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EVENING HERALD
iWTAUMsmcn 1870.
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She llernlrt In riellveird liiHhennn1onn unit the
rroumllnfr towns fornix cent n week, pay
blo to tlio carrier. Ily mull tS.OO ft year, or 25
rnt n month, paynhle In advance. Advertise
ments charirod ncwi-dintf to spnea ami position.
Tbe publishers rcervo the rlirht to change the
position of advertisements whenever the pul
ilcntloii of news demand It. The right In
reserved to reject nny advertisement, whether
dd for or not, that the publishers may deem
mpropcr. Advertising rates made known
upon application.
Tttred nt tho )Krtoffleo at Shenandoah, Pa., as
pMond clans mall matter.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
SATUItDAY, JANUARY 11, 18UT
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
To the ltepuhllinn electors of Pennsylvania:
Theltcpnhllenns of Pennsylvania, by their duly
chosen reprewentfttlu-s, "will meet In Slate con
vention Thursday. April 28. ISM. at 10 o'clock
. in., In the opcm house, city of llarrlslnim, for
the puriH.se of nomtnaptTig two candidates for
rcprescntMtivo-nHarKe In OoiiKros nnd thirty
two candidates for Presidential electors, the
election of eight deleRnles-HUnrge to the Re
publican National convention, and for the
ransiH'tinn of sih h other business as may lie
presented.
By order of the Htase Committee.
M. H. Quay,
Attest. -.Ikhf. 11. Itcx, Chairman.
W. It. Asmmu, Kecrebirles.
Nkvi:r limit fora gas leak with a lighted
match. A man in Virginia who did I' dead.
Tiik mnch-tallied-of judicial rim test in
this county is noon In earnest, and we will
soon know what is what.
Tin. Hoers of $iutli Africa and tho insur
gents of Cuba are nt making a happy now
yejvr lor either I)ni;l.iiid or Spain.
If Lord Salisbury were as clear-headed, as
tar-seeing aud as free from obstinacy as
(iladstnne, there would lie no difficulty
whatever in nettling the Venezuelan bound
ary dispute. Hut he is not.
JjOWF.Li.Hnid in IMS? that nogreatcrcjilnmity
could Implied to tills country than war with
England, except being afraid of war. His
words beam to be appropriate to-day.
Jt is a good ihing for every man to stick to
his trade. A Shenandoah householder, who
H not a plumber, attempted to put a washer
in a leaking spiggot without first turning oil'
the water, hut he'll nover do so again.
In tho majority of cases, the filing of
remonstrances against liquor liienses in this
county is a mere farce, and a reform is sadly
needed. It cannot come too soon, either.
I'AXAUt is proud of the skip on the hack
Itoscberry gave her on her patriotic impulses
in'Jlio Venezuela matter, hut does not feel
ipirtc n elated over tho slap in the face
Premier (Ireenway gave her on the Manitoba
M-hool question.
What this country needs just now and
laully, too is an incieaso of about one
hundred million dollars annually in its
revenue, a lot of war ships and a good lot of
forts along tho sea coast near our largo cities,
so that when a mako threats the next timo
they will impress people a little more
strongly.
Mayor Warwick has publicly denounced
Hie Senate Investigating Committee that is
I.exowing Philadelphia as "unfair and mi
Amcrican." The Combine is squealing early,
and tho probe is drawing tuo near for comfort
for somo of Philadelphia officials. His Honor
Js evidently in a great stato of excitement,
judging from the tone of his interview.
The number of breaker fires recently leads
to a very strong suspicion that they arc not
all caused by accident. It is true that tho
smallest spark will set a breaker ablaze, and
when once started it is almost Impossible to
save tho building. In the case of the Park
Nn, 2 breaker much sympathy is expressed
for both employer and employe. In the case
of the former ho sustains a loss reaching into
the thousands of dollars, while tho miner is
compelled to endure the hardships of the
unemployed In midwinter.
, , the newspaper business. They are the suc
Nact was passed at tho last session of I ml ,,, publisher,, of the Slienan
tho Pennsylvania Legislature in reference to douh Nous JJudgct.
the establishment of free public libraries in
the several school districts of the common-'
wealth, except In cities of the first and i
rcoiid class. Jf Its previsions are .steadily
mscrved for a few years every township, bor
ough and minor city in tlio state can possess
itself of a good collection of books for public
hc at tory trilling cost to taxpayers. Tho
in w law Is nut mandatory, but it gives
authority to Boards of School Directors to
levy a tax not exceeding one mill in any one
year on tho valuation of property assijssed
for school purposes in the district, to be col
lertible as school taxes now are. No new
buildings will ho required to house these
libraries, as authority Is given to set asldo a
portion of nny school house fur library pur
poses, and tho books can ho made accessible
on Saturday, which is a universal school
holiday throughout tho year in the state.
Tho success of tho Sheuaudoah free library,
and tho manner in which It is conducted,
hhould bo sufficient to encourago other school
districts in tho county to take advantage of
tho provisions of tho law quoted, Tiie
public schools aud a freo library go band In
Jiand
PHILADELPHIA' S INVESTIGATION.
Accused l'ol Icemen Will be (liven sn Op
portunity to Defend Tlieimelve.
l'lULAUKLrillA, Jim. 11. Yoitorday's
session of tbe senate Investigation com
mittee wns devoid of nny sensational re
sults. Several ox policemen told of, po
litical nsscsstnents being lovlcd, and cjther
witnesses told lot tho prevnlenco of "speak
easlo's" and of tollcetucil ntmslng cltUonH.
Lato Thursday night Mayor Warwick
Issued a publlo statoiucnt in which he de
nounced tho committee's method of tak
ing toitlmony as being unjust and un
American. Tho mayor felt that tho no
cused should have an opportunity to do
fond themselves, and ho Intimated strongly
that factional politics entered largely Into
tho investigation.
Ijnwyor Pcttlt replied to this yesterday,
before tlio committee, and said that the
accused would nil bo given an opportunity
for defense, and that tho ponimlttoo would
bo glad to rccolvo ndvlco and suggestions
from tlio city officials. This was followed
by Lawyer A. S. L. Shields asking that
the coinmlttco permit him to eros exam-
lno witnesses who had made charges
against clients of his. Tho committee said
it would discuss tho matter next week,
and then adjourned until noxt Thursday.
I'jX-l'ollceman Nnylor was arraigned be
fore Magistrate South yesterday on a
chnrgoof perjury preferred by Sergeant
Richards. Kofcrence to tho olllclal testi
mony showed that Nnylor had mado no
charges against Richards, and It was fur
ther shown that tho warrant had been
sworn out on tho strength of nowspaper
reports. Nnylor was released from custody.
Religious Notices.
Services in tho Trinity Iteformed church
to-morrow at 10:00 a. in., nnd 11:30 p. m.
Sunday school nt 1:30 p. m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 7::)0.
Services in All Saints' Protestant Episcopal
church on Hat O.ik street to-morrow at 10:30
a. m. and 7 p. m. The rector will olliciale.
Sunday school at 2 p. in.
Itcgular services will bo held in the United
Kvangellciil eliurcli, ( Dougherty's Hall,) to
morrow at 10 a. in. and 0.30 p. m. Preaching
by the pastor, ltev. !. JI. ljichteiiwalncr.
Sunday school at 1.3J p. m.
Services in the Presbyterian church to
morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 0:30 p. in. Sunday
school at '2 p. m. ltev. T. Maxwell Morrison,
pastor.
Servii us to-morrow in tlio Primitivo Metho
dist church by tiie pastor, l!ev. John Hath,
at 10:30 a. m. and (1:30 p.m. Sunday school
, at 2 p. in.
First Methodist Kpiscopal church, 1'ev.J.
V. Meredith, pastor. Services to-morrow at
10:30a. in. and 0:30 p. in. Morning subject,
"Christian Dress;" evening subject, "Char
acter, Position and Mission of the church."
fi:l5 p. in., Christian Endeavor Devotional
Meeting. Everybody welcome.
Calvary Iiaptist church, South .hudin
street. Services will lie held to-morrow at
10:30a. m. and (1:30 p. in", when the I'ev.
David L. Evans will olliciate. Tlio subject of
the evening sermon: "The World, tho Church
and Christ." Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Buy Keystone Hour. Ho sure that tho
name I.ksski & Hakii, Ashland, I'a., is
printed on every sack. tf
Alulinnny City ItUHlness College.
This excellent college, at 205 East Centre
street, gives Commercial, Shorthand ...id
Typewriting coursus equal to any in tho state
nt tlio very lowest rales. Individual in
struction. Day nnd evening classes. Students
constantly entering. Catalogue free.
10-14-tf O. W. Williams, Principal.
Iteineinher IT jou lime u Cough or Cold,
Pan-Tina always cures, 2Tc. At Gruhlcr
Iiros., drug store.
ltlrthday Celebration.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. James White, of
West O.ik street, was tho scene of a pretty
gathering last evening, in honor of tho !3rd
anniversary of tho hirtli of Mrs. White. An
evening of social pleasure was pleasantly
spent, and Mrs. Whito was the recipient of
several beautiful presents. Among tho happy
participants of this occasion were tho follow
ing: Mrs. Charles Palmer, Mrs. llobcrt Lloyd,
Mrs. Hcnjainin Richards, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Thomas Vaudii7.cn and daughter, Knnnic,
Mr. and Mrs. Ij. Eiclincr, Mr. and Mrs. John
White, Miss Katio Stanton, William and P. J.
Stanton, and Mr. Sherman, of Chicago. All
thoso present expressed themselves highly
pleased with tho event, mid departed witli
the best wishes to participate in many future
similar occasions.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Hell, tho
plumber.
jV Townsman Interletel.
From tbe Pottavtlle Chronicle.
II. Q. Hess, of Shenandoah, was a welcome
caller at tlio Chronicle office last evening.
Mr. Hess has just returned from an extensive
trip through the southern statesand speaks in
glowing terms of the prospects and possibilities
of tlio south. Ho is an excellent conversation
nlistandhisdoscription of the Atlanta exposi
tion is a very Interesting one, viewing it
from a Northerner's standpoint. Mr, Hess Is
a veteran of tho lato war and served his
country with distinction during that trying
period, having enlisted at tho age of 17 years,
running away from school to do so. Ho is
also something of a musician and ut one time
was identified with several good vocal or
ganizations. Ho came to I'ottsville yester
day afternoon and took in tho concert given
' by Sousa's Hand. Mr. Hess has two wins In
3A
1 &
iovn
By Gts Cures
It Is not what we say, but what
Hood's Sarsaparllla does, that tells the
story of Its merit.
The thousands oj people whom It has
raisod from disease and dospnlr to happi
ness and health, are tho strongest aud
host advertlsem i'i Hood's Sarsaparllla
has. No other preparation In existenco
has such a record of ondertul cures,
Thli U why Hood's Harsaparllla has tho
largest sale, and re )u.(S for Its produc
tion thelargeBt laboratory in the world.
Now if you need a g od medicine, why
not try that whlah ha done others bo
much good. Remember
Hood's Sarsapat illa
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently in tho publlo eyc.?l sir for 53
Hnnrl'c Dlllc act hiirmonloujly with
nOOCl S PUIS Jijod'sSuMpiulla. iBc
PERSONAL.
Dr. J. W. Irwin visited friends at Pottsvlllo
to-day.
Sol. Haak visited friends at l'ottsvillo
yesterday,
M. It. Maftcr mado a business trip to
Minersvillo to-day,
.Chiof Burgess Burns was an attendant nt
tho'I'ottsvllle court to-day.
Mrs., Georgo l'illingcr, of West Lloyd
street, Is su fie ring from tho grip,.
Miss May Cathcr, of Rending, formerly of
town, is the guest of town friends.
Miss Maggio Ilaughncy, of Mahanoy City,
was a visitor to town last evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Townscnd havo
returned from n visit to friends nt New
Boston .
Fred. Hooks, of the enterprising firm of
Hooks & Drawn, is visiting relatives in
Uoycrsford.
Councilman James McElhenny and wlfo
left to-day for Philadelphia and will spend a
week or two with relatives.
A. T. O'Donnell, ono Of McAdoo's popular
young men. Is visiting his friend, James
Muliahey, of East Centre street.
Tho many friends of Christ. Williams, of
town, who Is receiving medical treatment at
Philadelphia, will ho pleased to learn that he
is steadily Improving.
"Our Windcrlng Wlllo."
Tlio Williamsport Newst of yesterday
says: "The redoubtablo Bill Sctloy, the well
known bill tosserand medical assistant, Is in
Key West at present. He writes to this city
that ho leaves for Cuba on January 10th to ,
play ball in Havana. If he ever gets there
nlivo he will play hall to a cannonade accom-1
panlment and camion balls may find him n
softer mark than that potato, which came
herewith hlmfiom the wilds of LockHaven. 1
After leaving (Julia ho will go to Texas ami j
manage tiie Austin hall team. The state is
large and his voice will have n wide scope, if
tlio stato does not become too hot for him."
Maeques St. Core" tinder Arrest.
PAl'.IH, Jan. 11. A journaliso named
Rosenthal, who is Well known us a writer
for Tho Figaro under the name of '"Jac
ques St. Cere," and who ulso acted as
l'aris correspondent for a Now York pa per,
has been nrrestexl in connection with the
scandal growing out of tho sottlomont of
tho estate of tho lato Max Lebaudy, tho
unfortunate, wealthy young conscript
who was apparently hounded to death by
blackmailers nnd others, aud who left his
fortune to Mile. Mnrsy, an actress of tho
I Comedio l'Ynncnlso. On Thursday It was
announced that tho VIcomto Klrio do
Civry, editor of The Echo do L'Armce,
had been arrested on tho chnrgo of black
mailing young Lebaudy, and tho sanio
day it was stated that M. Balonsl, a
bunker, also charged with blackmailing
Lebaudy, had absconded, leaving liabili
ties amounting to 0,000,000 francs, of
which sum 2,000,000 francs nro said to
havo belonged to tho Lebaudy estate.
Scarles Again Itfuses to Answer lliiestions
Wasiiinoto.v, Jan. 11. Tho district at
torney put Secretary Soarles, of tho sugar
trust, on the stand yesterday In the Chap
man trial, but as soon as ho asked tho first
question Mr. Searles read a written state
ment, to tho effect that as ho himself
was under Indictment for an alleged mis
demeanor ho would avail himself of his
constitutional right to refuso to answer
questions that might incriminate himself.
There wero arguments on tlio que.stlou,
but no decision had been reached when the
caso was adjourned until Monday.
Tolin Mnltrlde's I'areuell.
Massii.lon, O., Jan. 11. John McBrido
has written out bis formal farewell to the
American Federation of Labor. Ho speaks
In generous terms of Samuel Gompcrs,
and roitcrntes his determination, expressed
during tho heat of tho lato eoiivoutlon, as
follows: "I shall never again either sock
or accept ofllclul life or olllclal responsi
bility in tho labor movoineut, but when
ever opportunity offers or occasion de
mands my volco and pen will bo used to
old and relieve suffering humanity and
oppressed labor."
ltucklen's jVrnlcu Salve.
Tho best salvo in tlio world for cuts,
bruises, soies, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coins, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cmes piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to Rive
perfect satisfaction or moiiy refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For salo by A. Wnsley.
ltroke Ills Arm In a Prize Vigbt.
CLKVELANU, .fan. 11. Kddlo Connelly,
of Now Brunswick, and Jlmnile Dime, of
Amsterdam, N. Y wuru matched to box
twelve rounds at tho Cleveland Athlotlo
club last night at 1&) pounds. During tho
third round Dime broke his right arm try
ing to uppercut his antagonist. A bono
snapped off two inches abovo the wrist.
Tho match was given to Connelly at tho
oloso of tho round. It wns oven up to that
timo, Dimo's chances seemed good If tho
light hnd been protracted.
Canada to IHspoae of Her llullwny.
Halifax, N. a., Jim. 11. It Is rumoccd
horo that tho Dominion government pro
poses to dihposo of tho Intor-Colonlal rail
way to tho two great private) corporations
In Canada, tho Grand Trunk and tho Can
adian I'aelfle. Somo credenco Is glvoato
this report by tho fact that leading Inter
colonial officers woro recently summoned
to Ottawa mid hold a eonforeneo with tho
department of railways.
Court Clerk Clmrned with Iitirceny,
New Yop.k, Jan. 11. Tho Judges of the
court of special sessions held a secret ses
sion last night, aud at its conclusion
caused tlio arrest of their chief clorkl'hoo.
h McDonald. In Tombs prison it was
learned from the commitment signed by
Justice Jerome that the charge is grand
larceny In tho second degree.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Ex-Governor Glbbs, of Toxas, has do
sorted tho Democratic jKirty and joined
tho Populists.
The Iron ship Jennotto Cowan went
ashore near Cariuannh Point, Vancouver
Island, nnd was totally wrecked.
Tho Now HrunswloU- (N. J.) Ilubber
I company has reorganized, and will manu
facture pueumntto tires for bicycles.
Notwithstanding tho export of coal from
Nova Scotia to tho United States trebled
during 1H95, tho total output for tho year
shows a largo decrease.
A telegram from Progrosso, Mexico, an
nounces tlio wreck of tho steamer Oxford
off Aloyaus. Twolvo of the crow cumu
ashore, but twolvo are missing.
flrlp-ColdK-lleadacliu.
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds ami Iu
Grippe when Ijnxatlvo llromo Quinine will
euro you in one day. Put up in tablets con
venient for taking. Guaranteed to cure, or
money refunded. Price, 25 cents. For sale
by Kirlin's Pharmacy.
Kentucky Democrats Holt tho Caucus.
FliANKFoltT, Jnn. 11. Tho Dcmoerntlo
joint legislative caucus last night nomi
nated Souator J, 0. S. Blackburn as tho
candidate of that party to succeed himself
In tho United States senate. The deciding
ballot rcsultod: Blackburn, 87j McCrcnry,
13; Brown, 0, Beforo tho roll call wns half
finished, however, It beeamo apparent thtit
a largo uumbor of McCreary mon had
bolted tho caucus nnd were not. present.
Thoso who declined to bo bound by tho
caucus woro four senators nnd ten rcpro
tantatlvos. Deadly l'lght In it Tennessee Town.
Nashvillh, .Tun. 11. Reports havo just
reached this city that a mob of (ltteen
men, led by McCluo Williams, a notorious
character, wont to Cellna, on tho Upper
Cumberland river, mid in their effort to
take In tho town a fight, resulted, In which
four men wero killed Williams, t ho lender
of tho mob, tho sheriff aud one nt his dep
uties, and Kit Pnrrott, who a fow weeks
ago killed a brother of Williams. Reports
uro conflicting, but nroe th.ix u row oc
curred and that several men wore killed.
McIIoukIi's "ConfVloii" ItemteU.
Albany. Jan. 11. There is tho best au
thority for the statement that tho ro
port of tho commission sent by Governor
Morton to obtain n sworn statement from
McGough, tho Dannemoni prisoner who
alleges that It wns hn and not Hat Shea
who shot llobert Hoss at tho Troy election
riot In 1801, will form n complete refuta
tion of the confession. It is probable that
Shea's electrocution will tnke place on
Fob. 4.
It's a Curious Woman
who can't have confidence in Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Hero is a tonic for
tired-out womanhood, a remedy for all its
peculiar ills and ailments -and if it doesn't
help you, there's nothing to pay.
What more can you ask for, in a medicine?
Tlio "Precription'' w ill build up, strengthen
and invigorate the entire female system. It
reRiilates and promotes all tho proper func
tions, improM's digestion, oniiehes the blood,
dispels aelies and pains, brings Tefreshiug
sleep, and restores health and vigor. In
"female complaints" of every kind and in all
chronic weaknesses and derangements, it's
tiie surest remedy.
Nothing urged In Its place by a dealer,
though it may hc better fdrhlin to sell, can
be, "just as good" for you to buy. Send for
a freo pamphlet. Address World's Disponsary
.Medical Association, JUifl'alo, N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation, piles,
biliousness. Indigestion and headaches.
Opium SmujrjrlcrH Sentenced.
VictokijV. B. C, Jan. 11. Advices from
Hawaii by steamer Vi'arriiiiou stato that
tho captain and crow of the schooner Hen
rietta, tho captured opium smuggling
oraft, have been found guilty and sen
tenced at Honolulu. Captain Anderson
nnd C. K. Gale, who claimed to a passen
ger, were each given eighteen months and
fined $50; the member of tho crew wero
given three months each and lined tho
same amount. Tins vessel has luen confis
cated and will bo sold nt nucton. Charles
T. Culick.W. T. Sownrd, John F. Howler,
Hubert W. Wilcox, John H. Wise, Joseph
Clarke, .1. W. Hlplknno and John LUlkol,
tho remaining political prisoners, were
pardoned and released.
.Marvelous ltesults.
From a letter written by ltev. J. Gunder
man, of Dimondalo, Mich., wo are permitted
to inako this extract : "I have no hesitation
in recommending Dr. King's New Discovery,
as the results were almost marvelous in the
ease of lny wife. Whllo I was pastor of tlio
Iiaptist church at Hives Junction sho was
brought down with Pneumonia succeeding
La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing
would last hours with little interruption and
it seemed as if she could not survivo them.
A friend recommended Dr. King's New
Discover)', it was quick in its ioik and
highly satisfactory in results." Trial bottles
freo at A. Wasley's drill? store. Itegular size
50c aud $1.00.
Fourteen Thousand YVoro ltutcbereil.
New Havkj?, Jan. 11. A letter has beon
received from Klmrpoot by 52. K. Bagajian,
a graduate of Kharpoot eollego and now n
student of Yale, which describes tho mas
sacres in the villages near tho city of Khar
poot. The writer says that at least 14,000
people were butchered In that Immediate
neighborhood. Tho letter also says that
an American citizen, Morderos JSnilan
glan, was killed. Mr, Bagajlan's father
nnd eldest brother escaped to tho mountains,-but
his cousin, a young girl, wob
carried off byupartyof Kurds. The father,
brother and uncles of Mr. Morderos, of
Mllford, Mass , wero tortured to death bo
causo they would not abjure their faith,
Occtric lllttersT"
Electric Hitters is a inedicinesuitcd for any
season, hut perhaps more generally needed in
tlio spring, when the languid exhausted
feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid and
sluggish and the need of a tonic anil altera
tive is felt. A prompt use of this medicine
lias often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers; No medicine will act more
surely in counteracting nnd freeing tlio sys
tem from the malarial poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness vield to
Klectric Hitters. Only fifty cents per bottle
nt A. Wasley's drug store.
Tlio jfclte Jolln IIoe's Instate.
' New Yohk, Jan. 11. A meeting of tho
creditors of tho estato of tho lato John
Hooy, ox-presldent of tho Adams Kxpress
company, was held yesterday. According
tothoreporlsglvonoutMr. llocy's float
ing dobt nniountod to about $170,000, of
which $70,000 was duo his widow for
mouoy loaned. Kaeh creditor received 100
oents on the dollar. Only n fow mortgages
remain to bo satisfied, and If a reasonable
extension can he secured It Is estimated
that ?JW0,U)J will remain for the benefit of
tho hell's of the estate.
Catarrh and Colds Relieved in 10 to co !
Minutes.
Ono short pull' of the breath through the
lllower, siippljod with each bottle of Dr.
Aguew's Catarrhal Powder, dimises tills
Powder over tho surface of tho nasal passage.
ramitinH anil ueiiguiiui 10 use, it relieves
instantly, and iiernuuentlv cures Catarrh,
Hay Fever, Colds, Headache, Sore Throat,
Tousilltls and Deafness. 50 cents. Sold by
S. P. Klrlin.
Governor Charged with Malfeasance.
PlHKNIX, A. T., Jim. 11. Governor
Hughes stands stands charged with of
ficial corruption, and his personal reputa
tion for lutegrlty aud honesty Is imiioacheil
by a report of tho last grand Jury. Official
crimes of malfeasance are alleged. Terri
torial Auditor Lcltch aud Myron H. Mo
Cord, uu ox-congressman from Wisconsin,
are also implicated. Thoso three consti
tute tho territorial board of control, the
two associates being appointees of the
governor. Tho grand Jury report nllfgos
misappropriation ot territorial fund?.
Minko oil' Itbcuinatlsni mid Teuratgla.
Hub well With. Itcd Flag Oil,, 25o, At
Gruhlcr Jlros,, drug store.
llcst gas fitting is dono by 1. W Hell.
TRADE
The Froposert fintn c
f Ilnnds Offers Oronnd
for Confidence.
New York, Jan. 11. H. G. Dun &Co.'s
weekly rovlow of trade says! The new
year begins with such uncertainty that
business is somewhat retarded. ' Tho pros
posed salo of bonds offers ground for con-
I lldcuco In tho future, but no one Is able to
dctcrmlno what Its oarllest offects may bo
In tho money market, nnd for the timo It
I Is a cnuso of hesitation rather than hope
fulness. The industrial situation lias not ma
I tcrlnlly changed, There Is much hesita
tion in tho iron business, with somo ad
vanco In IJessomor pig because ot tho ex
pectation that Connellsvlllo coko nnd lake
ore will both bo dearer, and yot finished
products of Iron and steel nro on tlio
wholo quutcd a little lower.
Urndstrects' review says: General trado
has not Improved appreciably. Somo
wholesale houses aro sending out trail
ers, whllo othors havo not complotcd tak
ing account of stock Mild weather at
I western points has Interfered with busl- j
I noss in somo Instances, ami tho week con-J
1 tlnues to present characteristics of a bo-,
tween season period, Tho Impression Is
general that uncertainty us to financial
action uy congress and disturbing politi
cal conditions havo an unfavorable Influ
ence on tho prospect for now enterprises.
Mercantile collections east, west and north
west aro complained of, but nt tho south
tho comparative case with which they aro
mado forms a conspicuous exception.
Thero woro 440 business fuilurcs in tho
United States this wock, nn exceptionally
heavy ti'tnl. Iast week tho aggregate won
lOMj in tho samo week ono year ago It was
405, and in the correspondiug wock of 1891,
just after tho panic, it was 484, whllo in
the like week ot flvo months prior to
tho financial disturbance that year, tho
total wns only 301.
Ilninmoiitoti's lllp; 1'lre.
Hammonton, N. J., Jan. 11. Shortly
after midnight flro which started in n
bakery destroyed tho Prossoy building,
nnd quickly spread to adjoining buildings.
Samuel K. Brown's building, occupied as
a hardware sloro and dwelling; Herman
Feldler's bulldlug and tho Wooloy build
ing were destroyed. ThoIInmmontoullro
brigado was unable to copo with thollamcs,
nnd for six hours tlio flro raged. Help was
asked from Atlantio City and Camden,
and as soon as posslblo the latter town re
sponded by sending an ouglno, which tuio
cocded, with tho help of tho townspeople,
lu controlling tho flro. Tho loss Is esti
mated at 4-25. 000 to $30,000.
Kcllef In Six Hours.
Distressing kidney aud bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by tho "Now Great
South American Kidney Cure." This new
remedy is a great surprise on account of its
oxceeding promptness in relieving pain in
the bladd.'r, kidneys, back and even' part
of tho urinary passages in male or female.
It relieves retention of water and pain in
passing it almost immediately. If you want
quick relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by Isaac Shapira, druggist, 107 South
.Main street.
Vailed for Half n Million.
Philadelphia, Jan. 11. Keen, Sutterlo
& Co., of 421 North Third street, ono of tho
largest exporting and Importing Arms of
this city, failed yesterday. It is stated
that tho liabilities will o'xeced iBOO,000.
Tho Equltablo Trust company was ap
pointed receiver by tho court. Tho firm
was probably tho largost Importer of goat
skins on this continent, having trading
stations throughout South America and
lu Asia and Africa. It also shipped coffees
aud spices. John M. Feulln, auoxteuslvo
glazed kid manufacturer, was forced to
tho wall by the failure. Ills liabilities are
$30,000.
Fatal ltesnlt of a Debauch.
LTNN, Mass., Jau. 11. Mrs. La Slolro,
nged 53 years, wns burned to death in her
homo yesterday nnd her daughtor-ln-law,
Annio Ijb Moire, aged 28, was so terribly
burned that sho is lying ut tho point of
death at tho hospital. After the llro was
put out tho father and son wero found In
a closet connected with tho house, almost
unconscious from intdxlcntlon. Both were
considerably burned. Tho police say that
a lamp was upset during somo sort of n
fracas, and that the Inmntei of tho houso
wero too drunk to put out tho flro.
Heart Disease Relieved in 30 minutes.
Dr. Aguew's cure for tho heart gives per
fect relief in all cases of Organic or Sympa
thetic Heart Disease in 30 minutes, and
speedily effects a cure. It is a peerless
remedy for Palpitation, Shortness of itreath,
Sinothering.SpolK Pain in Left Sido nnd all
symptoms of a Diseased Heart. Ono dose
convinces. Sold by S. P. Klrlin.
Havo tho leaks in your gas and water mains
repaired by P. W. Bell, the plnmlicr.
Steaiuor Mloweru Safe.
SKATTLK, "Wash., Jan. 11. spcclaldls
pntch from Vancouver states that tho
Wnrrlmoo, from Hawaii, arrived at 4 a.
m., and reports ns safe tho Mlowora, tlio
steamship which was supposed to havo
been swamped whllo endeavoring to savo
tho Strathnovis. Tho Wurrimoo spoko
tho Mlowora Jan. 2 about 100 miles south
of Honolulu, bound for Australia, and all
well,
Miners Go llaek nt tbe Old Hales.
Altoona, l'n Jim. 11. Tho minors of
Tnylor & McCoy and tho Mitchell Coal
aud Coko company, who struck on tho 1st
of tho month for an incroasoof SOporccnt.
for mining coal, returned to wdrk this
morning nt the old Rite, tho operators re
fusing to grant an iucrenso. Tlio strikers
tried to mako the strike general, but nouo
of tho other mines would Join them.
Kinotherecl Ills Infant.
KE2JTLANI), Iud., Jnn. 11. Albert Tollls.
a fnriner living nine miles north -of bore,
was brought to this plnce yesterday and
lodged lu jail, charged with murdering
his 8-months-old child. Tho Infant's cry
ing annoyed Mr. Tollls, so ho placed his
hand over its mouth and smothered it.
Popular feeling runs high and violence is
feared.
The Weather.
For eastern Now Vork, eastern Pennsyl
vania and Now Jersey: Fair; light north
erly winds.
For a pain in the chest a pleeo of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's I'ain llalm
and bound on over the seat of tho rain, aud
another on the back between the shoulders,
will afford prompt rolief. This is especially
valuable in eases where thp pain Is caused,
by a eold and there is n tendency toward
pneumonia. For sale by Gruhler Iiros.,
ilruggUu
When you want good roofing, plumbing,
gas fitting, or general tinsmithing dono call
on l'J, F. Gallagher 18 West Centre street,
Dealer p stoves, 8-1-tf
FINANCE
MUNYONi
RECEIVES A VOLUNTARY TRIBUTE
OF GRATITUDE FROM
MR. 6ARMAN. ;
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
Of Eighteen Years Duration Cured by
Munyon's Improved Homoeopathic Reme
dies. Mr. Michael Garmnn, 723J Broad street,
Johnstown, Pa., says: "Eighteen years ng
my rheumatism began In my knees and hip
nnd finally spread all over my body in suck
a severe form that I hnd to use a cane to
walk with. Tho pains in the shoulders also
beeamo so bad that It wns ngony to lio down.
My wrists, shoulders and knees were con
tlnunlly swollen and I hnd to lay off work
months nt a time. I employed doctors with
out number and as to patent nrtdlclnes
taken barrels of them. Liniments J uieit
until the flesh was raw, all to no avail.
Pains would shoot through me almost tear
ing the joints apart. Three days after be
ginning tho use of Munyon's Ithcumatisni
Cure I noticed decided benefit and in loss
than four weeks I mis completely cured.
Have not had an ache or pain since.-'
A Specific for Each Disease.
Professor' Munyon puts up a separate
remedy for every disease. His lthcumati6iii
Cure never fails to relieve rheumatism in
from ono to threo hours and cures in n few
days. His Catarrh Cure positively cures.
His Dyspepsia Cure speedily cures all form
of stomach trouble. His Cold Cure nover
fails to euro the most severe cold in a few
hours. Tlio Munyon Hcniedles sold at all
druggists, mostly at 25 cents a bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 150
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa., answered
with freo medical advico for nny disease.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
p V. HUKKB, M. 1).
80 IS. Lloyd street, Sbeiinlidoab.
Odlco hours s 7 to 9 a. nt., 1 to Sand 7 to
p. in.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Hbcnnndoali, Pn.
M. llOitli
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Oillco lSgnn bulldinr;, comer of Main nnflS"
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
pltOI' JOHN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 05, Mnbanoy City, l'a.
Having studied under somo of the beak
mra-tcrslp London and Paris, will give lessons
on tho violin, guitar nnd vocal culture. Tenns
reasonable. jYddrcss In enro ot Strnusc, tho
Jeweler. Shenandoah.
nillinns of DoIInrs
Go up in smoke every year. Take no
risks but get your houses, stock, fur
niture, etc., insured in first-class re
liable companies as represented by
DAVID FAUST, iSc
Also Life nnd AreUlentnl Companle.
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A cure for headache unU.
stomach troubles.
CJINOElt ALU.
WEISS llEEIt,
LAC1KK DEKU.
BOTTLER j
OF . . .
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1 7 and 1 9 Peach Alley, Shenandoah.
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
--For--
eer-aPorter.
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
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Hen of all Kinds Wear Clothes.
Ami our huMnnui is to make Clothes for nit
jThiiivin m iinr ii.
Custom Tailor Made Suits
from 810.00 fo J30.00. Trousers from S2T1
to S10.00.
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'Address1, 8. .1. II.
J15-21 J-Mh.yetto l'laee, New York.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVEIIY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
JOHN DALTON,