EVENING HERALD
1888 UU11NKD OUT-
-1895.
Published dally, except Sunday, by tlie
HUALD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Improper. Advertising rales made known
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application.
Kntoicd tlhopotoffioe nt Shenandoah, Pn
second ehiss innll uiHtter.
Eoening Herald.
SATUKDAY, JULY 20, 18U5.
In Ills selection, of Maurice Morrison as
a member of tlio lloanl of Health to
succeed Mr. UrouRhall, whoso term ox
plrea, Prosident McGuire has aRalu dis
played tho oxccllent judgment which has
so frequently marked his administration
as presiding ollicer of tho ltorough Council.
Mr. Morrison is ono of tho oldost and most
highly respected and substantial residents
of the tovt n and as a membor of tho Hoard
of Health he would bu found conservative,
consistent and conscientious.
Ir all that is said upon the streets re
garding tho recent School Board committee
desk contract is truo, there is ample room
for complaint on tho part of tho unsuccess
ful bidders, and tho protesting School Di
rectors are justified in insisting that the
whole matter shall bo laid beforo tho
.School Board. It has frequently happened
that false economy has been practiced by
accepting tho lowest bids, but in the
present case it is charged that one of the'
lowest bidders offered a better article than
the ono adopted by the committee and af
forded all necessary protection to guard
against imposition, but there did not seem
to be a disposition to have the merits of
all competitors fully weighed. Undor
these circumstances it would be far more
satisfactory to tho people to have tho
School Board consider tho matter fully
than to allow the action of tlie committeo
go unchallenged. More than this, tho
committee should court a full consideration
of the matter and relievo itself of any
suspicion that might bo thrown upon its
action by outsido discussion. The com
mittee certainly cannot loose anything by
such a course. If the action taken was
hased upon good judgment thero are cer
tainly men of sulllciont intelligence on tho
Board to realize it and add their endorse
ment. If tho facts aro to tho contrary, any
mistake that may have been made in the
committee can bo easily rectilled and tho
committeemen will have an opportunity to
show that what they did was done in
accordance with their best judgment at
the time, and not by reason of any im
proper motive,
IrtliESPECTlvis of the merits attending
the claims of tho other competitors, it can
he truthfully said that in awarding the
contract for making the public walor works
connections to Mossrs. Gallagher and
Lamb the Borough Council has placed tho
important work in very proper and re
sponsible hands, and it is seldom that such
an Important step is taken and maro gen
eral satisfaction follows among the people.
There is no doubt that the work could have
heen entrusted to any of tho gentlemen In
competition with jubt as much safety and
promise of favorable results, but there
seems to have heen an almost universal
opinion among people in the town who
have taken an interest in the public water
works, that should the contract fall into
the hands of Mr. 13. F. Gallagher it would
Tie only part recognition of the almost In
valuable service which that gentleman
rendered In the establishment of the works,
especially last year, the closing year of his
term on the Borough Council, when he
pertormed (.ervlce without pay that he
could not Improve upon If the work had
heeu his own. The services he rendered on
the publio water works last year gratuit
ously is sufficient guarantee that the con
tract Just given him with -remuneration
attached will be tarried out satisfactorily
to all concerned. Mr. Lamb is also especially
adapted for the undertaking, in that he has
heen Identified with the water works siuce
their establishment was first agitated, and
therefore is qualified to judge the character
of work that should be performed and is
expected by the people under tho coutract.
We therefore say, with all due respect to
tho unsuccessful competitors, that the con
tract could not have fallen into hotter
hands.
'Eloonence will sometimes provoke right'
eone indignation, but it cannot produce
ligbteouiness o: me.
The Bereft Mother Identifies the
Bodies of Her Children.
TORONTO'S OASE AGAINST HOLMES
Chicago Furnishes Another Sensation In
the Illscovery of Charred Hones, Hollovod
to bo Those of Mlnnlo William, In a
IIouso Formerly Occuplod by Holmes.
ToitoNTO, Out., July 20. Yesterday Mrs.
Pltezel Identified tho bodies of the two
thlldrcn found Monday night in tlie collar
on St. Vincent street as thoso of hor girls,
Allco nnd Nelllo. Tho latter sho identi
fied by hor hair and tho former by a pecu
liarity of her ttppor front tooth. Sho was;
not nllowod to soo nny other parts of the
bodies, as both woro in such an advanced
etngo of decomposition that it was thought
tho shock would dorango hor. As It was,
Mrs. Pltozol broke down completely and
lobbed nnd cried throughout tho trying
ordeal nnd long afterward. Detectives
Geyer, of Phlludolphla, and Cuddy, of tho
local stall, and tuo doctors aro perfectly
satisfied with tho identification.
The enso which tho Canadian authori
ties now have ugnlnst Holmes is very com
ploto, and Is much stronger than that
made out against him in Philadelphia,
which fact leads ti groat many hero to be
lieve thnt tho prisoner will certainly bo
extradited. Summed up, this is tho case:
Holmes haB boon traced from tho United
States to this city with tho children. His
Identity was established nt tho Palmor
houso, and that of tho children at tho Al
bion. Thon both murderer and victims
woro recognized at tho very scono of the
crime, not by ono witnoss, but by soveral.
An Immediate motlvo for committing
tho deed is nlso clearly shown, being duo
to tho fact that Mrs. Pltezel was in tho
city und might at any momont moot tho
children on tho street. Agnin, Holmes
borrowed a spado on the last day that tho
girls woro scon nllvo at tho cottago or any
whoro olso, giving ns his roason for doing
so that ho wished to mnko a bin for some
potatoes, which stntemont was shown to
bo palpably false. All this, nnd his going
nwny tho noxt day aro strong corrobora
te focts from which Holmes will find It
hard to escape. Tho finding of the toy be
longing to tho llttlo girls in tho houso and
tholr partially burnt clothing is also an
other link in tho chain.
A CIIICAOO SENSATION.
The Charred Hones of Minnie Wllllami
Found In a Stove.
Chicago. July go. Another appalling
crimo will bo laid at the door of H. H.
Holmes, tho notorious Insuranco swln
dlor and the alleged murderer of tho Plto-,
zols. That Mlnnlo Williams, or Fort
Worth, Tex., met her doath at tho hands
of Holmes thero Is scarcely a doubt. That
she died in this city in a violent manner
has boon proven almost conclusively.
Late last night tho pollco found in a
stovo in tho thrco story brick building nt
No. 701 Sixty-third street, which was built
by Holmes, and In which both ho and tho
Williams girl lived, a quantity of charred
bones, buttons known to have boon on n
dress owned by Mlnnlo Williams, and a
partly molted portion of a watch chain,
which was positively identified as having
boon tho property of the girl.
All of tho ashes and dobris removed
from tho stovo wero carefully presorved
and takon to the polico station, where a
more careful oxamlnotlon will be made of
them.
Tho pollco aro now of tho opinion that
not only Mlnnlo Williams, but her younger
ststor Anna and the boy Howard Pitozol
mot death in this house. This morning at
6 o'clook they started to ronew the Bearoh
of tho house, beginning with tho huse-
ment, which is being dug up. Thoy aro of
tho opinion that thoy will Hud either tho
body of Anna Williams or that of Howard
Pltezel before they havo concluded their
work.
O'Donnelt Ensily Defeats Woods.
Montreal, July 20. Great lutorost was
manifested In tho battle betwoen Ste-e
O'Dounell, Champion Corbett's sparring
partner, and Billy Woods, of Denver, in
tho Crystal Rink lust night. Tho big nu
ditorlum was crowded. Both O'Dounell
and Woods wero urrestod during the af
ternoon at tho lnstanco of the Cltizons'
League, but were balled out by frlouds.
No attempt was made to stop tho fight,
which was a ono sided affair. In the
twelfth round Woods could hardly hold
his hands up, and hung around O'Dou
noll's neck to save himself from punish
ment. Iu tho flftoonth O'Donnoll gave
Woods a smash which sont him down like
a log, and he was carried from tho ring at
the expiration of the ten seconds.
Indian Uprising Feared.
ClIETENNK, Wyo., July SO. The news
from tho north today is of a moro alarm
ing naturo than any heretofore received.
Governor Roberts is taking every precau
tion to provont an uprising, and if tho
nows from Lander, that tho young Arapa
hoe and Shoshone braves aro leuviug their
reservations for tho purpose of joining the
Bannocks Is confirmed, troops will bo or
dered to the Hold at once.
Probably Lost with Sixteen Souls.
SANTA BARBAltA, Col., July 20. Tho
sloop Restless is reported lost off Santa'
Cruz iBlana, witn sixteon persons on
hoard. Last Monday a party of young
people left this port for a pleasure trip to
the islands on tue xtosuess. xno sioop
started in the morning, and was expected
back two days aero. Tho latest reports
from down tho coast are that the Restless
has boon wrecked.
No Officials st StauilMllotl's Funeral.
Sofia, July CO. Prince Ferdinand has
telegruphod that, in view of the attltudo of
Stambulofl's family, and being unwilling
to expose his faithful servants to insult,
he la compelled to forbid any state, olllalnl
from taking part in the funeral. Prince
Ferdinand's decision is due to the widow
of StambulofI having refused the wreaths
ho sent.
Murderer Small Identified.
BALTIMORE, July 20. Abe Small, col'
red, arrested here a few days ago as the
luspected murderer of Patrolman Neve, of
Havanuah, Ga., was positively Identified
yesterday by Jamos T. Johnson, assistant
inglneer on the steamer Decatur H. Miller,
tvbo was present when bmall shot Neve.
The Kenosha. Strike Spreading.
KENOSHA, Wis., July SO. Contrary to
expectations, the strike hore U spreading.
Yesterday tho crew of tho novelty works
went out, and the omployei of Allen Sons'
tannery notified their employers that un
lets wages wen raised by Monday they
would leave. .
Know Hood's Cured
Because It Made Pure Blood.
"I was all run down and could not sleep
at night on account of the continuous
and severo pains
through my body.
I had also atom
ach troubles and
catarrh. After
taking Hood's
Sarsaparilln a
short lime I com
menced to lm
provo, and after
using three bot
tles In all, my
complaint en
tirely left mo. I now have an appetite,
sleep woll nnd am free from all stomach
trouble. I know Hood's Sarsaparilla has
cured ine, and I cheerfully recommend Its
use by all woman who aro run down and
need a bulldlntr up medicine." MISS
Alice Wray, y. Brldgewnter, Pa.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
la tho only True Blood Purifier promi
nently In the public eye today.
U rrrt'c Dille easy to buy, easy to take,
rlOOa S rillS easy In effect. Mcents.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Atinntie City's Favorite Summer llcsorl,
'THE BRADY HOUSE.
Location South Arkansas avenue, Atlantic
"ity, is. .1., near the ocean ; rooms airy
and pleasant: handsomely furnished;
good board! large garden and lawn.
Send for circular. Itates moderate.
P. O. Box 207.
JAMES Bit ADV.
Ihe Schufli Valley Cottage
Owned by Peter OrlflUhs, Gttnrdvlllc.
122 SOUTH MISSISSIPPI AVENUE,
ATLANTIC CITY, PA.
Two nnd one-hnlf smmrcs from P. ,t It. station'
half fuaro from beach. Itcpninted, repnpered
nnu rciurnisneu. rTeryinmg complete tor eon.
venieuco of patrons. MltS. M. A. OltlFFIN,
rroprtctrcs
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED. 23 good girls at once. Apply
V person at overall factory, Girardville lib
erie and lilacs.
-2-tf
T?OH SALE.' B Flat" and "C" Clarioncttes.
Also two cases All for 25 cash. Apply at
this office.
-19-2t
TJAKKU Situation wanted. Slcadv situation
as first or second hand by a sober, industrious
and experienced young man. Address "J. t.
T" caro of IIeiialpoIucc, fheiiundoah, Fa. tf
WANTF.D. ltellahlc, energetic msn to take
chnrge of a branch house controlling whole
sale aim retail traue lor ivaiicuti-cukk. opieu
,11.1 nnpnlnf. Wnrlh 91 and u. ver to rtplit per.
koii 6"ly those with 8300 cash and good ref
erence need apply for interview.
This Nakcoti-Chemical Co.,
7-lS-3t Springfield, Mass,
1?OK SALE. A magnificent folding hed. Al
1 most now. In shape of a ward ohe when
closed. Front of French plate mi ror and solid
WHiuut. nest spring: anu iuu mur mittrcss,
"Will ho sold cheap. Party bus no use for 11.
For particulars call on Max ltccse. 7-19-3t
r I ronITM wanted for Merchant Trade
OMLLdlVICIV Good weekly pay. Samples
free. No delivcriesor collections. Wide line or
exclusive. Address, MANUFACTURERS, tVU
Market St., Philadelphia.
WE WAHT SALBSMFH
EITHER
SEX.
To tako orders for MARION IIARLAND'S
NEW BOOK, "Home of the Bible," rare
rtdiant and (harming. Hundreds of new
photos, lands, scenes, people and p'accs. Story
of travel iu Iho Holyland porlrajed for tho first
time hv a woman's pen. Rovers Plenty. Ove
200 million people constantly read Marion
Il land's hooks, and every one of them will
wan a copy of this great, new work, floods
shipped on credit. One ngent iu New York has
sotd 109 conies in a little over one week s lime
10 renies in ono dav; 10 copies in ene hour: 3 in
one house, to 15 houses in succession. He has
cleared as hlirh as 550 in a single day. Tho
secret of his success is here, he has n good
thine, and mice the lowest ever known Hon t
full in send ut once for illustrated samples au
full particulars. Address HISTORICAL PUB
LIS1IINU CO., PHILADELPHIA.
John F. Cleary,
TEMPERANCE DRINKS
Mineral waters, Weiss beer. Bottler of tho
finest lager beers.
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenaud oah, I
JOHN R. REILLY,
"Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR - DEALER,
2i ind 21 South Slain SI., Shenandoah.
Accnts for D. G. Yucncllng & Soh's celebrated
Beer. Porter, Ales etc.
Dn. j. s. callen, , , ,
No. 31 South Jardin street, Shenandoah
Oitjcb Houits: 1:30 to3 and 6:30 to 8 p. m.
Except Thursday evening.
No office work on Sunday except by ar
rangement. A strict nuuereuce to tne
onice hours Is absolutely necessary.
Lout Manhood nnd Small Shrunken Or
sann Fully Ilcntored.
Bclentlllo method never falls unless
case Is beyoud human aid, Keller at
once, and you feel like a man among
lucu m luinu nnu uouy. All losses
checked Immediately und continued
Improvement. Every obstacle to
happy married lite removed. Nerve
force, will, energy, brain power,
when fallini; or lost, aro restored bv
the combined Nl'.W treatment. Victims of
abuses and excesses, reclaim your manhood !
HutTerers from folly. ovcrworK, early errors, ill
health and excesses In married life regain
rour strength. Don't desnalr. even tf In the
fast stages, llon't be discouraged. If quacks
nave roeoea you. 1 win prove to you mat
mikll.Bl u.nnMt nnd hn.inr hIIII evlat R.nri
HnveZent stamps for book 'TRUTH thp
Snnl. MnHli-nl tmnlf nrriA.ln nttairm inn ma,n
wbat tbey advertise to save themselves from
exposure) their tricks and devices, calling
themselves celebrated and famous, giving free1
,advlce and guarantee, cnarglng enormous!
E rices for cheap, poisonous drugs, and there
y rulntnir thousands, llourm tf to 3. Kven
I ncs. 8-8.SO. Wed. and Bat. JOve'gs. ft-aso. hun.
-r nonce au amiciea wun aangerous ana
nopeiess cases sDcmia can for examination.
Dally, from 0-1. Wed. an-1 Bat. eve'gs, s-. and
un , I'-li Wrlleorrnu. Treatment by mall.
dr. f heeli
1 1317 Arch St. Phila. Pa. I
IBLOOD POISON Kn,,:!,"SIreeI1,1n'!i,7.1
eaneH cured In ,'iO to IIO dn M. JIlotcliea.H
WUIeern.fcdilii HUeaxcx, .Nervoun Debility
ami Krrora of Youth, Loaiiof 1'owernndH
HfrlrtureH No f.'ufflnirl f'uro.l f,,, , lir.B
Hiline. m
Weak, Irritable,Tired
1 Was No dood on Earth."
Dr. Allies' Nervine strengthens
tho weak, builds up tho broken
down constitution, and permanently
cures every kind of nervous disease.
"About one tjcarnoo I teas aflllctcd.
tctth iicrvotwiirxH, slcejtlcssneas,
Cvccpttio sctiHfif ion in mu legs,
tslitiht palpitation ofmu heart,
instructing con usion of thetnimt,
Serious loss or lapse oftnemory.
Weighted itotrn telth care and
teorrU' I comjdetelu lost appetite
And felt mu vitality wearing out,
I was ucal;, irritable and tired,
31 V weight teas reduced to 1GO lbs.,
In fact X was no good, on earth.
A friend brought
mo Dr. Milos' book,
Now and Start
ling Pacts," and
I finally decided
to try a bottlo of
Dn. Miles Ke-
oratlvo Nervino.
Beforo I had taken
ono bottlo I Could
sleep as well as a
lO-yr.-old boy. My
appctlto returned
greatly increased.
H'liot X had taken the sixth bottle
JUg weight increased to 17G bs.,
Tho sensation in m v legs was gone;
Mil nerves steadied completely;
My memory was fully restored.
3Iy bra in seemed clea rcrthan ever.
I felt as goodas any man on earth.
Dr. Jllilcs' Itcstorattve Kcrvine is
A great medicine, I assure you."
Augusta, Mo. Walter It. Bonn an k.
T)r. Mlle-q' Nervino la Rold on n. nrnltlvo
cuarantco that tho first bottlo will benefit.
Alldrugglstssollltnttl.a bottles forfS, or
It will bo sont, prepaid, on receipt of prlco
by tho Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Dr. Allies' Nervine
Restores Health
Pennsylvania R. B.
SCHUYLKILL DIVISION.
July Oth 1895.
Trains will leave Shenandoah after the
above date for Wiggans, Gilborlou Frack
ville, New Castle, St. Clair, Pottaville, Ham
burn, Heading, Fottstown, Phoeuixville,
Norriatown, and Philadelphia (Brond street
station) ate us and 11 45 a. in. and 4 16 p.
m. on week days. For I'otlsvillo and inter
mediate stat ons 9 10 a. m.
SUNDAY.
For Wiggan's, Gilberton, Frackvillo, Now
Castlo. St. Clair. Pottsville at B OS. 9 40 a.
in. and 3 10 p. tn. ror Hamburg, Heading,
l'otlslowr, l'uoenixvillo, jNornstown, I'nna
dclphia at 6 00, 9 40 a. m., 3 10 p. m.
Trains leavo Irackville fur Shenandoah
at 10 40 a. in. an-4 12 M, 5 04 7 42 and 10 27
p. m. bunday II l.i a. m.and 5 40 p. m.
Leave 1'ottsviue lor tjiienanaoali at 10 15,
SI 48 a. m. and 4 40, 7 15 and 10 00 p. m.
Sunday at iu 4U a. ni., s i p. in .
Leavo rmiaaeipma (moan street station)
for Shenandoah at 5 57 and 8 35 a.m., 410
and 7 II p. m. week days, bundays leave
at 0 50 a. m.
Leavo Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
for Now York. Express, week-davs, 3 20
4 05, 4 50. 5 15, 5U, 7 3, 8 2(1, 9 50, 10 30
(l)miu uar 1 1 imp. ii 14, a. m., 12 noon.
12 35 (Limited 100 and 4 22 p. in. Dining
(Jars) i 4U, 2 3U ( uining uar), ;i 2u, 4 uu, 5 uo,
5 56 (Dining Cur), fl OH, 6 50, 8 12 10 0U, p.
m., 12 01 night.- Sundays, 3 20 4 05, 4 50,
5 15. b 12, 9 50, 10 30 (Dining (Jar), 11 03 a.
ni 12 35, 2 SO (Dining Car), -4 00 (Limited
1 22), 5 20, 5 56, (Dining Car), 6 35, 6 SO,
3 12, 11' 00 p. in., 12 01 night.
Express for Boston, without cjiange, 11 00
a. in., wcek.days, and 6 50 p. ni. daily.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
For Baltimore and Washington 3 50, 7 20,
8 31, 9 10, 10 20, II 18, 1138 a. m. (12 31
Limited Dining Car), 1 12, 3 46, 4 41, (5 16
Congressional Limited. Dining Car), 6 17,
6 55, (Dining Car), 7 40 (Dining Car) p. m.,
and 12 05 uiglit week-days. Sundays 3 50,
7 20, 9 10, 11 18, 11 3S, a. ni., 1 12, 4 41, 6 55,
(Dining Car), 7 40 p. m. (Dining Car), and
12 05 night.
Leave Market Street Ferry, Philadelphia,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Express 5 00, 8 20 9 30 a. in., 1 00 (Saturday
only), 2 00, 3 0, 4 00, 4 20, 500 5 40, p. u..
week-days. Sundays, Express, 6.00 "30,
8 00, S 30, 900, 9 45 a. m. 4 30, p. ni. Excur
sion, 7 00, a. m. daily.
FOR CAPE MAY, Anglesea, WiLnwoon,
and Holly UuAcn, Express 9 00 a. m. 2 3o,
4 05, 5 00, p. in. week-days. Sundays, 8 20,
a. m. Capo May only 1 30 p. m. Saturdays.
Excursion, 7 00, a in. daily.
FOR SEA ISLE CITY. Ocean Citv and
Avalon, Express. 9 10 a. m.. 2 30.4 20 n. ni.
week-days. Sundays, S 5U a. ni. Excursion,
7 uu, a, in. daily.
FOR SOMMERS POINT. Express. 8 20,
9 30, a. 111., 2 00, 3 00, 4 00 5 40, p. in. week
days. Sundays, 3 00, 9 00, 9 45, a, m.
8. M. Prevost, J, R. Wood.
Gen'l Manaeer. Gon'l. Pass'g'r Agt.
Lauer's
L&0637 and
Pilsner Beers,
Finest, Purest, iloaUliiesi.
Chris. Schmidt, Agent
207 "West Coal Street, Shenandoah.
Your Stomach : : :
Cannot fctand the same washing that your
boots do, and the water you drink Isn't
even ni lor mat purpose, use
Loreuz Schmidt's Beer and Porter.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Branch.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Ilnslncis ntitlnolc ns Viewed hy the
On at Commercial Agencies.
New Yoiik, July 20. It. G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly revlow of trade says: Tho wcok's
news is not entirely encouraging, but Is
all tht' more natural becnuso of sifins of
midsummer dullness. Wheat prospects
are not quite so kooiI as last week, but
6tlU there aro lower prices, as corn and
cotton have boon lowered. Tho exports
of gold and tho loss Livoi-ublo treasury re
turns for July urn not unexpected and
menu nothing ns to coming business.
Therr is poTcoptlble decrease in tho de
mand lor most mnnuiMcturcu prouuets
and Ihe actual dlstrlbutloii to consumors
naturally lessens in midsummer. Much
of tlio reeent buying was to anticipate a
rise in prices und suuh purchases fall oil
when prices have rlKoii. Tlieru aro still
numerous advances In Wages, nut strikes
grow more numerous and important. In
n.nt because business was unusually largo
In tho first Jinlf of July, n quiet tone meets
reasonable cSDectntlonS. Tho heavy bank
failures' nt Montreal do not effect finances
here.
Bradstroets' review says: All tho pre
viously reported favorable industrial und
commercial matures are continued this
week, the oudurontt? in tho rovlvul of tho
demand for iron atid steol, tho further ad
vances in prices of the sumo, und addi
tional Increases of wages of industrial
employes being most significant. Mer
chants at almost all larger citlos aro pro
paring to send out travelers, ami Until
they begin to exhibit results no exact estl
nuito of how full trado will open can bo
prepared. At this time tho outlook is re
garded as highly favorablo'.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES.
Xntloiuil League.
At Pittsburg (first gnmo) Philadelphia.
7; Pittsburg, 3, Second game: Philadel
phia, 0; Pittsburg, 5. At Chicago Bos
ton, 5; Chicago, 3. At Clovolnnd Clevo
Innd, 0; Brooklyn, 4. AtCincinnnti Bal-
muuii:, 3; oiuciunuu, 1. ijouisvilie
V IT 1. , n . . .... . .
tv 1 oris, iu: iouisviiio, a. At St. IjOUls
St. Louis, 13; Washington. 4.
Kitsteni League.
At Toronto Providence, 2: Toronto. 0.
At Itochestor Rochester, 10; Surnnton, 5.
At Syrucuso Syracuse, 7; Wilkeiburro.
0. At Buffalo- Springfield. 9: Buffalo. 0.
rennsylvniitit Mtute Lenciie.
At Laucnster Lancaster. 0: Pottsvllle.
6. At Heading Hazletou, 14; Heading, 9.
A Freight Thief Confession.
WlLKESBAUItE, Pa., July 20. ThoLabar
family, husband, wife nnd chlldron. and
Levi Sickles, arrested for breaking Into
freight cars of tho Wllkcsbarro and East
ern railroad and stealing merchandise,
have been hold for trial at court. Robert
Labor, one of tho defendants, testified
that tho work of breaking Into cars had
beon going on for noarly a yoar. Tho con
ductor of ono of tho cars, he allegos, told
him on several occasions to go into the
produce car aud got meats. Tho meat
was then carried to tho cabooso and
cooked. Tho crow woro also In tho habit
of tapping boer kegs and drinking nil tho
boor thoy wanted. The railroad company
clnlms to have lost goods to tho value of
$2,000.
Electioneering In England Hazardous.
London, July 20. II. Rider Haggard,
tho author, who is standing in the Con
servative interest for East Norfolk, has
mndo his olectlon tour In a four-horso
drag, und has beon roughly treated, mud
and stones being thrown in somo cases.
Near Ludhnm, ono of the purty, Miss
Hartcup, had her hoad cut by a flying
mlssllo. At Stalhamtho party was obliged
to tauo rorugo In a hotel, which' was bo
sioged. The elections, so far ns they have
beon doclared, leaves tho stato of parties
as follows: Conservatives and Unionists,
320; Liberals, 80; Parnollitos, 0; McCnrty
itcs, 44; Labor, 2. Total opposition, 133.
Tho net Unionist gain up to date is 55.
All Got Out Alive.
Ikon Mountain, Mich., July 20. The
Imprisoned miners at the Pewnblo mine
wore rolensed about midnight, and not
one of them was injured. Tho escape is
considered tho most romurkable ono in
tho history of mining. The mou suffered
no inconvonlonce. Thoy hoard the first
orash of tho breaking timbers and made
their escape to n dry drift on tho first level
bofore the cave In occurred. The Impris
oned mon wore without food, but plonty
of frosh air was pumped down into tho
chambor in which they woro caught.
Buffalo Wants the Convention.
BUFFALO, July 20. Under tho chair
manship of Mr. E. H. Butler, editor of
Tho Evening Nows, a committed of ronro
seutatlve Kepubllcau citizens ot Buffalo
yesterday began the preliminary work as
m committee to soouro the national Re
publican convention for this citv in 1800.
The committeo will go about tho endeavor
In a buslnessliko and determined wuv
knowing thnt tho sentimont of the city is
ununimousiy uack ol them.
Postofflce ltohher Shot.
Lake City, Flu., July 20. Buro-lurs
uroKo into tne postolllco at Watertown
Thursduy night and blow open tho safo.
Fifty dollars In stomps woro taken. A
negro was seen yesterday with nn incrimi
natlug packago and when ordorod to sur
render shot at the shorlff and ran. The
sheriff fired, bringing tho man down. Ho
was taken to jail.
Mexican Strikers Defy the Authorities.
Citv of MEXICO, July 20. Tho miners
employed at Corro Dolooro.stnto of Moxlco,
to tne number ot between 150 and 200.
rose in revolt against their employers and,
tuKing reiugo in a nelfrli boring town, for
tified themselves and are now dufvlntr tlie
authorities. The manager of the mine
took flight, being In Immediate dunger uf
assassination.
Captain Devery Itelnxtated,
New Yohk, July 20. William S. Devery,
captain, and Edward Glennon, patrolman.
were reinstated to their respective grades,
with back' salary from Aug. 81, 1894, by
wio pouce boura yesterday. They were
ordered to report to the acting chief of po
lice, who has instructions to suspend them
both pending trial on another indictment.
Threatened Lynching In Minnesota,
Fahjiinqton, Minu., July 20. Edwurd
Anderson, ufter attempting to ratio his 12-
year-old niece, Josephine, daughter of
Sever Shordol, of Eureka, followed her
three miles to a neighbor's, where shoiiau
been sent for safety, uud cut her inroau
He is at this place, and may ue lyncueu.
I'nddlers to Get More Wage.
Lancaster, Ph., Juls 20. Notice- has
been posted In the Ponu Rolling Mill that
puddfers' wages' will bo rulsed on Monday
from 2.75 to W a ton, and the wages ol
thr HinnlnrpB In nrowoitlon. Ihree
tundred men ttre affected.
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NOTICE OP APPEALS
Notice la herebv iziven bv the undersigned
Schuylkill County Commissioners, to the taxa-
Dio lnuanunnta ami otner owners of property
within said county that appeals relating to the
assessments made for 1S95 will be held for the
Bevcrnl boroughs nnd tovuiship of the county
as followH:
For rineirrove boroucu. "Ineerovo and
Washington townshliN, at Kdward Hummers
hotel Pirecrove, nt 10 a. si., Tuesday July 2.1rd. '
For Tower City and 1 orter townlhlp at Win.
Frank's hotel Tower City, Wednesday July 21.
For Treniont borough, Tremont, Frailey
and Iiellly townships nt Dilileld's hotel.
Tremi.nt, Thurs.lay July 25.
Fur jlinerrville borot:li r-ass. 1-ostcr and
Branch lownshlns nt Pierce Mailers hotel. Mln-
ernvllle, Krldai July 20.
For Malumov Cilv lioroui.il. De ano. Kline.
Itynu nud AlHlianoy townships, at Knler's hotel.
Munaiioy Cily, 10 a. m Monday July 20.
For Mhoiiaudonh. at lleni-iinin Itichards hotel
Tuefadav July 30,
For Uiiton, North aud Kasi Union township-,
at Isaac Aplcgate's lio'el, Klngtown, Wednes
day July 31.
For Gilberton nnd Friickvllle boroughs and
W st Jlnlitnoy towiishli.s ntOeorgo Ualdztibn's
hotel, Mahauoy Plane, Thursday August 1
For Tntnaqua borough Hahn, Rus , chuyl
kiil nud Walker townships, at tho United States
Hotel, -ramaqua, a A. i .uonuav iiigust n.
For West Penn towhshin at William Mantz'8
hotel, Wehr V. O. 10 a. m Tuesday August 6.
For Now Itlnggold and P ir Clinton boroughs
and East llrunswiek township at Koch's hotel.
New Itinggold, Wednetidny, August 7.
lor urwigsourg anu i.anuingvi lo.oorougus.
West Hruusivick and South Mnnlieim town
ships a tho Arcadian Hotel, Orwigsburg, Thurs
dav, Augu.t 8.
For r-cliuyiKiu iiaveu, Auuurn aim iressona
boroughs, nyne township, nnd for JIellot'
and eochfadlstric of North JIanhelm town,
ship at Hobert Killing's hotel, Sehuylk, 11 Hnven
Friday, August v.
For Girardville hoiough and the East and
North District of Butler township at Louis
Muss' hotel, Girardville, at 10 A. M., Monday
August li.
For Ashland and Gordon boroughs and the.
South. West and Northwest districts of Butler
township at the Union house. Ashland, Tues
day, August 13.
ior iiarry townsnip ami tee r-usi uinm-i u
Eldredat Bitierman'a hotel. Taylorsville, Wed
nesday. August 11.
For Hegin'a township nt SchoIIstall's hotel.
Valley View, at 9 A. M., Thursday, August 15.
For Ilubley township at the Sacramento hotel
at 2 P. M., Thursday, August IV
i-or .iianant ingo townsnip at iv. uoiuci
hotel nt 9 A. 51., Friday, Angus 16
For west district Klrtred townsnip ni r.
Friday, August IB, at I). M. Suyderra hotel.
FWHalnt Clair. Pnlo Alto und Port Carboi
boroughs and New Castlo township at the court
house, Pottsvllle, Monday, August 19.
For Yoikvllle and Mount Carbon boroughs
and Norwegian, East Norwegian and McDer
niotfa aud Urown's districts of North Manhelm
township, at the court house, Pottsvllle, Tues-
UaA-. A.U.B4?' . . ....
tf oruiyine townsnip, new rmi.siiiu ..
Mlddlenort lioroUL-hs at the court house, Fotts-
vllle, Wednesday, Auiiist 21.
For the Northwest, Middle and South wards
of Pottsvlllu at the court house Thursday, Au-
BH5t2r. ,..-. .. ...... a.
por 1116 SOUlueiBl, luriUBlsl, .'uim nnu
entli wards of rottsvllle at the court house, Fri-
AnnsnU will ie beard between the hours of
9 and 12 A. M., and between 1 and 0 p. M., except
where It Is otherwise stated.
All persons who feel themselves agrlcved by
.1 , a ., ...1 ,..)....,(.... .,r .hair monerty
are requeued 10 attend, lor rearess "
and plae J as above stated for each district.
OIIAS. F. ALLKN, I .iM
FRANK HitNTZ. 5-County Commissioners.
JNO. P. MARTIN, J
Attest; PUII.. J. CoNNEtx. Ti., 1mR
Commissioners Olllce, t'ottavUlePiuJuIJ. 1S05
EMIL J. BEYER'S,
(Formerly Murphy Bro.)
Saloon :-: and :-: Restaurant,
19 North Main Street.
Tho bar supplied with first-class wines
iquors beer, ale porter. Choice oigars.
Free lunch from 0 u. m. to 12 m.
EVAN J. DAVIES,
LIVEIIY AND
Undertaking !
13 North Jardin Street
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