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50 2Fede-zl Street. AIlegheny. Pa.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

CUxxTSss. y. D. OF I2-CzrI Rooke, oi
Tail Comfy, who diss IA BsiDoat on son-
day AS, EAs probsb,y ise largest man in
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

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Five Hundred Horses gurneo.

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

With every Cash
purchase of $4,000,
each and every custo-
mer will be presented
with an Antique Fold
Ing table or Folding
Music Rack or Folding
Book Rack.
Don't miss the op-
portunity of getting
one of these nice pres
ents at
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Deviis's P-iees zizsss -izst o. Furniture
.ad Carpets. - arc . Franklin s.. johns
toxn-
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SIS. SIS.
SIS.

Fifteen Dollars has a power to
draw, if correctly invested, which
beats . lottery. For Fifteen Dol
lars you can draw 4 nice Chamber
Suite-no blank tickets. Every
Fifteen Dollars deposited gets one
Saiie SURE It's Ike getting dol
lar FOR dollar.
You have seen OF hear, r our
sI6 Suite What ron saw or heard
Of il that Suite you can fnd IN this
ard more, you save z dollar too,
Fhich IS an item 10 most ofus-
One thing sure, fyou buy one Of
these SIS Suites you get a reliable
article from reliable firm The
suite vii stand By ron and We
stand b. " tie Suise.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

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This season I viH ossr tie Pgb-
lie a chap assortment Of good
bought 70 tie best advantage, con
prising . larger variety o. good
than can be found elsewhere n The
comfy.
FOR LADIES
Alar-e and raref assortment
Of fine Dress Goods such a.
silks, Heariettas. Serres Gre
pons, Cords. DiagonaIs Stripes
PIaid-, BrOeades- etc, etc. a.
loE prices
FOR MISSES AND >CHUDREN-
A lsrrs variety or Pain Plafi
S,-;F.s5 s,7 Fs-.- c.
= - - - l--9 -'----
ron - -
1ph INFAN - q tHlLbhEN-
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Goats. Underwear. Dresses.
etc, ETC. cheap and good f5r
the MONEY
FOR Ladies, Misses and Ciildsea-
4 large assortment oi Coats
CaPes and Wraps Of ali tie
Newest ard Best Styles vi.h
Side range in prices
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
\ complete line for Ladies.
La-ii A--ll- ArA an 1lF<-
Goods best prices IOTest
DOMESTIC GOODS
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4 u.ant Laid in His Grave.

Max ELETE.
s2Fessrzi Street Allegheny. Pa
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22
SARGE PLUNKETT.
SECRETARY CARLISLE
C,ves His Views on the Proposed Change in
the Coinage Ratio.

Washington, August Ex-senator Voor-
bees is in receipt of the following letter
from Secretary Carlisle, giving his views
mon a proposed change of the present ratio
hetween silver and gold 10 ratio OF 70
to l: omoo 90 +,,o o,.,
+,'1 Washington. August 10. 1o93.--ilon.
Ea11iel W. Voorhees,. United States Senator.
ST.. I,efrrring to our conversation relative
- .hn probable cost incident to the change
t ~ th,. present coming ratio between gold
',d silver. IL to~1 for the standard silver
diars anw | 10 40 for subsidiary silver,
~ - ratio of / to 70. you are respectfully
ttfnrmrd that the number of silver dollars
,;,,nJ since 1873 aggregates AS, 3:}2 400.
SSVi,hnut any allowance for abrasion and loss
;W',ciuenta! 10 melting the same. the coming
X va of these dollars, at ratio of | to 70.
anru1Id he 1888 222, 162 Ssh HOPES less
t"an their present face value: TO recon
''n,ire the addition OF 1876. 100 ounces of
new bullion. which at the average price paid
Ear silver under the act of july Il, 1890.
so931 II would cost $75sS3. 700. In add
tion to this / estimate that there would be
a loss from abrasion and in the melting Of
these dollars of at least $3,0O.OO0. which
amount, together with the difference in the
face value of the coins lSS4.110. 2sSl, would
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22

have to be reimbursed to the treasury Dy
an appropriation for that purpose.
From the fact that the SILVER uoi.ars are
distributed throughout the country, 1t Wouiu
be necessary as they are redeemed III me
several subtreasrres 10 transport them 10
the minis and the expense OF transporting
for $500 600 900 the amount outside or the
sock on hand at the subtreasuries ana mats
Mt I'hiladcpha san francisco ;,ii New VI
leans. would average at least L per cehf.
or S4500.OUU. /. therefore,: estimate me COS,
Of racoininw the silver dollars already coined
~ follows: New bullion to be added. So
$3.50. 100: loss by abrasion and melting. -
100000: cost Of coinage tlabor. material
etc) So 900 900: copper for alloy. $6S, 200 GOO;
Transportation of dollars TO mints. 600.
Total. $50. IA 900. m" STOCK OF
subsidiary coin in 200 o che country 5 IL
full weight would contain 55,G9oS75
ounces of fine silver. This amount at the
ratio of | to 16 would coin 500, S43,S02 or
sol 1876 1877 less than the present face value.
TO recon S77, 600, 600 of subsidiary silver into
an equal amount of fractional coin, at Il "a
ito of to 90, would require the addition or
S1S 197, 6o5 fine ounces. which. at S0.93 IA per
fine ounce. the average price paid for silver
under the act of July IA. 1890, would cost
SIT .52S. 49, There would be Il loss OF about
IL per cent by abrasion from the face value
or about 81 .925. coo. 1 would, therefore. es-
innate the cost of re-coning the subsidiary
silver in the country, at a ratio or to 70,
as follows: New bullion, ST. 52S 7So; loss
by abrasion, $1,925000; cost of colnage-ia a.
Dor. materials, etc.-S2 SOC, 900; copper for
alloy, $15,356: cost Of transportation, 81 ,133,-
000 total 500 124, 421.
RecaDitulation-Es Estimated cost of recoining
silver dollars, $50. TAI 900; estimated cost of
recoining subsidiary silver. 500, 124, 421; total,
$l12, S66,321. Very respectfully.
+ CARLISLE Secretary.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22
THE FRENCH ELECTION.
All Cabinet Ministers Re Elected-A Quiet
Day.

Paris. August 20.-Ihe general paria-
mentar.y election in France today was uu-
expectedly free from disorder and even eN-
citemcnt. Except slight Disturbances III
Var, where N. CIemenceau, the rad
zeal leader has had Il hot fight with his
slanderers. 40 serious trouble has been
reported In Paris the poll although much
larger than usual was quite fcaturcIess.
In Paris Alphonso Humbert member of
the commune and president of the municl-
pa lcoumcl; Gusaly Mesure1Ir, radical:
Alexander Miller radical: Edouard Lo-
cakroy. republican radical: Desire Bnrdo-
det republican radical. and NJ. ebechau,
editor of The Eclairc, have been 'e"~ted
Charles Floquet, who resigned the preSl-
dency of the chamber because he was
besmrched by the Panama scandals head
ed the list in his district. bu- ~~.ll be
obliged to try his fortune in reballot
EN-Prener Goblet. described by himself
as I radical socialist. poled the largest
number of votes i'll his district, but, like
Nj. Floquet, must await the final decision
of the reballot.
NJ. Andrieux, ex-prefets of police and
chief wire-puller in the Panama scandal.
polled more votes than any other candidate
in his district. IL his case also. however
a reballot will be necessary. In his dis
trct of Var, NJ. Clemenceau received
the heaviest vote. but failed of election.
A reballot Unnecessary. One of the most
feat of Count de Nun, leader of the
Catholics and formerly an ardent royahst
in the following of the court of Paris.
NJ Drumont, the notorious jew batting
edftorf of The La Libre Parole, was de
featpd in Amcns.
Later-An of the cabinet ministers have
been reelected. none meeting u serons
opposition. VI. Wilson, son-n-Iaw of the
late President Greyy, and who was i'm
plcated in the legion of honr scandal,
is elected by Il large majority in the
Loches district of the Indl e-Heth-Ioire.
NJ Delahaye, who WAS prominent IL the
Panama canal exposure, is defeated.
1 a. m.-teturns received up 10 the
present time show the election of 100
republicans. Il gain of five seats; l. roy
aIsts. 3 "rallied' and , revolutionists,
Sjxry-eight re-bailotS are necessary.
The returns received up to o'clock this
morning show the election of 30 republic
ans five of the rallied" three i'Vistonists
and fifteen royalsts. In eghtythree of the
districts heard from, reballotS will be neceS-
according to the results already ascertain
cd IN about half of the districts. the republic
ans have gained n more decisive H'ictory than
was expected The socialist vote is much
below tha general estimates OF last Week
The rallied are III very bad way. In
dications are the the opponents of those lmpi-
Gated in the Panama scandal used tins
weapon freely and produced reaction In
favor of the besmrched deputies.
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KILLED HIS CHILD
Shot His Wife and Blew His Own Brains
Room.

Over the Room.
Chicago. August 2O.-CraZed by !l0uor,
Douglass Curtis. Il switch-th rowcr, IN the
employ of the Western Indiana Railroad
Company, made Il desperate and successful
ATTEMPT ut murder and suicide At his Honhe
in Auburn Park today.
He shot and instantly killed his seven
year-old daughter, Leslie; probably fatally
wounded his wife, and sent bullet through
h'>own brain.
= til was instantaneous, and the terri
ir had been deliberately planned
mad been OH Il spree Tor thf t
and had spent what little money ne
.ss Sawed, leaving his family dependent
Willy upon the kindness Of nelghhorS.
Curtis arose about I o'clock this morning,
went into Il saloon and took several drinks;
Returning home, he walked upstairs ana
LET himself in his own room. Pulling off his
shoes coat and vest, he drew a chair 10
the washstand and wrote the following
note:
r:ease notify John f. Craig, No, los North
Fifth street, kcoknk, la; Also Nyrah curtis
W." p'' DOUGLASS CURTIS.
lie then drew Il revolver from his pocket
and crept into the room where his Wlle
aud daughter We're sleeping. The craZed
man reached across the bed, and thrustng
the muZzle of the revolver close to ms
daughters mouth he pulled the trigger
The bullet went crashing into the child
brain from the revolver, which was held
close enough to burn the flesh on her face.
The terrible charge had done its work well,
killing the girl instantly.
The shock had in Il measure unnerved
the murderer. With the report his hand
trrmbled and he fell across his ~wife.
Though slightly deaf, the stunning report
and the heavy weight of her husband across
her in the bed awoke her and she strug-
glpd to get free AS she turned from him
in her efforts to get up, he placed the muz-
Zle of the pistol to the back of her head.
There was IA flash. report and smother
ed groan and she fell back on the bed, I'M
conscious. though not dead. Then cock
ing the revolver with his left hand he
placed the muzzlc close to his own head and
pulled the trigger Death was inStanta-
ncOuS.
1t was SOM, minutes after the last shot
had been fired i Mrs. Curtis, blindly
STAGGERING from her blood-SOaked bed
reached the door and, descending TO the
floor beneath. walked into Mrs. White
house ) apartment.
Give me Il drink. am shot gasped
the wounded woman. =
Mrs Whitehouse led Mrs. Curtis to her
own bedroom and sent for a police officer
and a physician When the latter arrived
they found Curtis and his daughter dead
and Mrs Curtis unconscious. She was at
once removed to hospital and the bodies
of the dead were removed to the morgue.
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Texarkana Ark, August 20. The ma
iority of the democrats in this section are
strongly in favor of the free coinage of
silver and are naturally much depressed
with President Ceveland's late message
TO congress on that question. At Buch-
auan. ten miles west of here, in Texas, Il
mass meeting of about 100 voters, nearly
al democrats. was held Friday night.
Resolutions bitterly denouncng Cleveland
as champion of the money power and
a" an enemy of the common people were
adopted. after which the president was
hanged in e!hgy ana af rn ira shot ana
hanging ana it is understood that it will
be publicly burned.
To rot relief from Indigestion, biousness,
constitution or torpid liver without disturb
ing the stomache or purging the bowels, take
a few doses of Carriers Little Liver P1ns. 1ney
will please you.
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GrAnsT0NE's :SOrIFICATIoN
That He viii Move to Cut OFF Debate on the
Home Rule tiIl.

London. August 1S.-In the house of
commons today Mr.. Gladstone announced
at on Monda5 he.wouId move the adoption
of Il resolution 10 apply the closure to the
report stage of the home rule bill on Fri
day next Major Chamberlain, leader of
HE unionists gave notice that he would
lnove as an amendment to Mr.. Gladstone's
resolution that the house declare that the
governments proposal was calculated to
degrade the house into voting machine
dePriying the British majority Of their
constitutional rights, and ought, therefore,
L. he Withdrawn.
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5000 has been raised at McMinnvlIe Tenn
for the purpose Of conveying Caney Forks
falls power to that place by electricity
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The action of Carter's Little Liver Pills ia
pleasant, mild and natural. They gently
stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels
Try them.
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J.. V. NONEE.
MRS. l.. j. BONEE.
MISS OLA BONEE.

MINIS. J
MISS OLA BONEE.
MISS NANCY WICKS, of Troy; and
MISS EMMA BOWD:1N. daughter Of the
Rev. Samuel Bowden, of New York city
The BovecS are one Of IN" WealthieSt anu
most prominent families iD Genesee county.
AT 10 O'Clock the five unfortunates started
with Il spirited team to drive to church. AZ
they approached the Lehish Valley track the
east bound Lehgh Valley flyer came thunder
ing along ut speed "i nearly hl'! iiliieS nh
how Nr Hoyee did not see 1t until he was
TOO close to check his horses. Mr. Bovee
made Il frantic effort to get across, but the
engine struck the forward part of the car
rage and a second later the lnanSled ho'lles
Of the occupants were flying through the air.
An wore mancicd beyond recognition Miss
Royce was decapitatcd.
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HURLED TO DEATH.
Five People Instantly Killed in Troy, N. u.
XaaterdaX.

Troy. n Y August 20.-An accident occur
red here this morning on the Lehigh Nahey
road crossing on Lake street, an which hve
people were instantly Killed. Their names
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4 FERDICTOE GUILTY.
In the Case of the ioIberts Who Killed T. III
gtIe

Macon: Miss, August 20.-The jury in the
case OF rom ana Walter Tolbert, the Kempcr
county outlaws charged with the murder of
Thomas II. Cole. at noon yesterday brought
IN verdict as follows:
We. the jury: find the decentralization
and Waiter Toloert-guilty as charged in
me Rll OF lhdicLment, and fix the penalty
n Jh" Jury [S recommended to the
shown in behalf Of Walter Toibert.
The mother of the defendants recommended
them into court and she. together with Wal.
ter, evlnced q great deal of feeling when
III ,;r verdict was read Tom appeared quite
accompanied the boys to the Jail, weeninn
copiouSly. and after kissing them goodbv'
remarked: BE good boys and i want Won
to fear Him who can kill body and s33ul
and meet me in heaven. That is ali can
say to YOU " Gan
Tom then said: Mother keep quiet: 7
hope to meet you again on earth" f''
Walter had nothing to say
Later in the day the Tolbert boys both said
:hey did not get fair trial and did nor
Eel justice on account of prejudice against
them.