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l'ubllnheil every Kvcnlni;, KxceptHunclny.nt
8 Mouth JAnnijr SruKirr. Khar Oksiiib.
The Ilnritlil li iltiHcicd tuHhrnnridonn itnd tho
nurrouutliiiK tinvim for plx emits n wook, pay
able to tlio I'lirrlorn. lty ninll 83.00 n year, or 25
conti tnuntlK payable Iti nth-nnoc. Ailvcrtlo
menta cliarK'laccurfliiiK tfinpacoani! jioHltloii.
Tho publittliorA roservo tbo rlulit to cliniifto tho
rionttiuu of tMlrorttfK'lilctitq whenever tbo pulv
IcMIon of news liunaiHlt it. Ttio rli?ht la
rtwervoil to reject nny ntlvcrtlscmrnt, whither
iiatil for or not, that tho publhhorA may deem
Improper. AihvrtlnliiK ratea mailo known
upon appllenttou.
Kntcrcil at tho ptolllcr at Hhonamloali, Pa., aa
eocond cIush mall litntter.
TKI.lU'HONl! CONDUCTION.
Evening Herald
MUX DAY, Al(U'ST 3. 16U0.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
ltlt I'lllXIDr.ST,
, WILLIAM M'KINLKY,
Of Ohio,
ion vtct rnB'iiinsT,
UA1IUHT A. HOllAltT,
Of New Jersey.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
C1AI.USIIA A. anow,
Of Pusqiicliniiiiu.
SAMUI.T, A. IJAViatl'OHT.
Of Kric
Dtll.t, timo advertising sometimes juiys
Ijetlur than Kood time ailrcrtUtiig, licuiuso
wnno jieoiilo are liuj-ing all tlio time, mid tliey
iiru more likely to lmy of tho mnii who
siilvcrtibos Until of tlie man who iluucli't.
Olin Democratic friends will have their
troubles next Saturday, when tho primaries
-will Ijo hold. A spirited eontest in each of
tlie flvo wards will oatiso u largo vote to lie
polled. There (ire five candidates from town
who will present their ehiims before the
' omity cotivuutioti next Mumliiy.
Tun withdrawal of William V. Harrity
Iromnctlvo partlriiotiun in politics is con-i-eiled
hy all a gieat loss to the Democracy of
(his state. His complete control of tho
party organization showed him to lie a lender
of no moan ability, and few there aio in tl c
Democratic ranks that can take hid place anil
in- rowardoil with the same degree of success.
In olio of Ills speeches in Congress Mr.
l.yananld that "A tariff of 10 per cent
k vied imrioscly for protection is, as lar as
t lie principle is concerned, just as mdefoii--ililo
as a tariff of a thousand per cent."
Iliyan will not deny that he h an absolute
Iree trader, but he prefers to say nothing
ihoutit in this campaign.
A Mexican dollar U worth only flllc in this
i "iintry because, nobody being obliged to le-
i ivo it in payment of an obligation, it pas-es
urrent only at its bullion value. If molted
down the silver it contains is worth about
the sum lueutioued. Our own silver dollar,
though intrinsically worth about the same,
parses current at a valuatiun of 100c bc-
auso tho Government stands ready to ex-
liungo gold for it or paper that is as good as
''ld. If free and unlimited coluago wcie to
1 revall, neither the tlovennneiit nor the
l inl;s would furnish gold or full value paper
money in exchange for the silver dollar and
i' would instantly sink to its bullion value.
AconKUHWsmiKT, signing himself "(iold
ling," asks the question why tho licpublicati
papers aro discussing the financial question
to tho exclusion of the tariff, lie is of tlio
opinion that the latter should bo given "the
right of way in the present campaign by the
lljpublicau Howepapers and oniloin." It is
true the l!epuhllean party is committed to a
reviclun of the tariff on lir.os as laid down
m the St. Louis platl'oiui, and with liepub
liciui success that will eoioo in duo time. Hut
t he party ami its candidates are also pledged
to tho maintenance of tho present stand
ard of currency, and inasmuch us
as tho Democratic party and its live side
partners, tho Populists and Silverites, aio
making tlio issue en the flee and umllmited
coinage of silver at a ratio of 111 to 1, and
Hooding tho country with literature, the
liepublicniis must meet them. The flee
silver horosy has been agitated for several
yours, apd the question must bo settled now.
Tho Itepiiblican piitty has nothing to loose in
making the money question tho issue. There
are hundreds of patriotic and honest Deiuu
i rats in this comity who will not support
llryau and his two running mates, Kuwnll
and Watson, bcoiuni of tho fico silver plank
in tho Democratic platform. Their number
will bo greatly increased before tho cum
jiaign closes, when the masi-es become more
familiar with the question. Already there
aro indications of less confidence on the part
of tho flee silveritea. Tho Kcpublicnii
luHiiagerH. maliiing the justice of their cutlso,
will continue to meet the issue squarely and
fairly.
REED TO DEMOCRATS.
Mr. Heed's speech was in excellent temper
and In no putt mure so than whole he dis
criminated between Democratic organiza
tiuus and individual Democrats. On tlie
sulijuct of Democrats who were severing
party lien in behalf of national lienor he
said:
Now it U within the memory of a third, unit
perhnp, nun oi mis vvry iiiiuiciice wmeii
llttten to me. that when tho terrible war of till1
ieljll!ou burst forth tuns of thotiuantW of
Democrats. liolitlLfiius. htniiuf iHirty men.
sprung to their feit, representing hundreds of
thoilsaiidM, aye, iiilllious, unil thenceforth and
always weie pait mill imrcclottho lH,ne unit
-.1IMJW oi tlie VKlorious itepillille. Wlml inuller
f the pnitv lml none wrong? They weie right.
One man among them, one nuin alone, by u
whiffle seliU'iiei' gave aid and succor to this
fjovcriimcnt w hleh outweigbisl a whole army
urMoX veterans, musket on boubler. When
Htuphwi A. Douglas deelured, after Stiiutei was
llrnl on, thut "tbenwforth there could be but
Uvu imrties, imtrlots uud tiuitoru," he won the
renpuit vun of fins and an iuipcrlnluthlc pluee
n littory. We slmll tstrtninly w,lui,iiiealt suuh
men to-duy, not that they are to be Hepubllcans,
for thiiy will not be, but because they are
patriota, for tlut they must be.
Thin was a gracious thing fur Mr. Kiwi
to my. Kvery noid of it li true. As Major
McKlnloy had' said iu offit tho samo thing
on Satiinlay evculug last.lt would seem tu
lie tho Itepublloau policy fur tho eiiuipaign
oroturn. aud It certaluly Isa ood one. It is
a time for patriots to stand together and
jwrtuians to drop to the rear.
PERSONAL.
Miss IMitli Minors, of Hast Cool stiut, is
seriously 111.
Charles N'elce, of 1'otHvlUo, spent yester
day in town.
Leon Waslcy has gone to lllootnsburg to
visit friends.
Max Dorfllnger, of 1'otUvllle, was a Sunday
visitor to town.
John Willlaim, of South ilowers street, Is
on the sick list.
Charles Parrish spent yoslol-day with Mt.
Carmel friends.
Misses Sadie Davis ami Annie Itobeits are
sojourning in CatawissH,
Harry llnwllgaii was a business visitor to
Mt Cariuel on Saturday,
Miss Lena Laucr, of Ashland, visited Mrs.
Samuel Small yesterday.
Miss Mary D.ivls, of Girardville, visited
friends in town yesterday.
I'rauk Ifoin, of Uilbeitou, was a business
visitor to town on Saturday.
David Kcnuio, of Mt. Caiuiel, shook hands
with friends hero yesterday.
Charles Urueks, of Ashland, visited tho
fair sex in town last evening.
John Uich and Miss l'arinloy, of St. Clair,
were town visitors yesterday.
Miss Sadie 1, Ingham, of South Jardin stieet,
Wcrii an Ashland visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Connelly, of K.ist I.loyd street, is
convalescent after a serious illness.
Harry Gather, of Heading, formerly of
town, is visiting acquaintances hero.
John Davidson, of East Coal street, spent
yesterday at St. Clair visiting friends.
Mrs. William l'rilchaid, of North White
stieet, gave bhth to daughter yesterday.
Messrs. Matt. Ilhizis and John CJiiiun, wcro
the guests of Mt. Caimel friends yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Acker enjoyed a
drive through tho CatawRsa valley yesterday.
Miss Annie Kelly, one of 1'oltsvillo post
office employes, was a town visitor to-day.
Miss Deena liosencraiis, of l'ittstim, in
visiting Miss Ida Williams, of West Oak
stieet.
l'hlllp Ducliant, one of Catnwissa's lending
jewelers, was tho guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. W.
Van Val.ali, yesteiday.
II. A. Itacon, clerk at the Kalcr House,
Mahanoy City, was tho guest of his cousin,
W. J. l'ortz, yesteiday.
Misses Bridget Loftus, Maine Gerhard and
Cora Oswald, of Mahanoy City, were seen on
our streets last evening.
Messrs. T. T. Hyde, I). J. Ilrooks, Max
Schmidt, George Pointer and George Keiper,
were county seat visitors tn-elay.
Misses Maud liichards and Maine Getz, of
Hazloton, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.
It. Bcddall, on Xorth .laidin street.
Frank Delcamp, of Philadelphia, who was.
the guest of his parents on South White
street, returned to his home this morning.
Henry Waters and Wnlter Itumplc, ac
companied by lady friends, spent several
pleasant hours in Mahanoy City yesterday.
Messrs. Paul Dunn, Guy Winter, .Tames
McGinty and Iiichard Cleary, of Mahanoy
City, weio swen on our streets last evening.
John K. Hughos, tho clerk at the Win.
I'enn colliory olllco who suffered a sovero at
tack of kidney trouble, is now considerably
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hainmct and daugh
ter, Lizzie, who were guests of C. G. Palmer,
returned to their home in Philadelphia
yesterday.
.Misses .Mary and Lizzie Michael, of New
York, who were sojourning with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph llickcrt, returned to their homes
this morning.
Messrs Samuel Small, William Itumble,
Geoige Portz, Grant Lessig, William Morrisou
Arthur Parrish and William Harnian, were
Mahanoy City visitors last evening.
Iiev. W. D. Kerswill, I!. D., Professor of
Hebrew and history in the Lincoln Univers
ity, assisted in the communion service ut the
Piosbytorian church yesterday murium:.
Misses Kate Mcliiuty, Hannah Salmon,
Sarah liyan unci Miss Foley, of Schuylkill
Haven, spent batuiday in town as the guest
of tho Misses Gallagher on East Lloyd street.
George Gee, of the Salem, O., Daily Herald
who, in company with his wife, lias been
visiting town i datives for the just few
weeks, made us a friendly cull to-day. He
leaves for his western homo to-morrow
morning.
Miss .Maine Xeirth, who has been visiting
her parents on Last Lino strcet.Mho past two
weeks, to-day returned to her homo in
Baltimore, Mil., where she holds a lucrative
position in the ollico of tho Home Friendly
Society.
Miss Maggie Kavauaugh, accompanied by
her guest, Miss Walsh, of Troy, X. Y., left
for Atlantic City, this morning. Mr. Walsh,
also of Troy, X. Y., was tlie guest of tho
latter yesteiday, and left for Frceland this
morning.
Uxpi lleiM'H Tells it All.
The well known adage, "experience is a
dear teacher" was never mure forcibly ex
emplified that in the case of diphtheria,
nxperienco has taught those who survive it
that it is tlio most dreaded disease known.
Lxpeiieuco has taught us that not a single
diphtheria patient ever died whero Thomp
son's Diphtheria Cuin was used accoiding to
directions. This valuable mcdiciuo is sold bv
leading druggists everywhere ut !io cents a
bottle. The reader can well afford to bo
guided by tho fortunate experience uf others
and kiep Thompson's Diphtheria Cure handy
iu tlie house all the timu. Sold at Ktrlin 'a
Irug stoio.
.Sellout Directors Arrested.
Tho Philadelphia and Hearting Coal and
Iron Company, through their district laud
agent, on hatuiduy brought suit against last
year's School lioard of lilytlio township for
misdemeanor in office. The arrests, six in
number Michael llicunan, Jauies Keuna,
Michael Whaleu, Michael Conroy, Martin
Dclaney and Joseph Clemens who were in
ollico during tlie year ending Junu, 180.1, were
made by Constable J. C. MeGuigau and the
hearin.' was in Pottsvillo. Tlie direct charge
is that thu defendants ut various times during
the period they were in ollico issued oiders on
the school district, which are believed to bo
fraudulent uud In excess of the piupcr
cuiiiidorutlon. Pich enteied lull iu tlie sum
uf $800 for appearance ut the September term
of court.
Stueeesslul Vleute
The last picnic of tho season under tho
aimpiios uf tlie St. Mary Mugdaleno Cadets,
uf Lost Creek, was held on Saturday after
noon und ovouing, and pi oved a great success.
There was a largo attendance from this town.
Watkiu Wuters Post, G. A. 1!., headed by
the Patriotic drum corps, wus in attendance
All speak highly of tho treatment they re
reived at tho hands of the Cadets.
Itetler ltouils.
Many of the teamsters and farmers through
out the region aro talkiug of funning an
organization to adopt resolutions and also
collect ulcriptlons which are to boused iu
compelling tho various supervisors to furnish
bettor roads, It Js stated that many of tho
roads are In a lulsenujleToudition.
You need Hood's Sarsaparilla to enrich
and purify your blond, create uu appetite and
give sweet, rifieshlug sleep.
Strikers Said to be Arming,
Cl.nvi:i,AM), O , Aug. 3. A startling
ploco of news in connection with the
Hrown strike, which conies from on np
parontly reliable source, Is to tho effoct
thnt the strikers nre arming themsolves
unrl drilling ,It vn said yostonlay that
forty of the strikers had organized u com
pany last Saturday, elected u enptuin and
ptirchamHl revolvers The company drilled
Saturday evi'iiltiB. and it was mitiouiicod
that tho purpose of the men was tonvoligo
the death of tho two men who wcro shot
nt different times In contllcts between
union and lioii-unlon men. Four com
piitilos of milithi titv on dutynt tho works.
Trainmen's rutut Neirleet,
CUMON, Ills., A n . 3. Through the
cnrplewuos"! of trainmen n ii.r.i,,u
wreck occurred on tho curve just oast of
Hlrklieek, a small station on the Illinois
Central five miles northemst of Clinton.
I'ntwmgcr train No. DOt, going south, and
passenger train No. Ml, going north, col
lided whilo Ruing at full spee-d. Engineer
Charles Uurchiiiiugh mid Mull Agent
William Haker were killed and eight
others severely injured. Tho trains were
scheduled to puss at I'alncll, but tho north
bound train was late, unil orders were
given to sidetrack at Blrkbeck. The
name of the station was overlooked.
M. StmnliulotrH Tomb Desecrated
Sofia, liulgnrlu, Aug. 8. Tho tomb of
M. StanibiilolT, tho ex-premier of 13ul
garia, who was iissasslnatcd In tho streets
in Sofia In July of last year, has been
seriously injured with a dynanilta bomb.
A riot was caused nt the jjrnvo of tho dead
statosinan whilo tho funeral ceremony was
going on in July of last year by his en
emies and by thu friends of Major 1'auitza,
who had been executed by an order of M.
Stambulotf while he was premier. For
somo time after his burial Ills grave had
to bo kept guarded by military.
Arrested for Kidnaping Her Own Child.
PlTTSUUKii, Aug. i) Mrs. Whltaker,
wlfo of Frank Whltaker, of No. 71 Stem
ton avenue, Now York, was arrested here
yostcrday in company with Herman
Krloger on a charge of kidnaping Ida
Whltaker, aged 10 years. Tho child was
found In a lmuo on I'enu avenue, where
sho had been left by Mrs. Whltaker. She
says she is undecided whether to go to her
father or remain with her mother. Krloger
claims to bo a well known business lnun
of Now York.
Sudden Death of Consul Sparlcs.
Kaui.k VAbs, Tex., Aug. :). Major ,Ieso
W. Sparks, United States consul nt Ple
elras Negras, Mexico, ellod suddenly on
Saturday at his room nt the International
hotel of heart failure. Major Sparks was
a prominent oandldalo for governor of
i ennesse.-wneuuppo.uRu cousin i)j-rrasi- j
dent C iw;dnnd.Hewasvie.opro,ideiitof he
United VeU-raiis, an association of Union .
and Conlederato soldiers, and was widely i
known throughout, the south.
Trofessor Amtree's Are! ic Itnlloon.
Stockholm, Aug. 3 News has boon re
ceived from Spitzliergen that Professor S
A. Andreo's balloon had boon tilled and
was ready to start on July 27. Tho Virgo
with Professor Andrea, his two compan
ions mid his appir.itus on board, sailed
from Tromsoo one Juno 15. Sinco Juno
-J tho expedition has been established in
Pikes House, In the northern half of West
Spltzborgen, uppoilo Danos Island.
National Amateur Oarsmen Itegatta.
Sakatoua, N. Y., Aug. 3. Tho annual
regatta of the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen will be rowed on tho
lnko noar tho village on the 12th and 13th
of this month, and at prosent promises to
bo ono of the best legattas over held by
tho national nssciolutioii. The list of en
tries for the various events is very largo,
uud many of thorn aro crows that havo
participated in early spring events.
(Minimum Hauna's IUotiueuts.
NKW YoHK, Aug. 3. Mark A. Hanna,
chairman of tho Keptibllenn national com
mittee, spout Saturday night and yester
day at the homo of his sister, Mrs. Walton
Jones, in Knglewood, N. J. He returnotl
to New York last evening.
Oyelone" D.ivls for Congress.
Tf.xaiikaxa, Ark., Aug. 3. 'Cyclone"
D.ivls, the People's party loader, was on
Saturday nominated tor congress Dy I'opu
listsof tho Fourth Texas district to suo
cooel Hon. D. IJ. Culberson.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Sir William drove, tho eminent Kn
gllsh electrical scientist, died In London,
aged 85.
By the capsizing of a sailboat at Picton,
N. S., three sons of John Brown wero
drowned.
Tho Independence (dub, of Canada, is
arranging to hold n dominion convention
to urge the independence of C .nada.
Abner Doollttlo and his wilo, of Cdum
bus, O, wore fatally burned by an uxptos
lon of gasoline while cleanliig luriiiture.
Gold Democrats in Chicago havo lieen
officially notified that at least thirty-live
statos will bo represented In thanppronch
ing eonferoneo to call a new convention.
Little Sarah Lufalks, U years old, 111 an
attempt to escape from SiuiUo Hill (N. J.)
almshouse, jumped on" a precipice thirty
foot high without injury, and it took torty
boys to cutch her.
eesmg
Makes you seem " all broken up," with
out life, ambition, energy or appetite.
It Is often the foreruuner oj serious ill
ness, or tho accompaniment oi nervous
troubles. It is a positive proof of thin,
weak, impure blood; for, if the blood la
rich, red, vitalized and vigorous, it im
parts life and energy to every nerve,
organ and tissue of tho body. The
necessity ot taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
for that tired feeling is therefore apparent
to every one, and tho good lt will do you
13 equally beyond question, Itemember
Sarsaparilla
Is tho best In fact the One True Wood I'urlftcr.
r-t,i r!ll cure nver ins, easy to uiKe,
nOOCl S flllS easy to operate. Mceuts.
mmxa a i nrnai n
Tired r
Hoods
COTTOLUNU.
The Cottoler.i trade murks are "Oottolm" anil
ti'rr't hrail u cotton-plant wreath on evory Un.
THE N, K. FAIRBAUX COMPANY,
Chlrnito. Nn York. Phllrnldplils, Plttstnir"
SIX IMMIGRANTS SMOTHERED.
Tlie Strlitlieu ltelntlves llrlng Stilt A gat ml
i Btenmslilp Coiupnny
New YoiiK, Aug. a. David Mlloel and
Joseph Lorncr, tho fathers of two of a
party of six emigrants, who aro said to
have been suffocated In tho hold of the
German steamship Herman whilo tho lat
ter was lying tu tlio Kusslan port of Llbau,
on Jan. 2 last, have brought suit for dam
agos against tho owner of tho vessel, H.
Schuldt, a resident of Flomsbnrg, Ger
many. Tho facts became known on Saturday
through a letter of the lawyers retained
by the unfortunate young men's fathers,
which has been forwarded to tho United
Stntos consul at Flemsburg.
It Is stated that the six men who per
lshid wore among a party of fifteen young
emigrants, who had engaged passage by
tho Herman from Llbau for Hull, Eng
land, anil that they met their deaths from
suffocation on ono of tho airtight com
partments of tho steamer In which the
Uf teen emigrants had boon directed to con-
i real theihselvos by tho ofllecrs of tho ves-
i sol, to evade tho vigilance of Hussian in-
1 spectors.
I It Is not stated why tho young men
f(mm, lt ut.cos3arj. to hldo from tho Kusslan
olU(.lul ,)Ut uccm.alllK to tho statements
,,,,. t,, i,lft , ,,.,, i u ,.-.
thut thu stcainshlll officlalg had lnforllled
tho em,Brimt9 thut tho Hl,sslan olllclnls
would not tako more than twenty mln-
utos to inspect the ship, whereas three
hours had elapsed beforo tho vessel sailed.
When a sailor of tho vessel, tho letter re
cites, went to release tho six men they
were all unconscious. Thoy wero hoisted
out of tho hold, und after hours of hard
work tho lives of nlno wero saved. The
six others nevor regained consciousness.
Their bodies wero consigncil to the sen.
The people havo long sinco learned that
tho most disagreeable medicines aro not nec
essarily the bust. In fact, as a rule, thoy aro
not. What is wanted is something mild and
sure, such as Chamborlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. That is really
pleasant to take when reduced with water
and sweetened. Then it is acknowledged
everywhere to bo tho most successful remedy
in tlie world for bowel complaints. Ask any
number of druggists for the host remedy
they have for diarrhoea aud fully nine out of
ten will recommend Chamberlain's. In
speaking of this medicine, Mr. 11. B. Huffum
of Friendsville, Susquehanna Co., Ph., says:
"Wo have Usui it in our family for pain in
the stomach, colic and, diarrhoea and found
it to he a most effective remedy." For salo
by Grulder llios.flruggists.
Their 1'erilous Voyage lilnled.
LONDON", Aug. 3. A dispatch from tho
Scllly Islands states that tho rowboat Fox
passed there on Saturday, utter a voyngo
of fifty-live days from New York. Tho
two occupants of tho bout, Georgo Herbo
aud Frank Samuelson, wero well, but
somewhat exhausted from the effects of
their long row. The masters of tho Nor
wegian lurks Sito and Kugott, both of
whom spoke tho Fox at mm, oxainlucd the
boat when they spoke her, and gave certif
icates th'it oars wero thu only propelling
power used.
Somo years ago when suffering with an
uncommonly severe attack of dlarrhuca, Mr.
W. lt. Guinuip, of Atco, Pa., received
through tho mail a sample bottle of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Je says: "1 found it tube ono
of tlie most effective remedies I over used. It
gave mo almost immediate relief. It has no
superior and I think no equal. No bad
effects follow the uso of this remedy. It is
pleasant to tako when reduced with water
und swecteued. Children like it. It never
fails. It is tho- most perfect remedy ever
produced fur bowel complaints." For sale at
25 aud 50 cents per bottle by Gruhler Bros.,
druggists.
Thieves llurgltirlKo it Church.
ItAZUlTOX, Pa., Aug. 3. Thu Greek
Catholic church and tho Delawaro, Sus-
nuehannaand Schuylkill railroad station
here were entered uy tniovos anil roblieil
Saturday night. Two ctuillcos valued at
500 wcro token from tho church and the
priest's vestments woro torn und trampled
unon. Tlie ticket case In the railroad sta
tion was smashed and the tickets torn
and spread ubout tho promises. There Is
no clew to tho perpetrators.
To Demand Senator Wolcott's IleKlguatloti
DnsvEK, Aug. 3. An evening papor
publishes in mi oxtru tho statement that a
meeting of loading Republicans wus hold
yesterday, which decided to demand the
resignation of Senator Woloott on uo
count of his support of the Uopubllcun
national ticket.
A little daughter of Mr. Lewis Dayton, au
old and much respected citizen of liiirultz.
Pa., occasionally has trouble with her
stomach which gives her considerable dis
tress. Iu speaking of it Mr. Dayton ald
"As soon as sho has an attack' wo give her a
doso of Chauiborlain'a Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, and it has novcr failed
to relievo her promptly; Wo all use, it in
our family with tho same good results." For
sale by Gruhler Bros., druggists.
BOURKE COCKRAN'S ATTITUDE.
Kuiorn Indorsement or McKlnlcj Klectors
by Htrnlglitimt Democrats.
New YoltK,Aug. 8. Hourko Cochran re
turned last Saturday from Kurope by tho
steamer Paris. Mr. Cochran did not for
got American polltlos during his trip, nnil
ho has evolved a plan by which ho thinks
the defeat of tho Chicago candidates may
bo cncompnssoel, Speaking of tho situa
tion ho said:
"1 regard lt as tho gravest In tho history
of the country, oxceodlng in Importance
tho crisis of lHfiO. This is a qttostlon of
morals ns well as of polltlos. I decline to
follow Mr. Hryau In a crusado against
honesty and tho rights of lnbor."
"Do you mean that you will actively
oppose tho Democratic party, or abstain
from nctlvo support of ttf"
"In a contest for tho oxlstcnco of civil
ization no man can remain neutral. Who
ever does not support tho forces of order
aids tho forces of disorder. If I can do
anything to thwart a movement tho suc
cess of which I should regard ns an Irre
parable calamity, not only to'thls country,
but to civilized socloty every where, I shall
certainly dolt."
"Will you support Major McKlnloy out
right, or do you favor tho nomination of
another Democratic ticket?"
"I believo that all Democrats who ore so
thoroughly In favor of sound money that
they placo tho defeat of Bryan above the
interests of any organization or lmrty
should meet In convention for tho purposo
of considering tho form anil method by
which they can glvotho greatost efficiency
to their opposition. For my part, I do not
bollevo that tho nomination of other can
didates for president or vico president
would servo any useful purpose Tho best
thing to do is to ludorso tho McKlnloy
eloctors."
I. A. II. Wiilcncr Ilereft.
BAlt HAltlion, Me., Aug. 3. All the
guests ut tho hotels mid cottages hero wcro
painfully surprised by tho announcement
on Saturday of tho sudden death on board
tho steam yacht Josephlno, of Mrs. Joseph
ino Wldener, wife of P. A. B.Wldoner, tho
widely known railway magnate of Phila
delphia. Mrs. Wldener was found lifeless
In her stateroom by her husband, and tho
Indications aro thnt sho had been deadsov
eral hours beforo tho startling discovery
was made. Her tlenth was peaceful and
probably painless, resulting from heart
failure. Mrs. Wldener had long been an
Invalid, and a voyago along the coast had
be'en rocoinnienileil by her physician.
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A murderous Peacemaker,
Baltimohh, Aug. 3. Juiiies D. Deets,
of 1716 Ramsay street, camo homo drunk
Saturday night iintl nbused his wlfo,
Annlo, who, becoming frlghtcneil, rau
into tho street and called for assistance.
J. Hanson Andrews, an engineer, aged 29,
volunteered protection and wont with
Mrs. Deets to the eloor of her house. Deots
opened tho door, and soolng Androws bo
gun striking him. Without a word An
drews whlppotl out a knifo and stabbed
Deets to tho heart, killing him instantly.
Andrews was arrested.
One Nlglit That Curfew Did Not Hlng.
Nantucket, Mass., Aug. 3. Curfew has
been rung hero with scarcely au Interrup
tion for over a century, but lt elldnotrlng
on Thursday night. When tho town crier,
Hull, climbed tho tower to perform his
nightly task ho found that tho immense
iron tongue had broken and dropped to
tho church roof below. Tho break will bo
repaired us speedily as possible, for with'
out Its customary rising and retiring bell
tho old town Is considerably out ot joint.
A Condemned Murderer's Statement.
Unioniown, Pa.,- Aug. 3. Frank Mor
ris, tho boy .nurdcror of Barnard Loker,
who Is sentenced to lie hanged on Sopt. 1,
has made a statement which, If provod to
bo truo, may havo an Important bearing
on his caso. Ho claims tho crlmo was
committed by another man ivho lived
near Dawson. Two weeks after Morris1
conviction this mau committed suicide,
aud it is alleged he mado a full confession
of the crime.
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Double Lynching In Alaliiiinit.
Selma, Ala., Aug. 3. Tho two negroes
who attempted to assasslnaro Colonel C.
D. Hunter, of this county, two weoks ugo,
woro lyuchcel iionr tho sceuo of their
crlmo lust Friday night. Tho bodies woro
found swinging from a brldgo on Satur
day, pierced with ninny bullets. Tho
crlmo for which they suffered death was
a dastardly one.
Mr, Itrockway'd House ltotibetU
Lono Branch, Aug. 3. Tho opldomlo
of burglurlos on this portion of tho Now
Jersey coast continues to spread. Tho
latest victim is Horuco Drockwuy, proprie
tor of tho Ashlanil Houso In Isow York,
His oottngo In North Long Brunch wasetf
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Shipwrecked Setiineii Arrive,
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