EVENING HERALD
rabllshed dally, except Sunday by
mjshatjD rvnwsuura company,
rabllcatlon ofllco and mechanical department,
North Market Strcot.
tfy,- zSavaA Is delivered In Shenandoah And
1 H6 jieram Butrounalng town8 jor six Cents
week, payable to the carriers. By mall, Tnrei
Dollars a year orTwonty-rlvo cents per month,
la advance.
JLtivtrUsements ctaargod according to space
and position. Tho publishers reserve the right
to eninge the position ol advertisements when
cut the publication of newH requires it. The
right Is also reserved to reject any advertise
stent, whether paid lor or not, that the pub
lihsra may deem Improper. Advertising rates
wade known upon application.
Entered at the post office at Shenandoah, Fa.
ii second closs mall matter.
TUB EVENING 1IEBAZD,
Shenandoah, Fenna.
Svening Herald.
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1805.
The sympathy o the people o the
United States in with Nicaragua, but the
Administration is against her.
It is becomluK harder every day for
any intelligent unci self-respecting man
to remain in the Democratic party.
TriE best Democrat nowadays U the
one who looks with most favor upon the
ideaot voting the Republican ticket next
year.
Oxe of the lemlius: features of the for
eigu policy of England is u disposition
to bulldoze little nations and arbitrate
with big ones,
Demo-i:ats who do not want to vot
for free silver next year should be mak
ing arrangements to get out of the party
which is going to put that doctrine into
its platform.
ExGLAXD's success in bullying litt'e
jSlcaraugua will greatly encourage Russia
to proceed alone the same cowardly lines
toward Japan. If one bully is not kicked
when be earns It the next bully is en
couraged accordingly.
iNtliEASlNG imports, decreasing exportB
selling less to foreign countries, buy
ing more from them. "So runs the wor
a.way" under the Gormnnized Wils1
Tariff. According to the Free-Triv
theory this is the way for n country
lay up treasure. No individual wodi
expect to get rich in this way.
Which is the wiser, the sounder,
more profitable, the more patriotic plaVi
to continue to pay $100,000,000 a year
foreign ship owners, and see almost eve
dollar of it lost to us, or to spend tvi
three, four or five million dollars to
-courage American citizens to carry Am
lean commerce under the American fla
To the American mind this question
mits of only one possible answer.
The HeiiALD, of Shenandoah, waj
the New County bill to pass. It does rJ
give any reason therefor, but it wants!
all the same. In this respect the H
ALD is distinguished. It is about
only paper in the county which does
fight for Schuylkill county. That
another reason it Is distinguish
Miners' Journal. The Herald has t
and again expressed its opinion upon
merits of the bill, and given suffic.
reason therefor. There was no consid
tlon at stake, other than the desire t
the greatest good to the greatest numj
Wo wish we could say as much for a
of our exchanges who have taker)
active part in the defeat of tho bill.
acknowledged by all parties, botlf.
and agalnBt the measure, that the pet
of lower Luzerne county are at a i
disadvantage under the prosent ord
things, and the small slice proposed
taken from this county would notJ
teriolly affect Schuylkill. On the i
hand, we believe it would be an ad
age in many respects to our own coj
THE New York Advertiser says Secrr"
UK
Hoke Smith wound up a fatiguing re
view on the silver question witCe
assurance that he has "no doubt thend
next President of the United Statefjue
be opposed to the unlimited colnn8,
silver at 10 to 1." The watermelon pL0
should not leave the sketch so in
plete. The next President of the Unl
States will also be opposed to the pel
outlon of defenders of the American ill
He will be opposed to the assassinate
of American industry and the pauperi:
tion of American labor. He will
opposed to an Inquisitorial, un Auieric
Socialistic and motional exaction like
Income tajt. He will be oppose 1 to
degradation of the Stars ami Stripes ij
will insist upon a resolute assertio
Ametloan rights abroad. In other w
the next President will be a Repubj
and a genuine American, under y
TI . .. ,,, ,!
administration no Hoke .Smith witf, .
a chance to wreak revenge upon cet- j
veterans like those who march
Atl.ntntxttii,
mim nnirninw uimn
To the Demands Kussia, Prance
and Germany,
TO LEAVE LIA0 TUNG PENINSULA.
This Includes the Chinese Stronghold of
l'ort Arthur In Iteturu for Ilur Moiler
ntlnn the Victorious Nation Will Collect
a Larger Indemnity,
LoSDON, May 7. Official dispatches
from Paris, Berlin and St. Pctorsburg an
nounco that tho Japanese ministers huvo
informed tho different governments that,
deferring t j tho friendly ndvlco of Franco,
Russia nud Germnny, Japan has re
nounced its claim to tho permnnent pos
session of the Lino Tung peninsula, in
cluding Port Arthur.
A dispatch from Paris says that Japan
has surpassed tho hopes of tho frlonds of
peace and oven tho conditions arranged by
Russia, Franco and Germany. Llko ovcry
power which knows its own mind, Jupan
is prompt In her resolutions, and does not
seem to deslro to prolong tho controversy
by tho adoption of half measures.
A Berlin dispatch says that whether
Jnpau intends to domnnd compensation
for her concessions to tho powers Is at
present uncertain. No objection will bo
raised in Berlin to a moderate lucroaso in
the Indemnity. By her compllnnco Japan
removes ono of the germs t disturbance
in eastern Russia. It is seml-olllclally
stated that during tlie negotiations Russia
was only anxious to maintain tho status
quo in Asia. The dispatch adds that it is
Understood that tho emperor of China did
not ratify tho tn aty of peace until tho en
voys of Japan at Berlin, Paris and Sr.
Petersburg had officially stated that Japan
would give up the Lino Tung peninsula.
A St. Petersburg dispatch says that
Japan's reply to the powers, renouncing
definitive possesion of the Lino Tung
peninsula, was received with surprise.
Much attention is given to tho words
"definitive possession." If they mean the
temporary occupation of the peninsula
until the indemnity shall iiavo boon paid.
Japan's answor Is not likely to end the
mutter. Whllo averting war, it will be
only tho beginning of a diplomatic cam
paign. In a leader this morning Tho Times
says: "Wo wolcotno Japan s decision with
satisfaction as removing a danger to the
peace of tho far east. Whllo Englishmen
wero uuable to sco any reason for joining
in an attempt to bring prcssuro on tho
Japanese government, they never had the
desire to eucourago tho nowly risen power
in the I'aclilc in a spirit of progressive ad'
venture. Had Japan allowed horsolf to
become implicated in a struggle with
Russia, tho penuo of tho world would have
been jeopardized. This peril has been
nvoided by tho good senso and self control
of tho statesmen of Japan. It is to bo hoped
that tho nation will acqulcsco in these
moderate and cautious counsels."
ThnStmulnrcl snvs: "Thnrn Is'n fi-elhirrnt
Frackvllle this morning.
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James Bell, James Higgins nnd John
Scheuhing were visitors to Mahnuoy City
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glblin, of Mt.
Carmel, are in town and attended the
Gilflllan funeral.
Miss Kate Moakler has resigned her
position at Giryin's novelty store.
Harry Hart, the Riugtown boniface,
was in town today.
Miss Carrie Oldt, of Mahanoy City,
spent last evening in town.
Joseph Lehmler and Miss Bessie Steeley
visited the letter's parents at Glrardvllle
last evening.
Robert Leckie, of Pottsville, is visiting
his parents in town on East Centre street.
Joseph Ball, E. F. Magargle and E. C.
Brobsf witnessed the Buffalo Bill per
formance at Pottsville today.
Up to Date.
The Messrs. Barrits, of the Pottsville
Traction Company, are making very ex
tensive Improvements on their new pur
chase in Norfolk, Va.
Dletrick Longswnmp Sollenbergcr, P.
M., (which means postmaster), has re
turned to his old tricks, that of publishing
a newspaper and writing nice things
about his dearest friends. His Saturday
Review ought to "fill a long felt want"
In Shamokln. Success, D. L. S.
The Pottsville Journal, alarmed Bt the
prospect of the Quay county scheme being
successful, appeals to Senator Quay, in n
column of double leaded editorial, to
throw himself into the breach and stop
the business. We were under the im
pressiou that the new county bill was dead
and not worth bothering about. The
Commissioners will have to spend several
hundred dollars more of good money to
follow the bad.
Tamaqua's New Postmaster.
Charles Beard hag been appointed Post
master at Tamaquu. A monster petition
was sent to the President asking for the
retention of Mrs M. Housberger, the
present incumbent, and as her term ex
plred several months ago It was thougut
the request of the petitioners would be
complied with.
Removal.
II. Bury, the jeweler, changed his place
of business to the Owens' building, on
South Main street, recently vacated by
Daniel and Dodson, and W prepared to
rective orders for all kinds of repairing
In the jewelry line, which he will do
promptly nnd on reasonable terms, lw
Coming: Events.
June 0. Lecture by Rev. T, Batsman,
entitled, "That's the Man," la the P. M.
cnurcn. i.
May 80. Monster nicni" nt, Columbia tfr
pk by the Gymnasium Club.
Special This Week. e
Gents' good white shirts, 33 centrj(0t
Fair ticking for 5 cents per yard. GoCio de
quality sheeting, U centf . Table ' tkota,
cloths, 1SVS cents. nd ho-
P. J. MONAOliAN, it has
f'-i-tl 28 South Main sreeUot as-
1 "- -ken to
eMttbff,,, )'
body. Doan'o Omtrnt-ut is worth
weight, in gold. No matter Ioa- lilvfuir
gtandlng the t-ouble, Doau'a Omtm . nrtlv
wU1 not fflU t0 8lve Jnstant relief. OBtorly
Vela-
JVlUlU,
To You
The Most Important
Mnttor demanding attention at this
season is tho condition of your blood.
Your health depends upon it, for as
tho quality aud quantity of tho blood
vary, you nro better or worse.
Tho blood conveys all tho elements
which go to makeup tho organs, nerves
and tissues of tho body, and carries
away all dissolved, useless material.
Every bono, musclo,nervo and tisstto,
lives upon what tho blood feeds to it.
The wholo world knows that Hood's
Sarsaparilla is tho standard remedy
for making puro blood.
It possesses merit peculiar to itsell
and by whicli it effects marvelous
cures even when other preparations
fail. When you buy your spring medl
clno get the best, and that is
Sarsapariila
N. B. Take Hood's and only Hood's.
HrnHe Dillc easy to buy, easy to take,
I lOUU S flllb easy In effect. 25c.
To Arrest the Govcriinf'iir'Knnim.
TOPEKA, Kan., May ".Governor Mor
mil Is fn lin jirrntnd un thn nt,,,,..-.-. nf
- -.. .... v... w..lLL. Ul W1J.
tnlnlng money under faUo trutcn.cs.
This is tho statement of Wutui- & Water.,
attorneys, wuo are pr -paring the paper.,,
which will be signed by Warren Chit-.?, of
the Ktatn nnntfniiMi.fr 'Plw. i.li'imt is ......l..
on tho ground that Governor5 Morr"'.l
drow money from the sta'.j to p.iy for s. r-
viiics (jiiuu uy ins pnvato huorctary a
mouth bofore the aovcnin? u-.i In.m.
gurated.
Ohio Miners Unable to Agree.
Columbus. O., May ;. The Ohio mlneis1
officials issuh an order to their cuii-vM-ueney
to the effect that it was iiupu.-,si,. e
to agree with tlie operators; that no woik
be done In or around mines except puiii;,
ing or balllnrr water; that to RP"ttiv six.
cents per ton for pick and Utir,y-sixceut
for machine mining all must stand to
gether, none golm; to work if offered these
prices until all receive a similar offer.
The Olm-jville Stiiko General.
PllOVlDE.NXE, R. I., May 7.-Tho Otacy
ville strlkn tins h -mm" general. ,tu! ikiv
involves 8.000 men. Tho ''tu.itlnn here
will bu presented to tho to-vilo convention
now in session here by .epresentatives of
the strikors, and the 'lelegatjs will uLoacu
either voto to support tho strike or ndviso
tho operatives to return to work until a
more auspleh is time.
If mled by Exploding Acids.
Betrusiiem, Pa., Muy 7. Whiloat work
in the laboratory at Lehigh Univcrslty
Hp try Thatcher had his eyes destroyed
f.nd was probably fatally burned by un ex
plosion of sulphuric nnd acetic acids in a
test tube. Tho unf ortunato young man is
not yet of ago, and resides hero.
When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When sho becamo Hiss, she clung to Castoria.
When ihe had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the
nameLESSlO & BAEK, Ashland, Pa., is
printed on every sack. tf
Strouse has a fine line of society em
blems.
Relief In Six Hours.
Distressine Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six nours Dy tne "iew
Great South American Kidney Cure."
this new remeay is a great surprise on
iccount of its exceeding promptness In
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part of the urinary pas
sages in male or female. It relieves re
tention of water and pain In passing It
ilmost immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold
at the City Pharmacy, 107 S. Main St.,
next door to the post office, Shenandoah,
Pa. 4-9-3m
When you want good roofing, plumb
ing, gas uttlng, or general tlusmlthlng
done call on E F. Gallagher, 18 West
Centre street. Dealer in stoves. 3 4-tf
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life
Away
is the truthful, startling title of a book
about No To-IShc, the barrnleis, guaran
teed tobneco habit euro that, braces up
nicotinized nerves, eliminates the nicotine
poison, makes weak men gain strength,
vigor and manhood. You run no physical
or financial risk, ns No-To Bap is sold by
Mrs A. Wesley under a guarantee to
cure or monev refunded. Book free.
Address Sterling Remedy Co., New York
or Chicago. tat eoa
Ten cent box Magic Paste Stove Polish
for 5 cents. Ask your grocer. Pictures free.
JOHN A. BEILLY,
Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR DEALER,
22-21 South Main St., Shenandoah.
AgeBt for D. O. Yuengllrg & Bon's celebrated
liter, i-oner Aiea eic.
Your Stomach : : :
Cannot stand the same washing that
your boots do. and the water you drink
Isn't even fit for that purpose. Use
Loronz Schmidt's Beer and Porter.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Branch.
For Sale, Cheap I
2 VALUABLE PROPERTIES
On North White Street,
Double block of dwellings, Nos. :) and
!i-J North White street, between Centre and
Lloyd streets.
Also, a double block of dwellings, Nos.
110 ond 11H North White street, between
Lloyd and Coal streets.
Apply at HERALD UFF1CB.
INCOME TAX REHEARING.
Iio Ai'giimcnt.1 In tho Cno to l'lnl.ih
Tomorrow Afternoon.
Washington, Mnv 7. Tho supreme
tourt, with its full membership of nlno
Justices on tho bench for tho first tlmo in
many mouths, began tho rehearing yester
day of tho lucomo tnx suits. Justice
Howoll Jackson, of Tonucssco. who lias
boon nbsont from Washington tho greater
part of tho past yenr Booking restoration to
health, took his scat again with extraordi
nary interest nttnehod to his presence,
slnco ho nssuutes practically tho position
of umpire upon tho vital question of tho
prluclplo upon which tho law is bncd
which divided tho other eight justices into
two en unl factions. Justice Jackson did
not appear to bo fceblo, but it was plainly
evident that ho was far from bolug n well
man, and that only by a strong effort
could ho sit throughout tho heuring.
Most conspicuous among tho spectators
It; court wero Postmaster General Wilson,
the chairman of the ways nud moans com
mittee Hint framed tho tariff act; Kepro
scutativo MoMillin, of Tonnossce, chair
man of tho sub-committco which drafted
tho incomo tax provisions, and ox-Speaker
Crisp, of tho houso. Tho attondnnco of
lawyers aud others having an unofficial
interest in tho matter was notlconbly
smaller than at tho first argument of the
law, aud after the usual contingent oi
casual tourists had satisfied their curiosity
to obtain n slcltt of tho nromluent men
the court room was not crowded.
But two arguments are to bo mado for
each side, bv Attorney Genoral Olney ati.l
Assistant Attorney General Whitney lot
tho government, nnd by .W. D. GuthrN
and Joseph Clionto, of Now York, for t!"
app'.-llauts, Messrs. Hydo and Pollock.
Yesterday Mr. Guthrlo delivered hi
speech and Mr Whitney began his, which
lie will finish today. As the tlmo usslneil
Is (Ivo hours to each side the arguments
will bo closed tomorrow afternoon.
Another Appeal Agntntt Spain.
Washington, Mav 7 'the case of Man
uel Fucntes, the correspondent of the New
York World, who was arrested near Han
tiago, Cuba, on a oharae of nidine the rev
olutionists, h.n boon laid boforo the state
department, with a request that full in
quiry bo made to dlsolosu tho facts, am!
that proper protection bo inonuwhilo e
tended to Fuentes. Tho stnto depayV.nen :
will probably lustruct our repriiSfntatlvi'"
in Cuba to see that Fuontos' caso Is r
moved from the military courts to tin
civil tribunals. It is contended that th.
chargo against Fuentes, which is in sub
stance that he endeavored to soli arms tu
tho insurgents, is without foundation, anil
In vlow of tho summary methods of Span
ish courts martial it Is doomed nocossary
to socuro spoedy action.
Working for Bnrdsley'g Pardon.
HAnuisntJUG, May 7. Tho membors o!
tho board of pardons havo been vcrballj
notified that tho frlonds of John Bardsley.
tho defaulting ex-city treasurer of Phila
dolphla, will soon make a formal npplica
tlon for his pardon. Tho application,
which will probably bo presented nt the
next meeting of tho board, is said to have
tho Indorsement of mnuy prominent Phll
adelphiaus, chief among whom Is ex-Mag-istrato
Durham. Tho grounds for tho ap
plication will bo that Bardsloy was made
a criminal by circumstances, rather than
by Inclination: that ho was n publio spir
ited citizon; that nil tho money taken by
him hat been recovered, nud finally that
ho has been sufficiently punished for his
offense.
Do Campos at Santiago.
HAVANA, May 7. A formal reception
was given to Captain Gouoral Martinez de
Campos upon his arrival at Santiago.' All
the military aud civil officials in the city
wore present. Tho captain gouoral made
a brief addross, in tho course of which ho
said that ho fuvorcd tho construction of a
new wharf at Santiago, and that ho had
requostod the govornmout to Immediately
authorize its building. Tho sum of $125,
000, which is nlroady on hand, will bo ex
ponded on tho wharf, and its construction
will glvo employment to many mon after
tho sugar grinding season is lluished and
tho crop roaches the storehouses.
Rtn.it Release the Infanta Isabel.
Washington, May 7. Secretary Carlisle
has directed tho federal authorities at
Tampa, Fin., to communicate to tho stato
quarautino authorities his opinion that
tho United States laws do not warrant the
detontlon of tho Spanish cruiser Infanta
Isabel on a reported violation of tho fed
eral quarantine laws. Tho crulsor nrrlved
at tho entrance to Tampa bay Friday ovon
lng. Tho sato authorities fumigated hor
aud, it was reported, intonded to detain
her for fivo days. Tho secretary waived
this regulation by wiro.
Murdered In Ills Saloon.
SEOAUCDS, N. J., May 7. John H. En-
golbrocht, a saloonkeeper nnd also the
ownor of a small hotel, was found mur
dered in ills saloon by a driver for a looal
brewing oompauy. His throat hod been
out with a razor and his skull crushed
with a gun stock. All of Engelbrecht'a
valuables, as well ns all the money in tlie
cash drawor, were takon, indicating that
tuo muruereu man had surprised u burg
lar at work.
Jlui'lmnan'8 Life Again Prolonged.
SlNGSlNO. N. V.. Mnr 7 WnWlnv,
says that, acting on tho advice of Attoruey
Geueral Hancock, ho has abandoned the
idea of oxocuting Dr. Bnchnnan tomor
row, xuo seconu respite by Uovurnor Mor
ton will expire .it that time, but owing to
tho legal muddle tho exeoutton, according
to tho opinion of tho attorney genoral,
must bo dolayod until tho courts again do
cido tho questions raised by Buchanan's
lawyers.
The Hovab' Defeat,
PAHIS, May 0. Additional advices re
colvedhere from Majunga regarding the
victory of tho French on the BetHiboka
river on Friday last show that the Hovas
lost 300 men, including several important
chlofs. The French forces, as already
cabled, captured a number of prisoners,
several guns and a quantity of provisions.
Tho French losses were ouly one killed aud
four wounded..
Urutally Klolccd by e. Druukuu lloabaud.
Philadelphia, May 7. -During a fit of
drunken rage William E. Mitchell, of loo
South Twenty-third gtrooo, attacked his
wife in a most bruta' manner, and finally
kicked her into n state of Insensibility.
Mrs. Mitchell wt., taken to tl ho.phal arid
harjiushand placed undor arrest Magis
trate Jermoii hukl him ,n ) h.ai.
Took VoUou on the Street,
JKHST.Y Cm, May 7 A man who re
fused ti gie bin name, but said that lie
kept a Intel In Ht Augustine, Fla , dur
ing the winter, uud that his wife had be
come Insane, tmik poli-on on the streot
hero. His condition Is precarious. He Is
about do years of ae.
PENNSYLVANIA FOREST FIRES.
The Losses l,y the Conflagration Will
Iteach Nearly it Million Dollnrs.
BnADFOltD, May 7. The losses from
Sunday's flro nt Glon Hnzol will mount
up to an enormous sum. They Inolttde n
largo sawmill owned by D. S. Dolllvor, of
Rldwny, with a capacity of 80,000 feet per
day, and a lumber yard owned by Ellas
Dcomer, of Wllliamsport, together with
10,000,000 foot of lumber. Tho Insurance
is understood to cover about half of tho
loss. Tho flro caught under tho gang saw,
nnd was discovered about S:C0 a. m. Tho
causo Is unknown, but ns It followed so
closely on tho heels of tho loss of tho Weed
& Co. mill a week ago It Is thought by
some to havo boon tho work of an Incen
diary. Tito Now York, Lake Erlo and Wostern
lost fifteen gondolas and tho Cleveland,
Akron nud Columbus two. Tho Kltnor,
St. Mary's and Shawmut road had about
one-eighth mil of trnck burned. Traffic
will be closed for sovoral days. The loss
of lumber, coal and freight revenuo will
not fall short of $1,000,000.
Tho forest flros havo died out, but are
oxpectcd to spring up at any minute.
Qulntuplo hill Is now on flro. Ever since
tho dry spoil set In tho Emery Oil com
pany has hud a man employed to follow
after each train, so thnt In enso tho woods
should catch flro tho flames might bo ex
tinguished before getting beyond control.
Yet in spito of this precaution tho hill Is a
roaring tower of flro. It has not yet been
learned how tho conflagration started, but
presumably from sparks from somo pass
ing engine.
The Emory Oil company has lost ono oil
rig aud others nro in dnngcr. Unless rain
conies or the progress of tho destroying
elements can bo arrested much property is
in danger of being consumed. Should tho
flro go over tho hill mnuy rigs on tho West
Branch will no doubt go up in smoke. A
bad flro Is reported between Brookstou nud
Chaffee, in Elk-county, and another west
of Coon Run.
A Now Pension Uullng. '
Wasuington, May 7.,2;iructlon of tho
pension bureau .'.n-ofi'ustruing tho legal
meaning of dependency under tho net nf
Juiiv, 27, 1890, has boon reversed by As
sistant Secretary of the Interior Reynolds
in a decision in a dependent mother s case.
Tho ruling provides that where the prop
erty possessed by a mother having uo othor
means ot support is so small thnt it will
not yleldnn income sufficient to support
hor during her life, it should not doprivo
her of tho right to pension. Tho law is
interpreted to moan not merely enough to
supply tho necessaries of life for any lim
ited period of years, but a comfortablo
maintenance of tho pensioner during tho
remainder of her life.
Opposing Confederation with Canada.
St. John's, N. F., May 7. Tho W'hlte
way party Is getting ready to abandon con
federutlou with Canada. A largo major
ity of tho party aro opposed to union on
uny terms, whllo tho remainder fear to
faco tho constituencies. Many members
admit that Canada's terms aro not what
they expected thoy would bo, and tho del
egates to Canada aro roundly criticized for
leaving Ottawa before concluding tho ne
gotiations. Since thoy left the wholo sit
uation has materially altered. Thoro will
bo un lucroaso in tho taxation of luxuries
to provide a fund to meet prcsont difficul
ties. Sweat Siopj Knocked Out In St. T.onis.
St. Louis, Muy 7. Tho sweat shop strike
is ended. Many of tho mon aro back, at
work, and by tho mlddlo of next week all
tho coatmakers will bo employed again. A
committee, consisting of Mr. Schwabs,
Stato Factory Inspector Connolly, Master
Workman Stouo. of tho local garment
workers, and a representative of tho board
of health have boon on a tour of inspection
among tho shops during the past week.
Most of tho bosses have promised the com
mittee to furnish now quartors. Tho man
ufacturers will not furnish work to those
who do not.
Attempted Train Wrecking in Blaine.
Augusta, Me.,, May 7. About 9:30
o'clock last evonln'g a section watchman
at Granlto Siding saw a man approach
tho track, and whon the watchman sud
denly rushed out upon him ho was discov
ered in the act of placing two rails across
tho track. The fellow was placed under
arrest, uud guvo his name as Henry Dos
tie. Dostlo Is SI years old, but ho is
thought not to bo fully Intelligent. In the
afternoon an express train was nearly
wrecked by a similar obstruction, but
Dostlo says ho knows nothing about that
attempt.
Suicide, of a Justice.
Houtzdale, Pu., May 7. Justice of tho
Pcaco Robert MoNamara, Sr., was found
dend in tho nttlo over his office yosterduy,
having shot himself through tho hoad
with a pistol. He had been missing from
his homo since Saturday morning. Mr.
McNamarn had served two terms as jus
tice, and was to have enterod on ills third
term yesterday.
Disastrous Storm In Tennessee.
Chattanooga, May 7. A disastrous
cloudburst and hail and wind storm vis
ited Dayton, Tenn. The streots of the city
were inundated ond two of tho bridges on
tho principal streets wore washed away.
A numbor of small houses wero blown
over.
To Give Veterans the Preference.
Boston, May 7. The house yesterday
ordered to a third reading tho bill giving
veterans of tho civil war proforonco In em
ployment In the civil service, without ex
amination, over all others not veterans
who have takon civil service examination.
Kalnoky's Resignation Not Accepted.
Vienna, Muy 7. Emporor Francis Jo
seph has sent a gracious autogruphlo let
ter to Count Kaluoky, declining to accept
the lattor's resignation as lmporlal minis
ter of forolgn affairs.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
The police census of Buffalo, taken May
1, shows a population of 835,709.
The Kauso8.board of agrioulture reports
half the wheat orop of the state killed.
A strike is on in the Frunkllu-Rookefel-ler
mtue ou the Mesaba iron range, in
Minnesota.
The Berkshire cotton mills at Adams,
Mnss.,- gives notice of a voluntary Increase
of wage-., to mkeWfeet Muj -'It
A compromise un the Manitoba school
quubtum will prul. ibl l. effected at
Thursday's legislative w;sslou.
Tho Louisiana supreme eourt decided
yesterday tha. ii.e -ting lllugal and
must nut bu permitted in th.it state.
Rev. Datx A P. and Mr Mury A. Liver
more yesterday celebrated tin fiftieth an
invi lvnrv uf their marrlaie at Hu.tr l,n,,a
I in Melrote, Muss.
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blocked. No ue putting more grain in
rue nopper wnen tne mill cannot crlnd.
imo are buuic ui i inure s protests: 1083
of appetite; distress sfter eating heart
b'irn; palpitation; flnshe nf he it and
cold; the rising of nauseous nctds aud
gases into the throat; furred tongue; dull
ami aching head; pains in the chest and
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back; weariness, fatigue and worry; lo3S
of sleep; cold hands nnd feet; yellowish
eye3 and skin; weakness and trembling;
constlpatiou; failure of nervous force and
courage, etc., etc. Out of this seething
blockade in the stomach may come nnyof
a dozen local comnlaiuts. a common
form of peudoconsumptlon nmong
them. Yet yon must eat or btarve.
Miserable dilemma.
Dttt-itie measures won't do Take a
veiy little light nourishment at, first and
I'nmediittely after It a doe of th Shaker
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