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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28

THE RoumanIan government has or
dered five days quarantine on the
Russian frontier to prevent the intro
fact. the whole frontier is closed to
traffic from Russia except at one sta
ton, and all the ports are closed against
vessels arriving from Russian ports on
the Danube
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28

John w. Harmon, until late grain in
spector at st. Joseph and Kansas City
Gicd the other day. aged 40 years. He
had been sick for four months.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28
4 Narrow Escape.

David Longsdon, aged 10. was caught
in the shafting of mill at Nevada. and
every shred of his clothing stripped off
lie escaped almost uninjured.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28

THE expert accountant who found
that the late Secretary Schattenberg.
of the Milwaukee school board, had
robbed the city of nearly $50. 900 before
he committed suicide. and that Public
Librarian Linderfel had swindled the
city out of $4,000. on the ed an
nounced a discrepancy of s34, ZOO in the
meter accounts of the water depart
ment
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28
Body Recovered.

The body of Charles Olston, who was
drowned at Lexington, on the 18th, was
found the other day in the Missouri
river at Slater.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28
The Mission Eutchery.

WALLACE. Idaho, July 2S.-The de-
tails of the Mission massacre show one
of the most horrible butchcries that
ever happened N the Coeur d'Alene.
They fully justify reports hitherto sent
out. Lieut. Smith left Wardner on
Tuesday with force to make a
thorough examination of the ground.
He did not have time tn complete his
work, but reported the finding of a
large spot on n hillside in the Fourth
of July canyon-burned over, and said
the ashes were thought to be from
human bodies cremated, it is supposed
by placing them on pitch logs.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28

RICHMOND Curtis, said to be nephew
of George VIM. Curtis, editor of Har-
per's Weekly, and travelling under the
assumed name of George Connors, an
ex-refOrmatory convict. committed
suicide. on the 10Th, by hanging in the
Jail at Huntington, Pa. He was in
prison on the charge of DEMONSTRATING.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28
An italian Military Company.

The first Italian military company
ever formed in this country, it is said, is
being organized in St Louis 1t will be
mounted
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28

THE Sunday Rest league of New
Orleans and the American Fedora ton
of Labor. which latter now has strong
hold on the working men of the city.
will work together to enforce the Sun
day-closing law, and it is believed the
rum-seilers will not dare to oppose this
strong combination. The active cam
paign began on the oath.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28
votaries OF Dime Novel literature

BRAZIL. Ind. July 2S.-Fred Smith
and John Patterson. two boys of this
city, who have made trashy literature
a study. masked themselves last night;
strapped two revolvers to their belts,
armed themselves with two big knives
and went on the street. They sue
ceeded in soaring several girls, and
then proceeded to somc obscure spot.
where they fought with knives. Smith
was badly wounded and may not re-
cover.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28
THEY GO FREE.

The State Officers .tbandon the Prosccu-
ton of the Accused fancy County CMo.)
Lynchers and Afurderers Because of
Their Inability to Fight Against the
Bald KnObber Influence.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July 23.--The Ia
ney county lynchers are free, as it has
been found impossible to convict them
in fancy county. For several days
there We're rumors here that every
thing was fixed" and that there
would be no conviction, so the
result is not a surprise. Judge
w. D. Hubbard has been Sc
verely censured, but it is not l-c-
lieved that he is responsible for tie ! e.
suit When the panel of forty men
was completed, Prosecuting At
torney Davis and his assistant. Mr..
Sharp. looked over the list and found
that tbirty-four of the men We're me,n-
bers of the defunct Bald knob5er or
ganization and supposed to be in SYM
pathy with the lynchers.
Col. Harrington. the special repre-
sentative of the state. was not present
being dangerously i'll at his home.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28

Gov Pl,ITIsOS of Pennsylvania and
staff arrived at Homestead ON the 10Th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Missouri Fairs.

The following fairs and the dates
upon which they will be held have been
annOunced:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28

The Road Improvement Convention.
MIR. Levi Chubbuck. secretary of the
state board of agriculture, writes as
follows:
The ST. Louis & San Francisco: Wabash, Chi
cago & Alton: Chicago. st. Louis & Kansas
City: Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific: Chicago
Milwaukee &; St Paul: Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe. Missouri Pacific: Missouri Kansas &
Texas: Hannibal & St.Josaph; Kansas City. FIT.
Scott 6 Memphis railroad companies have
granted for the road improvement convention
to ne held August 1919 in Cnillicothe a rate of
one and third fare the certificate plan for
the round trip.
Under this arrangement delegates will pur-
chase one way tickets paying full fare the same
and obtaining OF agent at time of purchase GER
tificate receipt for full fare paid.
This receipt must b. countersigned by the
secretary of the convention to entitle the hold
to purchase return ticket at one-third fare.
II two more roads used going trip,
separate tickets should be bought and separate
receipts taken from each road.
Reduced freight rates on machinery have also
he N granted and road machinery for exhibi
btion is now being shipped to Chillicothe.
sBHon. ]. r. Potter. of New York. editor of
Good Road, will deliver an illustrated lecture
on road construction, using a stereoptcon.
Maj. Warmers Appointments.
At a recent meeting of the Republican
state central committee the following
speaking appointments were made for
the republican gubernatorial candidate:
August 4. Center, Rails county.
August 9. Trenton. Mercer county.
August II. Springfield.
August IA. Carthage.
August Il, Cameron.
August 49, Maryville. Nodaway county.
August q. Chillicothe.
August %. Holden johnson county.
August 26. Hermann Gasconade county.
August %, JEFF rson City.
The Rails county speech will be delivered at
Dick Dalton's home while the county nominal
ing convention is in session. At Cameron the
Third congressional district nominating
vention will be in session 1T Maj. Warmers visit.
The Holden appointment was by invitation OF
the direct ors of the Johnson County Fair asso.
citation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
Taxed In Pennsylvania.

Judge BitiinzeT. of YORK, has decided s
collateral inberitznoe oa-e Of eoasideIable
importance n fzEor Of the state george
snail died IN Baltimore about year $50,
lsasing as portion of his estate one-ihird
interest in joint parineship controlling :
Eauring miil. resl estate investments, &C..
the whole being worth $4,000. The Sid-
oE took ore half Of her husbands interest
which va Si59.eoo, leaving s75eeo npon
which the state claimed collateral inherit
ance tax Of fve per cent, amounting 10
$50
The sxecu-urx oon1e1ded thsi the estate
Eas roi liable far The tax bcaEse Small uss
: sesideni of Baltimore, ard the stock. being
pers9azi properly, followed his person in
isv, zad ~ taxable. ifanyEhere II Baiti-
more TIE s;foraey gansrsl, Oh behalf o.
the Common Eealth, argued thar the estate
beng an in'sresi in ioint stock p2une--
ship en-zEsS - basiu-sk 10 Pennsylvania
and The real esisse b-iag caPitaiizsd = stock,
tie sso.k Vas aciusily within the common
wealth Of Pennsylvania, and therefore taxa
be here Judge Beiiinger sustained the
Commonwealth : contention, and gave j0dg
ment fsT the smoanf claimed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

The third animal session Of the SonsTsst
county Farmers Institute was called 70 order
IN the oour house Al So = n TaesaAy
morning.
Al Bose. Of Summit i0zEshiF zks
elected Prssiden; ard Albert Berkey, of
Q1emahoning township Secretary.
Senator Critch6eld intrOd1oei the speak
ers from abroad. Hon John A. woodward,
Of Centre couuiy; ! 7. Altman. of Juaisia
county. lectursr Of the Pennsylvania State
Grange: Wm- Frear, Professor Of Agriculta-
rzl Chemistry. state o0ilese; 5 B Hsyes. Of
York county, Who Eill deliver 81 ilInssrat-
ed lecture ~ Geology Secretary Edge Of the
Staie Beard Of Agriculture, E. Z C-itoh-
fed OF Nj Pleasant, Pa
Folloving the introduction Of,he AbOEe
gsniiemen The regular program Was taken
Up
Jacob Hoffman, Of Jenaer township rad
a very intelligent and forcibie psper On
Reforms needed in or Road Laws"
shall We keep house or make hOnes
Ezs the s1bjesi Of an interesting essay read
By Ms Robert PickEOrsh Of oaen2honins,
Pa
A vi.Hn solo By Master Robert Bezcheyl
CT Elk Lick township Ezs gensrOusly sP-
p.aoded-
Repressntrti7s farmers from all sections Of
the county we're present and The atfendanoe
premises TO sxceed thai Of former yeaz-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

Hon ]. 3 L0ngsnecksr was sworn in
Fri1Ay morning - Pr=idsns Judze Of tas
si-iesnfh district. conpossd Of Bedford and
Sonsrssf o0Enties. n Bedford The oath
vas administered By Judge Bsss, in The prs
e1oe Of Judge While. Of Indiana and Judge
Dean. Of Blzsr. and TIE members Of the bar
The last 0Esrial act Of JzdEe Bssr vas tne
granting Of Few trial 10 John Dean. coz
victe1 Of murder in the fir-f degree II The
SOFsnbe- sessions f0r killing JACK Cz-s0n,
IN Everett Afas- this decision. BY conse-i
Of District Attorney Psansii. Dean was
brO1Eht inso e01s sad pleaded guilty Of
murder, the understanding being that il
Tiew Of the character CT the eEideace. the
j0d- v2= to hx the grade Of the crime.
The judge then sentenced Dean 70 the west
ern Peaitentiary for Il yezE and 10 months
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
LIouor sellers. Ronosmen

In : written opinion I'D Fridsy By JadEs
Clsyton Of D=iaEare eo-Efy. his honor holds
thz. al bends Of hosei-keepe-s which srs
signed b good securities are sufficient under
the lAx, regardless Of the residence Of the
boadsmea-
Anticipating that the question would be
raissa that the al OF June. le, 1891. wac null
because Of AZ error OF references to s previous
sct which Il was intended 10 amend, his
honor cane into coast Eiih his opinion and
hsa6ed Il to the pEosh01o.sry-
He ssys TIE ollT -nistzke IN the sct IS in
the dale q approval OF the law Of iss7.
which IS given s. NsF p iuzezd Of Nay Is
There were tEeniy-0ue ats Of asssn5ly ap-
proved on N2y -, ISs7, not one OF which
has = tite II any resPsc; similar 70 that
msntio8ed IN ihe amending act ofIs9l-
By a careful examination Of All the acts of
fh2t year bot one ezn be found 70 which the
amending act can possibly apply. and that IS
thai Of Nay. u, hence 4 Is clear that the
legislature iutendsi 70 50 amend Il IS % per.
mix the court to take b0adsnea from any
lOcziiis within s cozniy instead Of restrict
ingit othe Ezr5, boro1gh or township in
which the hotel nigh. be located
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
OrirtnaI II not ELEGANT.

A Chest township, Clesrfeld county, JUS
tice Of the peace, has adopted the following
unique form Of rBarriags ceremony By
The saiho-ily Fssssd IN ne Is 4 squire in
the township q Chest and county OF Clear
fed; d the Millions Of loEs that have fiost-
ei d1sn tie c-eek b. the thousands ofllAl-
isns who are making a railroad checker
boSrd Of or sol By the my Democrats
kickers- who swear that they viii never
again vote the ticket By the monotonous
sauan Of The cats on The backyard fence
by the trasp. tramp, al midnight, Of the N.
-ne-o1s cisizsns Who have chickens twice q
rsek, a7d who never owned one by on,
frieosly neighborS xbo never quarrel By
the waters Of Ghe=t creek the SazQuehanns
riFer. The e=Tsb sDd the So and al tbs; il
thsn Is, pronounce F0a nan sad Wiz
snd Esy the lard have mercy on EOai
souizf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
Marriage Licenses.

TIE following marriage licenses have been
issued since or les r-Port-
Jesse Ra5risat 81 Black township, ard
Nzrg Jane Keli~y 4 Mid5.screek township.
Eizin l. Fox and Lzurs SehToek beth oi
Somerzsi JoEnship
William D. King. Of Lover Tarkeyfooi
;oEnship, and Matte J. Phillips Of Upper
Turkeyfoot township.
Amos Il. Lowry and Anna L. Stars, boih
OF Wsstm07eiand esunfy.
EiEin Wiu1=-s of Q1smshoniaE toEn-
ship and Laerz II Grlfisa Of Lincoln town
ship.
James 7. Hoover. Of Sonerse; toEship and
Lizzie Fisher Of B-othsrsvslley township.
Grant Yodsr Of Sonersst township and
Lizzie n FlickingeE Of B-othszTaIisy tow
ship
WI swan. ofTest Virginia and Sadie
E Ronesbnrg Of summit township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
az Rlanket saIIot.

The neS biznks. halo. shsch vii be
Fo,ed under she new iaz. Al Bexf SovsFn-
bs-'s election" szid See-s,s-y OF the Con-
n1onzssssh HaTriiy 10 = corzs20a5ent.
~zil be about the sizs CT 4 psEe Of TEE
HEzA1Dr
zs soon IS the safe Commission shAli
have determined an the e1sss sizs aid de-
taiis Of lie neg hziios SecEsisr Hsrzity VII
seDd q specimen co9s eft . The County
Couuizions-s and othsrs interested in The
printing Of The ozsciai sickes-
This bollos viil probably be ss large IS say
that vii eTsr Be ussd IN this OF any other
State The nz,ne o. thirsy-tEo Presidential
electors FOR each pzrty, the nominees for
Congress. Including TIE Candidates -ai-largs
and for Senator. Representative aud county
ofsses, must al Be printed on one ticket
1.-THE 8ensz sere printed one after ths Otber
on ticket four snckes vide the ballot would
probshlr Be three yards lonz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

TIE ron Of 2 P. Cannins Post. No 20,
g A 2 !. carries The names Of l2l eouases
in good Standing Seventy iise Of this
number answered roll csn SeE Years
morning and were present az the instsila-
non Of of6osz elected fsr the present year.
Capt " B. Keller, Of Fisher Pest. No. -,
sOsnst0wn. wSs present and conducted the
installation ceremonies, having been detail
Cd for that Purpo-e by Department Con-
nAnder Boyer. Following are the officers
FOX Isa2- r 2. Keeper Com J. F.
BeAchy, s Y; John Pagh, Jr. y; Geo H.
Love Ad5 J. Il. Cook. Quar- Rev. r. 2.
Ssyior. Chap Dr.. J. " Loztber. Scr.; A
Il EaStOn, Oficer Of The Day. Upon the
conclusion Of the csrenOaiss A. The lodge
roUn the vets f.l il line snd marched
20 the Opera House. where Al elegant din
nsr had been prepared for them By tie Eives
and ds1ghiers Of The members Of the Pos
The snnual report OF the T. P. camnins
Post contains some interesting inf5rnzioa-
Sot single death Occarred among The mem
bs-s during The year The relief fund Ezs
Ouly Gated upOn FOR sls - The cash re-
oeipts al the annual meeting amounted 70
s57-9a. Czsh n the treasury ss=s-7l- Few
Posts n the department OF PsnnsylFzniz
are in more healthy c0ndiiio1. physically
and En1n1i.lly. than r P Cannins Post,
No re
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
A Unique Magazine.

i Enigus experiment viii Be tired in the
February issue Of I-c L1disss Hssae J9a71saL
The entire number has teen contributed in
prose. fiction and Fsrse b. The daughters Of
famous Fareaiage a. 4 proof that senirs IS
ofen bsrcaitsry- The work Of thirty ofthese
daughters VII b represented These vii
comprise the Daughters Of Thackerzy. HsE-
.hoTue, Dickens, James FenimOre Cooper.
Horace Greeley, NJ Gladstone. President
Harrison, William Dean HoVelis, Senator
Ingsiis, Dean Bradley, of Westmizisier % j.
Ward Howe, Generzl sherman, JeiIsrson
DAVIS and nearly = score o. oihsEs- Each
z-licle, poem OF story printed in this num-
Der has been especially written f5r i, and
the whole promises 70 Be successful ne-uli
Of an idea =sre- before attempted n nsgs-
me
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

fbs measles have been -zDpSat IN thls u
entity during the psS few weeks
l. P Crise got ebopping 1ia les; week
and j. aoE ready - serve his nsigh5ors n
the var q chopping Their corn ard cats
It's reported that rev miller vii sOon
take charge Of the Henry I.ahr mil
Henry SshIag, Sr. Ess seriously IL lssi
sunday, bui Dr. : B Nillsr. q Evansville
vas called and s4gs TIE old geatlsmsn Re
LEI
Lasi Monday our yoans frisads Tommy
and Esga- Morrison, started for the west ID
say one yFsT.
On the 9-h inst, Ies-dsr Wet liFins
neS- this place, 5spzr.ed this lifs- A-ei =
years. NJ. West Vas born n JzsPsr. 4 SO
land comfy. Ohio, and followed engineer
ing and snithias fo- many yeAzs he va
= ine and ingenious Eorkmza. kind besrtei
and honest IN kis dealings with his neigh
boz. Hewss laid 70 rJst II The Lutheran
grave yard at this place
Our sundsy-school had $ CHRISTMAS ire,
on Christmas eve and every person present.
was treated TO candy and an orange Ther'
we're many presents on the Tree, smonE
them a well 6llsd purse for the pastor Gni
bis wife.
EEf1ETEz-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
N.wYsara MaxIms.

I. Dswf1 IslnAze IN Ladies Hoae Jou-usL
Make it the bezt year Of a. year hie-ths
brightest. the hsppisst and the best Inh1e
'vour heart with the freshness Of the uc-u-
iag. your S0ai uith the sparkle ofths dawn.
Resolve BY good deeds and tho1ghts 10 make
tbs Ire mos. triumphant year Of your hfs-
As series Of shoTr uarins to carry With
you through this wear, let ne give you these;
Make every dav begin and end viii God
Be confsn; with wbs; you have
Have hearty, joyful family Altar in your
domestic circle
Fill your home Eiih IS much good reading
and bright music ss yOur mssns MI allow
Think IL OF none. but vel Ofal-
fortune a7oz you think Of S-hsrs-
Dou't sham Be real
Keep busy and yoa VII keep healthy
Re.pec, all secred thing.
Love God
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
a Mountain Duel.

David Nye-s a vsll-to-do farmer lives in
Wess Virgizis. Just across the Faystte eonn-
y Iine, up ia the uounfgins near Brles.oD-
A fs~ nights agos sf-znEar cane 10 his
ho1ss ard asked TO be housed and led fOrihe
night. Hospitality vas extended him and
er was sb0wn 10 lis room above. Oniy a
fsE days before JosePh RscknoT had been
robbed and Myers vas afraid thss the man
be was sheltering was spy there for ths
pu-pose Of hslpilg 70 rob him About ten
O'Clock Myers heard the man get out Of bed
and vent I'd 10 see Ebs. Was wrong The
fel0E drew = revolver on Myers and he
latter Jumped upon him and took il from
hin After which be kickei him ont OF
the house. The next day the same nan and
sooibe- stranger returned and remaining
doFn il the rosd, called 10 Meyers 10 bring
down The rero.ver be had taken Myers
told then 70 come up and gst il The men
then threziened 10 barn Myers bsrn # be
di51t bring fhen TIE revolver. Mysrs ne
fused and one 81 the men started fo- the
barn, sEsz.ing he would baFzl L. AyeES
goi his squirrel rife and started towards the
barn ass0. The nan he had kicked out OF
bis house the nigh; before, drew = revolver
a. this time and fired. the bullet striking the
door Jan al Meyers side Myers then pull
Cd up his long rife and fTed. striking The
Erst shooter glGncing blow along the si6e
OF bis bead knocking him from his horse
Gns eutsilz terrible cash Myers then rzn
% bin snd began bestng tie nan with ais
gun- The OthsT znGn did nof show Up and
Myen EcuA haze kiiisa the ieiiov bad his
Eifs,n0t ialsrfsred and tOii him ne aiaa
Ezs dad Nysr sid fthst vas the case
hs uoald qait. barn be tbOeghi lhe aszn
Was siiil living he wOGid 61ish him The
nan wAs Isf1 lyiDg in the road. bal ths 1eHt
noring be had besn carried away.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
Mtd-WInter Excursion 20 Washing
ton via 3. & o. r. r.

On ThurSdsy, January Is the 3 & o. r
r. will b=gin the anna ss-ies Of nid-vin
te- excursions 10 Washington from Pzrksrs-
burg. Wheeling. Pifis5Erzh, and al iniernae-
date stations 70 Washington Junction Nd
For this A fo- s.mila- excursions during
ursoediuz winters the B. & o, VII
oHs- an exceedingly i0w rate, 81 uHsIoeiled
train service. xad every accommodation nsc-
e.s.-v for TIE comfort and oonTeniencs Of
pssSea-.r..-an Of which should render the
trip r.rv desirable one With each sue
oeesins season these excursions 70 the na-
tiouaI capital ere growing in popular favor.
Washington Is fsu Of attractions L a.
xaysis. Congress is IN session. Tie Pue-
lie buildings, the White House, the muse
I'm. and tee ar galleries are always OPEN 10
visitor. fr-e of charge Then toe. there are
to Be seen th. elegant private residences, The
broad .Es1uss, the spsdous parks and he
numheEiess monuments.
Iickeis VII be valid ior Fstura psssaEe
tsa dsys amer day Of sale. alloslng simple
tirae for visiting Nj Vernon Old Point
Comfort. Riehmond and cther ssjsceut
points
Tickets fron Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
iurerrssdi.ie points to Mar;ius5ars. srs va
ia 10 Baltimore
For rates Of ARE zod time of trains coz
suit appended table Fer accommodations
on Pullman sleeping OF Psrior CAS- s5d7ess
nearest B. & 0. agent,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
In Honor of Judges Baer and Long

The members q the Bedford ba- gave =
sunp;uoas banquet Thursday night in ihe
Ho;el wzTerly, IN Bedford, in honor Of the
retiring and iDooming judges Hon. ". J.
Bzer retired. and Hon J. Il I0ngsneoker.
Who Ezs sso-n il that day, Tor ten years
tern, were the guess OF honor
!. P. Reed presided as tossfmas;er. The
f5Il0Eing tosstS were responded to ' The
TudiciArv.n Hons v J. Baer and J II.
Lourenecksr. The Bench, Hons Harry
White, Of Indiana. and John Dean Of Bisis
The Bar John Il Jordan and IJu5gs
Hall: ~ The Jani0r Bs-," E II Pennell
and Frank 2 ColFin: Professional Eth
ics.- Hon. John n. Reynolds: q Oar C0un-
Try Hons John Cessna and r c MeNsm-
arA Bedford C0Guty. and song Col J.
" Tate.
The banquet Esz the fn@t ever served IN
the town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
A Black Eye for the Governor

The Supreme C5uu delivered blow from
the shoulder 4i the S.a;e Administration
Monday Ehea il reversed the decision OF The
Dauphin C51nty Court and decided that
Superintendent Of Public Instruction Dr. D.
J Walie. Jr-, is eaiilled to retain thar ofHce
Il zil Be remembered TIA; there was vigor
oas fsh; oTer this oa5oe Al tie lzst session
ofthe legislature Dr. Waller was appointed
by Governor Beaver in March, 1890, 10 ssrTe
OF; Dr. Eigbss's term On May =, iSsI
G0vsnor Pzfiisen attempted 70 supplan;
Dr. WaIlsr with Prof T. y Snyder. Of
Indiana Ccuniy. but me Senate, by vote Of
81 70 Is. refused 70 confirm the appointment
Aher the adjournment Of the Legislature
Gove-or PAs,ison again appointed Nr. SNYDER
sHd issued commission TO him In July
last the DauPhin county oour entered judg-
ment Of custer sgzinsf Mr. Waller
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

yary-CoumizziOner KsPple, OF Westuore-
land County, ETes OF the boundary line
near L=eenes1Eg- EhaS 1=ilec % Greens
barr by his daiy. be sOas nOt t&ss driTs
Of . coupe q hOGa scEux coSrrys eEi
drives txo mIlez % fhs railway s,atio1 y
Leechburz. goz down the West Penn %
Pirtsburgb, and thenos ey The PennsylE7aia
Railroad 70 Grsens5zrz As be i PAD sK
cents psr uiie for mileage, in addition 70
BIS daiiy ssl4ry, the mileage 5il is larEe
one. ss be eoes back home b. the sane
rounaA50ut way NJ kePP-s's las oili
rendered 60r mileage EEs ssoo niles. c=ii-
ing for ssSs-