"5 I,,!- vw.ktf
Fresii Air ant! Exercise
a
Get all that's
possible of
both, if in
need of flesh
strength
and nerve
force. There's need,too, of plenty
of fat-food.
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil buKBs up flesh
and strength quicker than any
other preparation known to sci
ence. Scott's Emulsion is constantly ef
fecting Cure of Consumption,
Bronchiis and kindred diseases
where other mehods fail.
Prepared by Scott A Bowna, N. Y. AU druggiste.
C5S0C3ES25'I
Cures Consumption, Coughs, Croup, Soro
TUront. Sold by all Prugirlstj on a Guarantee.
For a Lame Side, Back or Chest Sllfloh'a Porous
Plaster will give great natisfaction. 5 cents.
SHJLOH'3 VITAEJXEK.
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga renn., says :
"Shtloh'sVitaltXbr 'PAVED 3V I,TFB 1
amstderitlhtbettrcnieiliifot-atlebllitaletlmtcin
J evrr used." For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney
troublo it excels. Price V5cts.
.CATARRH
REMEDY.
Have you Catarrh? lYytblsneinody. It will
relieve and C'u -e you. Price 00 ote. This In-,
lector foritssuncessfultrentmentlniurntshcd
free. Slilloh'fi Remedies are Bold by ua on a
guarantee to give satisfaction.
For Hale by 0. H. Hagenbuoh.
77
ranninr sore tor t
Turn seventv-seven wars old
and have bad my age renewed
at least twenty years by the usi
l Swlft'i Snecific. Mvfoot
and tea" to inv Knee was s'
runnino- sore for two vnara. and nlnsiclans 8r.K
it could not be cured. After taking 'fifteen small
Dottles . a. s.tiiere isnot a sore on my umos,ana i
n ve a new lease on
lifa You ousht to
if t all ftiiffrrer know
of jour wonderful remedy. Ira F. Stilts,
Palmer, Kansas City.
IS A VVOKDERFUL
REMEDY especially for
old people, it ounas up
the ceneral health. Trn-
isa on tho blood mailed free.
SWIFT SPCIFIC COMPANY,
Atlanta, Ga.
fack rieadacho and rellova all the ti-oulilsq Inef.
dent to a blUoua etate of tho eratam. suoh as
Dizzlnofts, Kauben, Drowsiness, Elatreaa altar
eating. 1,ln In tbo Side. io. Wldlo tbolr most
remarkable success b&s beta shown la curing
OeiSaehe, yet Carter's Iiltlo liver Pins an
(Ktnaily valuable iu Constipation, c urinR and pro
Venting thlaannorinacompIalct,?hil j theyalu
torrectaUdlsorderBOttheatomacl: ."'tnulaUtha
liver and regulate tho bowels. vi.aiXthsyoalj
'Acbsthoy would bealmostpriceleaafo those who
Suffer from this alBtreesinE complaint; but fortu
nately t belrgoodnosa docs notend hore,and thoM
who once try them will find tUesa llttlo pllU valu
able in so many ways that they will not bo wil
ing to do without them. But after rJlolct Usui
ACH
(Is tho bane of bo many lives that horo la where
(vetnakeoursreUboaat. Our piua euro it while
othaia do not.
, Carter's lattle Liver Villi sro very small and
very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose.
They are strlotly vegetable and do not gripe or
purge, but by (heir uentleacuon ploaso all who
tiMthaui. Inylalil25cent; fivofor$l. Bold)
by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York
SfLLPILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
'NNYRQYAL PiU 9
rrw Orlgluul uaoal fienutne. if
mutiJ Brand la Iti'd ml Gold mMIW
mi, men wud hint ribbon. Tuku
tin Other. JtffU4tdaaamtut mtihtUt.
tiom ami imita'ton. At Dronim, or mo 4 4a.
la tfirupi tor cartlcuUn, u.UmooUU tai
Hl!of Tar lAtHec. tn Ittt tr, by return
SlalL 1 0.OOO Te.tWo!j,. jiamifrrnvri
ohwtf r CiiCBilCfii Cu.,S3ttllon 6oiir
Colli j
N. H. Downs' Elixir!
WILL CURE THAT
Ooid
AND STOP THAT
Cough
TTna Ktnnd the te. t for SIXTY TEARS i
Cana has proved Itself the best remedy 1
JBnown nor tne euro ui viwunijiami, ;
hCoilo'ii, Colds, Whooping Cotiffl), uml(
fntlLuglUeatfn young or om.
rriue Mc BOo., aui i w per uotue,
n! n CUEBYWHEBC
hatm, Bsrao3 vsa, vjunttx,
ll'egg to announce to his friends and
patrons and the publlo generally that
he has purobased the barbsrshop lately
ocoupled by II. J. Yost,
No. 12 West Centre Street
SHENANDOAH, PA.
CORE
SfOSV
n
flLL'flROUHD THE SITE.
Interesting Happenings from
all Sections.
OF INTEREST TO PENNSYLVANIANS.
William nmh Thrown rrnm a Rre and
KlUed In rkllndelpkla Klectrlelty Tnkes
the I'laeo or Fire In the Cumbria Mill
Mlne-Uver 4f ,0e rU Out Is KeadinE
Conl ami Iron Company ISmployei.
ScEnrruciLt, Havek, March 16. All of
the collieries in the f clmylltlll caal region
not undergoing repairs are working ro riay,
having got the better ot the water which.
flowed into the workings during the heavy
rains. The shipment ef caal ovor the
Reading read is not so heavy as it waa ti'e
first two days of this' week, Imt this is ow
ing to the engines being down the road.
The loaded oars are accumulating at the
Oreasona and Palo Alto sidings and up the
Schuylkill valleys. It will take all the
engines that can be secured to move tho
block which will be at these points by Sat
urday. Wrr.KKS-BASBK. March 10. Fifty of the
swindled Hockafellow depositors held a
meaner in rigues hail yesterday afternoon
to di'cide on soma method to force an ex
planation from their late banker. The
meeting was nt times most oxcitltig. A
coramitee was appointed to employ tjounsel
to prosecute Hockafollow and each depos
itor contributed n, dollar to defray expenses.
The oommiUue wns also instructed to em
ploy a detective to learn the' contents of
certain boxes removed from tho banker's
residence two days previous to tho failure;
who carried them away and whero they
were takon.
Johnstown, March 10. Owing to tho
great and increasing danger from the use
of lire in tlio Cambria null-mine electricity
luus been introduced torunthehuge pumps,
t if late a great deal of gas has been noticed
iu the mine, and on several occasions of lale
explosions have occurred in which serious
disaster has been narrowly averted. The
conditions 'have become alarming and men
have quit work because they feared an acci
dent. All the fuel supply for the company's
works is taken rrom this mine, which sup
ply aggregates about 1,300 tons a day.
Altoona, March 10. Samuel Hamster
and his quartette of boys from Centio
county, vt ho have become famous in their
respective locality under the unino of "The
Big Four," had a hearing beforo United
States Commissioner W. A. Ambrose, of
this city, yesterday afternoon, on the charge
of obstructing the United Status mails at
different tlines between tho towns of Guyer
and Qntesburg. They were bound over for
a further hearing beforo the United States
district oourt at l!,rie.
Philadelphia, March 10. At tho rem
lar weekly meeting of tho board of health
it was decided to ask councils for an im
propriation of $100,000, with which to fight
cuoiera during the coming spring und
summer. It Is tho purpose of tho board.
should it receive the appropriation, to do
vote one-half of it to making necessary
preparations and establishing safeguards.
tho remainder to bo held iu raservo for use
only in'caso cholera actually makes Its ap
pearance in this city.
Reading, March 10. The executive com
mittee of tho State Camp, P. 0. S. of A
met in thia city. State Secretary Woaud
reported that during 1802, 8,224 persons
were inttiateu into tho order, 227 admitted
by card und !10 re-instated, making the
total membership December 151, 47,834.
During the year $100,OS5.48 was paid out
In benelits. The receipts were 3iJ40,010.S!
una the expenditures ?oUu,UOo.UO.
Pottsville, March 10. Paymaster Jacob
P. Jones of the Philadelphia und Reading
Uoal and iron uotupnny, sent out his as
sistants yesterday afternoon to pay the em
ployes at Preston NA 2, Preston No. 3,
.Locust Kun, liast, JNorClt Ashland, ulrard.
Mammoth, Hammond and Bear Ridge col
lieries located at Ashland, GIrardvllle and
Alauanoy Plane. The sum distributed was
over $40,000 for two weeks work.
GirtAnDViLLn, March 10. The sudden
cold snap which struck this region sent the
mercury below the freezing point and put a
sudden stop to the work of starting up the
coal washers. These operations were closed
down nil winter liecause it was too cold to
wash the coal from tho culm taken from
the waste bunks and when tho warm
weather c:rr r .en were put to work put
ting the inr..h.:i'- li order.
Washing? n. -V.aich 10. At tho con
gregational nxet .g of Fnirview Presby
terian church the re'-ignatlon of Rev. J. L.
Roeuer was a feptul. He will go to South
church, Cleveland, O. A ' iter was re
ci Wed from A. B. Brown updating his wil
lintP' s to leave Center and accept a call
to 1' hirvie-v. The call was made unani
mous nuo u committee appointed to wait
on Rev. Brown.
EitrE, March 10. The long fight over the
control of tho Edinboro normal school is
probably ended. A compromise has been
reached through Dr. D. J. AValler, state
superintendent of public instruction, who
was in Ediuboro last week and acted as
peacemaker so far as possible between the
warring factions,
CiresTrn, March tfl. Albert Rlggs, a 12-yoar-old
Lojr was fatally crushed between two
dongulas yesterday and died almost imme
diately. v ith several other boys Rlggs
was pushing the cars up and down the
track, when he got between tho bumpers.
Connellsvillb, March 10. It is still
uncertain about the recovery of State Mine
Inspector Duncan and Edward Kerrigan,
two of tho miners burned in the Whitaett
explosion. The others will probably pull
through, barring unforseen complications.
Nobristown, March 10. Train Dis
patcher John R. Rupp, was acquitted of
negligence and responsibility for the Rose
Glen disaster on the Reading railroad Oc
tober 24 and tho county was directed to pay
the costs.
Lock Haven, March 10. Tho first tim
ber raft of the treason arrived here Tueeday,
The water la at a good stage fer running.
Several rafts arrived here yesterday after
noon and more will probably come down
some time to-day.
Eabton, March 10. HMtt Kachllne,
Bged 10, employed at Wilson's foundry,
committed euicltlo by firing a bullet Into
his head. He had been u great sufferer far
some time with rheumatism.
Philadelphia, March 10. William
ftanah, 21 years, 3801 Filbert street, was
thrown from his herse and injured so badly
that he died on bis way to the hospital.
Msadviujc, March 10.. R. B. Brewn
has been nominated by President Cleveland
for postmaster at this place.
Tbey Will Remember the Sabbath Day,
Louisville, March 16. Tho Louisville
baseball club has abandoned all Sunday
Cam eg In Louisville, owins to the aollou ef
the Parkland town council.
fill! OKOWI) -WAS DISATrOINTlSD
In Not 1 1 I'll rind the Deeldlon In llto Cnr-
Ijlc W. nnrrls OMc,
Nkw Your, March 10. -The corridors
lending to the court of sessions were crowd
ed yesterday, as it was expected that Re
csnder Smyth would (rivehli dealslon in tho
oase ef appeal of C'arlyle 17, Harris for a
new trial. Mu anil women elbftwsd stad
shored to get near the court room, and the
stardy doorkeeper was liesoMhsd and at
times threatened by the Waiting throng.
Harris, pale, nervous and unlike his for
mer self, awaitd in the tombs the decision
which meant life or death to him. He
paced up and down his narrtweoll, and de
spite his efforts to be calm ho could net
help betraying his agitation, . .
An adverse decision Btoaat toM only the
mercy of Governor Flower Would stand be
tween him and the electrio ehsir, While n
favorite one would mean thai ho had an
other chance for life and liberty, which lui
craved. Harris wni doomed 8 anotlierday
of suspense. Just before the hour for
court to open Recorder bmyth sent word
tho ho would not render a detnsioii until
this aftcrn cm and tho crowd melted away.
Tbe recorder has been devoting bis whole
time to studying the different features of
the case. Judge Martlne took tbe record
er's place on the bench of part two, but the
court lias lteen practically adjourned since
lost Wednesday. It is said that Reeord-r
Smyth is writing a long and elaborate
opinion.
Till! OASK WAS NOT I1I8.1IIS9MI).
31m. tinmen J. Corbrtt May Yet IIrvo tc
Pity Henry Komolke'n Claim.
Nkw Youk. March 10. A motion was
made before Judge Fltsssimons In the city
court to strike from the, calendar the action
of Henry Romeike torecover$100fromMrs.
Olllo Corbett, the wifo of James J. Corbett.
The motion was denied and the case was
set down for trial April 3.
Tho plaintiff nlleges that Mrs. Corbett
made two contracts for thu purchase of
m'wstpaiKT clippings concerning her hus
band and also for all clippings about tho
big fight between her husband and John L.
Sullivan. She never paid tho bill of $190.
Mrs. Corbett denies the contracts, and
says she has never received the clippings.
one says she niaiiu an arrangement to iiy
$100 cash for tho clippings, if her husband
liked the idea. Tho fighter pooh-phooed it
nnd said if she wanted the clippings, she
could get them for $o0. Shesays &he never
tlmuirlit nlmur. tbe mutter airain.
A STARTLING FACT.
Sixtecn Per Cent, op Life Insurance
Applicants Rejeoted on Account of
Diseased Kidneys.
The Trtmbla Comes From Lack of Care.
Dr. Lambert the general medical direc
tor of tho Equitablu Life Insurance Com
pany, N. Y., said :
" We reject sixteen per vnt. of tbe applica
tion.) nmdo to i s lor in iurance. and I have saved
tue entire expense of tbin medical depart
ment, by the rejection alone of applicants who
had dlseiifceil kidneys, and who died withlu two
yearj after I rtjectei thorn."
This appalling statement comins ns it
does, Irorn sucli hih niudical authority,
should have tho attention of our citizens.
There is no reason to day, why people
should allow kidney diseuso to get such
a hold on them.
Nature sends her warning in the slicht
pain in the back, poor circulation of the
blood, sediment in the urine. When any
of these symptoms appear. Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy should be
taken iu small doses at once, and thus
drive tho poison out of tho blood and
restore the kidneys to healthy action.
To our knowledge this isthcoiilrinedl
cino that surely ami effectually cures this
almost universal complaint.
Wo note tho linppy recovery of Mr.
Oscar Lambert, oi Jerico, Mo., whoso
case has been talked of In tho papers the
world over.
Ooar X,ambert.
Quoting from bis letter.
"I neglected the flrifc symptoms until I found
myself in bed with a complicated disease of the
kidneys. No mortal evjr suffered more and
lived, My phrsiclan failed to help me. I thi n
usd Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
made at Roi dout, N. Y. It relieved my klduej s
almost Immediately, and in a few weeks I was
clear of a'l pain, and entirelv cured, I owe my
present leaseotiilo to Favorite Kemetly."
It is used and recommended for what
it accomplishes. Writes Mrs. A. J. F.
Manchehtcr, Irani Providence, It, I.
" I began using; Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy for Ki toey ilisease, wlx-n Doctors failed to
relievo me. it drove a bad humor out or my
blood, cured my kidney trouble, and I am truth
ful when I say ltsaved my life."
Wm. llu' ton tbo popular West Shore
It, It. engineer, came out in an open
letter stating how lie hail suffered with
kidney disease. Physicians treatment,
nnd the use of various preparations
failed to benefit him. Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite ller.edy, was procured
anil it made him well.
Fuvorito Remedy lias had more free ad
vertising in the columns of the daily
papers, than nuything wo know of, fiom
the fact that it does as is promised,
" cures disease."
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
possesses marvelous strength, giving
qualities, (hat render it oepeclsTy, valuable
to the aged or infirm. For a general all
around tonic, and to cure any disease
arising from an impure condition of the
blood, it lias no equal. Druggists are
lolling more of it than all others oombined.
Q T. HAVIOK, t
busoson Dmt'iSi.
Office Northeast Cor. Haiti .and Centre Sts,
Shenandoah, over Stein's drag stOfO.
D
R, jamhm sraiN,
jpnraioiAir aw auxasoN.
Ottoo and Residence, No, 31 North Jardtn
Dircui, oucBuauoao.
THE KIND S
s ur-a w mnwra
m
m
MHS. P, J. CROMWELL
Ksprraticc, N, Y.
IA WORLD OF JOY INI
i FOUR WORDS I
"Two Bottles Cured Mel"
lis Dana Sahhapakilla Co.:
Ukar Kittfli Fir ytr I hmo br troubled 1
Lwtlh Hhffimtsllni.iili 1.1 ti1! uid Kid-3
Hney 'IV(miI1. Nothing BcemuU to help mel
pernianaiuf umu liru-a
DANA'S
I SAHSyPARILLA
nnd two linttlm OI'HKll MK. j
Tour rvpcull v, I
3 Enperanee, N.x MltS P.J.CROMWELL.
iScitoilARTF. Co. ea 9
This rcrtifi. a Hint I know the abore Mm. V. J.s
- Cromwell to bo trlmtu-itrtliy, and onouitoni
whoH wurtl yuil r:m rely.
A. II. McK,Juatitieof the Peace. !
I Dana Saraaparilla Co., Belfast, Maine.
WAjNTS. Scc.
FOR RENT. Society and olub rooms in the
post olSoe bulldlug. Apply to M. M.Burke,
Attorney, Room 3. .lS-Il-tf
77011 RMiR-Mvery outfit for sale oheap for
V oash. Apply to M. 1. Conry, No 31 South
Main street. 1-10-tI
FOR SALE CH KAl' A. good, sound youns
lurse. Apply nt Iowa Meat JUrfcet, 103
H. Mum street, 81ienauduuu, lv. 310-lw
F
OR RlSNT.-omces in tbe Rcfowleh build-
tug. Steim ho it nnd electrio light. Ap-
ply at Refowlch's clothing store.
lii-tt
I7I3R HAliE Oil RENT. Afler April It,
I1 homo No. 100 West Cherry street. For
furl lior Informuilon inquire on premises, or to
Jos. 8. Ueddall. 3 0-lw
WANTED. An experienced olothing sales
man who tun speuk Hungarian language.
Steady position and good salary to rlihimm.
n. uppenueimer, lou Aiaraci, at., uaea
Uirre, la. 3-15-lt
FOR HALE OR RSNT. A large store and
dwelling. Store room suitable for any
business. Stable in the re.vr. For full parti
culars apply at No. 131 13. Centre street,
auuunoy utty, t'a. s iu-tr
FOR MALE. A boarding house, with stook
and fixtures, centrally located iu tho cltv
of Hazleton. At nresent doinir a good business.
hiuiHmctory rontons given tor selling. Aauross
U. 6i X., P. O. Hox 463, lla.loton, Pa. 1-SS-tf
A IIAUGAII for tho stock, fixtures, atd
J- stood will, or a iurKO. nronlable. well os
tabllshed and growing grocery business in
isnonanaoan. inquire oi win. u. snoemKer,
j i-. iieroiy curious inquirers aro not cte
sired. 3-ll-10t
"PARTNERSIIII' DISSOLVED.-Tho co-
I (ruriiiuiauip iierb-tuiuro ujtitiiutf, unue
known as A U Lamb & C ., bus dlsioivo 1 on
the 81h d i.v of March, 189J, by mutual consent.
A. 11. Lamb conllnuiug tho business All
persons lidobted to the late firm will make
HAitiumont witu mm. ns ne uiso assumes ii
tho ooiigations oi saia arm.
a n lamu,
J. 8. Williams.
Mnrch 10th, 1893. 3 10 3t-o.tw
WANTKD. live man or woman in every
county where we have not already secured
a i opresentativo to sell our "Neva Kllver" Solid
idcU Knives, Forks and Spoons toconsumers;
a solid metal as white as silver; no plate to
wear off; gools guaranteed to wear a lllotlmc;
cost anout one tenth that f silver; tho chance
of a lifetime: agents aver igo from 150 to 8100
per ween una .neei wun reaay sales every
where, o prtrt Is tho demand for our 8olid
etal Go as Over One Million Dollars' worth
of goods In dally use. Case or samples FlttilS.
SlIjVl'jKW a tu LU,.
2-13-1 m-d&w '133 Essex St., Boston, Mass,
A GENTS WANTED ON SALARY or com'
Xi. mission, to nanuie tne new 1'atentunemv
oal Inkfirashur Pencil. The Quickest andereat'
est selllne novelty ever nroduoed. Erases Ink
thoroughly in two seconds. No abrasion of
nam, WnrVa Hire mnfHn '900 tn Mltl nar nan t
nrotlt. One agent's sales amounted to Ma) in
six days. Another 132 In two hours. Previous
experience not necessary. For terms and full
particulars, address The Monroe Mf'g Co., La
Crosse, Wis. x438 5-21-ly
J. P. Williams & Son.
Furniture
S. Ham St., Shenandoah.
QPRING OF '93 Intending buyers
nm ltirifm1 InoiAiVth nliot tvmlft
termed tho largest variety of Furniture
ever seen in Shenandoah. Prices tho
lowest. Pianos, Organs nnd Sowing
Maehinos in various styles and prices.
J. P.
Williams & Son,
13 South Main St.
Propertyjfor Sale !
Cor. Sixth. 81111- market Sts.,
MT. CARMEL, PA.
One square south of the sow Reading depot.
Consists ot two lots, two double dwellings and
one single dwelling. Finest location in tbe
town. Will be sold at a bargain between now
and the 1st ot April, UBS. For farther infor
mation apply to tbe owaer, on tUo premises,
IS. A. XcQee,
Mount Oarmol, IV.
J-ll.tf
To Bye
Fasst Color's
USE : PEERLESS : DYES !
Address tor sample card, ULlIIll.l, X. T.
m
1
THE NEWS IN GENERAL
Large Sale of Mining; Prop
erty in New "Mexico,
INVOLVING A DEAL OF $3,000,000
A Groups of Flro lUaes Mht by m
latllaaa Hyr.itlcatti A milodelphla Fin.
Al(rn F. M. Clrgw, ef ts Album.
National Bonk, Foasul to o UO,000 Hlrur
In His AoottuHtS-Other rlaipenltit o
the Uay.
Warden Brown, of Sing Slug prison, hni
tendered his resii;u.;tiou.
decretory Horbct't has appointed ' Loult
Tinny hin private secretary.
Mrs. C'lariisa Kaiichild, widow of the latf
Supreme Judge Fttlrchild, of Arkansas, it
dead.
The single tax theory has been declare
unconstitutional by the court of appeals ii
Maryland.
Fire at St. Louis. Mo., destroyed the fnc
tory of the' St. Louis Furniture association
Lo, 67,000.
'I he contests for the tropical champion
ship In lawn tenia will begin nt Tuiupiu
Flu., Match 81.
P. T. Powers, ex-manager ot tho New
York club, haa been elected president ol
the Eastern league.
Six buildings, mostly saloons and res
taurunts, were burned at Quyundotte, W.
Va. Loss, $100,000.
'Die longshoremen's strike in llrooklyi
and New York is extending and seriou:
trouble is feared.
Frank Colbert, the most illustrious nnr
wealthiest member of the Cliickasaw tribt
of Indians, is dead.
A big street railroad company bus been
organized by Cleveland and Now Yort
capitalists at Columbus, Ohio.
Nearly every saloon keeper in Norfolk,
Va., lias been indicted by the graud jury
for violation of the Sunday liquor law.
A gang of bold counterfeiters has lieeii
arrested near Parkersburg, Va.. and theii
outlits confiscated by the officers.
Most of the cargo of the steamship Weill
City, stranded oft Seabright, N. J., hai
lieeii removed. The boat is badly dam
aged.
The body of Harry Kernel, the comed
ian, was interred at Philadelphia yestenia)
afternoon. The funerul was held in New
York.
Captain Jacob Vanderbilt, the million
aire, who lias been dangerously ill at lib
home, Qrymes Hill, S. I., Is slowly recov
ering. Bishop John M. Brown, of the African
Methodist Episcopal church, is lying very
ill at his residence, 123l llhode Island ave
nue, Washington.
The AV. T. Thackery Comyany, of Chi
cago, manufacturers of granular efferves
cent salts, have ass ?ned. Liabilities, 16,
000; assets, Jll.OOv.
After being thought dead for twenty
years a man named John S. Graves hua
turned up at Huntingdon, Iud., to claim
fortuno left by his uncle.
Seven men were burned to death and
several others badly scorched in the prairii
fires in Russell county, Kan. Severa,
buildings were also destioyod.
Tho badly mangled body of Timothy M
Cole, aged 2it, of Williamsburir. L. I., was
found beside . the Philadelphia and Erif
railroad tracks near Williamsport.
lilchnrd Heath, of San Francisco, has
been arrested charged with the murder ol
Louis a. McWhirter, at Fresno, Cala.
Heath is a son of the late General neath.
The Adirondack Park association, oi
New York, has decided to urge the legisla
ture to pass the Governor Flower bill for
tho preservation of the Adirondack forests.
The failure is posted in Liverpool of Big
land & Harvey, stock brokers, who ope
rated largely in the American market. Tli'
deficiency of assets is estimated at 25,
000. The largest sale of sllvermining property
ever recorded in Ne.v Mexico was the trans
fer of the five mines in the Graphic groupe,
at Kelley, to Terre Saute (Ind.,) parties.
The company paid $3,000,000 for the prop
erty. The control of the Cleveland, Loraine &
Wheeling railroad has passed from the es
tate of the late Selah Chamberlain, ofCleve
land, O., to a syndicate headed by Henry
F. Shoemaker and Henry A. Taylor, ol
lew ioric.
Henry Glass & Co., dealers in and ship
pers of hogs, at Philadelphia, have assign
ed. The liabilities are estimated at $30,
000; assets, unknown. Henry Glass in
cludes all his individual property iu the
assignment.
Two more bodies were taken from the
Anderson, I. T., mine last night. Thin
swells the list of those who lost their live
as h result of tbe explosion to eleven. It is
believed that there are still more' bodies in
the mine,
The rumor that there would be an extra
session of tbe New Jersey legislature called
is denied by Governor Werto. The gover
nor emphatically says there will be no extra
session this year and that there is no call
for one being held.
Jimmy Carroll, Johnny Griffin's backer,
has agreed to O'Rourke's demand that the
men weigh in nt ISO pounds at 3 o'clock on
the day of the contest. It was also agreed
that the fi&bt should take place between
June 36 and July 1.
Queonlo Trowbridge, owned by J. J. Me
Cafferty, who won six out of twelve starts
last season, is dead. The animal will be
remembered by reason of her owner's big
coup last season at Monmouth park, where
by he won a fortune.
The steamship City of Paris started from
New York last night on her first trip under
tbe stars and stripes. An immense crowd
was gathered about the docks and gave
throe rousing cheers as the great ship be
gau her voyage across the Atlantic.
Mrs. Ward, a dressmaker of St. Louis,
hud her trunk seized by custom officers iu
New York upon her arrival from Paris on
the steamer Bourgogne. She had i'MO
worth of goods stored away in the trunk
on which she was ooaspalled to pay duty
Moraro Being reirasea.
A special meeting, of tho Dublin synod of
the Protestant church of Ireland was held
In Dublin. The synod was largely at
tended, clergymen and laymen having trav
eled from the remotest parishes to bs pres
ent. A resolution was unanimously passed
ooudemnlng the Irish homo-rule bill.
Tho failure of tho Alabama National
bank at Mobile, reveals the tact that F. U.
Clorguo, president of tbe defunct concern
U4 appropriated about $60,000 of the
bank's cash to his own usa, thus causing
it to go to the wall. Tne bank will be able
to pay about 85 per cent, of its llabilitiM.
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