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6ut West they havo a very pointed
way of connecting cause and effect, In
describing tho numerous bank failures
that nro taking plnoe during this
Demoow.lo ora of prosperity. WbeD
a BUBpenalou Is announced, they
say "Another
cratlc."
bank has gone Domo-
It is not wrong to take away pen
sions from men not entitled to tlieni.
But every man who Is entitled to a pen
sion should have It, ovon though the
number of pensioners should be
doubled, and tho demands upon the
treasury proportionately Increased.
Millions, If necessary, for the vetorans
but nota cent for lmpoHera.
TnB Chicago speculators who bulled
provisions up to the top notch last
week now wUh they lmdn't. Prices
took an unexpected tumble, and they
not only dropped whatthoy made, but
a big wad of their own money as well
Serves them right. They are human
sharks, all of 'em, trading on the
necessities of the people.
That tho cholera prevails In Naples
is no longer a question of doubt. The
exlentof its prevalence may be inferred
from the fact that tho Pope has dls
pensed the Catholic people from fast
ing on Fridays, as long as tho cholera
exists, It being feared that the physl
cal weakness resulting from the fast
might possibly so weaken the physical
system as to render it more reudlly
susceptible to the scourge.
The Chicagoplungers who dealt in
ribs, lard, etc., cot it fearfully under
the fifth rlbon Tue3day, and deserved
ly, too, and were compelled to take In
crushing doses the unpalatable medi
cine they have for years been admin
istering, bo unatlntly to others. The
whole country has been compelled to
to pay tribute to them. To-day pork
in its various forms la sold at higher
prices than at any time since the war,
but righteous retribution came at last,
and the plungers beoame plunged
Their Ill-gotten moneys were swept
away from them by millions In an
hour, and there Is no one who feels
like sympathizing with them. Lard !
Lard 1 what will be the next sensa
tion?
Some one in the Pension office at
Washington explains tlmt the case
of ex-Penslou Commissioner Black can
not bo reached by the Pension author
I ties because his pension was granted
itv a specialact of -Correntr. Mr.
wiaas is well known, receives a
larger pension than any other man on
tho roll. Just how a man who Is still
in the possession of two arms, two legs
and every other member and organ of
theLo Jy, and who Is.toall appearance?,
both mental and physical, healthy,
managed to secure the largest pension
on tho list has never been explained so
far as we know. It has been said that
theofllclal papers on file in the Pen
sion office represent Mr. Black as a
'a complete phynlcal wreck," but this
must beamlstake. Tbote Democratic
organs that are so violently denounc
ing Judge Long.of Michigan, for draw
ing a pension of $i2 per mouth while
able to serve as a Supreme Court,, Jus
tice at $7,000 a your, should now take
up the case ofex-Commlssloner Ulsck.
Judge Long Is minim on arm and can
not valk without crutches, owing to a
wound In the hip, still he does not
claim to be "a complete physical
wreck," and does not draw a pension
as such. Mr.Blaek has do empty coat
sleeve and oan walk without the aid of
of crutch or caue, still he draws $600 a
year more than Judge Long. M unc
over, he also for four years drew the
salary of PensIouCommleeloner and Is
now drawing $5,000 a year a a mem
ber of Congress. We respectfully call
the attention of the traduoere of
Judge Long, of Michigan, to Congress
man and ex-Pension Commlaabiner
Black,of Illinois. The foot that Judge
Xong la a Xlenubllrjau and (Jel. Black a
Democrat should inaktt uo4 difference
fa Uw 4 v cateaSpMp"Bnloakr e f a r in ,
Of the Dead Right Are Wnmen nml Ono
n Tenth of Nineteen, Who Lost lilt
X.lfe In a lterolo lirfort to Rare III
Mother.
TMOT, N. Y., Attn. B. About 6 p. m. n
pleasure party while going to a danoe nt
the lower end or ijMte ueorga met with a
terrible calamity. The steam yacht Hnclml
waa ooDTeylng twefity-ntne people up the
lake when in the dark the reasel run upon
a sunken pier, and before assistance arrived
from the shore, it sunk with all on board.
It was only a low mlnuton after the
shook when the yacht careened to oneeldo
and want down In eighteen feet of water.
The shrieking, struggling passengers bat
tled for lire in the darkness, women
threw up their arms nml sank beneath the
surface, and when brought ashore life had
fled. Deeds of heroism were performed by
the man.
"When all in sight had reached the st iro
It waa learned that nine persons, all
women except a youth of 19, had sunk to
waUry graves. Aa soon as possible an at
tempt to recover the bodies was Hindu,
After strenuous efforts all the bodies were
brought to the surface.
Following Is a correct list of the drownedl
Miss Hattle Hall, Brooklyn: Bertha Bene
dict, Mont Clair, N. J.; Miss Edith Hard
ing, Iloboken, N. J.; Miss II. M. Burton,
Jersey City; Mrs. J. II. Mitchell, Burling
ton; F. Q. Mitchell, Burlington; Iiizsie
Corley, Burlington; Clam Black, Burling
ton; Llzcio Clark, Bridgeport.
The passengers soarcely know what had
happened before the boat filled with water
and sunk. The Indies on board wore
laughing and singing. The boat sank so
rapidly that no time was givon to the Ill
fated pleasure seekers to utter a prayer.
Some of the passengers were caught un
der tho shade deck and died quickly. It
eeeraed hours before help arrived, though
a dozen men were on the water in row
boats almost before the smokestack of tho
Itnchel sank from sight.
That so many lives should bo lost nt
such an early hourof thenight, and within
speaking distance of the land where two
large hotels are located, can only be no
counted for by the fact that tho night was
unusujilly dark and the boat sank very
rapidly after hitting tho pier.
Young Mr. Benedlot, son of the wealthy
New York Jeweler, who was on the boat,
Is an expert swimmer. He tried to save
his sister and dived for her once.
Frank Mitchell, aged 19 years, of Bur
lington, Vt., lost his life while trying to
save hie mother, who was also drowned.
Robert Sims, of Glen's Fall, and others
who assisted in the search for the bodies
did not give up until they had found the
nine bodies.
The regular pilot of tho boat, Mr. Bar
ber, was not on duty at tho time of tho
accident, he having been excused by Mr.
Allen, proprietor of the Fourteen Mile
Island hotel, and owner of the vessel, on
account of Illness. Claude Granger, on
inexperienced man, was in charge of tho
boat. There were twenty-nine persons on
the boat when she struck.
A "Knockout" Hlow Troved Fatal.
Denver, Aug. 5. "The Sailor Kid,"
whose name is differently given as Bobby
Taylor and Lon Turner, who fought a
draw Thursday night In a pugilistic en
counter at the Ramblers' club rooms, died
lata last night. Warrants were promptly
sworn out for all those concerned in the
mill. "Kid" Robinson, colored, was tho
"Sailor Kid's" opponent und tho latter
was terribly beaten. The "Kid" never
regained consciousness after leaving the
ring. j
1'atal Stubbing Affray at Altoonn.
AXTOONA, Pa., Aug. 6. A fight In which
Howard Gordon, of Hollldaysburg, was
fatally injured occurred In this city last
night. Thomas Walker, tho assailant,
stabbed Gordon in the left breast, near tho
heart, and made his escape. He was cap
tured at Bellwood, seven miles east of Al
toona. Jealousy was the cause of tho
quarrel. Both men are colored.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotntlun of the Philadelphia
und New York Exchanges.
New Yobk. Aug 4. Tho dealings on tho
Stook Exchange today were marked by an
advance in prices in the face of bear reports.
Closing bids:
Leblgn Valley........ OA
Pennsylvania..... 49
Heading.-. . 18J
St. Paul biK
Lehigh Nav . 4T
Heading g. m. 4 tt
W.N.Y.&Fa M
II. &B.T.com. 83
H.&B.T.pref-47H
Erie ' lift
D.. L.& W.....H6H
N. Y. Central-. 110
West Shore 08
Lake Erie & W. UK
New Jersey Cen M
Del. & Uudfcon, 113
Heading 1st pf fig 38$
Heading 3d pt Ss..
Heading 3d pf 5s..
N. Y. i N. E.......
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General Market.
New York, Aug I. State and western
flour qnlet, steady; low extras, 1.9j3.t3;
oity mills, patents, 81.Sl.Bl't-falr -to fancy,
St.4SOS.4i; Minnesota olear, $8.S03; patents,
l.i; superAne, Sl.7fk32.3J; city mills, $3.80
.85; patents. $&4nQt: straights. ?3J0a; rye
mixtures. J2.W4i3.4u; fine, $1.70(p2.1U; southern
doll, steady; common to fair extras, $1003.10;
good to choice do., J8.iaai.as. Hye flour
firm, fair demand; superfine, SUQ3.35. Wheat
dull, steady; August, 67iQa8o.; September,
15-lSc ;.Ootober,7i;672Ka; December,
W64J6$io. Hye dull; western, WttfQc. Corn
dull; firmer; August, 4?94&Mc. September,
47J48Mo.: Oftolwr, Wi&iWo-i No. T47Mffl
4SHc. Oats firmer, 'nil.; September, 3uio.;
state, 8&4iitto. we-', m, 3!t343tto.
Philadelphia. Ah : 4 Bof quiet, steady;
extra mess, 7.5 ir.H; family, $i ait Pork quiet,
steady: new mess, 815. Laid firmer, dull;
steam rendered, $7.50. Kutlor weak, dull:
New York dairy, lfl18c; western dairy, lift
IBM?.: Elgin, 19J4o.; New York rreamery, 18
Qlflttc.; western do.. UkSIOHo.; imitation do.,
14M17c. Cheese fair demand, steady; New
fork, large white, 89o ; do. colored,
tUc: do . small. 8QUc. part skiuu. lMQoc.;
Mr. JT. A. Wheeler
"While Serving My Country
I was taken 111 with spinal disease and rhau
mattim. When I returned home my trooblj
was stilt with me, and I was oonflned to my bed,
unable to help myself for 23 months. After
taklux seven bottles of flood's Sana parti la I
was well and liave net stove been troubled with
ray old oomplalnt. My wife was la ill health,
suffering with headache, dizziness and dys
pepsia. She took two bottle of
Mood's Sarsaparllla
and feels like m new womnn," James A.
WuEELxs, ltQ0 Divlilen 6fr, Baltimore, Did.
Hood's Pills arsthabi
JildinRr Fills,
isUt dlautloc, euro hadi
tf, Try a box.
Powder
ABSOUUTEl? PURE
A Snub tn Slgr. Sntnlll.
DttKTCR, Ana. C At the annual synod
of the diocese of Denver held yesterday,
Bishop Mat presiding, a resolution was
passed Approving the bishop's school pol
icy. Inasmuch as Bishop Sato 111 only a
month ago condemned the school policy of
Bishop Matr. fti donylng the sacrament to
children who attended the publio schools
the resolutions are a virtual condematlon
of tho action of the apostolio delegate. The
priests who refused to sign the resolution
were forced to answer to the roll call and
vote aye or nay In open synod.
The Ohnetaws Again Ilepltnd.
"WlLBrHTON, I. T., Aug. 0. The nine
Chootaw Indians who were sentenced to
be shot July 7 for the murder of several
members of the Jones faction, and who
were respited by Uovernor Jones until
Aug. 4, have been grantedufurther respite
of one month. It Is believed that should
the United States government Insist upon
thepardonof the prisoners Woveroor Jones
would consent, especially If such a courso
would put an end to the deplorable oontro
versy between his and the Locke faction.
A Peimlon for hot of Tooth.
WAsniNOTON, Aug. 5. It has last leaked
out from the archives of the pension
bureau that Deputy Commissioner Bell,
who has made numerous publio state
ments severely condemning the disability
pension of Judge Long and others, waa
himself In the same boat with tho pen
sioners who are now haled up for his
scrutiny. Up to the 81st of May laet ho
drew a disability pension of 114 a month
for "loss of teeth, Indigestion and heart
disease."
lilt Unit tinvod 111 Life.
ITAitrtlsnURO, Aug. 5. John Johnson,
colored, suspected that his dusky friend,
John Beverly, was too Intimate with Mrs.
Johnson, and when he discovered the pair
in a compromising situation yesterday be
fired a "bullet into Beverly's abdomen. The
surgeons at the City hospital found the
lead and the man will recover. Johnson
surrendered. A chamois money belt worn
by Beverly saved his life.
A rrlnceton Student's Suicide.
BniDQEPOllT, Conn., Aug.B. The body
found floating olt Stratford light by Cap
tain Leads, of the New York tug Hlchard
Schnuhel, has been Identified as that of C.
D. Fuller, aged 21, a Princeton college
student. It Is thought that in a fit of tem
porary Insanity he throw himself from the
steamer. Tho body was taken to his
father's home in Morrlstown, N. J.
Xncendlarlo at Mochanioshurg.
CARLISLE, Pa., Aug. C Following the
destruction of tho Long residence by rob
bers, tho largo barn of G. T. Ilummell,
near Mechanlcsburg, was found tohave
been thoroughly saturated with kerosene,
with the evident intention of destroying It
by flro. The Trindle Spring paper mill, at
tho western extremity of the town, waa
found in the sumo condition.
A Xlbelnus Jlroker Suspended.
NEW Yokk, Aug. 5. The governing com
mittee of tho New York Stock Exchungo
decided by unanimous vote to suspend
Henry G. Weil, of A. J. Weil & Co., for
tho year. Well was charged with conduct
detrimental to the exchange In casting re
flections upon tho credit of the Manhattan
Banking company.
Killed by a Runuwny Uenplng Machine.
SoeQUEnANSA, Pa., Aug. 4. Harry
Tompkins, of Albany, N. Y., was cut to
pieces nt Lawsville Centre, this county, by
falling under a reaping machine. The
horses he was driving were stung by bees,
and'runniug away, canned the accident.
Th Navahoe Comes In I.n4t
Lojtuon, Aug. 6. Tho regatta of the
Royal Yacht squadron, of which the
Prince of Wales i oommodore, took placo
yesterday. Tho race was won by the Sat
anlta, with the Valkyrie second, Calluna
third and Navahoe lost.
Tho Weather.
Fair In tho Interior; warmer; light vari
able winds. .
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VIE HAVE CURED
THESE
KEBVOTJS pEBIUTY AND WEAKNESS.
NKWToaxnrr October Uth, im
I)B. A. T. GiinkBJr, 1 Sir Abotit thrae years ago
X pwduued on of your eleetria belts for too oar of
narrous dvbUlty, vh1eh I hadlaiu worst form a ad
vUohwaa undenniultu niy health. For years I bad
mffsred from tiii turrDiTodubltiatluir drain on my tU1
fia nil nun 1 did not know whatllwutohsvvaaBood
ntebt sleap. bat in ewe month's time af tr uatne the
belt I fait a mneb stronacr man both mantsliy aod nay
tloJJy. and la avhort time was entire! v w. U.
yourfl truly, II. MfifiLlQ, 887 BeArery.
JinEXJilATlflM AND LOST TIGOU.
Da. A. T. SiMwr, Dvar Sir i Four yuwv uxo 1 tat
Fcym sueb mln from rhauaiatlsm tlin at timus It wu
liHIMllilo for ioo gc arouua, i
aforaoDDort. T used tout bell and frit a. relief la
en hour. J vainedln welffhc from thutduy audit was
Coir A snofTuniouniiiuwpaina teis nw onu wue
AasawttUraaa. laiwayni etpuur beictirrby ror r
laera inlffht be a ret urn, but as It has n w becu t
1 fear
.return, but a It haa ir imn finii-
rresvrsslnea you eurad me.aan aafely y it Is ixjrmau-
as we hiva restored thousands to robust health and vfpor, after all other treatments failed, as can ba
shown by hundreds of oases thronirhout this and other Rtaten.w ho would njarily teetlfy. aud from many
of whom wo have strontf lottery bfearing testimony tu their recovery alter ulus our Delt.
THE DR. SAWDEPi ELECTRIC BELT
It RrompMffEOlTsnlotinttory.rjjadolr.tnobelt so as to be easily worn darinit irork or atrcst.nnd It
give aouUiiuv. pr loured currrntu wtm d are instAntly felt t 'inmuh ut if weak nttrts, or we forfeit
83U0U. It baau Xmprovt'tl l ltctrlo hunponeory, thoct. mei . t : i w relvcn veaknteD,Dd
we warrant it to cure any of thoabova woakoeaaas, und fei.lnresiii nrht t)iinbs,or parts, or Jllooor
Jlrfuorled. 'Xtier are graded la tronaUi toimjp.tallstaKe'' f iru.n in ynuni, iniddltMiiiedarola
to, und will cure tbe worst cose lutwo or three montbs. Address lor lull Information.
.8ANDEN ELECTRIC CO,, 0S6 Broadway, New York.
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
National League.
At Baltimore:
New York o 1 n n o 1 8
n.n. k.
1 0- 0 10 1
Ualtlmnre. 0 0X10
At Philadelphia:
rhllad'a 0 1 0 1 1
iraahlfie'n-A S 1 1 0 0
0 0
0-3 4 8
n. n. b.
T-H 18 0
0- T 10 4
It. II. s.
At Cleveland:
Cleveland.,... 2
Chicago.. 1
At PItUburg:
Pittsburg.-.- 1
Cincinnati... 0
At Lonlsvlll
Ht. Louts 1
Louisville... 0
0
8 0 x- 7 11 0
0 0
0 0-808
H. n. B.
0 x- 0 8 2
0 8- 5 III 1
n. II. E.
0 x- S 11 2
0 S
1 U
0 3
1 0
0 2
0 S
0 0
0 0
C 2 6 4
At Brooklyn llrnoklyn-lioston game post
poned on account of rain. t
I'euniyltnnlM State fntnu.
At Sflranton Soranton, 0; Altoona, 8. j
At Allentown-AUentown, 17; Johiutown, 1.
At Baeton Harrisburg, 13; Eaeton, 4.
At Reading-York, 17: Heading, 7.
Knutorn League.
At Springfield Springfield, 8; Albany, 8.
At nuifalo Uuffalo, 0; Hinghamton, 5.
At Provldenoe Troy, 8; lrovidenee, 1.
AtHrio-Krle, 18; Wllkeebnrre, 5.
A Teternn Grain Operator's Suicide.
CntOAOo, Aug. B. Driven to a condition
of irresponsibility by the swallowing up of
his resources, with tho frosts of sixty years
upon his head nnd no prospects for tho
future, Nolson Van Kirk, a well known
operator In grain nnd provisions, shot and
Instantly killed himself yesterday. About
two weeks ngo ho was caught In tho slump
In wheat and compolled .to announce his
failure. The deceased was a widower, nnd
leaves several married children and a single
daughter, the latter having attained con
siderable reputation as a slngor.
A Wagon I,onrt of fireworks Explode.
St. Lodis, Aug. B. During the street
parade of an outdoor spectacular show
last night a wagon loaded with fireworks
exploded. When the police and flremen
succeeded In dispersing the surging mass
oi Mgnieeers tnreo men ana a boy were
found prostrate and bleeding from woipds.
Several ftnfTprprfl wprn Imninrllntalt. fnL-n..
away1 by friends. The most seriously ln-
gureu are: jimii rim, jueinpnn, Tenn.,
burneTTfrom head to foot, probably fatal;
Frank Walsh, St. Louis, burned and
struck by timbers, Berious.
New York Postmasters.
WAsniNOTON, Aug. B. These fourth,
class postmasters have just beennppolnted
In New York state: S. J. King. Parkers;
J. C. I'lckard, Byersvllle; Jnraes Gray,
Collosse; J. J. Hall, East Branch; DeWltt
Lindsay, Hess Bond Station; J. A. Frost,
Kosong; Mrs. Johanna Hannlghan, North
Haltland; Elthan Stone, North Pembroke;
L. D. Clark, North llussell; F. II. Jen-nlng3,-.Pnlermo;
M. V. P. Clemens, Red
field; B. F. Itichiirds, Rldgo Road; O. L.
Hare, Woet Kill; Thomas Lalng, Williams
town. Taken from Jail by Friends.
Buckiiakkox, W. Vn., Aug. 6. At
Alexander, W. Vn.,a lumber town about
twenty miles from here, Stephen Welch
anil wife were arrested for selling whisky
without a license In taking them to Jail
tho man escaped. About 10 o'clock at
night a crowd broke Into the jail and lot
Mrs. Welch out. A riot occurred In which
about twenty shots were fired on both
hides. Ono of tho rioters was killed and
two others wounded.
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GENERAL DEBILITY, Ac
Omca or SATtaiSKT BO.
VstGooim. am., CiHTUir., Maine, Feb. S7.1S93.
Vn. a.T.Haxumx. Dear Blri -I am elad to add m
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S, W, YOST, Assistant Ct"M'
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1?SEJ33 33ICTQTJI
JSverytbinR modeled after
Green's Cafe, Philadelphia,
;a H. mtftlii HLt Slienmnloala,
The leading place In town,
lias lately been entirely reno
vated Evorytlilng new, clean
and fresh. The ttnestlmoof
Wines and Liquors I
Olgnrs, Ac., foreign and do
mstlo. Free lunch served
each evening. Big schooners
of fresh,Beer.Porter, Ale, Ac.
PP08ITS : THE : TflEATR.
.1 icmnitvttn'i top
JOHN COSLETT
Main and Oak Streets,
Shenandoah, Penua.,
GREEN GROCERIES,
Truck and Vegetables.
Poultry, Gamo, Fish and Oys'ers
In season. Orders Icrt nt tho store
win rficolvo prompt nUcrtlorj
RETTIG'S
Beer and Porter
T AM AGENT forthe
x Chas. Kettig's Cele
brated Beer aud Porter In
this vicinity, also Bergner
& Engel'a celebrated India
Pale Ales and Old Slock.
Orders will receive prompt
attention. Finest brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON KAAK-
120 South Mam Street.
Begs to announce to his friends and
Eatrons and tho publio generally that
a has purchased tho barbershop lately
occupied by 11. J, Yost,
No. 12 West Ce: tre Street
Chris. Bos iler'a
SALOOt'i AND RE TAUHANT,
(Mann's old s- nd)
X04 South Mai i street.
Finest wines, whiskeys ar 1 cigars always In
took. Fresh lleer, Ale ai Pqrler on iap,
Oholce Temperance Drlnki
L0BENZ SCHI'IDT'S
Celebrated PoiteU'e and Bep
SHI SLDS,
Manner Shenanduah Branch
JOE WYA TT'S
iALUON AND RD TAURANT,
(Christ, lloesler'solt' stnnd.)
rIn unci CoalMtUi. f- neiinnrtoali.
Dest beer, ale sod porter oi tap. The finest
brands of whiskeys and cigar
tu
Pool room aV
taonea.
'iatt's Popular Saloon,
(Tormerly Joo 'VTyatt's)
and 21 West Osik Street,
BUBNANDOAn, PA. i
ur stocked with the best beer, porter, ales.
.'sKies, uranaies, wines, etc .r-'mcist ciBrs
SNH HNS. UVKKYw
treat? nnri I'n nrmrtoo tn HIM
Hauling of all kinds promptly attended XoV
dorses taken to fcoaro at rates
that are liberal.
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