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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-05-07
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NXTESTERN NJ tRYLANO RAILROAD
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MAIN LINE AND CONNECTIONS:
Schedule taking effect Octoosr 4th, 1891.
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Treb. WSartin's
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-14
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Fifteen Miners Blown Up by Dynau,it
Near IfnzletOn,

Fifteen Miners Blown Up by Dynamite
Near Hazltton.
WILKEsBARnE, Pa, Jan. 2S.-A terri
bic explosion OF dynamite occurred at
Honeybrools, small mining town five
miles from Hazlcton, at noon to-day.
Fifteen Hungarians, miners. were en-
ployed in q coal stripping operated by
Dick & Alantz, ut hatplace. They were
sitting around the stove in the. work
mems shanty eating their lunches
when several sticks OF dynamite,
which had been placed near
the stove, exploded, blowing the shantr
to fragments and scattering the inmates
in all directions. Two men, Adam B1r-
nick and John Slavitski were instantly
killed, their bodies being shockingly
mutilatcd. OF the other thirteen, not
one escaped injury. 1t is now believed
that n number OF the victims viii die.
At S o'clock this evening n report
comes from the hospital ut Hazleton that
there are seven men there. They are
still alive, but their condition is con-
sidercd fatal.
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ofthe United States, with which II desires
ever 10 cultivate tic most friendly reid
tions. Consequently tho undersigned
dcplores that in that telegram there
were contained through IN error OF
Judgment the expressions which are Of
fcnsiyc In the judgment OF your govern
mcnt. Declaring in fulilllment OF n
high duty, courtesy and sincerity to-
ward n friendly nation, the government
OF Chile absolutely withdraws tho said
expressions.
CORDIAL FEELINGS.
The undersigned trusts That this frank
and explicit declaration, which confirms
that which had already been made to
tho honorable secretary Of state in
Washington, will carry to tho mind OF
his exccllcncy Mr.. Harrison, and OF his
government, that the people OF Chile,
far from entertaining u feeling OF hos.
tility, has tho lively desire TO maintain
unalterably the good and cordial rela.
tions which up 10 tho present tilno
exist between tho two countries-a dec.
laraton which Is made without rcsor-
walton in order that 1t may receive such
publicity as your government may deem
suitable.
With regard TO the suggestion made
touching the change OF the personnel Of
your legation to which tho instructions
OF the honorable secretary OF state ro-
fcrs, it Is incumbent upon the under.
signed to declare that tho government
OF Chile will take no positive step
without the accord OF the government
Of the United States, with which 1t de-
sires to maintain itself in friendly un-
Outstanding.
The undersigned brings this already
long communication to u close in the
assurance that he has therein set forth
everything that can fully satisfy your
government. The government OF Chile
chcrishes tho conviction that the rela-
tions with the government OF the
United States should be sincerely and
cordially maintained under the shelter
OF that mutual respect and that good
understanding which arc based upon
tho just and equitable appreciation Of
the facts and on the appreciation to, DO
given to the spontaneous declarations
made on either side.
The undersigned moreover declare
that in presenting its explanation his
government finds its inspiration in the
words OF tho instructions in which you
have quoted and which assure the
government OF Chile that the President
is not disposed to exact or ask anything
which Your government would not
under the same circumstances.
With sentiments Of distinguished con-
sidoration, am,
Your obcdient servant,
LOUIS PEREIIA,
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strrction. | afterwards had tho honor
to inform you that | had received In.
structions from my government to
inform that OF the United States that
considering the views expressed by
Messrs. buchanan and Webster, In 1910
and 1850, that tho messages sent by tho
Prcsidcn. to Congress are domestic com.
muniCations which cannot serve as n
basis for tho Interpretation OF foreign
powers or their representatives, my
government had no objection to striking
out OF tho motto Of December 1lth, such
words ms might be considered disagree.
able by tho United States government.
On tho 18th instant IN official icie.
gram was published which had been
addressed by the commander OF tho
Yorktown to tho secretary OF tho navy.
II was couchcd in terms that werc
offensive to tho government OF Chile
aud, In view OF what We had said con.
corning tho motto OF December II, ]
deemed 1t my duty to call your atten-
ton 10 that telegram. Tho lofty spirit
OF justice which charactcrizcs you did
not permit you to hesitate to tell INC
that tho wording OF tho said telegram
WIS improper and Objectionable. This
declaration on your part, which was rs
impartial as 1t was Just, terminated tho
incident. Since tho early part OF tho
month OF October, when l had tho
honor to DO invited to unofficial confer.
enccs with the representatives OF tho
department OF state las the credentials
which accredited me MS minister Of
Chile had not yet arrived), it has been
repeated to me on various occasions by
tho United States government that Il
the representative OF the United States
ut Santiago WIS not persona grdtd to
the government OF Chile II was suiIi.
cient Tor the government so to state,
and that the said representative would
be succeeded by another.
1t is rulc based OH the nature oil
diplomatic relations and designed to
make them frank and cordial that
the representative OF n nation must be
persona Qrata to tho government to
which he is accredited. In tho confer
cnce which you were pleased 10 favor
mo on the Goth instant l mad the honor
to state that the representative OF the
United States at Santiago was not per-
soma grata TO the person OF Chile, which
would BIO very glad to receive another
representative from tho United States.
afterwards, having your notice. ad-
dressed to you in writing the same COM
munication which | had made to you
verbally. have deemed it my duty to
state in this note the foregoing facts,
which show the friendly and cordial
purposes OF our conferences, in which
You took mostimportant part.
With sentim cnts, etc..
PEDRO AIoSrr.
Hon. James G. Blaine, ctc., etc.
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TOOK THE TuIKTY.THIRD.
Hon. T. ". Palmer Given That Dcgrco II
Masonry by Il Special C0nclavc.


CHICAGO, Jan. aS-Few men are given
the thirty-third degree OF Masonry, and
rarely is a special conclave called in or
der 10 give it to one man. That honor
was to-day conferred upon the Hon
Thomas W. Palmer, president OF the
Worlds Columbian Commission. A
special session OF the supreme council
OF sovereign grand inspectors general
SO degree, Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite OF FREQ Masonry for the north
ern Masonic jurisdiction of the United
States, was called to allow the distin-
guishcd candidate to take the initiation.
When he had successfully performed
this task, sixty OF those who had gath
cred from various parts OF the country
TO witness it adjourned to the Yelling
ton Hotel, where in honor OF the event
IN elaborate banquet was served.
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King Of Medicines


When was liyears OF ago had a sewers
attack Of rheumatism, and after I recovered
had to co on clutches. Aycar later, scro.ula,
In the form Of white swcllings, appeared On
various parts Of ny body, and FOR II years
vas an Invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that time ten or eleven sores ap-
pcarcd anu broke, causing mo great pain and
suffering. 1fcared never should get we'll.
Early In 1856 went to Chicago to visit
sister, but was confined to my bed most OF tho
t!mo I was there. IN July read 4 book, "A
Day with Circus, In which were statements
OF cures by Hoods sarsaparllla. was so i'm.
pressed with the success Of this medicine that
l decided to try it. To my great qualification
tho sores soon decreased, and began to feel
better and in short tlmo I was up and
out OF doors. continued to take Hood a Ssr-
saparilia for about = year, when, having used
SIX bottles, I had become SO fully released
from tho disease that went TO work for tho
Flint s Walling Mfg. Co., and since then
HAVE NOT LOST SINGLE DAY
on account OF sickness. believe tho disease
Is expelled fromm system, / always feel well,
am In good spirits and have good appetite.
am now 81 years Of ago and can walk as well
as any one, except that ono limb Is little
shorter than tho other, owing TO the loss Of
bone, and tho sores formerly on my right leg.
To my friends my recovery seems almost
D miraculous, and think Hoods sars,parIlla
Is tho king Of incidence" WILL1AX A.
LEHn, 0 n. Railroad St, Kendallvlllc. Ind.
Hoods Sarsapari!la
solday all druggists. 81; SIX fS. Prepared only
c.1HooD & CO., Apo:hccar!cs. Lowell, Ma,s.
100 Doses One DoIJa,
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N. A. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November 9, 's3:
He had used DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time pGw
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To the Public

Journcynen Butchers Union No. $50, /, :,
L., herewith Informs The public that the icIi335.
cot list OF this union aud Of tho TrnI",' Wy
Ny Tor having refused 10 sign tho sra,e s5ES,T.
ieu 10 thonI providing ior workIn, H. y. Y
Twelve hours: Chris. Holman aud Gin, H., y
mall, o. Fulton; Albert SGhAln, lOny C;stirn..
j. 9. Mcdlc&. GIL. Mcdck. Louis lISsn,SIr, W.,
Meyers, Charles l!ohrig, William Rlhsis III, j
kalbiHcr, Louis Sipbcrgall, john WenlscI Su'@
inc public Is respectfully requested "a ,,,.,,
US IN our efforts 10 RmClloralG our Cond1Ina'
anu TO support with Its patronage tbc,c Lol !,
butchers who consider twelve hours No A Az SCi
work aud who hive signed the scale, "!
LOCAL UNION No. $50, a, F,OPt
]. BoGAED, Prl,li,st
a. ScIIAEFEn, Secretary. '''' ~:
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NOR RENT-NEW BRICK dwell,
n ING: Ill modern improvements Il! Tor,'
,eenth street, from about Februnry1 10! Mn
PC leased Tor term olyears 10 responsible pIsS
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ETOR RENT-NO. % SOUTH FRONT
E street. Six rooms, eli modern iHn-oy,'
meniS. Possession April !. Inquire Of DR ' liz
hOtI. an
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"I believe II TO be one OF tito bcs. medicines
sold. Tho physicians, two years ngo. said my
wife Ind consumption. both lungs affected
have had to send her South for several springs
TO keep her alive, but since she has been taking
Radams Microbc Killer she has been right at
home attending TO her business, and is IN better
health than she hns hecn for 20 years.
do ~ ponTr rnlarrntvn On "
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Several Diseases Cured.
Asthma aud Catarrh Cured.

zfo6f1It5 stHNf C'tV"f I II CHf q"
~ have been sufferer from asthma and
catarrh for more than two years past, getting
In chair have used one jug OF Radams MI.
crobc Killer, and for the last three weeks hive
been sleeping naturally, soundly ind swcetly as
child. ! attributed my relief 10 the remedy,
from asthmalic or catarrhal trouble. Respect.
fully, EDwlS r. MooEE,
"Cnshier In Dinl, of Adairyillc Ca.n
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FLOR RENT-ONE CORNER FLAI
u fronting on Tenth and Markc; s,Tcgp :.
$50 per year. Five Flats, fronting on Tess
stnct. at $50 per year. One corner Flr.. "a.
Ing on Main and Tenth stress. as $40 M "a.
Two Flats fronting on Main street Il; siSlJs;
year. All these FlatScOntaIn six light toom,!,i
bath room md hall, and each fiat In, ssI4tss
monthly In advances. JAMES l. liAWLEY, ID
Main Strhct. .lf IN
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Fever and Fluy Cured.

Fever and Flux Cured.
az cheerfully testify that after taking Microbe
Killer for fifteen days am entirely cured, af.
ter being sick two years with malaria fever, and
during which time contracted other diseases
lux, etc. Twas attended during this time by
three OF the best doctors OF the city without
benefit, WM DOHEETY,
80 Celeste ST. NeW Orleans. In"
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his government tho brutal murder OF
some young men who were slain by or
der OF lIalmaceda. When oil the mex:
day showed you the dispatch oil Mr..
Egan speaking OF the incident In severe
and proper terms, you acknowledged
that you were mistalcn. | thought you
would be satisfied, but you again spoke
disparagingly. Of Mr.. Egan, mud ! said,
somewhat lmpaticntly, why do YOU
not demand his recall instead OF con.
stantly disparaging him 2'-intonding
thereby not TO favor his recall, but to
put stop to tho frequent mention OF
Mr.. Egan's name.
In referring to tho question, you 70.
mark: "You were pleased to acknowl.
edge that tho government OF Chile had
right to ask that change should DO
made" Undoubtedly shc has that
right, provided sho assigns reason.
You arc too well skilled In diplomatic
usage TO DO reminded that when u
nation Is pleased to declare that min.
lister Is persona non grdtd shc Is expected
to assign reason therefor. We have
twice had OCCASION to ask Great Britain
to recall her minister, and In each case
we gave reason why tho minister had
ceased to BIO useful. 1t Is hardly ncces.
sary TO observe that conditions which
We complied with ourselves would like
wise be exaGted OF Chile. /.
l have thus frankly endcavorcd to
correct some misapprehcnsions Of yours
in order that the record OF tho state de-
partmcnt.of tho United States shall be
kept exact, and,in all tho proceedings
shall be consistent.
Accept. sir, tho renewed assurances
OF my highest consideration. '
[signcdl JAMES G. BLAINE.
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FoR RENT.

a. scnAErEn. secrctnry :. H0'""0' =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-22
BROOKLYN.

The new Montauk station Of the Kings County File.
vatrd Railroad which for time Will the end or
The no ad, was opened yesterday.
resolution providing for the repAving Of Atlantic
avenue with grRnite blocks at expense OF $3.50 OIO
has been adopted by the Aldermen.
Judge Cullen has granted Cutharine T.. Rodgers an
absolute divorce from Abraham T. Rodgers The rOup .e
were married .wentysix years ago and have two chill.
dren.
During tho excitement. attending the extinguishing
of tire AZ ~ underhiil avenue on sunday night Mrs
Jennie Smith roOred aged " years died suddenly as
the result Of fright
Dir Alfred G, Perkins. the principal Of the Adelphi
Academy and President of the faculty. has Nendcrsi
his resignation to take effect in couple OF months
Trustees W. II NeGle. Cornelius D. Wood and Harry r.
Jones have also resigned
Julia 4. Glover has begun a suit in the Supreme
Court against Ariemus W Glover. engin Of Green
point for absolute divorce, The couple married
IN 1874 and have one child They have been separated
for year Mr. Glover says his wiz. conhoned his
offence His wife says he lived with Hattie Fay in
Boston.
An the attendants at the services IN the Simpson
cane. OF the big hgurss "SlGia7" displayed on a
backward behind tho pulpit When the Rev Or. J. o..
Wilson began his nastorae couple OF years ago there
WAS debt OF $4,000 the church. but this has
not only been wiped out but 81 lo' additional raised
one'armet william Lawn. who murdered Michael
sat'ery in quarrel at lsS Fourth avenue on sunday
morning by cutting his throat with razor was ar.
complete ignorance OF the Killing ''! don't know
nothing" he sad. about the matter" He was held
await the result OF the inquest aud his mother was
held as n W tness Besides serving one term In Sing
Sing. Lawn has been frequently committed to the
Kings county pententiary for theft.
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County Judges Sent TO Jail.

KANSAS CITY. March DIV. A. Wray. L. r.
Lane. and !. N. George. County Judges of
Cass county. were this afternoon sentenced by
Judge Phillips to the Henry county Jail. to
remain until some arrangement is made for
the payment Of the Cass county railroad bonds
He also sentenced them to pay fines OF $500
each. The Judges received their sentences in
silence. They W 4 he taken to Henry county by
Deputy United States Marshal Siddell to-mor
row. wray. Lane. and George arc In contempt
OF court in disoheying its order to call a special
election to vote Il tax for the payment o. the
bonds issued for the constructi9h Of tho Tebo
sued about twenty years ago and with &C
crued interest thcy amount to about sou. 600.
The rond was never built. but tho bonds fell
into the hands Of innocent Inn purcllassrs. st.
sSUO.o0O. Her Judges have been ordered
contemr. Of, court next Monday They
and much bitter feeling have grown out OF
these bond issues. Judge Philiins's iife has
been repeatedly threatened. He received
anonymous letters. with skull and crosshone
apartments. and one or two packages OF
YunDOWler.
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y. II. liANAFJ Eo. u. So satisfactory that |
have used tho medicine personally with murh
benefit. have prescribed IL with most excel
lent results. One "f NY patients To-day AS
surrl me that il is the hes, mpHicin" ilIH; he
ever took. calming his nerves Wonderfully
1t was only the othc; day thnt the Boston
Herald and other papers IN that city wcrc
te!lin. under big headlines the story Of the
ease Of Mary Z. Gilman. n cnse that tina metti-
cal journals had printed n grca: deal about.
For years she had been u great sufferer. 50
that she could not stand or walk witliou, great
pain. She had been attended by the hes, ply
sicians. including DR.. A. ". X. Newton. thr
weil-known Boston surgeon. 'rhry t'i"h
everything. but sio got no relief unt'i she
used Paine's celery compound. That entirely
cured her. This was several month. az. AMI
since that time. Gays the CORE. ,!'tIrnt E" IA.
current number Of one of the medical Journals.
she has had no trouble. Tho surgeon. Dr.
Newton. who examined her. told the Boston
reporters that the woman WAS undoubtedly
completely cured He spoke freely in favor OF
Paine's celery compound. saying that he and
other physicians frequently prescribed 1t with
Gnfaiing success.