EVENING HERALD, i'u'Hished dally, excopt Sunday by mJXHA i.n 1'UHI.IHUINU CVHPAJrv, i .ui'iCai'i B offloe nnd mechanical department, North Market Street. the Herald lh aeilrea ln ! Ji surrounding to? i Shenandoah nd rroundlng towns tor Six Cents yrttt , payable to the carriers, lly mall, Three OalUn a year or Twonty-tlve cent por montb, la advance. Adrtrti'fmenm charged according to space rid position. The publishers reserve the right an change the position of advertisements when erer the publication ol news requires It. The eht Is also reserved to reject any advertise tee at, whether paid for or not, that the pub tthers may deem Improper. Advertising rates made known upon application. Untercd at the pout orflcoat Shenandoah. Pi.. . second closs mail matter. T11JC JKVIiNINil UEKALli, 5hcnandoah. Pcnnv Kvening Herald. Fill DAY, MARCH t, 1893. A little while ao Cleveland had Con gress on htn hands. To day it is on his neck. THE Whisky Trust has ordered an ad vance in the price of spirit?, an act of base ingratitude to the Democratic party. The Treasury officials are said to be much pleased with the success of the new loan ; but the people are not pleased with the bonns that was given to the bond buyers. It Is pleasant to see the gold reserve creeping up again, and it is to be hoped that the speculators will not begin an other raid upon it as s on as it reaches the $100,000,000 mark. Events are moving rapidly in the war between Japan and China. One of the significant things is the announcement from St. Petersburg that Russia sees no reason why Japan should not push on with her advance vigorously. This prob ably means concessions to Russia in Gorean ports and the early capture of Fekin. China has lost her last war-ship and is defenseless along the entire coast. TnE people are hoping from day to day to receive a report from the Treasury De partment that the income of the Govern ment Is in excess of its expenditures, but the hope deferred is making their hearts mighty sick. As each month pastes we are informed that expenditures have been in excess of revenue and the indications mre that the current month (February) "will be no exception to the regular Demo cratic rule. Up to uud including Feb. IS, 4ae Government revenue for this month amounted to 13,b92,110, of which $7,885, 214 was received from customs and 55,420, 710 from internal revenues. The expense) during the buine period reached $19,153,090, the deficiency, therefore, for the eighteen days being $5,500,977. TBE Libel bill lately passed by the Indi ana Legislature should commend itself to every fair minded man. This measure provides that before any suit shall be brought for libal the aggrieved party shall, at least three days before filing the complaint, serve notice upon tbe publisher specifying the article, and if it shall ap pear that the article was printed ln good faith, and that its falsity was due to mis take, and a full and fair retraction be sonde, the plaintiff shall recover only actual damages. A law of this kind is a matter of simple justice to newspaper publishers. No decent .newspaper de liberately sets out to annoy or Injuie people by printing false articles. The success of journals of this kind depends upon their reputation for reliability and accuracy and, as a matter of self interest, publishers are compelled to take every precaution possible against misrepresent ing persons or facts. News, however, must he collected and prepared with great lias te, .-and an enterprising newspaper may thus 'he unwittingly led into mlstnkes. Such Wanders are inseparable from journalism. Editors and reporters, like merchants and bankers, are not Infallible, and where a newspaper is willing to rectify publloly an error of statement It is unjust to sub ject It to punishment or fine. The fact that a newspaper Is thus willing to make a retraction is evidence that Its original statement was made in good faith. The other day several Paris journalists wore convicted of blackmailing. There are tew of this class in the United States and as a rale these few are well known and can be readily reached. The Libel lawa in this country are often such as to put newspaper publishers and not the public at the mercy of blackmailers. They enable unscrupulous lawyers with neither -aetice nor standing to harass and perse- uteoubllshers solely for what there Is ' It is a well known fact that newspaper ,lbel guU(J nr8 Boldom uuder. taken In good ,aUh Tbey ftre ,nBtltuted lor the purpose Qf extortlon and are usually cases which A w takeQ on Bpecu. latlon.'! For this reas reputflble ,aw. yers refuse to engage fa tbem ft ,8 time that this outrage was met wUh rational legislation. ' .i, MMIlt William L, Wilson Takes His Place in Cleveland's Cabinet. , THE HEW POSTMASTER GENERAL. Ho Hml Kiimvn for Homn Time nf tlui l'ronl dont's luti'iitluu to lienor Hint li.v l'ro lnotlon Will Kent for a Month llcforn Iic-Klmilng III Now Wiirh. WASHINGTON. March 1. As has been predicted in these dispatches, Uuj presi dent nominated William Ij, Wilson, of West Virginia, to succeed Wilson S. Ills soil as postmaster general, Tho solcctlon is ono which tho president made of his own motion, without auy urging from Mr. Wilson's friends, and largely in re cognition of tho member's services in lead ing tho tariff !lght in the house. No moinbcr has been on moro Intimate terms with the president than has tho chuirman of the ways and menus commlt- WILLIAM I. WILSON, tee. and his speoches ln tho hotiso hnvo al ways been understood to voice tho opinion of tho administration. It was noted ou Wednesday that Mr. Wilson's speech upon tho amendment to tho postolllco appropriation bill to compel railway mall clerks to live at tho end of their routes perhaps tho last speech ho will ninko as a congressman was nn earn est plea to congress to support tho post master gonoral. When Representative Wilson was told by n reporter of tho Associatied Press that his nomination was sent to the senate ho spoko freely of tho fact that ho had known for sovernl days of tho president's Inten tion, Being somewhat run down in hoalth and wearied from his work ln congress, Mr. Wilson will rest for somo time, prob ably for a month, before assuming tho duties of his now office Part of his vaca tion will bo passed in West Virginia, and part of it in visiting friends elsowhoro. Senator Faulkner, of Wost Virginia, was presiding over tho scnato when tho nomination of Mr. Wilson was presented to tho senato. Mr. Faulkner said tho ap pointment was splendid nud could not bo bettor. Ho was pleased to seo West Vir ginia so recognized and so ably repre sented In tho cabinet. Senators Voorhees, Vilas and Mitchell also spoko highly of tho appointment. Mr. Wilson remained In tho committee room of tho ways and means committee for some time after his nomination had been sent to tho senate, and many mem bers regardless of party found him and of fered their congratulations. In yesterday's oxecutivo session tho nom ination of Mr. Wilson was referred to tho commlttoo ou pcstolllces and post roads and Immediately reported back favorably, but no action was taken because tho Sioux Fulls postmastershlp stood at tho head of tho list, and senators interested in this case would not allow any action until this was disposed of. An agreement was reached that an executivo session bo held at 12 o'clock today, when both nomina tions were confirmed. NomlnnttMl by the President Washington, March 1. Tho president yostcrday sent tho following nominations to tho senate: Louis M. Buford of Illi nois to bo consul of tho United States at Paso del Norte, Mexico; D. B. Spagnoll of California to bo cousul of tho United States at Milan, Italy; Commodore Will iam A. Kirkland to bo a rear admiral; Captain Francis M. Buuco to bo n com modore; Commandor Purnoll F. Harring ton to bo captain; Lleutanant Commander Samuel W. Very to bo commander; John H. Brlckcnsteln of Pcunsylvnuiu and Arthur P. Crceloy of Now Hampshire (now principal examiners in tho patenter lico) to bo examluers-iu-chlef In tho patent ollice. Culm's Incipient Revolution. Washington, March 1. No further of ficial dispatches liavo boon received by tho bpaulsh legation hero in regard to affairs In Cuba, but from uuolfielal information Minister Muruagu thinks that tho trouble is about over. Nono of tho filibustering parties that woro announced us ready to stnrt from Key West, Costa Rica and San Domingo hnvo reached Cuba.and tho bands of revolutionists ln the interior seem to have dispersed. Garcia, tho robol leader, who has been announced as huvlng been hilled, has for years oooupled a stronghold In the mountains, and lias occupied him nolf and bis band by carrying off rich planters and holding them for ransom. TruearitiU Gets Three Yonrs. KMroniA, Kan., March 1. The case of Frank 11. Tmosdell, alias Hurtwell P. Heath, the well known newspaper mnu who attempted to pass fraudulent drafts ou the Citizens' bank of St. Louis on the 1 St U lust., took a sudden turn. The pris oner ploadod guilty to attempting to ob tain tho money uuder false pretense, but not forgery, us charged. The ohurge of forgery was, therefore, dropped by the prosooutlng attorney, and Truosdoll was immediately seutenoed to three yonrs' con- I llnomont in tho stato prison at hard labor. Firebug Grauer Convicted. New Yohk, Maroh 1. Max H. Grauer, tho Insurance adjustor, whoso trial on tho charge of arson has oxtouded ovor nluo days, was yesterday found guilty of arson ln tho first degree after tho jury in tho case had been out for thirty-nine minutes. Tho maximum penalty is life Imprison ment, Grauer was charged with having been organizer of a gang of firebugs, who tet flro to Lovl Wuluborg's shoo storo ln Canal street. Itlevr Out Ilia llralns with a Shotgun. Lanoabteh, Pa., March 1. Emanuel Kurte, a farm laborer, aged 27 yoars, went to an orchard near Neflsvllle nud blow out his brains with a shotgun. There Is no known motive for the deed. luislature- Mn'li Oppnolilnri tn Hi" Compulsory Til UCHtlull Kill, HAl!iilMU'ii', Mar- li 1. The Farr com-pnl-ory education bill was under consid eration on seoond reading yesterday in tho house, and provoked much dlscuss'on and opposition. Mr. Soyfert, of Ijanoiwtcr, whoso bill wtm rejected by the education oommitteo, hhhIb an Ineffectual attomtit to amend It by siunlltutlng his proposl tlon. section by section. Numerous other amendments were offered and defeated. Ponding tho discussion ' tho house took a reoess until 8 p.m., ln order that tho mem bers might attend tho commencement ex orcises at tho Curllslo Indian school. Tho vote by which thp bill creating a separate orphnns' court ln Schuylkill county was defeated on second reading on Tuesday was reconsidered, and action was postponed for tho present. Among tho bills Introduced wcro: To crcato public employment offices, under tho enro of tho bureau of Industrial sta tistics; making unlawful tho "'nploymont of any but American cltlzonj on public work. At tho night session tho consideration of tho Farr bill was resumed. Soveral amendments wcro agreed to, and tho bill passed second reading. There was an Interesting discussion ln tho senate on n resolution offered by Mr. TfmifTmnil nf Lnnnnofni. tn MumnxoU 1. houso bill to repeal tho law prohibiting the consolidation of competing pipo lino companies. Tho motion to recommit failed, and tho bill passed finally by u vote of 80 to 9. It was promptly signed by the presiding officers of tho sonato nud house. Senato adjourned until Moudny ovonlug. Pennsylvania Veteran Adjourn. WlLLiASisi'oiiT, Pa., March 1. After Onn Of t.lin liwwf. Inirniiililfma iuinn,t,iti,nnta ever hold In tho stato tho delegates to tho annual meeting; of tho Grand Army of tho Republic ndiourncd slno din vnstnnlnv nfternoon. A resolution was introduced Urtrllll? that; Pi.nal rau's namo bo stricken from tho roll of mombershlii nf tlm f? A T? Tn mti action could bo taken on tho matter, nud ino resolution was lost. Tlio newly elected officers woro instnllpil 1- fJnn Wagner, of Philadelphia. Tho now coun cil oi auminisiration is ns follows: Lovi w. blicnglcy, i'ost 91; S. Lloyd Fleming, Post 3114: David S. Mpninrn IW n. Will iam J. Patterson, Post 151; William J. vvray, jost James Morrison was ap pointed assistant adjutant general and Abraham Loverlng ussistuut quarter master goncral. To Tent South Carolina's I.lquor t,axr. ClIAltLESTON, March 1. Tho schooner Carolina, seized by tho stato constables while transporting whisky from Savannah to Charleston, in violation of tho dispells nry law, was taken possession of yesterday by tho United States marshal, on tho ground that tho seizure was In violation of tho interstate comincrco luw and un'er libel ln udmirallty. Tho case will bo made before tho federal courts, denying tho con stitutionality of tho dispensary law in so far as it interferes with interstate traffic A Presidential Veto. Washington, March 1. In vetoing tho bill authorizing tho Arkansas Northwest ern Railway company to construct a rail road through tho Indian Territory tho president su.vb this mute necessarily runs through tho lands of tho Cherokee Indians or through the small reservations of the Qunpaws, tho Peorias. the Ottawas, tho Wyandottes and tho Senecas. There is no provision in tho bill rt quiring tho conseut of tho Indians whoso lands are to bo thus traversed. .John 1 Has Many Oilers. Jacksonville, March 1. John L. Sulli van and tho members of his party left for New York yesterday, nfter having been in Jacksonville a week His "Truo American company" has disbanded, and his trunks nro ln tho possession of tho sheriff. Sulli van has no definite plans for tho future. Ho has received numerous propositions, ranging from posing ns a dreadful example in tomporauco lectures to steering an uir ship. Suspended by the lllahop. , RoCHESTElt, March 1. Rector Turner, of tho Protcstaut Episcopal Church of tho Good Shepherd, has been forbidden by Bishop Coxo to officiate anywhere ln tho dloceso of western Now York bocauso of his extremely high church practices. Tho congregation havo run up u black flag on the church as an emblem of persecution, thoy say. Alleged Embezzler Sent to Jail. Annapolis, Md., March 1. Frederick Howard, of Philadelphia, assistant super intendent of tho .Metropolitan Llfo Insur ance company, has been sent to jull ln do fault of $000 ball on two chargos of re ceiving money under falso pretenses, and one for embezzlement. Howard has been hero about a year. Lawyer Van I.euven Debarred from Practice Washington, March 1. Lawyer Goorgo M. Van Lou von, Jr., of Iown, who has been convicted of pension frnud3 lately, and who is alleged to have been connected with hundreds of fraudulent claims, was permanently disbarred from pructico bo f oro the Interior dopartmont yesterday. The Wife nenter' Shot Proves Patal. Cincinnati. March 1. Officer Richard Morris, who was shot by the wlfo beater Stelznsberger, on Wednesday, whom Morris wanted to arrest, died yesterday nfternoon In the hospital from the effects of tho wound. The Weather. For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersoy, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia and Virginia, fair; muoh colder tonight; northwest winds. 1895 MAE0H. 1895 PENNSYL A, Su. Mo. Tu. Wo. Th. Fr. Sa. 10 2122 23 245 JL6 21 22 24J25 26 27 j!8 29 30 31 MOON'S PHASES. "fc, First i a 7:40 .V Quarter 1 a.m. a Third -l o 0:33 VI Quarter 10 a.m. Full i a 10:38 ew OR o:2a ooa 4U . ra p.m. a UVTOU ( ATCIiLft, AN OLD NEGRO WHO MAKES GOOD MONEY OUT OF THe'sAURIANS. How JefT Makes nn Assault Upon an A 1 1 1 - BiitorNont mill Captures the Whole I'nni lly Tho Itnliles' Wicked Pupa Has u Way of Ills Own at Ulnplylnc tho Nest. Out of ninny queer, quaint characters porlmps " 'Gntor Jeff" Is tho most pic turesque and striking in nil of Pnsco coun ty, 1 ln. He Is nn ox-slavo, black ns a De cember night and so bent as to form al most n perfect right nliglo whon ho stands ttlll. For yoars and yonrs .Toff liasdovotcd nil Ills cnorgy and thought to hunting r.ud tmpplng alligators. All tho venr nround ho Is oltnor Hunt ing 'gators or locotlng tho nest whore ho will shortly gather a liorvost of eggs, or, if ho prefors, n crawling, twisting sackful of young 'gators. Tho latter ho has made a specialty for northern tourists. All like to tnko homo a roal llvo llttlo 'gator to somo boy rolotlvo or friend. Tho llttlo snurlans nro fairly hardy, nro not danger ous In any way, aro very bright and moke Interesting pets. Tho market prlco Is from $1.60 to $2.00, according to slzo and activity. When ono consldors that there nro often from 50 to 100 bnby 'gators hatched out in ono nest, it will bo nt once seen that tho profits from finding and catching such a family are not slight. Still each family Is rapidly dcplotcd from tho momout of hatching, and If the youngsters nro not found till n week after leaving tho eggs they aro generally reduced to a tenth or less of tho orlgtnnl number. Thus Joff has to keop himself well in formed of affairs in tho 'gator family, or ho loses money. On any still, calm morning, boforo the sun Is showing ovor tho cypress banks, you will sco old ' 'Gntor Joff," as his namo goes in that region, poling his dug out gently along undor tho shadow of tho overhanging trees. The bent old black will hnvo on only a pair of canvas or calico trousers, tied in at tho ankles and fastened nt tho waist by a bolt In the bolt ho car ries a short, straight shoath knlfo, with a 0 or 7 inch blade, and tied to his wolst Is a folded sack. Corked up in a small bottle in his pocket Is somo red popper, and theso, with tho two coils of slonderropo ln tho bottom of his craft, nro his tools nnd weapons. Suddenly ho will head toward n low mud hank by tho opposlto shore, where a big, half sunken gum trco has fallen be tween tho mud bank nnd tho shore. As he nolsolossly draws near a long, flat brown objoct that n novice might havo called a rock or a small mud bank moves nnd coos down, leaving a long eddy behind. Jeff knows that is tho old bull 'gator. Ho knows also that ho has gono below into tho hidden nest, where ho will scare out Mrs, 'Gator, and then, taking advantage of tho alarm, devour tho greater part of his family, i'apa gators nro tho worst foes their children have, and so Jeff loses no time. Ho draws tho nose of tho dugout upon tho mud, nnd then, without n splafli or a sound, slips into tho slimy water. Ho dives, and on onlookor would wait in vnln for him to reappear and would, whon flvo minutes had elapsed, think ho had been killed by tho old bull or boon caught in water gross and drowned. Rut, no! Theso 'gators hnvo n queer fashion of solectlng hollow homes under clay banks, tho only ontrnnco to which Is from under water. Hero tho mothor will rear tho llttlo ones, taking them on each fair day to sun on somo nearby sand bank nnd returning homo overy nlgljt. If sho leaves them a moment, fish or other 'gators, particularly their own fathor, will kill and cat thorn all. Frequently, whon tho fond paternal par ent evinces too much appctito and at tempts to oat ono of his babies in tho pres onco of Mrs. 'Gntor, ho is thrashed nnd driven from homo. In this caso Jeff has only tho bull to fear. Ho has, as Is his usual prnctlco, captured tho mothor tho night boforo and has got her tied ton stake near his homo. He dives nnd omorges be yond tho gum troo trunk nnd undor tho hank in n llttlo washed out cave. Here, high and dry, ho finds, whon his oyes got used to tlio queer, dim light that filters in through tho creek water, tho family of baby 'gators. Though their mother has only been away ono night, ho finds a third of the family gono, and that incroasos his anger, when ho hears a snort nnd finds the bull Is crawling after him from tho dusky corner of tho cave. Ho dips back into tho creek, and whon his enemy approaches tho edgo of tho shelf thrusts his keen knlfo into tho leathern holly and gives It a quick turn, An agonized grunt follows, nnd in a whirl of bloody, muddy bubbles the 'gator plunges out Into the creek mortally wounded. Later on Joff will pick up his floating carcass and tow it homeward be hind tho dugout. Now, however, ho only stays long enough to gather up tho blink ing, unresisting youngsters nnd tumble them ln a surprised heap into his sack. In about five minutes or n trifle moro his head, with its dripping gray wool, comes popping up bosldo tho dugout, and he drops tho sack aboard. Then ho clambers ln hlmsolf nnd is off for fresh game. His visitors nnd his fow neighbors re gard his calling as a horrlblo and disgust ing ono, full of dangor and exposure to fovers, but Joff laughs ut this. Whon you wonder at Ids foolhardlnoss in diving un der somo foul clay bonk, whon both parent 'gators woro nthomo guarding tho young, ho will show two broad rows of toothloss gums and "Yal Yal" in tho oxcess of mirth. Ho will show you how he can fling rcu pepper nnu totally blind the reptiles Jn their cave, how ho can stab them or nooso their feet or jaws, and, lnstly, ho assures you what you novor heard before that al ligators are absolutely harmless under water except for the sweep of tholr big tails. They can only bite or use their jaws ou tho surfnoe or on Innd, Then, after ho has showed you his pens and arti ficial mud hanks, where he keeps alive sometimes 500 llttlo 'gators till tho de mand grows brisk, nnd tells you what a host of dealers ho supplies all ovor tho stato, you cannot but ndmlro tho sturdy old darky. Now York Tribune. Unnppreclatlve. .Thoy had not been married vory loag, nnd thoy had a good cook, but ono even ing whon he camo homo to dinner ho found thnt not a single thing was cooked proporly. Ho had dono a stroke or two of good buslnoss during tho dav: but. bclna naturally an easy tcmpored follow, ho said nothing. When do9sert was reached, his wife sold to him, l didn't toll you boforo. dear. hut as a treat 1 cookod tho whole dlunor today for you mysolf." "Oh, that's it, is it? I owo tho cook an apology." "An npologyf" she asked. "For whatf" "For the'montal Injustice I hnvo been doing her all the evening." Boston Dud get. 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It promotes diges tion, enriches the blood and gives lasting strength. Sold by -A.. WASLEY, 106 N. Main St.. Shenandoah, Pa Wholesale agent for Felgeaspsi'i Newark. 1 1, Eip'ort Lager aid Saazer Pile Beer, No finer mido. Fine liquors and Oteirs 130 South Main tit. Your Stomach : : : Cannot stand the same washing that your dooih uo. and tne water you arms Isn't even fit for that purpose. Use Lorenz Schmidt's Boor and Fortor. JAMES BHIKLD8, Manager Shenandoah Branch. Millions of Dollars Go up in smoke every year. Takeno risks but cut. vnnr hniiHBS. stock. fur nltureveto., Insured ln first-class, rella- Die companies, as represented uy DAVID FAUST, Insurance Agent, 120 Sonth Jardln Street. Also Life and Acoldontnl Companies lie STEIU BUIOmilCtOHMi,:'"'' :orecastfor 1895 For Shonandoah and Vicinity. Fair triule wiuds, with Increasing voloolty in nil branches of bus iness, followed by frequent showeri of Dollars Into tho coffers of the llEKAUi nilver tisers. To be in the, ShowerofDoliars Everybody in Slienaadoah looks to the columns of Herald For an advertisement of any thing worth bridging to the notice of the public. The' rarely waste time over other papers. Do you see the point? .The Moral. Is that if you have any induce ment to hold out to the 17,000 residents and the throngs of strangers constantly visiting the largest town in Schuylkill you should use the columns of the Herald. Not only does it guarantee the widest publicity, but its rates are proportionately low. 0 0 6 Printing The reputation of our job department for neatness and despatch is well known, as the amount of work turned out will attest. We have just added to this department all of the latest and neatest faces of type, mak ing it one of the most complete job offices in the county. Ifyou are in need of this class of work leave your order w,ith t "The talt i Market St., htw. Lloyd and Centre. Do You Want " f . ? 1 Job
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