EVENING HERALD
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lublUlel every Kvcii.mk, Kxoept Bunday.ftt
8 South Jahihn Htrkkt. Nbar Centrr,
Che 1 lent Id ricilVf-iet. in ShcnfthdoHit nnd the
BUrroundiiiK twinforix tunta a wtek, iy
Able to the carriers. Hy mall $8.00 n year, or
eontfl n munth. lmynbte (it fttlvnnee, AUvftrtlw).
uients charireil aci-ordimr to simce and position,
The puhllshers rciM-rc the right to chai.jro the
inslMon or advertisements wlicneerthu Inl-
Ilcatlon of news demands it. Tho rlfcht In
reserved to reject nny advertisement, whether
fald for or not, that the publishers may deem
mproper. Advertising rates made known
upon application.
JCntercd at the jwMoQlce at Shenandoah, Pa., as
second class ntall matter.
TELEPHONIC CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
MONDAY. Al'UIL 27,"l8Do".
Tut: liunt for n Democratic presidential
candidate lias tnkcu tlia form of a rainbow
chaso, And tho skies remain cloudy.
Amoxo tho Democratic stnto conventions
so far held wo huvo fulled to find a single ono
that lias declared for Mr. Cleveland for a
third term.
The Democratic party has sustained a
crushing defeat in Now Orleans and has
HUflercd set-backs throughout tho state of
Louisiana which show that tho party thcro is
in anything hut an encouraging condition.
Tiierk Is promlso of ahlg fruit crop, if tho
frost only keeps away. It might also ho
added that tho army of statesmen scekiug a
job is just as largo, and heforo tho county
convention assembles tho ranks will bo in
creased two-fold.
All eyes are now on Allontown, whoro tho
Democratic state convention will ho held this
wcck. It is prohahlo that Itobcrt K. Wright
will succeed himself as state chairman, the
platform will declare for a gold standard,
endorse Hubert II. l'attisou for tho Presidency
and adopt tho unit rule That is tho pro
gram laid out for tlio delogatos hy lioss
llarrity, and what he says goes in Pennsyl
vania. The Schuylkill Democracy is favor
able to the Pattison boom.
Tiik Chief llurgess of Oirardvillo has given
notice to all property owners uud tenants to
remove all rubbish and nshos that has accu
mulated in tho alleys during tho winter, and
not to obstruct tho thoroughfares hy boxes,
bar-cls, wagons or carriages, A similar order
rigidly enforced in this town by tho olllcials
would havo a solutary ellett and add gieatly
to the appearance of tho alleys and stiects.
Tho officials cannot bo too strict in a matter
of this kind.
THE RIGHT MAN.
With tho adjournment of tho state conven
tion, the llepublicau leaders aro turning their
attention to the piclliniuaries of the cam
paign work. Tho issues in the struggle to bo
fought out hy tlio two political partio.i in this
stale, as well as tho nation, are such that le
tuiro tho ablest leaders and wisest counsellors
iu command.
Whether chairman Quay decides to con
tinue at tho head of the state comuiittc
which is not at all prohibit or someone elso
is called to that position, it is imperative that
tho members of the suite committee shall bo
chosen from that section of tho state where
millenary work is most needed and the
members stlectud because of their fitness for
tho position. A state chairman is placed at
t'reu' uisuuvanuigo wiion surrouimcu uy
udyisors who are deficient in executive
illfillty and who aro wanting in tho minor
qualities necessary for a thorough organiza
tion.
This county is entitled to and should havo
u representative on tho state executive com
mittee, and among all tho ltepublicaus in
Schuylkill wo know of no ono who is better
iltted by training and experienco than Jlou.
D. D. Phillips, of Gordon. Ho is especially
Iltted for the position because of hisacknowl
edged ability as au organizer; he is an adept
in tho details of political warfare; is a tireless
and active worker, and those who know him
best know that liis aggressio character and
political shrewdness has won many battles
ior his party in this section.
Having the organization of tlio party in
tlio state In their own hands by choico of
the Hcpubllcau voters of the commonwealth
the friends of Senator Quay will naturally
select as membors of the state executive coin
rnUtco tlioso who havo shown their prefer.
euco for tho Junior Senator and havo attested
their loyalty in his battlo against tho Cuui'
biuo by tho results of their labors.
In the memorable campaign of last year,
when tho Philadelphia and Pittsburg com
biuo, aided by tho state administration witli
the party machinery iu their own hands,
fjrmed an unholy alliance to destroy tlio
political career of M. S. Quay, It was under
tho leadership of Mr. Phillips that tho Ito
publicans of the couuty ezproosed their con.
tempt for such base means, and delegates
werosentto llurrisburg pledged to support
tho Junior Senator fur stato chairman, Far
be it from us to say that victory was alono
duo to the work of Mr. Phillips. There were
many loading Itepublicans, together with tlio
party press of tho county, with one or two
exceptions, who greatly contributed to tho
magulilccnt victory, but wo do not think it is
saying too much to state that Mr. Phillips,
more than any one man, was instrumental i
having a truo expression of the opinion of
licpublicau voters 011 tho issuo involved.
Tlio recent county convention, called for
the selection of national and stato delegatus,
and tho hearty endorsement of that body of
Senator Quay for the presidential nomination,
is still another strung reason why Mr.
Phillips should be placed upon the stato
executivo committee. Ho was tu tho thickest
of the light, and led tho Quay force on tho
Jloorof tho convention.
Wo da not know that Mr. Phillips would
accept tho appointment if tendered him, but
we boliove that he should lie prevailed upon
to do so. His past achievements entitles him
to recognition, fur above the position named,
while there is a strong sentiment as to his
fitness among Itepublloans, which Is growing
dally, that he can hardly ignore, lleltig
especially fitted for tho position, tho choice of
the Republicans of tlio couuty, having tlio
distinction of being numbered among the
Hale leaders, there tan be no mistake made
111 selecting llmi 1) 1). Phillips as a member
if tho state ev 1 .live committee.
Tree Whisky In New York.
NKW York, April tf7 Tho now lintels
did 11 largo husliioss yesterday In tho way
ot dispensing llquura to persons who pur
clinsod 11 Mtndwlah or it more pretentious,
menl along with Imcr or whisky. Tim po
lloo kept it sharp lookout to sue tlml tho
lixw wn not violated hy tho hotels, anil
nlso kept their oven open to discover llle
Kltiinnto plum of liquor soiling in rooms
in tho roar of saloon,;. There was no ap
parent iittompt hy the regular saloon
keepers to ovmle the law.
M. Bnrrlcli lles It Up.
I'Allls, April 27. M Snrrlen, minister
of tho interior In tho retiring Uourneols
oablni't, who had boon summoned by Pres
ident Fauro to form a ministry, has finally
informed President 1'nuro that lis finds
himself unablo to form a oonclllatlon cab
inet. Itlsbellovod that lJrosldeiit Fauro
will resummuu M. Sarriou to tho palace
of tho Klysco, and will urrro him to make
another effort to form a cabinet.
Anti-Semites' Triumph In Vienna.
VIENNA, April 22. Dr. Loupror, tho antl
seniito, recently ro-oloctcd burgomastor of
Vienna, after his oloctlon had once been
rejected by tho ompcror, is having an au
dlonce with tho emperor, nt which it is ex
pected ho will renounco his claim to the
burgomastcrshlp. another momber of tho
party bolng oloctod instead. This means
tho triumph of tho antl-somltcs, which Is
starling nows for tho Viennese.
Young Dygert Home Again.
TAMPA, Fla., April 27. YV. A. Dygert,
of Greenwood, Ills., arrived hore yostorday
nftornoon from Cuba, whero ho has just
been roloasod from prison. Ho had been
confluodtwo months exactly. Tho only
charge against him was thnt Spanish sol
diers found nn old Sharpo gun near tho
placo where ho was nrrostod. Ho will lay
Ills enso boforo tho stato department at
Washington.
The Massachusetts' Great Speed.
HosTON. April 27. In her official trial
trip on Saturday the battleship Massachu
setts mado tho magnificent aver ago speed
for tho four hours ot 18.01 milos (or 10.15
knots), iv speed which places her In tho
cry front of ships of hor class of all tho
navies of tho world. Tho average snood of
tho Massachusetts was ovor a half n knot
greater than that of her sister ship, tho
Indlano.
The Release of Itev. Mr. Diaz.
Atlanta, Gil, April 25. Tho Haptlst
homo mission board passed resolutions
thanking nil who havo assisted in securing
tho rolcaso of Dr. A. J. Diaz, tho Baptist
missionary urrestcd by tho Spanish in
Havana. Dr. Diaz was cabled to como
direct to Atlanta.
Garcia Commands the Insurgent Forces.
MATiUII), April 27. Havana advlcos stato
that Callxto Garcia has been appointed
commander-in-chief of tho insurgents by
Maximo Gomez, who in f uturo will pro
mote the insurgent causo in another ca
pacity.
Italy Abandons tlio Aliysslnlau Campaign.
llOMK, April 27. The cabinet yostorday
decided against reopening tho campaign
11 Abyssinia iu the autumn, on the ground
thnt such u course would bo disastrous to
Italy.
NUGGETS OF NEWS. .
Sir Honry I'arkos, ox-promior of New
Soutli W ales, died yesterday at Sydney,
N. S. W., nged 81.
FlrolnCrlpplo Creek, Colo., on Satur
day destroyed $1,000,000 worth of proporty
and rendered 3,000 pooplo Homeless.
Kussla has ordered .seven .ironclads and
ton cruisers for her Pacific fleet in vlow of
Japan's oxteusivo naval preparations.
At Salvation Army headquarters ln
New York last night Commissioner Eva
Hooth formally bid farowell to tho army
in America.
It appears to be a foregono conclusion
that tho Michigan Domocrntio convention,
to bo hold at Dotrolt on Wednosday, will
declare for freo silver.
The Baroness do Hirsh, widow of tho ro-
contly deceased 'Hobrow philanthropist,
has presentod $20,000 for distribution
umougst the poor ol i'aru.
Don't Let Anybody Interfere, Itut
Take Pan-Tina for coughs and colds, 25c.
At Gruhlcr Bros., drug store.
ltallroad Consolidation.
CAIK MAT, April 27 Tho lines of tho
Pennsylvania railroad in southern Now
Jersey, comprising the wost Jorsoy rait
road, tho Alloway nnd Uulnton railroad,
the West Jersey nndAtlantio railroad, tho
Camden and Atlantic railroad, tho (Jholsea
Branch railroad and tho Philadelphia,
Marlton and Medford railroad, will bo
merged next Saturday into ono road, to bo
known as tho West Jersey and Seashore
railroad.
The Kdltnr Was a Had Shot.
Nashville, April 27. Frank Coleman
editor of tho Huntsvillo (Ala.) Argus, was
shot and badly woundod hy It. K. sprag-
gins iu a streot duel between them ln that
city, growing out of a publication in Tho
Argus which fapragglus objected to. Cole
man shot live times and Spruggins four
times. Then Coleman announced ho was
wounded and his pistol ompty, and Bprag-
glns ceased firing, hpragglns was not hit,
A I'ollo Captain Assassinated.
Lexington, Ky., April 27. John Rub
soil, captain ot tho night police forco at
Harrodsburg, was shot and killed by Lar
kln Downoy, a desperado whom he was
trying to rirrost, Chief of Police Smith,
who rushed to the officer's assistance, also
rocelvod'two bullets, but his wounds wore
only slight. Downoy was arrosted, and it
is feared ho will bo lynched.
Hotel Guest Ilurned to Death. .
Uniontown, Pa., April 27. A dostruo
tive fire at Dunbar dostroyod $10,000 worth
of proporty. James Hlors, who was asleep
In one of tho rooms iu tho Mahauey hotel,
perlshod ln the flames. Ills charred body
was rocovered. A block ot six buildings,
including the hotel owuod by James Mo
Kaln, woro consumed and sevoral others
tlamuged.
Glass Company In Itecelver'a Hands.
Huntington, W. Va., April 27. The
Huntington Glass Manufacturing com
pany has gone into tho hands of a receiver.
W . T. McGregor was named as rooolver.
It Is the largest faoiory in tho state. Tho
diets and llubllitos are unknown.
Address Cards,
Ono of tho finest linos of address cards ever
displayed in this section of tho. stato can bo
seen at tlio Hi:rali ollice. Thoy aio em
bellished with society emblems, and mako
most excellent visiting cards for meniliers of
tho various fritcrnitlcs. Call and oxumiuo
them.
Hood's Pills for the liver and bowels, act
promptly, easily and effectively.
Aiiolher Desperado Captured.
CONNKLLSTII.LK, I'll., April 27. The
fourth member of tho band of colored
highwaymen mid desperadoes, who held
up ConnollsvillB anil White Rock on Fri
day night, was captured. Saturday morn
ing. Ills name Is Keuben Armstend. Ho
onino from Virginia, I;ll;o his pals, he
would not submit, to nrrest until Ollloer
MoDonnnl had put 11 bullet in his head.
Armstoad, with five colored men, oamo to
town to rosouo Hill, wostiind Wellington.
They robbed thn gun storo of O. II. Hlntt
and supplied themselves with arms and
ammunition, Hut Armstend was surprlsod
and offered resistance, wh'le tho others
escaped. Armstoad and Hill may die.
Sighted Mnuy Icebergs.
New York, April 27. AU of the trans
atlantic liners whloh arrived hero yos
torday saw a largo number of loeborga
on their wo9twnrd voynges. On Wednes
day last tho Dutch steamship Mnasdani
passod a largo Iceberg, and lator on tho
same day sho sighted fifteen big bergs. On
Thursday sho saw flvo more largo onos and
a groat quantity of floating lco. Tho Pa
latla, from Hamburg, slghtod twolvo largo
bergs botwecu latitude 43 and longitude
43 and latitudo 47 and longltudo 43. Ln
Hrotnano reports having passed a larno
number of largo and small icoborgs, tho
nearest one scon being mora than oighty
foot high. .
The Hlght Name 111 tlio lttght Placo.
Pan-Tina for coughs and colds, 25c. At
(Iruhlcr llros., drug store.
Coining Kvcnt.
May 30. Ico cream fostival under tho
auspices of tho 22 Club, In Bobbins' opera
house.
Grlp-Colds-lIeailacho.
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and La
Grippo when Laxative Ilromo Quinine will
euro you in ono day. P,ut up in tablets con
venient for taking. Guaranteed to cure, or
monoy refunded. Price, 2B cents. For salo
by Kirlin's Phwrmaey.
Buy Keystone flour. Ilo suro that tho namo
Lr.R.110 & BAer, Ashland, Pa., is printed on
overy sack.
Theosophlsts Ktect Orllccrs.
NEW YoiiK, April 27. Tho Amorican
Theosophlcal soeloty hold its convention
ln this city yostorday. For the first time
slnco tho socioty's establishment hero tho
convention wai lwH ln public. A new
president was oloctod to succeed W. Q.
Tudgo, nnd tho society s choico foil on
Ernest T. Hargrovo, an English barrister.
The full list of ofilcors chosen is as fol
lows: President, E. T. Hargrovo of Lon
don; vico president ami troasuror, E. A.
Nereshelmer of Now York; oxecutlvocom
mittoo, Dr. Uuck of Cincinnati, Claude
Falls V right of Now York, Jcromo A.
Anderson of San Francisco, A. II. Spen
cer of Now York, 11. T. Patterson ol
Brooklyn nnd Dr. A, V. Buchanan of
Fort Wayne, Ind.
President Krliger Will Not Visit England.
London, April 27. A dispatch to Tho
Times from Protorla says: Prostdont Kru
ger's reply to Chamborlaln will bo pub
lished shortly. It is a diplomatic mastor
piece, and declnros that tho Trausviml gov
ernment objects to tho dlsoussion of re
forms on tho ground thnt England admit
tedly cannot luterfero with Internal af
fairs. At tho samo tlmo, prlyato sugges
tions from the British government will
always recelvo consideration. The Trans-
vaal government will lfmltlts demands to
an lndomnity for tho Jameson raid. The
president points to tho necessity of hla
prcsenco nt tho meeting of tho volksrnad
as an objection to his visiting ungianu.
Worn Out Women
Should read this letter. It shows tb
wonderful building-up powers of Hood's
Sarsaparllla, the
great blood purifier.
"I wish I could
stand in some pub
lic placo and cry to
all ailing humanity,
' Hear this, ye peo
ple, what wonder
ful things Hood's
Sarsaparllla has
done for me and my
family. 1 cannot
express what I suf
fered. Only one ot my sex '-nows 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 Sarsaparllla.
am overjoyed to say that I am now well,
hearty, rosy and plump.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the best medicine for thOBo suffering as
I have suffered." Mes. C. C. KirtKPATMCK,
Pine Grove, Penn. fl; six for 5,
Honrl'c D!llc easy to buy, easy to take.
xjwuu k a easy in enact, aao-
Full Value,
No Waste.
I am not making sensational
street displays, but have a
larger clothing busines than
any other house in Shen
andoah. WHY ?
Because, instead of wasting my
money in hiring bands, lavishing
decorations, treating curiosity
seekers to beer and cigars, and
otherwise throwing away my profits,
I give my customers the benefit of
that much money, and more added.
See my stock of
SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHING.
No brass bands are needed to
convince the people of what it is.
It speaks for itself.
S. BLOCK,
ROCHESTER CLOTHING HOUSE.
Corner Main and Cherry Sta., Shenandoah, Pa
mi nWtlmtf skill dlscnsc called Eezrrnn.
M t. il , I- ,1!, u'ut aims wtre eovpred with
1 uots like lis i . 1 t iih-iI it , Willi h einno off In
l.iyor.' of dry Acnitc I mCnu for oltrayesr
U-h( :u u- i-1, ci, 1 m'i..il ti-iural doctors illli
fut al'l, uuil bud uli.iost Klven up hope. I saw
on ndr rtlecmcnt -it l.'iTirnu Hemkuies;
talk Hum, and I,. 1 u, ,: 1. i-t 1 v. as as well b
evir.for mj rkln h. a nle' .iih' -liarasabsliy's.
GEO. UKAIIUHN, lluuovcr Ouurio, Canada.
Ppekdv Cl'hb Tii r atm nut. Warm tmtris
with Ol'TICUHA So guniiu tpplleatloiw of Co
TIciniA (ointment), the uroot t-kln Cure, exter
nally, and 111 1 Id dosi-s of CUTicoitA Hksolvunt,
grcutostof humor cures.
Said throu.houl thn -orM. VAcr, Cl'TlctrsA, Klc.i
Botr. 1m lluolllJT, w. anil II. Toitis Duo
Af i!hsm. Cor.,bftU! tVopi . Uo.lon.
COT- I low to Corn F.rtrr IU'eMe," mtlled Irts.
WOMAN CONVICT'S CONFESSION.
Committed a Murder for Which otners
Aro Serving tlfo Sentences.
WADrON. Wis., April 27. Minnie Allen,
a convict, SO years old, serving two years
for burglnry, has oonfessed that on tho
nlnht of ADrll 23. 1891, at Buffalo, N. Y.,
she shot and killed Montgomery Glbbs, o
lnwvcr. The woman says sho makes the
confession to clear Claronce Robinson and
wife, who aro serving life sentences for
the murder. At tho oxpiration of her sen-
tonco sho will go to Buffalo and plead
guilty to the charge of murder. She will
bo released ln a few weeks.
Tho confession has been ropeatod by
Miss Allen boforo tho stato board of con
trol. A letter from W. W. Snporstone, of
Buffalo, says ho has boon rotalned as at
torney by tho Robinsons, sorvlng life son
tonccs for the crime, to secure thejr ro
loaso. Tho Robinsons, It will bo romem
bored, were vnrloty porformors, and thoy
narrowly escaped n death soutonco.
Tho confession of Minnie Allen is that
she inot Glbbs ln California, nnd was se
duced. Glbbs refused to marry hor, and
she lost track of him. In April, 1891, sho
was at tho now Tlfft Houso in Buffalo,
and in thnt city mot Glbbs. On the night
of tho murder he took hor to tho theater.
They loft early, and whllo on Delaware
avonuo she a train nsked hint to marry hor.
Ho refused and she asked him for his re
volver. Ho handed her tho weapon nnd
sho shot him, threw tho wonpon besulo his
body and wont to tho hotel, going from
thcro to New York.
At tho Imperial hotel ln that city she
left her trunk. Sho camo west, was ar
rested ln Laporto, Intl., for thof t, was re-
loased because sho successfully feigned in
sanity, wont to Racine nnd wnB thero ar
rosted nud sontoncod. Sho wont to Buf
falo after tho arrest of tho Robinsons to
confess, but thinking thoy would not be
couvlctod sho camo west. Sho did not
learn of tholr sontenco until ln Wnupon
prison.
Tho Dlscoery Smed Ills I.ll'e.
Mr. G. Oiilloucttc. Druceist. Beaversvllle,
111., sirs: "To Dr. King's Jsew Discovery I
rwi mv Ufn. Wns fnken with T.,a Orinne nil
tried all tho physicians lor miles nliout, nut
of no avail and was given up and told I could
not live. Having Dr. King's New Discovery
in my store I sent for a bottlo nnd began its
use and from the first doso heaan to cet better.
and after using three bottles was up and about
again. It Is worth its weight in gold. Wo
won't keep store or house without it." dot
a freo trial at A. Waslcy's Drug btoro.
Paid tlbSirally for His Freedom.
Clevkland, April 27. Slgmund Muhl
houscr, of this city, who was marrlod last
ovenlng to Miss Hlrsch at Viotorla Hall,
Ijoxlngton avenue, Now York, settled a
breach of promise enso last Wednosday,
tho day boforo ho departed for the east to
propare for his wedding. Tho young wo
man who wanted balm for her wounded
heart Is Miss Mary Svatek, a boautlful
blondo. Muhlhauser first became ac
quainted with hor whon she was employed
in his fnthor's woolen mills. To prevent
her suit for 35,000 damages Muhlhauser
paid her $300 down and promUod her a
monthly allowance of $25 for life, paying
also hor attorneys feos and the costs of
bringing tho suit.
Cure Tor lleadacho.
As a remedy for all forms of Headache
Electric Hitters has proved to bo tho very
best. It effects a permanent cure and tho
most iircaucii nauituai sick neauachcs yieiu
to its Influence. WourEoull who areaflllctcd
to procure a bottlo, and give this remedy a
iair trial, in case 01 namttiai constipation
Klcctric Hitters cures by civinc the needed
tone to the bowels, and few cases lone resist
the uso 01 this meitlclno. Try It once, ljirgo
bottles only SO cents at A, Waslcy's Drug
btoro.
Double Lynching In Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenu., April 27. Saturday
midnight a mob of fifteen armed men en
tered tho jail at McMlnnvillo, dragged tho
Jailor from his bod uud forcou him to give
up tho oell koys. William and Victor
HUlis were then taken from tho jail, car
ried on horseback flvo miles from Mc
Mlnnvillo, and both woro hanged. Befuro
the mob succeeded in removing their vic
tims from the jail thoy had n hard light
with thom, but wore overpowered. Tho
mob camo from Van Buron couuty, whore
tho lynched men and their victim Uvea,
Tho prisoners murdered, in 1894, Carroll
Martin at his homo, tho purpose being
rounery. two trials ln tho lower courts
and ono In the suprome court have been
held and the cases wore sot for trial next
weok again.
It will bo an agreeable surpriso to persons
subject to attacks of bilious colic to learn that
prompt relief may bo had by taking Cham
bcrlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Item-
cdy. In many Instances tlio attuck may bo
prevented by taking this remedy as toon as
tho first symptoms of the disease appear.
and 50 ceut bottles for salo by Gruhlcr Bros,
druggists.
Maceo Surprises the Spuulanls.
New York, April 27. A dispatch to Tho
World from Havana says: General Macco
has given tho. Spanlurds a shock by Bond
ing Bmmudoz and Salnz across tho trocha
with a ihoiuand men. Tho Cuban leader
lilmsolf has not yet tried to cross theelght
een mile barrier.
The Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania and Now Jer
sey! Generally fair, but with Increasing
?loudluo3i warmer; southeasterly winds.
Itueklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve ln the world for cuts,
hftilcis nnrefl. ulcers. Rait rheum f i nn.
fitter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and"
all skin eruptions, and positively cures titles.
nr nn nav renulrcd. It Is Kuaranteed tn s-lvn
perfect satisfaction or mony refunded, l'rfc-s
23 ccnW per oox, ur bum) uy a, uasiey,
Th-'
THE TREASURY DEFICIT.
rt Will he CUM.OOO.ono far the 1'ast Year
and Htan,801, 813 for Three Years.
Washington, April 97. The treasury
deficit for tho llsonl year ending Juno 80,
1800, will be approximately CJo,000,000. This
Is tho opinion of ofllolnls nud others best
qualifled to make nn Intelligent estimate
of tho rusult of the flsoal operations of tlio
year. Iu his uuuuiil estimates sent to con
gross nt tho beginning of the present ses
sion tho secretary of tho treasury ostl
mated the receipts from customs during
the flscnl yoar at172,OM,000. So far, with
noarly ton months of tho year gone, tho
customs rocclpts havo reachod about $137,
1)00,000, with a fair prospoct of increasing
to $105,000,000 by tho close of theyoar, Tho
ostlmato of tho rrcplpts for Internal rev
enue sources wasl58,000,000. Up to this
time thoy have reachod $120,000,000, and It
Is oxpocted that the figures for tho com
plotcd year will bo about $110,000,000.
Tho rocclpts from miscellaneous sources
aro oxpoctod to slightly exceed tho esti
mates of $13,000,000, making tho total re
ceipts for tho year nbout $327,000,000. Tho
secretary's estimate of the yoar's expen
ditures was $302,000,000, whloh, according
to his flguros, would loavo a deficiency of
$17,000,000.
Tho actual expenditures, however, It 13
now thought, will aggregate about $353,
OOO.OXiO or $10,000,000 less than Mr. Car
lisle's ostlmato ln December last, so that
the deflcionoy nt the close of tho year, It is
bolloyod, Vflll not show any vory material
changofrom Saturday's figures $35,162,
423. This makes tho total deficit for the
throe fiscal years ending June 80, 1890,
$130,801,812.
The secretary's ostlmatos at tho tlmo they
wore mado were bollevcd by those of long
experience in tho department to bo ex
tremely conservative. Tho rocelpts from
both customs and internal revonue sources,
howover, have been surprisingly low, and
there does not seem to be any immodiato
prospoct of material improvements.
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relieved in six hours by tho "Now Great
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exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
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of tlio urinary passages iu malo or female.
It relieves retention ol water ana pain ln
passing it nlmost immediately. If you want
quick relief and cure this is your romody.
Sold by Shapira's pharmacy, 107 South Main
street.
Alan nud Wire Humeri tn Death.
NEWliuna, N. Y., April 27. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Barney Cullen wero burned to death
in their homo near Chcster.Orango couuty,
yosteiday. They perlshod together ln the
sitting room, whoro Cullen lind draggod
his wife from their bed ln his oll'ort to
save her. Morris Cullen, n son, fractured
his leg ln jumping from n second story
window. George Thompson, an adopted
son, sustained a bad scalp wound by be
ing cut with glass whon ho was dragged
through on upper window. Tho origin of
the lire is a mystory.
The rrohlhltlon Nntlonal Convention.
PlTTSiiUKG, April 27. Tho Prohibition
national convention, to be hold here the
latter part of noxt month, will be tho
largest over hold by that party. This will
bo tho eighth national convention, the
first ono having been held in 1872. That
yoar only four or five states wore repre
sented. This year .word has boon rocolvod
from overy state in the Union, and ln
nearly every lnstanco the full quota ol
delegates will be present.
An AMiliuIt.
This is to certify that ou May 11th, I
walked to Melick's drug store on a pair of
crutches and bought a bottle of Chamber
Iain's Tain Balm for inflammatory rheuma
tism which had crippled mo up. After using
three bottles I out completely cured. I can
cheerfully rccominoud it. Charles II. Wet
zel, Suuhury, Pa.
Sworn and subscribed to before mo on
August 10, lSt. Walter Shipman, J. P,
Por salo at 50 cents per bottlo by Gruhlcr
Bros., druggists.
The Jackson Murder Trial.
Newfoiit, Ky'., April 37. In tho trial of
Scott Jackson fifty-two witnesses have
been examined, and the prosooutlon has
about twolvo moro 'to examine Among
those aro tho negro George II. Jaokson,
who claims to have driven tho cab that
took the murdorors to the spot whore
Pearl Bryan's body was fouad. Chostor
.Mullen, tho man who rented tho cab that
was gono all night of Friday, Jan. 31, will
bo another witness. Colonel Deltsoh, chief
of Cincinnati polloo, will also be exam
ined. Will Wood will be rooullod and sub
jected, no doubt, to a floroo ordeal of cross
examination. It Is thought the policy of
the defense will bo to rely upon chances
of orror upon taking the case to tho court
ot appeals.
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"Mystic Curo" for Rheumatism and Neu
ralgla radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tlio system is rcmarkablo and
mysterious. It removes at once the cause
and the disease immediately disappears. The
first doso greatly benefits; 75 cents. Sold by
C. II. Hagenbuch, Druggist, Shenandoah.
Killed Five People nnd Himself.
Rookvillk, Ind., April 27. Peter Eg
bert, a boy only 17 yoars old, on Saturday
deliberately killed two little children, then
their mother, then tho sheriff and a dop
uty who tried to arrest him, and finally
himself. Tho victims betide himself wero
Mrs. Herman Haschko, her two Uttls ehll
dren, Sheriff Mull and Deputy Sheriff
Robert Swalm. Ho used a shotgun and
blew tho heads off overy one of his victims,
All but Mrs. Hnschke died Instantly. Mrs.
Haschko and Egbert had quarreled over a
trivial matter sevoral days ago. The boy
was undoubtedly insane.
During the winter of 1803, F. M.
Martin, of Long Reach, West Va., contracted
a sovcro cold which left him with a cough
Iu speaking of how ho cured it ho says
used several kinds of cough syrup but found
no relief until I bought a bottle of Cham
borlaln's Cough Remedy, which relieved mo
almost Instantly, and ln a short time brought
about a complete cure." Whcu troubled
with a cough or cold uso this remedy and you
will not find it necessary to try several kinds
before yo.u got relief. It has been In the
market for over twenty years and constantly
grown iu favor and popularity. For sale at
25 and SO cents per bottle by G rubier Bros.,
druaglsts.
Shenandoah Directory,
Business men and others, who have sot yet
scoured one of tuedlrectoriesof Shenandoah,
just issued, can obtain one by making appli
cation at this otllce. The price is only ti.00.
and there are only a few left. No business
man can afford to be without one of theso
books, 2-21-t
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ROFESSIONAL CARDS.
8. PHILLIPS, M. D.
Ofllce : 30 West Centre street.
Can bo consulted at nil hours.
J) F. BUIIKE, M. D.
80 K. Lloyd street, Shenandoah.
Office hours 7 to 9 a. m., 1 to 8 and 7 to &
T II.POMEIIOY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Shenandoah, Pa.
M. BURKE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ofllce Ecran hiilldinc. corner of Main and
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
PUOP JOHN JONES,
.MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 65, Mahanoy t, Pa.
Ilarlnf? studied under some of tho best
masters in London and Paris, will dve lessond
on the violin, guitar and vocal culture. Terms
reasonauie. Auuress in care 01 ciruuse, ins
eweler, Shenandoah.
POLITICAL CARDS.
TTIOIt LEGISLATURE,
Second District,
H. W. BECKER,
Of Glrnrdville, Va.
Subject to Democratic rules.
TTOOrt COUNTY TKEASUIEEtt,
1
ELIAS DAVIS,
Of Broad Mountain.
Subject to nepuhllcan rules.
ITtOR CLEItK OF THE COUKTS,
PHIL. J. C0NNELL,
Of Glrnrdville.
Subject to Densocratlo rules.
TIOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
FRANK RENTZ,
Of Ashland.
Subject to Republican rules.
thadi cc nRDD'c
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2 West Centre Street.
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