The Evening ERALD. VOL. VHI.-NO. 23S. SHENANDOAH. PA.. AVE DNES DAY. DECEMBER 0. 1S93. ONE CENT i S P. IB. Corsets. Every lady l i893-aiE3::Ra:sT:M:.s '-1893 The latest of all earnet Is now displayed In my window. It Is called There ought oat to ho a homo this Christmas without It. In- leroBllng lo. both young and old. And cheap, too only GO OtS 116-118 North Main Street, - Shenandoah, Pa. Are You a Lover! Latest and Most Exquisite Thing In dinnor ware is "Virginia Bronze" in English prcelaino. Will sell you ono or a hundred pieces or more. Buy a pieco now and agaiu and you will soon havo a full set. Wo will keep on hand an open stock of it. J Ofix-lsToauca. HJinnox" Sots. Oo.aLs'toftca. ITozx Sots. Havo just opened a crate of Itidgway's Porcclaino, Flcuretto and Lorraine handsome for wedding or Christmas gilts. Chamber sets, now designs. Wo aro determined to ploaso you in uom styio anu price. kcesssMo GH. DUNCAN 4 WAIDLEY. H OOKS & BROWN, Toilet Cases. Dressing ( Shaving' Sets. Plush Boxes of Paper, Etc., Etc. ( A largo and varied assortment of Gold Pens. (.CfcHuloidNovoUioseinnot be beaten. Ask M the finest 23c cloth bound book in town; other hound books. Rocking Horses, Blackboards, Dolls, Games, ABC Blocks, &c. No trouble to moHvmnals at Publisher's Prices. 3STo. & NEW MINOE MEAT. Wo sell tho Best Grade keep no second gmde. NEW BLOATER MACKEREL, extra largo. Fine now No. 1 Mackerel. OUR FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER. Always the best quality and always fresh. OUR NEW FISHING CREEK BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. NEW COMB IIONEY. New Evaporated Apricots, Nectarines and Peaches. New Citron and Lemon Peal. ILL BUY: 8 lbs Now French stalk; 8 lbs Now Cleaned cleaned : 1 lb Now Mixed Tea, cood IV 1 r-. -l" ' f rtl ,l(ow vJorn, "rnuo oi oneiiunuoair tiuarket; 3 can3 Now Corn, Maryland extra qual'- M - (Christ, noylejvj "rrrj'or Sale Brands o: wcu -k Op Vatont Flour. Public koldCon,. Notice Is hereby Elvsai lag or OeurangJwer M provided by tl 4 - April ith, Wb. You aro a business man, and used to straight forward buslnoss talk facts facts facta. Your wife has boon looking for a Piano., Sewing Machine, Organ, Chamber Suit, Parlor Suit, Or somotliing olso in our lino. Why not buy it now. Wo aro soiling cheaper than over. J.P.WILUAMS&SOft P. PI. Corsets. should try it, of Fine China ? Call and look through 8 South Main Street. Cases. Work Boxes. Pencils and Fountain Pens. Our lino of oar MUSIC 1!0X ALBUMS. Wo have places, 33c. Also, auother lot of tho 20c cloth Magic Lanterns, Trunipots, Tree Ornnracnts, show goods. Wo can supply all kinds of 1ST. IMEiaJLxi Stroot. Cents Prunes ; 8 lbs New Raisins, off Currants; 7 lbs Now Currants, not quality; 2 cans Wholo Toma- 1 1 il V il - urauu uouiing uuuer in mo packi packing ; 2 cans Now Salmon, to Arrive! Ono Car Puro Chop. Two Cars Timothy liny. Two Cars Oats. IE Slid 11)11) ! It Was Declared Off Early This Morning-. THE TERMS UNKNOWN I To Any Hut TIicinu Directly l.ngngeil In llio Negotiation for tho Settlement, lint u I'ull Statement Will lio Mmln In. morrow. AKLY this morning there was t flashed over tho telegraph wiros of the country an an nouncement that tho Btriko of tho Lehigh Valley Railroad employes had been declared olf and all tho mon wcro instructed to report for duty at once. Tho announcement was a groat surpriso as thcro was a general belief that both parties woro determined and prepared for a much longer fight. This belief was based on tho fact that tho employes showed a bolder and stronger front yostorday than at any time during tho strike, and the company, though its main lino trallic was badly tied up, ox pressed confidenco that it would bo ablo to pull through tho difficulty. Tho first intimation of tho cud of tho strike was wired from Philadelphia, at "il:Xi o'clock tills morning and with it was a brief announcement that Prosidont Wilbur hud stated that ho had not receded .from his original position but would "mako a. full ofllcial statement to-day. At 2:30 a dispatch was sent out from Bethlehem announcing that tho terms of settlement wcro satisfactory to all parties. Tho offoct of tho annouuoemont was magi cal. As with ono inspiration all tho old employes of tli9 road atall points pll'ected by tho strike made themselves roady to take charge of their old trains and at daylight all trains woro moving at schedule timo. It was cxccllont proof of tho systematic arrangement of tho Brotherhood's affairs and the confidenco ropced by tho men on strike in thoso who had chargo of conferences with tho company. "The strike is declared oil, " was sufficient. Tho men seemed to understand it thoroughly. They felt confident that they wcro justified iu letarniug to work without hesitation and tli.it when tho full particulars of settlement would be made public thoy would show that the interests of tho men had been cared for. One of tho men who retumod to work this morning said to a Herald reporter, "I don't know what the terms arc, butl havo enough confidence in. our loaders to know that tho strike would not bo declared oil' with uo gain to the mon, This striko has been too well managed to fizzle out and I am going hack to work feeling sure that when a full report of the conferences is givon it will be found that tho men havo gained something. All I know now is that tho striko is olf and all tho old men are to go back to their old places." At daybreak this morning all tho freight crows employed on tho Mahanoy division of tho Lehigh Valloy railroad and residing at Mauch Chunk reported for duty and to-day wore running their trains regularly between Mauch Chunk and Mt. Carniel, and Shaniokin. At half past seven o'clock this morning ono of tho largest Empire freight trains which had pasod through this town in many weeks passed westward through town on tho way from Mauch Chunk to Shamokin. It was propellod by two engines and all the members of the old crew weio In charge. The men woro smiling and waved their arms enthusi astically to friends who shouted to them along tho line. This train was mado up of loaded cars which had been stalled at Mauch Chunk and neighboring points during tho strike. The order to return to work covers tho striking telegraph operators as well as tho railroaders. Up to noon to-day uonoofthe rallroadors or telegraphers on tho Mahanoy division had heard what tho tonus of the settlement were, but one man who came in from Manch Chunk said that ho had boen led to bcliovo that tho ooucossions by the company and strikers wero about equal. Up to a lato hour (his afternoon no publio auuounc insnt of the terms upon which the Lehigh Valley llallroed strikers have been ordered to work hud been made. The Heualu succeeded iu getting direct oomtminlostiou with au authoritlvo source at Mauch Chunk shortly after noon, but could loam nothing definite. Tiio reply was to tho cfi'cct that nothing regarding tho conferences which wero still in progress this morning could ho glvon out. Sumo rallroadors said tills afternoon that tho striko had not really ended. Tho men had been ordered to work, hut that was only pending tho lesult of tho conferences. THE TARIFF BILL. What Slnnil Will Congressman Itollly Titko On It ! Special to IlEltAI.D. Wamiin(1ton Dec. 0. Thcro is much speculation In regard to tho course Congress man Kellly will tako ou tho tariff question. Tho position of tho Congressman is such that it is gcnorally consldorod hero that to bo consistent ho must veto against tho bill which has been reported by the committee ou Ways and Means. Mr. Ilellly can oast his viito against the bill without fear of tho politiual hatchet, bo- oalifo it is pretty welt understood that ho will not be a oondidato for re-election to Congress, but whero tho uncertainty presents itself is whether huhas tho manhood to place himself in au uneuviablo light with the Administration and cast his voto against tho Wllsou bill at tho risk of losing his weight in patronage. Congressman Itollly is undoubtedly in a trying position and his ultimate action will bo awaited . with great interest among his friends hore as woll as among 'his constit uents in Schuylkill county. It is gcnorally agreed hcroitliat his voto in favor of tho Wilson bill with tho recommend ed coal schedule included will dig his poli tical grave. ENGLAND FAVORED FIRST. TJio Meiissign Printed 111 London lteToro It Was Delivered. Spelal to Kvenino Hehai.d. New Youk, Dec. 0. Unprecedented things aro constantly happening under tho Clovelaud Administration. For tho first timo in history Monday tho raessngo of tho President of tiio United States was known in London beforo it was in Washington or New York. The London stock market closes at 3 p. m., which is about 10 a. m. in New York city. Tho President's mossago was not given out until about noon in Washington and tho first hints of its contents caruo to Now York by cable from London. Tho Stock Exchanges of both countries wcro in sinpenso as to its provisions, and while Will street was waltiug for news London began to sell stocks on tho message Tho Wall street Journal, a financial organ, at onco cablod to London, asking if thcro was anything ubout a bond issuo in Clcvo land's message Tho following answer was actually received aud printed in Wall street beforo the message was given out in Wash ington : "Thero is uo promise in the President's mossago of a bond issue, but o hint that ono may come. Main plut in message is urgent request that Wilson Tariff bill be passed at onco." It actually. seemed that the headquartors of tho Cleveland Administration was in London for tho timo being, and that tho Stock Ex change, first of London aud then of New York, received the earliest inside information of tho President's recommendations. It was recallod that a few weeks ago tho first news of the Hawaiian episolo was receivod by way of London and Auckland. The White House clerks having chargo of tho adv.ir.co proofs of tho message wcro under oath not to roveal any of its contents, hut some one in tho confidence of tho President must havo cabled to London iu time to make tho information of use beforo the stock exchange thero closed for tho day. Don't suffer with indigestion, use Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. lm A Social Time. Tho Oriental Court of MaJ. Jennings Council No. 307, Jr. O. U. A. M., held its regular monthly nieotlug last evening, and wero visited by about thirty members of Carpenter Council, of Ashland, headed by a drum corps. Thirty one members were initiated into the mysteries of the Oriental degree, after which the newly-made and visiting members were escorted to the American Hotel and partook of a sumptuous supper.' A very pleasant evening was spent by those present. USR DANA'S SAKSAPABILLA.rwi "THE KIND THAT CUBES." A( the Theatre. Those who attended the two performances of "The Burglar" at the opera house Satur day wero captivated by tho romarkablo versatility of little "Edltha" when she mado her first appearance before the footlights. 8he took both audiences by storm ; aud yet tills is but a oommou occurrence to tho petite actress, for young as she is little Lottio Brieooe Is quite an experienced artist. lmtll, Man., Sun. At Ferguson's theatre on Tuesday, Doc. 13th. Lane's Family Medicine Moves the Ilowsls Booh day. Most people need to use it. New Dally. B. II. lUuoli & Sou have commenced the publication of a new Iall in Mauoh Chunk, Th Dml AVk, tho first number appearing ou Monday. We wish the now venture every success. MORE FAMILY JARS ! Mr. Dougherty Arrested on a Serious Charge. $1,000 BAIL REQUIRED I I'lin Charge U Adultery mid tliu Suit I. Ilroiiirht lly ii It.littlvn of Mrs. I int;li im It As ii Mc.iiih ofl'iilillu Vliiillintlim Intnr uMliitf Trial llxpccted. SEQUEL tothoro ently ventilated troubles in court of tho Dougherty family was furnished last night by the arrest of tho husband and do fciulant, J. J. Dough orty, ou a very serious clwrgo preferred by his brothor in-law, John T. Casey. Mr. Dougherty was arrested by Constablo Thomas Tosh aud when taken before Justice Denglcr he waived a hearing and cntcrod $1,000 bail for his trial at court, 11. Q. Hess becoming his bondsman. The charge against Mr. Dougherty is that in the month of October, Iact, ho was guilty of adultery with ono Bridget Cuff in Mul len's hotel, St. Clair. Mr. Casey, who is a brother of Mrs. Doughorty, said to-day, "This suit is not brought to put Doughorty in jail, but to vindicate my sister. In tho trial of the assault and battery suit Mr. Potueroy told tho Jury that my sister's actions wero duo to unfounded (oalousy and sinco tho trial, becauso Dougherty got oil witli paying tho co'ts, ho and his friends havo been claiming that my sister was beaten in her suits in court. Now wo havo brought these suits to show tho public and tho court that my sister had more than jealousy to mako her complain aud even if any jealousy existed it was not without foundation. We have worked up this caso thoroughly and will havo a longtalo to unfold when tho proper timo comes. Tills suit will bring out tho letter so much spoken of In connection with tho other suits, and also anothor one, and we regret it very much; hut these steps are nocessary to counteract sentiments which others aro trying to raise against my sister. Sho could not bring tho suit iu her came and I havo done it us ono of her nearest relatives." VlSItSONAI.. Mr. Price, father in-law of Hon. John W. Morgau, is dangerously 111. Dr. J. Pierce Roberts retumod last evening from Baltimore, Md., whero he spent the pact week visiting friends. Mrs. John L. Williams, of Shamokin, was in town yesterday, the guest of her brother-in-law, Daniel Williams. Mossrs. Lloyd and Morgan, of (Jlcnmorgan 8hiro, South Whalos, aro spending a few days at the Commercial Hotel. Thoy areimembers of tho Ithondda Glee Club which won tho big prize at the World's Fair Eisteddfod. Wui It. Kendrick, who has just concluded a fivo yours' service iti tho United States Army and holds tho positiou of first cornetist in tho famous Marine baud, is iu town spend ing a month's vacation with his father, Mine Host Kendrick. Young Mr. Kendrick has very flattering offers from several prominent musical organizations, but is holding thorn under advisement. I' is quite likely ho will return to tho Marine Baud for a while. Important to Property Owner. Iu view of tho numerous accidents which have recently occurred by poople falling down stairways at their residences tho under signed has made a study of the cheapest and best methods of furnishing all stairways with a substantial and ornamental balustrade. I can put a substantial railing In any oom mou houso for five dollars. John It. Cconey, 120 West Oak street, Shenandoah. 12-." lw First 111 Tim l'leld. John L. nassler, of West Coal street, is the first of our townsmen to authorize the public announcement of his oaudidacy for election as Chief Burgess. Mr. Hassler has been a resident and prominent business man of this town for a number of years, lie gives assur ances that if lie is elocted he will fill the office faithfully and impartially. USE DANA'S SABBAPABILLA, its "THE KIND THAT CUBES." Will Attend. A letter was received to-day from State Secretary Weand. of tho P. O. 8. of A.. stating that he will attend the re-union of the oams of the order In this district, to be held on Thursday, uecember lltn. Wonders' one doaen $3 oablueta for $1. S. E Cor. Centre and Market Sts., Pottsvllle. 11-21-lm Found Out. The best and easiest way to get rid ol a oougu or cold that may develop into con sumption Is to Invest'. cents In a bottle ol t'au- j lua, tue greni remedy lit coiigns, ixims, La Grippe, Throat aud Luiur Disorders. Trial bottles iree at P. f. 1). Ktrlln's drug sture. Died. YODES At Msnheim, Ph., December 3, 1803, James W. Yoder. Funeral will take place from the residence of the late deceased on Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock, interment in Falrview cemetery, Manheim, Friends and relatives respectfully Invited. St WILL IT BE MELLET ? l'rnil lent Cleveland Ii Nut Itwidy Vet t Ohe Out l'le. Special to Evbnino Hhiiai.I), Washington, Deo. G. The post otllco right in Slionandoah may bo settlod this week. If it is not tho fight may bo prolonged some timo. That is tiio opinion of thoso who Boom to know all about such contests. As tho Slionandoah post otllco is eoeond class, it is something worth fighting for. It brings tho postmaster a salary of over $8,000 a yonr nud ho has eight appointments flya carriers and tlireo clerks. Tnere is consider able wire pulling hero for it. Thoro aro qulto a number of Pennsylva- nians in this city and most of thorn wore prownt at tho opening session of Congrns yesterday. Quite a dolegation is here from Schuylkill county making a fight for the Shenandoah postmastership. Tho oommlsilon of the Itopublicau incumbent will expire December 20. Postmaster General Blssel, iu view of tho fact that commissions will explro iu some GOO Presidential post offices In December and. January, has annouucod tUt ho will dovote all his timo up to tho 15th of this month in giving hearings in thoso esses. Tho delegation from Schuylkill consist of Stato Senator B. J. Monaghaii, Ex-Senator King, M. T. Quinn and M. T. O'CouilolI. They are In tho interest of C.J. Qninn. Thoy claim that four-fifths of the patrons of the Shenandoah post office have petitioned fur Mr. Qulnn's appointment. Congressman Kellly is representing Michael Mollot. It will be interesting to note tho result of tho contest between tho Stilo Senator and tho Congressman a. Coiiinil toil to Jail. Peter and Michael Lark In wero arraigned before Justico Green at Wm. Penn by Con stable Peters on charges preferred by tholr sister in-law, Mrs. Julia Larkin. Michael was charged with assault and battery with intent to kill and Peter was called to ac count for malicious mischief. Tho formor was held iu $500 ball and the other in $800, but as both were nnablo to furnish the secur ity thoy were oomuiitted to tho Pottsvilib jiil to await trial. All tho parties reside at No. 2. Superintendents and others having the arrangements of Christmas festivities will do woll to consult Kemmorer, 131 North Main street, beforo purchasing confectionery. . 12 C-lf He Sct m Womiui. Constable Peters, of Wm. Penn, happened to bo walking through Lost Creok No. 2 yesterday when he heard a woman crying out for help. The constable ran to a houso where he supposed the distressed women to be, and (ouml a Pole named Matt. Shalinski bcatino Mrs. Catherine Joyce. Shalinski was arrested by Peters and when arraignett before Justice Green was placed under $300 bail for trial at court. The cost of Christmas festivities is com paratively low whon the confectionery Is purchased off Kemmorer. 12-G.tf A llurslar Arrested. Giczegus Tribulis, a Hungarian, was taken to the Pottsvillo jail this morning to await trial on a cbargo of birglary. The arrest wa made by Constablo Phillips. Tribulis stolo into a boarding house in Schmidt's row at an early morniug hour and ransackod several of tho bedrooms, but tho ouly article of valuo ho got was a silver watch. This he sold at a small jewolry shop on South Main street and It was recovered thero by Constablo Phillips. M. L. Kemmerer is manufacturing candy at special rates for the Christmas Sunday school festivities. 12-5 tf Will buy a Hundred pound bag of Jpride of Lehigh. Guaranteed as good as Home sold at ti.' and S2.U. !Q.Q5 Will buy h bag of (Sold Dust Fiji. r, Best flour made for the money. Graf's 122 North Jardin Street 112 South tain St, Open from 1 to aud 7 to 1 1 p. Bi.datly Change of program twice a week. Ad mission, 10 cts.to all parts. Children un der 9 years, Co. All can come without an escort.
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