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EVENING HERALD
15STAHMSIIU1) 1810.
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TKI.KI'JIONIC CON'NKCTION.
Evening Herald
Tuesday. oeroiiKul, israT"
STATE TICKET.
STATE TKKASUllKU,
Benjamin .1. Haywood, of Mercer.
SUPEMOU COUItT JUDGES,
Jam KB A. Heavkis, of Centre.
E. W. Willaiid, of Lackawanna.
Ciiahlkh E. Kick, of Luzerne.
Okoikik B. OrtLADY, of Huntingdon.
John J. Wickiiasi, of Heavor.
Howard 1!kkder. of Northampton.
COUNTY TICKET,
juixn: or ourHANs' court,
THOMAS II. 1!. IA'ON, of Mabanoy City.
CON'TItOlXlIIt,
HEN.T. H. S13VEUN, of Shonamloali.
DISTINCT ATTOllNliY,
CHAS. 13. lSRKCKONS, of St. Clair.
COItONIIlt,
I)u. S. J. SEYFEKT, of rincgrovo.
1IIUKCTOU OF Till; POOR,
S. 11. MIDM.KTOX, of Gilberton.
COUNTY MJllVKYOIt,
JOSEPH W. OEAUY, Jit., of Pottsville.
Tun best advice we can give our readers
who contemplate early purchases is to
patronizo those merchants who use the
columns of tho Herald.
Tun Republican Leaguo is making prepa
rations to take an activo iutorcst in tho present
campaign. A meeting has been called for
Friday night for that purpose, and every
member is expected to bo present, and lend
liis assistance for tho success of tho ticket.
A building boom has struck this town,
and carpenters, bricklayers, plasterers pain
ters and other mechanics are busy. This,
together with full time at the mines, ought
to make business boom. Our merchants aro
anticipating a lively trado this fall, and wo
bclievo their expectations will be realized.
Governor Hastings has announced that
ho will not bo a candidate for delegate to the
Republican National convention, while ox
Jlayor Stuart, of Philadelphia, has announced
his intention to run as a Martin adherent.
There is likely to bo a congest on tho same
lilies us for tho state convention this year.
A dixliXk in valuations as fixed by tho
Commissioners is noted in almost every town
in tho county, and it is especially low in
Shenandoah. The decrease in this town is
about S-100.000. while Pottsville has declined
$183,101. This is accounted for by the re
duction in occupation valuations. ,
Many people remember the dreadful ac
cident on tho P. .t It. It. It. near Locust Clap
in May, 1888, when a car loaded with powdor
exploded, causing the loss of several lives and
great damage to property. It is recalled by
the fact that tho case of .Miles Dougherty
against tho company for damagos was
decided in tho Supremo Court at Pittsburg
yesterday. Tho lower court gave him judg
ment for $1000. Tho company appealed and
the Supremo Court has now reversed tho
judgment of tho Northumberland court.
TiiEitn is some grouud for believing, says
Harpor's Weekly, that when the Karl of
Dunraven departs from our shores ho will
leave a now word behind him for our use. To
dunraven, it scorns, is to refuse to play with
out showing adequate grounds for withdraw
ing. A dunraven, accordingly, i a refusal to
play for reasons not considered satisfactory.
The now word is throe sylablos long, which
is aguiiut it. Hut persons who uso it hold
that It conveys with lucidity and despatch
an idea which could not otherwise bo im
parted without coiiiidemble circumlocution.
It ii proper to add tliat the word is admitted
to be an Americanism.
Tiik application of the Citizens Heat,
Power and Light Company of Maliauoy
Township, presented at tho last meeting of
the Borough Council, asking for right of way
through the town, has been freely cjommentod
upon by our cittaeus. While every mixve made j
lending to decrease the price of Illumination ,
and power is welcomed hy nil, yet there :
se. iastobea universal derire to know who'
,i re the Incorporators of the company aud its
standing. Council did a very vine thiug iu
n feri ins the question of the graut to a com
iiitts for Investigation before taking anal
action. We have no doubt that the couipauy
iu question is composed of rueu who are
fully title to meet all demands, yet the ex
perience of our Borough Fathers in the past
is stifbcicut to show them that rights once
Kiven are not so easily revoked, ami promises
m.ule are ofteu brokeu.
Tiik question of water U daily becoming
ni' of Kix-at Importance. Mahanoy Pity
ll In 1 1 . 1 .1 l.UKi
i i ill' I .1
nniKc dam, and Ahlund
ummitteo of prominent
ill l he water i.yteni of
1 1 i.uii upon the In t plan
to Improve the witnc. Tho supply of the
Utter town is expected to give out entirely
unless It rains. The report of the committee
as to tho best meant of Improving the wntor
supply Is awaited with much Interest, not
only by the residents of Ashland but every
town In the region that lias Buffered from n
liko cause. 'Tis true that Shonamloali has
bad sunieicnt water for all necessary pur
poses, yet thoro stems to bo an universal
opinion lu favor of tho erection of anothor
storage reservoir. The water committee of
the Ikirotigh Council lias bad tho mutter
tinder diwuasion for some time, but no
definite action 1ms yet beon arrived lit. The
present drouth is an exceptionally sevoro one,
.i .i,n ..mKnUmWn thnt thn Tfi-lnn will
.. - i
not witnons such n dry spell within a num
ber of years, yet there is an increnso demand
for water with each succeeding summer. It
is a commodity tlmt is never a drag upon the
market, and the supply cannot bo too great
and will never equal tho demand. The
Borough Council will be upheld in overy
efl'ort it makes to improve upon and increase
the capacity of the present plant.
The Darlington, Wis., Journal says editor
ially of a popular patent medicine : "Wo
know from oxporionco that Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea liemedy is all
that is claimed for it, as on two occasions it
stopped excruciating pains and possibly saved
us from an untimely grave. Wo would
not rogt easy ovor night without it in tho
house.'' This remedy undoubtedly save
more pain and sufi'ering than any other
medicine In tho world. Every family should
keep it in tho house, for it is sure to he
needed sooner or later. Forsalo by Gruhler
Bros., Druggists.
An llllnnl Kiirlltqitiiltp.
"Wenona, Ills., Oct. 8. The Inhabitants
of this town were greatly alarmed by mi
earthquake. Tho shock occurred nt 1:80
i n. ni., and was preceded by n rumbling
noiso iiiat nwuKoneu nonriy ovory one.
There was n lull for two or threo minutes,
followed by moro rumbling, and then moro
qunkiu!?, which was so violent as to shako
dishes from tho pantry shelves. Many
people ran to tho streets In thoir fright,
and in some instnnces women screamed
for aid. Tho shock was so violent that n
great deal of damage was done to tho coal
mines In this vicinity.
H.mnock Indians ItAVciifre.
Idaho Falls, Idaho, Oct. 8. J. W. Wil
son, a scout and courier for tho United
States troops stationed in Grnnlto Canyon,
arrived hero and reported tho killing of
Captain Smith nud two companions by
Indians lu tho lower end of Jackson's
Hole on Thursday morning. Captain
Smith wns tho man who precipitated tho
Indian fight last July in tho Jackson's Holo
country. At that timo ho killed ono or two
Indians, and was himself shot in tho breast,
but recovered. Tho Indians then sworo
vengeance).
Austria's Sflnlstxr SatlIIml.
UNIONTOWN, I'ii., Oct. 8.i-Tho reports
of murders and evictions during tho strike
last year reached tho Austrian government
in exaggerated form, and promped Em
peror Francis Joseph to order an investiga
tlon through his representatives in this
country. Huron Hengemuller, tho Aus
trian minister at Washington, has in
vestigated, and says ho will report to his
government that he thinks tho minors nro
well provided for. He will also deny that
there woro any atrocities during tho striko
last year.
Shot Into a Cromleil D.tncn Hull.
Helena, Mont., Oct. 8. Whilo tho
neighbors at Avon, a wood camp thirty
miles west of here, wero having a dance, a
man named Jack Caddiok oponed flro on
tho room full of people with a revolver.
Ho instantly killed Jason Iatuceford, a
peaceful nud respected citizen, and shot
Tom Thomas through tlio shoulder.
jj0
fired several moro shots that flow wild.
Preparations wero making to lynch him
when ho was lunded In jail.
Killed Ills Wire and llimseir.
SriilXGFlELD, Mo., Oct. 8. At Vernon.
Lawrence county, thlrty-flvo miles west of
here, George Napper shot nnd killed his
wife and ended his own life by tho saino
process. Mrs. Nappor had filed dlvorco
proceedings ami refused to lougor Uvo
Wltu nun. l'jigub cuimruii lira ioil urpuuus,
Nappor was a money lender.
i
I'lm ltllK Pnlsnnlni Cn.K.
New York, Oct. 8. It Is rumored around
pollco headn.unrtors that an important ar
rost bus been mado in connection witli tho
Bliss poisoning case. Tho man supposed
to have been ai-rosted is Ferdinand Wllckos,
who, It Is said, will bo used as a witness
for the prosecution in tho trial of ilrs.
Fleming.
Government Alii for Flood Victims.
Havana, Oct. 8. The government has
increased from $5,000 to fi0,000 Its subscrip
tion to the fund to assist the sufferers from
tho cyclone and flood In Vueltw Almjo.
The bodies of ten mora victims of the flood
have been recovered.
Nerves
Are like Fire.
They are
Good Servants
But make
Poor Masters
To keep your Nerves steady,
-Your Ileitl clear,
UulW up your Strength,
Sharpen your Appetite,
You liiut lwve
Pure Rich BSood
, The Beat Medicine to Vitalize
ami Enrich the Blood, is
Hood's
SarsapariEla
The One True Blood Purifier
Prominent h in the Public Eyo.
Mnjul'e Dllla c'an liver ilU.blllou
PERHAPS THIS MAY HELP
YOU.
"My food does me no good," you my.
Then It does you barm. Thoro is no halting
placo between these extremes. DiKostcd food
alone gives health ami streustb. Undigested
food sours, or ferments In tho stomach and
becomes n poison to the whole body. It
onuses houdaeho, heart palpitation, llvornnd
klilnoy troublo, distress aftor outing, pains In
the chest and sides, and tho tired, languid
heavy feeling we hear so much about. When
the digestion goes wrong every function of
the body goes wrong. Yos, and tho mind,
too. Men mil In business and die poor for
no other reason than this, they are weak
ened, dulled and sttipifled by dyspepsia.
Tho iives of a host of women aro blighted in
the same way. You may bo one of this
mlscmblo multitude. Tho writer of these
lines was one of your uumbor a short time
ago. I tried dozens of tilings to get cured;
J"s as you nave none, no i ouui. J. no tiling
whlcn at, last sueeeoileil
with mo may suc
ceed with you. It Is a discovery of those
wise ami good people the Shakers, of Mt.
Lelwnon, N. Y. culled tho Shaker Digestive
" p" ZarSLW! 1
digestive food and also a corrector of the ;
digestive function. You can eat and digest I
your food wliile taking this cordial. It helps
you at once and soon makes the stomach
vigorous and healthy. It is not liko any I
other so-called dyspepsia cures. It Is pre-
jiared by the Shakers principally from herbs I dragging in tho abdomen. Positively ef
cultivnted by them. They do not ask us to fectual in suppression, scanty flow, bomorr
speiid a dollar for a bottle whilo we are in hages, jmins and all monthly disorders,
tho dark as to its virtues. The.v take that I The Munyon lEeuictllcs effect positive cures
risk themselves. Almost any druggirt will
sell you a trial bottle for ten cent, so j on
can see whether it is what they ' say ami
adapted to your case. And isn t. even the
mere chance of a euro worth that much 1
CHAMPIONS GET A 'GAME.
IJaUlmore Defeats Olevxlnnd by a Score
of a to o.
Baltimore, Oct. 8. Tho champions
tasted tho sweetness of revenge yesterday
by shutting tho "Spiders" out without a
run, thus, In a measuro at least, getting j
evou for tho threo defeats they met in ,
Cleveland. The playing yesterday seems
to indicate thnt the homo team will make
it threo straight hero, and that thesoventh
gamo of tho Templo cup series will bavo to
bo played. Moro thi.u 10,000 people saw tho
battkyind tho enthusiasm was unbounded,
so much so, In fact, that somo of tho
rougher clement forgot themselves and of
fered somo indignities to tho visitors.
Paper balls, peanuts, one or two eggs, and
llnally a rook wero thrown at them as they
left their hotel for their grounds, nnd af tor
reaching thoro thoy wero hissed by a small
part of the crowd, but this was frowned
upon by tho majority, and thero woro no
further attempts at Insult during tho
gamo.
It was purely a pitchers' contest, in
which Kspor bad the best of it. Cuppy,
though a bit wild, held the victors down
to nino hits.
Tho run getting began In the second,
when Brodlo got homo on Carey's two
bagger to center, after having reached
first on a forco hit and second on Gleason's
sacrifice. Two more wero mado In tho
third, McGraw and Keoler coining homo
on a bunt by McGraw, nnothor by Ifceler,
a slnglo by Jennings, a hit by Esper and a
long fly by Brodlo. This performance was
duplicated In tho soveuth, Kccler going to
first on balls, nftor two men woro out, to
third on Jennings' slnglo mid homo on
Kelly's slnglo to left, which also brought
Jennings across tho plate, Tho visitors,
as a rulo, went out in one, two, threo or
der, and at no timo did thoy seem danger
ous. Scoro by innings:
n. It. B.
Baltlmoro 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 x 5 1) 1
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1
Cure for lleuduelic.
As a remedy for all forms of Hoadacho
Electric Hitters has proved to ho the very
best. It-cllocts a permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield
to its influence. Wo urge all who aroaillictcd
to procure a bottle, and givo this remedy a
fair trial. In wise of habitual constipation
Electric Hitters cures by jflving the needed
tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist
the uso of this mcdicino. Try it once. largo
bottles only 50 cents at A. Wasley's Drug
Store.
A Woman's Fntnl .Tump.
STnoUD3l)UT.o, Pa., Oct. 8. During the
aosenoeoi nor nurso Airs. John Knox Alnr-
shall, wife of a prominent Boston manu
facturer, jumped from the third story win
dow of Croasdalo's boarding house, at
Delaware Water Gap, and sustained In
juries which will causo her death. Sho
fell a distnnco of twenty-flvo feet, striking
on her head. Physicians found that sho
had broken ono rib, cracked a shoulder
lilado and was internally injured. She wns
a victim of nervous prostration, and her
act was probably tho result of temporary
Insanity.
Two Bailors Shot nnd Killed.
Lewks, Del., Oct. 8. Two unknown
Swedish sailors woro shot yasterday by
tho owners of a sturgeon skiff which was
stolen from tho Jersey shoro of Delaware
Bay about two weeks ago. The sailors,
who wero thought to havo stolon tho skiff,
wero ovortakon lu a thoroughfare between
Cobb's Island nnd Cupe Charles, Vn.
Thoy woro called upon to surrender, but
refused, nnd uttompted to oscapo. The
pursuers then opened lire. One of the
sailors was Instantly killed and tlio other
died as the party reached the shore.
Fmira of a 0r IfamlBn.
Kansas City, Mo.. Oct. . Within the
next sixty ihivs there Is KlMy to bo a oar
fundus on tha western railways. The
movement of the crop la already taxing
ouiu of J'ho linos to thalr fullest capacity,
and shipper are iwlng urxt it to unload
oar promptly. Although tho .Chicago,
Milwaukee tvnd St, I'aul ha t,o m freight
caw, and several thoiouwd moa under
16MB, the eyrtem la 1,900 oora short already.
c 'Ji P'Oftl Mm OrUtoba! Colon.
Havana, Oct. 8. Admiral Imas, ooui.
jiuuider of the Spanish naval forces here,
left Havana yesterday on board tho Spanish
orulaer Contra Maestre for the Colorado
reefs In order to personally direct the opera
tions of trying to Hunt the wrecked cruiser
Cristobal Colon or, falling iu tliU, to save
her guns, to.
Threw NhW Cardlnula.
Paris, Oot. 8. The Figaro says that the
next consistory will bo the occasion of
creating tlio following cardinuls: Mgr.
1'errata, the papal Jiuuolo ttt Paris; ilgr.
Agllardll, tho papal nuncio at Vienna, and
Mgr. Bat ulll, the papal delegate Uy the
Iloman Cnthollo ,ohuroh in the United
State.
llltnnU' r.ocUltttlv llriuery.
SPBINOFIEMi, Ills., Oct. 8. The grand
jury has mado a final report end ad
journed. They found but ono bill fur
bribery lu the legislative investigation,
hut there Is evidence of sevoral chms on
which Chicago and Peorta grand juries
can llnd indictments.
Emu
All Approve of Munyon.
Grand Work In Behalf of Womankind.
What a r&mous Professor Has Accoin
pllsheOy Hew Methods.
Mrs. Itlblct, 1(50 Ninth avemio, New York
city: "I am satisfied thnt Mtinyoil's llunio
dlea can do wonders. Soveral of my friends
have been cured by Munyou's Feinulo Koine
dics."
Mrs. George Gmyblll, Wrlghtavlllo, Pa.:
"What I suffered from female troubles is in
dcscrilinhlo. I was in bed four days every
month. Doctors siu'd they must oporato,
but Munyou's Special Female Cure, cured
mo."
Mrs. C. K. Tucker, lluekfichl. Mo. : "Mun
you's Femalo Ilemedies are invaluable. Not
only myself but many of my friends have
tl..m promptly curative:."
Muuyoii'a Femalo Koniedles
provide a homo troatmont that effects a
speedy and complete cure of all womb
troubles, ulceration, enlargement, falling of
the womb, whites, Iwckache, soreness and
In the most obstinate cases, a separate specific
for each disease. At all druggists, mostly
2S eeuts a bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1505
Arch street. Philadelphia, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
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All wo ask Is to Investigate our new nnd
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I highest references furnished. Our Hooklet
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other Information sent I'ltKK.
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Open Hoard of Trudo llldg., Chicago, 111.
(KM-am-iUw
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Temperance Drinks.
Mineral waters, Weiss beer. Bottler of the
finest lngcr beers.
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah.
The Schuylkill Valley Cottage
Owned by Tetcr Griffiths
No. 122 South Mississppl Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Two anil one-half squares from P. & It. station:
half squaro from beach. Itspalnted, repapcred
and refurnished. Evcrythlnn complete for con
venience of patrons. MHS. M. A. GIUFFIN,
Proprietress.
Passenger trains leavo Shenundoah lor
I'enn Haven Junction, Maucb Chunk, Le.
hiRhton, Slatington, White IIall,Cata6auqnn,
Al!entown,Uethlehein,Easton and Weathorly
at R 01, 7 .18, 9 15 a m., 12 43, 2 47, 5 27 p m
For New York and Philadelphia, (1 04,
7 3S, 9 15 a. in., 2 43, 2 57, p. n. For Qua
kake, Switohhack.Gorharila and Iludsoadalo.
9 15 a. in. and 2 57 p. in.
For Wilkes-tJarre, White Haven, PitlBton.
Lncevvilie.Towanila, Snyre, Wavcrly and
Elmira, 6 01, i) 15 a in, 2 57. 5 27 pm.
For Itoohester, Bull'alo, Niagara Falls and
tho West, a 15 a. m. aud 2 57, 5 27 p. m.
For lielvidere, Dei.ware Waier Gap and
Stroudsbunr. 6 04 a. in. 2 57 r. :n.
For Lambertvillo and Trenton, 9 15 a m.
For Tanltbannock, 0 04,3 15 a. m., 2 57,5 27
p. ni.
For Ithaca and Geneva,- 6 04, 9 15 a ni,
5 27 p in.
For Auburn, 9 15 a m, 5 27 p m.
For Jeatiesville, Leviston and Beaver
Meadow, 7 38 a. in., 12 43 p. in.
r or btockton ami immbor xaru.o ih, ( on,
t) 15 a. m., 12 43, 2 57, 5 27, 8 08 p. in.
For Silver Brook Junction, Audonried aid
Hazleton, 6 04, 7 38, 9 15 am, 12 43, '2 57, 527
and 8 08 p in.
For Scranton, 6 04, 9 15 a m, 2 57 and 5 27
p m.
For Hazlobrook, Jeddo, Drifton and Free
land, 6 04, 7 3S, 915 a. m., 12 43, '.' 57. 5 27
p. m.
For Ashland, Glrardvillo and Lost Creek,
4 411, 15, 7 30, 9 13, 10 20 a. in., 12 35, 1 40,
4 10, 0 35, 8 22 p. m.
For liaven Hun, Centralis, Mount Carmel
audSbamokin, 0 13, 11 14 a ni, 1 32, 1 20;
8 22,9 15 p. m.
For Yalesvillo, Park Place, Mahanoy CiU
and Delano, 5 50, It 04, 7 38, 9 15, II 05 a. m.,
12 43, 2 57, 6 27, 8 OS, 9 23, 10 53 p. m.
Trains will leave tihamokiu at 5 15,8 15
11 45 a. iu., 1 55, I 30, 9 30 p. in., and arrive
Rheiiiniiloah at 0 04, 9 15 a. m , 12 43, 2 57,
7, 11 15 p. m
Leave Shenandoao for Pottsville, H 04.
7 38,8 08, 11 05,11 SO a. ro., 12 4S, 2 57, 4 10,
5 27, 8 U8 p. in.
Leave Pottsville for Bhenandonh. n 00,
7 40, 9 05, 10 15, 11 '48 ft. ih , 12 J2, 3 00, 4 4l
5 20, 7 15, 7 55, 9 40 n. ro.
Leave Shenandoah for Hasieton, S 04, 7 SI
9 15, a. ui., 13 43, 57 . 5 27, g 08 1) in.
Jieave uazieton lor Bheuamioau, 7 35.
10 05, 11 06 a. m 12 15, 2 58, 5 30, 7 25, 7. 5H,
P" m' 8UNDAY TRAINS.'
Trains leave for Raven Run, Cenlrnlin
Mt. Carmel and Bbampkln, A 45 a. in., 2 40 p
ni, and arrive at Bhamokin at 7 40 it. m. ami
3 45 p. m.
Trslnu leave Shaniokin for Shonamloali ai
7 65 a. m. and 4 no p. m.. and arrive at Shen
andoah at 8 4V a. m and I 58 p m.
Train leave for Ashland, Qiraniville arm
Lott Creek. 9 40 a. in., 12 30 p. m.
For Hazleton, Black Creek Junction, IVui
Haven Juuetion, Mauob Chunk, Alleutown
Bethlehem, Eastern and New York, K 41-
a.m., 12 30, 2 55 p. in.
For Philadelphia, 12 30, 2 5 .'.'). In.
For Yateaville, Park Place, Mahauov City
and Delano, 8 49, 11 35 a. in., 12 30, 2 55, 1 58,
ft 03 p.m.
Leave Hazleton for Shenandoah, 8 30
11 SO a. 11)., I 05; 5 30 p. m.
Leave dheimmloab for Putts ville, 5 55,
8 49,9 32 a. m.,2 40 p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah, 8 30
10 40 u. in., I 35, 6 15 p. in.
IK'LLIN II. WlLUUH.Ueril. 8upt.,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
CHARLES 8. LEE, Genl. Paw. AgU,
Philadelphia.
A. W.NO.x Vi MACIIEII, Asit. 0. P. A.,
South Bethlehem, Pa
Im Effect MAiicn 21, 1895.
WILLIAM W. STOREY DEAD.
Tho Ilinlnaiit Aiitoflrrtn Ncillptor, Artist
niul 1'ont.
Loudon, Oct. 8. The .Times this morn
ing alUHmnco8 that William Wf'tmoro
fjtoroy, (ho American sculptor, died at
Vullnmbrosa.nt tho residence of his daugh
ter, the Mnrchesi. Poruzzl. William "Wct
moro Storoy, artist, sculptor and poet, was
born at Salum, Mass., Feb. ID, 1810, and
Was tho sou of Joseph Storoy, associate
Justice of tho supremo court of tho United
States, and tho famous commentator on
the constitution. Ho was graduated at
Harvard In 1888, and Its law department
In 1810. Ho was admitted to the bar, mid
devoted his attention largely to tho prep
aration of law reports and n, treatise on
contracts. At tho same time he wns a fro
quout contributor of both prose and vorso
to various periodicals. In 1818 his fond
ness for art led to his golugto Italy, whero
he had over since resided, dovotlng his nt
tlon chiefly to sculpture.
Purlfjlue Pittsburg.
PiTTsnnito, Oct. 8. J. O. Brown, di
rector of tho department of puhlla safety,
who sat as judge In tho investigation of
charges of bribery, blackmail, etc., against
certain police officials, has mndu a report
to Mayor MoKenna. Ho censures Chief
of I'olicoO'Maranndsomoot his suhordln
ates.and makes a number of recommenda
tions, among them that the detectlvo forco
bo divorced from tho bureau of police, and
that the employes bo accorded the right
of appeal before being discharged. Dlroctor
Brown also announces that hareafterho
will abandon his administrative policy
and only enforce tho law, which means a
continual war upon tho disorderly houses,
gambling rooms, etc.
Poisoned at a Wedding Tcnt.
SAHULA, la., Oct. 8. Tho singularly dis
tressing illness among tho guests at the
wedding of John Taplaw and Anna Gage
is still occupying the attention of tho
medical fraternity of 'this nnd other cities,
but so far no physician has beon nblo to
correctly diagnose tho disease. Threo
deaths lmvo occurred nnd eighty persons
aro confined to their beds, several of whom
aro not expected to live. Theso Include S.
E. Day, mayor of Sabuln, and John Tap
law, tho bridegroom. It has transpired
that meat cooked for tho wedding had be
come tainted, tho affair having been de
layed for four days.
Gonnuctlout Town Elnctlons.
NEW Haven, Oct. 8. Yesterday wns
town olcctlon day in Connecticut, elec
tions being held in 101 outof the 108 towns
in tho state. Norwich went Ilcpubllcnn
nnd lu fnvor of license. In Putnam tho
llconso advocates had a majority of 114.
InAVatcrbury Kllduff, Democrat, is elected
mayor. In Danbury tho Democrats cap
tured tho selectmen's offices anil tho Re
publicans tho remainder of tho town ticket.
License wns voted by a majority of GOO. In
Huntington, which has been dry for two
years, tlio voto for llconso was 412, against
400. Tho Itepublic.ms elected their town
ticket.
Ohio's Free Mlver Democrats.
Columbus, O., Oct. 8. Tho silver Demo
cratic state central commltteo, of which
A. W. Thurmau is chairman nnd W. Dur
bin secretary, issues nn address to tho
Democrats of Ohio, urging concentrated
action looking to tho control of the noxt
national Democratic convention. Tho
address dcclures thnt members of the.
legislature should bo uncompromisingly
pledged to voto In favor of an open party
caucus for tho naming of ft United States
senator mid nuiiusl the selection of nny
man who Is n.-.r '.i fnvor of tho frcu coln
ugo of both g.d fQ d sliver.
Onnuriil Ufi'tu Still llellleeront.
SAN Hlas Mux., Oct. 8. General An
tonio Ezetn, of 6an Salvador, who just ar
rived here from San Francisco, hns Issued
a long manifesto written In Spanish, He
says ho will summon the legislature of
1801; that life, liberty, property, agricul
ture, trado and Industries will bo in en
couraged, nnd thnt ho will especially estab
lish onllgutoned education in tho country.
Ho says ho will adopt tho slnglo gold
standard of money, using tho coins of tho
United States until such timo as the
country shall bo ablo to lssuo Its own coin,
Illtrliteen Killed on the IEhII,
BltusSELS, Oct. 8. Two heavily laden
passenger trains camo into collision be
tween Wnvro nud Ottlgnles, about elght
eon milos from this city, and most of tho
cars of both trains were wrecked. Eighteen
persons wero killed outright and a hun
dred injured, somo fatally. Among tho
pnssongors were M, Heernaort, president
of tho chamber of deputies, his wlfo and
her sister, Mmo. Moulon. Tho latter wiis
killed, nnd Mine. Heernncrt was injured,
though not seriously. M. Heernaort was
unhurt.
Ilovmn' Sentence Alllrmed.
"WlLKEBDAIUtE. Pa., Oct. 8. Tho su
promo court, sitting in Pittsburg, yester
day sustained tho verdict of murder In tho
first degixo rendorcd in tho cane of Will
lam Pojm Bowman, nged 20 years, lu this
city, Tho condemned man was notified
of tho court's decision last ovenlng. Ho
wa unmoved, and sold he still hoped for
tho best. A strong effort will bo mado to
have the hoard of pardons commute the
sentence to Hie imprisonment.
Valulle Lumber Ilenlroyeil ly Fire,
Gkbbk Bat, Wis., Oot. 8. At tho docks
of the Jlurphy Lumber company three
quarters of a million logs woro swept away
hy flro yesterday. Out of 7,000,000 feet of
sejeotliunboron the doek 8,000,000 to 8,000,
000 feet wore destroyed, together with
docks and a number of buildings. The
loss Is $100,000. The flro was caused hy a
spark from a tugj
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
It it nojv definitely sattled thnt t here will
be nu.f opt ball game between Harvard and
Yale tills year.
At tho socialist congress at Brcslau yos-
terduy Herr 'Jobkneoht bitterly denounced 1
RniperorAVllliain. .
IMBe and Addle' Evatt, bistei-s, aged 15 .
nnd 10 yearsi respectively, worn burned to I
death hy iv laiyp explosion at Woodlawu, j
Ala.
In the glove contest at linlllmore last
night, between "Kid" McCoy and Abe
UBinan. McCoy won in the thirtodhth !
round.
Six thousaud citizens of Cliattunooga
gltve a patrlotlo greeting to tho old Lilnn ty
hull and Its escort when it ri-ai betl that city
Igt ownlwr.
Tho state U. A. H. of Rhode I land has
decided toeroctHiiioiuiinwittuilio Knman '
Catholic soldiers of tho state who fell in 1
tlie civil war.
Ill an Interview tit WishvilU ex hpoaker
Crisp said: "I still favur the free coinage
of silver, aud think perhaps 1 may make a
speech or two in Georgia on tlmt Huo be
fore oougrusd inoets."
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