;m
of riM-k and earth -lid down and now entire
ly hlock the railway and carriage road.
Train- fnun 'amies and .Mciit.itie. well laden
with tourist-, had marvelou- e-caK-- from
d.-triiction. p-ttimx over the track- ju-t in
time to avoid annihilation. The laud fall
i--o Itri-at that it will stop all railway inm-
munii-ation with Mont.- t "arlo for al l.-u-t
twenty-four hour-. The land slide was m,.
douhteilly the result ol the -hi k- w hieh the
promontory n-eeivi-l diuim; the rarthipiakc
which heaii aliuiu th.- whole Kiviera on the
morning of A-h Wedne-day. The tir-t -hock
wa- Ihe ureatie.t in torce.
A Constitutional Difficulty.
Scmvmx. April Jiidtse Hand tn-vlay
ereali-il a -tir aiiimiii lickawaiiua I'ounty
lawyer-hy refu-in to approve the h. 11 id of
Jos.-.h ll inuick. r.vently elii-t(-l tin collec
tor of l.ack-ivva!iua Township. Jude l:ind
hold- that he i- not -lire that the act o
under wlii.Ji tax collector- are elect. 1.1 and
which make-it the duty of the uotirt- to ap
prove the bowl, i- constitutional. .Inde
Hand in.-liue- to (Iil -ame opinion iu thi
matter a-Jndi- l.ivinestone, of l.anca-ter.
llewitl pve a written opinion of the mat
ter in a few days.
A Colored Girl Borgia.
'01.ru in v, S. '.. April x. A m-trro (.Hrl
employed a- a servant by Ir. .1. P. Hunter,
a physician of lmrens '.unity, attempti-i to
kill the liis-tor anil hi- family by puttiiitr rat
poi-oti iu their dinner. All who partook of
the i-ii-oiied fiHsl hei-ame violeully ill. but
an- now out of danger. The ttirl tl.-il, but
wa- cai.tur.-l in Spirlanhur.'li. brought
biuk to Ijiun-n- and plai-ed in jail. She
ronfe-seil. -ayinn -he wa- tins.! of heitit;
Isiiiinl out. and wanted to kill the etitin
family. Long and Short Haul Dropped.
VsiiiMiTox, i. (.. April 7. The first
decision of the Railroad t'-ommi ioners was
reii.lerevl yesterday in favor am! al the in
sumv of the .-southern Railway and Steam
ship Association. romiM-i-iti).' all the princi
pal railroad- and -bin lines in the Smith Th-
petition wis to Is.- allowed to chaiye more
lor snorter than lor lolitrer hauls
allowani-? was made for "Hi .Iuv.
ainl the
with the
proviso that the short haul tariff should not
tie nurtier than it was on March :tt
Stabbed The Teacher. ;
Tixnx. ., April H. Miss Ida Z..p!c. i
teacher in tiie si.-lnsils of Bl.s.iniiigville. was
stablMil this morning by James MiManigie,
pupil. The hoy hud ls-en admoiii-Ii.-d for
Kid mndnct and would not dn a- she .i-ii-el.
w hen he drew a large knife and made a
desierite slab at her. The blade -truck her i
in the bn-a.-t just iiver the heart, and cut a
gash thris- inches lung. The school was it: j
oiutusion at nine as the y.iuug lady fell to i
the ti.s.r uuconsciuiis. The l.y walked out, !
but, but was caught In lore he n acbtsl his J
home. ;
-- i
Buried her Child Alive.
CoVTr.-v ili.k. Pa.. April s. A rrei girl j
naimtl Smith, living with a familv in Birm- !
ii.gh.nii. wjis imtieiii by her mistress to In- !
in tnuible. and a few morning- later she
susiecliii that the girl had given birth to a
child and .Uesti..ueii her as to w hat she had
done with it. -prightetuil int.. a .-out.- ion
the girl -aid that the child had Us n born j
during the night and that -be bad taken it
dow n int.. the yard and buried it. Search '
w .is at once made ami the intant wa- s.iii
unearthed, having Is-eu lightly ii.vered, and ,
coiis.ijiient!y was still aiive.
Tragic End of a Family Quarrel. !
M t: vi.v ii.i.k Pa.. April M. Iniriug a fam
ily iiiarrel last night Mrs. John Buchhol '
seized a lighted lamp and hurled it at her
liu-band's head. The burning mi-sile cx- I
plisled. anil in an in.-tant Is.th hu-band and i
w ife were envelosil in flame-. Bui hhoiz
draggiil hi- w ife fnun the burning building ;
but .-he w:l- so badly burned that death re
lieved her sull'crings ;it an early hour this
iu truing. Biichholz wa-al-o t. rril.ly biini
i. un.l i- now dying. j
Refuse to Pay Increased Freight
Rates.
Rkviuv.., Pa.. April - . Horse- and cattle
from this section for the Philadelphia mark- i
el- will hereafter, or until the new freight
ra'es by rail -hall have b-i-n i hanged, be
sent by turnpike. Two I. .is ot' hor-.-- tor
Philadelphia were -iaiied from 1,,-re thi
luorning by Hie turnpike. Healer- -ay thi-y
can " n.ad " their -to. k to Phila-l.-lphia fbr
..lie-half the rate m.w a-k.-d hy tin- raiir-iad ;
ei.iupanii-.
Heavy Earthquake Shock.
I'.i hi i..ro. 't. April to..-Tn.. -ho. k- ;
of earth, juake is-.-urr.-1 le-r" 1 h alii-nioon .
the tir.-t raih.-r light, ah. nit J i i, and the ,
se.i.ud -ho.-k wa- Veiy he'vv. r.-eliil.lillg
tin- ci. lieu ion from a large i;itn. follow cd bv
a iar ol liu.i-n snnud-' d-ir.u ion. 1 1... .r- and
vviudovv- rallied, and tho-e 1 1 in- iu ihe
third -n.ry of hl.M-k- -ay the iiui! hi.-- -.-..-111-ed
to -vv ,tv to and lr... p.. ,..- run into th.
street iu a panic, iu ui;.- -iip, .-ing i!i 1: a ic;--rdit-epi..-ioii
had 0.1 iiri-.-d in-. 11 bv
Blaine Better.
r. I.ci-. April I" A liMtr) tV--m rt
.ii.-.m I.. li.t- A -.k ial' -l I'r ui h r
fiiiic) at 1 l.K'k thi- iin. ruin. .ty Th:ir
Mr. hlaim-'s Uwr rn(itnn-tt r h m im j h-ut
velTii.tv . I'Ml hi-t iii'lit lit :i-. nn.n- in
Iirt;ili. fiid now hi (-ui--.- )- 7 il
na.iiral. Tli ('Piic!iiii- i- n-u- !i i-iit-r, atui
ilir piu'iiiiiittiia ir'-i'-- h:i imi i-t-n
Tiii- i- tin- i f rl tt t!it atiroilir'i. j-iiv-i-ti.iii-.
NOTICE TO STOCKRAISERS !
I WILL STAND MY FULL-BLOODED
TROTTING STALLION,
' '-'. - :
f&sSt.-
YOUNG CI 1 1 HI
At ttiv K.irrn. ttin-e
i '-ill we-l itf S'tiuT-sct.
at TEN DOLLARRS INSURANCE -. a-.n is-eimdiiK
April UU-
DESCRIPTION,
ViUM. rillKr'i- 11 l.i-hl ln. uith main
Hint (nil. Ile i" riiiiis' t'o'tr l!n- Sprinir. s(atl,. j.-,:
UiiinU tiiu'li. nut) u-its'li tt-n hmi'lre'l an-I tilly
I Muiid-; will vt-i'!i it'vr! h't i: I r-,i mni i i it v
wh. ii tmilnn-.t. Vitl i; H!KK inir.-fi hy HiL'h
l ui"H liifl. h-l IbinrtHiii lurl" Im-Iiv Mi niiTtii..
; hif. I'-uii. Hiii)lit Ionian n;ir--. . M.iii-
1 ifitii Itv lout Allen, he Ia Klfiun A.U ti. v;ili tt
I rtM-.ir.l'.it Vol V; r'HIKKi- mriI mpi-I c-n-
. tlr. iini K-U'eil fr a farm I horv.
Hkk kis.. Waltt-r Heffly.
Kt-i-fr. 1 w in"-.
From a Druggist ofThirteen Years
Experience.
.1. 11. Itlyhol.ier. Hii!rton. Knnsi. -a - : 1 I
have Iw eji ii-ini; Wi'i In-I -s,c,s Nuiinitn ii,iliun
in my tiimily 'iuriny thi- winter, ami nn1 ii flu'
i iKi retnely il lia-- vr In-eti my foriniie to. pro-
i-urr. ! fiiil it very - ty iit civtiiif r -l'.-t .nu
uTtortniTii; unite. I lme -v.-ral iNt:if
ntii thitntiiirhly t-tel it.- Mrtnt-. Imve ynrn it to
; mv elniiireii, uimI iN'l it inv-eli in-!M-r 1 ih-
tietila eii niaiiile-( it- n -.it-e, .iin im t kww
it to lull. I i)ilehilti tllirteell ..MTiei'e
I in tiie (tint: Im-itti. mi'l imve hniiille'l m-.iri ail
; i!m-jH..niir reinetlle-. nul e:tn tirniK a.-n tiiat
; V'i In l.eM-r' Nitriimti Hiil-itui i- the In--i thn-ut.
elie-t hikI IilliL' i'lir it) the timrkel. nni take
pie;-lire It! rt -fi tiniTH-t)t ! 1 1 IT it to ill tllo- til UV-l
: nl' a reiiietly ot ttiix kintt. " Sllott a K-itii-;
KttHrMI1it' ''V N 1 y i.
1IIKH-: s i I.I:
'tiie ouimi iotir of Soim-r-Mi 'out tT- ill
otlV-r to let nt t;iMie outi-ry on t pretnt-e-i, to the
lotteM hiler.on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 11. 1SS7.
Alt .' -loek .. in., the al.iifiieiit- tor mi l-.Hi
llridlre over llleluutli.nil.i; 1 re.-k. ill the noinl
vvh-n- the .il. lie road h-.nn J.-nli.-r K.m.I- to
Suit, --town cm e- sii.d -Ireain m leaner Tow ii-
-hij.
I'lTKl: lit Ml'. V I I II
All.-I - I AliAM i . I I fl KV
A. .1. Illl.l.vi v. .Ii IN - M. IT.IS . ii K,
l'l'-ik. I i '..iniiii ioii.-r-
N
70TK K T un ri;.( TDi;s
I Noti.-ei-hi-r.-t.vi.-iv-entli-.it the -.-liool llilee-
I tors of -..tiler-el f..vv li-tiiu. will i.!l. r nt puiilii-
I -ale ..11
I SATURDAY, MAY SJH. 1MH7,
' In the li..riiuuh nt Soiin-rs-t, iM. euntniel t'.ir
1 I.iiiI.Iiiii; 1111 11. Mm. .11 ' L. the I.A V A N-V 1 1.I.K
St lllKil. Hill SK. the eolllraet to Is- uvvar.ie.l to
, Ihe l.nve-l resiH.n-ilile lij.l.U-r. I'm- lu.iir.l re
I crv- the riifhl to reject nil Lids. K.ir i.l.in- and
j -ice tlii-atiiius rail on .ti.tui I loir.
! Itv urdiT of the IV.ur.t.
nprla. S. V. SlloltKlt. -s-eretiirv.
The Strongest Garantoe
j Ker uiveii m ith a iti.'tlieine i ihul u hieh if tiou
j iriven with lir. Ik Norman Hn Until. The
j Kreneh Keiuttty for (oiitfli-. -oll-, 4-otiiltup-
j tittlt. ninl ttll tiw-H-e of tin- thronl. ette-t rtlltl
; hitiyn. Kwry httitli t tiiii-iy v:imninti-l-; ne
! iwo thin K ti the Itotilr. then itiurf not j, r
( feetlv witi-tit-il you timy return it wtui th money
j will e reftinU-. tl ik not a neu prepar;itiu hut
1 ti oW Kreiit h eoiiitounl wlm ii hn lvfii um-I
ftr VMUt til huifun-! its timii-uiitK in Krunee
anil (MTt'-riiiei uliifi-t niirtieli in-e ii iiitrM.lue
tioii iu thi- country. Try it. It nver fail-. Ie
! I.isep i lieniit'iil'ijnij,HU, S,l I'ropru-iotv
j r. N. Hity. I. Sole Axeut.
j HVi lh- J.twepi N'orutMii Hfiluu i tUv -ure-t.
j pil' ke-t. .-if-t mi'l U-i etMitfh n-tuetly ever pliw-
el lylon tin innple, r. N. Boyl. Sile Auetit.
YMIMSTRATOK'S XOTK'K.
Ktjiie of John Wrt, lntt of i otiemntiL'h Th p..
StntrM-t Co., Pa.
U-tlep" uf !niim-(riitioii ti the aU.ve --t:ite
havintf hrH-ii erMtiie1 to the unteriifti-t hy iUv
pntjN-r nuthority. nott:x' i iier-hv iriven to all
twronfi iinlehtr! to itatc to make iin'ue.li
ti pHvment. kikI thtwt !iniiiC',luiin-'UL';iilist the
Nam to present th in luly authentieate! fur
tleinent on SatnnihV. May . 17, at the late re
lene of Ihe lee-aei.
IIKNKV r. MM.TENBKKi.KK,
lrl;. AilmiuiMratw.
SALESMEN' WAXTEH
sptN-ialttee in the hirnneN. Writ at I V
tmee. ' J. Al IIN SM AW, Nurvrnian. KM-he-ler.
X. Y.
THE BEST
-AND-
THE CHEAPEST
JOB WORK
AT HERALD OFFICE.
$-.: if 1
in fT
CARPETS !
CARPETS t
HOLDERBAUM'S
CENTRAL BLOCK. - - SOMERSET, pA
Body BrwiHch at 81.00 t7if 81.23.
Tapcntry Brussels at .30, 00,
16, and 00 cents a yard.
Ingrains at 2-3, 3.3, 40, .50, (K) and
76 cents a yard.
Hemps from 1.5 to 2.5 cents a yard.
Also (t Lanc Line of
Mats,Jhiftinj, Hikjs, Muir und Floor ()il(th
Stair and Hall Carptis in Damasks. Ji
sets and Vcnifians in drcat Variety.
Call and see the size
tliosc lines and iret our
'I. 31.
xMiti-p-f!, I'n., April I",
tiKMin.K i:knfii:i.
DRUGS!
GEO. W. BEN FORI) SOX..
ri:oi'i:lKTh's ui- riiK
; OLDKST DRUG STORK IX SOMKRSHT COI NTI,
At No. 1, Baers Block,
IOMEHSRT, PI:TXV.
U'e keel, eoli-tiitllly on Laud .1 l.irt'e -I.H k oi
DHUGS, MKDICINKS. CHEMICALS,
j DV K STUFFS, IAIXTS, OILS
AND VAHNISIIKS.
I'he pun-l and U-t to U-(..und 111 tin- market. f aiv, keep on hand :. r ,.f
TRUSSES BRACES. SUPPORTERS.
And all the It-wliiiK appurteii.-ince- u-..l...!li l.v Pliv-ieiaii- and lamilii-s. U
in tlii- line, i- rli- t -ati-taction.
TOILET ARTICLES JM SCXMIIL'S O EXE HA LLY KEIT L
A FIRST CLASS HRL'U STORE.
LArQE ASSORTMENT OF EIRTjHDAY (SIFTS ALWA-YS IJSI STOCK.
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
! ill K l;lT 'IIK MAKKKT Ah'Ki i:i!
j Prescriptions VmwM Family
ftt.r i.vaii make of HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. It is f -,.,.r,,r
iiality. Wo kn-p ii) iuilk, so that ;m special inn-ilirnt can
lit- udilcil. S1I1I at 'S cents :i jsiitml.
We iln :i siUare liiiim--s anil ill jrivt' yon yi.nr money's wurtli. Nu
tnuitiU' t. -how ir.siils. .
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES ONLY
A LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
.Ian. ... t-sT.
-STO P A
HI I A IIKI? HOUSE
Patriot Street, SOMERSET, PA.
I wish to call the attention of the Traveling Public to the fact
That tile -11. U FKIi HM SK ix-l.is.-r to till- -latii.ll than either ..f the other hotels.
linn tin--II i KKK Il'il-K is as.iinvinieiit In all l.ii-ine part-of town u the -.i'i. r j:
Tl.at the -IIAIKKU Hi it 'SK ofiirs n
J()( )I ,CT' ).I.M()I).TI().S
a- any Mher tixii-.- in -.mrr-
I'hiit the SUA KKKK lliil'sf: lmpriet.ir will
GHArGE YOU bESS fOf bODGIJMG
lliilll any oilier ti..u- ;u s..;.,ery
That the -HAr'KKK Hi U SK is n tenis rami- Ii.
Trial the -I! KKKK lh TSK i- tie- farm.-r-' hci
Thai ll..- .-!! r'r Kit H l sK i- 1 1., t ri.v. l. r-' I,..
K.irin.-r- an. I ..Ihi-r- v i-iti:iK our t.-vv n will do v
Mril ,;. -T. iiu.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
i: i.riM')i;i-: .i "inn i:mi. i:ni.
- Mt:i:si . ,f i t vnt:i i kham ii
j ,,
j
. s i;m
DISTAM'K AM) YSKY..
Mil-.
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r-t to Stoy-tttwn
r-et to Hoover ill.'
"XT to Ik'thel
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r-'-t to K'N kwifwi
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Siue
T-et to f.iiiTt'H
r-et to .Meyers. l,t le
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r-et to ahinmini
T-et to Viltiinore
N't tit 1'r-itm
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r-et to I'ltt-itiirh
fji'e to HuiaoVIi.hia i
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Winter Arrangement - In effect since Jan. 30. 87
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l'thi-l 9:.k a ui j uniiterUurt.
lloovers il!e. ltMa in W a-hiinrtttn..
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Pasi-fiiKerr leavinir n thi? train en niake atn
neelion at Ra kwoxi wilt ni:hl bxprew truiu
eat and west.
Daily, f baily except Suu.lay.
hrns-
of our pile ol' i;ool in
low Prices.
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) The time riven yrn Stan-).r ! I ' i
Mail Tr.iin-eojineet at Rim-I; w.n-l '
toaiid fn,iu (lufrsft HHI Johri-'"M ' ,T
iiutn u ith tiHiij- to tn.i frou iiU' l 1 '-':-w
ith train- to mill Jroiu Iterlin. ut
fioii u ith train- lo uml irm Siii-f.'in
J. V. KATT'iV Nipcnn::: I- l
THE PEOPLE
h. tmve t-'.-n di-apiH.itite.1 in ttie r-.i-:-tuin.-l
from the u-e of I'lX A WINK-. "IT.'
VINKnd ntllN..rtheeall.-d KMI 'I -IVs "f
roll l.l KKIllU-li.Hll.l 11-r
CHERRY MALT
PHOSPHATES.
.-..nil.uuiu'.ni nf W Mil (Tierr-, Kutntef -f M'
nd the llypuphosphnl.-. ilelirimi- t:tuulM
ao.1 nutrinieut.
CllKRHV M.vl.T .t-nil the .loluaell 1""'
in.-r. -n-iux tlieapH-titi.-.4 i.iinif ti..n.t-,"fr
l.y nmkiDitit .;!ii-itMr fur Iy-peesia m 't
tiiw foni. : L.1 of A(.ttite. He.lii ne. Iu
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j lr.tri4ti.in, C'.ni-uml'iii, ete.
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I 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 -t iif 1 -1 u.ie- ii' iitji 1 - -
one buttle ur r..tW fur aix hottle. Kx.re-r-'
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: Maiden Lan- -N-
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