r-i
he expense
the liody.
le wo drive
brain we
t build up
body. Ex
ibc, pure air
Muds t!i at
ike lif.ilthy flesh refreshing
li sn ii are methods. When
of IK !i, strength and nerve
Ifonn' ii'inarent vour nnysician
hi doulitlfss tell you that the
"Vkc .t builder of all three is
-COlf;
Cod Liver Oil, which not only
atvs fk' h of and in itself, but
mulatto tlu appetite for otlier
pared b7Ftott A Ilowne, N V. All drngRlets.
k TlGfld&rbo and rollovo all the troubles lncl
fit to a bilious Btnto of tho system, such as
ime'i. XMaasca, urowsmoss, Distress aiiar
inn. laln In tho Kldo. etc. Whllo their most
laaiHablo bucccss has been sbowu la curing
adacbo, yet Carter's Little Liver nils mo
lauy vaiuaDio in lonBiumuun, curing ana pro
iUdk this annoy I nc corupl&lnt.'nhtlo they also
rect an a isomers oi tuo siomacn, sumuiaio too
rer and rental at o tho bowels. liven If they only
he they would bo almost priceless to those who
vrerrrom mis atstrossinj? compiaintt butxortu
Aely their BoodnesH docs not end here, and tbto
lio unco try them will 11 nd these little Pills v&lu-
ftelnso many ways that they will hot bo Wil
li? to do without them. But after all Blck head
the bane of bo many lives that hero la whnrn
i '.uiaiio vui tiutt vci yiua VUiU lb WUUU
) 'arter'a Llttlo Llvor rills e
arter'a Llttlo Llvor Pills aro very small and
unoor iwo pins maKoaaoso,
197 aro strictly vegetable and do not grlpo or
IrBO, hut by their gentlo action please all who
i them. In vials nt 25 cents; tire for fl. Sold
' i laruggista Gvorywncro. or com by mall.
'CARTER MEDICINE CO.. Now York.
i j
i, (ALL rlLL, OMALL UUdC. SMALL HiUt
Kim mil nini nnor aiiii i nnmr
engineers
Je's no such quick remover of coal sa4
Ltains or Healer ot cuts ana onuses as
lluse of its high percentage of tia
ASK YOUR QROCCR FOR IT.
is. s. kiric & co., cuicnso
le Russian Soap
A Pure Roapt Contain
sto Aauiitsraiioi
HSELFl
IttroubledwithCionorrhfpnT
Uleet.Whitf.8pcrmatorrhsi.v!
oranyuunotur: lillecbareeaikV
your druggist lor t. bottl. o
lllir G. It cures In h ItwHin,
wl'h' ut tho rid or publicity ofj
doi tor. Non-pofjonous nl
marratel not to etrictun.
.8 luiverial American Curt
jjanuiactured Dy
ivThe Etsss Chemical Co.!
CINCINNATI, O.
I A remedy -whlrh.
If used by Vlve
about to extierieui c
tho painful ordeal
attendant upon
Clilld-blrtb, prote
an lnfalllhlo ppecl
Do for, and obviates
the tortures of oon
flnement. iHconiuc
tho dangers tboreof
to both mother and
child. Sold by all
druggists. Sentby
express on receipt
ni price, 91.00 pel
bottle, charges pre
paid. FIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA. GA
) New mscovery.
iter's llnenetlo Catarrh Cure Is used by
inhalation and Is the only medicine of
nd evrr put on the markot. Hy lnhala.
the medicine Is not poured Into the
VUand thence sent wandering through
turn lint by inhalation the medicine is
Ld directly to the diseased organ and the
(vav to reach the altected parts In tho
J t:in bottle is guaranteed by the drug-
il'rice ei per ooivie. uumuuwm wvuid.
Iiie bv all druggists.
ICUED DIFFKHENT TKOM ANT OIHIlIt
1 urnintNE.
r .1 nMnna nnA nil Hpiifrr1ata tim
Vuuvcruicu aKcuw mum -so -
... Wn mnntttt in nnv nnA vhn
Kilo be cured by Mayer's Uagnetlo Catarrh
J J HUB UUOUUllflllUl m.w m-wm.mm
1 This is saying a great ueui, uuv n u
lr failed. For sale by druggists, or ad-
wig the brain
m h v &b vow UN
i is m
1 CUBE
Ml? DUSKY 7 k
him
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iv Oakland, Md.
AGAINST FREE COINAGE
Wliy Sonator Voorlioos Will Op
pose tho Silvoritos.
IIT IS A PBA0TI3AL IMPOSSIBILITY
V Lrttnr from Srrrntary Curlliilo In Which
Is Shown That u 1'reo Ctihiugo Jmw
WfMild Cont tlio Ooveriiiueut n ltuu
ilrnl .Million Dollars.
WasiiinotoS. Ausr. 81. In nn nVtlcle
limited "Tlio I'rtwent Situation," the
Washington Post snys:
The Ireo coinHse of silver nt a ratio of 20
to 1, or at any inorenseil ratio, is prnctically
impossible.
This Is tho trump onrd which Senator
Voorhees Is to piny In the sonata tomor
row. It Is behind this barrier that ho Is to
intrench liimnelf. This is to he his ex
planation for abandoning tho convictions
of a lifetime; this Is to be tils answer to
those who will qnoto against him tils
memorablo speeches in tho past.
This trump onnl lias beun placed. In Sen
ator VoorhooK' hands by tho administra
tion. Secretary Carlisle, who, desplto nil
assertions to the contrary, Is loyal to the
president to tho Inst degree, first gave to
Senator Voorheos verbally tho data to
make good th assertion that frctj coinage
is impracticable. Ho has gone further
than this and has prepared an elaborate
letter which the senator will rend in the
senate. In this letter the statement is
made that it will cost tho government be
tween $112,000,000 and $113 000,001) to carry
out the provisions of Senator Vest's free
coinage bill.
It is true thatthero Is nothing in Sena
tor "Yost's bill about' recolungo. But it
does not need n prophet's vision to know
that dollars below par, which only tho
government is compelled to tako, will
drift with alarming rapidity into tho
treasury in payment of customs dues and
accounts, and there they will remain, add
ing to tho congestion of tho currency. Un
less they can be recolncd they will bo use
less as money, and if thero is to ho free
coinage nt nn increased ratio some of tho
silver financiers in the senate must provido
the secretary of tho treasury with over
$100,000,000 to execute tho law.
Altogether It would seem as if the silver
men wero involved in n situation from
which it will bo difficult for them to ex
tricate themselves.
The letter of Secretary Carlisle referred
to In tho foregoing is ns follows:
"Referring to our conversation relative
to tho probable cost Incident to the clmngo J
from the present colnngo rato between
gold and silver (1 to ju for the standard
silver dollars and 1 to 14.03 for subsidiary
silver) to a ratio of 1 to 30, you are respect
fully informed that tlio number o sliver
dollars coined since 1878 aggregates 419,.
332,-iriO.
"Without any nllowance for nbrasion
mil loss incident to melting the same the
coining valuo of these dollars, at a ratio
of I to 20, would bo $333,222,102, or 8t,110,
2b8 less than their present faco valuo. To
recoin theso dollars at the ratio of 1 to 20
would require the addition of 81,370,700
ounces of new bullion, which, at the ave
rage price paid for silver under tho act of
July 14, 1800, would cost $75,883,700.
"In addition tn this I estimato that
there wo.tld be a loss from abrasion and in
the melting of thv.se dollars of at lenst
$3,000,000, which amount, together with
the difference in tho face valuo, of the
coins ($84,110,288) which havo to bo reim
bursed to the trensury by un appropria
tion for tha , purpose.
"fcrom the fact that tho silver dollars
are distributed throughout tho country it
would be necessary, as they are redeemed
at the several sub-treasuries, to transport
them to the mints, ami tlio expense of
transportation for $300,000,000, tho amount
outside of the stock on hand nt tlio sub-
treasuries and mints at Philadelphia, San
Krancisco and New Orleans would average
at least per cent, or $4,500,000.
'1 therefore estimate tho cost of ro coin
ing tlio silver dollars already coined ns
follows: Now bullion to bo added, $75,H85,-
701); loss or abrasion nnu melting, S3,000,-
000; cost of coinage (labor, materials, etc.),
W.'J'JO.OOO; copper for alloy, ?08,200; trans
portation of dollars to mints, $4,500,000;
total, $80,741,900.
"The stock of subsidiary silver coin in
tho country is estimated at $77,000,000.
which nt full weight would contain 53,
099,875 ounces of fiuu silver. This amount,
at a ratio of 1 to 20, would coin. $55,843,803,
or $21,150,197 less than the present face
value.
"To recoin $77,000,000 of subsidiary sil
ver into nn equal amount of fractional
coin at a ratio of 1 to 20 would require tho
addition of 18,797,025 line ounces which, nt
the average price paid for silver under tlio
14 1890, would cost $17,r27H5.
Thero would bo a loss of about 2,' per
v. by uun'Mon from tho face value, or
about $1,293,000.
I would, therefore, estimate tho cost of
recoining tho subsidiary silver in tho
country at a ratio of 1 to 20 us follows:
New bullion, $17.621785; loss by abrasion.
$1,923,000; cost of coinage (labor, materials,
ere), a,500,0OU; copper for alloy, $15,030;
cost of transportation, $1,155,000; total,
$25,124,421."
Mississippi Outlaws Convicted.
Macon, Miss., Aug. 21. The jury in the
case of Tom and Walter Tolbert, the
Kember county outlaws, charged with tlio
murder of Thomas II. Cole, brought in a
verdict ns follows: "We, the jury, ilnd
the defendants Tom Tolbert and Walter
Tolbert guilty as charged in tho bill of
indictment, and fix the penalty nt life Im
prUoumeut." Tho jury recommended to
the authorities that all the meroy possiblo
bo shown in behalf of Walter Tolbert.
Rhut by an Unsuccessful lllval.
Holli pays Buno, Pa., Aug. 21. Walter
Getter, a young Altoona druggist, paid a
social call upon a daughter of Joseph
Heed, of this city. As he was departing
from the house he was struck in the breast
by a pistol bullet fired by a person in the
outer darkness. The would bo murderer,
who is supposed to bo somedisonrdedlovfr
of the girl, escaped. Geiscr's wound may
prove fatal.
A Disagreement Kxpucted.
Trenton, Aug. 21. Tho jury In the
Bhanu murder oase will, it is believed,
disagree. When last heard from they
stood three for acquittal and nine for mur
der in the second degree. Tho general ex
pectation is that they will nk to be dis
charged on the ground of inability to
agree.
Where Knettlue's Btoalliigs Went.
Miiayaukbk, Aug. 21. The money of
thoSouthside Savings bank which John
I). Koettiugiquaudeied while cashier wont
into deals on tha board of trade, llecelver
Birth says $139,000 disappeared in that
way.
ITALIANS RETALIATING.
They Threaten tn Sack tli French Km
bassy at ltiune.
Home, Aug. Si. Tho anti-French agita
tion, started In consequence of tho massa
cre ot Italians nt Aigucs-Mortes, has
gained ground rapidly. A mob attacked
the Santa Clilara seminary of French
priests, tora down the escutcheons from
tlip facade, trampled them under foot,
smashed the windows and tried to forco
the door. Further damage was pre
vented by a strong force of police. A com
pany of police nro stationed at the- French
embassy, as tho anti-French agitators
threatened to sack it. In both Milan anil
Turin incendiary anti-French manifestos
have been Issued.
Hmit.I.v, Aug. 21. Tho rclnllons between
France mid Italy are regarded here with
oonsldelablo anxiety in view of the populnr
demonstration ngalnst the French in
1 1 id lull cltlos since tho massaoreof Algue
Mortos. The hostility displayed by tho
Italian agitators is believed to threaten
very grave consequences, ns it will Irritate
tho French government Just nt the lime
when Italy is making her demands for
reparation. Kven tha possibility of a
Franco-Italian war and Germany's obli
gations under tho triple nlllanco treaty in
such an event are generally discussed.
TRAGEDY AT A CROSSING.
IWo Instantly Killed While un Their
Way tci Clmrvli.
LEltor, N. Y., Aug. 21. Au accident oc
curred here yesterday on thel.ehlghValloy
railroad crossing at Lake street, in which
five people wero instantly killed. Their
names are: L. .T. Ilovee, Mrs. K J. Ilovee
nnd daughter, Miss Ola Uovee; Miss Nancy
Wicks, of I,eroy, nnd Miss Kmmallowden,
daughter of Hov. Samuel liowden, of New
York city. The Hovees are one ot tho
wealthiest nnd most prominent families
in Genesee county.
At 10 o'olock tho five unfortunates
started with u spirited team to drive to
church. As they appronched tho Lehigh
Valley track tho oast bound Lehigh Val
ley ilyer came thundering along nt a
speed of nearly fifty miles an hour. Mr.
IJoveo did not see it until ho was too close
to check his horses. Mr. Uovee made a
frantic effort to get across, but the engine
struck the forward part of the carriage
and n second later the mangled bodies of
the occupants wero flying through the air.
All were mnngled beyond recognition, Miss
Uovee was decapitated.
The Loiifr Druuglit Kinlcd
Easton, Pa., Aug. 21. Drought which
has existed over this section since the firht
week in July has been broken by a steadv
rain which set in Saturday night and con
tinued until yesterday. Ilivers were lower
than for thirty years, springs and wells
were dry and tlio crops threatened with
destruction. The farmers wero in despair,
but the rain has saved them.
Thieving Dank Olllcurs Arrested.
Kansas Citv, Aug. 21. President J. C.
Darragh and K. C. Sattloy, cashier, of the
defunct Kansas City Savings bank, were
arrested hero and put under $3,000 bail for
their npptiarnnce thjs afternoon. They are
charged with grand larceny in receiving
deposits, knowing tho bank was insulveut.
Thelia-biiities are ncnrlv !.0(X),(K)ii
An agrccablo taxativo nndNintvE Tonio.
Bold by Druggists or sent by mall. 5!5c, 50c.
ana $l.0Opcr package. Bamplca free
Tlio ravorito TOOTH POWEEB
for tho Teeth and llreath,25o.
Captain Sweeney, U.S.A.,San Dlejro, Cat.,
Bays: "Shiloh's Catarrh Itemcdy Is tho Urst
medlcino I ha vo ever found that would do mo
any good." I'rlco50cta. Sold by Druggists.
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How it Happened.
Tlio following romnrkablo nvent In a lady's
llfewllllntoreKt.tlieroafler: "I'ora long time I
had a terrible pain at my heart, which llut
teretl almost incessantly. I line no appetite
and could not fcieep. I would bo compelled
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ach until 1 thought every minuto Mould be
my last. Thero was u fueling of oppression
about my heart, and 1 was afraid to draw a
full breath. I rnuldti't. Rtrnnn n rrwim with.
out sitting down and resting; but, thank
v.,,,,, uy mu ui'iim nuiv iieiirc L-iiro miiitat.
Is past nnd 1 fetd llku another woman, lle
foro usiliir t lin New llenrt. ('lira 1 liml inlmi
uiuereiiiso-caiieu remedies and been treated
by doctors without any benollt until I was
both discouraged and dlsgiiHled. My husband
bought me a bottle of Dr. Miles' New Heart
Cure, and am happy to say I nover raKtuttrd
it, as 1 now buvo a. splendid nppetlte and
r.n-1'll wen, i vie Illicit lio IHIUUtlK WI1CU 1 !-
gun taking tho remedy, and now I weigh lilO'S.
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ceived from physicians."- Mrs. Harry Htarr,
I'ottsvlllc, l'a., October 12, 1MB.
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure Is sold on a pol
tlve guarantee by nil druggists, or by the Dr.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Intl., on receipt of
price, $1 per botl lo, bix bottles .r, express pre
paid. This great discovery by au eminent
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riTsiiTra
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1015 Arch St., Phila., Pa.
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Olllsa Hours : 9 H.Jfl. to 3 P.vV'"
" 1TAUE3 FC2 SKTSZacr. '
Tho following aro a few of tlio mnnv tlinl liar
been entirely cured of Itupturo hy Da. J. B.
JV1AYKUH 111KA1MKKT; i
Jacob C. Schant, 2320 North Prond St., rhlla.
r.. u. fcneesiy, cnceiion, jmupiuu vo., ra.
r. li. Kossiter, riioenixvlllc, ra.
it. A. nan, ncwion, . J.
JohnII.Schearer,YellowIiouseP.O.,I!ercsCo.,I,
A. 8. Klclngcma, Limekiln 1'. O., Berks Co., l'a, .
3. Jones Philips, Kcmiet Square, l'a.
A. A. Goldcwonthy, Ccntralla, Col, Co.. To,
C. Heritage, Jltillca Hill, N. J.
L.K.Hoss, hock hill, l'a.
P. A. Kreltz, Blatlngton, Ta, j
E. M. Smnll, Mount Alto, l'a.
Tna nnnto 1,l,,..l1ln n.,...l ...n Til . 1 1
b. U. Kunkel, 1131 Linden St., Allcntown, B.
jco. iv. VYttit, jornsw)wii, ih,
3. T. Benny, C01 S. 10th St., Phila.
Itev. S. II. Sherrner, Sunbury, l'a.
A. P. Levlmore, Woodbury, N. J.
I). J. Dollett, 214 S. 12th St., Reading, Pa.
Israel Sandt, Jlalr, St., Fouth liistoii, l'a,
L P. Dcturk, Jr., Oley, Berks Co., l'a.
r fJonQiihfilmei' Plnvtnn K .T
Z. K. Danenho w cr, 1103 Columbia Ave., Pa.) il
J. u. rilier, iao l ean si., itenuitig, A'u.
vm. urantinna, uiouccstcr, n. j.
M. Shaw, Winona Avenue, V. of Morris stmt,
Oermantown, Phila.
tVm. Dix, 1828 Montroio St., PMlo.
Thomas B. Hartung, Now Ringgold, Pa. i
3. Leckel, 2231 Reese St., Phila. J
I. O. Qulmby, 11 Pearl St., Beading, Fa. j
K. a. Stanley, 421 Spruce St., Lebanon, ra. 1
A. Schneider, Ixicust Dale, Pa.
I). B. Noll, Limekiln 1. O., Berks Co., Pa. '
0. A. Deturk, Blrdsboro, Berks Co., Pa.
Wm. E. Uartonstino, l'lioenlxvllle, Pa.
W.M.Llncbach ,021 Washington St., Heading, Ps.
John C. Lyrao, 1310 Howard St.,llarrisburg,r.
Chas. Smith, Jl2 Greenwich St., Phila.
O. BurkhatC.J39 Locust St., Beading, Pa.
C. C. Keelm, DoUKlasville, Berks Co., Pa.
Henry L. Rowe, l'ottstown, Pa.
O. L. Swartz, l'oynctte, Wis.
Wm. J. Illblghaus, 629 Taylor St., Camden, H:J.
Alfred Haley, Phllllpsburg, N. J.
IJ Hrr.tll nll, T nnl nr.urn.fV Tin
Mr. Beckard, linlrd Bt., Germantnwn, Phtlt
Phlladelnhla Offlco is closed on tho 2n rtstnr
day of each month, Dr. J. B. Mayer being at the
Hotel Penn, Reading, Pa., to give treatment to
persons In that vicinity on that day. i
Br. J. B. Mayer's terms for treatment ll In
reach of alb Call and get cured.
. N. B. Persons from out of town can receive
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Six Days Moro of Talk on tho
Silver Quostion,
SOME LEADING ORATORS TO SPEAK
Itepresontntlves llrroknnrltlge, I'ollmvs,
Coekrnn, ltv tiitm, Wilson mill ltocil Will
l'resiint Their Vlows, nnd Slimy Others
Wliu Wish to Talk Will be Shut Out.
VAMtljroToK, Aup. 3t. The final stnRo
of the fourteen days' debato on the silver
nuestlon, which is likely to terminate with
the ilrst nlllrinatlve nctlou lit oonxress
upon the subject which brouKht the hotly
together in the hent of midsummer, was
entered upon bythehousoof representa
tives at 11 o'clock totlny. Tho general tie
bate will continue, Wednesday nlKht, nnd
throughout tho last three days of tho week
dobatu will bo continued under theflvo
minuto rulo. It will close by tho limita
tion of nKrei'tnent, unless the houso ad
journs nt la o'clock mldiilKht Saturday.
AccordltiK to the olllclal interpretation
Riven hy Spenker Crisp to tlio terms of
tho order under which the discussion is
TjroceedlnK the house will meet at noon on
Monday, the 28th inst., nnd proceed im
mediately nfter reading tho journal to
vote upon the substitute for the Wilson
repeal bill, Introduced by lleprosentntlve
Ulaud, involving tho question of free coin
age of sllvur nt nny one ot several pro
posed ratios. It is probable that the yens
and nays will be called upon each one of
the several propositions, so tlmtit is likely
to bo late in tlio day before tho vote upon
the declslvo question o repeal or no re
peal is reached.
The debate tills week promises to he of
great popular Interest. Mr. llreckenridge,
of Kentucky, "tho silver tongued orator,"
is booked to speak today. Iteprosentntivo
Fellows, of New York, who divides with
Hourko Cockrnn tho oratorical honors of
Tiunmany Hall, Is announced for a speech
tomorrow, intended us nu answer in detail
to that delivered in fuvor of free coinage
of silver by Mr. llryan, of Nebrtiskn, last
week.
Mr. Uynum, of Imlinna, onoof the wheel
horses of tho antl-sllver forces, is also down
for a speech tomorrow. Representative
Wilson, of West Virginia.popularly slated
for tho chairmanship of the ways and
means committee, and the author of the
pendliu: bill providing for tlio repenl of
the purchasing clause of the Sherman law,
is expectctl to close tho general debate on
Wednesday. Hourko Cockrnn will nlso
speak, and ex-Speaker Heed, it is boliovotl,
will sny somothlng before the debato
closos. There is a tremendous pressure
exerted for placo on tho speaker's list, and
the time will he exhausted, leaving many
who must be contented with "leave to
print."
It is improbablo that nnvthing will be
done in the senate, savo perhaps to dispose
of tho two election cases. There wero three
of these, but one that concerning Mr.
Ueckwith's titlo to his seat by virtuo of
appointment of the govoruor of Wyoming
has been removed from tho calendar be
cause of tho resignation of tho appoint
ment. Senator Morrill has given notice that he
will address tho senate on the silver repeal
bill, nnd it was tho understanding Friday
when tho sennte adjourned that n voto
should 1 taken on election cases nt 5
o'clock this afternoon. Tho final voto
however, is subject to postponement, if it
shall apponr that the time is not suillclent
to enable. Senator Vance, chairman of the
committee on privileges and election, to
lltilsh his speech.
Voorheos is down for a speech tomorrow
on tho silver repeal bill which bears his
name, and it is hardly to bo expected that
ho will fail to call forth interrogations
nnd interruptions which will make tho
speech interesting, aside from its intrinsio
merits. After tomorrow the program of
the senato can scarcely Lo defined. The
bill to increaso national bank circulation
is tlio regular order, and while thoro was
somo expectation last week that it could
be disposed of in a day or, two at most, it
appears now that it may provoko a debate
which will consume the entire week. Tho
Butler amendment which is pending to
repeal tho state bank tax is one of the
planks of the Chicago platform, und is a
subject of much greator and moro far
reaching importance than the mere propo
sition to extend the national bank circula
tion contained tn the bill. Senators take
strong grounds on this subject, and it is
fair to presume that it cannot bo disposed
of without a severo nnd prolonged strug
gle. The outlook for tho week is one of much
talk but llttlo achievement.
Wants to SearcU for llitrleil Treasure.
St. Louis, Aug. 21. W. A. I.angworthy.
of Yellvllle, Ark., writes to tho board of
directors of the Merchants' Exchange of
St. Louis asking consideration font scheme
involving a seurch for buried treasure.
He states in brief that he knows the lo
cution, somewhere on the coast of Florida,
of two chests, each containing ?1,000,000 in
gold, burled In tho -10's by Spanish plrntes,
Langworthy asks the exchange to organ
ize a company with a capital of 10,000 to
seurch for this gold.
UrutHlly llout Ills .Sick Wife.
Xorkibtowk, l'a., Aug. 21. Mrs. Ella
Park, living at Harmonville, has been
suffering for some time with cancer. He
cause her moaning interfered with his
sleep her husband William, a burly
butcher, who had come home intoxicated,
beat her into insensibility. The brute was
arrested. j
Overtaken and Shut to Death
PADUCAH, Ky., Aug. 31. A negro tramp
went to the farm of Albert Horn anil
ask ml for food. Mrs. Horn was alone and
the tramp assaulted her Her screams
brought her husband from tl,.- Held und
the negro iled. Two iMjst.es startedin pur
suit and shot him to death. I
While Gets the Full Penalty.
Wit Ciikster, l'a., Aug. 31. George
White, a negro from Xew Garden town
ship, who pleaded guilty to nn attempted
awutult on a 15-year-old colored girl named
Frances Armstrong, was sentenced to live
years in the Eastern penitentiary and a
tine of $100 and costs.
Seven Hundred llarrels of Whisky lturned.
Lancaster, Pa.. Aug. ai. Jacob Herb
ster's bnndetl warehouse and distillery at
Home, Warwick township, was destroyed
by hq incendiary fire. Seven hundred bar
rels of whisky were destroyed and the losa
will be over 130,000.
Camden l'olleeuieil Unlled,
Capb Hat, Aug. 81. Judge Garrison
placed in til bauds of Justice Paul a de
cision otuiflrwlug the legality ot the com
mitiiMNit of Oamdtti uoUeetnen. The ' men
woru diseliargd this morning oi ball.
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