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TELKl'HONU CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
MONDAY, OCTTOI1EU 14, 1805,
STATE TICKET.
STATE TREASURER,
Benjamin J. Haywood, of Mercer.
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES,
Jaiiks A. Hihvek, of Centre.
E. W. Willaud, of Lackawanna.
CiiAlil.lM E. Rick, of Luzerne..
Geokok II. Or.l.ADY, of Huntingdon.
John J. Wickham, of Reaver.
Howaud IlEi:i)i:it, of Northampton.
COUNTY TICKET.
JUIK1K OF OKI'irANS' COUUT,
THOMAS H. 1!. lA'ON, of Malianoy City.
CONTltOLt.KR,
IJENJ. It. SEVERN, of Shenandoah.
DISTIilCT ATTOr.NKY,
CHAS. E. I1RKCKOXS, of St. Clair.
COUONKIt,
Dlt. S. J. SEYl'EtlT, of 1'incgrove.
DinncToit or TUB POOIt,
S. 11. MIDDLETOX, of Gilbcrton.
COUNTY SUltVIIYOIt,
JOSEPH W. OKAHY, Ju of 1'ottsville.
Dear Wimiiilm: Don't talk until after
tslcctiou. Yours, Andy.
THE Democratic nominees arc working on
tho theory every man for himself. And tho
devil will ho for them all after Xovcmber5th.
" The heavy downpour of rain not only
broko the dry spell and replenished tlio
streams, but gave the town a beneficial clean
ing. R. H. Koch, of Pottsvillc, tho Republican
candidate for judge in Berks county, will
inaugurate an active campaign next woek,
and appears to bo confident of success.
With a three-week pay at tho Reading
collieries and full time, there is active busi
ness in store for our merchants. Now is the
time to reach the buyers through tho Hekald
columns, which goes into their homes six
lays in each week.
A candidate for District Attorney who
depends upon tho popularity of his relatives
or election is certainly not worthy tho sup
port of taxpayers. Charles E. Rreckons is
fighting his battles upon his own resources,
and 'will bo elected, too.
Oun friends need not worry about tho
"Welsh vote. If every element of tho Repub
lican party caused as little trouble, success
would crown our efforts oflener than it has
in tho past. Tho sons of St. David are
Republicans from principle not for ollices.
The Daily News, a fivo-columu folio, mado
Its first appouranco on Saturday, with M. E.
JLfyle as editor and proprietor. It presents a
neat typographical appearance, and in politics
will advocate tho principles of Democracy.
The versatile pen of its editor will no doubt
mako it an interesting daily, and wo extend
to tho new venture our best wishes for future
success.
WILHELM'S CHARGES.
Tlio ticket nominated by tho Republican
parly was selected by a majority of the voters
of the county. There was no undue ad
vantage, or tricks or schemes resorted to to
.accomplish it. While thero may be one or two
that may not have been our personal choice,
jet it is our duty and the duty of every good
Republican to submit to tho will of the
majority. Every party follower, no matter
what may bo his personal grievance, should
have but one object in view, and that the
success of the ticket in November. That
obtained will give us groat advantage in tho
Presidential contest next year.
Several days ago wo had occasion to coin-
jneut upou the cliarges preferred against I
County Chairman Payne by William Wilhelm,
Esq., and wo have had no reason to change
our viows in that respect. We still claim
that tho election of Mr. Payno to that posi
tion was not the wisest move, believing that
a man should havo been selected who was not
prominently identified with eithor faction.
But tho candidate the mon who are per
sonally interested thought othorwUe and
selected him to succeed himself.
As wo havo previously stated, the charges
aro of such a nature that they cannot be over
looked by tho County Chairman, Injustice to
bimsalf and tho Republican party. If ho is
innocent ho need havo nofeurof an investiga
tion j if tho charge can beymstaiucd, tho Re
publicans of Schuylkill county should know
it.
Tho present time, however, is not op
portune for bickerings of this nature. There
is too much at stako. Tho quostiou at issue
between Mr. Wllholm and tho chairman
can bo deferred until aftor the election.
Submit the matter to tho County Standing
tiommlttcc, or some other reputable body of
men, for a decision, say ton days after elcc
' ion To do this will not compromise either
party, nnil will leave tire way open for all lo
turn their eticrBleiiawUnst the common enemy
nnd work for the MeceM of tho ticket.
1ct there ho a susponsloti of Judcment
until wo net thraugh with the Democracy.
To continue the titiarrel between theco two
Kontlcincn at tho present time will only
jeopardize lite biiccoss of tho ticket, which
result we rto not think cither of them is
desirous of. Wo repeat, refer tho mutter to a
committor for adjudication,
Aetivo
Kxereise
and gool fowl in
plenty, tends to mako
children huilthy. 11 children sufl'er, lioW'
ever, from Scrofulous, Skin or Scalp
Diseases if their blood is impure and pimples
or boils appear, they should ho given tho
right medicine. Dr. IMerco's Golden Medical
Discovery hriups about tho best bodily con
dition. It purifies the blood and renders the
liver active as well as builds tip health and
strength, l'uny, pale, weak children get a
lasting bonofit and "a good lnrt" from the
uso of tho "Discovery." It puts on whole
some flesh, nnd docs not nauseate nnd offend
the htomanh like tho various preparations of
cod liver oil. Unco used, it is always in
favor.
Dr. Piorco's Pellets cure constipation, head
aches, indigestion, dyspepsia. One a dose.
Sold by all dealers.
WILD SPANISH THREATS.
They Will "Iteeapture Florida and
maud Million of Indemnity."
Havana, Oct. It. The excitement and
load feeling of tho Spanish against tho
Amerieau government and peoplo In
creases. Ono frequently hears talk like
this:
"Aftor wo put down tho Cuban Insurrec
tion wo will iuvndo Florida with 100,000
mon, reconquer it ami obligo tho Ameri
cans to pay US$500,000,000 for allowing fllr
bustorlng expeditions to bo fitted out
against a peaceful and friendly nation liko
Spain."
In case of rioting in this city, which la
not considered far off, tho Americans
would ho flrst attneked. Tho bull fighting
peoplo are fearful in their frenzy. Sllenco
is preserved as regards tho latest fighting
in Las Vilas.
rrV,.. nniIi rxt 4-1.. t..4-n.ln tn.l n
jto truthful accounts of tho war, as tho
mails nre not respected by tho government.
I'ersons to whom such correspondence Is
addressed aro promptly imprisoned and i
oiivus uxu uihuu tu iriico mo writers.
To Instruct Cuba's Insureeuti.
Cleveland, Oct. 14. Sylvester Scovcl
sou of Rev. Dr. Scovel, president, of the
Woostor (O. ) university, and for some tinio
manager of the Cloveland Athletic club,
left on Saturday for Cuba, whero ho 'goes
under contract with the revolutionists, to
net as Instructor in cavalry drill, at a
liandsomo salary. Mr. Scovol was a mem
ber of Troop A, the crack cavalry company
of Ohio, and is an expert horseman, and
swordsman, as well as an all round athloto.
Tho Darlingtou, Wis., Journal says editor
ially of a popular patent medicine : "Wo
know from experience that Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is all
that is claimed for it, as on two occasions it
stopped excruciating pains and possibly saved
us from an untimely grave. We would
not rest easy over night without it in tho
house."' This remedy undoubtedly saves
more pain and suffering than any other
medicine in the world. Every family should
keep it in tlio house, for it is sure to bo
needed sooner or later. For side by Gruhler
Bros., Druggists.
Captain Smith Was Not Killed.
PocATELLA, Idaho, Oct. 14. Lioutenant
Miller, stationed about twenty miles from
Jackson's Hole, states that J. C. Wilson,
who brought the report a woek ago of tho
killing ofCaptaln Smith and cc.npanious
In Jackson's Hole, is a deserter from tho
Soventh cavalry, In camp in the Teton
pass, and that Wilson mado theso state
ments in order to obtain a relay of horsos
and to facilitate his escape. Lieutenant
Miller gays thero is no truth whatever in
the statement that Captain Smith was
killed.
Apples Benefited by Drought.
BlJllLlKGTON, N. J., Oct. 14. The crop
of applejack, for which Burlington county
is famous, has been greatly benefited by
the drought. Stacy B. Taylor, who owns
a big distillery at Wrlghtstown, noticed
that tho apples this year wero unusually
pregnant with juice. A. chemical, analysis
showed that they contained a larger per
centage of alcohol and less of water than
he had over known In nil his expcrlcnco.
Escaped Convict Hecaptured.
Sing Sino, N. Y., Oct. 14. Prank "W.
Decker, who escaped on Saturday night
from Sing Sing prison, was captured yes
terday at Tarrytown. Decker was on his
wny to Now York city, and was dressed in
an old suit of clothes which ho said ha ob
tained "up tho river." He was In had con
dition, and mado no resistance when ar
rested. Increased Their Miners Wages.
MuRPHYSiioiio, Ills., Oct. 14. Tho Big
Muddy Coal nnd Iron company posted a
notice Informing their miners that an In
crease of 10 per cent, in wagos would tako
effect this morning. These mines employ
nearly 1.00C mon and will clv employment
to more.
Scrofula in the Eyes
fU well as lii every other form, is perma
neutly cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
"I had scrofula
In my eyes and
tried several phy
sicians but found
no cure. My wife
persuaded me to
try Hood's Sarsa
parilla. I had a
choking (jensa
tion, was troubled
with night sweats,
and had dyspep-
8 sla In very severs
form. After tak
ing Hood's Sarsa
parilla two weeks the choking spells and
dyspepsia troubled me less, I have now
taken several bottles of Hood's Sarsapa
rilla and find that I am entirely cured."
WIixiam L. Payne, Berryvllle, Virginia.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the only True Blood purifier Promi
nently in the publlo eye. fl; six for $5.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass., U. S. A.
II -.- rl ' o O;il0 act harroomouilr with
nOOU O IT II lb Hood's erjnU,
EX-CONSUL WALLER HOPEFUL
lie llollerrs Onr Government Will ltYglii
the Wrong Dons lllm.
CLlWKLAJip, Oct. 14. CharloSt T. Max
Well, It oolbrod medical Jtutlent In this
city, lias received a lutter from ox-Consul
John ti. "Wltllcr. Tho letter ls. iUtcd
"Maison Ccntrale, du Clalrvau'x, France,
Sept. 8." Aftor thauklng Mr. Maxwell
for expressions of sympathy contained in
a letter ho had wrltton to tho Imprisoned
man, Mr. Waller says:
"It gives mo great pleasure to know that
I havo tho sympathy and support of tho
Amorloan peoplo, who are using every lion
orablo means and endeavor to socur me
my liberty. I nm a victim of circum
stances, nnd whether I shall finally receive
justice at tho hands of tho French people
or perish In a foreign prison by virtue of a
hasty conviction rendered by a court mar
tial in tho heat of oxcltemont undor theso
circumstances rests with Goil and tho
American peoplo, In yvhoso action and
righteous judgment I havo the most Im
plicit confldonco.
"That It is tho dcslro or intention of tho
French as a government to do mo ou in
justice I do not for a moment believe. I
am also consoled In tho knowledge of tho
fact that the American people, true now
ns always to their long established creed
and numerous precedents touching tho
protection of American citizens abroad,
will not permit an lnjustlco to bo lnlhcted
upon one of their citizens by. a foreign
nation, no matter how humble bo that cit
izen." -
Kansan'a Appeal for Waller.
Nkw York, Oct. 14. Ex-Governor
Thomas. A. Osborne, John Guthrie, A. M.
Thomas and others who havo interested
themselves in behalf of John L. "Waller
aro hopeful that tho petition and circular
lottcr which havo been sent broadcast
through Kansas will bear good fruit, and
will obtain tho release of tho ox-consul
from tho prison in which ho is confined.
Tho petition is addressed to congress, and
says in part: "Your memorialists aro in
formed that whilo John L. Waller and his
family were domiciled in Madagascar, and
In rightful possession of a valuable laud
grant bestowed upon him by tho lawful
government of Madagascar, ho was wrong-
tuny and forcibly arrestod by n force of
soldlors commanded by an officer of the
republic- of Franco, and summarily sen
tenced by a pretended court martial to bo
confined in prison for twenty years and
tnac no was domed a hcarlncc beforo nny
ttlbunal, and that ho Is now wrongfully
imprisoned nnd deprived of, his liberty and
property. Your memorialists respectfully
pray congress to institute an investiga
tion." If your children are subject to crotin watch
for tho first symptom of tho disease hoarse
ness. If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
given as soon as the child becomes hoarso it
will prevent tho attack. Even after the
croupy cough has appeared tho attack pan
always be prevented by giving, this remedy.
It is also invaluable for colds and whooping
cough. For sale by Gruhler Bros., Druggists.
Striking lllners Iteiumit Work.
PllILIPSBURO, Pa., Oct. 14. William B.
Wilson, master wnrkmnn nf fln trwl nnnn.
dent Ordor of the Knights of Labor, was
m ine noutzualo region on Saturday and
ordered the mon who had suspended work
to resumo this morning, which they did.
A committee will visit representatives of
the Borwlnd-Whlto Coal Mining company
With a view to having tho discharged
miners reinstated, the strike having been
occasioned by tho dlschai go of so veral men.
"Whatever may be tho result of tho conven
tion to be held in Clearfield tomorrow,
contrnl and northern Pennsylvania opera
tors say there will ho no suspension In tho
Clearfield and Beach Creek regions.
South Carolina Constahlo Assassinated.
COLUMUIA, S. C, Oct. 14. At Green
wood, S. C J. J. Mosely, a liquor con
stable,, was shot In the back of the head
yesterday and Jnstantly killed. Mosely
had just soized somo liquor coming In on
a lato train. Ho was accompaniod by a
trial justice's constahlo and had a warrant.
Whilo storing tho whiskey in tho depot a
negroeeizedn jug aiul ran, Mosely fired
two shots at him. 1111(1 illfif", flmn U'na clirf
dead from behind. Four netrroes havo
beon arrested, and aro guarded in tho
guardhouse. It is boliovcd that there was
a consnlracv to nssimsinnrtt tlio
but so far thero Is no substantial evidence
against any one.
ir Trouhfcd AVI III ltheumutlsm Head This.
Annapolis, Md., Apr. 10, 1691. I havo
used Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheuma
tism and found it to bo all that is claimed for
it. I believiij it to be tjio best preparation
for rheumatism and deep seated muscular
pains on the market and cheerfully recom
mend it to tho public. Jno. G. Brooks,
dealer in boots, shoes, etc., Xo. 18 Main St.
also head this.
Mechanicsville, St. Mary County, Md.
I sold a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
to a man who had been suffering witli rheu
matism for several years. It mado him a well
man. A. J. McGill, For sale at 50 cents per
bottle by Gruhler Bros. Druggists.
Famous Trick Horse Killed In a Wreck.
Watkiiduky, Conn., Oct. 14. A serious
freight wreck ocourrcd hero last wight,
when two parts of a broken train camo
togethor. Ten cars loaded with trotting
horses, llvo stock and other oxhlblts from
tho Danbury fair, which closed last week,
wore crushed an thrown down a forty foot
embankment, M.azeppa, tho famous
champion trick horse of tho world, valued
at M0,000, was instantly killed, ono man
was fatally injured and two others seri
ously hurt. The Injured aro; Georgo W,
Lusgoo, both legs broken, will dlo; Henry
Thompson, Boston, cut about head; Jame
McCarron, Boston, contusions on hoad,
arms nnd body.
Counterfeiting by "Pasters."
Cleveland, Oct. II. Joseph Dreyorwas
brought here last night by a deputy United
StatnS limrshlll mm Kfni.1.- mimiti. n.wl
charged with counterfeiting. Droyer tried
to pass a dollar hill which had boon fixed
with pasters to represent $10. In his pos
session was found u $3 bill . raised to a ISO
In tho sumo way. Hp also bad pasters for
150 hills, Ho told tho Officers that he
bought the pastors from u Pittsburg man,
who supplied thorn by mall; This is the
second arrest for n similar offenso in that
vicinity within fijioit tlmu, and it is bo
lleved counterfeiters are systematically at
work.
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FUGITIVE EX-rylONK ARRESTED.
tlamlcy lleaufnrt Must Answer to Charges
ot fraud and Assault.
LoylSVLtK, rfpt. 11. Unniloy Boaufort,
tho deposed principal of Gcthsinho Col
ic, near li.irtttown, Ky., was arrested
Intlils city on Snturuay. nnil Is now in
jnll. Tho police haro beon HcnrchliiB for
Jicuufort for somo tlmo, but woro nnnblo
to locate him. Ho gays ho has been In
Lotilsvlllo nnd Now Albany nil tho tlmo,
however.
Tho causo ot Beaufort's nrrost hero wns
n wnrrant sworn out by 51r. J. L. Dcppen,
a clothier, charging him with obtaining
jnonoy under fivlso pretenses. Beaufort,
In August last, gnvo Mr. Dcppen n check
for $100 on tho Marlon Nation nl bank,
which was protested. Ills caso was called
In tho pollco court on Saturday, but was
continued until Oct. SO.
An offlcor from Bnrdstown arrived In
tho city with two warrants for Beaufort's
arrest, chnritlng him with committing
nameless offonsos upou two boys who at
tended Gcthsnmno collego. Beaufort re
fused to glvo ball in tho Deppen caso,
claiming that ho wonld be rearrested and
taken to Bardstown, whoro ho said ho wriS
nfrald that ho would bo assassinated by
his enemies, and he thought It was safer
for him to remain lu tho Loulsvlllo jnll.
Ho olalms that he will bo able to clear
himself of nil tho charges against? htm nt
tho proper tlmo. In the Bardstown cases
bail was fixed at $2,000 each.
Four Klro Fighters Hurned to Dsntli.
Winnipeo, Man., Oct. 14. Four peoplo
wero fatally burned near hero while fight
ing pralrlo fires. Edward St. German,
uged 12, was engaged with an elder brothor
lu nn endeavor to savo sovoral hay stacks,
when thoir clothing caught flro. Edward
was burned to a crisp nnd tho elder brother
60 badly burned that ho cannot recover,
At another pjoint somo Canadian I'nclflo
railroad employes were endeavoring to
drlva back tho llamos from tho railroad
property. Edward Lukyn, a section man,
and a foreman, name unknown, wero sur
roundod by tho flames and both perished.
It is feared othorfatalltlcs from pralrio fires
have occurred, as ilros huvo boon raging on
nil sides.
The President Stops nt Now York.
New YoitK, Oat. 14. The yacht Oncldn,
haying on hoiird President Cloveland,
dropped anchor yesterday at the New York
Yacht club's anchorage ground at tho foot
of East Twenty-sixth, street. Mr. Cleve
land got In n small boat and was rowed to
tho pier, where a cab was In waltlne. Mr.
Cloveland juinpod Into this alone and was
rapidly whirled to the re'sl'denpe. of his
family physician, Dr. Joseph Bryant, nt
No. 54 "West Thirty-sixth street. The
president took dlnlior with tho. doctor arid
his famllv, and at 8;o0 p. in. returned Vo
the Oneida, wnlch started nt 'onco for tho
lower bay, wTTero sho anchored for, th
night.
Wall Known Bleetrlelan Killed.
GiieAt tiAnftiNOTo'ir, Mass., Oct. i4.
Last evening Frh'u)dlh L. Pope, hn plijc-
reason tho electric lights did not work to
his satisfaction, and he wont down collar
,to romedy the trouble. Members ,of tie
family heard its fall nnd tho lamp ex
plode Mr. Pope was found lylfig beside
tho convorter, lifeless. Three thousand
volts had passed through his body. He
was born flfty-slx years n?o In the sanio
houso in which he was killed.
Ilrltlsu Cruiser Ordered to Chemulpo,
London, Oct. 14. A Shanghai dispatch
says thai her majosty's cruiser Edgar has
suddenly boon ordered to Chemulpo, whero
sho will land n forco. of marines. It Is ro
portod from Pekln that somo of tho Ma
hometan rebels in tho provlnco of "Kr.usn
havo c-.ptured tho city of Lan Chau, the
capital of tho province.
Dying from Fright.
Coudersport, Pa., Oct. 14. A young
man named Anderson, pf Galeton, this
county, Is in a critical condition as tho re
sult of a scare n few day's. Slnco. A boy
ihrew n small, harmless snake on hint
"just for fun." Ho Immediately was taken
vvlth convulsions, nnd but little hope for
his recovery is entertained.
Naryowly Escaped Cremation.
BAJVpMPRKv Oct. ,1.4. Tjio rcsl'donco of
William B. Crowther, near Mount Wash
ington, was burned to tho 'ground 'early
yesterday,iorfl)uK , Mr, Crowther, (his
wife and ."seven chlldron narrowly escap6d
being burnctltq deatll, and nil the house
hold effect's were destroyed.
Death Uf Vhetired ltrlllsV Admiral.
London, Oct. J4,T-Admlrul Sir,, Lewis
Jones Is dead. Sir Lewis Tobias Jones, G.
C, B., was n visitor and governor of Green
wich hospital. fHo .was promoted from
vice admiral'to admiral on July 14, lo71,
nnd was on the retired list.
Thieves Covet rostagn Stamps.
Bristol, Pa., Oct. 14. The fourth at
tempt wlthlu a short time to ,rob tho
postofilce ut Buckingham was made Fri
day night. On all four occasions the
tldeves havo beon frightened off without
securing any booty.
Ilehxnded by Car Wheels.
PoTTBTOWN,Pa.,Oct. 14. George Moyer,
of Reading, was beheaded nt Packerfqrd.
He and Charles Kurlomnn had boen fish
ing, nnd wero about to board tho train,
whon Moyor missed his hold and fell be
neath tho cTTjx.
' NUGGETS OF NEWS.
, New counterfeit llvo cent pieces aro cir
culating In New York.
Coal prices nre jumping In St. Louis,
nnd thero may bo n coal famine.
Low water In wells is belloved to botho
cnuso of tho typhoid fovor cpldomlo in
Michigan.
From hydrophobia, caused by a neigh
bor's dog's, bite, Martin Artors, 4 years
old, of Clnclnlintl, died.
On tho spot pf his attempted assault on
n 14-year-old girl William Henderson, a
negro, was lynched near Jackson, Mo.
The supremo court of South Dakota, has
reduced to two years tho term of imprison
ment of defaulting ex-Stnte Treasurer
Taylor.
Because of disappointment in lov'o'nnd
lmtucnt confinement In nn lnsano asylum,
Daniel Drook, of Liborty, Intl., Tianged
himself. t ( i( f i
A plot to effect tho'oscapo of llarry Hay
ward, the condqmncd, muplorpr ,of Cath
crluo GlUg,' was'dlscovcred'by Minneapolis
authorities. , ,, ,
The Cuban Insurgents havo tfaptilred lu
Santiago bay n merchant steamer which
had beon equipped as a man-of-war by
Spain. Tho crew In charge wero disarmed
nnd then liberated.
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