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TOHN 11. COYL1S,
AHoroey-al-Lsw and Heal Estate Agent,
Oflleo Boddall'a BulldlDg, Shenandoah, Pa,
TO MURDER A KING
An Anarchist Plot to Kill
Spain's Ruler.
CONFESSION OP A CONSPIRATOR,
Lots Wsro Cast as to Who Should Btriks
the Blow-
Atmruhfftt Muting Give Jartlculnrs oftha
llot to Destroy tli lloyal Fnltioo and
the Clnimbflr of Deputies It In Thought
That He Will Clioaon to Kill the Klnir
Statementi of the Voultlbe llomb
Throwers.
Madrid, April 20. Public excitement
on the Anarchist plots has been renewed
by tho report that the Anarchist, Philip
Mnnoz, has confessed to a plot to kill
tho King of Spain, who will be six years
old on May 17.
Munoz was formerly a sergeant of ar
tillery, who has been living abroad nnd
in concealment in Spain since he took
an active part in tho Republican rebel
lion in Madrid.
Deloocne, ttio l' roncnman arresieu ior i
the attempt to blow up tho Cham-1
ber of Deputies, said that Munoz led
them on to make the attempt against 1
Congress, nnd with having provided
them with bombs which, they say, he
handed them In the street, a few yards
from Congress Hall.
Delboche stated that Munoz lived in
Cnlle Clavel, Madrid, and had besides
another domicile where his mistress
lived. The police succeeded in arresting
Munoz, who has undergone a rigorous
examination. 1
Though the Spanish law does not al
low any one to see prisoners during the
early part n( tho judicial investigations,
and first examinations of accused per
sons are always conducted with the
greatest secrecy and closed doors, with
out tho presence of counsol or reportors,
nevertheless enough details have trans
pired which tend to confirm tho impres
sion that the Anarchists not only in
Madrid, but also In Valndolld, Valencia,'
and Bilbao, were aware that a plot was
progressing in the capital at the head
quarters of the Anarchists, their Clrcule
dellabajadores, all tbe principal mem
bers of which are now in prison on the
churge of complicity in too dynamiters'
plot to destroy the Chamber of Deputies,
the royal pulace, and to commit other
outrages.
Whether thoy knew the lull extent of
the plot, as now said to have been con
fessed by Munoz, the authorities are not
, yet convinced.
The confession attributed to Munoz is
that at a meeting of Anarchists it was '
determined to murder the King, audi
that lots were cast as to who should kill I
him. i
The confession does not state upon
whom the lot fell, but it is believed thati
Munoz himself was probably the man.
There is no doubt now that he was the .
leading spirit in tbe plot. I
Delboche and Ferrelra, the two con- J
spirators who were arrested with bombs
intended to blow up the Chamber ot ,
Deputies, pretend that they were en
tirely dominated by Munoz.
To Dredge for Suukeu Treasure.
Leominster, Mnss., April 20. The
Little Giant Hussar Wrecking Company
has just received its charter. This is j
tho company recently organized to gee
tho treasure out of the English ship .
sunk near Hell Gate, New York, over i
100 years ago. Cnpt. Symonds ol this 1
city is tho organizer of the company, and
the $10,000 capital stock is quoted at J
$315 per shuro hero. Capt. Symonds has'
placed a buoy over the wrecK, and is
now negotiating tor a construction ol
dredges heavy enough to withstand the
current of tho famous channel whom the
work is to be done.
Weavers Strike at Full Klver.
Faix Riveh, Mass., April 20. A strike
is in progress at Osborne Mill No. 1.
Twenty-nine weavers employed on Bed
ford cords left work because the superin
tendent refused to pay the regular wages
for weaving cloth. The woavers claim
that 35 cents Is paid In other mills,
while tho Osborne is giving but 24 cents
per cut. The superintendent put two
"knobsticks" at work, whereupon 2.)
more weavers, not employed on Bed
fords, quit work.
A Desperado Defying Arrest.
Banoob, Me., April 20 George Na
dean, the French-Canadian desperado
who shot United States Deputy Sheriff
McNally recently, Is in St. Francis, on
the Northern border where, armed very
heavily, he defies arrest. An expedition
is being arranged against him, and it is
probable that there will be some loss ot
life before he is captured, as he threatens
to shoot hlmsult rather than be token
alive.
Death of Uric.-Gen. Hums.
Washington, April 20. A telegram ha
been received here announcing the
sudden death at Beaufort, S. C., ol
Brig.-Gen. IV. W. Burns, retired, den.
Burns had been spending the winter in
the South, where he had business inter
ests, and was accompanied by his eldest
dnughter. Mrs. Burns has spent the
winter In this city. It Is expected that
the body will bo brought here Friday
for Inturment in Arlington cemetery.
New York's Kxelse I1IU Passed.
Albany, N. Y., April 20. The Exclst
bill as It passed the House lias been
passed by the Souatu without an amend
ment, by a strict party vote. The Sun.
dny clause is stricken out, but tbe all
night selling clause for cities of 30,000
is in, and the civil damage net it
killed. Saloons are forbid to oxist within
200 feet of a churoh or school entrance.
The bill now goes to the Qovemor.
No Trouble at Culioes
Coiions, N. Y., April 20. At a meeting
of the Board of Oanvaiwers last' night tho
entire Republican city tioket was de
clared elected. There was uu lminouso
crowd ot exciUd people in the streets,
and 103 oitiaeus were armed ready to
preserve order, but no trouble ooaurred.
Poui'Ne&roes Lynched.
Atlanta, Qa., April). Four negroes
were taken from the Jail at Inveruoss,
nearOoala, Fla., yosterday by a mob of
100 musked men and lynched. They
were suspected of the murder of Steven
son and l'ayne.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLlif
11 Years for AsiaulMnc a Girl.
Podohkkkpsie, April 1!0. Frank Ross,
nn Italian, was yesterday sentenced by
Judga Guernsey to 11 years and three
mouths in Sing Sing prison for criminal
assault. His victim was Marie Woro
neck, IS years old. The parents of tin
girl are now in the Albany penitentiary
for complicity in the crime. Tho case
was prosecuted by tho Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
llank Wrecker Trumpliour on Trial.
Kingston, N. Y., April 20. A jury
hns not yet been secured in tho trial ol
Matthew T. Trumphour, one of the
wreckers of the Ulster County Savings
Institution. The indictment first taken
up is for grand larceny in stealing $2,
000. Trumphour was Indicted jolntlj
with Ostrander, but demanded a separ
ate trial. Tho trial will occupy the en
tire week and some very interesting de
velopments are expected.
Another Defender of Clerk Young:.
Washington, April 20. Gen. II. "V.;
Boynton, the veteran Washington cor
respondent, prints a letter in defonse ol
Mr. James It. Young, lately removed as
Executive Clerk of the Senate, and glv-1
ing somo inside history of the publica
tion of proceedings of the Senate in exec-'
utlve session. He speaks of Mr. Young's
loug and honorable service and discred
its the charge that ho betrayed executivi
secrets.
A Family Down With Trichinosis.
Boston, April 20. The family of Ottc
J. Roth, consisting of himself, wife and
four children, who reside in Roxbury,
are ill with trichinosis. These are thi
first cases of the disease in this vicinity
in 15 years. In Roth's case it proved
fatal.
Itehrintr Treaty Ratified.
Washington , April 20. Tho donate in
secret session yosterday ratified the
agreement for the renewal of the exist
ing modus viveudl In Behrlng Sea signed
in Washington Monday.
THE NEXT MOHNING I FEEL BRIGHT AMD
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
My doctor says It acn r wly on tb slomn-ii,
livi-rantl kidneys, f n 1 ) n pliant Uxutlv.-. '( his
tMiik Mnjacle .mm tK.t. , unUtn jut-pared for ut
All ciruttriBta b?u u i.i ... . i m, put u.i Lw.
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now m
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Educational.
Blllktns Somo ablo writer says a man
who trusts a friend educates him.
Sillkins Yes, and ho educates him
self, too.
"How?"
"Teaches himself to know better
next time." Detroit Free Press.
Three-IIanded Man.
Jorklns Good thing Mrs. Broke Rot
oil about her husband, eh?
Callous What was that?
Jorkins Huh) Said ho was a three
handed wonder right hand, left hand
and a little behind hand. Drake'
Magazine.
Willing to Forgive.
Littlo Man I understand, sir, that
you have called mo an unmitigated
liar.
Biff Man No, I don't uso the word
unmitigated.
Little Man Then I accept your
apology. Washington Hatchet.
II Was a Blotter.
Mrs. Wishlets You'd never be happy
in Heaven.
Wishlets Why not?
Mrs. Wishlets They only play on
harps there and you'd never bo satisfied
unless you could play on a wind instru
ment. Brooklyn Eagle.
UU DID NOT.
m
Lonesome Whiskers Were you in
New York during the recent scarcity of
water?
Wandering Charlie 1 was.
Lonesomo Whiskers And did you not
experience a great inconvenience?
Wandering Charlie The thing was
exaggerated, my dear boy. I experi
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Heart dlKeise Is u-mlly supposed 'o tie In
curutile, nut when properly treated alamo
proportion ol casos ran b' cured. Tim Mis.
Hnuni Hatch, of Klichart. Iuii., aud Mrs.
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alter mllerins 20 years. . 13. LlnDur er,
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New Heart (Jure, which cured Hie loriner,
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or Ihichuuan, .Mich., who bad heart d'fcease
lor SO years, says two bottles made him "feel
like u now man." Dr. Miles' New Heart Cuie
is wild and guaranteed by C. 11. Hncenbuch
the druggist. Book of wonderful testimonials
free.
Only ouo couple in 11,500 llvo to celebrate
their diamond odding.
A National Event.
The holding of the World's Pair In a city
soa-oelv ty en old will be a remarkable
event, but whether It will renlly benefit this
nation as nmoh as the discovery ot tbe
Itest'ratlve Nervine by Dr Franklin Miles Is
doubtful. This is Just what the American
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lessuews, ueuralj la, nervous debility, dullness,
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Tho fan of tho season la thinner anil gauzlcr I
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GEORGE ROBINSON, Tlip HARNESS MAKER,
Will oeoupy the store-room,
N. Main St., nest to Hagfnboch'i Drug Store.
vigor of mm
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LOOKS BAD FOR M'GUIRE.
Dnmaclnir ICvltlrnen Acittnst lltm In the
Ori-cory Mulder Trlul.
Nkwuuwih, N. V., April 20. The tak
ing of testimony In the Mrs. Amelia O.
(Jrejiory murder cu-ie at Mlddletown con
tinues in the Supiviiie Court here. Noah
Gregory, tho husband ot tho murdered
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U MUM. bUB, .'IC'I PIUlUIICi LUU
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alleged murderer, worked for him about
., , ., , , ,i
flip. t.lniH nf the imimlpr imil linnw nf 1
money being kept in the houoe nnd that
the house was unprotected during the
day.
Surah Brown, the woman McQutro
lived with, detailed at length conversa
tions ho had with her concerning tho
robbery of the Gregory house, and had I
said that he would kill oil the whole
family rather than lose the money be
was certain was in the house. Mcdulro
figured that there was at least $2,000.
Sho related his nrranging for tho visit,
the preparing of a mask, tbe putting on
of tho two co. its, one of which he subse
quently burned up, the cleaning of tho
trousers where blood stains were found,
and the cutting out of blood stains re
placed with patchos.
The trousers were shown in Court, as
were the revolvers McGuire had, one of
which he got at the robbery of the L'rys- i
tal Run l'ostofllco, tho watch he had '
stolen at the same time, aud other artl-
cles. ins progress from tho time of
leaving the McGuire home to the Greg
ory house nnd his return home, with his
later removal to Pennsylvania, the ar
rest and confession of Brazingtou and
Mrs. Brown were all shown to agreed in
every respect.
The chain of evidence throughout was
most complete, and the case could safe
ly go to the jury now. There are over
20 witnesses for tho prosecution yet to
be sworn, and the case will lust at least
two days more.
McGuire seems to bo confident that
when his side of the story Is heard the
opinion of the court and jury will bo
changed, but this looks exceedingly
doubtful unless he can explain away
some powerful evidence.
REPUBLICANS AT HARRISBURG.
The State Convention In SefMlon Seven
Camlldutea for Jndjfe.
ILvniusDnno, Pa., April 20. The Re
publican titate Convention was called to
order shortly after noon to-day and Qen.
James Latta was made temporary chair
man. K. K. Martin of Lancaster will be
mado permanent chairman.
The auguries for a harmonious Con
vention nre good. Senators Quay, Cam
eron and Chris Magee all seem bent on
unity. The number of candidates for
Judgi- of the jsiroiiie Court has been in
creased tos'v.'ii liy tne announcement by
the frieuiN n' J'kijju Ewinjt of Allegheny
county, tint his chums will be presented
to the convention. Tho Allegheny
tounly delegates claim that they partic
ularly desiru his nomination, as thao
portion of Pennsylvania west of the Al
legheny Mountains is not represented on
the Supreme Court bench.
It has looked as though Judge Dean
would lend in the convention with Judge
Sudler a close second. But this morn
ing Judge Henderson began to gather
strength, particularly among the sup
porters of Gen. Lilly and Major McDow
ell, the chief candidates for (Jougress-inen-nt-large.
The plutform will declare against free I
trade, endorse the JIcKlnlej law, endorse
in u hearty manner the Harrison admin
istration, commend Secretary Blaine and
declare it the duty of Congress to insure
a frte ballot uud fair count if necessary.
There will be no instructions. i
HE MARRIED A CATHOLIC.
A Secret Wedding t Juikioa, liss., Tliut
Unit Giuatly Kxcltnd Hnlirewri.
Jackson, Miss., April 20. Society has
bced thrown Into n violent state of auita-
1,- nl.lin-f !n 4 a .aInr
wuii uj w.u i-uwww". " """
paper of the marriage, ten days ago, of
Sir. JI. J. Hurt, a prominent yount; Jew,
aud Miss May McCrdle, a devout Cntho-
lie, a young lady prominent la Catholic
Circles.
The matter hS been a profound
secret, tho contractinK parties having re-
sided at their respective homes slnco the
marrtuga.
When tho lady learned of the publica-
tlon sho fainted, and the commotion i
wna Rn iTMt. amonu the Hebrews that
Hart's father closed up tbe store.
Military Institute Chaugtis Ifanila.
PouaiiKEErsiE, N. Y., April 20. The
Poughkoepsle Military Institute, one ot
tho largest educational Institutions in
Poughkeepsle, has bocn purchased by
Its recently appointed principal, H. B.
NJver of Catsklll. Professor Nlver paid
$U2,000 for the property. He has a part
ner. This Is tbe institution from which
Major Holland absconded with tho tul
tlou fees a few weeks ago. .' ,
Tho rantiiiylranla Itrdurea dial Itntea.
Philadelphia, April SO. A sensation
is caused by the announcement of the
Pennsylvania Itallroad that it has cut
the rates on coal from tho mines to New
York 20 cent) a ton, or from $1.70 to
$1.44. The cut is looked upon as a hos
tile movement against the ltuaillm; com
bination. The reduction will go into ef
fect Saturday.
Insurance in Mnaauclinantta.
Boston, April 'JO. -Insurance Com
missioner Merrill's report shows the
fire wusto in Massachusetts In 181)1
umoutited to $6,081,379, upon whtoh
there was $0,107,1)10 insurance. Tho loss
is aguinst an average loss of $5,170,00 for
14 yours, and tho average number of
fired Increased SOU.
Hl( Varu ractory llmneil.
Utioa, N. Y., April 20, Tho yarn
factory of V. K. Woolworth & Co. at
OrUkaney Falls, this county, was de
stroyed by flro shortly after uoon. The
factory was a three sot mill and had a
capacity of from 500 to 800 pounds of
yam per day. Loss, $50,000; partially
insured.
Gen. Ilullor'a Hume AttuclioJ.
Lowell, Mass., April 30. Gen. But
ler's Lowell property was attached for
$50,000 yesterday by the C. F. Jowett
Publishing Company of Doston In a suit
growing out ot the printing of the Gen
eral's memoirs.
Couiljiitur lo ilurllnKton'a lllalnip.
Bennington-, Vt., April 20. Rev. John
Stephen Miohaud, paator ot St. Frauds
de Sales Churoh iu this oity, was olll
cially notified yesterday of his appoint
ment us Coadjutor to the Bishop of Burl
ington, with tho right ot succession.
A CME BLACKING is cheaper
r at 20 cents a bottle than any
other Dressing at 5 cents.
A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAYS
Ikthumj shoes once blackened with it can
lie kept clean by washing thorn with water.
People in moderate eircumstancts una it
I - - . ... .... ... 1
profitable to buy it at 20c. a bottle, because
l ""J : ,. ,i,'
hut they spend for Blacking they sao in
I"'" ""V Dl '
shnp lnathnr.
It is tlie cheapest blacking considering
its qualitv, and yet Me want to boll it
cheaper it it can be done. We will pay
for n recipe that will enable us to mi'ke
Wolff's Acm. JIlackiko at such a price
that a retailer can profitably sell it at lUc a
bottle. This offer is ojien until Jan. Ik, 1M)3.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
Old furniture painted with
(this ia the name of the paint), looks lifco
stained and vaniWiwi ne furniture. One
coat will do it. A child can apply it. You
can change a pine to a walnut, or a cl.. "ry
to mahogany; there is no limit to your
fancies. All retailers sell it.
Morning;
Noon
Good all the time. It removes ,
the languor of morning, sus-
. ; . r ,..11. 1
i uinis tut; energies oi iiuun, iuiis .
the weariness of night.
Beeri
delicious, sparkling, appetizing
A Don't be deceived if z dealer, for the s ike .
cf larger proht, tells you some other kind '
Ci is "just as good "'tis false. No imitation I
is as good as the genuine Hires .
a BnaU
3 SHOE cehtPiIWipm
T11E DEIST SHOE III THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY
It U n ncamlcps phoo, with no tucks or wax thread
to hurt tho feet; mado of the best lino rair, etyllsb
nnd easy, nnd bcrrww tec vuxke mora shoes of thi
prude than any oth''r mnnv fitrturert It i-nii-i!. hnri't'
fcewed t hoes costing f mm 1 1.00 to $3.()Q.
&1 KL (10 (ieimino HaiuUotrfd. tho finest calt
pJFa shte ever ofTeud for gl.U); equals KreacH
Importod shoes whirl, rot fr m .o-'toiU-OU.
llntid.--d Writ rlio tlno calf;
Jt stylUh, comforlahlo and durable. Ilia best
fhoo ever olTerd at tins prltv j some grade as cu
tom-mnde FlionH costing Iron, $b.0u to
SO 30 l'nlleo rlioci I1 imiors, II nil road Mfn
unci Irf'ttiTC.'lPrioriSfill worn 1 1mm tlnaonlf.
liOOth i Ili.ii I O. li j. V thri'u Eiiii'iL nxwo.
fion fde. One nalr will weir nvear.
S5 30 fine rulfi nohf terM.oo ever offered ai
Smo this prioo; one trial will convince thoan
Who WflTlt U BtlOO tOT COTIxtvTi RTui Sfrvl('C.
J3 anil Vurkliiffmrnit sho
W UU III
S2.y
y1' are very fctrorjij npd durabl.)., Tiuo who
have given thorn a trial will wear no other make.
P?r'Jr-' SJ.IIO nnd sl.7. nchool timca am
Sttofttl.?S&V,w"B
LadlCS atjaSfifflS
Inported shoes cnstin f mm $ i.ui to t56Jii.
ato'lSoVflajStAlrXSa'M
Cnuilon. soo tlut v. i ixiuniaa n imo tuug
prtC8 ,h e$ 'AstItT'TE.
Insini ion local udvVrtlwil di alers snnpljlng yon.
. W. It. UOL'UluVtii Hruckton, Diana. BoWW
j mortal 31 in St., SUcaiaudoaU
Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing.
Cures
Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc.
Komoves and Prevents Dandruff.
white Russia?, soap.
Specially Achpted for Uso in Hard Water.
DR. THEEL.
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lecT Ion msBi'irv, wtak h. . menu.! M.l(t WlMf
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lHf tl una. mil low Lop, mW' r lii
tlutnt; DwloT, Qutwk. FvnlW ir Hi.rt!l Phi'lin hM ttllt4
Dr. THKKI. cur. povlVly lul lut 1.ntiim ftM
burfaOM. OL. VOf H Ml DDLS 4KI 4kl lUO9 OiillTIHt'LAnMI
rii' rtcn or iH.r. "i"1 l int bOOk
'TRUTH" Quwk unUir orn tmlii uUln.
Hui'. itallv ftnir 9 U I to 9. Ved n,l h
Ir'ca to 10 HuiuU tilt It Writ or eoll and
lor iitoiwM Wodft. ltlaHr PbUtv dfcllj Tl4&
p M. HAMILTON, M. O.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
omoe-2!) WeatLloya Btrwst, BhoaanaorJt
S! 0,000 Reward
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