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THE SABBATH AT HOMESTEAD
Non-UnIon Men Attend Divine Service
In the Mill.

HOMESTEAD, July 3l.-About four hun
dred nonunion men this morning sat
tended religious services held in the mill
by Chaplain Adams of the Sixteenth Regi-
ment. \ string orchestra from Pittsburg
rendered sacred music. The surround
lngS were indeed strange-the ponderous
mill machinery, a strong fence, large
number of armed Watchmen and brig
ade Of soldiers just outside. At the con-
clusion of the sermon the men Joined in
singing America"
EFFORT TO BE MADE TO START THE MILLS.
PITTsBURG, July 81. = The Carnegie
Companies will make an effort in the
morning TO resume operations at the
upper Union mills in this city, and have
requested a police guard. The strikers
say guard is not necessary, as they do
not intend to commit any breach of the
peace. 1t is probable an attempt will be
made to start the Duquesne plant soor.
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body was found at the house. This IS the
first murder committed in Orange County.
Funeral Of the Desert victims.

SAN DIEGO. July 31.-FuneraI services
were held to-day over the remains of
Bieedlove and son who lost their lives on
the desert. The bodies Will be shipped
tomorrow TO san Jacento for interment.
Brief services will be held tomorrow
over the remains of Fish, the third of the
Inflated prospecting party. His body
viii be forwarded 10 his old home in
Meadville, Pa, for interment.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
Many Persons Injured in Collision in
Milwaukee.

'ItIIIy 4 VIsOLs III UfeW III @ JOIIlslOn IN
Milwaukee.
MINIATURES, July 3l.-The second
section of an excursion train on the
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad, having a
party from Chicago, ran into the first Sec
ton in the Union Station. this morninr.
Ten men on the first and eight on the
second section were injured. One died
afterwards and two others may not live.
FATAL COLLISION IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, July 31.-A passenger
train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad coIlided with a switch
engine here this evening, the engineer OF
the latter being killed and the fireman
fatally scalded. The passengers were
badly shaken up.
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Eruption of Mount Elm.

CATANIA, July 3l.-There are several
craters on Mount Etna of intense activity
and the forward movement of the molten
mass is growing more rapid, and conse-
quently more threatening to the various
villages.
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wreck Of the Bark nehemiah Gibson

" ISCiA OF ING I6iIfIk y eIemlan GIbSOn.
New YORK, July 31.-The steamer
Segournca, which arrived to-day, brings
Captain Risley and nine of the men OF
the bark Nehemiah Gibson, wrecked on
the Concession reef. Captain Risley re-
ports that the bark, after striking.
was boarded by about 100 Brazilian In
dams, who began stealing everything
movable, and it was with great difficulty
that the crew succeeded III saving even
part OF their effects.
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work of Radical Conspirators

YOKOHAMA. July 31.-An attempt to
assassinate Count Oluno, leader of the
Progressist party, and Viscount Kono
Tokano, Japanese Minister of Justice. is
supposed to have been instigated by rad
zeal conSpirators,
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SIX BOYS Drowned.

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), July 31.-Near Win
chester to-day six boys were drowned in
the Kentucky river by the overturning of
their skif. They We're aged from 6 to Is.
Their names are Nellie Farney, Claud
farney, Walter Farney, Charles Farney,
Alvin Brock and Winer Brock.
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Arbltrated With Butcher-Knires,

BAY CRY (Mich.), July 3I.-Two lum-
bermen named OBrien and Laferma,
living not far from here, quarreled over
the possession of their cook, Tillie Leon
ard, and arbitrated the matter with
butcher-knives. O'Brien will die and
the other man is fearfully injured.
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Woman Burned TO Deoth.

LYONS iowa, July 3l.-The little town
of Wheatland, in this county, was burned
this morning, Four big brick business
blocks and other buildings were burned.
The loss is estimated at ST., 200. Mrs.
John Schneider, who lived over one of
the burned stores, was burned TO death.
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Desrrnctivo CroInnn.

PARIS, July 3l.-A dispatch from Val
ence, Department of the Drome, says a
cyclone caused immense destruction in
that town and vicinity. The loss in-vines
alone is enormous.
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UNSETTLED VENEZUELA.

The Coming Presidential Election
Likely TO Bring About War.
NEW YoRK, July 3l.-The HeraLd's
correspondent at Curacao, West Indies,
cables the following: News has been re-
ceiyed here from an apparently trust
worthy source in Venezuela that Crespo
is now in charge of the executive depart
ment OF that country. As the story goes,
the revolutionary leader kept up steady
advance toward the capital. The Govern
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TIFI1Y-SECOND CONGRESS.
Few Important Measures Passed
at the Present Session.
THE CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT THE
MOST NOTEWORTHY.

President Harrison Issues a Proclalna-
ton Commanding All Persons En-
gagged in the Cattlemen's War in
Wyoming to Cease nostnities and
Dispense, and Retire Peacefully to
Their Homes on on Before tho Sd
Inst,
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CHOLERA IN BURMAH.

nounces that cholera has broken out in
Taingos, Burnah, saying: Many shops
are closed on account of the death of the
owners. and business is almost at q stand
ctill. Many inhabitants are quitting the
town. The outbreak is due to the filthy
condition of the town.
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BosToN, July 31.-The Socialist Labor
party has nominated full state ticket.
John Orris, who was a co-worker with
Wendell Phillips and VIM Lloyd Garri-
sou, is their candidate for Governor.
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smallpox at seattle.

TACOMA WASH, July 31.-Quarantine
against down-Sound points was resumed
to-day on account Of smallpox having
been discovered in Seattle.
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Arl.ested on a Charce OF Mnrder.

TACOMA Wash. }, July 3I.-Delmont N.
Borders and man named Scale were
arrested near this city early this morning
on charge of numbering Patrolman
GUIDANCE last night.
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HELD FOR RANSOM.
Mystery Surrounding the Disap.
pearance of Judge Explained.
BELIEVED TO BE IN THE HANDS
OF THE MALTA.

Many People Injured, Some Fatally, in
Railway Accident in the Depot at
Milwaukee, Caused by the Second
Section of an Excursion Train Run
ming Into the First Sectfon-FataI
Collision in Ohio.
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Judgment for the government.

WINNIPEG, July 31.-Hon. John Mar
tin, who is in London arguing school
case on behalf of the Government. cables
a strong judgment in the Governments
favor by the PTivy Council, controyert-
inc the superior Courts Judgment.
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sousa Resigns the Leadershin.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Col. Haywood,
commanding the Marine corps, has &C.
cepted the resignation of Sousa, leader
of the Marine Band, with extreme regret,
stating that his knowledge of the adj
vantages offered to Sousa leaves no other
course open.
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Dr. Newman Ian. the eminent I.on.

DR.. Newman Hall, the eminent London
preacher, whom Americans remember
with special interest because of his SYM
pathy With the Union cause in the days
Of our civa war, expects TO retire from
his pastorate next July. He has attained
the age of 76 years. Lincoln Tower" 30
feet nigh, which adjoins DR.. Newman
Halls church on the v estminster- bridge
road, was built in commemoration of
Abraham Lincoln from funds subscribed
on both sides OF the Atlantic.
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; Drought Sufferers F,.om NIeyIco.

New ORLEANS, July 31.-A Times Dem.
ocrdt El Paso special says: Drought suf-
fcrers from Mexico are coming into the
United States III great numbers, Offering
labor for board sor 20 cents a day. The
Federal officials are looking into the
matter,
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-The United
States cruiser Charleston arrived here
to-day from Port Orchard, on her way TO
Mare Island, where she goes for repairs,
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- FRANCIsco GAn1Es
Man Muraered in orange Grovn.

SANTA ANA. July 31.-Neys was
brought here this morning by Mexican
boy that man named McKel7ey had
been murdered on Madame Modieska's
ranch, in Santiago Canyon, twenty miles
from here, last night. Mckelvey was
alone on the ranch. and his murderer is
not known. The Sheriff and Il deputy
have gone up and the body sent for. The
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Princess Beatrlce's Narrow Escape.

BERLIN, ulyi31.-Princess Beatrice had
a narrow escape from death from fire in
the castle at Heiligenberg yesterday
morning. Her maid, carrying candle,
approached too near a mosquito net COW
ering the bedstead, setting fire to the net.
Princess Beatrice, who was in bed, had
no time to dress, but ran out and alarmed
the household. The hose fixture near the
bedroom would not work, and the whole
wing of the castle was destroyed before
the firemen arrived. Princess Beatrice
lost all her jewels and clothes. Two fire.
men were injured,
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BASEB ALL.
Loolzabaugh's Curves Batted All Over
the Field.


the Field.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 31...The home
team defeated the san Joses this afternoon
by a score of eighteen to five. Pitcher
Harper is on the sick list, and Looka-
baugh was put in to pitch his third
straight game for sap Jose. lie was
batied at lively rate, being sized up for
twenty-one safe shots. That was the
story Of the game. He was poorly sup
ported. Outside of the first inning the
visitors could not hit Hoffman.
GAME AT Los ANGELES.
Los ANGELES, July 3I.-Horner has no
one TO blame but himself for the loss of a
very one-sided game here to-day. The
Oaklanders We're never in the game, and
it WAS too much one sided from the start
to be even interesting. Score: Los An
geles IL, Oakland 8.
SAN FRANCISCO GAMES.
At the Haight-street grounds on Satur-
day the San Joses defeated the Friscos by
score of L to 10.
At Los Angeles on the same date the
home teams defeated Robbinson's apgre-
cation by a score OF y 10 g.
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BRISK CANNoNADING.
Spanish Gunboat Fired Upon on the
Coast of MOrNccn

OUdsJ OF MOfOCcO.
MADRID, July 31.-The Spanish gum
boat Pillar, while cruising along the coast
OF Morocco, was fired upon by party of
Moors on shore. The commander of the
gunboat hoisted the Spanish flag, think
ing the attack was the result of a mistake
and expecting that it would cease when
the flag was seen, but the firing became
more vigorous.
Thereupon the commander ordered the
fire returned and brisk cannonade was
kept up between the vessel and shore.
The course of the gunboat was changed
to bring her nearer the shore and render
her fire more effective. The Moors held
their ground until the vessel neared the
shore, when they fed precipitateIy.
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Human sacr.lflcns Aholisnnd

LONDON, July 3I.-Advices from the
gold coast say the British have installed
a new King in eastern Crabo, abolished
human sacrifices and other fetish rites,
and expelled all priests and priestesses.
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viii be Expelled from France.

PARIS, July GA prominent Italian
naval engineer has been arrested at Tou-
Hon, and viii be at once expelled from
I France.
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Gladstone,s Ifealth ImDrovino

LONDON, July Gladstone remained
in his room to-day, but his physicians
say he will be able to transact his usual
business Tomorrow
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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
Letter From the Pope Relative to
the Discovery of America.
CATHOLICS ASKED TO COMMELfO-
RATE THE ANNIVERSARY

The Coming Presidential Election in
Venezuela Likely to Result in An
other Revolution, So Bitterly is the
Contest Being Waged by the Vari-
GUS Aspirants for the ONCE of Chief
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INDIANS UP Tn ARMS.
News OF a Startling Nature From
the COlviIle Reservation.
REDSKINS DETERMINED THAT THE
WHITES MUST CLEAR OUT.

PROJECTORS dubbed and Driven or
the Lauds-Fires Raging all over
the Reservation, Supposed to Have
Been Started by the Indians in
Order TO Force all Invaders to
Leave the Country.
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New Race Track to be Built.

CHICAGO, July 31.-The Garfield Park
Club has made arrangements to build q
rack track at RUBY Station, Indiana, in
the event OF the cases now pending in
court being decided against it. rhe site
is about fifteen miles from this city.
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The Paris Petit journal has now reached
the enormous circulation of 1,250, 600 cop
les daily.
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Denth OF ava Ex-Unfted states senator

ANNAPOLIS (Md.), July 3l.-Ex- United
States Senator Anthony Kennedy died
to-day, aged 81.
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War Among Frogs.

Many of the citizens of Vermont will re-
member to have seen on one dollar bills OF
the Windham County State bank vignettc
representing frogs fighting. This was en-.
graved to commemorate what is known as
the Battle of Bullfrogs.
Many years ago, when the town of Wind
ham was newly settled, there was very
dry season. There are two large ponds in
Windham, separated by considerable
strip of land Each of these ponds was in.
habited by large number Of frogs
The smaller pond dried up, and its in
habitants started in a body for the lower
and larger pond. They were met in the
intervening space by n party from the
larger pond, and fierce and long contin.
ued battle ensued between the rival com
munities.
The hideous clamor of the frogs during
this encounter attracted the attention OF
several farmers, who witnessed the strange
spectacle of bullfrogs engaged in fierce
and deadly battle. The contest lasted
twelve hours, and nearly all the inhab
itants of the little town witnessed it. The
war is now one of the traditions of the
place. Youths Companion.
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Effect on the Liver of Cycling.

The act Of pedaling the cycle instantly
quickens the circulation in the feet and
legs, and in the course of n quarter or hall
an hour sends a perfect torrent of blood
through the veins of the legs and the pei
Wis into the portal vein, which spreads it,
self out in the liver from the lower side
In other words, the effect of cycling upon
the liver is the same as that of flooding a
still and stagnant lake with innumerabe
mountain streams after n heavy rainfall!
The whole of he water in the lake is vic.
lentiy move l. and the outiiov at it's lower
extremity is increased tcn!oll.
1t j. pre- y His G021;ag cIeft which
is pyo.d@t. Vpaa Tie li,>r by the rnshii.:
cltrrr,ta Of b.r.yI froHl ti, legs IL, the II.
suit Of tNa;r p7 .,~y'j" ;ic'.v. d? il petls II
the bicyci, -. 5;.iv. I.a stagrant lahe
in the orgHl 'uaT'"! in *, : l.'.rt, all ~
minut,.sl TT i't..YA N.S",. ''e wash, ri
out. rs bic 50 },.. a.. i, ... st'.jG.;,t,,
by frcsi: i,iucl ,.o he ntp.'., ~ii.4. Il i.Yr'
pill uiaa.iy t..&, tn 10 t."v.'e iiHil.1' &.
perform is pArfo,mri in t-,-, ;t;.n OILS hour
and w;ti :,.,lG.. / .CN' t,.ur0: :, .!neSs ~ !
naturasgc'(i.
Not t;Dit t.lc ','t,, ..9'n e.iert Of cyclins,
is to rouse t;.c ..l,vt is ito &c,i,ity, hut the
constipation tnf. liver t','oi'iIty are lsr;,.iti
ally overcome b. itn IA .vasc Of nain,d.
physiological activity, ana the cure re
mains permanent 80 long us the exercise is
persevered with. Hospital
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LIFE.

n Life were one dance in a torch Lit hall,
If life were sweet music and that were all,
1t would be ms gay as a summer day.
But music ceases and lights die out,
And what of the darkness of night without
II life were but lover and lady gay.
No armor to wear and no riding away,
1t would be rs bright as wedding night.
But Morning buGlcs and Honor calls,
And, oh! the silence of widowed halls
One rare brief moment they fight no more,
The sailor Is home from tho distant shore,
Away so long! and rest but a song
Begun by bride in the dead mans ears,
And lost In the tempest or shock of spears.
Douglas Sladen in Lippincott's.
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kearney.

Not seeing any news it,
the columns OF THE REPuBl
from tins place. will write
lines before starting up Sal
We live out here and did II
tend making the VOYAGE. so "
Il late start us all Of the boats
in use we had to borrow som
our opponents but they s.
they want them again in four
James Hardlnger has Gu
tim Der where his saw mill set
cept a barn bill for j. o. III.
son.
Crlss Kahs moved his saw
from Little Mountains last
and will set it up near NJ. S.
vey's. Uncle Criss Is "a hustl,
we wish him good luck.
b. W. Harvey, Esq. W.
guest of W. E. Harvey Su
We anticipate a wedding it,
section shortly.
Jas. ID. Harvey is doing
business at present and is
flour at 81 per barrel.
Stock of all kind is win,
well and there is some of H.
best stock in this vicinity AS
blooded animals are brought
the South Branch and with
grass and the best of stock th
suit is fine cattle.
William Wilson, of near Il
ington, was visiting friends
relatives in this vicinity last
He is nearly IS years old a.
quite spry yet Y
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I'm A DAISY"
which we propose to send to you, transpor-
tation paid. The little darling rests against
a pillow, and is in the act Of drawing off its
pink sock, the mate of which has been pulled
of and flung aside with a triumphant coo.
The flesh tints are perfect, and the eyes follow
you, no matter where Won stand. The exqui-
stereproductions CT this greatest painting of
Ida Waugh (the most celebrated of modern
painters of baby life arc to be given to those
who subscribe to Demorcsts Family Maya
zine for 1898. The reproductions cannot be
are the same size u7x22 inchesl. The baby is
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also in preparation, to present 10 our sub
scribers during 1888, other great pictures by
such artists as Percy Moran, Maud Humphrey,
Louis Deschamps, and others of worldwide
renown. Take only two examples of what
we did during the past year, a YARD or Pan
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wife of President Harrison, and you Will see
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Asher Glade.

Will you please find room in
your valuable columns for Nv
items from our place.
Nice winter weather at present
Health good, but we hear thar Ia
grippe is on its way again.
We see Umbel & Sons hav.
sumed work on their saw mill
G. b. Frazee, of Frazee's R =,
closed his school a few days re, =
ly on account of sickness.
Our school at the Glade is =
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you may inquire at Asher e .
and Sand Spring schools whe
has been for eight winters.
Butchering is about over for
season. The largest porker i
community was killed by job
Thomas which Melted about
hundred and ninty pounds
j. B. Thomas and wife bn e
their infant child yesterday.
We understand that the stor #
Savage & Go. at Sand Spring w,li
change hands nj April.
The store of Isaac Myers & $
at Markles sburg, Pa, IS nov
by Messrs. Hiram and NJ. G.
bel Of the same place.
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CoaII Coal Coal

Buy from Felty and save money.
Always on hand.
41-3t EELTY & Co.
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DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY,

Maybe you think this is q new business,
sending out babies on application; It has been
done before, however, but never have those
furnished been 90 near the original sample a.
this one. Everyone will exclaim, !" Well !
that's the sweetest baby 1 ever saww This
little black -and-white engraving can rive
you but faint idea of the exquisite original,
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NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS.

OFFICE OF THF
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OAKLAND, Md, Nov. 1892
The supervisors of he roads where bridges
are built over streams are reqr ested to ex-
anime the safety of same and If found danger
Gus to post notice of the danger and report
the same to County Com missioners IN writ
ing OF the condition any and all bridges of
a dangerous character.
Also. If they Know of any person or persons
obstructin2 the county roads to notify such
persons TO remove the obstruction at once.
By order OF board,
81. It IT, = MEYERS Clerk
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Ladies' Jackets.

Just opened, a new lot of ladies
jackets.
Newmarkets worth So at $3.50.
M. L. SCOTT,
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b. & o. r.. Il. Timetable,

The following is the new time ia
BILE on the B. & o. which want into
effect June 1st., 1892:
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Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it aft, all other treatment had failed.
% cents per box.
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tbiiN \. WOLF
ARPtNTER AMI HUlipkF
'ak street. East End. Oakland,