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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
9ebigb Salleb Giienbaba 60.

3iist StrlaTtn Suantpn fir philadelphia unt
gtsp grrf ptr .. s. 3. R. R. um 8 Wprssns,
1910, 2.3S unb ti.35 gla6m., per .. {. & 80.
81. R. 600, sos, tt.20 Df. unb 1 80 Ra6m.
8trla0en scranton fir pittstcn unb WiIfss-
barre per .. {. & W. R. H. 800, sos, ff.20
Mpratns, 1.30, $50, 6.07, 9.3S Rahm.
8trlalien Suanton fir Wbits SaSen, Sa,ls,
ton, ppttspille unp allen punfitn bsr 8sapsr
Wtabpp uus ppttspills !3psigtn, per 6. G. %.
Q. GAO W., per .. & 3. 8 M., 1910, 2.3S,
4.t6 NaGm, per .. Z. s. gB. R. R. am 600,
sos, 1t.20 Mprstns, 1.30, $50 Ia9miitass.
8rlafIsn Srrantpn fir Sstblsbtni, Cation,
Rsabins, harrisburg unb allen 3piitsnpunfttn
per .. & 3. &. U. am 500 W.. 1910, 2.3s
tt,35 Rabmittass, per .. Z. & 9B. 600, sos,
ft.20 M., t.30 Nabm.
8nlahtn Serantpn fir 3uufbannpd, Srpan-
oa, @lmira, Stbaea, 8sntpa unb 3piiGyrpunf.
ten yer .. & 8. ". R. UNI 907 W., 1910 0une
tt.35 9a6m., PER . 6 & SB & & am sos W
f.30 Nabmitiaas.
gsrlaifsn scranton fir Rphtftr, Buffalo,
Niagara GGlltn, Detroit, Gbirasp uns ptitlihsn
punftsn PER D & 8 6 & 9.07 W, t2 TO- 9f5,
lbs Rahm., per . { & 9S U R une piiistcn
3unrticn s OS R, t.30, 9.3S 9a6m., per 6. q
@ " 8 3.41 Na@m.
i5iir Glmira unb Welfen Yer Salamanra, per
. & 8 R R 9.07 N.. 1910, els HaHmittas.
per 3 { s. @ sos Dr., t.30, 6.07 Ra&m.
pullmann parlor uns Sblaf- pesr {. g.
StTtIpastn auf alien 3istn apii&sn 9. & 81.
Suneticn pesr Wiftsbarre unb Rep gJprf, pbi.
labtlpbia, Buffalo unp Suspsnfpn 9riife.
Rpllin B. Wilbur, Sen. Cup. Stf Dip.
Gbas. 9, &c., Gen. paf. assnt, pbiabsl,
pbia, pa.
u. %. Ronnsma6sr, aTt. @sn. Yaii. gssnt
Siib Sabltbsm, pa.
gBtitsrr glusfunft srtbsilt gB. 6. prspr, Stabt-
@ssnt, 300 ead'a apenut, Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
Seutfebe Gr,iebuns i'm gBeisen
6auSe.

9sm 9rGibenten Benjamin Sarriior
unb ieiner Isiber ieitber berltorbener
@aitin ssbibrt bas 8erbisnf, suerit eins
edit beutide 8inberersiebuns i'm @eibsn
Sauie eineefiibrt 3u baben. Sic bers
trauten bic Saupter;iebuns ibrer beiben
gnfsl, bss ,,8abp" Mc2se unb feines
nod iiinsereu Sdpeiterdens. idon i'm
sartsten 9llter elmer auserleienen beuts
iden grsieberin, SrauIein Marie Samps
aus @Dttingen, an. Inter beren 2eits
uns snttpidsIten iid bic 8Ieinen su Iiebens'
tpiirbisen unb ipirfIi6 finoli6en 8inbern,
unb oas Deutids 1T ibrem Diunb une
ibrer Seber 10 seIdufis, tpie bas gnsIi'
ide. Nadbem iid Diarie Sampe Dor
bier Wonatsn nit einem braben @e.
i6dftsmanne Gbicaso's, Serrn u. D.
Dapibis, permdbIt bate. berief Der in'
stpii6sn gum grprdiipenten setporbene
Braiibent in fein Saus su Snbianapolis,
tpobin ibm bic beuti1e @r;ieberin nit ib'
rem stpei 8bsIinsen sefolet mar. cine
anbere Deutide, bic ieBt nit ben 8inbern
Bel ibm in GaIifornien ipeilt, 70 Ianes CT
an Der Stanforos llniperiitdt feline bless
maIisen 8orIeiuneen iiber amerifaniideS
8erfuiiunssrsdt baIt.
9rdibent gIspeIanb befoIst iebt, ba
Iein critics S56ter6sn 3utb in baS allter
seiitiser gnttpidIune eintritt, unb eaS
stpeite, gitber, eIeidfaqs fr6blid sebeibt,
oaS trsffIide 8eiipieI ieines 8OrsdnSers.
CUR Sauptsrsieberin ieiner 8Inbsr, ober
3unddit beS Glteren, beitellte er i'm Gins
psrftdnbnib nit ieiner Srau bic beutfbe
graisberin 5rauIein Sennie 2anber aus
Bonn, ipeIde, sIeidfalIs NIT Der srilnb'
liden 8ilbuns ausseitattet, bic Der oeut'
i6en ,,@oubernante" eisen 1T, por einsm
Sabre in bisies 2anb fam unb sund6it
cine Steue aIs SprabIebrerin in ber
Stabt NansFeIb in Obio fano. Sic
nurbe ber Srau GlsbeIano bon bem ans
seisbsnen 6eutidsn ebanseIiiben @eiit'
liden Dreipib in Waibinston empfoblsn
unb bat ibre neue Stenuns bereits anse'
treten.
Srau gIebeIanb isIbif ipri6t ssIdufis
beuti6 unb bat es bsfanntli6 in Dsutid'
Lamb ssIernt. Bon GERM @roper feIbit
msinte bieier Gage Der .,Seebote": er
fbnne fein @ort bsutfd, babe aber bod
nit man6em isiner Gesner idon Elm
trdftis @6rtIein ,,beuti9" serebst.-
Bon nun an ftnuppt Ssrr @ropsr bon
isiner 8utb bielei6t gar man6e quite
bsutide 8enSuns auf, ipie es Sa,riiOn
bon ieinen gnfeln seiban bat.
8orfommniHe in ben eriten SamiIien
bss 2anbss, tpie bic bier beiprodenen,
iinb elm boderfreuIi6es 3eusnib fur ben
ipadienben ginflub Der oeuti6en Spras
DIE unb bss bsutiden @eiens, unb oarin
bsfebt ibre srpBe 8sbsutune. Sic bill
ben Elm ebeniO erfrsuli8es 3eiden Der
3eit, ipie bic 2uit uno 9iebe. ipomii &C.
senipdriis bieIe ensIiid amerifanii6e
Stubentsn unb Stubsntinnen ii6 cine 70
id6ne &enninib Der beutiden Spra6e
unb 2iteratur ansisnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30

@pbnbauisr aus 9li4e iinb cine nsus
Grrunseni1aft Der 8autehnif in Deuti4s
lamb. Aaerbinss bat man ia i&on felt
Sabren bic @ids fur 8austptde mannis.
fad bsrtpertst, gum 8eiipiel su Siiaunsen
unb 10 tpsiter unb aud tpobI aus Gi6e
Stsins fir Ieidte 9pii6ennanbs berse.
iteqt. Gin msbrit6disss Wobnbaus bat
nun 8aumeiiter Basnsr in 2imburs an
Der 2obn gan; aus gi6e bsrssttlt.
aass Utauertperf bonn 5odsI aufpdrts
bsfsbt obne ausnabms aus sli1e unb
,tpar obne isbe Sanbbeimiiduns, aud
bsim W6rteI ni6t. Aut bic Stodwerf'
bDbsn perbsn sbenfaIls aus einem Ni6sn.
ssmsnse (antatt Solsoi&tuns) auseIsst
unb iosar bas fuppelf6rmise Dad bsitebt
aus elmer nur ipeniss Gentim.ter bins
nsn, tpetterfsten @ipsidi6t. aud bic
fur ben (bp,antiniiden) Still notipsn'
bise Steinbausrarbeit 1T untsr 8ubilfe.
nabms bon 8ru6i4utt bon natiirlid.m
Stsin faum untsri6siobar bsrseitsat.
Dies 8erfabren bat offsnbar bOlfspirt'
i9aftlids 8sbeutuns, ca bisber pDllis
tpsrtIoie WaHsn bon 9lids. Sdutt unb
8ieS in bieisr Sprm gu Werten sema6t
psrosn. Bel bersn Seritsuuns aubsrbem
9lrbeiter 8ef8aftisunS finosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
fyrifs Sir IS
u n ton
Neitauration l. 8 alau,
3I3 2adananna Mbsnus.

Die ReRaurntion miro ftets nit ben feiHfen
S.lrtateHea Der 9abrssjeit uerieben ien.
au 6etranfeH balte ih nebeu Dem porjl9'
liuheu Q. 8obiHioTidsn 8iere, uur Die beftsn
BeiRe unb eiou0re uuo es miro msin Be
ftsben feiH. ourd prompts uno rseas 8ssisn'
ana bic Sunotn infrisosn 5u fslsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30

StodHsde bsridpinSsn aus baum'
ipoaensr unb Ieineuer 0aide, ipsnk man
oieie auf bic 8Ieide lest, seip6bnIi6es
So6iaIs uno SaImiaf in Waher idlttet
uno nit bieiem, tpenn naes gut aufseI6it
1T, bic StodFede NAB mubt. ST bic
Ndi6e tpieber trOdsn. 70 iperbsn bic BE-.
trsfsnoen Steqen nodmalS nit bem
8niier ansefeu6tet, bis fs iid mad unb
na4 gan; perIieren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
gBunber unferes Continents.
slmsrifa rsi&sr an srpbartissn unb ratbitbaftsu
HatursGrf6sinunssn ale jshsr anetrs
Gretbsil Der Wtt.


9iatur.Griheinunesn ale jshtr anetre
Grbtbsil Der Belt.
9lmerifa it elm WunberIanb. 8sihsr
an sroBartissn unb rdtbisIbaften Naturs
erideinunsen aIS ieber anbere Grbtbeil,
baben ii6 in ben Trabitioner feiner Sns
biansr aud eine sroBe AnsabI ieItiamer
Sasen unb 2ssenoen erbalten.
@enn mir in Snso Gountp, Sal, an
oas 5000 @ebisrtmsilen entbaltenbe unb
l6O SUB unter bem WeeresipieseI ssIe.
gene 9obestbal seIaneen, 70 iebsn mir
bur1 bic sitternbe SpnnsnsIutb in ipeiter
@ntfernuns cine Grt Slsel in Der SOrm
bsr 8uinsn zines SdlOfes. Bon bieiem
SaseI srsdblt bic Gage: gu ber 3eit,
ais Der Amarsofaflub nod ni6t aufse'
bort bate, bas GbaI su betpdfern, itanb
auf iensr Steae cine mddtise Stabt,
rssisrt bon elmer Stritin, i6bn pie
cleopatra unb berridiildtis tpie Glisa'
bstb. Sin am Sofe bes astefiiden 0io.
nar6sn affrebitirter @eianbter Der Siir'
fin bsf6risb ibr emit bel isiner 8idfebr
ben tpunberbaren 86nisspalait in Der
Stabt Nsrito. 9a besann iie ben 8au
zines aussebebnten @ebdubss. 8ei benz
8au iparsn bic idmmtlibsn Mrbeiter une
9unItIer Der Stabt beiddftist unb bic
arbsiten tpurben Sag unS 9iadt ununter.
broden fortseiest. Die Slritin erpar.
tete in stp6lf Wonaten ben astsfiiden
SerrIGer aIs Gah, bel tpeI6er @sIeesn.
belt iie bsnielben in einsm ebenio pra6t.
polsn 8aIalts betpilIfpmmen tpolIte, ipis
bsr isinise mar. Sis 8auarbeiten aber
sridbpften bic SIlfsqueaen bsS Staates.
Die bel bsm 8au 8ei6dftieen ipurben ir
SoIse bon Initrsnsunsen unb Sunssi
tpabnIinnis unb Der Sobsprieiter erbot
sessn ben @sitsrbau Broisf. @r tpurb,
6arauf bin gum Tobe perurtbeiIt. Ster,
bsnb peripiini1te Der Sobspriefter bi,
Stabt um Der Siiritin piIIen. No6 ir
isIbiser Nadt erfolsten bsftiee grbsr.
i6atteruusen. Der Grbbobsn fanf, bsi
| 5Iub pertrodnste, unb am Noresn ersoi
bic Sonne SIutben bon Sise iiber bi
Gssenb. gqe 2sbstpsisn Der Stab
famsn I'M, unp lnur bic Mauern bes un
polsnbet esbliebenen 9aIaitss erinnerl
ieBt nod an iene TrasDois.
Der Gmareofafub 1T eines Der sisen
tbimlidfsn flisBenben Gepdfer be
grbe. gr entiprinet in ben nsitIi6sl
Sisrras, flisbt srit 80 MsiIsn idbpdrt
unb beridpinest bann in ben 8sftin
Spring Bergen unter osr grbUbsrFd6s
Gr fOmmt bann tpisber auf cine Stred
bon 60 MsiIsn gum goridein, um bier
auf absrmaIs untsrirbli6en 2auf su neb
men, Johann ipisber berporsubre1sn un
uneeitiim 100 Meilen ipeit babin ;u ellen
SIN 9oSsstbaIe absr Sebi iess Spur po
benz Sluhe perlorsn.
0aS Sim Sam 9baI
Benissn 1T cine 9esenb bsfannt, se
nannt Sim Sam 3baI. 9ieies 9bo
lieet in ben San 8ernarbiro Sereen i
, Galifornien unb biIbst eine bur6 be-
3pbtsn 0ianneS Bab su strsi6snb
g9lits bon 25 MeiIsn aange unS L
WeiIen 8reiie. 8sim gintritt in oiei
g3Iite eeipabrt man 2uftipisssIuusen
! bic ben 8eiu6sr tbsiIs nit Staunen
| tbei[S nit @rQuGen erfiilIen. Nprt mein
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30

SIumen Idnsere 3eit friid su srbaIisn.
Dian IDit cine Uieferipibe SaImiat in
9Saher auf unb fteat bic 8lumsn bin.
elm, poourd iis Sipei bic Orei 8oden
friid blslben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30

sG- Cine Sarm bel SapIsp III isbr
billig su berfaufsn. 40 Ndsr, feline
Steine, quite @ebduoe uno 8aune, Dai.
fer am Saus. Rdberes in oisier Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
HabmfartpTeln.

Wan fode bic seidaItsn 8artOffsIn in
ssiaIsenem @uher, siebe bies ab unb
sebe an bic Seite Der 8artofsIn sisrob
Butter, iiben Rabm ober aud NiId unb
elm psnis Tsb! unb Iafs auftpdsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30

No. 2eiet bas ,,8odsnblatt" ressIs
mdbis; es fptet nur S2.O0.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
Sledentiuftur, fur ale 3euse an,
penbbar.

Wan fo6e 80 @ramm sei6nittens
SeifenipurseI nit ! 2iter @aFn ,ur
SdIfts elm, filtrire bic SIaiiisfsit bur6
feline 2einpanb, IaHe iie srfaltsn unb
eiebe iie bonn 8obeniats borfdtis ab.
Disiem absub fise man l6i @rumm
SaImiatseiit su uno berpabre bic fertis,
Sinttur in fIsinsn gut psrfOrttsn
@IGferu.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27
BRECKENRIDGE PENNlLESS'
kson, The Chicago Record.

From The Chicago Record.
People are now asking themselves
and each other what is, to become
of Colonel w z P Breckenridge a.
the end Of the scandal trial. IL
makes very little difference to him
what the verdict is. The judge
ment of jury could not increase
or relieve his disgrace, and although
the plaintiff is suing for S5O'OOO'
she knew before she began that ne
had no money and is not likely to
have any, SO that she could never
collect a cent. Colonel Breckil-
ridge is one of those brilliant men,
with exceptional abilities and ex-
ceptional opportunities, who Lacks
the faculty Of saving or making
money. He is now and always mas
beea under heavy financial obliga-
tons to his friends, and his promiS-
es to pay small amounts $50 or sloO ,
or $3.50, are to be found scattered
pretty freely in New York, Wash
ington, Louisville and all over Ken
lucky. It will be remembered that
he borrowed $1,000 to pay MISS
Pollard's expences at a convent IN
this city. I understand that none
of this has been repaid. Therefore
the financial consideration in the
case is q cipher.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27
LINES DEDICATED TO VIR-
GINA CONGRESSMAN.

The Atlanta Journal says:
"A man who has already invest
ed largely in Atlanta real estate and
established here an industry which
gives employment to quite num-
Der of people" has just written to
his representative in that city as
follows:
'If the Southern representatives
still insist on their suicidal ideas, it
will not be very long before they
will haveto paddle their own canoe
without the aid Of Northern CAPT.
tai. Their blunderS for the past
few months have done much to de-
stroy the confidence the North had
placed in the south"
The New York Evening Post
comments upon this as follows:
1.-THE Journal expresses the opin-
ion that hundreds of other North
ern capitalists are in the same frame
of mind, and there is no doubt that
it is right. The business outlook
for the South, which except fol-
this would be brighter than ever
before since the war, is already over
Swallowed by the distrust which
Southern demagogues in Congress
and the press are arousing."
We commend this to the Virgin.
10 representatives In the national
Legislature. This is not the time
for amateur fnsnciers. And We
commend the same to Virginia gen
erslly.-State.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27
Big Strike Inaugurated.

BY Telegram to TIE News.
CoLUMBbs, o., April 2l.-The
great strike of the United Mine
Workers of America came of yes
terday according to the programme
announced previously. The big
strike was successfully inaugurated.
In Jackson county alone, four
thousand men went out. President
Mcbride, of the Mine Workers said
that he had received a number of
satisfactory reports form Pennsyl-
vania and Illinois. From these re-
ports he had calculated this morr =
ing that there would be less than
1000 miners at work in Western
Pennsylvania next week, with the
exception of those in the coke re-
gions, where the miners do not be-
long to this association. He was
led to believe, also, from very favor
able advices received from Illinois,
that there were not 5000 miners
now at work in that state. BY the
first Of May, he said, all Of those
miners would be out too. If the
strike was not ended by that time.
As the resolt Of all his declarations
he thought the number Of men out
at noon TO day would probably
reach 10000 men.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27
Another good republican is in

Another good republican is IN
trouble with Uucle Sam.
The aforesaid republican being
shy" just 1854 oil, i" his accounts
The party referred to is Theodore
Davenport, Of Connecticut who was
discussing clerk of the Post O&ce
department under the last admins
tration. Mr. Davenport was remOv-
ed last year and a committee oppoln-
ted to go over his accounts. dis
''stealings were done through over
charging the amounts he paid out
for supplies OF work done for the
department. His bOndsmen' who
are perfectly solvent, have been no.
titled to pay the amount mentioned
above, so the government will lose
nothing. MIR Davenport is also Ii
able to criminal prosecution, but
his exact whereabouts is not at pres
ent known. This is the second re-
publican defalcatiOn in this office
within comparatively short peri
cd. The first one being Captain
Burnside, who was one of the swells
of Washington for q long period
He got more than $4,000 and by
shrewd management went to St
Elizabeth's hospital for the insane,
where he still is, Instead Of the PEN
itentiarY.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27
WASHINGTON LETTER,
From oar Regular Ccrrespondeut.l

WASHINGTON, D. c., April, % "a
President Cleveland was very
much surprised he learned from a
local paper that there were people
ignorant enough to suppose it to be
his duty to issue some sort of a proc
laination in connection with the
coming Of Coxey's sO-called army.
Every person of sufficient intelli-
pence to read the Constitution of
the United States should know that
the President has no more author-
ity to issue a proclamation concern
ing the coming Of these men into
the District of COlum bia than be
Las to issue a proclamation dealing
with their starting from the state
ofOhio, or their passage through
the states Of Pennsylvania. West
Virginia and Maryland. The. Dis
trict Of Columbia hes a Legally CON
stitqse'dl' j, government. just as. those
States i hsYe,,. and until that govern:
ment shall notify the President; Of
it's inability to deal with the expect
"a unwslcomi,e s' visitors the President
hos 70 authority to teke any action Il.
even W. were he disposal 10 think
: Il Z! H.. = =
any necessary.
The COxeyitees will find when
they arrive in Washington that :
they are neither to be liOnized nor
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27
Inexcusable CarelessneSS.

Our Staunton rezders, most OF
them cid not receive their papers
ON Tuesday last and the clerks and
carriers have a few questions to an
swer. We put the mail in the Of
fee on Monday 40 usua.. Next
morning the driver of the mail
wagon on the Highland route COB
bled up the bags containing our
city list and a lot of other papers
and dumped them into his wagon
without looking whether the pouch
were labeled for any post office and
carried it away out to Highland To
not even seeing his error at the
intervening postoffices and causing
its delivery here two days late
Such carelessness is inexcusable and
we do not want any more oft. we
would not have had this happen
for many dollars. Augusta Coun'
ty Argus.
Who is to blame; the driver o1
the Highland mail wagon or the
Staunton P. 0. OficialsP
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27
Important to Voters.

Voters may we'll ask the questions:
How can we atone for the terrible
results Of cur delinquency or our
wicked remissness on this great
question in the pastP How much
misery and wrstchedness could have
been averted by proper use Of our
moral influence and political Oppor-
tunitiesp How many wives and
children have suffered and died, and
what terrible crimes have been in
stigated by this demon Of intoxica-
ting drink, and who are the par
ties responsible for these legalized
allurments to crime and misery?
There is but one answer: The
voter whose ballot sanctions in the
most effective way and lthraNe' r.
round this awful sssss al SAFE
guards Of law plQsseta The
legalization al AsuOr trsfic is a
persersion Of tks objects Of Law. or
rather, q moral depravity chat chal-
langes the world for its enormity;
and who can wonder that we are
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27
4 BARGAIN

A Bargain is what
the public likes and
the nlOstreading mat
ter to be had for the
least money, We term
a bargain. We have
one to offer. Here 1t
is. For the small sum
of $l.75, paid in adj
vance, we Will send
YOU The RECORDER
and the ATLANTA Con-
STlTUTION for one year
'Hhe RECORDER will
give you the county
news and the CONSTR
TUITION will give YOU
the balance, SO for l.
20 you can keep well
posted ON the events
IF the day at home
abroad.
Send i'm your name
and we will send you
sample copy OfCOnsti-
tuition.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27

made martyrs Of. Az long as they
violate no Law they will be let alone
Just as other visitors are. II they
violate the law they must expect NO
mercy fSf they will get none. They
will fRd no law standing between
them anu their programme, 80 far
as. marching up'to the Capitol aud
holding a meeting upon. the steps
Of that buildinRis concerned. They
will also find that Washington and
the surrounding country is nigh
ty poor place for lot Of men to be
stranded without money or a plen-
tiful supply Of provisions. No
trouble is expected from the Coxy-
ties proper, but from Information
received by the police it is believed
that they will be Joined when near
this city BY large number Of Grim
inals who hope to profit BY any
trouble that may arise. The au-
thorities are fully prepared for them.
The democratic party at large
will hear some good news in the
near future. More cannot be said
without violating confidence, but it
can be stated that it relates to the
harmonious passingof the tariff bill
by the vote of every democratic Sem
atOr.
The Pennsylvania manufacturers
who paid ont good money TO send
seven or eight hundred people, un-
der the high sounding title Of Del.
egates srom the National Work.
mems Protective Tariff League, tt
Washington to protest against the
tariff bill. made very poor invest
merit. The protest was very tame
indeed and did not create even .
ripple at The Capitol. If sent BY
mail it would have been equally eff
fective. Half of the delegates
showed their interest in the wi lely
advertised street parade by not tax
ing part in it, preferring to spent
their time in sightseeing, not know
ing when they would again have al
opportunity to come toWashingtol
without cost to themselves.
The new quorum counting rul'
having deprived the republicans o
the House of their favorite occupa
Notwithstanding by refusing T.
vote when there was no democratic
quorum present-they have noy
started new way of retarding bus
!, mess, by trying to stir up bite
, political discussion over unimpol
tant items in the regular appropria
ton bills. They wish to preyen
an early adjournment Of Congress
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27

Uirginia: In vacation-In the
" Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of Highland county, March
26th 1894.
Chas. T. Fleisher & others Pitts.
against
Eliza J. Fleishe, & others Def'ts
In chancery.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tam a partition Of the lands oil
which Solomon Fleisher died siezed
lying in Highland county. among
the parties entitled thereto.
And it appearing from affidavit
fled, that Paul Fleisher, John Fleist
err. Austin Fleisher, S. w. Mullena1
and Sue NJ. his wife, Joseph Thomp'
son and Gertrude his wife and Guy
and Clandia Sewer are non-resident'
of this State; it is ordered that they
do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof and Dc
what is necessary to protect theil
interests.
Teste: J. C. Matheny, elk.
Jones & Sieg p. q.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27
Coxey Getting Wild.
Nv Telegram to the News.

By Telegram to the News.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.--Prepa-
rations are at last being made to re-
ceive Coxey's army to the Common
veal when Il reaches the Nation
al capitol. The entire National
Guard Of the District has been or
dered on duty during the visit Of
Coxey's army here. In addition,
extra police regulations are being
made.
As to tie conduct Of Coxey's Ar.
my in Washington, and what they
would do in the event Congress
pigeon. holed it's petition sD9 played
a game of starvasiOn on the Com
'fnonweal, Coxev made these rath-
er startling statements to report
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27
Nv wife was confined to her bed

NY wife was confined to her bed
for over two months with a Yerrv
severe attack Of rheumatism. We
could get nothing that would at
ford her any relief, and as a last re
sort gave Chamberlain's Pain Balm
a trial. To our great surprise she
began to improve after the first APP
plicatton, and by using it regularly
she was soon able to get up and at
tend to her house work. E. H.
Johnson, of G. j. Knutson & Co.,
Kensington, MINI. 80 cent bot
ties for sale by H. E. Colaw, Crab
bottom. Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-27

49, A
having our financial interests so
paralyzed with uncertainty gu,
commercial industries depressed
with idleness, and that every branch
Of trade is in o state Of disPonden-
.cy, when the resources of the peo-
Die are so largely used and exhaust
ed by the vicious indulgence OF an
alluring, detariorating polson,--s
poison that reduces their ambition,
their moral strength and their phys
ical strength, to the lowest limit OF
human Endurance -Demorests Mag
azine.