The Somerset Herald.
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Janiutrr '!. I3- j
T.ik Lrf.:iii.inn lottery m'-nt at Chicwffo
lia drawn a pri" i" lir W;ir
r.tnt f r iii artvrt.
T.i...; -J. J..m. -f tl. UarrW.ory
7W.?r;.,',. Usevn hos.n iTesi lent of
tl.t' .Male i.iiitoiial AJiciatiou.
At a ni'f'iir.c f ti.e J'e uocralic Htate
Committee at llair'.t!ir0' lai-t week. Klli
ott T. KiMit r a reflected Chairman
of that lexly.
The ari!r bill nil! pn to aroto in
the Senate to-Jav, Tne.iay. Tlie rn,,ja'
l.iii'.i.it.-ire that it wi'.! not reach a final
vrtc fur mime J V J"1'-
Hat. writers have rw! ink und
want a little cin-ap notoriety aw spring
ir'.'npiu nil .:ni of the country ami
igairs llieuiseivcn '"W hite Cups."
.. Y.-::k Cisv u.i.k;naanelhrt U
n-iiiht-tin i.ihiiU r f ai!iiif. so as "
M.le ..ne snio. il for every I'm uii'ii,
men ami children." H is the Democratic
tiil!.i.i i f fmln-rinj up.
J four iw n.iit'e t'n- li-unary el O
r,..n :'.! ti.kf j.liti-.'. The- 1 k:i1 (.lliri-rs to
"m- ho- n, ui f, in mar.y r- fnt t.-, a im
t .rr.iut ' the M:iti' aii'l Omnty. The m
;.. t ;. .n i.f faii.li.-la!' fhi vs'ui rv-ivc ilue
I : !- air I i-'i!1i-i!'T.I inli.
Ki '-nt-.i'vr ti i: l'i i !i fin )m-r,t-il a
j.i'.l!ii!i In the ii; Tvir. I' inrt t have
.iui!-r-ft '..anty trani-fi-rr.il frmn the
;.; ni to the 'ti-rti Histii-t of the
NaU fiin' O'urt ri-fiii tn eotmhlcr
Jic iHll;iin favnrahly Mr. J'nirh (irnput
t i iiitr. .-iiK-t into th- I-tr'fl :t:ine an act
i-n-aliiiL' tiir.i' jmli 'i.il liiv.rii !.
Tun Prohibition Amf inhn-i.t will lx
fiibicittci) to the ot-rs of the State c.a
tin' l!h of Juno. I-'riui una on till that
a tlif "net" aV'l '-Irys" will have
l! - ir inning. At the oiitart botii rhlif
c iini I'-ntiy I'roi iaitn that they will Tarry
tiie Siute. Tin' iro!iabihtiei are that one
or the other will 1 iiNijixinteJ in the
!v-n!t.
-jyinjr in a r.'vnt ronv.T.-at..'n : 'I an t
11! ytm v.ni I H.011M ht if I wi-re Pni
dfiit. I Ei.tnUatidy uft'r my inuiiuni- !
',n I would rui! my rah-rvt t-vthrHnd
Kiy : u'i.t!t nii'ii, 1 dtin to ur'ntiy j
iift that a'h of you rcjK.rt to me in j
thirty ditvi from dnti that you have dis
riiavi'd every IVnuHTtt in ymir r-sje't-ivt-
dtjrtfiH'.iU at l Ulli'il his j'!ate ith
Tnr. (irjnTs of tl:e State are agitating
the i:itfvti..n of all .'f huM in IVnn-
KylVs.iHH on tho lnof, w itli the objt't of j
Itrfakin diiwn tho Ch"n;tro iei'f monop
oly and rn.-oaniinc the rr.,wth of rattle
in .V.insylv.tm.1. Th'y Kiint to the fart
that wlifii iMH'f was raiv.-d in this State
or f.m- tlie war, it wa t iiri.'h't than Chi-
r.iL U-t f is now, tlnM-ii mins and all i
ot ln-r JmmIs ar ch-,tor now tlian then,
f'"it meata. The bill will make a live
ly iittl and its iirtHwip w ill nt resinted
ly tin J.ijjr Tour who own tho. Chicago
r;;ttie ard and ivfiiirMatrx.
A I h: i i;ai ; w;er mv: "The in-
t";is! parti-'anMliiti of the I'nited Stilt oft j
s-nnt.k cm Hi.: 1m- better iIiu-tnttol than .
y tin htati-nient that .'ivMdiM.t Cleve- j
bind has si-tit in tnore than three- hnn- i
tired an i twenty-five mmiin.iiioh nince
the opening m-ion of Ci.jrreiH, ami of ;
tlo-se bu y-tbrev have loen coulinn- j
d. To which it may be n-jiiied that the j
iiite:ic pariiKjnhip of ViVM-lent Cleve
land e.iu not Up b"Uei illuMrated than by j
Ihe i.i 't that be has attempted to pruvble
phceti f'.r bin paiti-aa i'avoritew and M
bandiap the incoiniii a liniuis'.ration j
by bU a j;ioint mcntf. :
Ii:;':nr.T tive H of Mereerromi
ty, has introdtncd a bill into the lArisIa
tmv ariietidini? tho niarria liceriM act
thut shottld U- pas'.l witbo.it delay. The
amendment provide lliat only tme of the
contracting iart:es need be pre.snt when
tlie licen.se is applied for. It wan not in
tended by tiie author of the original bill
tliat both jurtiea fbotild present them
selves at Iho clerk's olhce and make tlie
required aihdavit when a licenw was ap
plied f.r,but it hat- bernsoeoiij-truedand
Itt'bl iu iiuwt of the counties in the State,
the clerk arbitrarily iiiMtin,; that lotI(.
arttf-a must K present, Thia is not right
ami in many in-lanceis is extremely in
convenient, and Mr. Ilali's amendment
in intentleii to rectifv it.
Tiik new of the election of a Uepub
lUn I'nited States Senator from Dela
ware, Anthony llijins l-ynanie, will 1e
rMe'ned with profound satisfaction all
ner the country. It is a lon lime ttinee
the little Commonwealth bant leen rep
resented in the Senate by a man of mod
ern itlea. At the lat moment a deiKT
ntc eflort wan ma.le by l!ie Ik-mtK-raU to
lny Kiitticient Uepublican votes to elect
their candidate, hut they bad the wrung
-1a of men to deal with to be euece
tul in their corrupt method a. The tdec
tin of Mr. H'nr.'inR off-u't- the IVmocrat
ie piin of r.aHxmr in Virginia, auJ
leaves the Senate lb-publican by it old
1'Ut uncouifortabU'rhMK? inajority. With
that "fair count" which now e-ui prob
able in West Virginia, the I V-mocrata w ill
1 '- Mr. Kenua, and the Kepubhcana
will cbt Mr. ioff or mmc other person
f tjttal staiwart tu, to hit plane. Four
i. not a lare majority in a body of "cv-iMity-nix
mctuU'ra. but it is letter than
two, and, moreover, tin lbpub!icann in
t'-ongtesw are in harmony comcrning the
p-neial outiineti f policy.
Tin: c .',Uivv- of the I-udley case ctmi
)kh.c. A iude Wooda well put, it w
mwi-s.iry to have pool pround for U-liov-jn
that armic iersn retvivetl a tellerad
iMur hiui to toirupt ucttou before tfnd
in;a bill against another rHoti for tcnd
in..Fueh a le'ler. The lctnu-.'rati: tnan
ik."rsf Iiiii'.anrt were unable lo furnihh
:md f r even ivaonable MtspieKn t!d
ar.v p.ir tn in the Slatn liad received
letter f:tm D.idlry or frvn .tiV(tber M-r-
hhi ative-ai uny .;eptnitcaii to .in any i
unlaw fui thing aprnTtaiuing to the Tres- j
i.lential or local clectim. j
if wid. a letter had len eut by any :
o; wboe ri'ttiie w :is not certain the ;
iranl jury miht have found a lull de- j
ttenbttig the otrendcr a? one whte name !
tTinkniwn; but as the IVmovru! werf j
abie to pre.A'nt a name only, that of Co.. !
ihidiey, an o.Tense could not be found;!
thy, not the reasonable Mispicion of an
ofTease. Cobmei 1 i lU y conies out of
the fmnace w ithout m uiucl. as the smell
of fire upon hit- garments. Thi is a mat
niL.i m th Ht'oubhean tartv
s-, - t - . j
way ngrrtnlaCe ibwdf : it placefi llarri- j
aon' majority in own State beyond j
the reach of aytierwon. Aed it i eo ia '
all the State; the Ib-pnbiieun vte rr-j
. n: .1.. r. 1
frvwiierr wa mieiiigvuiij m uuu ma
ly counted ; tl.o iute in w hich Itu
ocratU; Goveraors xuake boast that re
uitKtre accamplisbcd "by violation of
the Const iir.tiun of t):o I'nind S
an4 by violation r Coa-tif.it':'
thi Slat," Mas excepted.
That Popular Majority."
Tttm tlra -Vew Yflrt Trlt.'1'.e.
The mcetinf of the Eievturstl ('jli'res law I
moved w tf tlie aeit.uit I'e:n Hi.- i- j
r to lyrH-wl remark upon Mr. t ve- j
'.iohI'is "rxirj'jiar ruaionty if .
and :
insiiiajiiot;-! that !br rr-,i!t in one .- two
Stai deti.'i-iuii.l by brilv-ry. Tiiri hi
tiiuale ti t-rrlore, that h-.- wa ra'.iy fmt"!
Pre.-ivl--'K. C.iDsi.llaji that Mr. Ov;an'l'
fnr v-nr of !nr I'Mi'l iicy WasMol-
rn fir hin ' ;h? Sontherr. win ifiln-ttrty.
whirli for many yearn otntrolkii the lloii-'-of
liL-i.-t'JUliiUV4! by nielli of the worst
electioii Van li knon si in our Li-lory, taik
of this af.rt i harl te lar. W notice tliat
the Southern bntiil'ir.-rf anil bII il-hr flnf
fcredouiMin Ju'.gein il. They rather imi
tate the liru a! frankne!"? of the editor of the
Creenvlile . S. C. XticJ. wh.) uts that what
in chared ajait; the party ' is trae,
,n.l !
add.
"Th raant and unkempt Southern r win
pokes a xlKitguo into a vot.-r's face to c'iae
him frotn the pol'.s i a letter man than the
tik, portly Northern manufacturer wle-of-fnt
a K.r devil of a wora;a the choice
between votiux for big It protectant an.l iar
vat ion. The inj"t rvekleM re UUirt rid.
who ever pailed a trUrf are h ailty lb:i
the wealthy byfHTlte who gave and the
lM-e'.er u-! l-aitJie-l the ru n-y that r
ntpte.1 tire la!i i: -at Nor.-in.ii-r. The
Tooke I lew III Mjatllertl ih--t!.'IIS in to Ka.e
tl,ccre::t. etc."
I: i- hardly worth whi!" t i prove a ea
that i--- ttarib !y co'iti I. IS.it not in my
r-aliw. TKThH. to ahtei'-'n: !ji,il'iHn
in-ti'.iitio i have iva-d to exist in many
jiartb of tiie Kmtii. Tae i.Mi..n returtm f r
tnr Iat twelve y-,"rl a.T.nd some atrtkit'S
eon tracts. The year 1"T i wat the !ail in
wiiicl. tie- li 'p'tl'iicait pi-ty ha-l an) thii.it
like a chain-' in iheSouta. Tiie Ku kiex
K!aa had U'.-n otvie.i;- l the year h't ce.
but th- hlilliloltl? p : was in il ear y
ftai-. JS.ar ill toili i til It tli ' total V'i:i- tf
tlir t nited States has h rea-".! Ir on '.;.'.;.
2T:i in TH to 1 1 C in -a growth -f
:t'i per'"in and then I ' at tiie return uf.
the K'-ptihlican v.ite in yen --f th- S -iithe-ii
States :
cfU,
. iwr f-iil
' nT iv (It
. (.-rtM.t
J I-r c
f of the
.MrIi.ituiI .
..-.Tfc-i:l
I'Hl-iill
M."i-i;.i-i
Sutrt t sLmlirTii..
In lit i'T wnnl w hllo
tin total
roiinty has inrTvn:1 i m-t rent, I i.f U p :b- 1
linn vrtr in thr ST;tf ha- hrnuk. uhdtT '
the lali aud h'io''ui. an i tlirnj' t!.1 ti:-- ;
(iraj!-ni''ni resuitinn Uu Krsi.ir-tt f'.i'i-!. ;
!y in-rreiiiaa;' ntnitij; a 1 the w.ty irr.i 1 J .
to 4. in Sun ih i 'antlina thrw i mjcIi ail ,
xiti!ii of baud (ha! tiie li.yuMk.oi pav.y j
ata or ralher ,'! rttnut'-d 7" 1 ' vi.u a'
less than it did twelve yi-arp aj;o, v!a(. ;
it Kliotild -at, taking th av.T.ii-. ivi. ;i ' - 1
tt more, Tlie natural 11 itaii v-u -f (
South CjmHna woultl tw io d.iy IJ ' ; tiie i
acta::! v)te o.tnnhl is H 71 (. Talc f. ;
ana, when' 7"..'d" Vdtift wto cast twtive I
yean hs.i. and only " l;it X v.m!.i r '
a ford i n to the n'turns. The natcr.t! ih
.iblii'iiu votr wonhl b? more tiiin l'i"'".
or over tureir t.nn the vote K-iuni-d. I I.t
any iuiedigent nun any rv3ecl for an
ed "li)pular majority" resting on .-urh
ures? Thi' diJlirein-e in S.,u;h aroMna h. j
tween the vate oon::led and the vote that
would d nihiUs have Iwen c t in a free dec- '
tion h l,t!V or cotT-idtTahiy more thrtii !
the w hole of Mr. Ot VfIa:id's "-5i;i!ar nia- ;
jority." The diilrrenre i :ilnot reat mi
lAniiyiaiia. Taking only the the State- nam- j
ed ttlwive, a'l pvjns the Iliii!lieaii the :iv-
erare increase of the t tal vote tliron-hoiit ,
the country, w!ii'h we havt- the riht to (
iiiim' it would have had ur.d'T a K' ihi u.in
form of tfovemuient, the party ha (mi ii j
roh'oed of niin liiaii'J'-i'J-o vtUi in ihe-e j
!i trie-e
tu joT iiy
States alone, tu iiir.;! It am Hi's
in the North, wiiere Jh-i'uhiii-in ii;;
prevuil. ivi' nuriy ."'. 1 1 vot -.
I'Dih r lla c:reum--lii;ic.-, J:e It v we
hear a'tN.ut Mr. lev.iad's "jmptilar nutjor
itv" the her, r. i r. t ieveiand never h I a
niaj ity of tiie pitp'.ii.tr vote, cither in this
elo-tio;i or the l.et. Hf W I. tsevet t-lei E-d
I'ni ItTit, but obtained that oiliee tlirtj(:,i;h
fraud. M-ner:il H:irrim lias lieen ehiJtvl
J'resi lt'ht in spito of fra'i 1. Thi? the .in
unction which hilory will be coinp ih .1 to
makr lwtwe'n the me:,.
Here Is the Pea! Cabinet.
From '"! luili.ei .;
Tii J'ui iml w
by Mating that
will vnsiit of th
.fo'inul U (.t.
i r-iieve patnn
rariOMt v
-uend Ilarri-o
i's t 'ahiiie
foil living :
Seeretarv
late A eiU'iem m
f N.i
tioiial reputation and lanre eMrieini ii
public affair, who U-entirely free from !
snoblaery and will notatteu'pt toetnpenate
for hi Mihervict'-y lo ttriii j-weii by In
tniculence and bravad t,ward weak one-.
S.-crMay of the Treasury A pra-iictl
MateMiiaii and fmaueier, who will not vioiate
the law to nurse the Surplus doctor the j
mohtloy drbt Mateuienty to nake t!:e re-bi-- ;
lion a'p-ar !av, nor carry enorm m? thiv- j
eminent deposit in lavorett National banks i
without iuten-t. !
I
Secretary of War A man f military
knowledge, who will not jnrmlt any of his j
Mihordiuatev to i.wue orders restoring eapiur- j
eI rein! fl.iirs or disehanre women and c!ol-
!
dren. ;
Sere;ary of the Navy A real man, and j
not one principally known for following the
,hoM at iuer f 'x hunts an J as un aspiring
(MM-iety leader. i
SitTctary of the lntonor A well-known :
Itepuhlh an w h w ill not order the depart- ;
nient at half-nia-t when a distinguished j
conft-ierate due, and w ho dtea not engage ,
in private land tH.cula:ioiis,
I'o.uiaster-tieneral A prominent lb-pub- ;
Ilea n. who will Imv'U to reform the poial
scrvitv withiii an boar after he haj taken ;
the oath of oilier and w fio ill use hiss utnn;sl
energy to rtorv it to U former t ;!h i.-ney.
He will abo assist in tfie removal of tome
post in asters.
Attorney- Jeneral A lav.-yer of National
reputitiioti, who will m-t own any Fan-eU-e-trie
telephone stock.
We ran assure our reader that this is the !
only trustworthy infonn-.f ion on the suhjee:
obtainable al tlie boor ot writing.
S How Would a
Republican
Do?
Cabinet
Fmm the Iiit.iaiuy;; .l.viritl. !
AVI a'.ever t!ie I" rsounel -( the ral'in.-t i
may he, the petiple eip-n-t it to ltedl.--lin.-t-
ively a Harrison Cabinet. eoiMtH-d of i r- !
son? entirely bival t' their chief and inter- J
Mttit tiil.-ii- in ftinl rilmt hi? fi h sii 't-i". uf !
bis administration. A ainadv remare'l.
tiie rUaracter and tvndact of the I're.-.;de?it-eleit
i erery day furnishing cumulative
rvhlcn'-e tliat bis t ahinet w :!I te e.sen'.::d:y
4 j Urn, iti Cabinet. 12 is pervMiiatity wiil
tuak; it . The p-uia?k has in .m;ho almost
ihmid!ae thm " ;-nt rI Jfarriin w iilU-Pn-c
l nt." with a strni:; cinj-hav -n the
last ivoH.
Beaver's First Urcor.
3i.anja u;. Januarv Is. ..cut-r
r.c-1
vr. i hief m i. "s ha I of :he inanural pr..ces.
bitm at Waybill -.rt on on Mreh 4 Ita- isueI
the f illoa-'nv a h:- Jirst orb :
'iI.ivinT a-cpted tii tuviU'i-ci of tlie
(vmunifu-e in charge of thf ins'iura! e-re-
monie aUeadiuc t he inaii;;tirat ton o( ;-'n- j
eral Hcnj.tmin Harrison as r resident tf the
Tnii-d Siatesto a I a ciotd tnirslni f the i
in:i.i;ural prMXssion, this apiutiu-:U I !
aniiouced : Chk-f ol .a:T". J -readier iiener- j
al 1). II. llastinpi. Adjj:ant tn-ntral ol !
Penr syivania. Ail orpn;iritions dc;:-iug j
to participate in the psrado will noiify the.- j
hea l iuanenn or belore February , ls ;
in or&vr that they nuy reei-ire projx-r a.-
anment in the prtK-.!s-n. No civic orau-
trilioa will lt permitted in line num'er
ing Itxa iLan 5- m m
No oriT.-i.atiun? J
weaninc ntproier con.ume oi piii:nent i
will be asuianwi a jnace in the pirade. j luck w ill leave this city on January 2 to be j band was at Stniduur? at the time of the
i'urtUer annoono'menta will be published I joined at points along the line of March by j aafidenU She leares six children, theyoung
iu future orders." 1 others. 1 est leas lhau six month" old.
! PRESS COMMENTS.
! ) T-mi'-r: No w...i.d.'rC.ilif..niU b
a i! 'ii!'.-' i-i State. II" mars'iCictiirui;;
' ..rod'ict wniit ' ''
York iVe : Mr. lvelarj.l i now
i mr.i.J'r i inniri out hi r.-s! . Fortunate
f--.r bw menw-T. 51 J"--' U"T i'u:1''- ;
J ,!,:.,:...'.; J -ti : d not think )
iK-.,, rA! arriiv;i is sen 5i'i; evidential j
tneeiii?" a'smc thji onntry ask Ira: jienple
j to (Oti r his a'.iioet - ...
j Phil h-j'hia Anuricrn
I j ti-t and effectual i"tial:y
There i hut one
jr men wito etr
difranehiseinent the ballot
That
(Sir IiTe.
U .-ton rrif-i'-'r.- A jr-neral Nitioi.al cn
Tyti" and nilifi;i'! tiK-etinj of the fab
inct makers after they have finished their
work, would seem to be the correct thing.
Atlanta Cithtli tu : Mr. Randall ij a
wise man and great leader, lie it wiser.
;r!ia(. than Mr. Mi ls and we shall re-
J";
ice far the party' take whenever he 1 ad-
i vaticud.
i AnT-ta ifa.) r.Vi.cVr.' It is a positive
' n'lsf .rtiine for the Ilem K-ra'io l-arty tliat
I Mr. Sfsiti, of Kn, ever went into politics.
: li t i one of the mn who is Ur-ly npon- i
-!'.c for our defeat In the Presidential elec- j
I tioti. !
I ttnira'.o rjir-: The lime i. cornlnz, we '
! la-heA-c. when the de.-i.,;o:i of tiie P;ir:s will i
I he cm into .statue I y State I. ylsUMre and ;
' foi.yr ts. to pmiiv; il.e consumer Irom ;
rol s:v and t;:e imic andctit inauul'actiirer i
i
::i ik-;i trusheil ot ov la ioo,s.'!les. i
I'incinnati ( ui.u.t'rt i d :
A rouiit (.' ri.irty;
!.i;iuour navy, old und
i h-a that we noe i no i-Mes-r
insolence of K'trojs-ati ;mwe
few. c:vct un
suhtait to any
r!-t nor k-t our
M -unse d
toev are
efjite 1:
p'lhiit:
f r waut tf u while I
'.I.iir -ip Fii-nts on
thii'on:itie
Y haven't f r a
f.ut liMis bit il uii-
!(.: ' t.;i' no mvii i',-
vni;:.: m 1:1, uu h!'iv up with co'iairy'
f.if c-h( '.i-tiuii is pfY!n that in ti:i?i parti-
i-'t'-ir tiit- V.k. ji't-ri n.rij:
a lvatttaL-'.'s to
I. u1h (',V"' If -f ci f. " ; Therp is no jer-
mi in -iht at tin tu MiieM. whottin bor-.ni-m
I red a r;:i! to fo.T:ior li.!! f.r the IVt-K
i-i-.iti;l n iiti.t,it:o i l'ir,. ai i a half yturs
h.!.tf ti t S i;n u i J. KiM'l.i'l, :inJ Mr.it
e-:r i n,d :rh.ti irjut t vv I iif N'W York
er 'he pn ft rr n re over the lVunsy Ivanian
in a 1 'iii'.Tra'ie convention.
New York A rvenne bill fent lo
the Aot r pria'iout t" tinmitt e ! Yh:it doe-;
t'ir.1 niena'.' It mean tiat at lat 5 ime of
the i 'eiit'w i i;.-. of t II j ,e of ih prtetita
tive.i have awakeiit.sl to tiie dimmer wh.ch
hsetvthe I le.'Ti'K-r.i.h: purty if the present
h-a i- r.- H-r-:t in
throriep to tht-ir 1
p :!ii;;-.j their free trade
i't'.'ita;e end. H is like-
u a uot'ee f inn the I'. ind:t!l W'i'ii; -f the
pir.y to the t ar:iie-MiiN wins of the party
ti..tt the d;'-t.itio:i of t!te !att,-r imit end.
N w Y.uk S-i-t : If it is true that Mr.
(' e eland hu treated Mr. llayjrd nn rely an
a 1 rk, denying nim any control over the
nni- iiu;x;riaot jJU.rn of the S; ate Iepart
iii'n:. and iuer e,,!i-u!tii: lorn in matters
r! i iter;iatituai jo!n y, the f.wt relieves the
Mvneary of H:ate of a heavy load. It would
le p!"aant to hei eve that Mr. I'ayard is in
in vi ay ropouyilue tor tlie foreign joIiry of
li e Cuiutl Stater under I're-ident Tieve
ht'id 5 ftdiniuiMration, with its dtmul rec
ord of haaih-Hiz ement. -urrendi'r, teruiver
nation, and weak alternations ct blii-iter and
haek;Kwn.
Elected United States Senator by
Delaware Republians.
I ivi:u, Ii:'... .la a. l." Tiie Senatorial
Mni.v'.e tnh d at ".-H t!i: mri.ir: in the
ii'iiiir.i'i
r.f A St r-nv irlsi.s. of NV-.v-
ra-tie ' "ouiity. t;p-n '. f,rry-l!iird ballot. At
niornitiit :!ie )I mi-c balloted for
I -i.t.-d S-a'.-s S."iuu.r. Tiie f Mirti-en K:-
p;d'iie;m nie:nhrf vol. 1 for Ar.ihony Hi :
in-. ti.e t" tlr. I"' Tn'wraih' inin'vrs for i
A f eil i i; hiti-tn, aod ihe remaining two, :
lira' k" in and dray, fr Juhs b. Walcott. !
The div:s:.i:4 in tiie I' -tn K'ratie vote wa in j
coitM-'jU n-.'f- of tlie ioahiiity 4f their eaueu
to are.r inon a Cio-iislale. The Senate '
n.tiioit 1 at U;I. fr t n:ed ti.les ren itor.
i
n l.-:nc
.'a:-:t.
;.f.c im-iii1
nted f.r
' J.l'U I.
two l;"'u'i!ieat;s for
1 i;- tn.tk.- the vote of
1 Ant i too v
borlj II
.ites and :
U ibin-ou '2.
I'iie opjKt-ition to Mr. Iii;;:n5 h:id been
entirely up n cemty iines tio one ever onrs
' u iiin hi !irtiifs for the o;ii-i lie will be
a jviwejful aid lo tin? Ih-ui! cn nde of tiie
I'nited Suites Senate. The prolonged stn::;
' j;'" has ih'v.-'loped the f.i;;i that radical change
i in the p dlties of thi-- State has ht en inauu
! tat'il. Men of wealth and influence, who
h.ive heretoftire taken no iu:i-re.t iu lit?
p tiiti-utl adhirs f S;ate, have arinouncvd
thi :r determination loti.fceau aetiv-.- iioer
! est ; and t!ie U-t of re-mlt.-: are predicte!.
liorox, Mass., .I tti. 1. litor il ar was
j this afternoon redvted to tiie Fnited Siati-s
: tian? by a party vo'e. II n. P. , Ciilhi-".
receiving a Coni;!inientary vote from the
! ItemiHTats.
Ar-t'.-iTA, Mk., Jati. l'i. Senator Frye w.is
to d iv re-ehi-letl to the I mt-st .siarei ju it
by a party vote. II irris M. Fia:st;d rtH-iv-ed
the cuiiphaie'r-'iry iVin-M ratic vole.
L.wsixo, Micit.,.lati. 1). Jam::. McMillan
K.'p. ) of iK'troit, wa c fee ted Fiiile i Siatv
SnaUr to Su.veed Thorn is V. Palmer, tiii.
alu-rn .on. i' tti;re--man M. H. Ford, of
, (.rand Ilipi 1-;, receive 1 the. complimentary
j Vole of the lemoerat.
; The Challenge of a Southern Editor.
i C-i.i i nrs. S. r.f Jan. 1 . " 1 1 comment
ing on the recent address isn.'d by K. M.
' 1'raytou, ch lirm in of tlie U p:ihliein St tte
J ("oinmittee, 'Tlie firMnvi!ie N.-ws ' today
: Kays :
It is not worth whita to ehalleMiKe ex
j t oileetor Urayton s eouuter:!asi tothoSj nh
i r-arolina election law. We prvfer to declare
' b 'idly that mot of wiiat he says is true, and
that the taw lie Uecnn:-s was and is inten
ded to keep the control of this State with the
w liite people, who are a minority in num
bers, but who pjy tiifietemn-tw sitiiiths of
! tiie taxes and repr"--i?tt niuety-nine one-
butidreiithy of the in-eSli-ene and moral
forre. Then we can siy lo M.r. Brjyron
and to the partisan 11 ;. biican p !iticiar!4
to whom he app.Mls. "What are yon t wn
to do about it ?'f Tiie.e laxs arc constitu
tional. They are the laws of the State of
South Carolina. rep;-e-iuinj; tlie will of th '
"ivereiru ruling Kp!c of the S'ate, wtio
rule be Mise tiiey h ivo t!j. m.-ntal, m ra!.
physical and financial iwer to rule. Tiie
entire Kepublican party in the Tinted States,
w i!h all the ptwer tif the fiovernment le-bi-id
it. cann 't inakf. S u'h Carolina a
puhlican State, hv iu? it cinuo mike til1?
K pub!iean r.irty lit -re re-p -e'sh'n. Tii
ptnnt and unkempt S-ntfurener who
a nhotnn into a voter's fA-"? to e'Mio him
from tiie polls isa better mm th.tuthe leek,
jHirtly Northern manf.'turcr wlii off .. a
pttir devil tf a w-trkiinn tiie ch t'.cc btwe.'ti j
voting fstr hi,;h prot :i n an i Marvation. j
Th1 m-t r s kic.ss ie l--!ilrt rid- rs w iio ever
J .::iied a trijrrrT or. h'-s ir iitty than the i
! wc-5ti.-y l;y,-Ti:es uh i iv a "id lb? bet!-
I ers tin h:i"diei tii- iti en-y to il crr;ipfed
ihe ballot last N f.vrn'wr. T-'r-y iti-iy .s-nd
t rs here a th y di I lwfre, t; utand at
onrpdls and purify th.-baUot with the bay-
oner, but for all tlict then? wil: bi? u j to ire
i uod iftoalini; in Jvcith -.t nil in 4. The ero
. ed-.es on SoW.herea chotion is to save t ! jt
! credit and preserve (he live, of ti.e. Ji att,
and to s.-'.-itv t!K" Si!e:y ail prusj.Tity of
the p."ple. tin- ehurche and the Sc!e-s.
ioty iiur stoai our L.j:ij;Tssmeii and keep j
them while they can ; thy m ly siecl our
e'o '.itris, hut ther never w iil steal our State.
To invade Oklahoma.
; V.'i-:iit. Kan., Jan. II'. Vnjor I.i;!le
j ' I'awn.-e ISilU'' ia-t nipht stattsj that the pre-
T'ininarics for the t iSviahoi ia invasion sere
' ttiiion ei! and tiiat lie would rp ti.e
line of t!:e Ti-TTit.iry .tn February 1. B-1ween
' anil i.'m r.-ip; in wapcis auaon uorse- :
Morton Amonc Congresarr.en.
M"a-m:s .ton, Ja-i. I-. Viiv Pn-ide'it ; S'it.vTio.t, Vs., Ja:in.'iry 2t'. The White
elect M.'rtoif, accii!it;i3tiied Ijr Hciirii'tiia- I f jji ititra-.s te ar Coal Uun 8:irpai in atno
tive l'lielj". of New Jettey, appe-and u;m ! i:y the exploits of that infamotis n:aniza
the floor of the Hau-e at T. i: m. and n-ceiv- j ti.ai in other State". Patrick Poolan and
ed an ovation from the Ilepiihlican utciidwn. j two Hungarian lulxireni kftlhe mines of the
He look a pl.u immediately in the n ir of t'orbin -til:ery at 2 o'clock Friday raoruing
the rtah' on th liepuhltcan hide and was to go to their hames at Springt'teld. a mite
i!?tTod'ieed to mem'ier by Mr. I'lieiifl. ' fr nr thrt cilv, Kttd two lulh-s ftuiu the
I Many lemocrats were ant in thc-e who !
j took Mr. Morton by the ban i. j
At 3:15 P. li. Mr. Phelps entensl the S- n- i
I ate an i .spoke to (senator Hbrfwck, whowlth- !
drew w:ti htm from the cb irober.
In a
miiiate' he Murned titcoriing Mr
Morton
i The Hrst of the Senators to erect hitn. as he '
entens!, van Senator Siieriuan. Senator j
(J.iay ouitjkly foihnred, and for eeverat min- .
ules Mr. Morton held unite a hvee. Ilia
reception made some noise in the t'.tanilier,
and Mr. Inalis ropx.-d the future pr"sid'i:g
oincer of the Senate to order. He thin re
tired to one of the ouches, where he at in
conversation with Senator benijan for
some time.
Puritii; tiie time that Mr. Morton was oil
the fbior of the ScriAt.', he beM long eottvr
saiion.s wltii S.-nators D.-iph, Mrri'.! and
tjtuiy. Mr. Phe.'ps I p'titiit Senator Chaee
over and introlu.-eil h'tn and K-pn-senia-'i''e
Tim l ampliei). of New York, v.ts f.irtn
ally i resented. At 3: in o'chx k Mr. M rtott
left the sknate Chamber under esivrt of Mr.
I'h!p5. Senator HiscxieS; follow a!, and the
three n paire i to the n.oin of the Committee
on Finance, wijere tiiey remaineJ in Cenver-
aiiaa for Mimrrtme
Mr. Morton did not cti-'rlemt; t'ue ditii
enlty in entering tiie Ctiani'xrr tnat has
the ci:f raitce of mtim
i:'n:::r-i!cd
visitors. TJie ilimrkecjier at tee nrsi e-i-Iratiee
to the Chandler had never -e-ti Mr.
Morton, but he j ia.nillar with his f at-
ur. and he olferetl ho oiistarlf? t., lilt
trau"e. The rule of the Sru:re was einuid
ret- ntiy sr at it tneluiJ? amotu; tiu- euti
t!til t i the privileged of the thwr the J'rti-dd.t-lect
ai:i the Vice I'resld.nt el.fi.
Thi1 change was made in autieiimiion of tlie
vit of Mr. Morion, (ieneral ilarrison i
ei!t lhd to the privileges of the Uoor as an
ex-Stnaior.
Ser.alor Hi--.. k will jrive a dimi'.r to-niorr-)W
evejiing to Vice I'-t.-'dent eirvt
Morton, to whirti a iumhIkt of promi::::t;t
Ibpuh'ieaiis, iiicnidin Mr. ll'aine. Iinve
Wrii i:ivied. k i- ?afr to prv.h.: th..; ib
ntiirtntrtii.ii of ietu-ra! Harrison's t -r.it
wiil be dus-icd at t!iis cathtrrii j:.
FIover8 for the Inauguration.
Tiie New York "v-. viys
Five
t!.OU:-;iFld i
dollars' worrh of hunting wiil be u-"d in
d(--rati;i4 the interior ot the h IV:i,-it;
buiilina V4i.inL'fin for the halt on ihe
eveninj; tf March 4th. whieh wiil I-ve (hi
eeremoniifS alien.!. u tlie inanur.i'ion of
Harrison and Morton. Neal, the H wery
j dealer, who auppilrd th" tliwr,(or the
'lei-eland inaugural OJili fouryer- a i. t':
j p.rf.rm a tiuiila aervi-.v ot. this t.tt.io:.
; Tiie hiii hail of the IVnv.o:; building exu rtds
fnnn one end of the tru.-;are to t'.n .t.n r
j and front the ground (Ikt to the roof. U
I trill take -V yauis of laurel fioon ?:x
! in- hesthiek to ever the eeiltn.
When f.eii. Ifarrinun an 1 the o'h. oi"i!;e
j IVesidtintial party enti-r th? hall at the w- -t
end they will pa-s under a thjral luil ilf:- 'ii
feet in diameter. Somhr.dy wi!! pi!l a
sttrinij, the b: Uoral ball will ojvn and a
miow itjrni of cut Howers w;.!l descend Ufin
i the new President a'-id his attendant. Tlie
operation that releases the Howers will n!.-o
st-t fr- a lloek of canary birds and pjrro
queta impriioncd in tlie ball. At the otUr
end of the ball there w ill he another ball ex
actly like the firM.and when the i're-ij .n
tial par'y gets over there It will le p"tttd
again with H wer- and canary bird.
A (h:p of State, thirty feet hjng. t tav-t
deign in cut Mowers ever made, will be
su-pendo I 'frotn tlie mid ih; of the c;div'.
The palieries and the copinias S'::p rrti'i ,
th'-m wi'l e deeoratetl with srurhmd- of
laurel and smilax. and mioI-jx will hide all
the gas fixture. i.jrJa::ds of laurel ;;nd
pnim leaves will eutwiue the e:!it Iarg. o it
uimi' Miptt rtiug 'lie roof From the cover
most gallery will d.rj.id .-ve:i jta:! .-;.-. of cut
flowers, each ptnel f.vt, and !jea;'iig a
liuntl has relief typical of one of the ex'-cu-tive
depart meats of the vernme:jt.
Over the f miUain, in the center of (he ii.vl
will be a two-Mory JaJM:H-e pi,r f'ia, civir-
: en wiin iroj;cal jams, li; th fie ii.n-!-
cians will or :stT;o;iei. At one en-! of the
J hall there will h" a coervatory stvn of
j trojjiejil plants, out of which will ri'-e the
; words, in -.i jets : ' Inaa-riral lialt, Iss.',"
J a:: l pice n res of Harrison a:!l Mrto;i, :il-
; done in gas j-ts. T:;i IVnsitC.i ( 'onimi. -iou-J
it's oilicess will Ik u-w by (.Jen r;d ILtrr'.on
j as recent ion rooms. Th-.y wiii te eiu'iMirate
1 ly firm-died and deettratel. The hunting
j deorations will be by F. Aldri Igf, of Up -uk-lvn
That IriFuit to tl e Flter.
Wa-hix .:tus Jan. The Mate ofaff.t'rs
in Simuna. whether tpsite a b;id a? tlie ptih-li-hcd
re'.viees (r not, io evidustiy cati.-infr
the povernnient Kone concern. The subject
was very geiiemtly diwtts-etl tu-d:ty amoi
1 pertinent f Slate eft!, ia!. and jeveral
Arnencaii iliploimauc authorities in the
city. The .Secretary of Sta'e is awaiting
fuller artien!arn from the American onsul.
It h jd:uithil Iliut if matters are as bnd as
represented in the nensp;(r account it will
b the duty of thi government to demand
H i rxpiahation. ,It wa; hinted by a hih
o hcial that the Tresitlent m-enphd a une- j
cmhiirra-sMiiis Hieiiioii owlii to the
fact that his administration wiil cxpiie in
six weeks, and thenfore to inaufiurate a
policy of his own might not 1 dtirab!c
nndt-r the circumstances. Secretary jtayanl
is very lauch in the hame position, thotiL!i
tiie iep ns:hi!i:y would le ujv)n the Pni-d-.nt.
As sKin a the Consul's version of
tiie siTiiir, that is more than is now Vnown,
i rect:ed. the President will 1 able to
j-ide of the urgency ol the case, if it should
ib.m.td immeiliate action vigorous mcauni
will be taken at once.
It wa sucsted that if the in-ult to the
American fiiand dttructiun of American
prrtperty mpured more than simple diplo
matic correvpondcrice and demand for in
demmtieation, the Preside!: would doubtless
put himself in "ommunication with Gcnend
Harrison in jfd r to five him en opj or
t'uiiiy to imheate what course mi.ht meet
Lis views when tiie administration of atl lirs
ps-e-j into his haieU. President irant
a i. p'cd a jmlicy of this character in the ciae
of lite u-e .f tMops in the State political
trttnhles in b'.miMana. His admiiiistrati in
as drawing to a ilo-e. At the nrpiest ot
Prc-sident elect Hayes, be pte orders to
mait)tu;:i the statu quo until rdirj were
recivtd frsitn t)ie new authorities. Presi-dt-nt
Uayts withdrew the troops. It is ad
a iniitled that the condition of the bland
ar.d tJermaT inTricms arrccai;c are not
calculate! 10 facilitate the maintenance of a
jri-aci lul sitiiath-n. It is only a ihi;oi as
to how fiir the iiiiruity and interests of ihe
Tiiiled States may lwome tnvidved. poihIy
necsitat:n some plain diplomatic taik to
Ftirst Von bisman k.
l i diph-matie riic'"S the ixvurr-Ttces in
Sanoa as th.y are known to the pi:ll;e have
created (juite a stir. Some of tlu-se e;;ile
tnen wuld iike to see a -ericus diploinutlc
situation la' ween tho United Stales and
Germany- for tlie opportunity that might
tjK'n to countrit like France, Mniand and
l'ust-ia to relieve Iheir pent up lnti!ity. If
the insu'ts to the A merican flaj; arc as r p
reHn(ed the Pre-:dent wiil It furce-1 to de
mand an npolojry. A refusal to mate one
would very boon lead to mure substantial
methods or a back down.
A Woman Burned to Death.
SiB'.t U.-V- a-.. 1'., Jan. l Mrs. William
Hone, of B'.ishkill, Monnje county wu.b;:rn-
ci tod. a'!) yesterday by her clothing i'iiit-
i:g at the kitchen .love. Vpou .iisc.ni riu
the fl-e she rushed to the door, threw it ojicn
and thus fanne.1 the blaze. Another lady
in the house attempted to smother the fiimis
ty wrapping Mrs. Tljiiein a gnrroent, h;it
arrived too late U save tiie woman's lite.
.'trs. none aiea in great tunj. Iter nus-
Shamokin White Caps.
mines,
'iVtieti near their homes they met thirty
arm-.-d men wearing black masks and white
iap. Four of the men were carrying a na-
kisj man. whone person resembled a quarter
! of tvef. This arpearjr.cj was ratised, so the
leader told the astonished and atfrijihted rui-
i.ei. by having twenty lashes of acat o -nine
tails -aid on him. When the procession
rea.-hisl the spot where Dolan and the White
Cap stoo:. the blet-ding man, who wa un
cnnciou9, w as held up in front of the work
men, who recognized him aa Thomas Haizue,
of Coal Run, reputed a harmless idiot, who,
it was claimed, bad attempted to assault a
girl-
A rope was then tied around Hague and
he as ta t into the ice cold stream and
drvp-d up and dawn in the water for a short
while, w lien he w.'.s laid on the bank. A
White Can then ordered It.wdan and his
men to kneel and remain in that position j
unt:i they were out of iht. The men did j
s.i and the band disappeared in the woods. I
The workmen carried Haue into a hostelry I
I in S;rii.t;f.c!d.
r tsilirt uf death.
where he now lbs at tiie j
The alarm waat oricetiiv- t
mi, un.J ta::tJ9 of ttnrry miners urfj the
wh. for niik'9 arouuJ. but no trace of tl.e
Utinivs tiiuid be Joinni. Ytr?lerJ::y' mails
hr-'tu'!it a mi m her of waniii)ri io diiTeTi;nt
Ik-iIj to U:n Siiauitikifi it! twenty-four
hours, or receive ifini!jme:tt from the
Whire ( .ips. It is fcarei that ihm will be
blixr.Nhed. as rvrvb(tlv is hesivi!r aruel.
Democrats Condemn Him.
j YAni.o-ioxf Jan. 10. rrand Army
men liave have jurit Cvinp1.teil a c inva of
; iheS ?:i:ite oa the quetitm of eonii'-fniniS the
; iiorninatiiwi of -Mi era i Dlaek, commissioner
; of p-uioiis, to Lie j.ide adviKrate generail, in
j in? event Strain, i reiirttl. Tiiey repurt
I from four to ix aaimit iMtitirmalion. and
I av the l'reM dent will not nominate him,
i - '
i although he wouhl like to do so. There are
1 five ur six U -piihlieins wlio will vote
for hi? fx-nfirmntion, and from seven to
ten IVuiotratie Senators who nfue to
; do n. en the ground that he has not man
aiv d the pen;on oflice to suit them, or that
he wouid be eliihle Vt retirement immedi-
a' ly, s-houlu he in- apoointt'd. Opponents
to eofirni.ttiun joint to the fact that iieneral
I.;.u k, who j-erved in toe late war, made an
ail; davit when be waj asking Congress to
i .i'-i a ?jtial bill for trim, in which he
a li;:m-d that he was totally disabled both
riKiit.illy und physically.
White Cap Foolishness.
Wu.ur.N, O.. Jan. -I. A land of 13 men,
ca!';Tig tliems Ives " White "aps " and an-ta-tindly
arrayetl, has Ins.n organized in
U.-ao vil'iO township, tiiis county. They sur
rounded a house in which wa.i an ignorant
young Jcrman, got him out, chased him and
tired a fusilade with blank cartridges. Il is
-ui'jiused tiity are pnurtical jokers, and nu
nitons. Widlu ti;tp notices tosted alxmt the
county toay p:olabiy be assigned to the
same motive; but there is nevertheless a
gvod deal of extitement in the rural districts
and nothing is talked of but While Cajts.
iiaiK, Fa.. Jan. 'Jl. At Vnioti City last
night a man nai.i Mantry, w ho :s said to
negltct his fiimMy, was frihtentd terribly
by a White Cap warning, conveyed by bear
ers in the regular fantastic regalia of the
( r ler. threatening him with the seturge on
ct itain contingencies.
Wki.ivii.lr( 0., Jan. -1. Certain sujt-pn-ed
frt.juenteis of a had dive in town are
ri- ipn.ttts of Wiiite ( a; calling cards.
A FISHY JOKE.
FoRhorn Fow Making It Intoresting
For' Resident Clerk Voorheos.
I!
JifUi'.V I
-i:: K--i, January "j'!io Ixxik on
tki'.t ri-:i;ly f'rii-iri!iuti.)!i," w:is the
ili Ti:;(sl in tl.e House i:tollii-e on
::st :ttrr nilj'iirnnu'nt. Tiie iiih
I ll-v iiU'l IHS'JI
Su n nil (v.tt.(l by Foghorn
nm, of rhilwltMi.hia, who is somewhat of a
t.i .:. In tw.'i:tv inlmi'eM afie- the not ire
I . i
iKiM.d the sla:rivay le-aciiiii to It.--j
i.l- i.t Urk V-sirhii s' o'l'ue was rrowlrd
".- i-o-.iiitry nn'tiilMTs 'or to .'tth.'ir Tf-g-ul:v
allow.iiifC-of wliii! ti.'-'J- socineii lo con
sic !rr a-! h:'irtai;t -ahlii-ation. With the
n-ruraiHi' tl.at no surli h.jt.k liail Itt.-n iirint
i.sl. on. ;i!:i'r aiio:h-r a.s ;oliHy tnrnc!
a nay hy rierk V irl.iss. Tin' riiiht'It'Iphia
1
(),-.
:on,
headed hy Fuw, assembled in
j V".rr:ers' roe.m and l:V'e:;ed to the retMafel
l aj--ais for tl.e b.Kik atid fjuiet'y erjoyl
; tie'ir little j dec. After ') cr 'f mernlHTs had
e.je.lied and had U-n iurn-d away. V.jT
i le" s la-tunic impaiient and nervi.'u:-, and ti
' n.;i!y had to it, k hirust If iti a private room
j (-tu of reai h of tliusi- in search id li-h Htera
' ti: re.
The President as Arbitrator.
Wasi.inoton J!i. 17. Mr. Hall, Ameri
can Minister to Guatemala, was sonic time
ao iii'-truc'.ed to use his inlluenetj in the
etfort toelb.ct an understanding between the
oerniu.'nt of Nit araua and t'osta Kica as
lo the prop.rsed location of the Xicaragu m
Canal.
To day the following dispatch vis reeeiv-
lri)m'liilM ,y ,ilc state Department :
Or ate. mala, Jan. 17.
The convention between Nicaragua and
Costa Mica to settle the uestion affecting
the canal was signed January P The
President of the Cnited Slates is named as
arbi;r.itor.
Missionaries Put to Death.
'.sAi.u, Jan. 17. Ivjrlit niisKionariL-s
Iinve btt-ii massai'.-eJ by iIib An', wlio .le
struyed tlie l.t-rmai) missionary stiiti'in ut
Tuii, ftl'ut;i mi'ps xiost of iKirni-Sal.-ni.
One missionary esvaptsl. aai! tiie b-jjit-i o'
tlirw. one uf ilifm a woai:i:i. w?re foti!iil
sliiickinniy nuili'..usl. Tiie Ar.ibs carrieil olf
tlie servants ami slaves, hiclu.iinp the slaves
loilf.i.' nt Tiij liy the German man-of-war
j lAiipziir.
j Tlie French missionary station?, especially
those aituaic. iK'.ir Tuu, are in ituniinent
j .lani-r. Tiie Arubs now joining in tlie slave
j traje cuiijc prim-ipaily fro:u Iviiwaan.l Limli
j ami are richer ami more intlneiitial than
I ISiisl.iri, an) are likely to overs!ia:low him.
j These accessions to the ranks of the slave
J tracers will have the e!Tt of reinvioratm
j (he revolt, which would have JieJ out if the
! Oermans lia.i not retained Uagim iyo and
I Iar-es-6:lcm. .
The Oldest Postmaster.
Wit ("HI5.TFI!. N. Y., Jan. 17. A pcti
tiim is lrin;r circulated arnoni? the resi-d-Tts
of York town asking the r.-esid.-nt to
mire rintniaMrr I-ewi I'unly from attire
scrvii. and grant him a litieral pensioa fur
the runiainiier of his life. Jlr. 1'nniy is
i said to be theuldes-t .ostruAstcr iu the Vni
! tc.1 States, both in years and service, hav
! in been app-jinied postmaster of Slirub
; tak by rresidcnt W. II. Harrison iu mi,
: Mranwla'.ber of I'resi lent-elKrt Ilarrisor..
. r'r. Turdy i.s now 0.1 yean of nre, and re
j reives and distributes mail twice a da', and
hs never been absent from his post a single
day since lie !ia been in the service.
Mercer County Cases.
Meut.s, P... Jan. 21. Tiie license appli
cations from tjreenville, S!iarjviile, Trans
fer and s!o:iexio were heard to-day and the
papers plaivtl in the hatids of the Court.
Tiie face of Ihe returns shows the result to I
lie as fuiiowa : In the Greenville cases Mi
chael liamlil haa a Hear majority, while the
Sorrow and Fell applications are in fcuch
shape that bolu panic claim to he tictori
ous, and tiie Court will have to decide.
.Sharjisviile and Transfer were ruled out.
S'.oneboro is claimed by both parties and
the Court will decide between them.
The ?harp?Ti!ie rcnonstrances had a large
majority, but affidavits were preat-n ted show
ing that some of the furnace owners had
threatened their employes with dismissal if
they ufued to ign the remonstrances.
Hla Svtoetl.ocrt Dead.
Fayette. Mo., Jan. IK. The Utoihe? if
William Kohr an 1 K. J. Jolmxm iive iii ad
joinimt botiseit. Mi?s Flora Kohr was a
school girl of itwn and Metu Joht.son is
a boy of nineteen who has recently left bis
studies. The pair fell ;u 1ot and tlnir at-
tadiment was soon dissovcred by the par-
enii. The I'ohr family did not tlf rany
'.u.
jections, but Mrs. Johnson lectured. i.er wn
and ordered hito to cease his viits to Miss
Ilohr. Tiie next thing tiie lady heard ds
that her son was entnijred to marry the irirt.
Young 'Johnson retused to listen to his
mother's protests b it continued bis meet
ings with Miss Uohr. They Bd secretly last
night and this luarninit the Iwy's moiln-r
beard of it. Hire sent for the girl, and the
latter put her father's revolver in her pock
et and faced Mrs. Johnson. There wai a
warm interview that was ended by two
hots. When the neighbors entered the
room, they found ths girl dea l oa the rlor
with a wound in the head. Mrs. J jlinsou
lay a short distance away shut through the
ba.lv. Aliu'-uh she is still alive, her
wound is pronounced fatal. IViven frautie.
the ;irl shoi Mrs. Johi.son, atid theti p!.:cel
the pistol at iier o.vn load and tired. The
hoy-lover, it is feared, will iK-cotne insane.
Frig iitfu: Railroad Accident.
As the i-at-b-iurd iais;T;pr train oti the
Northwttfrn Kui!mal neare.1 KimwnKj, a
j-tatlttn ;x!iei. ni.Iwi t-:t of Water!iHt,
MieJi , at 1 o'tith'k Kttur-Jay affenMwn, one
of the trtuk Liujvr tin? r-ar couth inkeai;d
line !b couch o5t:e tratk. kiiling or in- i
juringail the 'ccupints. Tiie kidel are: j
John A. McDonald, I.ieuteuaal Governor ;
of Michigan ; William Corcoran, of INcana- j
bn; II. A. Tsittie, Cievclai:dt U. F.ve i
otiii r iers4ms wer. injure!. ,
At the time of tiie accident Iavidvtn wa? j
playing ranis with L1 je:iant-Gov; rnor t
lb-IonahI, Mr. Tattle, and Mr. Or.-oran.
He says that the not intimation tliat he had
of anything wrong was a jolting t-M;sat:on,
the car then swayed two or three timtrs and
then turned on its tide. He rt-me nattered
nothing more until he found him-eif two
hundred or threv h:imlnd feet in the rear
of the train in the snow. It see ins that the
car in turning over struck a stu up, which
-net rated it betwi-en the m in who were
playing cards. Mr. Tattle, who was 'ahd
m the seat to the rear tif the tabie. was in
rtantly ki'led. his luck being tin ken. Mr.
McDonald, who was in the Sit'sit? seat with
him, had bis arm torn out of the shoulder,
an.l wa.s found at least forty feet from the
body. k lived about an hour,and was con -scions
for a few minutes.
He Got $200,000.
l'i n.-m noli, I'a., Jan. is H.-niy F.
Voight, f.rmr Casliiur ui tlie C'jl'ael I'ai
meraatid Mechanica' ISank, who was arns
teil yeatcrjay, is ari'iised (ifciiiveniii to his
own use nearly .'mo.io of the fu.nU of that
institution, lis ha 1 Iwn Cis'iie.- f ir niiu'
twn years, anil rrsi-ne'l last Ajiril. - When
the bank Ctilvl in S.(ra!Kt thero was a
lare sii-jrta; in the acr. Hints, ami the work
of eiiKTts tracisj tin; le.'i.ijticv to Wit'it,
against wimni Tri-siJcnt S ir' liaa ma te the
ciiar.-s of embezzlement, is-rjury ami faKiri
(.alion ot aixMiiiits. t'uiia remains in jai!
in default of SlJ.iM bail.
Mr. Sor said to-day that it had been
known for some time to the ollicers of the
bank t!at the iieri. it rested with Mr. Vuijfht.
He was given o irtunity to niake il good,
but when the stockholders found tliat he
did nut intend to, am! that they must pn
down ia their own pocket to im-et the loss
they decided on hii arrest. Tney found al
so that Mr. Votht's m-'ans were in sirrh a
shape that they could not be reached hy law.
For some weeks lst a detective has sli id
owed Voij;ht to and from his home at t'as
tle Whaniiou.
Mr. lScrr, prwnt trashier of tlie bank,
said that fit the lime he first took hold of ilip
books Mr. Yoi'ht as given an oj'sirtu::i
ty to straighten his aenirauts, hat failed to
..ioso.
The) Destitution in Dakota.
('Bit ti.o. Jan IS. A !:san'!i from Park j
ISiver. I.ii:ota. .,iv3 : l.i re,-i-d to the .U-s-i
tituiion t-x:t".'i iu Walsli county ainoiitr tlie
firmer:., I.icutiiaiit Itoud'-zi says he visit, d I
the ririon witli t'ottfi'v Comnrssioners Nli h- i
olson and I.:-vany. Tuo majority o? farmers j
are hsrd 1IT1 and s'ltilll.i h.' ilsiv', ,! in t r,- l
eyri;,.-.ns wlieat. Tlie imu.-es we visits! I
W'Te f tund to le w.irm and as omf'tn.tlee
ascoiiiil be exp'-.:led in acoun'ry where the
settlers are newcotiKTS and uMieraliy Mart
far.T.ing w;ii!m; money or means of m ikiiig
a!ivixge.iept their :;-- ,l hca!:h ami -tre:!!..
The iviM-le we met were wamilv flail a.;d
lived as conif-irtahh- in their hnn-ie; ;i tlieir '
nationality nr-rally do and certaiaiy
ni'ii 11
better than tlie.w same
own country.
Kailioaci Wreck.
Mr.vpvii.LE. Jan. is iperinl from Kent,
Ohio, to the T.-;fiti? f-;i::ltu:in says : Ni-w
York, Pennsylvania and lliio freight train
21 and second sectio i of train S7 went head
C hls together one mile nesf of here at (i:o.
this ereuinf and IMwar.1 Wusliuer was kill
ed. Kuimvr E. K. K.lvrts. of train 21 und
both lireuu". esi-juil with a few brui-.s.
Three tranijrt wlio were stca'inir a ride in a
!wx car of train s7 wt-re nure or Itss bruised
none of tin in seriou-!y.
The body of WashtuT was not found until
U:4", when it was discovered under the ruins
of a box car twenty-live feet from lii engine.
He leaves a widow and sevei. children at
O.ilion Ohio.
Train 21 was running awiii thirty, and i
train S7 ii'vout twelve miles an hour, both
encines and some fifteen cars were dcmol-
ished. The atridint tvunsl within four
miles of the scene ot the t-rrih!e disaster
of the 14ih, and was raused by the crew
of train 7 ovcrl Hiking the- register at
Kent.
A Frenzied Minister.
r.vreiisnx, Jaa'jr -1. Ker. Mr. Ixu-kwooil
pust(r of the Uef.rniLsi I'liurch at l'nirlield,
while siifP'riiin from scute dementii la-t
nifrht. ma le a horrible attempt lo hum up
his family. The wife and children, owiii
tu his wild threats to kill them, barricaded
themselves iu a portion of the house. The
ir.adnmn then went from room to room and
kiud'.ed a tire in the center of each. As the
tl'Htrs and furniture Mazed np the husband
and father made threats to hrain the mem
bers of his family if they a'.tempted to
ewaie. When the lire was almost u:k.ii
thera a !i' i.:hb;r, attracted by the flames
pive an alarm. The people qu;ckly gather
ed, secured the maniac minister and rescued
his familv.
A Terrible Practical Joke.
Ekie. I'a.. Jan. L'I Al the Pennsylvania
Soldiers' ind ailora' Home, in this city, to
day, as the inmates were seating them-eives
at the dinner lahie. a man named Meibom
ian, of riiilaih iphia. in sport, pulled a chair
away in which Icii, li.iichier, of Malianoy
City, was ai-':t to M-at hitnst-if. I.ichler
fell on the M-hjr in a sittinj. posture and
streams of blood pushed from his month
and nosrils. He hud ruptured blvd vessel,
and, almast hef.ire he coultl lift..! up, be
we dead before tlie eye of hundrcls tf his
hoiTili-J comrades. M.s ilnlun. who is dis
Ira.'ted over tiie awful acjideiit, has h.-en
commiited to jail to awail the action uf the
next (irund Jury iu the matter.
Watson Sentenced.
rirrsBi R ,tl. Jan. li). C'alvio A. Vaton,
the commission merchant wlio was some
time ago C"invieitsl of seliin olriimararine
was to-day brought bcfire Jude tV.Iier for
sentem. His attorneys spoke of bis exc.1-
len. reputation and cod unttions. a-kin;
that the sentence imposed be tempered with
mercy. They were preaily su.-prised wh.n
Judje Collier sentenced Waston U y a
fine of Jsi and to undergo all imprisi.nmeiU
of twenty days in the county jail. Several
other prominent commission men antawait
in sentence on the same charge.
c
Boys Find a Treasure.
Etkekt. I.xd.. January 20. Near hrre ys
tenlay. while three boys were hunting, they
d'ie into an old log after a rabbit and discov
ered a pot of gold coins. The treasure coun
ted fRWO.
Ws3tmore!anci; and Greene for License.
.K..::sa co, i'a.,Juti. s;l. Wesmoreland
loitityts tiott.d tor us kmhI whisky, and
unless there is a cyclone between now and
June tlie amendment will have from 1,110
to 2 ij laiuit it. A (treat deal will ifc pdlid
tijsiii tte a lion of the IC.'jiuhlicaii and L'ctt-- j
i vs' "a'.tc ka.tvrs.
Jusi now neither side wiil father tiie
auicu intent atid it l.siks as iie.agli tlo-.c
would be a stand up li ;iit w.iu loose direct
ly interested in the making and sellinj; ot
w.iisky against the anieii.hueiit at d theluin
btjrs, strict church meiutera and Itw Wu-m-ii's
Lurtstiau 'founerauee L'uiou for the
ameiidmei:!.
WlMt w. Pa.. Jan. 21. Tlie talk in
this county ou toe r ohihiuou qaestion is
very quiet and it wold be useless to attempt
to give anything like a clos estiin ita of the
probable role. lu re are some place in the
Ciunty wucie tiie ameadiueut wiil have
warm friends in both parlies, but it is the
opinioti of loii'.icul leaders that tareeue
ouiity wiil give quite a larjje majority
against piohiuiiton. It is too early, how
tv.r, to go into thtu-es.
No Liquor at the Inauurtd.
W.Wiiiv.rox, I).' Jan. 21. Ir. The IIuu;e
to-Uy Mr.J. D Taylor, of i.io, inLroduicd
for reference a pieaaioie and Joint resolution
rircito-g ti.r.t : rrangenicnts hi. U-en made
to hold the ii.a isiJiat in ve ot u e
buildings ot the I'nited Siates and t has tiie
new-",ipt is announce -Jm rdi'l.menU are
t be furnis u d eft riiis cccae)1i in so.ne f
the rouiu of ti.e bu;:d;ng ; an! tUivctiug the
m.v r!in.t.iu uil iais in ch vrgc of any buiid-
Wig wja:a may oe u.d nut to j--iant wine,
bew, te-icoro i.er iutoU-atin hvpaors u be
soid or served to any unson on Liit oc.asiin
of the ba'l.
Absolutely Pure.
Ttii- I'i.wler never varies, a mirvel of purity.
Mrenth and W'tiirlf4niM'nes. -Mire eetntoniieal
limn tlie oniif.tiry kimis, h;I rHiinot iKwliiit
eirufMn(jn with tiie inuhitiMe f Utw te-i -liit.ri
Weiifht, alum t-r ph-ihate pnriers. .s-rf-i unht
tn .ii.'. UtiVAi. HaKIN.. roIIEK t.OMfAV,
Wall Street. New York. .V-.tfMHt.
SOMERSET MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by COOK A BEERITS,
ial.r.iu is
Choice Groceries, Flour & Feed.
Apfde. driest. !h
Api-h- Hattvr, irai
irni, j. wm if-s J.!"!""""".""!
Idiiier. (nIl, t Ii) t.
Itoi-L wheat, f !'H
iQt'al,
Heesnax fi B
lU; un. c-iTiirur- urvf f!;i:i;?-i y ft
' (Country harni & tb..
" "shmiitliT-) y It
M t'Sit"i
Corn. ",'iirt t 'i . ....
" -'m..-;!( "p bn
Menl V ft
Clinp. Cfrri Kiid Oiits, lbs
nil rve, JiJOlU
K.rsrs t di,
ti.-Mr. r.;.-:- r Pr-s-ss, Lhl
" Viec.na. ti.U .
Fi;t:i- e-i, U: w
r t!-
"leM.L;;;. y . 10s.
"st". 'i
P.Hat -icn.
!.wr:" . Orit-d, y ....
Kvi., Ijtj.
.-ill', So I.) y l r,
' ii;-,m:ni Alum y Nik.
(Aslil.tUi full Stu-k
Si;r:tr. y'.-!ln-, f!S : ;
" whit.-, v r . .
Tnllnw. p n,
Wurvsw -ttlt y bftj .
y Kiek-
WhrnT. htT
-rC
$! t)i) ,
'Ve .
'oe ;
J-x-
ic ;
..l2-ve
nv
. 1 '
Vl
...Ine
-
-fSsitkr
II 0-ttmVA
-L'- M-i
3.-He
NvHlc
M"C
ft &
tl 20
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SI 00
MKine
c
I so
J:t HI
Executors' Sale
OK
Vahrih Real Estata !
n V VI it Ti K of the authority civen ns by tlie Ia-t
U u nl flii'l t--ti
etH-.tl. uc exjftM- to -uiie t a tiie pfiiui-ef.
SATCIUKIV,
fi:j;i:cm:y 2d, i
at 1 o'cl'K'it p r.. the firm known as the Mi
e'lael liny lar'a," sit-Mit t:s iii.iti'!pfoi fow n
li.p. tn:fr't i "unify, Ivnn a, f-iiitaii;iiur '.'l
a r1! 1 l:M jvri-hi.. 'ti.re tir h-vs ithiuinj;
luil'i-i'.t J'-iti K.-nif. I unit-1 Ko.ni. lii-niit AUriz
u:ti Ki. tiHiii a i- JiicnO I.. Keiiiitfil, ifhVuiK Itier
ou rr-.tieU a I wo-.il- .ry fninic
D JVJJLLIXG house.
Bank Hani, :i ! other iMithui! Tins : i),int 7"i
rt'-re. i ;)ris land h (-:'im-t. Hurt i;i h R xwi iate
yl 'u!tiviil i.n ; the ntub,i,e t wt-l1. innm-red : it
is wen siipjuif"! with m-A -j.r:::r "f pure wner,
ami htis vii. it .1 la"te rr!iarl uf beuriDif iruit
tn-is ; tlie iuth. r;i;i ..-i tiM-i uiel.-r lt'i 1 1 iwt f
t-i'i.t an-e;ei-i,iAii. ul v 1 he niM'tut w ill It-M.ltl-
TERMS:
I'lu -tMro in hHiel on ,leiitry of
dt-0. tiiitn-s iu ihive eiiu tt an
j n
j
nitui ja uu ut to 1 .; un-! on t'i reuii-9 by
ment boiiM : lu i.er Ofiit. ot Ii.iii. I in.iuev to be
tlowu on day of ..
N ni.VN KMEKH K.
li.u.MO.N LjiKKI K.
j:u... KxeeuUirs.
B. & 13.
GREATEST
MARK-DOWN SALE
We find stocks in every depirtinent in our
store to.i lar;.-? for ttiis snison of tiie year,
and I. d. tcrniin.-i in rtsiu -c tiieni befoie
our Annual Inventory I'-.-Oruarv 1.
We shall dep-nd eninely up:li pri.-es to
do this. We rotileuii.i.tte no profit from
this month's busincs oilier than theconvcrt
in ol part of thes sti-ks into cash.
1" h.-re is a ran. op;iortuiiity for hovers of
Iiry Wood-- to Se.ure bior.ins real live bar
gains. Soine of the sacrtil.?es m ule are :
oiii) yards bjst makes Tycoon Repps, 8c.
yard.
.si-inch Press (ioo Is and Suitings, 5e. yd.
were Mild this sc;ts-.n at id.'Jo.
1'HJ cs. AH-Wool I'.ilored I .i.siiin.-rtw, 4-.
inches wide, ,"i ic. sold r'u!ar!y at T-V.
.ll i'ich Atm-rican Suitings, di.iole fold, I i
l ie. reg narpiKx', -.'.
liiacic Uruva le Silk Velvets, Xic. were
it ll
tlhwk
fi. 'ii.
li'-ick
Lna.le. S'.lk V-.I 3z. were
rirccu;Itf Silk Velvets, were
I'. itin- t k !S in. ii C.!..re.l Rrocadp and
F.mcv 8.1k Vehen, o--. yd. were i.."J to
Fancy Striped, Cber'.-eil and I'lsid Miik
Velvets, iic, 5.V, it.Uli, $l..'w were it. tat to
SAtM vd.
W-vel 1m lMfl rr.r,l i,rV..K-rf.
. i . j - . .
pls.edoii any retail counierj iu America at
sii -h pr:.i.
Ais.ve hut ot:tiine f thecnat hansiins on
sale tiii month.
WRITE FOR SAMPLES.
Tl.or"iL-!i!v nr.-aczisl MAIL RIKR
IIKPaK TM K'T. wtii-rs-your wants and re
quests wiil have proper attention.
Boggs & Buhl,
115, to 121,
FEDERAL STREET
ALLEGHENY, Pa.
it v -ra i
.
THE ONLY FULL AND
J JL JLJLJi Jy
IN SOMERSET,
AT HEFFLEY'S.
OVERCOATS.
Great Bargains in ilea's. Boys' and Chiidreu's Clothing which wil
be sold cheap. Call and sec tLeni.
PANTS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Mr lino of ilt-n's. Youths' nml Bovs' iul are the larcost sn'ie.-tio
to bo found, in all size-!, at riees
Gents' Furnishing Goods. con.si.-ti:vz
Drawers, of all shades, colors and
HATS, .
SATCIIEIii
CAP.--
TRUXIvS,
For !.'ti arvl IVooii. IS
IVil.t wvatht-r Uiakt? i
NEW OVERCOATS & NEW SUITS.
Have placed on nir cossaters extra u!t: t. iiicet tiie times-
SILK - FACE D O VE RC( ) ATS
At T...i. .((, $i.ui). and $10.00 Hon't fail to call at
HEFFLEY?S? Somerset, Pa.
I A COMPLETE LINE
O K:: ::::::::::::::::
r-iior-crxs AXD i:ifli-:s. sr.!-:t(;rs.
slkigii i:i;lls; - Mnr.K ciiiMi:-.
BLANKETS. IIORSK IJLAXKKTS. I!Al(M'.:
LAI'lL'S- SKATK.S (.EMS'
BOYS' SPATES.
We have ju?t receive! a line of the .t'.'we --i
sidiiiia tit
VERY LOW P1MC.ES.
I'EEASE CALL AXD
J-1AJR :d war
JAS. B. HOLDERBAUM,
Somerset, PeiuI'a.
DRUGS !
3
.uciN'sisor i
iiGEO. W. BENFORD
ruoi'iiiinoi; of tiik
OLDEST DRUG STORE IX SOMERSET COUNTY,
At No. T, Baer's Block,
SOME! .SET, IJJ 2 X X
I ke--p co:; ui:u'y on li.iud a '..r;- stork if
drugs, medicinks, chemicals.
dyj: stuffs, paixts. oils
and yap. xls 1 1 ics.
The purest and lH-.-t to Ih' found 'n this n.:-.-:.vt. We :-.. kitp un i::ii J a i'tdi line "f
TRUSSES, BRACES, SUPPORTERS.
And a!i the ha.iiTt: af ; art t:
.llris 1
l!l this
s! tioti
n'. js r
TOILET ARTICLES AXD SUXI'RIKS ; EXERALLY KEPT IX
A FIRST CLASS DRVH STORE.
flNE ASSORTMENT OF BiRTHDAY GifTS ALV.'tYS IJ STOCK,
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
THE BI.ST TIIK MARKKT -VFKiUl'S. ISOTH ii 'M:T!i.- AND I "1 :' KTiil'
PrarlMJ Gomrc2m383, Family Essipls FiM Willi Ccrrectn&ES
My own tiu.k" of HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. It is ..fa ., r! r
t!u-.k of HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. It is ,.f
liiiihty. We k.ep ill Imlk. so timt any i k.I in-rc.l;. ut cn:t
'it' added, .ohl :it 2o tvnt.s a iioutiil.
I It
s.p:.aro
liiioiness mid wiil pv.:
truiilil'! to slioiv
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FCn MEDICINAL FURPCSES ONLY.
A LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH CAHDZX AND FLOWER SEEDS.
Jan. 0. ls7
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lute the pt'ofttTty of aii) i 1. Mue., ue.t. :-
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A tf .t t itin I in Se.nmiit Town-htn
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Antl Conservatory ofMnfie. I
Alsn chi-Ji of E War. t ion m Fire A-t.
br ?rhtui it youjijc lytie ; ni-nri.n.rf-fl rifie
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m Tt-rr mUnit- xj wrrtt will ou JauuaT
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A. II. NOHCKUS. i). 1 rittsbungh,
COMPLITE UKE CF
to suit. All $l.,"0.
ol X' .'-; wear.
pricf.
$2. and $
Undershirts, an
GI.OVKS. MITTKXS.
01 M COOTS AXD SHoKS
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your money's worth. No
CLARK H. BENFORD.
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An.l for th.. of the is- ipie of Somcrw
a:;d coruni'iiiitv. lofi- may tiny
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JENS' WOfKiN'G SJHOES,
90 Cents to S2.SO.
.Ladies Iino Shoes!
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