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local Board OF the Association for this
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The best Remedy III
in this world, Gays ]. Hofherr of Syracuse. N Y.
is Pastor Koenigs Nerve Tonic. because my son.
who was partially paralyzed three years ago and
attacked by fits, has not had any symptoms Of
them since he took one bottle of the remedy. !
most heartily thank for it.
Nervous ProstratiOn. SIeepless-
ness. and Weakness.
WEST BRoueHToN Qnebeos Oct. I, 90.
ThePaFtor Koenigs Nerve Tonic ordered was
for young lady OF my household who was al
most useless 10 herself and others. owing to
nervous prostratfon, sleepiessness, weakness.
IA, sc. To-day there Is quite a change. The
young person il much better, stronger. and less
nervous. She will continue to use your medi-
REV. p. SARvIE
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
A MOVEMENT AGAINST HILL.
Cleveland Democrats In New York Pr'
pose to Make Things Lively.

Cleveland Democratic In New York Pro
pose to Make Things Lively.
New York, Jan o.-Over sixty Of the
most prominent Cleveland Democrats Of
this city assembled in Murray Hill to protest
against an early calling OF the Democratic
state convention and to take steps TO en-
compass the defeat Of Senator Hills nomina-
tion for the presidency. Among those pres
ent were E. Ellery Anderson, ex-MAyor
William r. Grace, ex-Secretary Of the
Treasury Charles s Fairchild, Colonel Rob
ert g. Monroe, Of Governor Flowers staff
Everett r. Wheeler, Charles A. Canda,
Henry r. Beekman and Edward 3. Whit
ney Charles s. Fairchild introduced reso-
tions setting forth that many Democrats
who had hitherto worked faithfully with
the party did not favor the attempt at snap
Judgment made by the state committee,
and proposed that the chairman appoint a
committee to draft call for meeting at
Cooper institute some time in February.
The resolutions wer8 adopted.
A committee Of three was appointed
and drew up a call which, after detailing
the action Of the state committee in calling
the state convention for February, say the
outcome of a convention selected on 50 short
a call cannot be fairly and truly representa-
tive Of the Democratic sentiment Of the
state and debars the masses Of the Demo
cratic voters Of the state from a voice in the
selection Of the Democratic candidate foI
president and vice president, and the fran
ing OF the party platform. 1t protests that
the action of the state committee is not only
not Democratic but unprecedented in the his
/ tory Of the party Of the state and calls for
mass meeting early in February to consider
4 and decide on necessary measures to secure
the best interests Of the Democratic party
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


NahtAs ON AhfAH anu nlAAtfs
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-The house spent
all of the session discussing the report Of the
committee on rules The only action taken
was the rejection of amendments proposing
TO place the appropriations for the District
Of Columbia in charge Of the committee on
the District of Columbia, and the appropria-
tions for the Mississippi river in charge Of
the committee on levees Of the Mississippi
river The discussion took a wide range
on a motion by Mr.. Hooker, Of Mississippi,
TO strike out the provision making It in
order TO call up for consideration apart
from the committee on rules and prevent
ing dilatory motions being made pending
such consideration, and a proposition for
the appointment of caucus committees on
order Of business" Free coinage, one man
power, czarisrn and flibustering were dis.
cussed, but without action on either Mr.
Hooker's or Mr.. Oates proposition the
house adjourned
"A conference Of the Democratic member.
Of the house on Friday night Of next week
has been called by Mr. Holman, chairman
of the Democratic caucus The caucus viii
decide whether on not the Democratic party
win conhne itself to the tariff as an issu,
and let silver legislation go over until tn,
second session OF not. The action Of tn,
caucus win not involve tho merits of tbs
question itself, but win simply decid,
whether on not the silver question viii cont
up for discussion this session.
Mr.. Springer got together the Democrats
members Of the ways and means COMMITTEES
and by vote Of TO 8 a resolution oifere,
by Mr.. Bryan was adopted, that in the sens
OF the committee separate bills should b
reported to the house instead Of a genera
1 bill for the revision q the tariff
Those who favored the resolution wer
Messrs- Montgomery Of Kentucky, Whiting
Of Michigan, Shively Of Indiana, Cochran 0
| New York, Stevens Of Massachusetts Bryal
of Missouri and Chairman Springer Thos
voting against the proposition we've Messrs
Mohillin Of Tenneeaee, Turner Of Georgi
and Wilson of West Virginia
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
euTLER TALKs ON Loup.
The Doughty General scores Admira
Porter In HIS New Book.

The Doughty General Scores Admiral
Porter in HIS New Book.
BosroN, Jan 30 Major General Benja-
min +, Buffers Autobiography and Per-
sonal ReminiecencesF has been issued by the
publishers, A. NJ Thayer q Co
The volume is dedicated 10 PThe good
and brave soldiers Of the Grand Army of the
Republic aud the preface sets forth tho
reason Of the publication to he ITO correct
much Of wrong done TO myself by a preju-
decd Misrepresentation Of facts and circum-
stances as tony own acts in tho service of
the country He asserts having been Of
fered nomination for vice president by
both S. p. Chace and Simon Cameron, IN be-
half Of Mr. Lincoln, and his reasons for re-
fusing them. He submits documentary evi-
dence bearing out his side Of the Admiral
Porter controversy, and stigmatizes the
admiral.s conduct during the capture Of the
fort at New Orleans as yillianous The
failure Of tho Fort Fisher powder boat plan
is also charged 10 Admiral Porter and Cen
eral W. Fl Smiths charge against Grant Of
/ drunkenness before Petersburg Is retuted.
Further on in this book be says, I'm al
military movements never met will
disaster nor nselessly sacrificed the lives q
my men"
/ Speaking Of his congressional career, thl
general says, In my congressional caree
my proudest boast is that through ml
efforts tho legal tender greenback was made
constitutional money, and l believe soon 4
win be the only money in the Unitet
I States
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
THE NEWS oE ALBANY.
An Excise hin introduced = Tho Troy
niIle raased- nnl signed.

AA AaAiAaN AtAAA AhH AFDE
Biiis Fassed-Rochester BIN signed.
ALBANY, Jan, a0.-The excise bill was in
troduced in the senate by Mr.. Endres and
in the assembly by Mr.. Foley. The bin Is
similar 60 the assembly substitute for the
Schaaf bill Of last year except that it pro
vides that Ia cities the term Of Office Of an
excise commissioner shall expire with the
term Of the mayor who appointed him.
Any party who has been refused license
may apply to the court for a writ Of GER
toran 10 review the decision Of the court.
The senate passed the i've assembly bills
for the practical redistricting Of Troy, and
confirmed the nomination Of DR. William r.
Jenkins as health officer Of the port Of New
York, also that Of Snumel A. Beardsley, OF
Utica, as railroad commissioner, in place Of
William L. Rogers
The anti Pinkerton bill, after considerable
opposition from the railroad men in the as
sembly was advanced To third reading.
The senator's substituted the senate bill 70
expend S225,0O0 on the north extension Of
the Metropolitan museum for Assemblyman
Martins bill, and sent il to the cities COM
mittee.
Both houses adjourned until Monday
evening.
| A delegation Of Rochester mon appeared
+ before Governor Flower 70 urge him not to
1 sign the Rochester redistricting bin, but the
| governor signed the bill and with it he filed
q memorandum stating that It is within the
province Of the legislature, aud not of the
common council, 70 fix the boundaries Of
the new wards. He says the question OF
home rule is not involved; that the hill is an
eminently fair one as it win give the city
twenty supervisors instead Of sixteen, and
it should have them because, with three
fourths Of the population Of the county and
paying three-fourths Of the taxes, it il ont
voted by the nineteen supervisors from th.
towns Of the county.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. SO.-The youngest son
Of the late ex-senator Mcdonald will con-
test the ex-senator's win on the ground that
undue influence was exerted upon McDon-
aid during his latter years by Mrs. AicDon-
aid, and while under this influence he left
her the bulk Of the property. 1T is simply
in attempt at blacllmail, said Mrs Melon
nld Although the son who VIII bring the
suit has his second wife, he did not think
his father should marry a second time with
out consulting him.
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sIrnArInNs WANTED.



WANTED. SITUATION AS UPSTAIRS
w girl. Call at NoA07 Orange street.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

ALBERT LEA, Mimi, Jan. a0-A sensation
was created here by the announcement that
the Freeborn County bank, owned by the
late Lieutenant Governor Armstrong, did
not have money 10 pay its depositors and
that it would not be reopened, it having
been closed since the lieutenant governors
recent death
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
KENTUCKY TERRORIzED
The Parton Turner Feud Re-
newed in Savage Earnest.
THREE FRESH VICTIMS LAID Low.

1t Is Fight 60 the Death and Rivals
the Famous HatneId-McCoy Faction
Butohory-A Battle with Iawabiding
Citizens i Now Possibility.
PINEvIIIE, Ky, Jan 90.-The old Turner
Parton feud, which has been moribund for
nearly two years, has broken out again with
every promise Of being moro deadly in its
results than ever. II began five years ago,
and ragged for three years all over the south
ern portion Of this county. More than sew
enty-fiye lives were sacrificed, dozen being
killed in one day, Two years ago a peace
was patched up, and since that time no
blood has been shed until recently. The
outlook now il for feudal war that win
leave the Hatfeld-McCoy vendetta in the
shade. The scene n wild, mountainous
locality, known as South America, and is
about eighteen miles from this, the nearest
est railroad point
Three New Victims.
Three men have been killed since Satur-
! day. They are Manuel Parton, Lee Davis
and Win Jones. The fight ia between Berry
| Turner, a notorious outlaw and murderer,
who has perhaps killed more men than any
other one man who has ever terrorized this
section, with a strong gang, and the Parton
faction. The Parton side il a strong one
and claim to have the law on their side, but
so far they have had the hot end Of the
| fight. Manuel Parton wac killed Saturday.
He had essayed to capture Berry Turner,
dead or alive, and posted himself at a con-
venient distance from a house in which
Turner was fortified with a number OF his
gang
It was probably Parton's intention 70
shoot Turner at the FIRST opportunity, but
the latter had too much cunning. The out
law discovered the whereabouts Of his would
be slayer, and at an unguarded moment sue
ceeded in drawing a bead on the latter and
sent a bullet from his Winchester crashing
through Parton's head. The body Of Parton
was allowed TO lie in the woods for foul
days, his friends being afraid to attempt t
rescue it. When it was finally taken away
the body had been partially deyoured by
J hogs.
A Bitter Fight Expected.
; This murder only fired the Parton factor
to more desperate warfare against the Tur
ner side, and on Wednesday they made
bold attempt to avenga the death. The ac
] was disastrous to the Partons, as two NOR
] Of their number bit the dust The Parton
, had surrounded the Turner stronghold, bu
, instead Of taking the enemy by surpris
were themselves taken in. They were fire
t upon from the Turner house, and befor
they could realize that their presence ha
been discovered lee Davis and win Jones
! two Of the leading men Of the Parton fal
3 tion, had been pierced by bullets from th
& deadly Winchesters.
J More than a hundred shots were 81
I changed, and some Of the Turner tactic
r are said to have been wounded. There
. talk Of organizing q posse Of officers fror
r this county and from Clarborne county
9 Tenn, to attempt the capture Of Turnei
T and biz fght win undoubtedly follow.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

New ORLEANS, Jan. Sex President
Cleveland is expected here Monday. He
viii be met at the Southern Pacific depot
by the mayor and a committee of the Boston
and PickwiclS clubs and escorted TO the resi-
dence of Hon. l. L. Semmis, where a lunch
viii be rendered him. At the city hall a
public reception viii be held Governor
Nichols and o.her state officials will be
rarpeput
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

RIOR Sale 1.-TWO OF The MOSI IUM-
4 pleta and best appointed cheap houses to
be had. 7ih and jackson. seven rooms snd
economical to manage and keep in repair.
Apply to A. L. JOHNSON. No. 624 jackson or
sth and Sh.pley streets.
xrOR SALE CHEAP ON VERY EASY
y terms for the next four weeks, nya or six
ten room houses. at Ninth and Harrison
streets. Modern improvements, front and
back porches, bay windows and sewer con
nections. Apply to n. b. CUbBEhI, NO.
1853 West Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, JAN SOMrs. Emma
5haeffer was frightened to death by q tramp
who entered her room by forcing open the
door Her husband was lying sick IN the
same room. Before he could reach his wife
she had given a dying gasp. The tramp,
horror stricken, fed.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

Of the i25th birth anniversary Of Tom Paine,
Colonel Robert fngersoll paid high tribute
TO Paineis genius, eulogig .ng and defending
him in the broadcast terms, concluding his
remarks by saying: The church has been
like coiled viper on the grave Of Thomas
Paine since 1909, and whoever has attempted
to defend him they have attacked
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
Governor s1cKinlcy Improving.

CoLUMBUs, O., Jan. 3O.-Goyernor Nc
Kinley's condition is so much improved that
serious results are no longer feared DR..
Fullerton says that he has commended resi-
for a few days, and this with light treat
ment be felt sure would put the governor
IN his usual condition Of health early in the
week
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
Foster u Attend ! Grand Feast.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan 3O.-Secretary
Foster left here for Washington, where he
will attend the annual dinner OF the Gride-
IRON club tonight The dinner will be one
Of the grandest ever given in this country.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

WILLTMANTEc, Conn, Jan. 9O.-William
Warren, Of Killingly, a prominent Saliva
ZIONIST, eloped with Miss Lizzie Shippe, a
nineteen-year-old blonde, member Of his
Sunday school class Warren leaves a wife
and three children destitute.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 3O-The canal boat Joe
Barnes was sunk while attempting to clear
Branford reef Four men and one woman
were on board, and but for the timely ar
rival of the steamer Enterprise Captain
Hulse would have been drowned
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
KEYsToME sTATE RepueuIcANs.
They win Meet In State Convention al
Harrisburg on April go.

Harrisburg on April 90.
PHILADELFTHa Jan. S0.-The Republican
Btate committee held a meeting and decided
to hold the state convention at Harrisburg
on April 90 Lieutenant Governor Watres
presided at the meeting, which was well at
tended.
A resolution was passed commencing
President Harrison's ability in handling the
Chilian matter; also resolution of thanks
to Chairman Watres for his services during
the last campaign.
An attempt was made by Samuel Benson,
Of Cumberland, to place Joseph Sadler in
nomination for the vacancy on the supreme
court bench, but he was not recognized.
Nothing was done in regard to choosing
Senator Quay's successor in the national
rpmmittee
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

CALESMAN WANTED SALARY AND
- expenses. Permanent business. brown
Bros, 81 CO., NVrserymen. Rochester. n. !.
TXT FOR THE EQUIT-
w able life Of New York, only rep esenta-
five men need apply. Excellent contracts to
geod solieitoTs sas 5NspS MsJet Al strsa MAhHh' en
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
Another Chanoo for Graves.

DENVER, Jan 30.-Dr Graves has not
been feeling well the last few days, but
when the news reached him that the su-
preme court had granted him a supersedeas
on his attorneys writ of error he jumped to
his feet much delighted. He feels sure that
he viii obtain a new trial
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

New BEDFORD, Mass, Jan. 30.-Advices
from Cape Verde islands report the Provh-
lence schooner Nellie May seized by the
Portuguese government for carrying too
many passengers.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30.-Charlie Mitchell has
challenged John L. Sullivan to meet him in
a twelve foot ring, in response 70 a desire
said to have been expressed by Sullivan in
Butte City, Mont, for such a meeting
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
A consul Horsewhlnned.

SAN SALVADOR, Jan. 30-Don Francisco
Mendoza Boza, the consul of Ecuador at
this city, was publicly horsewhipped by
Senior Miguel Duenas. Duenas is the son Of
an ex-president Of Ecuador. The horse
whipping was the result Of an old quarrel.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

CHICAGO, Jan. S0.-The Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton is about to absorb the In
dianapolis, Decatur and Western and Terre
Haute and Peoria roads. The deal also in
cludes, it is said, the Iowa Central.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

HARRISBURG, Jan. 80. 0.--Goveinur Pattison
ordered a warrant for the hanging % Ed
ward Mcmillan, the wife murderer of Lu-
zerne county, on April Z.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
A pIr olothlng shut Down.

BAR HARBoR CITY, NJ j., Jan 30-Most
Of the large clothing factories Of this place
have shut down on account Of duh times
Two-thirls Of the population are entirely
idle, and this shut down will entail great
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan. 50.-I'he third annual
exhibition of the New York Poultry and
Pigeon association win be held in Madison
Square Garden for one week, beginning
next Wednesday
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
clnrn nnrton,a AnnenI.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-Miss Clara Bar
ton, president Of the Red Cross, has issued
an appeal to the people Of the United States
Tor 5000 with which TO ship four cargoes
81 the breadstuffs contributed by American
millers 70 the starving peasants Of Russia.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

CHEsTERTowN, Nd, Jan 30 a "TomS
Thompson, colored, who on Aug. % last
murdered William, alias "Bully," Adams,
also colored, by stabbing, was hanged in the
jail yard Of this place. Sheriff Plummer
himself sprung the trap. The bones in
Thompson's neck were broken by the drop
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

NEW YORK Jan. 30.-The defense in Car
lyle Harris case opened with an eloquent
plea for the accused by Lawyer Taylor, and
climax came when the prisoners counsel,
Mr.. Jerome, overcome with emotion, sobbed
and broke down, unable to proceed. An
adjournment was Immediately taken.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

FREEHOLD, n j. Jan. 30-Mrs. George
Hopping, near Hopping station, few days
ago inhaled some smoke over cook stove
filed with green wood Her head, face and
breast began TO swell, and now she is dying,
unable to see, eat or talk
Evening journal., 1892-01-30
stnhhed n ! snlonn I.nw.

NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 30-Pasquale Rubu
was fatally stabbed by Antonio Sarruyo in
saloon row at Bloomfield. Sarruyo was cap
tured after a hot chase and taken to the
county jail
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 3O-Imported
Tocques, the dam of Pierre Lorillard's
grand race mare la Tosca, is dead at the
Nursery Stud farm here She was p years
nl1
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. SO.--John Schweit-
ger Henry Sehweitzer and Robert Shirlock,
who brutally beat and kicked William Miller
10 death, were sentenced to the eastern
penitentiary for five years each.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

NEW YoRK, Jan 30 The tug Luckenbach
rescued one Of the missing scows. This
makes three Of the four scows which went
adrift accounted for Very little hope IS
entertained OF recovering the Webster and
her crew.
Evening journal., 1892-01-30

BERLIN, Jan. 50. I'm consequence Of arup-
ture between the government and the Ma
tional Liberals, Herr Bennigsen has resigned
the presidency OF Hanover.