EVENING HERALD nsTAiii.isic i:i 1870. Published every Evening, Except Sunday, nt 8 Sourn Jaiuhn Stukkt. Neau Chntbk. rti-e Herald, t deilveied liiHIienaiKlonii nnd tho mToundlna; towns for six centsii week, pay iMe to the carrier, lly mall SH.TO a year, or 2S uoiita u mouth, payable In advance. Advertise ment cImm-ikou according to niiuoe and position. The pitbllihcrs rcwrve llie right to change tho position of mlvertisunipiils whenever tho pub lication of news drnmml It. Tho right is reserved to rcji'i t uny mlverttwinent, whether Jmld for or not, that the publisher may deem tiiproper. Advertising intes made known tnion ntmlleatlnn. Knitted at the piwlutllev at Slirnandonh, l'a., nt auona class mall matter. TKUtl'ltONU CON'NKCTION. Evening Herald TTlUlWDAYrjANUAIlY 23, 1800. REPUBLICAN BTATE C0NVENTI0H. f o the Republican electors of Pennsylvania: Thelteptiblicans of Pennsylvanin, by their duly rhon representatives, w 111 meet in SUite con veutlcii Thuisda, Apill 21, 1MIK1, at 10 o'clock ft. m., In the opera house, city of Ifnrrlslmrg, for the pnrMHiR of nominating two candidates for reprcscht.it ht ut-lnrge In ( (ingrcs and thlity two candidates for Presidential electors, tho wleetlon of elht deleiratf s-nt-larKC to the llo puldiuun Ki.tioiud . t,n i i.tiun, and for tho rnitmetion of such otlui busiucss ns may bo presented. By iwiter of the Stale Committee. M. S. Quay, Atlv,l: Onnn 11. l!i:x, Ch.ilrm.ui. W. 11. Aniuikws, Secrete rlos. THE DEMOCRACY. The Democrats havo named their tickets in the majority of the wardu, and it is acknowl edged by members of their own party that they have made a mess of it, in at least two f the throe wards in which nominations wave made. The nomination of James McKcon, of the Fifth ward, 1ms caused the friends of 4he two defeated candidates for High Constable to think that they are not wanted in tho Demo cratic party, Especially is tli is true in the f-M of John M jtUcvrs, who mado a thorough ran raw for life position and was given assur ance that ho would receive- the nomination. The result of tho Fifth ward conferee elec tion was especially repugnant to his friends, and they aro anything but plead with tho outcome. Tho apparent apathy and indiffer ence on tho part of tho Democratic voters thi year shows itself very plainly in the trouble experienced in filling tho positions. Tho Itorough Amlitorship is going a-begging, and the conl'ciccs will experience some diffi culty in persuading some ne to allow his jininc to he used in that connection. In tho FirH ward only, where the Democ racy is supposed to lie Mipreme, was theio much, of a contest, if we except the Fifth w.ird ; while in the Fourth it looked at one time as if the School Diiectorsbip would havo to tcmain open for the want of soma Democrat who would ho willing to allow his name to bo ii-cd. The one who was liuully persuaded, after many refusals to go on the ticket, has little anticipation of being clocled. This state of affairs U in strong contrast to that af one year ago, both as to the number of candidates seeking ollico and tho number f votes cast at the primary. Turkey Kuu, whore tlioDeniocratiotatosinonaie moulded, did not oven know, it i Mid, that tho Domo er.itic primaries were being held. The humiliation of Kdwaid .Murphy, to repiciimt the I'lftli ward in Council, brought foithl bitter light. Thomas ltyan, his op IMjrient, made a gallant olliirt to pluck the plum, but the combine formed against him at tho eleventh hour was too much to overcome single-handed. Without detracting any from the Kiiccesd'ul candidato, Mr. ltyan lias been faithful worker for the party in that word aud has done yeoman service at the polls. "What causes his friends to feci aggrieved mure than anything else, Is tho fact that at the llrst opportunity offered the lmrty to award his services in the past, they turn him down. This ingratitude would caut-c a loss staunch 1)011100711 to retaliate. His friends, uovvovor, feel tho defeat moie keenly than .he does himself. The result of .the Democratic primaries as k. whole is not ennmragins to the rank and . tile of that party, and It will he apparent in a forcihlo maimer when the returns como in. Till; Philadelphia Inquirer on Monday announced Its perfeicuce, in a leading edi- j torial, for Hon. Boies Penrose as the successor of Uuilod States Senator Cameron. The Inquirer is said to lie very close to Senator Quay. THE CITIZENS PRIMARIES. , The Citizens primaries will bo held to morrow evening, between tho hours of six and eight o'clock. Tho oillelal call will be found in our advertising columns, logother with the time and place of holding tho same In the respective wards. It is an Important duty devolving upon each member of the party to attend the jtrliuarios ; just as much m a voting at the general election. The nomination id' 1111 ! sirable and weak candidate is generally 4 ho result of the inactivity and want of the sniper interest pu tho part of the party otcriattho primaries, while on .the other hand just tho opposite Is the cao when tbo iroper spirit is shown at these ptUtical gatherings. ttcud tho primaries, and lemembor "that 'hey arc held to-morrow evening botween tho hours of sir aud eight o'clock. Not only attend yourself, but bring your neighbors with you. Your duty, however does not end In merely being prosont. Study well tho qualifications of tho tnon who nro candidates, aud do not Tote against them simply because you may havo some, porsonal grievance. Exorcise your right of franchise with a higher aim that of securing tho very best men to repre sent you. Iir. Jameson's Ilrnvery. LONDOK, Jnii. 23. A Capetown dlspntch to Tlio Times snys that tho trlnl of tho po litical prisoners' nt Pretoria 1ms boon fixed for April 21, mid their preliminary exam luailoii Is to bo hold within a few days. Tho Times' correspondent had mi lntor vlow Willi General Joubort, commandor-lu-ehlcf of tho lloor forces, In which ho saldi "1 think thoro Is only ono braver limn than Dr. Jameson, nnd ho Is tho devil. I would novor havo hnd tho cour- ngo to break Into another man's house, as ho did. Is Jameson n barbuiiau, or did hu think us burbarlausf" Kxplodtng Locomotive Kill Two. C01.TJMHUS, O., Jan. 23. Tho engine of tho Now York nnd St. Louis express, on tho Iilttlo Miami railroad, exploded 0110 uud a. half miles wost of .South Charles ton and forty mllos from Columbus, kill ing Clarko A. Trimble, ongluoor, and Georgo Waters, flromaii, both of Colum bus. Gcorgo Ulaui and John Torrenco, postal clcrki, aro badly but not seriously Injured. Tho followlug passongors woro Injured: William T. Wallace, William Splcor, Charles Mayer, Ann II. Humscy, Mrs. C. K. Bedell, 11. 1). Delock nnd Gay uud Iilly Cochran. On Trlnl for Ills Life. HoLLiDAYsnuno, l'a., Jan. 23. Frank Wilson, of Lincoln, Nob., charged with tho murdor of lleury Bonnecka,a wealthy miser of Altoonn, was put on trial In tho lllnlr county court yesterday. Tho mur der was committed In Mr. Ilonnceka's homo on the night of April 0, 189.), tho victim being strangled with a handkor chief. Tho object was robbery, and It Is bellovcd tho murderer obtnlnod consldcr nblo booty. It 1b nllogod Wilson confessed tho crlmo to three dotectlvos In Now York, who had been traveling as companion "crooks" with him in that city. Wilson Is tho cblot of a gang of thieves who havo been Infesting this country for years, and to whom fully a score of crimes can bo traced. Two of his pals aro also In jail for murder. The St. LouW Holocaust. St. Louis, Jnu. 23. Tho bodies c f three llromen from which life had been crushed by falling floors wero yesterday taken from tho ruins of tho A. S. Aloo & Co. building, at 415 Broadway. Threo others slightly injured wero recovered dur ing tho night. This makes a total of Ihroo killed aud six injured, as follows: Killed John Stanton, aged 35, married, two chil dren; Nlmrod Kuykcrly, aged 23 years, married, threo chlldrou; Junius Iloddy, aged 28, unmarried. Tho disaster was duo to tho rottenness of the limbers which held up tho floors. Tried to Wreck a Trestle. Buffalo, Jan. 23. A dozen or moro Polos undertook to wreck tho Philadelphia and Heading's big trotlo at Cheektowaga aim ivenuing uig tru-nu at uuccwiuvf ngu yesterday byw.ngtho supports In such a way that tho first train of coal would carry down tlio structure. Tho polico dis covered tboni nt work and arrested two men, tho others escaping. Tho prisoners woro sentenced to six months' imprison ment. No reason for their act Is known beyond pure niallclousueos. Tho trestle Is a mile in length. Governor Griggs1 Stalf Olllcers. TrtEXTON, Jan. 23. Gove, nnr Griggs yes tcrdny Issued commission-, to Joseph W. Congdou, of Passalo county, ns Inspector general, with tho titlo of brigadier gen eral, to succeed William C. Heppenhclmer, and to tho following as incinb.'rs of his personnl staff, with title of colonel: Will iam Barbour. Shelllcld Phelps, Henry A. Potter, Anthony It. Kuser nnd Nathan Haines. An Aired Couple Asphyxiated. PlIILADKLrillA.Jnu. 23. Ambrose Wost, a woll known hosiery manufacturer of Goriiiautown, and his wife mo an un timely end yesterday morning, when they wero suffocated lu bed by coal g.is. When found they wero cold lu death, having ex pired, it Is supposed, shortly after mid night. Mr. Wost was 71 years old, and A Deadly IlnNting Cable. Yor X(ST0WN,O.. Jan. 2 !. By tho break ing of tho onblo used In hoisting tho cago by which stock Is carried to tho cupola of tho smelter at tho plant of tho Ohio Stool company Charles Hudmnrsh, a Hungar ian, was killed aud throo otbor men wero seriously injured, one of whom, Andy Plasko. will dlo. This Is ilia third acci dent, and tho socond ono a;l jnded by fa tnlltv. caused by the bren'iing of tho samo cable. I A Vouthrul Wire t-ccks Divorce. j KAVtflo, N. I)., Jnn. 21. Tho latost ac quisition to tho l'argu divorce cojony Is Mrs. Beakman' tho lli year-old daughter 1 of Peter J. Conlln, superintendent of po lice of Now York .city. Mrs, Beakmau ' was married at tho ago of 13 years and tho I grounds for divorce aro said tg bo non- ' support. Tho complainant Is u very hand- , somo brunotto, and every effort has been mado to keep hor identity a secret. j Droekway to be Tried Next Month. Tiienton, Jan. 23. Tbo accused count- ' crfolters, Brockwny and his confodoratcs, 1 Indicted In tbo United States court hero, wcrearralgncd before Judge tirecn yostor day nfternoon nnd pleaded not guilty. Trial was set forsFeb. 14. NUGGETS OF NEWS. Pater Kolyvii, tho uudertnkur who had chnrgo of Ahrnhivm Llnooln's f iinernl, illcil In Now xorK yoiioruay, ngwi bi. It Is believed that the Hymns twin brothers will bo nermmioutly roleixseU from oiiBtody In 'I'oronto tomorrow. At Altoona, l'a., N. C. Buck, ngeil 18, was accidentally bhot in tho hand by Charlo Hawksworth, a coiniiivillon, and died a fow hours nftoi wards. Philip M. Ciirnes, formerly of Altoona, Pa., was crushed to death between two cars of tho Norfolk nnd Woiitorii railroad nt Norfolk Vn. A big shipbuilding company, with a capital stock of J.5JO,000, Is talked of for South Boston, Mass, Bjnjamlu llolllngs worth nnd tho Cnuups nro luturoatcd. Mnlianoy City lluslness College. This excellent college, at 203 ast Centra street, givos Conuuercial, Shorthand -ad Typewriting cours equal to auy in tho stato at tho -very lowest rates. Individual in structiou. Pay aud Mvotilng classes, Studenta constantly entering Catalogue free. lo.l4.rf fi vy Williams, rrincipal. HAMMOND IN PERIL Urgent Telegrams from Friends of tho American l'rlsoner In tho Transvaal. SAN FltANCISCO, Jnn. 23. John Hays Hammond, tho American engineer, Is evi dently lu serious dnngor In tho Transvaal. Urgent cablegrams woro recolvcd hero last night by friends. Tho cablegrams nro dated New Cnstlo, Natal, Jnn. 22. As Now Castlo Is a long distance from tho Transvaal, It Is thought thoy wero smug gled through, nnd therefore bettor repre sent tho sltuntlou than any previously re ceived here. The messages aro signed by J. J. Curtis, who Is n son of Goorgo T. Curtis, tho grandson of J. Storrcy, onco justice of tho supremo court of tho United States, nnd a ucphow of W. W. Storrey, tho sculptor. A messngo nddres-scd to Hirry Croswoll, city and county nttorney, hi ns follows: "Exert your lnfluunco to holp Ham mond. Ho Is confined with slxty,of us in tho Pretoria prison. Ho has long been tnkcu as ono of tho ringleaders, and unloss soino radical measures aro taken by our government ho will bo mado to suffer for the sins of others, for which ho Is In 110 way responsible" Another mossngo says: "I earnestly beg you to nso your Influ ence to protect Hammond from tho con sequences of n inlstnko which hns been , inndo by others lu this unfortunato busl ness. Ho Is not guilty,hns been wrongfully confined In jail for the past ten days, 'and tho Transvaal government rcfusoto admit him to ball." It's Astonishing how Dr. Pierce's Favorito Prescription acts upon nervous women. It's a marvelous rem edy for nervous and general debility. Chorea, or St. Vitus's Dance, Insomnia, or Inability to sleep, spasms, convulsions, or "fits," and every liko disorder. Even in cases of insanity resulting from functional derangements, tlio persistent use of tlio "Prescription" will, by restoring the natural functions, generally ell'ect a cure. For women sullering from 111135, c'iron'c "female complaint" or weakness; lor women who nro run-down or overworked ; nt tho 'change from girlhood to womanhood ; and, later, nt the critical "change of life" It is a medicine that safely and certainly builds up, strengthens, regulates, and cures. Rend for a free pamphlet or remit 10 cents (stamps) for a large book (108 pages) on Woman's Diseases and how to euro them with homo treatment. Address World's Dispensary Medical Association, Uufl'alo, N. V. Declined nn Appropriation. IlAltnisnriio, Jan. 2,1 Tho stato board of agriculture, at its annual meeting yes terday, refused to bo legislated out of ex istence by declining tho impropriation of 11,000 mado by tho last legislature. Here after tho members will pay their expenses In attendance on tho board's tcsslons. Theso ofllcers wero olected: Presldont, Governor Hastings; vlco presidents, Louis Plollott of Bradford, Samuel Downing of Chester nnd G. G. Hutchinson of Hunt ingdon; executive committee, J. A. Herr of Clinton, C. Cooper of Lancaster, Ga briel Hlostorof Dauphin, J. J. Thomas of Cnmbrlu, G. G. Hoyburn of Dolawnro, Ja son Saxton of Montgomery and VT. Shan nfclt of Clarion; secretary, Thomas J. Edge. "I am an old soldier of tho Rebellion. i , , 1 , 1.1 i :,. Zrm 1110 relief. Two bottles of Burdock Wood Hitters put 1110 on my feet. It is worth its weight in gold." W. It. Knapp, Litchfield, Hillsdalo Co., Mich. Buy Keystono flour. Ho suro that tho uamo Lksski & Baku, Ashland, Pa.', Is printed on every sack. Captured an Illicit Still. Brooklyn, Jan. 23. An illicit distillery nt 100 Meeker nvcnuo was raided yesterdny nfternoon by secret servlco agents. Tho plant was found In full operation, and tho surpriso was complote. ITvo men woro touud nt work and placed under arrest. '1 icy were Louis Itnlliman, who says ho is from Bloomlngdalo, N. J.; Moses Wciserton, of Now York, and Henry Schlf fcr, Abraham Sehlffcr and Marcus Slo ham, nil of whom gavo their Meeker ave nue address. A still of eighty gallons ca pacity nnd another of sixty gallons, with other paraphernalia, a largo quantity of mash, and a horso and wagon wero seized. Kentucky's Sensational Contest. Kis.vnkfoiit, .Tnu.23. Relations between tho supporters of Blackburn nnd Hunter arc moro strained than cvor. Hunter enmo within ono voto of election yesterday, aud his opponents aro said to bo con templating filibustering or somo means for preventing a declslvo result until Wilson's successor Is idected. Huntor had sixty eight votes, all tho Republican votes ex cept Senator Stego, who held out for Wil son, nnd was hissed, ns wero nil tbo Dem ocrats who did not voto for Blackburn, who got flfty-oight votes. Populist Poor cast bis voto for Hunter, whllo Populist Edrlngton voted for Blackburn. For Increasing 15uslu's Kuvy. ST. Peteusdukg. Jan. 23. Tho ozar lias confirmed the budget. Tho navy for tho noxt s-yen years Is to havo a total of 10.1, 000,000 roubles, 57,O0J,O3O roubles of which is for tho current your, increasing half u million roubles annually. Should foreign navies grow fastcv it Isoxpectcdthnt thoso credits will bo Increased. The main ob Wt. la to roulv to tho iiDPearanco of every now English battleship, especially of tbo 1. . 1,0 tin, itroilui'tlon of a Rns- uruisur fci'w, j t-...- Blan ono of equal or superior power. Barsaparllla haa over and oei' again proved Itself tho best blood purifier medi cal science has over produced. It po4sessoa such positive merit to purity, .Ulizo Enrich tho blood, that It accomplishes remarkable cures whero other puor.ra tlons utterly fall. ItB record of cure ., not of Scrofula. Bait Rheum, Catarrh, Khou- matlsm, but of Nervous Prostration, Weakness nnd Debility, is unequalled. Hoocfe Sarsaparllla is the OneTrue Blood rurlflcr. Prepard by 0. 1. Hood A Co., Lowell, Man, MJl" Oillo cu' hWll V'o'wUp riOOCl S rMUStlon. rKMcenu. iiiy MUNY0N GUARANTEED TO CHECK A COLD IN A FEW HOURS AND PREVENT GRIP AND PNEUMtNIA. Colds load to coughs, coughs to pneu monia and consumption; therefore, it is all Important to check n cold before It roachos tho lungs. Munyon's Cold Cure will posi tively break a cold Insido of twenty-four hours if taken ns soon ns tlio cold manifests Itself. When the cold reaches tho lungs or bronchial tubes tho Cough Cure should bo used alternately evory half hour with tlio Cold Cure. Tho Cold Cure is guaranteed to prevent pneumonia If used In the beginning of a cold. Pneumonia or inflammation of tho lungs can ho controlled by tho uso of these two cures. Tlio Cough Cure positively cures bron- idttttu Helpline til tbn tlirrvit linais..tnaBs l.td 0f voice, soreness of tho chest, diillrulty in breathing, hacking cough nnd all pulmonary diseases where tho lungs are not too far consumed or covered with tubercles If you are ailing sten into tho nearest drug store and get a 23c. vial of one of Munyou's licmcdies. ro matter what your disease, or how many doctors have failed to cure. It will give you relief i'ersonal letters to I'rol. Muuyon, IBO.1 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa., answered with freo medical advice for any disease. bl'GCK AND. PRODUCE MARKETS. Closing Quotations of the Now York nnd 1'hlladelplihv llxchntlges. Nr.w Youk, Jan. 22. Tho operators in stocks today, while largely or a professional charac ter, Included some fair outside buying for European account and to a less extent pur chases by local commission houses. The vol ume of business was somewhat larger than that of Tuesday. Closing bids: Baltimore & Ohio 33 Now Jersey Cen.. OSfcS Del. & Hudson ...VJ.V4 X. Y. Central lM I)., h. & Y 100 Pennsylvania SS Krlo ISM Heading m LakeErloA: W... ltlJ St. Paul Lehigh Nav 41 W. X. Y. & Pa Lehigh Valloy S0 West Shore BIX General Markets. PniLAnnLi'iiiA, Jan. 32. Flour firm: win ter superfine, Si.K'OS.'iO; do. extras, 12.C0S 2.83; Pennsylvania roller, clear, Sl.Ha.l.M; do. do. straight, $U.3Q(JJ.40; western winter, clear, SK153.3.i. Wheat steady, higher, with 69ic. hid and TOe. asked for January. Corn quiet. Arm, with SIMo. bid and 33e. asked for January. Oats quiet, firm, with 2tHc bid and 25c. asked for January. Hay Btrong; good to choice timothy, $16. Beet and pork steady. Lard steady; western steam, $5.90. Btrtterateady; western creamery, U&20c.;do. factory.Sai.lHo.; EIglns.0c.; Imitation cream ery, 13jil7o.; New York dairy. 10-aiOo.; do. creamery, li19c; Pennsylvania and west ern creamery prints, extra, !0o.; do. choice, 19c.; do. fair to cood, 153180. : prints Jobbing at 21tft24c. Cheese firm ; large. "WQlOMo. ; smal 1, "Jlftll'-Hc.: part skims, SlifsXc; full skims, 2 3c. Kixgsdull; New York nnd Pennsylvania, KKaiSHjo.; Ice house, 1,"i3.1i;c. ; wostern fresh, 17Hc; southern. l(i17u, Live Stock Markets. Nr.w York, Jan. 22. Beeves very slow: poor to prime native steers, S41M.60; stags and oxen. $2.40'J.6.1; bulls, $3.2,133.10; dry cows. $1.5032.80. Calves very slow and easier; poor to choice veals, $1S7.5U; barnyard calves. $2 2.80. Bheepand lambs demoralized; poor to prime sheep, $2.50GfJ.tlO; common to choice lambs, 1&1.12H. Hogs firm nt St.25Ql.C0. East Libehtv, Pa., Jan. 22. Cattle slow; prime, Jl.lO 1.C0; good butchers, S3.5031; rough fat, $333 CO; bulls, stags and cows, $1.5003.50. Hogs In light receipt; Yorkers, tt.253t.35: heavy hogs, S1.10&4.20; roughs, $333.75. Sheep slow; export wethers, $3.70 3.85; good, $3.1033.30; common, $1.7532.10; lambs, $335. Veal calves, $5.5030.25. PROFESSIONAL CARD5. p F. BURKE, M. I). 30 E. Lloyd street, Shenandoah. Ofllce hours : 7 to 9 a. m., 1 to 3 nnd 7 to 9 p. m. y 11. PO.MEUOY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Shenandoah, Pn. SI. BL'ItliE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. O'Hoo Kfrrtii building, corner of Main and Centre Ktrct'tt, Shenandoah. OK JOHN JONES, MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR, Luck Box 65, Mulianoy fn8f , l'a. Huvliiir fitndlcil nnder somo of tlie besl mooters lp London nnd l'arh, will rIvo lesson,' on tlio. violin, uultar uml vocal culture, lerint! rcasonnli1. AddreHH In core of Strotme, thft jeweler Shenandoah. THE ADVERTISERS FOR 1896. MORNINQ, SUNDAY AND COHMER CIAL (EVEN1NQ) EDITIONS. ! Aggressive Republican Newspapers I of the Highest Class. Commerciar Advertiser. Ijitnl)ll8hedl77. l'ulillshed every cve Iiib. Iew York's oldest and btst cvenlnir newspaper, la iiugca. Hulncrlntlon price, SO 00 u year. r Morning Advertiser. Published every morning, ft pageg. The lorcinuM iq. nuwiipuppr m the United Stnten. Clean nnd rearlesu. Knbscriptloa price, 83 00'per year. Sunday Advertiser. New York'a most popular and original Hunday newspaper. Tlio only lo. Sunday newBpupt-r In the United Stutes. All tu iiowh nnd special featured of surpassing Interest and that will appeal to every lihaeof human nature. It Is thocqual fif the hlgh-prlccd Sunday papers In every rtfcpoct. Subscription price, 80a per year ; (ki. for iIx months. Tho sulwcrlpllon price of THI5MOIININO mid SUNDAY ADVHimSlSIt together Is Sl.SOn year, 81.80 for six months, and UOc. for three mouths. As Advertising Mediums Tho ADVEUTIHERS have no superiors. Samples free. Agents wanted everywhere. I.llicrnl commissions. A(jdress - I ( THE ADVERTISER, 29 Park Row, yew York. MENDGNCA AND DEPEW. The llrnzltlnli Minister Crltlelrrs State ments nV the American Orator. WARniNUTON, Jan. 23. Scnor Snlvator do Mendonca, mlnlstnr from Bnull to tho United Stntes, In a communication to tho Washington Post with rofereuco to Mr. Depow's spocch boforo tho New York Bar nssoolntlou, writes ns follows: "Mr. Depow's fears that Veno7.uola or Brazil would bo willing to soil n portion of their torrltory scorns to carry htm to the conclusion that a protectorate of tho United States of America over its Initio uolglibors would beoomo lndlspcnslblo. From his ignorance of .tho actual condi tion of tho Latin American nations ho ox torts tho argument that tlio only dovlco to keep such tiatlous lu good behavior to ward the Kuropenn powers is to keep thorn outside of tho protectorate of tho powerful ropubllo of tho north. "If Mr. Chauiicoy M. Depow wero as well acquainted with tho Latin American countries as hu Is with tho fluauclal rela tions between this country and Europe ho would know that nt prosont thoro nro no dictators In South America, bin presidents, olectod In urcordanco with tho constitu tional laws of tho countriei.iitidthat thoro Is as much security for llto and proporty either of eltlzous or foreigners In Brazil, Chilo or Argentine as thoro Is lu tlio United State or Kii-jland, nnd that no self respecting Lntin American nation would cotuironii'i. tlio ldo.i of u protectorate, oven if ofifo.l to them by their host and most powerful friend. "Tho priuclpal artlclo of Mr. Depow's theory Is moroly nn absurdity. When tho United Stntes proclaimed, In 1823, tho Monroo doctrine, Its population amounted to 10,000,000, and nt tills tlmo this country hnd been twice victorious lu foreign wars, It Is not much to assume Hint a country llko Brazil, with a population nt present of 18.500,000, and after soventy-four years of constitutional government, novor ag gressive, but always peaceful aud self re liant, would not requlro n protectornto to mnlntnin Its sovereignty and Indepen dence." J5v-r.eglslutor Indicted for Drlhery. Columuos, O., Jan. 23. Threo ox-mem-bors of tho legislature havo been Indicted on charges of brlbory. True bills wero found against cx-Sonator John Geyerfor soliciting 8100 from W. F. Burdcll, of this city, for bis influence In securing tho pas ngo of a bill in tho Interest of tho Ohio Savings Bank and Trust company, In 1893, and ngalnst ex-Scnntor Gear for soliciting $250 from D. II. Gaumcr,' of Zanesvlllo. In tho Idcn-Gauger election contost lu 1893. Threo counts wero found against ex-Senator L. O. Ohl, as follows: Soliciting 5250 from ox-Senator Iden lu tho Idcn-Gnugor election contost, ncceptlng $250 from Iden in same, offering nnd promising to glvo Sonator Avery, of Cleveland, f 160 for his tiifluouco In holding up In commlttoo two bills in tho interest of the Ohio State uni versity. Gear nnd Goyer aro Democrats and Ohl a Republican. It Is said that. other Indictments nro probable. For a pain in tho chest a piece of flaunol dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on over tho beat of tho pain, and another on tho back between tho shoulders, will afford prompt relief. This Is especially valuablo in casos where tho pain is caused by a cold and there is a tendency toward pneumonia. For salo by Gruhlor Bros., druggists The Sllverltes Conference. Washington, Jan. 23. About .1 hun dred sliver mon wero present nt yesterday's conferenoo hold at Wlllard's Hall under tho auspices of tho American Bimetallic League, which adjourned until today. General A. J. Warner prcsldod. A com mlttoo on resolutions was appointed by tho chairman nnd another to urrango for a national convention. Dr. Jameson llimntl for KiikIhimI. Durban, Natal, Jan 23. Dr. Jameson nud his officers from Pretoria arrived hero ou a train a daybreak on Mouday, and woro forthwith csc1f,0(l on board tho transport Victoria, ivfcth sailed for Eng land. r . Tlio Weather. For eastern Pennsylvania and Now Jor soy: Rain or snow; easterly winds. Kellel In Six Hours. Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relioved in six hours by the "New Great South American Kjdney Cure" This new remedy is a great surpriso on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys, back and every part of tho urinary passages lu male or female. It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost immediately. If you want (inick relief and euro this is your remedy. Sold hy Isaac Slmpira, druggist, 107 South Slain street. Died from Htnrvatlon. Mamauoneck, N. Y., .Tan. 23. An nu topsy was hold last night ou the body of Miss Mary E. Hills, who was found dead In hor homo at Bonny Brook farm, this vlllago, on Tuo.iday. Tho uutopsy showed that the woman had died of starvation, nnd not at tho hands of a murderer, as has all along boon thought. Tho roport of tho surgeons who performed tho autopsy is to tho offect that tho stomach contained ab solutely nothing, und tho orgaus woro In such a condition as to provo that death had been duo directly to tho want of food. ltucklen's Arnica Salve. Tho best salvo in the world for cuts, brufces. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and nil skin nruntlnna. and nositlvelv cures titles. or no pay required. It is guaranteed to glvo perfect satisfaction or raony rofunded. l'rico 25 cents per box. For salo hy A. Wasley. To Govern OMlclftl Law Ilreukers, "WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. Representative Koy, of Now York, u momDor or ino )wii rinrv cAinmlttoo. which has been consld' rl n if tbn auestlons raised by tho rofusnl of Comptroller Bowlor to pay the sugar bounty claims, yesterday Introduced in tho lmiisou bill making It unlawful fur any oxeoutlvo olllcor of tho government to refuse or neglect to enforce or carry Into effect uny law ot tlio united btntos on tno grounds of allogod unconstitutionality or to rcfusoto payout or apply uny appro priation of money nuulo by tho congroes. Not a fow who read what Mr. Itohcrt Rowls, of Hollands, Va,, haa to say below, will remember their own oxporieuco under liko circumstances. "Last winter I had la grlppo which left mo in a low stato of health. I tried numerous remedies, none of which dd mo any good, until 1 was induced to try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Tho first bottlo of It so far relieved mo that I was enabled to attend to my work, and the second bottle effected n cure." For sale at 23 and 50 cents per bottlo by Oruhler Bros., druggists, WT 1 fA v t IV tt 111 nui rti iui 111 inn duwa i But It Will Cure. It. MILES' RESTORATIVE NERVINE euros nervous ' ,kJit.lnn. Nntml.l raculouslyf- .ntlfleallv. bv first . removing tho germs' . Ilscaso, and thon supplying healthy nervo food, Increasing tho appetite, holping digestion and strength onlng tho ontlro system. Desperate cases require prolonged treatment as shown by V that of Mrs. M. B. Reed, of Delta, Iowa, whov' writes! as tno result or a lightning stroKe, tho physicians said I had alight stroko of paralysis, my limbs would all draw up. I Dr. Miles' would havo throbblngs in my chest that scorned unendurable. 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