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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-19
REMAINS OF FRANK DURHAM.

Sent to West Chester by the Scranton
typographical Union.
The remains Of Frank J. Durham,
the printer who was accidentally killed
by q Delaware. Lack awauna and West
ern train Monday night near Lacka-
wanna and Bloomsbury juucti on, were
yesterday shipped to West Chester, Pa.
where his slater. ELLA Durham. resides.
Scranton Typographical union, No.
liz. betrayed the expenses of Under
taker Raub and the sxpressage and
other incidentals will be paid by Miss
Durham.
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A SILVER uslcnle.

Delightful Entertainment to Be Given at
Green Ridge.
The choir Of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd will give a silver musicale
this evening at the Sunday school
rooms on Green Ridge street. Mrs. B.
-. Jayne, Mrs. T. L, Jones and DR.,
Smith will assist in the rendition Of
the musical part Of the programme,
and Miss Florence Ham. Of Honssdale,
the we'll known elocutonist, will de-
light the audience with interpreta-
tions. A cordial welcome Ia extended
to all
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First base on balls Binghamton, 3; scran-
ton, 3. Earned runs-Binghamton, 1; Scran.
ton, A.. Struck out-By DOlan, d: by Nolan, 3.
Three base hits Fritz. Two base hits-Long,
Westlake, Stolen ~bsses-Long, 3, Dolan, Lit.
tie, Hogan. Double plays-Patchen TO Reese,
Lang 10 Mock. Umpire Casey, Time Of
gam e.. 10. Attendance-GUO.
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SHEA IN K UP.

~" NIVEH'VW ~ Ut VHV AVuueWE OI
Music Last Evening.
Thomas b. Shea and his company
gave MIXED Up" at the Academy OF
Music, Ii is not one of Mr.. Shea's
strongest pieces. but the audience that
saw it last night was well pleased with
the manner IN which it was presented.
Tonight Mr.. Shea will be seen IN
rip Van Wrinkle" one of his best Of.
forts.
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Eilvar V Away.

On Saturday, April 81, we will give n
sterling silver hat pin TO every customer
buying goods to the amount OF one dollar.
MEARs & HAGEN.
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TELEPHONE NO. szs

The Union Transfer Company, Limited.
Bus line. Baggage and freight called for
and delivered promptly. l07 Franklin
avenue. 80
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GRocERIEsl Groceriesl Groceriesl Al
" REMNANTS MARKET.
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Boiling meats, cheapest in the city, at
Aylesworth's Wyoming avenue.
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tic cover, for one coupon and
one dime.
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The Scranton Bedding Co. are uphol.
stering furniture. Best workmen. Rea'
sonable prices.
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Aylesworth'a Priooa

FRESH Creamery Butter, 25c. Strictly
Fresh Eggs always on hand, at
~ REMNANTS.
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FINE watches and jewelry at ReichertI
306 LacKa. ave, ~
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FINE watch repairing at Reichert's, 800
Lacka. ave. ~
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Four Multichromes in an artis-
tic cever, for one coupon and
one dime,
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GIT your carpets cleaned by the scran.
con Bedding Co.
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Will suit everybody. 223 Wyoming ave.
nue.. "a
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REMNANTS is the place for groceries and
market goods. Low price. ~
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DON'T beat your carpets. Have the
Scranton Bedding Co. clean them.
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T our Great Bonanzas
FOR THIS WEEK

- HE INCREASE of trade last week is very appar-
emit. The Handsome Gift we are presenting this
season appears to have met with public favor, which
accounts for the increase of sales in every department.
TINS week we will give a special Offering from each
department.
Four Genuine Bananas.
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Four Multichromes in an artis.

They Have Gone Down.
That is at Guernsey Brothers,
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT SPECIAL

CLOTHING DEPARTMENT SPECIAL
500 Mems Fine Dress and Business Suits.
cut in the latest fashion, viz. The Long
Cut Regent Sack Suit, worth from S2 d. ~ ~ "a
to SIS, Price this week DSHUU
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT SPECIAL
500 doz, Mems Fine Cheviot Neglieee
Shirts, two attachable collars. assorted ~
patterns; regular price ST. so This week, SOCu
HAT DEPARTMENT SPECIAL
100 dozen Mems Fine Alpine Hats, in
Black Brown and Nutria; regular price 6 ~
$3.50 his week wv
SHOE DEPARTMENT SPECIAL
1000 pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Shoes Opera
Toe and Common Sense, sizes 2H to T. e. 9E
all widths; regular price, S.. This week, ID
The above specials are positive bargains and can't last long
80 REMEMBER, every purchaser Of Mems. Boys or Chndrens Clothing
Shoes Hats Or Furnishings whose purchase amounts to 81 or over is RE-
sented with a chance on the beautiful Psror Suit displayed in our window.
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500 doz. Mems Fine Cheviot Neglieee
Shirts, two attachable collars. assorted
patterns; regular price. $I.5o. This week,
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HAT DEPARTMENT sPECIA,

100 dozen Mems Fine Alpine Hats, in
Black. Brown and Nutria; regular price, {
81. 50. This week .
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medicine begins to have such long ar
ray Of wonderful cures. Day after day
prominent and well-known people pub.
lish their testimonials, and recommend
this remedy because it cured them and
they desire to point out the road 70
health to others who may be suffering
from nerve weakness, over-worked
brains, tired-out bodies. nervous debii-
ity, insomnia, dyspepsia, constipation,
rheumatism, or some other affection
which causes nervousness, weakness
and prostration.
Prominent persons, whom everybody
knows, would not thus give their names
to tho public aud advise people to use
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy il they did not know from their
own experience that the medicine cured,
and that 1t will cure others II they use
1t. We can only say, try It and prove
for yourself that it will do just what
these well.known people say It will
Why waste time in trying uncertain
and untried remedies, when here Is o
physicians prescription, discovery
made by tho greatest living specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases,
DR.. Greene. OF IS West Fourteenth
street, New York City. II you take this
medicine you can consider yourself I'M
der DR.. Greene's direct professional
care, aud you eau consult him or write
to him about your case, freely and with
out charge. This IL a guarantee that
this remedy will cure, possessed by no
other medicine in the world.
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That Moses Gage Shirley, of Coils
town. n. H., is a popular poet, the world
knows. That he is a great poet is evil
denced by the fact that he is endorsed
by that master OF poets, James Whit
comb Riley, and such eminent men as
Gov. William Z. Russell, Of Massachus-
etts, and Mayor Knowlton, OF Alanches-
ter, N. H. His book, Everyday
Rhymes" has made him famous.
The poet personally Is genial gen.
tleman, who talked Interestingly to the
writer concerning himself.
81 am very well indeed, now" he said,
"but some time ago I was troubled badly
with weak nerves and kidney and liver
complaint. took that wonderful med.
icine, DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, and it completely cured
me.
Gas nerve strengthened and blood
purifier It is unequaled, and rich ly mer-
its its great success as the grandest OF
medicines.
~ advise everybody ailing 10 use 1t.
and take every opportunity to recon-
mend 1t. 1t will certainly cure"
Our great writers, our iliussrious
statesmen, our most eminent physl-
clans and best known society people.
use and recommend this grandest OF
medicines, DR.. Gresne's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. 1t occupies a posi-.
ton among the sick and ailing far above
any other remedy ever discovered. No
other remedy cures like it, no other
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The aim of these bond issues is to re-
plenish the gold reserve. but it is an
uncertain way to accomplish that re-
suit. The very gold with which the
bonds are bought may be withdrawn
from the treasury Of the United States,
aud the process OF bleeding the treasury
can be carried on without limit.
The probability is that this will go
on so long as it is more profitable to in.
vest money in government bonds yield
ing 8 per cent interest than to let it lie
idle. TO force an issue OF bonds it is
only necessary to pull gold out OF the
treasury, and this gold is ready to be
used 10 take in the bonds.
II the country were in condition to
offer to capital the hope OF employment
more profitable than 5 per cent per
annum, there would be no need to resort
to the expedient OF bleeding the treas.
ury Of its gold reserve.
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cntnrrn Cannot he Cured

with local applications, as they cam o
roach the scat OF the disease. Catarrh
ia u blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to euro 1t you must take inter
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure ia
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is not quack medicine.
1t was prescribed by one OF tho best
physicians in this country for years.
and Is regular prescription. It's coin
posed OF the best tonics known, com
bincd with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. Tho
perfect combination OF the two ingre-
dents is what produces such wonderful
results in curing CatNrrh. Send Tor
testimonials, free.
+. J.CnESEY & Co.. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by drnggiats, price'T5c.
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TRE SENATORSHIR.
oongrsssman-eIses a G. Dayton's
Tribute to s. 3, Elkins.
DESERVES The UNANIMOUS VOTE
OF the Republican Members OF the
beglslature-Repubiicaus win Not
Allow the Democratic Press to Stir
Up Dlssenslons, But VIII Stand To.
ge.her-Mr Eikias In tho Late Gam.
nnIen.


tpeefal btpaea 10 tAe. IpttVtgeasa.
GRApros, W. Va, Nov. 16.-Your cor.
respondent fell in with Hon. Aston G.
Dayton aud asked him II he had any
objections to stating for publication his
views on the com.ag senatorial election
by the legislature Of this state. In re-
ply he said:
az have not the slightest objection to
giving my opinion TO you fully and
frankly. Personally, Iknow of but one
avowed candidate. Mr.. Elkins has
publicly stated that be Is such candi.
date, and ! earnestly hope that he may
be elected by the unanimous vote OF the
Republican members OF the legislature.
II am aware OF the fact that the Reg
lister and other Democratic newspapers
are industriously engaged In trying to
start 'booms' for other prominent Re-
publicans In the state. but ! feel sure
that these efforts are without the
knowledge or sanction OF the gentlemen
themselves. These Democratic efforts
10 run our party for US, are too guaEy
ana Hypocrlucal entltetv.
"The Republican party Of West Vir-
ginia has achieved remarkable victory,
and it 10 worse than insanity for it now
to allow the defeated enemy to stir up
strife aud discord In its ranks. At the
beginning OF this campaign the carrying
Of the legislature ensuring the election
OK q United States senator was regarded
ma forlorn hope. Mr.. Elkins went
into that part of the campaign single
handed and alone. The happy result is
due almost entirely to his effort
"At the same time MIR. Elkins de-
voted his attention to this part OF the
campaign, he was not unmindf1l OF the
congressional contests, and II 1t had not
been for his assistance the defeat OF
William L. Wilson would not have been
SO easily accomplished. Without the
slightest reflection upon the many other
patriots who aided me. deem 1t just to
say that no moro effective speeches
we're made ia the state than tlloao of
Mr.. EIkins in the Second district.
1.-THE peculiar justice and good politics
in giving Mr.. Elkins the senatorship
without opposition ought to be recog-
nized by all, and hope and believe 1t
will be. fully endorse all that the IN
rILLrdRNcER has said on this subject,
and the protectionists OF the Second
district are strongly OF the same opln-
ion. Since Il was known that we have
the legislature our people have looked
for the election OF Mr.. E!kins as a mat.
ter Of course and without opposition"
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It is Amusing.

Huntington HeTnd.
1t is amusing to note the anxious
solicitude OF certain Democratic news
papers on behalf Of Judge Golf. The
Kanawha Gazette takes our neighbor,
the Advertiser, to task for truthfuiiy
saying that MIR. Elkins was largely In
strumental in bringing about Republic
can success, and that 1t sees no reason
why he should not be honored by cleo
ton to the senate. Brother Downtain's
logic Ia good, and his nice sense OF the
prophecies OF Journalism is too discern
Ing to allow his being led into the
vain crusade OF personal abuse
against Mr.. Elkins ledon by such papers
as the Wheeling Register and the Ga
zette. II Is strange that these papers
could not discover the great merit OF
General Goti. in 'ss, when they joined
hands with the political brigands, who
deprived him Of the office to which they
knew he was we'll elected. Judge Got
is not a candidate for the senate. He
will be in '9S. Democratic papers will
villity him then, as they villify Mr..
EIkins now, but he will ''get there
nevertheless.
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rher Adrlse Zoo Muoh.

Also some Of the Democratic news
papers outside Of the state desire It to
be understood that the election OF Mr..
Elkins TO the United States senate will
make them unhappy. In this matter
the Republicans Of West Virginia will
take the ground that Il Mr.. Elkins suits
them the Democratic newspapers will
have to grin and bear 1t.
Those newspapers have not been in
the habit of contributing anything of
value to the Republican cause, and their
volunteered advice is open to the aus
picion Of insincerity. They may desire
the Republican party to do It's best and
to live long aud prosper-and they may
not
Fortunately the party to which the
people have committed the legislature
is quite capable of doing its own work
In its own way.
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Work for the Legislature.

The Democrats will hold for two
years longer the state executive Offices.
but next January n Republican logisla.
turc will assemble, and that body must
accomplish something for tho people.
1t will DO expected OF the new loGisla'
ture that 1t make careful scrutiny OF tho
appropriations to SEQ whether it DO not
possible to reduce tho expenditures
without crIppling the public service.
Thereto reason to believe that this
can be done. Certain items of expendi.
sate arc believed TO DO excessive, bring
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whoro Is rneIr Man Tor 90?

Why is 1t that we hear nothing more
Of Governor Pattison, Of Pennsylvania,
as the next Presidential nominee OF the
free trade party' 1t caunot be because
his state has gone for protection by
nearly quarter OF a million plurality.
The little matter Of plurality cannot
be weighed in the scale against what
aome OF It's friends are pleased to call
"a great cause" And II pluralities are
to count against man, where Is the
free trade party to look for Its standard
bearer in 1896?
On that line OF reasoning all tho
great heads of tho party would DO rea-
soned out of the reckoning, and it
would be useless to go to the trouble
and expense Of holding a national con-
vention.
This "a the way It will be, anyhow,
but at this time the leaders do not like
to mako the humiliating admission.
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Huntington HUdtG
Now that the goal for which all good
Republicans 40 long have striven is
reached, and West Virginia, breaking
the bonds OF sinister sectionalism, which
have so long bound her to the solid
south, takes her place in the Rcpuoli-
can column, let US ponder well the les.
son and the duty af the hour.
Our state has Get her compass by the
BEACON lights Of protection and pros.
pcrity, aud 1t remains for us to speed
her on her course. Lot no factional
jealousies mar our triumph. lie: wis
dom and prudence prevail in the coun'
ellis of our party; and thus may many
useful aud long needed reforms be Sc
cured, and great and lasting good ac-
complished.
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ing % the people no adequate return.
Careful inquiry viii show in how far
this Is true and where the knife Of re-
trenehnent may be pu. in with benefit
to the public service and with saving %
the people.
A fns asld Of Investigation is OPEN.
aud since this Is the first opportunity
for many years the people expect that
1t shall not DO neglected. The public
expectation isgreat with respect 70 the
new legislature; 10. It not be dIsap-
pointed.
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The finding of the coroner of Fayette
county, Ohio. in the matter of the four
men killed at Washington Court House,
shows his sympathy with the mob.
He says there was no occasion to fire
into the mob that was assaultine the
jail to get the prisoner, and he tries to
fasten the killing on the sheriff of the
county and the colonel of the regiment.
This coroner must be getting himself in
position to lead the next mob in his
country.
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THE Louisville Courier.J Journal pays
this handsome compliment to its party
friends in the present Congress:
1t is reported that President Cleveland will
make the currency the leading topic OF discus
sion In his message 20 Congress next month,
and viii attempt 70 formulate some plan 70 take
that question out OF politics. Mr. Cleveland is
a much greater man than his most extrHvagaut
admirers ever imagined him TO be II he eau get
through the present Congress any adequate and
wise settlement Of the currency problem
Adequate and wise" is good. The
last thing to be expected of the hsteor.
geneous conglomeration OF crauks in
the present Congress Is common sense
view OF the money question; but it isn't
every Democratic newspaper that would
be so ready to admitit.
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WHEN Congress meets a resolution
will be offered asking the President by
what authority he has rendered the
services OF the United States as medi-
ator between Japan and China. This
will give President Cleveland and Secre-
tary Gresham chance to show once
more their fine diplomatic hands. The
country cav them in the Hawaiian
matter.
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IT is taken for granted that place
must be provided for MIR. William L.
Wilson. Perhaps his friends on the
other sido of the ocean would be glad to
arrange that little matter. Their din.
ner helped to undo him.
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New WORKERS are considering what
sort OF testimonial they shall offer to
Rev. DR.. Parkhurst to show their appre-
citation OF his services. DR.. Parkhurst
needs no testimonial yet richly deserves
one OF the richest. His work speaks
for itself.
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IT must no. be forgotten that the
business men OF New York took hold
vigorously to put an end to the Tam.
many tiger. When business men nd.
dress themselves earnestly to public af-
fairs they accomplish something worth
doing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

THE income tax that hurt most was
tho free trade tax laid on the income of
every bread inner in tho land. 1t was
that more than anything else that rip.
ped the free trade party wide open.
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The New York Evening Post, speak-
ing of Secretary Carlisle's denial Of any
intention to issue more bonds, re-.
marks: 'If it be said that 1t was neces.
sary to lie in order to get rid of report
els, the answer is that 1t was easy to re-
fuse information" This from a news
paper that helped to make the Cleve.
land administration is decidedly TAFT.
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sIscE November 8 there is not quite
such rush as there was for Democratic
nominations in Ohio county. But the
other side is making up for 1t like all
forty.
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rnxFHoSE xuGDEEs:
Yai.orinl Rooms sss,: Counting Room seq.
Che yatelliaer,esr
wHEEIrNo. NOVEMBER II, 1884.
lpemoera.Ie Assaal.. on Mr Ellsln,

Democratic Assaults on Mr. Eikins.
The Democratic newspapers OF the
state are taking great interest in the
election Of Republican United States
senator The interest OF the Morgan
town New Dominion Is keen. Speaking
ofthe candidacy Of Mr.. sturgiss 1t re-
marks: "our distinguished townsman
viii be in the contest against Etkins,
Menager. Golf ct al"
There 10 no reason to suppose that
Judge Golf will enter the contest. As
for Mr. Menager, 10000 West virginians
would have been thought OF as soon for
United States senator If he had remained
in the Republican ranks. But he didn't
remain. He Topped to the free trade
side in the last campaign, and he will
not be sin 1t" before Republican lcgis-
ilature. The New Dominion says
further:
The truth is, EiNins and sturgtss. outwardiy
nInIcable, are not the Warmest sort OF CLOSE
brethren" There Is every reason 70 uelleVe
tint Inc GOODNESS engendercd when ElkinS man
Cowden was downed for the district attorney.
ship hy the man from Morgantown has NOT yet
ceased It's frigidity. Therefore, these two gentle
men now come out openly as candidates ior the
same office.
Our Morgontown Democratic friend
should be better informed. Mr.. Elkins
did not favor Mr.. Cowden for United
States district attorney. Mr.. Sturgiss
had his support and got the appoint
mont.
Again the New Dominion remarks:
"George O. sturgisa was working for
the Republican party when Steve Elkins
was in the Confederate army" Mr.. e.
lsins is member of the Grand Army of
tho Republic.
1.-THE New Dominion 10 going to en-
gage actively in the campaign it should
take little time to inform itself some.
Nav YoRk struck Maynard, Hills
tool, with maiority Of 100000, aud it
hit Hill with majority 81 1000 greater.
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SIS THERE Democratic party?" asks
the New York Tribune. To BIO candid,
we find none in the returns Of tho re-
cent election.
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WE1zEL COUNTY.


The Official Vote of tho Old Time Demo.
cratic Gibraltar Shows a Remarkable
slump.