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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-15
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Passenger trains arrive AZ the Reynolds
VILE station as follows;
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Murder Suspected.

SAN ANGELO, Tex. Dec 5.-About six weeks ago Perry Whitton, prom inent sheepman, died suddenly at his ranch near Ozona, Crockett county His death was thought at the time to have been caused by heavy drinking. but the coroner sent a. portion of the stomach to the professor of chemistry at Austin to be analysed. A report of the chemist was received by the county judge of Crockett county, showing large quantities of strychnine present in the stomach. Warrants were inn mediately issued for the arrest of Mrs. Whitton, wife of the deceased. and 8 hired Mexican named Monterio. the only ones present during the illness of Mir. Whitton. They were both lodged i'll jail to await an examining trial.
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Made a Gooi Haul.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.--Some slick bur glar paid visit to the hardware store of s. 0. Burnett, Brooklyn. As re- suit MT. Burnett is out $70, 129 in stocks and mortgages. 8 lady's gold watch worth $40 and S20 in cash. which was all stored in a big iron safe in tie rear of the store. The safe is all battered and broken a bout the lock and handles where the burglar worked to get into it. The burglar must have spent B good deal of me 10 get into the store before he got to where the safe was. He had to break into vacant house at % Clinton street. jump into a rear yard, climb an adjoining fence and then drop down into an areaway about 10 feet He also had to force lar. paddock in the rear of Burnett's store before get ting into 1t. ..e
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Much Suffering In Ranspx

TOPEKA, Dec. 5.-A binding snow storm has been falling over Kansas and the blizzard from the northwest seems to make it more disagreeable. Tele= grams received Saturday from western Kansas state that tke storm was raging there and that snow covers the ground to depth of 6 inches. People living on the prairie in Wichita, Land and Greedy counties are appealing for aid with which to buy fuel At many rail- road stations there was little coal for sale and this has been bought by mer- chants and people in the towns, while many families living on the bleak plains will freeze if help is not secured at once. If the snowstorm continues railroad traffic may be blocked, and in that event great suffering will follow. At the little station of Shield, in Lane county, there is no coal and farmers who are without money and fuel are appealing for help and say if they do not get aid at once many people will freeze to death.
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MUST CLOSE ON ,UNpAY.
A Decision ite"dered In the Kansas Civ
 Barber Nhnp Cases

zA Deoisieh He"dersd In the Kansas City
 Barber shnp Cases.
 KANSAS C1TY, Dec. 5.-Judge stover or the circuit court has decided that barber shops must be closed on Sunday. A temporary injunction prayed by J. B. smith, manager of the Midland hotel restraining the boss barbers from hay Ing his men arrested, was denied. and the restraining order granted by Judge Henry dissolved.
 Later, however, it was brought to the attention of Judge Stover that Henry, before the case was transferred to Judge Stover, had granted tempo rary injunction. Judge Stoyer at once so modified his decision that the tenn porary injunction will stand until the case can De heard on its merits. which will not be until the next term of court. The decision will not affect the crimi- nal prosecution against the Midland barbers, i'll which the latter have so far been victorious.
 The only effect at present of the de- clsion IS to deny the injunction restrain ing Prosecuting Attorney Brown from filing informations against the Midland barbers. Until the case is heard on it's merits next term the Midland barbers cannot be molested for shaving on Sunday
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Van Ale. Refuses.

|kw YORK, Dec. 5.-A letter has p made public from J. J. Van Alen, recently appointed ambassador to !. to Secretary Gresham, in which Alen declines the appointment. Ipg it has been charged that it was eturn for S5O,O00 contributed to the jonal Democratic campaign fund, Inc, therefore, cannot accept. The sident personally replied to Van D's letter, asking him to reconsider |declination. Van Alen replied to
 president in much the same strain le wrote to Secretary Gresham, re- hg to aeeept the office.
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The AIlis Jrial.

LITTLE ROCK. Dec. 5.-In the Allis trial Saturday John P, Carr, assistant cashier of the Southern National bank of New York; F. M. Miles. cashier of the Continental bank of Memphis. and Dr. J. Fl. Parker. cashier of the United States bank of New York. testified as fictitious transactions that appear on the books of the First National bank as having been made with their bank. They disclaimed all knowledge of the accounts. Much testimony was given regarding number of notes, aggregat- ing about S240, 900, said to have been negotiated Do President Allisa and Cash fer Denny with their official indorse- ment
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TREA>URE THREATENED.
Fire In lhe Big Vault of ihe subtreas-
 ury al Cincinnati

Fire In lhe Big Vault of llie subrreas-
 ury at Cincinnati.
 CINCINNATI. Dec. 5.-Friday evening two clerks with candle went into tue big vault of the subtreasury of the government building. They added S6000 of uncurrent silver to 8 pile con- taining $400, GOO, intended for shipment to New Orleans. This money was stored i'll the upper part of the vault with pension checks and records. In the lower part of the vault was S6, 000,- 0OO in gold and paper. Saturday morn- ing when Cashier Stout opened the vault dense volume of smoke rolled out and quickly filled the big office. The clerks in the building organized a bucket brigade. while Stout crawled into the vault and threw out the valu- able records and money. The vault, which is l2xl5 feet, was deluged with water, and the fire was extinguished by the time the fire department engines arrived. In saving the valuab bles Cash fer Stout narrowly escaped suffocation Some of the records were very badly scorched. Nearly the entire contents were drenched It is supposed that B piece of the candle wick fell among the papers and the fire smouldered all night.
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sentenced For stealing.

CHEYENE, Wy. Dec. 5.-The first of last week Foreman Huson of the Frattsa & Perish cattle company ap- prehended six men while ill the act of killing cattle on the range. The men were brought into the district court Saturday ard sentenced to one years imprisonment in. the penitentiary. In pleading guilty, one of the number, speaking for the party, said they stole the cattle to keep their families from starving. All the men are farmers liv- ing in Box Butte county, Nebraska. Their crops failed. their farms were mortgaged. and their families were starving. The pathetic story affected the judge and the court officers to tears, and the lightest sentence allowed was imposed.
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The ,lextcan TronhIe.

FL PAso. Tex, Dec. 5.-Persons ar irving from Chihuahua confirm the re- ports of a severe battle between the Federal troops and insurgents. They have indisputable proof that last Thurs day number of officers were brought in from the west to the army hospital. It was reported that they were were i'll with dysentery, but it is positively known they had been shot in battle. Where the battle was fought is not known, neither can it be learned. The report of the continued movement of Federal troops to the west and north west from Chihuahua has also been confirmed.
 Governor Ahmuada declared again Sunday that the Times, newspaper, shall not be circulated on the Mexican side of the river, but tue threat has not yet been made good.
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Not Quick Enough.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Dec. Plat Sul- livan, miner i'll the Rosetta mine at Cripple Creek, had lighted the fuse to three shots at the bottom of the shaft, 100 feet deep. He then signalled to be hoisted. The engineer did not respond promptly and Sullivan, while only 8 few feet above, received the force of the explosions. He is badly broken up and will be blind for life if he should survive. which is improbable.
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Father of the House"

sAssHINeToN, AS Dec. 5 5-The distinc-
 oi Father of the House." which enjoyed by the late Representative
 a'es oNelll of Pennsylvania after
 uessh ca of his colleague, Judge Wm.
 heiley, has now descended to the uor or the silver bill known as the ss, ssaa act.0 In continuous service aaiu Parks Bland of Missouri is the oi the house, although in age ,,nssh Of experience ill congress bi b; anairs several other members
 n's senior. MT. Bland is 5S years N ~ is now In his 1ith consecutive M aaa at the end of his present x as.. na1cn 5, 1895, he will have served Itba,' oldest Id man in congress. the \ an,u ps ol congress in years, in origi- N;oa v ana In length of continuous
 ' IS Senator Justin s. Morrill,. Eas @ale u; to the house in 1855, and has id;st;a congress ever since. He has Ikba eslon halon Of being both the father kste ouse ,e and also the father of the B M ;fs Mr- Morrill, is in his a4th year. Il hay " nses out his present term he kh;she peen in congress 4a years. 30 late. VI Ill nave been spent in the 'pse ear mem oers of the present house ke yssrs ssrsssional career began 20 or bo;s Sed5s ps ago are AIessrs. Cannon of ] of pas palrows of Michigan and liar
 nd in syivania Next to MT.
 Messsa Of continuous service
 . springer of Illinois and
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EXPOSED HIS BOOTS.
Alleged Counterfeiter Caught While Mas
 querading as Woman.

Alleged Counterfeiter Caught While Mas
 querading as a Woman.
 TOLEDO, Dec. Eli Luther Ward, in company with the United States marshal. arrived i'll Toledo He is the man who escaped when Dan Harmon raided Dupont and brought in several counterfeiters. Ward went to Indiana and found congenial spirits at Kendall vile. He is evidently some1ing of a desperate and the story of IFS arrest is tale of interest. It was learned some weeks ago that he had gone to Indiana and he was finally located at Kendall vile. Eli Ward masqueraded as a woman elumsily and like Jeff Davis. didn't make success of 1t. Officers were watching and finally caught him entering house. The steps were slip pery and i'll scramble to get in the house Eli slipped Bnd showed boots, large clumsy boots, beneath his skirts. The place was surrounded by officers, and the marshal finally effected an en- trance through rear door Ward was upstairs and the marshal started after him, but when near the top of The stair way the fugitive presented a gun and threatened to shoot if the officer came any further He learned, however, after a barley, that there was no escape and he surrendered. The charge against him is that of passing counterfeit money, but he is supposed 10 have been prominent in the frequent robberies of Clover Leaf cars at Dupont and is said to be vicious generally.
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iNGRESS AT WORK.
l .aont.s Message Delivered ] r;ffy. Third Congress.
TREMENDOUS DOCUMENT.
rr,g Bill and the Hawaiian Se" Re Taken Up This Syeek-A pt'e' pe,nc N.gotiated With 9reas' ., T Van AIen Refuses.

FICTION Dec. 5.-Immediately
 aonoress met yesterday the mes
 # the president was presented F " s hranches. The document is n ''O' lanotby and treats upon all ques- as s of l interest to this country;
 N Tbe g galleries of the house and senate '''e a9lv half filled on the convening '1e rsss un This was attribut to z eplls pleat and boistrous condition of the !. e.pae .sor for it was a typical winter
 % The knowledge that there would Io drawing of seats also abated the \ sJ interest at the opening of the ses- 'ss nrayer offered by the chaplain of lp' 7 Sopse' touchingly referred to the s,h and long public service of the
 uuonresentative, p Charles O'Neil of @t e.aya is no delay in congress for @etbing to do, as there are already 2 el bills and resolutions on the sen- % .londar and a mum Der in the house. 2 sioritv of those before the senate :pf minor importance, but there are '1m If general impor ance, such as M STs Federal election bill, the Voor- VI ' hill to increase circulating notes
 'otional banks and few others. It Eieyed the Hawaiian question will 'SefOre congress before the end of pweek.
 Tba Wilson tariff bill is expected to 'ssbered into the house by Thursday, 8 from appearances some of the ,oses will be fought with heavy
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Wrong Man Shot.

VIENNA. Mo, Dec. 5.-At dance in the east part ot this county young man named Dolph Mahaney shot James Tress in the right side, the ball going clear through the body. Mahaney has skipped the country, and it is thought has gone to Texas. He intended shoot ing another man, but shot Tress in stead
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Kills HIa children.

ERIE, Pa. Dec. 5.--Edward Carey aged 3s, killed his son of 6 years, hls daughter of IS and put 6 bullet through his own brain here yesterday. He was a morphine eater, and laboyed under the impression that his family and him. self would ecome hopelessly insane II allowed to live.
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imposed
NInkon Must Die.

PIrrsBURa, Dec. 5.--Noel Mason, French anarchist, who waylaid and killed Mrs. Sophia Ross and beat her usband at Calamity, Pa, was sen- tenced to death The motive for the murder was that Ross was ill posses sion of a secret of Mason's. who was to 20 to Canada and blow up the govern mept buildings.
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Fight Oyer "A Song.

VIENNA, Dec. 5.-A serious encounter occurred in coffee house in Buda Pesth between citizens and officers, the former demanding a gypsy band to play "Kossuth," song, and the officers objecting. a number of persons were injnra1
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Another Robber t,anpbt.

LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 5.-Jim Wyrick,' one of the supposed Oliphant train rob bers, was brought to the penitentiary by Special Railroad Detective Helmich and Deputy Marshal Alex. Thompson. who captured him 8 miles north of Van Buren.
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4 Negro Lynched.

CONCORD, Ga.. Dec. 5.-Lueius Holt, A negro arrested Friday at Concord on suspicion of the murder of Arthur Key holds, proved to be the right one. His body was found Saturday hanging to a tree opposite where he committed the murder. The body was riddled with bullets. Not less than 100 were fired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-05
Treaty With China.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-A sensational ory has been started and is believed nany that the administration has !en for some time eng ged in getting 1a treaty with China which will as Iuish the world when perfected. Ac- Irdlng to this story under the treaty ie eUnited States will agree to a non 1iorcement of the exclusion law, hich will allow the Chinamen already sre perfect peace and protection.
 h return for this China will buy her lyer and agricultural implements en- Tsly from this country. It is esti- aled that at present she buys about NpOO,OOO of silver from Mexico and Der countries. It is said that for the ptection of the Chinese already |n and for concessions made by China |the matter of the immigration to lis country she will trade exclusively 7th us where we have articles that !emust buy from foreign countries.
 4he basis for this peculiar triendli- # is alleged to be that France has f1lenly developed great passion for !Htory in the east as shown in the
 &ter of Siam, and that England is as
 always has been so aggressive that fna fears her. Though this country
 treated China about as meanly and |a1alrly as one country could treat an Mfr, 1t is the only country occupied Fhite people that is devoid of the
 " Of conquest and the only one that
 na desires business ralatioos with
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Influenza Prevalent.

VIENNA. Dec. 5.-Infiuenza is spread ing very rapidly. The president and vice president of the reichsrath are prostrated 3y the disease, therefore sit ting are hastily closed. One-half of the government officers are deprived of their staffs.
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An r.aitor 1n che Pen.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., Dec. 5.-Captain A. R. Bell. editor of The Liverpool Crisis. was taken to the penltentlary yesterday to serve one year and half for shooting Surveyor Robinson.
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Rnsy Opening Po..al nihs..

eAsHlSGToN, Dec. GA larger DOT \ or the clerical force of the second as'ant postmaster generals office is opening star and steamboat route N is IS expected that the4force will employed at least two weeks. There aoout 5000 proposals for mail car gs m the west to be opened and each g9 Tour years' service. Awards of $ns contracts will be announced on
 before Feb. 1. 1894.
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Ierritorirs to Ii4 Admittad

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-The result of .l1. ene recent elections will probably re- sult Tn on on4 section of the. Democratic party. Tie territories of Arizona New Mexleo and Utah, which have desired to be admitted to statehood. are ex. pected to be admitted without delay
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-05

1uiberson of Texas. in their 10th year. farmer Of Pennsylvania and Reed of Maine, in their .7th year: Bingham @ os ehnsylyanla' 1 ,y Hooker of Mississippi
 ana MeNlllin of Tennessee. in tbe5r
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p.,,,.r.a.,,. Trial Tomorrow.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The trial of Prem dergast. the murderer Of Mayor liar rison. has been aga1n postponed at the request of States Attordey Kern untll HomorrOW
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na.nnn e..ct .ncute |.

SING SING. Dec. 5.-John Deltino was electrocuted here yesterday. He shot and killed Ms. Catherine Gessell, an Italian. a year ago in Brooklyn tene- ment.
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Fatnllx Stabbed.

DENTON, Tex, Dec 5.-Clebe Craft, 8 negro, stabbed Harvey Hembre, an- other negro. Saturday. The wound is fatal Craft is in Jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-05
ttention Given to Consignments of Cotton

inuv IL. Dorn wnl1es ana blacks seem glad that he was punished ill this way and hope it will prove an example for others
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-22
General advertisements.
M. MCINERNY.

Are we TO be, or not t. be,
a part of the Great Republic,
seems to be the burning ques-
ton of the day, and one we
had rather leave to wiser heads
than ours to solve; and while
great statesmen are wrestling
with this momentous question,
we want to have a little "bo7v-
7OO7v with you on some other
subjects, that concern you as
well as ourselves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-22

Has it not occurred to you
that you've been wearing that
old hat long enough In these
progressive times if you intend
to be 'in it, you've got to keep
pace with fashion. No matter
how otherwise well dressed
you may be, unless your hat is
the correct thing you bear a
shabby appearance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-22

We have already laid in a
stock of the Latest Hats of the
coming Spring and Summer
styles, in hard felts, soft felts
and straws, and including line
of the celebrated " Fedora
Hats, at present all the rage in
the United States. There is
therefore, no necessity for you
to hang on any longer to that
old Tile that bears such a
strong resemblance to the hat
your father wore.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-22
POINTERS IN SHOES

Just three pointers will be enough for you:
ls-We have 10000 pairs of Shoes in stock select
from, embracing all leading lines.
2ndW buy in larger quantities than any one in the
try only spot cash, consequently we buy cheaper
3rd-We have extraordinary inducements offer: you
would dstrus who had gold dollars sell for ninety
Look for the shoe with that kind OF story
his shoes may be CoHHterf6ds.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-22

Believing that business will
be better in the near future, we
have not hesitated to keep our
stock full in all lines. Take
collars for instance We have
almost everything you could
wish for. If you wear stand
ing collar, just come in and
take a look at our " Narenta"
or "Ardonia )" or if you prefer
a turn down collar, try the
winnipeg" or "Goswell;" we
have have lots of others, and
can't fail to suit you. Cuffs in
abundance, links or otherwise.
Neckwear in profusion, scarfs,
windsors, 4-in-hands, and a
special lot of =" Boys Bows
suspenders in great variety
leather and woven ends, good
strong, serviceable goods.
/
We might go on indefinitely
but space is valuable, and tC
enumerate everything we carry
would fill a pretty fair sizec
book. If there is anything
you want in the mems line
lust drop in and see US, and i
we can't suit you, we don't be
lieve any one can.
If you should want a pair O
nice shoes, let us try a hand a
fitting you. Did it ever occu
to you
How much a man is like his shoes;
For instance, both a soul may lose.
Both have been tanned; Both are mad
tight by Cubblers;
Both get left and right;
Both need a mate to be complete;
, And both are made to go on feet.
: They both need healing; oft are sold,
6 And both in time will turn to mould.
t With shoes the last is first; with men
i The first shall be the last; and when
The shoes wear out, they're mende
= new;
When men wear out, they're men dea
a too.
They both are trod upon, and both
4 Will tread on others nothing 10th.
G Both have their ties, and both incline
}. When polished, in the world to shine
5 And both peg out Now would "
II choose
;, To be man, or be his shoes,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-22

Continued on Fourth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

The Liberal Leader Trying to Make
an Agreement With Mr.. BnifOur.

The Liberal Leader Trying to Make
an Agreement With Mr.. Bnifour.
Prime Minister Gladstone has had a pri-
vate friendly talk with Mr.. A. ]. Balfour
the conservative leader in the house Of
commons with a view to arriving at an
understanding in regard to the redistribu-
the imperial parliament when the home rule
bill shall have become a law. Mr.. Balfour
was open to an arrangement Of the vexed
question, but he could do nothing, as the
Irish unionists refused to listen to any ar
gument whatsoever in favor Of the PROPOSE
ton, and this attitude compelled the cesSa-
ton of the negotiations.
The conservative leaders have caused the
rank and file of that party to be sounded
through its whips on the question of aban-
doning the policy of obstruction upon the
estimates.
Here also the leaders, who desire to bring
the session to a close. were baked by the
savage temper Of their followers. who are
opposed TO everything that savors Of a
truce with the government. This spirit is
shared In, II not inspired by, Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain.
John E. Redmond promises that the Par
nellites will vote for the bill when 1t comes
up on its third reading in the house of com
mons. 1t Is estimated that the govern
ments final majority will be thirty-six
Inc debate on the measure in the house
OF lords will occupy fortnight, during
with the vote on supply. If the unionists
carry out their threats to obstruct the esti-
mates In every possible way the closure will
be applied to each block of the estimates.
Ihls will be contrary to precedent, but the
government has decided that it will be bet
ter to establish precedent than to submit
TO the tactics Of the opposition, whose only
pohticai OBJECT Is to wreck the government.