EVENING HERALD
KSTAIII.IMII:I 17I).
rubllalu'il every Evening, Kccrt Holiday, nl
8 SoETH JAHIHN HTKKF.T, NKAK O.KTBK.
Xhe llnnihl la ilcllvnrd in Hlioimmloan nnil tho
tflirrouuillfiic town for nix ucnU ft week, tfly
utile to the carriers, lly mull 18.00 a ycar.or J5
cent h month. phlo In advance. AdvertlM
monWi churned according to apace and position.
The nuiduhvm reserve the right to change tlie
position of advertisement whenever the pill
llonttmt of iu'wi demands It. The right la
renewed to reject any advertisement, whether
paid for or not, that the pnlillahers may deem
Improper. Advertising rntwi made known
upon application.
Itnterwl nt the pimlnfflee at Shenandoah, l'n us
second class mail matter.
TKt.KWIOKK COXNKCTlON.
Evening Herald
TUIWDAY. NoVl'.Mlinit 3, 18ufl.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
MIH 1'HKHIIKST,
WILLIAM M'KINLHY,
Of Ohio.
1011 VIC'K l'llfc" IllHKT,
OAltltUT A. II011AUT,
Of Xew Jersey.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
fiih to.tnntwoMAii-vr.iiAHiin,
OALUSIIA'A. OltOW,
Of Susquehanna.
HAMUi:t. A. DAVIiNl'OItT,
Of Uric
TC-MOKROW'S RETURNS.
Tlio contest now closing lias heen an unpic.
edonttl one. The issuos Iirvo been pre
sented in such n manner that tho ultiinnto
result has awakened the lcoiot interest by
every man, woman and child in the country.
Especially is this true of .Schuylkill county,
and uowheto more so than in Hhenandoah,
While thurc is naturally a difl'ereiu'C nl
opinion as to which of tho two parties will
be successful, hoth Hides await the returns
with ft gieat deal of interest.
The unusally large ballot and numhttr of
candidates to be voted for will delay the re
turns, and the election officers will ho com
pelled to work, in tome instances, Into the
small hours of tho morning liefore their
labors are ended. This lielng so the morn
ing papers will necessarily have an inaccurate
icport of tho returns.
Appreciating the intorc-st taken In the ro
uilt hy tho people, tho 1Iki:ilij, will) its
customary spirit of enterprise and a dosiro to
furnish its thousands of readers with the very
latest news to be had, has ruiiiloarntnsoineiits
to meet this demand. With direct telephone
couUHctiim witli ovcry towu in the count, us
well as tho state, and a aperiul representative
at Philadelphia and Pottsvllle, our readers
will lio tho first to iuceivu authentic election
returns.
Tho dumtnil for the IIi:bw.i to-morrow
will be unprecedented, and our news agents
and carriers should order their extra supply
ol the people's favorite paper early.
Tiik polls will close this evening at seven
n'i'lock,aiid If you have notyetdepo-iited your
oto for the Kepuhlii au standard-bearers do
nl once, and thus help swell the majority.
The anniversary services in St. John's
Evangelical Lutheran cliureh on Sunday and
last evening, which marked the twenty-flfth
anniversary of the foundation uf the church,
.mil the silver anniversary of Hev. John
(iruhler, tho iatur, was indeed u pleasing
iKi asion for the friend-i of the church, lis
put tally is this tineas to the pastorate of
Iti v. Urrjhlcr'wliinc n-l.itlons witji his l'..ith
ful llockyi ivu been mutually pleasing and
producli'v-u of much good. This friendly
iW-linyr is ulm shown hy those outside of the
clnivcli. -May his pastorate continue many
mini years, is the wisli of the entire com--nuulty.
Tubus: uny he fair dlfl'crences of opinion
as to tho extent and condltiuus of pciiMiui re
lief, hut there is no room for doubt as to pen
sions, writes cx-l'i'osldent Harrison in the
November Ladies' Homo Journal. Woven
dollars a month for war service implies, at
least, relief in easo of wounds or hicUui-s for
the soldier, ami that tho puhlic will cam foi
Ins widow and nilnur children. When the
Uw of pillage prevailed it was utlicrnixi
aid when our rich men hike to fighting our
K,iri wo can abolish thu pension system, but
liuis far it Is as historically true of the
armies that won our independence, delivered
us from tho Indians and tho lliitish, and
-, nod tho nation in the great Civil War, as of
the Kingdom of Ilimvou' : 'not many rich. '
There are two views of the pension ijuestiun
-uue from the 'Utile Hound Top' at Ui tty.s
hurg, looking out over H field sown thickly
with the dcail, and around upon bloody,
blackened and maimed men claoring the
shot-torn bannerol' their couutry ; tho other
from nil office desk on a busy stieU, or from
an oudunoil chair in a university, louUin--.oit'y
upon a statistical table.
AN UNUSUAL AID.
In to-uiurrow's Hkkvi.ii the people will
la) leading tho election ro.ulu and conning
tlie figures of some of tho targoat majorities
evtr known. It will be with the McKinley
returns a with tho healthy collegiate youth
Iu, k to dinner from his first rush at font
ball : "I know you've gut enough to eat,"
be -aid, "but how much more?'1 The elec
tiu. result has long becu nettled; the main
ini' rest is destined to lie ill tho magnitude of
tin- McKinley majorities. When these are
renewed, adiniied uud digested, uue power-
fu.
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foitor out of the many producing tue
l,y fluale should not lie overlooked, nor
i rbrgoriou, and that is the luiportuut wrt
i.dby the life Insurance interest in the
llU.
ii life company mauagers were among
yry first tu sound the alarm i. to
4ugers of free silver. They did this
Tidually, with no consultation what
1 among themselves, and without wait
to learn what somebody else was going to
ii k of their action.
Tljoy saw impending disaster to hundreds
f thousands of policy-holders In case liaii-
,i, iloll.tis should ever lie the only money
..Ii,, h (he 1 . 1 1 1 1 r ami their buieficiam -
miuht liu.illy In i-nt ii U ! , nnil tin forth
w ith starti il a ilm that was In .ml olh i Um 1,
up and down the land, pcm-tiating to in ry
nook ami i omcr thereof, anil cnirying um
victlon to ft host of voters who might ncwr
otherwise have lieoii reached.
Ami the army of life agents, in their turn.
Iiccaine potent missionaries fur tin- rh'lil, and
hore their share In an educational campaign
among the polley-holders, until there were
few of the latter who wore not rcarhid and
decisively influenced In every part of the
country.
Their votes alone will havo heon found
enough to turn any possible mule against
Bryan, and will, as It Is, count by the tens of
thousands in the staggering majorities that
are to-day lielng piled up against him.
Poison Ivy. insect bites, bruises, scalds.
burns, are quickly cured by lie Wilt's Witch
IIHcel salve, trio great pno cure. u. ji.
llagenhuch.
The County Institute.
The County institute Course of livening
llutertaltiments will begin Monday nest,
November II, with n locture hy John Itur
rough, a popular and delightful speaker, on
the sullied of "The Art of (Seeing Thlugs."
Will he followed on Tuesday with an enter
tainment by l'olk Miller, the host delineator
of the old plantation negro, in a dialect re
cital on "Old Times Down South." Wed
nesday, "Tho Kellogg lllrd Carnival and
Concert Company," and Thursday, 'Lite
man Grand Concert Company and Dr. Iiyron
W. King.
It doesn't matter much whether sick head
ache, biliousness, indigestion and constipa
tion aie caused hy neglect or hy una voidable
ciroumsutncea; DeWitt's I.ittlo Iiarly lilseis
will speedily cure them all. C. II. Ilagen
buch. The United Minn Workers.
The United Mlno Workers havo secured
pledges from all liepubliean uiuilidstos in
tills county, and all hut one of the Demo
crats. Following is the form of ph-dgo given
by the Congicssional candidates in the Mia
mokin district as addressed to President
l'ahcy: "In the event of my election to Con
gress 1 hereby jnoinise to use my power mid
influence against and vote against Govern
ment by injunction nnil I will do all I can
against it, anil to protect American work
iiigmcn, and in particular the coal workers,
whom I repicsent. I further promise to do
likewise and take the nbovo action to
properly regulate and restrict immigration
to the l'nited Slates and iu particular I will
do all in my power to pi event pauper labor
immigrating to this country.
Many a day's work is lost hy 'ek head
ache, caused by indigestion ana stomach
troubles. DcWitt's I.lltic Dirly ttisers are
tho moat effectual nill for overcoming such
difficulties. C. II. llagenhueh.
(iron 111 n( the Tom 1st Sjslein.
The Pennsylvania Ilailroad Company
hruugh its porsonally-conductcd tourist
system and tho unexcelled standard of high
service has won an envinble record fur Itself.
Theho tours havo grown to bo thoroughly
appreciated in this ago of luxurious travol,
and tho seiios announced for tho season of
'IN! and '117 admirably illustrates the prog
less of the times.
Pint comes a series to the Golden Gate,
slatting from New York, Philadelphia, and
Harrlsburg, January ST, Tehruary 24, and
March 27. Tourists will travel by superbly
appointed special trains of Pullman compart
ment, drawing-roum slcepinr, dining smok
ing, and observation cars under the suporvi-i-lon
of a Touritt Agent and Chaperon.
Next in impoitance ci inesa series of four
to Florida January 2ts, February 0 and 23.
and March I). The first three admit of two
weeks in the sunny Smith, while tickets for
the fourth tour ore good to return hy regular
trains until May ill.
A series of short tours to Washington from
New York, Philadelphia and adjacent points
will In run on December 2!. I'i I. January 21,
-',.i,,- in v 11 I.ir.di II, ..nr. I mid -.'2, aud
May 13. 1SH7.
O.u t'uiiii . mil fort, Kii'limninl .mil Wash
ington toor will leave New Yoik and Phila
delphia I lui ember 20, 189a. January 28, Feb
ruary 21, March IS and April Li.
Handsome illu.-lratod Itineraries will be
issued by the Pennsylvania J;iil:v,ud Com
pany, enntainlii;! full Information as to how
llii.se tours may he pleasantly and piolltBbly
made. These itineraries may be procured on
liersonal application or by addressing Tourist
Agent, llOii I.roadwuy, Now lork; WWl ulton
Street, llrooklyn; 7!l llronil Street. Newark,
N. J , or lioom 111, liro.nl Street .Station,
Philadelphia.
"Merit talks" tho
intrinsic valuo o(
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Merit In medicine means the power to
cure. Hood's Sarsapcrilla possesses actual
and unequalled curative power nnd there
fore it has true merit. When you buy
Hood's Sarsaparilla, and talto it according
to directions, to purify your blood, or
euro any of the many blood diseases, you
nro morally certain to recelvo benefit.
Tho tiower to cure Is there. You are not
trying an cxierimeiit. It will mako your
blood pure, rich and nourishing, and thus
drh o out tho germs of disease, strengthen
the nerves and build up the wholosystcm.
Sarsaparilla
I s tlie best, In (act the One True Wood Purifier,
l'l enured only by 0, 1. Hood&Co.,Lowell,Mass.
Hood's Pill;
no not mirire. ii
yrlle. All druggfsts.'Du.
MADE ME A MAM
AJAX TAI1LKTS rosiTlVElA cuiu;
jstrvau ruiiins mum-
bj Abuw unit other Ext nw Imlir.
OrMtonM. They QuU&tu ainl nurttu
ractora XiOit Vituliii m old or joantr. nud
It ft mftttlor umuy,uuiiutnB or murnutfo
'raraut Iiiwmin nail ConuaiuMlon if
me. Tlieir utn .mivw tuiniadtute liuproyu-
it ana IBMU uukm wh jro uiouior nm. m
Dpoo trtukt the eemilna Ajax Tablote. Titer
jureaibouMndiunfl will cun you. 9 give a
writiAn fvtiftruntue to uue. t n euro in eech caw
.uud tw inouuy. ricu BO cttm iw paikje, or
U ruck.'itrw Itutl trHiitiii-ml! for Uv mail, in
xrATWieDtf ""as:.
Fur mile In li
amis. 1. Klrliu,
'iiuiiiltiali, 1'h ,
Ur.i'-tttlMtH.
by
A. Wasiey
A Hand:aomo Comploxion
is oae of tho groatett charius a woman can
possess, l'ozxom's CoMi'UiXioN l'owcau
gives it.
Talks i
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liMMvygjiT r lljlfe rw.fr1
MAHANOY CITY.
Tho idleness of the collieries brought out a
big vote this morning.
Tho llepuhlicaii demonstration last night
wns a big success.
The Young Men's liepubliean Club and
Young Men's Christian Association will re
ceive tulograplilc election returns to-night.
The former will give tho public tho benefit
of them wltii u magic lantern and plcto of
canvas.
The School Hoard adjourned early last
night on account of the Republican demon
stration and will meet again next Thursday
evening.
Tho New Huston band held a ball at New
llostou last night and entertained many
people.
Samuel Holier, II) years of ago, is sorlously
ill at tho homo of Thomas Jenkins, on South
Spruce street, lie is suffering from porltouitis
and ills case is considered hopeless.
Tlie Holmes vein, on thu south dip, has
been struck at tho North Mahaiioy colliery
by means of a tunnel driven from the north
dip. It Is 25 fict and 11 inches thick.
The water shaft at the Gllbeiton colliery Is
down 310 feet.
.Mnrrlages.
Benjamin H. Keiper, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George S. Keiper, and Miss Clara M., the
pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
(iodichall, left on the early train on Satur
day morning for Jersey City, N. J., where
they were married in tlie afternoon. Hoth
young people reside in Ashland.
The matrlage of Matthlns Montler, of Oak
laud, and Miss Kate Mclntyre, of Glrard
villo, is announced to take place on Tuesday
Nov. 21th.
first or All, lleil I hiK- Oil, :iSc.
What for? Aches, pains, bruises.
Gruhler liros., drug stme.
At
Deeds Keeol-ded.
J. II. Grady and Kate Gmdy to Anthony!
Daniszewlcz, interest iu ptcmises iu Mnhanoy I
City.
From Mary A. Moris, guardian of I.tzio I
Grady, to Anthony Duiilsacwios, interest in '
lot in Malmnoy City.
From W. K. Woodbury to C. H. Manliart, i
premises in Pottsvllle. I
From Ashland S. V. and I,, to John J. I
Salluile, lot in Ashland.
From John McGe to Oliver George, lot in
Kline township
From Ij. and W. H. Coal Co. to John Mc-
Adoo, lot In Kline township.
From Catharine lllew to Isadora Meyer,!
premises iu Hyan township.
From D.AV. Klcokiiea toGuurge F. Light,
premises in Mahaimy City.
"V80VAL.
William Hilton spent tliodsy at Llewellyn,
near Pottsvllle.
Mrs. Coyle spent yestenlay at Now Phila
delphia witli friends.
Liverymnn (liven Hrennan transacted busi
ness at Pottsvllle yesterday. i
Mr. Joseph ll.-dilall, of Win. Penn, was a J
passenger on the morning train t Pottsvllle.
Messrs. A. C Morgan, (1. W. Nesman and !
D.J Price leturnud to Philadelphia at uooii I
to-day. I
Frederick Gruhler tutiirned to Allentown
to-day to losiun'.- Ills studies at Muehlcuhuig '
College. J
John Mcl'arroll, of Philadelphia, a stalwart
Ashhridge politician, was in lowu last night i
and called at the IIhkald ollicu. '
Messrs. J. D Hicuniu, Dr. James Mnna I
ghan, Daniel Malono and William Lewis, of l
Philadelphia, are home to cast their ballots
to-day.
Among the Shenandoah representatives
who participated iu thu gieat McKinley and ,
Hobait demonstration in-New York City on
baluiday weio Aithur It. Treiise and sou.
More. Kleclriu ltalluny Talk.
The much discussed project of building a
llnu of elccir.c railways from .Mahaiioy
Piano to St Clair that will connect tlie
Schuylkill Traction lines and the Schuylkill
r.lcctrie lLillwiiy system has been revived
ami Is one of the possibilities of tlie future.
Tills would make every section of Schuylkill
tributaiyto a great extent on an electric
railway system.
fthoiiiuullsnt Cured Iu u liny,
"Myotic (Jure " fur ltlieuiuiitism and Neu
ralgia radically cuies iu l to 3 days, lu
action upon tho system is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at once tlie cauto
and the disease immediately disappeais. The
first dose greatly benefits; 75 cents. Sold by
C. II. Ilaiiimhucii, Druggist, Shenandoah,
l'rcii!eut Cleveland nt Home.
Wasiiimito.v, Nov. 3. President Clovo
land Is at tho White House today. Ho
prolmbly will rocolvo tho eloetloii returns
at the White House Instead of at Wood
ley. Secretaries Olney, Carllslo nud Mor
ton are likely to bo tho president's guosts
for the purposo of hearing tho returns as
received.
Kleetlon lurilvrs In Kentucky,
CliATBitlo, Ky., Nov. 3. At a political
meeting hero yesterday James Ynilllooso,
a Itopublloan, struck Meredith Chandler,
n Democrat, on tho head with a lionvy
rook, fatally Injuring him. Lafo Maroum
shot and killed a man named Spauldlug
ut u political meeting nuar Louisa.
llnlluay I.oeouiotlves for China,
WAbliiMiTON, Nov. 8. United States
Minister llonby has informed tho suite de
partment that the Chinese yaiiien has
awarded to the IJaldwln Looomotlvo
works, of I'lillndolphia, the lowest bidders,
the contract fur building eight locomotives
for tho Impuriul railway.
Stole thu Firm's lSntlre Assets
ClflCAiiO, Nov. . O. V. Hall, the oon
fldentlal man of the Stuokman's Commis
sion company at the stack yards, has dis
appeared. A shortage has been discovered
amounting to about the entire assets of
tho firm, nbout tdl.UUQ.
righting ill .Mlltllliclelllnd.
SAUBHt'itY, Nov. a Colonel Cecil
Khodes and Captain Kercnu, with thirty
llvo burghers, captured and burned l'an
gol's kraul on Snturduy nfter a light in
which thlrty-ono robots, Including throe
chiefs, wero killed.
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the llcglon Chron
icled for Hasty l'crusnl.
K. O. J. Wadlingor will open a now barber
shop in tho Petors bulldln on North Main
slseet.
Tho Miners' National Hank of Pottsvlllo
has declared a semi-annual dlvidond of tlnee
per cent.
John Korrick, who was run down by an
electric car at Mahaiioy Plane, died at the
hospital on Sunday.
Mrs, Hryan Monaghati, of Glrardvillo,
is lying dangerously 111 at her homo with a
severe attack of sickness.
Tho big water shaft at Gllborton colliery,
which Is to bo sunk to a depth of 1100 feet"
is now down to .110 feet. The work, is being
done under the supervision of George Tlci
ncy, of Pottsvllle.
G. J. Wadllnger asked Court to Issue a war
rant upon William Smith, superintendent of
tho Williams Coal Company, to answer the
charge of violating tlie initio law. The couit
dliectcd Mr. Wadllnger to milKc out the war
rant? To rush the l'ostel Case,
CiiRKTr.it, 1'iv., Nov. 3. After vacillating
for lienrly two wooks tho Providence au
thorities have decided to turn over tho
jars containing; th" visoor.iof tho Into Mrs.
Sluy Francos 1'os e' to tho representative
of District Attorney riohnlfer, of Duln
wuro county. For this purpose Coroner
Minslmll nnd Chief of I'olieo Deny, of
Chester, will leave for 1'rovlilenco tomor
row morning; nnd personally receive the
purls tnkon from the body for analysis.
On their return tho jars will bettirnod
over to Dr. John Murshall, professor of
chemistry of the University of Pennsyl
vania, who wjll ninko tho chemical anal
ysis. Killed by Ills Own I'osse,
IlKMIKU, N. M., Nov. 3. AVhllo in pur
suit of border bandits, who havo boon
committing murders mid robberies In
soutlnvost Now Mexico nnd in tho vicinity
of Skeleton Canyon, near thu Arizona
lino, Deputy rihoritl Frank M. Galloway,
of Silvor City, was shot mid killed by
inoinbors of his own posse, who mistook
liimforii rolibor in tho .darknoss, bavins
called out. to him and received no
answer. Tho posse wns! oloso upon tha
robbers, but had camped lor tho night,
nnd Galloway was on watch. Tho robber.
liavo mado their oscnpo.
Wnlllns's I'artlnl Coufvsslon.
CoviSOTOJf, Ky., Nov. 3. Signs arc
pointing to a confession by Jackson and
Walling, or at loust to n getting at tlie
truth of tho murder of Pearl IJryan. For
two weeks Jackson and Walling havo boon
tept In separate cells, and a bitterness is
growing between them. On Sunday Wall-
ing sold to Turnkey Maurlcr: "Why
should I bo punished for a orlme I did not
' commit? I did not murder I'oarl liryan.
1 Jackson Is the man who cut her head off."
i Mutirler asked him why ho had not so tos
i titled, but Walling declined to answer.
I atal Tiro tu ii llnll'alo Hotel.
IStirrAi.o, Nov. 3. The Carllnos hotel,
nt No. 112 Main street, was dostroyod by
llro at an oarly hour lu the morning,
There wero twonty-two persons lu tho
blllhliliL' when the flro sturtnil. All hut
nluoof them osoaned nniiiiuroil. Three I
were womoii, one of whom, an unknown. I
was liurneU to death.
Tho Injured are ox-
pected to recover.
An Immediate Advunco on Khartoum,
CAlliO, Nov. 3. Gsnernl Sir 11. H. Kltch-
cnar, commander-in-chief of the Kgypthin
troops, started from this city for London
yesterday for tho purposo of conferring !
with the British war oillco In regard to
tho immediatondvaiico of tho Anglo-Kgyp-.j
tlnii Soudan expedition from Dongola to
Khartoum.
Cuban Iteeogultlou in llollvlu.
Lima, Peru, Nov. 3. Nows has been re
ceived from Sucre, IJollvln, that tho com
mission of foreign affairs of tho sonato has
presented a niotlou in that body for tho
recognition by Bolivia of tho Cuban In
surgents as belligerents.
Mill lowering C)clltig Iteenrds.
MKMl'ins, Tenu., Nov. 3. Jay Kuton, of
KUzaboth, N. J., smnshed tho tlirco mile
In door record hero lust night. Tho occa
sion wasa match raeo between Cooper and
Katun for a purse of 500. The tlmo mado
wast!.3l, tho previous record being (1.41 by
Mcrtens. Tho race was paced by Stowors
and Hooper on a tandem. Gilbert Loguo,
of Nashville, lowered tho half mllo Indoor
nmuteur roeord of 1.01 held by Louis
Smith, of Nashville, Loguo passed the
judgos lu l.Ui 1-5.
lllsbop Walker's 1'Ians.
llATAVlA, N. Y., Nov. 3. HlohopWalkci
of North Dakota, lately elected bishop Of
tho dlocoso of western Now York, spont
part of Saturday In this town, departing
in tho ovonlng for his homo In Fargo, N.
l. AsKcu n no would accept tho election
as bishop of wostorn Now York, ho re
plied: "At prosont I would prefer to say
nothing, for various reasons, whlch.I do
not care to explain."
Count UUinarck Defends Ills Fntliel.
London, Nov. 8. A dispatch from l'arls
to The Chronicle reports the arrlvol there
of Count ljurliert lllsmarek. and says tlrnt
lu uouverslng with his Intimate associates
lio defended his father's disclosures re
garding the entente between ltussla and
Gamut uy, between 1S8I and 1MM, ns neither
senile or uiulutifiil, but us having been
Induced by patriotism.
- Soro Tlirout yuleUly (lured.
Not long ago lu tiiwkliig of suie tlirout,
and tlie ililllculty frequently exirlenccd in
uuiiug.it, Mr. J. U. Tliorow, of rniundalo,
l'a., told liow he had often cuicd it In .Ids
family. Wc gif it in liln own words: "I
huvo ficijueiitly uod ('liaiuliorlaln'i l'.iln
llrtlm iu my family for wire tlirout nnd it
lik effn ted a r.ecily cure in every IiitUnue.
I would iK't llii'ik of getting along lu my
lwine without It." l"aln Iluliu lo cure
rheumatiHin, BiirHlim Hinl liruiwt. l'or Nile
ut as uud 50 centa ner hottluhy Orulilcrllron.,
drugUU.
Stopped by n Sf,iinlli Cruiser.
Ntcw Youk, Nov 3. Captnin MontRom
cry, of the brig Cnrlb, just arrived from
Truxlllo, reports that on Ovt. l'.l, nbout
. midnight, n war vessel without lights ills-
' played was sighted. Shortly afterwards
the stranger blow his whistle sevoro! times
tonttract intention, nml finding thaMro
did not heed him llred n gun. The brig
was hove to nnd waited for twenty min
utes until within speaking distiinoe. Tho
stranger proved to lie a Spanish man-of-war.
We wore hailed and asked our ves
sel"s naino nnd whither bound, also If wo
liad seen any Spanish vosols. After re
ceiving roplles they thanked us and sailed
away-
! Itonnnke's Mayor fatally Injured.
! Hoanokk. Vn., Nov. 8. Mayor McClel-
lnnd wns run down on Campbell stroot by
an electric ear and fatally Injured. Ho
was carried Into a physician's oillco near
tho scene of the nccldent In nn uncon
scious condition, nnd It was found that
tho baso of tho skull on tho back part of
tho lioad was fractured. No hopos nro en
tertained for tho mayor's recovery. Tho
car was In charge of Conductor A. C.
Heckuer and Motorman It. M. Sperry.
Tho latter did all In his power to avert tho
accident. Tho mayor stepped in front of
tho car when It wns loss than 11 vo foot from
hint.
Verdict Against Uncle Sam.
Haiitkoud.Nov. 3. In tho United States
district court Judgo Townsend handed
down a preliminary decision in tho case of
cx-Dlstrict Attornoy GeorgoG. Sill against
tho United States, In which tho plaintiff
claims fo,500 for services nnd disburse
ments during his four years' tomiro of of
fice. Of the amount claimed, tho decision,
which Is itemized, practically allows to
the plaintiff tho sum of $3,tW5. Part of this
allowanco Is conditional upon tho plain
tiff's ability to prove lu court certain nllo
gations in his bill. These allegations
proved, tho court will make tho doclsiou
final.
A Tunnel's Iticli l'lnd Stolen.
YotSK, l'a. Oct. 3. 'While tearing off
the roof of his house yesterday Kdwnrd
Spangler, a farmer living nt bpry, this
county, found a bag filled with gold nnd
silver notes. Hcforo ho had tlmo to count
his find his hired man, William Sullivan,
seized tho bag nnd nmilo off with It.
Spongier pursued Sullivan, but tho lottor
threatened to kill him, nnd niado good his
escape with the treasure. Spangler noticed
tho denomination of one of tho notes,
which ho snys wns SBIX). The police nro
now looking for Sullivan.
Tli lleniocrntie Crtmlldnle Will 1'rnfU.
Ai.tooka. l'a., Nov. 3. Iu spite of all
efforts of party manager.s to force the with
drawal of one of tho two Iiopubllcan can
didates In this, the Twentieth congros
slimnl district, both Hicks and Thropp
are making an active fight for tho office.
They will divide tho Republican vote of
the district, and Ir is probable that Mc
Nniimrii, Dennicratie cai illdato. will be
elected. Ii inks' mujoritj two yisars ugu
was U,i)0.
Theories of cure may be discussed at length
by physicians, but tho su'l'erers want quick
relief; and One Minute Coufh Cure will give
it tu them. A safe cure for children. It is
"the only linrinlo-s remedy I nit produces
inimediate results." C. II. Hitgenhuc 1 .
Militia .Suppressed a ltnco lllot.
GoLDSliotto, N. C, Nov. 3. An Incendi
ary speech mado hero by Frank linker, a
colored llcpubllcnu of Dudley, caused a
clash lietweon white and colored citizens
yesterduy. A mob of over 150 negroes,
armed with knlvos, pistols nnd clubs,
inarched through, tho city and defied tho
law. The sheriff and city authorities,
finding themselves unnblo to copo with
tho mob, called on tho Goldsboro Illilos
for assistance. This action had tho effect
of (itiolllng tho dlsturbanco, which for a
tlmo looked as though a riot was Im
minent. Tho negroes repaired to a hall
In their locality and held a meeting. Tho
militia is still at tho armory ready for any
emergency. Tho flro department lias also
Kon ordered to bj ready. More trouble is
expected.
Knllrond Tiixntlou in cvr Jersey
TkkxtOS, Nov. 3. Tho stuto board of
assessors has ooniploted this year's assess
ment of railroad and canal proporty under
tho law providing for tho taxation of such
property by tho state. Tho total assessed
railroad and canal property Is fonnd to bo
K21,7o7,IMD, oil which tho railroads will
pay a tax of Sl.Ml, li)5.9J. This Is an In
crease In tho valuation over lust your of
S51,O.V3,147 and In tho amount of tax of
f-.USiuS. Of the Sl,r,-21,493.iU tax whloh
tho companies will havo to pay for tho
year?l,10S,7S9.83 will go to the state for
stuto usos, and the remainder, f 112,70(1.08,
will go to tho state, to bo afterwards paid
over for tho uso of tho different looulitiosi
In tho state where tho proporty assessed Is'
situated.
tluckleil's Arnica ulve.
Tlie best salve ,iu the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt, rheum, fever sores,
letter, chapped hands, chilblains, coins, uiid
all skin eruptions, and positively cutis piles,
ul jo pay required, lv is guaranteed to glvo
perfect satisfaction or mony refunded. Price
as cents per box. For sale bv A, Wusloy,
Ilnuter Accidentally Killed.
Hakmsuti.0, Nov. 3 John Nonhold,
nged IS years, of Jllddletown, wns acci
dentally killed yesterday while hunting
by tho discharge of a gun near his homo.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Tho creation of a Metropolitan Seo nt
Buffulo Is regarded thero as har.dly prob
able. The rumor thnt Hlshop Keano Is to bo
niado coadjutor bishop of Baltimore is
generally believed to be true.
City Detective Charlos O. Kotler, of
Philadelphia, died from blood poisoning
dim to cutting a corn. He was first up
pointed to the' force In Juniinry, 1875.
Utri. Henry A. Dickie, Montdalr, N, J.
"I would
advocate it
for
cleaning
everything
from tlie
baby
Ami
down to
int.irnng.Tlie Modern Cleanr.
Wantetl-An Idea S
Trotect your Iduii; ther may htina you weallh,
Wrllo JOHN WEUDr.UBUHN Si CO., Pulnit Attor,
ceyi. Waslilnnuiu, 1). V , for Ilielr l,6Ul iirlto otter
tail list ot two UuuitrcU InvuuUout woulijj.
Bon
Almost
Distracted
ID YOU EVni suffor from real ner
vousness? When every nervo seemed
to' quiver with a peculiar creepy
feeling, first in ono nlaoe, and then another
and alt seemed finally to conccntrato in a
wrltVing Jumble In tho brain, and you be
coino Irritable, fretful and pcovlsh: to be
followed by an Impotent, weakened condi
tion of tho nerve centers, ringing In the
ears, and sleepless, taiscrnblo nights ?
Tr mTUpc' Eu?eno Searles,
JJ1. i'lina 1Uv ci, a, nt-.
Nervine
Restores
Health
hart, Ind., says: "Ner
vous troubles had made
mc nearly Insane and
physicians wero unable
tohelDmo. My memory
was almost gone and every little thing
worried mo until I was almost dlstractod.
I really feared I was becoming a maniac. I
lmaginod all sorts of evil things and would
cry over nothing. 1 commenced taking Dr.
Miles' Kestorattve Nervine and four bottles
of this wonderful remedy completely cured
mo, uud I urn as well now as I ever was."
Dr Miles' Nervine Is sold on guarantee,
Erst bottle will benefit or money refunded
HAVE YOU USED
Thompson's
i Diphtheria
I Cure ?
Rend wltat others who have
used it say:
I have ul Thompson's Diphtheria
Cure In my family ami curM three of
my children of the Diphtheria and
know It Isusmecurf, I u el that every
one should know ot'it, for Diphtheria h
n i!lsenttthat hurtles met of tbedoctorB,
If your tnetilfine Is kept In the house
and uned awonllng to directions a soon
as the thro.it lupins to set sore, they
will m?er know they had the Diphthe
ria. You arc at l!tPrtv to use the above
testimonial, w liloh 1 will he uhid to BUb
fttantlute to pernons who will cull to see
me. Yours reHpertfully,
John fetryktr, sergeant of Police,
Wllll.imsport, l'a.
Tills oertltlec that for several months
I have been utHnff Thompson's Diph
theria Cure In my family and reunrd It
as the lent uml mewst opeedy remi dy for
cold1 and fore throat I have evtr
known, I do not hetdtato to recom
mend It. rt. I). I'eneimt ker, J). D.
Tabtur n rnee M. ( Uurcb,
AVilllam8port,ra.
I hare nwd your Diphtheria Cure In
my family uud ItworksItUearharm. It
doctiilM work quick, and 'that is what
you want lu Diphtheria or croup. I
would not do without it.
lie ii rt full v.
G. M. Warner, WllllamBport, Ta,
The above testimonials ore
.authentic nnd we invite you to
correspond with the writers.
ompson
Oipljtyeria Cure Co..
WIIiUlAHSPORT, PA.
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For. Sale at KIIUIN'S Drug: Store..
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
i
For--
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer
Hillionsof Dollars
Go tin in smoke overy year. Take no
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niture, etc., insured in first-class re
liable coinlnies as represented hy
fiAVTn PATKT Insurance Aent,
JJAVtlJ rAUSl, 1308outh Main .
Alno Llfi, And Accidental Companies.
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ALCOHOLIC,
NERVOUS AND
HEADACHES
BILIOUS
Gored hy this srnnulnr effervescent and timu
lunt. An limtaiit cure (or sour stomachs nnd
headaches, which often accumulate from having
it night out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
7 and 19 I'eacli Alley, Shenandoah'
ANSY PELLS!
Sirt5sit55x". s'iWAo'.'fii'ii'-wiiMiiJ 3 'sAft
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