The Danville Morning News from Danville, Pennsylvania • Page 1

Morale New. VOL. IL--NO. DANVILLE, TUESDAY. JANUARY 24, 1891).

1 C. A COPY. C. A WEEK Th A TIMELY RESCUE SPECIAL THIS WEEK IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT. MANY Sllji ABSENT.

Another Light Vote Cast In the Tenn-sylvania Contest. GOSSIP ON THE DEADLOCK. PRANK RODENHOIFER NEARLY AS PHIXI1TED Overcome by Oarbonio Acid Gas While at Prank W. Leach Epree (he Opinion That (he Senatorial Flwht Is Liable to lie a Very Long One. Work on the ilnterior of a Large Storage Hcgahead.

Frank Rodenhofler, who is employed Package Coffee, all brands, 10c. lb California Hams 6c. lb Our own brand Baking Powder 10c. lb 5 pound pail of Jelly, all flavors 25c. Pure Maple Sugar in 2 pound cakes, 25c.

Pure Maple Syrup in gallon cans, 85c. 15 bars LinettSoap, 25c. There is no better Flour made than our brands of Lexington and White Loaf. Every sack guaranteed. Lexington 48c.

sack or $3.70 per hbl White Loaf 50c. sack or $3.85 per bbl For week we will still sell onr after dinner Mocha and Java Coffee in one pound cans at 25c. per pound. DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE GBEAT CLEASIN9 SALE NOW GCIN3 ON IN CUE DEY Q0CD3 DEFABTUENT. Perhaps You Wear Glasses That some Oculist has prescribed for you.

You may sometime be unfortunate and break a lens Don't stnd it back to your oculist und pay a fabulous price for a new one, but bring the glasses with the broken piece to my store, I will analyze the fragment, and guarantee to duplicate the most complex lens made, at a saving of from fifty to seventy-five per cent over oculists prices. Duplicating broken lenses is a special feature of my business, aud the suceess I have attended demonstrates the efficiency of my work. By bringing broken glasses to me I cun save you time and money, and guarantee to give you absolute satisfaction. HENRT REMPE, Jeweler and Silversmith. at the Polish-Lithuanian Brewery was overcome by carbonic acid gas Monday and came within an ace of losing his life.

It seems that one of the large storage hogsheads, which contains some seventy barrels, was undergoing the process of JOHN F. TOOLEY'S, Double Store, 3 316 AND 318 MILL ST. bbibjbM Harrisburg, Jan. 23. The fifth ballot In the Joint assembly of the senate and house for United States senator resulted as follows: Quay.

63; Jenks, 48; Dalzell, 11; Irvin, Stewart, Huff, C. W. Stone, Tubbs, Grow, Markle, Downing, P. A. B.

Weldener, total votes cast, 150. Necessary to a choice, 76; pairs, 98; absent without pairs, 4. No election. The absentees without pairs were Senators Higgins (Dem.) and John H. Brown (Rep.) and Representatives Manning and Roth Allen changed from Stewart to Weldener and Laubach from Tubbs to Weldener.

Mr. Flinn of Alleghany moved to amend the rules to make mandatory a recapitulation of the vote as cast before the result Is announced. The amendment carried, and the convention adjourned. The outlook for a long deadlock on the senatorship is more promising than at any time since the. right began.

Attorney General Efkln says that he does not expect any conclusion for several days, but intimates that the end may come at any time. Leach's Opinion. Frank Willing Leach, who is regarded as one of the most clear headed of the Quay calculators, gives it as his opinion that the fight will go on for COAL! You Will Find HEflDQDSQTEBS IF IN WANT OF 12 BARGAINS FOR HOLIDAY GOODS call at the cleaning. On Saturday charcoal was lined on the inside and on Monday 8'iortly before noon Rodenhoffer taking with him a lighted candle entered through a small man-hole at the bottom of the hogshead for the purpose of removing the accumulation of foreign substance. Nothing more was seen of him until sometime between 12 and 1 o'clock, when the vault door was noticed open and the dim light of the candle discerned on the interior of the large barrel-like receptacle.

All this was unusual considering that it was the noon hour and an investigation was made, with the result that young Rodenhoffer was found lying on the inside utterly unconscious, overcome by the deadly gas. Fortunately in the position he occupied his head lay near the man-hole, so that he received sufficient air from outside to prolong life. He was quickly dragged through the small manhole and carried out into the open air. Although there was still action at the heart he showed no signs of reviving. A messenger was dispatched for physicians and in a short time Drs.

Kimerer and Curry appeared upon the scene. Nothing but the skill and experience of the doctors and their timely arrival could have saved the man. As it was they had a hard task of it, but at the expiration of nearly an hour they succeeded in restoring him to full consciousness, lie was placed on a cot and taken to the home of his father, George Rodenhoffer, Bloom street, where at last accounts he was doing quite well. fn irrS many people who received presents from my store, and they are well satisfied because they know that Jewelry Bought of me Is Sellable and Up-to-Sate. I thank yon for helping to make my Holiday Business successful and invite you to look over my stock when in need of anything in my line.

Do not forget I do EXPERT REPAIRING AND OPTICAL WORK. An immense yard stocked with the best Coal in the market. Satisfaction guaranteed. II weeks to come. He estimates tnat senator Quay can hold to himself at least 100 men for months If necessary.

He admits that under pressure a few 3 We have a full line of Bibles, Testaments, Hymnals, Episcopal Prayer Books ami Hymnals, Books in Seta; Miscellaneous Books, Poets bound in Padded Leather at 81. 00, Albums Medallions, Stationery, Fancy Baskets, Christmas Tree Decorations, Christmas Booklets, Statuary, Vases, Royal Wooster Ware, Toilet Sets, Collar and Cuff Boxes and many other Novelties too numerous to mention. of his supporters can be pulled away by the anti-Quay leaders, but says that not enough can be taken to affect seriously the situation or control of the ngnt. fa SstS JfttS ws Its SFi A Til ET ARE SELLING Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats, Capes and all Fur Collarettes at very low prices in order to close them out Boston Store, 275 and Mill Street, DANVILLE, I'A Mr. Leach admits that the anti-Quay forces are equally firm, and he takes the ground that the only solution Is in the hands of the Democrats.

Your Patronage Solicited. A.C.Amesfoury, 315 Church Street. i GEO. H. SMITH Teweliy Store.

If they stand firmly by a candidate of their own party, the deadlock will continue throughout the session. Should they attempt to agree upon another Xear Cuntil. Qos mu st. candidate enough might get away from the present caucus tie to Jenks to make st- c.o Ofio (l5 PA tr sc ctsis csv ysv si i i Zvi ci Quay's election possible. It is understood that Jenks will re A.

H. GRONE- 112 Mill Danville, Pa. McCormick's main in the neld to tne end. so as to hold the Democrats firmly in line and USE. prevent the election of Quay.

There is a strong disposition among CUSTOMERS are always satisfied and pleased, we wouldn't have it 1 therwise under any ACME FLOUR ciicuiiistances. It was lust the other 1 (1 li Democrats and anti-Quay men to take Lieutenant Governor Gobin out of the chair by electing another man to preside, the contention of the combined anti-Quay forces being that there is nothing in the constitution or the law to prevent the joint convention electing a new president every day. The rules regarding the matter of pairing for joint ball)t are being1 interpreted by the anti-Quay men as decid DLL Danville Wins. The game of basket ball played in the Armory Monday night between the team of this city anil the Bloomsburg State Normal School brought the victory around to Danville again. It was an old fashioned game in which our boys were on their mettle from start to finish.

The Normal is a team with a reputation second to but few teams. They threw the first goal last night and pitchel in to the game with a spirit and vim, which showed tbpt they meant to keep ahead if possible. Danville was right on their heels, however, anil they were not able to score a point that was not immediately offset by a goal from the home team. Thus the game showed up as the closest and most hotly contested in this city. At the end of the first half the score was 5 to 4 in favor of Danville.

It was undoubtedly owing to the fine team woik that the victory last night was won. The day a lady remarked what line Tea at such low pi ices. This week Package Coffee 10 cts. Cal'a. Hams 00 cts.

3 lb Can Baked Beans cts. -o cent Broom 20 cls Our Table Syrup is the Best in the beginning SATURDAY, DEC. 31, '98. city 10 cents per quart. Hard Spring Wheat Makes Perfect Bread 50 CTS.

A SACK. Murray's Store. Cleaning tho of FaU and Wlnie? edly in their favor. Senator Flinn Insists that it is no longer a matter of honor between men, but a binding agreement, which four-fifths or the members of the joint convention would enforce. The West Virginia Content.

Charleston, W. Jan. 23. There has been no decisive result reached here affecting the contest for senator between Scott and McGraw. The committee on privileges and elections presented majority and minority reports on the contests of Senators Getzendanner and Pierson, which lie over for one day.

Senator Elkins and Congressmen Dov-enor and Dayton, accompanying Mr. Scott from Washington, have arrived. They will remain until the senatorial contest is settled. Oii Unprecedenled lo Carper li: in OWEN'S audience, which was a large one, went nearly wild with eScilement and the applause which was showered upon the home team as one by one they scored their brilliant points was deafening. During the second half Sechler was obliged to retire, owing to a slight injury.

Both Sechler and Seidel atdefense won admiration by their cunning tactics, which effectually prevented their big antagonist from scoring, although in stature, he was a giant compared to either of them. The line up: Special Drives in Muncy All Wool Blankets. Everything to go at Sacrifice Prices. CASH GROCERY, Bottom Price Cash Grocery, 347 MILL STUEET. CARPET DEPARTMENT.

DRY GOODS DEPT. The Votlnpr In Delaware. Dover, Jan. 23. The ninth joint ballot for United States senator resulted as follows: George Gray, Democrat, 14; J.

Edward Addicks, Republican, 15; Henry A. Dupont, Republican, 10: Francis G. Dupont, Republican, William S. Hilles, Republican. L.

I. Handy, Democrat, John H. Reedny, Democrat, 3: absent, 6. Total vote, 46; necessary to choice, 24. No election.

The tenth ballot showed no change. 238 MUX St. 51.25 Axininsters for 98 cents. lAAAAAAA it A A Ai A A A A i A i 1 i i 1 A i 1 1 1 i i 4. A A ftl a4 4 1.00 Mocjuettes for 84 cents.

1.00 Brussels lor 75 cents. .85 cent. Brussels for 69 cents. .75 cent. Tapestry for 51) cents.

Blankets for 4.90 Blankets for .50 Dress Goods for .40 Dress Goods for .30 Dress Goods for 4.50 3.75 37 cents. 29 cents. 21 cents. DANVILLE. POSITIONS.

Marks Attack Bedea Attack Klase Center Sechler 1 Seidel Defense n. s. N. s. Lewis McGuflie Aldinger Oplinger It bought during sale will he floort I SIS III MB Mi I 30 and lined free of charge.

About 50 dozen Handkerchiefs that were used for decorating, to be closed Gaskins Defense Clayberger Danville: Goals from field Marks, Bedea, Gaskins, 2. From fouls Bedea, 1. B. S. N.

Goals from field Aldinger, McGuflie, Claybertrer, 1. From fouls Lewis, 2. Score, Dan-yille, 13; B. S. N.

S. 12. 65 cent. All Wool Ingrains 52 cents. 60 cent.

All Wool Ingrains 48 cents. out at 50 cents on the dollar. Not tho FOR MEN. 50 cent. Ingrains 35 cents.

25 cent. Rag Carpet 19 cents. Spanish Governor Murdered. London, Jan. 23.

A dispatch from Victoria, Island of Labuan, announces the arrival there of the steamship Labuan from Palawan island, Malay archipelago, bringing news of the murder by natives of the Spanish governor and other public officers of Palawan as they were leaving church. The commander of the Labuan, Captain Pfort, had an interview with the leaders of the natives and obtained the release of the Spanish governor's wife, the -women belonging to the households of the other murdered officers and a number of other prisoners, all of whom are safe at Sandakan. least bit damaged. A few Children's and Ladies' Wraps, to go at about one-half price. Your size may be among them.

REEFERS FOR 55.00 2.50 300 53-49 i.8q 1 49 Councilman Gross Will Run. Councilman II. L. Gross of the First ward, who yesterday announced in these columns that he would not be a candidate for re-electiou, has tirce, through the persuasion of his many friends, reconsidered the matter and decided tore-main npon the ticket, Mr. Gross will be popular candidate.

All the new shapes, in all the popular leathers, Calf, Box Calf, Enamel, Patent Leather and Vici Kid at $3.00 the pair. FOR WOMEN. Every style that is up-to-date, in the favorite leathers, Kid or Calf, Button or Lace. Our special price 3.00 the pair. W.

J. ROGERS, PLUSH CAPE FOR 512.50 56.98 12.00 6.50 10.50 6.00 About a dozen Ladies' Jackets at your own price. Philadelphia, Jan. 23. A large delegation of prominent business men left hers on a special train over the Pennsylvania railroad to attend the eonven-tl6n of the National Association of Ifanutaotgrera.

whisa win be hsia ot Claslnnatt 7ir, Ws4aso4ar am Thursday- A uninfect of New Tork and Ksw Baflaad amombof of ttsi msocIo-ttoa rrtvod toro wost 9m rT Tw-t-t -r eai 1 1 i 1 II. E. Herman A Co's optician will 1 at Panles Co. drug store to-day between the hoars of 8.30 and 4 o'clock. Joins and have jont exaaiaci frt charge.

wth tko DANVILLE'S GREATEST STORE- P. C. MURRAY SON..