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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

ssFsrHl OF The attorneys Of this pace have
purchased type writers, and We have 10
5oobt that the cheats CT = a1a5sr Of Others
visb lhzz heir laz-ys-s woul6 f5lioE snit-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

4 nsuy-go-ro1nd, driven By sean,
situated a he ssst snd of P.triot strss.
has been doing a5arishing bzznsss the
past ten DAYS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

The Old, bald-headed gentleman from
Cezr6el3 comfy, Dznisl Bssns- by name
who was plaosl uP5a ira z 'ls . IarteE
SESSIONS CO1rt last week, charged with being
the father of E-iza5sth McCiinsey's ar in
mate O the Poor House child must find
vs-y little comfort n the i--gs verdict
which 3eciz-eI hiIa 10; g1lty Dat sz24e6
one-hslf o. the costs upon Kim
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

NJ Andres Parker. formerly czshisr OF
Ei-h the Washington. D. C., loan and Trust
Association, spent sunday and Monday n
this pace.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

On ths frs page Of this pzpz VIII b
foun6 complete his-o-y q TIE o=se Of the
Commonwealth IS Fiorenoe Fuhosr con
weed Of mansl4ughier Friday-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

A report Ia. been pui n circulation that
snail pox Ia. made is zupez-znss n SON
ersst- There IS not = p1rtieis Of truth IN he
reu.o-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Hon A 7. C5l5o-n celebrated tas -1-h
znniye-s1ry Of his birth Monday, and re
6o1t know where a Younger nan Is % be
found o. ilis yes-s- NJ Colo0-as eye : As
h-igfl and his sep Is elastic s. man Of r.
II. TIE HEzsL1 voices the sentiment Of
his hoss Of friends Long life 70 a jsE, tie
bsla eagls of the Al.eghzniss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

The Po-1rsitOf Generi seigle . presented
i tbs isus s pronounced Ferfsot l. TIE
o-isinal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

The County Con unissione-s ssuf oat the
tsI d1picA.es ior the ear-snt year one day
lks- week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Congressman sem spent Memorial Day
With Lis family n tbs Place returning 10
the SSti0oAi CzziizI wednesday morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Tie monument N memory Of The Is IN
Known Dead Ess lsaiozred AZ JohnstoEa
YESTERDAY
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
4 D3lINIsTRAT0Rs NOTICE

Esszte o. F=l-e5s 1Izy, -z-c 81 CpPer Tu1keyioss
township. Solzrset cu1lty. Pa, 1eld
Letters af ae--luis-rH-io1 o. TIE ala5re estl1e
E-EllE --al z---lef- - ia l-azrs-1-e1 y tle
--lsrzr a-liEt -lrV H0-iCt j. ce-arg given q E-
-csI1s llls1-1s1 20 SAD es-a.z 90 Eaza l--le---
az ulTI-au-. Ell lhl-1 1aTllE c.a.-s lE--l-l
80 q estate s--l Ti-ezell then iliv a--1e-ulz-e1
fs- sst-Izua1t o. SsfIr1aT- gLiE Il A. D. i-l-
b. lie lalz -tsl lElcs cf lles4-ei.
nAF1D MAJ
rElE1--aE -ENuEE
Admin lra-f.r-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

z : Eoose-'s oz-y son. EDsst oe.ebr4i-
e his 2lsi h.lih5sy Mondsy y beng sworn
IN orea court q q member uf the bar OF
S5me-sz county, he having oonPleie3 the
rsguzrs5 course of study II bis fzIher's cilcs
and passed a. examination before the exam
king bad
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Or bossi people have rszPss a ridh har-
Fszt The pzzs ten days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

NJ and M-s- Prank C. Bezile and NJ. 4
B. Co-born, o. Frostb1rE, Ni- are speoding
> fsS days zt The hone o. Hon A J C0l-
born.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

M. Barbara Bio1gh. living On izrn
about one mle north q BsIlia, died last
Tuesday evening ~ Tie age OF - SIX
vsz-z ago her husband. JAs55 B-ough, who
-zs minister Of the German BzPlis,
church. passed away. she Ezs tie mothsi
OF seven sons and f5ur 5aughts-s-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

A lzigs hsDd q gyFziss passed thr1ugh
town Saturday sad attracted 3 great deal Of
attention.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

The annual L.zths-za Sunday scbool Con
Fsntioa CT this county vi NET q. Eo0vs-s-
vie June 6lh.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Ssmus A k-Paart rho represents this
Congressional District at the Q. 5. Military
Academy Al Wsst Point. wiIl grsdczte VIII
hol0r next month. HIS home i y VII
no-s. C.mbTis c1untv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
POWELL
TREsPAss NOTICE..

We TIE su - -iai citizens 20 -ta-yera. r.
shade ana Allegheny townships -oull-z-l
-aull1Tl Pa hereby -lre llilllc -la--ce 20 asl
persons -r--- .lgs - ga tltlr LluIl- tIr me
-r.r-l~e ~ lulr-u.- fishing. picking berries.
rl-- Wlll - u-l--eu-fri .lf1rlrIl IA Co ill a -e
l1 rc-u. .l~ Hlll fs permitted rulrIl ll-u1 ritl-e
t-las N Lault1--. N ilils-l wake A. 7.
1-ii-er. .-rr---E- L.il- Daniel N -lcr- George
". trrcTe LoIk heirs. llll --ay- EisNarfa
l-ll- James II I-s. H--1-al long. J II
Alex WaLslr j. J. Malzer- Z O. Ma-klr,
,a-uu-. liagl-s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Ofsl the fish stories that have been
brought 70 town this season Eshloa Schroek
izl-s TIE biggest wh0ppsr IN regard 70 4 i5i
inch t-0ut he took from Laurel Hi creek
There = 10 d1zb- A. 81 z55a. his having
captured 49, inch fish. but suckers don't
BITE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
THE TESTIMONY OF AN EYE WITNESS TO THE
MURDER OF OLD "YoNEY" HoCHsFETLER

General segel" and His Son "Bob" Demand Separate
Trials and the Commonwealth Elect TO Try the
General" First
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
GHARTFR NOTICE.

No--es S ha-etr given that the Elde-siE Ela1
-l-eufl -o srr-s 1l -l l-lr1--il- 80 q. c1a-l Der
Hl-rlsr-r- Pa. on AEl-aT. ne -ll 1zT c-
June. A 81. les-. -lr -le i-c--Is7r-t1ll q e e---
Kan -ac-r-rl-E company. i1- L1e TUrrlse OF
ll--l-iE c-li --e cay. -.-lazz-a- 1--l u-atr El-
Erzl .-l- la-l- --E--el r-1----- la-- al
-rl-ar7r y el sane t.l- l-4-se- ID cria lr Han
l-facr1reat sl-1l- au1 tl- tlese r-rE1ses Oh have
ard sri1y a. -1e r.-t-s z-l1 privilege cglie---1
- tle s-Verz- c1-Fa-a---'1 act o -siA al4 ---
seFs-l- slI s-l1-e1-s-
SIMON kAE5S
gUHS h GEEL-SlEE
SMITH
WM J. 5AER
81 y. TATE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

F. G. Farksr. q yohnzsorn. speai Memo
nal Day with S0nsessa f,iends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

IT Is Duty yea owe yoarself and fam
tly TO eel the best yalue fer Eour HnoueE.
EcononlXe N ysur footwear By Purchasing
W. l.. DSGElas Shoes which rcPreseuI the
se-t value for prices asked, thousands
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
RNtIalG9 EI9HilaiiHl

CuNIINrI,SE Two DAYS.
For l1-lls' '1l t0 ali ieps-trle-l-s il lhe Frest-
nan al sC-1.--lrc Gases. AID flT -1c 5e-lCl
1f Eleel--lzl ElsllssTl1g- Ni-i ueEil
u ocLocs. THUssosy. guSE IS. 1872.
A;s a-- Sc-os' = Ff.s Ass Pitsss1-g-.
5lis plll $50 iae.l1s preliminary eN4ull1ario1
- t1-- -ll--ii-s io e--7- ne -lTe-sliF 8 gear
laze-.
CO- s. q Fziza Is 15s1ei - ne Princeton A.
0ZO E-l-l As-ueiali1l ~ Eesre-l Pe1usylrz-
Ila 2 t1e lesl -zz-l-lzflQ1 passed here f1r TIE
Freshman q sss
Arl-lez--s -aulli seEl tlei- uEnes ea1lv 70
= H sIEA Chsl-ll1z Aiu-rli Asa.
el- n cod s.. ElTrSB s. BIB, PA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

y3azs Kzuf1sn. Of Coasmsugh town
ship, ne. With 81 ugly ao-iaent n JOINS
tCEa Fri5sy morning alliag from = wagon
and striking his hesd against Al electric
Ighr pale csusinga severe scalp wound
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
WILL HE SWING?.
IS THE QUESTION ANXIOUSLY ASKED BY
THE FRIENDS OF THE ALLEGED
MOONSHINE KING"

NOW BEING TRIED FOR HIS LIFE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Mrs E.Ea5e,h E-Hi=y disI a. her hone
IN Bsrln Thursday morning, 24.h Inst, in
tie s5,h year Of be-zze She vas -hs Eid-
on ofthe late John Hea=y and EAs the
m5-her Ct seven s1as sn1 f5sr 5snshte-s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

reat Care and Caution Exercised in Selecting Jury
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Mr. ard Ms. AuareE L3usiey, of South
Bend. Ind, are .he g-ss-s OF NJ and Ms
B-sl Bird. Of Aidisoa toEusAiP NJ.
LoaE.-y sad his wife are natives Of This
c5unty 415 vil spsl5 The coming simmer
visiting among taai- Pennsylvania relatives
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

FULL PARTICULARS OF THE TRIAL UP TO TUESDAY NOON.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

E5-ss drug store f5r val psFsr-
rs.h yoa1 HoEe-s ca Ne7oria.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

F. G Ralksr. of yohnssorn. sPeai Memo
nal Day with Sonsesset frie1ds.
Oar bosel people have rszPss rieh har-
Fest The pas ten days
The portrait Of Gensri seigle presented
n tbs iss1s 5 pronounced perseat T. he
o-isinsL
The County Commissioners ssui oat the
tsE dgploA.s for the ear-znt yesr one day
lKs1 week
A lzsEs bsBd q gyFsies pszsed thr,ugh
town Saturday sad attracted great deal Of
attention.
Tie monument IN memory Of The g In
known Dead wss ls5iosied AZ JohnzioEa
Z Eesierdzy
The annual Lztbsrzu Sunday school Con
Fsntioa CT this county vi met a. Eoovs-s-
vie. June 6th.
Congressman sem spent Memorial Day
WITH lis family IN this Place, returning 70
The Ns.ig-sl Cs-stsI v-esoeS5sv uorui,,
rs,,-t IL. - - iB eirs.l.sio, tsa.
small nor h, ussss IL sDues-.nes IN soz-
ersst- There IS not = p4rtieis Of truth II he
-s.o-
NJ and M-s Prank C. Bezile and Nr. &
B. Colborn, of FrostbzrE, Nd are spending
= fsS days II The home o. Hon A ! C5l-
born
: -, - .-..-,
- -, :. - - -. -.
- - s---s-.-.-- -. -.
RAsi ten days
= - IN
- -. '77...----- - -.
Ir-----------5.t =. r-,,----- - -.
- = .--------s..-- -
-.
ssFszsl OF The 2stornsys Of this pace have
s--L- - -. -.
- - - - r-,-,-s.--
-.-s-
Russell Longsnseksr, Of Bedford son q
Ja5ss Loaz.ascksr. has bsea IN toEa f3-
several dsys. The cuast Of Rev. D. L Gag
head Yo1ng NJ L.oassaecksr Is stadsat
Rudolph Kelly. one Of Allegheny toEz-
ships stsuncasss ReIluhliczns and a -e1der
Of the HEEs1D f5- lie psst - years. called al
;his 0-io- 70 renew bis szhsoriptioa Monday
noruiRg
the First Nstionzl Bank, nov connected
Ei-h the Washington, D. C., Loan and Trlst
Assooiz-ioa, spent sunday sni Monday IN
this pace
--7- \ = '--''7 ~ -ss''E7.z -
-l--s 7s''ol@- -'-s'.,e. a. ne y l-'--ls
ACADEMY Al =" 81 fo-ill' WI sf.l-s's N-lA
no-s- C.nbTis county.
s2--@s A-,-ll laAils O. N'aeil41s- los Z
ship rasi With ~ ugiy ao1i1eni n JOINS
icE2 rfl1-y morning tz---1s ron wagon
and sinking ais head against Al e-eoifie
AE1I p9-s c-1s-nsa 4 severe sc2iP E2aaL
n. r---.t...t - s-.r, - - -.,--A
- issr-il -a--is-Ay morning an --s'' y
tie s5th year o. oe- Ase- ehe F1s ne va
on o. The ---e joan he17y ana E-s ne
H1-ns1 ci seven seas zn . t9-r --nsAl-7s-
80 = - - -
- -------.--- ~ - ,f--
- -, go - f-
---,- g. - - -.
-, ----s -. ...---..- .----,.-
F-s---ls among .-I-S i5--i7s .'ai-- x s----' =
or-, - - -. -. -. -,
l----s-...----- ~. -, 49,, 49,;
- -. -,-7---.-..-- = - - -.
-. - -, - r. --ass
----.1--s.-[------ = -L--. = -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

80 Eairz usss po.aio dlpFea il
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-24


A letter mailed at Fairbury, H., May
IL, 1857. and directed to Galesburg, Ill,
recently reached its destination after
travelling five and a-half years. The
letter showed on the face Of the envel-
ope that it was mailed that day, and
also bears on the face the Chicago QlL)
stamp as having been received there
November 4. 1892. while in the proper
place on the back Of the envelope was
the Galesburg stamp Of November 5,
1902
The revival Of the old-time singing
school in New York is an example that
other cities viii follow
The largest scrpent Of which acc lr-
ate measurements have been taken and
noted was an anaconda which DIR.
Gardner found dead and suspended to
the FORK Of a tree during his travels in
Mexico Il was dragged ont into an
opening by two horses. and was found
to measure 81 feet in length. Inside Of
It were found the bones AID flesh Of a
horse in half-digestc state, aud there
was nodoubt that % had swallowed the
animal whole -Chiear1 Herald
The fftieth anniversary Of the Ma
tional typographical union. of Austria.
was recently celebrated in Vienna by .
banquet and ball
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-24

LIEUT.. PEARY has obtained leave Of
absence and will return to Greenland.
McVANE g. SHIELDS circus train was
wrecked on a curve near Mobile, Ala.
Several employees were badly hurt
T. Y. PowDERLY was reelected gem
eral master workman of tho knights Of
Labor
IT is said by the Mark Lane Express
that receipts Of Russian wheat have un-
dermined prices.
FLOODS caused by heavy rains have
been doing great damage to property in
Washington and loss of life is threat
ened
SUPERINTENDENT BosBYsHELL, OF the
Philadelphia mint, denies the circulated
report that he has allowed anyone to
take any Of the worlds fair souvenir
coins
The government town site board of
Oklahoma has made an important rul-
ing. to the effect that minors and mar
ried women are not barred from taking
up town lots.
The president has recognized Carlos
f. Pasalagua, the Mexican consul at
Nogales, Ariz; Alberto Leila, Mexican
consul at Rio Grande City, Tex; Alex
ander Lawrence DeLeland, French con-
sui at San Francisco, and Herman We'll
ison, consul of San Salvador at San
Diego. Cal
THE socialist congress has unanimous
ly passed a resolution condemning anti
Semitic prosecutions.
The president has appointed Willard
G. Stanley, of Oklahoma, as register Of
the land Office at Beaver, Ok.
CHOLERA is again showing itself in
Belgium. There have been two deaths
from the disease in Brussels, and sew
eral cases are reported in Bruges and
Mons
The United States supreme court has
denied writ Of habeas corpus to
Charles Cook. a banker Of Juneau, Wis,
held on a charge Of receiving a deposit
after he knew the bank was insolvent
PHILApELPmA typographical Union
No has indorsed George Chance. its
president for the position Of public
printer under the Cleveland admins
tration.
The strike in the Illinois coal dis
tricts has caused 3 shortage at Burling-
ton, La
A RECIPROCITY congress viii be held
10 St Paul in January, at which dele-
gates from all the northwestern states
and Canada viii be present Its object
is to promote commercial intercourse
between the two countries.
The new French press bill empowers
the government to seize foreign papers
sither printed il France or sbrood
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-24
PENSION BUDGET.
A Big Dip Into tho Governments
Wallet.
RAUM PREPARING HIS REPORT.
Nearly 5000, 900. 900 Required For Next
Year Whom Decrease May 30 TX
pected Explanation Of tho
Deficiency.

WASHINGTON. Nov, 20, There appears
TO be more than usual interest attached
to the forthcoming annual report Of the
commissioner Of pensions for the reason
that the pension appropriation figures
conspicuously In the annual budget Of
the government 1t has been pretty
well understood for some time past
that the estimates for the next fiscal
year would show large increase over
any previous year This expectation
was based ON the fact of the large issue
Of pensioa during the year consequent
upon recent pension legislatioh which
admitted TO a pensionable status a very
large number of soldiers who were not
pensionable under the former laws
In few days the report OF Gen.
Raum will be completed and a full
statement Of the condition of the PEN
sion Office will be presented. The state
ments have been made that the amount
that will be required for pensions dur
ing the next fiscal year viii nearly
reach the enormous sum of 5000, 600, 600.
The work Of compiling the figures, are,
however, sufficiently advanced TO show
that this estimate is in excess OF
the actual requirements. Since
the passage Of the disability bill, there
has been a rapid increase in the amount
needed to pay the pensions For the
year 1s.9-91 the total appropriation on
account Of pensions was about sl29, ,000,-
600 Last year there was an increase
to S144, 600, 900 But, as Gen. Raum will
state in his annual report, this amount
fell short Of the actual demands by
about $4,000, 600, so that there is a de-
ficiency of that amount. Congress will be
asked to make an appropriation of about
$3.50, 600, 00o for the coming fiscal year,
about SIS, 600, 900 Of which IS an antici-
patton of an increase Of that amount
over the actual expenditures Of the last
year 1t is the Judgment Of Gen. Raum
that while this amount is likely to be
increased in the next year or two, yet |
he feels confident that the maximum
limits are nearly reached.
1t is argued that the great bulk of |
the pension appropriation at present is
used in making first payments carrying |
arrears, and therefore, as soon as the |
great rush of applications under the
disability act is over rapid decline in
first payments will occur 1t is under 1
stood that the Hrst payments last year /
over $4,000, 600, which COW
cred the back pay in the $1,000 cases
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-24
sToRMINe LIE euILoINe.


Salyationists a. Switzerland Not the Meek
aud Lowiy Soldiers OF Elsewhere.
BERNE, Nov. i7.-Evcr since the APP
pearance of the Salvation Army in
Switzerland there has been trouble be-
tween IL aud the government At Basic
the authorities notified the army that
they must hold their meetings in one
hall, but they tried 20 hold a meeting
in another hall and when the police
attempted 10 disperse them they
clung to benches and tables and
resisted. The police were compelled
to use considerable force. After
they had all been put out they gath.
cred outside the building, formed
in ranks advanced at the double quick
and tried TO retale the hall by storm.
The police met them at the doors. and
a hand-to-hand fight followed Anum-
Der Of the combatants on both sides
were injured Quite a number Of the
salvatiOnists were arrested.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-24
nIIsrEIIANEnIrs

THE London Graphic says that the
admiralty has decided not to build any
more guns weighing over fifty tons 1t
has also decided that every gun must
be mounted in such manner that it
can be loaded, trained and ruA In aud
out by hand power.
DURING the past week sp deaths from
cholera occurred at various places in
Holland.
JoHN ScHUMANN, young farmer Of
Towanda, Ill, has been kicked to death
by horse
TIE cavalry that were sent from
Sualsim, Soudan, to drive the rebel
chieftain, Osman Digna, back into the
desert have returned from SiniSat after
burning the camp that Osman Digna
had deserted.
THE schooner Minnie Davis was sunk
in collision with the schooner Hunter
Savage, off Amherstburg, Ont The
rev escaped
THE new natural history hall of the
University of Illinois was dedicated
With addresses by President Jordan, of
Leland Stanford university, and Prot
ireleas, Of Washington university, St
Louis
A FIRE at West Water and Clyb
streets, Milwaukee, destroyed $4,000
worth of property.
ILLINOIS bankers desire TO have the
three days grace lasv repealed.
The southern wholesale druggists are
perfecting an organization.
SENATOR GALIINGER and PETER. Of
the senate investigating committee, are
in Chicago looking into the Pinleertons'
part in the Homestead affair.
REDBUD, H., was swept by tornado
on the 18th. All the houses were
wrecked and many persons were in
jured, baby being killed The storm
of the date mentioned was widespread
and was very destructive to telegraph
wires.
IRISH aud German Catholic priests Of
Newark, n. J., are engaged in bitter
controversy.
THE Washington Park hotel, at Gin
cinnati, collapsed, but all the four per
sons who were in the building escaped.
AT democratic ratification at Mount
ain View, Ark, explosives stored in a
school house exploded and four persons
were killed.
THE National brewery at Baltimore,
Nd, burned Loss about $500, 900.
THERE are fears in Brooklyn Of an
epidemic of smallpox
TELEGRAPH companies in Georgia are
exempted from liability for failure to
deliver kilograms on Sunday.
THE advance in cotton at Camden,
Ark, has had most henefcent effect
on business in that section.
PLATE glass companies are forming a
trust
THE United States attorney at Chi
cago has no hope of securing a convic-
tion of Swift or others in the packing
house combine, charged with violating
the interstate commerce law.
The Illinois steel mills at Joliet, Ill,
is arranging to shut down to adjust
wages Over 1000 men will be without
work.
ABOUT s. per cent Of the Iowa farms
are mortgaged according 10 a census
Office AuiietSn.
IL an accident on the Atlantic & Pa
cife railroad. in Arizona, William g.
Walker. Of Trenton, No. was killed /
and five other passengers injured
CLEARING house returns for the week /
ended November IS showed an average
Of 0 G compared with The cor
responding week Of last year In New
York there was 9 decrease Of a2 |