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TlSI.Ul'JIONU CONNKOTION.
Evening Herald
WEDNESDAY, AVCH'ST 5, 16W1.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET,
ion 'iiimcnt,
AVI 1,1,1AM M'KIM.KY,
Of Ohio.
lull VICE l'IIIlliKKT,
OAUHHT A. HOIIAltT,
Of New Jersey.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
KOU CONHUSMAX'ATLAUlE,
(lAI.U.HHA A. C1HOW,
Of .Suviuchalina.
HAMUl.'I, A. DAVKNI'OIIT,
Of ICrlo
"Fatty" Hiiuh, of l'ottsvlllo, isa roaring
success ns an adjunct to a traveling museum,
hut a grand failure in the position ho assumed
in Monday's convention.
S. Hum) 'lhiwAiilis, of l'nttsvlllo, perma
nent chairman of the Itepublican county con
vention, is tlio recipient of many explosions
of congratulation upon the able maimer in
which ho presided over that hotly, all of
which is well deserved.
Mil. Woi.eorr is not tho elder, but the
better Senator from Colorado, ami his manly
nnd forcible statement of the reasons why ho
proposes to stay in tho Itvpuljlionn party will
read mneli more creditably in futuie
history than Teller's walk-out hpoteh tit
St Louis.
Majok Finni:y was an attentive ou-looker
it the Republican convention, lie remaiuid
in a comatoso state while the warring forces
were battling for supremacy withoutdrawing
ins sword once. When tlio contei-t was over
his Napoleonic faco burnt tl wit'la smilo that
was pleasant to look upon.
Tin: eontoition act is of easy pcrformantc
to some politicians and political writers
Tliey can turn their Kills to most any wind,
and (schuylkill county is not without a few
of them. Tlio Kepublican convention has
brought ono or two of tlicso anything-iit-any-time
political economist!, to tho fiout.
Tub result of today's Legislative con
vention, in tho First district, is gratifying to
the Republicans of Shenandoah especially.
The re-iHimiuatitin of Hon. ,To.sepli Wyatt,
who faithfully lcproscnttd this distiict at
Jlnriislmrg, will lie endorsed by tho voteis
in November. Tho Democratic Humiliation
mil prove an empty honor.
Tin: wonder is liow advertisement leader
manage to liud what they aio seeking for
among the mtny hundied announcement:
in some of tho blanket sheets. In a paper
like the IIi:i:vi.i, which is neat, compact and
readily handled, they have nosiidi dilliculty.
J'he pages aio readily scnmiul, and tlio atl
MTtiseincntx sought for easily found. Adver
tisers of experience have long since found
that out.
It is said that Major McKinley will not
send out his letter of acceptance until after
liryau makes hi.selocutionary ell'oit at .Madi
son Squtuo (.iai'dth, New Yolk, on tlio oc
casion of his notlflcation. And when Major
.McKinley does cut loose tho fur will fly.
liryan lias been cutting a wide swath in tho
West witli his llowery speeches, but ho must
get down to earth when he comes East, and
William McKinley will be heie with died
ammunition tu meet him in battle array.
It is true, as McKinley says, that "l,'o
publlcan principles are such that they can
be submitted witli safety and confidence to
i he intelligence of tho educated men of tho
country." That has always bem ono of tho
party' sources of stiength and success, hi
other words, it ' Is a party that has always
hud logic and wisdom on its side, and that
lus never catered to ignorant o and fully for
the prouiotiou of its interests. Tho man who
belongs to it is not obliged to resort to any
bind of sophistry to justify his position. Ho
lus sound reasons to give for tlio faith that
lie prufesse.s, and his vote is cast on tlio basis
tit tho boat facts in American politics.
Till: candidates upon the county ticket ure
an sooner elected than responsibilities present
themselves. Tho question of euuiity chair
man is already being agitated in and out of
the iuuerciicles of the party. The nominees
of the convention, who have the appoint
meat of a county chairman and seeietarles,
Arc perfectly able to make the selections and
we have sullieient confidence in tlieia to lw
iiere that the appointments will bemado in
the party's interests, rutlier than to satisfy
tlie demands of a faction. They fully realize
the qualifications nocossiuy for a successful
leader, being themselves old cauipaignorf,
ami wo await tho selection w(tli little appro
heusiou.
- - .
Tin; ro-organiziitlon of the floard of Health
viu Moutlay evening npirs to give general
satisfaction. Tlio political coinplexluu of
the Hoard remains Democratic four of that
party and ouo Uepublicaii. Mr. 1'. D,
Hulman, of tho Fourth ward, is the now
member and ho will no doubt provo the
wisdom of his selection by strict atteutlon to
tho duties. Tho ro-clectlou of the old ofllcors
tf tho Hoard is a deserved compliment
The indications aio that tho lloaid will act in
perfect harmony, at least it is to 10 hoped
so. There is an ahundaucl of work to be
performed. 'Tho sanitary condltlou of Shcn
audouli cau ho greatly improved upon, and
tho people naturally look to the Hoard o:
Healtli for tho removal of nuisance of this
nature.
i:ploloii lit ii 1'mtilcr Mill.
The small preis- house of the Welily
l'owilcr Works, at Motz's station, one milo
above Tatnaqua, blow up yesterday morning.
Tho explosion was caused by a srk flying
from au iron hoop through which an employe
was driving a nail, Tho workmen escaped
injury by jumping into tho creek that was
running clow by. Tho damage was nominal.
flrlp-Cnld-lliaitnrlie. .
Why Buffer with Coughs, Colds and La
Orlppo when Laxatlvo Ilromo Quinlno will
euro you In ono day. l'ut mi III tablets con
venient lor taking. Utiarantceu to euro, or
money refunded. Price. 23 ccnt6. For salo
by Klrliu's Pliarraaoy.
fJriintf-d Marriage License..
Frank Hallo, of Lnnifuril, nnd Cluiseppa
Malfattl, of Malianoy City ; Frank Kuplts
and Sophia Martzsack, both of Kclayrcs
Herbert ('. Hooks, of Shenandoah, and M.
Klllc lleaton, of Lost Creek ; John Krupa
and l'aniska Ilrosko, both of Mahanuy
l'lano; l'eter Kayccki and Annie Matsko-'
wski, both of Shenandoah ; Yv in. Cooper and
Annlo (iarawicz, both of Shenandoah :
Harry A. Hale, of Malianoy City, and Miss
Kirah llrutighali, of Malianoy township.
Of Course You Do.
Of course you want to avoid all deaths by
diphtheria. There Is otilj- onoiemedy known
that Mill positively and in every instance
cure this fatal disease. It la Thompson's
Diphtheria Cure, which has saved thousands
of lives by being usedjiccordlng to Instruc
tions. Not a single easo of failure ever
known. What is good for others Is equally
as useful to you. Also" cures all cases of
croup, quinsy, soro throat, etc. Sold by
druggists everywhere at 50 cents a bottlo.
No family can aflord to bo without it handy
in tho houso all tho time, and if once tried
you never will bo without it.
When yon want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or general tinsmlthlng dopo call
on E. F. (Jallaghor 18 West Centre street
Dealer ir stn-cs. l-tf
Talk of I'lision In Knnsns.
HUTClliN'oo.v, I&m., Aug. 4. The Demo
cratic state convention opens this nfter
iioon. Tliere has lieon absolutely no talk
regarding tho personnel of tho state ticket.
Interest Is completely iilisorbed In the
probnblo actltm of tho joint committee
tvhlch will be appointed by tho Demo
cratic nndl'opullst conventions to nrrango
for fusion. All of tho Democratic leaders
lielievo that fusion on some basis will re
Milt, lmt us to jnst what that linsls will bo
no one Is willing to venture u riioss. It Is
strongly asserted by several of tho most
Influential party managers that under no
cliciinistancoH would nny fusion arrange
ment bo agreed, to unless tho Populist in
tlor.seinent of tho Chicago plntforni with
llryuti nnd Pown.ll should bo matlo first.
To Nurse tlio Cuban Wounded.4
Ni:vv Yomc, Aug:. Having nsitsiiim
the care of tho sick nntl wounded In tho
Cuban vv.ir, tho "Oscar l'rinielles" club
has boeii organized in this city. Conoirn
ing tho club mill Its objects tho statement
given out at tho Cuban headquarters says
in part: "As the Spanish government,
against nil principles of humanity, has
forbidden tho Hod Cross to penetrate into
the Cuban camps, this club will endeavor
to take its placo ami euro for tlio suffering
and dying In the Cuban ranks." An ap
peal Is tnado for medicines of nil kinds,
surgical liistrumentsintl physicians' sup
plies. Altgi'lil Don't Won I u Ciliim-t Oilier.
ClUCAtio, Aug. 4. Governor Altgeld us-
hei ted yesterday when ho reached Chicago
that ho would positively accept nothing.
Ho said that ho had no dosiro to bo attor
ney general In Mr. liryan's cabinet, anil
declared there was no truth whatsoever in
the story that ho had inado a bargain with
Mr. Hryan to receive the portfolio In re
turn for tho support of tho Illinois delega
tion in the convention. Ho added' "There
is not a slnglo thing In tho gift of tho pres
ident that I want, or would consider for a
nioiiiunt."
liny Keystono Hour. I! sure that tho namo
Lessio & Hark, Ashland, Fa., is printed on
overy sack.
Held on ii Charge ol jVllll-iler
LA 1'I.ATA, Mil., Aug. fl. George Mut-
thovv'h, mi oystenmin, is held hero charged
with tho murder of James ,1. Irwin on
Saturday night last. Kvlduiu-u brought
out at tho Inquest held shows that Mat
thews has been on inMniiitu terms with
Mrs. Irwin and that, tho murdered nilin
was cognizant of tho fact. Matthews de
nies nil knowledge of the crime.
Hlllelde of u Wire Murderer,
Heattli:, Wash., Aug. 0. Lavvroncft
Cumiiiings, who murdered his vvifo, Eliz
abeth dimming., ami tried to lnurderhis
daughter u tho night of June 12, 18!l,
committed sulcldt) In the comity jail at
13 :45 o'clock In the morning by shooting
himself through tho head with a ruvolver,
which ho had concealed In his cell.
lllalid Nominated by Al'cliiliiutlon.
Jf.kfuhson City. Mo., Aitg. 6. Richard
1. Dlalitl was nominated for congress by
tho Democrats of tho Eighth district yes
terday afternoon by acelamntieli. Heso
lutious indorsing the Chicago plntforni
ml nominees ami renewing allegiance to
Mr. Uluud wero adopted, .
The Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania nnd Jsew Jer
sey Probably fair, continued warm,
nmthwestiirly wind;.
1 l!"gSfcC
"Cures talk "in favor MB n
oi Hood's Barsaparllla, I 3 R r
as for no other medi-
cine. Its great cures recorded in truthful,
convincing language ot grateful men and
women, constitute its most effective ad
vertising. Many of these cures are mar
velous. They havo won the confldenco oi
tho iwople; have given Hood's Sarsapa
rilla tho largest sales in tho world, and
have made necessary for its manufacture
tho greatest laboratory on earth. Hood's
Sarsaparllla is known by the cures it has
made cures of scrofula, salt rheum and
eczema, cures oi rheumatism, neuralgia
and weak nerves, cures of dyspepsia, liver
troubles, catarrh euros which prove
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the bestIn fact the One True Wood Purifier.
, , r-.-1-i cure liver Hist easy to
llOOCl S FlllS take, easy to operate. c.
COTTOLENE.
ymTT-ta.TiT!tflT.gtflTlT;
Yes If shortened with Cottolenc.
made with Cottolenc. It can then
fear, Biscuit made with
0 ore light, flaky, digestible.
a inn
WHOLESOME ?
lH 1
N. K. FAIR1IANK COMPANY,
V3 CHICAGO. rl LV YORtV.
I.I Visits Lord Salisbury.
London-, Aug. (". LI Hung Chnug, tho
Chlneso envoy, dressed in a yellow robo
and nccoinpanletl by n number of attend
ants, wns present In tho houso of commons
yesterday. Ho was escorted to n scat be
neath tho gallery, and listened to the de
bate on tlto Scotch 'igrlcultural rates bill.
Later the distinguished (yhitiamnn hud nn
oudlcneo with tho Marquis of Salisbury at
tho foreign olllco. Tho Chlnoso statesman
wns borno Into tho audience room on u
chair, In order to avoid tho futlguo of
mounting tho stairs. Ho wore u yellow
jacket, tho poacock fonthcr nntl a claret
colored skirt.
Turkey's liiianclal Dllllcnltlcs.
CoNSTAN'Tixoi-LK, Aug. B. Tho iluau
clal dllllcnltlcs of tho government aro
acuto. Tho olllrlals on tho civil list havo
not received their salnrlos for the past
seven months, and when some of them
complained they were arrested. The sul
tan Is paying nome of the olllcials out of
his private; purse, and negotiations In pro
gress with London bunkers to cupitalizo
the Cyprus tribute have been broken oil,
owing to the excessive demands of tho
Turkish government, which counted on
getting from this sourco thosumof $2,2o0,
OUJ with which to replenish Its coffers.
llrutnl l'lrelitigs In Ohio.
Hf.iiea, O., Aug. 5. Early in tho morn
ing the houso of lilchard Dodd, on Pros
pect strsot. was set on fire and burned to
the ground, nothing being saved. A wire
screen had lieon torn from tho window,
oil poured on au unoccupied bod near It
and lighted. Two children wero over
come by smoke. Tho house of James
Woodcock, n neighbor, was nlso saturated
with oil, but It was not sot on flro. Dodd
and Woodcock aro contractors nt tho
quarries, mid both employ non-union men.
There Is talk of lynching If the culprits
uio apprehended
immigrant Swindlers l:tradtted.
Tiskxto.v, Aug. 5. Governor Griggs
yostcrduy granted papers for the extradi
tion of Charles Wlntlslch, Lewis Hecho
and Kmll Slickllch, confined In tho Hud
son county jnll. They ure wanted in Now
York on a' charge of having Impersonated
United States customs officials and swind
ling two Immigrant s in forty-second street
out of 1,000 in money and 81,100 worth of
jowelry. Most of tho jewelry and SfiOO of
tho money was recovered when the mou
wero urrontotl in Hobokon some time ago.
Kite miiutlsiu Cured In ii Day
"Mystic Curo" for Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon the system is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at onco the cause
ami tho discaso immediately disappears. Tho
first doso greatly licncfits; 75 cents. Sold by
C. II. Hagenbuch, Druggist, Shenandoah.
Igitonturp Debarred from Citizenship.
Washi.voto.v, Aug. 5. In refusing to
grant naturalization papers tu two young
Italians Judge Cole, of the district su
preme court, held that no ono who is In
ignoranceof the constitution of thoUnftcd
States is competent or is entitled to bo
como admitted to citizenship. Tho young
men explained that they had como to this
country beforu reaching their majority,
und that they have over sinco roslded hero,
but when questioned by the judge they
confesscd that they do not understand tho
constitution and wero oven doubtful as to
tho form of this government,
Cuban Women's Iit.
JACKsON-VII.LK, Flu., Aug. 5. Advices
from Havana stutp that Senoni do Tru
jlllo and Scnoni de Sololoiigo, wives of in
surgent enters, and tho latter also sister to
tho rebel leader, Jjizo, were arrested In
"Pinar del Hlo. They have since bupn sent
to tho houso of refngw In Hnvatui for
women of ill repaid tinder closo watch. In
Havana social circles tho lack of consider
ation shown by tho Spanish military au
thorities toward tho women mentioned is
much discussed. Tho first named is tho
wife of u former lending Pinar del Hlo
physician and highly connected.
A Cripple Creek Magistrate nu Trial.
CuriTLU Cheek, Oolo., Aug. 5. The
trial of Roliert Mullen, police magistrate
of this city, has begun before tho town
board. Ho is charged' with malfeasance,
oppression and Incompetency. It was
shown by witnesses that ho threatened to
kill George J. Hontloy, an nttornoy, nnd
anyone else who should aid In tho prosecu
tion of tho charges against him. Mullen
is accused of saying that he had an organi
zation behind him that would blow oil
tho earth any ono who opposed him.
Setback' for KiilUliurs'ii Uovermiient.
London, Aug. 0. Lfi tho houso of lords
last night Unit body, by a vote of 25 to 10,
inserted u clause in tnu irisn laborers mil
which the government resisted, us It would
endanger tlio passage of the bill In tho
hoiisoof commons. Tho defeat of tho gov
eminent etiusod a stir In the lobby. It
has disconcerted tho government, which
fears that the lrlsli land bill will sutler
considerably at tho hands of the Irish land
lord poors.
Another Massttcro In Crete.
CONSTANTIXOPI.H, Aug. 5. Olllchil nd
vices received hero stuto that tho Cretan
insurgents havo attacked tho Mussulman
families living In the Kcuourht district.
and that l,o00 of tho Mussulmans havo
lieon killed. Tho unto upon which the
massacre occurred Is not given.
IVU Drud from Ills lllcycle,
CAl'E MaV, Aug. 5. S. T. Nell!, n law
ycr, of Vrron, Pa., who had lieon staying
at tho Lafayette hotel with his family, fell
from his bicycle yesterday. When ho was
picked up he was found to lie dead. Heart
failure was tho cnuso of death.
COTTOLENE.
Don't give up your pie but have it
be eaten generously without
Look for the trttdfrntrkl
in cflttos-ptunl vreaf A od em? tin.
rHILAUuLrfllHi
TO "FARM OUT" SINGLE TAXERS.
Iilior nf Imprisoned Agitators to be Ad
vertised for Sale.
Dovun, Del., Aug. B. At a meeting of
tho levy court of Kent county, hold yester
day, tho following resolution wus unani
mously adopted i
"Hosolvod, That William M. Dickson,
clerk of tho peace in and for Kent county,
bo and is hereby authorized and directed
to advertlso In two newspapers for pro
posals for tho scrvlcos of tho tramps nnd
Slnglo Taxcrs who persist In violating tho
laws of this state, and that ho bo directed
to recclvo and uvvnrd to tho highest nnd
best bidder for tho services of theso law
breakers to work on tho streets or roads of
tho county, said bids to bo under seal and
security for tho money to lie inclosed with
tho bid. All bids for tho services of theso
men must? bo in the hands of said clerk of
the peaco on or before 12 o'clock on Tues
day next."
Arthur II. Stephenson nnd other Slnglo
Taxcrs conllncd in jail hero inado applica
tion last night through their counsel,
Jackson H. Hnlston of Washington and
James L. Wolcott of Dover, under habeas
corpus proceedings, for admission to ball
pending final disposition of tho case.
Chancellor Nicholson continued tho hear
ing until Saturday next, but denied tho
upplicatjon for admission to ball. Halnos
I). Albright of Philadelphia oud Charles
W. Kuuo of Wilmington joined the Im
prisoned Slnglo Taxers last night, having
been arrested for obstrnctlng highways.
Your Hoy AVont I.lvo a Month.
So Mr. Oilman Brown, of 3t Mill St., South
fiardner, Mass., was told by tho doctors.
His son had Lung trouble, followingTyphoid
Malaria, and ho siKjnt three hundred and
seventy-five dollars with doctors, who finally
cave him up. sayinc: "Your boy wont livo
a month." Ho tried Dr. King's New Dis
covery and a few bottles restored him to
health and enabled him to go to work a per
fectly well man. He saj's ho owes his pre
sent good health to the use of Dr. King's
New Discovery, and knows it to bo the best
in tho world for Lung trouble. Trial Ilottlos
Free at A. Wasloy's Drug Store.
KcnUy to Attack the Troolin.
HAVANA, Aug. 5. There nro indications
that un attack is Imminent upon the
trocha. Bandera is encamped near Manga,
in Plnardel Illo, and Lacret is malntain
iiigti watch upon tho trocha near Canns,
prepared to second Handera's attack.
From Arfcinlsa answering signals of rod
lights are seen at night in tho Insurgent
camps. Pedro O'Fmrill and Fulgenclo
Sanchez were executed at Matauzas today.
No I'lisUm In Iml'miit.
iNMAyAltvUS, Aug. 5. It can lio an
nounced atithoritntivi'ly that tho present
Democratic state commlcteo will not con
sider any proposition from tho Populist
state committee-to divide electors in this
state. Inquiry at both PopulIstandDeni
ocratlc headquarters show that there Is
no probability of tho two. parties coming
together in state- or natlonal nlTalrs.
DlJastrmi Flood la Nicaragua
San Juan del Sun, Aug. 5. Tho cap
ttiln of tho steamer Costa Itlca, which has
arrived here from KI Itniuui reports that
heavy floods orenrred at that place, de
stroying house-, und plantntlons, nnd caus
ing great loss of life. The Nlcnragunn
government is trying to reopen communi
cation So as to confirm tho report.
The people have long sinco learned that
tho most disagreeablo medicines aro not ncc
ossarlly the-best. In fact, as a rulo, they aro
not. What is wanted is something mild and
suro, such as Cliamborlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Kcmedy, That is really
pleasant to tako when reduced with water
and sweetened. Then It is acknowledged
everywhere to be tho most successful remedy
n tho wurld for bowel complaints. Ask any
number of druggists for tho best remedy
they have for diarrhoea and fully nine out of
ten will recommend Chamberlain's. In
speaking of this medicine, Mr. 11. II. llulfum
of Fricndsville, Susquehanna Co., Pa., says:
Wo have used it iu our family for pain in
tho stomachy colic and diarrlioei and found
it to be a most cfloetlvo remedy." For salo
by (irulilcr Bros., druggists.
To lest h ISw Jers'ey Law.
Thf.NTON, Aug. 5. Tho constllutlonatltv
of tho Atluutlc county court of common
pleas, also tho constitutionality of thellsh
anil gunio law or fllarch 23, 1893. uro nuns
Honou in certiorari proceedings brought
in the supremo court on behalf of David
juorlucui. Morlnelll was uncd 20 for
gunning on buuduy near Hammonton
by a justlco of tho peace, und the flno was
sustained on un uppoal by tho Atluntlo
county court of common ploas.
Forged itev. Dr. 1'aitouV Name.
Nf.w Yokk, Aug. 5. Juntos Phlllius.
27 yours old, well dressed and good look
ing, whoso futhor is said to be Samuel J,
Phillips, of North Carolina, -now a rosl
dont lawyer of Washington, and who was
solicitor genonil'under several Itepubllcan
administrations, was nrrosted yesterday
and later wus Indicted for forgery. He is
charged with having forged to n check for
&)7 tho nnmo of Hov. Dr. John 11. Puxton
A little daughter of Mr. Lewis Dayton, au
old and much respected citizen of llarnltz.
Pa occasionally has trouble with her
stomach which gives her considerable dis
tress. In speaking of it Mr. Dayton said
"As soon as she has au attack wo glvo her a
doso of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea liemcdy, and it has never failed
to relieve her promptly, Wo all use it in
our family with tho samo good results." For
salo by Gruhler Ilro3., druggists,
Cottolen" ml fr'. kt4 E
trtxj Uo,
PITTSBURGH. B
THE CANTONSILVER CLUB.
In n Communication to It llrjn Lauds
Ills l'nlltlcal Opponent.
Lincoln, Nob., Aug. B. Iu response to
tho recant telogmm from Canton, O., tell
ing of tho organization of silver forces In
tho homo city of Govornor MoKlnloy, Mr.
Hryan yesterday sent tho following to Mr.
John C." Harmony, secretary of theJJryan
Silver club, nt that place:
"I am lh receipt of your mossngo con
veying greetings from tho members of
your club, and bog to assuro them of my
noarty appreciation of their support. Tho
fuct that thoso of your citizens who bo
llcvo that tho United States Is strong
enough to havo financial policy of Its
own nro willing to array themselves
against a townsman of high character and
great personal worth Indicates tho depth
of their convictions. Whenovor a great
Issuo arises tho Amcrlcnn peoplo always
provo their Indopondenco and moral cour
ugo, without which self government is Im
possible. It gratifies mo to know thnt tho
silver sentiment In its growth la disre
garding pnrty lines."
In regard to tho Invitation oxtendod to
him to speak in Cnnton, Mr. Hryan snld
that ho did not know that ho would do so,
but that If ho did It would bo an Informal
talk from tho car platform.
Hon. C. W. Thompson, a delegate to the
convention of tho Nntlonnl Silver party at
St Louis and a member of tho platform
committee, was In Lincoln yesterday to
confer with Mr. Brynn. Mr. Thompson
says that tho statoof Washington Is being
rapidly organized by lato Republicans,
and ho bcllovos thnt tho state will cost her
vote for Bryan and Sowoll.
Mr. Thompson is a member of tho noti
fication com inltteo of thoSllvor conven
tion, and when asked when the cominlttco
would probably meet Mr. Bryan he replied
that tho meeting would probably occur in
Baltimore as soon after tho New York no
tification as Mr. Bryan's contemplated
visit to' Mulno will permit.
, NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Minnesota Democrats and Populists
havo perfected n plan uf fusion, dividing
tho sttito and electoral candidates.
A severe rain storm, with some disas
trous results, has offi'ctually broken tho
two months drought In Arkansas".
W. H. Hurst, of tho San Francisco Ex
aminer and New York Journal, contom-,
plates starting a froo silver dally paper In
Chicago. ,
Near Natchez, Miss., six negroes were
drowned by tho upsetting of a skiff In
which they wero attempting to cross
Tensas river. 1
Tho match bicycle raco between Harley
Davidson and Cecil Elliott, for the Cana
dian championship, was won last night at
Toronto by Davidson.
Vree lills.
Send your address to H. E. Iiucklen it Co.,
Chicago, and get a free satnplo box of Dr.
King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince
yim of their merits. These pills are easy in
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cure of Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they havo been
proved invaluable. They aro guaranteed to
be purely vegetable They do not weaken
by, their action, but by giving tono to stomach
and bowels greatly invigorate tho system,
licgular size 25c per box. Sold by A. Wasloy,
druggist.
The Kansas linn of Fusion.
HtTTCHl&ON, Aug. 5. The Democratic
state convention yesterday named presi
dential electors and appointed a commit
tee to attend the Populist convention nt
Abileno today and ofloct a fusion of tho
two parties In Kansas. Tho Democrats
ugrco to surrender overythiug but the
electors to the Populists, and to lndorso
unequivocally tho state ticket nominated
by tho Populists, including n cougress-mun-ut-lurgo,
in return for nil Indorse
ment by tho Populists of tho Brynn and
Sowull electors. The convention practi
cally adopted tho plun by ncclamatlon.
Somo years ago when sunerliig with an
uncommonly severe attack of diarrhoea, Mr.
W. 11. Quinnip, of Atco, Pa., received
through the mall a samplo bottlo of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Heuiody. He says; "I found it to bo ono
of the most effective remodies I ever used. It
gave me almost immediate relief. It has no
superior and I thiuk no equal. vNo bad
eifects follow the uso of this remedy. It is
pleasant to take when reduced with water
and sweetened, Children like it. It never
fails. It is .tlio most perfect remedy ever
produced, for bowel complaints." For salo at
25 and 50 cents per bottlo by Gruhler. Eros.,
druggists.
Johnston's Dig Majority.
Birmingham, Ala., Aug. 5. Further re
turns received from Monday's election lu
this stnto confirm the llrst reports ofa
complete iJomocrntlo victory, with sur
prisingly large gains iu many cotintios.
It Is boliovod that tho complete returns
will show a majority of not loss that 45,000
for Johnston, nnd possibly 60,000. The;
Democrats havo carried certainly fifteen
comities that gave a Populist mnjorlty
two years ago. Tho Democrats will havo
twenty-four out of thirty-flvo members of
the legislature.
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Coining Event.
August 13. Ice cream festival under tho
auspices of tho Welsh Baptist Sunday school
in Iiobbln8 opera house,
Aug. 11. Ico cream fostlval in ltobbins1
opera house, uuder the auspices of tho East
End young Amoricans.
August 15. First annual picnic of the
Deferlder Hoso Company No. 3, at Columbia
park.
Aug. 22, Ico cream festival under the
auspices of Shenandoah Valley Council No,
530, Jr. O, U. A. M.i in Bobbins' opera house.
August 20. Lawn party at rpsidenco of
Dr. C. M. Ilordnor, 81 East Oak 6trcet, benefit
of All Saints church.
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POLITICAL CARDS.
JIOK CHIEF DUItGESS,
, PIERCE WALKER,
Of tlio Fburth ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules,
pOK CLERK OF THE COURTS,
. PHIL. X C0NNELL,
Of Girardvillc.
Subject to Democratic fules.
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Agent for
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