BAD FOR THE STRIKERS
ANARCHY IN VENEZUELA
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Both tbo method and results nvlien
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and refreshing to tho taste, and acts
cently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tho tasto and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances! its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo made it tho most'
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 31 bottles bv all leadincr drucr-
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it nromntiv lor anv one whn
1 Tt C 1 1 rid f fvir it Tll nnt nntxnnL ....
ouostitute.
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Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc
Removes and Prevents Dandruff.
WHITE RUSSifiH SOAP.
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water.
Unlike the Dutch Process
tfo Alkalies
or
Other Chemicals
nro rued In .tho
preparation of
W. MAKER & CO.'S
JreaWastCocoa
tc7i i) absolutely
pure and soluble.
the strength of Cocoa mixed
I finmi nvwl la fa. -
iiuuiiuoi, cusnny icsa inan one cent a cup.
It is delicious, nourishing, and cuu.7
Sold iij Crocerii eteryTrhert.
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SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
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The success of this Great Coueh Cure fa
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All druggists are authorized to tell it on a pos
itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can suc
cessfully stand. That It may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
niacins a Sample1 Bottle 'Free into every home
in the United States' and Canada.') If you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
It will cure you. If your child has the Croup,
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is sure. If you dread that insidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
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$1 .oo. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price, i$ cts
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ni inTI inr we luB undersigned, were
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regulate the liver, etomach
end bowela through the
ntrvu. Un. Mius' Pnxa
eplfdlty cure biliousness,
torpid liver and constlpa-
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J. GALLAGHER.
Justice of Ihe Peace, M Estate and Insurant Agency.
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Karir Tit ruit JmiwJoDa,rvrOMaitMlUr, LaHsoZ
Sexual Power . ImlMjUney. &0. tto imt U oar faith In
Contractors Gaining Ground in
the Great Struggle.
WON'T EMPLOY UNION MEN NOW.
BInny oftlic Laborers tVlio AroOutln Ken
York HecomliiK Disheartened A Gen
eral Movement to Employ Non-Union
Steu for l'avera In Soveral Larco Cities.
New York, May 28. Tho situation In
the street paving war indicates that the
contractors are steadily Raining ground
in the struggle of the National Paving
Cutters' Union against tho Now England
Contractors' Association, which "was be
gun nearly two weeks ago because of a
proposition to change the date for sign
ing the yearly wage scale from May 1 to
Jan. 1.
Contractor Kelly has largely increased
the genu of non-union men which he
put to work on Third avenuo last Tues
day. Tho work Is being pushed rapidly,
and general satisfaction is expressed
with its quality. Several union men
have gone to Mr. Kelly's foreman and
asked that they be allowed to take the
places of tho non-union men In relaying
the old blocks. They were informed,
that Under no circumstances would they
bo allowed to return, This direct re
fusal has greatly disheartened the
strikers.
The other contractors aro also hurry
ing their work nlonz. By next week, it
is stated, nil the jobs whicn are now
stoppud will be resumed with bit; gangs
of non-union men whom the contractors
will import into tho city.
Much apprehension is entertained as
regards tho result of this new move oa
the part of the contractors to. the Na
tional Paving Cutters' Union. Tho p.iv
ers acknowledge that tho contractors
havo in this respect completely out
witted them. They say that they will
not abandon the light, however, and are
confident they will win la the una.
The uuion granite cutters have also re
celved a sovere setback in that a great
many of the union quarrymen have re
turned to work, thereby giving in to
tho Now England Association's de
mands. Tho number of those who are
going back to work In the quarries is
also continually increasing. The strik
ers declare that tho quarrymeu's return
cun have but little effect on the situa
tion of the strike, as theirs is not skilled
labor.
It is the strike of tho granito cuttors
that really prevents tho quarry work
from going on, thoy say. The contrac
tors say, however, that this is a great
point for them, and that it is only a
question of time when all tue men will
go back. Meanwhile, their places aro
being rapidly lined up, tho contractors
say, by non-union men whose work is
fully as good as that ol tbo union men.
Some of the men, it is said, will not
be taken back at all. The quarrymen's
brunch is tho weakest branch of tho Na
tlOnal Union. Tho other branches de
clare they are still lirui.
The granite strikers put much faith
in the secret meoting of the New Eng
land Association. They say that when
the members aro unwilling to let tho
public know what business was conduc
ted it portends a gradual weakening on
their part. Thoy are dally anticipating
some developments In their favor.
Tho District-Attorney was asked to-day
what had .been done toward prosecuting
tho bosse3.for conspiracy. UIo sald..he
was investigating tue matter carefully.
but that be bad not yet sifted tho evl-
ilenco sumcleutly. to. enable him to make
a deQnlte statement as to tho action he
would take.
It is learned that there is a general
movement on foot among the contractors
to make .the use of non-union men for
street paving general in all the large
cities throughout, the country, fly do
ing this it is thought that they will
avoid much delay and difficulty in fu
ture contracts.
What helps to keep up tho courage of
the strikers to a groat extent Is the re'
portithat paving ln the other cities is
still at a standstill.
Indians ltefusa.tu Accept Reductions
White Eahtii, Minn., 'May 28. At tho
council held here tbe Indians listened to
the reading of certain, communlcati ons
from tbe Indian Oilloe by the agent. The
communications contained a positive
mandate for the Indians to accept, the
allotment 0( 80 acres of land Instead ot
the 100-iacro. 'allotment to each man,
woman and child. Tbe Chlppowas of
Minnesota, represented by their chiefs
and leaders, emphatically declined to
accept terms which stipulate to . any
condition otner tnan tne'allotment of
100 acres of land to each man, woman
and child. Tlie-.aT Indian' 'chiefs havo
transmitted, their flnal answer, to 4 the
Secretary of the interior.
Agricultural Appropriation 11111.
Wasuinoto.v, May 28. The Agrlcul
tural Appropriation bill for the fiscal
year ending. June 80, 1808, completed
uy tbe uouse uommittee on Agriculture
carries appropriations of $507 ,500 in ex
cess ot tho bill ot last year. The prin
cipal incroase is in tho appropriation of
$500,000 to carry out tho provisions of
the meat inspection law, the entire
amouut allowed being .$1,000,000. For
investigations on the subject of . forestry
and for continuing the raliwall. expert
inents lu arid sections, $20,000 is al
lowed, an Increase ot $3,UUJ.
Criminal (let Their Dues.
LocKPOivr, N. Y May 28. William
Henry Parker, convicted of. murder in
the first degree, hus been sentenced to
die by electricity at Auburn during the
week beginning July 11. Charles Kelly,
also concerned In the crime is sentenced
to life Imprisonment, and WiUiam
Chambers, also mixed up In the murder,
Is Bent to Auburn for 11 vears. Plumber
.Turner, convicted of manslaughter In
tbo first degree, for kicking his child to
ueatn, was sentenced to 11 years In Au
uurn prison.
Sluvln a Heavy I'Hvorlto.
New York, May 28. A cable dlsnatch
from Loudon convoys the Intelligence
mat au urraugemeuts ror tue Salvia aud
Jackson light, which occurs Monday
night, have been completed. Tho men
are to appear in tue ring at iu:uu p. m,
Sluvln Is a heavy favorite In tho betting,
his admirers olfering u to 1 on his
chaace of winning. Few are willing to
baok JuokBon, even at these odds, owing
to slavlu's yunfrlor condition.
A Mounted llroailsword Contest.
New Haven, Conn., May 28. Brian
E. Lynn of this city, and Major J. B.
McUulro or JNow York, havo put up a
forfeit with the sporting editor of the
New Haven "News," nnd signed articles
for a broadsword contest, tho men to
fight mounted. Tho stnkos will bo $500
a sido. The meeting Is to take placo in
this city between the 13th and 15th of
June.
A Yale Instructor Iloslgns.
New Haves, Conn., May 28. Eueene
Bergeron, instructor In French at Yale
University, has resigned to accept the
position ol lecturer on tue French lan
guage and literature in tho Chicago
University. Ho will enter upon his du
ties at Chicago next fall.
Hlcciilonneoo, Sick nnd Horvons
Ilcndnclic, Bncltnclic, IMzzlnrsH.SIor
lil I'cnrH, Hot FlnnlicH, Kcrvimn
IyNpeilu,IltiHi!C!H,C'iirn5loii,Iiyn.
erl:i, I'ifx, Ht. Vittm' Ilnnce, Opium
Ilnblt, Drnrilicnnovt, etc., nrc cured
by Dr. MIIcm' StCNtorntlvo Alorvlno.
It docs not contain opiates. Mrs. Sophia C.
llrOWnleo. DeLand. Fin.. nnfTornil with WnMnrmv
ror 60 years nnd testifies to a complete euro. Jacob
I'etrc, Ella, Crop n, bad boon suffering with Nerv
ous Prostration for four years, could not steep,
nothing helped hln until ho used Dr. Mllec' Re-
ticcrmivo norvins; 110 is now well. Klnoboolts
Free at dniRglsts. Dr. Miles' rjorvo and
LlVOr PUIS. 50 doses for 25 renta nrn thn tnKt
remedy for Olllousncss, Torpid Livor, etc., etc.
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AMUSEMENTS.
JJIKIIGUHOIM'H THEATHE,
P. J. VEROCSON, manager.
Return ot tho favorlto for one cntlro week,
commencing,
SATURDAY, MAT 28,1892
Clarence Bennett,
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the romantic Mexican drama, entitled.
Elegant costumes, appropriate music magnlQ'
cent seenory-rovcr i&uuyarasoi ino
.;anot. Change iil bill nightly.
VrlcoH, io,-20 quel 30 Cents.
Reserved scats oasalo at ,Klrluj's drug store,
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Manufacturers of
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GRAND
MILLINERY OPENING
at the old reliable millinery store ol
ELLA MoGINNISS,
EAST CENTRE STREET, SHENANDOAH
The finest and largest stock of
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AND
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Saloon and
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N. WHITE STKEET.
First-class Lager Beer, Ale, Porter and Tern
peranco minus ana Uigurs, i' mu oiu
Wines and Liquors always
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II, a FOLMEH, Prop.
Call around and epeud a pleataut hour.
JOHN H. EVANS' SALOON,
30 E. OENTBE ST., SHENANDOAH
FRESH BEER. PORTER, ALE.
Finest brands of cigars always on hand.
rue Desi temperance annua.
JOHN R. COYLE,
. AUorneyal-Law and Heal Estate Agent,
Ofllce Doddall's liulldlng, Shenandoah, Pi.
TIVE
Notous Prostration
Will Not Accept tho Chicago OITer.
Berlin, Mny 28. Hermann Edward
Von Hoist, tho historian, professor at
the University of FreUburg, and author
of the Constitutional History of the
United Statos, has decided not to aocept
tho offer from the Chicngo University.
The reason glvon for the declination is
that, at Von Hoist's ago. tho climate of
Chicago would be, in the opinion of his
physicians, too vigorous for him, and
that tho change might have a disastrous
effoct upon his health.
Deacon Has Not Asked for a Pardon.
Paris, May 28. Friends of Edward
Parker Deacon deny tho truth of the re
port that ho has appealed to President
Carnot for pardon on July 14. Mr. Dea
con, they say, will acquire, by submit
ting to solitary confinement, the right
to have his sentence reduced to nine
mouths. At the end of one-hulf this
time he will apply for a conditional re
lease, which will be granted.
AT
THENEXT MORNING I FEEL BniGHT AND
NEW AMD MY COMPLEXION IS DETTCfl.
My doct'ir says tt arm g. m'y on tho morriMch
I! . er ttnti kanpv. . n i i i '"rtHTif lav u'vi rt.i-
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ALWAYS IN STX1C
Fish, Butter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed,
Potatoes, Green Truck,
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Gallagher's Cheap Cash Store !
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CORNER CENTRE AND $E$T STREETS.
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JRestaurant
Cor, Main and Coal Bts
Huenanaoau, i'a.
i
Regular meals at popular
prices served at all times.
Ltdles' dining an t re
freshment rooms attach
ed., .liar stocked with the
finest .brands ol clears
and fancy drinks.
Leading Restaurant in Town.
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H it aramfwaw'" ' 'r -iv--
Numerous Dynamite Outrages
at the Capital.
DEPLORABLE STATE OF AFFAIRS.
Women and Girls Kldnnpiicd by Haiders
Agriculttiro nt n Standstill The Country
Doad, Commercially No l'roapect ol
Spoedy Settlement of the llevolutlon.
Panama, via Oalveston, May 28. Tho
Ulcers ot a steamship arriving liere
from La Quayra conllrm tho worst of re
cent reports as to the Anarchistic con
dition of Venezuela and give news of
repeated dynamite outrages which have
spread terror among the citizens of the
Capital.
Frequent engagements have taken
place within tho last two weeks, hut tho
combatants have been only small bands
government troops and gangs of
raiders who call themselves revolution
ists. Several score of wounded have
been brought to Caracas, but tho gov
ernment reports, nevertheless, that Its
troops have been victorious la overy en
gagement. Qen. Crespo's chnllengo to Casanas to
bring his army In tho open Held and set
tle the question of supremacy once for
all so as to relievo the sufferings of the
people has won him many friends, as
the government's persistent prolonga
tion ol the struggle is generally con
sidered to be due to l'alacio's indilfer-
nce to the welfare of the country. Casa
nas, after refusing to meet Urospo, re
turned to Caracas and resigned his
offices as l'alacio's physician, chief ad
viser and commander of the army. I'a-
luclo suspocted treachery and committed
him to prison.
The state of general Intimidation in
the Capital for tho past two weeks has
been unprecedented. CarloadB of pris
oners nave been brought in from la
Ouayra and other cities la tho hands of
the government, and havo been marched
n obains through the principal streets
as warnings to local disloyalists. Tho
prisons are full of mon arrosted iu Cara-
uud private houses havo beeu
seized and turned into prisons to receive
the suspects from other cities.
All uro conlluod without trial and
after a merely superficial ezamluatlou.
Hardly a night passos without a raid by
Pulucio's soldiers on tho families of pri
vate citizens. The houses are saarchud,
the pluto and money seized, and the
men are led olt' tu union.
Three explo .. u of dynamite within
the last t wo v, e. s have Increased the
apprehensions ol all residents of the city
and have given the Government excuses
for arresting mauy Innocent men. Ou
May 13 a bomb was exploded in tho en
trvway of the Military Academy. Tho
door leading into tho first lecturo room
was blown In, and two cadets and ua
officer were killed by flying metal and
flying splinters. Several others wero in
jured, Including throe mon and a woman
pusslug tho buildiug at the time of tho
explosion.
The entire district around the academy
was shaken, and the report got abroad
that Crespo was before the city and had
begun the bombardment. The streets
were filled with frightened men and
women. The military was called out,
and for two hours panic and the wildest
apprehensions prevailed throughout the
city.
r our days later a shanty on the out
skirts of the city was blown up and one
man Injured. He is' supposed to be a
Uoverumeut spy. Another explosion on
the following night shattered the win
dows of houses near the Cathedral, but
nobody was injured.
1'alaclo attributes tbe outrages to
Cresptsts who are Intent upon inaugur
ating in the city tbo reign of plunder
now supreme la the country. The Cresp
Ists say that the explosions were caused
by the Government's agents who wish
to discredit the revolutionists, as did
llalmuceda. The general belief Is, how
ever, that the explosions are the work of
Irresponsible and ill-advised Crospists
who hope to frighten 1'ulacio and his ad
visers Into fleeing from the city.
Humors that the palace will be blown
up were thick when the steamship sailed
and the 'Government claims to have sup
pressed one such plot by arresting a
group of Urespist dynamiters.
The present position of (jrespo's troops
is not known. The Qovernmeut has no
information as to his next move, but is
busy spreading tho report that tbo sup
plies and ammunition ot the revolution
ists are exhausted and that they are ou
the verge of disbanding.
The condition ot tho rural districts is
miserable beyoud description. Raiders
have completely intimidated and im
poverished most of tbe rural population,
Women and girls are being kidnapped
nightly, and reports ot murders are re
ceived almost-cOnstantly in Caracas and
La Uuayru. The farmers have, been
robbed of their money and their cattle,
and'ihose whd ha'te'detendo'd'theuiselves
against tfi6pluudore'rs"h'uva been' pun
ished by the burning of their houses and
sheds.
No effort Is mnde to cultivate the
fields, as no man can bo sure ot harvest
ing his crops dr of'keeplng them it thoy
are allowed to mature. Work la the
factories is at n standstill as the men
caunot be relied on to attend to their
duties. Commercially the country is
dead as the merchants have either fled
or have hidden their mouey.
Minister Qrubb Cuming Homo.
Madiiid, May 28. General E. Burd
Qrubb, United States Mluutur to Spain,
has started with his family on a visit
to his home iu the States. Qenernl
Qrubb has provided for au American
Commission to assist the Spanish Com
mission in charge of the Columbian eel
ebration, to be held in Spain, and in
which an extensive space Is reserved for
exhibits from tho United states.
l'utltlon of Colored Ilttptint.
WASiiiNQTO.v.May 28. A committee of
colored Baptist ministers of this city
have united in a petition to the heads ot
the several departments for a leave of
absence to employes ou May 31, In ordor
that they may oiler up prayor for the
suppression ot crime and lawlossnoss in
certain states ot tue union.
Arabian Family to lie Ileturnell.
Conooiid, N. II,, May 28. Tho family
ot Arabians consisting of-husband, wlfo
aud two sons, unable to speak a word of
Kngllsh and without friends hero, who
arrived iu Concord yesterday, presuma
bly from New York, will be returned
by Immigrant inspector uogswell.
We Caff t do it
but nro willing to pay for leaminr' liow to
mako na good an article as Wolff's AcMk
IIlaciuno of clicnp material go that a
retailer can profitably sell it at 10c
Our prico is 20c.
Tho retailer says the public will not pay
It. Wo say tho public will, because they
Villi always paj a fair price for a good
article. To show both tho trade and tho
publics that wo want to giro them tho best
for tho least money, wo will pay
Reward
For ttbovo information ; this offer is open
until January 1st, lbJ3.
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wood tainted with It looks like the natural
wood when It Is stained and uraUhed.
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paint stores eclllt.
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vu .ai'iiuiiKf iinmi-sewui moncesscaa
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CSO 50 roll ce Mior; Farmers, Hallroad Men
nnd I'ttprCiirrtnmn. wofirthpnii flnamlf.
eeainless. smooth Inside, heavy tbrca soles, cxteo
6lon edcre. One pair will wear a year.
u niiu emu uu ueuer miuo ever ouereu m
thta nrleet (inn trl.il will mnvlnrn thna
who want n shoe for comfort ami service,
CCO 5 nnd WurUinsmrnN shoes
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qaiC' ;?u" mi a i.7, scuoui SDoea &r
U Jj 9 worn by the boys everywhere; they sell
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Imported shoes eosUricfrom. 81.00 to $8.00.
IndleM j.50, ami Ml,?5 shoo fo
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nrTAKB NO HUHSTITUTE.J
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