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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-02-20

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Penns, lvanIa Paragraphs.

PITTsKURG, Aug. l0.--As far as heard
from the earthquake shock reported
from the east this afternoon was not folt
in Western Pennsylvania.
A circular from G.. III. Hull Il Co., OF
Louisville, asking the pig iron men to
join In n movement TO hank up all tho
lurniSes In the country for four weeks
in order If possible to increase pricos by
restricting production.
The conditions on which the plan of
banking the furnaces will be carried in.
to effect, are that unless two thirds OF
those now in the blast agree to il,
and those out agree to remain out, the
plan will not be enforced. The date sot
for the shut down Is between September
LIST, and November LIST.
Tho project meets with favor with
many furnace men of this city.
The steamer, Jack Gumbert, is char
tered by the striking coal miners of the
first, second and third pools, and starts
from Elizabeth tomorrow for the fourth
pool. Several hundred miners with
provisions to last week, will acconi-
puny tIu boat, and endeavor to persuade
the working miners TO come out for the
district price.
George Wcstonhouse, representing the
Philadelphia National Gas company,
We I day purchased, in lease hold, our
ttlhs ofall the National gas territory in
Western Pennsylvania. The sale in
cludes Buffers and Tantrum's and five
farms in the vicinity of Homewood in
this city. The purchase was mado
through j. NJ. Gully. The aggregate
area of the tracts are 1000 acres. Terms
of sale are withheld.
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MANCHESTER, Aug. 9.--rho CopscryG-
tive demonstration at puinoia wUs a
great success. 1t IL estimated that over
100000 persons were present in the gar
denS and at the Overflow meetings. Sir
Richard Ashedon Cross presided, one
hundred and seventy members of the
Lancashire Conservative association
sent an address in support OF the Mar
quis of Salisbury's policy. The Marquis
of Salisbury made an address, In which
he stated that he believed fair meat =
ure for the redistribution of parliamen-
tnry seats would greatly reinforce the
Conservatives. Tho House OF Lords are
willing to pass u franchise bill II the
Government appealed 10 the country
and found that II was In favor of the
measure. He was confident, he said,
that " the Government resigned, all
p'acos would soon he filed and con :
plete measure Of reform speedily passed
He contended that the House Of Com.
mons represented, not the countrys
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A Mexican Outrage.

CRY OF MEXICO, Aug. lO.-Yesterday
at the city of Calera, on the Mexican
Central railway in the State of Zacnto-
cas, Mexican poon insisted against
orders ON walking upon the walls of tho
round-house, now being erected. The
Mexican was finally knocked off by an
American workman, who, instead of
being arrested by the officers, was at
lacked by policemen and beaten with
clubs. lie was finally rescued by his
brother Americans and taken up tho
road to Fresnilto. The Mayor of Calora
IL supposed to have instigated tho
trouble. lie has always been inimical
to Americans. He recently arrested
twelve Americans employed ut the rail
way station, including the train dis
patcher and the telegraph operation. aud
imposed fines and Imprisonment upon
them without trial. ON representation
of the ease to Minister. ~ the Interior
Pacheco, Federal orders were sent Tor
the immediate release of tho Americans.
Instead of complying with<this ortier,
the Mayor Is compelling them To clean
the streets. The American railroad en-
ployes along tho line threaten ven
gsdnce. Tho Federal authorities in
tend to take prompt and Just action in
the matter, 80 rs to avoid International
difficulties.
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FIRE RECORD.
At cArrrLIsnnRn. KrNrurrY.

AT cATTELLsBuRo, KENTUCKY.
WHErLNo, WEST Va, Aug. l0.--An
Intolligencer's special says; Fire in Pat
ton Bros. warehouse, Catlettsburg, Ken
tucky, this morning, spread 10 tivo
brick buildings and totally destroyed
them. A fire engine from Huntington,
West Virginia rendered valuable assist
ance. The walls of Andrews store fell
in, burying n. p. Andrews. Chas, Sher-
lit and j. McKinzie. The first two were
rescued and the latter was killed.
While the rescuing party were at work
the otherwalls fell, burving David Kin
ner, Jr. and John Graham. The bodies
were recovered this afternoon burned
TO crisp. Robert Ilittler and Samuel
Kelly, negro, are injured and will die.
The loss II $4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTER.
Home and Foreign News Embracing
All Sorts.
ANCIENT BRASS FOUNDERS.
Massacre Of Horsethieves-Gen. Butler
has say-Interesting News
From the Other Side OF the
Waters-Cholera, Etc.
Short Work with Horse Thieves.

CHICAGO, Aug. ga Helena, Mon
tana, dispatch says; Meagre particulars
were received of another slaughter of
horse thieves in the Muscle Shell re-
gion, 100 miles northeast of here, last
week, by cowboys, while in pursuit of
stolen horses. A log house was discov-
cred in the timber on the mountain
side. II was secretly watched day or
two, during which time several parties
of men came and went, some by day,
others by night, having in their posses
sion horses evidently stolen. Becom-
ing evident that it was horse thieves
rendezvous, the cowbows congregated,
and last Monday night crawled
up close to the house and at
tackled 1t. Fourteen horse thieves
were about the premises at the time. OF
these, nine were killed and five escaped.
The cabin was fired and burned.
No particulars are yet received of the
fight. Grandville Stuart's cowboys had
a fight with band of thieves at the
mouth of the Muscle Shell, though the
fight must have occurred several days
ago. The locality is over 200 miles from
Helena, with no telegraphic communi-
cation. There never was period in the
history of this or any other Territory
when - much horse-thi wing was going
on. The citizens are determined to stop
it. Fully fifty horse-thioves have been
hanged or shot within the past month.
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CnmmnSIsis, cnn,nntinn.

BRUssEIs, Aug. "a convention Of
Burgomcister eX-Counscllors, all COM
munists, assembled in the town hall at
Brussels yesterday. The room was
crowded and much enthusiasm mani
Tested. The Burgomeister of Antwerp
read a paper called the Compromise Dos
Communes, which all the delegates will
sign, stating their objections to the min
isterial education bill. All present took
an oath Of adhesion to this document.
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Ancient Brass Poundera.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-The annual meet
ing of the old-time Telegraphers asso-
citation and the United States Military
telegraphers, which will bo held herr
August 10Th, promises to be notable
event and TO bring together quite mum
Der now prominent who ''pounded
brass" twenty-five to thirty years ago.
Members of these societies coming
here will be furnished free with passes
over the Missouri Pacific and tho Wa
bash railrays and controlled lines, and
also transportation for the wives of
members.
For round trip tickets for one fare, APP
plications must be made TO Chas. W.
Hammond, st. Louis.
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General Butler says.

BosToS, Aug. 9.-Genere Butler says:
al saw that the Democratic
headers csmplain that have
deserted the Democratic party.
There is no way of satisfying them. The
last time they complained that had cap
tured the Democratic orgai2ation. Be it
so, then have only to let my captivos
loose. lowe great debt of gratitude to
the people of Massachusetts, but none to
any Democratic organization-Sta or
receive aid from u Democratic National
organization, nor did any National Dem
ocrat from outside ever come, or say
word in my favor, or in favor of the
Democratic party while was its unan-
imous nominee. Whenever | have use
for the organization of the Massachu-
sets Democracy, will get it,"
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BiamnrcIl and Austrln.

BERLIN, Aug. "a meeting of Bis
marck and the Count Kalnoky of Aus
tro-lIungary, Prime Minister, at Sales
bury, is fixed tor the first week in Sep
temher. The two Premiers will discuss
the revision of the terms of alliance Of
Germany and Austro-Hungary. II Is
reported that Bismarck is urging the
Austro-Gcrman confederation that the
under treaties be ratified by the Parlia-
ments OF the two countries.
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NO. 267.

opinion now, but its opinion of five years
ago. He referred to John Brights speech
at the reform demonstration at Birming-
ham, as immaginative. Lord Randolph
Churchill also spoke. He said an APP
peal to the people by both parties was
certain speedily, to produce general
electionwhich the Liberals feared, that
the memory of Egypt, Ireland aud
Africa being too vivid now.
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RN WAY of tho Nile.

LONDON, Aug. 9,--The English govern
ment has decided to limit the Gordon
relief expedition, by way of tho Nile to
Khartoum, to 2,jO0 men, partly English
aud partly Egyptians, and seven CUR
rassired river boats, the whole expedi-
zion to be under command of Gon. Ste
phenson. On reaching DOugola paid
contingGnts from the tribes of Western
SOudAn viii ioln the oNpedition.
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Egyptian AmaIrs.

BERLIN, Aug. o. Pour Parlers, French
and dGerman governments exchange with
u view of holding of new conference
# the powers, which limited to q SETTLE
mont of the question oi indemnity to be
paid for tho bomburdulcut OF Alexan-
dria. II is reported that Ferry, the
French Primo Alinister,has been assured
of the support of Germany and Austria
IL proposal TO the Government Of
Egypt, that it be authorized to issue new
shares and privileges of stock to the
lemeritps,
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LONDON, Aug. 9-Gen. Woolsley aud
Major-General Newdegate have issued
a scheme for new system of attack by
battalion infantry. Military critics say
that if this scheme Is adopted it will ef-
feet the entire revolution in the tactics
OF an English infantry. They pronounce
the scheme thoroughly suited to the ex-
egencies of modern warfare.
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DUBLIN, Aug. 9.--Tho United Ireland
announces that Thomas Cary, approver
in the Maartrasnam and Nuider case, has
declared in tho presence of Arch Bishop
Qpaw, and mombors of his flock, that
Mr.. Ration, solicitor iur the Cguwn, uunl.
peilrn him 20 swear against Nylps,
joyce and others. cmrf1d with ti. /
a. tipU, who Wct lnuocpW.
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From the CASPIAN Sea to the Persian GuIr.

LONDON, Aug. "A group of Par
isian capitalists, headed by DeFreycinet,
will join with Russian concessionaries
in constructing railway from the Cas-
plan sea to Buzoreh, on tho Persian Gulf.
The Car and Shah of Persia will sup
port the scheme. A nephew OF the
Russian Minister of Finance is one of
the concessionaries. II is intended by
this means TO create a through route
between England and India, which can
be passed over in fortnight.
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METEOROLOGICAL.


LouisvILLr, Aug. lO.-Mr. Charles
Tilden, one Of the Oldest and most
prominent citizens of louisville, Presi-
dent Of the Bank OF Louisville, and Pred
dent of the Board of Managers of tho
Masonic Widows and Orphans Homo,
died suddenly, at II 10 o'clock last night,
from neuralgia OF the stomach.
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RoNE, Aug. 9.--m consequence of the
declaration by Spain to Italy, concern
ing the speech OF Senior Pidol Ymon,
Minister of Agriculture in the Spanish
disputes in favor of the restoration OF
the temporal power OF the Pope, threat
ening to withdraw the nuncio at Madrid,
Spain, has sent Marquis Malinos to
Rome to paclfy the Pope.
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MACON, GA, Aug. 9.-Last night ss
the family of James Higgs was return
ing from church in wagon near Mt.
Vernon, Montgomery county, the party
were fired upon by David II. Connor.
Alice Higgs, l6 years old, was killed.
Connor was rejected suitor of Miss
Higgs.
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steamer Arrested.

LONDON, Aug. 9.--The British brig
Belle Star, from Bear river, Nova
Scotia. has been arrested IL Carhngford
by order of the Admiraltyc ourt of Dub
lin to recover damagca for the loss of
the British brig Richard Owen, which
was sunk by collision with the Belle
Star.
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A kind % p'suppeme, . on tainmc7t
TO the reunion was given at Longs Lake
last evening, which mainly consisted in
dancing music, etc. The trains run the
same ~ during the reunion and quite n
number ot the pleasure loving puh'c
were IN attendance both day and night.
Nothing Of unusual importance occurred
TO mar the pleasures OF this gala day.
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WILKEBARRE, PA, Aug. "a lamp
in the hands of minor at Mineral
Springs Coliery, Lehigh Valley Coal
Company, at Parsons Station, exploded
this afternoon and set fire to the Brattlc
dry planking. 1t Is now reported that
serious conhagration is threatened.
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served Hcr nlrhi.

Jenny Baker, colored, noted charac-
tar, was thrown into the lake yesterday
evening hy unknown partios, and came
near drOwniug. The cause of this treat
mont is attributed 10 her impudence and
utter disrespect for decent people.
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Anarchists Arrcsted.

BERLIN, Aug. 0.-The police have ar
rested four sailors belonging to tie
British steamer Elizabeth. ,rhe priso-
ners are natives of Stetten, and belong
to an Anarchist society, whose head
quarters il at Hull.
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CARLISLE, Pa, Aug. 9-Conductor
Frank Smith, and fireman Fuller
Thompson were killed by an accident 10
train of the Gettysburg & Harrisburg
railroad near here to-day.
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Grinneirs steamer CrippIcd.

AssouAN, Aug. o-The steamer con-
veying Gen. Grirn-n j. disabled at the
fourth cataract OF the Nile.
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Renorted Emhnrrnascd.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. I'D. II.
Kent, of d. II. Kent Il Co., limited deal
crs IN iron and timers supplies, are re-
ported embarrassed.
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Close M They Dare.

DoNaoLA, Aug. 0.-Guids offered to
take Col. Kitchen to point within three
days journey of Khartoum but refused
to go nearer.
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EXPENSES,

Including tuition, room rent, heat, light,
hoard and incidentals, per year, $500. No pu-
ri will be received under fourteen years of
Ne, unless special arrangements are made to
6e contrary. We are glad to refer the public
10 Mr.. II. Seeligson, OF Galveston, and Mr..
John Finnegan, OF Houston, both OF whom
have children In the school.
Fall term begins September I'd. For course
Of study or any information not contained in
this notice, apply to the principal,
l.. l.. BURLINGTON, A. NJ,
Franklin, Massachusetts,
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The NATIONAL IRON FENCE COMPANY

= Cortlandt Street, New York.
,,pss,nm fns,' aud Anchors and Wire, COM
ana cIs ol entire Iron Ncneo. The latest. best
b. Nv "a apest fence nUw In use. Indestructa-
my esS, Soodcn fencc. hnt lind Of nost eon ie
ed ror certificate of highest medal award.
Ror 81 tsl eniS fence Ut New York State Fair, 1883
No oacuu ~ giving full particulars, write 70
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DEAN ACADEMY.
srt-elass boarding school for both sexes,
situated in the town of
Franklin, Massachusetts,,

Tventy-seyen miles from Boston on the
New York & New England Railroad. The
town contains about four thousand inhabi-
iants, has five churches, a good town library
and is withal a very desirable place for an ed
~nstioual institution,
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THE BUILDING

10 new and commodious: contains oil mod
ern improvements and Is in every way ad-
mirably adapted to school purposes. II has
been erected and furnished at a cost of about
$4,000, and is without doubt the most COM
plete academy building in New England.
There are Three Courses Of Study,
College Preparatory, Academic and an En-
glsh course. The latter Is designed to fit
Young men for business.
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
Is thorough and effective In its workings,
Offering every facility afforded by the Boston
conservatory of Music, with the additional
advantage OF individual instruction. Mr..
James NJ. Tracy and Miss Minnie Little have
been long and favorably known among the
taacharG of RogtOn.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-10-18
rs IMPROVED 'sVICTORr GRAIN DRILLS.
The best drill ON the market for rough land

had no communication nor any
conversation with him. The
first thing | know was when the
forgeries were put up around
Harper's Ferry..
do you knows anything of the
antecedents of Wiliiams?n
Nothing, except that con
ductor on the Baltimore and
Ohio Road told me that he was
from Howard county. The Day
says he was formerly a lawyer in
Baltimore
Mr.. Butt was naturally incensed
at the audacity of the forger in
using his name. He is of the
opinion that Justification can be
traced beyond the man Williams,
and no effort will be left undone
to probe the matter to the bot
tom. 1t is needless to say that
Williams is not now and never
was in the employ of The Ameri-
can, and his representations to
Mr.. Butt as an american reporter
were false. After leaving The
american office Mr.. Butt got out
q warrant for the arrest of Will
Jams, and telegraphed to Harper's
Ferry to hold him until a requisi-
ton is procured from the Gov
ernor of West Virginia. The
proceedings against the accused
will be pressed promptly and ac-
tively.-Battimore american.
"On Monday last THE DAY pub
lished local article about the
reported efforts of West Virginia
Republicans to secure the seryic-
es of repeaters from Maryland at
the State election on the follow
ing day. The article in question
contained copies ola draft for $50
to which the name of James ID.
Burt, of Harper's Ferry, was at
tached, which was understood to
be in payment for repeaters, and
an agreement, towhich Mr.. Butts
name was also attached, Offering
to pay the holder 50 each for
every voter whom he would in
fiuence to vote the Republican
ticket. Mr.. Butt has called on
us and given us ample proof that
the signature to the draft and to
the agreement is not genuine, and
rs we have no desire to do inius.
tice to any one, even though he
be an active political opponent.
we freely make this statement at
| his request and in his behalf We
confess that we have been impos-
ed upon, and are glad to do Mr..
Butt justice in stating that he
| has been made the victim OF a
forgery by some one unknown to
us As TIE DAY does not deal
! in forgeries for political purposes
we hasten to wash our hands OF
the whole business.-BoH. Day,
IhVrsdoy atternoon.'
Colston' s turn next.
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On VILLA ms Track.

MIR. BUTT LOOKING FOR TIE MAN
WHO FORGED HIS NAME--A CAM
pAIGN LIE.
On Tuesday last q handful, in
large type, was consplcuousiy
posted over large part of West
Virginia. 1t was stuck up in
such manner that it was almost
impossible for voters not TO see
it. 1t read as follows:
REPUBLICAN METHODS.
LOOK Our FOR BuLDozING AND
BRIBED VOTERS!
From the Baltimore Day of Mon
day, October ID.
"HARPER' s FERRY, October 9th,
lss4.-I hereby agree to pay r.
A. Williams the sum of two dol
lars for every voter he will in
fuence TO vote the Republican
ticket. JAMES ID. BUTT.
accompanying this was
draft, which Williams says was
to pay for the transportation Of
voters from abroad. The draft
was upon W. J. Cowden, Wheel
ing, w. Va. Cowden is chair
man Of the Republican State Exc
cutive Committee. Both papers
are at the office Of the Day, where,
they may be seen.
The article in the Day from
which this was quoted set forth
that Edward A. Williams, who
once figured as lawyer in Balti-
more went to West Virginia
recently to survey the field: that
he waited upon james ID. Butt "a
prominent lawyer and the leading
Republican of Harper's Ferry
W. Va, and proposed to bring q
number of voters from Maryland
to Harper's Ferry, where they
should vote the Republican tick
ct" The result, according to
the Day, was the drawing up of
the papers alluded to in the post
er.
When Mr.. Butt. who is a gen
tleman of high standing and an
earnest Republican, saw these
charges he at once telegraphed to
the Day to know if it had the pa
pers. He received an affirmative
reply. Nesterday morning he came
to Baltimore, and, accompanied
b. Colonel Mullikin, chairman OF
the Maryland Republican State
Executive Committee, visited the
Day office The papers were
produced Mr.. Butt wrote his
name on a sheet Of paper, and ii
was at once evident that the or
der and draft were forgeries. The
limitations We're nothing like his
penmanship. The editor Of the
Day satisfied that the papers
were countorfeits. offered to con.
tradict them in his editorial col
umns. The contradiction will
be published this afternoon, Mr.
Butt then came to The american
Office, .aud to reporter said:
This man Williams came to
me on the day Of our picnic-thC
Sth inst.-at Harper's Ferry
and said that he represented The
baltimore american and wanted
the news. / saw his beastly
drunken condition and refused tc
talk to him. l would have moth
ing to do with him. | did not
believe him. because / know that
The Americen does not permit
itself to be represented by mel
Of that character. He was loaf
ing around Harper's Ferry, and
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Notice to Trespassers.

A LII PERSONS are hereby notified
IA and warned not to trespass on any
part of my premises, either By fishing or
hunting, without my permission Twill
prosecute all or any person who violates
this notice. The attention OF boys is es
pccially directed to this notice
GA 81 J II 8OGART.
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Say in Behalf of JANNEY'S STANDARD FERTTLIZE
MARTINsBURa, w. Va, July %, 1884

W. July
Mr. CAMPBELL JANNNE Sir through with harvest
and glad be able it has been raised
all my farming of "a and you want to the results of
your Fertilizer will that gave thorough test right in the
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fall My neghbos claim crop the best raised the farm within
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wishes friend
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MAhTINsBURe, w. Va, July g. 1884.
JANNEY Sir After giving Fertilizer thorough
SIDE of four other makes of goods your goods
the character of land than
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onmend the best have used will your goods
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