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St"'1"' 'Mr wife's health ..,m,,,imnilES
Hli i' f.O th taint niBTilfestl Itself in tln-fs
? "3CiBi:.11A. on n.arly all parti of thru
for"! Of,., ft t.mi. itvieMnlt,! tl.n mnwvllr. neell-M
"VyTn front of riJit rtioulder wlmre It liseS1
"IM fur 21) yrnn ltli almost ejmi.&j
rlJM. JrrlliUli.il mill I telling. Since usiiigg
DANA'S I
SARSAPARILLA
a W11X on her head hal broken and dtscIiaraedJYW
until Blmoitt entirety irona. Habitual Costivencas!!!!..
i alio greatly relieved. 5
ue, iiavo Heretofore used a vonrty or remrmeibvui
with out little remit, but DANA'S SARSAPA-2
KILLA has proved so effertual In relieving mjrjss
fife of KCiCDJiA and KJUoritl.AE!
In tlio blood that I muit say It is a grand combina-asa
tlonof remedial agents, and that my wife's grcnt2
linprorcment isdue to Its power and the, blcasinglwla
of a kind Providence, upon is use.
I haro taken ono bottlo myself and find it axm
Splendid Altorntlve. Bjj
lloaportfully, IIBV. A. J. DAY, M
Pastor M. E. Church, No. Carton, N. Y. !
Only ono Sarsaparllla told on tho " NO jag
SjBENEFIT NO PAY " plan. Only one could
astand tho test, and that 'ono It DANA'S. p
gsUQXrXSXXBSIl THIS. M
Dtna Sarsaparllla Co., Belfast, Maine, tu
Elck Headache and relieve all tbo troubles fnof
tiont to a llous etato of tho system, puoh aa
iJ:.z nrjf, ..dii&ea. Drowsiness, blstresj after
sating, Pair- tho SUo, &o. Whilo their most
ye n.vTkwoIu a. c&sb has been shown la curiiijj
HeaSiohe, r ir "ituo Liver r:na are,
equally va"u, . - jUn- atlan,crtvtnp;aud",r,o.
2ntlng tb P-nnoy 'cc V it.w.-'tothey.-iad
correcta.,.- .-der,, .-... .achtlmulato the
iivor and regulate tho bowels. Even if the; oalj
(ArAelboywoTildboalmoalprlcoiosslMhosawna
i suffer from this distressing complaint; buttortu
TaaUlythelrgoodnesadoesnotcndhero.andthosa
whooncetry them will find thoeo llttlo puis valu
able In aornany ways that thoy will not bo WIN
lirjj; to do vrithout tlicm. Bat after alleles head,
(Is the bano of no many llve3 tb.-.t hero Is where
'T'omaVoonrproatboaat, Oorpill3curoitwhlle
others do not.
Cartera Llttlo Liver Pills are very small and
very oasj to iaSo. Ono or two pills makoa doae.
They aro strictly vaetablo and do not gripe or
pure, br'.l eirgentlor.ctlon ploasoall who
mo them. luTi.ilsat&Sceutsi UvoforfL Sold
ty drscjiots ovsrrtvhero, or tsnt by mall.
CARTER fflCDICIKE CO., Nov YorKi
SMALL PilL. SMALL OOSE. SMALL PRICE
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT !
Respectfully informs his old friends and tho
public generally that ho has taken charge of tho
old stand lately occupied by Felix Adrlcks,
where he will keep on hand a fresh stock of
Porter, Ale and Lager Beor. Finest brands of
Liquors and Cigars.
Prtnl Qiimmn Frnney's DulldlnS,
raUl OUmma, Cor. Maiaand Poplar Sts.
N. H. Downs' Elixir!
WILL CURE THAT
AND STOP THAT
r atnrxl tlin tot t for STXTT TEJJIS '.
rand tins proved ltBelf tho best remedy i
Sknown for tlio euro or. uonsumpium,
rtntinln. Colds. Whooving Counh, mid I
fall T.mif Ilueaic Jn young or oia.
lrlco25o.,lwO'ian" ei.uoporDotue.
cm n PVPnYWHEHE.
I BXK27, J03K2GH 4 LOSS, Preps., Salltttsa, Vt.
Nature should
bo afisistod to
throw oll'lmiiurl'
tleaof tho blood.
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so well, so safol)
oi'goiiromptlrafe,
Siillt'a UiiecfQc.
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MALARIAL
POISON
LIFE HAD NO CHARMS.
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al . hnii-illmV aaDDCIUtt IQ U1 1 WsaX BTetallV fC-
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I could gel
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THE DEAD EX-PRESIDENT
Mcssagesof Condolence From
ManHigh in Authority.
SIMPLFUNERALniTES TO-MORROW
Governor Mcltlnloy nnd the Olilo Lecla
uture Will Attend In Ilody Sir.
f Cleveland to bo Preaent President liar
rltou Cannut Gt.( Jlut Several Cabinet
Member Wilt bd In Attendance.
Kukmokt, 0., Jan. 10. Tlio entire olty
Is lu ruournltit; and lings rtro at halt must,
testifying to tho rogurd In which ex-Presl-dont
Hiiycs was held. Tho entire ar
rangements tor the funeral hnve not yet
been decided upon. Tbo arrangements
have boen placed temporarily In the
hands of Col. II. 8. Uucklund of this
city.
The funeral services will be very simple,
at the mansion on Friday afternoon, at !3
o'clock. Tlio services will bo similar In
naturo to those on tho occasion of the
funeral of Mrs. Hayes.
Rev. J. N. Uushforil, President of Ohio
Wosleyan University at Delaware, Ohio,
will conduct tho scrvlcos and it is proba
ble Hint the local Q. A. 1!. may take
part.
A largo number of telegrams are pour
ing in upon tho mouthers of tho bereaved
family. Among them are messages of
condolence from the President, Secretary
Foster and also from the living memberri
of the Kayos Cabinet during his admin
istration and the Stale olllccrs of Ohio.
Tho members of tho Hayes Cabinet
who sent messages aro Win. M. Evurts,
John Sherman, Alexander llamsey, Na
than a off, R. V. Thompson, I). M. Key
and Carl Sehurz.
Gov. UcKiuley has ordered tlio Six
teenth Regiment, ono troop of cavalry
and one battery to proceed to Fromont to
act as a military escort at tbo funeral.
The State Legislature will adjourn aud
attend in a body and all tho State officers
will be present.
A special train will also bring tho
Cleveland Grays. Many of the members
of Gen. Hayes' old rogimeut, tho Twenty
secoud Ohio, are expected to bo present.
Washington, Jan. 10. Coming so soon
after tho sudden death of Gen. Butler,
nud the sad ending of Senator Kcnnti, tho
demise of ex-President Hayes created
something of a shock to people In official
lifo here, uud many iucidents are recalled
of the last visit of tho ox-President to
Washington in September during the an
nual encampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic.
Flags are flying at half-mast to-day on
all public buildings in Washington. Pres
ident Harrison received tho news of his
predecessor's deuth with considerable sur
prise and groat grief.
Tho Senate aud House adjourned imme
diately after assembling, out of respect.
Tlio Kxucutlvu Order.
At a special meeting of the Cabinet the
following Executive oilier was drafted
uuu Muuptuu;
2b the people uf the United Stales:
The deutlt of Rutherford B. Hayes, who
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WU.1 piCblUUIIi. UL bllU UUIIUU UlbUS UUU1
Match 4, 1877, to March 4, lbSl, at bis
borne in n remout, Uino, Is an event the
announcement of which will be received
with very general uud very sincere sor
row.
His public 6orvico extended ovor many
years unu over u wide range or ollicial
duty. Ho was a patriotic citizen, a lover
of tho Hag and of our free institutions,
an industrious and conscientious civil
officer, a soldier of dauntless courage, a
loyal comrade und friend, a sympathetic
and helpful neighbor ana the Honored
head of a Christian homo. tie has
Btcadily grown in the public esteem and
tbe impartial historian will not full to
iccognizo the conscientiousness, tue man
liness, and the courugo that so strongly
characterized his whole public career.
As un expression of tho public sorrow,
it is ordered thut tho Executive Muusiou
and the several executive departments at
Washington bo draped In mourning and
the flags thereon placed at half stall for
a period of !10 days, aud thut on tho day
of the funeral all public business hi the
departments be suspended, aud that suit
able military aud navul honors under the
orders of the Secretaries of War and of
the Navy bo rendered on that day.
IIenj. Harrison.
The President expressed his regret that
ho would not be able to intend tho funeral
in person, but expressed u wish that ho
should be represented by some of his offi
cial associates. It w.ts tnereupou deter
mined that Secretary Charles Foster, of
the Treasury, Secretary Rusk, Secretary
Noble, and i'ostuiaster-Ueueral wuua-
maker should proceed to Fremont as the
representatives of the President.
HIS ASSOClATioNsTTrT" CLEVELAND,
Uualuess nud Social Affair Made Iltui u
Pumlltur Figure Ihere.
Clbykiand, 0., Jan. 19. The late ex
President Hayes was a familiar flgu'-o in
Cleveland, coming to town very frequent
ly to visit his son, Webb. C. Hayes, who
is treasurer of the National Carbon Com
pany, and who lives in this city.
Ho was simple and unostentatious In
his habits, and it seemed strange that the
genial old gentleman who passed unno
ticed in the street save by acquaintances,
and who might easily have been taken for
some well-to-do farmer, had ruled tho
greatest nation on earth for four years.
His visits to Clovelaud were often of a
business nature. Ho was a membor of
tbe Garfield Monument Committee, a
moraher of tho Western Reserve Histori
cal Society, of the Loyal Legion, and
other associations. He was in Clevolaud
Saturday when attacked by tho disease
which resulted in his death.
Gen. Hayes' last public appearance In
this city was at the banquet of tlio Ken
yon Alumni Association at the Stilluian,
ou the evening of Dec. 20.
Ho presided at tbe banquet and was
cleotod president of tho association. Ho
mado quite a long speech and was in flue
health and spirits.
ltepublloait Cuuona Postponed.
Wahhinoton, Jan. 10. The Republican
Senate caucus oalled to meet ut Senator
Sherman's house has been indefinitely
postponed, for the reason thut the social
featitfttB of suoU a oauous would uotybe
proper at a time marked by suoh u sad
event an the death of ex-President Hayes,
and particularly lu Senator Sherman's
houue.
Mr, Clavelnnd to be ut the Funeral,
Nkw York, Jail. 10. President-elect
Cleveland left tills morning nt 10:80
o'clock ou the Central railroad to attend
the fuueral of ex-President Hayes.
UIBTOIIT tllU'EATS ITSEaVTA
Mary, who owned tho little lamb,
Is married now, yoaknow;
Her first born son Is ton years old,
And ho to school does go.
He oft excites the teacher's Ire
By fracturing tho rulo,
Then, as of old, the children laugh.
To see the "lam" at school.
Detroit Free Press.
All Ills Fault.
Mr. Blnks (whoso Invalid wlfo Insists
on boarding) Loolt hero, novw Tlio
Medical Record says nothing1 wall lm
provo a woman's health lllco sweoplnff,
bakinff, bed-malting, dlsh-washlng and
polishing tho silver.
Mrs. limits Iluhl You know very
woll you never got mo any silver to
polish. No wonder I'm sick. N. Y.
Weekly.
Wanted to Itevlso the Solar System.
During the last total eclipso of tho
sun n boy was soiling smoked glasses
at a penny upieco. ,
"You ought to mako money," said tho
purchaser.
"Yes," said tho young merchant;
"ours would be a good business if tlio
dull season were not so long." Boston
Globo.
Hire cofiipletely gutted a uvo-story
brick building on Second avenuo, Pitts
burg, occupied by tho Novelty Candy
company and Barrs' Electrotypiug estab
lishment. Loss, $75,000.
By a vote of 40 to 43 the Australian
Colonial Parliament declared Ub want of
confidence in the government.
Wm. E. Speure, a Boston lawyer, has
been appointed U. S. Commissioner to
1111 the vucauoy caused by tbe death of LL
L. Hallet.
Hills, Turner Si Co., Lambert Bros, and
R. Sherburne, tho largest manufacturers
of plate and window glass in Boston, have
consolidated into a stock company, with
a capital of $000,000 and will hereafter do
business under the name of thu Boston
Plato and Window Glass company.
W catlier iToretmst.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 10. For Now En?
lnnd: Snow, warmer, easterly winds, except
colder in Massachusetts, Ithodo Island aud
Connecticut.
For lUstorn Now York, Eastern Pennsylva
nia, Now Jorsey, Delaware and Maryland:
Colder, brisk and high easterly winds, shifting
to uoitherly, snow.
For Vujtorn Now York anil Western Penn
sylvanla: l air, oxcept snow In Now York,
colder, wiuds shifting to northwesterly.
NEW YOltIC MAKKm'S.
New Tome. Jan. 18. Money on call was oasy
at S 1-2 and 3 per cent.
1IOND3 CI.03INO I'UIOES.
U. S. 4s. r 1U1.S
U. S. is. o 113 i-a
STOCKS OLOSINO.
Delaware 3c Hudson 1.151-2
Delaware, iiekuwanna & Wostorn.... 154 6-8
line 51.4,
Krio preferred oil
LukuShoro 11)03-3
Now Jersey Central 131 1-4
New York Central 101) 3-4
Heading 6-11-8
Western Union Utjfi-3
GRAIN .MARKET.
Wlieat-No. 2 red winter: 8! 1-8; March 83 1-8;
May 81 1-4.
Corn No. 2, mixed: (13 1-3: Fob. 53 5-8; March
5.1 6-d.
Outs -No. 2 mixed: 391-8; Feb. 09 1-2: May
401-8.
PRODUCE MARKET.
ltrjTTBR r
Creamer) , Stuto & Penn 50 31
Creamery, WosLCtn, ilrsrs. 31 ai
Creamery, Western, eeon is 27 29
S'ntr n."xrn 27 'H
Two Stepping Stones
to consumption are ailments we
often deem trivial a cold and
a cough. Consumption thus ac
quired is rightly termed " Con
sumption from neglect."
colt's Emulsion
not only stops a cold but it is re
markably successful where the
cough has become deep seated.
Scott's Emulsion is the
richest of fat-foods yet
the easiest fat-food to
take. It arrests waste
and builds up healthy
fiesh.
Preparad by Scott & Downe, N. Y. All drag a-lsts.
Chlcheater'a Encllih Diamond rtrauif.
PILLS
OriB-fntsl UlldOnlr Ct-ni.l r
AFE. ftlWBjl reliAbi. LADIES, jft
Pruvfltt fcr CkicAuUri Wi M
mond Brand la ItVil ind OaLl mm.itKi w
boxM. -ild with bias ribbon. Take 7
I no other. Rfu$ dmnrou tubjNiu. V
tion nnA (i(a'w. At DruggUM, or end 4,
'lOllff fit T.nillor " M lAlt-r r
Hull. lit. 04m T jjitnr.nl.1. V--- it,..
told by til Loni Drufsiu, lUIiwlo.,
ABRAW HEEBNEP. CO.,
PORT CARBON, PA.,
Manufacturers of
Of Every Description.
Flags, Baages, Caps, Regalias, 8c
-FINEST GOODS-LOWEST PRICES.-S
Write for catalogues. Correspondence solicited.
rENNYFfOYAL
DRAWING TO A GL08E
Dempsey's Case May Go to the
Jury To-day.
TESTIMONY OF THE K. OF L. LEADER.
He 1enlia'ln l'osltlvn Terms the Stories
of (JallnRlier and Unvldsou Nearly
Fainted on the Stand Why Us Kept
Spies In the Homestead Mill.
PiTTsnunri, Jan. 10. The case against
District Mnster Workman Hugh " empsoy,
who Is charged with poisoning non
union workmen at Homestead, will likely
go to tho jury this afternoon.
Tho defense yesterday examined a largo
number of wltnessos to provo that sick
ness In tho mill was not unusual. Many
workmen testified that previous to tlio
strike they had suffered from Illness the
nymptoms of which were similar to those
which killed sonio of the non-union men.
At tho afternoon session of court, after
several Important wltnosos hail been ex
amined, tlio defendant, Hugh F. Dompsey,
was culled. Ho said:
"I am District Master Workman of D.
A. No. 8, 1C. of L. The K. of L. had
nothing tn do with tho Hometond strike;
,he Amalgamated Association had charge
of that, i first Haw Gallagher In my
office; he was brought there by Beatty;
lleatty said they were men who were to
go to Homestead, get work and report
to me how tilings were running in the
mill; nothing was Raid about putting
powder In food; did not employ them for
that purpoio.
"I told them that I had four men In t
tho mill at the time, but that I wanted
more reports so I could by statistics show
that the Carnegie company was not suc
ceeding with non-union men. Gallagher
would conio down two or throe times a
week.
"I promised them compensation, but
told them to get work In the mill so that
tho company would have to pay them;
never gavo Gallagher any powder; did
not say I wanted to give these men any
thing to weaken them."
Mr. Dempsoy denied in toto tho story
told by Gallagher nnd Davidson
about the arrangements to dose tho non
union men nt Homestead.
Much stir was created in tlio court
room during Mr. Dempsey's cross-examin-ation
by his great agitation. Ho became
much exhausted, and fears were enter
tained that ho would faint. This, pro
duced a somewhat unfavorable impres
sion. When asked why he had hired
men to spy for him lu the Homestead
mill, ho icplled:
"Because I got a telegram from Now
York asking me to learn tbe condition of
ufTairs in tho mill, as they wore trying to
urraugo a settlement with Andrew Car
negie." Ar the caso now stands, It seems to
hinge on u qucstiou of truth between
Dempsey und Clalliig r und Davidson.
THE LONSDALE ACCIDENT.
Aunlo SuUIv.mi'h Death Swells tho Number
or Victims to i:iKht.
PitoviDENUE, Jan. 19. Annio Sullivan,
one of tlio injured in tho sleighing acci
dent ut Lonsdale, died in tho hospital
here, muking eight doad.
A complete list of tho dead uud injured
follows;
killed:
EoBEm Cook, 01 Centre street.
Saiiau Ann Duapeb, widow, 01 Centra
street.
Wm. H. Draper, 20 years old.
Annie Wilson, 21 years old.
Wm. Richardson, U0 years old, driver
of the sleigh.
Mn. McGowan.
Mrs. McGowan, wife of preceding vic
tim. Annie Sullivan, 25 years old, died in
the hospital.
the injured.
Florence McGowan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. McGo.vau, her brother, injured
severely about tho head.
Clarenco McGowan, her brothor, In
jured severely lu the head.
Ada Young, leg broken.
Mr. Joseph Riley, collar bone broken.
Joseph McKnight, h-jad badly injured.
William Bralthwaitt, ribs broken.
Fanny Smith, jaw and noso fractured
and scalp torn.
Thomas. Wilson, collar bono broken
and buck injured.
All tho others of the party were mora
or less hurt. They wero conveyed to
their homes lu Pawtucket in sleighs and
carriages provided by Pawtucket stable
keepers, and local vehicles.
ELECTION OF U. S. SENATORS-
Republicans nnd Democrats Who Will Sit
In the Upper House of Congress.
Washinoton, Jan. 10. United States
Senators were elected yesterday as follows:
California Stephen H. White, Dem.
Connecticut Gen. Joseph R. Hawley,
Rep.
Delaware George Gray, Dem.
Indiana David Turpie, Dem.
Maine Eugene Hale, Rep.
Massachusetts Henry Cabot Lodgo,
Eep.
Michigan Francis B, Stockbridge, Rep.
Minnesota Cushman K. Davis, Rep.
Missouri Francis Marion Cockrell,
Dem.
New York Edward Murphy, jr., Dem.
Pennsylvania Matthew Stanley Quay,
Rep.
Tennessee -William B. Bate, Dem.
Dempsey Re-elected.
Pittsburo, Jan. 19. Hugh F. Dompsey
was unanimously re-elected District Mas
ter Workman of D. A. No. 3, K. of L.
Resolutions were adopted expressing con
fidence in Mr. Dempsey, and that the
charges brought against him for com
plicity In the alleged Homestead poison
souings were untrue.
Dead of Her Injuries.
Easton, Pa., Jan. 10. Tbe wife of
Murtiu Miller ot Ackermanvllle, who was
seriously injured by Iwiyg struck by a
train while sleighing, by a train ou the
Bangor & Portland road, has died of her
in juries.
lleformntory Fugitive ItsMwpturel.
Nkw Haven, Jan. 19. George II.
Graves, a fugitive from the reformatory
at Elmira, N. Y., U under arrest in this
oity and now awaits the arrival of
New fork officers.
5Itmjlet Ina 11 j -Wheel.
Utioa, N. Y., Jan. 19. Charity Clark
was killed heru during the meming by a
large fly-wheel lu the eleotrie light works
where he was working.
THE KHEDIVE BACKS DOWN.
Hereafter tin Will Ask ljnirliiml'fl Consent
Ilefiiro Chunking Mlnttrs.
Cairo, Jan. 10. The Hurry in Kgyptlnn
political affairs has ended in tho com
plete withdrawal of the Khedivo from tho
position taken by him and henceforth,
ur.less some untoward event occurs,
Great Britain will have all to say as to
who shall fill tho Egyptian Cabinet
offices.
Tuesday tho Khedive was handed an
ultimatum from tho British government
demanding tho dismissal of tho newly
appointed Ministry within twenty-four
hours.
Upon the expiration of that time Lord
Cromer, British Minister, went to the
Abdin I'nlnco and demanded the decision
of the Khedive.
The Khedive, who had n long confer
ence with Nubar Pasha and Rlaz Pasha,
expressed regret that his selection of a
Ministry had not proved to tho liking of
Grent Britain, and pointed out that
Fakhrl Tasha, the nowly appointed presi
dent of tho council, had, ut his request,
resigned his position.
Tho Khedivo offered to appoint in his
stead Riaz Pasha, who was formerly ut
tho head of the Egyptian Ministry, nnd
who is known to bu friendly to British in
terests. Lord Cromer assented, and secured
from the Khedive an understanding that
hereafter ho would mako no alteration in
the Ministry without consulting Great
Britain.
THE READING COMBINATION.
Special Committee or tlio House Makes
lta Koport.
Washington, Jan. 10. Tho unanimous
report of the special committee of tho
House which investigated tho Reading
uuthraclte coal combination was submit
ted to the House by Representative
Coombs, of Brooklyn, chairman of tbo
sub-committee.
It recommends us a means of protect
ing independent coal operators against
discrimination on the part of tbe coal
producing nud transportation companies
tiiut tbo Interstate Commerce law bo
amended to meet tho cilect of tho
Gresham and Counselman decisions, and
that tbe long and short haul clause be
mado applicable to railroads which form
connecting lines.
The committeo Is not prepared to give
nn opinion as to the liability of the roads
investigated to punishment, under tho
provisions of tlio Anti-Trust law, but
feel justified in saying that tho facts dis
closed merit tho fullest consideration of
law officers of the government.
THE MRVS CASE.
Unytl Will Probably Mako Reparation
and Apology,
Port au Prince, Huytl, Jan. 19. Thero
will probably bo uu amicable settlement
ot tho case of Frederick Movs, tho Ameri
can merchant, who was thrown into
prison on u trumped up charge that ho
was a smuggler.
Mr. Mevs was kept in prison 20 days,
and then released. Tho United States
government mado a demand for repara
tion and apology.
Judging from tho developments of tho
past few days, Hayti has changed front,
and is reudy to comply with these do
mauds.
This is uo doubt duo to the return of
tho United States cruiser Atlanta, and
United States Minister Durham, who
arrived hero fromS.tn Domingo yestorday.
One of tho Huytiun generals was killed
in tho light at l'Ause do Ncau.
DISCOVERED IN CUBA.
Insnno Millionaire Ileckwlth Found To
be Drought Duck to Litclllleld.
Waterburv, Conn., Jan. 10. Arthur
Beckwith, aged 48, the Harlem, N. Y.,
millionaire, who escaped from Buell's
sauiturium nt Litchfield on Oct. 10, has
been found in Cuba.
A private despatch says ho will be
brought back to Litchfield. Beckwith is
the man who lost his reason through u
shock received by being thrown out in a
runaway in Harlem several weeks ago.
Slncu his escapo his friends have spent
thousands ot dollars searching tor him.
Charges Against llrtioklyn Firemen.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 19. Mayor
Boody has received from the Tariff Asso
ciation of the New York Fire Under
writers a letter formulating tho charges
made by them against the Brooklyn Fire
Department. In brief tho charges allege
gross inefficiency and neglect ot duty on
the part of the Fire Department. Mayor
Boody said that he would at once tako
steps toward investigation of the charges.
The Clevelauds Summer Home.
Oakland, Md., Jan. 19. Deer Park is
likely to enjoy the proud distinction of
being the summer capital again next sea
son. It has been learned from a source
regarded as entirely trustworthy that ex
Seuator H. G. Davis has tendered Presi
dent Cleveland a handsome cottage. It
will be remembered that President and
Mrs. Cleveland spent their honeymoon at
Deer Park.
Illinois Senate Favors rJauday Opening.
Springfield, 111., Jan. 19. Tho Illinois
Senate baa placed itself ou record in favor
of opening tho World's Fair on Sundays
by passing a resolution by a rote of 20
to 10 r questing tho Illinois delegation
in Congress to use their influence toward
securing a modification ot the Sunday
closing clause.
Prominent Nutley Man Shoots Himself.
Nutlev, N. J., Jan. 19. Howard Ed
gar, a well known resident ot Nutley,
committed suicide last evening by shoot
ing himself through the head with a 45
calibre revolver. Reoeutly he had nn at
tack of typhoid fever, aud it is supposed
his mind was affected.
Red" Austin Indicted.
Fonda, N. Y., Jan. 10. The Montgom
ery county grand jury has found uu in
dictment against Patrick Henry Davis,
alias "Ited" Austin, who is now in the
Orange oouuty jail, charged with grand
laroeny in buncoing Jacob Suell, ot Miu
deu, out of $1,0U0.
A Dfteotlvo Iludly Heaten.
Patcmon, N. J., Jan. 19. Detective
Matthew D. Conuell, ot Pauuaic county,
while attempting to arrest Uriah Smith
at Slngac, was set upon by Smith and
four companions and beaten into liuse risi
bility. Smith aud hie aouipanlons exoaped.
lllg River Stxamer Ouli( to PIsmms.
MntirHrlt,Ttun., Jan. 10. The handsome
etejuner Qutdlug Star, which Is aground
at Harris Landing, will prove a total loe.
The toe has knocked a ttlg hole in her hull
and she is rapidly going to plew.
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