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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
rEnsoNAL ANn GENERAL.

The lost ear agent Of the Iron Mountain
was In the city yesterday
The ticket agents reported business to
be "out Of sight yesterday,
The Rock Island agency at Cnlef will
be discontinued commencing tomorrow,
the 10Th
Jake f. Zurn city ticket agent Of the
Old Reliable, is Just getting over an at
tack of the grippe.
W. r. Orion, city ticket agent OF the
Rock Island and Houston and TEXTS
Central, has the grippe.
John Kelly, popular engineer Of the
Fort Worth and Denver CITY, Is on the
sick list with the grippe.
A. ]. Davidson. division superintendent
Of the Santa Fe. with headquarters at
Cleburne, was in the city few hours
yesterday.
w. II. Nicely. conductor on the
main line of the Texas and Pacific. took
out the Transcontnental train yesterday
morning.
A train load of cattle We're shipped
from Decatur yesterday 10y Field n
Gpaihouse to Chicago, via the Rock
Island route.
Robert Hcppler. travelling passenger
agent Of the Nickel Plate, with head.
quarters at Kansas City, was in the city
few hours yesterday.
II. NJ. Ficlenger, travelling passenger
agent of the Kansas City, Memphis aud
birmingham, returned yesterday from a
trip to SoutlernsTexns on business.
p. A. Horan. popular conductor on
the Texas and Pacific. has not resigned,
as was stated. but has been laying off
owing 10 trouble with his eyes. aud will
resume his regular run this morning on
Al. Al HFal.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
A 3OoO NI1Ln RnnK

The Union Pacific system January 10
will place on sale 3OoO-mile books at
: IL cents mile, good over all parts of
The system, which viii entitlc the holder
10 transportation of go pounds Of bag
sage and viii have the usual limit Of one
and 20O0-milc books which hive been
sold IT > IL, 2 aud 4 cents mile. which
are limited as TO territory, aud will only
permit the free carriage Of $50 pounds
Of baggage. The Union Pacific has taken
thls action solely for the purpose Of ac-
commodaiing travelling statesmen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
RoCK ISLAND EXrENsIoN.

h"uhN Mountain News.
The Rock Island is one of the few large
railways Of the country which has made
a good record during the twelve months
lust closed. The Southern extension into
Texas has been pushed from IN Rcno
IN Oklahoma Territory to Fort Worth.
and solid vestibuled trains are now adver-
tised to run from Chicago to the metropo-
rs Of Northern Texas. The ultimate dee
tination of the Rock Island Is evidently
tide water at Galveston. The system
now, extends from Fort Worth to ST.
raul north and south aud from Chicago
10 Denver, east and west
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
FOR IMMIGRATION.
Sneciol Disp,tch

Houston, Tex. Jan. 13.--I. c. Bonnell,
general immigration agent, and G. j.
anderson, general Passenger agent at
Topeka of the Chicago, Rock Island aud
gentlemen are here for the purpose of
having a conference with General Pass.
enger Agent Robbins Of tho Houston and
Texas Central in regard to immigration
transportation. The Rock Island men
will arrange with the Central for the
transportation Of the excursionists. and
rates and All agreements will be decided
at this meeting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

sh1ll constitute The new town-the on
nun nun or the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas
Wpot' Thus we progress. and every.
unlng Is tull Of promise for the future
prospcrity Of San Mirrors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
REV. A. W. WHITE
SAYS HE DID MARRY
ED RACE ~ 1891
Al San Antonio The First Wife is
With Her Brother and Never
Was Divorced.

Special Dispatch.
Corpus Christi, Jan. i3.-Ed Race,
who IS now in jail at sherman. Texas
charged win bigamy. in his statemeni
a. published 10 the papers denies that he
WIS ever legally married 70 his first wife,
formerly Miss Tlmon Of this city.
This IA a mistnke Fs Rev. A. w.
Waite. pasinr ~ the presiyf4riaH rhveh
q iu iAe ely, pei l3Iaiei ;he marriage
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
snGurN AFTER THE KATY.

Scguin, Tex. Jan. IA meeting OF ciu-
zens WINS held to-day and committee
headed by Ex-Governor ireland was ap-
pointed 10 confer with the Missouri, Kansas
10 run the proposed extension of that road
by Scguiu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

NNNNIHT TIHTHIVH'
Colorado. Tex, Jan. 13.-william
Barnett of this city made an unsucceEa-
ful attempt yesterday afternoon 20 blow
ont his bruins with O revolver He wns
prevented los a friend who happened 10
h. near Dependency Is supposed to DO
the cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

BY Associated Press
Southampton. Jan. BIN M interview
today Lieut.. Conway, formerly OF the
Nictheroy. said that many fabulous ru-
mors had been circulated IN regard 10
the Nicthcroy.
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A SENSATIONAL KILLING.
SAM GRAVES SHOOTS JIM HEN
BRICKS. A RELATIVE.
Hendricks Charged with Having As
sauited Mrs. Graves Inst No
vember-shc Told Her
Husband only
Yesterday.


Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex, Jan. 13.-At Cedar Mn
late this afternoon, Sam Graves shot Jim
Hendricks, son Of John Henrlclis. prom
inent farmer in the back, inilieiing a
fatal wound. Graves shot at Hendricks
first with Smith Il Wesson pistol. miss.
ing Kim. Hendricks seized the gun and
ran into Middleton's barber shop. Graves
pulled another gun and shot Hendricks
IN the back. lie then came to town and
surrendered
Graves says Hendricks ravshed his
wife IN November last, and sworc that he
would Bill hei " She ever told IL. At
Grcenyila yesterday his wife confessed
all and Graves came 10 Cedar Hill today
to KIN Hendricks.
Hendricks aud Mrs. Graves are
cousins. He Is about % years old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

ratreille once cnt on The antonne Of
an amt and is companions, evidently
compassiouaiing ~ sniierlngs, anoinied
from their mouths.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

China ~ making great preparations FOR
a fair TO BE- held within q year or two,
which ocrnrs every sixty years Her
slLieits from IN over Inc world are ca-
ygtiil 10 ANesia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
POWER HOUSE R1-RNrn

Csv,1 -'eu fress.
Eenae ' 81 Ohio, Jan. l3-Um w,ison
IlevSsni rn9afas and power hnnso ~ t's ,yl
lominr Metric coinpauy burned IKE
|ese Mnsy moter and trsil siils
'ipyed. u'l cars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

They arc going fast Those $500 aud
S14 90 bedroom suits Worlds Fair fur
niture store, 30 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
MCKINNEY
MttNl4NNll
DID NOT EIopE
WITH MRS. NOvELLE,
He Says-Her Whereabouts Not Known.
He Is Back-Small-pox Reported
in Collin County.


Special Dispatch.
sherman, Tex, Jan. IL. Jim Me
Kinney, who was supposed to have cloped
with Mrs, Norvelle Of Van Alsiyne. dur
ing Christmas week has returned to his
home in Vim Alstyne. Mckinney denies
that he and the woman elopcd and SAYS
he went 10 Fort Worth to have his
eyes treated.
The whereabouts OF Mrs, Norvelle are
unknown.
1t Is reported here today that there
Is a genuine case Of smallpox In Nobility.
q village In Collin county. The victim
is man recently from the Eari.
n. S. Belden will move his grocery
stock from his present location AT 3i1
Main street 10 003 Main street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. next door 10
the Rock Island ticket office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

|, lsas.iA i, SOLID can LOAD
as ssa 's sio,s Just Received Al Anaer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
be INTERNATIONAL ROUTE,

n connection with Houston and Texas
lnIral Railway, makes the best time from
FORT WORTH. DALLAS,
And other North Texas Points, to
'ustln. San Antonio. Laredo,
and Points in Mexico.
GILMAN sLEEPERs DAILY in each
direction VIA HEARNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

OUTDOOR SPORT.
Hunting clothing. cnmp chairs, cote and
tents al Anderson gun store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

None hut ten-year old Relle Of Nelson
whisky sold over the Mansion Bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

r,-s.tpnriiss ~. q great eeater ~
br-slllgs game cAisk'no-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

011u I'Wu. 'Vll W
pn 10 ton IN.
IN
ton
a IL
4 . Ar -LvOat y
/,
g. @. A A..
A TYLER. Tex II 4. A., hort orh, e
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Railroad Time Table.

/. N ~, ", ana Pacific trains Nos. 3 and q
alap,tsp Az TeNarkanu, r. @. Junction.
tna1ts, JEFFERSON Marshall, I.ongyiew
rssN ,hls Sandy, Mlneoln Wills Point,
HI Wo,,ss ueJ, East Dallas, Dallas aud
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been successful. The president of SALIVA
dor has escaped and has gone on board
German steamer all ready to leave La
Libertad. The brother of the president
has been dead three weeks. This fact has
been kept secret"
Ezeta is one of the strongest characters
who has ever ruled over Salvador, and it
was his great executive ability, seconded
by the high military talents of his de
ceased brother, General E2eta, that gave
the smallest of the Central American re-
publics the ascendency over its larger
neighbors. The army was well drilled
and disciplined and recruited on the Euro
pean plan Of forced service
The disaffection among the people was
very much strengthened by Ezeta's am
bilious designs to advance the material
interests and importance of his country.
He planned public works on "A large scale
and started a railroad project, but he was
too far advanced for the people to follow,
and they rebelled against the heavy taxes
that were levied to pay for these works,
Had it not been for the killing of the
presidents brother, in whose genius the
soldiers had great confidence, the success
of the rebellion might have been long de
ferrpd
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GIT pFRTON,

A uwo-year-olu daughter of John
Garvey was buried in Frackville on sun
day. The little one died last week Of
diptheria.
The recent floods and the almost per-
petual dampness has caused much sick
ness in the low-lying portions of our
borough There are at least ten cases of
diptheria, one of which has resulted
fatally. The Board of Health will take
measure to eradicate the cause of the dis
ease.
Alexander Jacobs left this morning for
an extended trip to Philadelphia and
Washington.
Messrs. John Quinn and c. o. Smith, OF
Mahanoy City, called on friends here
Monday evening.
Miss Nellie Larkin, an accomplished
young belle Of Mahanoy City, was the
guest of Miss Mary Horan, of MaizeVille
last evening.
The Gilberton School Board has re
organized by electing the following new
officers T. j. Foley, Treasurer Thomas
Meade, Secretary, and Thomas Giles
| President.
II. J. Foley was county seat visito
| this morning.
u. Munley left for a fishing trip t.
| Sunbury. He expects to have bis
spread when he returns.
An interesting game of ball took plac
on the home ground last Sunday between
the Gilberton and Turkey Run clubs
| The visitors were beaten by the one sideC
| score of 10 to 4. w. j. Connors, pitehe
| for the home team, had an ancle spraine(
| in the fifth inning He is undergoing
treatment at the Miners hospital.
James Hilbert, of Shenandoah, was al
early morning visitor here to-day.
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FRACKVILLE.

Miss Lizzie Fatkins entertained numer-
Gus friends at her home Sunday, among
them being Miss Florence Beatty, Of
Minersville.
Messrs. John O'Hullihan, Charles
Wynne and James Canton, OF Glberton,
walked into town Sunday afternoon.
David j. Thomas, formerly of town but
now OF Manayunk is in town visiting his
parents.
Jacob Keihm, of Perth Amboy, n. j.,
is visiting his sister and brother-ln-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hillanbrand, of the
Cloud Castle hotel.
A. w. Houtz transacted business at
Wilkes Barre to-day.
Messrs. Green and Price, of Girardville
visited friends in town Sunday.
Mr.. Donaldson, Of Philadelphia, Is the
guest Of Misses Salle Richards and
Barbara Lesser
Mr. Coaler, one OF Girardville's most
popular tonsorial artists, visited his lady
friends in town on Sunday.
When you want a good plate Of cream
90 to Bateman's.
Mr.. Alexander, of Shenandoah, Z
knight of the pen, visited his many LADY
friends in town on Sunday.
Clarence Edwards, of town, is visiting
friends in Pottsville.
Landlord Abe. Taylor and son, Thomas
visited friends in POttsyille on sunday.
Harry T. Evans, one Of our most popu
lar and obliging merchants, visited tn
county seat on Saturday.
| Alex. Scott, one Of our prominent mer
chants, and also a candidate for Sheriff
visited Pottsville Saturday.
Oysters served in all styles, the best il
the market, at Bateman's.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS

Kelly's "Commonweal navy" has beer
forbidden TO land at Cairo, Ills.
Leroy H. Pritchard, of Michigan, wa
waylaid, robbed and murdered by bandits
in Mexico.
When Emperor Francis Joseph VISITED
Buda Pesth, Hungary, he snubbed thu
Radicals waiting to receive him.
A hail storm which visited Marion
county. Fla, completely wiped out corr
fields and other crops to the value o
$4,000.
At Hot Springs. Ark, r. s. Crenshaw
railroad contractor and Robert McCon
iell, workm-n. were blown to bits b
exploding dynamite.
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A rrollsx Chr Jump. the rrnch.

COLUMBIA, Pa, June 5.-A trolley car
on the Columbia and Donegal railway
left the track at Chickies, and ran into a
hillside, wrecking the car. Mrs. John
Henderson, James Henderson and Louis
Hartman of Maytown, Mrs. Amos Staple
ford of Lancaster and Lieutenant Ed. c.
Shannon Of this place, all passengers, were
more or less injured. Conductor Young
was thrown from the car and badly hurt.
None of the casualties will result fatally.
The accident was caused by broken
wheel
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INDIAVAPoIIs, June 5.-F. A. Coffin, P.
p. ICoflin and Albert S. Reed, the con-
victed bank lOoters, were arraigned in the
federal court here for sentence. The de-
fense, led by ex-Attorney General Miller,
made "A desperate effort to secure a new
trial. but faxed Francis Coffin got ten
years and Percival Coffin five years, while
Reed, who was merely tool of the Cot
fins, was released on suspended sentence,
mercy being shown in his case.
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MAHANOY CITY LETTER,
A BUDGET OF LATEST NEWS
All the Events OF the Day Told in
BriqhtEaod.SpIcy ParaRraphs-A
RecordEof To-day's Dolngs,
TReported daily from the Mahsnoy City bureau
Of the EVENING HERALD,
MAHANoY CRY, june 5.

( Reported daily from the MahBnoy City bureau
Of the EVENING HERALD
MAHAHoY CITY, June 3.
The Junior class of the High school
will hold picnic at Lakeside on June "a.
A frst.class orchestra will furnish music
for dancing
John Leary spent Monday morning
among Shenandoah friends.
Timothy Grim, the well-known acrobat
and contortionist, was turned somersault
while endeavoring to swing aboard fast
running electric car one day last week
Tim alighted gracefully upon his face
and hands, one of which he now carries in
a sling.
Mrs. DR.. Lowrey, of Catawissa street,
accompanied by her mother, made social
calls upon Pottsville friends on sunday
A party was given last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Wagner,
in honor of Miss Carrie Gehman.
William j. Garrett took a trip to Read
ing yesterday.
Robert Heiser left for Washington, D.
c., where he holds a position under the
government.
Mrs. Hagenbuch and son are visiting in
Philadelphia.
James Smith, J. X. P. Scheihy and
Joseph Pomeroy, ESQ, of Shenandoah
We're Visitors mere yesterday.
Telepraphpr Oliver Goyne relieved
Patrick O'ConDor at the Mahanoy City
colliery yesterday.
The game of bali between the Admirali
and a picked nine yesterday Afternoon
was a regular slugging match and ended
in a defeat for the picked nine by score
of lT to 9.
George Daniels is tearing down tn,
| frame buildings at East Water and ThirC
streets to make room for a handsome two
story building for store rooms and Offices
John Ryan, the tonsorialisI, accom-
panied by Miss Lou Arland, of Chicago
made an excursion through the headings
chutes and gangways of Mahanoy Cit!
| colliery on Sunday afternoon. The younl
lady from the West was deeply impressed
with the wonders of coal mining.
The station employees of the p. q X
r. r. are hereby challenged to cross bat
with the L. V. r. r. boys for fun o
dollars at any time and place they ma
name. We held the p, & K. down las
season and we intend to keep up tn
record this summer We object, however
to manager Peck Snyder employin
Setley, of Shenandoah, to do their pitcl
ing. COMMITTEE
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COMMITTED FOR BURGLARY.
FATTY" Snyder I'm, xpectedly Fails Into
the Hands OF the Police.

John, alias Fatty" Snyder, was before
Justice T. T. Williams last night, charged
by Thomas j. James, inside foreman at
Kohinoor colliery, with burglary.
Mr.. James testified that on the morn
ing of the Goth of May his wife found the
shanty at the rear of his residence, on
North West street, in disorderly condl-
tion and a razor was missing, Sunday
morning she went into the shanty and
found it had been visited again on Satur-
day night Books and papers which Mr..
James uses at the mines had been taken
from his working clothes and scattered
about the floor and several articles were
! missing, among them pencil, two pairs
of pants and "A watch guard.
Chief of Police O'Hara testified that
early yesterday morning he and Officer
Dougherty stood at the corner OF Main
and Centre streets \. II they noticed
Snyder approach from Pear alley with a
| bundle under his arm. Snyder turned
| back into the alley upon seeing the police.
| Dougherty followed him and O'Hara
went down Main street On Oak street
about in front of Reilly's tailor shop,
| O'Hara met Snyder and placed him under
arrest. When taken TO the lookup the
| prisoners pockets and bundle was
| searched. The officers found a pair of
! pants, a razor, milestone, memoranda
book, "A silver watch guard, copy OF the
| EVENING HERALD of July 20, lSJ2, and a
red and white tablecloth.
Mr.. James identified all the articles ex'
cept the table cloth as his property.
Snyder proved an impudent culprit and
in answer to an expression of sympathy
made by the Justice he said, 81 don't
know that you need care, if l am not
worried"
"This is a bad season of the year TO &C
to Jail"
| SOh Tu be out when the robins nes
again" was the prisoners retort,
He was committed without bail. Snyder
is the fellow who sometime ago drank {
quantity of horse medicine to show tina
he could defy death by drinking poison
He almost died from the effects.
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An Engineer ntraouIous Escaue.

TOLEDO, June Otto Mclntyre, an oil
well driller, was fatally injured by a boiler
explosion in the Rising sun field. Il. l..
Pettiugill, the eng escaped with
scarcely scratch although he hrebox
was blown IOO feet, breaking down tree
where it struck.
"Many of the citizens of Rainsyille, In,
diana, are never without bottle OF Cham
herlaius Cough Remedy in the house,
says Jacob Brown, the leading merchant
of the place. This remedy has proven oi
SO much value for colds, Group and whoop
ing cough in children that few mothers
who know its worth are willing TO b'
without it, For sale by Gruhler Bros.
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Nrlss norden RetnIIate..

FALL RIVER, Mass, June 5-Lizzie
Borden has served notice on the local
branch of the Young Women's Christian
Temperance union, which has its quarters
in the Andrew j. Borden building, the
property of Miss Borden, that it must va
cate at once. Since her trial for murder
she has been rigidly excluded from the
society, and several of the members have
Rnnbbed her.
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A Hotel swindler sent to Jail.

BALTIMORE, June William b. Pat
terson, alias w b. Phillips, of New York,
who on May 8 attempted to swindle the
Eutaw House out of n board bill of S35,
was yesterday convicted and sentenced to
Jail for sixty days. This is the first case
tried under the 1892 law. Phillips offense
was aggravated by his attempting to pass
a forged check in payment of the bill,
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CHARTER NOTICE In the Court OF Com
u mon Pleas. OF Schuylkill county. Notice
is hereby given that an application vi be
made to the said court on the 18Th day OF June,
A D. 1894 at 10 O'Clock, under the Corpora.
seventy four" and the supplements thereto,
by Anthony Omisczczak, George Wietie, An.
drew Kossar, John Bokosz. homil Pauliszak,
for the charter OF an intended corporation 10
be called the "Greek Catholic Association OF
81 John OF Shepton,h the character and object
of which is the maintenance OF society for
benefi cial and protective poses to its mem
bers from FUNDS collected therein, and for h. sc
purposes TO have, possess and enjoy oil rights:
benefits and privileges conferred by the said
act and its supplements.
5.29-oaw.st ARTHUR L. SHAY, Solicitor.
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Senator MCPHERSON to Take a Rest.

WASHINGTON, June 5-No appointment
will be made for the Atlantic City post
office for at least week, Senator Nc
Pherson, who controls the appointment,
has been ordered by his physician to leave
Washington for rest, and the matter will
be held in allegiance until his return The
term of the Republican incumbent expired
on the LIST inst.
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have two little grandchildren who
are teething this hot summer weather and
are troubled with bowel complaint.
give them Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
Diarrhoea Remedy and it acts like. a
charm. / earnestly recommend it for
children with bowel troubles. was my
self taken with severe attack of bloody
flux, with cramps and pains in my
stomach, one-third Of bottle of this
remedy cured me- Within twenty-four
hours / was out of bed and doing my
house work Mrs. w. L. Dunagan, Bon
aqua, Hickman Co., Tenn. For sale by
Gruhler Bros
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BUENos AYREs June 5-Senor Marenco
manager of the Provincial bank OF thi,
city, has committed suicide Irregular
ties had previously been discovered in hi.
accounts TO the extent of 81 3O0,O 600 Sen
Marenco occupied a high social position
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stenmshIn TIckets Reduoed.

From Hamburg, Brennan, Antwerp or
Amsterdam only S2l.5O, To Liverpool
Queenstown, Londonderry, Belfast or
Glasgow, only $22. At Reese's Railroad
and Steamship Office, Dougherty Build
ing, Shenandoah, Pa. Att
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prspnrInp TO Leave Warrington.

WASHINGTON, June 5,-The presiden ii al
family is now making preparations to 20
to Gray Gables for the summer, and Mrs
Cleveland and the children expect to
leave tomorrow or Thursday.
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Sometime ago ! was troubled

attack of rheumatism. ] used Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and was completely
cured. | have since advised many of my
friends and customers to try the remedy
and all speak highly of il. Simon Gold
baum, San Luis Rey, Cal For sale by
Gruhler Bros.
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I,eeth of F,-governor van znndt.

BOSTON, June 5.-Ex-Governor Charles
Collins Van Zandt, Of Rhode Island, died
yesterday in Brookline, at the residence Of
his brother-in-law, Rev Samuel Duncan,
ID. ID. He was 90 years old