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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-19
A Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake of con-
founding a remedy Of acknowledged
merit with the numerous quack
medicines that are now so common.
We speak from experience when we
say that Parker's Ginger Tonic is a
sterling health restorative and viii
do all that Is claimed for it. We
have used it ourselves with the hap
piest results for Rheumatism and
when worn out by overwork. See
adv Trmss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-19
Answer This.

Did you ever know any person 10
be Ill, without inaction OF the stOm-
ach, liver or kidneys, or did you
ever know one who was well when
either was obstructed or inactive /;
and did you ever know any case of the
kind that Hop Bitters would not cure.
Ask your neighbor this same ques-
riou = Times
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-19
\ Remarkable Companionship

In 1853 four gentlemen entered
their sons at boarding-school at
Cokesburg, South Carolina. They
had for years been intimate friends
and clergvmen in the Methodist
Church. These boys remained at
this school rOommates and class
mates, and entered Wofford College,
standing relatively first, second,
third and fourth in a large class.
remained at this institution
four years. were roOmmates all the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-19
EroAorErr OR REFUSE

a r kiiEatcth ktqler. riiuW, rcsiisuE a. Ierrer
n haads Soiners g cguHty, Pa CuFela1d keplsr.
ID HlacEzs, p. o.. MouiEoEiery county. Pa kgu
ten kepier 0f CTocked hiIL Monta0ulery eugrfy.
Pa. jonathan Keplc-. deed. Who le0 Hannah
kEpier, bis widow, and issue. three children via
Clara Hay. widow a. keeiy Hagy. deed
az B.y srst1wu. Bcrss c1unty. Pa Harry o. ksp-
leT. ~ Philscelphia, Pa Salle kspieT. Of BUFers
town. kerks CO. Pa. Sophia, iuternsrrlui viih
Henry Hood of Rahm Station. Pe-kiorneu Branch
y ths Pidiaaclphia Z = Reading RailruaI, EdEard
keplCr. ui Cr0Gked hiII Montgomery Co. Pa
Sallie iutermarricd with James p. Neal. Of W.
So North lsth ST. Philadelphia. Pa, Az Levi
kepler. of Eddingt0n. Berks Co, Pa.
90 are hereby ngtlned 70 appear Al sn Orphans
cauri tJ he keld a. Somerset on MuDday. the 2sth
day " January LcIL to accept Or refuse 70 a.
tar real estate ~ John kepisF, dec'd, AZ the sp-
lrAisei Va ueatlou, uT sAgW cSusc Why the same
tl.lll n1i be sid
SHkEIFT's uFFiCE EDGAR KYLE
ltee J. l-sl. Dec Is SLpriE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-19
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

kss-te Is Josiah Waiier. ste @, Miifsrd Twp.
sunersei rouufy. Pa. deceased
Letters of Aluinistraii0n On the above estate
having bcel granted 70 -he uBtersiEnsc, notice iS
hereby Fcl a. those indebted % tt "a max iEnne-
date pa llent, ana thsse having claims against
D. O. presesi taelE duly suthesticsiec far settle
lleut " thufsday. the lsth dAy ef FebruRry.
lssi, AZ TIE sture ~ Wartr a TruxAi 8etaarfs,
Pa
CHARLES A WALTER,
Jan AtuIinisrr4tlT.
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NEW BANK.
Somerset County Bank,
CHARLESJ. HARRISON.

Cashier and Manager.
Collections made u all paris Ofths United States.
Charges moderate. Butter and OiheT checks col
lseted and czshed. Eastern and V wesIern exchange
always On hand. Remlttances made with prompt
ness Accounts solicited.
Parties desiring to purchase L. 5. PER
CENT FUNDED LOAN. can be seoommO-
dated al this Bank. Tho coupons sre prepaid IN
denominations o. 50, 10, 500 and 1907.
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dissolution NOTICE

Notes j. hereby given tfat the nrln q Pile s.
Ngg has this day heeu dissolved hy nutual oon-
sent The tooEs wfIl te len With Mr. Woy. wbo
sil csr7y "a Jlc business Al ne ed stand
JEREMIAH WuN,
HAIRY q. PILE
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AUCTIONEER.
4 'AiNlsTRAToRs NOTICE.

-rr Aly. ,lts yppsr Turkeyf5ct
-..sr -,'se. 'lUuty. Pa. dec'd.
l-1r g.---- 1-.- ~ he Above estsrr
~. rl.i-e L herri-r gitsn = 49,
"a - - es-afe to make fumeiisre
l t.--e t1sluE Gains or sensDs.
1--- - Len culy zutlentis.ted ~
a-l1,- .--i,--f. lsuls-ys 8 Issl. al ne
- ln sai1 tusEshfp
DANIEL RHuAfiS.
Aomlnistrztor
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4, g. TRENT. -
~, somerset Penn a. .
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80. Ja1larI II. Isl.

Ff.daU January l4tt, lSSl.
a. O. clock p. NJ the following v1lua DC real ss-
tate late the home place 0i Peter BsIkey aile le-
ceased. VlF
A tracs ai lauI situate Ia Paint Typ. Seusrsei
cUurty. Pa -1rtaiuiug To- acres uare % les. O.
which there are ahogt ~ acres cleared. ~ acres
In ueallE. Aaving q large tvs-s.ory brlek Dwell
lug House, BSnE Barn All ether uutbIiltings
thcreau crested, also a god Applc Orcbara thsrc-
keg. JuLu Ge.scl. EElaruel kamrnei sud others.
sal1 iarI helug FleasauLly ilzatc1, bel1g ca
Ve-i-rf fc church sud srhoaL
iI aeslred ne llrul SiA nsGal1 as q uh1le ~ in
FlrlC.s o. slf purchaser Enf Ell te sll1 sui ec.
Tea tHEtrC = - - ihe infcrcr Of rhieh s
lagaals Er-lallg b kiiIaf,eth Hersey. sld ai ae-
death tlc priuc De sun o. bs pail o. ths heirs Qf
paulel Berkry. deceased
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One thi.1 cast, 1ue-thiriln II uiltuaf ore-thIr
iu uus rear stk latercst. arierrci payulsEf O. lc
seclrrl p u1allclI "a the prcl-lsss, d. Ie- ceut
tthe lu-clasr l1oey b - Fai1 zs salu a.
rruperty kuassel a0Er.
JACUB HOFFMAN
De- ls Afl'r e Peter keytIie lso5.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-19
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

IS vir,ue Oga1 order issued oct 0fthe Orphans
cur, of Sumersi county. Pa. an3 O. me directed.
here " III ut exposed % public sale ca the prem
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-19

Here Was o study for me. and /
was buried in i at once Where
had ] seen that face? / whispered
10 Suckney. and asked him if he
had ever seen her before. He said
he had not, and joked me for being
80 curious about a pretty face. We
stopped at a place called Turner's,
In the edge OF OTton, 10 exchange
mails. and here / jumped out to see
the postmaster. who was an old
friend of mine, and as was return
Ing to the coach, the thought struck
me to look at the trunk which had
last been put on, and see if any
name was on il 1t was
marked with the simple initials,
A. "" 80 that was ali that /
gained from that source, As / came
to the coach door, / approached
from behind, and as ] cast my eyes
up. I found that the beauty had her
veil raised. and was looking in at
the post-ofiice. rs though anxious for
the mail TO come, that we might be
off. The expression Of anxiety de
tracted somewhat from her beauty,
and as ] looked upon her now, see
+ ing her face in a different light, was
struck with a sort of snake-hke cast,
Which was perceptible in the whole
character Of her features. / was on
the point of Withdrawing nv gaze,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-19

That the modern system OF send
ing samples, and then supplying the
goods through the mails and express
by the large mercantile houses in
the great commercial centres is inter
fering with the local trade, there
can be no doubt, and thatit is des-
tined to grow under the vigorous adj
vertising policy they adopt, is just
as certain. 1t might be checked By
country merchants, BY the adoption
of more vigorous measures and a
more liberal policy in using the
press. In the expression of this
opinion we are actuated by no sell
fish interests. For the last year we
have rejected more foreign advertis-
ing than we have accepted, and still
our columns have at tunes been IN
comfortably crowded. Nor do We,
as the Voluatee- intimates, accept
anv lower rates from non-residents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
THE ACCIDENT IN DOkLGER'S BREWERT.

Coroner Hermann visited the Morgue yesterday,
with jury. and viewed the bodies of the four men
who were burned to death in Dodgers brewery,
THURSDAY. They also went to the scene of the acc-
dent. The inquest will he held next week.
The funerals of the four victims of the explosion
took place yesterday at 2:3O D. III. The EMPLOYEES of
the brewery attended tue funeral in body, filling
thirty out of the forty coaches which fol-
lowed the bodies to the cemetery Mr. Do--
ger purchased plot for the inerments
in the Lutheran Cemetery and paid the funeral ex-
peDscs and has also made prov sion for assisting the
families of the dead men, which are IN poor clrcuin-
stances Wntschurick leaves widow and three
children. ages respectively five. seven and nine
Bierle leaves widow aud two children, one Of them
an infant. Pfauner leaves a wife. TO whom he had
been MARI ii only short time. Braun was unmar
RED Their families all live IN row Of tenement
houses in FiTst-ave between FIftv-hfth and Fifty
sixth-sts., belonging 10 Mr.. Doe ger.
Abrens the workman who was burned in trying
t. assist The men to escape rom the burning vat Is
still III s.. Francs's Hospital suffering considerably
from his INJURIES although he will probably be able
to leave the hospital in few DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
POSSIBLE CHANGES Nv THE SOUTH.

General T. L. Clingman, of North Carolina,
is In town. BY TRIBUNE reporter yester-
day In speaking Of the political feeling Of the South he
said:
"As long as the Southern people are denounced IN a
body there afforded them TO stand together
A flock OF sheep will huddle together as long as they
hear the wolves bowling around them The Southern
people are told by the politicians at hoDe that they
must stand together they will be put under a
military government and plundered again. In the
North the other hand the people are told they had
better submit Republicans than let oopperheais and
rebels come into power. In the South differences OF
opinion matters Of public policy and contests for
political positions will. whenever this pressure is
moved produce divisions has done the States Of
Virginia and Tennessee II seems as II majority OF
the people OF both parties discontinued with the
isting condition Of political affairs THIS state OF feeling
Indicates OF Conference lOOeeness in party ele
nents makes great changes possible the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
REPORTS or TRUST COMPANIES.

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE annual examination of
the companies made by the superintendent of the
Bank Department shows the following condition:
Union Trust Company.TOtal assets SIS, 1871 BOA "a
dus depositors sl4 .096. 7se 81; total liabilities.
$l5.2SO,6S5 81 surplus, $5S0,61S 80.
Real T. tate Trust C0.Totai assets. 81 Ill 743 80
due sdPestors sSSA 20 SSS AZ total liabilities
NewYoIk Life aud Insurance. Trust Co-To:al assets,
S15 652 81 due dep0sitors 81, 766 249 %
titles granted S191 562 74 life insurance to-
tal liabilities, $l3,527,ol2 % surplus 81 4O35
Central Trust CUmpaDy.-lOta assets, 50 65S,U70 90
due depos,tors, $4.166. 799 80: total liabilities.
IS, 22e, 85l 65 surplus. $429,21S al
Farmers Loan and aust Company:-Total assets,
600 ~ deposits IN trust 540 l35 Ca total
liabilities 81. OO7, 045 Is surplus u ,239555 20
Mercantile Trust Co.-fotal assets $4,677,S9 10 |;
guaranteed bonds sODd 81 100000; total liza
bites, $4427, 5S3 80; surplus. S25O.3O7 %.
Equitable Trust Co-TOtal assets. S1U.U39, 29l % !;
mortgage bonds sold ~ 444.350 debrntures
Is 566 OOOj total liabilities. S9s2l $50 So; surplus,
&21776O75.
Brooklyn Trust Co. -roai assets S24i3.404 SO due
depcso u s44 772 IL; total Liabilities, sZ,2755l7 49,
surplus, Yl67 1856 So
United states Trust COTOts assets, $40 947. 149 Al
due depOsitors, $23 676, 161 90; total liabilities,
$z6,257952 %; surplus 50 6oS.l97 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
DFClSlON>-JAN. =.

Sp0rfme Court hdmbcrs-Fiy Judge Barrett
Miller KentMouon graHie as 70 me lrst ard tari
mon a mi inception for there nothing the tnrd
S6 lis papa5e thtt lr.T sIl ssecd b,.9sas.
rculd hc granted for r reason that Che answer ndenn e.
aud think fiOh the phras olo purpost - INC
cannot be permitted IN ms naune % olde ,al
oT.r1mm Tompkins ssi Gregory GRANTED
hole azt Hodd-heport confirmed ana judgment ot uVOSs
V adse vau Howe act EndicOrt-B approved
as Key 70 t To@%aa Compute
SnDerto, toari-SDec,al Term Bv CHet ,usilcs
TSSsr S.r Motion srintcd Sass pons proposed
O' III JILL" rrutx~ be Sas.aH Bail agt cunningham
order appoins AioP9 l. saoscr ea rec .yer ee y.
TO Ban, Nirana agt Nils eta. irer sljntel ala
- ntr wood ait IulocH-1jiier exc npt cs.i,n
pr.uses nom icln OF luthmen Higby ag' liowemor ct
dcAying OIsOorn agt the Universal Lille insnshe
COMPANY. oTier dscon;iunng acton gr~lcd saRs@ sa
cunningham fnaVer AT na.yff VI aSs sSnss,.r
s' the aI! Ht%1Srk 9reya Karo.S Or oHany
granted. Rollins ast. Puinan.-trsrr granted Ashalta
Webb for canrssSn Mast, rs.n ssi Phyfr
@GGn to S'"Isa a on eSs as1 OF eOS grant
lnS stay. etc Arnt, Ell A. AZ Plat ecIorder S1eaS ss,
viii haud oil pagers on which mooi Is founded 10 'H
Common Pieas-Specidi 1ern-By Judge Larremore
and anJtler at ke-r. ete-Case settled payers
Marine Court - Cbambrs-Bv Judge Nehrhas.-,
Flaccus Palm.See mem.ranium sehatt,non ss II
This motion AID IT former motto. by defendant
pl nns attorneys within three days fter sev,sG "a
copy oil the hereOn attachment Ia stand pursua
the order MI Justice SHERIDAN Wattes agI ssuu" ~.
after s.ry Of copy 4 The rider hcrcon default nosoa
,cnod JOcum AIT Clarke.MOon denied stsy n' 90
ith costs Bishop Phelps. jr the Metallic bua 1885,
Company Jennings two Oriers orders e1n az ~
fntI rS.Moti)n must be granted under seSllon
lie code without Costs Grant agt. T1mms eel uomr
Tor trial anlary n, 1881 Talbot ast Briggs alken Hey
Kty-Causes { do vi for trial Januar, Ia ls,l
az. Bucau Martin act the Variety SlanaaSturms at
many Iietcr agt Iletich Notions granted boieet
jrrys-Vc for Dauchy agt the United Hts
Plano Company Order granted yacating order
Schmidt hn-MOtiOn denied aLd
atrued. Tueren agt steuz kneet ast Scnane SaoE
aqt Olmsted-Orders az substitution hunt agL ouVS AZ,
rer signed Daniels IT,. agt Ellsworth RULER agn .sr,
gan Amore agt. Webster Remand sgL ScnnS G TSsr.
~ InOhue Henfel fISn agL toi,
nov Manken agt Kelly Blodget agt Moran nsrshhss
AIT McPhillpS ODonohue agI mayer; Aiatshaii IL" Jaw
tun-Judgments. - . -, .,., ,..,.,a art
Murray motion resettle the Of the oenels
Term must DO aud hoard a. the nex General
~ Amendment OF substance. D0ro agL hAs
naxu.- Case settled and hled.
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ENGLISH RrrUALIsTs NOT PROSECUTED


SIR: see you have devoted considerable
space to the sermon of Dr.. Ever in which he CLAIMS t'a
tbe Riualists of ngand suffering intoeIaDe perNe
cutiou While Dr. Ever l. evidently DESTROYS OF having
the subject discussed in the papers lie surely c"no
hop. TO convince any large proportion oI Vi" Po'p'
here that the action Of the Br'l''h courts cin
be proprry described persecution. II
te gentlemen referred to VIII icnou"co
tbr nav OF the Government they Will he ut liberty 10 III
,l 90 in all the dsuay of martini ncrN' and postum
Ir they desire bdi 4 they insist on retaining me pay
incy must attend to The regulations laid down ny 'eit
paymn,trrs. D. Ever protests to zee agIah fricpl'
invo we'd He say, thosc suf rers are "nriihN Wv
icrmi1cd resistance 10 n violation oi M'sa Oh"r'"'
l. ih- the easel The gts accorded to the pri"sth"ol
o that occasion accorded 10 the rcprts EV'H u
frtisn church that claimed TO 10 indt prudent o. ana
[, rXcrc ,r authority over every earthly prince. Inv
T. Ormation swept away every Nrs'lS oi ru'h c''n'S
and the King rf England icnc fer II rrrc- Z"l 's
the Head the Is Ib.lShel Church since iha' MA
Re C.urch Of England TO cal rl received rs power
to REGULATE H. AFFAIR." far ls 1t hes brel l"rh''"
% do ,o from IT. creator and supporter. III British
G. .,rrnncn, TIE hs:0y OF the recent legislation 50
dguanty referred 10 by ID. E"crIS satisfactory ana
un,quiV Icai evidence on that question: me supp S'u
parallel cIsc IA To UhItcd states Is tier iotelmp"' Dc
rLrrc may hc much mat Is "gcd III me pr srht "'r
ur,vrr l.rk amt ariiccS would be required /" maxi
ticn conform 20 Il" prrSrhi 'eu s'h'e ~ i""''
np4rn :urnur IiR iAcmncrrllp. Bit ihr cams o ~
la .u.,i-ts atc infinitely MOI H,'Eeal, - IN y j.. on
ia tnt ,run,uucnt, uf cu ga N.tI whose Iii cipr-
>t, ara. M a. Ar md rn Iu>.t that they yrs
h,caus. i rulers nnnd mat - ioh& ~ ne MUIR -
IS tants shall 30 So % MIR lrr r"' 10 p w.
Dr Ever let's II. The r.. ci,t II the cuulr Nci-' ~
ward the cnI 81 rs dl+rourS'. Ihr Zee. - 'hr
rec 'c,trlnt, IA To / al EAg I'D and tnr Episcopal
uI,n ,,.ck t. med .rv M IN and T. pcy. F,rtuuai ~
t., Irg,.l penuc a httwd tIousI pS.c It. ana 81"
NO, utrr Il t. run ririr heads into tta 'O,r NJ u
mi t.r, would 10, truunr tH,:n; hu ~ "a h lii ~
apiruy d aud enforced ~ Jaw ""u.d ~ 80 u rem tIl"-
Kuu.i,'u II gi'-post Oh wtl'h Is wiiltcn; - ,.au
ird,i, 40 ROu"" threatened INA =. utll'.n ~ lag
lad ma act IL dyuani,. aud LEI" 10 " "' ~ Dill hg
she church aud iuring Their hin .llNN 'hn
ntsn. u fruin their brntitS N P'r'iA'. chi'
II II sh.ull tc>U IL NtuII be l-Hr'
anoine must tInn al t3c ways o. q Il ~ hrlh-h- t"u
out e.. evil I- ca IT of tnr Ep'c,pAi tnuh mo q
1 establishment Was rXpr't,G Dy inr i i1ilnrt 1"
render If "A niI.wl.k of Protc-ld Ii-In; ui az" tE'@
winch Fave ar-,n from nat con- cciipn LhNe nan r"h
II, ur,-rs. ana urd tOIrud D. .ath"r hrhI'r
:tur +, H. ION ihl u. nIIN Az. IA dat t"1I ''c'
set ir iohi tr all .atiIn 1" me ot' VIII witness TIE
,oiplnrIrrIiirnt ui t. HIh OtcrAiOw o. f'"' III "i
,v'r' / ID =. ". LAIDLLK.
Sctr IJy Jan. 81 ~l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
The COURTS.
TROUBLE ABOUT "FORGETME.NOT'

TROUBLE ABOUT "FORGET-ME.NOT."
Judge TIuax adjourned yesterday until
Tuesday next the hearing of the application by Miss
Gemevleye Ward restrain Theodore Moss and Lester
Walack from producing in their theatre the play et
tied I" ForgetMeNot"
resent tnls pl In London and elsewhere from Messn
Meriyae aud Grove for royalty Of IS IN London and
81 elsewhere. This contract was IN writing, aud It 10
contenled that the word elsewhere" includes the
United States Mr.. waack bases his right TO produce
the play first on oral agreement prior to that set up
by Miss Ward. and, second, written agreement in
Guiding IN rxpe~s terms this conntry This Latter agree
mrn 10 subsequent the contract with IS Ward The
Adjournment granted 80 enable the defence 10 send
~ Eag. and Tor testimony
Judge rruax also stated that on Tuesday next be
woud grant further EXTENSION OF time II twenty-five
days, Mr.. Wallack would sipuatc not 70 give tue
play during that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
T'HE DEBT OF VIRGINIA.
A STATEMENT BY GENERAL MALONE.

A STATEMENT BY GENERAL MALONE.
THE DEBT BEFORE AND AFTER THE wAR-THE VA
RIoUs MEASURES FOR RELIEP-THN %cULLoCh
BrIL-THR READJUsTERs NOT REPUDIAroRs-No
PARTY WILLING TO INCREASE THE RATE OF TAX
ALTON.
For some days there have been rumors that Cen
eral Mshone United States Senator-elect from
Virginia, was about to make some statement
to the country concerning his financial course In
Virginia General Malone claims that lie has been
nrjustly regarded as a RepudiatiOnist while ne
ins SIS that he has been willing to 90 as far as the
Debtpayers in any practical measures for paying
the debt. lie says that tie Dehtpayers have never
been willing increase the taxes for the sake OF
meeting the Interest any more than his own party
aud ire IS anxI0i that # the nIucIa cOu sc of TIE
State is to lee ,ensurcd his opponents should pear
their share of the blame. Ills full statement Is
gwen to he press Of the couAtry TINS n"liIhF' IL
Is long elaborate document. which would MI
seven or cight rRlBUNF columns. Below Is far
synopsis of IT'S leading points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
RAILWAY CASUALTIES.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN VERMONT.

FATAL ANlIDEAl IN NUN
TWO CARS CAPSlZED-ONE PASSENGER KILLED AND
OIIIEIt, SEVERELY INJURED
BARTON, LANDING, VT, Jan IAN accident
occurred the Pas-umpslo Railroad. East Coventry,
10 morning mail by which two passenger cars
were capsizrd. An old lady named Cushing was killed.
Her tickets rom LcnnOxvillc to Kcenr N IL. Tho
following partial lls Of the injured Mrs Ephraim
Foster, of Barron dangerously In the back j ii Brown.
OF Barton Landing in tho hod, badly; Mary Ferguson,
OF Inverness ia the head and chest seriously; DAVID
Cameron Of Arhabaska. L. @, IN the mead, slightly
his wife, ribs broken his child III the head, badly;
Mrs e. ". Parker, OF Barton Landing In the bend,
severe; Mrs. Duvc OF Hartford, slightly Mary Mo-
Donald, slightly man, name unknown. dangerously
Conductor EdgertOn. slightly; Mail Agent Colby,
slightly, and II. q. BaslPil III the SD, badly Egnt
DINERS sustained Injuries Of more less serious
Luturc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE following busl-
ness was Transacted by the Supreme Court OF tue oa
states to-day: -.
No lS7-Edward NJ Edwards plaintiff In error ag tno
United states rel William Thompson; IN error toae
ean argument NJ. J. Smiley and j. W. or
for defendant concluded by H. f. se'ere"'
plaintiff IN error ~ =, o. mi tho
United states rel the Cambria Iron Company ~ ~ ar
from Mich gan argued by IA. T. Severens Tor pishuH
ror ana 81 j. smiley for defendant In error. All, nj.
No 49, The nship OF Lincoln, Berran County, ar.
gan plalnun IN error agt. Cambria Iron Company
r"I rom Michig an argued by IN No 100
Adjourned until Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
HE READING CONTROVERSY.

PnLADELPIIIA, Jan. This afternoon the
following by the secretary OF the Read
ing R.nro vi Company
PHILADELPHIA, IN. 7.
Nottrc l. hprcby given tho siOckp", nf tins
pnnt that notice rated DcceUbr II, l"SO, thht Tho
annual AMI Ell oiIOn Tor president aud AK iuhn
MGR. trclsu aId scrrhry, would he held JANUARY
10 1891 Is Withdrawn. and tnat The meeting VIII no. DO
~ DAVID j. BROWN, Secretary,
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BROAD NARROW GAUGE SCuEME.

CINCISNATl, Jan. 7.-Gcncral COrsc, prcSl
Gen, Of Iv,cdo. DelphO, and Bloomington Narrow
Gauge Ruroid; the Hon Logan ii. kput aud Colonel
h. Iiarr %; A-&ausa.; Colonel j. " PdrdnIrr president
~ the ~ LOUIS aud Texas RIlrOad. and number OF
capiipBis %: tins city, nave bad conference regarding
tnc COM dllIOu OF all tIc narrow gauge ads aud M
irrrst. ~ ONO. lndinna Illinois. Missouri Arkau>Is ami
Trxa, WITH view Ia the construction o. IA continuous
line Toledo to the Rip GIaudr. The Proposition
va. received with great favor.
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INJURED BY IN EXPLOSION OF GAS.

Christopher G0ehmann, who keeps the liquor store
IN the basement of No. 225 B1wery, has used a sui
CELLAR under the sidewalk rs wine vault. lie went
into the place last evening. carrying lighted can
die. The cellar was filed with gas, which had es-
capped from broken pipe. ana tho las TOOK Ire MT
Goehuiahn was thrown from HIS feet by tIe eXplo-
sion ami Lls face and hands were burned severely.
burst with iOud report. There was very little III
the vault which could burn aud the damag. was
slight. Mr.. Goehmann's injuries were not believed
bo III
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THE ALLENTOWN kXPLOSION.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, Jan. THE boiler ex-
pos,on at ;he Allentown Rolling M last night caused
death OF eight employees, namely. Frank Gallagher
Patrick MCGEE. Dennis MCGEE, Charles Nice .oskey.
Hugh Heir.ty James Roarty. Andrew Gallagher and
Come us Feary The aboye-nsmed persons. with John
shanks who killed Instantly, make niue men al
ready dead. and three others fatally injured The
cause ~ the explosion Is still Unexplained Several
thousand people visited the Of the disaster this