A Powerful
Flesh Maker.
A process that kills the
taste of cod-liver oil has
done good service but
the process that both kills
the taste and effects par
tial digestion has clone
much more.
cotfs Emulsion
stands alone in the field
of fat-foods. It is easy of
assimilation because part
ly digested before taken.
I Scott's Emulsion checks Con
sumption and alt other
.A .........,... .
I'"pireilbTRoott,lB(,wn.Chtml.t. jM
Tuw Turk. Sold bjr drosaiats everywhere. jgSU
I.HM..I1., ,ni i i i I i snatHef
Cures Consnrnntton, Coughs, Croup, Hore
Throat. Sold by all Druoirt.ti on a Guarantee.
For a Lame Side, Kirk or Chest Qhiloh'n Porous
Plaster will give great tatiifaaion. as cento.
SI-MLOH'S VITALtXER.
Mrs. T. S. llRwlnns, Chut tanooga.Tenn., says;
"ShUoh't Vito ur'SAVED MY LIFE? 1
toneldcrittlubest remedy foradfbilUattdgmtemi
J ever wed,." For 1) v spei.sia, Liver or Kidney
troublo it excels. 1' ice 75 era.
REMEDY.
HnveyouCntarrh? Try this Remedy. Itwlll
relieve and Cux you. Vi Ice 60 ots. Tills In-,
sector lor its sueccsi u i irenunen i is i urn isneu
xree. Blillob's '.Remedies tire sold by us on a
guarantee to give satisfaction.
Vox ie by 0. H. Haganbuch.
WILTS SPEGiFiG
k For renovating the entire system,
I eliminating all Poisons from the
IHood. whether of scrofulous o.-
notarial origin, this preparation 1ms no oqual.
"For eighteen months I had an
I eatinj! soro on jny tongue. I woi
treated hv best local nhvslcian.
worse. I nnallv took 8. S. 8., and was entirely
cured after using a few liottles."
li. u. juolehore, nenuerson, Tex.
Treatise on ISIood and Skin Dls-
, eases mailed free.
Tub Sum Steotfio Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
JSlck neadacho and relieve all the troubles lntf
dont to a bilious state of the system, juoh ail
Oiulnesa, Kaucea, Drowslneuo. Distrain after
eating, Fain In the Bide, &c. Whllo their most
WEWTkable success lias been shown In mxing
jles.Sac.be, yet Carter's LMla Idm' rail as
equally vaiMo .n Constipation, cum; and pre
venting thiaannoying complaint, ithllo they das
Iwex and regulate tho bowels. Kvenlf JieycnlJ
m
(Ache they would ouauaostprlcelessto lIiosowlHS
SuiW from thjadlatros'ilng complaint; liutfvrt'U
xudclytLolrgoodnosadoosnotondhere.iuidtlioes .Who once trytiiMu will find these little pills v&lil
i!o in soman; ways tfcnt thoy will not be Mil
Slog to do without them. But after all slcl: hud
tls the base ot to many lire that here f wliera
i troraaxs our great boaet. Our plUa euro it while
'others ds not.
Carter's LUtle Liver Fills are vary small and
very easy to take. Cnaortwoi'illsmafcoadoae.
They are strictly vettouiblo and do not gripe or
rurfto, but by tiwlr gentle action please all who
.Hsu thorn. Invlaloat.ticeuU; five for $1 SOW
by orur;;pVI everywhere, or sent by mail.
CARTER MGBICINIR CO., Flew York!
SMALL PiLL. SHALL DOSE. SMALL PBIG1
AH CUeitftttVft KnirlUli IMfiniwd ilmid.
nond Mr and lu Kcd tud Ovid tofttlMo'
j tunes, niiatl vttli Lima ribbon, TttLe
InaotiWr. Ffu44 danctrtu Mjl.jitiu.
v tioruund iniiattvn$. At Df uetiata. or ttmA
l-i fltM)j-H fur jjn-i'JiiUrt, irUmcnlaUi 4
"lielU-f Tor 1aiiln,M in Ittttr, b rvtmm
f Chl heter CboUtU Ci.Ualliaon Squttrs.
(N. H. Downs' Elixir!
WILIi CURB THAT
AN STOP THAT
Cousrh.
Has stood tlio tei t for SIXTY TEARS i
aad lias proved Itself the beat remedy i
llraown for the euro of CemwaiiMeH,
tvaughs, Uoia, wnoopma vovgn, uiiu
'all l.ung niaeattt In ) ouqg or old.
lj lee H5e., 80c. , and 1 oa per bottle.
SOLO I'.VtsHYWHKRE.
Hegs to announce to his friends and
patrons and the publto generally that
he has purohaBed the barbershop lately
oooupled by 11. J. Yost,
Wo. 12 West Centre Street
EE21UND0AH, PA,
MJ LO H VCATARR H
k3
HQHEYBROOK ffl PERIL
The Town Liable to Collapse
at Any Moment.
A SEETHING FURNACE BENEATH IT.
I'lr Again Uremics Out In tlio Great 3IIni
Ortr Whlnh the City la Icated-Mlllloni
of lnllra' Warttt of Properly In lnnri
of Reatnirttlvn A Trench to be Cut lie
tnata the Kills to Head OR the litre.
IIazlbtox, March 18. Fire lias again
broken out In tbc Honeybrook. mine, trhlclt
is nperalect by the Lehigh and irVllkpa.
Barn Coal Company. During the past six
months it has been pronounced extinguish
ed three times. At no time, however, wai
it thought to be .of any consequenoo, but
from prenent indications there is no cloulil
about its extent, and lias occasioned mncb
alarm. Not only is the property of the Le
high and AVilkes-Barre Company endanger
ed, but the adjacent mines operated by dif
ferent companies arc also imperiled.
These are the collieries Nog. 4 and 0,
Beaver Brook and Yorktcwn. All of thorn
are working on the Wharton, Buck Moun
tain, Sfauiinoth and Primrose reins, com
prising the richest coal seams in the re
gion. Juit to whnt extent the Are lias
bunted beneath the surface at Honeybrook.
cannot be stated as the main slope closed
into its mouth shortly after ' the firo broke
out. The proximity of the flrotoadjoinlng
mines is for this reason doubtful. The im
mense loss already sustained by the Lehigh
and Wilkes-Buvre Company would be little
in comparison to the value of coal lands
thus endangered. It vrould take millions
to cover it. The combined worth is incal
culable. The town of Honeybrook, whleh
Is situated directly over the burning niliio
is also menaced and is llublo to collapse at
any time.
Its inhabitants are kept in constant
dread. Throughout the town large fissures
run, caused by settling of the earth. These
crevices have Berved as chimneys for the es
cape of accumulating; gas in the interior.
Through them it lias poured for a mouth,
A few of the more timid people have va
"ftted their homes, but the majority ot in
tabitants are men who have worked in the
nine up to the day of the Are and want
nore substantial evidence of a oollupse lie
ore leaving. It is now proposed to cut a
trench between tho hills in order to liefid
iff the fire. This will take months of
tubor, and its success is doubtful.
WANTS NOTHING BUT MIS I.I1JE11TV.
Cnrlyle TV. Harris Will Not Aslt For Com
mutation of Sentence.
New Yobk, March IS. Carlylo W.
larris will bo brought before Recorder
Smyth to be re-sentenced on Holiday next
md then will follow a new feature in the
trial in this city. It will bo nothing more
nor less than nn immense mass meeting to
ho held in Madison Square Garden to pro
test against the decision of the recorclcrand
.iltfo to ask Governor Flower to "exercise
rsecutivo clemency in the case of Harris.
William Howe will go to Albany and make
an appeal to the Governor.
"Would you have this sentence com
muted to imprisonment for llfol" Mr.
Uowo was asked last night.
"Never." he answered with much reho
tnence. "Wo shall ask for a complete
pardon and nothing else," said he.
Harris has completely broken down. It
is said at the Tombi that ho will probably
inaks an attempt to starve himself to
death. He has not eaten anything since
the decision wits received and absolutely re
fuses to partake of nourishment of any
kind.
AKltKSTllD AFTER THIItTHEN TEARS.
An ex-United States STnrsluil In Trouble
In Georgia.
Atlanta, Ga., March 18. Thirteen years
ago F. A. Pinyon, then a man of 40, was n
deputy TJnltsd States marshal. Wliilo
searching for moonshiners in Dawson
county, ho struck a man. After that his
life wns matlo so miserable by the owners
of illicit dls c lerics that he went to Mis
souri k live.
Yesterday Pinyon came to Atlanta to see
his nged mother, who is dying. The first
man he met was the one whom he struck
thirteen ji ra ago. Ashe lived outsido
tho state, In; v not protected by statuto
of limitation a .d the -man swore out ft
warrant chai .'-n1; him rlth assault with
intent to kid. V .trolmen Daniels mode
tho an est.
They Gat Kaok the Hoots.
St. Pavi., Mian., March ! '. "There are
new new r7 voopmeats in t' c coal eornbluo
seufcnt' .on," itt a promiv.- .it business mnn
to a repivjr last ove'i! ig. The books
which had nt, uh1 so coi:hi'icuonsly in the
controversy except the letter bosk, have
beam turned over to the coal company. The
coal men have instituted praoeedings in
the courts to compel the return of all
books, but the matter cannot-ceme up in
tho court until late this afternoon.
SI10 aindo Things Llvoly for Forliey.
Savannah, N. Y., Maroh 18. Miss Rose
Wood, a very wealthy maiden residing
seven miles northeast of this village, was
attacked by Frank Forkey, and she fired
seven bulleta at him, three of which took
effect." One of the bullets ploughed a
fmrow through Forkep's forehead, and the
other two lodged in his body. Forkey es
caped. .
Ordarad t Quit Hnelncaa.
Boston, March 18. A seven-year en
dowment order, oalled the Order of Unity,
was yesterday temporarily enjoined from
doing business by Justice Koowlton In the
supreme court. A receiver is asked for on
the ground of alleged insolvency.
The Oldeit Demoeiat Dead.
QoTKcr, 111., Mai oh 18. Henderson
Smith, aged 110 years, died here. He whs
born iu Virginia in 1771, and at one time,
It is said, was in tho employ of George
Washington. Ha was a confirmed demo
crat. Cremated In a Hotel.
Spokank Falls, Wash., Maroh 18. The
Olty hoUl, at Asotin, burned, Mid In it
Frank Sherry was burned to death. Mis.
Meyers and tsvo children escaped after be
ing severely horned. Ten others escaped
with difficulty.
ArmatraHg Maty Not Keoover.
St. Louis, Maroh II. Ex-Senator David
H. Armstrong was attacked by heart fail
ure) at the Kiuhelleu hotel here and at his
advanced age, It Is fsarad be cannot sur
vive. Worlcod When He Was 108 Years Old.
Baltiuohb, March 18. '1 cm m Juhal, a
Pole, who was buried yttei - iied to bo
100 years old and worked as u ttvedore up
to six weeks ago.
GHilBHOODM) OLD AGE.
The Tender Orandchlld and a Well-to-do Old
Gentleman of 71, Acknowledge Obligations.
The preparation that can be taken with
safety and benefit by tho louder infant,
and thai. nourishes, strengthens, nnd cures
tho nged nud infirm, is one that can truly be
railed scientific, Such n preparation was
discovered by Dr. David Kennedy and
named Favorite Kcmrdy. It is proscribed
nnd recommended the world over, by I he
tnei'ical profession, as the best medicine
prod mod for the euio of nil diseases
avis ng from an impure condition of the
blood.
This beautiful child whoso picture Is
shown here, is the
rndrbild of - Mr. J.
1'nlrantuor of
J,Athens,N.Y.,whohad
. been cured of irravel
S'in the kidneys and
-lusuuKinin, taieemess-
iiusi imisuraj ins letter
by saying :
" But this Is not all Dr.
KAnnedy s Favorite Item-
edr linarlnriM frirnn. fun..
ilr. Mv little crrnnd ilnu- hi
wr.rst way j she was n mass of running sores
frnm her ears around tho entire neck to her
cue Its. My wife eui-o her Favorite. Itemedj in
ftnall doses, and what was the lestdt ? To-day
the tores have oil disappeared, the skin ft
smooth and clear, nud sbe la fat and rugged and
as h- Ignt as n silver dollar.
Mr. Solomon Davis of North Kortrlght,
N. Y linds himself at 72 years, suffering
from neu
lalgia, felt
tired nil tho
time, weak,
1 an g u id,
poor nppe
tile, and no
ambition.
Thought at
hia ago
nothing
could do
him any
food, but
Ike hun
dreds of
other people
in hUcondi-
lion tried Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
aid i arm to get better tit once, and now
iei U tu hale and hearty us he over did.
It is particularly pleasing when sirk
n s ii ii3 common ns now, to know tliut
1 ! la :i remedy that cures discuse, builds
m t!i v fnU nntl debilitated, strengthens
' - iit-i vi. n-id has rclnred to hccftii nud
he,-"-"-, t-rti nnd v..i,itu wb.i l-avebecn
'red to tluir hoir.es for tuoutUs on
"h nt .-MciviieBs.
An Amcvlcan Sentenced to Trlson.
Monte Cami, March IS. A notorious
American by the name of Fitzgerald and
said to be a native of Buffolo, N. Y., baa
been sentenced to eighteen months impris
onment and fined SOU francs by tho su
perior tribunal of Monaco, on the charge of
being a leader of a gang of pickpockets
who have been operating here.
Tho Spreading of Itnlls Did It.
Ridgway, March 18. By the spreading
of the rails on tho Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg railroad, four miles south ot
here, tho locomotivo nnd six freight cars
wero thrown into the Clarion river. Tho
engineer was fatally injured. Ha bad been
married but four days.
Ho Is tho Klu-jr of Snenk Thieves.
Tnor, N. Y., March 18. Tho old man
who was sentenced to Dannemora prison
under the name of George W. Allison turn3
out to ba Cbauncy Johnson, the kins of
sneak thioves. Ho was arrested for steal
ing money from a desk in H. B. Nims &
Co.'s book store.
The Soolety Firmly Estnbllshod:
Hartforo, Conn., March 18. The Ger
many sooiety, of Hartford, is now firmly
established and a number of officers wcro
elected yes.terd.iy. Fifty members havo
subscribed for the maintenance of tho so
ciety and it is to be hoped that it will
flourish.
Fitting Up alfow Breaker.
Towanda, March 18. The new breaker
at Silver Creek colliery is now being fitted
up with the mnoliinery prepared for it in
the shops of the Reudlng Coal and Iron
Company at Fottsville. Tho main shaft is
finished nnd the air shaft is being pushed
rapidly.
lie Couldn't Stand the Ether.
New York, March 18. Augusta Knrt
holz, care taker ot the Pnclfio house, No.
Cil Bowery, died thero from an overdose of
ether administered by Dr. G. W. Hachoal,
who wns about to remove a cancer. The
coroner will make an investigation.
The piajjue of breaking lamp,
chimneys is abroad in the land.
There are two sorts of chim
neys ; brittle and tough. Ninety
nine in a hundred are brittle.
The worst are imported from
Germany. Tho best are Mac
beth's "Pearl-top"& "Pearl-glass."
' Two sorts as to workman
ship; fine and coarse. The
fine are Macbeth's "Pearl-top"
and "Pearl-glass." The coarse
are rough and out of propor
tion ; misfits . and misshapen ;
they do not make a good
draft; they smoke.
Two sorts as to glass; trans
parent and gray. "Pearl-top"
and " Pearl-glass " are clear, fine
and tough not tough against
accident tough against heat.
Call for "Pearl-top" or
"Pearl-glass" chimneys.
Pittsburgh, Pa. dsn. A. Maobbhi Co.
To Dsr
. Fast PoIoa?
USE : PEERLESS : DYES
Aadreas for sample card, 1SLMIXA, A, r.
c.
T. UAVIOlt,
8 VRQSQN DENTISt.
Office Northeast Oor Mala and Oantre atn,
Sheiiandoah. over Stain's drug store.
K, JAMES 8 re IN.
PHYaiOlAlf AXD aVROSON.
Office and Residence, .No. 31 North Jarulc
Street, Sbenandoah.
a . H
STLMHE PC 1MB 9
1
THAT CUKES
rPYtiLit tot i n Pannm n
Ixvi mil uuciuiiiu. I
INDIGESTION AND
LOSS OF APPETITE
CURED.
Tiif. roM.owmo tvritoxfi lTsmfONtAL wabS
BSKNMm II v irir LAW if. ?i rivii ntims nuvaBg
SOFU. VV.ru.-II'Ril UO.. lllfKIUMKU, H. V.
Dan a SAitf u'Attm.A Co.:
I OPTU'vn.x nurtiii tlir nnrt three var 19
hf) Httfti rt'il cniidcrlly with lx(mn. ntfl
gtini' n m that I wai utmhlp to attnut to my work. 1
wtu nun Tin innii luuigrKiiirn- biiii wia nntnyaH
tluloj any rellvf uutit I wtu luduoett to try
BATVA'S U
SABSAPARILLA i
IIluwo taken only two liotttet nntl feel like hMH
iiewniuii. PimuleH and Motclit- havclH
Setitlrrly (IUtponretl AM'tit3 flrnt
rf; irlafsflon proatl In fact I tx'lleve ifM
Ibid mt tabu J)ANASI would not lie iillvclf
,l0.?' tl Youralniiy,T r i
, 0"na Sars&parllla Co., Belfait. Maine. M
WANTS, Jfcc.
FOR RENT. Socloty and olub rooms In thi
post offlvo building. Apply to M. 11. Hurke.
Attorney, lioom 3. liMi-tt
EOK Sft,R. l.lvery outfit for sale oheap for
canh. Apply to 4. 1'. Coary, No 318ouh
In street. 1-19-tf
SALU, A young oow In calf. Apnlv to
J ero. i oomey, 312 Hast Centre, or 533 Rait
Lloyd street. 318 3t
TTtOK RUNT. Offices In the Rofowioh build
r lug. ste-tm he it and oleotrlo light. Ap
ply at Itofowlch's elothingstore. 3 13-tf
F
Ort'AlK Oil ltniNT. A large store and
dwelllnir. Htoro room RultAblA fnr am.-
business. Stable in the rear. For full parti
culars apply at No. till K. Centre streot
Mahanov Oltv. p.i, ... 2-1(1 if
1710K ALE. A boarding house, with stooh
I1 and II Mures, centrally located hi tlm miv
of Hazleton. At present doing a goo'l buslnexn.
Satisfactory reasons irlven for selling. Addre
E. & X V. O. Box m, ilaaleton, Pa. l-i8-if
a DAKGAIT for the stook, ttxtures. and
cx goociwiu. or a largo, prottMiuie, won e
tabllslud and growing grocery bu'-lness In
".neuununan. inquire oi writ. it. suoemnKer,
J I. Merely curious inquirers are not de
sired. 3-ll-10t
DAKTEnHIIIl- DtSHOLVEtl -The
. liartnorahlp noretoioro exlatiug, once
ItnoKii us A 11 Lunib & C vhs dissolve I on
the 8th iliy .f March, 1893, by mutual ooiiben',
A. IS. Limb conllnulnir the business All
pf r-on 1 '.debtod to thn lute ftrin will make
.settlement with him, as ho 'also nssamos ill
tno oougations or saiu nrm.
A. II. LAStn.
J. H. Williams.
March loth, 1893. 3-ltS 3t-oiw
S"KCtAIi NOTICE TO STO MIOiiDUTW,
Oflloenf tlio Miners', Meclianlca' an i La
borers' Uuiiaing and Loan Association, of Shnn
muloali. The Hoard of Directors of th n
Association has called a special meeting cf-its
stockholders, to be held at the ofilcu of the As
!oo.ution, rooms 1 and 2 HcddnU's buildli.g. at
Slieriaiuloiih. Pa , on tho llith day of April. It93.
at 7 o'clock, p ta.. for tho purpose of tlng
lor ur uguiusiuti luu-i' ' " ni -ii mni'iil sioCK
JtJSnPII KNAPP. Hec'v
Shenandoah, Pa., Feb. 10, 1893. S lO-luUOd
Vtrrc WANT TH VT MAtf In overy counts
t , iiiurw is juiii, tno ri ui. man nonesc, enor
getlo and perueverlng should havo some me
chinioal gumption. NO t Al'ITAL IiUQUIK
ED. but Hrst-clasi reference essential. iVi
want that man on stilaiy and commission to
sen mo u vosi writing jucnine. which Is be
yond all question the most pei feet typewi itei
ever mmiu. i-noum no seen anu iriea to do ap
predated Sent on two weeks' trial to respect
able parties. Tho '9J Clerirvmati'a Muchlm-
will bi- ready In oi p month. For particular"
audrussYOVL' WUITtNU MACHINE CO., 71
and 73 Broadway, New York. 3-fl-lm ws
WArvT'U. live man or woman in byecy
coanty where we have not already sebo'ren
a i r presentatlve to sell our"NovaHliwv"eilldi
Met Ki.iveB.Forksaud Spoons toeqriiierj;
. ... i
a -,,11-u uiumii williu HH eillvirri Jlo yitllu c
wear off; gooaeguirnnteed to wSai'a'lflei.lntte;
cost ar out one tenth thai. . f silver: the ctani-i
ol a lifetime: agents aver.ige from S3U tjo MOO
per weeit un.i meet wun reaay sines (iviuy
where, m cra Is the demand. Air -our I WolFiT
ti a noras Over One Million Dollars' trtirtb
of guilds la daily uso. Casnof samples I' KriB,
2-13-lm-d&w 133 Essex B't llc'urtoh, Mhis,
H n. mil )
,t GENTS WANTED ON.HALARX
,ti 1 1
or1 com
t C&ioin i
XA. mission, to handle the hfew Patch
cal InkUraslng Pencil. TbeQUleldestiandTreat
est selling novelty overproduced, J3riws ink
thoroughly In two seoohds. rTO'n'bMslon t,'
paper. Works like magidC 30Jiq6Mlrcent
profit. One agent's sales mounted to f.t il
six days. Another 3i! m'tVoTTOtir.1-' frilviou-
experlonee not necessary.iii KonWfnas, aad full
particulars, address, The Upnroe Mf'gCp.,La
Crosse, WU. x lf1 . ' t-n-ix
J. P.Wiliwm$"& !sonl
1 "",i,';i,i";ili,rr';-rr" .iu , ,
,. .. i ,i i
Fn'riiitiire
" ' 1 i'i ii-i,l i ! 1 '
OPRING Qf,.;93- Intending tyierii
are Itlvltod toiuajMOtMiiuut maybe
termud tlio'la'rird vflHt't y of FurUiture
ever Moujn'eJuAa'liy'1 'rWia-the
lowest. .iPjurww., ,hfimB nm , jgawin
iMaablntH luTirioiwiisty m& ud Uripaia,
.pii ijb !i .ii, ii. ,i,m :
T p
.V II' I II
i Inr.
i.WieWfJMS.ffq.
Cor. SiaeUt tHd Msyrfcet fitf)
MTJS'AlktflEL, PA.
.I . i , .
One aouaref aetrth 6f thSaew liadlai dannt
Oonslsts ot twb lots, ' tWltoubie dweijlugs an.:
one single dwelling. Finest location In thr
town. Will be sold at bargaiu betweepTSW
indthslatof April, 1893. For farther lnfor
mation apply to the owner, on the premises.
D. A. IUcGce,
Mount Carmol, Pa.
8-U-tf
J4A. WW ' jt
lkrkim. :, M V.
Pro
THE MII-POflCliING BILL
Mr. Kipp Asks That It be Given
Another Chance,
AND HIS REQUE8T 18 COMPLIED' WITH
The Hnuio Votes to Send tho Measure Hack
to the Oommlttae Mr. Kearns' Kenolu
tion for lha Consideration or tho Antl
l'lnkerton Bill Agreail to Other Morris-lnu-g
?few.
HAnRisBtma, Maroh 18. Ijeglslatlve pro
ceedings were not as brisk yesterday as
during the fore part of the week, partly
owing to the fact that the senate had ad
journed on Thursday afternoon nntll Mon
day night, and partly on account nf many
members of the house having gone home to
spend Sunday. The buiiness transacted
however, was quite interesting, and tho
legislators who ware present, besides wear
ing a pleasant ssnile, had pinned to the
lapels ot their coats green bows of ribbon
or other emblems ot St. Patrick's day,
which served in some respects to make the
halls ot the house present the appearance of
a Hibernian picnic.
Over nn hour was consumed in present
ing memorials and petitions after which
the house got down to real, genuine busi-
IIOHN.
Mr. Kipp asked that the act relating to
hunting and fishing on the lands or waters
of another, which was indefinitely post
poned, be given another chance. The house
was iu a good humor and reconsidered the
rote, and the bill was sent back to com
mittee. Among the bills reported from commit
tee were the following:
Permitting street railway companies to
carry such merchandise as is carried by ex
press companies.
Authorizing electric streeet railway com
panies to carry freight.
For the prevention and punishment or
the oltructiou of the track of railways.
Ifelativu to the appointment of iiollee
for passenger railways.
Providing tor monthly roturnB by county
officers of moneys received by them for the
commonwealth.
To repeal the act of 1880 for the taxation
of dogs.
To provide for the compensation or con-
KtRliles for visiting places where liquor is
K0ld.
Senate Belmburalng counties forbridges
destroyed by the Hood of 1889.
Amontc the new bills Introduced were
the following;
Page Making an appropriation to pay
the expenses ot the electoral college.
Swartx lo change the open trout catch-
fjif; season from May 1 to August 1.
ilr. Kearns otTerou u resolution fixing
special hours for the consideration of the
niiti-Pinkerton Mil, which was agreed to.
A large numlier of bills were read the
first time, and tlio house adjourned until
Monday evening at 8 o olook.
Accidents on Kallrnads.
nARiusBUiio, March 18. Major I. B.
Brown, deputy seoretaryof internal affairs,
has prepared some interesting statistics re
garding the accidents that have occurred
on tho different railroads of the state dur
ing the last year. There were 42 passen
gers reported killed and 058 injured, being
one killed out of every 0,1387,871 carried
and ono Injured out ot every 313,055 car
ried. Of employes 4D5 wero killed and
(5,88.1 injured, and of other persons 932
were killed nnd 1,829 injured, a total of
1,480 killed and 8,880 injuted.
The report states that "although the
railway service in nearly overy direction is
nnd hits been improving, it seems that the
liability to accident among tho omployes is
increasing," probably owing to the in
creased volume ol business. The report of
the Pennsylvania railroad shows 18 passen-gci-s
killed and 871 injured; 148 employes
killed nnd 5,061 injured; other persons,
851 killed add 580 injured, a total of 520
killed and 8,996 injured.
-i . , ! r
I To Bo, Ketjurnod After tho Pnlr.
HAnrussima, March lS.--The new state
library a,nd' administration building bill
contemplates li state museum also, which
Will be1 Oh iof 'the features of interest to
KtraligeDs: within our gates after the World's
Fuir.,., The. exhibit of birds and animals to
ay (othuagjOf other curiosities which is
ixing sent tp urnuago, win an ue iciurnea
hiia'MV 'in'ffself oountltute a substantial
iilrdeus of (MIVjiFaspective museum. The
vnluctoffthd uiilileiit which would preperly
tun Into aitrai :u rmiacum Is not 1ms than
jfy Q,09O, .Ef;eputh:Q, Commissioner Furquhar
TOUND HIM HANGING TO A TREK.
A Georgia Tax Kouxlver Suicides With a
.JAIL. I""! PafV f&u!Mradei'j.
JacksoXi Gb,., .March 18. Tax Receiver
Levi. McMlohfeVa. dead body was found
hanglpgnim the limb of a tree about
three wiles front' itoyrn.
. Mr. MqMipbael was a mnn of consider
able ninw, (twl had., been elected to the
office of tax receiver ever a popular rival.
Kou-a month past he. has shown symptoms
fit tUmtejatiu. He mist have stood upon a
fence, which be had built ten panels high
tiv- the purpose. . Taking Ma suspenders he
tifl tnnm fotrrthnr. ono end around Mr
, 7i yylf jir i '
peck and trie 6lher Around a limb of a tree,
and, jumping from nis perch, strangled to
dhiath;. 1
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A Fight In tka Nebraaka Stat Home.
.-I lrnroourV-Mareh .W.-n-Ther was a fight
ka thoorri4oret Uat atate house between
Sheridan, itf tied. W,iUw and Editor Koae
,wiMr, e. tho Omaha See, gi'owlng out of a
charge matte In Eosewater's newsjiaper
tlhWnbw hn4 attempted a "hold-up."
aheviawi struck Bosewater. K. P. Rogan,
fT Uiei, canu to the reaoue and was
nM'ia 4Lvfn, bht UOt Wore he had given
Bharioap' Vbtiick ye. ' 1
. 11 I. 1 1. I.,,,, ,
,i- i Iiuhti Shou.lodft I.al to Kt.
vBatwOK,. Uaaa,,"lnrck IS. The funeral
of iluiiie cicUvplcmft, ,rtor and minstrel,
iia lwmth,Churcli of the Advent.
ilielMe piMett iwarq majfliiy professional peo
ple who had been the companions of the
atad, man wMU ft, was engaged in the act
p afliuaijig, and f ntertalniug the public.
Among' pas Were Mir. George Com, the
deceased's old cUom and part&er.
1 1 TAlMl Mao NItr C:
' ''WahiuriMN, March 18 Under a law
paksea by1 the OMttaik ehamoer ef aeauties,
the nitrate beds acqiiUd by Chill from
Veru'ky caturaeit are to be sold within
tat4 yeanl. U'ae 4 writ an adverOaed for
aaie "in- beMloa Paris, Beiilat aad New
York. , ; .
The Walls City Betvaaed.
NW Youk, March 18.The Britisk
steamer alls City, which has been ashore
near Saabrigkt, N. J., since lubt Saturday,
bus been hauled oK.
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