ANARCHY RAMPANT
Pnrifl Clnbmon Soleotod
, tho Yiotima of Poison.
ns
THE POLICE DISCOVER THE PLOT
A Eomb of Dynamite Found in a Powder
Magazine bj Soldiers.
llolflan Authorities MHkliig Preparations
, Against 3lny Day Jllsortlers Convinced
tliitt 'Serious Trouble it Intended ICx
t elfeiiieut ln'Srhilrld Has Ifot Abated
The Civil Governor knd Police lllclilj-
Compllmented What England's Home
Secretary Says.
Paws, April 0. The Anarchist Ilava
chol admitted to a magistrate that he
wrote the article In the "Journal Inter
national" describing the surest method
of blowing up publlo buildings and giv
ing Information as to tho manufacture
of bombs and high explosives. Ue gave
the most minute details as to the manu
facture of his own explosive. A sample
of it has been sent to the State Labora
tory to be tested.
The police bare been collecting evl
bence in regard to the alleged plan of
certain Anarchists to poison the food of
wealthy people. They Tiavo proof, it is
said, that several of the Anarchifts un
der arrest conspired to poison by whole
sale tho members of ono of tho principal
Pai ls clubs. Ono of them is alleged to
have repeatedly applied for employment
as waiter at the club, and cipher corre
spondence found on him shows that his
object was to poison the viands or
drinks.
The Socialists porslst in their deter
mination to celebrate JIuy Day. 31. Fer
roul, Deputy, is represented to have said
that the Drench bochillsts were entirely
as one In tho matter, and that tho demon
stration would pass oil quite peacefully
unless the police provoked the peoplo.
JIadiud, April C. Tho whole police
force is engaged in hunting down
Anarchists, with the view of gutting at
the bottom of tliu conspiracy to blow up
the Cortes. Thoy tnado a raid upon an
Anarchist club unci arrested twelve of its
members. They also found a number of
disguises, which it is supposed wore to
be used in the dynamite outrages.
St. I'ETr.nsnuua, April 0. In the? Russo
Gernian frontier towns continual search
is being made for Nihilist documents
uud bombs. Information from tho Paris
police says that a great part of the dyna
mite cartridges lately stolen there were
convoyed to Switzerland, whence they
London, April G. Replying to a ques
tion in tho House of Commons, the
Homo Secretary said hu was not nwuro
that France had expelled the Anarchists.
If it was probable that any of that class
would attempt to como to England the
Government would ask for tho necessary
powers to prevent them.
Mauiud, April C. The exclteraeet
caused by the uttempt made to blow up
the building in which tho Cortoz meets
does not abate. The Civil Governor and
the police arc highly complimented, und
comparisons are made with the laris
police, to the disadvantage of tho latter.
BnussELS, April 0.Thol3elgian author
ities are making extensive preparations
against disorder on the 1st of May. Tho
theft of 200 cartridges of dynamite and
forty cartridges of compressed powder
from tho Eaneau collieries has convinced
tho officials that terlou troublo Is -intended.
Rome, April C The authorities at
Palermo, Sicily, are investigating an
attempt to causo a terrible explosion. A
bomb of dynamite has been discovered
by a patrol of soldiers close to the
powder magnziuo of Monto Pellegriue.
Had it exploded it would have occasioned
immense daniuge.
DOUBTS ITS
LEGALITY.
By 0 nr.
The Heading Lease "111 Vetoed
4 Abbott.
Trenton, N.'J.. April V Gov. Abbett
lias refused tjojnpprovo the bill legalizing
the Reading's cdhibine of coal-carrying
railroads known as tho Coal Trust.
Tho Governor In his memorandum
says thnt thero is no question of-his
right to veto, bills in his hands nt.nny
time within thirty days after the adjourn
ment of the Legislature.
Doubts of the constitutionality of the
measure aro the principal reasons alleged
by Gov. Abbett for his refusal to approve
the bill. ' "
By the law of Nw Jersey tbo Governor
has not tho power to technically veto a
bill after the .Legislature has adjourned.
If he does not approve it he can ills it
with the State librarian within thirty
lays after tho adjournment, nccompanted
by a memorandum, stating that his slg1-'
nature' is withheld. The bill is then
biassed as, a legislative failure,
The effect of such n courso is to all In
tents and purposes the same as that of
a veto. The -bill Is dead,, and can only
be revlvod by a subsequent Legislature,
CRIMINAL LIBEL CHARGED.
A Letter Carrier ,'Aooused uf llfjolclng
Over the Death of Two ltoj-s.
PougnKEErsiE, N. Y., April 0. Patrick
H. Kearney, a letter carrier here, caused
tho arrest' of John Walsh and JaVnes
'Galvln on a charge of criminal libel.
Last week Edward Walsh and James
Galvln, Jr., relatives of the accused men,
were killed on tho New York & Massa
chusetts Railroad while lighting cigar
ettes between the cars. A few days
lator a card appoarcd In an evening paper
hero accusing Kearney of .having pub
licly rejoiced over tho accldonc and of
saying that tho boys should havo been
killed long ago. Tho card wus signod
by Calvin aUd Wnlsh, who wcro arrosted
last evening.
Kearney is a Republican ward poli
tician and an cx-clty official. It 13
rumored that there will be developments
in the case which will raise a row in the
Poughkeop&ie postofllc, where the story
of Kearney's alleged remarks aro said to
have originated.
A QUAY JMDSLIDL
Dalzoll Burifid titftflitrtVotes
af SW.on Counties in tho
, SonatorM Canvass.
AN OVERWHELMING POPULAR SENTIMENT
Lawrenoe, Clarion, Clearfield and
Luzerne Follow the Lead of
Armstrong, Union ,and
Snyder.
THE HANDWRITING IS PLAIN.
Thousands of Pennsylvania Ilopub
Iscnns Voto Direct at tho Pri
maries and ' Sfnny Others
Through Their Represent
atives in County Con
ventions Oeclaro in
Favor of tho Ju- ,
nlor&enntoi's
Ke-electloii.
DETERMINED TO DIE.
A FJllEND AT COURT.
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READINGJUl SYSTEM.
Lehigh Valley Division.
Editor Patrick Tells of tho Soldiers'
Interest In tho Senatorial Canvass.
"Senator Quay's oldrerimentis unani-
"l 4 ! Lfe- AltllANGKMKNT Or PASSEN-
luuua .u uu) b mm mu t uiuwuia I ir GKR TRAINS.
generally are strong advocates of his ro- I' Af'itlL $1891.
olpction." 'declares John B. 'Pdtrick. edi- , Passenger tralnsl leave Shon
election, ucuures uouu x, , x atricK, cm ,ln'doah forPclltl U4vcn juotIon MaucU cjlunk,
tor of .tho Clarion Kepubncnn Gazette. Lchlguton, Slatington.Whlto Hall, Catasauqua,
itjL u rrnin 4 w1 nnnJt tt iA AUoutown, IJotlilchem, KiSton, New York,
"ItiflNvellknowntO the veterans of tho Philadelphia, llnjleton, tvcathcrly, Quakalto
late war that Ub mari is moYo frequently Junction, Delano nhd Mahanoy City at 5.17, 7.40,
., '. i .. . , , i, . j h.oh a. m., lS.Ba. 3.19. 5.S0 p. m. ,
called upon to assist thorn beforo the de- For New York. ,8.47, o.w a.-ih.. 12.50. 3.10.
partbents, and no one is found inoro TiWon, willtcs-Barro,
willing tuau he to uo nil that is neeueu
to Help nis old comrades m procuring jo.u a. m., (8.10
Whito Haven.
Plltston, Laccyvllle, Townnda, Sayre, Waverly,
Hlmlra, llochostcr, Niagara Foils and tho West,
no connection ior iiocncs-
and
10 n. m..
ter. DulTalo or Niagara Falls). 5.S0 n. zn.
For llelvldere, Delaware water uap
Stroudsuurg, 5.47 a. m., o.a p. m.
For Ijambortvillo and Trenton, 9.08 a. m.
For Tunlthannoek, 10.41 n. m., 3.10, 5.20 p. m.
For Auburn, Ithaoa,-Geneva and X,vons, 10.41
a. in., B.20 p. m.
ForJoanesvlllo, Loriston aniJBcaver Meadow,
7.40, 0.08 a. m 12.62, B.20 p. m.
For Auacnncu, nazioion, aiocaion ana x.um
bor Yard. 5.47. 7.40, 9.08, 10.41 a. m., 12.53, 3.10,
For Sci-anton, 5.17, 9.08, 10.41 a, m.t 3.10, 6.20 r.'
For ilazlebrootf, Jeddo, Drltton and Freeland,
8.47. 7.40,0.03, 10.41 a. m., 12.53, 3.10, B.20 p. m.
For Ashland, Ulrardvllle und Lost Creek, 4.27J
7.40, 8.63, 10,15 a, m., l.OS, 1.40, 4.10, 0.33, 8.00, 9.14
p.m
T T,.. nAHOATI. Mnont nn 1
ghamokln, 8 62, 10.15 a. m., IfJO, 4.40, 8.W) p. ra.i ,
For xatosviuo, tarK,j.iace,Mananoyuityar.a
O.IU, O.iM, fl.UJ,
A I'lltsburc Salooakeepxr's Desperate
Attempt to Commit Sulolda.
PrrrsnuRO, April 0. John Gilroy, for
merly a grocer, uiado application tor a
liquor license, but was refused. This
fact so weighed upon his mind that he
determined to commit suicide. ,
Going into the cellar, he took with
htm, under the proteuso of wanting to
cut wood, a caseknife and a hatchet.
After several unsuccessful attompts to
end his life by hitting himself on tho
head with tho hatchet, he placed the
point of tho knife to hid throat with ono
hand, hammering tho blade into his
throat with tho hatchet, which ho held
in tho other.
Qilrov. who la married and has a
family of children, was found soon after
ward in a pool of blood. lie Is not ex
pected to live.
810,000 for FaUo Tmprljonmnnt.
Nvack. N. Y.. Anril 0. A suit for
410.000 dnmatres has been brought by
Mary Kinsella, a chambermaid at tho
Prosnect House, a large suiumor hotel
bore, against Francis Southwlck,
. .., B T, 1 . 1
prominent, citizen 01 juruu&v"!
.n.nt lnot. Kiimmer at that hotel.
Southwlck's family lost some jewelry,
and tho chambermaid was arrested,
locked un. and uftorward discharged bo-
nf a lack of nroof. Tho woman
now sues Mr. Sotithwlck for false iin-
rtrliannniflnt and malicious prosecution,
..lafmtnrr ilnmnires in the sum of $10,000.
The case will be tried in tho Rockland
County Supremo Court in Hay.
The Krlosou 1'rojuotil Tailed.
Washington', April 0. It Is said at the
Navy Department thai the test of the
Ericssoa submarine projectile by the
Board of Ordinance and Fortification nt
Kort Wadsworth, New York, last Friday
was not satisfactory. The first projectilo
(Uncharged described a curve and sank
in the bay. The stoerlng apparently re
fused to work. Tho second projectilo
broke when it struck the water. Another
test will be made as soon as arrange
ments can bo made.
a
who
Mr.
Tho Ouptniu Appeals.
P.OTTKHOAM, April 0. Capt. Bakker,
commander of the Netherlands-American
steamship Ob Jam, who was recently
convicted of manslaughter for Bhootiug
and killing a ilreman on that vessel
about a year ago while 011 a voyago from
New York for Rotterdam, has appealed
from the sentence of one year's luiprisn
ment Imposed upon him. Tho public
prosecutor has, on the other hand,
appealed against the leniency of the
seutonc's imposed on Capt. Bakker.
Nettleton Mny Be Iteraoved.
WisniNOTOK. Anrll 0. It has been
learned from tho very best sources thnt
. . . n .1 T.n.nn.1, Jttt-
Assistant, aecreiary ui mu
fiotnn la to be removed. He may be per
Tv,ntri t.n reslnn. it is said, but the
Ann... nrn that his removal will be
recommended to tho President by Secre
t TTnafBr. Ellis Island scnndals are
cni.i t.n havo led tho Secretary to decide
on parting with his assistant,
John T, YVlnsluvt's IV 111.
PouoHKKKPSiE, N. Y., April 0. The
win nf the late John b. wmsiow, ol
tnnltor fume, was opoueu in vuo ourro
cate'a Court hero. Tho estate Is estl-
matoc to ob mm uwowi f.,u.,v.v
4. 000.000. the bulk of which Is left
1 , , r t , .1
to tho widow, Jiarric. y. ijuiuy, nuu
nnW rl.iunrbter and an adopted sou,
In trust, after her death to be kept iu
the family by some trust, company.
So complete' were Senator Quay's
victories at tho primaries in Armstrong,
Union and Snyder that Republicans in
other counties throughout the state
seem to havo taken this as their cue, and
kejit up tho refrain over since. County
!after county has beerT declaring for the
junior senator's re-election.
So many flattering indorsements nre
being passed, approving Quay's career as
soldier, n statesman and succesaful
party leader, that friends of John Dalzell
aro already advising hint to withdraw.
Some of tho Dalzell boomers, in the face
of the most disheartening developments
in his canvass, however, insist upon his
reinniuing in the race, though privately
conceding that he 'lias not a ghost of a
show to win. i
Tho Official Figures.
The official figures from Armstrong
county give Senator Quay 1,7-10 major
ity over Dalzell, In view of the ac
tivity of the corporations in Dalzoll's
behalf, the naturalization 'of hundreds
of Hungarians in order that they might
voto for tho Pittshurger,-at the dictation
of their employers, and the expenditure
of -thousands of dollars in a desperate
effort to swell tho Dalzell vote. Colonel
Quay's friends wero at one time fearful
that tho county might be carried against
tho junior senator.
Tho fanners and old soldiers and in
dependent workingmen generally, how-
over, went to tue pons ana votea ior
Colonel Quay almost to a man. They
thus gave n stinging rebuke to tho inter
ference of corporate power in tho councils
of the Renublican party.
Pretty mucn tno same metiious were
resorted to in Dalzell's behalf in Union
and Snyder, hut with tho same result.
Senator Quay's majority in the popular
vote in Snyder was 1 ,320.
Lawrence county, where Colonel
Quay's old regiment was organized, has
since, by a ixipular rote, declared in no
nncertam tone for tho juuior senator's
re-election.
Itfinnblicans of Luzerne. Clarion and
Clearfield also came to tho front last
week with cprdial, hearty and highly
flattering commendations of the Beaver
statesman.
Ijuzcrne Declares for Qnny.
At tho Luzerno counfy Republican
convention an indorsem nt of Senator
Quay was passed amid great enthu
siasm. The resolutions, .among other
things, declared "That the commanding
abilities ot senator iiuiniimr ntuiuuy
their just dues from- the government,
He receives over a thousand letters a
month from the old soldiers of the state
nud has never failed to not only answer
their letters, but to see that the contents
received proper attention by tho depart
ment. "With theso facts before us, it is not
to be wondered at that ho is so well sup
ported bj' his old cdmrades. He is one
of tho Very few senators that served in
ho late war on our side, while those that
eer-ed the Confederacy seom to be plenty
anil growing moro plenty each year. It
Will be "Well for the veterans to Bee that
they havo a ' friend at court."'
' Young Mr. Dalzell's Drubblnc.
The severe drubbing administered
young Mr. Dalzell in Armstrong, Snyder,
Union and other counties is the prevail
ing theme of conversation among politi
nlnna n tVip rnatilt eliar videmonstrntod
the hopelessness of Dalzell's senatorial e.os, ld.is, ii.48 a.m., a LO0rB.2o. 7.00, 7.15, ,9.30 p.m.
n4.t,n.,a Leave Shenandoah for Hazloton, 5.47, 7.40, 9.08,
"l ., x. i iii ia a. m., 12.88, 3.u, D.so, B.ua p. m.
In these counties the issue was plainly icavo ilnzleton for Shenandoah, 7.30, 9.15,
defined at the primaries. The question ll.oo a. m., 13.45, 3.10, 5.30, 7.05, 7.50 p. m.
was whether a tried and experienced SUNDAY TRAINS,
senator should be retained or bo re- Trains loavo for Ashland, Glrardvillo and Lost
moved to make room for an enthusiastic $0iiat54!JB; Mahanoy a,y,
young man whose ambition led him into B0ian0, Hnzleton, lllack Creek Junction, Penn
a campaign of misrepresentation and Haven Junction, Mauch Chunk, Allentown,
shiftv nofltic.il practices. The result HetUlchcm, Easton and Now York, 8.00 a. m.,
- . . - , ..... r.. 1.4 n. m.
was a great tnumpn ior oir. yuay. For YatosvlUc, Park Place, Mahanoy City and
Philadelphia Evening News. Delano, 8.oo a. in., 1.40, 4.40, 0.03 j: m.
i.etivo iiuzieiun tur oueuuuuuuu, o.uu u. iu.,
1.45. 4.37 p. in.
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsvlllo. 5.50. 8.00.
If Dalzell shouts lond enough ho may 9.30 a. m., a p. m.
Leave 4.'oubviuq ior aaenanuuau, iu.su u. iii ,
Delalio. 5.47. 7.40. 9. a. m.. 12.6:
9.24. 10.27 r. m.
Trains win leave anamoxin. ui y.od, 11.00 a, ra.,i
2.10, 4.30, 9.40 p. in. and arrive at Shenandoah at
9.05 a. m.( 12.52, 3,10,.B.20. 11.15 p. ran ,
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsvllle, 5.60, 7.40,
9.08,' 10.52 a. m., 12.52, &09, 4.10, 6.B0. 8.0P p. mi
Leave l'ottsvnio ior rtnenanaoan, ouu, i.m.
First National Bail,
SHENANDOAH, a PENNA.
Capital, $100,000,00
A. W. Leisenring, Pres.',
P. J., Ferguson, V. Pres.,
J. R. Leisenrmq, Cashier,
9 W.Yost. Ass' t Cashier.
Open Dally, From 9 to 3.
PER CEtfT. INTEREST I
Paid ou Bnvlnjta JDeposlts.
Ho Gets What is Lofl.
Dalzell shouts lond enotiKh ho may
mako abotit as bia a bluster in the sena
torial campaign as he made in the
league chairmanship fight. When the
returns came in, it was found that Dal
zell had only what Robinson left.
1.35. 4.30. n.15 n. m.
A A. MCLrjUU. X'Td jfCUCQ. iNgr.
C. G HANCOCK, Gen. Pass Agt.
Philadelphia, Pft.
A. W, NONUEMAOHEU, Asst, U. P. A.
South Uothlehctn. Pa.
Orders for Evenino Hkiiali) should be
left at Hooks J- Brown's news siaHd, ATo.
4 North Main street.
THE
NEXT MORNING 1 FCEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COWPLEXIOM IS utTTEIw
Jly tjrxrtor suys It tics gpntiy on the stomach,
liver and klJnpvH,!!! ! h h plouwvntlaxatlvf. This
drink is made lrurn )i rb , and H prtiwed for u&o
us easily as t . i r 1 ""rt
UBnEsraraionBE
AU drugsuts bVli It at fAM'4 hiuI tu.i pcriiuctcuee.
Hut one Unlay, I.nr.c'n F:iinlly Jlcillclno
tlnves the WohvIh fach da). In order to 09
healthy, this la necessary.
A FINE SHOW
If you want to Bee a One display ot BooUanr
Bhoes, bo to
s.
SNYDEft'S
corner Coal and jardlu 8ts.
Custom Worlc and Repalrlnft
Done in the best stylo.
SHILOH'S
Great laa uf llursei autl Ca ttle.
Jdlisbebo, Col., April 6. The snow
fctorni which has been rncinchere since
f?iinilBT nlcht will cause a Krent loss ot
horses nnd cattlo in this region, The
snovr is badly drifted and all tho woods
aro blocked, Nearly every train on the
Union raoliic .road is behind time,
caused by a train being derailed by a'
snowdrift, No one on the train was In
jured. ..
A Samse WolUP-WelsUt Fleht.
Uiioa, N. Y, April 0. Frank dray,
better known as tho ."Kid," and Charles
Davis of New Hampshire, fought for the
welter-weight championship near Uttle
li-Hlla. Horktmer county. Jlonday night.
Tho light was a savage oue. Gray was
defeated In the fifth round nftor receiv
ing several knock-down blows. The
attendance wan large.
lleworded for Sarins Ship's Crew,
London, April 0. Tho Board of Trade
Turn nresented a watch and chain to
rnntklii Willeuorod. of the North Ger
man steamship Spree, in recognition of
Ma Rnrvlces iu savhm the crew of the
ntnamBhlti Abvsslnia. which was burned
Inst December. The second nnd third
ofllcers of tho Spress receive binoculars,
and each member 01 me crow receiveu
$15.
gr Culled un the Prvftltluut
VYAsmwaTON, April 0, Jlpn. Whjtelaw
Uelu, illptster tq a rauce, caueu ui iuu
Krtariitlva Malision shortly after' noon
accompanied-by- Secretary lilalao und
had u iutervlaw. with, tlw I'residant. It
is understood that Mr. Held tendered
the Praaldant his resignation as Minister
to France to take effect upon the appoint
ment of his suoewwor.
11
Tv6 lrsuns Itllmo llr T4chtnlue.
ErriBOHAM, 111 , April C Ijjo Dale
dc fin lti tiintlv killed by lightning, and
hiibrpthr was probably fatally iujured
during a severe'elactrlo storm here yes
tsrday. Tho Wabash Klver Is tbe high
est aver known, and u number of bridges
over that stream havo been carried away.
Il.v, Dr. Uunu't J'aUlnff Shut.
NkWajik. N. J.. April 0. At the meet'
iuir of the Methodist Conference at Mor
ristown yosterdny morning the Rev. Dr.
Dunn ot East Orange, who was retired
last nluht. said that tuera were those in
the moetlng wlio wouiu staD mm i tuey
dared, tho remark caused quite a peu-uatiou.
Olbhuns and Abliott to Flclit.
New Youk, April 0. Austin Gibbons
of l'aterson, N. J., and btanton
Abbottof liuglnnd, lightweight pugilists,
havo been matched to ugot to a unisu
before the National Sporting Club, Lon
don, Jiug., for RV-i,UW purse anq ?i,uuu
a side. T"e light will take place in October.
Jklade tli Coiuuiltlee hi ok.
Cuioaoo, April 6. Messrs. DeWltt
Warner, Sberiuan Hoar aud other mem'
hers Of tbe Congressional Sweating In
vuktlzutlng Commlttoe wont out ou a
tmir of Investigation in tho poverty
stricken distrlots Monday night. The
sights seen mado them eiok.
Quay in organizing and consummating T?nfvf QTlfl RllOfi Store,
victory for the iarty in state aud nation Wlt tlUU OllUO JLUXC,
havo acquired tor mm an liiueairuuiiiuo (Masteller's old stand,)
regard in tue neans 01 iuo iveijuuuuiua
of this district."
While Republicans 01 tue northeast
ern corner ot the commonwealth wero
recording their high appreciation Of
Senator inay, tne west, spoite out ux a
no less unequivocal manner,
Clarion Republicans Speak. Out.
RfiinihHcana of Clarion, in convention
fiKMiilihd. unionized the junior senator
in almost every paragraph of a long
(wrles or ringing resolutions..
xne resoiutiuna, uiuuu uli.cx .u.jio,
say "that the cry of 'bossisin,' as raised
by Democrats and their sympathizers in
order to demoralize our party, ami uaue
disserifcion , and disloyalty in our ranks,
tihould bo tlispegnrdeu, and will have ho
riled on true Republicans, weueropy
indorse and support those who have
rendored efficient service to our party
in former contests, notable among
these, Hon. M, S. Quay, our present
TJnJted States senator, a leader wormy
of continued confidence and distin
guished honor among Republicans."
And further: "That in Hon M. S. Quay
we recognize nn able, statesman, an im
perial leader anu loyai tiepuujican;inat
we indorse his courso in the United
States senate, and declare him to be our
unqualified choice for re-election to that
honorable ooay.
Clearfield Almost Unanimous.
Clearfield county Republicans, joining
In this spontaneous outburst of enthntf
antio Bupiort of Senator Quay, met; tile
issue squarely in their convention on the
sarno aay. A disgruntled delegate
bought to stem the tide by opposing the
uuoption 01 complimentary resuiuiiyiis,
liut they were carried, with great cneer
iug, by the overwhelming vote of 84 to 3.
urre is wiiat tuoy sunt: "vo ue
nounce the violent assault of the Demo
crat and mugwump press upon our
junior United States senator, the Hon.
ju. a. uuay, wuoso maiciuobs ikjiuiu.u
leadership, euperb organization and
wyaity to our party enameu us to win
the great battle of 188B, and we believe
that he merits and should receive me
PHILADELPHIA & HEADING M, R.
TIME TA11LE IN EFFECT NOVKMBKIl 15, 1891.
Trains leave Shonandonh as follows:
for Now York via Philadelphia, week days.
2-10, 5.23, 7.20 a. m., 12.35, 2.50, 5.55 p. m. Sunday,
2.10, 7.48 a. m. For Now York via Mauch Chunk,
week days, 5.25, 7.20 a. m.. 12.35, 2.50 p. m.
For Heading and Philadelphia, week days,
2.10, 5.25, 7.20 a. m 12.35, 2.50, 5.65 p. m. Sunday,
" 1fl 7.4ft n. Tn.. 4.30 n. tn.
For Ilarrlaburg, vcck days, 2.10, 7.20 a. m.,
2.50,5.55 p.m. ....
For Atlcntown, week days, 7.20 a. m., 12.3o,
" 50n. m.
For Pottsvllle
S.50, 5.5a p. m !
2.10, 5.25, 7.20 a. m., 12,35. 2.50, 5.55 p. m. Sunday,
2.10. 7.43 a. m.. 4.30 p. ra. Additional for Mah
anoy City, week daya. 7.00 p. m.
a. m., 2.5(1 p. m.
lor Wihiamsport, Sunbury and Lowishurg,
week days, S.S5, 7.20,' U.30 a. ra., 1.35, 7.00 p. ra
Sunday, 3.25 a. m.. 3.05 p.m.
For Slahanov Plane, week days, 2.10, 3.25, 5.55,
7 20. lt SIl ,1 m.T 12.35. 1.35. 2.50. 5.1)5, 7.00, 9.25 p. m.
Sunday, 2.10. 3SS. 7.4S a. ra 3.05.30 1). m.
Vn. nimrfiviiip. ( Hanmhannock Station 1
week days, 2.10, 8.25, 5.25, 7.20, H.30 a m., 12.35,
1.35J 2.W. 5.55. .7.00. S.25 p. m. Sunday, 2.10, 3.2a(
1 J n nt 3 OA 4 30 T." TTt.
Kor Asuianu anu auumuiun. wucn uujd.
5.25. 7.20. 11.30 a. m., 7.UU, V.M p, m. BUB'
day, 3.25, 7.48 a. in., 3.05 p. in.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH 1
T.mvo Nnw Yorkirtn Phlladolnhla. weekdays.
7.45a. m.. 1.30, 4.00. T.S0 p. m., 12.15 night. Sun
day, 6.00 p. ra., 12. 15, night.
Lsavo New York via Mauch Chunk, week days,
i :ur h 4S a. m. 1 .00. 3. 15 n. m. Sundav. 7.00 a. m,
l.nnrn lhlldnlnhln. week davs. 4.10, 10.00a. m.
4.00, 0.00 p. in., from llroad and Callowhlll nnd
s:n. m . irann. m. from fith and Qreen streets.
aunaay, v.va a m., u.ou p. iu., i.uw .m u,w
Leave.Readlng, week days, 1 .35,7.10, 10.05,11.50
a, m., o.E5, 7,57 p. m. sunaay, iu. u. ui,
T..nm PnttMvllln. wnftlr ilavA. 2.40.- 7.40 a. ra.,
12.30, 0,11 p. m. Sunday, 2.40, 7.00 a. m., 2.05p. m.
Leave Tartaqua, week days, 3.20, 8.48, 11.28 a.
m.,4.21,7.13, 8.18 p. m. sunaay, a.M, . a. m,
T flVn'Mni,flnni, oitv. wefik davs. 3.40. 9.18,
11:47 a. m . 1.51. 7.42, .4l p. m. Sunday, 3.48, 8.17
a.nv.,a.2up.m. v ,m
Leave Mahanoy piano, ween urya, .w.
0.30, 9.3.?, 11.69 a. ra., 1.05, 8.08, 5.20, 0.26, 7.57, 10.00
p. m. Sunday, 2.40, 4.00, ..-? a. m., "'!'"
L,oave uiraniviuo. 4'"l'Hi"u"""-'v ,SS .'
weokB days, 2.47, 4.07, 0.38, 9.41 a. m., 12.05, 2.12,
5.28, 6.33, 8.03, 10.00 p. ra. Sunday, 2.47, 4.07, 8.33,
Leave WllllamspOrt, week days. 3.00, 9.45, 11,55
a.m., 3.35, 11.15p.m. Sunday, 11.15 p, m.
For Haltlinoro, Washington aud the West via
11 x- n if 11.. throush trains leave Glrard
Avenue station, Philadelphia, (P..&R, R. R.) at
3.55, 8.01, 11.27 a. m 3.58, 5.43, 7,13 p. m. Sunday,
3.55, B.02, 11.27 a. m., 3.58, 5.42, 7.13 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY MVJ.SIUN,
OENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
' BUHUILKIla. sivioioir, .
On and after Kovernber 15, 1891, trains wiU
leave ativnanaoaii ar rottows:
For Wlctan. Ollberton. Fraorvllle. New
nastle. St. Clair, and wav nolntn. g.dtl. 9.10.
11.43 am ahd 4.15pm.
danaays, sou, 8.40 a m ana Wpm.
rorroiuvjue, e.uo, v.iu, 11.10 am ana i.is
m.
Bnndays. COO, 9.40 ra and 8.10 p m.
For Heading, d.00, 11.45 a m and 4.15 pm.
Sundays, 000, 9.40 it. m. and 8.10 p m.
Btor I'ottslown. Phoeaixvllle. Norrlstown
nii Philadelphia rbrcad street station), 6,00,
L.w .zn ana s.iap mweeKaays
UUiidays, 609, 9.40 a m 8.10 p m.
Trains leave Fronkvlua tor Bhr-nandoah at
n.40 atnandl2.il, 6.01, 7.41, 10,0'j p m son'
tviii H.lt a m and 6.40 d m.
lieavo jfO'.'sviiie ior onunanaoan
1.4!
,m 4.10, 7.15, H.43 p.m.
UXO p IIL.
in it . ..
Unndays, 10.40
I .nave Phlladolnhla (Broad street station).
or rottflvlUe and Shenandoah, 5.57, S.33a tn
10 and 7.00 n m week days. Sunday 3.50. and1
miiflw tvK,o.w. uat 0.00, u.o'j, .,ou,
t.MBJJu, J.60, 11.00andll.l4,llJoam.l2.ooiioon,
(llmlwdoxpress, 1.0B 4.50ip m.) 12.44. 1.S3, 1.40,
, m, u.uj mint
On Bnndays. S.W. 4.05. 4.40, 6.35, 8.12, 8.S0. 9.50.
11.35 v m. and 12.44, 1.40V2.30, 4.02, (limited,
f,W. H.2). p.n),i.ix ,14 n n ana i'4.ut nignt
For Sea Glrt.Xions; Branch and Intermediate
stations 8.20 and 11.11 a. m., 4,00 p. m. week
For liiltlraore annJ wasuipgion, 3.au, i;ai,
I0andll.18a.mij 4.41, 8 57J7W p.m. and 12.03
night dally and, 8 81, 10.20 a. nt., 12-35 (limited
express with dlnlug oar'toHaltlmore) 1.30, 3.48
. w.nr.W nrta Wn 11 o IHmnK, nnlv O 119 4 01
Will.. . . . . . ... ..... j . u . , .iv.
ween days, 6.08,. il-10 p. m. dally.
For Richmond, 7 20 a. in. and 1V.03 night
dally, 1.30 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
xrains leave narriaourK iwr rivwourit uuu
Me-W6st everyday atli!inad 8.10 a ra and
3 n (Umlted) and 8.40. 75 p m. Way for
Alioona oum ana i.lu i ul uvery tuty.
For riUBoarg oniy, ii.i a ju aauy nu iu.ju
hi week days,
Umn Hnnbnrv tor WllllatnsDort. Klmlra.
Janandalgna, Roohester.unnaloond Niagara
'all 5.10 nm daily. and 1.35 mm weekdays.
'or.Elmlra, 6.30 p m week days.
iror nine ana miermeaiuie poiuws, ...
tally. For Look Haven, 6.10, and 9.50 a m.
laity, 1.35 and 6.&1 p. ai. week days. For
aenova 6.10 a m 1.35 and 6,30 p in week days
MO a. m Mondays.
e. ruuu,
Go. Man''
J. R. WOOD,
len. Pass. Agt
Shenandoah
Business
College
A Large Attendnucc
Daily.
Room lor o Few More.
Take advantage ot tho present
chance to secure a
- - i .
GOOD BUSINESS EDUCATION I
and
Leavo Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
Street wnari.
FPn.ATfiANTIO. OIY.
South
The success of this Great Cough Cure is
without a parallel' in the history of medicine.
All drugcists are authorized to sell it on a pos
itive Guarantee, a test that no other pure can stic
cesslully stand. That it may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
,i..lTii,l fTtntM nnd Canada. If vou have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or lironchitis, use it, for
t..li 1 .nn r. ,
woov ilraMinrnas. 9.00 a. ni.. S.00. 4.00 p. m,
Accommodatlonfli.oo a. rat, 5.00 p: m.
Sunday Express, S.00 a. m. Accommodation, -
o.uu a. m i. ui. .,,,
Koturmng, leave miuuwu -nst ucuu.ihm,.
and Arkansas Avenues hwk uuj, nivinj,
7.30. b oo a. m.. 4.00 n. m. Accommodation, 8.10
a. m., 4.30 p. m. Sunday Express, 4.00 p. p
Accomntoaation, 7.ua. m., .jup. m.
U. ti. liAWUUlv, uvn i i-uaa rivBu
OLEOD; Pres. & uen i
For terms, tc, call at the College or address,
Shenandoah. Pa,
A. A. MoLEODi
I Manager.
T"
Restaurant
OE33ST I
Saturday, March 12,192
Cor. Main and Coal Sis.,
unenanaoan, jrtu
I w sBOflTiie mmv.
Consumption, use it. Ask your urugK
SIULOirS CURE, Trice locts., 50 cts. nnd
Si 00 if yur Lungs are sore or uiu.. w.,
use ShUoh's I'orous I'laster, l'rice 25 cts.
For salo by 0. H. Hagenbuoh.
LEATHER anil SHOE F1IHGS
grutitude and ndmiration of every loyal
Itepublicau throughout tho land.
VBRY ATTRACTIVB.
Basement of Egan Billing, Cor, Mala and Centre Sts,,
Flrsticfass guns, oto.
C. E. FORSBMAN, Proprietor.
Big Cut in Prices.
23 West Centra Street,
Dost red flannel undershirts, C5oi host gray
undershirts, 30o; best cotton overBhlrts, TSSo!
. .. , , ,. i 1. 1 boat cloth overshirts, 7c; uosi musun wuiio
ill UOmanaS 01 T ie I raae ouiiuiwu shirts, 10o; men s best woolen spew, nor pair,
" li. i,nif Am. nents' Hne TianakerchlofH, 8501
line sngponders, per pair loo; overalls ior men,
40o un: ladles' fine merino underwear, each,
! 400; lames
J?. J". CLEABIT,
Dealer In all kinds ot
Shoemakers' : Supplies I
Large and first-class stock.
Regular meals at popular
prices served at all times.
Ladles' dining anl re.
freshment rooms attach
ed, llar-ptocked with the
finest brands o( cigars
and fancy drinks.
Leading Restaurant in Town.
nn vnn W1UT nn IPP9
,KJl(fe RHEUMATIC REMEDY I
matlsra or Goat. l!y ttrlctly cbwrrlug
tli,U,lrcpvnil, It ttiii cure j-ou iieiuuii.
Uollk th namcrou. prip&rfttloiii thkt flood
tbowuatrr, tbil imdklno 1. a .peolflo tor th
T.rloul tormi olrli.anifttlinl only tnd Holla
iiiE,llliny wbh ft "earosll Oo bottlt will nitk
NW!ty ft MitUfutorr liuurvi.lnQ on lh jitia, ooa
iWeosaeetlot. vita tjio 1Ui, roiile.-o tho iiifferer tu
ttift proper Timedy toi boeft founi. Von ftrooftrol.tlx if
aniitoa to to.t tbo nurlt. of
ftiltitftlutblepiopfrtlii fttf tudonwl tj luwlti4i ollkft
mo.t flftttorloi teitliaoDllli. .,h.i..B,,i.
!!. in ol Id too BftLur.. luij of kUOlt S
RUEUUATIU Kr.tu.
$1.03 rot EO'.UI. 0 ECtUM,
If T,,ur itorokoeprr doe. not
Uiuufuiurnr, wlw
AlilllSltl
30311 plarUet (street,
InftLur.' un. ui uu, 4 n m
10 itkutDV rl
11, J5.C0. full, 5 Cts. 2:r,
uot kveti It, K-i'd 1 1& to lb
r.0li' Itl.T rntll.
P KltOUT,
rest, l'lillud'o, V.
18 W. OBNTBI3 ST.,
Kerguson House building. SHENANDOAH. PA.
nn v
fiuit blank stoouintis. a nair luraw: cuuuren s
white underwear. 15o up; 4 pairs children's faet
black stouklngs, 25c . boys' knee punts, only 26o;
best linen table floilis. doc upl miest tovveui)u,
I lie merino
all-wool Juckcm,
76c, ladles
An Oirr hy btrlUnrs ltefiuetl.
Tiwnnv. Anrll 0. The last of the goal
strikers are beginning to woakeu. The
Staley llrldge minors offered to resume
work aud to give B0 to charity, iu case
tho employers would take back all the
men, The offer was refuted by the oui-ployers.
UuUull Slothoils Itobukcd.
It is probable tbnt even Dalzoll hira
ueir, despito ids confident and hopeful
nature, will shortly conclude thnt Uo is
wasting time and money in hla peculiar
campaign. ' '
The people have voted in favor of the
retention of Senator Quay and havo em
phatically disapproved OI llie uunvu tTSfoofin&tlod(eaIii free. Address
methotlg. Ilttaburg vrard politics ,do' 'ehih MBDIOAL CO., BUFFALO, H. Y.
notseew to be at a premium in the
country. Therontof ttia l;lzell ll
lowora waa expected. No 6ne can proo
rwr for any length of time in a campaign
run on misrepresentation.
VVulIr...;. JViVvou.nt.., Iietlllty. and all
tho train of erllp from orlr errorsor later excesses
tho results of OTerr.oik, sickness, worry, etc ull
Btronstn, development, and tone glren to cveri
crgai' nd porllpn of the uodjr. Blniplo, nalan
methods. Immediate Improvement seen, l'sllure
ImnOflSlDlo. L.A1 ruiuruurvo. nun, 4iaiiii.wu.
JOHN R.. .CPYL15,
Allorncy-at-Law and ileal tsiaio Agent,
Offlco UcddaU's Dulldlng, Shenandoah, ra.
5v per yivrdi best bedspreads, only 81 each.
A J- GALTjAQIIJJII.
Justice ol the Peace, Reaf Estate and Insurance Sgencj,
Olrlce Muldoon's Ilnlldlne, Sliehandoah, Pa.
N WANTED
t'ore lr uv wius jvsf
ilwloil(t.Nvnutiilrblltl7
u. it.to.i ss&iirfitawiir.Ns
JOHN H. EVANS' SALOON,
30E. CENTRE HT..BHI5NANDOAH
FRESH BEER, PORTER, ALE.
i.i n wit brands ol dears always on band.
Tun nest tinperauoe urinus.
(i M.HA.MIL1X)N,M.IJ.,
' ' PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
28 Westldoyd Btrtet, Bhenandoal).,
a
KkVuS K.en lVriuc7, A. . Bo.irrwtl; our taJth la
Offloe
It will pny
onyoneln
want ot
New 1'vrl
to send 8e topaypostaiiBouoitruMiiiuiui uueut
owr WOiimu bwI samplwat limoit prl; ;'S.
Address r . II, OAU V, Aid IUku at., l-rovldenco. H. L
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