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MINlSTElOT WAR
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Sovoii Offeiulbrs to "bo Placed
on Trial To-Morrow.
A BITTER CONTEST EXPECTED.
. t
It is Charged thai the Reformed Presby
tenan Bynoj Has Been Faoied.
Tho Clerical Dologntes Assembling at
Pittsburg An Effort to Devoto tlio Plrst
of tlio 'Session to Prnyor mut Pasting
Tho Genoral Assembly at Detroit to Con.
sldor Dr. Ilrlggs' Ctiso on Thursday.
PirrsBuno, May SC. Thoro is every In
dication that tho sessions of tho Synod of
tho Reformed Presbyterian Chnrch of
North America, which boglns hero to
morrow, will bo full of bittornoss and I
contention. So marked has tho fooling
among tho mombors, become 'ovor tho
proposition to cast out scvou liberal
minded young ministers that, it is said,
no loss than 40 clerical delegates will
have to go to hotels while sojourning in
tho city. TJsuolly thoy are entertained
by members of tlio church.
Tho charge is loado that tho Synod has
been systematically packed in anticipa
tion of tho approaching trials. It is al
leged that in tho Presbytrios, whon tho
election of delegates cumo up, caro was
taken to set aside men of liberal views
and elect so-called conservatives.
The whole dllllculty hinges upon the
old Covenantor doctrine that members of
tho Church Bhall not participate in civil
elections until "God" shall bo rccognizod
in the Constitution. Tho Liberals con
tend that members should liavo tho right
to oxorciso their own views. Py way of
preparing for the struggle to como tho
committeo having charge of tho prosocu
tion of tho sevon offenders will rocom
rnend that tho first day of th"s Synod bo
devoted entirely to prayer and fasting.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Dr. Briggs' Cnso Will be Taken Up on
Thursday Morning'.
Detroit, May 20. Tho debato in tho
Presbyterian General Assom'uly on tho
seal of tho church finally wound up in
tho presentation of a dsf.en suggestions
at once. Tho whole matter was recom
mitted for tlio committee to ponder ovor
for another year.
Tho Assembly decided to remove tho
financial restrictions which have serious
ly hindered the work among tho Southern
negroes.
The report of tho Committee on Thoo
logical seminaries was made the first
order of tho day for Thursday morning.
This will open up tho Briggs caso for dis
cussion. The sentiment expressed on all
sides freely is that Briggs must go. If
tho Assembly so decides it is genorally be
lieved tho trustees of Union Seminary
will withdraw that institution from
under tho wing of tho General Assembly
and' make it an independent college.
THE COST OF ORDER.
An Enormous Sum Paid Out In the Con
test With tho Coku Strllcors.
GnEENSBUito, Pa., May 20. Tho sum
paid out by tho coke companios for depu
ties,arms and legal expenses during the
great strike foots up very largo.
Thoro havo been on duty 400 Plnkorton
dotoctives at $3.o0 per day for 20 days,
costing about $28,000.
Besides there havo boon sworn in in
both counties 800 local deputies, who
served an average of a month each. At
the rato of 25 cents an hour this amounts
to $72,000. Tho Winchester rifles and
other small arms wore expensive items.
fciViro than 1,000 eviction, writs wero is
snod and executed at a cost of $15 each.
Injunction writs and costs havo amount
ed to $2 moro. Tho criminal costs and
that of maintaining tho State troops will
make an enormous aggregate.
Tho Ball Flayers Domunil Jury Trials.
Cincinnati, May 20. All of tho ball
players engaged in Sunday's game wero
present in tho police court to answer the
chnrge of playing ball on Sunday. King
Kelly was there with his full quota of
ball players, and pleadod not guilty.
Attornoy Hart demanded a Jnry In each
case. The case of Manager Bancroft
was set for next Friday, to be tried by a
Jury, while all the players will be tried
likewise on Wednesday of next week.
Jilted and Attempted Suicide.
BwDUEPortT, Conn., May 20. Babbitt
Bourrle, a yonng German girl, attempted
to commit sulcido by jumping off a
bridge into the Connecticut River, a dis
tance of SO feet. Sbo was rescued by a
boatman. The girl had a quarrel with
her sweetheart, John Schmidt, because
he paid attention to other young women.
Ilroho the Yulo llunnlnir Ileoord.
New Haven, Conn., May 20. W. B.
"Wright, jr., Yalo '02, has broken tho Yale
record for a half-milo run. Tho record
was formerly 2:03 2-5, and this has been
out down in a private trial by Wright
S 1-0 seconds. It Is thought that Wright
will win the halt-mile run at the Mott
Haven games.
Ez-Gov. Uutler Dies Suddenly.
Lincoln, Neb., May 20. Ex-Gov, David
Butler died suddenly of heart failure at
his home, near Pawnee City, early in tho
morning, in his 03d year. He was Nebras
ka's first Governor after she became a
State.
Bald to Have Stolen $20,00O.
Paterson, N. J., May 20. Cornelius A.
King, until recently a bookkeeper In tho
Now York ofllce of Hlnchcliffo Brothers,
brewers of this city, is alleged to bo a de
faulter to tho amount of $20,000,
Negroes and Italluns Fight.
PAiuutRSBtma, W. Va., May 20 re
port from Braxton County says that 180
Italians and 70 negroes, working on a
railroad, got into a fight and eight Ital
ians wero killed.
Jamos Gordon lloimott'a Latest.
London, May 20. James Gordon Ben
nett, of tho New York Herald, is about
to start a hand written journal at Kafum
bilo, on tho Congo, to bo kuown as the
Congo Mirror.
The Portuguese Treaty Signed.
London, May 20. Tho Portuguese
treaty with tho Congo Stato has been
signed. Portugal allows most of tho
claims of the Congo State, but receives
(tub territory on the West coast,
clighest of all in Leavening Power.
' ABSOUUTEOf WWm
DEFENDS MRS. SURRATT.
llor Confessor Declares Ills Ilellef that
She Was Innocent.
New Yoiik, May 20. At a meeting of
tho Catholic Historical Society last night
papers written by Cardinal Gibbons and
Kov. J. a Walter, of Washington, D. C,
wero road.
Thoro was much interest manifested
ovor Father Walter's reply to tho Cen
tury article, as it was expected to be
somewhat caitBtic, if not sensational.
Father Wnltor relates how ho became in
volved in tho unfortunate Surratt affair,
and declares his belief that Mrs. Surratt
was an innocent woman.
"At tho timo of Lincoln's assassina
tion," rays Father Walter, "I was pastor
of St. Patrick's Church in Washington,
and among my parishioners was Mrs.
Surratt. 1 was her confessor. Whon sho
was arrested sho sent for mo, and I at
tended to her spiritual wants until she
went to the scaffold. I cannot, of course,
violate my vows to tho Church and loll
tho scorots of tho confessional, but I will
say that from what I know Mrs. Surratt
was lnnocont of any complicity in that
great crimo.
"I tried my best to save her lifo, ond
if sho had been given a reprlevo for 10
days I believo I would have succeeded in
doing so. I called twice upon President
Johnston and was by him sent to Judge
Holt. The judge in turn sent mo back to
the President, and I got no satisfaction.
Even on tho morning of tho woman's ex
ecution I attempted to obtain a reprieve
for hor, but I was unsuccessful, and she
died, I believo, as innocent of that crime
as a babe unborn."
What the Druggists say
of HeiskeH'sOintment:
When we nre asked to recommend a prepara
tion for skin disease, we hand out IIkipkelis
Ointment, with every confldenco of its success
ful treatment of the disease."
J. C. Kkdick, 0 Main St., Butler, Pa.
"I have been selling IIeiskf.ll's Ointment
for eleven yenrs. It gives unlvenuil satisfaction
It will cure Tetter.'
Q. W. llACKKNBEnoEK, Batnbridge, r
' We have evidence of the curative properties
of Heiskeli.'h Ointment here. It Is a gooi?
relluule ointment."
Fleming & Esleh, Tarentum, Pa,
"In all skin dlseaes I invariably recommed
IIkiskkll's Ointment."
J. J. Keil, Shnrpsbure, Pa.
" ITeiskell s Ointment cures when all elss
falls." McClkllan A Reed, Preeport, Pa.
' IIeiskell's Ointment sells on Its owrf
merit-" n. li. Hilton. Klttannlng, Pa.
& Hew Idea in Corsets.
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how to mnove a porous plaster
scientifically It will pay you and
don't forget that the best porous
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ot a bell on the back-cloth, and Is
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A New Venture
W- "RA MSA"? POTTB
Has opened a
AT No. 218 N. CENTRE ST
POTTSVIIXE, PENN'a!
Bales of assorted goods, notions, hardware,
glassware, etc,, etc , A ,,
Goods from all parts ol the county solicited
on commission.
Q M. HAMILTON, M. P.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offlce-28 West Lloyd Street, Bbenoonoah
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17. Sw Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
Weather Indications.
W isntNOTON, May 20. For Now England
p.j J Eastern New York! Generally fair; cooler,
e.tccpt stationary temperature; in extreme
Southern Now York! winds becoming north
westerly. .
For New Jersey; Showers; sll(?htly warmer?
variable winds.
For Western New York and . Western
Ponnsylvynta: Generally fain slightly cooler?
wind becoming northerly.
NIW YORK aiAltUIHTS.
New York, May 25. Money on call loaned
easy ut 4 und i per cent.
BONDS.
Closing Closing
eaiuraay. xo-aay,
4Vs, 1801 Reg 100 100
4is. 1801 Coud 101 118
4 s. 11)07 Iteg 110U 110U I
5 B, 1007 Coup UQ)i 117J4
&TOCK MARKET.
Closing Closing
Saturday. To-dav.
Canadian Pacific 7BM
Central Pacific SOU
Chicago, Bur. &. Quincy S8!tf
Delaware & Hudson 132
Del., Lock. A: Western 1U7H
Erie. 20g
Erie pref 51M
I.nko Shore H0?i
Lout. & Nosh 77J
Michigan Central 80U
Missouri Pacllic 084i
New Jersey Central H5W
NorthwestJin .108)4
Orptrnn Navigation 71
Pacific Mali 35
Reading 33M
Rook Island 74H
St. Paul 04U
Union Pacific 4j
Western Union 80
PllODUCE MARKET.
May. June. July.
Wheat 107V6 100
0 lOiU
Cnm 00V6 03!
Oats 65tt 54'
mnxwm like iti
Blood is thicker than water,
ttnd must be kopt pore to
Insure good health.
Swot's Srncmo ia natoxesieatefy
for this purpose.
It never to falls ollmnato the lmptta
ties and tratld up the general health.
There is only one Swiff a Spociflo,
asd there is nothing liko It.
Be suro and got the genuine.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
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feck Headache and relieve all tho troubles fccf
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Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after
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jremarliahlo success has been shown In curing A
vim
fleaSache, yet Carter'a little Liver Plus ara
equally valuable In Constipation, curing and pro
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correct all disorders of the a tomachtlmulale the
liver and regulate tho bowels. Even If thoyonlj
" HEAD
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Buffer from this distressing complaint; but f ortu
Satelvthelrcoodnosadoes notondtiera.nndthoss
xtho once try them will find these Iittlo pills vain
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ACHE
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I- Carter's Little Liver Pflla ara very small and
very easy to take. One or two pills make a doso.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
purge, bat by their gentle action please all who,
use them. In vials at 25 cents; five for $1. Sold
by oraggists everywhere, or sent by xnalL
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York!
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of )
Comptroller of tub Currency, .
f'aMngtoti, AjnHl S, 1891. J
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence pre
sented to the undersigned, it has been made
to appear that "The Merchants' WaUonul
Bank of Shenandoah," in the Borough of
Bbenandouh, In the County of Schuylkill and
State ot Pennsylvania, haB complied with all
the provisions of the statutes of the United
States, required to be compiled with before an
association shall be authorized to commence
the business of banking.
Now, Tiiebefore, I, Edward 8. Lacey,
Comptroller of the Cuirency, do hereby oer.
tlfy that "The Merchants' National Bank ot
Bhenandoab," in the Borough ol Shenandoah,
In the County of Bchuylklll, and Stato ol
Pennsylvania, Is authorized to commence the
business ol banking as provided in section
fifty one hundred and suiy-nlno of the Re
vised (Statutes of the United States.
.r-.-, IN W1INE88 WHEREOf, wit
J seal J nefismy band and seal of oflloetnls
8th day of April, 1801.
No.W. E S LACEY,
Comptroller of the Currency,
BASEBALL SCORES.
X.oagtie GnliiM.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. .1 01000200 4
Phllad'.lphla 0 00002000 a
Hatterlcs Mullano and Harrington; Gloason
and Clements.
AT CLEVELAND.
Clevelnml 3 000002000
Brooklyn 10803000 0-12
Batteries Vlau and Zlmmer-, Lovott and
Dally.
AT PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg 1 01010000-3
Boston 2 0001000 14
Batteries Straton und Mack; Nichols and
Bennett.
AT CHICAGO.
Chlcazo-New York game postponed on ac
count of rain.
Tho National League Record.
Per Per
Clubs. Won. Lnst. C't Clubl, IVan. Isisl. Ct
Chicago.. ..18 8 .002 Boston .... 14 14 ,r.00
Pitt9bur..ll 12 .S38 NowYork..l2 14 Afrl
Cleveland ..15 14 .517 Brooklyn ..11 10 .407
PliU'del'a..l4 11 .500 CInolnuatI.il 10 .393
Association Games.
AT CIXCINNAOT.
CInclnnntt 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1- C
Athletics 1 0100 0 1010-4
Batteries Crano and Hurley; Chamberlain
and MUllgan.
Tho Association Record.
Per Per
Clubs. TTon. tost. Ct Gube. Won. Ijntt. CI
Boston... 28 10 .722 Cincinnati. 18 82 .450
Baltimore 23 11 .070 Lou'vllle... . 18 22 .450
St. Louis.. 21 17 .553 Columbus.. 15 23 .305
Athletics. 10 IS .471 Waeh'ton....0 23 .281
Eastern l.eaguo.
AT BYHACUSS.
Syracuse 3 0003001 07
Providence 0 0000000 11
Batteries Person and Qulnn; Sullivan and
Murphy.
AT BUFFALO.
Buffalo.. 0 1 3 000100 C
Lebanon 0 4040000 08
Batteries fiarr, German and Murphy; An
dcrson and McCaffrey.
AT ROCHESTER.
Rochester... 0 010000001
Troy 0 1010000
Batteries Cushmati and Bowman; Day and
PUBLIC FEELING AROUSED.
Fifty Thonsand Pooplo Follow tho Ita
.mulns of a Murdered Hoy.
London, Mny 20. Tho boy murdered
by Conway, the Liverpool fireman, and
put In a bag, In which his mutilated re
mains wero found, was buried during the
day. Tho public feeling on tho subject
was shown by tho vast multitude that
followed tho hearse. It is estimated that
not less than 50,000 ry.rsons Joined in the
funeral procession. If tho people could
get at Conway ho would bo torn limb
from limb. The theory of tho police is
that Conway killed tho boy In order to
conceal nn attempt at, or the perpotra'
tion of, an unnatural crimo.
Ho Called for Letters.
Elizabeth:, N. J., May 20. Edward H.
Brlel of ashlngton, D. C, was urrestod
in this city on a telegram giving a de
scription of him received nearly a month
ago stating that ho was wanted in Wash
ington for grand larceny. He was ex
pected to call at tho postoflico for letters
from Baltimore. Detectives were on tho
watch, and when he arrivod took him in
custody. Tho authorities hero say that
they knew nothing of tho charge, und
aro waiting for tho Washington officers.
Miss Rogers Charged With Forgery.
Boston, May 20. Miss Nollie Rogors,
aged 20, of East Weymouth, was arrested
nt Crescont Boach charged with forging
a check for $08o on the Eastern Banking
& Trust Company, of Bangor, Mo., pur
porting to bo signed by L. Nichols, a liv
ory stable keeper. Miss Rogers claims
the check was given to her by a man
named Knowles, who asked her to col
lect it for him, but sho is somewhat hazy
as to the identity of the man.
Corbett and Ills Manager Q-iarreL
San Francisco, May 20. Pugilist Jim
Corbett has received nn offer from the
Olympic club of Now Irleans, to act as
instructor, and also an offer to travel
with a minBtrol show. Ho has quarreled
with Charlio Stonzel, his manager. It
arose from Corbett's action in accepting
tho decision of tho directors of the Cali
fornia Athletio Club by which it was
agreed to award tho contestants in the
Corbett-Jackson fight $3,500 each.
Officers of the Pilgrim Society.
Plymouth. Mass., May 20. The Pil
grim Society held its annual meeting at
Pilgrim Hall and elected the following
officers for tho ensuing year; President,
Hon. John D. Long, of Bingham; vice
presidents, Hon. Wm.'JL Evarts, of New
York; J. Henry Stickney, of Baltimore;
Frederick L. Ames, of Boston, and Jsaao
N. Stoddard, of Plymouth; secretary,
Wm. M. Danforth, of Plymouth; treas
urer, Charles R. Stoddard, of Plymouth.
Mother and Four Children Fonnd Dead.
Harlan, la., May 20. About a week
ago the husband of Mrs. Christian Peder
son was taken to the insane asylum. His
wife and four children wero found dead,
hanging in the cellar ot their home yes
terday. Tho family lived about three
miles northeast ot this town. It is bo
lieved that tho woman was also insane,
and that after hanging her children she
committed suicide by tho same means.
Severe Blow for the Mormons.
Salt Lake City, May 20. The Salt Lake
Herald comes out flying tho Christian
colors, owing to a chango in the proprie
torship. It has been the leading expo
nent in the Mormon Church, and its loss
breaks the back of that church as a fac
tor in Utah politics.
Yale and Harvard May Play.
New Haven, Conn., May 20. Yale and
Harvard will probably play a series of
baseball games after all. It is stated
by a person in the confidence of tho Yale
Athlotio Association that three games
ore to be played between tho two univer
sity teams.
A Sympathetic Strike.
Boston, May 20. The marble cutters
employed by A. D. Puffer and J. W.
Tufts aro on strike because those firms
are doing work for John Matthews & Son
of New York, whoso men aro on strike for
an eight-hour day.
The Tarrytown Inquest Adjourned.
Tarrytown, N. Y., May 20. Coroner
Mitchell has begun the inquest into the
explosion of Tuesday last, through which
seventeon men met their death. No new
facts were brought to light and the In
quest was postponed until Monday.
Tuxes Duo from tho Pennsylvania Iload.
PrrrsBURa, May 20. A statement of the
taxes duo the State against the Pennsyl
vania Railroad has just been fled at
Harrisburg. The amount is placed at
One of the troubles of life Is
thebreakingof lamp-chimneys.
Needless. Macbeth s "pearl
top and "pearl glass are
tough against heat.
You will save nine-tenths of
your chimney-money by using
them,
" Pearl top fits most ' of
the little lamps ; " pearl glass "
is tor ' Rochester, " Pitts
burgh," " Duplex," etc.
We make a great many sizes
and shapes, all of tough glass.
You can get the right ones.
Talk with your dealer about it.
Pittsburg. Geo. A. Macbeth & Co.
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W. Baker fifth's
from which tho excess o
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and it is Soluble
No Chemicals
nro used in its preparation. It has
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or Sugar, and is thereforo far morn
economical, costing less than one cenl
a cup. It i3 delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily digested.
and admirably adapted for invalid?
as well as for persons in health.
Sold by Crocers everywhere.
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WlFS
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Bold by ail dealers.
Uh!ehei' KneUth Diamond Brand.
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Original and tlnlj Genuine.
SArc. iJwai relUble. ladic ik .
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without the knowledge ot the patient, It 1b absolutely
harmless, and will etfeet a permanent and speedy
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an alcoholic wreck. It has been eiven In thousands
of eases, and In every instance a perfect eure has fol
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ed with the Bpeclflo.it becomes on utter impossibility
for the liquor appetite to exist.
48 page book of particulars free To bo had or
C. H. HAGENBUCH, Druggist, Shenandoah
FIRE INSURANCE I
Lviul ui Oldest Reliable Parelj Cul Ccmpaalti
Represented by
OAYlDFAUST&rri
Dr. Thee!
Tb moat relUble and luceeiifoi
pecUUit for alldntuoi of both
Mil
ULCERS, htotelwi. plmplea. Bore
Uoull, Throat, Irriutlen", Besll
Ingi, InflanimatloDi, Kidufye
Bladder. Loil Tiialltj, Weak back,
WeakneM Debility, Impaired Memory s&d Decay, btrletnret
11 dlsoaset rcaaHlDK rtom jouthful erron or from ferwork
Old. Young r Mlddlt, .--t doq'lssffet y Iodjw.
core u certiib, no experiment I bs?t everj' jog known t
msdioal aodeurKleaUeluuet.obetiQaiaaadol eueieolloited,
no matter whofalledreUtratonca. lTreaheaaei cured Ins
lo 10 daya, European Hoipltal esterlenee In Germany, Kns
Und, France and Austi la, aa aerttficates and diploma proT
and U yeara practical exrwHenee. 10,000 oavea t urad yearly,
mi S Oftft wiM bPWtenadTertlilnf doctor, wba
wikiiUUUtiDi,m gl grratikiU, knowled and
iperlenoe and who can enow aa many patienta permanent
eared aa loan after rtaaoka and advertising dootora ht.
ruined them, Send So.atamp for book "TRUTlI" anS aworn
teetlmonlalaeipoains; qaacka t.id Edvr;UinE doe tore with
their raUe and Frandulcnt gaaraaieea aud t-ftatrmonlaia. their
experience , they do not pouee and their ohema of reranding
money or friendly talki and their cheap and wrtnle druie
neither of which cuua you, but arc uad aa deeoya and remit
la ralo of thouaande or cooftdlng TtotUna. Omer Hocaa
Everyday from b A U to IP M-crenlnp t to. Wednesday
and Saturday Krenlnge fr.m 0 ic, Sundara from 9 to li, Vci
efere&Qe as, Wednctdaj ajid Batordftj Phila, Thaa
Breakfast
Cocoa
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