Snyder County Tribune from Middleburg, Pennsylvania • 2

ty to Snyder for endorsement and influence, just for the reasons above given. One of the brightest and most able man who ever lived in Snyder County is A. V. Potter, candidate fut the Congressional nomination in Snyder at the next primary election. He has been living in the county for the past twenty years, and is thoroughly identified with the interests of our county.

He stands at the head of the bar in our county, and in fact lias few superiors as an Attorney in central Pennsylvania. Mr. Potter is in the THE TBMJM 'FBI THE GERMAN CRISIS, It Is Averted by Count Gaprivi Withdrawing His Resignation. Two Vahuibie Friends. 1 A pbrifiiu) con not always bit had.

Rheu britjses aa-i burns ofu-ii Ni.Hm tiri.i-.s v. hei3 Icntl cxpp Keep bawir tiie fricntl of icaavbouevboM aa.l of pain, the famous Red i-1: eer.ts. a M.i..y a j.nv:(l lift shock saved that IS being rarkwi to with that terrible entail. a u'i-i nlebf i by investing lor l-ottte of Han-Tiimthe- threat Tf.rci,H,!. oMs atjd msuuiption i ct Ca.Tii a fnt at Wateuselln-'s irustorv.

tf H.L. PHILLIPS' I. A. LCMBARB, EDITOR. mmm stashet quay.

Hicjness zj. pi f- i fi Rates: All trucent adTertisements, mot otherwise otracted lor will be charged for at the follow THE EMPEROR'S POOR HEALTH 1 img mas, for four or less issues 1 square of IS THE PROPER NAME FOR UOU COFFEE, W03LSOM SPICE CO. bib UM, isi insertion ti.oo, 20. insertion al.oo. udralnsertion 4th insertion 5octs.

This Was the Potent Factor in the Count's Self Sacrifice He However. Insists on Retiring from the Prussian Premiership. Contracts for less rates aiade onlv before in rtian of When no contract made the OT rates will be charged. Arnica Aalve. T.ui tiat salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ttieers, salt rheum, fever sores tetter, chapped hands, cliillilaiOR.

corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. Jt is guaranteed to give pei'loet sati-4'aetiou, or money refunded. Friee 25 eeiit? per lxx." For sale liy Geo. C. Wa-easeiler.

tf Selii Grove, March 2-t, IS92. BERtJN, March 19. Chancellor Von Caprivi offered his resignation at the cabinet meeting yesterday, as the result of the protracted contest on the educational bill, which the chancellor, as Prussian premier, had championed from the first. At this moment there is no definite information as to the action of the kaiser on the premiers resignation. It is known that the kaiser has apprehended for some time a movement of the kind on Caprivi's part, and has also been much disconcerted br the trouble which the educational bill has aroused.

The kaiser himself has earnestly desired to see the education bill become a law and was prepared to strain every cord of his influence as king of Prussia to fight for himself, and if he receives the county nomination, as I have every reason to believe he will, he will make a determined fight for the District nomination. Vote for A. W. POTIKR, who would represent the Irtth Congressional District with honor and ability. Yours, for TRUTH JUSTICE.

0y withdrawal of the Anti-Quay candidate for the Legislature, will no doubt be a surprise to the read ers of the '-Mugwump" Philadel phia after reading tiie glow, ing accounts of the Anti-Quay up risking in Snyder. VIGOR YOUTH XTK ENTERPRISE EMERY) AXD COXFECTIONAEY. To the Republicans of Snyder SALISBURY'S REPLY. County. CLOTHIKG MOUSE! pSipSSilIi "PC Hit.

J. II. IWctEAS'S 5IESSS ir AND BL.OOD PURIFIER. An antidote for Isi'S of Appetite, Ixiss of Spirits ami Weakness; to tlie taste and a ffcvorite tonic with tiie Trice 1 per bottle. I'or sale hy ail lru.yauta.

FKKPAI.I l.Y The Dr. J. H. McLean Med. St.

Lwis.Mo The Republicans of Snyder Coun urea, secrecy aver tna Text or the Esnnn il-T-A Who by his Superior Generalship gave us President SEUXSGROVE, PA. IftiTlns opcncil up a first class bakery in I -inform the puf.lic, I keep constantly on hand the choicest Bread, Rolls, Buns, Pies AKB CAKES of all vrhh 1 at lowest prices. Particular attention pi von to supplvinsr wrd-uir'" iiirare prtrtk-s. with ail sn'ios of vke9 Jim! niso carry a.hire stwk of CANDIES, NUTS Fll UIT Our not to Is '-The best quality at the lowest (iivt- rno a call Dee. 21, GEO.

W. WAINRIC'HT DOCTOR J. B. Ilobciistick's medical orncES, 208 North 2d Phild'a, Pa. are the in America for the treatment of Special Diseases Yontbfnl Er KOIIS.

PoiHa. Nervous Debility. Ulcers. Strict ui, VcixOUrr, Kl.hicy Eu'I rikin Dlwafcs, Vi.ncfclc. Kupturc.

IVrnsknvntSv 1-v imrovi.J mclhoiis itli-mt fmiM i-iccsi-. 'J hc Doctor's -bto-. i to Ids cxncricnci- ami ir- and ah.I at. Uful at co tnatmcnt. A 1.

i- our cuarantee of 111 the old EankSoom, Eelinsgnrce Having had many years cMjxTier.ee in tins ami tho old Country, i am prepared to guaranteed good tits and work dene jn rjeat style. FALL ASD WBTI! CUTilHG FOR MEH, BOYS AND CHILDREN MADE TO THE LATEST STYLES, A full line cf Samples for For joy3 and Children, Tcur trade 'Eoiicitod, ty will be called upon on Saturday the 26th to decide by their ballots, whether the heroic services of Senator M. S. Quay, on the battlefield, as well as in the Political arena, in the interests of the Country and the great Republican Party, has entitled him to your support. At the time when the destiny of our Country trembled in the balance, when the euemies of the country joined issue with the loyal citizens of the North, and submitted the settlement of the question of Union, or Dis-union, to the arbitrament of the eword, Senator Quay, then a young man, volunteered in the ranks of the Pennsylvania Reserves, and afterwards as Colonel of the 131th Pennsylvania nnd rtnown upon the held of baii.t:, was one of tho brave 300 out of the 2,700,000 Union Soldiers, who re.

ceived Medals of Honor from the Government, for especial bravery in action. After Peace blessed our country, his ability was recognized li.c then leaders of the Republic. 111 Party, and in 110 campaign, or upon no of public interest, or Political economy, has Senator Quay been found to mainta qu-o-l nubble position. Always courageous, and true. Fii rn and self-reliant, he proved himself a tower of slretiotli in the councils 01 too party.

As State Chairman, the Krpuu.i-." can Party, won a number of victories, notably the defeat of Hon. A. H. Dill by Hon. ry Huvt in that memorable Gubernutor contest.

This battle was alone won by Senator Quay's superb generalship. Later on, as the Captain and leader of the Republican forces, in the great Political Campaign of 1 SS8 he snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, and succeeded in placing Gen. Benjamin V. Harrison in the Presidential chair, defeating I'resi' dent Cleveland. For this act alone.

if for no other reason, Senator Quay is entitled to the vote of every publican who has a spark of gratitude in his breast for the service-rendered, and to-day, broken down in health through the strain cf thai terrible campaign, his enemies the Democratic leaders and Mugwumps are waging an agggressive and relentless warfare upon him, and shall we now desert him? Let this question be answered at the polls on Saturday by a decisive majority for Quay. Republicans of -little'' Snyder, the Chieftain who led us on to victory in 1S8S, is assailed for the services he rendered the Republican Party, in a campaign that originated ill the sanctum of the Sew York World, a Democratic organ, and the funds which is now been used in our own county to defeat Senator Quay, has been mainly contributed by the Democratic Free-Traders of New York. Will you join in this unjust attack upon Senator Quay? We believe that you will not do so, and that Snyder County will give this matchless Republican leader at least 1000 majority. The Whole Truth! J. A.

LVMBARO. P2sQ Emroii. It has always been the casein Snvder County that uo one of her citizens has ever attained great prominence in state or National affairs. When our people need the influence of prominent persons to aid them in any object political or otherwise, they are compelled to go to adjoining counties for "influence." ilow does this come? Just simply because of a wr.mg policy being pursued by our people. If man among us begins to show any proini.ii; of rising in the County, a few soon growjealous, and fearful that Ia' may "get ahead'' of them: and he is soon cried down, and efforts are made to prejudice thepeople against him, by any means fair or or false.

The consequence is that no one of our citizens attains promjneuee in the councils of the party, or rise to a position of influ-eace, as do men 'of surrounding counties. This is a wrong j.oli y. When' the other counties have a man of brightness, ability and promise, they sustain him, and encourage him, and hold him up; and this is what Snyder County people should rln and must do. or Snvder will Ktav under. We need en! to rornt! Sea OoQument.

FOR A RUPTURE It Is Believed the Brit is ii Premier's Reply to Onr Government's Xote Is Conservative We Are Prepared to Prevent Poach ins. Washington. March -2. It seems im possible to secure any information re the contents of the reply of to tho note rrom tins government of the 18th inst. Probably no more than half a dozen certainly not over a dozen are acquainted with tne terms ot the reply, and tiiev are maintaining an apparently inviolable silence as to tile subject.

It is said this is due to the direct request ot the presi dent, who de-ires that the text or tenor of the reply shall not become known un til it has tieen transmitted to congress. When tliis will be done cannot be stated. but the probability still remains that it will so to congress after today's cabinet eel While directly the contents of the re- jiiy cannot be learned, so much light upon them has been thrown that it may lord jt.tinntY. he positively the c'limiUTiiration does not materially alter tin Mr nation it exist t'd jnwioas to its It was Paid by a treasury official that the lonp: dflayed instructions to tiie rewnue cmistrs are heiu.tc firmulated. now that tiie reply l'n)in Lord ialibiiry lias Won received, imd the intimation was plainly riven that thty would direct the ci amnanders of the cutters to repair to the sealing grounds and protect the seals.

While Lord Salisbury refuses to renew the modus vivendi there is nothing in this refusal to occasion fear of a conflict between this country and Great Britain. The reply is one thing and the understanding between the two conn-tries is another. While Lord Salisbury refuses to join this country in the efforts to preserve the seal, there is an implied understanding that if the L'nited States sends vessels to Behring sea to keep off poachers there will be no British men-of-war thi-re to interfere. In other words, while Great Britain will, in deference to public sentiment in Canada, refuse to put any obstruction in tiie way of tho Canadian TiC.arlit'rs. she ill tint tro In ivirii this couutrv in ir defem-e and will not place herself in (Lm.vr of a conflict.

The expectation is that this country will at once send vessels B-h'rijiir ea. and. will put into operation a j-'oroun policy for the irotectio7i of the scab if Canadian sealers are captured the probability is that the only fighting Lord Salisbury's government will do will lie in the courts, and possibly bid-ire a court of arbitration authorized tocni-sider tlie question of damages. vuiA i 1 ct 1 s. Defective Hollers Cnusf? Irith in icbiai.

antl 31 isrm ri. East Jordan. March Tin? boiler of tlpj Ea-t Jordan Luiuhrr mill up yesterday, in-staTilly killiui; tiie foll'Avin; persuiis: William 1 ach, air'd IS, uniiiarried; Simon Cann y. nmnarrird: Pctr Sheldon, a'fd '2, unmarried: Jnhn Brown, unmarried, RnlH-tt-Cook. ae'I married, no children: Emanuel Hunt, aud 40, avew a wife and child.

Atmzi Christi was so severely injured that he died soon after. Joiin Kinirle had both eyes blown out and cannot live. Sanderson Keinhartl is also fatally injured. James Smith was very serinu-dy wounded and a score of others hadiv injured. The mill, valued at SiH.000.

is a total wreck. The cattle of the exclusion is unknown. St. ijoiris. March Late yesterday afleriionn a report reached S.

Lords that an explosion bad occurred in tin- works of the Laclede Fire. iJrit company at Cheltenham. -An alarm of lire hrouht out enhit's fnm tlie nearest There beinr no flames to combat, the firemen in tlie work of rescue. But even the continued effort's, ot tho tiremen and the surviving empioyes did not suflice to release toe in jured and dyin.ff from their terrible fat-- until they hud smYered i'r lionrs. IiiC if tiit rs wnich expl'Ve-d lust been in operation inir.

Tat v.oiv ci' tne pattern and wt.rkina: ho- 11101 an'l ha.l Sa nr. lav 'e of ex-eause can been thon.ir.rhlv afternoon. They w- re in perienced and no be given tor tae amil-aii. Tiie tY.jiowipg were in the explosion: i-J. tioc-kli-v.

an Kn-riish oru-fc-layer's aporeutire: John Du'ooeiiy. machinist: Larry labo-i-r: It. JJie-doke. lahorer: I'ninlc Zooiror. iheiiiaie Jlorgail linnan, lnni'iir, faloilv injured.

Mrs. Osljoi-ni; co.jn. March VO. May te friends of r.e. who wai months" ini-i connection ae.

have ars Lii.it she set'teuee he has Ihm litlach'Mi to Today it is a Mrs. I iorenf Klin I sentenced to a term of for perjury with tiie h-r th-ir will not live to serve Before and since confined in the the li ilhiway th: announced that stie is condition. Chicago liootLP-rs Inn iotetl. CHic.uio. March Si, bale yesterday afterirooTi indictments were returned bv tlie jrrand jurv tiainst iic following aldermen: W.

J. titrien. U. li.O'Brieu, Nicln das A. Crem -r.

Pat rick .1. 1, Philip Jaclioai. Siteplcn (iossehiu. Jolm F. Ltorman.

i'he chartre airainst W. J. O'brie! atid Powers is l.ri oery. md a-zaitist the others speciiicnliou is conspiracy to do au uniawiul act. r-nM':" )n 1 mi-.

i i I Bv virtnp of vi. fa. df the Court nf Pleas, of Snn rutiMly. ami me tiireL'tdl, I wiil f-sposp ut Sin rui Sale the Court House, in on Friday, April 1802 10 o'clock, a. the f-iluminir demerit Estate, bounded and acMnheti North by land of Daniel Trutt and Public rcwd from New Bcriin to Nortlumiberhux! Kast 1)V Innd of Jos.

Boush, 5oTith by laud Samuel Kuukie and others eoiitainus 112 Acres more or Icf. whx-reon orwteil a LARfiE DWKLLlXfi Iwnk bam. and tli cront I.hii'N in u.ixl r.ai tiHr apple mx-nanl, l'(jih1 near tiie hou Seized. into and to be sol as. the of Ii.

I. BOLKNDKn, Sheriff. Sheriffs Oilice. March WJ. Writ of Partition.

The pillion (t Andrew fiross, son of Si: favth ihv.t the iul l.io-s (lien ui'(Hlt uie "iJiyi'i testate, seixe.l in her denii' IVe "i' a eerti.il) rfieuuf ami tniet (if ituaft-in the lieroi L'h. eoiiiiTy, bonirlMti: tLe iicrih ly of t-ut bv a piih-ic abi isy la: t. of lU-iiry iy c-. TaiuifL: i.t'.n- ir U- '-villi the nul e-tute th-- Tc: survive her Ji t- rh'-- tl 1 viz: .1 of Se i.ruve. V-.

th ut" ei. Mr a fle-. ii, Ly-i -r- v-r. the follow U- hlJ-'r. I-.

A v. lb' S'e -f tvveiity-Km: wnv: M. VISA iMzai-eth K. unan. -om- (Vc.

'ir- h-u'ou (iivs, i nil -Ureter. S-'i 'il-'f. v'-r. (. i cf iluViiili.

and A. I re- Neb. t-r. Miuy Tarr of AI I of i. MreiM'f U'i-'ii -f iM: th- il.lVi- of l- nl Ti ht -nuiw t--v.

-iPh pan of tie Tne tre-er ii' of UiiMarv iiu 1,. lt Ibo H-f' -ts j' iit-n-fy I HI uti on fbe iiio'Vi1 l.n- on Satunlm. May bfi' you my nt- rend if Ai! Fniriiionii) Fa-riiinuiit, Ii' Tl-e ry. ll c. ri cf t.vi i i.trs r.

rs ct i i intr fiiiiirv to I rivu. tLc i-Li j.om:c!s of Lis Nursery, ut IV-om 4 io "i -to 4 ii i'rre fin.Tl i'lsT I is qiullitv 1 r.r variftii ulii; it 1,1, tlKMVlll-d. J' I Aibadien i For ths Ooirplexion. A VJONDEKFUL SaS3titat3 for Face Poster, (ABSOLUTELY MARS LESS.) THC ONIT THAT REMOVES ALU DISEASES OF THE SKIN, TAN, FRECKLES, SUNBURN VRiKKLES LEAVING THE FACE SOFT AND SMOOTH A3 AN INFANT'S. PRICE Roas Aibadien Con-pany, CLEVELAND, C.

If B31Xf tf NOW IS MP Baker, tXSnKn's riiy'-'T for the foliou-hm Wheels. Paragon, Don't 111 1 I -v vW I I- trail i-r 7 i i 41' i ill 1 COUNT von CAPltm. effect its adoption. Bnt the storm of opposition has been gathering in force with every day, and from nearly all of Protestant Prussia has arisen a loud and resolute protest against the concessions which the bill proposed to the Koman Catholic laith. The immediate cause of Caprivi reti-ignation is said to be that at yesterday cabinet meeting the kaiser substantial! stated that he favored a material mod i-fication of the bill.

As Caprivi had stili-stantially stated in the landtag that he would stand or fall by the bill as it wits he felt bound in honor to resign. The kaiser's choice now is either to force the bill through as it stands or tdfiiccept Caprivi's resignation. The kaiser is known to be deeply attached to Caprivi, and it is thought that he may insist upon the chancellor remaining, and cat! upon the conservative and ultra-mon-. taues combination in the landtag to pass the bill. Berlin.

March 22. General Von Caprivi has returned from his visit to Hubertnsstock. in an.twer to the summons of the emperor. The chancellor is reticent as to the facts of the interview, except that, at the command of his sovereign, he has consented to withdraw his resignation and remain at the head of the cabinet. The chancellor had gone on Sunday with the determination to insist upon his resignation being accepted, but the emperor made earnest personal appeal, and brought about what is called a reconciliation.

This appeal is said to have been based mainly on the condition of tlie emperor's health and the fact that he was in no condition to face the strain that a change in the chancellorship would involve. The emperor is said to have explained that, his abruptness at the cabinet, meeting which led to the offers of resignation f-om Chancellor Yon Caprivi and Count Von Zedlitz Trtitzchler was owing to his state of iM-alth. and not. prompttid by any desire to humiliate General Von Caprivi. But, while consenting to remain as chancellor, tjt'iieral von Csiprivi insi.sted upon the emperor's accepting his resignation of the office of Prussbm premier.

The emperor was obliged, therefore, in order to keep Caprivi ohaii-oellor, to accept his resignation as Prussian premier. This will, in mime at least, divorce Chancellor von Caprivi entirely from Prussian affairs, ami relieve him from the obligation ot apfM-ar-ing in the l.mdtag. i. Allefjliejiij- Officials in TrtHiIiIe. PlTTKp.Oio, March 22.

John R. Murphy, chief of tne Allegheny department of public safety: John Oienn. Henry Koruman atttl Samuel McChire, Alle gheuy detectives, ami T. B. Donaldson, an ex-detective, were last night held in $4,000 bail for cenrt by Aidfiinan Schellmon, charged by John ii.

Mr-Kirdy, an expert employed in auditing the accounts of AJleglieny City, with embezzlement. Five Sailors Jost. Halifax. J'nrch 22. a storm the bark Sylvan, from Btrhacioeji for St.

John, in balaist. went ashja-e off Cranberry Head, near Yarmouth. I'art of the crew got ashore, but five men lost their lives. NOTABLE DEATHS. New York' March 18.

Max Stra-kosch, the famous impnessaric, died yesterday of paralysis. Boston, March 21. Daniel Dothrop, of the well known publishing firm of D. Lothrop died at his home here, aged 70. Chicago.

March 21. George Driggs. of the circuit court, died from quinsy while sitting rn his chair, aged 45 years. London-. March 2a.

A dispatch from Hyeres, France, announces the death thereof Louis Cartigny, aged 101 years. He was the last French survivor of the battle of Trafalgar, on October 21, 1S0j. London. March Mi. A dispatch from Brighton announces the death there ves- terday of the Right Hon.

Sir Henry Bou-verie William lir.uid, Viscount Hampden, G. C. P. C. He nresided over the house of commons for twelve years, declining a re-election in 18S4.

Baltimorb, March 16. A private cablegram was received here last night stating that Jolm H. Steuart. the United States consul at Antwerp, had died in Paris. Steaiart was a.

Baltimoreaii and about TiO years old. He was apfxiinted to Antwerp as consul twenty: years ago from Pittsburg. A widow survives him. The body will be brought to Baltimore for burial. A Bad Cold If notspeed'ly relieved, may'ewt serious Issues.

WIotj there difficulty o( breathing, expectoration, or soreness of the throat and bronchial tubes, with a constantly irritating cough, tlie very test remedy is Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It removes tiie phlegm, soothes irritation, stops coughing, and induces repose. As an emergency medicine. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral should be in every household. "There is nothing better for coughs than Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.

I use no other preparation." Ani lie S. Butler, 1C9 Pond Providence, K. I. I suffered severely from but was CURED BY' Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It saved my liffc -Geo.

B. Hunter, Goose River, N. S. "About a year ago I took the worst cold that ever a man had, followed by a terrible cough. The best medical aid was of no avail.

At last I began to spit blood, when it was supposed to be all over with me. Every remedy failed, till a neighbor recommended Ayer's Cherry p-ectoraL I took half a teaspoonful of this medicine, three timss a day, regularly, and very soon began to improve. My cough left me, my sleep was undisturbed, my appetite returned, my emaciated limbos gained flesh and strength and, to-dav. than ks to the Pectoral. I am a well man." U.

j-i. Bean, 38 Winter sL, Lawrence, Mass. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral fpRIPARED UT Dr. J. C.

AYER Lowell, Mass. fisW by all DroggiiU. en ft $TL; xir bottles, (S. i-1 con (j t'oiiiJciiwri Uepoi ot E'roeeediiiss in Senaie ami iionse. Washinutov.

Marrh H. in the senate Mr. Ptfllor iatmciiiced a bill to rtuluiu the of ('in as rirrreiu to jirevynt dis-triiiiinatiun in favor of go'A and s-ilver as Joi-'hI tender. Ju the fct-nate joint rei-o-luiion was passed tbe librarian of coiiirrefJi to fxhibii cert.i-in dtM-umt'iits at the World's fair. Mr.

Knloe iTi-iin.) rt' ported a bill to repeal the mail subsidy act. Mr. Savers (Tex.) presented tiie conference report on the uru'ent delirienty bill, and it was to. Thy iifue livn wl-ii ii't or the whole on free wm.i Wasiii.vo ton, In the enrttn hiMise bill ratilyin tin act of the Arizona leyiii' at tire in for Arizona's World's fair exhibit wart passed. Mr.

iVtiiiTiew an amendment to the sundry civil apprupriaihrn upj-ropi iai in for epen-- inc(iiid in coiiii'-lioij with tise Worlu's fair. Mr. ila'e report td a bill he construction of ba i lie live Kim boats an'l eiKht ihi-s torpe.o boat-. Tiiret riiiiiiou doil.uv- is Hpproi.riii ii fir their eouii ruct ion a mi i. for in ir armamerit.

tv h- t.ipe"iiied in torp il ajnts. Mr. iVIFs-r k. -diu-cd a bill ei-e H1.14 a fund f'-r n.i -i and to put unemployed lah.irei at work on publit-iiuprovetiieuti. T.hlion-ie to a from Jr.

res IVx.) on the free wool bill. Marc!) -I'ne a bill iiiw.T.-, port i.f entry. A bill a reported ext-iii Anivch'an ttjaslwiM hv tiifir mnteivor by mi ed ft jdlois, i rom pilot Mi. int nwtur-Itrfivirlintr evpvrci: -n- ut ion the itrueiiotlity or 'uc oioto us.e. The iioiise, itiiro' Kt.ite nill for f-ir farm few uniniporraiii -i dt-b fret- ool bill.

ASfllXOTOV bill-: Authorize. across thy .1. lls-hifju'a post of u-' ivrry for the of ti- i i i'ort Wiiyne, atid a lew mi no The Jmu-e resumed iii-? ot vool bill. Washington. M.ireli In the en t' weri-tntrodui-ed: Tonuionrl he net poiiilineiit of receiver: in find 1 prod 1 leers of coUon he revein; collected tlieieoii.

iiiihi repovi e-i: To the. crime of before the I'kiieil loeul land to ptmi ii fore uricv, of 1:,.. In ihe Kin-I Jewi rab'i, fstten A was caiiiiii- for ji i-it. luid geodetic surv'y increase I or ion, elision on the oil iu.luiuvd in. Six to Si.ki;iy Eve.

dwellinic of Jolm Lain v. livtni; i outn of Sitrinu'ticl 1. 3 o'clock in the niornin four sons and one daitL: the flames. The onlv family to escape a 1 who pulh'd ids father out inc(, but too hite to save five children wei'e sloe; when the h'-e broke otii by the fire ihee ii'! biii'ul- ii i and the rloor wmi tiieir tnrowin ttieni ai; into the cellar, ii they were roast; aiive. The cait-e the fire is unknown.

Allium Terry ViollMll. Ktockton. M-ivcIi -JJ Sarah Ah lira i y. all, ill in viol, 'lit ami IcaiU 1:1 misery. One uf lur fjivoriie i- passing titur is to l'jan ar.iinsi iln- wr-M and rrcrivp spirit inrsa-M.

spirits order hrr to all si-rtri ol' i things, and their orders are i.in liritlv olved. Kefusing: to io the asylum rules and discipline it was recently necessary to use force wirh her. and she became so reir.tclury nat she has since been put in a jae'rer. l.xit Standard Oil Trust. New York.

March 22. At a held by the holders of standard trust certificates at the oiiic. ot t.ie trust, ISroadway. a rcs.dnrion to Terminate the agreement torinin tiie nnst was voted njion and by a lare ma.ioriiy. over of "the cer-titicales bein voted in favor of the dissolution.

Joilll U. flenrv M. Fia-ler. William Hock, teller. John D.

Archi.ol.l. Benianiin Brewster. H. H. Rwrs.

Wesley II. Tillord and (. Is. Jennings were appointed trust, -es to wind up the alfairs of tiie trust. Kxpelied IViOii 'arltaltieitt.

Loniion. Tn the honse of commons the government leader, moved the of treore Voouyar ifastinirs mcmljer for the casTern who on lie- nth net. was convicted on his plea of ui'ty of appropriating to his own u-e certain monevs and securities which ne had received in his capacity of trustee, und-r the will of John Llrown. and who was sentenced to five years' penal The (notion was adopted. ISoycttiUns lite 15 rot hcrhood.

Cincinnati. March 2'-'. The United States, following the example of the Adams Express company, is dischariring from its set vice ail of its emidoyes who were identified with the Brotherhood of Express tmineers. The work of lom piu t)lf beian several days atro, an'l up to mis tune ail nave ui-t lntrLred. Ihere are not so many the 'i Sttttes as in the Adrnus company, and but few an left.

Thev will be relieved as fast as they colue in with trains. I Po The Czar's Urat it iide. r.Iarch xl. M. Sipiauine, governor of C'ourland.

telegraphed to Mr. J. M. Crawford. American consul sit Sr.

Petersburfr. who is now here, requesting him to kindly inform Captain of the American steamer Indiana, which brought to I Libau from Philadelphia a cargo of flour and provisions for the Russian famine sufferers, that his majesty the i fcniperor has lieen pleased to bestow a 1 present him. 1 Doesn't Want to "Trumpet." Loniiov. March 21. Mr.

Old-toon was applied to by Mrs. Humphrey Ward ft) write a review of her novel. Grieve." It was Mr. Gladstone's notice of "Robert Klsmere'' that gave that novel its success and enables its authoress to net about from its Side. In the "David Grieve" cait Mr.

Gladstone replied on a postcard regretting that po litical exigencies prevented htm from complying with the request. He signed i u. in i i in in the tne thr, for ark is was one two oil Cove that lhl2. the Niler. on PirrsECKG.

March 2. He v. Thomas D. LL. di(l yesterday, ftjiiid at, lie was loiif? and 'favorably known in connection with the Reformed Presbyterian church.

Easton, STarch 19. Rev. John J. Carey, a well known Methodist preacher, died yestertiay from paralysis, n-red years. He was the author of a of n.li:rions topics and works.

M-trc'i 02. Three loa I -d coal va'is were L'opp-1400 down the Sterling slope oy the hoisting engines machinery John Htun-lirey, at the bottom of thfl slope, wasiu-tantly killed. Philadelphia. March 21. Frederick Heiile.

aijed 40 years, a gold beater in tli" employ of Kirch jewelers. coxn-nti'ted by placing his head under a 1 jmnr.d hammer, cirusiuni; it to a pulp. He is believed to have been insane. Philadelphia, March iy. Forty freight cars left, the track on the north 1 Vti ylvatiia ln-anch of the Reading near Tahwr and weie badly wrecked, baniei Iclutosh, a of i.iisciry, was killed.

The wreck was can ed by snow. March 19. Her. tt an Carlin and son, all li. were cin-hod! to oeatn bv a il i Mi.ikia a coalmine a lioberts- '1 hcv just tpuit work for the tl.iv and were returning to th-ir homes.

Vii of i ein were iLiarrtcd and hail families. March 10. Much iii-i. has been aroused in W. C.

i. eirciv-. of this city by the action of i commissioners in refusing i urt house for a lecture. nilow the use of the i meetings and the tu.t i hey are ueing eol.i.oi YV. ('.

i. Ixiycotltd. r.Iarch 22. Charles iffVn v. 1 iv, president of the (iiiiiiiwTiv, turned i i ne ofiicts and safe to sitmville 1- over till' although his counsel ad- etui tjot to t'-o so.

It is believed will contest the matter no i ne police and Pmkertuu men Mill ,1 tue depot. March I0. There utt iete of work at in the Mahanoy district tiud the mines will remain iur. her notice. The Mahunov llou-e and sc yard has also stis- atid it is known when these, us will resume.

Until then over l.oOO men will be idle. i March 31. Doyles- tov.ns missing lawyer. li. James.

hiis returned home, who ha been seen try Vri'v lew is teoorted as looking weil. but" having verv little to lbs friends think most of his af- tans may be satisfactorily adjusted and ate anxiously awaitimr developments. iNotumg as to where he has been can be learneU. as none of his relatives or friends will talk. -March 22.

Albert Myers, a well known citizen, died sud- oi aihplexy, aged tit years. He served ir.irmg tlie war, and also sergeant ill the One Hundred and Twenty-right) regiment Pennsylvania volunteers during the rebellion, lie was connected for some years with his father tiie publication of The Chronicle of the Times. Reading Democrat ami Berks unity Press. Cakbondale. March 21.

Fonr-; teen persons were poisoned by biscuits served at supper at the Exchange hotel, Montrose. All the doctors in the vil-I lage worked all night before their pa-; tieuts were pronounced out of danger, Rat poison had Iw-en mysteriotislv put the biscuit. A girl discharged "from hotel is said to have threatened to "get even" with the proprietor. This ami other circumstances point to her as culprit. XomusTOWx-, March 21.

Mrs. Clara A Shaw, of Conshohoeken, nigh her attorney, has entered two suits in the court of common pleas against A. H. March for lO.OuO each damages for the death of her husband and son. who were killed by a biiler explosion in tiie pork packing establishment of the defendant, located in Bridgeport, which occurred over a mrmth ago.

She alleges criminal negligence. The case may be compromised. Wii.UAMsPuirr, March 22. Dick Roerick. a woodman, was killed near Caledonia, E1k county.

A crew of men were at work launching a log floater's in C. Bennett's branch of the Sinna-mahoiiing. The ark had been built, as customary, bottom side up. and the men were turning it over as they launched it. Some of the props gave way and the ark fell, frightfully crushing Roerick, who was under "it.

lie unmarried, ami a native of Mew Brunswick. IIou.iDAYSBL'itu. March 19. dynamite explosion occurred at the Juniata limestone ouarries. fifteen south of this place, causing the drath of workman ami the serious injury of othe a ne men were engaged ut dynamite for blastim? mir- inawiug A cat) exploded, therebv lettito- twenty-eight sticks of dvnauiite.

John (iates. aged lit.1 years, of Petersburg. was killed and rieury ami ticrrou. of Forge, sustained severe bruises, iates leaves a widow and children. lUuKisBUiici.

March 83. The animal report of State Treasurer Bover shows1 during the year loans' were re- deemed as part hast to the amount of The total pn'olic debt in was the sinking iutid shows assets of ith this fund and the muurai nndr ihe act of ther will sufficient till, a.t tiitab1tldiTH' bmds. the last of which will mature in In June next tiie lariw Uab.iice in general fund will lie reduced bv the payment of to the public schools. Four 4 hiidren in our iavs. I I Dl'iBV, N.

8., March 21. Mrs. Joseph of North Range, was on Friday delivered of a boy. making the fourth within four days. The first arrival was Tuesday noon, another came Wednesday evening, and the third Thursday morning.

The four weigh twenty -three pounds four ounces. 1:1.. to 9 p. tn. 10 to a.

m. Jan H.i for lj AI2AI tcjirv. CasS Dry Goads, ilctioii Carpet Store 3i SAJ.h. Cool f'rec Doiinrj iio-incss cf fiO.IIIKl a Jnl ftii-K. 'i In- Muck cua lie luci-il to iciicl ihc on cnv I.ai'- Viili.

mur. pay out ihousaU'ln of 'i'vial c.vrv -vo vi-ck. iliioi -I ii l.cwisti.wn. Pa. GMl YlBD IrC'-CASH PAID-FOK I w.ml.i notify I'uliiic that I hav a oo 1'aol.

at Mfiv'i viv'ii ivliarf. Sc- lia'v I ill trra.le of Coal, i.i-1.. price pui-1 for Tics. V-io- i 1 1 i i.i JOHN D. SXYDK1! Scientific American S.jettcy for '7 4 jX.fhL i CAVEAT3, t- i MARKS, yu -i Qt' SIC PATENTS CCrVRIGMTS, etc.

i i 1 frro IT writp io i V'x. ti3 fdt Ijv 'is'id 'uvAi'ht 1'vf'nre 'ac IjQ. zi-jiirc ji'. f' ui clii'e in LUG iri of r.ny poient ifc in the 1,1 oss 1. i.

-j A Ne, JJ'ioi. --r A GRAND INVESTMENT Iiiriiielamily, ilifSoiiul ortli.IJIirapy. Tho -Webster B7 ci in-nnry. tho mid eninrr-ea, and ss a distini-Mi. ixts bears the name of Wob-dr 3 ictinn-.

T.er? zztictc tan lumd iiiortiri; haviii" bt.rn o. I ii etii- fai SGOO.O'JO expend) be-are 1 ho si ccj.rn-33 printed. A To-toiiiia- a'trationa. r. 'ii'-' taiioca aadotttu lv CET THE BEST, the impriat of G.

C. fi" A 1 CO PUBLISHERS, 5 irJCFiLD, U.S.A. Cltnin rf cvi.i "CO f. Hd.VS VIOLA CM HA ji f-'- or.iv '5, Tl.iitr.i'-i tiw.y d.t"S i ii ibnt is i c-. 'irji-i tV-r it ii removes its, ami rAl ci; --i" vet i lf a or iv I Jt is n--t to coviTii it a cure.

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A OHIO. 7 V- i 3 t.fl I Oci 11 io-a- ii '7 -Ft. c.r.T.rxrzsT v. r.in'.ent xr.iX at the ii iV.o man- iwn c- rrv-i '-j 1-V ii v. III.

C.l 'a loaircti fao.ar VI Miililiobur-li. iH. It' I yA (hi! I'-ii it NtTVOilH 'ii ii en I. iii TL-iilv I in HUMPHREYS' Cot. Wiliium and Job i jj'-' i.

e-T, 'H t'-H A i i'v -l-i-irv T-tl I vVnen the was a Chita, she ci-fcd for itor. When txe became Jliss, sre clung; to W'her be Iad Chil.iren, ska Uieia Custuria. I I i to the manner in which Union Conn- i JJXz L'tZ ty sustained and upheld two of Ihm tion nt-arlv all th- eoal miner vh miit seas attained to rank of bigls work on the Vith with the ep-prominence in state and national af- tlon f'f the Dnrlmm iuiiiotk, who are not fairs; we refer to Hon. A. H.

Dill Work ykrthWm Tlie HtrA and Hon. C. S. ol both deeeas- ham who quit work, not with any ed; we could mention many Other I of canning advance hi thf pi-ice instances in other Counties. No fJ- xl" resUting one ever pomes from another Coun- "your grand old trum- tne pjstcard Deter.

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