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wItKsBARRE, PESS,, February ga
terrible tale Of suffering from cold comes
from Hasleton, this county. A German,
name unknown, and aged about IS years,
while on his way from Beaver Meadow to
Stockton, where he resided, lost his way in
the woods. He wandered for two days and
two nights, retracing his own steps in en-:
deayoring to find his way out. He bad
nothing to eat, and the clothing that he
wore WIS not Of the real winter quality
either. He walked and he walked, cold
and hungry, until at last be found his way
out to the Stockton road. Heimmediately
started for his home at Stockton, when
medical aid was summoned. Il was found
that both feet were 90 severely frozen that
smpltation would he necessary, and yester-
day the operation was performed
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REPUBLICANS in the House have placed
themselves on solid ground. The Republi.
can party can not afford to be party to
the wrecking or disabling Of any American
industry. Better pass no tariff bill than a
bad one. The Senate bill certainly Is nota
good one. There are many inequalities in
the present tariff laws, but the country isnos
so desirous OF revision that any revision,
however faulty, will satisfy public opinion.
1t is right and 1t is good politics to. stand
by American industries. When the Re.
publican party fails to do this party will
rise up that will do II. .p.I
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AN OFFICE roR GAIL HAMILTON.
Governor ButIer Offers Ito Her-Th,
Woman Suffrage Question.

Governor BuiIer Offers IL To Her-rhe
Woman Suffrage Question.
BosroN, February 22.-Miss Abigail
Dodge, more widely known as "Gail
Hamilton" has been offered an office by
Governor Butler. She has been asked to
take place on the Board OF Trustees OF the
State Workhouse, at Bridgewater, in the
place oiMrs. James T. Fields, who has re.
signed the: position and thus created The
vacancy. Itis expected that Miss Dodge
viii accept. The Democrats are ready not
only to indorse this appointment, but
also to advance the cause Of woman
suffrage, which they indorsed in their
most remarkable party platform in their
cratic members Of the Legislature received
to-day circular letter urging them 10 vote
for the Municipal Woman Suffrage bill
now pending. This letter bore a most
surprising array OF Democratic signatures,
including those of Judge Abbott. Presi-
dent OF the last Democratic State Conven-
ton; Mayor Palmer ex.NIayor Prince,
Hugh 0'Brien, President OF the Board OF
Aldermen Of this city; John E, Fitzgerald;
'ot the Board OF Fire Commissioners; Ed
ward Avery, one Of the stanchest OF the
true blood Democracy OF the State, the
editors OF the two Democratic papers OF the
city, Alderman Haldeman, and the Demo.
cratic City Clerk. The letter Is as follows:
d BosroN, February 20, 1888.
DEAR SiE-P Permit us, as Democrats, to
AL, ,,an,i hla cana;darat;ap and ann
port for the Municipal Woman Suffrage
BILL" reported in. the House by the Hon.
John Hopkins, Of Millbury, last Monday
week, which will soon be voted upon. The
Democratic party Of Massachusetts, in its
platform OF 1871, referring TO this question,
declared that I'VE regard it as an existing
fact that suffrage is right and not priv
ilege, and that any restriction upon its ex-
ercises should be foundedin unlnistakable
policy" Last year in the platform on
which you were elected, we declared that
the party Is in favor OF equal rights, equal
powers, equal burdens, equal privileges,
and equal protection by law under the
government for every citizen OF the re-
public, without limitation or sex, or pro.
perty qualification, whether 1t be by tax
on property or a poll tax on persons"
Governor Butler, in his message, has
affirmed his belief that woman citizens
have the right to vote. It is very i'm
portant that the Democratic party should
keep faith with the people by consistent
support Of the principles OF our platform.
Hoping you will give these, considerations
the weight which they seem to us to de-
serve, we remain, yours respectfully.
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PRoHIBIrIoNI IN NEW JERSEY.
The eLesisIature Votes Against The Inter.
ests ofthe Liquor Question.


TRENTON, February 22.-The lower
House devoted aon csiderable time Of the
afternoon to the question Of prohibition.
When the concurrent resolution, which
provides for an amendment to the constitu.
ton to that effect, came up Mr.. Ross offered
an amendment that the Governor appoint
board Of three Commissioners whose
duty 1t shall be to appraise whatever dam
age may result to brewers, distillers and
hotel proprietors from the enforcement OF
the amendment, and the damage fixed by
the Commissioners shall be paid out OF the
State Treasury. .s-i. d. s4.l.... -,.,l,. .l..
After a discussion. in which several
members participated, Mr.. Crattle de-
manded a call OF the House, which was
granted. The words "hotel proprietors"
were stricken out OF the amendment,
which was then put to avote and lost.
An effort was made'to bring in the ab-
sentees, but without avail. N
Mr.. Gator offered as substitutefor the
whole matter proposed Constitutional
amendment that the Legislature shall not
pass any sumptuary laws.
Mr.. Parsons asked the Speaker to rule
the substitute out Of order as being not
germane to the question. The Chair re-
fused to 80 rule and put the substitute to
vote, and 1t was lost by 2s to 2S, the vote
being the same as above, except that
Arbuckle and Mills changed to yea, Young
to nay, Armitage absent and darrigan
present.
Mr.. Flynn offered series Of ofamendmenis
to the original bill, which forbid the man
ufacture or the use OF liquor anywhere in
the State for any purpose whatever under
any circumstances, which was adopted and
the bill was ordered to a third reading,
and to be reprinted. Mr.. Flynn's amend
ments, while they effectually provide for
prohibition, are intended to defeat the bill
before the people.
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4 reminder OF y Great Calamity.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, February 22.-The
declaration in the first Of series Of suits
for damage against Charles D. Nash, Presi-
dent, and the other members Of the New
hall House Company, was filed this morn
ing by John Gilbert Donahoe, the actor.
He claims $4,000, with $500 additional for
medical expenses, consequent upon injur-
les incurred by leaping from fourth.story
window Of the hotel with his wife.
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stIiITaILlng 4 bout tho Match.

NEw YoRx, February 22.-In sporting
circles II Is said that arrangements for a
fight between Sullivan and Slade will be
made within week. There 10 some
trouble between the pugilists which their
friends declare can only be settled by q
square fight, in which one shall be named
the champion. The men are now In Balti.
more giving exhibition Of their powers.
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Now WE have little affair Of honor with
Holland. Aud perhaps the Dutch fort ut
Curacao wouldn't have fired on an Amerii
can ship il we had been able to keep quiet
the mortiiying fact that we have no navy
to speak Of. For all that we may be able
to take care OF little Dutch tort long
WAY from liza home.
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BROOKLYN, February 22.-George Bork,
a plasterer, called at the house Of an aged
widow, named Mrs. Eva Truster, last night,
and asked permission to stay all night She
refused, whcreupon he became enraged,
and seizipg q hammer struck her blow
on the head, iraCturing her skull. She will
probably die. Her assailant escaped and
has not since been seen,
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The little matter Of nearly $4,000 and
interest, about $4,000 in all, due the
school fund was ordered paid through the
persistence Of Republicans. But 1t was
ordered to be paid in 1875. Wouldn't it
be well, out OF abundant precaution, to
pass resolution to. day declaring that this
time the Legislature means til Otherwise
1t may have to be appropriated again next
TINA
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The State bosses owe Judge Hoge some.
thing. They didn't give him the United
States senatorship, they didn't set him on
the Supreme Bench, they knew they
couldn't get the Civil Service Commission.
eBhip for him-maybe they will kindly
let him have the nomination for Governor.
Even political contracts ought to be held
sacred.
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A MORE illadvised strike than that ofthe
New York street cleaners is not easily i'm.
spined. Theirs is not skilled labor, 1t is
easily taken up by new hands, and such
labor as it requires is not difficult to com.
mand In New York. N--
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The Mason investigating committee has
embalmed for all time the handsome
serpeant-at-Arms OF the House as the man
who wouldn't wear FIVE dollar suit OF
clothes. Let US be thankful that there ID
one honest man in the State.
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GENTLEMEN OF the Legislature-you who
came and will return on free passes-have
The decency 10 decline mileage. 1t cost the
Wheeling members as much to get here as
It did you, but they will not be gorged with
mileage. Be virtuous, and YOU may come
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TmE kindly mention Of the Speaker of
the House Of Delegates is more than an
empty compliment 1t is a we'll deserved
testimonial to the fairness with which Mr..
Woods has presided over the House. II
the ISrELLlGEScER had been present 1t
would have voted "aye."
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GoyxRxoR BRs BUTLER is nothing II not
,brewd II he can attract "Gail Hamilton"
IN bis support he will arm himself with .
men lba, is mightier than the sword. Gail
il Slasher.
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MR. SALMl MoRsE has been hoored again
in bis passionate pursuit Of his alleged
rieh. to produce his Passion Play. 1t is
not always that The law Is on the side Of a
decent regard for sacred things.
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rur, thought better OF it and let the
.,iuInp bill 90 throush-probably moved
aS I1i," ,bs "uremoni,ory symptoms Of an earth
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NJ, Democratic friends are not well
.,s,.ed with what has been done by the
Issi.la,ure. We hear Of no Republican
COMPLAINTS.
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strike or Tho stresl Cleaners Ended.
New YORK. February 9e.-The strike
amongst the cart drivers in the street
cleaning department is practically ended,
and this morning all the new men who
were wanted were employed. Many Of
the strikers, who were paid of yesterday,
now desire TO resume work at the old
wages, but Mr.. Walton says they will not
now be employed on any terms.
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Tnr night sitting always gets on the
wrong end Of the session. Put 1t at the
beginning, or plant it midway, and there
would be no pell nell rush to keep within
,he constitutional limit. l
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Tur Third District gets no insane asylum
,his time-certainly q great oversight.
Rourbon majorities are not held together
Nv ,uch reckless disregard OF party neces-
-..In. "a
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WHEN We meet the philosophic Penny
,,cker again it may be as q candidate Tor
Goyerpor-who knows? Many things hap
MN among A busy people.
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OK the morrow they will leave us-but
,hsv shall not be forgotten. Though lost to
.pht, 10 memory dear. And pretty soon
.0o,ber legislature will come along.
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AriEht wHhilmeSIcaa smlusgIer..

BRowssyilE Tx February 22.--Dur-
Ing d fisht recently between some Snug.
Slers and Cnstom House guards In Basta.
mente canon, State Of Sneya Leon, one OF
the iorIner was Killed and part OF the goods
captured. One Of the Custom House snatdR
wa also killed, f9 i5f3
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Trv ,uugglers' troubles in Mexico
n'5 I'D ..em TO indicate that our own moon
,bipers are emigrating.
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CoRRoDoRATED ny THE CONSUL.

Counsel Beach, when seen last night at
the Gilsey House, said that the facts as
stated above were correct. He added that
firing upon merchant vessel was most
serious affair and that he had taken the
necessary aiIidavits with view, TO bringing
the outrage to the q tention OF tile United
States Government.
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ruvv have no "odious carpet'bag gov
..."snt" down in Louisiana, but they keep
en- s'p. . oretty lively stufiins Of the ballot box.
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Sryre.l Senators cannot go to Congress
,.'n The Third District, but every one oi
N. ',ou, ..nirapts can nurse his own little bee.
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President Paul A. Chadbourne, OF Am.
neIst College, b said to DO lying Of the
Polnt Of death.
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Barnes was nearly forced in the sea while
getting into the boat. As the trembling
pilot was pulled away Captain Hess
shouted to Consul Barues:-
"'Remember, Mr.. Barnes, that had my
pass to go by the fort, and that my ships
papers are all regular. A sergeant was
sent from the fort to notify US before we
left the dock that We were all right to 60
"Then the Captain turned around and
shouted to our crew.
"'Lowef that Dutch flag; II they think
they can irighteni an American captain
with their cannon, let them fire away I'm
no pirate
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Ghs gntelLigeuftr.

=, So.. ~ aud ~ Fourteenth street
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GETTING OUT OF RANGE.


"When this order was obeyed he put on
full steam and steered to the southwark as
fast as he could to get out Of range Of the
forts guns. Then Consul Beach summoned
all the witnesses Of the occurrence and
took our depositions. He is also searched
the ship for political refugees who might be
secreted on board and examined the papers,
which were found to be regular. The
Consul forwarded the dispositions to Wash.
iIgton."
"Was there no SUSPICION as to what the
cause OF the shot was? ?" asked the reporter.
"None ut ALL" responded Mr.. Donnelly.
1T could not have been mistake, for the
gun was fired under the very windows Of
the Governor Generals house and the
man who aimed 1t was no mean artillerist,
for it was a good shot-from the stand
point Of those on shore"
"Did the pilot give any probable reason
for the attack ?"
"No; and the fact that he was so scared
about 1t shows that the shot was intended
to do damage. The pilot Is an, officer Of
the Dutch navy detailed especially to guide
the vessels in and out Of the harbor, which
is a very difficult one to navigate, tlj
Consul Beach was registered at the Gil
sey House, but could not be found yester-
day. "
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UNDER PIRR.

~ was then standing on the port side
with Captain Brotherton, both Of us look.
ing toward the fort. Isaw the soldiers fall
into position behind the gun and stand in
regular drill order as man stepped for
ward and fired It. The smoke and fame
leaped from the cannon's mouth and in
another instant We all saw q Gnot strike the
water about sixteen feet from the side Of
the ship Ia a direct line with the spot
where I stood. The water was lifted high
in the air and at the same time there was
a vibration against the ship. Whether
this vibration was caused by the water or
by the ricochet Of the solid shot could
not determine.
"Aiter this l went forward OF the after
cabin on the starboard side aud saw Con.
sui Barnes In earnest conversation with
Consul Beach. l said to Mr.. Barnes:
"What does this mean ~
II do not know, cannot understand it, f"
he replied, with strong emphasis.
II went down to the main deck with the
two consuls. The Dutch pilot waa getting
into his boat and was shaking in terror Of
another shot He and bis crew were in
such bot haste to get away that Consul
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OUR FLAG FIRED AT,
BUT IT STILL WAVES TRIUMPHANT.
An American Merchant steamship Receives Solid
Shot from Dateh FOrt-U. s. Conauls on
Board-A Salute to the Holland Colors
Answered By the CAnnOa's Roar.

NEw YoRx, February 22.-The red D line
steamship Valencia, commanded by Cap.
tain Hess, which arrived in this port from
Lagusyra, reports that she was fired at
with solid shot by Dutch fort in the har.
Dor Of Curacao. Two United States con-
suls were on board at the time and the
American flag was flying at the staff and
the Dutch flag at the fore, according t.
custom. The story is all the more remark
able from the fact thatno cause can be as.
signed for the outrage. A circumstantial
account Of the stack, accompanied by affi-
davits Of eye.witnesses, was yesterday for
warded to the authorities at Washington
by Horatio U. Beach, United States Con
sui at Puerto Cabello, who saw the occur
renee, ."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-18

ATTENTION, DocToRs.-Evcrybody
knows that the life of the average
physician is hard one. He is often
compelled TO ride great distances
through mud and rain for merely
nominal fee. 1t is not fit nor proper
for us to condemn any physician for
his work, but We do assert that his
practice can be made easier, and he
can effect more cures by the proper
and judicious use of Peyuna. If he
will only add this great remedy to his
list of medicines, he will find that his
usefulness viii! be greatly increased.
Full directions for its use will be
found in the " Ills of Life. and he
should at once procure this valuable
book. Read the following:
CHILLICoTHE, O. DIR. HARTMAS-
Peruna sells very we'll here. have
ordered several lots since you were
here. 1t is fine remedy.
w. w. STEELE, Druggist.
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BAD TASTE, unpleasant breath and
impaired hearing. when resulting from
Catarrh, are overcome by tie use Of
Ely's Cream Balm. It is not a liquid
or snuff, and is easily applied.
[ AM A NOS-DELEEvEE in Patent
Medicines, but having experienced
marked relief from Nasal Catarrh
and hoarseness by the use of Eiy's
Cream Balm, [ can recommend it 10
those suffering from this loathsomc
complaint and to those afflicted with
hoarseness OR stoppugc OF the throat.
so annoying to singers and clergy
mcn.-LOUIs L. PIULLIrs, 1928 X.
Y. Ave, N. w, Washington, d. c..
price so cents.)
A GENTLEMAN from Orwell Pa.
called my attention to EIy's Cream
Balm as remedy for Catarrh, Hay
Fever, etc. He was so earnest in as
serting it to be positive cure OHM
self having been cured by it) that
purchased a stock. The Balm has
already effected cures.-P. t. HYATT,
n. D., Bordcntown, n. j.
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E,rACE N0NNEl-TLnMs

81 RrvEHsT5E for Lexington. Va.
st boTcH. ioT iiilwooI and Winchester. Y,
NORTHWAGD. DAILY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLARKE IrEMs.-From the Con-.

CLARKE IrEMs.-From the Courje,
we clip the following:
The Clarke Co. Mining Company,
of Which I. X. Woodford is manager,
has already delivered at the depot
and shipped 100 tons of iron ore,
taken from lands in this county.
The ore, it is said, is of superior
quality, and the quantity seems mex
haustible.
From Milwood Jottings: hrs. Jane
c. Randolph, nee Harrison, rclict OF
VIM. f. Randolph, was called hence
Nov. 28th, nearly 81 years of age.
Thus has the icy hand of death bro
ken another link that bound us to the
good old days and people. She was
living with her son, Major Bey. Ran
dolph, and was probably the last of
the survivors of the burning of the
Richmond Theatre. The was then
only a girl of II summers, and was
saved from that holocaust by Jumping
from a window and caught by her
fathers carrisge driver.
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FSfUTT'S Pills. McLanc's Pills. Echcrck's Pills.
q Ioopcr's Pills. Railways Pills. also for sale
by GEO. 7. LIGHT, Druggist
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SsGo.oo a WEEK!

MoUSE Traps, two, three and four holes
I'VE for sale at
JOSEPH Il YESTERDAYS.
November p. 1888.
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Mrs. G. Julian Pratt, of Augusta
county, Virginia, at the recent Bald
win Augusta Fair was awarded
twenty-six first premiums upon ar
ticles of her own product and man
ufactrre," and in consequence there
of was awarded a special premium.
Her husband also received premiums
for fine stock at the Baldwin Augusta
Fair, and at the Roanoke Fair his i'm
proved cattle carried off a couple of
thousand dollars in premiums. TO
trouble to have successful Fairs with
a few such exhibitors. Mr.. Pratt is
brother of DIR. Charles L. Pratt oi
this town.-Iree Press.
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1884,
ETaypcg'5 Bazaar.
T-E,-,To IrkrY-r
ILLTSlR.

HARPEE'5 B!NLAR IS at once the most
( i brilliant ard usciui Household Journal IN
existence. 1t is thc Acknowledged ari.!tcr Of
f.ssitio: i'll Ibis country. It's fashion plate, are
the newest aaii most stylish: and is pattern
sheet supplements iHd cvonorHIc rlrgc:tio:ts
alone are walta MACY t.tsiss tIa cost of sub
scripti9a. It, illustrations OF art neeieTurk
are from The b.. sources. its literary md ar
t!stic merit are .,a highest order. I:st:,.:cS
poems. Gmd c":f.:Es are by the first American
and European authors. Il: choice art pictures
would I'll ro:;:"iia- and IL humorous cats arc
the most amusing 20 - found in ANY Journal in
America: : ;.0.. Of brilliant novelties arc
promised for 1854.
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q r - y week made at home by the indus
ED 4 q triOus. Best busmcss now before the
public. Capital not needed. We Will start YOU
Men, women. boys aud girls wanted everywhere
TO work for us. Now is the time. You can
work in spare time. or give your whole time to
the business. No other business will pay you
nearly as well. No one can fail to make cEor-
nous mo- pay, Gy en%;nG%,n% ut once. Costly onttt
honorably. address TRuE IL Co.. Augusta,
Maine. December 20, 1592-1Y.
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y BONANZA or PEACE Axn HAPPINESS
Denver, Colo.-Tiic I5cmec,- Republican nlI'-
fishes the following: 4 miner visiic: orr sane
tum the other day and from the Tread smile on
his face VIC supposed he E,i struck It rich
g Yes. he SAID. something better than gold
its bonanza Of peace and hnpp;ncss'' The,
he went ON to explain. that he had bcrr at
deaths door with inGumaa:0ry Rheumatism
that his muscles were drawn l!p in knots. ard
that he had suffered years Of mortal a@onv.-
He bOugh: bottle Of the great pain-cI.rc St.
Jacobs OIL and by few applications was con-,
plctcly cured.