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The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

A GIRL lighted a fire in Phoenix the other day with coal oil. She may survive but she will be disfg- ured for life.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

THE battleship Indiana on her preliminary trial trip made 15.35 knots per hour.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

REGULAR in combination, pro-
 B portion and preparation Of ingredi- ents, Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses great curative value. You should TRY TT.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

IT is claimed that the deep snow in the mountains of Wyoming has driven at least 10000 elk to the plains.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

NOTICE of pension reductions is to be sent in registered letters here after.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

TIE plan of a caucus to change the rules of the House has collpsed
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

SOMETHING should be done for our pioneers. The Yuma Sentinel justly says tbatit is no credit to the territory of Arizona that an old pioneer and veteran like Col. Chas. D. Poston should be allowed to suf- fer for comfortable home and all the necessaries to make his life pleasant in his declining years Identified with Arizona for nearly half a century, doing al! he could, which has been much, for her de- velopment and settlement, the old gentleman should be cared for now when his three score and ten years are nearly completed.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

THE raising of hogs is a growing industry in southern Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

THE delinquent tax list of Mari copa County amounts to S92 ,000.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

Kansas has 155, GOO licensed dogs.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

Now that Mir, Cleveland has com menced killing bear, there may be trouble Bru'in for the Republican officeholders.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16
TIE ART 1NTERct1 ANGIE,

For November, No l52 West Odd
street, N. Y. The color plates with
the November Art Interchange are
timely and of great beauty and show
golden autumn wood interior, by
Warren G. Briggs, which he terms
in the Adirondack woods, and a
bowl of La France Roses, by Mrs.
Cara Goodyear. They are supple.
mented by group of she'll and sea
weed motives, in color, for decorating
china, and also by two double sheets
OF miscellaneous designs for church
enbroideries. china painting. etc.
The November number is oxcep
tlonaliy attractive in its pictorial fen,
lures, including fine engr,.vings of
Professor IL Won Ubde's Home
wards" Il. Bpraus' ~ Woman of
the People ,.The November woods, y
by William Hamilton Gibson, ard
theifne $4,000 example OF George
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16

stand in this State and was most ig
ANONYMOUSLY defeated. It was not
III experiment in this State this year,
rs it WIS in other southern States.
1t had been tried and proved wunt.
ing,
The tendency of tue South to nc
cept Populism, as shown by Tues.
days returns, will prove serious
blow to the land of Dixie. That gee
ton las more industries to develop
than any other section of tho coun
H. has coal and iron mines, marble
qunrries, timber lnnds and other in
dustries which only need the touch
,of capital to be developed.
The Democracy is the only hope
of tho South. Its principles enacted
into lnws arc the only means by
which eoutheru industries can be de
vclopcd. P"pu!istic theories cannot
do it. for they rep,l rather Il la, at
tract capital. Republication cannot
do it, for the ascendancy of Republi
caliism i'll the South means the as
cendancy Of the colored race. This
tho southern people will not tolerate,
and ev, II if over ridden there would
be reign of lnwlessness which out
side capital would not endure. The
Democratic arty is tho only hope
OF the South. Tie: is no other par.
ty TO take . place, and that party.
on the other hand, must merit the
COZ fidrnce of tho people Of tue Souh
by turning down SON" OF its alleg, d
leaders, by recognizing the younger
generation and by ndhering faithful
ly to its promiscs.-- Baltimore Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16
FOPULISM IN THE SOUTH

Here is another melancholy re
snlt of Tuesdays election. The
South. or at least portion of it, has
shown n disposition to accept popnl
ism and all its wild vagaries North
Carolina has adopted fusion, com
bination of Republicans and Popul
ists. Republicans first because it is n
national organization, and Populists
second. South Carolina, under the
mask of. Democracy, has elected n
Legislature which will elect Cover.
nor Tillman senator as Democrat
while he espouses all of the delusiye
doctrines OF the populists. Alabama
has had its fight The result was q
reduced Depocratic minority, not
due to Democratic detection as much
to Populists' encroachments. And
SO, too, III Georgia. A month ago
MIR. Atkinson for Governor received
only half mojority which he should
have received. In Florida the Dem.
ocratic disaffection has been swal.
10 we'd up by the Populist. In Mic
.sissippi, where the prevailing dis
content has apparently been less felt
than in any other southern State, the
ihalcontents cast their votes for pop
ulists rather than Republicans. In
Ionisiana extraordinary efforts were
vera made for Republican candidates
but evidently without success. II,
Teas the Democrats have won, but
BY what a narrow margin ns com.
pared with former years. 1t was
not the Republicans who made gains.
sasethe Popplists. And so, TOO,
IN ionnessee and Kentucky there
were Populistic gains. In Virginia
tho ] opa'ists made no lieadway. a
Fss a O the third patty made ills
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16
ALL FREE.

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16

Inness, recently presented to the
Metropolitan Museum, entitled
"Peace and Plenty" In addition
there are number of illustrated pa.
pers on various subjects.
A study in the theory aud Prac
lice of DECORATION, by William Smell
ing Haduwny, an American architect
IN Italy, is the opening paper to be
followed by OTHERS in the same line.
The SECOND of the papers on Arts.
tic Occupations for Women Workers,
ttlie first of which, on "Women ms
stunned glass workt rs,' was given
last monthly deals with the designing
%. Book Covers, in which the Difficult
lies ana requirements are set forth
ny some Of the successful women in
this field of art work. The paper is
illustrated with some attractive de
sigus By Mrs. Whitman, Miss Arm
strong aud Miss Morse.
The second paper on church en-
broider!es deals with the rolors used
in the different church festivals and
shows some stoles, chalice veil aud
pulpit hanging Of handsome design.
>. Frnncis Murphy, N. A., Louis
Aoeller, A. n. A. and Edward L..
Sinmons are the American painters
handled without gloves by Howe
and Torrey in their critical convorsu
lions. accompanied by portraits of
the first two
MIR. Herbert o. Warner. president
of the Hartford Camera Club. writes
with Intelligence on Artistic Photog
raphy, accompanied by two artistic
examples of his landscape work.
The artists tal9 Of students for the
month is by Edmund H. Garrett aud
oeals with the subject of composition,
anu his own specially, illustration.
The opening of the new wing of
the Metropolitan Mosecm and the
promised attractions of tho Fair
Women Exhibition at the Academy
are both outlined. while the sale of
tho Academy, the death of Launt
Thompson aud the confering of
degree OH Frederick Law Olmsteud
iurnifli topics for The Observer"
Painting Clnss Echoes, from Edgar
Nj. Waids's Academy Glass, lustruc.
ton Notes, Book Il views, House.
hold and Personal Notes, etc, make
an unusual uunber of this deserved
~ popular hous, hold magazine.
For sale by all newsdeu.ers, So
cents, or sent direct by the Art In
terchnnge Co, New York.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16
This old world does her level best;
No use in your repinin';
You better let the weather rest,
And make hay while it s shinia'.

Henry Wilson, the postmas, r a:
Welshton, Flnridn, says he cured -
case if dinrrhoea of long standing in
six hours, with one small bottle of
Chnnberlaih's Collie, Cholera and Di
nrrhoea remedy. What pleasant
surprise that mast have been to the
sufferer. Such cures arc not uuusn
al with this remedy. lii many i'll
stauces only one or two doses are 10
CURED to give permanent relief. 1t
can always be depended upon. When
reduced with water il is pleasant to
take, For sale by A. L. Har rave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16
A LOVELY FACE.

Someone has said TINT "a skin of
beauty is IL JOY forever. Forever
is hardly the word; but it is certnln
that awoman enjoys being beaut.. ii,
and there is no beauty in tho woman
whhse skin is dingy or covered with
pimples, blotches or eczema. Don't
use complexion powders; the trouble
lies deeper. A bad skin means batl
blood. Purify the blood by IL faith
full use of DIR. David's Sarsapnrilln,
and the skin will become clear, soft,
and transparent. For sale by A. f.
Hargrave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16
A POLICEMAN OWNS 1T.

The Virginia State building at
the Worlds Fair which was re-
production of Gcorge Washington's
Mount Vernon mansion, has been
purchased and is now occupied as
o residence by Il Chicago police
man, w. S. Mcclure. The house
which cost 1900, was bought by
NJ, Guire for $500 and moved to a
lot three miles away, and now IL
Chicago policeman sleeps it, the
reproduction of the bed chamber
OF the father of his country.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16

Croup..is terror to young moth
ers. To post them concerning the
fist symptoms. and treatment il the.
object of this item. Tie first indicn.
ton Of cronp is hoarseness. In a
child who is subject to Group it may
lie taken MS sure sign of the app
roach of an attack Followiny this
honrseness IS a leculi II. rough cough
Ii Chalnberlnin'- Co ,.h remedy il
given as soon IA he child becomes
hoarse or even after the rorgh cougi.
has appeared it will prevent the at.
tack. 1t has never been known to
fail. 25 and 80 cent bottles for sale
by A. f. Hargrave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16
TAKEN UNAWARES.

Much attention has been attracted
by the great offer of the Southern
Pncifc Company of New Orleans.
They urn making Ia free distribution
of books to advertise their wonderful
new train now running from New
Orleans to the Pacific Const. and
which is said to be the finest, fastest
and most luxuriously appointed train
ever constructed. The train consists
OF composite car. i'll which is en-
ornced barbor shop, bath room
library. cafe and smoking parlor, n
dining car, in which meals IRE served
at all hours, day or night, passengers
paying only for what they order:
also, ii full complement of Pullman,
latest and most magnificent drawing
room sleeping cars. The speed of
this railway wonder, covering the.
vast distance between New Orleans
and Los Angeles in 60 hours, and t.
San Francisco in II hours. has never
been attei pied or eqnnled. Con-
trary to the usual practice of other
great railway lines, no expense will
be incurred other than the custo-
| mary iirst-class ticket and sleeping.
car fare for travelling on this superb
train.
Now westward Sol has sent The
richers beams of moons high glory"
And much of civilized America is
following rapidly in his train, seeking
homes. wealth and health In Cali
forhia.
The great Sunset Route, Southern
Pacific. is now the favorito one t.
those familiar with the different lines
of Western travel; and it's manage
rnent, gratefully recognizing th,
ready appreciation which the travel
ing public hns shown their excellen,
fast train service, embracing through
Pullman and Tourist sleeping Car
facilities In the tgst. and which will
be continued from Cincinnati. Chiago
and New Orleans, have determined
to outdo the most splendid railway
achievements, aud to pr,yide the,
patrons with a combination of lnxrr,
and comfort hitherto nnequaled. Tic
this end ihe magnificent train, s.Sun
set Limited, taking its name from
the solar luminary, whose path across
valley and plain and over hill and
mountain it follows with the speed
of the wind, has been put on between
New Orleans. Los Angeles and Sar
Francisco. Leaving both terminals
every Thursday during the season Of
1S94.05, passing through the balmies,
regions in all America, delightful
even in january, this fleeing cit,
covers gulf TO coast i'll trifie owe,
two dnys. Every comfort of home i,
found in the llxmions vestibuleo
coaches-aining, sleeping aud com
4 ppsite-which comprise "Sunset Lin
tied, aud the scenery along this lint
IL unsurpassed. For further partic
nlars, address $ r. B. Mopsg Gem
Pa5s'r Agent, New Orleans. LA
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16

Senator German says that the
causes Of Democratic defeat were
various and it was hard to tell
nat particular thing was most in
ilrcntial. He said that in polite
al matters as iii battle men run for
10 particular cause. In some cases
the cause was a local one and not
due to anything the Democratic
party had done. The causes which
existed in 1892, when the republi-
cans were defeated, continued now
whatever they were, and the dem
ociatic party is stuff ring from the
action of the people just as the re-
publiuans had done at that cleo.
ton. He did not think that the
defeat of the party would be last.
Jag, but that everything would be
alright after a while.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-11-16
FRIDAY, NOV. lG, 1894

N%w York, by popular vote, a.
doptNl an amended constitution,
under which there can be no State
apportiomment for twenty years;
SD that, after the expiration of Mr.
Hips term, New York cannot be
represented in the u. S. Senate be-
fore 1918, if then.
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Our Travelling Cotrcspor-
dents Notes.
Adj ALONG TIE LINE.
Interesting News Items From Wnhanoy
City, Girardyiue, Tamapua. Mahanoy
Plane, Centralia and other Places BRIEFLY
ChroniClpd.
MAuANoY C1rY. Jan. s.

w All NNbh VII ~ bhAs Hs
George Sheath, Of Shenandoah, was visitor
here yesterday.
George Wilford spent Sunday in Tamaqua.
Joe Patrick, a Polish innkeeper, received
conc babies "a boy-on Saturday.
The eight foot high boy who was arrested
for exhibiting himself without license left
town on Sunday in disgust. Officer Hassel
was but a child beside him.
Edward Hare, of Hazleton, is the guest of
his brother Thomas of East Centre street.
Mildred Meyer and Mr.. Rich, of Hazleton,
are visiting Miss Abbie Meyer.
The Misses Jennie and Hannah Refowich
and Miss Cora Oswald returned from Halle
ton after week absence.
l. Refowich, of Freeand, is the guest o.
his brother, 1. Refowich, Of East Centre
| street.
Ed. Jones, the genial manager Of The
| Pottsvile Academy of Music, together will
our own viii sotley, and win Hallmau, lat
second basemsu of the Philadelphia's
| National League Team, came up from Potts
Vile Saturday evening to see "King' kell,
and Jack Stivetts in "O'Dowd's Neighbors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-08

William Skaters and William Fulmer, OF
Reading, spent yesterday here with friends.
Miss Emma Baur will leave this week to
spend several months in Thomas, Alabama,
as tho guest of Dr. and Mrs. r. N. Ramsay.
Miss Lillian Fry, of Catasauqua, who has
been visiting Miss Annie Schad, has returned
home
Miss Elsie Bond, of Usage City, Kansas, at
present studying music in Washington, D. c.,
returned there on Saturday.
Walter Sanford and an excellent company
produced the great nautical play my jack
at Aliens opera house, Friday evening, to q
fair sized audience. The next attraction il
Bartholomews Equine Paradox for three
nights, commencing January 1lth.
H. D. Leopold left to-day to resume hi
studies at the Lehigh University.
Mrs A. j. Rhodes is suffering with a sever,
attack of the grippe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Fitzpatrick entertained
Miss Name Weir of Wilkes.Bsrre, Mis-
Christian, of Ashland, A. II. Tiley of tn
Ashland Telegram, and gMr. s. Eugene
Stout of Reading, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Livingstone were il
Reading on Thursday.
Miss Louise Zehner, after spending severa
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Randall, has returned home,
The Misses Alber gave a card party at thei
home on last Tuesday evening.
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GIRARnNIIIE.

Squire Reynolds, John F. Reynolds and
Edward Munley passed through town to gaze
at the splendor of "Blacll Crook" and other
crooks in Ashland on Saturday evening.
Misses Name Munley, Laura McGrath aud
Bridget Kelly, of Mahsnoy Plane, tripped the
eight fantastic with the Girardville boys
Saturday evening.
Charley Ritz, OF Mahanoy Plane, passed
through here last evening on his weekly
pilgrimage to Ashland.
Capt E. c. Wagner, with his company Of
National Guards, headed by the Brigade
band, serenanded Lieutenant and Mrs.
Wilhelm on Saturday evening in honor Of
their recent marriage. After the playing of
martial airs and a wedding march, the boys
were invited inside and spent most enjoy
able time with their young superior officer.
Mrs. Wilhelm is a daughter of J. J. Sallada,
| Of Ashland
| Commencing last Saturday the Schuylkill
! Traction Co. began the operation of schedule
| by which they now run car in each direc-
ton every half hour. General Manager Ash
said that the new schedule was working to
his complete satisfaction, and that the tedious
waits that were necessary heretofore at
Girardville and Gilberton are now thing OF
the past, fact that will be hailed with much
pleasure by the patrons of the road who ap
preciate his efforts to give them satisfactory
service. With cars running regularly every
half hour there can be nothing to complain Of
The first car leaves the Locust Dale terminus
/ mn
Dale at 10 o'clock for Shenaudoah,at 1890 fol
Mahanoy City and at ll:3O for Girardville
The last car for Ashland leaves Mahanoy
City at 10 o'clock, and will leave Shenandoah
for Ashland at 1915 o'clock
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AsRrRY RALLIoTr

sworn:-I reside in the East ward Of Gilber
ton and was at the scene of the riot. l was
there a part of the time when the track was
being torn up; l was at home when the
dinkey arrived, but I went down there The
crowd was around the front of the dinkey.
but every thing was quiet. Richard Amour
was on the dinkey. None carried arms when
l arrived there. I saw no firearms before the
shooting. l saw Amour, Garrett Keating
and Reynolds. 1 didn't hear what they said.
| was there about minute, when somebody
hollered, "Now, where are your guns2" and
with regard tot he militia and the prisoner at
the bar came out of the car pretty near on
run and said, "Hear we are, d you" or
something of that kind, and he shot. The
crowd parted and the man fell. | ran up
north. went around the square and back
to the dinkey, and when l got there few
stones were fired. didn't know at the time
who the man was that fell. He fell about a
second or two after the cries about t'p Girard-
vile militia and their guns, The iprisoner
made a remark at the time he shot, but
am not sure what it was. He
held the gun pretty near against his shoulder
and down when he fired. l won't swear pos
| itively. 1t locked that way. l didn't see
Florence Mahony until he grabbed the gun
| That was after the first shot was fred. A
very short time after. The man was abou
falling when Mahony grabbed the gun.
didn't notice who fred the second shot
| When started away from the dinkey the
shooting seemed to be going on all arounC
the car, inside and outside. l noticed Amoui
when the prisoner fired the shot. He wa
standing on the lower step at the north en'
of the dinkey, with his back towardsBriggs
Amour turned around after Briggs fired tn
shot. He stepped up on the platform ant
went towards Briggs, but didn't hear wha
he said or what he did. didn't see an,
FIRE arms in the hands OF others than those o.
the dinkey. No attack was made upon thos
in the car that l saw.
CROSS EXAMINATION.
l live about 400 or 500 yards, more or les
from the scene. The shooting at the seen
attracted my attention. got out of bed an
went over there. / saw OK Representativ
Brennan and Eli Evans on the scene. TIL
Chief Burgess told me he expected the dinke
and that the first man to be arrested woul
be Amour when he would arrive. Briggs hel
the gun with the stock under his arm wit
the muzzle pointed over the car rail an
down. l can't tell whether anybody ell
had hold of the gun at the muzzle,
THOMAS MARTIN
sworn 1 reside in the East ward Of Gilbe
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-08

Secured Another Mans Child by the Aid
of the Court.
CLEVELAND, Jan, S.--A queer case is at
tracing the attention Of the authorities
here. On Saturday man named Richard
Hanson, claiming to live in Buffalo, Sc
cured possession by habeas corpus of 4
year-old child whom he called Ella Han
SON The girl was living with widower
named John Benoit. Hanson claimed that
his wife, who deserted him a year ago, had
lived here with Benoit, and that when she
died a month ago the body was Skipped to
Buffalo under the name of Mrs. aenoit,
her child being left here The libsle one
was taken into court on a writ OF habeas
corpus. After a hearing Hanson was
given the custody Of her, and he left, as
he said, to go to Buffalo. Benoit was not
notified of the proceedings Today he de
clares that the girl is his own daughter
Ella. and not Hanson's child; that he
never lived with Mrs. Hanson; that he
never before heard of Hanson, and that
it was his own wife's body which wa
sent to Buffalo Benoit says his child ha'
been kidnapped, and he has requested thu
Buffalo police TO arrest the man. A dis
patch from Buffalo states that no sucl
man as Richard Hanson is known there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-08

Have you tried McElhenny's fried oysters ?
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