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PublUhftl i ry K t niii, Kxrept Sunday, nt
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The tmblUluTH rt-'ri- the right to chat. the ,
tMMltloii of ndvortim-niontfl wnenovor ttin puh- I
llofttlon of new dimrtmW it. The rlsht Is
teMtvcnl ti ri'ji'i t nn advertisement, whether
tHttU (or or not, that llu publisher hia deem
IDiproper Advertisliiir rates made known
Upon application
Katered at the poituhlcn nt Shenandoah, la.,a
tvoeond clan- tniitl mutter.
ThMilMloNK CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
TIU'ItSDAY. N'dVKMUKlt ltf, 16U0.
KimviriM vmmxu tlio attempted fnunl,
"Pitchfork1" Tillmuii is probably defeated, for
Governor of Smith Carolina.
liUVAN says In 'II urn again In 1000. Can
It bo possible thai Hilly ltoy is another of
Uium) perpetual-motion cranks?
It is either a feast or a. famine. In Sep
tember the watei supply was being leatricted;
in November the collieries uro flooded.
In the First Congressional district of
Colorado, the Ifepnblicun candidate received
u majority of Bi.ooo, the largest lLcotded in
the Jiutluu'a history.
Tltn sn eel youn school inarms wero denied
good weather yesterday and to-day to show
their fall millinery to the inhabitants of the
county town. Mores the pity.
Tub newly elected county officials aro kept
busy devising excuses and making conditional
promises to the hunxry patriots who want
appointments anil they will not all succeed in
dodgiiiK trouble for their futuro prospects.
NHW York women have formed a Itainy
Day ('lull and have designed u costume for
wet weather wear. f-iue day some good
woman will invent a Iiuiny Day Club, the
inenibers uf which will remain at homo until
the rain is over.
Monday night thu llepublicans of Maha
noy City will celebrate the recent victory by
uti elaliorate banquet at the Mansion House,
under the auspices of tliu Young .Men's
Itepuhlican Club. The Hkrai.d ostemlslU
thanks for an invitation to be present. It is
to bo hoped that the white dove of pence will
hover over the statesmen of our neighboring
town, fur the timo being at least,
Titoi'ni Mrs. MeKiuIfcy is an invalid, the
stato uf her health is not such as to prevent
her fioui taking the promiiieut but nut
l.ilMirloiis part in Washington's social life
tlisil naturally full tu the President's wife,
hlio lias einliiu il very Hell the excitement of
the lute fen mouths, and has ueeivid a
multitude of visitois so large that many
stronger women would have hesitated to
undertake a task half us onerous.
Vkyi.i:h has at last been prodded into
taking the Held against tho Cubitus in poisun,
uud none too soon, either, as tho ijueen
liegent's remarks tu her ministers are nothing
lc.-b than a critici-m of his military cnimcity.
Wo can thercforo lot k for telegrams from
Havana in the near future announcing liloie
Spanish "viitoiies" to bo followed a few
days later by mail advices giving tho truth
about thu engagements and Spanish ferocity
towiud woimn uud ihildmn. Wcyler is a
great soldier !
OWIMI tu .!'. uetmsiol' thu past reason in
Ireland and the cuuM'iiuent failure of the
potato ciup, the outlook for tho peasantry of
tluit unhippy isle for the winter now closing
in U very discouraging, and the coming ses
sion of tho British Parliament is likely tu
have Irish affairs up for consideration early.
.K.ictluns have alicudy commenced, and a
repetition of the same old story uf man's
inhumanity to man will likely be frequently
repealed In tho next few months unless tho
Knglish government promptly iclicvts Iho
sull'erurs.
I'UW.lt: conlldeuie, which was badly
s'uikeu previous to thu Prosidcn'iul election,
hits already been largely restored and will
no doubt co. itl line to guill stiength until Its
tanner status is re-established, and the old
l .no prosperity of the country is fully
regained. Uvorybisly is to bo congratulated
upon this fart whit h, though simple and
natural, is of immense importance to all.
Aluady tho wheels uf industry havo been i-ct
t.volving and there are .alls for tho help of
many of those who for months hVo been m
i n l'oreed idleness.
Tin: Waunmakcr boom was liiallgiuiiled in
." liluilL'Ipl.ill T
day mgbt, and from heme-
f..ith the "rural :'atr(ui" will havetioublos
i,; their own. The I'enroto buomlet lias
been in working order for mauy months, and
with thu lespeitne candidates for Don
Cameron's seat in the I'niteil States Senate
now iu the "boomlet" business for something
oilier than the beuelit of their health, tho
"ntntesnieu'' Irom (his county will naturally
think the i ooniij is again iu (lunger and in
quires their s rv ites to the rescue once mole,
tireut is I lit- average Schuylkill county
statesman, when booms are iu working order.
(H.viBMAN Htm m, of tho N'utlonal Con
nitttee, emphatically expresses the opinion
that it is the duty of sound-uioney Demo
crat tu suppoit the McKinlcy Admliiistra
tiuu In such lel'orins as may be noreuaty tu
perfevt the cut it my sj-U'iu. lie says: "It
lias lieeu the policy of each uf the leading
parlies to obstruit legislation propostal by
tint otber, iu Hu h)ie of securing party
advantage; but. in my judgment, the, time
baa coino when all who have the best iuter
esU of the euuutiy at heart must aid iu the
accomplishing of such reforms aa ui abso
lutely necessary to a restoration of complete
proilfrity Dxaetly what legislation should
bo winded is a matter to bo thoioughly
stiull!, and the mbjoet should he copimitttsl
tu uiir Meat exitfrtoiiat! atateameu tlitl liiiuu-l
clent, I am confident the aouml-uiuuey
tkini'dc ratio orgalx(l(Mi la wlltjni to give.
,i!l the ussisUuee lu thla direction wlthlu
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MAHANOY CITY.
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Delano hart a bi time lat iiIrIu uer Jt milt ,
riwr parade. Tho entire town pnrtictpatcu
in it in some way or another. William Moll
was chief marshal and David Allen lieuten
ant. Tho pyrotechnic display was a Tery
reditable one. The sllrerltes were -nit up
Suit Klver In a boat borrowed from Ijikeslde.
In McKinlcy We Trust," "lfl to t Nit"
and similar Inscriptions were on the banner.
Just as the arade concluded a grand rush
was caused by an alarm of (Ire, but It wag
found to he duo ton newly started Are in the
kitchen of a house.
Miss Maine Decker and Martin Meyer were
married in St. I'idelis church this morning.
Miss Untie llollerlmch was the bridesmaid
and Nicholas liecker tho groomsman. 1'rof.
(leorge l'ost played the wedding march.
t he following Shenatidsah people attended
thu excellent production of "Carmen" and
exhibition of the oidolascopo at Killer's opera
house last night : 1'. 1 . Mouaghan, M. J.
Scanlan, Martin Mullnliy, Harry llrsdliian,
1 J. Cleary. Mrs. J. Noll, ,Ir Miss Nollio V.
lleilly, W. J. Morgan and Thonrlts Tempest.
The flve-year-old memlier of the Dugan
family, of jllll's itcb, who was reported
missing, was found with relatives in Shenan
doah. Tho rocent flooding of tho mini's caused a
settling of the overlying strata which played
havoc at the HoUon ltun colliery yestcidny
afternoon. Without warning about fifty cars
of clay and dirt fell into tho Skidmorc gang
way ai d blocked) tho phco. .Several mules
wuio closed in until 7 o'clock last night.
At noon yesterday two boys named Joseph
Smith and William Miller, employed at tho
Schuylkill colliery, loosened tho brake of a
coal car and cent it down tho siding to the
main line, wheio it crashed Into a loaded
trip of cars and caused considerable damage.
('. & I. policemen arrested the boys ami they
were put under $200 bail for trial at court.
Wants the- World to Know It,
II. P. Huff, of Mil Hepburn street,
Williamsport, I'a., suys: "I can say pos
itively that Thompson's Diphtheria Cure
saved my lifo and also that of my sister.
Tho doctors had given up both of us. Our
friends woio ndvied to try Tlioniwon's
Diphtheria Cure on us. They did and In
two days' timo tho di ended dlseaso had
dlsappeniod. I am only too glad to have the
privilege of letting tl e world know the
wonderful curative powers of this medicine,
and wish I could toll e ery one Individually.
Xo medii'ino like it in the world." lor salo
at Kirlin's drug store at 80 cent a bottle.
liny Keystone Hour. Be Mire that the name
Lkmiu & Daeb, Ashland, I'.i.. S printed on
every sack.
Passed tiouiiterfelt Money.
This morning a Pole, who said he hailed
irom Mt. Carniel, played two games of pool
at Schooner's pool room. He tendered a lead
dollar in payment, which was immediately
detected by tho cashier as a counterfeit.
Tho Polo at first denied having tendered the
coin but confessed upon threats of prnsccutiuu
that he nceived it from the station agent at
Mt. Carmel, by paying In
gooil .American
coin for hi pool playing.
Swindler Valentine Arraigned. j
Hi.ooKi.YX, Nov l-.'. William K. Valcn- (
tine, one of a syndieaie of nlloged swind
lers vv ho. It is claimed, havo boon operating !
oxiuii'lvuly tbroughou; thu country, and i
thu iisMielnlc of May Wlntago, who tried j
to commit suicide to escape arrest for pass
ing a worthless check, was arraigned in1
the county court in llrooklyn yesterday to
pie id to four Indictments. Tho indict-1
inonts charged Valentino with grand!
larceny, forgery and wlt'i felonious as- '
mult ami abduction. Valentine pleaded
not guilty. Hu was then rtmiundod to Jail
to await his trial.
Nhw Y'ork Itrohers .ss)f;n.
Nr.w Yokk, Nov. 12. O.ro W. Clnpp
mid Dwlght O. Clnpp, who cuinposo tho
llrm of Cla'i; & Co , bank -rs i ul brokers,
nt No. I.ili'ind sireot, with ur.it, lies at
Nos 277 .u. d d;l U.'Oiulway, No 7.'i 1 Fifth
livonue and No (I Harrison street, yostor
llnv nssl'jjnu.l to William F. Davis, Jr ,
without preferences. The failure Is nor
lookoJ upon as serious. Mr. Wernor,
counsel lor the firm, said that fino.OOQwus
tho' amount of tho outstanding obliga
tions ami tho assets about tho same, and
that tho llrm would bo roorgaulcd In a
few days.
An Indian Kills Tour l'loplc,
Wl.NXll'KU, Nov. 12. Several days ngo
mi Indian named "Charcoal," on the
l))ood resurvo, near Fort, McLcod, killed
threu pnoplo another Indian, h)s squaw
niiij tlio farm iijstructor. Charcoal, es
caped from the reserve, and a detachment
of mounted polico havo been in pursuit ql
him. They havo several tlmus boon hold
at bay liy thu dosporado. Two policemen
havo lieen wouimeii, aqil yusternay bor
geillit Wllilo whllo atlomptlng Ills capturi
was shut ile.ui. 1110 orders now nro to
hhoot tho redskin on sight.
1'iohahlo Sulelilu nt Atlantic.
ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 12. Tho bodv of n
mull siiiiiiiisml fo ho P M Wni't.on l,n t.
1,,,, 1P , . , "c,l!l"burg,
of rhilaiiolphia, was found on tho ljoach
; Ulllu,a stilles cmw Th() c()
; ,.limo ui,luT0 t th0 foot of I'onnsylvanln
yosurday by wiuinm Iniex, of the
avniiuo. 1 hero wero no signs of decom
position on tho body. It is thought ho
, committed suicide by jumping from tho i
mm oi inn pier, a no oniy tiling loiimi in
his poukcts was u Philadelphia tux receipt
ami ninutj-iwo coins in cash
. I'roiiaoiy i.osi "llli .Vll iiiiikK.
I'OHT TowJWKND, Wash , Nov. 12. Tho 1
steamer Dora, just arrived from Wood ;
Island, Alaska, brings the inforlnatton
that a lumntlty of vvroekago from tho
missing schooner Seventy-six has drifted
ashore near Kodluk. Tho Seventy-six left
Kodiak in Juno last with a crew of eight
otter hunters. Nothing has Isjen heard of
the vessel since, ami It Is believed that nil
on board have perished.
An Uiieoiieerueil Murderer.
Chicago, Nov. 12. Alburt Costa, a
Mexloiiit and asslstantohef of the Lakeside
rtiatauraiit at Clark unit Adams street,
plunged a knife into'the body of lllchard
Donovan, an aaslstiuit cook with whom be
hud luul some tijoublo about a month ago.
Costu tbeu oooly drew out thu knife and
watoneu ins vieum ui, hh.iiih no i-
VUll.lil u j ...
lUkUMt.
Stole Two M'agmi l.iwils nf (iomls.
H.'.i SM, X. J., Nov. U. llurglara Tuea
rlny i lht entered the cluthlng store of
Fluiiuu Wentzell, at Klnier, this ooniity,
tmd seeuiwl liver fli.UOU worth of ifuuds.
The lliluvos carUxl the imhU away ill two
WHKOiw, which were seen tojiass thi-oiiijh
Woodbury oarly yesterday morning'.
County Uutootlvo Cnriwy U at work on
the onto.
Aak your grer for tho "Uuyal llitent"
(lour, ud tako no other brand. It U thbett
(lour made.
llmhvrrAvr War! Tilnl ItcKtiii.
Mkmi-hi-, IViim , Nov. 1 A K. Wnrtl
chiirff.nl w.th fn oitt paper -to tho amount
of tSoO.UUi, was placed on trial yesterday
on one of tho charires In tho criminal .
court. Tho dofonso Insisted that tho strict I
letter of tho law bo compiled with In tho1
selection of ti jury, in id so tho names of
all tho 230 talesmen wero placed Inn vvnsto
lmsket ami woro brought forth one by one.
General l'otcrs plondod for the prisoner
not guilty mid also no Jurisdiction, tho
latlor plea being on tho ground that tho
case in question was nut one of thuehargiM
for which Ward was extradited from
Honduras.
'1 lie ' Wi'lillipr.
For pastern Pennsylvania and N'ovv Jer
sey: (ionurully fair; ooolor; wosterlj
winds.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Glnjlng (Jllottitious of the New York and
Philadelphia l:ehanges.
Nnw Yokk, Nov. 11. Tho volume of bust
ii' hi stocks waa somewhat below the recent
ftvvmgo today, and the railroad list still mam'
taimsl its li a I'Tsliip In jnilnt of activity as a
group, although tho banner record was madt
by Ainrri'-an spirits. Closing bids:
llaltlmore Ohio l.-HS U'hlgli Valley
Ohos. & Ohio.
Xew .Tersoy Ueu
N. Y. (entral
Pennsylvania. .
Heading . . .
St. Paul
M. Y. & Pa.
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1M. A: IKl'lson...
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Eric . . ..
Lake firie & W..
Lehigh Nnv
All aSs'tS paid.
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Cienernl larkets.
PillI.AIiRi.i'lttA, Nov. 11. Flour llrmj wintei
super., 13.(1093.15; do. extras, t.3.V8.J0 j Punu
sylvanla roller, clear, M.lCil.Kj do. do.
Straight, l..7)'Sf4.70; western winter, clear,
4.104.Wi. Wheat unsottlisl; November, 8
(Si"i'. (rn weak; November, W.fUOc, OaU
dull: Novemlier, Hn'U'v:. Hay stmuly foi
gisl; ehoieo timothy, 1:).."U.14 for largo bales,
lloef firmer, 'City family, 9.3unflu. Pork quiet ; j
family, 111. Ijarddull; wi-sturn steam, 44.43. I
Butter steady; weU-ni iluiry, 8ftjl2'ic. ; do.'
oreamery, 12ivttJ0c. ; do. factory, 7m lie. ; El '
gips, yOc. ; Imitation creamery, 1UVU4: New
York dairy, Ucttlse.; do. eieaniery, ia4(lU),e.
fanoy stati' and wostssrn prints, wholosalo.
ale.; prints Jobbing at iUKJ&V. Chei 'so steady;
large Kuw Y'ork, 7l.f10l se. ; fnncy. small, 7Vl
10c.; part Hkliiis, HlaTi:.; full slttms,
I3gs Arm; New York and Pennsylvania, 23(3
25c. ; western fresh, loAle.
Live Stock Sllirhcts.
Nbw Y'ohk, Nov. 11. Beeves active and
higher; steers, J4.3tl'5.10 ; stags anil ox tl.SC
(S64.2S bulls, KAOfQH: dry eons, l.ll9H.tl
Calves quiet and easier; veals, J4.B0jt .78 .
slightly easier; sheen, .7Va!lj; prime, 4i !
lambs, ;4.IX45.'.!5. Hogs lov.-ei at fa.Wa4.2D.
East IitflHHTY. Pa., Nov. 11. Cattle steady,
prime, 4.60n.oi); common, .'.KO.),5U: feeders,
M.X4 ; 1ml Is, stag, and cows, 4.MU !i.S0. Hogs
ruled slow; b, st tmdiuiiiH and best Y'orkers,
fJ.75'Ui.tU; coiane in t.. fnlr Y'orkers, W.ftS'm
a.70; heuvj boK'-, LStW .I.IW ; roughs, ti.ttnt
U 15. Sin si, oi inline, !l JO'CUI,!; fair, 12.1)3
(M.15; eoiiiiiion , n .' i.i. hulls, JlffU.oO, V,ambs,
choice, 4 MU ti 4. hj , vial calves, fl' 'Kl.oO.
Upon having just what you call for when
you go to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla. Thero
is no substitute for Hood's. It is nn in
bult to your intelligence to try to sell you
something else. Hemcmber that all
efforts to induce you to buy nn article
you do not want, are based simply
tho desire to secure more proiit. The
dealer or clerk who docs this cares noth
ing for your welfare. Ho simply wants
your money. Do not permit yourself to
be deceived. Insist upon having
Sarsaparilla
Ami only Hood's. It Is the One True Illood lurlflcr.
W n:il.- easy to buy, easy to take,
nuuu 3 k ins easytoojierate.
ST. NICHOLAS
FOR YOUNG FOLKS
Cosvucn:i y Maiiy Mai-jj Uoimr,.
"Tho lx'ht of all clilMrcn'M inuKazhu'iH" i tlie
universal cnliet oi bT. Nhiiolam, it Itcuau
oxTsUmu'O In 17, ami has iihtkI In itself all bt
tliA le.itllii'r cliMilron'ft tnairazliicit In Aniert u
:" Tlif .reatcst writurt rif tlu virM nn its rt'ular
"0 t-mitrilMitmrt. Tin' upr'ne iuatity nf Sr
Niciiuin-4 i itt hriniit,
Itialthful, ami iiiviorut-
1 1 iK atindiuicrc.
THE COMING YEAR
, ben great one in Its history. It will have a
mole varie t table of contents ami more spirited
rt, thai, ever befoie. Tbo leuiling
! serial, beginning in Nov.-mlier, will be
a Storv of Shaksnere's Time,
Kspure s
"MASTER SKYLARK,"
nv john hi:nni:tt.
Illustrated by Kirch.
. m
His is n llv
story, full of action, color.
oieiriioeut and boui.in nature. Thenorlus
I uleatest loet Uuures ns one ol the
rlnelpal
! ctiar.utcrs, althoiiali the hero and heroine nro a
I ho ami ulrl It Is not tie In treatment but full
f the romance of tbo Hlk ibetlmli ngc, and
very ilraouitlo In plat. Another serial, negin- union, Having nocoino unconscious, np
iim'g in Novci bor, Is parontly from tho oxcltumont iittoudlng
A Great NVar Story for North i tho occurrence. Disappointment at tho
Cnntli j nmn'rt refusal to marry her ls believed to
anu ooutu. i havo been the motlvo for tho crimo.
..THE LAST.THRGE SOLDIERS'.
.... . .
1)Y William 11. Suki.tos A strong story
1) with a unique plot, Thr e t'nb.ii Mddlera,
incnilitrs ot n signal corps, stnllonml on a
vvuhihe
ejutuwnvs iu the mlilst ot the Confederacy,
Will be read with delight by ehlldien Noifh
ami Smith.
A- Serinl for Girls,
I irNMC'S (lAHDKS " by Mmuox Iliu., laasb
r) (IreHHt-il espeelailv In girts and is by a
fuvorlu-writer, it in full nf fun, the character 1
drawing is BtrmiK and the whnle influence ot
the stiity U Inspiring and iiiillftltig.
CHflDT CTMIJIPQ
,,.
iiiiiny tales of linie effort and
OEOllGE KENNAN Ims wrlin-n
, mjBtu.c
three exetllug slorlt h of hi. ex t-rleueu ill
Ihnuin; WALTEB 0AMP will Imve a stirring
aiwunt of a hieyele niv, and J. T. TROW
11RID0E will contribute a alory of the sea.
Kvcry mouth will huve urtlole repieM'iithig
All the Uet Writers
Patriotic Bketobes, Helpful Articles, Tales
of Travel, Fanciful Tales, Bright Poemq,
Spirited Pictures, Prize Puzzles, Etc., Etc,
$1.00 a year, 23 ieiit a miiiiher All dealers
take iuilNiciitloiis, or leniittatHs'a niay be made,
dlivettutlie iulilahrs by money or vxirM
enlur, eheek.ilintl or registered teller.
. THE CENTURY CO.,
UNION SQUAUD, . NEW YORK.
ee9oeac3fooBO6c5ota
J To Create
A Revolution f
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everything Is kept clean, thero may be co
lcliuro for social dutlos, is tbealrnof 69
every hoaecwlfc. Blie knows, that to j?
obtain the best results In tho shortcut
time, and to give tli? linen that spcclsj a
whiteness and freshness, only the 31
UEST SOAP mutt be used. j)
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which has tho j
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and so it Is fair to prceamo that it is tho
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SIMPLE SYSTEM OF VOTING
iTrgcd liy Alabama's Governor, Who )!
Jects to tlio Austrnllaii llallot.
Monto'omhhy, Xov. 12. Tho Alubni'nn
leglshituro organized yesterday with A.
D. Snyro ns prosldont of tho fonnta nml
N. N. Cloinoiits sponkcr of tho house. The
Demoomtit in tho houso number seventy
six nml tho Populists twenty-four. In tho
senate' there nro twonty-four Domocrat
r.nd nlile Populists. Hallotlntr for United
Klntus onntnr mustbesln in open session
on tho 21th lut. Tho Vopullsts havo not
yet decided whether thoy will nominate n
cnndlihita
Governor Ontos in his annual mossago
roeltos tho niinmrims enses of lynching In
this statu during tho Inst two years, nml
no one case shows that nny vvuro hung for
taking tho law Into their own hands. Ho
makes soino timely suggestions to the
legislature on tin subject
On tho subject of elections ho savs :
ls s" WWit a disturber of public ponce,
good will among mon and tho business in
terests of tlio country ns oloctions. We
should have them les frequently.
"Tlio Australian ballot systom mny be
good, one in stales where thero nro many
intelligent voters who aro omployed by
great corporations nml want somo protec
tion against tho dictation of tholr employ
ers. Hut.ln Alabama, wo nro differently
situated. A comparatively small percont
ago of our voting population Is thus cm
ployed, and thoro is illiteracy among them,
nml I,,..,,... ,,.,.1 .- .1,.
of votirnr would be innm nnnenmbla to tho i
voters at larmi I
"The old law, which this ono superseded.
with n few amendments would bo prefera
ble to tho present one. A legitimate and
proper exerolso ls that the influence of an
Intelligent voter should not be suppressed,
and tho present law continues to that
end."
Tho length of life may bo increased by less
ening its dangers. The majority of people
die fiom lung troubles. These may be ,i vett
ed by promptly using One Minute Cough
Cure. C. II. Hageubueh.
Cooper's Mysterious Death.
Nkw YoitK, Nov. 12. Mystery still sur
rounds tho cause thnt led to tho death of
Almyr W. tHioper, who died nt tho Itooso
voir hospital on Thursday night, after ho
hud been taken from Wakcley's saloon In
n senil-coiisclous condition. After Coopur's
death the lAitopsy revcalod the fuct thnt
death was duo to a fracture at tho base of
tho skull. Cooper had also sustained n
broken jaw. Those who wore in Wako
ley's saloon when Cooper was thoro say
that ho received his Injuries by falling and
striking his lioad against tho railing of
tho bar. Cooper's friends bollovo ho mot
with foul play. Dotoctlvos- aro at work on
tho case.
Floor Collapsed, but No Olio Hurt. "
NKW YoitK, Nov. 12. Tho second floor
of tho building occupied by tho Great At
lantic and Pacific, Tea company, Nos. 35
ami U7 Vosey street, collapsed yesterday.
Tho lloor which fell and tho floor directly
under it aro used as tlio headquarters of
tho tea company. Tho third floor was oc-
, cupicd by thu printing llrm of Henry I.
, Cnln & Son. The firm of Bockott &
Bradford huvu tho two toil doors. Thoy
employ a number of girls, and there was
u panic among them, but ovcrybody os
capod, thoro being nobody on tho ground
floor at tho timo at tho collapse. The floor
was ovcrwulghtod.
llrglli Itlght With Coughs, and Colds.
Take the sure cure, 1'au-Tina, 23c. At
liruhjer Itros., ding store.
Shot Her Itcereniit Loter.
Nr.w Yomc, Nov. 12. Kato Jlartln, n
young Irish woman, Ilred two bullets Into
her lover, Honry Klrchner, 21 years old,
lastdnlght in tholuttcr's nlacu of business
fu AVonuo A. Tho woman llred five shots,
one of which struck him in tho right hand,
and tho other ls bolloved to havo none.
tratod his right' lung Ho was taken to
jiGiiovuo Hospital in n critical condition.
D"ui to mo sumo lllstl-
i:lectlou Jubilee Celebration.
I , ,
i NEW YoilU, Nov. 12. A banquet which
took tho forpi of a jubilee 111 celobratlon
I t'l0 Hopublloan victory and a re-
i oeptlon' by somo of tho state candidates
, Wus given at the Union League olub In
Urooklyn last night lhere wuru about
SM nreaout. Alining this-e who were un
nble to nt tend ivere (iowiriior-olnct Illack,
Hon. lluurke Coekiiii ami Thilmus O.
I'latt Among those who spoke briefly
wero Senator Sherinati. llayor Ktroiuj,
l'realdent llerrf, 'lliimthy Woodruff ami
Mayor Wurster.
Well' lCnolVll IIoIhI Man Slllelilej.
VAilHKCTov, Nov. 13. lloutolle W.
Krnzler, lironriutor ot tho Wellington ho
tel, ooinmittoil suicide yeaterday by shoot
ing himself, the tragedy taking plaoo at a
lonely spot near tho Chain bridge over th6
l'otomao rlfer, above West Wiuhlngton.
Tho ileooased was a iiromlneiit eltUen nnd
was ono of tho laist known hotl man In
Wtkhlngtun. Ho hml.K-'. In n iimlnn
ehlllly frnine uf mind lor somo timo pnU
due to his phyaloul oumlllluu.
Help C a to TIhi.o Win) Tallo
lied Flag Oil for tpniua, bltma, tute.
Oruhler Uroa., drug storo.
At
1 1 map t m
A SPANISH CONFIDENCE GAME
low the Peelings of Sympathetic Anicr
runs Aro Worked I'pnn,
Wasiiinotox, Nov. 12. A Spanish ron
fldniieo gntno that U being worked with
mccoss on Americans, notnbly In Wis
consin nnd Illinois, is osposod by United
States Consul Genornl Ilowen nt Hnrce
lona In n special rojiort to tho state de
partment This is what is known ns tho
"priest" swlrdle, nml the charactors al
ways are nn iirmglniiry political prisoner
in a Spanish jail, Ills little dnughternbout
to lx loft helpless by his nppronchlng ile
lnlse and a benovolent prlost who is will
ing to care for the child, nnd send or bring
her to a relative In America.
Tho latter ls tho victim of tho plot.
First ho receives a letter from the prisoner
claMnliigto Is) his relntlvo nml praying
him to care for his child. Then conies n
letter from tho prlost announcing tho
prisoner's death, nml stntlng that ho will
look after the child until money ls sent to
bring her to her alleged American rela
tive. The latter sends tho money, nnd ls
noxt Informed by tho priest that hound
tho girl havo becnnrrestcdln Franco while
on their way to tho United Suites. That
Is tho Inst hoard of tho swtndlors.
Oqiistil Gonoral llovvon says thnt thoro
nro variations of this fraud, but most of
thorn work successfully. ' So ninny inqui
ries havo lioon niado by tho victims that
ho has boon obliged to print n crtrcular let
ter explaining tho deception.
Itnlhui I.ttnatlcs to be Sent Home.
Alii ANY, Nov. 12. As an outcome of
I prolonged correspondence with tho Ital
ian authorities, tho stuto commission on
lunncy 1ms succeeded in deporting throe
alien lunatics to tholv homos In Italy.
These aliens belong to tho lowest strata
of society, and had recently lauded ill this
country. Fich had been convicted of
crimes of a more or less serious nature,
anil had lawn committed to 11 stato prison
or ponitentiary, where their Insanity lie
coming manifest thoy wero committed to
tlio Muttoawnn asylum for criminal hum
tlos. The llrst of those was a particularly
trotiblosonio man, whoso deportation the
commission unsuccessfully attempted
some three weeks ago, the lunatic being
rejected by tho steamship authorities as
an uii-.uttable nnd most undesirable pas
senger. i
"i;.Tense me," observed the man in spec
tneh s, "but I am a surgeon, and that is not
where tho liver is." "Never yon mind
when- his liver is," reterted the other. "If it
was in his big toe or his left ear DeWitt's
Little Early 1,'Uers would reach it and shake
it for him. (in tliat'yon can bet your gig
lamps." C. H. Hageubueh.
Mnny Counterfeiters Captureil.
Wasbixoton, Xov. 12. William I'. Hn
en, chief of tho secret service, treasury
department, in his annual report shows'
tho total number of urrosts iniido during
the last ttsoal j-enr by agents of his divi
sion and other qualified olUcers to havo
boon 780. Of this number 113 wero for
'''uf'icttiring, passing, eta, counterfeit
paper monoy, lo for altering obligations of
tho United titutos, 33 for altering and pass
ing obligations of tho United States, nnd
508 for niiinufacturlng, passing, etc., coun
terfeit coins. Of tho whole number of
parsons arrested 173 woro convicted mid
sentenced, mid Hi pleaded guilty and wore
sentenced. Tho remainder aro either
awaiting trial or sontonco. Tho sentence
Imposed aggregated 720 years and tho
flues $l.",0ao.
Absolutely pine, perfectly hauuless, and
invariably reliable are the qualities of Ono
Jllnuto Cough Cure. It nover fails in colds,
croup and lung troubles. Children like it be
cause it is pleasant to take and it helps them.
C. H. Hageubueh.
Object to the Australian llallot.
CONCOitl), N. H., Nov. 12. Ellsworth,
tho last polling placo In Now Hampshire
to bo heard from, has made Its election re
turns. Tho llgures complete tho stato voto,
which gives McKInloy 55,071; llrynn, 21,
O'.W; plurality for McKinloy, 3I,57o. For
governor, Itamsdell, ltopubllcan, has a
plurality of 21,002. Tho dissatisfaction
with tho workings of tho Australian bal
lot law In this .state has boon crystallized
Into a nomorhil to ask tho noxt legisla
ture to materially amend mid simplify tho
law. It ls proposed that tho Now York
method of voting tho straight party ticket
by a single cross bo adopted, It Is claimed,
that at least 0,000 voters were disfranchised,
by thu now law.
Tho old way of delivering messages by post
hoys compared with tho modern telephone,
illustrates the old tedious methods of "break
ing" colds compared with their almost in
stantaneous euro by Ono .vliuute Cough Cure.
C. 11. Hagenhuch.
lgypt Free from Cholera.,
Washington', Nov. 12. Consul General
Kugono l'cnfleld reports from Cairo,
F.gypt, that tho cholera outbreak prevail
ing In Kgypt for upward of a year has
now apparently come to nn end. No death
nor now caso has occurred In lower Koypt
for several days, whllo from upper Kgypt
but two or three deaths dally are reported.
Alexandria has been free from cases for a
fortnight past, ami in Cairo only ono
death from cholera has occurred since
Oct. 1. Tho total number of deaths was
18,110.
Scaly eruptions of the head, chapmsl hands
and lips, cuts, bruises, scalds, burps aro
quickly cured by DoWitt's Witch Hazel
Halve. ' It is at present the article most "Used
for pllus, uud it always cures them. C. II.
Hugenbuch.
A UrlUegrooin's hulcltte,
Austin-, Tox., Nov. iv Frank Ham
ilton, fur twenty yonrs o. lnomljorof the
linking llrm of Uaymoml toCo., suicided
hero ye-u.'itby by tiiklnR niorphlnu. Da
iliomleuoy over JliiuiiuJul losses is supiiosed
tu huve lud to the not. He was well known
lu ilminehil oirole in Kew Yorl. . Ho win
married on Monday to nn Aiibljii lady,
llrynn. Virginia 1'lurullty, e
KlCHMONn, Xov, IS. Ninety out of one
hundred ouuntles and oil the cities have
nfllelnlly reported election returns tu till)
uoretary of the oonininiiweulth. The to
tals i' us folio wa; Ui-yan, H1.1W; 'Mo
lviuloy, VU.ite: Palmer, 1.W8; Levering,
S,m. Uryau'a ilurRllty, 1B.B5T.
Soothing, and uot Irritating, strengthening,
uud not weakening, suiull but effective
HGhllM'e the nualittw of DeWitt's I.lttle
'aers, the famous llttlo pills. C. II.
h.
' AT' ' '
When you want good rooflng, plumbing
hub flttiug, or general tlnsmltblng done call
on E. F. Gallaghor IS West Ccntro street
Dealer lt stc-ou 1-tf
To cure all old' awes, to heal tin ludolont
ulcer, or to speedily eure nl e. you need
alinply apjUy DeWltt'ii. Witch Hazel Salvo
accuiuiugiu uireetions. us mugie-iiKe no
tion will surnrite you, C. II. jlngenbueli
Will Not PerformMiracles
But It Will Cure.
Tt. MILES' ItSTOIIATlVE NERVINE
iuros ncrvova prostration, Not mi
raculously, boBclntl!lcally, by first
removing the bctitm of disease, and then
supplying healthy nerve food, increasing
tho appetite, helping digestion nnd strength
ening tho entire syswm. Dosporato cases
require prolonged treatment as shown by
that ot Mrs. M. 11. KceoV of Delta, Iowa, who
writes: "As the result sf a lightning stroke,
the physicians slid I but! a light otroko of
paralysis, tny Hmb3 would ill draw up. I
Df IVIilCS "o"1 nav throbblngs
Nervine
Restores
Health
- j -
utemhirable. Forthreo
jnonthi I could cot sleep
and forthreo weoka did
not closo my oyes. I
prayed for sleep, and
felt that It relict tlld not como I would bo
dead or Insane. I took Dr. Miles' Bestora
tlvoNervlne and the second night slept two
hours and from that timo ou tny health Improved-,
lowly at first, but steadily and
curciy. I took In all 40 bottles, and I cannot
express how grateful I am, for I am now
perfectly well, and tiavataitcn nomodlclno
for over four months." Dr. Miles' Nervine
is sold by druggists on guarantee that first
bottlo benefits or money rof undnl.
Hook on heart and nerves freo. Dr. MIlo3
Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind,
READING R R SYSTEM
IX EFFECT MAY 17. 1&90
Trn1i leave Ptoenandonh ni foil own :
For Sew York vin Philadelphia, week dy.
2 10, 5 25. 7 20 ft. m.( 12 43, 3 00 and 5 55 p. m
Sundays, 2 10 a. m.
orw lork viaMaueh Chunk, week oavs.
5 25, 7 20 ft. m., 12 Pi and 3 00 p. in.
For Iteadfnpr nnu J'lillauel)lun, week uAys,
: iu, a 'in, t ju n jii., i, a vj aim a ;x p, iu. hud
layn, 2 10 n. nn
rnr I'otiille. week da vs. 2 10: 7 20 a. in., and
12 IK, 3 00 and 5 SG p. m. HinuIavH, 2 10 a. m.
For Tatnaniia nnd Mahanoy Citv. week davi.
2 10, H VI, 7 20 a. lift, 12 -IS, 3 00 and 5 55 p. m,
Sunday. 2 10 n. in.
For Vllllamport, Sunbury and LcwUburg,
weekday, 3 25, 1130 ft. in., 150 nnd 725p.m.
SundnHP325a. Jn.
lror Alalmnoy l'lane, weekd(iy, 2 10. 3 25, 5 25.
7 20,1130 ft. iu.. 12 H 1 f0, 3 U0.5M, 7 23 nnd 9 50
n. in, Snnda 8. 2 10. 3 2ft n. in.
For Anhiifnd and bhamokin, week days, 8 25.
7 20,1130 a. in., 150,72) nnd 0 55 p.m. Bun
darn, 3 25 n. iu.
Ior lUIthnore. Aahtnuton nnd the Wm4 tIi
n i. r ii t, ...i. i i t ii.
Terminal, PhilaIelphia, (P. fc It. V X) a 820
7 55, 1120 ft. in., 310 nnd 7.27 p. i.. Hundnra.
3 20, 700, II 2Q ft. m., 3 A? nnu 7 27 p. m. Addl .
tlonnl tmliiH- from Twenty-fourth niwl Chen,
nut streets station, week diys, 10 80 ft. m. 12 20,
12 u b 40 p in. Sundays, I 3., s 23 ji. (u.
TK.A.INS FOIt SIIENANDOAII.
Leave New York via Phtlndelphla, week
days, mo, h w a. in., i uo, 4 uu, 'J uo p. m, nnd
ntKht Sunday a, 6 00 p. m.
leave Xew York via jrauch Chunk, week
days, 4 30, 9 10 n. in.. 1 30 ami 4 15 p. ni.
Leave 1'hllmlelphia, Heading Terminal, week
days, 120, 8 3- 10 at n. m. and 4 05, 6 80, H 80
p.m. snnanys, iiuup. in.
Lonvo J tend in week dayo, 13."i, 710, 10 08,
11 53 ft. m., 600 nnd 8 20 p. in. Sundays, 1 35 a. m.
Leave Fottsville, weekdays, 2 35, 7 40 a.m.,
12 30 nnd 0 12 p. m. Sundays, 2 35 a. in.
Leave Tarwupia, week day, 318,8 50. U 23
in., 1 27, 7 20 nnd 9 43 p. m. Sundays, 3 18 n. m.
Leave Mnhanoy City, week days, 3 15, 9 21,
11 17 a. m., 2 03, 7 4 i and 10 08 p. m. Sundays, 8 .i
a. m.
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week dnys, 2 40, 4 00,
6 30,9 37, 11.59 a. m., 1 12,219,5 20,5 26, 757 and
10 23 p. in. Sundays, 2 40, 00 a, m.
Leave VHliamport, week days, 7 42, 1010 a.
m., 3 35 and 11 41 p. in. Sundays, 11 15 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Lenve Philadelphia Chestnut street wnrf acd
South street wharf for Atlantic City.
Weekdry-r-l:xpiesi, 9 00 n. m., 2 00, 100, 500
p. in. Accommodation, 8 00 n. in., tfoOip. in.
Sundays Express, 9 00, 1Q0Q o. m. Accom
modation, 8 00 a. in., 1 13 p. m.
Returning leave Atlantic City depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues.
Weekdays Express 7 33, 9 00 n. m.,,3 30, 5 30
p. iu. Accommodation, 815 n. m.r 432 p. m. t
Sundays Express. 4 00, 7 30 p. in. Accommo
datnm, 7 15 a. m., 4 15 p. in.
Parlor Cars on all express trains.
I. A. SWEIGAKD, O. G. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Superintendent. GeiTl Pass, Ag
M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale anil Retail
Liquor Dealer.
Cigars, Tohacco, Ac. Agent for Heading
Hrewing Co.'s Ilcer and Porter.
11 and 113 S. IVJaIn St
BROM-KOLOA
ALCOHOLIC, NERVOUS AND BILIOUS
HEADACHES
Cured hy this granular effervescent and stimu
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headachen, which often accumulate, from having
n plght out.
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BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and ll Peach Alley. Shenandoah
PROFESSIONAL CA RDS
Q 8. PHII.LIPSv M. I).
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Can be consulted at all hours.
SI. BU 11X15,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
OtuceBtfau bulldlncr. corner ot Main And
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
r ii. roaiEisoY.
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Shenandoah, Pa.
JjJ M'. SIlOJUK15It,
ATTOR,NBY-AT-LAW.
Curner Market and Centre streeta.
pHOK JOHN JONKS,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
bock Uoi 69, Mahanoy City, l'a.
Having studied under acme of the best
masters In London and Paris, w fll giro leaiona
on the violin, guitar and vocal culture. Terms
reasonable. Address in care of Htroiue, tho
eweler, Shenandoah,
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