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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22
HEAPS OF SUGAR.


f.st Quantities ~ tze R.fued Article
stored ia As~ asrk N4rehousss.
NE~ Iokz, July zI-A belief tazt
t4s vast Quantities Of refined e. gar thaE
lave been piled Up Ia the bg Storage
aNaEehouses along the Brooklyn vat
fronE duIing the past tao wears hza
tfen cOETall7d ia tie vieR Of q squeeze
~ the managers 0f the Sugar Trust
p = found aiany supporters IA financial
i lrcies. Though Tor some time past
q h-s IaAng up o. The commodity was
gtneraily known. it a4s supposed u be
4 T. .lg ~ a scarcity OF room in the ~
dung bulldiugs Tie Hayemeyer &
i ler, Havemeyer 4 Nathieson and
" ecner- Companies, tle apparent con-
ihDlllg spF.Is oI tne Trust, were the
post extensive st0fegs. Ca the stock
HxcHauge the opinion prevaL +
dat the Trust has been engineering s
4orEer 10 sugar, and that ere long ths
1E.ce 0f the refined article w.ll be sent
D. ike a rocket.
The wholesale grocery houses and
other consumers Of Tie article in th.s
dlty have evidently anticipated tins al
4ged movement On the part OF the
qTust. For months back every avail
able inch OF store room III the bg
grocery houses on the West SIDE has
been utilized Tor storing sugar, and
many Of the public warehouses, hereto
fore at this season OF the year filled
with winter supply of canned goods,
have been engaged by the wholesalers
for sugar storage On the other hand
Wail-,t. sugar brokers-th0,e who will
talk on the -ubject-hOld that the trust
has stored the sugar because there j. no
market iOr lt. The prices have struck
bottom aud the refiners can realize 10
prOht Oh their manufacture.
lt has been suggested that possibly
the sugar has been accumulated 10 un-
termine Claus Spreckels when he got
ms Phliadelphla-beot product refinery
IN operation. That II was the intention
10 swamp the market with the genuine
article al low price a. soon Is Sprcck-
els turned out hiS first cargo. In answer
10 TINS story member OF one OF the
most prominent sugar concerns in Wall
ST., but with no affiliations with the
Trust, said today
Whatever the object of storing this
sugar j. it Is almost certain that SDreck-
els has a hand N it. His alleged en-
NIFTY 10 the Sugar Trust is ali moon
shine. No one on the inside supposes
Tor an instant that he is going to fight
a corporation of $50, 900, 900. He is
with the Trust hand and glove. He's
too smart a business man TO fight
against IL"
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22
A SHOOTING AFFRAY.
An Unknown Man Killed and a Sheriff
Fatally Hurt.


CLEVELAND, o., July 2l.-Two Young
criminals escaped from the county jail
about $50 last night. They were w.
\. Smith, held for grand larceny, and
Richard y. Mansfield, a horse thief.
Deputy sheriffs and policemen started
on their trial, and shortly after mid
night two men in a buggy were over
hauled by a detachment of pursuers.
Kevolvers were drawn, a score Of shots
exchanged and Deputy Sheriff GoldsOll
icll with wound that will probably
prove fatal. The men in the buggy
drove away. Shortly afterward the
buggy was found abandoned. with the
body OF yoong man supposed to be
smith IN it. Later It developed
that lt was not Smith, and ND to this
evening the body had not been identi-
fed. The police believe that the two
young men III the buggy were bent on
some unlawful mission. Before day-
light this morning the entire city and
rs suburbs were being secured in
search of the dead mans companion
and the escaped prisoners. The search
has been Vigorously prosecuted all day.
bat no clew has been obtained which
would lead 70 the whereabouts Of the
fug.t.ycs. The wounded deputy sheriff
IS iying at the point OF death IN a hos
pital
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22
THE RATE ON WHEAT.
The Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange
Protest Against the ascent Rate.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July 2l.-President
Muller, OF the Corn and Flour Ex-
change, yesterday appointed a COM
m ttee which later reported the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted by the members of the Corn
ana Flour Exchange in general meet
ing assemblies
Ecs0ired. That we earnestly protest
against the acton of the railway COM
panies terminating here IN restoring
The rate on wheat TO the basis ~
- cents per hundred from Chicago to
New York, because of its vicious effect
mon orr trade. which becomes more
ard moro noticeable each dav. and
With the .Ow rate, NOW current via the
water routes 5 simply prohibitory; and
've call upon or companies 20 protect
the interest of ogr city in the only
manner practicable by continuing the
-0-ceLt ta-is."
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22

The Seventh ward Juniors Baseball
Club defeated the First ward Little
Rocks yesterday on fhe former
ground n n very interesting game Of
ball. which was h0tly contested. owing
- the high standing Of both clubs. ~
each claimed tho champ ship 0f th S
city for clubs under 10 wears of ago.
The following = the score.
JgaiGTs ...--------- Q J 2-i1
Ute korSs.----..--. o.
Rsfferies-Tnnicrs. Carlisle DOVE ard Whit
test Little Rocks. brittion and Bennett.
Rsse 6its-Juniors. a Little RocSs. lL
The westons defeated the II. D. &
J a IN game Of bali yesterday by q
score Of L 70 ,. Score BY innings
E'f''G' +. s : =, isY85S5S ~ 5 f
Rsrferies-W est0ns. Jones and Wnvo~fh IT.
Rss + - Miller. l'''aN "''''u's aud Van
The Nationals defeated the Alpines
hy a score Of 20 20 ; Yesterday morn
iug. and IN the afternoon they beat the
Greenwoods by a score Of L 10 +.
Jacob Oostorveer. F. II. Beer. John
Kroon. Heurv A. >chr Fred Shire
Ing. Joe LuvfCrt sn3 Fred Wood. of
tne Valley CITY Camping Club. leava
thfs morning for Mlcstsva Park for A
tarae weeks stay.
AIcrvou. The famous trott.nr stallion
owned bv Frank Noble. who vas ro~1--
~1-rf = che Rlo coo stake race ~ De-
tr..- t-s week. has gone wrong ia r q
ff trz ana wr he tra wn Many 0f
fsf IoraI horsemen wii he sadly -isar-
rrfsi to hear t1.s. as n7 vas t-a
e. .f ..r.r -
rsEefs His withdrawal WI remove
one nrretr competitor lrlm tae race
arr esTe cleared stlIrr frr Hsrdrvv.
u-cleo -aat ac las -a1 -oc ll.--a
n-rk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22

- t't' f.'ffht-tdt eAftft ANtf-t. t'1<f
Nrw lIrI tpErPUrs. o.. july 21-An
individual giving his name IS Jones,
alias Dell. went around among the cit-
zeus Of Trenton. th.s county. and v.cin-
ty . few days since. offering - sell
patent r-at. lie was very insulting
among .he female portion oi toe com
muuty, and Tie marshal locked him
up. During tie absence 0f the marshal
Tuesday in search q The negro fend
guilty 0t All outrage. Dell broke out OF
the Calstoose and going 90 the mar
slais residence stole 3 gr p-slcS ana
some other valusbles and departed.
When the marsha returned he was 9e-
captured and again locked up. Ia the
evening wheu tle door vas opened 20
give him a drink. a crowd OF iud guant
citizens rushed n and seiznE Dell car
red nm - 2 near coal mine. whore
they gave him 2 thorough coat OF coal
tar and aXle-gresse. Iney then rolled
h.l IN A Pile ~ coal ashes and gave
hIm two uutes o. sslu. Tie citizens
cf Trenton are III z0oi state of mind
inst AZ present ~ mete out summary
Justice - few Ct these proving
sends
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22

Earned runS-frrant Rapids. ,
Two base hifs-cmsth and B0hn.
Home run-Pnrvis
sacrifice hits-hopSsh9iter. Q
STRUCK out-Dv ABBOTT. .. MsaSirl. .
Bases on h1ils-by thhott. l. smith. Z.
Hit hy pitched ball-BrOwn.
Time 80.
-lsr n. rn-I---.-,-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22
CAUTION !

YOU absent from home this place your
silver and valua0ss where they viii be from are
and burglars.
Charges romnsl when compared with value.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
Our Coming Navy.

After debate 10 which the Samoan
and kindred quest Ons w-re discussed,
the II use of II. prrs-HtaJiyes OF Sa ur-
day PASSED The naval appropriation bail.
The various provisions OF the bili,
originating, OF course, In the estimates
and recon meuda'IOns of ths depart
m-nt, show thai Secretary Whirnry has
exercised careful fore hOugh for his
succ-ssDr, who viii fnd plenty OF
me-. MS ~ his disposal for continuing
without in'srrgp' ion the work so we'll
carried 90 dUTIug the last four years.
The most notable provisions of the
nil are Jhusa for increasing The navy.
II is proposed TO bnIld by contract an
sTm"r-d s-eei monitor of not less thai
3 coo iiSp'sc- u,-ns AZ a cost not excerd-
lug IL 500 900, exclusive OF armament,
according 20 plans and sprcif a'ious 20
he furnish uy 9 CnETrssman Thomas.
OF iiDuis Slr must show a maximum
speed ~ II knots p.-r hour, aud IN Rc-
curd with Mr.. WhIrnFy's pnIicg ~ TO
con r4crs, Jhr * IA sum a. $50 600 Is o
br pad for each quar- ~ at Ia rXc- SIS
OF the contract sped. aud the same
SUN ~ la b. d-duc II for each quarter
knot of d ficirncy. This is the novel type
of par. ~ suum-rxing monitor which
has had he approval nf the leading eI-
perfs in the navy bureaus.
An sdd!Jiuual RuuGoAu OF the Vrsu-
{ vIas tvp.. 10 have a speed Of not less
/ Than 81 kno's and 10 be srmrd wI1h
. two p-,- umatic guns "a Glso provided
T for. A To- thea pn-um4tic guns IL is al
re tdy k own hey are RbsOlut " sai and
can 'uIrw shells containing 500 pounds
. ot dynamite 10 The dist sncr of a mile
hur r. is not yet known exactly how
much accuracy can be counted upon al
! tha. distance wh-n the Guus are al at.
The bi;l ~ ,k-s smUle provision tha,
2 the pQ-um .tlc devIc- shall be- thorough
y Tss' n "A AT before Il second vessel ol
ne V -uvIus type is con- racred for
The n tximum pricA BlIuHrd for tn.
NV craft IS $3.50 600 and his is only
JUS, since iJ II Is und-rs' aOd that mon
~ was ost on 'h- rnns ruction Of Ibc
frs' vessel ~ $3.50 600.
In addition lh- bIlt apprOpriates So
800 O00 for new sssis b-gun or au.
JhpTIz-d. and 81 650, 900 m"Is for rhei
arm tm-nt and aTmor. All ihs nav,
yards rrcrive liberal appropriations
Money jud dTcIously laid on for the pub
lie det-Tse To insure tie protection o
the Ives aud property OF our cit'g-us il
o her lands and TO sustain rhe honor %
the htg, win no. ~ gTudged by III,
peOple.-PutSb1srg Post
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
Rule By Divine Right.

What comment there is upon The
mOrsrchical principle in the character
of royalty to-day on the European Com
tiDent The doctrine Of divine right 10
longer prevails in England sud the
throne there fingers bnt an empty fnrm
albeit somewhat expansive
su6-rance and the lesseuing force OF
tradition. But across ,he German
OCEAN the tirle-deeds TO rule are still
teld 10y their pOssessors as specifically
coming fIom the 4 I'm 'ghry.
The Austrian succt ssiun has Just been
diverted from q Crown Prince who
divested OF his rank. would not he
received In any respectable social
circl-a in the United States. 10 a
young mar Whose o. 81 quality is amfa
biiity but whose bTsins. II reports ale
true, would not be EQUAL to the proper
management OF truck paIcn. The
Emperor OF Germany has an ubp;.as
ing record as a Son and husband and his
Course Is q constan. source NJ apprrhen-
SION and IN ertainty. The King of
Holland is near the end OF a discr. r.dita.
be life. prema, ur-iy s=nile, with a lit
tie girl, nine years Of age. To surceed
him. The King of Writ. mb-rp hs,
forced his peope 10 place restraint
upon him and r. quirr him To send away
comp MONS who pandered TO his weak
nessss- The taint OF insanity which
serl King Louis of Bavaria but a shor,
time ago TO watery grave is in the
hood OF all Of these. The two year old
n iEa of Spsin NAV be added TO The list
10 be Considered. Possibly he ma,
turn out well, Int hrredi,y places ths
chances strongly against him.
Thlnk o; millions of peop:-. accTedit
ed civiliz-d. ruled BY human trxsh al
This k,"d ! How long can It last p-N
Y. World
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
The Tfn-PIate Iniquiiy.

The Baltimore .S,sE has published in
teTviews with business men IN the cEn-
ming industry showing the injurious
,ff-cJ which the proposed Increase Of
duy on tiu-plate would b iv- upon that
trade. Sol less tnaD &C, 600 working
men in Maryland alone are estimated
TO oe more OF less dependent upon the
canning of oysters, meats. fruit and
vegeJ aolss- THIS leaves out Of account
the Masses OF farmers who can fruits
aud vegetables for their own use, the
cusJ OF whose tin-p.ate would be in-
creased more than ONE hundred per
cent. bv the Senate tariff bill.
IL is proposed by the bill that the in
Crease of duty on Iin-plate shall not 90
into sff-c. until January, 1880. BY
that time. Il is believed, the PIIsbuTg
firm that has heen engineering The J'b
would he able 10 b~gia op-rrtions-
Then the annual revenue from tin pi&ie
would Se transferred from the public
treasury 10 the packets OF n few private
individuals as a reward for their liberal
campaign contrlbufions. During the
last fiscal Year thr rsv-nue RON THIS
impnst amounted To Sc 349, 446. and the
addition OF 81 800 OU0: Oy tn S-naie
bilI would MAKE The total UPWARD OF
=
cousumeTs OF the country would have TO
paw on this article, whether the r-venue
should continue 10 flow into the Treas
ury or whether the increased rate OF
du should totally prohibit It's impor
tatiou-
Under the present duty, smouGting
10 80 per cent. ad valorem, not pound
of ,in plate is produced in this country.
Snoulc this bill be passed IL would still
be- necessary TO import the tin for COW
ering the plate. and. no doubt. the
skilled labor 10 do the work. The duty
Is, then, to be raised upward of one
hundred per cent. 10 enable a few iRd'-
viduals To perform an eIpeTfmentllnl ln
cOrDOre uii on the body OF The American
DeUpie. Millions are To be taxed and n
few thousand wOTkingmen diverted 10
confessediy Unprufirable Parsu't 10
order that - half-duz-n PERSONS may
b-coms enriched at the public expense.
CDnIi the trainers OF the COnstii ui ION
ever have imagined that the taxing
power of Congress would be 20 shame
fully abused for the pTomO'iOn OF an
iDQuitOus scheme of spOIlatiOn and
monopoly ? 10 no legislative body.
perh ps, except the Senate or the IN
tied States as at present cons itujed,
could this proposition OF prOhi0itOry
duty upon q common article OF Nae and
necessary among the peOp.e ba seriously
entertained. much /, ss TEc-ive The sup
port ot msjorTy.-PhiLd. Record
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
Balfour and O'Brien.

No Englishman since "blnody Castle
R-Ach" has go earned the hatred OF Ire
land ss Dir. Arthur Il ,lfouT. His
crur,ty toward bis Irish Parliamentary
prisoners ls At once tyrannieal and bru-
tai. HIS treatment OF Mr.. O'BIien is
especially reprehensibls. But 1t Is
thoroughly EGRIish. Eng ish states
men have ALWAYS believed they could
rule or repress by TigOT. l. is a policy
Tha. has always failed them, but they
have never learned to substitute hi der
measures for harsh and extreme once.
Cancellation is impossible to the average
Briton. Had it been possible Great
Britain would 10 day have an empire in
America unequaled in extent. in wealth
aud in recourcss. The ssme spirit with
which B ,lfnur rules Ireland to- day
drove the American colonies iutn REBEL
ion. rs for many centuries IL has pre-
ven ted the pacifcat;on OF the Irish peo-
pie.
AS regards Mr.. O'Brien. his treat
msnt is utterly wi hput excuse. H. is
a man Of the highest character. No
mau ever imputed To him a wrong, eI-
c-pt tna' or b. ing a friend 70 his cnuu>
tTy. Ha is able. h!gh-mindsd. hOnura-
ble. BAifnur's only rEsson for punish
ing him is 10 crush him as q political
opponent. II has bssn charged that
the Chief Secretary for Ireland svo~ed
I his intention to kill the Irish leaders 10y
| imprisonment. His acts confirm the
accusation. Vaudeville WAS murdered
/ in prison by rha riyhr and severity nt
( bis jtilers. Now O'Brien is report I'd
/ naked and sp-echless. His death. TOO.
/ IS only n qu-euInn of tim--peTh ps
4 only q Question of hours. And when
I he shall have BEEN murdered what vii
have been gained Only tbs shame Oi
u shameful policy.
William O'Brirn Is composed OF tbs
! sun out of which maItvrs are made
/ He is resdy to face death rather than
vi-ld TO what he considers disbonOr
/ Having committed no crime he is uE-
Z willing tn wear the gArb nf CT min ali Y
That is why he is naked. To punist
him to dearh for his en- um4cy IA po
only 70 kill him hu' tup.v- the way fo
the desl b of many oih-rs. HIS cOuaiTy
m@n naturally will SEEK 10 resent suci
outragTs as those Inflicted upon b him
/ B4'f"ur knows this-he deliberately pre-
pares for IT. O'Brien's recent convic
tion was only in ended To give the Chic
S-cr-tarN auoIher Oppori upiry "a cruel.
| ~ him ID sgraceful AS The Phenix Parl
murders they were not So terribly d.
gr.ceful as this Ificial crime.-Phild
Times.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

The 'mp'r tnc- "f sgTcuIturs says
the y " Ynk World - th- chirG
source Of our y . IuLuI veal b and
prosperity Is not 20 be gaiussid. It
SHOULD receive 10 he u lernust ali the
governmental zee, guI;iuu th4t IL n EDS
But /. is not 81 q p-ud-nt upon the at
. ,suJiuu uf he sXrvu,ive branch of The
Government as TO require SPECIAL
Ctulue d,ptrtm-Lt 10 Attend ezclu-
siyeIy 10 Hs IuitTssfs, While 10 rrpre-
seutA ion Is given 10 Industries which
are not tucolic.
y mcrr jus and useful arrangement
would br n ID ptrtnsnt 81 Irdus ri-, or
Ecouomrcs, W.T. bur aus for the fT-r
mt branches Al, theJ rnign. 0e u--def. l.
viii scarcely De- claim~i that W. shnu d
have = ) crs;ary OF l'-xJiI- Fsbrics and
II Secretary of HuIng. aud S-cTe, ary
or r ninads and s cretary Of SHip-
ping Ard $ cr-JarY Of statistics M4nY
such Intrr-s 3 are generally Inc ud-d In
one d-p4r,m ment 10 th,. Brtish CAbiu-t-
that o. the Board of Trade. And il has
enough TO do 10 jd-tisy its existence.
This cannot b. SAID u Dc the css- with
regard to s Secretary OF Agriculture
SIMPLY IN our Cabinet.
In form ia which It has been
agreed upon IN the Conference Commit.
tee there - 20 pressing necessity for
making the bill providing for a new de
par ment law. MA'ure judgment,
We think, would br"sdrn it as above
Indicated. Il would be well IL The
matter were deferred, ard II Cnngres.
adopts Il ths Prssid ,ent wi vi-w 20 a
hetter rounded measure, wou d not dc
an un~is- IT unpopular thing 20 veto it.
There "a nothing in sight, sgIicuItural'
ly or otherwise, that would suffer tners
hy
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
Ballot Reform.


4 bill 20 regulate nominations and
elections. prepared by h ClV!l S-rvIcs
II form Association of Pennsy lvsnia.
has been introduced 10 ooth HOUSES Of
ti- Legislature. The biii is n"w uudrr
consideration IN General Judiciary
Csmmittre, aud favorable rrplrt Is
anticipated this week. Ia ITS general
feaI uT,s this measure follows as closely
as may be the Massachusetts, law on
This SAT- ct, which Is "A rescTIpt OF the
Aus raiiAn ballot System. The bill
proposes that all ballots shall be printed
AZ public est and delivered by the
CnuE G lmmissiJDers TO The Judge of
+ ecjIous At each pOIing place at least
Jw-nfy four hours previous 10 the day
of th- slrc loo. B tOi rs. To which the
voter shall rrpaIT alone IN order 10 maxi
up his balio's. are To BE- provided HI
each poI'ng pl-c-. THESE booths. OF
compartments, ale To be of sufficient
uumh-r to accumulate all the voters
and 20 print at the exercise of suffrage
withuu' Inconvenience CT delay.
For securing secrecy Of the ballot and
pr,t-ctlng be voter in its exercise ,here
Is no hing wanting to the completeness
of BIS svs'rm. The hiu IL defective in
not making clear provision for the
-
my NJ, hay ben registered on the
cr-ck u.s. OF the eiec'Iun fi ,ers. The
State Z Instij ion provides that mo
el-c or shall br deprived OF the Privi-
lrge of voting by reason Of his name not
being regis eT-d."
TIE provision for printed ballots con-
tatptng she names OF all nominated can
d'dat-s does not limit The choice of he
eircior. - blank sp,crs are 10 be pro-
vId-d on the ballot wheTeon he may
wri-s what name he pieases.
On- p-r' Icuiar meriJOrious feature OF
the bi il ~ the provision II quiring that
al election ballots shall be Of uniform
= Ze. type snd paper. "~ithCut any i'm
pr-sssion ar mark TO distinguish enc
from Aun her," In order better TO
SECURE h. secrecy of she baIIol, and TO
protect the voter in ''the free exercise
~ the righ' OF suffrage," " more than one
eff ,rr has been mads in the P-Dnsyl-
Ntnia I.-gi>laI ure 10 amend the + &C.
tiOp laws in tbs respect but this salu-
tHrY :etpTm has been defeated because
petty par isaus have al interest 10
maintaining an unworthy espionage
upon the oaiior. Not many years ago
rne Chairman Of S ate CpmmIttee in
/ P-nnsy Ivdnia had printed and distrihut
I'd Hn electoral ticket bearibg a peculiar
| drvlc-, so as TO enable employers 10
spot" wOTkingmen in the attempt to
/ Independently exercise the right of suf-
ragr. n provision to make tickets OF
uniform slz-. typngTa ply and appear-
Rnce Won d pui cnrck to this SORT OF
4 koryish partisan advenr uTs.
There does not appear TO De any con
s'itu ion Al bar To the adop' ion of the
/ australian ballot sys em in P-nnsyI-
/ yania II there ba virtue and courage
/ enough in the Legislature TO make the
/ tsisi. Us satisfactory working where IL
/ has b-sn Iri-d, and the eminent need of
! r-tOTm, NIKE he work Of the CIVIL
/ S-Tvic- R-form Association entirely
/ praist wOr,hy. Such OH j-cts ought to
/ srcure tue good will Gf every hon es,
/ cii I'm ard such sid as Re can give in
/ bringing it about. PhiId Record.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
W hfskey Kills.

How often are We yet TO be told that
whiskey kills Arsenic kill opium kills,
and so do hundreds OF other good remedies
kill II abused instead OF Used. But ask the
question. will whiskey cure 20 Yes - is
the positive reply OF the most eminent ply
sicians OF all the land. Disease steals into
your system like a sneak thief into your
huuse, and often oy neglecting q bad cold,
we end our days in lingering, and wishing
for health-whAu. Indeed. one oottIs of Pure
Rhiskey or Brandy would have cured The
cold Such goods may be scarce. but they
can be fouEd at Max kleIDs. 81 Fedora
street, Allegheny. His SILVER Age" Is tie
only whisky endorsed by the doctors. You
can get the pure Guckenheimer. Finch oil
Gibson Rye at 81 90 per quart or six quarts
for g 90 Send for price list
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
The Dressed Beef Bill.

High tsIifI P-nGsvlvsnia desires a
free Export trade tn the rest of the world
in eling her products, but IL producing
them wants prorec ion not only against
for-iga competitors but even against
o:h-T S atps OF lhe Union. A dispatch
from n trrist'uTg gives "A description OF a
bill In reduced n IN. PENNSYLVANIA leg
isIa uTe To exclude Western dressed beef
from The msrkeI OF that S'ats. Since
the real purpose and effect OF the meas
nr- is To ''d-haI Chicago (xhich means
Wss'ernl herf from the market of P-nn
sylvshia," thr bi!i ia plainly unconstitu-
tinusl and would be- Set ss de by the
Federal courts ss An unlawful attempt
10y S ate TO interfere with and destroy
The freedom Of in'sr-S ate commerce..
P-pnsy has bought little and sold
much to the W-st. and waxed fat At the
exp-nse OF Fhis set ion. but she will
hardly have the freedom 81 int State
commerce IN any article wholly d-s' rnv
I'd for her advsntsge.-Chicago Tri-
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

The greatest emigration society at pres
ent is the Argentine Republic. II will
spend Is o0o. 600 TO bring immigrants from
the North OF Europe alone. Ships from
EaVland, Holland and France are takirR
them over in thousands.
On last Tuesday night In q saloon 10 Gin
cinnati Judge John w. Price, OF Avondaie.
drew a big hunting knife and cut John j.
Farrell In the breast inficting a serious
though apparently not q dangerous wound
Judge Price ls In police station cell. He
Is an attorney, has been . judge. but Tor
years has retired In afnuence Hts family lie
connected by blood and marriage with sew
eral OF the leading families of Cincinnati
Farrell Is an examiDer of titles in the re-
corder's Office. Both mea had been drink
ing together all afternoon. The quarrel
wss about some trifls. Judge Price when
sober is anIable. but when intoxicated has
more than once proved dangerous.