"I EVENING HERALD Published dally, except Sunday bj ixHAhii rvithiMlixtt coari'Aftr, "ibl'cavlon office and mechanical department, Nurih Market Street. . tJaTi1 lb delivered In Shenandoah And ine jieiam 8ulf0UDdihgniwh8iJr!3liCeiat8 t weok.payablo to tho carriers. Uy mall, Three lobars a yer orTwentylle tents per month, 1vaneo itiiwtTrttit charged according tu spueo position. Tbe publishers reserve the right natige the uosit'm of advertisements when i r the publication of new requires It The tntt" also roperved to reject anv advcrtlso v rt,t, thtthrr prt"l 'or or not. that the pub r.ir may tfcnm Improper. Advertising rauw vnnwn upon iippHostlnn 'U'"-ia ,11 td'. post omcuut Shenandoah. Pa., nrt el. M mall matter 'in uvnstsn itiiUAi.it, Sbou.tndoah. I'enni. vnincj Herakl MONDAY, DKCKMliKIt SI. 1S01 Ku'tt new revelation reiinllng tho ll iwHiinn itff Ir H'lil shame to the D 'tuo- cr.it ic Administration. m:i'HETART Caim.MLG wains anxlou-to tliun.ler down the ages a the statesman who proposed to create n flniuiol.il ohno mi'! cdil it prosperity. h Is gratifying io learn th-it President (' .v. laid in imj tying tit hooting trip. We learol tbut in these tnel mcholy time thfe " nothing !b.t' ho could eujjy em reflecting on the dear, de id past. Now that Samuel Gompers has been ousted from the presidency of I he Anierl can KedHMtiou of Labor, lis Is confronted with the necessity ol going to work for a living. Mr. GumpiMN hunting for a jot: will present it specta lie of a new labor movement nltosether original and credit' nble. They say tu Washington thai the Presl dent's trip down the ooat was undertaken with a view of eradicating the taint of rhetmntlsit still llugoring ill hW system At first It was given out that the exctir. sion was organized with a view of erndl cat I iit; the ducks, but thnt information now -eeins to have bi-en incorrect. Ski.'HETAUY CAIIMSLU has achieved bad eminence In onu respect. In fifty years no other man has ever caused as many panic . When It-: put through the House bUopir cent, btnk bill, a lo.eii years ago, the surrender ol circulation by th b'uikt startled everybody, md price? of stocks fell about ?200,000,OCK) in a week Wtieu he talked of redet-niing Tre.isury notes, in silver, early ta lb!3, the most d.s a tro ts panic for fifty years began once. Now his Currency bill has kuocke a bole In the bottom of die Treasury, and thj loss of reserve till! sink If, if uot soon une-uod. Secretary CarlMe hns not me.i t 10 d i harm tu any of t iese case1 He -.rup'.y does uot comprehend the cm ditioua which are necessary to the safety ot the (In meet Ho is a panic-maker TilU ivpn t of Admiral Walker covers the Adniinl-urutlou with dUeraue a re a lects its foreliiu prdioy. The condltioi of American industrlm exhibits its ill urnce as respects the tariff. The dally shipment of gold to Kitrope and with drawals from the Treasury show how its fl uncial policy h ts ptrulyzptl the public o d;t and enibarr.t-std trade. In every di rection the Democratic party covers itse with shuue wherever it is trieil wtilir sponslbillty and power. It plays into th baii.l .it Ktighi'id, ami sacriilces America iutt-re-'H lu the Pacific, becntue of pltlfu me iii ims md jsnloit"y toward Presld-ut Ii.u n on. Contemptible prlvnto s die at- weiyh. with till Deimicrattu Admit I tr.ti.u Hvory aspiration of pa riolism A-.d Iin most, humiliating dnc.in coiner jii- at the time when In every oili deptr. iiie-it of repoiislbillty the Hem crt i . .r. ' is provinu Its nmnz ok ittOH p.icy itnworihluess. Tim .iieiiiul proiliic;lons ot Ilurns, th vislttn.' StolalUt and labor reformer, a like sbsi ks' int, tough and strong, and sofarb-y.nl digestion that he has not diKeUed thent himself. He proclalrn btmelf a prophet, but it is well enough s imettuiM-to letnem or that niiwt propli . - .l ive 1 li'.imliugs, and that only a . !- ev - iejsfde.1 In iilHklug the 1 r-iei-t-o,ile. Vnue ot Burn's t . 1 r h.v- any illntllluattve q 1 I Is il.e old we-HUA-iry y reme fl th skiei will ruin ir-ae..-and floods ot milk, anil honey gu-u upw.tr oitnf h utr'h. tUjact it and you wltl it go to p?r4itian like the devu ridden G.i ltretmviue whiou ran down 1 steep pit., linottte-et Hut of rtuiedle and autelioruiious tordtstitrhedsDcial ami iud wtrlal oou iiuou- h knows no mo'v than any of Ui- tiv,iri. aIIIiUhiu ud.x of nil ..'t'ior Ud .in i d penetration 111 e iii-u 11 I- u po4n.v- tbat at tium lie may p - As soul ' (iii'm- Hud uwlillnt-, l.ut b baa uiiuh Ueie, and bis sp,., I'.i..lb has biu tiUHpuoluimtol, pni-tioulaily ajioc thu Wuikiugmen who txptcted so much of him. ilEVllJMS; i'ho Rioli Woman's Suit Against Her Fathor's Esooutors, BEE DEMAND3 All AOOOUHTINO. Secret lleitrlliir tins Ilrrn In I'mgri'S" for the 1'iwt Tlirco Ytvirs Mrs. Orren Acotm it th Hxi-cuttirs of tiros Mnmijre- ageim-nt. NEW YolIK, Dec. 21. Dr-splto ltor busi ness acumen iintl the shrewd miiiinifciiHMit of her flnnuriul affairs, Mrs. "Hetty" roen, tlin wealthiest woman in America, s obliged to uilmlt thnt it not lneonslder nble portion of her vast ostttto is badly en tangled, anil thai. It drifted Into Its in- olved condition utterly tmUnown to lier. Thero hm uuli'tly been Kolmr on In thu Mills building in till city for nearly three yonrs a socrat hearing lh'fors it referee ap pointed by tho supreme court in which A V'tS. 11KTTY OP.LUN. Mrs. Grcfti s.i'ks to have the executor?. mill trustees of her father's citato account for a trust fund of about .,( K),000 left by lim for her benefit. Mrs. Green, through her counsel, Law yer William H. Stayton, of No. 45 Cedar street, alleged tli.it there has boon gross mlsmanasiMiiont by tho executors and trustees; that, whereas tho law requires executors to come In n:id wind up their accounts within I'ighteiiu months, twenty- nlno yours have clap I since tier father s leath, and lle-ro Is still a largo sum of noney in th . bauds of Henry A. Hurling, me of the executors. It is also all"ged tint, nlthoti'rh tho law allows oxwiirors to exn 'tid but f.101) with out vouchor!, and that, moreover, in sep arate sums not exceeding WD each, It is ad mitted that moro than a hundred thous and dollars hits b.ien spent by the execu tors for which they have no vouchers. The testimony lias thus far consisted en tirely of statements and admissions made by Henry A HiWing. th" only surviving executor; K lva'l 1). M indell, a trustee, and their ivcountiint, Charles K. Tow'n- send. Hetty" Green's fathr, Kdward M. ltob- luson, dlod In June, 1815, leaving n fortuuo of about .),n.iJ,000, which ho had iicciimu luted thruiigh ventures ill whaling and trading vessels. Quo million dollars of this wont direct to his only damjliter, Hetty." Thu residue was loft In trust for h.T. Mr. ltohlnson named its trust'! Henry iV. Darling, 11 clerk tn Ills employ ; Kdwn-d D. Mandell, I hen I lie managing clerk i 1 Mr. Itoblnson's Now 15 -lford (Mass.) olll-o, and A. II. Davis, a clerk In bis Now York oitlce. They were to pay tho income to Mrs. Given, and nt her death tho principal win to go t.i her children, 'ho bMng then about to uii.rry Edward A. Green. The will also namud th throe same men as executors. Mandell did not qualify as oxocutor, notwithstanding tho fact that hud he don" o ho would havo rocdvod n comp.'tisat'on I per c mt of tho principal, allowed b'- law, which would havo noon StJ.Oili Ha was tho only wealthy man of the thivo. At tho same time ho continued to act as trustor. Neither tho executors nor tho tnntoos woro required to g.ve bonds. DavU was put In an Iinano asylum in 187s. For two or threo yoai-s, however, tho others paid liiin bts coinmisslons. Mrs. tircen, learning of this, mado acoinplaiiit, and I) tvls n-3lgnod as trustjj, though still nnutuulitfc nu oxocutor. Davis nftorward died. Kdwarl II. Green, tho husband of Mr, ijro .a, vn put in m trustoo in Davis' plocj. T.f no.lll.i ll .vi w -riiig parties, t'lTjf-ir.' t AI?. (i't m's complaint, if Daviiatj. M 1 i.i 'll nad Mdward II Green, th.ai-.M n 'aafgoi of irrogularitlos are inad i agik. nr. th latter. The executors havo had on hand sluen the first (i..o utntlng n sum which has sometimes been as high us 2,091,010. au 1 which has nnV-r fallen lnlow J'l.I.'.tKll Mrs. Grotui, as 11 shr 'Wit business woman, views with u nnzeniont tho fact that tlt.i i lnoomo-froi.i this iimjunts to but ifl,l))J. i mid with oi. .:iat'.ou the fact that the j collection of this lueomo has cost tho cs 1 tatUl,00;). 1 Nearly thirty years after tho donth of I Hdw.ird M. Hoblnsou, Henry A. Darling, !W surviving eveoutor, admits that there Is htmtn his himds WIJ.IWl.ll), bdonglng to ' the estate, and this, ton, when he is not and never has lxen under bonds. . Only tostlmony bearing on tho business transactions of the executors has so far lioon taken, find Is still not finished. There Is yet to lie tnlteii the tostlmony relative tothoafTalrsof tho tru iteoi. And the ret- erenis! Is costing the estate about $101 for every honi'liig. Mts. Gi'.ii. ouMideof the liiooma from the fund lift in trust for her, is worth about Hlfi.t) v.uJ). rihe has won fume for her Mi re w.UloAl lugs ill Wall btroet, wliere 1 she had many times demonstrated bet ability to oK) with tho Inwtllnanolors. She Is a little more thaii 50 years old. Mrs. Green 1 the oniboilliiient of coon- 1 omy In her household iifT'dw. Her ux- ! ns do not oxooed Jt,uj.i ,1 - 'iiaywir. -It Is said, however, thnt to' : uitlinat , friends tunl tlti.-.o whom ho knows to b . worthy and tu ueetl lu performs malty aots of generosity. Her wealth ut jer d.Mth will go to ' : win, Kdwartl II H. Green, aud a dim,. . .-. A Cliilil IHu rriim flili-I. TsOItltlt ro s l'a . I).' . -I - -A ti yo.ir olil tlnugliter ot .lolin Wiisblntrion illcit ...r day from grluf. Two wooksugo nn older sister died, uud avor since tlio llttlo ono refused to ut uuil grudually plnod awny. Tn jiiNl r nn Old liiillvtiiient. CltlcAtu). Dee ;! K ('. l. dni y, preil dent of the North Klterbunk, Now 'oil. when It failed sevnr.il years ngu, and who whs Indicted by the irrntnl Jury at I hi. tlmo of tho fail urn of th.i lmnk, and who. Indictment was one of thoiio found in ti c tilfreon hole of the district nlloriiey of New' York during the Laxow lnv nlgu tlon, was in Chluago liwt uvmiIiik on n.-i way to New York. Ho would not talk nbotlt the matter, but uppeitrod 111 hto s . livdiiey has lioiin living tu Crlpplu l loo . Lolo., everslnij.i leaving Now Yo-k. Thu Arinelilnli Int'Htli;utIoit. CoXBTASTINdl'LK, Dec St. The portu has agreed to instruct tho foreign delegnt si who will itccimipany the Arm n In com mission that they an- iMiipowarcl not only to suggest (inostlons tn thn wituouss, but also to p 'rsonally oxaiiilno th'un Abdul lah Pasha hits withdrawn fr m thu presi dency of the commission at the last mo meiit. and has !,on replaced by two of ficials from the ministry of Justice, who started yesterday for Krzur.r.tm, where tl.u other meinb!r4 or the ooni.nUsiou ureal ready assembled. To I'rnsrciite OtcomarfTHrliie Dc-tler. TltSSToS, Deo. 'it. Sluco th recent (Jititsjtl StitM str.jremo court decision con- oerntiig the .eiiiH': In oleomargarluo tin big western dealers 111 that commodity have inad'! this state their chief distribut ing ceuter, Sttti Dairy Commissioner McGulre s tys thoy are not complying witu tho state la.vs a'td ann.iii.ieoi that ho in tends to pr.noeuce a I VPJ- nitni') of firms for evasion. Compl.i.afi has h-.-u mad -ngnlnst the largest content in the trade in Jersey City, and otuors will follow Inline dlately. Ilayvtitid tn be Tried Next Menlli. MinnkapijLis, Dec 21. Harry Ha ward, accused of instigutin ; tha murder of Calli criue Giug, D.si. ;i, was uiTalgned tn th 1 district cou t on tho cliargi of nittrdor I tho first degree. He pleaded not guilt.', and his enso was sit for .Ian. 21. Tie case of Clous Bllxt, th" self confessed too of Hay ward in tlr- matter of tho ennu, was taken up njaln ! th iwmrt and was reset for tlie same us the ilayvnnl trial. ?.Ittrilerer Walters Acquitted. KKADIXU, P.i., D.'c at.-Tlio juty In th Walters wife murder case r.-udercd a vur diet of not guilty, :tud tho prisoner was at once discharged. This created consider able surprise, in It was suppmed that the prisoner would lit toast bo cunv.ctid ot a lower grade of homicide, as there was no greater provocation at tho time of Its com mission than tU-Ti) hail ojjn during many mouths. Ten Years for 11 Train llolilie Helkxa, Mont., life. 21. Charles .Tone.-, train roboer, has bwn s mto.u-od to ton vo-trs' Imprisonment. .Tones and throe nth r men hold 11:1 a N.i.'ihorn Pacific train at Groy ClilT In u.is ern Mtmtan 1, In August, 1SDJ. 'L'lu otlur ilifo un.-u were killed In tlio eh no for ihclr eupturo, and Jones was once s-uWiueil to be hnngoil, but got n new irial. Illew Oir the Side or Hii Pare. GLASSiior.o, X. J., Deo. 1. While hand ling a gun William Carslrum, employed by Prestoit Dllks, near h:f, was terribly Injured. The w.riou dl target in some unaccountable way and 1 no ltnl chargo ol siiot htriuli Uarstru.us 11 o. iil'itvlng oIT ouochoolv ciituplctoly. N si.ot entered his liruln, no bo ics woro hrok u, mid tho man will recuver. It.imliert rri'.rcd tor Iicnth. CAMIJKN', N. J., lijc. 21. ltefusliig to regard Theoili ro I-atub -rt. the heartless 1 slayer of the ' aiiKlen I-MI-. s legally 1 clincd or his Lambert, says he is dead, Justice Charl. G ' . s' to grant the .vntuf i.i'i , lcleaso from the Ci. ndeii j.ill. though declaring his Innocence, prepared for death. The Weather, For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, fair; northeast winds, be coming south. Tim temperature will rise slowly, and fair weather Is pinbahlo In all districts except in tho extromo northwest. A storm center has developed 011 the ltocky Mountain slopo, now central In eastern Dakota. & GURE iMFREE li I MIT I V7f from au wonderful Afrl 11 1 ill A LX A can Kol'i Plant, discov ered on the Congo Uiv. 1, Wct Africa, Is Nature's Sure Cure for Asthma. KiidorGed by Kurois'sn IMni-ieitinH and Hob pltula as a positive ttoiiMUMionul Cure for Ahthma. 7,000 recoMm 1 una In 'K) ilnya. It never falls, ''nr. . laiamnteed. No Pay until cured. Ir," i imuaw "lit FRUE by mall, prepaid, t.. 110 sufl'er. r. Addreis KOLA IMPORTING C0.. .IC2 Groadwa,. Ha.vYcrk. PROPOSALS. Til HOPOHLS lir 1 lie e e tloo of a lour 1 ii. mid f.'urre seliiM-l b 1 tine 10 he l.,ott it lio norlhweslei roiner ol Ja.tlin nd 1 linrv s.ieets. In tl e b. io 1 liof-tiena clean will i e ncelverl l y ' ue.i rslBivri commit no 01 ti e ben.iiil. i. vit Doi.nl, until nr.duy - veiling, U.eern .' ttlhi, I81H. t'laes n-'d sc tlosllons 11. ,v lenetet the oIMcoof the -e, leoirv nf 1 hi-School oiirn. ltoom Nn 8, MV'l sir. 1 1 uiiool bulldlve. anda' theofllce in r , A. e'liy.aici iti-it, - 01 -ouuti euiro Meet. 1'ottBvIl e. 1 a TlieiiiH m ttee reserve the rliiht to icje. 1 11 y or all bids. No bids will he recelvrd alt' ' 7 o'cloo , p. m Decern tier, Slut, US9I. j M!,KV-DKJKr cl'alrmn , CnA-.u.is llno'ss, I w. t i bki-'. , ,, Tut f'Vl.v ", inr-lit Hulldlmj ...i tte ubsCommlttre i . - "DIRT DEFIES THE IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF. '.SflCl KtStiriivcBloe iOniv i criii-i. Cot::u. . J . orenaucrii uircuses. AsV vour Dealer for Fee our name au the handlo. SjfltlSU CUUUI 11 wm.i'ji.lujjip AMUSEMENTS. jrjtiiuauBON's thhathh, P. J. FEIiaUSON, MANAORH. Grfirid Christmas Porftirmnnco Mntlne-J and Kvenlng, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25th. THE GENTKKIi IRISH ACTOH, John E. Brennan, tn tho refined Irish. Comedy-Drama, TIM, :-: THE Retlncd Irlnh play, plcnslnR aiming, wonderful daiielng, irood ncdnii. the Tinker Quurtctte will 8ltiK beautiful Irish tongs. Irlccji: as, 35 and 50 Cta. Roservod BoatH at ICIrllu'i rtruR store. JIKUOUKON" TI.HATUK. V. 1. rKltUUSOM. MANAORII. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27 Tho Kver-wclcomo W. II. Powers' Dramatic Irish Drama, THE IVY LEAF Introducing the young and talented Irish comedian, W. H. POWERS, JR., and au excellent conipanv. New and mngnlflclent teener'. New songs and dances. Brighter and better than ever. If(icei, is, 3'j whX 50 Cl. Uustii'vea eeiiu, at Ktrltn'B druftsiore TjtltlWtJKON'H THEATIIE. P. J. FJ5K0UHC.H MaNAOKII SATURDAY, DEC. 29th, '94. OQJYEXKTG- In all ol lis supoilitivo excellence. The n aeter worn of Spectacular Romances, r"T--T"T--T-S It I In lour acts and s.xteen tableaux. Written thelt-to has ltarras. M'.rvet'.us, moral, 1 lumphant ana unmatched. Tbe o ges. una prunde-t show or ill jejr. II bi wltculugiy tove'v tireiMers 3. a n.-aiiette 01 rrercu quadrille Cancers. 40 Exceptionally Brautiful Coryphees 40 far In .d'i of surtiiou tcouoiy. tons ot miis-lvo aricor. .Ituinri balk-is 3. ho-t 01 ;ur.ii oa 1 tpecla ii"S Hundreds of Parisian i stiitnes 'I'ne ricsltlvelv unexcelled trans formation icene. Prices, asc, 50c, 75c ml Heserved fcais at IC rlln's drug store. ysSliwCa Philadelphia, Pa. U xii fair uririino rtppnunHi ni Ainer tea, rxitwitiiHii.i .uuff line Utlict-fc AihcrtHp. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND THE HESl'l (S 8F 1NQISCUT10N Spceliil Dtaeases, meiccso Veins nud wincinres i ('iiiiiuif ; rertunuciitly Varee In t tu IC Days. Kelill at .-. e. Dl flflil DfUCflM ri - O or secondary ULVIltU I UIOIJ1I cured by entirely new Uarinlenimutliod. 0 yeaiV KMrois.'iin lloapiral and 32 practical txperlpnec, cuCtTllficau-iiand Diplomas prove. Htud tlvo 2-cent Btainns for boot "TRUTH," a'- ci.y Truo Medical Hoot advertise t ' a true friend to all sulTereraand tothc ....tmpliitlngniarrlaitc. The most 3tubtn , . ' .mrerous enses solic ited. Wrlteoronl'c. .e-niveil. Itours.&to8; ev'KB. Sto 8"cr eiiiu.lo : z and trealmentln chrorilc.ind dnnfrerous cua?. c-ll dally U to 1 '111 t Wnri. nnrl Mnl frnm ulni. a'a ft - aau; nun.,6 tela Treatment ty malt ' For Painting . . . I'he Season Is here; and Papor Hanging Get your work doue by Mahnnoy City's leadlnn artist, W. H. SNYDER Perfect Work. BarimlliK tti n iinls and oils, olalu aci stained Klass. All the new pattern!-11 wall paper. All dally and weekly papen novels, novelettes anil stationery 133 Woat Oontro Street Headquarters tor the KVhNiNu Hkuali . The Properties Ihi B. ii -0 Located on East Lloyd Street and Cor. Main and Lloyd Streets, Shenandoah. I'a,, will bo Sold at Private Sale Apply to A. II. ROADS, Agt., 13-17 3t w Sw 111 N. West 8t Shenandoah KING." THEN Soft us n litr-. ;.. pitr,oety Curve. Tbe Lscu v-r l'. f. Army turn i'y nnrnuni ami 1 T ' TT - .1. l 1.1 nnu j.cauiiii: uuiwumu ui iuo uuuu, It. Sample mailed post paid 2? cents, C0J1I1 CO., 1021af3jcttoSt.,Boutli Uenil, Indiana. Occ'fl BDCI A RACE WA-? IWMINEN P ttenultfl from tile l.yiictilng of Hecn Ne hrues liy 11 Molt. Quitman, On., Djc. SI. With gown ne gro dead and nrmed tuiilii of whites sitet, blanks; In twar proximty to i r rf,ui outlook form rajju Avar In tldm .iwtrfifc t Btnrtllng Infts oortiilnty Th4 xn.wiiant Is tho result of tho' inurdorot Mr. Joseph Isom, onu of tho I'uo.H sitnst.iAtVlW frtrjneni uf Brooks county. Sjvmo 11.14m wore aken haturday and Saturday night to pay th penalty, and t iU s- ou. Vo bsi on! 10 ii..,',-iniilug ot the mid. An Associated PrMS oohvt md mt vis ited tho sciine of notion yesurd.iy after noon and found a pose of IJ.IJ CnVll.'. a space of about IWo inllns Tho la' -.t crowd w.s c.'l,'-egntod 11 111111 iiU li li from Imiiii's hi.use, oonsomii r t I'M ihm . itnite.l to tho teeth, and 11b ...t ha' . 11 mil ' further on there win 11 ,', . Li.- e. about thu same tiiluibdr, n .uulw...i it . chostors, pistils, hxh, c ..ui ut i- thlng else ni icelvaolo w ut..ig fu,- ih- whlto meb to uomo on to ; .in. It is alloyed that a nil 1 .. .'( notrro 'i lmd conqjlred to kid o?ory ma ly tin. w.i- 11 the pini that arroit": .1 - .-v 1. 'r,.,.. for tho killing of Mr T. Mu.ilden, 11 few wisiksivgo, rtnd that the Killing of Mr. Isom was the 00m iieiice -ient to carry out his awful cou.ipn-iK'.y. ,'liat th" outcome t this will b i tn the next twenty lour ou"s cannot be foretold. F'.ur of tho lyuo ud neiroes are Pain Taylor, Kit Kraier, Sam plko and Ha,-ry Sheard. The others tiro bollovod to be Wn- crly Pike, Jim MeCalland Jim Horrlng Sam Pike is the negro who killed Isom. Mexican. Deporting Their Farms. OAXAKA, Mex., Deo. 21. A courier from the Guatemalan b iriU-r reports that thore sauehiidisi ..i ".l coiidttiou of affiiirs on tho Ironti tr . I'.irun and ranches aro being abau I ., and the people nro seek ing plaoes of safety from tho depredation and crimes thai nro being constnutly com- ultteil by the bandits and outlaws who follow in the wako of tho soldiers. Tho Guatemalan forces' aro being strengthened all along the lino, and tho Indians and other natives of tho country aro being pressed Into tho military sorvlco. Tho oluuteer troops of this state, ns well us tho stale of Chiapas, nro equipped and ready to march to tho froutlor us soon as war Is declared. ltloliop llonacutu'a Victory. OMAHA, Deo. dt. Tho resident priosts of tho Lincoln dlocoso, who havo boon flrhl- ltm Hlshop Ilonacum for two years, have surrendered. They admit that tho bishop as won, aud If ho has nut been sustained nt Homo by tho diplomacy of Mgr. Satolll ho left them no chnnco but to sock employ ment clsowliero. Father Knsllsh, tho tenth nrlost to milt tho Ilonacum diocese. Juno I). tele to Omaha, and now has chargo of a parish In this city. Tho trouble lio- tweun Uonncum and bis priests bojrnii two years aw over tho refusal of Father Cor bett, of Palmyra, to submit to some rul ua of tho bishops which ho thought was tyrannical. llrltlnli Warship. at Arnpulco. Acai-ulc.-). Deo. til. Tho extended stnv 11 tills harbor of the English cruisers Hoyal Arthur, Champion, Satellite and Nymph is a matter of much speculation 11s to the plans of Kngland's warsliipi in this part of tho faclllc. Tho accepted belief Is that tiicso cruisers have some designs for tho government in connection with tho present disputes over the boundary bo- twoou Mexico And Guiitniniila. Tho prob- ab.e attitude of tho United States In tho event of meddling on tho part ot England s also a matter being Industriously dls cussed. A Lineman l'robtltily Murdered. Svii v. I rK, N. V., Dec. 21. Tho body of Matthew Fulton, a lineman In the employ of tho Central Now ork Telephone and Telegraph company, was found early in tho morning beside tho tracks of thu Dela ware, Lackawanna and Western railroad. A largo gash In Fulton's head was evi dently made by some sharp Instrument, aud his pockets wore empty. It Is thought that he may nave uoeilnnurdered. (leueral riimie Kxoneratod. TltENTOX, Deo. 24. A report of tho mili tary court of inquiry appointed several months ago to Investigate tho action of Major General I'lume, of tho National Guard of Now Jersey, In reorganizing tho First brigade and disbanding Companies li, li, l, it unit I. of tlio fourth regiment, has been filed. .-. . 1 Is a full exoneration. General Flui.. . . found to havo acted un der orders of ins superiors. (lured by a Unit. Tamaqua l'a., Dec. 21.-AVhllo Farmer Lewis Bowman, of ISarncsvlllo, was ad ministering a iloso of medicine to u sick cow ho was suddenly attacked by a vicious Dull. Air. liowman was terribly gorod by tno annum ami nut tor tne timely appear ance of Albert Koysor he would havo been killed. Ills condition is critical, and but slight hopes nro entertained for his recov ery. Charges Agralnst Fellows Dismissed ALliANY, Deo. 24. Governor Flower, In dismissing tho charges of neglect of duty against District Attorney Fellows, of Now York, declares that the cliurgo "ts not only wholly unproved but Is actually ills- proved by the cvldonco, aud no crltlolsii doserving consideration, of . ,tho compe tency, Industry or integrity of his uslst- nuts, mis ucen maua. ' Highwayman's Assault proves Filial SYKAUUBE, N. Y., Deo. St. A sneclnl from (Homer buys: On Friday ovening Pntrlok Qululau, 80 yours old, who lives near this place, was ussnultod and robbed whllo on his-ivay homo, and ho died at o'clock last evening. l'lltulij- Sliot Willie ltvatstlnn; Arrest, WiLKBKiiAltitK, l'a,, Deo. Ut, A man namud iSrown, who lived In Plttston, was iiitiiuy saoc liy follcuiuiin tialliiuhor. o, this city, Inst ulglit wbllo roslstlng nrrost. NUGGETS. OF NEWS. In a rnoo riot nt Pineapple, near Solma, Ala., tbroo niuii wuro killed, In a railway collision at Clielford, Eng land, tltlrteon persons woru killed mill twenty Injured. Knillo J. NosocU -was kicked to dentil at Dctroltj last nlgbt by tlvo drunkuu men. Tho aSMiult was ttnprovokud. iM, v,,nl, i,u.,.t ,r .i.i.i . .1 UVI. I'd... ... .,LIV.(l,.n i.i.uuu WIW town of Nowata, I. T., soouroil IliX) fiiini tho rulliM.ul stutlon and rotlo oIT. Kh'von borsoii woro oroinateil tn an In- (teiidiury Are whleli d iroy.nt i no burns of Thonusk But, ut Civ n. vii, N. '., but nlftht, A uurstliiK KU-niii pipe In I. siltfnr ro I ., . . , ' F i unury ut I'nitiKiiu. ijii.. kiitoii Ausrust llronet, need 50, and JosonU Castillo, aitod SOywirs. Mr, A J. Davenport Impure Blood - Causal !( nll. on my face and aectb was told talca Hood's Ban apullla faithful. 'g Sarsa- ly, and alter using s "V bottles was free from fl avRaCO all eruptions. I am per- fectly curad and In ex- rV'W cellent health. A. J. DAVSNroBT, Milton, N. J. Hood's Pills aro purely vegetable and tot purse, pain or gripe. Try a box. 2Co, A Traveler's outfit should be compact, but it should always include a supply of 5s Porous Plaster the best remedy known for sprains, strains, lame back, congestion arising from cold, any one of the innu merable pains and aches lia ble to come at any time. Avoid llnltalionacUlmed iobe''Jusu soad at Allcocs's." Get tha genuine. Allcock'n Corn Shields, Allcock's Bunion Shields, Have no equul as a relict and cure for corns and bnnioui. Brandreth's Pills relieve headache, torpid liver and diseases caused oy impure blood. INEETEOrNO FMD K IE. 1394. fratn lenve sneaaeeoa -.a I i.t r ' for NcWVort via PhllsOfilnnla ! . fclO, S.w. 7.5f a.m. 12.32. .'.V, S.v, , -r- rlnnlijr (.10, a. m F,r New Yon v'i ' - rinn weet Jsys. t s ni.l!.. F'or ReiVlIni; an Phil loln'.S n-- tlO, 6.25, 7.20, . tn.. Vi.Xi ? ) ' ' f ttv, 2.10, . m. for t'ottsvtiie. ween anys, .i n. i., , i.m, ?-S5, 6.55 p. m. Sunday. S.10 it. m. w ror t'amaciia ana M&nano? uny. rw tlO, 5.J5, 7.20, 6. in., 12,32, S.86. 5.55 p. m ' .a lav, 2.10. a. m. P'or wiuiamspon, Kunuury q.'. fl ircelt days. S.IH, 11.3(3 a m.. : 2 ' , Sunday, 3.25 a. m. For Mahanov Plane, wcas days, . In. 4 r.20,' J1.33 ft. El., 12-S2, t.SS, 2..W fi.SI "2 9 35 p. ra Sunday, 2,iu, a. m. for Astiland.and Shsmoilt oa- , r.20, 11.30 a. m., l.. 721. 1 115 i. " "--dty. t.2S am. For Balttmore. Wastilnyton tni"'ii.i r. H. A O.K. It .- throuch trains ' S6- ' Terminal, PhUadalphla. (P A, r- ' '.- . 3 21, oo, ll. a. m., ij.ii, n. t.. -.m1"- . i v J. 11 2A. a. m.. 3.48. 7 27 D. i" Ald'tlonat tiairsJrrmSt'hand i ttrstnut Urccts stttlon. r week days, 1.15, 5 41, f.23 p. m. nundays, 135, H:a, p. rr. 1-KAlJSh rUK Bt1i;r.nnu"r' Leave New Yorlt via Pui.a-iip.'nr. ue 00 a. m.. t SO. 4.00. 7.S.) n. m. It t n rH ilayi 16.00 p.m. Leave New Yorlt via Mauch Crj wA , w. Hood Mi 1.30. U.10 A. m..- I.IU. 4.30 C HI week days 4.20, 8.85, tn,0U a. m.. ana Loavn it QiiHueipnia, tvu.iuiu .uuuii l(H. 11.30 n. rn. rtunflav. . i.SU n. m Leave Keadtnn, wteU days, l.ia, 7.1(1, 10.M. 1 55 v mJ, 5.55, 7.57 p. m Sunday, 1.35, a Leave Pottevllle, week days, 2.8S. 1 I2.B0, (,12 p. bi Sunday, 2.S5 a. n. Leave Tamaqua, wcol clays, H.H, P V "I . so., 1.20.7.15, 0.5s p. tn. Sunday. 3.18 v keave Mananoy uuy, weoz uays, 11.17 a.m., 1.81, 7.SJ. 9-54 p ro -unaay, 8 45 , m. Leave Mahancj Plane, weon diys, 2.4' 4'0, X, 9.37, 11.69 a. in., 12.68, 2.05, t.20, 5 SS.7.' i 10 11) p. m, Sunday, .4U, iut. m.. leave wuuamsporT. wees uars. i,, iw.iu, 3 35,11.16p. tn. Sunaay, 11.16 p. m. ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION Leav-Pnlladeliitiia, Chettnut Htrnet Whart nd uouth 8treotA'brf for Atlantic rat. Week-Days Express, B.00, a i, , 2110. 4,110, 1.00 p. tn Accoramodsulon. 8.0i) a. tn- 6.45 p.m. rinnaay " xpresa, tr.iu, u.w . w. awuu nodutlon, 8 10 u. in. and 4.30 p. in Ueturnlr. leave Atlsutlc City, depot, corner Atlantic and Arfanss avenuc. WtcK-Day3 Express, 7.35 9.110 a. m. tind .IX) a n5.Su p. n. Accommodation, 8.15 a. m., md 42 p m. Bun.'a r.T- ress, 4 00. 7 SO p. m. Accomrco tntlon, 7 15 n. ro., nuo 4 15 p, m. Parlor ears on all'exprcss trains. O H. HANCOCK.. Gen. Pass. An. Pblladelotilt V I A. SWEItJAll I), Uen. Hum HARTHAK STEEL PIOKET PENC ts the cheapest and bost tence made. Cheaper than a wooden fence for residences, lftwns,cem ptory lots or any kind ot fencing. M, H. Mastib hatf the-' a'sehey and Carried' It tnBtdok at his narblo and granite works. 127 N. JIRDIN ST, vholemlo asent fur FclgeDipaiiYlmiti li. J., hporl " Lager ad Saazer Pale Beer. No ttner made. Fire bailors aud Clears 120 -ujih Main Ht. I t ' i CObPER & CO., Stoolc D3iolat.oir!3, Egari Bldg., Shenandoah. htocks. griu. etc.. bouirht or ta'b and car ried on margin. Ten shares stock or 1.000 busli. l.WJ OUBIli sin of IIKj spoclalty.y uappllcal i els sreln bought or o!U on llirt inarg Telenhunu Louucclon. Mailorders ae Dally market circular mailed free on lion. I
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