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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1800.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
To the lU'Iiuhlicnn electors of l'cninylvnnln :
Tkelteptililicnn of Pennsylvania, by their duly
eken representative, will meet In State con
Tendon Thursday, April 23, 18, nt 10 o'clock
a. m. , In the open. houe, city of Hnrrlfthurg, for
the purpose of mmiiiintiui? two eomlidnte for
reprepciitiitlvc'iit-large in Congress and thirty
twe candidate-) for Presidential electors, tho
pelertion of eight delegntcs-nMargc to the Ite
pu'bllcan National eonveutlon, and for tho
impaction of emit other business as may lie
presented.
By order of the State Committee.
M. H. QUAY,
Attest: Jkkr T5. Hkx, Chairman.
W. I, Aniiurws, Secretaries.
Tun sympathy of tho wliolo county goes
mt to Judge Pershing in his long light
against disease, and itissincerely In ho hoped
that fie will cro long recover his wanted
health so as to ruMimc Ills place on the
bench.
Tin: theatre last evening was packed. Mr.
lit Henry paid for the advertisement in tho
JIi.ualii, and us a lestilt the, people had a
knowledge of the s-how's appearance here.
A daily newspaper and a theatrical venture
are two necessary adjuncts.
l''iti:ii:nicK It. Coudkut, of the Venezuela
t'onnnlssion, says It wuuld he straiiRe if the
United .States and Kngland should conio to
blows about a refusal to arbitrate a boundary
question when "the two nations concerned
have both placed themselves on recoid for
years past as favoring the settlement of in
ternational differences by arbitration." Tho
United States, nt all events, has not shifted
its ground.
TitKarKUinent in the quo warranto pro
ceedings to nut the County Auditors, in
cccuiugs 10 uiihl me voui
"V v order to teat the constitu
j Controller net, has been pr
.svidge, and he promises
k order to teat the constitutionality of tho
presented to Judge
cs to snbmit his
opinion on the iiuestiun to the Supreme Court
at an early date, In order that that tribunal
may pass upon it finally. The Supreme
t'ourt will not meet until the' third Monday
in February.
'I'm: Philadelphia Combine organs aro
raising a great hue and cry over tho testi
mony brought out by the Andrews Investigat
ing committee, ni It shows up the hirelings
of the Combine in a rathor bad light. As the
evidence complained of is of tho same char
acter as that produced before the I.cxow
committee in Now York, which theso same
organs approved of, their indignation because
their friends aro in the same plight is rather
out of place. One thing Is certain, tho polico
force of Philadelphia is not as bad as that of
New York, but it has some members who can
bo dispensed with to tho credit of the city.
Tub Schuylkill Traction Company is con
sidered ono of the best paying roads in thi
section of tho state, and among the stock
holders uro a millibar of prominent Scbuyl
kill fountains. This fact should have in
duicd the management to select a director of
the company from this county. There are
many good reasons to bo advanced favoring
such a selcctlou, not tho least among which
is the fact that such a person would always
le in a position to give his personal attention
lo matters pertaining tu the interests of the
road, llosides, local stockholders' are entitled
tu this recognition because of the franchises
received from tho sections through which
the road is operated.
We havo leceived from tho Rational Hoaid
of Trado, of Philadelphia, a copy of the reso
lutions passed by that body in national
convention, favoring ono cent letter postage,
and soliciting our opinion on tho matter.
While wo heartily favor any movement
looking to ono cent letter postage, tho plan
-uggestcd by tho committee will hardly meet
with approval at the hands of tho reading
public. I-nst year thero was recehed from
letter postago $38,000,000, whilo tho actual
eobt was but ?8,000,000, leaving a profit on
letter postage of f 30,000,000, or if tho postage
had been one cent, there would still have
been a profit of fll,000,000. By theso figures
the committee claims that ono cent postage
would bo self-sustaining, and oven profitable,
i f all other classes of mail matter paid Its full
share of tho actual cost. . They further ttate
that the main obstacles in tho way of secur
ing ono cent letter postage aro tho abuses con
nected with second-class matter. This Is
true, and such publications as tho Police
Gazette, paper back novels, and other de
grading literaturo should bo made to pay the
: bird class rate, Tho legitimate newspapers,
which now pay ono cent per pound postage,
. ould hardly afford tu furnish tho same
mount of reaillnt matter to Its uVtcriberi,
at one cert a copy, If compelled to pay tight
cent per pound. A more stringent classifies,
ttonof second cliis mall matter would bo
preferable to increasing the newspaper rate.
. j . 1 , i 1
"I was troubled with that dreadful disease
railed dropsy : swollen from head to foot.
Durdock ltlood Hitters has completely cured
mc. It Is i most wonoeriui meatcino.
Joseph llorick, I.lnwood, Ont.
Philadelphia's Fatal hxplMloa Mystsry.
Philadelphia, Jan. 18. -The mystery
surrounding the explosion of Sunday after
noon Inst nt No. 8803 Leltbgow street, 'from
tho effects of which the three brother,
DavldS. McKUson, 10 year old; William,
10 years, nnd George, 7 years, died In the
Kplscopal liospltal, was partly solved nt
the Inquest In tho caso yesterday by Deputy
Coroner Dugau. It Is evident that the ox-
plosion whs cnusod by gunpowder.
Whether this was tho roault of an experi
ment In blowing up a toy safo, an, owing
to David's criminal record, lia6 been tho
theory of tho police, will nover be known.
Southern Tobacco Manufacturers Organlr
Danville, Va., Jan. 10. Tho tobneev
manufacturers of tho south held a conron.
tlou hero yesterday to organize tho South
ern Tobacco Manufacturers' association
for mutual benefit. Tho organization wns
perfected with the following olllcers: Pres
ident, .1. S. Carr of Durham, N. C; vlco
presidents, K. H. Miller of Danville, ,I.W.
llanes of Winston, N. 0., O. Ford of
Lynchburg, .1. II. Sponccr of Martinsville,
Vu., mid A. H. Motley of Hehlsvlllo, N.C.:
secretary itml treasurer, G. D. Tnlbott of
Danville.
Another Thousand Idlers.
Woonsockkt, It. I., Jim. 10. John J.
Brnunignn, general manager of tho United
States It libber company, guvo orders yes
terday for tho indefinite closing of tho
United States Itubber company's works
at Mlllvllle. Tho order wont into effect tit
noon, and 1,000 men are thrown c,ut o
work. Mr. Ur.innlgan Intimated that tho
Woonsocket plant of tho compauy might
bhut down, but would not say when.
Cnllcd ttin l.cglslntnr a l.lar.
Richmond, Jan. 10. In the houso of
delegates Isaac Dlggs declared that a state
ment miulo in The Dispatch about him
was false. Whereupon C. T. Boykln, tho
reporter of the paper, went over to Dlggs
nnd called him allnr. A list fight followed,
but members Interfered before uuy serious
punishment had been indicted. Tho
speaker ordered an investigation.
Dentil of Consul Joints.
RACINE, Wis., Jan. 10. A cablegram
from Praguo announces tho death of
Charles Jonas, United States consul nt
Crefleld, Germany Mr. Jonas was for
merly consul at St. Petersburg, but ex
changed positions with John Karel. Ho
was nt ono time lieutenant governor of
Wlsconsl n.
Tho Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania and Now Jer
sey: Fulr; light northerly winds.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Now York and
riilludelpllla Kxehauges.
New Yohk, Jan. 15. Tho Block market,
after nn early show of strength, developed n
aeginil tendency, though the closing was
firm nt unimportant net changes. Closing
bids:
IkiUimoro.t Ohio
l)el.& Hudson....WH
I)., L. As W 101
Erie HJ6
Lake Erie & W... 19H
Lehigh Nav . . ..
Lehigh Valley i)7M
New Jersey Cen..S8H
N. Y. Central 97ii
Pennsylvania !-
Heading 8
St. Paul ll'Mi
W. N. Y. & Pa Si
West Shore
General Markets.
Philadelphia, Jan. 15. Flour Arm; winter
superfine, S-'.Ma-'.OO ; do. extras, J'-'.IMSi'.M;
Pennsylvania roller, clear, $3.Uj&3.25; do. do.
straight, ?3.23&3.40; western winter, clear,
$'I.15&3.0. Wheat quiet, steady, with GSc. bid
and OS Kic. naked for January. Corn stc&dy.wlth
33c. bid and 33)4c. asked for January. Oats
Arm, barely steady, with SIc bid and 240.
asked for January. Hay firmly held; choice
timothy, $10. Beef steady. Pork firm. Lard
firm; western steam, $5.80. Butter dull;
western dairy, llffil'c; creamery, 10Q24C.;
factory, DM 17c; Kleins, Sic; Imitation
creamery, H19o.; New York dairy, liiBZlc.;
creamery, Pennsylvania and west
ern creamery prints, extra, 21c; some fancy
marks higher; do. choice, 23c.; do. fair to
good.!W2c.; prints Jobbing at 25!&28o. Cheese
strong; large, 7410o.; small lancy, 7J4
lOHc.; part skims, 3,U&c.: full skims, 2
3c. Eeb firmer; New Vork and Pennsyl
vania, ISffilSc.; Ice house, l-licic; western
fresh, 18a.; southern, 1t!uX' i7tuc.
Live Stock Markets.
New Yohk. Jan. 15. Beeves slow; poor to
prime native steers. J LUOai.TS; choice, St.00;
oxen, $.'vt2.in; medium to Kood, S-'.KWUO;
choice fat cows. $).W)3;i."5; hulls, $2.2503.25;
export do., 3.IUU3.W. Yeuls lower ut $338;
few extra, $3.23; bam yard calves, $3.503.25;
western do., $2.50&3.2.", Sheep weak, except
for heavy: lambs steady; common to prime
sheep, $2.IWU3.7; choice, :l.Sl; culls, $2;
choice lambs, Jlt',1.15; extra heavy do., $5.20
1.25. Hogs easlerat $3.75'SI.13.
East Liiieiitv. 1'a., Jan. 15. Cattle In light
receipt; good $l.20i1.4(l: t-ood butchers, $3.80
QUI); roUKh fat. $333.30; bulls, cows and
stairs, $1 5Ua3. feeders, $ I :!:. Ml; fresh cows
and springers, $M3!U, Hutf steady; best
medium weights, Jl'itl U,; prime Ihiht and
pics. SI.'.Kia I; heavy hogh. SI Nlj3.85; roughs,
fiWn.l 5". Mic-p Ktesih ex'-url ethers. $J.tiu
63.80: prime iiwp JI '11't.J.W: common, $1.75
&2. eulln in- i 4i -ii'ihs. fiMt.fi 75. Veals
calves, J-i .ii,' .1
Scrofula Broke Out
On our boy when a baby. We cave blra
much treatment without ayall. Noticing-1
In the papers Ilood'a Sarsaparllla was roe
ommended for scrofula and blood diseases
we gave it a trial. We eoon saw a change
for the better. He has taken four bottles
Hood's Sarsapariila
and la now entirely well, hearty and free
from all ecrofuloua symptoms. I nave
alio taken three bottles for nervous bead
ache and catarrh. It gave me great relief."
Mrs. T. M. Smith, liutner Glen, Va.
HOOU S PUIS tion. rrtct2SeU.
GOING BACK TO ENGLANp.
feaUlngtnn B.oth JtelleTsd of galratlon
' " ' Army Command 'lit America." "'.'
' .tf bw Yolitt, fad.jo. General Booth) of
ihoBalvatldn MfW, has Ordered Com-;
rnkhder Balllrigtoh Booth )o give tip com
mand of the American 'army and go to
London. Why lie lini ao ordered Is k my -tory.
Commnndor Uooth says he ha no
Idea why tho recall Is made, nor of where,
he will go or what he will do. Mrs. Booth
and the babies will go with him, ni will
go with him, as will several members of
his personal staff, Including Brigadier
Perry. They will sail about the middle of
March.
Tho order of recall was rocel vod by Com
mander Booth ten days ago, but he says
It was short and formal, and told him
nothing boyond the main fact. Ho wroto
back to ask why and wherefore, nnd It Is
believed that ho will mako n protest
against leaving tho organization that ho
has brought to such prosperity.
Tho following bulletin wns posted nt
tho army's headquarters:
"It Is with profound sorrow that Com
rnandpr nntl Mrs. Booth havo to notify
their stuff nnd field officers that thoy havo
received orders to prepare to relinquish
their command in about nine weeks' time.
Thoy havo no knowledge whatever of their
successors, or tho general's pluus, nor havo
they been consulted upon tho question,"
Allljoa's Iloom l'oniially Launched.
WASHINOTOK, Jan. 10. If any doubt had
existed of tho avowed candidacy of Senntor
Allison for tho Bopubllcan nomination
for prosldont It was dlspellod yesterday by
tho action of tho Iowa congressional dele
gation. With tho sanction of Senator Al
lison himself tho dolegatlon held a confer
once, nttendod by uvery member In tho
city, nud discussed plans for advnnclng
the senator's presidential Interests. A
committee of three wns selected to repre
sent tho Allison Interests In Washington.
Tho senator's frlonds bjllovo that his
strength can lo demonstrated to tho coun
try by an nctlvo and (irg.ml.vd movumeut
In his Interest.
Killed In n I'limlly lEow.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Jan. 10. Joseph
P. Dovo, wlfo and seven grown sons and
daughters live on a farm near Jonesboro,
Tcun. Tho man nnd wife lived together
for thirty years peaceably until recently,
when proceedings for divorco wcro entered
by tho woman. Tho court granted tho di
vorce, but ordered tho property divided
equally between them. When tho com
missioners arrived to dlvldo tho property
u light was started, mid nil woro engaged
In It wltlilu u fovmlnutes,revolvcrs being
used. A young daughter was killed and
tho father and oneson fatally injured.
No Case Against Herbert Krahn.
London, Jnn. 10. Tho trial of Horbcrt
Krahn, who was accused of luring "Lady"
Gordon, wlfo of tho Into Hon. Sackvlllo
Gordon, Into an empty houso and robbing
her of money, jewels, bonds nnd other
proporty alleged to have boon in her pos
session, enmo to a sudden termination in
tho central criminal court, Old Bailoy,
yesterday, resulting In Kralin's ncqutttnl
nnd discharge. Tho cuso of thoprosecutlon
collapsed utterly. Krahn was arrested in
Now York about two months ago and
brought hero for trial.
Senator llluckburn Out of the Race.
Fuankfoht, Ky., Jnn. 1C Senntor Jc
bcph G. BInckburn has abandoned nil
hopes of retaining his sent in tho national
election. Ho and his managers havo con
ceded tho fact, and ono ot tho most prom
inent of them, Phil B. Thompson, Jr., has
left tho seeno of action and returned to
Washington.
An Octugriiarinii lllgainlst.
LAWltuscii, Kan., Jan. lti. Nnthan
Brown, aged 80 years, has been arrested
here, accused of bigamy. It is churged
that ho married tho second time whllo his
application for divorce from tho mother of
his twelve children wns pending.
Two Killed by Falling Coal.
WlLKlliAiti:E, Pa., Jnn. 10. Charlos
II. Schroder, a minor, aged 45 years, and
Andrew .Swcnlwlch, his laborer, aged 26,
wero killed by a fall of oonl -in tho Dela
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ILL1SWED IT
By ,a IJpcision of tjio low York
'Court of Appeals.
SALOON KEEPERS THE BUFFEBEBS.
The Itevocatlon of Licenses of Bloons
Within Two Ilundred' Feet of n Chnreh
or School Will Itnnose k Lost of Prop
erty Vnlllrd at Ten Million Dollars.
New Yor.K. Jnn. 10. Browers and !
loon keepers wero In a panic yesterday
when they began to realize that nmong
them was divided a I09S of property esti
mated at $10,000,000, which was cleaned
a way just as completely and suddenly ns
if ongulfed by nn earthquake.
Under tho ruling of tho court of appeals
deciding tho legality of section 43 of tho
excise law, which debars all saloons within
200 feet of a church or school from rccelV'
lng a license. It Is claimed that 8,000 En-
loons will t closed up, and that tho hold
ers of tho licenses ham no redress. The
I decision nlso dictates that nny person hold
1 ing a lleenso for a saloon within the pre
I scrllM-d limits who was licensed before tho
I passago of the act on April 89, 1892, has
, onlv a Ufo Interest in his saloon, ns ho can
not sell or transfer his property, nnd In
the oveut of his death his license becomes
as worthless us wns to paper.
It Is expected that as soon as the com
missioners receive copies of the court of
appeals' decision thoy will begin revoking
licenses graVed under compulsion upon
tho decision of .Tudgo Macadam, of tho
superior court, The fact has not been es
tablished yet, but If Counsel Mayor de
cides that the licenses In question wero is
sued illegally, and became void upon re
ceipt of tho decision of tho court of ap
peal', thero will bo a considerable lessc'n
ing ot tho number of saloons In this city.
Many places upon which fortunes havo
been spent for fixtures will bo closed up.
Hotels uro oxoinpt from the terms of tho
ruling, but restaurants aro not. Tho
owners of places whero luxury drink will
not suffer so keenly as many widows, who
wero carrying on small businesses left
them by their husbands, and small dealers
who had as much as thoy could do to
make enough money to support nnd edu
cute their families.
liucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, nnd
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to givo
perfect satisfaction or mony refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by A. Wasley.
Maryland's New Insane Asylum.
Annapolis, Md., Jan. 10. The now In
sano nsylum commission has decided to
nccept cx-Governor Brown's offer of his
property, "Springfield," in Carroll county,
near Sykesvlllo, nt the sum of $30,000. Tho
dood for tho property was signed nnd a
warrant issued by the comptroller for that
umouut. Tho state will Immediately oo
cupy tho proporty.
Four College Crews to Contest.
New York, Jnn 10. Arrangements hnve
been mado for an eight oared race between
Harvard, Columbia, Cornell and the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. Tho place has
not yet been decided upon, but It will
probably bo Poughkcepsle. The length of
the course is to bo four mllos. Mr George
L. Hives has accepted tho position of ref
eree. Mississippi's Senatorial Deadlock.
Jackson, Jan. 10. Tho jolntcaucusmet
again last night and took three more bal
lots for United States senntor, the last
(ninth) resulting as follows: Money, 70;
Lowry, 41; Allen, 37; Hooker, 7j Mo
Xiauriu, 4; Dlnsmorc, 1. Total, 109; neces
sary to n choice, 85.
Tliuusae'ls Starving Iu St. John'.
St. Joun'b, N. B, Jan. 16. A sensation
was created by a statoniont In tho olHclol
organ of the government thnt n thousand
families In St. John's uro without food,
fuel or clothing, and unless' they ro soon
relieved many will perish.
ICelief in Six Hours.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by the "New Great
South American Kidney Cure." This now
remedy is a great surpriso on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
tho bladder, kidneys, back and every part
ot tne urinary passages in maio or lcinaie.
It relieves retention of water and naln in
passing it almost immediately. If you want
quick relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by Isaac Shapira, druggist, 107 boutli
Jlaln street.
Again the Harrison lloiun.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 16. In IU series of
articles on Ilepubllcau presidential candl
dates Tho Commercial Gazette Introduces
a strong nrtlclo, under Pittsburg dato.
from u prominent Ropubllcau favoring
ox-l'rosidout Harrison's nouitnation. Ho
says: "Unloss dentil or nn unequivocal
docllnation luterposos tho namo of Ilonjn
mln Harrison will go before tho St. Louis
convention .ami rocelvo substantial sup
port. His namo will bo presented by dele
gates whoso homos nro fur romoto from
Hoosler soil. It may bo thnt n Pennsyl
vania orator will formally present tho dis
tinguished statesman in tho national body
oi repro-.emativo uepuuilcnns. '
Cure for Headache.
As a 'remedy for all forms of Headache
Kkcttio Hitters has proved to bo tho very
best. It cllects u permanent curo and tho
most dreaded habitual slek headaches yield
to ita influence. Wourgoall who aroalllicted
to procure bottle, and givo this remedy a
fulr trial. Iu caso of habitual constipation
Klnetrin Ilittnra euroa bv irivlnr tho needed
tone to tho bowels, and few cases long resist
the use ot this inedlctno. Try it once, itrgo
bottles only B0 cents nt A. Wasley's Drug
Store.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Harvard Inn withdrawn from the Ice
Polo league, because that would bring her
Into contact with Yule.
Tho notorious outlaw. Bill Doolln, alias
Tom Wilson, bus been captured at Eurekn
Springs, Ark. A rowttrd of 3,000 Is on
Dooltn's head.
Tho statements made In Italian news
papers that Grout Britain has ceded Zollab,
on the .Strait of Hub-el-Mtmdob, to Italy Is
olllclally denied.
Tho United States Mino Leasing com
pany, utCrceile, Colo., closed down, owing
wages to Its employes. Another company
nttomptod to tnko nwny tho tH.OOO pump,
but tho employes drove them off. Blood
ihed Is feared. .
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Mrs. Agnes M. Reeve, of Dcpo6it, N. Y..
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with dyspepsia. I could scarcely cat any
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I tried many remedies, but nouo benefited
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Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positively
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kidney diseases. Prico 25c.
Munyon's Female Kcmedies are a boon t
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Asthma Cure, with Asthma Herbs, f 1.00.
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Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
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Munyon's lllood Curo eradicates all impuri
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Munyon's Yltalizer restores lost powers ti
weak men. Price, $1.00.
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