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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-18
COULDN'T "DoWN" MCCARTHY.


Austin Gibbons Failed to Defeat the
Philadelphia In -Four Rounds.
NEWARK, N j., July 18.-One of the
most spirited four round slugging matches
that has been fought in this section of the
United States for many years was the
battle which took place here last night be-
tween Austin Gibbons, of Paterson, N.
j., Americas premier lightweight cham
pion, and 'Bull MCCARTHY, OF Philadel-
phia. Gibbons boasted before the battle
that he would do" the Philadelphian in
one round, but Mccarthy was in excellent
shape when the fourth round ended, and
strong enough to fight q dozen or more
rounds, il necessary. Gibbons was wild
at the call Of time and offered Mccarthy
$50 to fight him one more round, but
Bull" only laughed at him and walked
off with his $3.50 for lasting the four
rOunds
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TWO SOUTHERN LYNcHINGs.
short Work Made Of Negroes who As
nnulted Mhlte woman.

hAuiAeh " uite hothths
MACON Ga, July ls-Warren Dean, a
negro, 20 years OF age, is supposed to have
been lynched In Stone Creek swamp, eight
miles from Macon on the East Tennessee
railroad, for attempting to rape Mrs. Ray
who lives on the line Of Bibb and Twigg
counties, at Reid's station, He was driven
sff, but a searching party captured him
Rnd brought him as far as Stone Greek,
when the train was stopped and tho negro
taken into the woods, Nothing has been
heard Of him since, but there is little doubt
that he has been lynohed
PINE BLUFF, July 1s.-Eear Cornerville,
Lincoln county, negro named john Cot
ton entered the house of Mrs John Tucker
and made an assault upon her The negro
made his escape Apossc was formed and
the negro apprehended He was swung up
to limb and shot to death.
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PITTsBURG, July 1s-P. A. Stout, one Of
the most trusted convicts in the western
penitentiary, tried TO commit suicide by
jumping from the door Of the rotunda Of
the prison into the yard below. He fell on
pile Of broken stone and received prob
ably fatal injuries Stout's crime was the
murder of his son while under the in
huence Of liquor, He was serving a SEN
tence of twelve years A petition for his
pardon is pending. Stout was the maker
Of the model of the western peniteutiary
now occupying a prominent position at
the Worlds fair.
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GRANT BAND MUSICALE.
Elaborate Arrangements Being Made to'
August 18TH.

s,,,,,r,ts ArranRem ents Being Made FOR
August 18TH.
A grand musicale will be held at Lakes'ue
Park. on August 18th, by the Grant Oorhe'
papd of town. Il will be a day of amuse- /
ment for everybody. This popular resort Is
beyond question the prettiest and most con-
venient spot in this section OF the state 10
spend a holiday. The beautiful trees, parks
lalkes and scenery will occupy ones attention
the larger part of the day. The walks are
lovely-no dust, no heat with everything
tending 10 help us appreciate our existence
The Grant Band is noted for its success IN
entertaining, and this occasion will tenu 10
increase their reputation in this respect The
a,nuscments offered will consist Of boat
racing swimming contests and pigeon shoot
inc tournament. There will also be game
of ball between the Shenandoah team, cham
pions of the coal region, and a strong nine "
/ he announced later on. These are on
| few of the attractions Reireshments oil al
kinds will be sold on the grounds No persoi
need 90 away hungry, as the committee IN
tends making no mistake by not preparinI
for all.
There will be plenty of music to make tn
day one to be long remembered. The larg
pavilion adjoining the hotel will be occupied
by the famous schoppe orchestra Of ten pieces
This fact alone will be sufficient to attrac
hundreds, especially those who enjoy dane
ing.
Special trains will be run at times durtn
the day. Further information in this respec
will be announced later in the larger poster
The fare is only thirty-fve cents for tn
round trip.
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WASHINGTON, July ls.-Secretary Her
bert, accompanied by Miss Herbert and
naval aid Ensign Wood, left here yester-
day on the presidents yacht Dolphin for a
visit to the naval stations at New York,
Newport, New London, Boston and Ports
mouth, N. H. They will also make a visit
to Machias, Me-, to enable the secretary TO
be present at the presentation by the citi-
zens Of that place of a silver service to the
stanch little gunboat named in its honor
The party will be gone about three weeks
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On Saturday evening Hope Section No. 10,
Jr. T. Of H. and T. held an ice cream festival
in Robbins opera house, which was literally
patronized During the evening tho Cadet
corps, a uniform body of Hope section, paraded
the principal streets and gave an excellent
exhibition Of their drilling, under command
Of William Powell. They were equipped with
Indian axes, and handled them with the ease
Of old veterans, They made a very creditable
appearance
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The workmen Of the schuylkin Traction
Company this.morning resumed the work Of
making excavations to change the grade and
extend the paving Of the electric railway on
Coal street, the conditions imposed by the
road and highways committee of the Borough
Council having been complied with.
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Coming Events.

July 2O-Columbian festival, in Robbins
opera house, under auspices of the Young
People OF the English Baptist church.
July 31-Mum social and festival, by the
Y. W. G. T. U.
Aug. 12-Ice cream festival, in Robbins
opera house, under auspices of Helping
Hand Society of Reformed church.
Aug. 1s-Ice cream festival, in Robbins
opera house, under auspices of the Y. P. G.
0f the P E. church.
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Supervisor Llewellyn and Dr. Kistlor had
An argument 20 day over the right Of the gas
companv to dig up the paved portion Of Main
street 10 locate a leak The controversy was
settled by the officials Of the company secur-
ing permit in accordance with the recently
adonted ordinance.
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SONGS BY THE POETS.
Hope

Hope.
While Grief sits down, inert 10 mourn
With Wild Despair her garments torn,
Hope gives q childlike, Heaven-born smile,
And LOOKS 10 God FOR peace the while
And as the sad-cyed sisters gaze
On naught butgl0omy darkening ways,
Hope climbs with Faith Gods pathway fair,
And meets the angels waiting there.
Edith X. latham iD N Y. Observer
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All taxes for 1891 and 1892 must be paid
within thirty days from date, or accounts will
he nut in the hands Of Constables for collec-
,,on JoHN f, HrGGGSs,
Receiver of Taxes.
st......a,,b ps Tp1v II. 1893. 7.19 I'm
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ing ID luG program
"March OF the 22ud' Reeves
Overture, Martha. Flo ow
Cocoauut Dance Hermann
Selection, "Beggar Student NJ illocler
Waltz, La sereuata" JaXoue
"a Trip to the Country LuscOmb
Com observation-disclosures below.
"New York by Electric Light .............. Dewitt
March, "The Beau Ideal"
Synopsis of "a Trip to the Country. "A hot
and dusty day in the city. Longing for fresh
air and a change. Meditating on the delights
of the country. Reflections interrupted by
hand organ slightly out of lune Organ
moves on. Hurried preparations for trip to
he country Walking toward the station,
during which the whistle of the locomotive is
heard. fastening to catch a tain. "All
aboard ~ Train steams out Of station. Sig
nal for crossing. Whistle, flag for station
"Scagtown ~ Air brakes. Free bus right
this wayp The bus ride. The hotel. La
boring under depression Of spirits Detection
interrupted by a serenade from the local band
The band breaks down. Preparing hastily to
change locality. Meditation. Consolation in
the may dance. Fiddle tuning up. T Q
dance. General disgust arising, Walking
back to the station. "No place like home"
Finale
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01 O0 Per pair for Lace Cur
QlsOO tains. Others for 81 .25,
$50, tl.T5, $500 aud upwards. Call
and see them. A new lot just received
Al e. ID. FrfcL<e's Carpet Store.
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Fire Alarm Boxes.

Fire Alarm Boxes
The following list shows the location OF
the alarm boxes Of the Shenandoah Fire
department:
LOCATT0N.
lB-COal and Bowers streets.
IG-Bowers and Centre streets.
N-Bridge and Centre streets.
N-Main and Centre streets.
N-Main and Poplar streets.
W-Main and Coal streets,
2-Gilbert and Centre streets
C4S-Gilbert and Cherry streets.
R-Chestnut and Coal streets.
To send an alarm open the box, pull down
the hook once and let go. When alarm is
sent IN the fire bell viii sound the number OF
ths boz and repeat the alarm four times.
HOW TO LOCATE ALARMS.
n the alarm is sounded from box 10 the fire
Osn " strike one, then pause and strike i've
which will indicate that the hre is In the
Vicinity No. IS box. Every alarm is repeated
iOur tmsA
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The collieries in this ssection working under
the Coal and Iron Company resumed opera
tons again yesterday. They will shut down
AGAIN for the latter half Of this week.
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Trains leave Switoh-RscB depot, Mauch
Chunk, week days as follows: 8 40 1910, II 81
a. m. Leo 22) 3 40, 30 p m. Sundays / so,
lilo n m, l2 95, I,50. $50, 1886, 6l5 p. m sun,
days, 3 2j 4 90 p m.
May Is, 1893, u
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This evening tho Grant Band win give
one of its favorite open air concerts on the
awning in front of the Beddall building
corner Main and Centre streets. The follow
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Permanently cured without knife or ligature.
No danger or suffering. No delay from bust
ness while under treatment. Patients who
are responsible need not ay until well. A
perfect cure guaranteed Send for circular.
R. REED, NJ. D.,
129 South 18th st., Philadelphia.
Refers, by permission, to the editor of the
EVBKINa HERALD. If
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the Orphans
~ Court Of Schuyllill County. I1t re estate
of Albert Sablla, late OF the Twp. of Cas-
ScEuykill county, deceased.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said
Court, TO m Ike distribution Of the funds In the
a. OF said estate. as per his tinal account con-
firmed absolutely by said Court, to and among
the persons leehlly enllIeu Iherelo VIII meet
appointment on the 3rd day OF August, 1893, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office OF
Pottsvile, at which time and place ali parties
having claims upon such fund will make them
known or be forever barred therffrom
NJ NJ. BURKE, Auditor
July 18th 1893. jlS,25& I
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Carriers make general collection at 500 O.
m and 700 p m, and general delivery at 7;lb
q. m. and 3:1b p. m. Additional deliveries and
soIlections are made in the business part OF
bOWn at l0:l5 a. N. and 200 p.
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I OST.-A red COW, with white spots, GRO liked
IL horns tipped with tin, Finder will be
awarded by returning same to Joseph Gsach
$40 South West street, Shenandoah. l4lw
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WANTS. SO.

NOR SALE.-A black m ire, five years old,
IL gentle and sound and good driver Apply
at 3i7 East Lloyd street. shenandoah. 7-l4,lw
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Baxter's Mandrake Bitters cure indigestion
heartburn, costiveness and all malarial dis.
eases. Twenty-Five cents per bottle. I'm
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USE WELLS LAUNDRY BLUE, the best
Bluing for laundry use. Each package makes
two quarts. 15cts. Sold by Coakley Bros.
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DONDS FOR SALE.-The Town Council of
d The Borough OF shenandoah having been
duly and legally authorized to borrow money
for the purpose of erecting u public water
works, have prepared and are now offering for
sale borough bonds bearing interest at the rate
OF per cent, the interest payable semi an
nually. The bonds are of the denomination Of
800, $500 and $500 and mature in thirty year,.
Persons desiring to subscribe for the said
bonds can do so by applying to II. r. Bradgan,
treasurer of the borough, stating the amount
they desire TO subscribe for ana the denCmina-
tion of bonds preferred.
PATRICK GAFFIGAN,
Il. j. JAMES,
E. f. GALLAGHER.
7-5-tf Committee
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aBs.t Ph0tarIspAs aad oEsyOns y Dsbb'a
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Captain Sweeney, U.S.A., San Diego, Cal,
Says "ShilOh's CatarTh Remedy Is the first
medicine l have ever found that would do me
any good" Price 90 cts Sold by Druggists
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120 South 18th St., Philadelphia.
Our Directory.
IL POST OFFICE
Shenandoah.

once hours from 1880 a.
m. TO 1880 p. m Money
Order and Registry De-
partmentopen fromS 800
q. N. 10 700 p. N.
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@eit uuS brett.

Nidt auf bieism srOben Continent uIIein, iou'
bern IN ben maIariaburdieudten trupliben
eanoltriden in Guatemala, ReIieo, Sloame'
rita, Dem Sitbmus bon Banana uno anoeripdrts
selpdbrt SOitetter's Masnbitters ben ginpOb
nern nno ben oieie @esenosn bereiieuo:u Sour'
iiten Sbus sesen Walaria. Ser Bsrgmann,
Der chen angefOmmene gmisrant. Der 6atmsr
Weldr ben iun9frduIeh,n, ebeu erft ieinel
8au nrieien beraubten BaIoboben fultiuirt, fin
oct in oem ansse3sidnetsn antifebermittsI eint
Sdususbr sssen Die siftissn Riasmen. wsId'
in oen uon Der Watur 70 iippis seie8neten 8e9io
uen oft Die 0uelle allsr 8ranfbtiten fino. @as
8itters wirft re9ulireno bel Storungen bee
Wa9ens. Der 9eber uno Der Gingepeibe, ipapp
net bic Contribution gs9eu rbsumatiide anfdIle
WeIde oft Die Solge pom Iufentbalt i'm 6reisr
beI raubsm 8stter fno; ss burdftromt Der
erfdItsten Sorper NIT bsbasIder Bdrme uno if
Die bette abpebr sesen Die fddelihen einflilf'
oes Moraen. uno abenonsbels. Shwad'
itdrtt ss uno 60 1T gut bel ben anfdnsen uOr
Rierenleioeu
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Trik GGrr's
1tntpn
&efanratioa & salou,
3l3 2adatpanna Mpenus.

Die 8eftauration tpiro ftsts nit ben feinIten
Delitatefen Der SabresSeit usriebsn ien.
YIN 8etranten baIte it nebeu Dem bor,ia.
liben q. Wobinfonfden Biere. nur bic beiten
Betne uno oiqnore. uno 60 piro mein Be-
itfeben iein, our6 prompte uno rseue 8ebien.
un8 bic &unoen iufrisben ju fteuen.
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SfG3ielleS @ablreimltat.

Das 8eiuItat Der @abl in 2adapannu
@ounip seben mir naditebsno mad Der
OiflSieIen Sdbluns.
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Sranf Stetter,
SOtel nnb SGcferei
Cu.i.1~n. n.S Ga,
WatnffraBe, 6pbe Narf.

Barme unb faIte epeiien Fnb su isoer Ga.
9es3eit 3n baben. 8riides Eager ftets al
3apf. iopie Beire. eiquors uno gigarren.
Die nit meinem SoteI perbunbene Bdderei
lisfert elm porjiisIides Badpsrt. unD psroen
alle Beitellnn9en prompt uno bi[is beioraf.
Hrant Stetter
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sar Seine muiitaIiide Snitrumente
si8ener Smportation 25 Brossnt biqiser
ais is Supor. 6. S4impif, 3I7 9ada'
tpanna 9lpenue.
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@effieite MnseiSen.
@eifern SreTeb 8eef.

auber ben 5wei GarIaounsen suaerid,te,, 8
6Ieiid, Sas mir Montaa un6 9onneritoo er.
4alten. empfansen mir tdsIi6 friid gsiGlad.
tetes 6leif6 bonn aanbe, ftiide un6 Salt.Gier,
Butter. Safe uno eanoprooufte iiberbaupt.
4ir baben ferner einen 8orratb Der beftsn
Bologna Wurft. friide uno sefaI3ene Sdul.
tern. Ttppen, gbuds, &unofide etc. Infer,
Bolo8naipurit iibertrifft ale anoere.
Gale & Go,
AIS 4oro N6te strose.
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9ros Der fransbTid.ruiiii9sn 8erbrii.
beruns, Der gpolutionen bes enSliiden
Observation-Disclosures unr Der 9esen,
ieitiesn &iebesbetbeuerunsen 3tpiiden
9aris unb petersburg p:rmb8en pc6
islbit bic sr6Bten Sdwarsfeber am SOri'
sont Der europdiiden BoIitif feln einsl8es
2bItden ;u entoeden. Dab man troB'
benz an Der 8erbolltpmmnun8 Der 3er'
it6runssnaffen, Der grbObun9 oeS actio'
beitanbes Der Armsen uno Der Ser9rDBer'
pns Der SIotten arbeltet 1T Elm allen
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= Gin NeltartIteI i'm YeterSbuser
,.8raibcouin", bem Slutte bes Silriten
UieidibsrStp, iibsr bic eurppdiids 81,
tuation sipfelt in Der grtIaruns, DAB bas
bon peribiebenen Seiten brinsenO EN-.
pfObIens abluiten elm ding Der nmm5s.
Iidfsit unc baB elm europdiider Sries
unabipenbbar iei.
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Treb. MARTINS
2paIarF NotEl
233 s. s35 Nenu ape.

Warme uno talts Spsiisn su iebsr Sases.
jeit. Q. Robinfon's Bier an 3apf. 6einitsr
@feffsr uno Monosram Sdnaps. gbanl.
pagner sno Rbein @eine Ssiber eunid
eoen Worsen. Gleftriide Gddsr; Feline
6liessn. SeIepbon 30. sS4.
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SefbdftssMn;eiser.

Sud' unb aeeibsn,' 'Druder.
Greb. u. Wasntr Drudarbsit ieber art
In snslil6sr une beutfter Spra6e, 5fi 9ada.
panna Mpsnue, ssssniibr bsm 5inlsp Stprs.
@roesriss uns propiapnsn.
8s6tplb, 8ranbpp s. Co., Grad.
folssr BON gsaSIs & Stsel), t16 penn aps.
Gbpin 6. Seal "a qadapauna gse.
has bsriibmts @bits Sppnes @sbl.
8Isb. 8. @ibmaptI 9sIifatsTsn
$50 eadapauua apenus.
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Ir behooves all to be cautious in the
management of their premises if they
would avoid loss by fire, as it is esti.
mated that not one-ffth of the losses
attributed to incendiarism occur in
that way. The careless handling of
matches, lighting lamps, improper
1ues, defective chimneys aud over
heated stoves lead to more cophaqra-
tions than are generally imagined.
Householders should, therefore be, ex
tremely careful in handling combusti-
bic substances, and in no case should
matches bocarried into barns or stables,
where they may be dropped and igni-
ted by any one treading upon them or
the nibbling of a mouse. It will pay
to exercise care and therefore we wish
10 impress this matter to theattention
Of every one, including children as
well as men and women.
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OMAHA, Neb., Oct 28.-It is said that
Mrs. Rudiger, who fatally shot Henry
Reiser, the foreign correspondent for
Cudahy, was completely fascinated with
Reiser, and claimed that several times he
assaulted her in a brutal manner. Only
two weeks ago she had called on n doctor
to dress fractured rib, which, it is
claimed, was occasioned by Eeiser. She
told the physical he had injured her, and
begged the doctor not to tell her husband.
Mr. Rudiger says That mis- vie made 20
confession to him, claiming th8t Heisa'
had some power over her. Fa. wUrdcr S.
the main topic in OmaNa'a society circle.
in which Mrs. ku,isar maNa.
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NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-Representatives
from Princeton, Yale Wesleyan, Manhat-
tan and Pennsylvania colleges, in session
at the Windsor hotel, adopted rules gov
erning admission to the football teams.
Among the rules are these: Any man who
has attended lectures or recitatious in any
other college shall not be eligible for the
team of any college in this association un-
less ne he a regular member of the fresh
mems class, or until ne has spent one year
Of study i'm that college; no man shall
play more than six years on any team in
this association.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Oct 28-The mys-
terry surrounding the unidentified remains
of little baby found in the ruins of the
Grand Trunk wreck has been cleared up
by the coroner He held post mortem
examination of the supposed body of the
baby, and found that it was a huge bo-
logna sausage a quantity of brains and
two human feet. This makes the death
roll only twenty Only four bodies
are yet unidentified. There is proof that
they are those of John B Wende, of Bluff
Springs, Tex; Mrs Eveline A. Aldrich, Of
Edwardsburg, Mich, and Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Darland Of Tisonburg, Ont; but
it is impossible to tell which is which.
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CHICAGO, oct. 2s-One million dollars
will be given by Marshall Field to the
museum which is TO be the outcome of the
Worlds fair. Mr.. Field names conditions,
which will be easy complied with. They
are simply that 100000 more besubscribed
and that the stockholders of the Worlds
Columbian exposition shall subscribe
s2,OO0.OOO of their holdings. The biggest
stockholders have already expressed a
willingness to turn over all the stock they
hold. OF the $50 600 to be raised before
Mr. Fields muniGcent Offering is secured
100000 of it has been already subscribed
by George NJ. Pullman.
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PATERSON, N. j., Oct. 2s-J A. r. FL
lott, of Kansas City, who is thechampion
live pigeon shot of the United States, and
Frank Glass, of Morristown, n. j., the
New Jersey champion shot, contested at
Willard Park, this city The terms Of
the match were 100 birds The stakes
were $3.50 a side. The excitement among
the spectators ran high when at ninety
birds each had kiiitd ei-hty-siX. The re
naming twenty birds fell, and the match
resulted in a draw Then n shoot off was
in order at twenty-five birds each. This
Elliott won, killing all except one of the
birds, while Glass missed two
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or demonstrate a theorem in geometry,
then has your school been a most un-
fortunate course, ard in all the teach
ings you have ever received at my
hands 1 trust there has been no lesson
that has weaned you from the dish pan.
Boys, If from this graduation you so
out into the world too nice to carry
wood and swil the hogs, if need be,
then has our school failed in its purpose
and sown wrong seed"
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WASHINGTON, Oct aS. - The United
States geological survey has issued the
stati sites of coal production in the United
States for 1892, which shows that an ag-
gregate of 100000 600 tons were produced
in this country last year, valued at the
mines at S231, ,556,3S1 Of this amount
Pennsylvania furnished over 99,O0OOOO
tons; Illinois, 1S,O)OOOOO tons; Ohio l3,50O,-
600 tons; West Virginia, 100000; Ala
bama, 5,50Oo0o; Colorado, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland and Wyo-
ming produced 100000 tons each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-10-28

Will the old soldiers take an active
part in this campaign? If they don't
we will be deceived, as they ought to
take a very important part in this cleo
ton, it, for no other purpose than to
resent the abuses that have been heap
ed upon them by Hoke Smith. Now
is the time to show him that his anti
pathy towards them has not been APP
preciated. II, however, nothing ofim-
pOrtance is done, it will, virtually, be
an Endorsement of his course.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-10-28
NUGGETS Of NEWS.

DR. T. O. Vincent, the wife murderer,
was hanged at Fresno, Cal
The Sd. Paul street car strike has ended
in victory for the company.
James Kirk, for twelve years state
printer of Delaware, died at Dover, aged
90 years
EX-Nice President Levi p Morton, ac-
oompanied by his daughters, has arrived
at Paris
The remains Of Gounod, the great COM
poser, were buried in Paris yesterday with
full aivil and military bOnnrR