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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-01-05
FOSTNR'S SCHEME

Upset. BY the 7rssidsnt-Hs WIN Have No
Bonds Issued During Hb AdministSa-
tion. h
NEW YORK, Dec. 30 The Times
states that Secretary of the Treasury
Fosters trip to this city was mot on
private business, a. was given ont ofi-
cdally. but was for the purpose Of con-
sulting with Wall street mngnates on
the proposition 10 relieve the money
market and check the export OF
gold by having tho government
issue from $50, 1000, 900 to 500, ,ooo,-
900 of bonds. The Wall street men
were in favor of tho scheme, and the
speculative contingent were in high
feather. The presidents corporation
had been counted on rs sure, but this
confidence was suddenly discovered TO
be delusive. The president not only
refused to approve the deal, but he
went further. and expressed himself
with unusual force and declared that
he could see no use for issuing bonds,
and, what was moro. he did not propose
that any should be issued while he was
president
According to Wall street reports, Sec
retary Foster, before he suddenly left
town to 60 west, Is credited with hav-
ing received dispatch from Washing
ton couched in pretty stiff language
and running substantially as follows:
~ want no new bonds issued during
my administration. Take no steps. DO
nothing. "R HARRISON.
The Times says than Mr.. Foster met
the Wall street mon at clubhouse on
Fifth avenue, and . prolonged confer
ence was held. Some of tho most not
able men in the street are said to have
been present. and an agreement was
formed on the financial policy of the
government Tho action OF President
Harrison upset their plans entirely, and
there is now no prospect Of an issne OF
bonds to stop the stringency in the
money market
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KILLED BY THIEVES.
A New York Widows Theoat Cut From
Ear TO Ear.

A New York Widows Theoat Cut From
Ear TO Enc.
New YORK, Dec. 3L-Some time dur
ing Thursday night thieves killed Mrs.
Annette Ahern, In her home at 424 West
Fifty-fourth street
Her throat was cut from ear TO ear
with her own bread-knife. When her
body was found Friday the blood
stained knife was discovered beside it
Mrs Ahern was widow. She owned
the house in which she lived. She
owned another in Brooklyn. 1t was
her habit to collect the rents of both
houses.
The confusion in which her room was
found indicates clearly that robbery
was the motive of the person or persons
who killed the woman. The door to
her rooms had been broken in. Every
place where money might be concealed
had been gone over thoroughly.
Whether the thieves killed the old
woman in their rage, or whether they
killed her after they had secured the
money or when she made q struggle are
still questions
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AN OLD MIsRR

Bequcaths Large SUM of Money to Dart
moath college.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. So.-The an
nouncement made by the president of
the Dartmouth college that DIR. Ralph
Butterfeld. of Kansas City, had left the
college $1S5, 900 ina will. caused much
surprise here. Nobody seemed to know
who DR.. Butterfeld was After q long
search through the records of the board
Of health the record OF Dr. Butter
fields death and his bate address were
found
Then it was found that he was an old
miser who had lived the life Of . re-
cluse for many years md died in sp-
parent poverty. He kept q secondhand
shop on Grand avenue aud had ne
friends and few acquAintAncsk His
late neighbors tell many stories ot his
penuriousness. He would follow wagons
10 their destinations and after the oosa
had boon dumped and carried into the
house, no would pick up the few remAan-
ing Goals, place them in . basks< and
carry chem to his shop fu this way
he would collect considerable amount
of coal ana would seii it b. xhs bushel.
He has never been married and nothing
Is known here OF bis sntecedentA He
graduated from Dartmouth in 1850 His
property is valued at elSs, 900 and by
the terms of his will, II al goes TO hiz
alma mater
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New YoRK, Dec Sl.--The session Of
the New York presbytery, which is
sitting. as court on the trial of Prof.
Briggs was begun promptly at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon.
The calling Of the roll was proceeded
with. There were forty more names TO
three minutes in which to express his
views
The voting on the first charge was
begun at 4 o'clock, and the vote on the
sixth charge was completed and the
Presbytery adjourned shortly before
o'clock. The result of the several bal
lots was then announced to the report
ers The result was a great surprise,
for on all the six counts the vote was
adverse to sustaining the charges.
On the first charge, accusing Prof.
Briggs with teaching that the reason is
source of divine authority, the vote
was as follows: To sustain the charge,
20; against sustaining the charge. 6s.
On the second charge, which accuses
Prof. Briggs with teaching that the
church is q source of divine authority,
there were 55 votes cast in favor of sus-
tanning the charge and II against.
The closest vote was on the third
charge. that Prof. Briggs taught that
the Scriptures contained errors of his
tory and fact. On this charge the vote
was as follows: To sustain the charge,
81; against, 8S After this vote had
been taken two on three of the anti
Briggs men left the court, and others
refrained from voting on the last three
charges.
On the fourth charge. accusing Prof.
Briggs with teaching that Moses was
not the author Of the Pentateuch, the
result was: To sustain the charge, So;
against, 72.
The vote on the hfth charge, accusing
Prof Briggs with teaching that Isaiah
did not write many Of the chapters in
the book bearing his name was; In
favor Of sustaining the charge, 40;
against, 20.
The vote on the sixth charge, aecus-
ing Prof Briggs Of teaching that
sanctiHcation is progressive after death,
was a. follows: To sustain the charge,
81; against. 60.
The case will be appealed to the gen.
eral assembly, which will meet in
Washing ton early in the spring. The
assembly will appoint q commission OF
fourteen unprejudiced members to act
on the appeal
The friends Of Dr. Briggs were great
ly pleased with the result. They had
calculated on majority ranging from
4 toe
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yellow Fever 81 caraea..

cARAcAs, Venezuela, Dec. so --Yel-
low fever has become almost epidemic
in Laguayra, the mortality in Caracas
continues to increase, and in smaller
towns down the Puy valley it is spread
ing in every direction. Here in the cap
ital not only yellow jack but typhoid
fever is prevalent and the monthly
desth rate has for months past doubled
that of births But, as one of the local
papers remarks. what else can q city OF
10000 souls expect as long az they re-
main wholly without city sewerage
system and make no efforts toward
ppYlic clcanliness?
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IN pANGER r.

The Dublin Hxpiosioa Damaged the M
change Court Greatiy.
DUBLIN, Dec. 3i.-The walls OF the
Offices in Exchangs court, the scene of
the explosion on Saturday last, have
been found to have been so badly dam
aged by the shock Of the explosion
that tho buldings are not be-
lieved to be habitable. At midnight
Thursday night it was feared that the
walls Of the detective Office would fall.
The detectives, who were asleep. were
hastily awakened and every ybody left
the building as quickly as possible.
Friday morning the wallis are being
shored up, and an examination will be
made to decide whether they can be re-
paired. There ara no new develop
ments in the case.
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A LARGE SUM

Left for the Eudowmont of Methodist
Seminary at Atlanta, Ga.
: BATAVIA, Ill, Dec Sl.--When Elijah
Fl. Cannon died he left an estate of
81. SOC. .00o He bequeathed sa5o. 900 to
the Methodist seminary at Atlanta,
Ga, to which he had previously
given 500, 900. By his will the widow
was to have the remainder OF tho es-
tate, and at her death one-half was TO
20 TO the seminary sud one-hsh TO the
heirs she would name. MrA Cannon,
who died December -, left no will.
Now one-hsK Of tho estate wiA be
equally divided between four legal
heirs, three Of whom live at Batavia
snd the other at Evanston Az the es-
tate ia worth nearly u. 500. oeo. the sem
mary wili bs endowed with oves
STkO O0O
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rtaly cemiux 10 the Ys.x.

WASHINGTON, Dee. so.-The Itatisn-
American board OF promotion OF tho
Worlds Columbian exposition has
closed its work with the fulfllment OF
tho object OF Its efforts to have Italy
officially represented at the Worlds
fair. Mr.. G. 2. Caracristi and Prof.
Fava. who havo been at tho head OF the
movement are very jubilant over theix
success. which has led to the appoint
ment Of commission bv the king Of
Italy.
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Preighs Car rhiev,s.

BaiE. Pa, Dec, sl.--Lake Shore de-
tec1bves, assisted by the Eric police,
made seventeen arrests Fridsy. and war
rants are out for as many more, charged
with robbing freight cars Over $40. .0O0
worth of goods were stolen in Deceln-
ber from trains between this city and
Dunlrirk. N. y, the robbers mounting
the train at some way station and using
q rope ladder to let themselves dom to
the car doors The goods were thrown
of and picked up BY members Of the
gang. Nearly one hundred houses II
this city were ssarohsd and some OF the
sseasn property rseevsrsd
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A Farmer Loses Both Feet.

ZAHEsvHLE, @, Dec. So-A young
farmer named Grant, living near
Eaglesport, went to McConnelsville to
buy some Christmas presents While
there he drank . great deal Next
morning he was found lying in the
road. q short distance from the house.
He was unconscious from the cold, both
boots were OF cod his feet had turned
blae. Both feet were 80 badly frozen
that it was necessary to amputAte them.
His boots were not found, and it is not
known what induced him. to try 10 GO
home barefooted.
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r, national onarsntans s,aL

NAaHINoroM, Dec 0.-fhe sab-con-
naittee of the house committee on COM
rnsree has decided to report fsvorablV
to the houss the now national qusrrn-
tine bill. This wili put quarantine In
ths hands Of the marine hospital aerv-
ics. Il provides for foreign anspectioa
end qusraAtine by eoasah abroad and
slows the president to absolutely pro-
hibit Immigration whea he thtnsrs u
necessury
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Why Suffer 2
When you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression Of Spirits, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Headache.
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
is a reliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. 1t cures thousands
every yer; why not try
DIR. Sanford's Liver Invigorator?
Your Druggist will supply you.
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School Examiners.

TIME l)oara of Schuoi FxsmIpeis of iiieh-
i land county eivr ntiiic~ that exam ma
tions of AppIicanir ior Crrtifisaies viii take
place In The iiilis,oro Main street school
building ON the nist Saturday nf every
AIRY, February, Msrcn, April, Au8usi and
September. The Exsniuatton Tee prescribed
by law ~ 50 cents
BY ordcf ut the Board.
HHNRY6. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Aug. 70 10
DE-. b. ]. KENDALL Co.:
0ents--lt is with the greatest satisfaction thatl
Inform, that have cured the following diseases:
Sweeney. ShonIder Joint Lameness. stt1e
Joint tnnener.: shoe. la boil, a :. 1'amemrcc, .s
Lameness and WIN cure that all with Kendail's
beast have ever used. recommend IL TO oil horse
owners. Horses that have worked Oh a.e vsnabiei
but without yonr LiuifncHt would br " orthlcss- !
have friends who used II for Sprains and
Bruises and cured them. They say u y the pest
Price 81 per bottle, or si1 bottles for
%. AL drs10Oists hare IL or can 0ette
FOR yOU, or IL scSIs be sent to 0Nv 09-
dress on receipt orpriec by the ProPrse-
DR.. B. J. KENDALL CO.,
Enoshurgh Falls, Vermont.
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! Mrs. JOHN OeMvIK RooaBAcH, OF
Mystic, Conn, has copy of the prayer
book printed in the Mohawk language
for Rev. John ogilvie, assistant minis
ter of Trinity church, New York. in
i7co- Only twenty copies were printed.
Mrx Roorbach, it is said, has received
az offer of $1,000 for the book from the
british museum. - Baltimore Sun.
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Bank Robbers CAUGHT.

MARsaALL, No, Dee 80. Henry and
John Haynes, brothers. made . bold
attempt Thursday 10 rob the bank Ut
the village Of Gilhsm. near here. Tho
would-be robbers however, reckoned
without their host, Tor the cashier and
the teller attacked them and made
them prisoners.
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RonE. Dec 20 Tho konitsur, oreaA
Of the Vatican. says that recent reports
Ia regard 70 the miAsion of Mgr. Gatolxs
70 the United Statee ssp cssrdrAwnt
snd promises 70 give pubais Neht shost
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NorHIs6 is moro beneficial 10. tho
hair than daily and vigorous brushing,
bat this entails sadly soiled hairbrush
every few days. II the brush is dipped
in ammonia water and then dried in the
sun IL will come out as good as new.
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+ FOUR hundred and fifty Catholic pa
psrs are published in Germany. inelud-
ipg ninetyfour dailies Catholic Mir
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ACQUITTED.
Famous Briggs Trial Ends in Victory
for Defendant.

The Alleged Heretic Receives a Majority
Vote on Zach OF the SIX Counts
An Appeal wiz He Taken, IL 10
Said, by the Prosecution.
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CHICKENS

Always come home to roost, as do all Gus
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and have ''strayed away" They always
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in every ton. We have sold the above
brands, with increasing sales every year,
since 1883. Do not be talked into buy
ing Carolina rock goods, for most of you
have enough porous rock uopon your
land. Use only decayed animal matter,
which will strengthen your land, i'm
prsse your crops and make you more
money for the investment than anything
in which you can place your money.
Try it. Fer sale only by the
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

MAxs's CHOICE, Bedford Co., Pa.,l
February o. 1852 )
DR.. 3 ]. KENDALL Co.:
Gents-Please send me one of yopr Treatise on
.he Horse" Your Kendall's SPAWN Cure Is the
best In the world. have cured ten caecS OF
hone SPAWN. / am kept busy all the time & on =,
horses ] will wager any man IN the world eiOuW
on SpnvIns, RingbQne, CaDped Hooks or
any J1meneee on horeee. You San We ny
what say. have uaed 100 bottles IN year:
u Yours truly, DIR. GEO. G. CRlNEY.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-04-12
DiTektiOne1as 7a0te.

Fran prof. H. K Shanor mottogs re-
signation fran ararebefattninge vid
skolan. Resignationen antogs och pro-
fessorsstolen engelska spraket och Ii
teraturen ar salunda med slQtet af det-
ta sl1olar ledig. En- komite tillsattes,
hvilken skulle s6ka efter en- lamplig
man att beklada denna plats, hvilken
sages vara bland de vigtigaste vid sko7
Ian. Inom parentes fragas, ON icke det
kunde finnas en- duglig svensk-ameri-
kan att fylla denna plats med all heder
och vardighet. Det blir en- 0ppen fraga
vid nasta konferens att fylla den lediga
posten. Det beslutades att afven for
nasta ar bortackordera matinrattningen
till nagon familj, som kan pa 81 satt
tjena skolans clever genom att tillhan-
dahalla billig och helsosam 'tboard"
F0rmanen att "a DO pa skolan skall ha-
danefter f0rst och framst atnjutas af
dem som spisa vid skolan.
En- petition mottogs fran de studeran-
de att afskaffa de muntliga examina;
men styrelsen beslutade vidblifva den
SLdQSdQo OrQulngen.
Fakulteteu begarde att "a fytta fri
dagen fran l6rdagen till mandagen,
hvilket beviljades.
Det beslutades att skolan skall pa ett
passande satt deltaga j '''the Lutheran
Exhibit at the Worlds Fair" Chicago.
For att icke iklada skolan ovanliga ut
glitter lofvade en- af herrar direkt6rer-
ma att betala ALA kostnader, som atf5lja
namde f0revisning.
Fragan ON frielevskap for fattiga
studerande kommer att krafva konfe-
rensens uppmarksamhet Den nya an
ordningen med matinrattningen gjorde
liksom slut pa den gamla nastan hafd-
vunna seden att bista fattige ynglingar,
som villa egna-.sig at kyrkans tjenst.
Samfundets behof af larare och skolans
val krafva att fattiga ynglingar ia
help till slit n0dtorftiga uppehalle,
medan de bereda sig for slit vigtiga
kali.
Det beslutades att rekommendera till
nasta konferens att anstalla en- perma-
nent business manager" for att sk0ta
skolans ekonomi Det kunde dervid
fragas, ON icke det vore lampligt att
konferensen att b0rja med valde en-
permanent kass0r, som aktade pa, hvad
som skulle komma pa missionens och
skolans bord och mar arbetet blefve ut
veckladt och icke kunde sk0tas af en-
man, da della pa sysslan.
u III. Randall,
sekr.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-04-12

Meyer som farmare. En- neger,
boende narheten af Lawrence, Kas.,
har pa tire ar f0rtjenat $40, ,OCO genom
att odla potatis pa sin farm, bestaende
af 500 acres.
Den yngsta guvernoren F6ren-
ia Staterna Dir John E. Osborne Wyo-
ming, Han ar endast 81 ar gammal
och till yrket dolxtor SAINT kom till
Wyoming for omkring IA ar sedan.
Dodad af ett jernvagstag blef
harom dagen vid Newell, Iowa. en-
gammal gumma Chris Christianson,
h;irstammande fran Danmark. Hon
var 80 ar gammal SAINT bade blind och
d0f och skulle ga 6fver ett jernvags-
spar, da ett tag kom framrusande och
0fverk6rde henne. s..
Thingvallaangaren Hekla, som
den Is mars afgick fran Kristiansand,
Norge, med omkring 800 utvandrare
ombord, har l6rdagsqvall inlupit j
hamn New York efter att hafva varit
f6rdr0jd s dagar 0fver tiden. Angaren
innehar en- last af neutrality-suspicious.
fran Sverige, Norge och Danmark af-
sedda for verldsutstallningen i Chi
cago.
Straffad dumdristighet. Dcko-
ratinsmalaren Harrey Flamian h6ll
onsdags pa med att uppsiltta nSgra de-
korationer pa kupolen till jordbrulls-
byggnaden $50 fot fran jorden, da han
FOIL pa den dumdristiga id6n att glida
ned 30 fot pa taket, v;intande att der "a
fotfaste, men han fck for stark fart
och slungades ned fran den svindlande
holden och slog ihjal sig.
Langvarig skilsmessa. Under
den stora Chicagobranden blefvo pastor
James Rodman och hans fru, vid f0rs0-
ket att r;idda sig, skilda at, bada troen-
de att den andre af dem blifvit inne-
brand. Pastorn slladade sig vid bran-
den och lag en- langre It'd siuk hiern-
feber. F0rliden paskdag predil1ade
han Andover, Pa. Midi under predi-
kan afsvimmade EFT fruntimmer SAINT
utbars ur kyrkan. Efter gudstienstens
slut "blef pastorn anmodad att intinna
sig det hus, dit den afsvimmade qvin-
nan blifvit buren. Da han infann sig
der igenkande han henne sin hustru
|Fru Rodman hade, sedan de blifvit
skilda, gift ON sig med en- Robert Cass,
men denne hade d0tt Pastor Rodman
deremot hade ei gift ON sig.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-04-12

Nagot sent. Den 7S:ariga mrs. Jul
liza Orcutt Redwood Falls beg;ir skis
MESA fran sin make, hvilken ar IS ar
gammal.
Stora bedragerier tror sig sena-
tens komite hafva upptaclt r0rande
statens skogland.
Albert Lindenberg, en- urg mala-
re Faribault, rakade harom dagen ut
fdr en- olyckshandelse, som blef hans
d6d. Han hade nemligen tagit plats pa
en- stapel af timmerstockar, och ramla-
de stockarne det samma ned och kros-
sade honom till d6ds. -...--
Duluth-nyheter: Omaha jernv;igs-
bolaget har ink0pt byggnadstomt for
uppf0randet af ett tint stationshus, ko.
stande $400, 000. 00.-Borgmastare har ut
namt A. G. Barlow till medem af
board OF public works" och E. r. JEFF
ferson till medlem af 'board of fire
commissioners.
Pensionerade. Bland de personer,
hvilka under den senast Aydda veckan
blifvit beviljade pension eller ock fatt
den samma f6r0kad, markes f0ljande
med skandinaviska namn: John Erick-
son, John Johnson, j. jacobson, II. Mel
son, August Lindborg, John Nelson,
E. Halvorsen, Chas. Peterson, j. Cau-
sen.
Annu mer ON Mike. I f0rra num-
ret af SkAFFAREN f6rekom en- upplys-
ming, att Mike Smith ej r0stade olag-
ligt Kensington. Mar nu delta
sporsmal kommit for allmanheten, tillat
mig upplysa ON huru harmed f6rhaller
sig. Namde M. Smith ckom till Ken
sington pa tisdagen den 7 mars och r0-
stade tisdagen den IA mars. Pa grund
troligtvis af brakmakarnes dumhet"
kunde de icke denna tidrymd fnna de
i logen bestHmda 10 dagarne, derf0r ut
togo de STUNNING mot karlen. Hafva
de nu denna eller nagon AMMAN hand
ling gjort orutt sd lat dem "a sin for
tienta lon. Undertecknad haller strangt
pa att riittvisa sllipas, och att brotts-
lingar FL slit strait. Men att dessa
''brakmakare", som Petrus kallar dem,
med lohiga medol arbeta pa att fa bort
llrogcn, dot torde atminstone iclSe ALA
menniskor klandra dem for. Den It'd
| torde kommer afven for Kensington, da
l1rogen maste bort. Ma ALA r0stberiit-
tigade r0sta, men ang;ende Mike
Smiths riitt delta fall, f0rblir jag en-
IHOndS