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EVENING HERALD
KSTAIII,ISIll:l) 1870.
Published ever)- Evening, Kicept Sunday, at
8 Socin Jaisdis Htukkt, Nkab Centre.
The Herald ricitveml InHlicnawluati and tho
RUrrouiitlliiK towns ftir six eentu ft week, pay
able to the carrier. By mail 83.00 ft year, or 'tft
cent n mouth, pajnlilo In advnncc. Advcttle
blent charged necordiiiK to space and iHmltlon.
Tho tiubllalicni reserve the rlht to cliniiRo the
f onltluTi of niUertlieiiiciit whenever tlio put)
Icatlou ( ncw demand. It. The rlht Is
reserved til reject nny ndvcrtUcnient, v hether
paid lor or not, thnt tlie iii)illlicra may deem
Improper. Aclvcrtlnlnji rate mado known
upon application.
Entered nt the po-tonice at Hhcuandoali, Pa., an
locoud dawn mail matter.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
tui:sday, si:i'ri;.Miii:ii s, ihm.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET,
run ruiii)EST,
WILLIAM M'KINLHY,
OI Ohio,
ivu vin: rurxuicxT,
tiAitmrr a. hoiuiit,
OI New Jersey.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
KUtt't'O.NllnrMStAS-AT-I.AKOE,
tlALUHHA A. OltOW,
Of Stifl'iueliaiina.
HAMUEL A. lUVENrOUT,
OI YjAa
THE TOWN'S DISGRACE.
Never in tho history of the borough have
tlie peoplo of Shenandoah experienced such
intense and bitter feeling, bordeiing on
desperation, as was manifested yesterday
when it beeaino known that Superintendent
llogart bad been arrested by "Jack" Tool,
upon a warrant sworn to by "Jim" .Smith
"ou information leccivcd." Tho bitter feel
ing was not caused so much because of the
fact of Mr. llogart's arrest, as tho manner in
which it was brought about and tho despotic
refusal of Tool to cither accept ball, which
was ollered in any amount demanded, or to
allow Mr. liogart even time to make urcoamry
piepHralions for tho journey to 1'ittsburg.
Mr. liogart has always courted a thorough
investigation. In fact, he has expressed him-
Mf as only too willing to meet his accusers
lulu court of justice. Those who bcllovo that
the gentleman is a victim of persecution
originated at Knoxville, are just as firm in
their demand for a judicial determination of
the case to-day as they Hero when tho elec
tion and subsenucnt exoneration on the part
of tlie School Hoard tpok place. They had
hoped that the Milt instituted against James
.1. rraney, for libel, would bo the means of
clearing the atmosphere of any doubt that
might exist.
Kor this reason It was expected that tho
minority members of the School Hoard, in
stead of a iii.ui of no standing or responsi
bility, would prove their assertions by a
c runiual prosecution and give to that pro-y.-cediugs
at least some lospectabillty. Tho
animus of tho whole nllair is shown by the
brutal t.'oatmcnt to which Mr. Hogart was
ubjei tcdtised more liko a dog than a man
if lespectability. Why wasn't ho shown tho
nurtesy due bin position, by being allowed to
uter bail at I'ottsville ' Why was the time
nf I..., .-in., l...r,. .... firrnr,.,! ntit thnt tl...v
"alj'ould arrive at Knoxvillo at midnight or
hhtn. ill a time when it was thought he
Aonld be uni'ile to secure ball? These nic
ptutim-nl c in-tii .ii-., the answers to which
urc i u-ny louiiii
'riubetbi i lass of peoplo of all nation-
Iltiis ilcplnii the action, and many who
jppo-i'd in a ehane in the Superintcud-
Killer tlieir oiiiniou of the dastardly
itAJ in uiiiiu.i-.ur.il terms. They strongly
ret a cunilitioii ot atl.iirs that brings such
til a- tlinvi ho ale leaders in this dlsgracc-
- fill Ittr.iii t such prouiiiience in tlie town,
rightly believing that such a condition is a
rcpioach to the whole town. It is not sui
ji ism ta ''heiiaiidoah has a reputation in
tin .Auch 11 uiatV has when its citizens pcr-
0VerI,isc to ilgure prominently
Collie
Indian Iiidgo colll.to Supt. Hogart is duo
shut down at noon to-;fcat of his opponent for
of the jig engine brcaj Knoxvillo ull'.iir was
I'ottsville for ropairs.1.UVlii? m:m Br,1,s llt u
work will bo resumed.lvor t() slllvcrt thu will
flrunleil 'r- Whltakcr has now, as
John Helper, ouUid nK wl,ou "Iiposltioii to
Hun colliery, has bcoiuse of his lack of qualill
flO per riionthdatiiife cry of religions opposl.
through tho ahlo .to tho bigotry and faiiali-
Shoemakcr. rtllrs on thu School Hoard.
...tSi
n of the dilliculty, nud the
net of aTi
mi of aHV,cr mi.
The peni of Khcimuloah havo dwelt to-
vil.
ir(thii in h.inmiiiy and intermingled in busi-
i ptitsitits ami social intercourse in a
mliy manner, pievious to tho present
tanlly utti mpt to raise the cry of nation-
lty. Tin English language is inadequate to
ircs th- eniiu mpt that every fair-minded
an -ie i matter of what creed or imtioti-
be.us t'M. uds tho man who is so base
and devoid of all sense of justice as to bo
instrumental in creating the feeling that
txintsin this town to-day. It will require
yt urn to undo what has been done in tlio
short spucu el' the past twouty-four hourn.
No one icjrcti, this stato of n Hairs moio so
than wo do. Wo have expressed our opinion
whenever we considered tlie occaion mid
the good of the public Bohools demanded, but
have refrained from doing so unnoc'ossarily
unlike another publication that has nursed
AVuLfuatxred thin bitteruoss to sorvo mercen-
ntftynQylor tlie rinson mat we saw iioiimig
Sineil liicrcoy aim auiicipauu me
Irouhlo us ft result. During thu
ESIitroversy we have rolralnetl Irom
"ihfflVSlMinguagc, knowing well that sucn
tt ' inScotrtInt, and knowing further that tlio
i.ilMtt&i'usa of our people, without regard to
-v. 'lJfarAty. were bitterly opposed to tho
iBidaK procedure and iU iuevltablo rosulta.
.asBtsfiSiatfliat the warfare of morality has been
ij, jfyiWSMal0'1 our whools, theio is a strong
1 Vkfln5'on tho iiart of tho majority members
"3Sfcf'e001 Itounl t0 carr'l"lf the war into
Africa- Kmnora aro rlfo In this respect, and
tho end In not yet. This Is ouo or tlio lc
nlorable results of the bitter feeling en
gendorod, und it Is with apprehension that
tUr Utter class of citizens oi tne to-vn view
the future and Its attending consequences,
PITHY POINTS.
Happening Throughout the lti'Rloll Cliron
lelecl lor llitnty l'ennal.
Distriit Attoriioy Meclitel Is still confined
to the houw.
'J'lierc were B03 cases at tlie opening of
court yoatenluy, tlio Mgliost in its lilstory.
Letters of administration were grunted to
Lyilla Ann Kvans, on tlio estate of Joseph
Kvaui, late of Ailil.tml, decoRMxl.
Tlie Lehigh Valley collieries rosiiineil work
this morning.
The Lost Creek toam has drunpod out of
the county league.
Miss Amilo Dougherty, of Locust (lap, a
well known young lady, trod on a rusty "all
a few days ago. Novv blood poisoning has
net In, and her llfo Is despaired of.
Tax Collector Seaman yostorday made pay
ment to tho County Treasurer ou his '113
duplicate.
Indian Hideo colliery Is still idle, owing to
the crank hhaft of the jig engine breaking
yeelcidny.
PERSONAL.
Joseph Holhrook, a iiroinlncnt bicycle
dealer of Philadelphia, is spending u few
days in town the guest of George Soagcr.
Mr. Holhrook is in town witli a large stock
of bicycles, which ho is disposing of at a
very low figure.
John Shore, of the Mammoth Clothing
house, is spending the Jewish Now Year in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Memry, and daughter, Mrs. Nobtes, of
Ashland, and Miss Annie Morgan, of Hrook
lyn, wcro tho guests of town friends yester
day. Miss Maggio Hrennan is visiting relatives
in Tamaqtia.
T. J. llrougliall, the grocer, left for Sun
bury, and points along the Susipuchauua,
this morning.
Miss Katie llagcnlmch, of East Lino street,
is visiting relatives at Hloomsburg.
John Dunn, the painter, is doing jury work
at the lounty seat this week.
Joseph Hell was n l'ottsvillo visitor to-day
James Maskoll, of Philadelphia, was the
guest of town friends yesterday. Ho left this
morning for llazletcm.
Mrs. l'rauk Hush, of Mahanoy City, was a
town visitor yesterday.
Misses Mattio Lee and Illrdio Hellls left at
noun to-day for Philadelphia.
Joseph Whitakcr left town at noon to-day
to resume his studies for the priesthood at tho
St. Charles seminary, Overbrook.
Violin, Mandolin, Ilanjo, Guitar and Auto
haip strings and trimmings at Brumm's.
Motion Court.
Tlie following motions w ere hoard by Judgo
Pershing in court room No. :
In tlie case of the Trailey Township School
District Vs. the Tremont Coal Company to
assess damagos in the erection of a school
house. Tho viewers report damages in favor
of tho Tremont Coal Company in the sum of
S-100.
S. M. Ltiterline picsented petition for the
division of Upper Mahantongo Township into
two election districts. The matter will bo
inquired into.
The report of the viewers for a road in
Wayne township was confiimed by the court.
Mr. Lnterlinoalso presented a petition ask
ing tho court to follow a closer rule in tho
examination of applicants for naturalization
papers. The Judge abruptly interrupted Mr.
Lntcrllne, and said that while, lie had no ob
jection to listen to such a petition he thought
tlio Schuylkill County Court needed no in
structions from Judges in oilier courts or any
one else on this subject, and would follow the
same rule as they had in the uatunilization
of citizens, which Judge Pershing believed
was proper. Tho reading of the petition
created some little excitement, and was Hied.
to ctriti: a coi.u in osi: day
Take Laxntlvo Hromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists lefund the money if it falls to euro..
." cents.
Tlephoneslli tlio Mines.
It is altogether likely, says tho Ashland
Telegram, that before very long all tho
colliciies of the. P. i'c It. C. & I. Co., in this
region will be equipped witli :t telephone ser
vice that will permit easy communication
between the bottom of the slope and tho
engine house on tlie suiface, this system to
take the place of tho crude, and generally
unsatisfactory speaking tubes that uro now
in uso ut many of the collieries. Thu inno
vation has already been introduced at North
Ashland colliery, and it works successfully.
Equally as important as tho telephone, com
munication is tho signal service by simply
pressing the electric button. Already ten of
tho fifty-two P. & It. C. & I. Co. collieries
havo been equipped with these new uppll
antes, and shortly they all will be so equipped.
Wants the World to Know It.
II. P. Hull', of 810 Hepburn street,
Williainsport, Pa., says : I can say posl
lively that Thompson's Diphtheria Cure
saved my lifo and also that of my sister.
Tho doctors had given up both of us,
Our friends were advised to try Thomp
son's Dlpiiliiena uure on us. iney inn
and in two days' time tho dreaded disease
had disappeared. I am only too glad to havu
the privilege of letting the world know the
wonderful curative powers ol tills medicine,
and wish I could tell every ouo individually.
No medicine liko it in tho world." For salo
at Kirliu's drug store ut 50 cents a bottle.
Ilctiiriicd I'roiit Europe.
Miss Margaret Thomas, of Moroa, one of
tho teachers sent to Kuropo by Snellcnberg &
Co., the Philadelphia cluthlers, as the lesiilt
of tho most popular teachers voting contest
arrived in Philadelphia Sunday from Livor
pool ou tho steamer Ithyiiluud.
This la tho complaint ot
thousands at this season.
Thoy havo no appetite; food
does not relish. They need thetonlug upo
tho stomach and digentlvo organs, which
n courso of Hood's Sargaparlllo will glvo
them. It also purifies and enriches tho
blood, euros that distress after eating and
internal misery only r dyspeptlo can
know, creates an appetlto, overcomes that
tlrod feeling and builds up and sustains
tho vvholo physical system. It so prompt
lv and olficlently relieves dyspeptlosymp
toms and cures nervous headaches, that it
seems to havo almost "a mnglo touch."
Sarsaparilla
Is tho best In fact the One Truo Wood Purifier,
aro the best after-dinner,
..lltn Kl.l .llonatln., ift.th
Hood'S PHIS pills, aid digestion.
ion. S5T
THE B0OART CASE.
I
Clllzeii" Writes of the Outrageous plan
ner ol the SupcrlnlniHlcnt's Arrest.
LiilTOR IlMiAlt): To say that tho ro-
spoctablo portion of our community, re
gardless of cieod, were shocked at
tho outrageous manner In which one
"Jack" Toole made an arrost nftor tho
manner of an Lngllsh red-jacket constable In
an Irish eviction case, and railroaded' his
victim to n far olf county in order to arrivo
at an huur of tho night by which ho vvould
havo tlio satisfaction of incarcerating his
prisoner, even If it was only for three or four
hours, is putting it very mildly.
It was only a few days ago that this same
Tool was seen Interviewing a certain rail
road agent - and in u very earnest
conversation carried on in an under
tone if any one accidentally walked their
way tho conversation ceased ho was evi
dently planning for the quick railroad con
nections by which ho would bo enabled to
railroad his intended victim in as round
about a way as possible. His plea that ho was
willing to accept bail in tho court of Sun
bury, and refused to go to his nearest and
own county scat to cuter it, showed tho real
animus of tho whole affair. Tho remark
gleefully spouted out on tho public street
by our ox-school oflicial that "Now wo havo
him fast," as ho surveyed Supt. Hogart in
front of tho Justice's olllco, and tho remark
of that would-bo champion of morality, who
is now charged with libel, "This means fif
teen years in iail," shows woll how honest
they are in this matter of their attempt to
shoulder "morality" in a manner that out
siders would infer they were tho protoypes of
Dr. Parkhurst, of New York.
Tho News in a column editorial would
have tho public bcllovo that this was n
spontaneous work of tho peoplo of tho town,
and tint they hoped and trusted (?) that Mr.
Hogart would bo enabled to prove himself
Innocent. Their actions belie tlieir words.
Let us see. Tlio man who wrote this edi
torial was none other than the same man who
presided at tlio "morality" meeting held
some time ago by a certain portion ot our pop
ulation. Who was ho V Why he's tho samo
nan who a few weeks before went "bail" for
prostitute whoso house had been raided in
this town. What an excellent judgo of what
constitutes "morality !"
I uuny, isn t it, that there is a certain
oliqtio in this town who are more interested in
this case than is tlio family who nre directly
nnuected. Strange, that our own honest,
pright, would-be tax-oxoucrated "Jim"
Smith, was obliged to mako this journey to
Pittsburg in order to swear out a warrant in
tho interest of this Vatos family, uono of
horn were present at the time the warrant
was made. Straugo that this same clique,
some of whom nro wealthy and respected
tizens of our borough, did not take thu
placo ot Jimmy.
Hut, then, you know If tho caso goes
against him, there will bo no redress, as
cither of thu two who are moving in the
matter are worth a collectable cent, wliilo if
property owner undertook tho same case,
ho would be mulcted for costs and damages
to character.
Why did not the two responsible business
men who interested themselves in this light
long enough to spend their time going from
oor to door soliciting cash contributions in
rder that this fight might Iio carried ou to
the bitter cud, so as to mako it as unpleasant
us posslblo for Superintendent Hogart while
in charge of our schools, go to Pittsburg and
make tlio charge ? Ah, they knew that In
case of failure, they would be held respon
sible, so they placo two straw men iu charge
f it from whom not one cent of damages
could he collected.
The uiinoiity side of the School Hoard are
lot content with having more than their
share of the teachers iu our public schools of
the borough, but they would want tho
superintendency. Tho trouble witli tho Cit
izens members of tho Hoard is that they aro
too lenient with the opposition. They allow
their petty spito against each other to coruo
iu between and thus allow the minority side
o capture tho spoils. Ho men, gentlemen,
and stand by the people who placed yon
there. ClTIZif.
Shenandoah, Pa., Sept. S.
DETTREY COMMITTED.
Shepplou Witnesses filio Diiianglng iZvl-
ilent-o Against Him.
Special to Kvi:sin; IIi:bai.u.
Mahanoy City, Sept. 8. David Dctterey,
f Shenandoah, was given a hearing here this
morning on a charge of stealing a cow from
Edward Toohey, ot Jacksous. Seven or
eight witnesses from Shoppton appeared as
witnesses. Tho chief ono was Simon Zella.
Ho swore that ho purchased tho cow claimed
by Toohey from Dettcrcy. Justieo Horn, of
Shcpptou, swore that tho bargain was made
iu his ollico and tho ?u paid there to Dctterey
by Zolla. Dettcroy signed a receipt under tho
assumed name of Georgo H. Crosby. Tho
receipt was producud. Dettcrcy was com
mitted for trial in default of f 300 bail.
OplnloiiH Ilaiideil Down.
In tho caso of Margaret Shcrrcr against
John Shcrrcr, application for divorce. At the
time of this marriage Shcrrcr hud another
wife in full life. The marriage therefore was
null and void.
In the caso of Schuylkill County vs.
Thomas Pepper, luto County Treasurer, who
is surcharged with between lsl,700 and ?l,bU0.
The court directed that judgment lie entered
against Thomas Pepper in the sum of ?1,400,
with intorest froui 1802 and costs.
In tho matter of dividing West Hmuswick
township Into two election districts, the
petition was refused.
In tho matter or nn application lor a
charter for the- Defender Huso Co., of Turkey
Hun. The application was defective iu many
ways. Tlio provisions, us prepared when
road by Judge Pershing, created considerable
laughter. Tho Judgu declared it was utter
nonsense, and therefore refused to grant it.
Iu tlio case of William Lider against tlie
Summit Branch Railroad Company, which
has lieen liouding since 1S86. Tho exceptions
to tho master's report are hereby overruled,
and tho bill dismissed.
Iu tho ease of the Commonwealth to use of
Schuylkill county vs. O. W. Johnson, rule for
want of suillcieiit attldavit discharged. Ex
reptions scaled.
In the vacancy of coustablo of Middleport,
Jacob Kline was appointed.
Iu tho matter of divorce, Lewis vs. Lewis,
tho application was granted on the ground of
desertion.
Iu the divorce case of Margaret Irwin vs,
Thomas Irwin. Decree granted by the court,
Tho grounds for tho dlvorco was cruelty.
Convicted of Larceny,
Chief of Pollro Thomas Tosh yesterday
convicted Andrew Jviizakiowlc before tl
l'ottsvillo court on a charge of stealing
watch. Tho accused was sentenced to pay
Hue of $10, the costs and servo imprisonment
for ono year, Kuzakiowicz was arrosttd
through a woman to whom he had given tho
watch, which had been stolon from a drunken
Pole.
iuy Icytquo Uojir, lo sure that tho name
rtia'&'Wn,:rAshSSa;.r., is printed on
CVery'saci;, '
YESTERDAY'S BASE BALL OAMES.
National Lrngtlr.
At Washington First rramo: ft. Louis,
Washington, 2. Second irnmo: Wnsh-
liiir'on, 11 ; St. Louis, 1. At Philadelphia
Phllmlelhhtn, 10: Chloairo, S. At 2ev
York First framo: Now York, 12; Pitts-
mrg, 8. booulid liainu: Pittsburg. 2: Now
York, 1. At Hostou First, gnino: Uoston,
11); Cleveland, 4. Second K.tino! Cleve
land, 3 j Uoston, 2. At Baltimore First
gnmo: Haltlinoro, 4; Louisville, 3. Sec
ond frame : Haltlnioro, 1); Louisville, 1.
Third game: IJ.Utinioro. 12i Lotilsvllto, 1.
At llrnoklyn First gnnio; Urnoklyn, 0;
Cincinnati, 1. Second game: Cincinnati,
Hrooklyn, 1.
Kastorn League.
At Scrauton First gnmo: Wllkosbarro.
; Scranton, 5. Second a-amo (lOlnnltma):
WTlltcsbarrc,8; Scrnuton,7. At Synrcuso
Irstftnmo: tsyraouso, o; Toronto, 1. Sec
ond rramo: Syracuse, 8; Toronto, 8, Third
fnmo: Syracuse, 8; Toronto, 2. At Buf
falo First gnmo: Jloohestcr, 12; Buffalo,
becoud rramo: Iittualo, 13: Iloohos-
tor, 4, At Providence First frnmo : Provt
donco, 7; Springfield, 8. Second gnnjo:
Providence, 0t Springfield, 5.
Atlnntlo Lenffue.
At Newark First raimo: Novvark, 7:
Lancaster, 0. Socondgnino: Newark, 4;
Lancaster, 1. At Hartford First garno
(forfeited) Hurtford, 0: Wilmington. 0.
Sooond gamoi Ilurtfonl, 21; WllmliiB-
ton, 3. Third unmo: Hartford, 10; Wil
mington, 5. At I'atorson First gnmo:
nterson, 7; Athletic, 2. Second ftamo:
Pntor.sun, 10; Athletic, 8.
The MotliiT Gets tlio Child.
CllAMl)i:ii3liuno, Pa., Sept. 8. An Im
portant liaboas corpus caso was- decided by
Judgo Stownrt yostcrdtiy. Sarah L. Myers
loft her husband nnd took with hor their
throe children. Tho husband recovered
ono of tho children, and tho wlfo sued for
tho possession of It, nUoglng that Myers
ill trunted her. Tho charge was refuted.
Tho judgo said thoy wore both equally
nblo to caro for tho child. Under tho old
ltvvv hu vvonld havo glvon It to tho father,
but under tho lnw of Jnno SH, 1890, ho
must glvo It to the mother. Tho law
makes tho mother custodian where both.
aro equally nblo to caro for tho child.
Prlghtflllly llltten In I'lglit.
ItHAniN'o, Ph., Sept. 8. A man named
Hassler, 23 years of ago, was frightfully
bitten in a fight noar tho footof thoHlgh
bmd Houso Inclined railway. Ha was in
sisting two blind musicians ton street car
lien several drunken men ran against
them. Hnsslor remonstrated, when ho
was attacked and badly bitten. During
tho fight ii. largo ploco of llosh was bitten
out of his left cheek and upper lip, und ho
ill bo disligured for llfo.
lttirtlsley'H riirUon Assured.
llAUlilSUtlliO, Sept. 8. Govornor Hast
ings will go to Krlo this evonlng to at
tend tho stnto convention of tho League
of Republican clubs. Ho will probably
tukn no action In tho Uardsley enso until
nftor his return. Ho says tho statement
that ho appointed Drs. John II. Musscr,
Charlos K. Mills nnd Edward Martin, of
Philadelphia, u commission to cramlno
B.irdslev Is not truo. It m.iy be said with
certainty that ho will grant the pardon.
llrewcrs uml Ilottlers Arrested..
ltnAUi no, Pa., Hept. 8. County Detective
Bankncclit Is after tho brewers nud bot
tlers of other counties who send their
vvapons Into Perks county In violation of
the llquo- lvrs of tho state. Hohasnr
rested four bottlers and brewers of Potts-
ivvn, who enteral bail befuro Alderman
Klrschinann to appear in court nest
week. Warrants vvuro Issued for sevornl
bottlers lu Allo.Uovvn aud Lebanon.
Cattle Killed hv Hathi? frozen firnss.
HAimisHCi'.t;, Sept. 8. A report received
:it the department of noriculturo states
that twenty-oua cattle In Monroo county
havo been killed by eating frozen grass. It
s probable that similar reports wllllio re-
eoived shortly from other portions of the
state.
llr. Oallng'her Hopelessly Insane.
New Yoiiic, Sept. 8. Dr. Gallagher, tho
released Irish prisoner, became violent
yesterday afternoon and was taken, to n
private Kanltarluiii nt Amltyvlllo, u. l.,
ist night. Ho Is said to bo hopclctily In
sane.
License Transfer.
Judge Pershing was busy yesterday in
hearing and deciding license transfers. He
put nil parties under a rigid examination,
aud a number of applicants went away dis
appointed. Intliocasoof Anthony liahutsky,
who wanted tho transfer of tho license of
Leon Dunowsky, in Sheuandoah, Judgo
Pershing asked whether tho seller proposed
to come back Ir. January to apply for nnother
placo. Witness said ho didn't know, and his
Honor refused tho transfer ou that ground.
The following transfers wore granted : From
Charles Moyer to Daniel It. Wilson, restaur
ant, Second ward of Ashland ; retail llceuso
of Thomas Catr, Frackville, to J. II.
L'mholtz ; vvholesalo license, of William
C'harlosworth, Porter township, tp Solomon
Jloss; wholesale license of Thomas Pepper,
Ashland, to Thomas Pepper's Sons; retail
licenso of Prank llonawitz. 1'irut ward of
Ashland, to Frank Geist.
Drought In North Carolina.
IUunnil. N. O., Sept. 8 The state
crop bulletin says: "The drought la yot
unbroken over many parts ot central nnd
eastern districts, aud Unit but little Im
provement Is now posslblo In crop oondl
tlons. Cotton picking Is rapid nnd under
fnvoroblo conditions; finality of cotton Is
high. Crop will be nearly all open by
Oot. 1 In eastern districts. Many fields
look us If struck by frost. Peanut crop Is
cut short by Auirnst drought. Hlco 1
only ordinary. Tobacco continues poor
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CuliLm, Prussian Sllosln, Sopt. 8.
Upon tho nrrlvul hero of their mnjostlos,
the emperor nnd empress of Ilussin nnd
tho omporor and empress of Gormnny,
yesturduy they were received In stnto by
tho provincial, municipal und military
authorities assembled on tho platform of
tho nillrond station. Tho burgomaster
delivered nn address of welcoino, to which
Emperor William replied, expressing tho
thanks of Emperor Nicholas, ns woll ns
his own. Their mnjostlos drovo togothor
to tho rovlow grouniL followed by tlio
ompresses In n second carriage.
Tlio streets vroro profusely decorated
with Ilusslnu nnd Gorman Hags, etc., nnd
packed with crowds' of people, the various
veteran association, socictlos, etc., nnd
Hourly all tho school children of tho town
and Its vicinity In plcttiron,uo groups and
nttlrod In their brightest holiday clothing.
Tlio Imperial party was lrcartlly cheered
ou all sides.
Tho departure of tho czar and czarina
was marked by an enthusiastic popular
ovation. All of tho German' prlncos and
tho court officials awaitod tholr majesties
nt tho Btatlon. Tho routo of tlie march
was lined with massos of troops, nnd be
hind tho troops stood tho donso nmssos of
tho peoplo, who choorcd voclforously
tho two rulers passed. On tho platform nt
tho station tho czur nud czarina bade
adlcn to tho Gorman prlncos and to the
other distinguished persons gathered thoro,.
nnd then, In tho most cordial manner,
they mado tholr faruvvolls to tho omporor
and empress of Germany. Tho two em
presses embraced warmly, both lielng vis
ibly moTcd, ns wore also tho two omporors.
Tho czar nnd czarlnn then onterod tho
train, tho band again playing tho Russian
anthem. Tho Russian lmporlnl pair
wavod ndlon from tho train until It was
out of sight.
Tho town was splendidly Illuminated
last night In continuation of tho cclobrn
tlon of the mooting of tho two omporors.
I.I Hung Chang nt Toronto.
Tokosto, Sept. 8. Tho siieclnl train
with Ll Hung Chang and suite on board
arrlvoil In t b.9 city yostenlay af tornoon on
tlmo. Tho train was stopped opposite tho
exhibition groundsniul tho statesman wns
mot by parliamentary nnd civic uotablos
nd escorted througli tlio grounds to tho
platform In front of tho grand stand,
where an address of welcomo was read to
him by Lieutenant Governor Klrkpatrlck,
of Ontario, to which Li Hung Chang,
through his Interpreter, briefly responded.
Ho wnschoered by tho largo crowd prosont
and seemod ploasod with tho ovation. At
4 o'clock ho boardod tho train for North
Bay, vvhonco ho- will continue on his
journoy to tho Pacific coast.
Senator Voorhees Seriously III.
TnnuB Hautu, Intl., Sept a Senator
Voorhces Is ill and failing so rapidly that
his friends fear ho will bo unablo to toko
part in tho campaign. Tho continued do
lay and doubt ns to his purpose nud physi
cal anility to take part In the- campaign
are causing much private comment nnd
conjecture in political circlos. With tho
exception of n few Intimate friends hero
no ono has authentic lntormntlon ns, to
tho presont condition of his health, and
nothing at all has been heard ill n public
wny from him on tho political Issues of
tho campaign.
Secretnry Ilerburt's Views.
Lrmiox, Sept. 8. Tho Daily News this
morning publishes a column interview
with Hon. Hilary A. Herbert, secretary
of tho nnvy of tho United States. "No,
doubt,"' said Mr. Herbert, "somo of tho
irold Democrats will feel obliged to voto
for tho liryan ticket, because I3rynn car
ried tho Chicago convention, but mnuy
will not do so. In my opinion tho Bryan
movement has reached its height and Is
now docllnlng." Mr. Herbert said that
Ids official position provonted Win from
speaking inoro freely. .
Tlio Dauntless Crow Relonseil.
BircNSWICK. Ga., Sent. 8. After being
dotallnod for a week tho- crow of tho tug
Dauntless, alleged to bo engaged in tho
Cuba- filibustering, were roleasod on
bonds yesterday with tho exception of tho
captain and first mate. Tho owners of tho
boat ns well as tho public generally hero,
aro Indignant that tho Dauntless should
bo detained and hor captain mid mote neui
without bond, when no evidence Is forth
coming ns to any vlolatloii of tho law.
Stevenson 3Iny Spenk for llrj-an.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8. Vlco Prosldout Ste
venson was closetod with Sonntor Jones
at Democratic national hoadqunrters for
two hours yesterday. He declined to mako
any statement for publlcntlou,but Senator
Jones. In his hearing, said: "Ut courso,
the vice president Is for our tlckot.' vv hllo
no ofllclnl Information Is given out lu re
gard to Mr. Stevenson's program during
tho campaign. It Is thought ho will maKO
several speeches for Mr. llrynu.
Tho lilllpplne XHlanil1 UprUlns.
JlAtilttDv Sept. 8. A dispatch to Tho
Imparclal from Hong Konjr. says thnt n
thousand insurgents comnmnuou uy ti
half brood named Santollauo, havo In
vndad pnnlsdrn, In tho province of Xuovu
Eoljiv, Island of IjUzoii, tho largest of tlio
I'hlllpplno Islands, and havo lniprlsonod
tho governor, his secretary anil otnor oin
olaU, and h.ive ooninilttod innny outraaos,
Klectlnn ItlnU In Itarrclona.
MADiun, Sept. 8 Tho oloctlons for
members of tho councils conoral yostorday
have roulttl In tho return of a largo
ministerial majority. Sorloua rioting has
taken nlaco at Barcelona, where- the oleo
torui collego ballot box was snmshod and
knives and revolvers were iroeiy usou,
Several jiorsons vvoro wounded during
tho dlsturlianee.
Six I'rlsuncra llrcnk Jail.
IIdktinotox, Y. Va., Sept. 8. Dy th.
aid of chisels, secured In somo unknown
wny. John Lovo, who was awaiting trial
for niurdor, oscapod from tho jail lu this
city on Saturday night, nccompanlod by
live otnor criminals, i ne alarm was given
by other prisoners, and posses etartod In
pursuit, but as yet wltnouc success.
South Cnrollna'a Senatorial Contest.
CoLUillilA, S. O., Sopt. 8. Tho nomp
cratlo party will hold a prlmrtry eloctlon
tills afternoon to nominutou United States
senator. Governor Evnns nnd Judgo Earlo,
tho candldntos, nro both free silver men,
and tho contest botvvoon them will bo
close, both sides claiming tho victory.
Cookran Iu llryiin'ijtstate
Omaha, Sopt 8. Uourko Cockrun has
wired accepting tho invitation of the
Omaha gold standard men to speak In Ne
braska. Ho will mnko tho first speech in
OmahnSopt. 14. Arrangements uro.boiug
lt-mlo for a umgutUcont dcmonstratbpa'l '
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