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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

NEw HAYES, jan. 5. Among the
Chinese students sio came - t!as
country 10 o5tain au educ1tiou were
two bright boys Baned Cain Chin
Yatea and Chin Chin Chan, who
caae to this city They were BROTH
als. and n,eied tie Hopkins Gram-
mar School where lhey made good
progress ID preparation FOR Yale
Go.lege Whiie in tiis city they
boarded il the family 81 Mr. Nes.er,
So. ~ keasiaelen street.. When
.ho students IN tlis calairy were
recalled bg tae crdefs @. 'ae ChiEess
Government las. M.y tae tpo orots.-
-ers left for Hartford, where they
learned the telegraph business. and
later ca returned 10 China. During
their residence on kensiagtQa street
Chan Became interested il Young
lady named Sherman, living near
by. This fsncy was strongly op-
posed on the part OF Miss Sherman 5
friends. bat ChaI's attentions were
-conunued. and were only interrupt
led by the departure oi lhe Young
Celestial. The acquaintance was
kepg alive, however, ard Chan has
responded with the ladv ever
since The principal reason Tor re-
calling the Chinese students was
the fear on the part oi The aCtlori-
ties that they we're becoming thor
oUehiy AmeFicanized, and That they
woald ,narry American wives. They
@ere bere rs Government expense,
The objec5 being to have them re
tarn - their native CuuarP with
power to introduce American civili-
zati0n Adyiees received mere state
that than S persisteace III ms devo-
tioa % Miss oheyman coming 20 the
snowletl2e oi the Chinese authori-
ties the young naa was condemned
To death, aGd, according 10 Chinese
custom. vas eeae.pied In the city of
Hong Kong
Another instance, showing the
aMFowaess Of tne policy OF the Chi
aese Government, is the fact that i
Young Chinaman now living N the
family OF the hate Dr. Bacua, having
eecoae converted 10 Christianity.
s'ss advised iy the Chinese eemmis-
sipneg 81 Hartford 70 remain in this
country, as MS return 70 his native
country would be the signal for his
death. lie therefore remains il this
country and viii study for The min
Isiry. One of the latest labors Of
Dc Bacon was in arranging for the
Scuug mans education.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
a Maniac sIoshcrs Crime.

HoNEsn4Ae. Jan. 1o-Thc town
Of Scots Center, tbs county, has
been N q llutter OF excitement over
a horrible mgFder, committed near
here, at Crary Brothers tanuery,
Mrs Gustavus Russ, wife of James
Russ. who is employed IN the tan-
nery, cut her thFee-year old daugb-
teT throat from ear % ear with q
carving kGi.e, and then Hel from
home. Size Las been found by o
party Of hunters roaming in the
woods, almost naked ard without
shoes. She is a raying naniac, and
viii DC taken to al assyia st once.
The ,aurderod child was u favorite
IN the family, and was the youngest
OF five children. Mrs. Russ insani-
4 is believed To have been heredi
tarv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
REPUBLICAN CONvlkTEE!
HARRISBURG THE PLACE, AND
sfAY 10TH THE DAY.
Fixed Tor the Rcpnbiioan state Con-
vea -ion-A Coed Attendance Of
thc state General
Sa,is1acrson AT tho Action
oethe Committee Talk
of the IKickcss-&c.

pHLADELrHIA, January l2--The
Republican State Committee met at
the st. Cloud Hotel Yesterday 1t
three O'Clock, and was in session
over two hours. Sixty-three mem
bcrs were ii attendance. The first
business was the introduction OF Il
resolution by ". II. Patterson, OF
Harrisburg, that the convention BE
called 10 meet at Harrisburg on
April 18th. The motion was divid-
ed and the place fixed first, Harris
burg being chosen BY aeclamation
after two men had spoken in favor
OF Williamsport aad one IN favor OF
Reading. On The question Of date
there was general dissent TO any
date in April, and amendments pro-
posing May 10Th and June 1tli were
offered Hon. john Cessna, q Bed
/ ford, Senator Boggs, OF Cambria,
Hon. Edward M'Phersoii, OF Adams,
Andrew ]. Kaufman. oi Lancaster,
/ Representative Hewitt and several
Others spoke in favor Of June ltn,
and Mir. Ritter, OF Butler, Chairman
! Cooper aud member FROM Phil4-
ldeilhia advocated May i0th Tiis
roll cell was made amid deep si-
Hence, and was iatently watched.
The chairman announced iae vote
as 81 for the 10th Of May and 81
against, a result that was ;lirtuds
shown by the many private iallles
The chairman asked Tie cOmnlIttea
whether it was their pleasure that &c
should give the casting vote, when
Mr.. Eastman, of Wyoming claimed
the right to vote. FINS being &c
corded he voted for May l0th, when
on motion OF General Nesiev, O
| Allegheny, that date was fixed
unanimously. The result OF Tie
meeting gives general satisfaction
1 The independent Republicans say 4
gives them four months TO .ilakc
/ their contest before the peopte, and
iii they cannot win IL that tine thcy
cannot wiE at all.
The Wolfe kickers say the con
yention has been called too carly
and now they viii be ftTegd tonakt
a ticket This, however, is not
Notes public decision, bat the talk
OF iaose Who have not yet receiyoo
their orders from him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18


THE Wolfe men Of the State had a
convention in Philadelphia, on
Thursday Of last week, and a.Ier a
vast deal of counselling, and deolaim-
ing against the bosses. resolved to
call State Convention on the 24th
of May-two weeks after the Repub-
lican convention. The proceedings
OF the meeting show that Wolfe and
Wharton Barker were the ruling
spirits, and most eiiectually bossed
the proceedings. If the gentlemen
who composed the meeting were not
there IN the capacity Of self-consli-
tuted bosses, we would like to know
how they got there2 They were
not elected at any meeting, they
represented 10 constituency, and
assembled by understanding, one
with another, to execute their own
sweet wills. In assuming TO call a
convention they assumed the role Of
bosses, TO set their viii mp against
the regular part, organization, and
they have thus gone into open re
bellion against the party. Had they
waited until after the regular con-
vention, then, if It's nominations
we're unfairly made, or unsatisfacto-
ry for any good reason, they might.
with some show Of consistency. have
called another convention, bat the
calling of a convention, almost SIM
ultaneously with the cal issued for
the regular convention, proves that
they have determined in advance
not toabide by regular nominations,
and have cut loose from the party
and set mp for themselves. 1t IS
apparent, therefore, ihat these NAL
contents viii run separate ticket,
and do their best to defeat the Re
publican State ticket next fab.
Doubtless it Is best for The Repubh-
can party that this open declaration
Of their intentions Is made in ad-
vance; hundreds Of men who were
likely to he led astray by the spe,
cious but unmeaniae cry Of bossism
will-now that theircyes are opened
10 the designs Of the men who be-
cause they cannot control the party
would ruin it-faii back into the
ranks, and there Is not particle OF
doubt that with good nominations
and prudent management The Re
publican ticket viii be elected next
fall, 10y a majority that for years to
come VIII settle al attempts Of
small politicians Ike Wolfe, e rule
or ruin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

Is Asells Is eisAliae f.sfrs t.lw a I,
Dsefsl. winch itt lsfgFi.l.yss coo
) ~. and @ynefen Dlsil Ssasian
it a:J7 8. 10. Tie latt train
ii charge Of Conductor Esai.s. Me-
us asparenilv flid n4' sl.sit.i i'e'ilz
erjy, and tie 1'arl tlwn - cial;
which fah az tite raiss - - aii,s 81
sVar, earae around iiie curve out 81
galliils cat SID esraek tlse lesf
alHe ear Ijlswila, ID which scfe
twelve passenger. The engine ran
under Tie platform iato sle car and
fse tsa ldlewiid r.se the Emplre
Billi such terrific iesce IS 70 RENTER
J it necessary 70 eas i aat With saw
aud axe.
The stoves end .aalAs "a be par
lor cars weTe upset aAd lgllted tiie
weeds efk ana upholstery. ihe
passengers wefe janned between
Tie ssats and sides Of The The car.
aud held while the flames rolled
around and eiyclo'sd them. Oi
the twelve pas engefs in The Idle.
Wild. nine are dead, aud one has
been taken Ia AZ ambulance to the
Sgcsy-ainth street hospital, pro'}a-
bly fatally injured. Aueiber pas-
sea2er, Miss Mary Danieis, aged -
wears, tho Sherwood House, New
Ior' tty, who was returning iroal
& sit 10 Vermont, IS badly sc,ided
about the arms and breast, aad IS
wing AZ the hutpl near ibe scene Of
the accident. Oliver Z keely, q
stoye manuf,etarer Of Spring CT
l8, bad lis right agp burned s.
crisp. and @as also burled about
lhe BODY. iia was token ont alive
bv Detective Dalsin, bit died al
midnight az tAe hotei Among TIC
passengers were young couple
named Valentine, from Bennington
Vt, sho were married Thursday
cgeaing. and were % their wedding
tour. FheY 9cre - years q age
each, and were aceoinpanied BY TIE
groon's father. A. i Valentine. vino
escsaeI uniaiured lhe youii
couple might have been saved, but
for tie desperate clinging OF The
Young bride to her husband "a
other bodies have hecn identified up
to 1.s9 g. H.
IT'S stated tiae senaioF Wagner
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18


WASHINGTON, Jan. a.. Ex.sccro-
tary Sehurzs administration Of the
Interior Department is 10 be sub
leetetl 70 close criticism by The pres
ent Congress. Certain gentlemen in
tae eeaata ard lIogse thinl. that
The public land department was mis-.
managed during sIY SchuFz's term
as Secretary. Senator Teller, o.
Colorado, introduced a resolution in
the Senate to-day directing tie See.
retary of the Interior 70 comnuui-
cate TO the Senate the 5lecisioil 81
the former Commissioner of the
General Land 0fiire in regard to the
land granted to the Northern Pacific
Railroad.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

WAsRlSGroN, Jan. II When the
Senate meets oA Moudsy Senator
Logan viii introduce a bin to pay
Mgs. Lincoln, the widow OF tie ilar-
tyred President, arrears OF pension
covering the time between ;he death
of her husband. Apfil II 1865, ana
July Il, 1870, the dateoa wlic!i the
bill granting he ell pension
of three thousand s.,sl.aas WIS passed.
Congressman springer. d the
Twelfth Illinois district. IN which
Is.IsincoIn resides when she i at.
home, is The author OF the measure
intended to do tardy justice to tine
wife Of Booths victim, i.eslizine
that Senator Logan would be most
inilaenciaiin securing the immediate
passage throagh the Senate of the
bill for Mrs. Lincoln : relief, he yes
lerday took the measure t.ist nc had
drafted to tie Illinois senator and
asked h S aid. VIII at hesitation
air. Logan agreed TO 90 all IN his
power TO secure the quick at:eptloa
Of the bill.
bir. Springer has received com
munication fron Dr. Paucoa-t, q.
Philadelphia. Drs AlereditA, Gl
mer, Lewis A. SayFu and Dr. Mott
OF New York with respect 70 Mrs.
Lineoln's condition. She is at pres
eut in New York suffering rom q
complication II disorders, which
Mr.. Springer says eat iii upon her
an expenditure OF twenty dollars
per day. She IS suffering from Il
cataract upon both eyes which has
affected the iris She also iIas a
spinal weakness and partial naralg-
SIS Of tbe lower limbs caused by an
accident which she suffered chile in
Europe last summer. Mrs. Isiucoin
IS undergoing Treatment by means
Of electric baths, e;e., that IS very
expensive. Mr. Springer says :
I'"i o avoid the precedent OF granting
large pensions, against which there
is a strong prejudice among mem-
sess % Congress, propose that Mrs.
( lincoln SHALL be treated as the wives
5f solbiers that perished ii the War
% the Rebellion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
i FIoed on The Cumberland.

NAsnynIE, Tenn, Jan 1i.-The
riYer rose thirty feet at Point blrn-
side last night. One million isel Of
lumber are alio@t here. Work hops
are abandoned Oh both sides Of the
riyes. The steamers cannot pass
under the suspension bridge. The
louisville and Nashville RailFoad
is endangered, but no lives have
been lost as get Tie damage cgn
iot be estimated At present
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

GOVERNOR lioYr Is represented
as saying that he sees no occasion
for calling an extra session OF th,
Legislature; that If Congress IN fix.
ing the Congressional ratio should
increase our membership by one, he
can be elected as Congressman-at
large. But suppose they decreas,
rs one member, what then, Cover
nor? Or is it good eeneralship tC
throw away a sure thing, and tax,
the chances OF the kickers unitin.
with the Democrats. and thus chang
ing the political complexion Of tn,
next I.egislature9
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
4 DranAon Son Killed by an Ang-y
Father.

Mu.wAugEE. Wis, Jan. lo.-An
old man named Fred. Jesi,e beat
his sons BRAINS out wi;h an axe
heive and club last night during q
family row. The boy was thirteen
years old, and was named Rein
hold. After the murder Jeskc tried
to bang himself, and was in fact
suspended when The officer came to
arrest him. He was cut down, and
then stated that his son came
home drunk, ana that IN the fight
that easged ne killed neiahold with
Q club. Tie family is addicted to
drunkenness and is wholly dissepa-
table. the mother being in the
House OF Correction most of the
time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
Horrible Murder.

HUDsoy, n. y. Jan. 13.-lnielii-
gence If Ia horrible murder commit
ed IN the town of Austeriiiz. this
county, twenty miles irom tins city
has Just been received. 4 wood
chopper named Yandercouk, belong
Ing IN Afford. Mas, visited Che shan
~ of0scar Beckwith, despersdo
living ut the Old Green River ore
bed. last Tuesday, and has nol been
seen since. VA dereook's : abscence
excited tie suspicion OF his friends
aud they went to the shantY in
search Of him, when it was discover
cd that Beckwiih had disappeared
with his horse. Further investiga
lion disclosed charred portions Of
4 human skull and bones III the
stove, portions Of The body cnt 10
small pieces as if ready 10 burn,
and the legs aud feet in q heap, cou
cred with rubbish. BeckwitAs :
horse was found in the mountains
this morning Ten miles from tie
scene Of the tragedy. Vandercook
was staut man, Weighing over tive
hundred pounds, and was about
sixty years old. lie IS supposed to
have had some money about him.
The tragedy has caused intense ex
eitement in he neiehborhood, and
large pose is in search of Beck
with, who is believed 70 be conceal
ed near this city.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
As.en.pt 70 Raast q RAILROAD omcial

Wild HoBsE STATION, Tex, Jan
13.-The dissatisfaction among the
working men on tie Texas Pacific
Railway at the recent order from
Manager Hoxie reducing their wages
to sl.l5 jay has eliminated IN
tsis place, $50 miles Eest Of Dallas
The pay car being mistaken fol
Hoxis's private ear was side-tracked
by a large force Of desperate men
determined to lynch Hoxie. They
piled wood around the car for the
purpose ofroasiing him, and it was
with great difficulty thai Major
krctz, the paylnaster, convinced the
mob that was bot Hoxie. Tie pay
master, after being detained fufty-
eight hours, has been allowed to
leave town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

CATLETTsBURC, XIV, Januagr II ~
The steamer Telegraph arrived at 8
O'Clock yesterday with the prisoner,
Ellis, Graft and Mel, charged with
the murder OF The Gibbons taniils
at Ashland. They were under
guard of taree companies OF militia.
Although the iown Was flied vita
people, the prisoners were landed
and taken to the court house with
out any excitement or indication oi
violence. Craft and Neil, who were
handUuiied together, tried 10 show q
spirit OF boldness b. chatting and
bowing to acsusintances. Ellis was
more quiet. He was taken imme-
diate.s before tie grand jury, which
will probably h. in session al day.
The prisoners are kept ID ouc OF TN
upper roogss Of tie court hoase, aa-
der the csa<e guard Of fifteen sd
diefs. The people are iinp;.tit.li laf
tht: .riai proper 10 bs1i4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
Two Youns Blaekmailers capiared
and Held 70 Answer.

WEST CHESTER, Jun. 1l.-This
afternoon, Frank and joseph Dut-
teuAoiier Jr., two young nep, ia
tle sugar and fonaceo business,
were before Justice William White
head, charged with having attempt
ed 70 blacknail ". L G. payden 8
cod merchant They naiiycd a
hearing, and entered bail to appear
al the next term Of Quarter Sessions
On Monday Mr. Hayden received
letter through the mail informing
HIM that be had been seen entering
bis coal Office accompanied By a
woman who docs iot bear d coed
moral character, ard thai if he did
not send the writer tie sum OF SO
his (liayden's, wife would be IL
formed as to what kind ol company
he was keeping. fhe writer said
in very considerate banner, tbei
ii he was rot a poor and hak-wofa-
ing man with large falully, ne
would net have asked for any mon
ey. The Signature to the letter was
Frank Shockley, aIr Hayden, who
is a very respectable gentleman
placed the matter inthe hands Of bis
attorney, Thomas ". Pierce, who
prepared letter and posted it, hay-
ing first informed the postmaster
and clerks what it was for. and then
pot Officer Jones on the watch.
Last evening. one OF the Dnttenhof-
fer men went to the generel-,lelivery
window and asked for q ietter for
Frank Shocley. and was handed the
decoy. The officer went to the SUI
gar store Of Frank Duttedhoiier and
arrested the brothers. Theprisoners
were taken to justices Wlfitehead's 5
office, and upon heing searched the
letter was found on Joseph.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

TIE Guiteau trial viii probably
end this week, if the jury is reason.
ably prompt in making up its YER
diet. The attempt to prove the as
sassin insane has been miserable
failure, his conduct throughout the
trial furnishing the best evidence Of
his accountability. OF bis conyic.
ton there can be no reasonable
doubt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
A D7ukeu Bul.-.-

BaADFoBD, Jan ITO
evening Floyd u8
burg, y. y, taeuaae
legheny COUNTY sud
clted. lie Fea- ~
where Gearse
/ Whipple a lev weeks
three shots into o.
The last laIl s;ruCs
land Holly imgni
. tarted 80 rrn
several po7sH .
among other
/ leg soon overso1s
Aim With "a teag
the ground W
his hands, waica
ma,ion his R.ea
shot. He was
to the hoteianilr
amined by q lt
fouad the bail eH.ar it
and passed throu- al
close proximltv u le
Tie wound
ball could nor l- e1-see
son IS still aiivc. tut
think the w0uGi Ssh lra
tally. Holly was impE..
after . hearing yesterday ,
committed. The o1ig ca.
signed Tor the shooting +. r.
casioned drink Tie vi
IasR's wiie and mother .e
Meadville.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
The Prevalence oc smap-s'oz.

NAsalScrox, Jan 1l.-ia an IN
terview io-night with aa officer OF
the National Board OF Health regard
ing the spread Of the smallpox that
officer said the reports received daily
saow that il IS steadily spreading,
bat Is not confined 50 any locality.
Il originated III the West through
ipmigrants arriving from countries
infected with il. but Il is rot worse
II the West than In the East, though
tie increase il the y est Is OF recent
date. The Board is preparing a
statement showing TIE total number
oy deaslS reported - it from each
olty during 1881 and np to the pres
ent tine. As nearly as lie could re-
menbes Rhiiadelyhia beads the list
WIKI betweea 1908 aad 100 deaths.
'lue deaths reported from Chicago
Val not exceed 800 or 500, sad those
tron New York VIII probably aggre-
gate about Coo or zoo These figures,
of course, do not cover TIE entire
mortality, as there are numbers q
dsaths which are not reported to the
Board.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

liz the fight for the control OF the
Reading railroad, ex-President Cow.
IN has come out on top.
On Friday last the Vanderbilt
stock was voted for him, thus secur-
ing his election as President, by a
vote of 270,9Si shares to 222,617
cast FOR Bond, his opponent, tie
present President. # rumors IL
true, this insures the building of q
through road from Harrisburg Il
Connellsville, which viii pass through
this county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
niSa Water a, Nashville.

CiNeINxATI, Jan. 13-The Tines
slar Nashville, Tenn, special says :
1t has been raining for the past
week and the Cumberland River is
rising rapidly, a rise OF five feet havv
ing taken place within the last
twenty-iour hours. Back water has
driven two hundred families from
their houses. A hnndred acres OF
ground within the city are under
water, and mills and factories have
been compelled to close. 1t is still
ialnIlng, and more damage is expect
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

THE deadlock in the New York
Legislature still continues, and nc
organization has yet been effected.
When the Tammany and anti-Tam-
many Democrats can agree upon q
division of the =poils, we presume
legislation win be allowed 10 pro-
ceed. 1t is a most refreshing spec
tacle to see the business Of the Leg
islatnre Of the leading State in the
Union blocked by a Democratic
Eight over a few petty Offices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

DIS AIolNEs.. Jan. la.
Republican caucus last o.
the nomination 0i ln''''
Senator, james +. Wilson
clared the unauimoas pom.
the long term, teginnire
and Hon. J. M'DHl the la'
was nominated for the sd.
by exclamation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

EX-SENATOR MCDONALD, of Indi-
ana, wants to be the next Demo,
cratic candidate For President. His
first effort is the publication Of an
address in favor of free trade
Wouldn't the workingmen of Penn
sylvania like to muster under such
n candidate2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
small-Pox IN Illinoi.

SPRI .GFIELD, Ill, Jar. j
Of smali pox were repa' +
sixty-one points IN the 20.
the past six weeks. fe.. 4.
are still infected. Tie O.
spreading through 'ae
along the Mississippi F.'e''
nation of steamboat hand'
enforced
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
!. seqnel TO an Assassination

CINCINNATI, January 1l.-A Ga-
Settes special says: ANDY Frazicr. .
negro, WAS arrested to-day, charged
with The assassination OF John Wal.
ton, a wealthy farmer, near St. Paul,
Ind, last night Frazier confessed
and said he had been promised d
large reward by o. NJ. Garrett, u
neigilbor living near him, If he
would Kill Walton. Garrett was
arrested and taken 70 Justices
Office, where, before trial began, he
obtained permission TO 90 TO an out
house with guard, and Suddenly
drawing a revolver shot himself IL
the head, inficting mortal wound.
He retained consciousness long
enough to make dying statement,
and denied that he hired Frazier to
do the killing, but he intimated that
Waiton's wife was more likely to be
the one. 1t IS stated that Garrett
and Mrs Walton have been suspect
ed Of Intimacy for some time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

ALroS, H., Dee 1s,-The house
Or a negfo i,alaed George White was
discovered N fanlss Yesterday, and
lying on bed in the house with her
throat cut irem ear IA ear was the
body Of Mrs. Garrett, a white woman
Who kept house for White. It Is
thought she was murdered.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

PTrsBURGH, January J.
regular monthly meeting
Western Nail Association F."
a full interchange OF view
rate was advanced from
$40 per keg. The a''sl1, !.
large, and the reports On I
of the trade were most e-l-'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

SENATOR LOGAN, OF Illinois, has
introduced a bin providing that tie
entire proceeds Of the Internal reye.
nue. tax on whisky shall be used foI
educational purposes throughout the
United States and Territories.