EVENING HERALD i;
iWTAiti.ismii) ik;o.
Piihlllii-il rvcrr KvcnliiK, Except Huiulny, nt
H NclUTI! JAHD1N HTUKKT KHAR ,'KNTII&
the llumlil In lntvi'il liiMliennnaniiiiiimlt'io
HiirrutindinK Inwim for nix cent n vk, wy
Hblo to the cariit'ro. Hy mull 88.00 it ycnr, or 25
ccntH n inotitli, payable in ntlvnncv. Ailvertlw-
menu; cnnrfriMi iiccortllltK lonnaw ami position,
The imbltMliiTA rt'Hcrvp the riuht to chai.ire the
f onltlon of HtlvertlMMnentn whenever the pub
Icntion of newH deinntiiU it. The right is
reserved to rejeet any ad ertlwinent, whether
J mid for or not. tluit the putiliMiern may deem
mproper. AilvurtHttitf rates iiiikIo known
upon application.
Aaterod at the pmtofllee nt Shenandoah, I'll., as
vocontl cIam mall matter.
TKUCI'JIONK CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
H.YTITIIDAY. JANUAHY IS, 18D0.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
To tlic Itepubllenn eleelorH of Pennsylvania:
Thnik'piihliemiH of Pennsylvania, by their duly
boncn represeldatives, will meet in Statu eon
ventlon Tlnn-nlny, April at, 1S9G, at 10 o'clock
a. m., In the opera house, eity of llarrlsburjc, for
tko purpose of nomlnatitiK two candldatcH for
representative nt-laro In Conuri'fcs and thirty
tw candidal for Presidential electors, tlio
Hclcction of eiRlit dcleKfilcs-BMnri;! to the lle
pu'bllean Kutlonal convention, and for the
ranaactlon of Hiieh other huslncnfl as may bo
prcjwntcd.
By order of the Htate Committee.
SI. S. (IUAV,
Jkiteat: Jekb 11. Itisx, Chairman.
W. II. Aniiukww, Svcretarle.
JCVKKV voter should lenicmhor tho dale
tho Citizens primaries, January 21th.
of
Tim Democratic wnko will hs hold in
Chicago July 7th, interment November 3rtl.
HclntivoH and friends respectfully invited tn
.it lend.
Si'EAKlNd of candidates fortho Presidency,
it is impossibly to t:ll from tho Democratic
jupers that their party has one, or that it
expects to make 11 nomination this year.
Their talk upon ho subject is devoted en
tirely to Iteptibliean aspirants.
In tho death of I.obert Harris, editor of the
Tamariua Courier, tho newspaper fraternity of
Schuylkill county loses one of its veteran
members, who has labored faithfully in the
interests of tho comity and especially in the
promotion of tho welfare of Tnmnqna.
Kx-l'liKRWKNT IlAiiitlHox has mado public
announcement of his coining marriage. There
are somo popple more interested in a similar
.innounce'inoiit in referenco to tho I.epubli
can presidential nomination, from the wime
quarter.
Tin: New York Stalo Kcjmlilicnn editors
imlort-o tlio candidacy of (iovernor Morton.
This is well and good, so far as it goes, but
it's dollars to doughnuts that tho delegates
from tho empire state will do nioro voting
for l.ecd than for Morton. Thero are more
ways than one of whipping tho devil around
the stump.
Tins good Hook tells us tho wicked stand
in slippory places. Jt was a lucky thing for
them if they were able to Maml on somo of
Shenandoah's slippery pavements this morn
ing. Judging from tho antics of many they
had eonsldeiablo diiliculty in getting over
tome of tho places where tho proprietors had
been scrubbing.
Ot'i: nows columns yesterday contained
despatch from Washington giving out the in
formation that Mr. Cleveland was not a
candidate for n thiid term. Wc are not in
tho confidence of the present administration,
neither do o lay claim to the possession of
any htiito secret, but we don't think the
President is refusing such oilers mado at the
bands of n Democratic national convention.
At least David U. Hill doesn't think so.
It is reported that Texas is favorably con
sidering the policy of imposing a tax of $50
upon all unmarried men over 30 years of age,
unless thoy declare upon oath that they have
tried to marry and failed. It is to be noted,
through efforts that are made from time to
time to bring about the imposition of such a
tax, that there is cousidorablo sentiment back
of tho notion that unmarried men ought to
lie compelled to sUsp up to tho collector's
ofllco and settle for tho liberty thoy arc en
joying. A t'HKHTKlt county school teacher, a young
woman, was arrested tho other day and
taken before the Justice of tin Peace,
i barged, with having whipped two boys,
pupils of her school. The rase was settled
by the defendant and plalntitf ouch inlying
half tho costs. Not many yoars ago no ouo
would have thought of having a teacher
arrested for whipping unruly pupils. In
those times disobedient pupils wore more
likely to receive a second whipping at homo
lor having deserved tho llrst whipping at
school. Now, it Mionis, bad boys uie too good
to be whipped, paradoxical as this expression
juay appear.
It appears that th case of the recent
leath of young Oliver Fcnkner, tho Lehigh
Valley hrakeman, who, was killed at Buck
Mountain on Monday, needs investigating,
judging from tho following remarks by tho
Mahanoy City Record: "With nil due respect
to the dead boy and his relatives, for lie was
hut 18 years old, his unfortunate dcmlto has
brought tii attention tlio 'straights to which
tho Valley company wore evidently drawn
during the late strike. From good uutiiorlty
oinrn the utalciiiciil that he was then hut 10
years, old mere child. Aaldc from his ngo,
It f suit! ho wtw not fitted fortho exacting
life of a rallroartor, anil tno moll woronlways
fenrfitl of his Injury. Do they want any
more hoy at Delano?"
Crip-Coldrt-Ileiidnrhe.
Why snifter with UoukIh, Colds mid la,
Grippe when i-axatlvo llromo Quinine will
cure you in one day. 1'ut up in tulilota con
venient for taking. Oiiaranteoil to cure, or
money refunded, l'rico, 35 cents. For silo
hy Kirllii' 1'liarmacy.
PERSONAL.
Misses Mary and Agnes heckle nro visiting
friends at Allentown.
Michael Cantlln visited friends at l'otts
vlllo and St. Clair to-day.
Jacob (lllbort, of Slatington, visited
relatives in town yesterday,
Itev. David Si. Kvans will preach nt tho
(lirardvllle Zion ISaptist church every evening
next week.
Mrs. Catharine O'Hoyle, of Kiitztown. is
vi itlng her son, Jtev. O'lioylo, at 27 liist
O.ik stieet.
Edward lieddall, who is attending an in
stitution in Mycrstuwn, is home to spend
Sunday with his parents.
Henry Iloehler, the South Jardin street
butcher, has been coullned tu tho house for
tho past two or three days by illncsr.
Miss Lillie Llewellyn, of Kast Coal street,
to-dav left for llluclleld, West Virginia, to
visit her sister, Mrs. Rudolph Swank.
Mrs. Fred. Sheuhing, of Newark, N. J.,
who was visiting her mother on North Jar
din street, returned to her homo to-day.
James V. O'Haren, thepoputarcominerci.il
traveler, appeared on tho streets to-day for
tho first timo in three weeks. Ho is con
valescing from a sovere illness.
Major HeberS. Thompson, chief engineer
of tlio Uirard Kstato. in company with Supt.
Thomas ISaird, of the Thomas Coal Company,
made a personal examination of the inside,
workings of Kehley Run colliery to-day.
Itellglous Notices.
Services in the Trinity Reformed church
to-morrow at 10:00 it. in., and 0:30 p. m.
Sunday school at 1:30 p. in. l'rayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Services in All Saints' Protestant Episcopal
church on liist O.ik street to-morrow at 10:30
a. m. and 7 p. 111. The rector will officiate.
Sunday school at 2 p. 111.
Regular services will be held in tho United
Rvnugolical church, (Dougherty's Hall,) to
morrow at 10 a. 111. and 0.30 p. 111. l'rcachlng
by tho pastor, Rev. R. M. Liclitcuwalner.
Sunday school at 1.30 p. in.
Services in the Presbyterian church to
morrow at 10:30 a. m. and (i:30 p. 111. Sunday
school at 2 p. 111. Rev. T. Maxwell Morrison,
pastor.
Services to-morrow in tho Primitive Metho
dist church by tho pastor, Rev. John Rath,
at 10:30 a. 111. and 11:30 p. 111. Sunday school
at 2 p. 111.
Services in tho First Methodist Episcopal
church to-morrow at 10:30 a. 111. and 0:30 p.
m. Preaching by tho pastor, Rov. J. F.
Meredith. Morning subject, "A Wise
Caution." Evening subject, "Hclsha.zar's
Feast." 5:45 p. 111., Christian Endeavor.
Salvation Army lirigadier Down will hold
special service in the Evangelical hall, corner
of Centre and Jardin streets, this evening ;
in the M. E. church at 3:30 p. 111. to-morrow,
and in Robbing' hall at 8 p. 111.
Calvary Baptist church, South Jardin
street. Services will be held to-morrow at
10:30 a. 111. and 0:30 p. 111., when Rev. David
I. Evans will olliciate. Subject of the even
ing sermon, "Chiist in tho Hall of Caiaphas."
Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Tho Holy Communion will bo celebrated in
the Trinity Reformed church to-morrow
morning and evening.
Mltlianoy City IlllslncsH College.
This excellent colloge, at 205 Iiist Centre
street, gives Commercial, Shorthand ...id
Typewriting coursos equal to any in tho state
at tho very lowest rates. Individual in
struction. Day and evening classos. Students
constantly entering. Cutalogtio free.
10-1 i-tf G. W. Williams, Principal.
Exposure to cold, damp winds, may result
in pneumonia unloss the system is kept
invigorated with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Injured in tlio Mtno.
John Gcldon, a miner living in town, was
seriously injured at tlio Knickerbocker col
liery this morning by the falling of a piece
of top coal. Ho was conveyed to his homo in
an ambulance.
Worn Out Women
Should read this letter. It shows th
wonderful building-up powers of Hood's
Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier.
"I wish I could
stand in some pub
lic place and cry to
allailing humanity,
' Hear this, ye peo
ple, what wonder
ful things Hood's
Sarsaparilla has
clone for me and my
family.' 1 cannot
express what I suf
fered. Only one of my sex ' nowa what a
woman can suffer in my condition. I was
prostrate with nervousness and weakness.
The least noise would drive me frantic.
I decided to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1
am overjoyed to say that I am now well,
hearty, rosy and plump.
food's Sarsaparilla
is the best medicine (or those suffering as
I havesuffered." Mns. C. C. KlRKPATrtiCK,
Pine Grove, Penn. 1; six for ?6.
Honrl'c Pillc easy to buy, easy to take.
nUUU i f 111b oaSy m e(tc;t. as
Citizens Primaries
'Die primaries of tlu Citizen party nf tho
Borough ut hheimmlonh will he hehl on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1896,
From Ci to H p. in., at Ihe following places :
FIRST WARD, - - Kendrlck House.
SECOND WARD, Farmer's Hotel, Leltzel's.
THIRD WARD, House of RenJ. Richards,
FOURTH WARD, - House of Peter Hlley.
FIFTH WARD, - - Schmidt's Hall.
Hy order of the Standing Committee,
T. J. JANES, President.
V. J. W ATKINS, Secretary.
'
Two Killed In n Collision.
VlCTim, Colo., Jan 18. A frightful ac
cident occurred on tho Midland Terminal
rnllwnyyostordny. Tho train wiw en route
to Colorndo Springs mid win just nbove
tho city limits of Victor. Fifteen passen
gers were Injured, six seriously, 0110 or
two of whom will ptobably tlio. Tho 4:20
p. in. train fur Colorndo Spring wnslmck
Ing out of the lunln track in tlio out when
H was met by nu empty runaway box cur,
which broko looso near ludepundenco sta
tion, about thrco-qunrters of u mllo above
whoro tho collision occurred. It struok the
first coach on tho passcngertrnln with ter
rific forco and throw the latter from tlio
track, lloth box enr nnd conch wero tele
scoped for about fifteen feot
Clinninutl Caso Goes to the Jury.
YVAS1IINUTON, .Tun. 18. The Chnnmaii
caso was given to tho jury shortly before 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and Immedi
ately retired. Thoy wero "looked up" in
tlio jury room to report a verdict at 10
o'clock this morning. Judge Dlttenhoefer,
of tho defense, said the most the defense
expected wns a disagreement. The gov
ernment has announced that, it will pro
ceed immediately with tho proseoutlou of
tho cases of tlio llvo other contumacious
witnesses.
AMONG TIIH GOtMANK.
Uaac E. Bowman, M, P. for Waterloo,
Praises Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder,
the Remedy Which Relieves In Ten
Minutes.
Our Teutonic friends arc not rash in any
thing thoy do, and none are quicker to appre
ciate a good thing. They soon prick tho
btibblo of unreliability. The testimony of
Isaac E. Bowman, M. P. for Waterloo, is that
ho found Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
accomplished just what it claims to accom
plish a Mire, pleasant and certain specific in
tho caso of catarrhal trouble in the head or
throat. But what Mr. Bowman says of it is
what everybody is saying of tills great medi
cine. Reject worthless imitations. TiCko
only Dr. Agnew's if you wish instant relief
and a permanent cure. 50 cents. Sold by
S. P. Kirlin.
llev. Mr. Allen's Hesigtl-ltlon Requested,
Washington, .Tan. lit. Tho disagree
ment between tho co-p.istors of tho First
Presbyterian church, Kov. Dr. T. DjWitt
Talmago and Kov. Adolos Allen, bus been
settled by tho church session calling for
Jir. Allen's resignation. The church will
honor tho recent contract for Mr. Allen's
services up to Oct. 1 next, but in order to
avoid future complications ho has been
asked to tender his resignation as enrly as
practicable. Tho trouble grow out of a
plan to have Dr. Talmago preach Sunday
mornings as well as evenings, to which his
collcaguo objected. Dr. Talmago now will
hold forth twice on Sunday.
Cliro for lleadaelidj
As a remedy for all forms of Headache
Electric Bitters has proved to bo the very
best. It effects a permanent cure and tho
most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield
to its influence. Wo urge all who are afflicted
to procure a bottle, and givo thisrcinedy a
fair trial. In caso of habitual constipation
Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed
tone to tho bowels, and few cases long resist
tho use of this medicine. Try it once. Ijargo
bottles only 50 cents at A. Wasley's Drug
Store.
Cur Cleaners Killed by 11 Train.
New York, Jan. 18. A party of car
cleaners employed by tho Wagner Pnlaco
Car company wero run down by a train on
tlio Hudson Itlver railroad at Ouo Hun
dred and Fourteenth street nnd Fourth
avenue. Two women wero Instantly killed
and tho remaining members of tho party,
two women undouoinnn,serlously Injured.
Tho killed aro: Llzzlo Becker, 30 years
old', Delia Million, 30 years old. Injured:
Maria Drummer, 05 years old, hurt Inter
nally; Maggie Tracy, 35 yoars old. left leg
cut olf; Ijuuls Yonder, 50 years old, left
leg broken. Magglo Tracy aud Muria
Drummer will probably die.
IEullef in Six Hours.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by tho "Now Great
South American Kidney Cure." Thi3 new
remedy is a great surpnso on account of 'its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
tho bladd.T, kidneys, back and every part
of the urinary passages in male or female.
It relieves retention of water and pain in
iiiissini? it almost immediately. If vou want
quick relief and euro tills is your remedy.1
Sold by Isaac Sliapira, druggist, 107 South
Main street.
terribly Injured by an Explosion.
Binqhamton, N. Y., Jan. 18. As a wild
cat freight from Hlmlra wns entering tlio
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail
road yards at Halstead, Pa., thero was a
terrific oxplosion, resulting in the probablo
fatal injury of Fireman Kvans, of Elmlra.
Kvans was blown over tho tender and two
or three cars, and landed somo distance
away on tho bank. Both his eyes wcra
blown out, his noso was blown off, and ho
received othor injuries that make Ills re
covery doubtful, Engineer Williams os
enped uninjured. Tho crown shoet of tlio
boiler had dropped down from an absence
of water in tlio holler.
.Dueklen's Arnica Salve.
Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, ond positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to givo
perfect satisfaction or mony refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For salo by A. Wasley.
Arthur Declines to Meet Debs.
Cleveland, Jan. 18. Grand Chlof P.
M. Arthur, of tho Brotherhood of Locomo
tive Kngineors, has written a letter declin
ing to meet Kugeno V Dabs in a debato
before tho Central Labor union, as re
quested by tho latter body. Ho says: "I
do not know of any quostlous affectlug tho
Brotherhood of Locomotlvo Engineers,
that nro necessary for mo to discuss with
Epgone V. Dobs or nny othor non-union
member of tho brotherhood."
SuloouUU Will Oppose Matthews.
ItiUlANAPOLW, Jan. 18. It is given out
on undoubted authority that the National
Liquor League will oppose Governor
Matthews' presidential boom because lie
signed the Nicholson hill nnd made It a
law, when It vvas in his power to defeat it
absolutely. Governor Matthows will bo
opposed by tho 2;t0,000 liquor dealers who
aro members of tho league.
Two I.lttle Children llurneil to Death.
OAKLAND CITY, Ind., Jan, 18. The
homo of Gcorgo Spraggius, a miner living
near Llttlos, was destroyed by lire. Two
thlldrcn. aged 3 nnd 4, wero cremated, and
the mother was seriously burned In trying
o suvo them.
For a pain iu tho chest a piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's l'ain Halm
and bound on over tho seat of tho pain, and
anotheron the back between tho shoulders,
will afford prompt relief. This U especially
valuable in cases where tho pain is caused
by a cold aud thero is a tendency toward
pneumonia. For salo by Gruhlcr llros.,
druggists
PENSION BILL PASSED.
It Carries SI 4 1,333,830, Which IS,-0,000
Irf-ss Than the Ultimate.
Washington, Jan. 18. Tho house yos-1
torday passed tho pension appropriation
bill, to tlio consideration of whioh it has
dovoted the ontlro week, ami then ad
journeil until Monday. Mr. Bartlett, ol
Now York, raised points of order agulust
nil now legislation proposed in tlio way of
amendments such as that looking tc
making u pension a "vested right," etc.,
and Mr. Dingloy, ot Maine', who was In
tho chair, sustained them. In this way
tho clause In tho bill changing oxlstlng
law so as to allow widows) to obtain pen
sions under tho act of 1800 whoso net In
comes did not exceed J600 por milium wne
stricken out. . I
It was announced In the debato that
bills covering tho amendments ruled out
would be reported from tlio invalid pen
sions ooiniultteo. Tho pension bill n
passed carries 141,!H5,S20, about $50,001
less than tho estimate. Tho bill ws pussed
fifty days ahead of any previous pension
appropriation bill. I
It Sharpens
the appetite, Improves digestion, and retorcs
health and vigor ; all tho organs of tho body
are aroused to healthy action by Dr. Piorce's
Gulden Medical Discovery. More than all,
tho liver and that's the key to tho whole
system. You havo pure blood, or poisonous
blood, just as your livor chooses. Tho blood
controls tho health, tho liver controls the
blood, the "Discovery" controls the liver.
You can cscapo just about half tho Ills that
flesh Is heir to, by being ready for them.
Brace the system up with this medicine,
which prevents as well as cures. For nil
d iseascs caused by a disordered liver or Im
pure blood dyspepsia, biliousness, the most
stubborn skin, sculp and scrofulous affections,
tlio "Discovery" is the only remedy bo cer
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World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y.
Poor Railroad Service Illegal.
Sl'ltlNO.'ii:i,l),Ills.,Jmi.l8. Thosuprenia
court yesterday rendered a decision ii'iliisl
tho St. Louls.Alton and Tone lltiuto Hall
way company compelling It to render bet
tor passenger service. Tlio court holds
that whero railroads operate mixed trains
for passengers and freight, such service is
against tho statutes of the stale, and Is in
adequate. Service must, bo provided for
passengers, mail mid express matter, ex
clusively. To Debar Pugilistic Lnn-yrrs.
BAI.TIMOHK, Jan. 18. Lawyers Stock
bridgo and Maekall, who almost cniuo to
blows In JudjfH Phelps' court, on Tuesday
last, were served yesterday with summons
to appear before the supreme, court on Jan.
27 and show causo why they should not be
debarred for their offense. Both men
mado apologies to Judgo Phelps, but this
vyns not deemed sullicieut.
The Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Bcaversville,
111., says: "To Dr. King's New Discovery 1
owo my life. Was taken with La Grippo and
tried all the physicians lor miles about, nut
of no avail and was given up nnd told I could
not live. Having Dr. King's New Discovery
in my store I sent for a bottle and began its
use and from the first doso began to got better,
and after using throe bottles was up and about
again. It is worth its weight in gold. Wo
won't keep store or houso without it." Get
a free trial at A. Wasley's Drug Store.
Important Capture ol Armed Itnmlits.
JKtTKltsUA City. Mo., .fan. 18. Wlmt
will doubtless prove a most Important
capture was effected at, CVdar City, in
Gallaw.'iy county, opposite this city, last
night SIh tnc-n supposed to bo tramp
loafed around the little town during the
forenoon, and bogged for lood and money
In tlio iitt"rnnoii thov visited asuloou, anil
after drinking freely one of them becami
very abusive and threatening. Presently
ho drew a pistol and opened fire on Charles
Gilbert, u young farmer. The latter se
cured a shotgun just as his assailant emp
tied his pistol. Gilbert fired and killed
his man instantly. Tho others wero ar
rested, except one, who escaped. The dead
man had tlireo revolvers, aud two others
wero armed with the same weapons. Thoy
wero provided with a full kit of burglar
and sufo blowing tools. Tho men answer
to tho description of tho robbers who held
up a Missouri Pacific freight train in Ver
non county. Mo., Wednesday night and
shot the conductor and robbed the crew.
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pool room attached. Finest whiskeys, beers,
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Our Hot Towel Shave
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II KICKING TO IN'SllUiKXTS.
Juudn. Declares! Spain's Action an Ac
knowledgment of Defeat.
Washington, Jan. 18. When Gonznlos
Quesada, tho socrdtary of the Cub'in revo
lutionary parly injtho United States, was
Informed f tho Ir.touded appointment of
General Polavlojmto replace Martinez Do
Camiios bo exclaimed with enthusiasm;
"Good, that is worth ten battles to us.
This is considered an a confession of tho
futn of tho Spanish government in Cuba,
us General Campos wns tho first military
chief of Spain, itnd nlso ono of tho nblost
politicians. In this opinion wo nro borno
out by General A.carraga, tho minister of
war of Spain, who on Jan. 7, In denying
tho rumor of the resignation of Campos,
said: 'Tho rotiromeut of General Campos
will bo tho first national defeat before tho
rebels, before Europonud before tho United
Stntos.'
"Now If Gcnornl Campos, who succeeded
In gottlng tho Cubans to accept a compro
mise in 1878, has been unable to crush tho
rebellion, It cannot bo oxpeeted that Gen
enil Polavieja, who novor showed nny
military ability-, as ho was only an aide o
Campos In tho last war, will bo ablo to
stop the victorious revolutionary move
ment. Uonornl Polavloja's appointment
Implies a change of policy in tlio condition
of tho war and nn appeal to tho oruol
methods.
"Cuba recalls tho outrages on the Inno
cent women by forces under Polavieja and
also tho dreadful assassination of General
Leyto Vldal, a Cuban genernl. Ho alsc
hhd 205 people in Santiago do Cuba charged
with conspiracy, seized and sont to tho Af
rlcnn island of Fernando Po. His coming
represents tho policy of extermination nnd
tho desperation of Spain. But it will in
creaso tho Cuban army, as thousands will
prefer death on tho field to murdor in the
darkness of night."
Dupuy nn American CIti7cn.
Jacksonville, Fin., Jan. 18. Promi
nent Cubans horo will represent to th
Btato department that Lorenzo Dupuy, re
cently arrested at Hatabano, Cuba, and
now confined in Morro castlo on th(
chargo that ho is Joso Lorcto Ccpero, ac
Insurgent officer, is really Dupuy, as he
claims, and a naturalized American clti
zon. Dispatches stato that tho prlsonei
speaks English fluently. Persons whe
kuow both men say this is truo of Dupuy
while Copero does not speak English.
TO RELEASE THE INVADERS
Hut the Ilurghers Will itenlst Any Form
of Foreign Froteetlon.
PRETOHtA, Jan. 18. It is ofllclally stated
horo that Dr. Jameson and tho others whe
are in prison with him will bo released un
conditionally by the Transvaal govern
ment, and that tho Uitlandors, in due
course of time, will bo enabled to mak
thoir demands clearly understood.
It is ndded, however, that tlio govern
mcnt and burghers will resist any form ol
foreign protection, either upon tho part ol
Great Britain or any other country. They
are firmly resolved to maintain the Inde
pendence of tho republic, nnd the griev
ances of tho people of tho Rand will bt
ppttind when the present excitement has
abated.
It is stated to bo quite untrue that Presi
dent Kruger was nwaro of Dr. Jameson's
intontlon to iuvndo the Transvaal territory
On tho contrary, tlio president, after hav
ing been told that ho had crossed tho bor
der, said: "Don't tell mo that Englishmen
would do that. Whatever mny bo said ot
thorn, thoy nro open and brave, and would
not muko a cowardly, unprovoked attack
upon us.
President Kruger readily accepted the
assistance of Sir Hercules Kobinson, the
governor of Capo Colony, iu bringing
about a settlement of the d.sturbancos,
and they parted cordially.
Tho trial of tho members of tho reform
committco of Johannesburg, who aro now
in custody, will boglu next week.
There! This Is Just the Thing,
lied Flag Oil for sprains and bruises.
Gruhlcr llros., drug store.
At
?tfuy bo a Harden Dlaiuoiid ltoblicr.
PllTEIisuur.o, Va., Jan. 18. William H.
Green, colored, of New York city, was ar
rested yestorday on a telegram from the
chief of police of Now York. Tho charge
against Green is that of stealing a diamond
breastpin and four diamond rings from
Mrs. Manson, ot Now York. Greon denies
that ho committed tho theft, but claims
that tho jowolry was stolen by another
party, who divided tho stolen jowolry with
him. Tho prisoner furthorsays that ho re
turned tho jewelry which wns given lilm
to Miss Jeannctto Mnusou, Mrs. Mniison's
daughter, to whom it belonged. Thero
appears to bo a slight suspicion that Greon
Is also implicated in tho Burden diamond
robbery in New York.
Populist Convention In July,
ST. Louis, Jail. 18. Tlio Populist lead
ers adjourned last niglit uutll today with
out deciding upon a place of meeting fur
tho national convention, but tho matter
will bo decided tills afternoon. It has prac
tically been decided to call tho convention
to moot July 21, and to fix tho representa
tion at ono delegato for each United States
senator and congressman nnd ono for each
8,000 votes cast by tho Populists at tho last
national election.
Probably u False lteport.
Washington', Jan. 18. A cable report
from Portsmouth, England, whence the
British flying squadron is about to sail,
that its destination may bo tho Ber
mudas, is doubted iu official circles horo.
Should tlio report provo true It would in
crease tlio squadron in and about Ber
muda to twouty-olght vessels, nnd could
not fall to be regarded ns a hostilo demon
stration. Life Was Worthless Without Her I.over.
OMAHA, Jim. 18. Anna Koysters, whoso
fathor. a wealthy fanner of Boouo, la.,
shot aud killed Banker MoFarland last
Monday, committed sulcldo by chloroform
in Omaha Thursday night. Tho girl wrote
a letter saying sho did not caro to livo
since her father had killed her lovor. Mc
Kurland was accused of ruining her.
lortyfour YearH In CliulnH.
Columuub, O., Jan. 18. Many years ago
David Loutz, of Holmes county, was
crossed in lovo, aud after a time becamo
insauo. Then ho grow violent, and had to
be kopt chained In his room. Ho has been
In this condition for forty-four years. He
is now so feoblo that ho hat been allowed
somo freedom, aud Is no longer manacled.
A Wliito Mun to Ilnuc in Georgia,
Savannah, Jan. IB. Tliomas V. Pon
dor was found guilty last night of tho
murdor of l'rank JCoenan after a trial of
four days, and sontouced to death. Tills
is tho first conviction of a white man for
murder in this olty in ten yoars, No whlto
man has been hanged hore since tho war.
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