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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-10
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT

Every person, excepting the Justices OF the
Peace and Aldermen, Notaries Public and per.
sons In the militia service of the state, who
shall hold OF shall within two months have held
any office or appointment Of proht or trust un'
der the United States, or OF this state and city
or corporated district, whethera commissioned
Oficer or otherwite, a subordinate officer or
agent WAC Is or shall be employed under the
Legislature, Executive or Judiciary Depart
ment of this state, or any city or OF any in
cOrpOrated district, and also, that every mem.
her OF Congress and of the state Legislature,
and of the select or common council Of any
city, or commissioners Of any incorporated dis
trict, are by law Incapable of holding or exer'
cising at the same time the Ottce or appoint
ment of Judge, Inspector or Clerk ofany cleo
tion of this Commonwealth, and that no In
spector, Judge, or other officer OF said elec.
tlon, shall be eligible to be then voted tor,
by the act of Assembly OF July 8, 1889, II Is
also made "the duty Of every Mayor, sheriff
Alderman, Justice Of the Peace, Constable, OF
every city, county, township, or district with
In this COmmonwealtS, whenever called upon
by any officer of an election, or by three quail
ted electors thereof, TO clear any window OF
avenue to tho window or avenue to the place
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-10
sr. ELMo HorRL. Nos. si7 & $40

ST. ELMO HoTRL, Nos. 3i7 & $40
ARCH Strict, PHIL'A.-Rates re-
duced to So 90 per day. The travel
ing public will still find Mt this Hotel
the same liberal provision for their
comfort. IL Is located in the inmedi
ate centres of business and places of
amusement and the different Rail-
Road depots, MS well. All parts of the
city, are daily accessible hy Street
Cars constantly passing the door. IL
offers special inducements to those
visiting the city for business or pleas
ure. Your patronage respectfully
solicited. Jos. NJ. Feger, Proprietor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-10

EXECUTORS NOTICE. Notice is
Thereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary ON the estate OF Michael Mengc
decd, late OF Perry Twp. Snyder county
Pa, have been issued TO the undersigned resii
ing nj said township. All persons, therefore, in
de tied to said estate will please make immedi
atepayment, and those having claims against Il
will present them for settlement to
q. W. SlERER,
Sept. 20, $50. pd, Executor
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-10
Tuesday, Nov. 9TH 1889.


election will bo held In tho said countyot
snyder, on
Tuesday, Nov. 5th 1889.
for the purpose OF elccting the several persons
hcrcinaiteT named, to wit
one person to MI the office of state Treasurer
of Pennsylvania,
one person. to MI the office of Surveyor for
snyder county.
nlsohereby make known and give notice
that the place of holding the aforesaid election
In the several townships and bOrOughs within
the county OF Snyder are as follows, to wit
At the public school house In and for Spring
township,
At tho oddFelows Hall, in and for the Bor.
ough Of SeinsgroVe,
At the House of Daniel IIovis In aud for Perry
township.
At the house Of David II. HOrrod, in and for
Chapman township.
Al Boycr's Town Hall, in and for Washington
township,
At Bowers School House in and for Franklin
township.
At the Odd-F,lloSs Hall in Peavertown In
and for Beaver township
At the house OF Il ii House IN and for Wcst
Beaver township.
At the house Of James d. Long IN and for
Centre township.
At the house OF y, Rumbaugh, in and for Mid
dlccreek township.
At the House Of sarah A. Miller in and for
| Penn township.
! At the school house in Kratzerville, in and fol
Jackson township,
| At the school house at Shamokin Dam in and
| for Monroe township
| At the house Of Christian =, Graybill, H. and
| West Perry township.
| At the Court House in and for the Borough o
| Middleburg
At the house Of Blossor ia and for Union
| township.
| At tho house of the heirs Of Charles Mattern II
| TrOXevllo in and for Adams township.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-10

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Let
Aters of Administration on the es
tate OF Samuel Iirinnger late of Adamsrrwp
Snyder county, Pa, deed, having been granted
to tho undersigned, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, while those having
claims will present them duly authenticated 10
the undersigned.
HARRISON BRININGER
Sept 26, so, Administrator
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-10
Election Proclamation.

REUBEN DREESE.High ShoriH
of Snyder county, Commonwealth of PennsylSa
MIA do hereby make known and give notice of
the electors of the county aforesaid, that an
election will be held In tho said countyOt
SnNInr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24
RELATING TO PENSIONS.
aa Order for the speedy Disposal G
Cases Nav on File.

an Order for the speedy Disposal OF
Cases New ON FiIe-
WAsmSeToS CETY, Dec. q - Pension
Commissioner Raam today issued an inn
porsaut order looking to the speedy deter
animation OF ali cases in offices in which no
material evidence for or against the appli-
can't seeIas 70 be wanting He directs aI
pending claims to oe immediately exam
iaed. and list o. such as seem TO be CON-
piete shall be keps and known as Gem
sleted fiies." Chiefs OF divisions are
erected 10 require A1 examiners &c deyots
heig entire time during five days Of each
Neek 10 the consideration OF completed
eases. acting on them in the order OF filiRg
0a Saturday OF each week the entire force
u examiners are required to devote them
selves 10 the examination Of cases borne
on pending files and in making the necas-
sary calls for evidence in these cases. As
soon IS tae necessary evidence in any case
$ received, that the case Immediately be
put on the completed list and receive toe
proper action in its regular order. An i'm
prvvemens has also been made in the maa-
Ger of keeping the record in each case of
What evidence has been received and Whist
s still required TO make IL complete
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24
JEwELRY THIEVES.
Portland Captures the Gang that Has
Been Working that City.

Portland Captures the Gang that Has
Been Working that City.
PORTLAND, Dec. % This morning Frank
Smith ard Frank Roberts we're brought
from Astoria. where they were arrested on
the arrivals Of the San Francisco steamer
from this city. They are part OF gang OF
five men who have been Systematically rob-
hing jewelry stores and pawnbroker's
shops IN tins city for several weeks past.
The police have been shadowing them for
some time. and on the departure Of the
steamer Saturday night arrested two OF
them as they were about 70 board the YES
sci. They gave the names of Oliver Wal
lace and James Conner. and carried valises
containing quantity OF iewelry and other
articles supposed to have been stolen.
Three of the crowd escaped from the ofh-
GERS, two who boarded the steamer as she
cast OF her lines from the dock. They
were held IN Astoria on q dispatch from
the chief Of police. and when arrested had
a quantity of ieweiry about them. The
fifth man is supposed 10 be In hiding some
where abort the city, but the police are
confident Of soon laying their hands On
him.
George A. Steele, newly appointed post
master at Portland. expects 70 assume
chsrge about January Is.
Peter S,empeF. aged y years. while out
hunting fell into the Willamette river a
short distance below the CITY and vas
drowned. The body vas soon after recoy-
cred. Deceased was steady, industrious
yourg man aud unmarried.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24
HEsRY W. GRADY.
The Abiest Journalist of the sonfh
Passes Away.

The AhIest Journalist Of the sonfh
Passes Away.
ArLASTA, Ca, Dec. % Henry W.Grady,
editor of the Atlanta Constitution, died to-
day.
Messages OF coincidence have been pour
ing in all day from the North aud South.
kx-President Cleveland telegEaphed Mrs.
Grady as follows
Accept the heartfelt sympathy Of one who
loved youF husband for what he Was aud for ali
ae has done for his people and bis country. Be
assured that everywhere throughout tie land
wsrm hesrts mourn with you tn your deep affic-
saol. and deplore the loss The nation has sas-
taine6-
Governor Hid OF New York teiegraphed
Is follows:
Please convey to Mrs. Grady M deepest sym
patssy In the loss Of her hmshand. He was .
noble aud brilliant man. fer whom Efeit warm
frieaashle and the highest respect TIE enkira
North will ioIn with the south in lsmentfng the
aeath OF one whose services in the obllseration
ot sectional Teeiing have been 80 distinguished
aad 50 patriotic.
Among other kilograms we're those from
samuel J. Randall. Emery Spser. Roswell
L. Flower, Patrick A. Collins and Clinton
B. Fiske.
At O'Clock in the afternoon of Christ
mas day the funeral ceremonies win take
psace. The family have consented that the
Body shall rest in the First Methods.
church from q O'Clock iu the morning until
Ae funeral hour On Thursday specia.
memorial services viii be held al the new
capitol. in which all people. the military
and the societies of which he was mem
Der viii take part. Today all the courts
adjourned and many city buildings were
lFaped in mourning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24
CONCERNING NAILS.
New States viii be Given a
Better Facilities.
SEATTLE HAS AN INCREASE
OF Appropriated for Pessasace Expenses
The Peliey Of the Lssf Aduinis-
tFaffou Crippled tie Service.

W4sHf=gros CITY. Dec o. Delegations
from the new states are having no end oi
work at the possOfilee department. In sd
ditlon 20 the rostmasters 10 be appointed
they are interested IN q more systematic
delivery service. The congressman from
Washington. Oregon and Montana have
tie creates. smnuns OF work TO look after.
though to a considerable degree what is
trne n their cases is true OF the represents
Ives from The two DakotaS. The growth
Of the conntrv there has has been so rapid
that postal facilities has not kept up Not
only thas fast. but the fact that during the
last administration il was the policy 70
eurtal rather than to increase the service.
gives an opportunity TO do good deal OF
work toward getting the new states as
nearly on par with the older ones as pos
sssle. In addition 10 what they bad 70 say
or the subject in their annual reports. the
officials At the possofliee department here
have given assurance that liberal policy
vii De followed in making out the map OF
post-Foads in the new states.
Speaker Reed, IN making up bis commit.
tees. saw lt to keep IN line with this policy
by giving two of the new statesmen. Garter
and Wilson, places on the committee OF
postofEices and postroads.
Tie men from the new states are also
asking larger appropriations for the ex-
penses of postoilces. An increase has
been given for Grand Forks. n. d., and
Seattle, Washington, and Mr.. Garrison,
assistant postmaster general, has iniimated
taat he is favorable 10 an increase for the
Spokane Falls Office A daily mail route
from SPOKANE 70 Colville. over the Spokane
Fails 4 Northern railway. is receiving
favorable consideration. Another proposed
route is from Seattle TO Colby. Washington
Dir. Carter OF Montana. has had several
conferences on the subject with the post
oi.sce officials, and Hermann, Of Oregon,
and Dubois, OF Idaho. have also urged the
importance OF the same subject to their
constituents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24
IoSpoN sPoRTs.
~ Britishers Indignant at the Conduct of
smiths GAng.


smiths Gang.
aLoSpoS. Dec. 2s.--Tha report here Of the
smith-Sisvin sght in Belgium says that
slavin showed ail through the fight that he
was the better man. A number of rowdies
al the ringside. armed with knuekIe busters
and sticks tried 20 reach Slayin over the
ropes, and the Australian was struck sew
ersl times. Al the end OF the thirteenth
round Smith left the ring. Siaven remained
and claimed the fight bit the referee would
not award ii 70 him. After short time
smith returned TO the ring. During the
next round there was great uproar ail
around the ring. AZ the close of the round
smith was very sick and slavin perfectly
well. cit lasted twenty-five minutes. II
vas Nrorsea az one fkuie that Slavfn had
been killed. bat the report proved 70 be false.
The rufilanly conduct os smiths friends
al the riagsite has disgusted every lover
OF fair play in the kingaota, and the unjust
aad eowardly decision OF the referee. de-
slaring the fghs draw. instead Of giving
the stakes TO slavin, who had bis man
whipped from the start, has added to the
evaporation Of sporting men. One coed
resgst has come from The fight. however,
which affords good deal ot consolafi on
The status Of Smith as 3 prixe-tgatsr - as
definitely established rs though he bad won
the hattie easily and fairy or been fairly
noczed out. as he certainly would have been
had the fight been permitted 10 90 0n. All
accounts sill agree thas smith was net In
IL and thls fact. together wish the eetlon of
the hugs who went TO the ring side In bis
uehaii. wslI render il impossible for him 70
ever again ob ain reputable backing. while
every FuKilist Of reputation VIII he aoan-
danGly justified IN treating bis attempts to
arrange q ;igsst with cos tempt
When sbe aswS was received ~ the Peii-
can CAB not man had q good weird 20 say
Tor Smith, while everyone praised ssavin-
IL vas proposed 70 raise Z testimonial
fund Of 15s3 fe- slaT'n. AM ES9 ol the ssam
was Immediately subscribed by those pres
ent
ssavfn has arrived az AEAggAts on has re-
tara from the battle with Smith. There
nss good deal uf enthusiasm over hsm
whsn be arrived. and he made spesch IN
wAseh he said be E1s 3 good deal more hurt
By the roughs Nho INDUCED 81 the Eus14niy
tactics csmTaoa witn tlseta. than hy Aznith
ia lie fght. Slaxn's hacker asserts thai
Ssnsth never BIZ slavin ard thai be vas
agrs only by tie eFowa. which bezs Ssasin
because enrAEea At the defeat u Smiih.
slavia Is ncw said "a ~ ready 70 rnest Stas-
ivan, or aay one ard isghs for ihs cham
p50usasp Of the gvgia.
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WEST CossIeTEn-
The Late Editor Of the Chicago .TSmes''
Gets Five Years.

Gets Five Years.
CHICAGO. Dec 2s.--ffuilty. with penalty
Of I've years IN states prison and the
payment Of 81 aIo. vas she verdict retained
tonight IN Judge Grennell's court against
James j. West, ex-editor Of the Chicago
1saaes- There was little delay in reaching
verdict. only swo ballots being taken. The
crime Of which West sas convicted was the
fraudulent oyerissrs OF ssock OF the TSaies
company 20 the extent OF go shares.
or equivalent TO over $i25, 600 in money.
When the verdict was announced the de-
fendant betrayed not the slightest emotion.
his attorney. on the contrary. seemed
painfully affected and could scarcely be
heard when entering the usual motion for
another trial. Judge Grinnell stated that
he would dispose of the motion June >
West was released on bis original bond Of
$4,000 until tomorrow mo-ning. when the
question Of a rev bond will be discussed.
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oRKaoN snoRr LrNE.
The Consolidated CaEaF&ny Has a Giles
Field and M Fsaatfng Debt.

The se3Eaas~a gaEarRny Has Clear
fteEd and M Fsaatfng Debt.
Basrox, Dec. = President Adams, 81
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sarenga tse secenf sestle1asnt under which the
f;asea E2e6c takss IS bonds taT advances naAse
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Meme OF ths Lost Haating Party xss Rs-
covered.

UTsALapY. Dec. s3.--Ats 3 p. m. Captain
Pratt On board the steamer Daisy. re-
turned from Marshal point. They found
bottom At thirteen 20 twenty fathoms. and
put in over fifty shots of giant powder.
three sticks each time. Multitudes of
small fish we're killed and the bottom
thoroughly shaken up. The shocks wers
even noticed on the shore, and drift and
stuff ON the beach novel. Nofhing Of in.
terest was discovered, bat the work today
may loosen the bodies 90 that they viii
work gradually ashore. Major w. T..
Sharpe got Oft at cak harbor. The search
goes on rs usual People are disappointed
but not vet DISCOURAGED.
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AGAINST mYDE.

Reported That Kamands WI Oppose
His Gonfirmation " Nesainated,
sroxAwE fALIs. Dec 3 An editorial IN
an evening paper os se Die. stating that
Judge Turner was In Washington opposing
the candidacy OF 5. c. Hyde for unised
states judgesbip IL untrue. Judge Turner
i AZ home. There IL belief. however. Cur
rent here that Turner Is fighting Hyde in
this matter. a warm personal friend of
the former told yogF correspondent today
that II HYDE should be nominated Senator
Ednnnds would oppose bis confirmation
By the Senate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24
Arkansas Rieeslon aesaoe..

HELENA. AK. Dec. 13-The United
States grand jury returned ten indictments
for election frauds alleged TO have taken
Place at the last congressional election in
the First district. The county judge OF
Craighead county is among the number
indicted for failure 10 appoint judges from
both political parties. as the law provides.
These prosecutions will undoubtedly affect
the contest now pending in congress be-
tween Cate ard Featherstona.
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TIlE INFrUKNzA Er1nKMIc.

The ssxeIfung'' Defends Enlin rasha
From Stanley's Statements.
BERLIN. Dec. aS-The epidemic is now
spreading over every part Of Germany.
The National Zsitnssg attacks SANKEY'S
statements in regard 10 Emin Pasha- IL
says these statements seem 90 De made
with the intention of replying 60 the re-
proaeh that Emin's embarraSsments were
caused in part by Stanley's appearance and
his determination 20 rescue one who did
not desire 70 be rescued. and that Emin
must be heard in his own defense before
conclusions are reached.
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Sax FRkxcisco. Dec - - nanny Need.
ham. Of 81 Paul. and PaAay Saith. of
Birmingham. EngiAnd. lightwesehts.
foaght a the Occidental Cub tonseht
for . purse al SS.an The hard
est fighting was IN the second. third
and twelfth rounds. First blood Was
gained hv NeedhanSn the fsEst round while
Smith gained the only knock down blow.
The latter picked up in the shirteeash
roand and fought savagely until be was
knocked ont in the seventeenth round
Frank Glover was referee.
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LLEWELLYN 4 Co..
WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
We have Choicest Property all parts CITY
which pleased TO show Intending Purchasers
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sAIr LAKE. Dec 2s-At North Point
Yesterday Charles Giliman shot and in
stantly killed Joseph walxey, a sheep
herder The 1aen had gnarreied about a
band Of ahsep which fsillmnn alleges we're
tresspAssinx On his land. Waikey hred af
Gilman with . iEle AZ three rods distance
ga@ then Gilman fred with . shotgun with
the resaat stated. GiilmAn came % this
CITY aud deiysFed klaset 90 the United
a-.s.. ,vsa~stssE
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FoKrreAL no KNeLAND.
Gomez Asks Salisbury to wait Until re
Knows Something.

LIsHoS. flec. - Portuguese Minister al
Foreign Affairs Gemex. in reply TO the
note Il Lord salisbury relative 10 the
movements Of Mslor Pinto ia africa. says
the major did nothing 10 wsrrant the accaa-
saaicn made against him. He did net
order the attack on the British Gag. but
merely repalSed hostile natives. among
whose baggage after the iight three British
flags were found. In conclusion. Goauez
asks Salisbury 10 await further informa.
ton concerning the afFair before taking
any further action.
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SEVERE ON AMERICANS.
The Master cf the Idaho Complains Tina
His ship Was Robbed.

His ship Was Robbed.
VICTORIA, b. c., Dec. 2s.-Captain l..
Angersiein, of the wrecked steamer Idaho.
complains since be has been in this port.
thas he nas found the most avaricsous sea
Of robbers 1t has ever been bis misfortune
10 run aeroas. Instead OF assisting him.
he says bis ship has beeu systematically
robhed by all concerned his own private
property. as well ss the blankets. silsevwars
and all articles OF portable nature be-
longing % the steamer, have been taken
by the people wog king atoard her while
she was stranded. The captain feels
highly indignant at this sSrs Of tTeatmeni.
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PozrIaxp. Dec. = No thsrn Paeifs
PASSED E.lissoB. wess-eoand. ". b Nor
RS. ! II. Johnson. J. VI. fianaAn. f. s.
Emsacns. James Page, r. G. Hughes, ] z.
ChIrArd. A. Esgsau. {. r. AalieEl. Thomzs
E.saan, J. r. Wexter ard sife, 5oAa
LArs. R. H. Moore. !, F 0msrs ard siie.
Anzus Cga-k ard wIfs. Mrs- T. l. Willard
IL. Kelly. Mrs chsTlss +. Treat, Miss
Nana Kesne. u. l. BAss. J. =. sloe-daa4a.
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tNcoNr1RmEp NowIN srToxs-
she Important oass xhsssA Awsis Aesios
As The seaAse.

NAsmasereS CgTx. Eec ala the tAsss
SEEKS ended SATURDAY she president seut Is
he SEa4fe - a1extAgsSs coHt4snsN
Appusaters. q a&oss ! SO peTsgas- Naeu
tAe Seazte aaSoaEgea z4sanzzy there hasi
SEEN sn&1e p1hsss tkss eoaAxra 4tlan 0t aesg
SO 81 these moan laaE1sas- Tee gveas Snessz-
lsT oE gessEsaSsers AHss 81 ssssasa8f4e noala-
azsiaas fassawsmg have nss t,esn eonEgnarsi
sseuvxe Marcy. HasnAstes 70 Paraguay aad
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Labor Union Amalgamasion.

CoLusBus, o.. Dec "a joint address
was today prepared by the officials OF the
\. y. A. iso and National Progressive
Miners Union, embodying plans for the
amalgamaiion OF the two organizations. IL
is proposed TO effect consolidation without
sacrificing the essential features OF either.
The work is to be completed by joint
convention in this CITY in January.