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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-01
fHE NV YEAR.
How 1t Was Ushered in By the Inhabit
ants Of Gotham.

How It Was Ushered in By the Inhabit-
ants of Gotham.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Amid the hi low
ing of fish horns, the firing of guns,
blowing of trumpets, calliopss fog
horns, locomotive whistles and the
Ginning of bells, the New Year was well
coined by the people of the metropolis.
In various sections Of the city, especially
around the City Hall and Newspaper
Row, the small boy aud the Ash horn
were painfully evi lent.
Trinity Church was the mecca of
many thousands. The fine weather
served to bring out an innumer able
number of people aud it seemei as il
the half of New York were crowded
about the famous old editice. The old
familiar tunes tollel from the chimes
but were lost upon the air so groat WIS
tho noise made by the people gathered
in the neighborhood.
At the City Hall, Patrick Slrshsld
Gilmore and his band of 100 pieces
played welcome to the New Year.
The City Hall was handsomely illumin'
sted aud presented a gay appearance.
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clusively private affair that didn't have
the heart to do anything which would
look like interfering, and so sat down
on a box and rubbed my leg, and looked
on to see what the party would event
ually do
As it is reasonable to expect, a crowd
gathered, and that dog was stepped on
and walked over a number of times, but
can honestly affirm | do not recollect
seeing any one step on him the second
time. There was good deal of con
fusion of course, and the two elderly
people were four or five minutes getting
up and down before they fairly reached
their feet And when the old gentleman
did get up good and square was sur
prised and shocked to observe another
gentleman, who was, presume, the hus-
band of the old lady, fetch him a clip
between the eyes that sent him on his
back with great speed
OF course he didn't know anything
about the dog and the rope, but he ought
not to have been so hasty This is what
the people thought undoubtedly, for
they yelled their disapprobation and
crowded up closer while that wretched
| dog came back to see what was now re-
straining him but not being able TO dis
tinguish the present source of trouble he
split the difference and the calf of new
partys leg, and took off good share Of
the tail to the irate husbands coat.
The vivacity Of that animal is the
most remarkable thing of this season
He didn't waste any time ON superfiuous
ceremonies but rapidly notified al
within reach of his intentions, and wheI
he did get loose and left | didn't SCI
anybody follow him.
guess they pretty much shared m!
opinion of the animal-that the less the!
had to do with him the more ther'
would be of them for other purposes
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EXPERIENCE WfTHA DOG
SELECTIONS FROM THE WRITINGS
OF THE DANBuRY NEWS MAN.

It Appeared to lie Good Dog. and II
Had Long supply of Rope, but It
Didn't Pan out for Cent-Too Much
vivacity.
copyrighted by Lee a. Shepard, Boston. and
published by special arrangement with them.l
1t is little singular, as fond as am
Of dogs that | never enjoyed an undis-
puted title to one until the other day
have frequently, to be sure, had dog
in my possession when | was boy but
the possession was acquired by persua-
siveness and was but temporary, as my
parent on my fathers side entertained a
morbid prejudice against dogs, and never
missed opportunity to show his aversion.
The dog refer to as being strictly my
own was one | bought of man named
Robbins, who lives some distance down
town. gave him two dollars for the
dog, on his own representations. He
said it was a good animal, but had lit.
tie more of life and energy than were
proper in "a dog where there were hens
on the premises don't keep hens, sc
this was no objection in my case.
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A Femnle Prank.

When a woman puts three mackerel
to soak over night in dishpan whose
sides are eight inches high, and leaves
the pan on a stairway, she has accom-
plished her mission and should go hence
This was what Division street woman
did Friday night-filled the pan at the
pump and then left it standing on the
steps of the stoop, while she went into
the next house to see how many buttons
would be required to go down the front
of redingote; and mighty important
affair that was, to be sure And there
was her husband tearing through the
house in search of handkerchief, and
not finding it, of course And then he
rushed out into the yard wondering
where on earth that woman could be-
and started down the steps without see
ing the pan, or even dreaming that any
one could be so idiotic as to leave it there.
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The Greatest Strike.

Among the great strikes that of Dr. Miles
in discovering his New Hear, Cure has
proven Itself TO be one of the most i'm poTtant.
The demand for IL has become astonishing.
Already the treatment OF heart disease is be-
ing revolutionzed, and many unexpected
cures effected. II soon relieves short breath,
duttering, pains in side, arm, shoulder, weat
and hungry spells, OPPRESSION swelling of
ankles, snothering aud Aeart dropsy DIR.
Miles book on Heart and Nervous Disea ses,
free. The uuequaled New Heart Cure is sold
ana guaranteed by @, H Hagenbucn, the drug.
gist, also his Restorative Nervine for head
ache, II S, sprees, hot flashes, nervous cptlls
opium habit, etc.
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WIN Contest tho Seat.

PoUGHKEEPsIE N. Y, Jan 1.-ThI
defeated Democratic candidate for As
sembly in the First District of Duchess
County, James Russell, has decided t'
contest the seaJ aud has caused no
tice to bo served upon Mr.. Wheeler, the
Republican, who holds the certificate
of election, to appear before Judg
Guernsey, of this city, Monday, when
testimony in the contest Will BE- taken.
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After all has anybody ever made
sin pay in the long run.
win BE Given AwaN.

Our enterpris ng druggist O. II Hagenbuch
who carries the finest STOCK OF drugs, pei.
iumeries, toilet articles brushes, sponges, etc
Of DR. Miles celebrated Restorative Nervine
l. guarantees ito cure headache, dizziness
nervous prostratiDn, sleepleSsness, the III
lists saw A. il inc greatest saIIer tbev avs,
knew, aud is unlven ally satisfactory. They
also guarantee DR.. Miles New Heart Cure in
all cases of NJ rvous or organic heart disease
palritation, pain In side, smoth ring, etc.
Fine book on NERVOUS and Heart Diseases
free.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-01

NEW York, Jan. 1.-The tel egram
received by Frank Slsvin, the we'll.
known pugilist, from George Piesse,
his hacker, in which thu latter said
"Will write. Do not care to back you
In America" has caused great conster-
nation to Slayin and his croly Mitchell
They recovered themselves, however, in
a very short time aud were AS full of
talk rs ever. They claim they can get
backing for $40, 900 inside of forty eight
hOurg
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OF course he stepped on it; or at least
that is the supposition, as the neighbors
who were brought out by the crash that
followed saw a Mortified man and three
very demoralized mackerel shooting
across the garden and smashing down
the shrubbery And he was nice
sight was that unhappy man, when
they got him on his feet There
wasn't dry thread on him; and his hair
was full of bits of mackerel, and one Of
his shoulders was out OF joint; and his
coat was split the whole length Of the
back. and he appeared to be out of his
head He was carried into the house by
some of the men, and laid on bed,
while others went after doctor; and
sixteen women assembled in the front
room, and talked in whispers about the
inscrutable ways of Providence and
what warning this was to people who
never looked where they were going.
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Santiago cor
respondent of the "Times" cables, on
what he claims to he the highest
authority, that Chilli would not feel
humilisted in helping TO terminate
peacefully and iu manner honorable
to both countries the dispute now iu
progress between the United States aud
Chill. The same correspondent adds
that it is evident that there are fire
brands in Chilli who are anxious fol
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slnhb,dnurleRaonsrrsl.

Boston, Jan. During quarrel
last evening between john H. Gallagher
aud John Ii. Stedman, two local sport,
ing men, the latter stabbed Gallagher
in the neck, from the effects OF which
he died Stedman disappeared Rftei
the stabbng, and the police are nov
making a vigorous search for him.
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No clue TO tic Perpetrators.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Jan. /. The au-
thors of the attempt to wreck the "Gil'
Edged train, due here at 9:3J and the
accommodation, due at 9:40 Wednes
day night at Fairfield near the chem.
ica works are still unknown. The
"Gilt Edged" struck rock which had
been placed on the track, but was not
deraiie1 The accommodate 13 min
utes later struck tie, hurting it from
tine track. Both engines were slightly
damaged
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-01
Ice dealers watch the weather for
casts now aud hope for cold waves.
shlioh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
es3iul Cough Medicine we have ever sold
few doses invariably cure the W0 N cases Oi
Jough, Group, and BrOnchlms, while Its won.
iertul success In the cure of Consumption II
Without parallel ia the history of medicine
Since It's first discovery Il has been sold on .
guarantee, test which no other medicine
Rn stand. II you have Cough we earnestly
isk you to try IL. Price 10 cents, so cents, and
100. If your Lungs are sore, Chest or Baci
Fma USE Shiloh's Porous Plaster Sold b'
,. ". bagenbuch, N K. corner Main anc
lltOyd streets
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HHLLlDAYsBURG, Pa, Jan. 1.-Th,
large rolling mill, furnaces an fran
chses of the Hollilaysburg & Gap Iroi
Works were sold at receivers sale yes
terday to Hon A. 5. Lands, trusUea
for the first mortgage creditors. TIT
consideration money was 5 %, 515. Thl
works have been die for year, bu
will resume with a force of $50 men.
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A harness that looks luminous in
he dark has been invented.
oh, What a Cough.

WIN you heed the warning? The signal per
Gaps of the sure approach of that more ter
rl0le disease, Consumption, ASK yourselves
II you can afford for the sake OF saving 81
,ents, 10 run the risk and do nothing for II
We know from experience that ShilOh's Cur
VII Cure your Cough, 1t never fails. Ihif
explains why more than a Million BOTTLES
we're sold the past year. IL relieves Group
not be without II. For Lame Back, Side o.
chest, rs s3hllOhs Porous Plaster. Sold by
?. H. Hagenbuch, n. E. corner Main sno
Lloyd streets.
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Striped fl mel night shirtsl are the
style for winter wear.
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills

Act on a new princlple-regulsting tho
liver, stomach aud bowels through ths neTyes
A new discovery. DR.. Miles Pills speedily
cure billousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles
constipation Unequaled for men, women
children. Smallest, mildest, surestI 81 doses
25cts. Samples Free, at @. II. HagenbuChi
drug store.
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DEs MONIES, Ia, Jan. 1.-Gov. Boles
is confined to his room with the gtip.
He has not been we'll for several days,
ahd was at last com pslled to take to
his room. The first intimation the pub
lie Lai Of his condition was Wednesday
night when he was to have received che
members OF the Stpts Teachers Associ-
alton, but found it impossible to bG
present
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Arrested for "shovlng III e Queer. "

WLKEsBARRE, Pa, Jau. 1.-Ai
Italian, Vincenzo Delorenzo, who fol
some time has been uttering counterfeit
s. notes, was arrested at Petersburg
last evening aud taken before United
States Commissioner CoIbprn at Ssran-
ton. He was committed in default o
t6 600 bail -
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Lambs wool shoes are now in de-
mand for those who have cold feet.
What Promine t Lawyer Says
A. s. BRIGHT, SOL, 1876 and l87 Broadway,
Rooms 6s and o.
NEW YoRK, JnlY b, ls0O

NEW YORK, July 81, 1890. }
Ny Dear Doctor - take pleasure in add
nf Alva's Cactus Blood Cura which you
kindly recOmme ded 10 me as a remedy for
my periodical ailment of long standing, in
hammatory rheumatism, or what your pro-
essiOn terms "gout."
have been in The habt Z of using the stereo-
typed remedies, the prescriptions which so
seriously impair and dehilitate the system
without seeming o eradicate the disease or
al nen'.
Ny experience In the use OF the Cactus is
vine.
cannot too earnestly recommend to suffer
ing humanity the trial OF this, which seems 10
me 10 be soverei remedy for those af
1icled as / have been, Believe me my deal
In, Yours gracefully,
A, S. BRIGHT.
For sale at Kirlln's Drug Store, Ferguson
House Block, Shenandoah, Pa.
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Estate, Collection aud Insurance Agency
GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878.

|eral Fire Insurance Business. Represents
the Northwestern life Insurance 20.
'FICE-Muldoon'a building, corner Centre
II West Sts., Shenandoah. Pa.
'ood Properties Of an Kinds For SAFE.
two story double frame dwelling house
store and restaurant, on East Centre 81
r. dwelling and restaurant on East Centre
street.
Desi able property on corner Centre and
Jardn streets, suitable for business pur.
poses.
a two story double frame dwelling, on
West LloYd street.
Two 2-story frame dwellings on West Cen
tire street,
Two 2story dwellings on the corner o.
Coal aud Chestnut streets Store room in
tlne.
swo-story single house on North Chestnut
treet with large w8reh Duse II the res E,
IN ee t1o-siory double frame buildings
aQ-QeI-ll Al.yQ i.Sla.leIl streets.
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WANTED.

SALESMEN-WE MAKE ALIBER.
~ AL offer TO travelling and local kalcsmcn /,
every state who Gull on retail groccn. GLUTEN
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., l5 Lake s,ret,
NLlcusO, III. go sel9S
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Wonderful Gains,


DR.. Miles Ncrvine not only cures all
nervous diseases. headache, blues, ner-
vous prostration, slecplessness. neural
gia, St. Vitus dance, fits and hysteria,
but also builds up the body. ~ am
pleased to saytha. after years OF intense
suffering with nervous disease, head
ache and prostration, l tried DR.. Miles
Restorative Neryinc. and in two weeks
gained eight poundsi in weight. I could
not lie down to sleep, but now sleep
perfectly easy, and am still improving
wonderfully. Cannot say enough for
the Ncrvine.-AfRs. L. B. WILLARD, Dun
kirk, n. Y" Zone customer used Ner-
vine and gained fifteen pounds in flesh.
-BRowN l. MAYBuRY, Cortland. n. y"
Trial. bottles and elegant book free at
Logan Drug Co.'S. 8
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
Il. G. Dun & Co.'s Weokly Rovlow of tho
Stnto of Trade,

Il. G.. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Rovlow of tho
State of Trade.
NEW YoRK, April s.-R- G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade says:
Another week brings additional proof
OF an improvement in business at many
points, while slackness at a few is cx-
planned by causes obviously local and
temporary.
The money markets continue abund-
antly supplied and easy. Two theories
exist regarding the state OF business
which find frequent cNpression-that
trade has disappointed expectations to
some extent is obvious, and there arc
some who claim that a reaction has be-
gun OF unknown duration which ap-
pcared in Europe last year, and was
only in part deferred here because of
extraordinary crops. These have to
support them unusually low prices and
in some departments q shrinkage in
sales. But others argue that disap-
pointment is duoSto excessive eXpecta-
tions, and especially to the failure to
take into account the great volume OF
Indebtedness left from real'estatc spec
ulation at the west and south and the
influence produced by crops and inan-
clal depression abroad. These have to
support them much evidence; that the
actual business transacted, all branches
considered, is greater than ever before
Mt this:season in spite o. all obstacles
and complaints.
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is DEFINING INSANE?
Phases That Will Make His Trial
the Most Interesting on Record.
IF IDENTIFIED AS JACK THE RIPPER
1t VIII Help Ills Case, as His Counsel
Would Have Little Difficulty in
Convincing u jury That the White
chapel Murders We're tho Deeds of
IN Irresponsible Maniac.

MELBOURNE, April SIT is believed
that tho trial OF Dceming will prove one
OF tho most interesting that has ever
taken place anywhere in the world. AS
stated in these dispatches the defense
will be insanity, and many experts will
be called to testify to the speciei OF
madness to which his counsel claims he
is afflicted. No denial has yet been
made by the defense that Deeming did
not commit all tho murders attributed
to him. In fact, his counsel, by his
tacit admissions ut the %coroncr's in
quest, shows that he believes that his
client is at least guilty OF tho killing
with which he is charged here, but
claims that owing to congenital intlu-
cnccs he is not responsible for his hon.
icidal mania.
OF course there are scofTers at this
line of defence. They claim that in all
the murders attributed to Dceming, ex-
cept perhaps the Whitechapel slaugh-
tiers, there has been altogether too much
method in his madness. 1t is thought
that Deeming's counsel would DO only
too glad to have him positively identi-
fed rs the Whitechapel monster. It
would then be q much easier matter to
prove that he was mentally irrcsponsi.
bic, for all those murders, committed
apparently without the slightest reason,
showed the brutal ierocity OF n maniac.
No a~lienist has yet madea special study
OF his case, but it is thought by many
that when this is done it will be found
that prenatal influences have had
much, if not everything, to do with
the crimes. But of all the
coniectures in his case, Deeming knows
nothing. He slept well last night, but
the intense nervous and mental strain
is telling upon him. He can ut times
assume an air OF carelessness and jocu.
laarity, but his face is losing its ruddy
color, and this morning he was decided
ly pale. In fact, despite his air OF bra
vado at the inquest and afterward, the
the man appears to be breaking down.
Ho frequently asks for stimulants.
Efforts will DO made to procure q pro.
longed adjournment OF his trial in order
to enable witnesses to come from Eng
land to testify as to the state OF the
prisoners mind when he was a boy.
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Tho highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills;for their easy, yete1icient,
action.
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Better than Gold

Mr.. Geo. 7. Clapp,o OF Eastondalc, Mass.
says: 81 am 80 years Of age, and for 80
years have suffered with running sores on one
OF my legs. 4 few years ago l had two toes
nmputated, physicians saying I was suffer-
Ing from gangrene and had but
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
socklcss Jorry Simpson Comes Out Flat.
Footed for Tree Trade.

Socislcss jerry Simpson Comes Out Flat
Footed for Free Trndc.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April S.--Thcrc
was little OF interest in tho proceedings
OF tho house to-day. After Il brief pas
sage at arms between tho speaker and
Mr.. Burrows, which was tho aftermath
OF the more acrimonious passage which
occurred 4 few days ago, during which
Mr.. Burrows was ordered to take his
seat, the house quietly, in committee Of
the whole, resumed the consideration
Of the cotton bagging bill.
Mr.. Hemphill spoke in favor OF the
bill.
Mr.. Simpson, OF Kansas, came out fiat
footed us an absolute free trader with
out reservation, and his admission that
he had voted for the anti-Chincso bill,
though believing it to be q disgrace to
civilization, was an honest one He
justified his vote on the ground that
the protective tariff had so disastrously
affected labor in California that some
measure for its relief was necessary.
Mr.. Henderson, OF lllinois-Do un-
derstand that the gentleman voted for n
bill which he regarded as Il disgrace to
civilization?
Mr.. Simpson, did SO; and l was
compelled to do it in defense OF the
laboring class OF the state OF California,
which is shut Off by the hand OF monop-
olies and the protective tariff:
The committee then rose and reported
the bill to the house, and a recess was
taken until 8 o'clock, tho evening ses-
sion to be for tho consideration OF pri-
vate pension. bills. Interest in the
tariff discussion is steadily on the de-
cline, and the attendance in tho house
this morning was small.
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G. A. II. ENCAMPaIENT.
Tho Bill for the Veterans Entertainment
Passes the Senate.

Tho Bill for the Veterans Entertainment
Passes the Senate.
WASHINGTON, D.. c., April s.-After
the routine morning business, the con-
sideratien OF the District appropriation
bill was resumed, the question being
upon the appropriation for entertain
ing the national encampment G.. A. Il.
The question :&ab yon Cockrell'sl amend
ment to Mr.. McMillan's substitute zap
propriating Sl00,OO0for the purpose re-
quiring the amount to be paid exclu-
sively out of the revenues Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. 1t was rejected:
yeas, II; pays, 80, 80.
Mr.. Quay. offered aresolutior restrict
ing the use OF the appropriation to sub
s;stence and quarters Of the visiting
soldiers, excluding those residing in tho
district. 1t was agreed to, yeas 43,
nays 5.
Tho question was then taken on Mr..
McMillan's amendment rs amended,
and it was agreed to; yeas Al, nays 10.
Tho amendment rs agreed to appro-
PIRATES out of the United States treasury
100000 to pay for subsistence and
quarters Of such honorably discharged
nonresident union soldier, sailors and
marines who served in the war OF the
rebellion as may attend us delegates or
otherwise tho twcntv-sixth annual en-
campment OF the G. a. r. in the city OF
Washington, the money 10 be paid and
disbursed by tho citizens executive
committee OF Washington having charge
OF such reception and entertainment,
under such regulations as may DO pre-
scribed by the secretary OF war.
The bill was then passed, and after an
executive session tho senate adjourned
until Monday.
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RECONSTRUCTED.
aIcFaddcn's Appointmens Distnstcful TO
tho Stoubenvillc Republicans.

aIcFaddcn's Appointmens Dlstnstcful to
tho stoubenvillc Republicans
Special Dispatch 10 The Intciligcncer.
CoLUMnUs, O., April S.--Thc senate
has reconsidercd the vote by which tho
appointment OF Editor II. II. McFad-
den, OF ~Steubcnville, as member OF the
state board OF charities was confirmed
and Mr.. Nichols, OF Belmont, created q
sensation by making such n request.
When his motion prevailed, he eN-
planned his action by submitting the
following telegram:
S%rEurgSvILLE, o., April S, 1885,.
To Hon. J. ". Nichols, STATE Senate.
Appointment OF McFadden on board
Of charities n terrible mistake. 1t will
injurc the Republican labor vote OF his
county, as his paperis practically under
boycott. Hold up confirmation, ii pos.
sible, and advise me.
(Signed) W.. r. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM Scorr.