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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-12-21

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In mem sheis eecss that they can called
Never Failing Reguiata9f; Eacn e o0r Con-
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prepared prescription Of physician in ,prac-
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Nd. Gut this Qut for future reference.
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CENTLEMEN'S AND YOUTHS
FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS

The attention of my customers and friends and
all in want Of First Glass Gentemens FALL
AND WINTER CLOTHING, is scaled
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finer display than usual.
SUITS Or PIECE ARTICLES Of CLOTHING made up In
the most approved styles, and warranted TO give
satisfaction. Goods also sold to be made else
where, if desired.
All TASK is a call, knowing that any taste can
be pleased J. A. HUTCHINSON,
No I2i W. Main St,
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rheumatism neuralgia. headace and pains of
every kind instantly relieved by Johnson s
Magnetic Oil. Si.o0 size 50 cts 50 CT. % cts.
Sold by Tom Hogshead & Co., Staunton. Va.
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It's All Settled !
FALL STYLES OF 1894.
A LINZ: 10 Be RELIED UPON !

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The Latest Neckwear Full line of Underwear
for the Fall Shirts Collars aud Cuffs Soft and Stiff
Panaloos for Men, Boys and Children Trunks Bags
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There houses but the best trade Of the country
like This is the when you cannot afford to
line.
JOS. l.. BARTfi & CO., CIothiers,
No. 8 South Augusta Street, STAUNTON, VA.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes ali Hard
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6,S. Augusta Street, Stanton, sep. Oily
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ing 4 practice of twenty
Eve years. have con-
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The climax of medical
chemistry attained in
DR.. Bur1khard's
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ing six degrees stronger
than any known medi-
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NATIONAL NOTES.
THE MARK FITS.

New York, March money on call easy
at per cent; prime merchantable
paper, 8 q 5A. Sterling exchange
firm with actual business in bankers
bills at $4.8Sl4 @ $4.8s1a for demand and
$4.87 @ $4.871 for sixty days.
New York.-Silver 60h. Lead $3.10.
Copper, $9.O05s.
Kansas City--C Cattle receipts, 4, 700; ship
ments, 1900; steady, Texas steers, $3.50
q 1925; shipping steers, $2.95@ $3.50;
Texas COWS, 81 a 2.50; native COWS, $1.75
a. 1926; stockers and feeders, $2.75 60
$3.50; bulls 81 a $3.50. Sheep receipts
1,7OO; shipfnents, 400; market steady
\ Chicago go.-Uattle receipts, 12,5OO; in
cluding 100 Texans, everything on list a
trife higher, TOP prices for native steers,
$3.50; others, $8.75@ -; Texans, $8.45.
Sheep and lambs receipts, 10000; lambs
slow and only steady; top sheep, 1910 q
1870; top lambs, 81 q $4.25.
Y Chicago. - Wheat, steady; cash, .5SA;
May, y,6l5 Corn, higher; cash, S5ss6 May,
37M. Pork higher, May, Gil .621S
Omaha. Cattle receipts, 5000; active,
firm; steers, $2.75 O. $4.26; COWS, Sl.6o
q $500; feeders, $c.25 q 1886. Sheep
receipts, 7O0;s steady, 1926 Q $3.26;
lambs, $3.50 @ 4875.
New York--Wool quiet; domestic fleece
1s @ 25; pulled, 20 @ 20. Texas 10 q Is.
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OFFICIAL GRIST.
Dane DOns the Stripes-Capital City
Cuttings Of Note to New Mex
leo Readers.

c. H. Dane, former president, and
wrecker of the Deming and Silver City
National banks, was brought here to-day
under ten years sentence from the Las
Cruces district court and placed in the
penitentiary, pending an appeal to the
territorial supreme court After pre-
nouncing sentence, Judge Fall fixed his
bail at $4OO0O failing to give which the
prisoner was remanded to the custody of
the U. S. marshal. Ben Williams, deputy
marshal for Dona Ana county, and Henry
Stoes, deputized for the occasion, brought
the prisoner to Santa Fe. Dane was
taken direct to the pententiary from the
train and twelve minutes later he had lost
his yellow moustache and was pulling ON
the felon's garb of black and white prison
stripe.
The district court convenes at TERRA
Amarillo the first Monday in May.
Mrs. L. A. Mothersill has been appoint
ed postmistress at Engle, Sierra county,
vice Ebin Stanley, resigned.
Sheriff Garcia, of Union county, has ap-
pointed W. A. Thompson, deputy sheriff
dU olooh' Aio Wdo wi uudSi hohOiitA
McQuiston last year and is good man.
President Hiram Hadleys friends ere
making through the Albuquerque Citizen
bitter fight on Prof. S. P. McCrea, in
opposition to his prospective appoint
ment as president of the New Mexico
Agricultural college. The nature of their
protest, however, is of such violent and
personal character that it will go far
toward making friends for Mr. McCrea.
The selection of President Hadley's sue
cessor will take place on Monday next.
Albuquerque seems to be in need of
new postmaster very badly. Subscribers
of the New MEXICAN in that town COM
plain that they can not get their PAPER,
and yet copies of the paper addressed to
them come back marked, apparently by
some one in the Albuquerque postotfice,
refused" If this thing isn't stopped the
NEW MEXICAN will be found camping on
somebody's trail.
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GLADSTONE ILL.
He Attended Club Dinner and After
wards Walked Home in the Cold
May Prove Serious.

London, March 7.-Gladstone is seri-
ously i'll as result of q chill. Accord
ing to statements made in connection
with the sickness of the ex-premIer, he
walked home from Brooks club, No. 60,
st. James street, yesterday evening, after
dining there whith his late secretary,
though the night was chilly for even a
young and robust man to venture out
into after attending hearty club dinner.
As a result he contracted a chill and upon
reaching home had to be carried off to
bed. This afternoon two physicians are
in attendance on the distinguished patient
and gave out the statement to the news
papers, which would indicate that his ILL
ness was undoubtedly serious. The physi-
clans said however that in the absence of
high fever there was no great danger at
present. Gladstone insists that he is only
suffering from temporary indisposition
and that he will be alright in day or SO.
M'cARrHyIrEs REVOLT.
There are symptoms of revolt.among
the leading supporters Of the Mccarthy
ties in regard to the attitude of Justin
MCCARTHY, leader of the irish Nationalist
party, on the question of the premiership.
The attitude of Mccarthy is denounced as
showing weakness and as serious error
of judgment.
HERBERT GLADSTONE PROMOTED. sa
Herbert Gladstone, parliamentary Sec
retary of the home Office, has accepted a
position as first commissioner of public
works, made vacant by the appointment
of Hon. Geo. Shaw Lefevre as president
of the local government board.
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HAS GOOD FORESIGHT.
A 1T. Louis Physician InduIges in
PrOphesy The End OF the w Orld.
''Jerusalem Time"

st. Louis, March 7.-Dr. J. s. Willis, of
this city, has issued printed circular in
which it is stated that Jesus is coming
and the end of the world is near. The
trumpet will sound Thursday, March 6,
1896, o'clock p. m., Jerusalem time. The
abomination spoken of by Daniel, the
prophet, will stand in the rebuilt temple
from Saturday, August Il, 1897, to Mon
day, February rs, l901-1,290 days.
Jesus will come on earth to reign 1000
years on Thursday, April II, 1901, at 3 p.
M, Jerusalem time. The beginning of sor-
rows commences this year, 1894 with a
series IF bloody wars and revolutions in
Eruope.
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A Bank Robbed.

Pleasanton, Kas., March 1.-THE bank
of Pleasanton was burglarized last night.
The combination of the vault door was
blown out and the door can not now be
opened. Nothing will be known of the
loss until the door is opened. There is
no clue to the robbers.
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street Car strike.

Youngstown, Ohio. March 7..-The Elec-
trio Street Car ompany made no effort
to run their ears last evening or this
morning. Sixty men have been sworn in
as deputy sheriffs, and another attempt
will be made to. run d car. Manager An
derson, of the street car company, says
that it will run cars II the militia has TO
be called out. W. d. Malone, president
of the Street Railroad Union, H. here NY
ing to effect settlement by arbitration,
either through the local Or the state board.
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A Vessel Lost.

London, March PARTS of life boats
belonging to the British bark, Alfoncerifi,
we're picked up off the coast of Carnival
yesterday. The Alfoncerif under the
command of Capt. Hughes, sailed
from Swansea January 4, bound for San
Francisco. Prior to January 81, life
bouy and piece of wood marked Alfonce-
riff were picked up on the coast of one OF
the Sicily isles. There can be little doubt
as to the fate of the unfortunate vessel.
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morning OH motion of Senator Gibson, of
Maryland, passed the house bill appro-
priating $4,000 for the rescue of the
armament and wreck of the United States
steamship, Kersarge.
SENATE WANTS TO KNOW.
A resolution was reported by Senator
Morgan, Of Alabama, from the committee
ON foreign relations, as follows: Resolved,
That the president be requested to in
form the senate, if it is not inconsistent
with the public interest, whether or not
the government of Great Britain has oc-
cupied Bluefslds or any other place on the
Mosquito reservation, in the state of
Nicaragua, with military force, and if
so, the character and strength OF such
force and the claim and authority of that
government to occupy the country. The
resolution was agreed to.
vooRHEEs ON THE TARIFF.
Senator Voorhees, said in the course of
his speech that he hopes and believes the
tariff bill will be reported to the full COM
mittee within few hours. He says it
will remain in committee at least week
GEN. HOWARD DECORATED.
On motion of Senator Sherman the
house bill authorizing Gen. O. 0. Howard,
U. s. A., to accept from the president of
the French Republic decoration as CON-
mander of the national order League of
Honor, was passed.
THE SILVER FIGHT.
Senator Harris, of Tennessee, then
opened the fght for the day on the silver
question, by moving the second reading
of Bland's seigniorage bill. He gave
notice that when the bill should have
been read the second time, he would move
tive in objecting to its consideration yes
terday, he said, was to bridge over the
gap until he could consult wish hi, DEM
ocratio colleagues as to fav' her action in
regard to the bill.
SHERMAN FIGHTS THE BILL.
Senator Sherman moved that the Bland
seigniorage bill be referred to the COM
mittee on finance. This precipitated a
vigorous discussion in which Senator
Sherman advocated his motion, and SEN
ators Hill and Cockrell opposed it.
Senator Sherman's motion to refer the
seigniorage bill to committee was de-
feated, yeas 6, nays so. The affirmative
votes were cast by Senators Davis, Gal
linger, Morril Palmer, Sherman and
Villas.
The senate at 2:15 this afternoon en-
tered upon the consideration of the seig-
niorage bill without opposition.
PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS.
Senator McPherson made personal
explanation in the senate this afternoon
denying the statements IN the New York
World of his stock jobbing operations
and speculations in sugar. Senator Vest
was included in portions of the article in
the World, and also made an explanation
and denied the charge emphatically.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-07
A WALL Fell.

Pawtucket, R. l., March THE north
wall of the Spencer block on main street,
fell at 6:20 o'clock this morning, crushing
in the roof of Edwards d Smith wholesale
liquor store adjoining. The Evening
Post, published in the Spencer block, is a
heavy loser by the accident
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Echo of the RooI,

Denison, Texas, March THE Denison
cotton mill, erected at a cost of 100000,
has been disposed of by public sale for
$4,000 to satisfy judgUent for debt.
The purchaser was D. 8. Ford, e1-mayor
Of Kansas City. The mill is the largest in
the southwest, and was built during the
great boom of 1889. The mill has never
been operated.
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should lsc Haneed i.

Rockport, Mo-, March q James Owens
last night went to- the homesof his father
in-law to kill his wife who loft him. Ar
irving there he got into quarrel with
his wife's father, Senca Noblett, a promi-
nent citizen of Atchison county, and shot
him dead. The murderer fled but is being
pursued by officers.
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Floods Have Commenced.

Joliet, Ills, March IA portion Of
Joliet is ander water. The rains have
caused the canal to overflow, and the
water is four feet deep, and number of
machine shops, lumber yards and resi-
dents are inundated.
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Wanted in Arizona.

New York, March 7.-Private Michael
j. Quirk, of the United States army, is
under arrest here charged with desertion
and stabblng Sergeant Frede. Quirk has
been stationed in Arizona. He fell in
love with an Indian maiden there. Ser
geant Frede was his rival and apparently
successful one. Quirk, in revenge, is
said to have crept into the sergeant's
tent one dark night and stabbed him with
bayonet. He then fed, and for weeks
has been hiding in New York. Lieut. W.
=. Reeves sent telegramsto all large cities
asking for his capture. he will proba-
bly, be sent back to Arizona on requisi-
tion papers.
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THE STRIKING MINERS.
A Dynamite Plot tKevealed-Fears En-
tertained for the Militla-Pin-
kertOn Men on Hand.

Charleston, W. Va, March The reye-
lation of dynamite plot is causing ex-
treme excitement up the river among
the strikers and the militia. The pre-
sence of Pinkerton men at. Eagle and
vicinity does not tend to quiet the strikers
and the greatest fears are now expressed
for the safety of the militia aud Superin-
tendent Wyant. No violence has been at
tempted to-day, and if arrests go on the
backbone Of the strike will soon be
broken. The Pinkerton men supply the
local officers with names and evidence for
arrests.
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AnOther POpuIist kplit,

Topeka, March Just before leaving
for his old home in Iowa this afternoon
the governor removed John s. Willets
from the state board of pardons. No
cause is assigned. Willets was the Pop
ulist candidate for governor in 1890
against Humphrey, the Republican candi-
date, and is an ex-national lecturer for
the Farmers Alliance,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Cranky Colorado Executive
Creates More Discord by Re-
moving Police Commits
eiOnOrs. ~

Denver, March 7.-Gov. Waite to-day
issued an executive order dismissing
Jackson Orr and D. J. Martin from the
Office of police commissioners of this
city. The charges against them are NAL
feasance IN Office and recognizing and in
a manner protecting gambling houses
contrary to the law. The commissioners
will not obey the order served and seri-
ous trouble is expected before they are
deposed, @
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yiurdered F0r Money.

Lima, Ohio, March The dead body
of Joseph NJ. Archer, a rich stock dealer,
has been found in the road about a mile
from his home, near North Baltimore,
with bullet hole in the back of his head.
He had been shot by robbers who took
from him $4,000.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-07
WantItInyestixated.

Albany, March 7.-Senator Mullen has
introduced in the senate resolution pro-
viding that the senate committee to in
vestigate elections in cities, shall have
their powers extended so that the election
in Troy and the murder yesterday may
be Investigated.
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swept Into the River.

Pittsburg, March 7.-While engine No.
277 and five coke cars ON the p. Y.& A.
'rsilroad branches of the Ft. Wayne road
was passing Kenwood. thirty miles west
OF this city at o'cloct mis- morning, d
heavy landslide came, down the hill and
swept the train into the Beaver river,
The trainmen barely escaped death, but
all got off With more or less injuries.
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They were Acquitted.

Melbourne, March 7.-Sir Mathew
Davies, late cashier of the Mercantile
bank; Mr.. Mildage, late manager of the
bank, and Mr.. Muntz, director of the
same bank, who have been on trial
charged with conspiracy in issuing false
balance sheet, were all acquitted to-day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-07
KOssuth Still Sick.

Turin, March 7.-Louis Kossuth,
whose condition of health recently
caused anxiety to his friends, passed a
restless night. This morning the distin-
guished patient is calmer and his physi-
clans say he is regaining strength.
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Boston, March flames Noonan fred
several shots at Alderman Lomasney in
the city hall this afternoon. One shot
took effect, but it is not known how seri-
GUS the wound is.
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Blocked with lee.

Brantford, Ont, March 7.-The Grand
river is blocked with ice. In West Brant-
ford houses and streets are flooded with
water to depth of six feet. One house
has been washed away.
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TWO Trains Wrecked.

Rochester, N. Y, March THE st.
Louis express, going west on the West
Shore line, ran into freight train short
distance west of Syracuse at 3 O'Clock this
morning. Both trains were badly dam
aged, but no passengers were seriously
hurt,
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Was Instantly Killed.

Denver, March Mrs. Solom on Weith-
man,wife of the treasurer of the Hyman
Cigar Co., was run down by an electric
car and instantly killed this morning.
No blame is attached to the car man.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-07
George Gould On the Gulf

Galveston, Texas, March 7.--George
Gould and party yesterday left to in
spect Velasco, at the mouth of the Brazos
river, with the view of determining the
possibility of it's use as a seaport.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-07

Topeka, March I'm regard to the
legacy left Mrs. Mary E. Lease by a relative
in Great Britain, it is learned that the
amount is $4,000 and that it comes
through the Welch family of Clyen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-07
Bank Teller Arrested.

Boston, March Wv. Percy Thatcher,
teller of the Brooklyn National bank, is
under arrest, charged with embezzlement
from the institution of $4,000.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-07

Akron, Ohio, March 7.-Within few
days arrangements will be completed by
which the Pittsburg, Akron g. Western
railway Co., will be placed in a position
to pay all liens now standing against it.
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He WITH Hang.

Pram, Kas, March 7.--The trial of
Ellsworth Hacker and Green Roberts, for
the murder of Jacob Backer, was conclud
ed to-day. Hacker is to be hanged and
Roberts was sent to the penitentiary for
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stock Brokers suspend.

New York, March THE suspension
has been announced on the stock ex-
change of: Hunter, Clark & Jacobs, of 81
Exchange Place,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
To-DAY's SENATE.

Washington, March THE senate this
morning OH motion of Senator Gibson, of
Maryland, passed the house bill appro-
priating $4,000 for the rescue of the
armament and wreck of the United States
steamship, Kersarge,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
THE CIGARETTE EVIL.
THE MEDICAL WORLD AT LAST AROUSED TO
ITS DANGERs-ONLY ONE REMEDY KNOWN .
TO-DAY THAT WILL DRIVE THE
POISON FROM THE SYSTEM. XII

The extent 20 which the Cigarette evil growing ana
Is deteriorating influence upon health = demanding
and more attention the medical world. al
though n seems in have escaped the aten-
ton Of the legal authorities While il
Philadelphia and other have passed
prohibiting dealers from selling cigarettes children.
also true that these laws quickly dropped
complete oblivion
The b1neful eife - upon the % the viruent
posons contained ir cigarettes recognized by the
highest medical autho who also that the parts
seriously affert"d brlin blood
sy9em. the correctness Of their theory being proven by
the insaii'} blood posonng
pr,straton anil paralysis that have been traced
directly 20 the hab!tu.h - cigarettes.
Tn" skin of the cggr"it. hii!tu' assumes yeowish
and breaks in pnpes and botchcs the digestive
organs impaired tho system completely
appetite sippears. his meutai faculties weakened.
and his condition soon becomes pitialle indeed.
In such ordinary remedial powerless.
Il requires medicine that will only r"cfy the dis
Of the blood bur will directly the
vois and stimulate the mental faculties SO far
the only. remedy that exactly ulhs these requirements
is that prepared by Or Williams eminent practi
TONER For many years he used his remedy
only private practice stubborn Of the
blood The that invariably fol-
lowed and the growing pualic demand for such .
remedy make his remedy known TO the world.
To-day LARGELY soid bv druggists under the name of
Dr. Williams Pink Pills i Is invaluable in rectfying the
terrible Of cgareifa smoking provided Of course
that the practice is stopped