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EDWAKD WrU. K.iiKT and 1'n.prieinr
WEDNESDAY-
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
NATIONATi.
OKX. JiiJNJ. HARRISON,
or i smash.
fok vick rniirEXT,
HON'. I-KVI P. MORTON',
OF " VOUK.
STATE.
FOR At'l'lToR ilEVEkAI.
roU THOVtAS ll.'CAMANT,
T Bl.AI OK STV.
ri.rT'K.
Thomas Dilan,
IHhtkpt
J.n It. Taeirnrt.
J'.tin WaruimHkrt.
H ttn P. J'tin.
H in. ttainiilttn.
John rt. M. -kl'll-v.
J...h R T
Win H Kill.
K trnr pin.
Hamuli I. kiirtz.
K!w.l on.-
W lili&m r.mncll.
IA illutm o. li
IVI.T K Bi.
Hrtiry H. He. btel.
AT-I.Arcn,
Lewi,- Pugh.
i:.. l.ilm II itnt.
V ;is.,t, '. Kr-w.
IT. Imvel tt la-k.
m !,. 'i Htit,-l,is,ni.
l'l. .Ii.l.n f. W.wi-r
"a. Jeremiah K liliir.
.'i. ..,,:" J. k;;wu.
Zl Harry S. 1'i.ul.
J.;. .....n't- Mnra., jr.
I. I' sv New tnvi-r.
Jitlill H. Wallace.
j.. i l '. si an.-viuo.
7 J.h-.i.h T J.iT.t.
-s. u M. Trtuuil.
JUDICIAIIV.
Jt' Id ; F. OF Til t St I'KKV K Ol'KT.
JAUFS T WITCH EM, of Philadelphia.
cor xt v.
I . ii: cus ii:.':-j,
K.l VAlili I.I, .fs-iinerxl I; ooikIi.
FoR I.Kiilai.aTI'Ll-,
N.IAIl S. M1LI.KK, otJ.TinerIp.
JAS. L. PI I'M. of K.lier. t NoriHicIi.
F(n Jl'KY Ci.MMW-MNKIt.
FAMt'tL II. Vol'KR, i.f riti.ny.TO k TJ.
Kolt li H IK MP.ftToR,
Al.E X HI NTKK. of Smiorwi Twn.
Ma. Bi.aine i Uiked for New York
City Sept. INj.
Clevelami reeciven iU tin-t kuK-ktut
in New York in the tvnominalion of
tiovcrnor Hill. Jle don't went lo boss
N'cw York a inti' h he did.
Tuts w,-ni(( to U- a ir d var f..r the
private aohlier. I'.oth ofthc pn-at Slates
of lllinoihand N't-- Yotk j-rc pAw: to .se
lect tiovoriioii! who carried ;mi:-kel.
Tiik full text oftienird Haitian's
inaRter'y letter of acci-ptani-e will 1-e
found on the first pap' of this isne. Kv
crr reader of tiie !1i:i;ai.h shoiild j-rti"
it w ith can'.
Ion't fail hi attend the mat meeting
in the C.itirt Hoim Tuesday evening of
next week. Ix't its tiave an ohl fiishioinil
rally for the openinc of the camaiirn,
li'iulilicans.
The I'ndiihitioii vote in the pioneer
temieranee States of Maine and Vermont
fdiown what dome of the most earnest of
temperance men think of a third party
playing directly into the hands of the
I leinocracy.
The Westmoreland county licpuhli
cn who were inclined to kick over the
nomination of Captain Craijr for Con
trresH, have very wtisihly concludel that
kicking don't pay anil that they w ill suj-
port the nominee.
(itMR.ti, 1Iai:i;ion plaiva the whole j
thinir in a nut-shell w hen he says : ''The i
Kepub'ican jwrty holds that a protective j
tariff ia const it utionul, w holesome and
necessary. We do not offer a fixed sched
ule but a principle."
Iev.s-rat:c or-ans arc hndully Hint
ine "to the walk-over of t.uvcrnor Hill."
They Raid the same of Cleveland at St.
1 on in. It is well for tiieui to keep in
practice; they will have some tall walk
ing to do after Nov. fi.
The Allegheny conference of the Afri
can Methodist church, which met at ML
Pleasant last wivk. m.t only n-fused to
paw the regular temperance reoihitiotis.
Imt declared u-aint the ),.i.cy of the
Prohibition iarty and in favor of the He
publican party.
IlEft in hans would like to er.coii aire
men to place it ner.il Hurrion's letter
of acceptance side by side with that of
t rover Cleveland and make compulsions.
Cleveland's letter is hiiuply n shrewd
stump speech of a crafty politician, and
Harrison's a modest, concise, st.i'.i sman
like document Tt'hich the more it is stud
ied the more heartily '.t w ill tc approved.
Not a Kejiublican patn-r in tiie land
that has not expressed its admiration of
tieneral Harrison's letter of aceptance.
His appettranec Ivforo the public and his
S leeches since his nomination have been
above criticism, and hp can well afford to
stand the surly witticisms of his enemies,
who. having found his entire record tin
assailube have to resort to sneers.
Tur Hon. Williatn Wanier, who was
(lectin! ConimaniWrin-chief of the (Irand
Army of the IIcptiMU oftlie National Kn
raiuptnent held t Coluinbus, Ohio, last
eek, lias a p sd record as a soldier and
na pxv! a record in public life. He was
Mayor of Kansas City in IsTI, was Presi
dential elect. on the ir.n;t ticket in
lSTi, was appointeJ I'nited StuHs At
torney for tiie Western Iitrict of Mis
souri in 1S72. Two jenrw !ater he was
fleeted to Conpress, anl re- '.ected
in 1SJW. He has been an active friend of
the soldier, and is very popular with
lirand Army men.
The Democratic Congressional Confer
rees of Eedford, lilair, Cumbria and Sni
crset w ill meet at the Ixpiui House in
Altoona o Tueoday next to nominate a
candidate lor Conrvs. T-edford will
preaeut Utc name f 1". F. Kerr, Blair
that of Thomas II. .rwry.nn 1 Somerset
that of bred timf. Cauihria ha instruct
el for no one, and ill probably cot have
man, althou-h hec eotiferrecs may run
in a dark horse. The con feci from thia
county are Posttuaater Herman llauiner,
of Johnstown; District Attorney VLam.:
tf Johnstow n, and Dr. J. C. Xoonan, of
Cbent Sprincs. It makes little difference
who ia nominated, as he w ill not lie elect
ed by a very lare majority. JiAuMutrit
iiKKECAL Haerihos had a tlioron-hly
pxnl time at the reonion of his old repi
nent, the Seventieth Indiana, on Thunv
lay. Ainonp the prizr.'.ti veterans his
comrades in the old days of battle and
islory, he knew that lie w as loved and ad
Aiiral, not on account of his olitical ad-
vanneroeut. Vit its a man, for ir.artiT ij'oal-
It is not j-arjirisins 'i' ',! hir-hed.
jufceil. toll ohi r fctoriea and ai-ai 'i
friendly hands witSi a kef n mw that for
onit lie rarrounded hy frieru!. wilh
ont axe to .Timi. Naturally i'nm'.;li lii.
njiwli ti bis M -iii:ian"niis w. ti!l "f
j-iviHis rontrratuiatinri. yt tinire-1 with
syvujiathy for the battle narred heroes of
Krar.
There i winiet'iiiiiiraliont Benjamin lUr
riw.n which u!!nii1i the a.jtiiinitin'i of
very man with wham lit vum- in ca-la.-t.
In liim the true manline- of in
tegrity ijoine.l to that v ymia:!.y
Ji.r hiiiiianiiy hi U nmrk h.ii oii l't
eminent'. Thee .(Ualiti.-s, often i-how n
iltirinj; his iw ful aud bonurli; cur-r,
arc more attractive than ever now that
be i the lio-n ltnler of the arty
which u.horatcs tiie and meat j-nv
gn-esive politiuil i ieas.
A Campaign Lie.
Mt n. iM sk, Sc;.:. 13. The OnzCh. of
thw will print to morrow the follow-
ing lelu-r to tiie editor .
1MHAXAP..H.U.. ScptWIl'lMT f.
Willow f. Sbfi.panl, Mitch chunk, t'..
Mv I'rAK hiK I cannot but espnw my
mrjiriw that you shoul.l a;-k nifsurli a qtu-s-tion
as that contained in your Inter ol -pt.
C. namely, whet lit; I have ever aul in el!,; t
that a dollar a d:iy was enough w: ire fi.r a
workincinan. '1 liere may lie catni(rn I;m
mi platjiliie a.1 t-i require a denial, h;it this
i t-rtaiuly not of tl.at ort.
Verv tni'y vonr.
lltNJH:.V J!ltK!'X.
Ex-Senator McDonald's Statement
Praising General Harrison.
The Indianapolis Sentinel, an inipeiuotis
and unscrupulous IVmocratic oran, puh
lilnd an ariie'e aivnsinp tietieral Harrison
of havii.x In-en a leader in the eff.irt to Mip
press by anus the railp.ia.1 ;-trikrs in l'4''" and
V' it h havinz then, in seeti in the ity
Hail, L'ivenjit cause of olVeiise to acoitituit
tee of lliejtrik.rs. Senator McDonald, the
IiemiKratic leaoer in the State, lien a-iiil
by the rorrsinndeiit of the ' i Iiemwrat
ic.l said as to tliis :
"I don't think that w ill rut much of a fi
lire as an is-ae in tiiif ainniiu'ti. The fili
ation waf thrc'dletiinjr in lii.h;i:i;niii. tl.e:i.
ainl a coim-iiil- on pulili. :.:;'! .l ir;.-:iii-i
.l. There w;:-a -iilMtnuiiti.v i!-i..!io-.l
to eieh:.vor to nrrauje a jsau-al-Ie . '.'! :m :it
of tiie i!:lV.. ul!y. if pib!e, and take wli.it
iwasnre, niiphl le nts.:ry to p-ot.ct the
puMii. ir.t.-ri".t V-.i Harrison. e.-t'Ovenior
I'orter, ex-tioiv-rnor liak.-r, Fnaikliu ljoi
.lers 'atterwatd Iiem.K-nitic ciin.ii.'ite l.-r
(iovenmr, i and myself were that com mi' or.
We met a commiiiee ut the Mrit.ers in the
Council t.'humler in a puitlie conlereiue. i
l'.l.-J to thctn and told thciu tha'. we tyt.i
patiiizi"! ili: th'.-m and recr-n:ed tini.
rij;!it to qui! work if tiny were not siiti-K- 1
with their ware .ir tiieireniployer-, hut that
they had no rijrht to prevent other men from
working, and that when they attempted to
ilo so they lieume law-breakers, lieneral
Harrison and the others ali taiked to them
in the same "train. AVe all proiitec-l lo !;e!p
them to lietter wa-res if we coc'.l.''
PRESS COMMENTS.
New York 1'rrv : Wioiam H. Itirmim s
favoriie 'lrii.k is -in and mohis'-i. Tiie
niolai-. pl.is.. !ii- tetii'raiiee fi ien.ls and
the gin m:ike the em,u"ii! mulet.-r soliii
Willi himsei!". A I v pi ,il lieiu Mr.it:.' v!r;,.l
ilie. b'Mon J x'nittl : tietieral Ihirrion i pT
fi tly side in hi declaration that ihe Iieino
cra's, if indorM'd at the (.olU. pro; us.- to place
our tarifl'laws on a purely revenue h.ii.
whieh he corrertly .li as " practical hce
tra.le."
Philadelphia -Ve j ; When Hen. llarri. in
says that the llepuhlicau jtarly will revie
the larilf, w hen neci'ssarv, Ukiii American
lini, he say w hat Mr. Cleveland wotib! not
ilare to sny, for hi .hire is ti reviv it u
ward fn Im-le,
New York -V-nV ; Mr. Cleve
land apiears ankwanl ami uViindcrs around
most pitiahiy, in his attempts tj cover up
most of his record, and to tone down the
moM honest of all his oiticial doeiimcnls. the
fnv trade messap?.
Phiia.ieiphia XorfU Juieriran : tien. Har
rison letter of ai-cptunce will lie rn-o-jnie-l
hv all who rea.l it with intelligeinv and im
partially asa.'.tur, honest, straight forward
and vigonKi nuiiciatiou of Itcpubliean
princlpliT. a applitd lo the pnv.t ions of the
dav.
Piiiladeic.hia l t'j'tirer : Mr. rii.lelit, lo. k
at your Chinese resolution rubbed ibroiij.-'
the Iloce and yanki-d along in the Senate
before the Chinese Hovcrnneiit lias rej.i ud
your treaty, and ti ll us. ili.l yon ev-r hear of
a man jumping over a ditch before he came
to it ?
1'ittsburjh flirt'iit h- T1' im; h : Cana-la is
a powerful country in one ress"et--t!.at of
pilimr up a -lebt. The Ilom'nion now owes
$s-.Y(ri o.i. or io NT(ipita. a:i inerea-s' of
SI'J.iM'.Hii the past year. When she's put
up ut forced sale the CniUsi S'ates will buy
her in.
New York 1'rr.v : Fri'sh from hi lavorite
jiastimeof vetoing pension bills, Mr. Cleve
land laehrymosely exprts-s his "generous
n-gard for survi nit; sohiiers," ai;.l with the
frifts of the brutal oillm-i- in some recent
Southern elections U'lore him, rjonly g'lar
ailUr. t he colored jieople 4-';'.lal ri'iil of' eil
izellliip Cii:ci:.na:i ('xtimrrn.il t,,i- ::r : The Iienv
ts ratic a-ony i tisi great to allow Thur
nuin to rest ih you. I a few days in his library.
He is wanle.l sorely in the Stale of Indiana
ami on the I'aelie miist. fl is hiu'lily iuisir
tanl for th Ja.lge to indore the Ch vi-l.iii'.I
adiniuiMration in Cal.forrii.i. whether I c
throw up fi-oni cholera :i.or!ia or r.ot.
Milwaukee .v-..7i.W .- 1,,-neral Harrison'
letter nnit an;s-:i! to t!ie a h'iiiui'.ra:ioii of
every orderly mind. In its arrangement, ;is
sinrt'reily, this is tla-ablcM pul.lie il.M-anient
that has appeared since t ho death of Ah-a-hatn
I.iiH-ohi. lieiiend HaTison liosen't Ih
lieve in ' fnv whiky." Ke lost n't believe
it will be mnt'ssary to alolish the tax on
whisky, but if the revenui-s ol the govern
ment should become ) huge us to !e a nen
aee. auer rtsiucing them by other m.-ati. in
ehuling taritl' reductions, this tax should lie
touched in preference to the overthrow of l.'ie
prolei-tior. system.
Pillsburg n,tmerfitil-ii.v:i-tte : In an int.r
view the otiier day Frank Hard said: "In
ordinary ca;mei:giis I presume that not more
than one in ten n-ad tiie campaign literature
that i xnt them. I suouM suy that this
year scM'n persons in ten are A-ading and
thinking over the tariff .im-stion us dieuss.d
in the campaign literature." If this ia true,
and there is other testimony that it i. then
tiie taril! principles of Mr. llnnl will sutler
more than they ha vest an election heretofore
for the facts and arguments an set forth in
campaign literature by the protection is'.?
(hi year are wry convincing.
Pittsburg Vtimmtreinl-iinzrile : There are
many interesting liraut reli at Columbus,
and by no means the least iuttrestiug are
those who marched and fought wi'.h him.
They art growing uhi now, and every enr
are lessvning in liunils'r. but like all rviics,
the rar.T ihey litcome tiny are valued. The
)ieopW of Columbus have nia.le great prepar
ation to entertain them royally, but it was
no more than their right. May the Cirant
reiki reisive all the diiue".ion due them,
aud then be safely murned to lliecomuiuiii
ie which only lent them for the occasion
and cou j nut do wiliuait lleni.
New York Trilm-u : If Ihe new genera
tion of Americans insist ryon buying its
own experience it eau have its own way.
There a: a great many thousand worker
w ho have so long enjoyed prosrity that
they can not believe a mere change of law
would make thero paupers. But if halt ihe
manufacturing establishment of the coun
try, having Iwen called into existence by the
protective policy, should be closed by its
orcrthrow : if half the manufacturing work
ers, 2.".iKi in number, should be turned
out of employment, and f rced to tram4e
each other to death in tiie struggle for brcad.
anr the enthusiastic boys quite sure that they
won'd ..-.Hiir n than th'-ir f.olii f or g-and- j
f.ti..-sr
JU.!oii S-Hirj :!: Wh.-.irv. r Z..--t the ticu
eral's atJversariesi n.ay S:d w'tti the 1 " t
ninsl be baN"l on vinu.'tiiiwg 1 :-i lh..n u-i. a
stuious that it i ha'.M-.car'i T , r . -v. i'
l-:irs on the h.tnf it i;ni:i-.'..v ha: I--- '
Vn i f i' -' a'.id'ite ri'y in e-.i-y !-i.e
3i:l won!, and i: i Iran; ' at i ip.-it
H-.-tr.:, as :ia' Ku. t'n. " t't'oi.l.-.
I'itiVou.vh ' 'H.tii . '.jtt'. ; : riif l'.-o-
l,:hilionil nnlrt i' r.nio-d a-n ;i -1 th :
"thioLin- vo'ers," ar.d ? t -: i- ti
( ; : :t t :: 'i' the Pre-'"', llo.i: ' ' , t i -.'
"I'nrl-pnrly'' ni. n may 1-e r, l: ! .-:i f.o."";i-tr'hntr-
taeir share to Ii: ! t !. Tiny
h jv.' iuic-est at ::ake f a - r-c:.. an. I rna-l-ial
fiatiirr dial 't-y mi not :niol .,
J -i;sr.lut.' 'ay on '. I '!'.'.'' ng the J 'e;;io,T:i' H
parly in (lower.
Milwaukisi' S-,t!i,t.!: liighi huiivi'xsi w- rk
ingmen. moaaiy einployttl in the i:i!i onils
at iUy View, in this Cjiy, ha.e is?,..d a cir
cular, over their own s.t;iiare-, upptali'ig
lo tiie workiuguien of l:e oojutry to cpKe
Ihe DeuHs rutic a.-aiilt o:i pr. te -.a-a a .d to
vote for Harrison and Mort.-n. Nafaiu'.iy,
this extraordinary catojaigu di--m i'.nt has
cniitisln great excitenicn; ani.n.;r t'..c i : n: r
cralicand the Iih'ir lea'.ic:.
f'.'.ia s;,t?r . .urn'ti : ilow ut -.ny iinl.i- c-:-s.jidiers
now pr?en: in llieci'v ar;- a.- s -u;.d
in body as ii'ihey had in r U'- n m the -er-vicx-T
An emiiie:.' phyric" .:.. :i i m rei) as
surgeon in the army t.r up vvanl ...T car y.-.c.
and who has since 'he v.ar ev:J ,j ..h.,;i
sand of applh-arts foriuvalM r.cn-i..n. gi-s
it as his opinion that not h-' 'hat nine on,
of ten of the ex-oh hers ar" rno;e i.r h.- -h.-abled
because uf tiie ser jce. th-.n :li I: I. -;. il
proii of the tact can be i'.o.hne'l.
New Vi'ik Teil.u.f : Th;s I- Ver will take a
: lnau f.a.v in t;o; i.ieratnrt ol p i!i';cs. it h
i in such cilei live contra-t to liie il.iil, Uhore.1
j v. rls.se and i-.oti'ic.d le'lci ot C.j i'.m i-
cratic catch. late that it sitni- 'rn .-t ti'k:n 1
1 .in the pa-t of (i.-n.Tj Harr n 1 bring
; them lief. re the p. Mj-!e ill close ji:.i;. ,s,
! lion. It is couragca., f;ai:!:, s;:.j,;e an l c.u
! adce-nd. Many of ' p'l-as s pi.T.-c the
i 1 1; nrh-ratic ai n;. .r like s-.vor 1 il-u-is. It is
i a letter that w ill ma'.:, v:. .
j Caicago .''-'--1 . : I'iglit yc.r.- a jo ti.:r
i tiel.l had a p!i:r:ii:y in '1 cue of in
1 is-l Iilaine had a pintaii'y in l"iiii: in
i lv-; tlovcn'or 11 mUi.; .1 h:: l n piiirii'y of" 1
j s-i. The Ih iTiiSJntill !:::; Ctly at Ihe elcc.
; lion vsi.-riiai is d er.l ih.il g.vcn ol..ir
! lichi. oiie-ha!l'gic;:ter than lhat gicu in Isso ,
; and is nearly as iare a., ;i:al ;.;:.cn to the.
! inos; p.i i:;ar mun in X.i nc f ir year.1 a o. ;
t Ti.e lie.'n rats ma.i' a hard : !:i'. ye;:r
' in Maine and Ihe rc'.nin-, .-.cu- liiat. a-
' , I
a"i.n-t an aroased I.-,.110. .can .'cnlnn -nl.
i I, ni-rilit scle i..ina an ! lni-i-cpre-' n!.'.: ion ;
counl as le-li'ini-. i'lr.-'e 1- in every p.:rt i f
. t lie'S'alc a nil hi- r.ie gain 1 r . he !h' -;i. aus ;
j and a., noii.-eah.e a tailing o:l' :n the ihi'- !
j party vote. !
. SI. l.nui i !-'e -'i -r .- T.,at g i'- l n- 1
' rnentoflhe s-oj.;e. by lite 1" ";ce. mei i'..r !
: the people -hail not Jsri-h !': :n tiie ecrih."
, Th.s iittcranct., w hi. h was ma c hy Ahr.il;.;:n I
; I.inisihi in his 1.1 lln- i!. .hc,::ion of
: ihe I .ettvsburg tao;;Uiiie;.l. i-. n -.s! a - a iu..t;o ,
; in a carlo in in the N w Vc-k (:... in i
J w hi'-h .Mb l.. ' i. 1: ii. ,1. p a . .1 in a ry
I liohle a'lllu.lc. Thcr: i- a pain.';.! ircs.n '-.i- j
' ily, h-wc. . r. IhIwcc,! t! .- y, ..;ds and tin :
' man. About the time ;!.! lanji..:- wa
I umsI Thurman. who iv as a I'. . ic ; ! at tiie :
J 1 ime, was .'...inj his hist in th" ri-ni i -rioc '
' Nai ion 1! i 'onvc.ii '..ii 1' ls;: ai,d els-c, h- r,
to in ilo thi- sor: ol" a g i-,-r mo-i.t j.'ri h
' i-iin ihe t'inn. and lo .-nc; :i ir- ad. '-
throni-'hoiil halt' the isin-ry, a ...c.i -:iin--.ii ;n ;
; hii h the slave owneis. ;a .n' radi-l.nc'! -l i
I lo tiie ji.vplc. should mi.. A ll;lli; kn-c..!-:
i cl::e ol tiie history oi .he period Lelac. u Is . ;
I and Is-.", on the part ol" I'cm r.r.i'ie ca;io.in- '
; ists would save the can 1..1..1. . and :hc t..:r;y ;
i from a rood deal uf :i..ni-. Ic: :f :..:: . .. ;
i Hill Renominated for Govarnor by ;
! the New York Democrats. j
Pi mi.., N. Y S-pt. IJ The iH inorralir j
state eoiivent ion rea.-. ai'nli-l this n:i !
I (iovenior Hill and I.icni. tiani liavcrnor
doncs wc re rcnomin::t' d by M hinniiion. 1
I J.ihn Clinton UrdV was n niinaie.l by ac-:
. clani-ilion for ass.s-iali: just ice o! the eonri of I
j np'Hitls. The platform npfTovis. t'1(. s; I
! I.ouis pla'loi tu an I r-'signi : i-i j "it-,'.-h'-,:.d .
1 and Ticirman tried and t:;ic expocci.ls i.t t
1 ihe pi-iiu !:.!(-. the:eln cvprc-.-cd. an-'. .c-
' e'aris that Pri".i l. i. t l lev, i n. l in hi- i.t:cr ,
' i.l .i'f pi.i::c:-ha-tru'y int. r;ctc.i the l'- ui I
1 i ratii p'aMortn anl pres'i:',-1 the vilal
. Issi.i-s pending : fore the Ann-r: an peep'.-:
iMiiiim mis the prcsidi nf's a -i'-u on tie- h-h- ;
1 cries ipiestion and for hi eit.uts toen!orce;
the lav. reia'lveto imporitil contract labor j
Chaur.cey V. Depew Heme.
Nfw Y-iiik-, Sc;t:t!lttT J-'J. T!k- NYrlh
(.irniiiii IJ.iv.i lt-a'iier Km. wi.Ii tlic !! :;.
"ha::iiti y M. I tepw m btar-t. uiis me! il w n
Hie hiy l.y tiie Mjainiv.at Siin i.un. fn ,
wiilcli iht-rc wcie over thrto Iii.i.tin-.i t.'t (
t' Mr. Iii-v, wlm hail n u;.;.ii l; V. - j
j R'Vcrjl !,.u:s f--rt!it. .-Uan.ir t- ;'.!! in an .
pn'ar:uict. TIt-S.:i!i ljin v,s -m y c-i-- '
I ura!.l w ll t anJ a !::.:' t ,t:M.";i oil i!,c j
j (lcel r pikl to ti.' .!!'lte 'f M". ! Id l:V '.
! luir!-r f- t'l',-S.irii S!m:i v.':i' ri-iii'i1 tl '
j t'.ic c:Ty w'uh r. I'rj.'-vv en !oarl. T::f
I -Tciitucr arrive! rt t:r j.'cr at thf f.nt fi
j T.vt-n:;, -v.;,'l t?r -t. :.!:: 4 .'elM'K. w h"re j
; there another i.ir,: h .'a:icr) ..T r.i;iro;i(I j
J men Hi:!,!!; t-i v.fletne Mr. Jv. r.v. T- ;
! nlu'ht t!ic tt -iiaiM t t) s .tt :vA !
: :i royal r , t ..-ii 1 y !'.. i:i;i' iyc t.t the '
j . vv Vo.k c:,tral l i.'.r-wu.
- - -c- - - J
Mr. FinrulnM's Cnl.tion. '
1 1 ti!Li i:j : iri . S t. 1. V!it t''ci'!i:i(n of j
j the lit. it. an:!ic. J. Il ik,.V, I.;.- .-.i juu "j ,
.:u jro ei -i rue la- wci.! - j- : a i.t a ' I; U ,
i (-ii v .-i- ijji. I r. MaJiain, a--u:e he may
a;"i -y t ouMt .' -v :i 'i !. 's i:i (.' i
. rt v. i.t u iht.' Jit i.-l- Tia-M ir: it ::i Ie- i
j MiiUr. Mi-. Ihit.caa t-n e xWiU r?.
! u.o tl.(e Line n i v. v.".;h him '
i sny Ir eye is iiriL'ht. atnl iii i'ipit ami
i ;t'rivirai:oit Tt rj he i rec.iinirij liis :
. ftfi'tli. Tie tii'Vs Ui. nl! the ri;rie;i: '
I t 'j'it-jf 'f 1 1 if il.iy. tii-fHe'- j!tie hu snue ;
) t.l liis particular fricin:, i.tal laa'.-ili'f-. a
; L'r.at iiitrn .-t ;:i what i en. He is j
j tiow eil fiittiL'i! to ritle t-ut, ana h;-ae- '
iti; U't-atiter uf tiie Tail ;s cAt Te-J d .tin .
J a rt.at deal tf t :.!. f
I . !
t Takes Scott's Place.
j Kl.ti:. IV. Sept. 17. The I vm.. -;l:r ( 'oil- '
j a;'tnnl .oKivre.s v( i-rie ami ( ;a;'irtl ;
I etMinties, iheTw'tniy 'i'-'-.i't, mci i:i 1
this ci:y tu-day. h --.oil.-. r.nhi-ive i
dtt. linatioti oj'ins recciii a-':;i!mi;:tri hy i lit: !
sume ciiftretn e uas n t . i ; i : ; ch uiui the ,
Craw ft.rd dt l.-caiion n r;sti ;
a ioii ti:je ;
ti etmider il. l";:;ai y the Ilrie eoiivrnvs
ol"ered the name t-f II ;i. J;.i:hm K. Ihini.
AM'!ah!i) mnn from thirdly h.ri-u i!.e ht.-t
two tenim of the -t :r?. Mr. tot!."
dtH-linaiiun wa act.'pted am! the nomina
tion of Hunts wa made uiam.nMiti?. The
new tat.didate i.s Sfi.iit' choice on eroinii
attd I'oiititMl pretind.
Forest County's Banner.
Tioxpkt. V., S;-;t. 1.'. Wiiat i hjirr.iaa
(Vta.fier Hiiiiutimtj to ie : i'-ruia! ftjM-nin-j;
.f tiie ilt p'ahlh-rtii eanij hti in l't niisylva
n:a to-k pi.tt" i.ere t ihiy, M.d :io 'vt:c
Uiwn tt i ne.' t i'a:ty e:i:h -iaMii ar.tl ui:: i:ch
itii: Ih ptihiicaiiiMii could ii-ve Ut n ;-!f to I
intheS;aie. T.:e e;.,; wa.- mado thetH
ea.ii''i d the pre-iiMtion 'j 1'ort"-' e-MK.ty
uf the iur.mr i'-rmary iif.-it.i hy the S. ate
' 'ommit.co a a r: I- th; tvmiy in ti.e
S'Mte wc.it h :to!il,l ho .:.e lar-i jvreent
ai'e at tittt eU ti-in !at Ni.t -tainT .-r t!ie
ll'aine v- ieof "i. K. re-f viir.'? dt-uved
an im mw "f 1. To -e:iTr tht d.ni-wl-:y
the State ' ttnuK.T-v Vt idAl to pre-cnt to
each county a Jam-.er.
The Raca War In Arkansas.
I.im.r. K -s. Ari . S yi. 13. It is report
e.l fnim Vni..;i cci'i'y ilia: on S iinr.Iay
nii:Iit tcf ire t'lc "icelio:! tt'iiiy-r.'.'c r. -rrcs.
r pre.-eclln ' I'.t-arly -i'i t!c j..',,e;,s ii. tla
e emty. wrre takvn o it ami !l, .-.!. On
trlis-tion ,v tiie ii-sriss we"x waniI
3 l ; f.-mn t:i. Jsll.s ;K l',ce ll!ll..'. .-i ,fse.t
li:i::!. ami it-jI w.-ro Ih'Ii.ti .i-I killed.
One t liiit man rvuri tiiat ixtivu iiP"a"j"S
were kilieI niwu; a time.
AS!v SERVICE PENSIONS.
Trio Cr-nd Army Makes an Unmis
takable Declaration.
C .1.1 Mi 1,-, t ., r;, piemtrtT Id. Tiie lirand
Army l'.: ampment tics in .ruing ',-teil
Wihiatn V.'arn'r, of Kansas City, M-a., as
C-j'nmacd. r ii - hlef, ai! tbi ot'ner i-an-h-tla't
s "'?!.' v:'flidra n. Coiouel Mr-is. , ih
(,f '..l,n. iii:i. in, elected Ssr.ior Vie-.' Com
ic..!', dir. and Josef h liai-'a ld, of New York.
Jutksiur Yi' C-v.-natt'Ier.
( .-an.i'.r Warner was b r:i in L'Uc.le
.i:no. , V.'r ni.. in. June 11, ii. I-'arly in
ihe r-ar ':.' in i-ti-l in the Tiiiny-thir.l W'is
c n.-' 1 : gln:e:li. and rilled Ihe poiolisof
l; !:."..;cnaiit, assis!:o,i. adi-r-aiit gnier:ii
reel ic.jj -i : enii'-ralr 1 to M .s1- c:r, in IsiVh
o'-nting in KansaCity, Trb.ere hf-ra1 "i:'-rt-I;
a:;- r a :;r.itted to the bar. since that time
he ha. V-rn a protnhient and s.ns-saii'n p ,1
:ti. ian. having twice leen ek-ctcl to bn
gv.s. from his district, on the Republican
tli ket, overcoming a heavy uppos.ii. in mai r
i:y. M..j r V arnvr has leen active and ;-p-niar
in the ranks of the G. A. K. iu the West
I' -r nialiy years.
a sKUVICE PKNsloX !Mi iKSFIt.
'liiis morning the cnrarepuient ichirscd
the proposition far a servile eustoti. The
resolution? a.-- carried read a follows :
J' - .hc7. Tiiat it is the isf..;e of this n
catnpuient that the time ha come wdien the
soidicis and sailors of the war !ur tiie preser
vation of the I'nion should roctive the sub
stantial and mer.tcd rsvognition of this ttov
e: nmeiit by granting them sendee pensions
111 accord wiiti established usage; further,
.v--..?', 'i liat tliiseiitanipment favors the
I r,-.-illation ol a hill to Congress to give ev-
:y 'dd-t-r. sailor or marine of the army or
h-ivy of till Coiled Shoes bctwien April.
I- d, and July, ls.. for the iiciod of sixty
days or ra are, a service s.-iision of .?s per
month, and ;o all who served a per!.! ex
ceding el-h! li'indred day, an additional
ann. rit "f one cent jverday for c:ich day's
. viiv ex-svling thiit ier,.:.ii.
Your conouiilie also rariutly advocate
Ihe cassage of a bid piacuig widows of tile
s.h'.i-r., sailors and niariocs on the pension
list, ui'hont regard lo the time of the scr-
1,-e or tin- 1 ills' of ihe soldier's death.
V.uir c iniiiiitte: further rc'sirt lhat we do
not wiih-lraw our repealed approval of ihe
hill now- h-fort-Congrxss, which was proj-rj-e.l
and iie! -rscd by ihe National Pension
Coniinllh-c. known as :hc I'is.miiiiy I'm, si,, n
hill.
Misc-i-shi., v;,s eat short by a ihm ind f.-r
the previ'-.i- .pi"siio:i, an 1 a Vice wa taken
on ihe ad. .p'l-.n of Ihe minority report. The
re.uli was: Ave. If.a, nays, 1-Vi. A vole was
iit tahfii on Ihe majority r.'r:, and il
w a- adopted hy a Volt- of i-'-' to -i.
- -o-
Thc Farmer and the Mills B ib
The;-e lea. bcni a goo-l iIimI s.iid all. ul the
inn-rest of the fa-nv-r in securing then-jK al
or ri du.'iion of rat.'s of duty. The farmer is
trea-' d like a baby, and told that he is the
in: Icr do-r, and that he ha been il.ix'ivel
and in duinki..! l.y the manufacture's.
'.Vhat w .i! 1 h" farmer lose by Ihe taril!? In
he ii '-t piece he eansii.l (grow woai prohi
ei :' th.Oi.'is bid should become the
hiw. He n- w -r ov ahoi.t .0,0.1 .0 1,1
poun b ie" wo..! iinu iaily. lie d. ies not o-t
iiciv-i. I r.nh out of it i.t the i.r, sent rale of
d ;ty, a s(.n,m.- r"dnc;!o,i leaving b". n ma Ic
i:i l".;. i hisv illthnw out ol" i-s.. a good
.ie..': of i in 1 that is ch icily valuable fir sheep
gni.'iug. iivviiiaiso throw old of employ -incr,!
about ho ' n n tbi. k masters. Thean
u.ial crop ofwisil i- worth abuit n jasil m.
Ti
-r!';- If ti tii' Tirttu aifl
tl.; :'.;. 'tiit jti.;na; i-ti ci'
i. i:: li-s':y i cr- w ; ; 1
'-I'll fiiMl in IV:m: y! ,iui;i
u '.i::;, i wturi .fj :i;nl i a
:K.----:t t!.-!
':: jt v: :;;. c.
a vt-rv str..i'.!
-vU
e farm nrr a'.l'kl in
;!!';!!!'.. I'liiT p:.y ii -l.ity ttf (!: ;
h'.iiv. SltJ and ;: jute hints. ;
juti'. 'J1 p;-r ivii:.; s;:il era-!-., si ": o( .ier v---ial
" Mii- ari't". T!ie- nre all juitiip in
the free h'., i-.mi the linen Kt)d Iiarhi in
lereli wiii U depeudetit upon a I.titrhin
.j,i,iy. while :h" mnre ol'ihe iarmer's crops
j- htti'r tt. Ilfitip e'tl, r.fC feed antl inr
de:i tahh-s area!'' put 'ill tiie fr-.v lii .
T e i.i -:i r '1' :io.e-( -e in I'm: tVc. trad1
fiiemt' to rt vi-c t!;e tariiT. IT lie rai-sct any
li;;:i' whieh Mr. M:Us. Jt-'tin tirt h r thcdl-r.-ci:o:i
of I'.-c!.:.:! ''Iev.-!and. eat -uii.-i Ut
ni'.v m i't rial. it l' e uii the f.ve Il
t!ie li-M j(p t-uvUrd nhiin.ite fn-. t r.i
v. !ia-!i. ;n the eii'l. ill d. prive ol" proV- ::o.i
every: hir.ir t!i:it IstaUen tro'U the nuiml. Ii:
ehi hii iron virv- iv.vl bi-uniin.KJ- C'ul. We
have ho v;i ihe f.tniKT that pit:-.v:-o:: ha
enra-hfl him imi I has ;iven t i.u.i the
ham' mark t t he t iU iuv td' nhich istle
:!;e: hy t'.- hhi d tre t:ML.!er?. Tiii ?h ;iid
initiate t i'i;-;K'il the protect ivey.
teni, hat if this is i it emmj:!i fim iy the dl
r.H . ;i:;ai the indii-try in which he is
e!;.aod hou'.d !e. The firmer, we fancy, is
ihj. s-nrih'-rnii.'h'd en-a;;h t. nh him-ed'ior
iase ol tin- :x-- :rad,-r.
...
Protection and Civilization.
The fanner has i;n-jthi;i e!e to consider
lHidv.-s I'y .v?i pruteetive du:y. We have
-h :; 'hut lie i Iteitt ; "i t 1 hy tiie !;t:ii iin
ftp of j'aetorit?-. It liit - heeii dct!t."nlrat4-d
tr:-m tht. f:Vi iai rp;n thai tiie auTh-ul. lira!
S:atf have ntwu in proportion as iiuciii-fe-tanr.
i'.:er -s's were dv.'t h :p -d in tii- tti.
The jjmwth o( citi'-s ha aNo li-.xti v-ry irreat.
atid c'.iies furn'sh the i;iarket for i'tesale of
::ie prodace of tiie farm. The free tradet
are vvy fn:id ' tehi:5r' ihe fantit : thai he
sttTers from t'jp pn:e-tie ?y-t-:ii l-vaiist he
is obh-." d to fell his wheal at the price l:ed
in ihe 1. luii market. Ti.i- is not prei :e
y true. :i the farmer know i. hm iei u raid
i; ihr li.esahe f ariiti.t-nt. Wit at .V(.'ii!d he
the :e:;;l t-i the farmer if the etr;i:;try ha.l
Il.j itLi'iafacia;!!:,.' itidu-;: i.-s .' Thirc .v.iui !
hp 'in fvw er lamier'. There woidd h- a -ootl
:i; irty in ire. Ti.e y-'ii.; i-is'ii : t now
!e.;i; 'tiie f ;r:tt fi i-A work in tiie mil!
would then le oh:h; 1 Ut rere.hi a- e.t:-;va-nirsof
titCM'l. We tver jr Iae a
th al more wheat aid .,.rii t:ia:i we omsiime.
We send ahr- ad a hiri'o aa..;iiy t.f L'rain an 1
pr avi-s; riH. hnt wc aiso se'i a lar tpiaitlity
at home. Tiie foreign lnarkci is limited I:
tak.- wiijt it iiti-d af'er ii own crojf hav-
lvn ca'iiiiiu- l. and it can lke no ru t-,-.
What v.'oidd In1 the pitst'ion uf the Tniied
S ates d it had no manuhe v '.w in:--r.. '
We .-';oi:'d b.1 an agricultural community,
..'.'ii'i.'iirironn proilDcts and elothinj; tcar-vh.e-"
wr.li the materials which we had
-p'tn. Tite Matitics wu!tl pt srio'.v tiie
wo-ideri.d rno.vt!i which is now exhih'ied
hy t-very r -nrrii:. eenus rejtirt. v.r wiiiitl
ne have tiie citle th.it nw hny tiie t-n ! Ic v-(
the pmd-jce of th farms. If it were nii fur
t!ie prtte ;ive la.'tlf I he forijrn neiricet wo;il I
he ih only one which our farmers would
ha ve. They w ;ild rat up tiie rest wf their
tTtpr. l!iit meant) Is easily uii.l; r-uod.
The I hihed Siate.s, so far as liviiizatioii ia
concerned, woaid b. where th' y weivfonad.
Tt the protective system is lareU dauour
itKHiern ci ilization.
No More Free Trade For Them.
Wa-iiisoton, epteinbcr 1-t. An aclive
i wv:ki; Ivnut rat. just returnetl fron: New
i York, is worrying his political friends be re
. aot.ni the situation in that iTal;. lie rc;rti
thai ; iMioiitent iVniocraiic bui:i men
u la ave Iare chveka :n lsJ to help elect
Mr Cleveland, nreivinp this year nothing.
t 'ry li;;-e. to the Natt-nial ommi!tee.
-irs than tha:. l.e declares that the sjanie
men sre pvin iuoti"V tt ehvt Uepubliean
();irpsnier!, with theavowed wi-h to make
-urvt f havinc a ro!n.tiou ("onreA. So fur
the i'rcsitlency is (ncernetl thej don't
w;cii lo m s llepul'lican eur'.id, but they
wan no tiw.v free trade legisiation.
Macao President Again.
i.i.imF"Li-, Sciit. It. O.-n. HarriMii
ticiH to-ilay Willi his oli urrfij' comrades at
CJ.iyi,ii, a sinaii illij.-e twenty miles, fn,m
tills i sr. wl.ore the fnurtii annual rtunion
i.MIi-e tr.-T. r.t'eth In. liana repiment was in ij.
tic-:-. II.:.-"istm is IVewnls-nl oftht A.ss.Sv ia
ti'n, a:: 1 t-a-ilay wn re-lt-cot e..l. II,' TV -ronii-r-l
ro r. ?txs H ':lc...ni(5. In:t conlinr-l l,i
r. r.urk-1 a'.I.iclier to Lis rc'.aii.ni? lo liis rc-..-m.
nt. AfiiT Hie nw:li rruwj of fully
t.i.ilrj surruumlt-j ilietanJ, eaefr to iliake
t!ic tl'.stirigaij'utsl ruat:' hand.
Increased Mortality.
J i :s,5.yii.i n. Fi ., S, pi. H. Tiis has
Is, 11 the saddest day since the etii hndc tie
can. The gloom is intensified by the promi
nence of some of the Jvictlms, esju-cially
tw-j Igutis I. Flemii g and Hou. Henrj- A.
I.-ngie. ihe ktu-r cashier of the State Bank;
ex-Siata Trrasnrer, uud Chairmau of the
Sanitation Committee. Mr. Ftemtne was
ooe of Ihe Inst known citizens of FlorWa.
He w as a grandson uf General Ltwhs Faiio.
and a hnnher of the Psinocratic candidate
for Covernor. lie was noted not only for
legal ability, but for always refusing lo argue
a e-..c tiiat he .'id not cinseient!on!y believe
to Is- right. Mr. Fleming and Mr. I.cngle
Here n lalives, atid they dksl at nearly the
-r,nie hour. le.htT Tictims were Frank K.
Ii' v. a leading insurance man, Mrs. th .
Hern. W who husband died ten d:1ys ago,
and another inenihcr ot whose fum?iV iias
also dieil : Harry L. Robinson. Mrs. 0. II.
Weinioiith, lUrx liray, Mr. Chatnian. an in
fant of J. W. Waiiaee,il.nlu K. Coleman.
Ilenjamin llogwell and Mrs. Patrick Kelly.
The number of new cases to-day w as 43;
deaths 12, the largest record of mortality
during the epidemic. Total cases reported
to date. fii; total deaths, llti.
The weather is still wet and unpromising
and the earth soaked with water. Several
physician; and nurses from New Orleans,
Mobile and Savannah arrived to-day A
stieual train was sent to MoCh'uny to-u.iy
with physicians, lnnrs-! and supplies. About
ti-1 cases have been reported at MeClenny and
lit or 1- deaths. The place is almost depopu
laiid. not more than 140 ptsiple remaining.
The hsjd physicians are all sick. The Citi
zens' Association to-day resolved to pay for
the erection of a hospital to lie maintained
by the Knights' Templar.
Yellov Fever In New York.
! Kb-hard A. I'r k tor, the astronomer, arriv
' ed in New York on Monday from Oak I. aw n,
; Marion county, Florida, where he has an ob
' scrvalory. He put up at the Westminster
Hotel, and, f.-eiirig fatigued and generally in-di-posrd,
a physician was summoned. Tues
day raorning the Professor grew worse and
his symptoms were so much like those of the
dreaded scour::., that the physician advised
1 the Hoard ol lleaith ot the suspicious cir
cumstances of ll.e case, which he diagnos.sl
a yellow fever. Ir. K l-on and his most
exiM'rt asisianls visited the eminent patient
hi his r.Mui and they coincided promnlly
I wiih the diagnosis already made, which
I point-d so unmistakably to the Florida epi-
, d-mic.
j Piofe-'-or Proctor was tab-i to the North
: It-other I-hind Hospital Tuesday evening.
! and Wo In -. lay ni-iil the en 1 came. Death
t was preceded by slight convubiun and the
I clntracterislir' black vomit w hich attend ail
j fiial eases of the fever. The remains w ill be
held by tiie lleaith Department under con
i dition insurin- etitire saf-ty, to await the
1 insinictiotis of the family of the deceased.
800 Lives Lost.
i H v.N..Sept. 12 In swtite localities alon
tiie eoat dnrin the rwnt hurrrirane. en
; tire t:-sliin vdlayos were saej-t away. At
Sau:i hfic se have been discovered wliieii
wen-w;ihed fnnn graved and it U bfrlieVed
i tii.-.l as many more are in the Manmve
i h;:.-hes. Helvveeti (arap'iee and Tarahnts
,' sixteen tii.ist;i:f; scho:ieisi are h;h aitl dry
in the vudi damaged to tiii.li au extent
I that tlicy will he a U.tal !.s. I'ish were
, hilled in va-l i.utnher-'. llandn tl- of cattle
were drowtn-d in the river and tin ir carin
' es now t !i'!:i!i"'T l!ie liealth nf the eity. At
Nmto x. .-iiiir, i cily the t-.i fc:l and
: the it jur d 7 .
Al t ":.yo ( iranei. the I;dihou - was hlown
j ti 'ivii aii'l fi.e inmaiis w re drucm! ami
two lare m known vessels were wneeked.
: ofthe forty-six natives- known to have r-
Niicd at ( arahurian the b.idh! of but five
I have been reiujvertl. In the Vtieltu Arriba
! and Vuelt.i Abjo li--triets the ruin is eom
; pie!e. Tiie canedields were aii flat. It is
j estimated that ihe su-ar crtp will fall short
- of hi't y tMtr's er. p over f l jkt cent. In Vtu l-
la Ab:o tiie uumber of ihveliins, Imts ami
! o.r.hon-es blown down in the district in esti
' mated at :i.."t.) and the top at 1,1','Vm. The
i entire fruit and vereiable crp is complete
j ly hist. The total munlier of deallis
i liirtiuIumt lite island is Mated at N", t he
: U.Hht'N if seven of the crew, including that
of t.he commander lust in the frunltoat Iitul-
i tad. at lhttahano, lu'VelxeCTi reoirered.
A Crash on the Rail,
' .Vrw.TiK, O . September 11. A fnglitful
railroad a;i i!ent happened at Ankenytown,
a -Miall station on the Baltimore. andiiio
Ilaiio'id, .'i-i miles, north of this ci'y. a?) -ut
; u u'ei'sK-k this morning, resulting in tiie in
' Mant killing of Krviht Kngineer Harry
; TtHiiliiifon, nn unmarritsi man of this city,
j and I-uvid Wi'.-Mjn, marrietl. baayc me
. .-e:iT on p.L.-en:er No. I), which is due to
' have h- rc at .'.."V.i, but tea late. Five others
! were fatally and ' severely ii.jured. The
part it uIj-s ofiite acei'lent, as jjiven by pas
renders and tniinnicn, ac : At Ankeuytown
; fright No. !'., engine 21", Kri'necr Totniin
' m:i, had iai:c:i sidirj to aiitw No. 9 to puss.
; The engine and mail Ctat'!i of the p I3sen'er
; parsed "vr the switch al! rhtht. The baj;-
ira-e ear turned in on the switch carry iii;?
j w iio it two coaches and two sleekrs. The
j ba;'U,'c car Mrack engine 2lUantI was mma1i
j ei t si.liuter. while th-e first coaih, crowd
; ed witii j-av-ciier en ruute homu from the
! h A Ii. encampment, was piled on top of It.
Tiie dome of the engine was knoc ked off
j and the engine lioi'-Ts bur-t.
j A St rXK OK HoKUuR.
j As S4w;i as the cars struck, tht re was a
j .scene of indescribable horror and terror,
j j ia .-senders U-in; knot ked over ami pikd
i up-ei each ik'i- r. scald -1. t 'it and dislig'tretl
! iti tiie mosi hiiiti'u; manner. Theec.ipin
; stam with aguni.:ii:r shrieks and groans of
- lite wotiiitieti and injared added terror to
the s.x'iie. The s!hk !c was so sudden und
i.tnied with it siH'it terror that the passen-
I jr.-rs eouitl not W how they p.t out. That
! eviry pasxnrer in the first coaeli was not
: killel outright is a miracle. Aa svin as the
: niiinjoretl found they were wife they went
I to work to rescue the wounded and death
Severe Drouth in Michigan.
( hkaj'. S-pl. IJ. A tlis-patch from 1j
troit, llich., (tjy-t; "Tiie Ion; continued
drouth i causing treat 1-s to farmers in this
urt of Mtcliiati, especially in Wayne. Oak
land, and Macomb counties. The orn, of
whi- n There was an unusually heavy acreniif
tiiis staviii, i burne! and tihrivelied with
ears tn!y jnirily nattireil. Tiie early d immer
was favorable f or p t -.11013 att.l the hasi for
hfi yi-h:was ftirmetl. but tiiedry neil has left
tbeni smaih and stunted, not half a yield.
SipM-dica ami turnips are aifo dimiiiiitivc.
t'ltiver-M-'! and l-e-ius are t lie 0113 'r,,!T
benefitted by the dnmth. 1'astunie scant
and streiims and springs which usually give
abundant water are d. kd up. Many far
mers are obliged to haul water lon dis
tanced. One in Wayne County, who has
eighteen cattle, ix hors, twelve hos, i.t3
ix sheep, and a family of nine, has to haul
every drop of water he u-s a distance of
three miles from the river Koiuie. Most of
the farmerr? who are able to do so have bored
for artesian wells, but so much natural jos
ia found that thciroutlay of wo-k an t money
i wasted. The b-5 to the farmers will be
heavv."
A Disappointed Bride-Elect.
Hrr nxnTf.N, Sept. I'i The home of Miss
I'.Ma W.Hnia. yonpe?.t tiansrliter of the laic
ItoSert Wood., wa nlli.n.1 Willi a larire nnm-lx-r
of piects last nit'iit Ui witntsM her in ir-
riaje with J;ilm t! Cjler, a cie.-k in ti.e i
A'iam KxproR lV.niany'ii otll.-c. V.ilnahlc !
presents bi been arriving all day an J a
sumptuous s'ipper ha I b.vn preparfl. At
the apjiointe-J luar of S o'n'iuek na room ap-ft-arim;
a meeneer n u diutebjJ to hi.
biurJin iu ise. wlifn it xas discivere.1 that
Colcr had mysteriously diap;eared theniijal
jin-vious, leaving no traje of hU wiiere
alrautf.. In juin- has revcalccl the fait that Coder
was also enjTaed to be niarriel to a yoai'c
lady of Warrior's Mark, w!h i now en-rajjeJ
in e.jrnileti ng her trousseau. Coder dipiay
ed unusual ica! in Clinrcb and Sunday School
work.
The following letters rr-mamitig in the 1
nnstodV-' at S-;. , ,t. sent lo the j
!ead letter rdthvifiio! (alhsl for wiihiu ten
days irom this date. S. pierais-r lss ;
r.og.sess l''ia;!-s I.. : 1 Vl'er J s
1. : 1 on-'ca j
Marsha! .M.t i-.Tirar ..mina.; I H-ans,ey
Hi-anslev !
Mr.i itiy.ilar-.vy,: I.mwand Mary K. ;
Fllngama.1 Ihn auue . ; Trevono Mary, ;
VanfieLe! Eh: Wicks J. S.
J. K. Cm m.o:ii, r. M.
A Woman's Crime.
I AEKEii r-CKo, t. a.. pt. 1 'he
11.
The
neighboring timiily of Tj ler is excinsl mer
tiie suicide of Mr. V.irner. and the attempt
she made to a' the siiinv liuie lo kid her ihrce
chihln-ti l.y poison. She N a woman of tm- 1
cont.'oilahle U-mp r. This morning ;!,e got
up in a terrible t'.t ol aide-, and mixel a !
large dose ol ' IUuigii on rs'jr' in a glass, j
Mte (find ihh- rnieireii to i-.r and gave each
ol then a large ss.onfiil. They Isgun to
K'reatn and their erics brought in iheir fa:h
er just as Mrs. Varner W':us savallowing the
remain.!' r nfthe dose. Ail four fed to (be
floor at once. A phy-ician was siiniir.uiicJ,
who saved the children's lives, but Mrs. Var
ner died in a ll-w hours, i he aroused her
self once and said if she r.s overed she would
do a better joh the next time. Toe family
is one of tiie prominent ones hi the county. 1
Killed by the Kick of a Horse.
PmiKXi.vti.!.g. Pa, Si ptettiV.-r 12. John
1. Sic'gner. a n-sidicnt of Uii-hlan liiiwr!,
liuck if umy. was kihi d by ihe ki k of a
horse in a iccn':.:r nianner. He went iulo
the staliie to harn.-ss '.he animal, and while
in the stable the horse ki-'krd him in the
stomach. knickin:: him do'.vn. Mr. Ste'ger
rc.-ained his f.s-t and went out of the stable,
but iniinKhut. lv sank to the ground and ex
pired in a ft w :ii!i,:i!cs.
X
'rrni F. Ti m;. T.':.K r
n in I'c-iiu. Ih .
i-;iu' heM Si r.len:-
."( i'ji't! ar t cuit.Ti'-i
U-t 1. l-M. to (mil
,1 ,1 new eau -.-a I Si.- (can
re tn ll.e. i.iit.U of Ih-is.s'or.
HIl sf'-. il.-M-i.i!,- rc
kt-v. 4 - K
nil. r. :'a ...i-.-n -oitira "Ic- cuu
c.rrt'-(HDl. N-M .1'! ;iniH.iH ill ix- r- .!
Jiili! h ult-r 1. !. :. t it'll i'l-: Htrs.
;U .!.
F. Fa DAVIDSON,
23 OHIO STSEET,
AkLEGHENV CITY. PEIMN'A.
--'W !
The iiwl I.r- u ;!. it, of
HviT tdTervd, ::t twen:y pe: c nt ;iT!
AMMUKiTIOH !
At c rn spo'niiiiiiiy low prices.
Th' o!-i'-i ji." ! 'H -ti In-'li'i-ioa i'-r o'.v.ii,;:;:: .-;
V.i ii,-- Iviai .r:ui'. We lme Miee-iul!y ,'ie
Imreit tioa.vc.N v.-iiiif tiit-ii lor !l:e u.ef;ve till
ihsoil.ie. I ci!. ili.r- -s
f. DUFF & SONS,
svjito .i.n. ;'..;:a:;:i), I'.t.
GEORGE J. JHOffflrJ,
3HACFT1 llt.il K
BUGGY TOPS, CUSHIONS, AFRONS
r.ucs, etc., for th: trade.
THE OSLY srxri.ti.l-T.
5S and ; AXIiKIW'iN STI'KKT,
Al.LKC;ili:XY CITY, VA.
V.'rilc f.jrslcsi-iij,;ive 'M:alf.uMit'.
JGEITS WANTED
TO SOLICIT ORDERS
ForfMirChniiv and Ilunlv NurT- Sft-k. Sii-ady
wrk tor encvuetie, u ruae n:eti. Salary
and expnes tr e.. iin!i.-jo!i if i. i. -r. l.
T he iminew ,iiM--k!y hv tn'lv tt-flri"-!. Sat
isfaction Ciiranto(i L a-io!.ier a 1
ML'--ai-. rile laimea.HU-lv for tcrai-s.. r-ai.e kc.
A Mre
f. (a. CJHASE d CO.,
1430 South Penn Square.
All" vt pfiiladelphin, Pa
T T" WONDERS cx-
1 L I j i J it n thutiiind of ff-iiis,
IP f let Hre ,v-.-:.. -,. l.vii,C
MJf JmJ 1 U L marvel of iiiv -n,.. ti. Tao-e
v. i,t ail i'i if."! -t' protii.ii, Ic w-.-r tiu caa U
ito'i v. ''t!c ii hiMie- f-fioJil-i nt i'- scti-i
ta-ir (i'".ire ft. ill1;. -it t o., ponjarid Many.
U'i.I ntf've fri'-', t" i ; ii." .r -u;:i.n ii-.-v f"t.cr
s'x. of all iic-. '"Uii e-Tii trt'ni .-'"i i f tht .lay
a:d upward, v. ' r.". t T'-cy iiv". V'-.; are . ri
ed fve.'. t n pi:! not rfi:.r' t. km1 hi -iti.e
ttver .i0 ia & .-lUylt; uy til thLs tv.-rk. a.' fut
reei 1. jttnl t- tw-Iyr.
nipMC V REVArfDEDnreth..
I I Will Cm tt iiort.i ii iii:iiinl tin-n ' t;
ihey itl U, ! i;-.U"r:..'. r.j'i.'V: n ri l'r",t will
!.tt t.-.k tiieui i rot n ihfr h. aad t'nfiihei'.
The j.n:'T.- are hire at,.i -i;r.- ( r t-.-.ry :i: iti-tri-fi'ir-
)M'r'il : iieoiy nave ra,t. 1-uii.i nre i"a inak
m,' fveral huiii!-'tl .tollar-' n moMtti. P J eis-y
fttritic "tie to nif'-cr j-. :oi ! ii,.i'rud- ;'riv w ha
i wtlliii',' t vori. K:i Ii" 'T. ; aiic i "'M :
oaf ttti ict ne.le : m !art yii , t vt-r th. it
nvv ; no spec: d tii.li!y r; "''-- ?miii' 'r ;
run Ho it rrs n'll nsftrtyt.-n. Write l- tt on-e
for fail p.tnii-ulars. u-io-'ii ve mai'. i'ree. AU-iresit
ftTlNsoNA: ( '.. l',iniiTid. Me. jan ll.'s-iyr.
.YinMsTUAT i: notick.
K-tute nf rhanTfv M.-iieuv h t- A . ! i;cof -.m-erseL
T i S-iaerel .. 1'u.
r.t.t'rst'f n ir'!!'.!rstra.i.-n on :;''-.e "-tate h.iv
US l'D ifrani"it lt the im.l.Mi.'il"t l.y tiie proj
er iititf.or.ty. ncticf is tie:.-i;y n . i-u a. a.! t
Sti!) Iri'K !tel in sai. e'a'e tti niiie wn-iit diitte
layiiient. arid t!o- f:aviar; ela.ins jiaia-si the
still'.' will pr 'tit t)i- :u d.dv ,Mtl rif t;! i'-H't d for
st-itJ-'int'Tit eii s-o-nftir. the :"h tlav oi" -it rn-I'.-r.
l-s, r Uie ,!,--t- tjfj. o. k.iiiini-11, U-,., m
Somerset iitiroith.
W. V M'.TKKVV,
JA' tdJ A. lUlil''tV.
aii', Ahn::i.t rulers.
! IT will b: clad tidings to the
LADIES
T.) KNOW t;ie
GBEAT IMPEOYSMENTS
s
EWIiG MvCHIMlS,
Itut on n.nie arc tucy so j-rf. . .t-d ,-i t.n the
WHITE
Its w?f P-iItoiri-u :!(-. r a V- i.'I'.n ti- ''vcii'v
Ihe orti.1 ntti -i- iol. I;; ojt.u.t'1'.tit t-r tt-f t -t'-liir-thtit'
shn'tic. and po-'t-Vf -priav'cs
fKiit-TUi. i;.:.T n li-.-.mr !.. jtri-i evi-fi
slit. 'a. so tii'i'-h ad hop -I hy hit he
uf Ii-' rm:i!T j. nait-
t;i. lioll. Millt:rtt'T(., - -O t I
t.i..:; i-r u,Mf n lite
Sewing Machine
Mu.le. f Is oil enjij ni rlie N'.vVcc. ir, prt-v.-m.
the Kliiijii; i.f til" iralTU'.n:. its
t-tr m iv i ii
I ...eoeii-sexiing ieeu:e..
AXI ITS EW.it
Admirable Tension
nele) the new convenient attach ie r.t. .And
the U ieuy )l its m. .r Iv-nt u-ao-l wors ic ikis
il t.'i- niiM p-rr'fa mm U"t S n iin' Va
chioe m the uorhl. latoic tti liv-tc
mi ! -''.Krt ia.lc.tif in. io'o.t etirclai
ly te:m': ihe merits of tin-
W II I TE,
AVill ti'il ciii'Ttaia th. thuuil of r.i;yfur nnr
l r. I-idie i!,i''.y t c nrmne il sl-oai-i
eal: ta ur ndtlr-
Joseph Crist, Ag't.,
JEN N ER X ROADS, Somerset ia.
Burdette Organs
Thc ini:ni:iii ni have Niir Nnkawn for
tbt-ir "ireinrtri aiei durtttjiljiy, ."Wt-tiM-1- nni pu
rity of loin;. feptlU-"s-yr.
0 'A I
s.-' 'y J -y. ''ST'S i
Odd Freaks of Lightning.
CnvTiiaa. Mass.. Sepiemisr Ii!. A tfiutt-
. (1er ,toTI!, ,,,sl over this region l-lwcen 1
j 0-tUn.k .....mingi Lightning slnick
several plai-es, I hi- m.ist damage being done
j , . .. f , , , MV;
j ('lat jiam where a li!t entewl the ihin.ncy.
Umia..h ti,-e inio the pirlor and
. , ,.., ,,.-, 1,
ihr-w hiin atr.is. the room, bruisiniz him
j considerably and mi.lcp.ig him insensible.
! Thf bolt exn'erle l in Ihe aid.lleof the room
I .,f! ri,,,,i ,(,.,, Th iiou-e is bad
y da;il.1.t j .;T.t i.ii.a: also struck and
j jjma ,i ..,. rJ-.,
j 1
wm
Absolutely Pure.
I
Tiit l'oit-.ii-r Ti.'VfT vn-irt A m ir.-t-l nf i.nriiv
tnninh aii'l w ii"t"Hiicfi5 - M.rv ''-'it?i. ic.it al
i ti.dii the 1 iri 1 ii-trv kui'i'. n"ij c:i:inrt r.n mUi ut
- -1- t. , ilh'lha inii'tl'ill....!' b I.,sl vhorl
I .,.;,-,,,.' Hi.m, r .....wphaie isovucr. '.x.'ll
, .,. Mr. u Si.kiso iv.inna r.vv. Hat
! ,. ,, ,r.., v..ri. 1,1
j YDMIXISTPATDli'.S NfiTICK,
! K-tH:e ( J.4'.ll W(i.riilff, 1. t:it nf I'rtjavr
I 'I ill W' Vi.-K T'iW!lt,t SHiHTM't t"'rtHlfT, 1'h.
l,-u.-r f! ilnim.raM.n i;c .(e (..
f hm k-aii it '1 to ihe tint Icriufti! Ity the
' (-ruiM-r mi.lhrify. not fee ij h-Te'iv t'iwn ttinll
5w-rn iinit !'!'! t e'Ktf to iimk'.' liiiJttti.l
I ate pt lii' iit. !t! ihoM hrtHlii c!..)!ii Hi:,illl-t
1 the Miiiif w lli n.'-scitt Ihein 1uty Hiiliicnticjifi
t' r m'M : iii. nt en SHinntav. ..-''0tli ilav n, (f.
r. Il-Vi,! rt-;.i.-i;t'i'of Aku-.:'l-r Kl- jui
; in 'invu-ii.;i.
j ,SA?U'EL Wf riiUKIN;.
1 '. A'.iTuliaL-trmt.
New Fall Goods.
j I have just r ! ved lurjti' stm k of
j 1'n-s.si (iomis, 1'oo.sl.stin of I'l.-'SS Cloths
; from cents a van! uji ; Haml.some
l Jro;iik'loihs, Ilciiri. ti.iti in "Wool ami
Silk Warp, C.itoliiu'?, Irab d'AImax,
Si-baHtaiKiis, ic. Uani'.!uie yanl-wi'le
lli'iiricttas, 2.! cfnts a yaril. 1'rt'tly lirvss
1 iilsat 10 ami 1 1 cttnLi. New HaniK iS
i Canton Flannels, Shirttnis, Ac. A full
line of I'onustit' tioods, i-hoa;'. New
I Millinery Coo. Is roniiii in. Come ami
see the ijai'jjaiiir). New Hosiery ami un
ilernear in ti'iH-k.
!
MRS.A.E. UIIL
i PENSION AGENCY.
i
SOL. UHL,
l
j Taly ;otihorixd hy the i'iovcr!i"ient. Office in
: Bter?i liltH-k, up suirs, .--oiiierst't, pa. inarhitif.
SOMERSET MRKETS.
Corrected Weekly by COOK BEERITS,
Choico Grocericsv Flou r & Feed
ApT'le. tirktl. V
Ai'Ut- tt'iUtT, f kal ,
Pr-tn. J l'.s
Itaiivr. i ndh i "f '
,. :vc-rK'
4t"(7 .."it If
J im
I'-uek vheul, V '-u- i1'
HC.-SWRX f ft - .t
UiiroM. iS'nfHf an'tl linm-! 1 le
tt'o-mfv tmin- ft Bj..... Uv
is;io-1(.lT-j r a
t'orn, u-ht ? u'l - T"'
' fht'i!'ii r. Lu 7i'
r -'
"'lop. t-..r!l ti.d os, Tp I'iu 1I.S $1 .""i
' il'. 71. I"".' i.M ti r
Kf.-'ir.'ltolu'-r i'ro'ct'-V y hiJ'.L."ZZ"Z'i To
" V.--Ii:irt. T U!ji Z- "' ?. Vi)
KlrtX-eti!. lni- TV
Utiti. !: a In.
MuMliMiK, t 10 U -3i r.n i W
t ''". - - ', -a-1'"
Pi?!,iC.(-s. V h.i - site
i'- H-tif. orietl, " It "i iif-
kve, r t'.i tsV.t.T.'.e
r'jll. (No 1 - hhl 1 'i
f.rr.un'l Aiioui srtck t D
" (Ash tun) till: i.. ;0
H " ' W
frarar, vellow. lb Tc
Whit, V Tt. Va.hT
T .liim', V R - .".c
Wrtr au suit r 1M $1
y saclc m
Wheat, V ba - jVt'At-
I VTIISK
TO P.VV
THAT THF. OLD
Reliable Firm
- OP-
A.H. F3RNER &BE0.
STILL EXISTS,
And for tiie tr-Kl of the Hxiple of Somerset
and community, Utn may they
exisl.
Tin.n: use f
GENTS', FINE SrfOES
Tin: i:mi:::.-son.
I'Kl'IOl.F:, CdXiiilKsS,
IirTTOX, and i:ai... i.v
rt'Ki'i'isK.
("iaiuVAX.
KAN'iAI!'"!,
IiJNi."LA. AND
CALF.
W. L. Douglas'
2.o.i. $:;.('), unJ..sl.OO ?!ines. fn fnmi tut k
and naili. Kvery pair WarrantetL
JENS' VVOfKINQ SjHOES,
90 Cents to $2.50.
Ladies Fine Shoes !
Flexilile, T,-ii(-st Stvlrs. f.ir Pprimr ar.d
Hummer. Iw and High Heels, Ii., C, I),
and K. Widths.
(0 I
sf
T" I'LL TO ACtEH OP. KElfsE.
1
To KiimVth. Infrmnrrici! with PetiT IWiwiian,
rrsniiiL' in Vak. Vt.Klf,n.-i IV,., 1:1.
Vo nr hereby untitle. I t apfwar : an fir
risill' r.-in If. ' !ild at is,,mer-t on te.:i.lv
tt f nth .ie.T r.r Sen- next. t .'-c or r. :u-e
!f TMfci- tht- rcftl tstiiu-.if i -.n.'c K.-.h.T. il-.st-a-. il,
r.f 'Mciahni.iiir Twp. S.,ui.-iss-i ...eulv. p.,
t tne ai.i.rniwsl valuatiim. or shuw cause why
lh. stt, "h.mi.-l ool be soi J.
tiherifTntitlice. K. S. McMlM.EM
Somerset, Aug. 15, 'S8. j Sheriff .
The Chance of Y our Life
TO Ill'Y
iijXe: clothing
FOB LlTTXalC lOTJ-iY
AT HEFFLEY'S.
i ! t I ! I
FOR YOUR INFORMATION I OFFER A FEW
BARGAINS. 1 READ :
Mans' Dress and Business Suits.
Wage Workers Suits at $5, Cut to $3.
Cheviot Suits at $13, are now cut to $3
Now is vour rliaitci. Soornck'T Coata tiii'i v-i- i.liinvst piM-n awnv
Uluo Suits from $7 to - 1 - fa-t ! .. I'. ii of
FURM1SHIG GOODS AMD HA TS TOfW ASUNDER !
Cups at 10c; Straw Hats at y.t.ir own j.ric.'. A o-ivat roduetion in
j : i-,.i; oi uii hiiiii.-".
Trunks, Sac'neisS, and Vai! Paper lasSsthan Cost,
'CALL AND GET BARGAINS BEFORE TOO LATE. AT
i
! HEFFLEY'S, Somerset, Pa.
I-IE3DQTJVRrrERS
F
HARDWARE AND IMPLnHXTS
JAS. B. HOLDERBAUM,
k-wAf.o.ls,.. I a. a.il. .'..
Ve have jnt re. eive.I fur the piin Traoe a Car la. .0 of he tVlt-l.r..'c,l
STUDEBAKER WAGONS.
Ii' Vui: WANT A
BUGGY, SPRING WAGON, BUK BOARD OR ROAD
CART,
You can liml what you uani.anl none better for '.;, moiiiy than ours.. We Lave
en r.-.Va Lrv .-lick ,,
ciUMPios iusdehs. i; i:.w mis, moii ,;,v.v. hli'jws. ,y
Champion Hay Rakes,
(iiitmniliiil Ail'iint En nj oil-r ll,:Li ;, it I'n .' Sliy.,1 n H'lu.l.i.
Plows, Harrows, Feed Cutters, tic.
J. 13. IIOI,:DTi:i7IJxVtJL,
.NO. :i. 1?AI-:HS l!,()CK.
riiE CELE.iHAIED-
pianos ea tm w h; f:m nm
Fl&iyi mz:.
i'iu'ilu; W U d ti y kJ Vih ,n, Ani-i.
a H.M.r, i ;l '., bo,c A.v-i.ta, Js,hrtcv.'n, Pcnn'a.
avi r.ii a?i.s .'c j toe; p:Ry,'
A LEADING, POPULAR, PRACTICAL, COMMERCIAL SCH03L.
CC.MMERCIL, SHORTriAND, PRACTICAL, ENGLISH K3 aiLlT'.SY OEPA5TSENT3
I're'iili nu tnptirTtmit' nr -i i t ; r : t
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