. FIENDISH CRIME
Tho Torriblo Secret of nu Eng
lish l'i replace Discovorod.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't F
FIVE PERSONS FOUND MURDERED
'
i dinii "wunt'1 advertisement til
the --Herald" will bring more nnav
tho advertiser than through liny ot.
nor eirou
SWANTS
the town
Is moro
read. One trial will convince yon
Mot. fnr the Himnh reason that tl
aid" l read by nil Hie people ot tl
;asant
-no. gg: ?
VOL. VII.-
The Evening Herald.
ALL the news fob one cent.
Has a larger circulation in Bbenaudoah Ulan
any other paper published. Circu
lation tiootts nptn to all.
WILL our liorougli fathers give Us
decent streets this year?
Councilman Jamks' committees
will bo closely scrutinized.
Gukhilla warfare Is the meanest.
The anti-Quay jouruals are pursuing
this course juHt now.
What a funny j ike. Two Chester
Tulllliar.(l9 died from poison believed
no have been placed In their diuuer
palls as a Itst.
The Philadelphia Jlicoul, by Its
unjust criticism of one of the patriotic
orders of the state, has gotten Ithtlf
Into a lnrge-slztd hole.
IF-Pnslmaf ter General Wauamaker's
suggestions were adopted by Congress
America would have the best po. ltd
administration in the world.
Dead men tell no talcs, which Is
why the experiences of some of tho
drunkards who have been "cured" by
the Keeley treatment will never he
made public.
No fair-minded citizen,' whether
native-born or naturalized, will sanc
tion the expression!) of the Philadel
phia Record In its opposition to the
P. O. S. of A.
Gustav Williams, a Berlin shop
lifter, has been fined J20 for having
I called a telephone clrl who kent him
waiting fifteen minutes "a miserable,
brazen-faced woman."
Wab it right to fine a Brooklyn
Sunday school teacher $5 for thump
ing a pupil with a Bible? Ministers
have been thus assaulting Bob Iuger
soll for years without punishment.
New Youkeks are talking of a
statue to Columbus. It Is to he hoped
that by vigorous efforts they will get
25-Ci
CENTS PER YARD FOH
Floor Oil Cloth: others fnr
' 30, 35 and 40 cts. and upwards.
Tho prettiest line of Oil Qloths
and Carpets In Shenandoah.
C. D. Fricke's Car-net Store.
10 B. Jardin St., Shenandoah.
1
mm
' when
JUST -AEEIYED !
One Car of FINE MIDDLINGS,
Also a Lot of Strictly
Fancy Minnesota Patent Flour
250 BAEEELS
V
' AT
i$5.00 PER BARREL
CASH.
This ia not an adverUattm dotlae. but a fair, atralaht
wy.
Aojf'er. 1 own the flour. It is
I have iV'O BBTlBli to offer
,i or months. I believe it
XLOUR in the market, and
tire satisaction in every rvspfct.
Corner
Pour Had Their ThroaU Cut and One Was
Strangled to Death-
Soma Think It Was tlm Wnrk or 'Mack the
Hipper," Altlimmli tlm Hinllei Am Not
Vlutllnlmt in tlm ltlpper'a Htyln The
Mull's N.-tllin t Wlllllllllft, aipt He Hi
Hern Arrested In Melbourne. Australia
The Victim" Huppuacil fobs III Wlfeuml
Clillil run.
London, March 17. A tragedy unparal;
lelcd In tho history ot British r
thftnie to light yesterday tlirnj'rtHllen
nlura, wliioli will lie the day succeed
ing the Hccomp'lshmeut of the Gran'
memorial.
BnMB of our borough oUlulals' are
realizing at last that criticism of their
actions' does not necessarily spring
from malice, but may have Its birth In
diflcrence of opinion. Tho water
question, for instance.
LITTLE LOCALS.
Whisperings of tho People Caught
on tho Fly.
The cold weatbur continues.
"Win. J. Jacobs' and Daiiiol Ellis, Jr.,
have purcba-ed tho Uoho property on
Wist Oak Btroot.
Dully evidences of Urn II icrai.ii s p -pu-
larity as an advertising mediuii find thoir
way to our tnnclum
Mrs. Paul Quiek.who occupied the dwell
in; mtoly purchustd by William Neiswen
dar, bin removed to tho old Kur z building,
on Lino sir- et
Attention is callod to an advertisement in
another column concerning tho loss of a
watch. It was tho property of a worthy
young lady, a family heirloom, A tuilablo
I reward will bo ptid for jts return to tho
IIkkald office.
Bucklon'e Arnica Salvo.
The Bost.Salvo in Iho world for Cuts,
Bruisos, Soros, Ulcers, Salt Kbeum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chat ped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
lively euros Piles, or no payment required
It is guaranteed to give perfoct satisfaction
or money romnood. 1'nco li cents per
box. For sale hy C. II. Hagonbucli.
For Ront.
Cno dwelling house, centrally located,
containing eight rooms, No. 13 North
Jardin stroet. Also ono stoto-roorn and
dwelling containing six rooms, No, 10
North Jardin street. Apply to
Evan J. Daviks,
15 North Jardin street.
Bring'your children to Ilall's
and have their pictures tukon.
gallery
3 14-tf
Coming Evonts.
March 17. 'Welah Congregational
jhurch toa party in P. M. hall.
April 19. Supper undor tho auspicos of
Star of Bethlehem Lodge, "L P. A in P
M. church ball.
Mar. 30 "Tho Tattling Tongup," lec.
turo by Kev. II. G. James in the P. 31,
church, for tho benefit of a sick and needy
family.
April 21 Marigold Tea, Kobbins' Hall
undor tho auspices of Lydla Degree Lodge,
No. 112, I. O. O. F.
April 21. A. marigold tea in Robbins1
hall, under the auspices of tho degree staff
Lydia Dcgroo Lodgo, No. 112, I. O. O. F,
With tho loth century dawned tho era of
wonders. It has also proven an era of sur
prisesfor notwithstanding Its giant strides
toward knowledge, wo aro told that there are
still In somo places a few citizens who have
Fresh -DAIRY BUTTER
and Fishing Creek BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
" c
the JiUSX ELOUR I have.
at any price. IJmve sold It
to be tqual to any XANCY
will uuarantee U to give en
Main and Lloyd Streets.
FAIR HANDS BLACK
Novel Metllil Uneil liy-
ln Michigan to .
15
THE COUNTY '
POLITICAL FIELD.'
LIVELY LEGISLATURE AND
SENATE CONTESTS.
MORE INDICATIONS OF HARMONY.
Some of tho Aspirants for Office
Named Who the Local Can
didates May bo Mahanoy
City Candidate.
II E woods of ha Fourth
repr"Mtiltlve dlstrici
h o full t
lor tho Logislature
this year and tho Re
publicans have mi rea
con fur complaint that
there is not sufficient
rjiHtrial In the fiild te
nded from. Tbero aro so many candi
dates ono is led to the conclu-ion that the
convention will bo an interesting one.
Tho Senatorial contest in tho 'JO h dis
trict is becoming warm, indeed, ' hot.
Robert A, Allison, of Port Carbon, .is the
latest aspirant in tho field. II '3 onlry
makos tbe contest moro inlerorting and
some of tbe otbor candidates may propare
to makeup thoir minds tboy aro not "in
it."
An obsorver of Republican county poli
tics is forcod to tbe conclusion that, , al
though the conventions this year will bo in
teresting, thoro will b.i much less, friction
than heretofore. It seems to bo the desiri
of all parties that tho hatchot shall be
buried and tbtt Wrk for one common
.good shall be instituted. Any other polio--is
suicidal and throws all tho chances inli
the binds of tbo enoniy.
As tbe time draws nigh It looks as if the
Quay and Anti-Qiay squabbles will melt
nut of the contests for tbe Legislature.
The election of men on their merits with
hands untind to act according to the die
tates of their good judgments will cor-
tsinly bqir bottor fruit than tbo oloction ot
men on factional issues. Let all unite for
square, consistent Republicans.
Chairman James has issued his call for
the oloction of dologates and announced
his dates lor the conventions. The prim
aries will behold Saturday, April 2d.
If roports are true, the contest in the
First Legislative district will attract con
siderablo attention. 'Squire .1, J, Coyle,
of Mahanoy City, is in tbo field to win il
he Can, and if he cau hold tho Mahanoy
City delegation solid he will secure an ad
vantage ovor tho Shenandoah aspirants, as
Mahanoy City has four delegates more
than we have. Shenandoah has three
aspirants, B. J. Yost, Adam Leckio and
Frank 0, Reeso. Mr. Yost probably has
tbe widest county acquaintance and would
give the Democratic candidate a good tus
lie. r ranic u. uoese is a pipular young
mm, stands well with all factions of the
party and is a hustler.
In the Secoad district tho Indications
point to lion. D. D. Phillips, as the candi
date for Legislature. Bo can win and tbe
Republicans will make no mistake in
nominating him.
In tho Third district it is hard to find a
Republican who wishes to accept tbe
nomination, which Is at belt an empty
honor.
The congre'sional pulse seems to beat for
Bon. Charles N. Brumm. With all his
faults, most people say, he is tbe strongest
man that could be selected to lead the
Republican hosts and with harmony In the
ranks be ran bo returned to Oongreti.
Bon, Ellas Davis' docision not to be a
candldato for re-election to the Legislature
may yet be overcome. Be is too valuable
for retirement. In tho ovont of a deter
mination to ndlio.ro to his decision bo should
bo made county chairman.
Matters aro not serene in Democratic
circles. The prosecution ot ox-Chairman
Healey by members of his party will bear
bitter fruit.
Eloctrio Bitters.
This romody is becorping bo well known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electrio Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
medicine doos not exist and it is guaranteed
to.io all that is 'claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of tho Liver and Kid
neys, will remoyj Pimples, Boils, Salt
Rheum and other affections caused by im
puro blood. AVill drive Malaria from tho
iystem and prevent as well as euro all
Malarial fovors. For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters Entlro sa-isfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price 50o. and $1.00 per
bottle at C. II. Uagenbuch's drug store.
Friends may flatter, but don't 8 peak of
any other Cough Syrup except Dr, Coxe's
"Wild Cherry and Seneka.
lie on Ume, for prevention U better than
Cure. All OOUffhft anil imldM throat nnri lima
affect are cured by Dr. UuU'a Cough Syrup.
Only ttuanu.
OriUrs for Evkninq Behald thould be
lJt at Hooka J- Jlrown'a news stand, iVb.
North Main street.
B.'st photographs and crayons at Dabbs.
! oZo : mS': FA, , THURSDAY. MARCH J 7,
Tno
Family of J. Q. Hutton
Agreeably Surprised. ,
L-ut oveiimg -b ut 8:3) i-'cl.ffi 'a gl
number of friends and nolghbo'S-of o-0-U
niton's furnily called at tho fa nil')
residenco, loaded down with refresh mebti-.
and gifts, look possession of the Utiuje,
much to the BurptiiO id the fum ly, and
in tdo themselves at homo. J
To say that Mr. ntid Mrs. Button win?1
surprised would bo putting it rathor mildly.-
Tboy were sstotiished and, we might 8-y,
almost bewildered, Tho guests wfcru'-rTot
long in tbro.ving asldo all re.-tralnt and
oiij iying themselves in all sorts of games,
tc , whllo the elder ladies budi-d them-'
selves' in tho kitchen pr paring tho refreih
monls. Justbcfnro the coffoo was served tbe
family was called togolhur when Mr. R
A. 0 lover, in behalf of thoso present,
pro ented a hand-ome silver tea servioe to
Mrs. Button. Doth Mr. and Mrs. Hutton
rpliod in feeling lorms at this mark of
appreciation. Tho present is a beautiful
ono and came fmm tho establishment of
A. Boldenniin. of lown.
The refreshments were then served and
all had plenty and to spare.
Tho party broke up at midnight and n'l
returned to their homes well pleased with
their ovonlng enjoyment. Tho following
is a partial litnf those present:
Mrs. Dilrd, Forncroy, Davis, Straup, Fielders,
Olover, Hoover, Zltman, Jacoby, Trezlse, Boyer,
Shoemaker, Heose, Kobbins, Finney, Kincatd,
Lewis, Reynolds (Lost Crook), Crawford,'
Kerns and Bcddall. 7 ' !
Misses Hoover, Powell, Finney, Wasloy,
Faust, Haird.Falrchtld, Holmtin (Philadelphia),
Pomeroy, Davis, Iioyer, Cather, Williams,
Schoener, Mooro TAldcn), Thomas, Fowhjr,
Jacoby, Houser, Daniels, Olover, Leckio, LewlSj
bacger, Hutton, Reese and Parry. I
Messrs. Thomas Dalnl, A. Trezlse, Dr. Straup,
It. A. Glover, John A. Lewis, Alexandar Kitt
cald, W. J. Lewis. A. Hoover, A. Lewis, II. M.
Reynolds (Lost Creek), II. O. Doyer, A. B; L.
Leckle, J. J. Price, Will Grant, J. A. TBman,
A. D. Nlmocks (Wm. Peuii).
Mr. Button has decided -to remove to
Tallapoosa, Georgia, whore ho has seTSral
properties and he and his family expect to
leave in a few days. They will cr wtil:
mem lue ueti wisuea oi luia community SB
thoir now home.
PERSONAL.
John A. Lewis visited Locust Gap yesterilojr
Kutlo Gelgur, of St, Clair, la visiting rofettlvtw
in town.
J. H. James, Esq., of Ashland, paid our
sanutum a visit yesterday.
Mrs. Edward llaylos anil Mrs. John Hasklns,
were county soat visitors yesterday.
J. N. Douglass, representing Edwards'
Dess'cated Soups, of Newark, N, J., was In
town yesterday.
NEW MANAGEMENT. "
Hall's Photograph Gallery Moots
With Great Success. . f
Tho old photograph gallery, formerly
Hoffman's stand, Ir'J West C Mitre street, has
boon leased by U. T, Ball lor a term ot
yeats. It is now being remodeled and ros
fitted, and when finished will bo ono of the
most attractive places in this section of tbo
state. No expense will bo spared, us Mr.
Uall is an artist and will endeavor to make
it as home-like as possible. All work will
be finished hero, an extra force of hands
having been employed lor thai purpose.
He expects to nave everything complete by I
April 1st. In tho meantime business will
be carried on the same as usual. Hereafter,
work will be fiuUhed promptly and in tho
highest style of the art. O.vo him a cull
and be convinced that ho is an artist
worthy of patronage, 3 14 -It
New Improvements.
Thomas Q. Davios is making quttoan
Improvement to his North Jardin street
property. Tho prosont building Is now
b lng raised several feet, and will be con
verted into two handsome dwelling houses.
When tho work is completed it will add
greatly to the appearance of that portion of
the town.
An Important Difference.
To make it apparent to thousauds, who
think themselves ill, that tbey aro not af
feclod with any disease, but that tbo sys
tem simply needs cleansing, is to bring
comfort borne to their hearts, as a coetivo
condition is easily cured by utlng Syrup of
t-.:gs. Manufactured by tho California Fig
Syrup Co, 4w
St, Patrlok's Da,
The anniversary of Ireland! .patron
saint was duly celebrated by our Irish-
Amorican citizens bv a grand narado this
morning by nearly all tho Oatbolio societies
in town. The nir was cold and crisp and
tho ground fr zsn so that thu marghert
had dry roads to parado on. M. J Soan,
lan was marshal and Jamos Kane assistant.
Bsforo the parade took plac-i tbe socialist
attended mate in the Annunciation churell.
A Voice From Florida
Dr. W. V. Hy. urn. Live Oas. Florida, i
Red Flair Oil U one of Ihu mottsiioui
ruluuuros om11. It s an uufAillntf reme
jor iitiouintuitf u, rteuraittui uuu cpi
itii i- an on ooaia uuu. eoiaair.
Klrlln'K drug store.
2,000 olovh bound books, worth 60 (MUM,
for tfl cent each; 6,000 26-cent uajr
covered novels, all new, for 10 cents fesis,
at Miu Reese's, "West Contro street, For.
guion Hotel block.
Uest photographs at Hall's gallery, 29 W.
Centre street. 3-H-tf
1892.
BRAVE, OFFICER
" MERGET DEAD.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN TA-
MAQTJA YESTERDAY.
IHIS ASSAILANTS ARE CAPTURED
IJhoy Aro Now In tho Pottsvlllo
4lail There Was Great Fear
tj of Lynching But all is
Now Quiet.
ANY of our readers,
who were p raonally
acquainted with Coal
and Iron Policeman
Alergnt were greatb-
shockid upon reading
in last evening's IIkh
Atu tho intolligenco
that the faithful officor had beon foully
shot by a tramp while performing his duty,
Tamnqua was in an excitod mood yester
day, reminding ono of tho Molio Maguiro
times. Tho shooting of Offlcor Merget
was soon circulated and tbe indignation of
tbe citizens of that place know no bounds
! The particulars of tho affair as near as
wo can learn aro as follows:
At an early hour yesterday morning a telo-gr-im
ws received atTamaqua from Barnes-
vlllo, a station on tbo P. & R. Railroad,
tour miles north ot Tamaqna, announcing
thtt tramps had committed depredations at
E t Mahanoy Junction and Barncsvillo
ard wero frightened off from tho latter
pi- co and were then en route for Tamnqua.
Officers Merget and Reinbold, of tho
Coal & Iron Police, tho former stationod
at tho depot at that place, sturted towards
High Minos, about one-half mile nut of
town, for the purpose of intercepting and
oipturlng the burglars if they oame that
way. They surpr sd the tramp while at
tempting to break into a freight car. Tho
Ulcer- commanded them to surrender and
a bloody struggle ensuod, Both parties
Opened a promiscuous fire, tho tramps
shooting as thny retreated with the plucky
officers at their heels. Tho police had dis
charged their lust round when Mr. Merget
full to tbe ground shot in tho gruin. Bis
companion hastened to his assistance, not
before be had sent a bullet into one of tho
retreating figures, lteinhold hastened for
holp and tho wounded man was removed
to his homo near tho P. & R. depot, whero
he died about one o'clock. Bis wife was
In Reading visiting a sick rolative and she
arrived home in time to receive bis dying
blosing. Tbe family had no children.
"When tho news passed from lip to lip
that tbe brave officer had been mortally
wounded, tbe entire population of Tamaqua
flew to arms and started in pur-uit of tbe
fugitives. The town was thrown into
feverish excitement and threats of lynching
tho desperate gang were freely indulged in.
Men and boys armed with pistols and shot
guns formed into squads, oach taking dif
ferent directions until the country for a
radius of thirty miles was completely
covered.
Tbe O. it I police wore callod into ser
vice from every p iint and the chase for tho
fugitives became a determine! one. Capt.
Warrington, of Company B, tho town
militia, sent squads to various places and
led a contingent as far south as New Phila
delphia.
About 8 o'clock news wu3 received that
tbo men had been captured at a point about
0 miles northeast of the town and in no
time the depil was black with ponplo
anxious for the arrival of tho criminals.
At 9 o'clock thoy were brough to town and
It was with groat difficulty that tbo police
kept back tie crowd and cries of "lynch
them" was frequently heard.
Con Boyer bud a vicious looking follow
at his side who eyed tbe mob with a stoady
glance of his black eyes. Some ono cried
"knock Can down" but another said, "let
us be moro cool." The prisoner was taken
to tho United States Hotel and a vast crowd
pushed and surged, in the street. The
;plllco arrived with the other two men and
shortly after wero -jgive'n aihearing befarfa
'Squiro Priser. Djttrlct Attornny Koh
held tbo crowd back by making a speech
and counseling moderation. This seemed
to chock thorn in their purposes and thoy
gradually fell back.
Captain Christian appeared as tho prose
autor and charged them with burglarly
and murder, The 'tqulro mado out a
ouuiimtrr.orit for each and thoy wero taken
ts th tiition hnuio. One of tho men was
l(ly wounded In the leg and Dr. Quldin
JrcV the woun i. Tho man moaned with
tjn and admitted that he llcod tbe fatal
btlliet that took tho llfo of Merget. Be
llllbslded into si.enoe after that and refuted
to say any more. The othor two main
tained a doggod silence and one of them
IriHjiiently broko out in ourses against the
Iraalmer.t he was subletted to.
Tho potico and puistiing party capttirod
thu fugitives in a lonely defile of tbe rooun
tain uftor a stout resistance on the pari oi
the men. Each parly opened fire, as soon
at thoy met, but the pursuers closed in ou
A small "want" advertisement placed In
the "Herald" will bring more Answer to
tho advertiser than Mirmlgh any other -porclrou
-ry 71 VrT lte1
1 hrs WANT jew
rend. One trial will convince you of thin
fact, for the simple n non that tho "Her
ald 1 rc.ul by all the pwple of the town.
ONE CENT.
.hem in quick order. Tnoy were ut orco
llarmod nnd sovon revolvers wero taken
rom thorn. The wounded man was weak
from tho lo's of blood, nnd bo could only
Irag bis aching limbs along whetr over
taken.
Tne prisoners wero handcuffed and
brought to Potlsville on a special train, ar
riving there about 1:30 this morning, bav
ingon board Detective. John O'Brien, of
thu P. & It, service. Captain Christian, Oi-
II ers B iwbottom, Smith, Jenkins and Con
Iioyer, District Attornoy Koch und his
deputy, Arthur Shay, Drs. Ouldia and
Halberstalt.
Tho threo men gavn their names and res
idences with a great deal of reluctance,
The two handcuffed prisoners gave their
namos as Edwin Everett Blukealeo, St.
Lou's, und John Brown, Beaver Falls, Pa.
Both Eaid thoy were 18 years old. Brown
has a villianous look and he it was who wa-s
in charge of Offi jer B iyor when tho crowd
hungered for his blood. Upon Iheir arrival
Brown complained of feeling ill and bi
companion buttoued his overcoat. "Whilo
he was being searched at tho jail be sharply
rebukei Detective O'Brien and said, "don't
tcr.r that shirt, go a little oa:x-" Blakeslee
was first searched and nothing was found
on his person but matches and lead poncils
"While Brown was being stripped two
stars in India ink were found on his shins.
In pulling off his shirt they found tho let
ters "J. K," in India ink on his loft arm.
Bo i3 a bad one and sullenly refuaos to givo
his namo until it was wrung from him.
They worn removed to separato'colls.
Tho wounded man said his nima was
Tom Kelly and that his home was on Mab
anlongu street, Potlsville. Be also said
that his fathor still resided in Pot'.avillf,
Bis underclothing was saturated with
blood. Tho blood still flowed from tho
wound and soakod through to tbo outer
clothing Hi broast contained nn India
ink picturo of a sailor leaning against an
urn. A crots and tho words "my fathor '
wero stamped upon tho urn. The wound
in his leg entered nbout four inches atuvo
tho knee and took an upward eoucte, pass
ing out on the baok of tbe tWgb. Kelly
must have been ruon'vg whan ho rfelvad
tW -woubA, m the course the bill took
w uld indicato as much. Kel'y is btlieved
to be the same fellow who lived in Pott -villenfewyearstfgo.
Be had a very bad
reputation and served u term in prison lur
robbing Muggio Sheaffer, a notorious'
character. Be says ho is 52 years old. Ho
has u finely knit form and a handsome facu.
Bis wounds nro not serious. Bo is suffer
ing a great deal from exhaustion, due to
his weary tramp across the mountains in,
an effort to escape. Bis companii-ns
dragged him along and would not desert
him. That thero is "honor among thieves"
is again vividly illustrated in this instanco.
Kelly's admission of having klllod Merget
will no doubt end his criminal career on
the gillows. Bis pals are i qually as guilty.
The latter are a youthful pair and coolly
surveyed the crowd, nover flinching when
it seemed impossible to save them fnm
being torn to pieces by the mob.
Besides the Boven revolvors a small bag
of money was fouid in I heir possession.
Tbey were a, 1 well dressed, Bomo of their
clothes being new. Each wore a black
overcoat that looked as if they had beon
mudo by tho Baooe manufacturer. As
Brown was being searchod ho wus uskod to
remove his shoos. Bo ws a little alow
ubout it and ho was then told to hurry.
Bo rotortod very flippantly that he had
"all day to do it." Blakoslee's stockings
had boen raendod with red yarn and this
was at first takon for blood. The darning
was only done reeontly and this would
seem to indicalo Ijiat his hoate is not far
away.
Ojroner Quldin held a post mortem ex
amination on tho body of tbe dead offlcor
last night. Bo empanelled the following
jury : James Badosty, S. B, Lulz, John
Johns, Frank Sower, Charles Allen and B.
Glatsmire. Tho inquest will bo rosumud
on Saturday. Tho romains of Mr, Merget
will bo interred at Reading on Mondsy,
Mr. Koch's remarks to the rabble in the
stroola at Tamaqua no doubt prevented
swilt rotribution'on tbo heads-of the pris
oners. Be was cheered to tbe echo when
his patriotic utterances appealed to tboir
better natures.
If you wish a good- photegraph of ypur
self call at tho Ball Ralloy, 3) W Centre
stroet, ' - - - .Wi4,u
l . i ' - ' j i i-n :-
Desirable Lodgo Room.
A lodgo desiring a cosy meeting room on
Saturday, or Sunday evonlngs of each week
can bo accommodated at Mollot's ball,
which has beon reeontly papered, painted
and carpeted. Apply to M. Hellet.
Keagoy Is Ahead.
And he is on tho first floor. Remember,
no steps to climb with your children, und
bis work talks without money,
"Baby Ruth Gavotte."
The newest and most popular out, "Baby
Ruth Gavotte," at lltumm's jtwelry and
music store. 1 6-tt
Coughing Loads to Consumption. .
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
onco.
Bali's new .mammoth photograph gal.
lery, 29 "West Centro street. Give him a
call. 3-14-tf
1a-
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