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INDIANA PROGRESS. JFer Year. Urftst Piper in flu Coonty- along the streets marked over 100 degrees. A cloud burst deluged CTiatsworth, Ills. Small structures were leveled to the ground WEDNESDAY, June C9.

189:2. LA7E1ST NEWS Wheat harvesting in full blast in Southern Kansas. The quality is excellent, and in the extreme western counties ta? y.cii is reported to bs simply inagiiQ- cent. Th? wheat yield in Francs will be vastly superior to that of barley aaJ oats have suffered severely. Financial and Coaimerrial.

The Lancaster (Pa.) and Aurora vi arch factories have been consolidated and the machinery of the latter will be traus- ii-rred to Lancaster. Tiii nev coaioani' will have a of Judicial. The Michigan Supreme Co irt to-day ren- a decision th? of the Miner Electoral CHOPS IN VANIA, PENNSYL iiit remained of the village of lioclc t-aar Dubuque, since- th- disostei of was wiped out by a storui Friiav evening. Xo lives were lJ.ioti.KH miners have stopped operations si i he Minnesota mines, at and tiie shafts are filling Tweitty-oiie trains are tied up. While two men were lighting ia a yard Chicago, four women, went ou a porch to wv-wbat wnsgoinpton.

The fell. three of the women were fatal Iv iniur- ed iward W. (io-jld. a member of the New ork exchange. and in Wai.

street, was killed Saturday while pur- i tig in the amateur Wild west show up by the Staten Island Athletic dab. Tlie accident occurred in the presence of hia laiaiiy a thousand of his a pi iyiibor and Industrial. Two hundred employes of the John Porter Company, lirebriek manufacturers New Cumberland, W. went out on a for an advance of from $1.35 to $1.50 a day. thousand dockers at Bilboa, Spain have struck for an increase of wages.

Die police, fearing disturbances, have ar tested three agitators. Six hundred workmen in the Malaespera aad mines have struck. The International Typographical Union in session at Philapelphia repealed the 59- hour Uw byamajoritj of 1 to 43 votes, it txnng found impossible to enforce its provisions uniformly. Th Columbia rolling mill at Columbia, has shut down for an indefinite period. About 2'JO men are thrown out of work.

The Eclipse Bicycle Works, of Indianapolis, wul be removed to Beaver Falls. and capitalized at $150,000 be given to 250 bauds. At, Lansing, at the People's party cou veniion a resolution was passed fusion, and Captain R. S. Osboru fcaa nominated for of State.

The Kansas People's party convention at Wichita nominated candidates for the state ticket and W. A. Harris for congressmau-at- large, a victory lor the fusionists. A woman suffrage plank was adopted, and Mrs. M.

E. Loose of Wichita was elected one of the delegates-at-la-rge to the Omaha convention. As soon as the convention raet Levi Dumbald, chairman of the People's central committee, made a plea for monev to coudacr the coming campaign. "I am for free silver," shouted a 'delegate from the Seventh district, and threw on the platform a stiver dollar. The action was contagious, and money was rained on the stage by spectators and delegates, over $3,000 being real wed.

At Cleveland, the cooper shop of the Standard Oil Company, Loss. At Jamestown, N. the Pearl Furniture Company's factory. Loss, insurance, Sll.QOO. At five large bu'iness.

houses, the losses aggregating At Elizabethport, N. a largs store and frame buildings. At Jamestown, the Pearl Furniture sompany's factory. Loss, insurance, $11,000. At Elizabeth, N.

damage of re- from the burning of a business block. At Alexandria. a square of buildings including the bank and hotel were burned. insurance unknown. Two spans of the Northern Pacific bridge aver Clark's Fork riwr.

Idaho, burned. Ph. is ia the largest bridge on the Northern Pacific. It is thought the fire caught frum a passenger locomotive. Woshinyren Mr.

E. S. Lacey, controller of the currency. has resigned. Otto Prager, the young newspaper reporter who left Saa on April 3 for the City of Mexico on a bicycle, succeeded after a hazardous journey through the desert of and the Sierra Mojada Mountains in reaching Daraago ifay 1G.

On May 19 he set out far Maztlan, oa the Pacine coast, 3 miles slant, sines which. dine no tidings of him hiva been received. Great uneasiness is felt for safety. Ed. Alsou, a Norwegian hardware mer- I chant ofNorthfield, for twenty years, died with old-fashioned leprosy.

The corpse was a most horrible sigat, the flesh dropping o2' his body. The Alsons have all died in the month of June. The body of William Wesling was recovered from the wreck of the Newport, bridge disuster. This makes twenty-sir dead. John Phillips, one? of the wovmded.

is thought to be dying. One man, William Barton, is still missing and is doubtless in ths wreck. The evidence adduced before the coroner's jury indicates that the- Bairda wire cureless in driving the piles. BEVOXB OVll England's appropriation to tha World's Fair was increased to £00,000 to-day, by a vote of the House of Commons. The Pope has enjoined Archbishop Vaughn, of Westminister, England, to avoid mixing up hi party strife arid especially not to opposi' Irish national aspirations.

Saint Teresa, ofGuayamas, Mexico, has been sentenced to be shot for witchcraft. Earl Aucrain, aid of the Earl of Jersey, was accidently shot while out with a hunting party. He died soon afterward. Official reports as to the Russian harvest prospects show that the general outlook is much worse than it was ia the earty summer O-' 1391. The collapse of two factories in Barcelona, Spain, killed eight men.

Four soldieis at Magdeburg, Germany, were killed by the bursting of a shell. Jacob Schnitzer, otherwise Emin Pasha, according 10 dispatcher recsival at Barlin, is not dead as recently. Mount Vesuvius, now in eruption, has thrown up lava that has formed itself into a across a valley. The formation, glowing with heat, presents a magnificent spectacle at night. A bull fight at Linares.

Spain, was broken up by dissatisfied spectators, who invaded the arena. Then the mob got all the bull fight they wanted, for the enraged beasts charged upra them, tossed and injured many of them, and killed one man outright. The mob pelted the mayor, and when he called out troops the soldiers refused to obey. The Mayor fled to safety in the barracks, the rioters class at his heels. Than Usual, But Oorn Oats Hurt by Bad Weather.

Secretary Edge, of the Board of Agriculture, han received reports from all parts of the Stjiv. from whicM he is enabled -o mak'j crop estimates. He says there is an increased a-reage of wheat, and with theavarjge yield pl.iced at 100, returns in- liicatc tlu- crop of 1832 at 122. or even better, with favorable weather at harvest time. The of straw will be cousiderally below (hat of last year, but uy to the average of the List or 12 years.

The backward and wet spring seriously affected corn, and the ia-mers will lose SoO.OOO bushels. Oats i also suffered from wet weather aad the i cold spring. There will be a larger crop than last year, owing to an increased acreage. Owing to the low prices which vailed, the acreage in potatoes ii reduced, it at about 12.1,000 acres. An average crop may be expected.

The yield of hay will be below the avarage of the past ten years. Secretary Edge says, considered as a whole average crops may be estimated, with an advance in prices all along the line. Live stock is in good shape. Tha Latest Cloudburst A OLO'-DBciWT in German Valley, Clinton coutiry, caused dam jge to crops snd swept away 'eucej, bridges and outbuildings. Ou Plum run.

Robert Kaleiibach and f'liui'y were fleeing from their home, which was inundated. He had hi3 mouths old child in his arms and fell. The child was recovered this morning half a mile away. No other lives were lost. The barn of George Thompsoa in D.mnstable township was struck by lightning and burned with contents, including two horses.

The loss ia estimated at $4,000, partly insured. Thr loss to farmers cannot be estimated. HOCHSTSTLEE'3 SLAYERS. Ola Man Millar Ten Yaara and Hia Son Bobsrt Two. At Somerset C.

Miller, convicted of manslaughter for the killing of Jonathan C. Hochstetler, the moonshiner, was sentenced to 10 5'ears in the Penitentiary. Hia son Robert escaped with a souteuce of two vcars. Florence Fnhrer of Pittsburg, the slaycr of ifichael Niland, got a nine-year sentence, and William Boyer, convicted of criminal assault will spend the nesc eight years in the penitentiary. Lefrlslitivs Nominations.

THE Republicans at Huntingdon nomina- SCrENTITIC-SCBAPS. Apes never sloop flat oa their'backs, as men often do. It often been observed that the nails actually grow ou ihe suimpa of amputated fingers. Borax deposits of considerable extent have been discovered in Washington, near the centre of the state. 1'iie Gulf stream flows at an average speed of three milea uu hour.

At sonic places, notably in the Straits of Ucmini, the current attains a of fifty-four miles an hour. There are doubtless and hun. of bodies that are larger than the sun among so-called fixed s'ars visibl-j to the naked eye. Certainly CupeUsi, Arc; urns, Siriiu, Vega and AUlobaran are each immensely larger than tlie Tlia light he'd by the Goddoss of Liberty in New York harbor is electric and of the first order. Though placed by mgress under ths munagcinentof the Lighthouse Board, iu object is purely sentimental and it is not particularly useful as an aid to navigation.

additional engines for the Jaffi Jerusalem line in Palestine have beau shipped from 3S ew York to tlreir destination. They are eight- wheel locomotives of the "Mogul 1 type, similar to ihe three furnished to tha same line two years since. Going on tha theory that the plumage of a canary can be varied by ita food, a oirtaiu physician claims that the human hair may be governed in (ho same way. This seeais to offer a i glorious opportunity for till dissatisfied maidens, whether blonde or brunette. The use of mercury in medicine origi with the alchemists, who saught in it the alixir of life as well as the philosopher's stone.

The metal and its salts have a most powerful otfc'cl upon the human system, and. cscvpt in small doses, are extremely pjisonous. In mills using pneumatic pipes for away the sawdust, it is found that the back of the saw usually TIE NATIONAL GAME. LANDBBS" is the latest for outfielders. THE Chicagos miss Louisville's second baseman, very much.

BBOCTTHBRS, of Brooklyn, was the first League batsman to make fifty hits. SIN-CK Boyle has been laid up New York's chief weakness has been behind tha bat RICHARDSON, of Washington, leads all the League second baseman in fielding, with an average of .967. MURPHY'S wonderful catching has much to do with the remarkable success of the Cincinnati pitchers. PERHAPS the cause of New York, losinjt so many games may be attributed to toe loss of Buckley. He missas his old catcher.

of the Bostons, says that Sexton, ttia Brown University pitcher, is the making of a great strategetic twirler. He second to no college pitcher to-day. may make errors, but the fact ia taa Brooklyn Captain is playing a star game. Ha goas after everything in and wins many gamas by his great head- What is Ofltoa two dooxs west of law office, on Phttadei Office oo South. south of the public J.TELPOH0, Office ootneos en mated -ompt attention.

M.C. Watson. Offlce in General All manner of legal them will recetvapSjmpt is The sundry jcivil appropriation bill as it passed the House appropriated $80,000 for tue enforcement of the Chinese exclusion Mr. yesterday in the Senate proposed an amendment increasing the to $120,000. The House committee on military affairs has taken favorable action on the Senate bill to furnish the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association with specimens of arms, accontremente, used by the armies in the battle of Geitysburg.

Mr. Cliauncey M. Depcw left here Sunday for New York. Mr. Depew dined with the President Saturday and there were rumors that he had been offered the vacant cabinet portfolio, but he refused to talk about the matter.

Peritoaat. Tiie Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage and Mrs. Image sailed from New York City for Liverpool.

Dr. Taimage will be absent until about the middle of September. He will visit St. Petersburg- aud Moscow, and will assist in the distribution of the stores tliat, have been contributed for the relief of the lamine-stricken people of Russia. la New York City there wr.san increase in the death rate Wednesday due to the ex- -crssive heat.

Tuesday were 77 deaths, and Wednesday 100 were record-Ad. Mortuary. Emmons son of ex-Secretary James G. Blaine. died at his residence in Chicago, Saturday morning.

Mr. Blaine had been iU several days. His deatn was the result of blood originating in a disorder of tlie bowels. Emmons Blaine at tbe time of his death Vice i resident of tbe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, had until recently resided at Baltimore, coming i Chicago to take charge of tbe western interests of tbe company. His wedding to Miss Anita McCormick, daughter of the great reaper manufacturer, was a social event of the first magnitude.

They have had only one child, who was at the bed-side when the father died. Before becoming connected with the Bali imore and Ohio served in less conspicuous places than the vice presidency. Mr. Blaine was at different times in the the West Virginia Central, the and Northwestern and the Topeka and Santa Fe. Crine aad Penalties.

Judge J. B. Morgan, an Ex-Congressman, killed at Memphis by Henry Foster, a during a political quarrel. The stage from Valley Springs to San An- -dreas, was stopped on the Boad near Nortb Branch Friday by one masked high- wayman. Tbe bandit got one treasure box; missed the most valuable booty, The Tharsdav was fcottert day of the ACTOK, latest estimates of the loss by the recent storm in this township place it at $50,000, vhich falls chiefly on the poor farmers.

Three children were killed ancl eight adults injured, some fatally. The devestation by the storm extended over six miles. The farm houses were entirety wrecked, and about CD families are Homeless. TO SAVE LIVES. A BiT.

a'. List Agraed on for Safaty Couplers for Freijcht Cars- WASHINGTON, D. bill to protect railroad men in coupling freight cars has at last agreed upo-i bv the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce. Representative O'Xeil of Missouri, was authorized to make the report and will submit it to the house. The essential requirement regarding couplers for freight cars is tnat cir.s s-eat to the shops for general repairs shall be equipped with automatic couplers after July 1895, and all cars must be so equipped after July 1898.

The same dates are xpplied to providing continuous tram brakes for freight trains to be from the locomotive. Other sections of the bill require locomotives be equipped with power brakes, new locomotives to be equipped ted K. Allen Lovell'for State Senate; and P. llirows a deal of fine dust in spite of tlie air suction. This d.fficulty been overcome in uituiy in- siunces by an invention for admitting air 10 the saw hopper in such a way as to cause it to impinge on the sides and tenth of tlie saw and thus give it an air-blast washinir.

M. Lyt and Captain Joiiu S. Bara for the Legislature. THE Adams county Democratic Convention nominated W. L.

Zeiglei, of Gettysburg, and W. F. Rittaz, of Littlestown. for the Legislature. AT the Republican primary election held in Forest county ou Saturday, Captain J.

J. Haight, of Balltown, defeated Dr.S. S. Tow- i ler, the present member of the Legislature, for renomination by a majority of 32. THE Northumberland County Eepublican Convention nominated John L.

Shelley, of Mechanicsburg, for the Legislature. A Storm Valley Near THURSDAY evening at dusk a terrific wind after Ju'y. 1893, and all locomotives at'wr July, 1895. The subject of the. greatest difference among the.

uiemoe'rs of the committee has beea toe of' choosing the' standard automatic freight cars. Some of the members wanted it left to a commission appointed by ttie president, while others favored the selection of a mi Kiel by the interstate commerce commission. The scheme of a special commission was objected to as opening too many opportunities for jobbery, and the mem bets of the inte-- state commerce commission were anxious to escape the responsibility of making the selection themselves, as it involved so many practical questions oa which they did not uretend to be experts. Tbe method adopted by the committee in the bill agreed upon this morning is to leave the dec sion to a vote of the railroads. The yores are to be based on the number of freight cars owned or operated by the various lOids, and 75 per cent of the cast will be necessary to a automatic coupler.

If no such coupler receives a sufficient vote before August, 1893. the inter-state commerce commission shall, within six months, designate a coupler which shall be adopted as the standard. It is probable that the master car builders'type will be by the railroads, and if not selected hv them will be designated as the standaid Uy ths interstate commission, in Pittsbuig. 92-de the AND Twa Ken Ij acted From a Freight Car. Struck by a Train and Killed.

Thslr Chumt Kill a Brakeman. June young Erie mould- ers. Alto Stablein.George Van Alten, Frank Sappsr and two others whose names are not known at presaut, spsnt Saturday in Buffalo and attempte I a ride back to E-ie. At St. Angola they ware put off the train by Brakeman irella Newton.

Within Sve minutts of tiie time that Stablein aad Van Alteii were put off the freight train they trere struck by another train and m-tatitly killel. When Sapper and the 3ther two saw their mangled companions, they accused Newton as beinij the ciuae of tue accident. The trainmen were then attacked by the moulders, who used revolvers. NVwton was shot through the chest and will die. Fireman McGuire was also hit, but not seriously injured.

The assailants were driven off. Sapper reached Erie today and was Arrested to-night. He stoutly maintains his ignorance of the affair. He said that he had been ejected from the train before reaching Angola, but the dying statement of Van ten implicates Sapper. Four Killed and Six Wounded.

MOITTSIEAL, June heavy cloudburst washed away 80 feet of the Grand Trunk railway near Hillhuist, east of Montreal, today. A local passenger train ran into the washout. The killed were tbe engineer, fireman, express messenger and Mr. Caron. a passenger.

A mail clerk, a passenger named Clement, two section hands, and two b-akemea were hurt. Victory for Oleo Dealers. PHILADELPHIA, June two cases stated for opinion Judge Biddle decided in favor of tbe defendants, who were. charged with selling oleomargarine in violation of the State law. on the grounds that where sslestske place it must be proved that I and hail storm, accompanied by thunder anu lightning, passed through the Deep creek valley, a fanning district about eight miles west of Pottsville.

Great damage was done to crops, In many instances entire orchards were uprooted, fences were torn down and many buildings razed to the ground. The storm 'affected the country for a distance of 15 miles, and the loss will be thousands ot dollars. Victims of The Biez'ns Sun. As a result of the excessive heat of the past two days, numerous cases of sunstroke have been reported in the vicinity of Pottsville. At Cressona there were three cases and at Minersvillc five.

Charles Erb, of the former place, and Thomas Perry, of the latter place, are in a precarious condition. The thermomet-r raged from to at different points. article of Another Jahns flood "Victim. The bones of a flood- vict'm were found at Johnsrown, being the second found since last whiter. A common marble ia one of the pockets indicated that it was the b-xly of a boy, though all other means o'f identification were lost.

AT Stametz, a farmer, uml nook 10 Him out some nests of insects in ok lumsf. xvhpn the lire got beyond his L-ont; ol deslroveJ his ami all the outliuuses on tue farm. Loss. WILLIAM POLEJCAX was fatally mtshe'l by a (all slate iu tlie luiues at West Newton. CHARLES MADUADGII, Michael Manning and John O'Rielly were committed to jail at driving a horse to death.

FOUETEKN Hungarian coke drawers at More wood, were overcome by the heat and ihree of them will die. THE body of W. E. Bushy, a young machinist, was found in the railroad yard at Altoona. His money being missing, his friends suspect foul play.

the year 87 local farmers' were hel.i throughout Pennsylvania under tbe direction of the board oi agriculture at an average expense of S7c each. HAMILTON- CARROLL, a 15-year-old son ol John Carroll, near Washington, fell from a cherry tree on a picket fence, several of the pickets penetrating his body. He died from the injuries. DUKIMJ a severe elwtrical orm in Fnion- tnwn. Mrs.

John Yowler was struck hy lighting and instantly killed. At her feet her infant child, which was uninjured by the stroke. The bolt entered tlie chimney and came ont through the fireplace. Mrs. Yowler's face was so blackened by soot that she was not recognized until washed.

SPCUGEOX Cooic, the 11-vear-old son of a widow, was drowned at Moran island, Oil City, whi'e bathing with some comrairniis. Tiie body was recovered about 400 feet below where he was seen to sink. JOHN B. SC.VSLOX, a prominent miner. aged 41, was ornshe.l to death by a fall of top rock the Mui ray shaft, near Wilkes- barre.

The same fall, which involved nearlo 20 pns, fatally crushed Samuel Riddle aud William both miners. Birds and Trees. A European naturalist points ont an interesting fact about birds and trees to wliich, lie says, no attention has hitherto been paid. This is that curtain species of birds show a preference for particular kinds of trees. According to the observations of this gentleman jays and rooks prefer the oak, tindies the lime-tree, black-caps the laurel, thrushes tbe birch and the ash, and woodpeckers the beech.

while the nightingale loves especially to frequent groves of nut-treoa. If this is so, a very interesting field for observation is ottered, in which young and old cau alike take part. Only a knowledge of the principal varieties of trees and the ability to recognize the common species of birds are required to n't one for investigation in this field. Xo one who has not tried it can form any conception of the intense inturcst that a simple walk tbe fields or woods is capable of awakening when the stroller has some definite objecfii). view, toward which his thoughts and his observations are all tending.

No bettor object of tiie kind could easily be selected than au attempt to settle the question whether certain birds do prefer certain trees, and if no, what trees and birds are oftenest found together. This is an exercise iu natural history that, would have delighted Agassiz, who was continually urging his students to study nature in preference to books. Companion. -HE impossibility ot getting new mania bringing gray hairs to the heads ot" some of taa team managers. The scarceness ot players in the way released men catch on again.

THE greatest disappointments in this season Cleveland team ara Burkett and Davies. las Cleveland managaaiant did not hesitate to invest a great deal of money te secura good pitcain? talanfc. To-day the pitchers ara losing tha games. ANSOX is quoted as saying that ia his opimoa Graver, who was blacklisted in '79 for ivas the bsst catcher that ever scooct behind the plats. Besides baiug a tine catcher and great batsman he was original, tricky and wonderfully fertile in resources.

CLARENCE BATNE, tha crack pitcher ot tha University of Paunsylvania nine, is said to have made a better record on the diamond faeid than any other college freshman befora him. Besides pitching marvelously, ha strong at the bat, is a splendid runner bases, and makes aa excellent coaca. PITCHER WELCH, of tha New Yorks. will finish the season with tha Troy (N. Y) team Iia has an irenclad contract which doss nos expire until the end of tda season, but President Day has consented to Mickey's transfer bo Mickey goes bask to the city from whicb Kaw Xoris got him a3arly tea yaara ago.

Tiie League Record. The folio wing table shows the standing of the various base ball clubs: Post-. Per Lost, poned. Cent. Castoria is Dr.

Sanrael Pitcher's proscription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, MorpMno nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL, It is Pleasant. Its groarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness.

Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cores Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria. teething troubles, cares constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. toria is the Children's Mother's Friend.

Office te Stewart Clark. kinds of legal bos and careful attention. Boston 39 Brooklyn 33 21 Philadelphia 34 22 Cincinnati 31 Cleveland 32 24 Washington 27 Chicago 2ii 2:1 New York 26 29 Pittsburgh 27 32 St. Louis 22 Louisville 22 34 Baltimore 15 40 5 4 4 3 4 .696 .611 .607 .574 .571 .432 .473 .473 .458 .400 .393 .273 Castoria. "Castoria is an excellent modieino for children.

Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good affect upon their children." Da. O. C. OBOOOD, Lowell, Mass, Castoria is the best remedy far children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." Da.

J. F. KWCHBLOS, Conway, Ark. Castoria. Auar C.

Smra, The Caatanz- Compavy, TI Murray StrMt, IU So. Oxford Sfc, Brooklyn, N. f. 'Our physicians in tbe children's depart- iiave spoken highly of their expert ence in their outside practice with Castoria. and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet wean free to confess that tbs merits of Castoria has woa us to look with favor upon it." HOSRTAX.

am DtspsasAnr, Boston, in Khode Island. There are more negroes ia Island in proportion to population than in any other State of New En- jland. JMAKKETS. PITTSBUEG. THE WHOLESALK PRICES ABE GIVEN BKLOW.

FLOCR AlfD FEED. LESSONS BV CORRESPONDENCE (N THE COMPLETE THEORY OP GOAL AND METAL MINING, INCLUDING neC, ALGEBRAIC SIGNS, MHi VBUOH, MECBfliGS, EIB. STUDENTS QUALIFIED TO PASS STATE EXAiHUTIOHS. THE RUPILS STUDY AT HOME. LOSE NO TIME FROM WORK.

NO TEXT-BOOKS NEEOEO. TUITION CHAacES WITHIN TUB MEANS OF ALL. For Pamphlet containing full information, address. THE COLLIERY ENGINEER SCHOOL OF MlfiBS, Pa. "unple copies of THE COLLIERY ENGINEER (bv reading idreas of miners have qualified themselves to become Super- foremen), aad catalogue of Mining Books sent free oa 2 Red 92 No.SRed 90 2 Yellow 56 High Mixed ear 52 Mixed ear 43 Shelled Mixed 51 1 No.

2 White 38 No. 3 White 38 Mixed 36 I Pa 86 No. 2 Western 83 Winter paf Fancy Sprinpr patents 4 35 Fancy Straight winter 4 35 XXXBakere 425 Rye Flour 475 A No. 1 13 50 Baled No. 2 11 00 MixedClover 11 00 Timothy from 15 00 STRAW 0 50 Oate 750 1 W'h Md 18 00 Brown Middlings 1550 Bran 1550 Chop 1450 93 93 57 54 50 52 40 39 36 37 87 84 4 85 5 10 5 10 4 50 5 00 14 25 12 00 12 00 17 00 8 (JO 18 50 18 50 16 00 13 00 which Short time only I will send my Electric Belts and Trusses OnQ Months' Trial If You Wish Health.

Address DR. C. B. JUOD. Detroit, Mksh.

BELT Friday afternoon.Enoch Jones, of Vanceville. was struck by lightning and instantly killed. He was" plough- ing corn at the time, and the hor-e which was drawing the plow was also killed. Jones was 18 years old. FEED, son of George Kennedy, of New Brighton, was drowned while swimming.

DURIXG the storm Sunday night, D. S. Gumming' dwelling in Canoerally, Huntingdon county, was struck by lightning and fiartially wrecked. -Many fields of growing grain were destroyed. Ix the marriage case of Klla Arclier against Frank Liebsley, Judge Waddel-, of hester, has decided that the couple haying mutuaily agreed to be husband and wife, they are married just as surely as if a preacher had done the job.

THE Du Bois Deposit bank of Clearfield county, capital $75,000, was chartered. AT Old Eagle, Washington county, the wife of a Frenchman, who is a miner at the coal worts there, was burned to death After building tbenre, which did not burn fast enough to suit her, she poured oil from a can on the wood, and instantly there was an explosion. She was burned in a horrible manner and died shortly after. BENJAMIN HKBBEB, aged 55, a farmer of committed suicide toy hanging himself in his barn. The previous owner ol the farm hanged himself in the samespot IJAiNTOir was fiangtd at or murdering MM.

Strominger white trying to bmklarize Her fcotpa. She Killed a Panther. Numbers of ferocious pantlicra hare been making themselves troublesome tliis season among (he dwellers of llemet vjilley, Hemet valley lies at the elevated position of 5000 feet in the Suit Jiicinto mountains. It is heavily timbered, and the forests iu the surrounding hills valleys offer a safe retreat for various wild animals. Iheir numbers arc limited, however, and only occasionally bear or mountain lion is caught preying upon ihe large herds pastured in t'le Ilemct valley.

Deer are occasionally shot in high aliimJe, but theit numbers are becoming fewer each year. Wild cats and panthers are still very numerous, and do much dnmngo among poultry, etc- One day last week Mrs. B. M. "Wil- kinsou, who Jives on a ranch near the Hcmet dam, heard a long-con tinned squealing among her drove of pigs, and, suspecting some depredator, hurried out with shot gun.

She was just in time to detain a huge panther with a prompt salute of her shotgun as -he was iu the act of making oft with a pig. Mrs. Wilkinson beuig thoroughly inured to the ways of mountain life, is a good shot, and she succeeded iu dispatching the ferocious creature without delay. It is evident by this prompt action that the lady is possessed of more than ordinary nerve in not becoming frightened at so savage an Jaciucto (Cal.) Register. DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Elgin Creamery i ancy Creamery Fancy country roll Choice country roll Low grade cooking New cr'm mild New York Goshen Wisconsin Swiss Wisconsin Sweitzer FRUIT AITD VEGETABLES. APPLES-Fancy, 500 Fair to BE Select, bu Pa 0 Beans, bbl Lima Yellow danvera bbl Yellow onion, bbl Spanish, crate Choice from store, i 21 16 15 12 6 7 9 14 14 12 300 1 90 100 3 2 50 150 123 2 50 45 30 23 18 17 14 10 8 10 15 15 13 5 50 3 50 2 1 4 275 200 1 40 3 00 50 35 ON 6 Free Medical Advice and Treatment during the six trial My MONTHS' ne Electric Belts are Batteries A Belts combined; mloTA sufficient Electricity to produce a shock. In ordering, give price of TRIAL Belts 810. waist measure. fall particulars, igfnta wanted: Btr ri ITT Jan.

16.1882.—Within the last eighteen months we have tafcen in over 91,000 for Jadd's Electric Belts and Trusses, and have never had a single complaint, bnt have had many compliments passed upoii them. DR. C. B. JUDO.

Mtcb. NEWTOO DBUG CO. Minnsapolia- June 21. committee to POtJLTKY ETC. DRESSED Dressed ducks Dressed turkeys 3J Ib LIVE Live Spring chickens pr Live Ducks pr Geese pr Live Turkeys ft Pa Ohio fresh Extra live Geese ft No 1 Extta live ft Mixed 15 15 17 40 70 70 13 15 50 48 25 16 IS 18 GO 80 75 14 1G 60 50 35 MISCELLANIOUS.

4 City 5 Med'm clo'er 7 75 Mammoth Clover 7 85 Timothy prime 1 Tirnothy choice 1 60 Blue grass 2 65 2 90 Orchard 'grass 1 75 Millet 1 00 Buckwheat 140 150 mixed 1 16 17 Buckwheat 12 15 notify President Harrison of his renomina- tion by the Minneapolis convention waited upon the President to-day. Chairman Me- President, and highly complimented him in the course of I his remarks. The President bowed slightly, and in a very clear tone made hia reply, accepting the nomination. A general hand-shaking and luncheon followed. The committee then visited Mr.

Reid at Ophir farm, near New York, and JAY has a liking for flowers. POPZ Lso still writes Latin poetrv, thonsh eighty-two years old. BEWJAMEI HABHISOV and Whitelaw Reid were both bora ia Oiub. notified him of his nomination President. for Vice THE CHOX.BBA PLACKTB.

iStraeta of a Persian City Strewn Wita Daad Bodiea. According to advices from Turkestan, cholera is making fearful ravages ia Persian and Afghanistan. The streets of Turba- tyshan are strewn with unboried corpses, and the inhabitants, as many as can, ara fleeing from the town, while tbfe Mollahs, koran in hand, parade the streets at the head of a thousand of the populace beseeching Allah for deliverance from the scourge. THE LABOR WOBLP. CINCINNATI.

$3 $4 20 WHEAT-NO. 2 Red 83 2 83 84 50 51 OATS 34 35 EGGS 12 13 BUTTER 13 20 PHILADELPHIA. f4 99 No. 2. 87 88 2, Mixed 50 57 2, White 37 38 Extra.

20 21 Firsts 13 16 NEW YOKK. 2 Red Mixed Western and Penn LIVE-STOCK REPORT. 500 93 83 51 33 15 15 600 05 86 50 36 21 17 EAST STOCK YARDS. The fastest time between town Ireland, and New York city was made August 1891, by.tna. White Star line steamer 1 Teutonic; time, five days, 16.1raura, thirty-one minutes.

CATTLE. PrimeSteers 465to 480 Fair to Good 4 10 to 450 Common 360to 400 Bui Is and dry cows 150 to 350 Veal Calves 450to 525 Heavy rough calves 2 50 to 3 50 Fresh cows, per head 20 00 to 45 00 SHEEP. Prime95to 100-ft 5 00to 530 Common 70 to 75 ft 3 00 to 3 50 Yearlings 5 25 to 6 00 Spring 5 30 to 8 50 typewriter girls have formed a union. THE manufacturers of machinery are, as a rule, very busy. THE textile manufacturers report activity in nearly all lines.

A BEST position dike that of bootmakers) leads to cardiac affections. A NZW machine shop and foundry ia to ba established at Birmingham, Ala. NEARLY all the iron and steel establishments are increasing their machinery. A WAR is being waged against thi "sweater" shops iu Chicago by Health Commissioner Ware. A sour £00 Japanese laborers have lately bet-n put at WOTK as track repairers on thu Uniou Pacific in Idaho.

THK King of Siam, who is thirty-nine, it the eldest of eighty-four children. A sow of the late President Arthur ia prominent among gantlemeo coacii driven in Paris. JUSTICE STBFHKX J. FULD, of the United States Supreme Court, has taken a cottaas at Newport, B. JOHW D.

RocncraxKR's latest benafac- tton a of to complete building fond of Vassar College. QDXXH VICTORIA is haviag some carpets made from patterns desteasd bv bar deeply- lamented husband, the Consort THOMAS A. Eoisoir Js caused by the fact that a lifted him by the ears when be was a arasboy oaa train. EDWHT GODXD. son of tha great fiatneier, is a crack and.

practices on a 500 yards on tha family placa ia Irvinztoo, THKKZ are two William J. Stoaas in tba present Congress and both are natives of Kentucky, though oaa reprsaoato a district. Tax sale of the German Kaiser's photo, graphs taken when wora a beard has oeen forbidden, aad all the negatives or- derad destroyed. EDTVARD A-TKursoir, the Boston publicist and political economist, is going to writs ths- hbretto for an opera that his son, a bright fellow now in Munich, is composing. DR.

VAUSHair, thasnccaasor to Cardinal Manning as Archbishop of HOGS. Philadelphia hogs SOOto 520 Corn Yorkers 490to510 Roughs 440fco 460 Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. has a membershio of Last year's ceipts were 1423,598,84 PAEIS cabmen continue in a chronic state- of discontent which breaks out in brief strikes every t'eir weeks.

SKVEBAI. labor organizations have nlateu p.ans lor the creation of an International Labor Bureau ia this country. THE labor and farmers' organizations of Warren County, New Jersey, nave formed a People's Industrial Union and elected officers. policemen of Switzarland hava formed a National organization for tae purpose of raising their pay ani reducing their hours. THE Archduke Francis Ferdinand, ot Austria, is a proficient amateur railroad man.

knows how to run a locomotive and to make up a tram cars. D. G. RAMSAY, Grand Chief of the Order of Railroad TeiearauHers, controls men and is only twenty-seven years asje. He lives in East St.

Loois ani has served the Illinois Legislacure. AN estimate has at length been madeo! the effect of je coal strike in Durham, England, which lasted for about three mouths. 'i'he owners lind that their receipts for thia year iiave been reuucad no less toaa LOO. ACCORDING to a recent "report of tbe Inspector of Mines, 6113 women ara employed ac coal mines in Great Britain. No woman are employed now to work below ths surf ace, but of the number named 5S19 women employed in tue actual handUne ol coal.

Col. Shepard's Duty. A merclant has been fined 100 marks at Fratnkfort, Germany, using a Biblequotation to heactan and lipreas man ought to hont thai uft jwft pay hfetfpftaia- penalty for he dailj had five brothers in the Catkoht priesthood, while several of his sisters ara nuns JACOB Gotno SOHTJBSIAIT. CornelPs new President, is yet a few years under forty, but a noted scoolar. Twenty old ha was a clerk ia a grocar store oa Priaca Edward Island.

THI young King of Spain is already ba- guming to exhibit sons) very Whan ha caa'c set waat ha wants he flies into a rage, just like tha dead and goae royalties that history dells us ot And though he is only six years of trying bard amoatacag. NEWSY GLEANI5GS. EMIGSATIOS is on the increase. CASADIAX crop reports are favorablsi APTAIH STAIB3, the African, explorer; deao. is raging ia West Virginia Two THonsANQNibihste have been edm Poland.

THK production of coal is conKderably is excess of last year. ISDIA urges England to support tbapro posed titver conference. THE estimated lotses from the floods in the West are GTTATKJCAnA has increased her World's Fair appropriation from to EiGHBUCDtBS at Ban Francisto, CaL, offet 5500 reward tor every Christian killed. is rejoicing over catching of 400,000 seals by her flaet this WTOHESG citizens protest against ths Interference of the United States troops in rustier troubles. THK California grape crop is said to have suffered a loss of two-thirds the by late trosts and rains.

AMULTITUD: estabhsbed ths Mtatm. from Virginia to Texas. THE raikcads are fighting Erie Gmal by baoUng grain so low that tha canal oua will have to oat-re prompt and careftq attaattaite Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it assupariortoaoy preacripiiaB knoTm to me." John EECH 4 BLKIU. 61 JSataMPU EOB6B W. ATTQHMKT Hatrick'a Brag Stem.

carefully and promptly OHN H. MERGE. Offlce in tba Arbttrattoa Boom oft House. All legal or other 1 to his care- will attention. Office with Hon.

W. Drag Store. BU All bustneaa promptly aoci ad to. ANIEL RAMET, at No. Practicing attorney tatto Washlogtoa and claims before all the its.

Alao porohaii SomersM. Jack. TAYLOR. Office on Philadetpblai baitnasa promptly All partalnbut ttk professiott tended to. on Jan 99 Rooam in Row's formerlyoecapled cial attention Ktren to eeratedteeth.

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Excellent table and alt i as. special terms those astenttng Coort. 4V STABEJaO OLAWSON HOT7SB. W. GOOD 3IABUBW.

TNDIAKA I. GOOD the ataua and Certificates of demand or at, reaaonabto rate- Oepustt. points at reasonable Everything in to our care will thia county. we ing aocoanto tafninc to tbete nsto the fflrst priiKlplea Oubter. BEST Indiana.

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