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Letters testamentary on tlio
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Schuylkill county, rennsylvnnin, deceased,
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Mild jzxtiia.finc
it
In the Kentuoky Democratio State
Convention,
A TIGHT OVER THE CREDENTIALS.
It Delays the Report of the Committee on
Itesolntlans and Hcltllti In a Victory In
Committee for Ilartlln, the Candidate of
the Sllverltes.
Louisville, Juno 0. The mlmlnlatnv
tlon and Secretary Carlisle wcro certainly
favorltos In the Democratic stnto conven
tion hero yosterday. Tho sllvcrltos went
Into tho district meetings In tho morning
und Into tho convention at noon with con
fidence. In tho district mootlngs thoy
were beaten two to one. They claimed
four out of tho oloven district members of
tho committee on resolutions, but tho ad
ministration men claim that tho commit
tee stood eight to three originally against
froo silver, and, as comploted, nine to
four.
Tho complexion of this commltteo could
not havo been changed by th, appoint-
rucnt of both members at large J.'rom tho
sllvorltos. But when Judgo William
Beckner, as temporary chairman,' divided
the members at largo, giving ono o( the
two to each side, tho silver men felt that
thoy had been outclassed, although they
would not confoss to being outnumbered.
Thoy claimed a victory in tho olcctlon of
Beoknor over Stone, but ofter tho former
divided tho appointments equally cm all
tho committees, and announced his conser
vative views, no claims were made on him.
Stouo would have appolntod only "sound
monoy" men on tho committees. Judge
Beckner is a "sound money" man, but
favored General Hardin for govornor. Al
though Goneral Hardin favors froo coin'
ago, ho has boon supportod throughout by
many who insist on a "sound many " plat
form for htm.
Tho foaturo of tho day was tho defeat In
his homo district of Senator J. S. Black
burn for momborof tho commltteo on res
olutions by Frofossox Arthur Yengor. a
man of pronounced gold standard views,
but who has devoted his time to eollogo
work, and not to politics. Senator Black
burn aspired to tho chairmanship of this
commltteo, and expected to have a major
ity of Its members with him for freo coin
ago and against Clovoland and Carlisle
When Blackburn was dofeatod in the
Seventh district it wus ascertained that
tho Hardin men did not want to be em
barrassed by his appointment as ono of
tho mombors at largo, and then Air. W, T,
Ellla, of tho Socond district, offered Sena
tor Blackburn his proxy. Objootions wero
raised in the convention on tho announce
ment of Blackburn's name for tho com
mltteo from tho Second district, and no
further effort In that dlreotion woromado.
Aside trom tho temporary organization
and tho appointment of committees no
work was accomplished at yesterday's
sosslons. Numorous dilatory motions wero
indulged In, tho Clay mon wanting an ad
Journment till today. This .filibustering
was kept up for over two hours, with
much disturbance. The committee on
resolutions was ready to report at 9 p. in.
but delayed its report, awaiting tho out
como of tho credentials commltteo, which
was fighting ovor contests umong tho del
egntea from Loulsvillo and Newport.
Senator Lindsay prepared tho majority
report on resolutions, which embraced a
strong honest money plank und Indorsed
Cleveland und Carlisle by name for their
financial policy and administrations,
It
was signed by nlno of tho thirteen mom
bors of the commltteo. There Wero two
minority reports, ono for tho froo coinage
of sllvor at 10 to 1, and the other simply
I roalurmiug tho platform of 18U3.
I There was lntenso feeling becauso tho
, fight between tho Hardin and Clay men
on stealing delegates in tho committee on
credentials dolayed tho resolutions and the
proceedings of thoconvoutlon.but nothing
could bouono cowaru facilitating nusinoss,
Sovoral hundred motions to adjourn wero
voted down and tho convention remained
wultlng, although tho committee on cre
dentials at 11 p. m. announced that
could not roport until after midnight.
Senator Lindsay and Chairman Berry re
fused to report tho resolutions or do any
thtng till tho report on credentials camo
In.
Tho commltteo on credentials closed up
shortly before midnight and reported in
favor of the Hardin delegates In Louisville
and at Nowport, when tho scenes of dis
order had a slight susponslon. When tho
Clay mon offered a minority reporrt on
credentials onothor lively scono was be
gan, with tho usual motions for adjourn
ment.Tho consideration of the two reports
on credentials was ponding at 1 a. in.,
with but llttlo prospect of conclusion.
Convention of Free Silver Diiiojratft.
Memphis, Juno 20. Immediately after
the adjournment of tho sllvor convention
rocontly In this olty a moetlng of a num
ber of proraluout Democrnts whoattonded
that gathering was hold and plans out
lined for an organization of free silver men
within the Democratic party for the pur
pose of carrying on the silver campaign
within party linos. As a rosult of this
moetlng an address has been sent to Dem
ocratic leaders throughout tho country,
Inviting thorn to meet at Washington on
Aug, U next to perfect an organization.
The address Is signed by Senators Harris,
Jones and Turplo.
Snys Keuir-ood Was Murdered.
BALTIMOKE, Juno 20. Dr. A. Arousohn,
of this city, a friend of the family of Ja
cob S. Ivomgood, whoso body was found
In tho Niagara river, and was then burled
hero and exhumed for IdontUicutlon, at
tho Instance of an Insurance company,
said today that Keingood was murdered.
He found a docp stab wound In the nock,
and tho neck aud on arm wore brokon.
Tho identification of tho body as that of
Jacob S. Komgood, Dr. Aronsohn says,
comploto.
Killed by a Live Wire.
Philadelphia, Juno yo. Benjamin
Hoffman, aged 45 years, an Inspoctor for
the Brush Eleotrlo Light company,
cllmbod to the top of a pole at Third
street and Wllllng's alloy last night to
sco why the lamp bad go no out. Ills haud
luadvortently touched the wire, u terrlflo
shock pus sod through him, und he top
pled ovor to tho ground bolow, dying u
few momonts aftorwards.
A Defiant Salvatlnn!t.
Colouado Spiungs, Colo., Juno 20, Cap
tain Blanche Coxe, of tho 3ulvatton
Army, an Intelligent and refined lady, has
gone to jail for sixty days for preaching In
the streets. She would not pay a lino Im
posed upon her, nor allow her friends to
pay It for her.
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SALBBmMNMY.
The Prinoipal Advisers of the New
British. Premier,
VETERANS IN PUBLIC SERVICE.
Tlioy Are the Dnhe of lleTnnnliIrn, A. J.
Ilnlfonr, Jnaeph Clinmborlaln, Michael
lllck.-Dencli and Gonrse' Qoclieu.
lirlcf Sketchon of tho New Minister,
Ixindon, Jnno 2). Groat Britain's now
premier hns partially nompleted tho new
ministry, and nnnounces tho appointment
of the following: Promlor and secretary
of stato for foreign affairs, Marquis of
Salisbury; president of the council, Duke
Df Dovoushiro; llrst lord of the treasury,
Mr. A J Balfour; secretary of state for
tho colonics. Right Hon. Joseph Chain-
borlalu; chancellor of tho exchequer, Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach; first lord of tho ad
miralty, Hlght Hon. Georgo J. Goschon.
Tho other mombora of tho government
havu not yst boon fixed upon.
The new premier, Hobort Arthur Talbot
Gascolgne-Cecll, third Marquis of Salis
bury, was boru In 1S30, aud murrlod tho
duughtor of tho lato Baron Aldorson. Ho
was educated at Oxford, aud Is chancellor
of that university. Ho has boon twlco
secretary of stuto for India und twlco sec
retary of stato for foreign affairs. Ho was
Dromler In 1835, and formed his second
ministry In 1SS0. Ho resigned In 1892. Ho
proceeded to Constantinople us a speclul
ambassador ut tho couferenco there In
November, 1870, and lio and Lord Ben
cousllold, In 1873, wero tho representatives
of Great Brltuln at tho congress of Berlin.
Spencer Compton Cavendish, K. J., P.
C, eighth Duko ot Dovonshiro.is tho leader
of tho Liberal-Unionists In tho house of
lords. Ho was born In 1833, and was edu
cated at Trinity college, Cambridge, which
conferred upon him tho degree of M. A. In
1852 and LL. D. in 1802. His second title
Is that of Murquls of Hurtington. Hewus
attuched to Karl Granville's spoclal mis
sion to Russia In ISM. Ho has been a lord
of the admiralty, uudor secretary for wur,
secretary for wnr twlco, postmaster gen
eral, chief secretary for Iroland from 1871
ts 1871, and secretary for India In former
Ltboral governments. He sat as u mem
ber of parliament for different districts
from 1857 to 1891. Ho is u chancellor of tho
Unlvorslty of Cambridge, and an alder
man of the Mlddlesox county council.
Hon. A. J. Balfour, tho now first lord
of tho treasury, rs a nephew of tho Mar
quis of Salisbury, his mother being a
daughter of tho socond Marquis of Sails
bury and a sister of tho proeont Marquis.
Ho was born In 1848, and wus educated
at Eton aud at Cambridge Ho was uj
polnted presldont of tho local govern
ment board in 185, and was secretary for
Scotland, with a scat In the cabinet, from
1830 to 1887. Ho became chief secrotary
for Ireland on tho resignation of Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach In 1887, and retained
that position until 1891, when ho becamo
first lord of tho treasury and leader of tho
house of commons, retaining that position
until 1892, when tho Salisbury govern
ment resigned.
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, tho Unionist
loader in tho houso of commons, and tho
nowly appointed secretary of state for tho
colonies, Is ono of tho foremost and most
daring men lu British politics at tho pres
ent time. Hu is credited with having en
gineered tho downfall of the Rosobery
government, and is undoubtedly a man of
great personal ability. Hu was born In
London In 183d, and has been married
three times, his present wifo being a
duughtor of W. C. Endlcott, formerly sec
retary of war of tho United States. He
was educated at tho University college
Bchool, London, was formerly a manufac
turer In Birmingham, and rotlred from
business in 1874. Mr. Chamborluln bus
boon three times successively elected
mayor of Birmingham, and was president
of the local government board in lsso. in
August, 1887, ho wus uppolnted ono of the
commissioners to settle the fisheries dis
pute with tho United States. Ho has sat
for Birmingham In tho houso of commons
since 1870.
Sir Michael Edward Hleks-Boach, ninth
baronet, was bora in 1837,ln London. He
was educated at Eton und at Christ
church, Oxford, where he graduated B.
A. in 1853. und M. A. in 1301. Ho was par
liamentary secretary to the poor law board
from Fobruury till Docomber, 1808, with
tho exception of a few weoks, during
which ho was undor secretary for tho
homo department. Ho wa3 chief secretary
for Ireland In 1974-78, and secretary of
stnto for tho colonies from 1878 to 1890.
Ho was appointed chancollor of tho ex
chequer In 1835, nnd again socrotary for
Ireland In 1880. Ho resigned tho latter
office In Moroh, 1S87, but remained a mem
bor of tho cabinet without office till Jan
uary, 1838. Ho ro-ontorod tho cabinet in
February, 1883, as president of the board
of trade. He has noon a mcmuor or par
liament since 1804.
Right Hon. Goorgo Joachim Goschon
calls himself a Liberal-Unionist, though
ho hold olllce In Lord Salisbury's former
Conservative ministry. He was born In
1831. and was eduoatcd at Rugby and at
Oriel college, Oxford. He was appointed
an ecclesiastical commissioner in October,
1832, lord rector of Abordeen university In
1837, ond lord tractor of Edinburgh uni
versity In 1390. Ho was vloo prosldent of
tho board of trodo and paymaster general
In 1805-60, and subsequently chancoller of
tho Duchy of Lancaster, president of the
poor law board, and llrst lord of the ad
miralty. He wad engaged on u spoclal
mission to Constantinople In 1880-81, and
was chancellor of tho oxchequor In Lord
Sollsbury s second administration In 1887
92. Ho has sot In parliament for different
districts since May, 1803.
It is bdtovod that tho Marquis of Salis
bury, beforo deciding to form n uew min
istry, rooolved assurances that the outgo
ing ministry would assist tho now govern
ment lu passing tho estimates In time to
enable parliament to dissolve by July 10.
Tho Torlos are roluctnut.
Both partlos profess to bo ready for a
general eloctlou In July, but the outgoing
ministers do not appear greatly disheart
ened. Lord Rosobery and Sir William
Haroourt are particularly jaunty and jo
vial, and muko it plain that their release
from office at this time was the thing most
to bo doslrod.
The Irish people ure taking a great In
terest in tho present situation. Justin
McCarthy has lseuod a manifesto to the
people of Ireland, stating that the defeat
of the govorumeut has placed Ireland's
bitterest enemies In ollloo. "For a brief
gpoco beforo the election," tho manlfosto
says, "Downing street and uuuiin cascio
will bo occupied by mon pledged to tho
policy of ooerolou In Ireland. This defeat
I wna rjimniittnd
by tho lactlonlstg wno
Jjj jiyjrjo Ireland."
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ConitUK Events.
Inly 4. Ice cream aud fruit festival for
benefit of the Primitive Methodist churrb
July 4. Ice oreum festival under auspice.-
of Co. A, Jenniugs Guards, at Rob
bins' opora house.
July 4. Grand reunion picnic of the
people of Schuylkill, Quny, Carbon nnd
Columbia counties at Lakeside.
July 17. Ice cream festival In Uobblns'
Opera Houso under the auspices of the
uy i,
Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease
relieved In six hours by tho "New Grout
South American Kidney Cure." This now
remedy is a great surprise on account of Its
exceeding promptueas In relieving pain m
the bladder, kidneys, back and every part
Of tlio urinary passHges lu male or female.
It relieves retention of water and pain in
passing It almost hnmedlaloly. If you
want quick relief and cure this Is your
remedy. Sold at the City Pharmacy, 107
South Main street, next to the post ofllct,
Shenandoah, Pa. 4-9-3m
The light at Fourteenth and Market
streets hangs too low. It should be
elevated to do more effective work.
If it required an annual outlay of $100,
000 to Injure a family against any serious
coiiequeucea from an attack of bowel com
plaint during the year there are many who
onld feel It their duty to paj it; that they
uld not ail'ord to risk their lives, and
omj of their family for such an amount
Any one can get this Insurance for 2j cents,
at being the price of a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. In almost every neighborhood
some one has died from an attack of bowel
complaint before medicine could be pro
cured or a physician summoned. One or
wo dotes of this remedy will cure an
rdinary caoe. It never fails. Can you
fford to take the risk for so small an
amount'.' 1-or sale by Grubler Ilros., Drug
gists. The Bnt Chinese woman that ever visited
Shenandoah was in that town lat week in
the capacity of a missionary.
It Mny Do ns Much for You
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irvine. 111., writes
that he had a severe kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in bis back
and also that his bladder was affected. Ho
tried many so called kidney cures but with
out any good result. About a year ago be
uegau m,e ot Electric Hitters and found
relief at once. Electric Bitters Is espec
ially adapted to cure of all kidney and
liver troubles and often gives almost In
stant relief. One trial will prove our
tatement. Prico only COc. for laree bottle.
t A. Wasley's drug store,
A trne repentance shows the evil itself.
more than the exlercal enfleriac or the
shame. Shakespeare
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James L. Francis, Alderman, Chicago,
lys: "I regard Dr. King's New Dis
covery as an ideal panacea for coughs,
colds and lung complaints, having used It
n my iamiiy ior tue last nve years, to the
exclusion of physlclaus' prescriptions or
other preparations." Kev. John Ilurgus,
veokuu, Iowa, writes : "1 have been
minister ot the Methodist Entsconal
cuurcu ior ou years or more, anu naveuever
found anytblnc so beueticlal. or thnt cave
mo such speedy rtlief as Dr. King's New
Discovery. Try this ideal cough remedy
now. li'lal bottles Iree at A. Wasley s
Irug store.
Ol 2G3 Popss, only eleven ruled longer
thau seventeen years.
Ilicyclo riders, foot ball players and aht-
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lhe sprains aud bruises, and cuts to which
they are constantly liable, in Dr. Thomas'
Klectric Oil.
Sixteen Chinese Emperors are reported to
have died by poison.
The best Salvo in the world for Cuts,
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Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 ceDts per box.
For sale by A. AVasley.
People do not lack strength; they lack
will. lluiio.
Mr. s-atues Perdue, an old soldier resid
Ingat Monroe, Mich., was severely afflicted
with rheumatism but received prompt re
lief from pain by using Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says : "At times my back would
ache so badly that I could hardly raise up.
If I had not gotten relief I would not be
here to write these few lines. Chamber
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ot good and I feel thankful for It. For
sale by Grubler Bros., Druggists.
A man must become wise at bis own ex
pense. Montaigne.
"But evil is wrought by want of thought,
As well as want of heart."
By want of thought mothers allow
daughters to become frail aud puny. Over-
study In girls induces uterine illsorilern
aud weaknesses, aud blights their future
happiness as wives and mothers. Joined
to proper uygieuic care, ut. rierce s v a
vorlte Prescription is a priceless remedy in
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more apparent every year. Using it, the
wan, debilitated school girl gains color,
tlesh and spirits, losing those deathly bead
aches, tormenting backaches, languor,
dejection, and other symptoms of func
tional irregularities, anu nervous uemnty.
It never harms tut) moat delicate girl.
Bobortsdalo, Huntingdon Co., Pa,
World's Dispensary Medical Association :
Gentlemen : 1 caunot sufficiently ex
press to jou my gratitude for the benefit
your medicine has conferred upon my
daughter. Of late she bus suil'ered no pain
whatever, it is simply marvelous, vou
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scription it is, indeed, to you aud to
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Yours gratefully,
Thomas Tiiiklwell
Asthma cured by newly discovered
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