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GEN. Enochs DEAD.
Heart Disease the Csuse Of His Demise
his Career.

Heart Disease the Cause Of His Demise Z.
His Career.
CINCINNATI, July f3 A dispatch was
received BY David DayiS the we'll
known attorney. that Cen " H.
Enochs, member Of Congress from the
Twelfth district, had died suddenly 1T
his home III Iranton Thursday morn.
ing. lie had been ailing some time
with the grippe, but the immediate
cause Of death was heart trouble.
Gen EneeAs was born near Middle
burg, NobfaTounty O.. March ~: isI2
lie was brought up on farm and
educated in the common schools He
served through the hate war rs private
corporal sergeant. lieutenant captain
lieutenant colonel aud brcvct brigadicr
general He graduated from The CiR4
cinnati law school in 1850 and has been
engaged IN the practice of Law ever
since He was elected to Che fifty.
second congress as fcpublisan
receiving 1851 votes. against p,sf4
votes for Ezra Dean. democrat, and
.sa7 votes for Jonathan Moore. prohi-
bitionist The convention which nom
mated Gen, Enochs was d memorable
one, as there nrc many ambitious
statesmen in the twelfth district
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HIS AMBITION.
Gen. sicklos Determined 70 Make Geftys-
burg = National rark.


NEW YoRK, July IL Maj Gen.
Sickles Is determined To put stop to
the operations OF vandals upon the
Gettysburg battlefield In tl,e matter Of
the dcfacing Of monuments and the de-
structinn 81 the Topography. even II he
has 10 devote All the rest 81 the years
that remain to him 10 the task
He IS particularly indignant be-
cause a trolley road has been
permitted 70 thread the battlefield,
running many 81 the IandmaTks
and practically destroying the his
toric sites The battlefield Il controlled
jointly by the Gettysburg Battlefield
association, created By the Pehnsyl-
vania legislature and by the United
States government, and Gen. Siclxles
says that the attack on the vandais
must be made jointly BY these two
bodies. lie says that he consented 70
be reelected to congress SOLELY 70 se.
cure the passage 81 bill turning the
Gettysburg battlefield into q national
park, but that the franchise 81 the
trolley road must be Cancelled and
the road removed before be can con
scientiously take step IN that diree-
ton
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BANK OFFICIALS Indicted
Seven Officials Of the Planking-
ton Bank Failure.
All Arrested Except President Day,
Who is in Sanitarium.
The Judge F1xcd Their BAH Mt $1,000 Each
The Omcers. Except Mr.. Day, Are
Charged with Receiving Money AT
ter the Bank Was InsolveDt.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 13-The
grand jury, after investigating the fail
IRE Of +. A. Lappen & Co and the
Planlxington bank, has reported indict-
ments for all the officers and directors
Of the Plankington bank They are E.
r. Day. president; William Planking-
ton, vice president; william II. Nom
sen. cashier; Eugene s. Elliott, r. w.
Moves, G. l.. Classon and Judge James
jenkins, directors.
Judge Jenkins was the first Of the
indicted bank officials TO be placed I'M
der arrest. The others soon followed,
and Judge Walker fixed their bail at
e5, 600 each. The bank officers. with
the exception Of Mr.. Day, are charged
with receiving money when the bank
was insolvent II is understood that
Mr.. Day will have TO answer the more
serious charge Of embezzlement. Mr..
Day Is nm Indiana sanitarium, and the
officials Of that state have been directed
to hold him until requisition can be
obtained,
II Is understood that another indict-
ment Is being suppressed. II Is sup
posed to be that OF Owen Lappen,
brother of Frank A. Lappen, and a
member Of the wrecked firm Of A. lap
pen & Co. The announcement OF the
indictments and arrests caused intense
excitement throughout tho city The
parties are all prominent In business
and society circles, and their unfortu,
nate predicament Is the subject Of gem
eral regret
Mr. Noyes, one Of the indicted di-
rectors. Ia too III to appear in court, and
consequently is under surveillance At
his house
The bail in the case OF the indicted
bankers was fxed at $1,000 on each
J count This makes William Planlsin-
toms BAH $40, 900, and that OF the others
R1k mn aNQ
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HE is SHORT.
An Indiana County Treasurer Behind Be-
tween $4,000 ana slb, 900


TtpToN, Ind. July 3sJ. X. ARM
strong, county treasurer, Is short any
where from $4,000 to $4,000 Ills
term expires August ~, 1898. His
shortage became known by his refusal
tn pay an $4,000 warrant III favor Of
Pearce & Morgan who ARE building
the 100000 courthouse here
There is not much blaine, attached to
the treasurer himself, only for the.over-
confidence he placed in his son and dep
uty Calvin Armstrong. who has been
living a very gay life and playing an
the races frofp Chicago to Sc. Louis
There are twenty four bondsmen,
twenty VI whom are responsible As
set there have been no arrests, but the
Armstrong; will likely lie arrested
Thursday an investigation as to the
assets Of the treasurer will be made.
The visible assets Of the deputy are a
$3.50 watch, $3.50 shotgun and s24 UNI
breila
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NOW Is TIE TIME

When moths beginNto get ii their
work. and if you want to save youf
woolens, carpets, &c from the ravages
of this pest, YOU can get nothing moro
sufe to Kill them than COAL TAR
CAMPHOR. whiehs II much cheaper
than camphor, and more effective. a
large supply Of above article Just re
ceiyed at a. NJ. Gilbert &Tro. 4, Drug,
gist, II n Queen street.
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carhatt ana .Incl,son.

NEW YoRK, July IS. following
cable from London was received at the
Police Gazette office Wednesday: Peter
jackson has received cable from
Charles e. Davies to come back to
America to arrange match to fight
Jim Corbett for purse Of $40, 600 In the
Columbian Athletic club in. November.
jackson cabled he would saiffo New
York on July 10. He said it had long
been his desire to fight Corbett.
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4 I,ottIc of Nitro.a.lrerrIne.

WAsHINaroN, Pa, July Is. William
Cos, aged twelve; his sister, Matilda,
aged fourteen, and Georgia Ward, aged
twelve, found d pint and quart bottle
under tree at the roadside They
threw several stones at the bottles.
When one Of the bottles was struck an
explosion followed that shook houses a
mile away. A large hole was blown in
the earth trees and fences were thrown
down, and the children hurled many
feet away. The bottles contained
nitro-glyeerine. Willy Cos was fatally
hnrf
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Two ncnd nnales Ennnd.

WEST NEWTON, Pa, July Is The
dead bodies of two men were found
about two miles west Of here in a dense
thicket in Coal Hollow. on the Ray
farm. While the Ray children were
picking berries they found the bodies
which were covered with an old blank
ct Mr. Ray notified the coroner, who,
with the borough constable. started for
the place. As YET there is no clew to
the identity Of the dead men.
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san Francisco, July -. President
Robert Sacasa, Of Nicaragua who ar
rived here on the Steamers Colon, says
II am here to see All the great cities
When have been some ime in san
Francisco ! shall go 70 Chicago, Phila-
delphia, New York and leading places,
] shall cali on eXrlresilent Harrison at
Indianapolis. and when ! get 70 WASH
ington will sec President Cleveland
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PANAMA, July H. News has inst
been received that an expedition has
started from Martinique for the pur-
pos Of invading Venezuela. Thelead-
ets Of thelcxpedition declare that they
propose 70 overthrow Gen. Crespo, who
has recently been chosen president for
the short term. The eNpeditiou cleared
for Barranqnilla, Colombia. but this
was only blind" to CONCEAL theirreal
purpose.
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+ Nonsense.

P. T. Barnum once said that ''the
American people were never better
satisfied than when being humbuggcd. Z
Doubtless this is true with circus
and menagerie advertising, but il
wouldn't work so successfully with the
man who has q great deal Of competi
ton. and sells on close profits Bar
mum virtually had no competition
Themcrchant Of to-day has the sharpest
kind. He must deal square and hon
rstly he must keep his patronage and
increase It How can he do it 7
lst-Advertise judiciously.
2nd--Seli l0Q'cents worth Of Goods
for every dollar.
3rd BE courteous and aceomodat-
ing.
Use the columns Of The DAILY AND
WEEKLY, WORLD literally, and make
known to the public that you do bust
ness on this plan, and large results are
sure to follow.
s.
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CoLUMBus, Miss, july II, Henry
Fleming, colored, who stabbed 70 death
Mr.. Mincher. on Monday night, was
taken from the officers and hanged,
Wednesday. His body afterward was
riddled with bull&ts.
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wednesdays Games
HOW THEY RANK.


MoBKREY, Mo-, July - Three men
believed TO be the parties who last
week compelled an old man near Pitts
field. Ill, by most inhuman treatment,
TO reveal the whereabouts of his money
and then robbed him Of $4,000, were re-
captured here Wednesday afternoon af-
ter desperate fight.
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A I,yncIiinr n florida.

OcALA, Fla, July IS. Robert Larkin,
colored. was lynched "Wednesday by
the citizens of Citra and vicinity for
ravishing Miss Fannie Alexander last
Monday She is refined young lady,
IS years Of age, Of the highest social
connection and standing
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GRASSY, KY. July 49, The wife of
Carroll Hardin presented her liege lord
with triplets. The combined weight Of
the children is eighteen pounds, lIar-
din has christened them Cleveland,
Stevenson and Carlisle
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Additional trains win leave Harrisburg dals
except sunday at ser and 1875 a! M and y
y. N. arriving at Carlisle at 9l0a. M. IL % a. Y
tons; leave Harrisburg at 6 20qp. m arriving
Merchandising 6f5 p M, stopping at al m"
mediate stations
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between w ~
erstoWn and New York on Nos. and y y,
and on Nos, and west
Daily. @
\ Daily except Sunday.
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ST, PETERsRuRG, July r. The city
is officially declared to be IN "a healthy
condition. Nifty medical men who
had been detained at the military aead-
,eny for fear that there would be am
outbreak of cholera have been dis
missed To their homes
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WHKEsBARRE. Pa, July Is. Two
men were killed, two fatally injured
and two badly hurt byNan explosion of
gas in the Pettibone mine operated by
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern CO., at Wyoming, late Wednesday
afternnon
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New battery for the New Works.

PITTsBuRGH july 10, THE New York
baseball club Wednesday afternoon
signed deal for A new battery, secur-
ing Pitcher Lester German and Catcher
Park Wilson, Of the Augusta team.
The men join the team in New York on
Monde " ,i+aal
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Awarded over Haif 4 Million.

AUSTIN, Tex, July 13.The famous
land case Of Gen Russ, of San Antonio,
VS.. Count Telfener, OF Italy, which has
been on trial in the federal court here
for week resulted in verdict giving
Gen Russ, for his claim on the land
sold TO the count. $52g.e4T
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BRUssEfs, July IL The Indcpead-
ance Beige says that tile troubles be-
tween the French and Siamese on tile
Anam frontier are spreading and that
all trade has been stopped
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Cholera Feared.

BERFlS, July 1s seventy ava hus-
sarS Of the garrisonsat poseh have sud
denly taken ill., A diagnosis has not
yet been made, but it is feared the
disease is cholera
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 18--R. II.
McCrackenl largely interested in Mex
lean iron mines, has arrived here and
reports as almost the pro-
posed consolidation Of Mexico into one
joint company. m
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win Keep TheIr Fodder.

NIESSA, July Is. VT is said the gov
eminent will promulgate a law forbid
ding the exporter all fodder and cere-
als, except maise, oats and barley. 1t
is said that Russia will follow the ex-
ample
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STILL AHEAD.

The saina beer that il sold at the
Worlds Fair is sold at Combs Il 0'Con
nelfs next door to City Hall
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered 10 The public, as tie rate
charged is directly in proportion to the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for all While none bit those safely in
surabie are accepted, the
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FiIst-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equal lxAseu4ld institution flats
places an It's risks Al one rate. wh0llgfs
ignoring the Importance Of charging
each policy hoIdera premium equitahly
proportional 10 the risk assumed This
is the
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium.

The principal y similar 10 that applied
To hire INSURANCE. the premiums being
regulated ia accordance with the nature
III the risk. The Adjusted Pate Plan
avoids also the
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Be Your Own Doctor.

h For one dollar get bottlcof Mayors Mag
Ruetie Catatth Cure II will last Tor three
months ana Is absolutely guaranteed by y9ur
druggist
y Daetors Say the only way.to. cure c;ltarrh
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u Will last8IE thrre months Ask ypur drug
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Md
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD N
" TABLE-June 4th, 1888.

on sunday will stop on signal or 70 lei S
passengers
Additional trains will leaAe Carlisle daily eIs
cept sunday at $3.50 a, m; 1890 p, m, $40 b, n.
stopping au all Intermediate stations, ariyingd
Harrisburg at $40 a. m. Ills p. m.and 4;as p
4, No, runs daily between Harrisburg aN
Chambersburg,
*Daily
tDaily except Sunday
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SOUTHERN PENN'A.R. r. TRAINS.
MOUNT ALTO RAILROAD.

Connections for all stations On il.,sd y
Valley Railroa aud Pennsylvania in
TEN. I, paya
N, A. RIDDLE, w. A. GAHD, 9s''f SUI
Gen Pass Agt. Agent -
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BALTIMORE AND CHAMBERLAIN
VALLEY RAILROAD.

Train arriving at Cherry RunS;45 .. M rim.
through g Hancock, arriving 9:lO D. nj and
Run 5:45 a. M = N'fAi
Additional train leaves Cherry Run at ,s6a
M; arriving at Hagerstown ST. b. M stotti9a
at intermediate stations
Leave Rock Ridge for Emmittsburr Al .aaan
1870 a. M; and 3:82 and SOS Is. n.
Leaves Emmittsbure for Becky Ridge al 81
and g:55 a m; and $50 and $40 i. m.
Leave Brueeville for Frederick at i0ss b. n I
and BOZ and TO D, m
Leave Brqceville for Taneytown Littlestown
York, Wrightsyille and Columbia III 9:5Sa d. MI
and 3:45 p. M
y X Trains leave ShippensbIrg atf#
and lbs a. m. and $50 d. M; and arrive ii
Sheppensburg at 9:45 a. M; 40 and 5iap n
daily, except sunday
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National Mutual
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WORLD BUILDING.
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Offers life insurance on the most liberal
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-
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Itenabies the Company e. provide IN
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his pleasant rcinat;y VII quickly set
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nd Is iaJt z,Rsif + ~sa1a5 fey1 any sseak,efs
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DAILY Mondays only. All Others daily *
cept sunday
\. M. HOOD, II. II. GRIsMOIp
Gen Manager Genll Pass Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

hili shesd OF me and to be the mirror
of nv future.
Thought of all these things when I
saw vantyne In the club to-day, and
said 90 myself: I'm give the villain
n Christmas present" So I called q
boy. and sent him to the home for
superannuated dogs which some crank
OF other has founded on West Forty
eighth street. got the boy 20 buy q
blank form of admission for one dog
. sort Of certificate OF life member
ship- Itcost thirty-fve dollarA Then
I allied in vsntyne's nsme-just simply
vantyne--snd his address, and sent Il
back. Tonight some men from the
Institution will call at his rooms for .
supcrannnated deg named vsntyne.
fxed II 10 that he'd Be ct home. I
hops they'll get him. That's my Christ
mas present TO him; the only one I've
given heartily.
Here 10 n nearly midnighk. Christ
mas waits at the threshold. Am any
more niser~ble on that sccountf, Ger
tsiniy. no less I feel Sentimental 20
night. 10 cant be real: 10 must be a
stage Of intoxication. I've noticed 10
In Others One more brandy and roda
would have spoiled this: one less Would
have been too few. Wish I could re-
member how many had.
There's something on the mantel. but
In order TO get IL I'D have 20 iook in
the mirror behind n. can't do that
tonight. Perhaps can End IL with
my eyes shut An. here u l.. Not
much 20 hook at. "a its The silk has
grown old almost - fast rs I have.
Something in the air. dare say
I've taken her picture Aoat Of
this css~-snd iost IL. Yrs. by jove.
I Lost t. ssrrs fellow made . remark
about IL that didn't like. 80 I put IL
away. and never could remember
where. Never mind: I don't need L. I
can see her. This photograph cs<e u
the last genuine Christusas present
ever bed. I've he'd barrel Of other
kind Might have had some iilas this.
I suppose. n I'd lived like Christian.
Bat this h esough THERE'S . earious
feeling round my eyes when look AZ
g. No use; the lschrymsi giapdH cant
handle brandy and sodsA I sxw her In
that dream thia mcwnins. win she
cerne with .ae others ts-nixhtp She
can eone without them and please me
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cen or ffs-en years by thu bottle-ncsed
victins Of whisky and psresis, whose
boAiss have haunted the club aimee
their ssnls died there The voices In
that dream were different. tell yosi.
sna I j,.s hsssssd and listened. and
~as hsppy. whea suddenly voice
beRns 60 hswi. .sNr Harding. Mr..
HArdiag." Then I knew that vAs
dreaming. and Sat somebody was tsy-
fng % wake me I fought mighty
hard - stay asleep. but IL wouldn't
work; an1 opened ny eysa In these
biszted rooms Of mine.
Risksv va .hs.nering - the door
e ~ pnrlor- Hes enc Of the attend
anita N ~ Allsrton--sae Of Ne fell
as~s IN. hsip the jAnisor 80 that no
bety sus tAenssivss can steal our
thinw& yelled - Kicker - 70 sway.
8us Ne souldnS or wculdn't hear me,
- . pes - ny hssA rees and went to
4hs tssv.
-Dss1 yos want little Gre In your
wr.nA sev>~ sa5d nicher. Its mighty
6slA siE. 90 oosning.'
\ WHal ~ No. cold guess the jani-
~. Asl Azsd the sesan heat 20 that
N1DSyssesn have . chance zt ~ I
- nfshsr In TIE instant san his
- f1Bp~ ssasshing was up. Then
y punnsueersd n w. the day before
EAEnensA Rsskes n . ''stril<sr~ every
aay In che yess. bus On the s<th Of De-
hssDb>r hss . highvsymsn- stia1 you
Rsps % i've those fsllo~s scue<Aing o.
0Dss % nving N tho house. could
Asss CHECKED him for waking ms up.
Mt. sfses ali. bad told him 70 do 10.
- r.ve the r>scsi ten dollars, and he
iasrmcd 70 think IL wasn't enough
Iens htp down for some breakfast
~ shsaxht I'd eat In my rooms and
then try 20 20 60 sleep before the IRE
and hsss that dream over agnin- OF
course IL was another fellow who
eroaght the breakfast They all man.
ere ~ get sby At Es on the day he
lfsre Christmas lie brought "a lot Of
nasty stuty. but Ia ordered H. Didn't
r~slsz> how IL wosiid look How hui
man being can possibly be hungry In
The norning. don't know. yet some of
them can The fellow that brought
that b-ealfzst scsaally looked a. II he
wanted ~ eas H. And he'd had two
or thrse already. Tor . hundred dollars
90 cent.
"Halpin.- said 7. give me- your APP
petite. Come. It's Christmas time
'feSsir.- said he. rubbing his hands:
1T b. sir. An 'cpes youn ave .
very merry Christmas, too. sir. A. for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

VITA every Indication shat eel h
eeing up IL = tiznsly - snggsst shaA .
couple Of gisls In Paris ussd 20 kssP
thsnssIwss warm by Burning osaage
pssl s.d snpsy spoolk corAs azs siss
rseomnssded- Thsse y story told 81
swsll-known Engiish e9rsss who peck
sseA every eork be sans scrons - .
dinnsr tablA When Questioned - -
tkis singular habit he blushed and sid
~ gave them 70 the poor. A sufSsisnt
n,,mber Of corks would keep = coallss
nsn With . good Ere al dap. Fir
eonss sss also advised. snd make .
n,as. ohssry blszrs likewise sowncoba-
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ne appetite. sir. ia give 10 and vel
eorn~. xir. n could. I've seen the
time vhea I'd s-been glad 20 get rid Of
a. Fat u ISN'T ths poor that can
give
Hs ~s~ growing assrt - 7 hsd ~
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