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The Ohio Democratic platform puts
il thus trnthfully and forcefully The
financial situation is the unfortunate
legacy Of a Republican administration.
Ii is the natural result OF the McKin-
ley tariff, the Sherman silver law, ex-
travagance Of the revenue Of the party
lately.in power, and the creation and
fostering Of trusts and corrupt comb.
nations by that party, all combining TO
shake credit, TO create distrust in tho
money of the country and to paralyze
its business.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-16

The Kaiser has ordered that night
operations, which have already been
adopted in practice by France and Rus
STA, shall form a part Of the general
manoeuvers at Metz, as well as Of the
manoeuvers Of the engineers and siege
corps before the fortresses Of Thorn
and Strasburg. The Kaiser himself
win conduct the operations before
Metz. When he shall see his obedient
battalions moving in ghostly silence,
under cover Of tarkness, intent upon
surprising an imaginary foe, then the
young war lord will feel the exultation
Of anticipation for the time may not
be far distant when he shall lead his
cohorts in real night attack and npon
a real enemy.
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The suggestion that the bullion now
in the Treasury vaults should be mint
dinto l67,OOO,OOO silver dollars as i
partial remedy against the scarcity Of
currency has elected statement that
it would take all Of the minis Of the
United States five years to coin them.
This is far from correct The Phila-
delphia Mint alone during the last is
cal year coined s., 64S ,3O2 pieces Of All
denominations, and the equipment Of
the Mint is such that it could turn out
silver dollars to the number of over
1920, 900 a year, Or over 200, 600 900
in five years, without working over
time. StilE even this would scarcely
be fast enough to give the suggestion
alluded to any practical value.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-16

The Fifty-third Congress, which met
last Monday, has a rare and great OPP
portunity, and that opportunity lies in
the faithful execution Of the Demo
cratic platform. Let it stand firmly
on that and redeem to the full its
pledges, and the coun.r, win not only
enter upon a new era Of prosperity, but
the Democratic party will be intrusted
with power for many years to come.
Let il ,shirk or repudiate those pledges
and it, in turn, will be repudiated,
while the loss Of confidence in Democ-
racy will greatly imperil the continue
ton Of Democratic ascendancy. The
responsibility Of the Fifty third Con-
gress is as great as its opportunity.
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The Democratic party Of the South
must be held together, shouts an mr.
gentiferous and vociferons Atlanta
contemporary, whereupon it proceeds
in an effort 10 split it wide open BY
reading the President out Of the party.
It is worth while 10 observe that all
the ADVANTAGEOUS talk in this bust
ness comes from those who are so so
licitous about the party's integrity that
they forget 70 make any concessions to
protect Il
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-16

The Senate has concurred in the
House resolution providing funds
wherewith to celebrate the centenary
Of the laying Of the cornerstone Of the
National Capitol. The cornerstone
was laid on September IS, 1893, and il
would soon htting that the coming
centennial anniversary Of the event
should be marked by an appropriate
ceremony.
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SUED on ms HONEYMOON
Oongressman Breckenridge Has Breach q Promise

Congressman Breckenridge Has Breach q Promise
Case.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 10. I'm
the Supreme Court Of The District Of
Columbia to-day was filed By Jere NJ.
Wilson and Calderson Carlisle, attorn:
cys for tho plaintiff, suit for 10000
for breach Of promise against VIM. r.
c. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, BY
Madeline 2. Pollard The plaintiff
charges that in April, 1884, when
she was seventeen years old and stu
dent at Wesleyan Female Seminary at
Cincinnati, she was met on the train
travelling from school TO Frankfort,
KY, where she had been called on ac-
count Of the grave illness Of her sister,
by w. G. p. Breckenridge, who made
her acquaintance on the plea Of know
ing her family, and that she was fiat
tered by his attentions, knowing who
he was and regarding him as a very
prominent man, and that on the third
day Of August, 1884, he came to see
her at the seminary and got permission
from the president for him 10 dine with
her, and began by wiles and articles
and protestations Of affection to take
advantage Of her youth and inexper-
icnce and 70 gain her affection, bnt
later in the same month he accomplish
ed her seduction.
She AYERS that he got her complete
ly under his control, and that she bore
a child to him The allegations filed
60 with great length into the relations
which existed between, the plaintiff and
Mr.. Breckenridge, as she charges, UNI
til recently. She alleges that she bore
two children 70 him, and that after
their death she came to Washington,
and that after the death of his wife
she was again i'll a delicate situation,
and, with protestations Of love and af-
lection, lie induced her 70 continue
their relations, and promised TO marry
her as soon rs il would be proper for
him to do 50 in Il sufficient time after
tile death Of his wife. II Is alleged
that he. solemnly promised that there
should be secret marriage on tile 3lst
of May, 1868, and the marriage should
take place in the city Of New York I;
but after that, on Tie plea Of her con-
dition, the incorporated for the mar
riage was postponed until the following
December Or January, after the child
should have been born.
From time 10 time, She alleges, tho
date for the marriage was postponed
until on the 18th day Of July, she al
leges, that Mr.. Breckenridge wrongful
~ and injuriously married another
woman, Mrs. Louisa Wing, who was
then a resident Of the city Of st. Louis.
The plaintiff, therefore asks for dam
ages to the sum Of $4,000 II is said
that when the case comes up for trial
it will be one Of the most sensational
that has occurred in the courts Of the
District
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TELEGRAPH OFFICES CLOSED.

]. W. Cook, superintendent Of the
Shenandoah division Of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad, has issued the
following order: After August Il the
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vaughn's Summit, and Ingham win
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Speaker Crisp is untrammoled to
make his committees as he thinks best
for the good Of tho party. He takes
up his high Office without pledges or
factional complications. May he nc
complish his diffculttas with the best
OF results. NJ
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WEDNESDAY utnInc AUGUST 10. 1888

If there has really been conspiracy
among Eastern money bags to upset
silver, as the silver mine owners affect
to believe, the conspirators must pc
very sick Of the boomerang effects Of
their Job.
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SPEND YOUR VACATIONS AT ATLANTIC CITY

The last Of the series of summer excursions
10 Atlantic city via Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, will be run on August 18th, The same arr
rangements will be made for the accomTnoda.
tion " those avaiiing themselves OF the low
rates and superior train service afforded on the
previous excursions, 10 enjoy 4 respite BY the
seaside, The scenery en- route " unsurpassed
by that Of any other line IN America
Tickets will be valid for return Journey for
twelve days from day Of sale, and will be good
on all regular trains. On return Journey they
Will be good to stop on at Washington, thus
ahording an opportunity To visit the numerous
public buildings, which are open to visitors free
u charge. and TO take trip down ths Potomac
to Mt. Vernon, the tomb 81 Washington, Az well
AZ y visit other places 81 interest IN and near
Washington.
For rates and time Of trains. consult append
ed table,
LEAVE ~. AN Az. r.M. Rate
Cum berland ......1i.l5 9.50. I2u6. II 80 81. 80
Hancock...-..s.... 12.45 liza 10 2.aI Go
Martinsburg. d.. 1l.5s...25s 259 $50
Pm.
Shenandoah Jc Get iaIs .......,. III 30
Harper's Ferry. r. a. -. II 30. 3.s5 80 S. 5.5O
Washington de- 2.45...... 1850 a. f04 10 $50
correspondingly low rates from other sta
lions.
For additional trains from Pittsburgh and
Cumberland, see time table published elsewhere
In this paper
For more detailed information apply to near
est u. 4 0. ticket agent.
Gcn'l Pass Agent
t-s3. b. 4 o. X. r.
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orE wgo sPrArg rpor EXPERIENCE.

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Pills for Indigestion and constipation
and found them great remedy 10
curing such ailments, J. w. Am-
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West Va
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BILL Of FOR 10 DAY.

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The bondsmen Of Mr.. David Lynn,
ex-city tax collector Of Cumberland
paid 70 Mr.. 4. r. Henderson city att
torney, Is, 1888. This is the amount
Of shortage ia his accounts.
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TIE oglrProE or TIE WORLD:

The jewel process gasoline stove is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them. For sale by
j. w. Z. Fisher, King Street.
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CALL on JOHN HELLER.

II you are in want Of a Buggy, PhR
ton, Surrey, Dayton top Of no top
business wagon | have them and mean
to sell. Call on John Heller.
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NJ r. Dorm has secured the agency
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HALF RATE EXCURSIONS TO THE WORLDS
FAIR.

The Baltimore and Oslo Railroad Co. will run
series OF special excursions to the Worlds
Fair for which excursion tickets to Chicago will
be sold at the rate OF fare for the round trim
from Baltimore and all stations west OF there as
Tar as the Ohio River. The dates selected are
Aug. LIST, 9Th and nth The special trains will
consist OF hrst-class day coaches, equipped wit
labatories and other toilet conyeniences, and an
experienced Tourist Agent and train porter
VIII accompany each train, to look after the
comfort o. passengers. Stops for meals will be
made Al meal stations en- route. The tickets
Will be valid for the outward journey on the
Special trains only, excepting that from way
points they will be honored on local trains to
the the nearest station at which the special
trains are scheduled TO stop. They will be val
Id for return Journey in day coaches on ail
trains leaving Chicago within ten days, includ-
ing date OF sale.
Following Il acheduIe ~ tha S,,ac;, traI,s "a
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Physicians Recommend
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because il is healthfnl and nutritious.
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For the best and only steel point and
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Casting, Pillow Points, and all kinds
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Louis Brown follows the Depews adyice
and minds his own business That's
why no is able to got ahead Of his com
pctitors.
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Following Is schedule OF the special trains and
ates from principal stations in this vicinity.

AFrIYe Chieago next day at l.l5 r. NJ
Remember the dates: Aug list sth and nth
CHAs. 0. SCULL,
GenI Passenger Agent
F-2o-3w u. 4 o. II, r.
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The street cars were delayed yestor-
day morning quite awhaile, owing to "a
breakage in the machinery at the pow
er plant.
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JUST ONE MINUTE

Of yonr time pleased Have You heard
about A. M Tenny's fine bon bon's
and chocolates at Browns Confection-
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!. TnE woRLp a 10 eent. rer xeeL
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-09-21
No. Z J
STORY OF A FAMOUS RACE.
Fast Time Made by the Rival Boats Leo
and NGtchez In 1870.

Fast Time Made by the Rival Boats Leo
and Hntchcz In 1870.
One of the most famous races was
that between tho Natchez, Captain
Leathers, and the Robert E. Lee,
Captain Cannon, which occurred in
1870. The race had its origin. in a
spirit of rivalry which had existed
between the two captains for a long
time. Each having built what ho
considered the fastest boat, nothing
but trial Of the speed of the two
would satisfy Captain Leathers, SO
he sent Captain Cannon word to get
his boat ready, as he expected topass
him under way. Every possible prep
aratlon was made by Cannon on the
Lee for a genuine race.
All surplus weight was removed;
spaTs, tenders and the doors from 8
portion of the cabin, as we'll as tho
sash from the pllothousc-in fact,
everything that could be dispensed
with which would cause resistance
was removed from the boat even to
portions of tho fore and aft" bulk
heads in the hull and tho splash bulk,
heads. Nothing was left undoro to
have the Lee in perfect condition,
while, on tho contrary, little or com.
parativcly nothing was done with tho
Natchez to prepare her for the race
Tosun it upin few words, Captain
Leathcrs and his engineer were too
sanguine of winning the race, or, III
other words, they ovcrestinatcd th"
capabilities Of their boat, and at the
same time underestimated the Lee.
Just before the boats left port Captain
Lcathcrs and one of his pilots Went
down to tho Lee to SEQ If herhull was
creased, as reported, and while view
ing her ho was recognized by one Of
the Lees tircmcn.
The two boats left New Orleans
Juno so, 1870. The Leo was 81 min
utes in advance of the Natchcz, ant-
for the first thrco hours there was no
perccptiblo difference in their speed,
but about this time tho Lee suddenly
began to widen tho space, and when
they wcro seven hours out from port
she had distanced the Natchez 13
minutes, and they were running q
fraction more than II miles an hour.
When 10 hours out, the Natchez
gained 8 minutes on the Lee, but
after this the Lee gained steadily I'M
til the end of the race, and when
Cairo was reached the Lee was
hour and II minutes in advance of
the Natchez.
The Natchez gained some after
Cairo had been passed, and it is prob
able that, had it not been for fog, she
would have reached St. Louis very
close to the Lee AS it was, how
ever, she was hour and 90 min
utes behind. Tho Lee arrived at St
Louis at 20 o'clock On the morning
of July 4, 1s70, having made the trip
in tho phcnomcnally short time OF
3 days IS hours and 14minutes. st
Louis Republic.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-09-21
Mechac%own Frederick County, Alayand Thursday September H. i893
Cowboys and the si,,.,

Two Texas cowboys recently had
the novel experience of travelling by
rail over the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road. But they seemed to
feel uncomfortable from the time the
train pulled out from tho point that
they got on out i'll the brush. When
they got in the Wagner sleeper, one
of them said to the other:
"Bill, you'll have to take your
spurs otfcrn your hoofs if you expect
to put boots on the top Of that seat"
Bill did SO and then seemed pained
and surprised when the porter told
him that passengers were not cx-
mctcd to put their feet on the plush
covered seats, He toyed with his
gun until the porter retired, When
he rolled a cigarette and lit it, and
the conductor showed him where the
smoking receptacle of the vestibuled
train was, he seemed annoyed.
At supper time, when all of the
passengers on the buffet gave their
OIucIS uuu lIc tWO CON bOSo SuNo
theirs, telling tho porter to bring
them "all there was on the pro
grammc and be sure to bring them
plenty of s;lrdines," they handed the
porter S. bill and We're surprised
when he asked them for Is cents
moro.
Both of them said: THAT settles
it. If we stay in this here concern,
that niggcr will have the whole roll
before we get to tho next station.
No wonder the gang hold up the
trains, but l am surprised at 'cln goin
after the mail when they would have
such a soft snap with this coon i'll tho
high toned corral. If ever l was to
go into the train robbery business, !
would go coon huntin first and get
the black scoundrcl that wanted four
bits for sliclin up our boots"
They quit the train at the next
waysidc station. -Atlunta Constitu
ton.
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nrFICE--OSLER BUILDING, Northwest corn
OF Church and Main Streets.
Church Directory.

Reformed Church--icv. G. A, Whitmoit
PAS or. Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening
Nceting of Ladies' Aid Society every secOnt
W Wednesday evening. Regular services
appointment from the pulpit.
Lutheran Churcl-Rcv J. II. Barb, pas
or Services, Sunday 10 A. M. and $50 +
II. Sunday School, ,. =. Vi Prayer Meet
ing, Wednesday, GAS =.
United Brethren Church-Rcv w. l.
Martin, Pastor. Regular Services by ap'
appointment from the pulpit.
Glass Meeting every two weeks at lO a. N
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Sunday School PM.
Mile Society every econd ana Four'l
Wednesday evenings
Missionary Meetings by regular appoint
mcnt,
Mornvian Church; Rev. J. }. Rlckscckrr
stor. Services in Mcchanicstown every
o weeks, alternating morning and evening
accham, every Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Church - Rev
Henry Mann Pastor. Services every alter
nate sunday at 10 A. NJ, and 1,30 j. NJ
SUNDAY School at 8 A. Nj. raycr Meeting
every Wednesday evening at $50 I. NJ.
ST. Stephens Church., Protestant Episco
pal. - Rev. Dewitt G Loop, Pastor. Ser
vices every Sunday at 1890 Il. m., except on
5th Sunday in the month, then at night.
fycning Prayer, Fridays, at :.