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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Wiped Out by a Forest Fire.

A~LwarRfr JUS z Fpre~' fires ap again
sHgs,9 in the northern part # fhls ~'sfc
Eafly this morning tine littir village 81 b.
snc1. G,dy milcs north If stevens l',ui. rts
entirely wiIsfi put ~ % Ire flat sztH from
she sH5snpIiue forest
The ground There, So eyefys here els .n
tbe -tate .. frry Dry. oeiag o. fhe dndtlA
firs snse started burn sith er,gif rsJaaiiy
nnd fertfAe~
wi,ep tie sf Diade ii= appearance resist
SINCE aa- ~telsyagbel fof ts stephens Point
s Tsgial ifais iss.l ~ engine sHd company
- The @tqp bus tisr sfgitsd iDs isia - save
the riarr.
Thcyilisgc opnisiael sgS N0 inhabitants.
having grown ur about The 1. ilis that we're
turning the timber iuin lumber Tie IRE
jumped from building 10 building ' iii sucb
mf,idiiy that the inhahiisfaa had f. iia tpr
ihcir live. Beside the houses aud miils evof
.,oo0go feet Of lumber were burned 5 fpip
Aflcrward took the bnu-clcss Villagers g. an
adjoining town.
Amer Kicking ~ tlc town. the firi trsssrcd
over L. the forest pn the other sic nud at
snst sccoun,s wa. eating a. was through the
ftmlar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
TraItorous Anarchists.

CHIcsgo jay She Amenean faz va.
fred On ye~tssay 5y anarchists - Q ea- o.
inZ over q gnre~sion ia the n0ri uesfer.
JaT1 ofiin e5y Tie aae "a. arnel 3 q
ye-ioi4 u $Yr8eziai- from ihe Nari
SIZE they we're 10 tasir nay ~ sauie
zyeu - tie Ssrrsa -nzs AZ aas
p<iHt, sAcm tisc -hsa were Nlei
Eirh lsvI ms ~ fa croVl Bb
dres fbcr Heo!g-~ snd fred H-e 81 rAs
azg -x hnIhfs sent 'tFaaga n Eo.
E.ls.u VS. bic no iie aas-s b a sat h
EIiich inflicted e. ~ aa ra4s Tfa
marching Soreras sa-ei ea q ss
,plics. ssiiI A55nz Else .sarv zEds srios siYh
several nasass s.erl past iAepa ass! yfay
aerr mrpeh 4iarrsesl s-4reagalSr rr Ess
iisc H~aYmars&- T4err wse 10 padee 20
f Tte nsa@a ag aarei
~ The parx Is Jen Taa-e te a'
ara. rar+~ra2 70. rs@ trfF-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
4e chnafen

Lesis,e. JHlg iG-Dasils have naehei
here from kosesad. Bohemia. concerning a
taiss repbs Bileh recently happened ar that
biate Tie correspondent say that seventy
hays ~ girls II G5e nssghD1rhOsl. while
ou itslf aay ~ ~ confirmed by the bishop
~ iI4e district had embarked On q small
a4y Jat 20 heaeb The opposite shore The
nv1 bad been sI0ilen ~ heavy rains. and
ris1 tie middle aa- rachel the boat be-
gaB ~ ryk several 0fthe occupants, in
Guiding fhe h1atnnan jumped into the river
~ tighten f. ansi.ihe jgit cui~ei the craft 10
lI-et throwing every sui into the water.
Ai,lf twenty-five managed to save them
-ve By swimming but the remaining fD1y-
1--WE were drJwn7L One-haifo Of the hoHn@
81 thc district are de~,lateI by the aerise1r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Killed by nitro-C iyesrins.

i:rthfoeb LAY i0-tAsi hisia Fred felis
sil t'nistd iiiii blacksmith beittfs iook
iGa IN aatt h3iiui IT Foster istr,k, sid
sseinea pie u empty 10 e4as lie i'ies ~1g
sesiei Itself gf hisitlHg IN ile tgN 6a nv,
using ibem 90 satef paiis nd Nssi6pa their
ctatteS Tl.g melted 'hc s,hleT from two
esns fbs tl,lni estdosbgi - i aas'iEiDz
lined ffoia the IRE. terribly mlii'la,ing Fells
uip, eas Lasi1ipg H. tfis throaf aas 'u'.
ljs eipsi crushed ig ash oue hand bioNn pf.
Iie died almost instantly. HE e~omIaniyu
aas rDhirt Tic dead man vac literally
stabbed aiih p1ess Il %erumJlei tn Tie
csus Aad ift5l aai ~ ihe transportation 81
h1r-eiteaae fr0ra 'he Aefory 10 tir WeiL-
81 IT, toT,tks7l aad iaeinz fulfilled i.eir
m'~sn, see Iapr0n agay rtiI. buvever.
containing q Ea drqe # the szldiy -tuff
1bicA e2JJ-leI u.fb the result meniiea-i
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Killed his Son While Drunk

wsrneyfLbs Va. July 5@Tp+day NJ.
Thomas wins. 81 seil kn0eb bifmer. rode
llso tafnUll Cum House. ~,ii bis wheai
std iiep pr,setiei 70 ct drunk Amer
h~dng ssil pitier fbe ifatmuee n liquor be-
dnw . pistol ahd rob- around threatening f.,
kiii eyefy be met The heigl,isIfs hast
Ny summoned his spp ~ quiet him III
youth atUt ~ his father. eiso warmed him
III Nifb tie words. "D9ht eos4e Heafet sf
viii shih,s" Tie hoy continued e. sf-
%t9taiei. boatvef. aHg the fstbef. tskiae
deiitsfste aim. sipa his s,H tiiftsieh Tire
heart IS tie vosifii hli he fafifHHret.
AID Ills frsmp my fsslisf AHef commit
ting tie deed wins rub III Ife 8as es'islii
tonight. and WIS Mortified 1T gie result II
his stge4 Fesfs afs entertained thai he viii
commit stieide and . tiase Haieb IS keIf
..F lin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Destitute Texans.

= rms Jaly f2~rte snple n VIE
aay Texas have I@tifioi,ed Gogerisg
fst.aad f. elli m esfa sessiDH Dfibc LEi~
i4'of 70 troysle relief hf the Drought
irfeken se,1iap n tbe state. TAoIsan,l- u
aeysS ~ seitees iaa9s lisgc besh cid 10 ct
fIers ia the ,irn,git dfstrict. The zcfiien.
haze notas hire frsIn Northern sud Eastern
sfs3ss. TbeT have made fret payments on
fieif farms and mtisf make ~s0ud payments
8Brgsg 8sgtsi 81 losc their land aud what
f4ey haye slresdy paid. Cnoi@ are utter fail
sfas These retfAp have MT nfiscl even
e1Iysgli GG nesi year : seeding. Many Of tic
bes1s ii flmilies bayc just len for the Ea-i
80 aanh 81 HDrk fD eaFD mDnFf enough g.
make Tie August payments ~ their bofpe~.
AH eptrs ss-<iDB 81 The Lrislafgnr. il b.
boy~d sin extend the time for there pay
rnelis and make ar appropriation 10 pgr-
tiaaa 4.ed tor ncw cTDi- for destitute tigD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Fearful Storm in Scranton.

~cEtyry Pt- Juig THE -ger@r EfHi
izI ami ziu storm kfawn h5r yas- %
rhE city from De- northwest q ax
this seeming ltLa-tsia511t dhseu Hlg-
and Ea- HB=s csuH ID PAS similar ~ q
western f,-ai,. Tn se gpa<fei iu
aHsu parts ri rls city several hna
usn lnrtfsL falr= blown dlNa lli sim
ts,u brik-u- Hail stones laFa sal
a1;- 90 Do barge qulutii- and 'Hc rain
came down in tyr7f,- Telephone wins
Uc-e badly injured reto-p rs ofthe
cts 4 mon severe and the dafnase O..
crl esd i'r f. very zraa.. About ~
cu aei,sz a rain aaI electrical TORN ~ H.
Iz-fiHs fer =gera. h0a--.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Proof Against Lightning.

DENsrH, Cor, July -oeprr + Edwards
was struck by lightning Sunday while eros.
ing Iron hill. Though severely Injured he
recovered Consciousness 10 fifteen mhfuiss.
aud will probably gci we'll The lightning
stnick him on the lrn chtssl. tnociing him
ssn-ric~~. Isis.sl aers,-s his i,r,a-i 10 bis figl,
bot and tbrr,oc pcr'ss to and coming out 81
hi- len Esd, leaving q lrpie 81. " made iy a
bullet. Edwards clothing was torn 10 Shred.
and his b'r,is wen Lpgkcl on. The ground
who're bn Flos,d was torn az The c,pf-e oi
the lightning over iis body Is marked 10y q
nj steak nn inch wide Tho worsi injnry
is 10 his lufgs. The sliocl causing a hc,uof.
fisagc. and ssriniIs lnSs II blood
Edwards peculiar injuries nrc the subject
opsnucli interest among medical mcn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Isis4o Dakota had i7agj farms opened
and tiled IN 1ssg there arr s25si Jisis
exceeds the number If cultivated b'fins
In any New England Staie They are
greater IN number than sl1ose u NasSi
rha~4is, ghple Island snd c~onf"fieiii
ennbinrd. and NOR than arr IN Oregon
Nevada. Colombo, Ilhcsie Island, and
Florida combined. There are not Ices
than AZ 900 people in the Territory, nnd
Dakota eio<d eleventh in the great eheai-
growing districts. ~ siaie esssi - the
Allegbenics ~ suib 81 the Obj" cpInes
near to IT, Aud yet the Dernocra'ic Jar
Is kiels Dakota aside With y snoer o. u
nnde@rsing statehood and unworthy "t
ans honor. Possibly ibefe may not he .
hereafter where Democrats viii fr called
to the lar aud p%upished for sach crimes
hut the probabilities an that there viii
ie. and ihcu will h. Democratic wailing
and gnashing 81 teeth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Demands Of Coke Workers.


PuTsUrgog, July u ~ . meeting ofthe
Diylnrt Executive Board. Knight. NJ Labor,
and The Miner sBd foFe-drawcr>' AgqiFg,
mated A-ssaIaiion, bed At Se1ttdalc yc-ter
day. it was decided to notity tbs '9ke pro-
dnccrs that they would insisi op The fulfill
mcni Of the terms agreed io between iiiem at
. meeting Of ilic representatives VI both sidies
held August last, and which the miners
claim they have not r~eteiyoi. The opera
tor. agreed Ia advance the price of mining
and cokc-inwing five per cent and labor
crs' wagcs 20 fifteen cents per hour. Notice
has been -ent the Syndicate aud Producers
Association to meet them - .oan ~ Ppasi-
bile.
should the men fail ia obtaining their tie
mard- there will undoubtedly be- another
general strike ordered throughout the region.
The two organizations will hold another
joint meeting on Monday. at which they in
tend Ia fnlmc u sliding scale to regulate the
price Of labor Ia the CDnnellsyille district.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
The Porch Fell,

OaKL4sp Ma., judy lI-Thea Wa . mar
roa escape from a terrible disaster At The
Il sBian Catholic parsonage here iu-siay.
Cardinal Gibbons. 81 Baltimore, with the
paEail Nnncio, who werc al Deer PARK were
io hold high MAJ 81 the church. but before
the .%eryioz n~lerel held a r,reftiou 81 ihc
house u tie resident Priest. \ Tremendous
crowd wa- attracted g. the -cene, and while
- people we're rrpWfied upon the I@srrli II
the building II give way under the great
strain, throwing the entire crDsd into au
iB~discriininaic mss. Vt first il Was feau7l
n,I.s had been killed and great excitement
prevailed fpr I time heightened by the cries
81 men and the sgFefEf- ~ women many Of
the latter f%aiDtibg. IL We hF4iiy ascertain
ed that nome had been killed, bat q dozen
were badly bruised and cut.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Child FED 70 Bears

o. f1 l-4
1~a- a-n S9rrl IuE ~
Gs~ NEa r-al e ard r
-e4 w-se e = eu @ o
y2az F waA q Sslr1 e
Na r 9l- o. ez assL E4 n@-
Aa THE nleu -asas t daI am -
1fsr la.. ri.rrE II r.e b4r a1e D.
ole7i 3 Te srear u ib Ea
hi Ty t~A-atelad r n
Wlss a~! riar Gee lal~ war dad NLa
tLeg -A- rg The bear Ts=E ag ra-
lf @eL-ed one 1frhe zrur
had @n ,he kate an hous hes.-e aive and
sell Lister ar a,r Wa mss@ b. caEtug
the brutal T1rss 5ut ts,eg had f-i jfriAy
ana srggsf rhae usff H. fvsrFsaff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
An invitation Engraved in Cold


wssmvefos JnlY p@Tie california TIM
gfessiof'sl delegation hetlei ~ ssh4iai
Sianfoni waited 90 the President teasg sf1
presented him 90 limitation Pr itifss ~ S.
'sHd tlie g. a H. sHeaHfhfsni n Ssh Frh
eisee nest NINTH beiHTitstltai Is eiass ]
~ = handsome biae seive' ts,s. aha iisH fest
is engraved oi = stdid gold l4sse a,if ~ 81
inei,ts ard ais,ut ss ti,itk IS e ,bgails @
The ipyltsipdi Is alsi st,t,ia p4iieq ~ e sfipi
ggiq o. 4 y badge slltH IS e,is as'a ~
he President IL tsse Pc s@tttisis 1e esai.
meft lie attsie Is ehsbeel ~ 4 has Hs8ds
ef s8gdsi aessi aad Is stH; ~ Hs flH1ih
II san Francisco tie President expressed
bis high appreciation II tie iii7itstipB DIT
ssia he ~ H8t ihi4k ie g8alg be sble 81
aifsigl ftas es-is48ITfAl,f
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Whisky Again in Atlanta.

ArLtzrA. July s-Tbc Kimbali House bar
8 oJsn ~ usual, except that if u man wants
% drink De has to baIy o quar-; 10 get It. The
l<sal Opium lass, which sen; into effect IN
LAZY Ut. clp-zl every bar in the city bat tie
lp.iters 81 Wholesale ~lieeIe~ not set expired
demanded protection Until the expiration II
their licenses. Tie question sas decided IN
fhdr favor. and about half y dozeb lpr,.ss
haze q monopoly of the businc,- for several
WEEKS.
one 81 thc-e licenses doe. not exFin until
tlss middle Of October. II was held by 4
sinall grpcer. wb" sold Il Ia the kiml,aIl
Tiou@r for several il,ousand dollars. A. IL
ins . monopoly of the business il will Do an
imnsr,@e trade. Il II .aid they sill have a
ro,an in.o which customer may retire with
their quar- purchases, the las not allowing
The iiquDr to h. drunk ut the bar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

AF4isagIo3Ls- Flt Jaiy 4-IHe wsat
i.nFytsl.a haze ~ .+qF fHaase than W@-
q; ira rg@rei 44d usIHy BessYp- eai
n~aray4iy. On ss.i lsisa4 4Alab ga i
merged wefr isp nael. and iirI ''ris refuge
IN tse only tree sn ii.e island agi n-Haine.
there several hDnE- while thc Eav= la-l.el
around IT, sr'. Tic Eeit h,5 nH -
Ge,pae. leland va shaken 81 the gla~ iH
s. br,kei, and he k,s7~r AMI fan.iy ael -
o sale house built fr their pr5te-tion Their
quarter rs the light l.on-e being filled vitil
sister. The 49, cau-s7i % shipping j. lar-c-
Ehilc siy peEs,ais are kuDwn e. have been
dFygrei 10 town The sir ws- frii Of flying
eiei.Fp AID puBie bad 10 ciTe their -Igre'
aud dHeiligg- and hatieH tie Windgp
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Revolutionary Movement in
Mexico.

BHows-F,LLE fFx@, July lit is ne
ported that ten. Nartinez aud his allies.
scnors RAMIREZ and Rias, the distinguished
City of Mexico editors. who resratly qriyeSl
here. having Travelled Disguised Overland,
are quietly buying up arms and horses. The
Nigrete movement, while premature, may
have some significance. The Federal Gov
eminent, On aoeount of the stringent tax
laws, the dullness of trade. and the poor wa
ges which all %cmployes OUT Of the capital
are paid. is daily losing prestige, and about
the only thing needed To- create trouble is
that n strong man shall stlp forward for the
disaii,stei To rally ON Martinez stparntly
desires to he this man. But il is question
Il he has the requisite strength.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
The Richest County.

Tie naas vAsp F4ai -iaald take ea
Taere 4rs Us the United state ihlry-rhrae
easut sb= ag1Itgrai pn1ae1-
4asossat in value g. 9ser 4s0Do0 eaeh ~
he tl.fr7ysree the -;ase = New YORK saF-
a-hs~ sssreen P-nmyivsna seven III
ngis tx C4lis,rnis AMI Na--aeht-ett. two
esch. sag Aiefdz4H and CouHefba' oae
eaeh- ~ sls-e reh u5gHs Ian0asfer -
;a -iaie & Pennsylvania la% al ;he ger
lser .>reu.fsgal prSIu.t aetuFHng 70 'be
res- oGi-1 znE,aatilz t. @501Z r. +
inpFrtnf ~ suos uias' i aizsl ~ The acl
9alnhss Igmaaer al.s~ va,t anpggrt- Is
t,faaD-faie o. m4eh any other comfy
g. ihe Tinted state The ogua'y ai-o rai~~
va; q.ast.s;~ 4 corn oa'- ahe8;. au.i
at1sf wpg o5a- make er1Drmosis qusad-
- u milk iesricr and a.s-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
A FIGURING Mill Burned.

rSIOxTowS, July AT a little after 4
O'Clock the houring mill Of Gaddis x 90.
situated N broadway, opposite the Balti-
more end Ohio station caught fire, and in =
minutes he epiire nil was in flames. On
either -ido of the Mil stood q frame dwelling
aud al three buildings aFe nov iH q-lqs
The Baltimore aud Ohio station and several
ullier baildingr took iiH from the sparks,
and IL was with great difficulty thai that Ior-
ton af flie iugn was sayel.
Had there been a breeze " any kind tho
town would have been Destroyed, Tor il was
fully half an hour before the fire department
began 80 play on the fire. The loss viii be
about s2plED.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
A Colored Catholic Priest,

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Rev. Augustin
Folkon, the first colulcd Roman Catholic
priest ever ordained from America. celebra-
ted his first mass in the liitle Catholic
Church Of II. Mary's, in IIoboken, y. j.
yesterday morning. To-day he preached his
first sermon in the colored church 81 II.
Benedict. Of Bleecker street. in this city. and
IN Tuesday le will start for Quincy. m.
where he j. To have a parish. He i - years
old and wasa slave. He has been studying
in Rome since ls5s, and was orlaincd two
months aae,.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

B%Auriaora has long been ruled Wy ite
worst Kind ofa Democrats ring. Who have
carried things with a high hand. There
l. . chanee nos that the nng mas b'
oycrihrown NJ the %cnsuing election. 4
brand new labor party has been organ.
in-i thclc under the direction of men
prominent IN il,c Knights II labor. aud
will pat up and VIDE fof q ticket II their
own AZ the wofkingncn make al,
fofty thousand Of ilic pixiy thousand
voting strength II baltimore. iherc Is
CONSERVATION in the Democratic camp.
and a,tiyc efforts arr being made to buy
"if the leaders II the new movement,
thus far without succcss, however.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
MAIN STREET.
A Jump 70 Death

Pnrsgr July lis -u q
blacksmith la 1a j.
iai from q ar
stree b~ja a ar lsr- mr
Ing and va ~ INSTANTLY sled So
Aa1 o,aa ar ia- a u---
the Ia NV U upr-ar-a a @
7n 81 as eneo ass 2sanl 1ao,a aa
90 1 81 sa ua Was c-
Dr. -a5 aae s.aus -ae spsea1l
rhe nan le.af ra Gonn BE- niust awe rr.
o. le and r al lsfass = -
Te~e ~r bel lal uape GU
z4 re was haasr Orr
ai sa0es 4 r& rad a
s fe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Marrow Escape Of a Courageous
Young Lady Of Witllarnsport-

W-fbLlsAsFpnt. Iuis 0-PrA~sr J. =
Davis hns hong pzs0I ierG VheA W4 .
great G,v,rlie anfan9 ibc ehiblsess. s. fbe
frotzsa ua going au3 1ffoWa yae1evLsy be
gave tie tate aff1e sfi1aai r. Ana Bs4sif
Il yoaog iady sell kasrwn 20 @e~g Isrr
until d. returned 81 'ise gNrrrsen Nf-s
Erui' earrel do4u .be srs Fifb t.e fts
f. lake 10 a0 ber lssn5 Sc ,e naeA.
Acssdeny street dr. DIX ieg2a n, uos 4asi
fiji oesr 9B fhe steak n g. b. g. NV
HiinafeS Z sas apparently in terda SONY.
anaalax 81 The mssfth. utI Miss Brnls an-
esrfaas ziad @, 10 u4si-I &c ~ tie calas
anaA sed i Jown Wien fA 6ft es5g
ssss we're 9gcs fhe ok tdeys ~ bite Maz
Bernsh. BAT shs hsA him b. flss al 4 h@r
tave~gl ant agosdei ostat - the hssh.
aiffaaya ~ II tfss s3e~gsz u her dres@ w@s
tom hy ihg 4ismais eass
sevsyai pepe Eers passing = ~ tifne
bat sse5ag tiasi the Io+ - nrad haired eut
81 fiss way ady.ssaZ tte Fyssz lady ~ iet
fbs dg - ansi ~ss q gasee f~aAfg Ntsile
tie animal W. in il bird ~caHqal-lsE afe
81 the ssrssf carr came aifuH None u ths
n.en u0atd feip Nj Busit although sie
requested aIepi o. D15sZ ~yn1e DHe ~ shffi
~ aJz. 81 iaet- ;lrri oF boiling TIE ans
nd 4sss NJ Fsrrsi, waited ln'H g wa
edas,ief sfh. sysrVdHn let ~ her boid.
and -4a into ~ggizbkygise 9g4~e Tbs agz
gr~eatiy r41rcFsd AID ssA ~ sa4pTana
and biting ~ trees. leness sgt GesytL4g =
ls nsg. FINALLY % f5l - the ifa,t gfz tree
sHd -as EfIa-i
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Prohibition Does Prohibit.

P~oETsNogTn, \. H.. July 8, iss6.-Thc
large brewers Of this city are considerably
worried over the effects of the Rhode Island
Prohibition law lately passed For several
seasons there have been large quantities Of
beer shipped from here 10 Rhode Island, the
amount averaging over seventy thousand
barrels per year. Since the new law came
in force the orders have ceased. and it is fear
cd that some of the breweries will have To
shut down.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Coal Displaced by Natural Gas.

PTTsBrE@ Pa Jnlv s-Tic u-e ~ natural
aWay with the cpr-umidiVn ii Is9 ~ bush
81 81 oala day InEJ workngday-. which
II considered o year by manufacturers the
whole ampuut 81 0nl displaced would 7In
o. to 47.4J0DJ bushels Calculating iaJ
bushels a. ie al average day output for q
cal miner, il would take Ien eal miner 10
Jig ibi- coal bot altogether the Ne II natur-
81 Us ha. thrown about 80 mcn Oh; II
work il this ngiqn. II r%eIuinsl the use Of
gJ rtlr1ad eln Ia fraqspi= The black iia-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
A Forger Sentenced on two In
diCtmentS.

WET CHESTER, Pa, July s.-B Franklin
Clieever, who pleaded guilty To- two charges
OF forgery st tlie April term Of court, and
has been IN jail ever since, was sentenced by
IIe court to 3 fine and costs on each indict-
H,cnf. AMI Imprisonment for one year from
date Of sentence in the Chester County Jail.
Clrecvcr forged notes ol the First Sqtiqnal
Bank and other institutions. and escaped
punishment for four years, when he was
captured in York county last March. Pre-
yious To- lli- fall he was an extensive stock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Burned TO Death in a Barn.

HCxusGlz,X, July The barn ~ Adam
Bainl, farmer ia Germany Valley, near
shirley=burz this county, was burned ye>
ieniay evening, and his little sln, seven
year. Did. persisted in the tiames. The
neither saw smoke issuing from tie roof II
the barn and al once gave the alarm L. her
husband and other men Wip were working
in the harvest field by ringing the bell.
They could not reach the barn in time ~
save it or any ii IL contents. II i believed
thai the boy caused the fire while playing
With matches and that his means %; escape
uer. cut off
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
w,tIskEv souRs.

w hayr -1maitafs larf3 fhni moi 10 frv
ofthr leaders ~ toe tiHri party arc ariumicl
iafpely bv political ambition shat their aiiu
md n1d nrr not ibc triumph 1T temperance
simply. but pcr4aal and I%s,iifiosi prefer
mcrit. Thor ~,5tFar ia~ bssa in outir bar
m,ny with ibis resumption N J. Tadr
p'sdoaf
sam Jones gives aYiuc ytrg wbpl'-.,nir ad-
tirr g. pnlifieJ Peiiih Utni-fs lie -ays
Prohibition wiii. l%"iiiics uin irIp i"litlsr.
hut don ypu puf any IplittE IN your Pro-
hihiiiou g yon do you arc prte You -or
I pat slRar iu nt coffee to- bclp ry ouil,r
hui u ypu iut pu ogfirc he ypnr sugar your
sugar is ruined h,oS mann
The Pfoltihiiiai tets afe urrBuiDri in ~ tllc
rppuiics If Mnnlana bui sik and are mot
isr fsrnArI with hhs,1 To- f,er cye~ min
Ensgod
The Blair county d~rieunif- u" tie im,hi
hifipn STATE convention ore uulrstiuosoi. hut
ore understood f. b. asnif.zi wpllc Thy
don't .iiut he's isYu ~ ibc party hong
enough a Wsaaa ToIaas
siui i is MT probable Inst ibc Fr,
hibiiipf,s,s ara destined - any great or
snsiing -aHptss The matter With fns
biiation "a iiai bs a5un ~ u Wins. add
ibc niiriaia " msdc 10 ,iirqt. IL in auy
siric. II disrr.His iiaeif Us as inrmtfealdl
ity nud imfnicocc Maine Kansas and.
Iowa usder a prnhihiiDry law arc rpssi ~,
jet lesa'ns io ic4ch the Fills 81 prohibition
and u H. %i-rlap~ le-irsi,le hist prohibition
should win q icw more gietor,'s. that the
fcaffion io sensible atd p~upsirt legislation
may bg the greater and mprc lasting ~ J.
SIN
Prohibition in Iowa i- having n hard rad
iy tmyd same time aga Size ,ir-uit Court
- the Emitted states ih ti.a. state doidol
iiisi hnrweriez la c~Tisicn'r ul,cn the lsrpii
biiian law was passed 'puid not bc stopped
without compensation 60 their owners and
now Nc hear 81 another ruling by tbc sainc
Court, that drinking -aloali~ are alsp entitled
10 protection They Am l~rpg.riy which
cannui h, rendered u>-io-s without o%ninIan.
saiinn ~ y Star
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

H. is announced thai il.o hr'ticr for the
white Hpu=s. Which ius hitherto been
supplied by dealers 10 Delaware county.
THE STATE. Of one dollar o. ToEnd, viii
hereafter be- Supplied 81 President Cryc-
land ~ sixty cents . pound fpfty cents
q pound u u Idctiy step rrdurtion. but
NJ sixty cents the poor dairyiaeu will be-
able g. srfairh al1ng
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He Tried to Thrash the Wrong
Man.

HsgTr9sR eiFy, I'd July n.-John W.
peeier war killed peaf lere n an early hour
this morning by Charles Neisnap- Dcetcg
misifok Weisman for a man named Hughes,
convince him Of his error filled. and rs he
persisted III his determination to punish the
wrong man Wei-Inan drew a pistol aud fired
two shots, one of which took effect and
pcetcr died in a lew minutes. Weisman is
under arrcss, AZ Hartford City.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Tur feeling ihsi Charley Wolfe Is Elm
ply t3ing to- u-c the Temperance ~'nii-
mcni ~ q means Il sgenging his suppos
al Nrong- Vn The Republican party, is
daily growing in strength, aud leading
rp,hibii,onisis ar urging the nominR-
ton II io-iiaa A. Bailey, or ~pine othcl
equally well known and consistent tenn.
l~mnoc man. as their candidate Tor Goy.