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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-19
YOUR BOY

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Well these points he'll have to overcome more or
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Interchangeable You can only modify, not radically
change his faults.
The father of Frederick the Great thought his boy
bockhead up to the tina he was l6 years of
age but he didn't stop educating him.
There's thing that all great have had as boys
young They have had it given to them or they
have given it to themselves. Had they had it
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education.
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without books God is silent justice dormant natural
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dad WAYS
u READY RELIEF.
FOR INTERNAL AID EXTERNAL USE.

In using medicines to stop pain We should
avoid such ~ inflct injury on the system
Opium, Morphine, ChlDroform Ether, Co
caine and hloral stop pain by destroying
the sense Of perception, tho patient losing
the power Of feeling This is a most destruc-
tive practice; it masks the symptoms, shuts
up and, instead ( removing trOble breaks
down thessomac', liver and owels, and, II
con tinued in for length Of time, kills the
nerves and produces local or general paraly-
sis
There is no necessity for using these uncer-
tain agents when a positive remedy ike RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the mos
excruciating pain quicker without entailing
tho least danger, in either infant or adult
1t instantly stops the most excruciating
pains allays inflammation and cures conge'.
tions. whether Of tho Lungs, Stomach, Bow
els, or other e nds or m i'uous membranes
FOR SPRAINS, FRUISES, BACKACHE,
PAIN IN THE CHEST OR SIDES, HEAD.
ACHE TOOTHACHE OR ANY OTHER
PAIN, a few applications act like magic, caus.
ing the pain to instantly stop.
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NCUADERNAGION
DEL ''BOLETIN KERCkKTIL, >

nm esta Becci6n deasla casa, uDoAtada con
'od0s l0a eEememt0s .necesart0s provlsta de
materialesz de primera clase, &c hacen encua.
iernaciOmes en- holandesa, carton6, pasta en-.
Danola, plel dc levante con relieves, tOdo per.
ectO y 1 preciOw reducidOx,
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boIytlQ NercartiI de Puerto. IL.
S4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4 la. DgFGlSA DE Los INTERESTS EACi0EALE L gs4ltl
ORsARO'bkLos EsRlROlES1 S1nCOIDVIOHALEsE Ea lat{slss
coNOIcloNEs GENERATES acordadas porl sss1iop
para daI Icaso de remItdos anun ~ s.

publication deIos annniue a ooatuu m ss
vencionales 30 determinsIan en- los mnmot ,.aw # 81
LOscomundoa remidos gscetag dsben ven sd n
nlmh del Auol quien nlun de
deV1Sltog pubiouen.s ~ 80
Ge 80 % respond0 do EotuEa nj extrlvies ds-cIehkx
ds large ls s7 = " Vs
81 enunsisnts schc detern fIYh
10 FS Gobrs 81 prsdo Dc tIIm ~ g f1sk sk'1's1 -
Manuneante envs eaAIs paFS rgbec6n dsus
aEA ana b0nte1c6n 4e 10 PS gohe loA
Jsandc impote Dc s anuneic1 lsa Ssses su
anancan Rsclb p6eo crc ecutrrr
vinEa d primer nGmsEo -11f5IsfSbS-
Para Log y sasptotss del Bcnz u Dc gacsa sC1haao
Rsiao, naci6n 1pon0isnto eSav
Los tsnatl rs &c nbr. .sas s.s.
astIas, eornunsRdcG rsrniN1oA agR -
eAdSA, ani1padu. SnI -
81 ror mprssl dsm nsr Il psna6dio
nnents fsntsEEado u pbeasOass k1n
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IA blEsA kaEEtIk EUTKkAElA
DIE RAMON. MORENO
21I CRUZ 21

&1f CkUG - E1
Tengo el gust0 do ofreeeE 4
p0bliC0 en- general mis- serviCi0n
en- el Tam0 6 que me dedico.-Tte.
mes de adultoS 2 de p6ryulos dc
gran lujo.-I1enes para viAtic0s ,
fa1oleS.- Oapilla aEdiento.- Ck.
tal1acoS paEO hof1Eas y cuanto tra-
baJo 90 nos cOnfen, sixvienAo & los
pueblOs de l& isis con aviaO On
tlOipado de una hora. No GO Dide
diRefo anticipa6o.
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lSTlBlECINIElIQ lIPy LIlOGklgICG
AaLi w AgF4O r
De-. ,B0LETIN MERCANTILE.
DE A. LYNN, SUOEsORA DEM ORIs'

seestabecmento montado arregiosiA mas
aernos sdelanos de los ramos cue a1 e hscen
e comercO industrial aministrac6n eompshiss
dc banca accionea pzas perdcos cienfcOs lite
arioa Puhcacione9 brOS memories. cataogo mapa
cano crculare prseiOS cOrrien teas ctura stauetas
recihos, prospesto9. etc. etc.
AFan ds HpOR para cartelsnsS pugramAa d.
teatlv GrCe &Euncios
Los EEaDa0s casa serocomensn
mpiez prOnud equdad los precios ue SON resu
DOG eiempre reac6n al nmaro de eepares Ia cadad
oape caee do composition Ia trada bien negro,
olores en- plaa crOmohEograa cromotpogEaha.
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sBlBRQ009UA.
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o.. .COMERCIANTE. e.

SSRI6 FOKIH DEL OOM EkULU As
d0s les naeloRes, aegae log tiompOR 1nas re-
motos hasta Hxsstros diasspoK Nv. SeAsgs'
tradaoids del frances per loo alunR0s Do Il
eIase do este idloMa 0gtablesl0a On Of ASs
aso NGGvsaNtsT ds MGavid, y pEbllsaaa 4 o.
pqnsas d. a misms asooiAeieA.
DeD tpHaes RrneSoG, pasta agpaRelas 81
q ID InpEsRta al 8G1st1z.
TSILa UIGNUfA DE TRNEDURJA DE
EtBROB almpIikeAsa por Il. aplIsaeloR De
10 Eegla iREailble para 4eeEtaE Sl 3sNdoE
: el sarosder, aeOmpsEsaa Do numsr6sea
S1ompIoc de- eklSKleS MeT0aRtiles, per O
d. MaEsh, traaasido de,la So. sdislen In
sIeHa per 4. O. Bssk, bajo 10 innpdiatR
SnpeeeiGl del aHteF. On tome eIekants-
mente eRsuadeERad0 Ss-sE On 10 In
Asl BeIgfiR.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

Washington, January The Chiliun
claims commission has made number OF
decisions In tie last week In the case
Of James u. Hallows w, Chill. the demur-
rer OF Chill was overruled and an answer
required
The demurrer Of Chit in the Landreou
cases was argued on Saturday end sub,
ulittod.
The demurrer in the case of Ricardo l.
Trumbull VS.. the United States was argued
on Saturday and the demurrer was over
ruled.
In the case of Watson VS. Chill the de-
murrcr OF Chill, that Watson, though act
ing as an agent for the Meigs heirs, had
"a personal interest and was British
subject was sustained and ordered to De
amended 50 as to show the citizenship
OF Watson
In the case OF Williams X Robinson ",
chill the commissioners granted leave TO
the claimants to file amended memorials.
The commission expires In April and
Chill win decline to renew H. This Will
leave muny claims undecided, but the va
lidity of the claims will be by no means
Impaired by this fact, though the ma
chinery for adjusting them will be done
away with.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03
Thc mnwniinn Amir.

Washington, January 2.--rhe subconi-
mittee OF the senate committee on for
elCn relations met again today at IA
o'clock for the purpose OF continuing It's
investigation into diplomatic relations OF
this country and Hawaii
Senators Morgan, Gray and Frye were
the only members OF the committee pres
cnt The doors of the committee room
We're barred against reporters and other
outsiders and the proceedings We're of
a strictly private character. There was
hut one witness before the committee dur
ing the forenoon Re was MIR 4. Jones,
who had been summoned from Boston.
Muss., FOR the purpoe OF putting the COM
mittec in possession Of facts at his COM
muud concerning the revolution of last
january and the relations Of this country
to the Hawaiian government
Mr.. Jones has large business interests
In the islands and is understood TO repre-
sent considerable New England capital IN
that country. lie was in honolulu dur
ing the revolution
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WEATHER. FoRECAsr.

Forecast till p. M, Wednesday,
For Eastern Texas-Tair. followed by
showers IN the northeast portion; warmer
tonight, cooler Wednesday; winds shifting
TO northwesterly.
Northwest TeSas--Eair. followed by IN
creaslng cloudiness and local rain or
snow: cooler Wednesday; Winds shifting 10
northwesterly.
An area q low pressure In the form OF
trough extends from the northern por-
lion OF Texas northeastward 10 the lakes,
with barometer generally below 29-sD
inches. The ridge OF high pressure which
extended from the centirl Gulf States
northeastward % the central Atlantic
states last nigh, has moved eastward ana
is central over the south Atlantic States
tonight. Another area OF high pressure ~
moving In frora the northwestern portion
Of the country The tcmperatur has risen
slightly over the southern portion OF the
country and has fallen decidedly over me
northern portion OF the Rocky Mountain
slope. The weather is generally clear
throughout the country tonight, except
partly cloudy over the lakes and upper
Mississippi valley with snow az Rlsmarek
and ST. Paul.
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Protection Afforded at rio.

London, January AIN the house Of
commons today Mr.. Gladstone, replying
TO questions rs 70 whether there was any
truth in the story from Rio dc lnnciro
that the British ship owners suffered
from serious delay and were exposed 10
considerable danger expressed surprise
that such a question should be Put MIR.
Gladstone aided TO the Earl OF Roseborry,
secretary OF state for foreign affairs, had
hrcn IN cctgtant communication with the
british minister at Rio dc 1aneiro aud
with the British naval commander at that
port. ana he was assured that Great Brit
ain had CT any rue afforded her ship
owners and others the same protection
avs France, for Instance, or any other
country had afforded to her ship owners,
Continuing. Mr. Gladstone snid there was
a larger number of British warships at
Rio de Jancro thun any other nation pos
sessed at that rort. The insurgents. the
premier also added had not been recog-
nlzcd as belligcrent and the British and
other naval commanders gave the best
protection possible against the a'tcmpt
Of either party 10 Interfere with legitimate
commerce but they could not protect
commerce against an risks when landing
cargoes.
In concluslon Mr.. Gladstone said that
the government had no Intention OF in
terferlng and they were not Advised TINT
they had any right to interfere in Bra
lillian matters,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03
MILL TEsT NILE LAW.
Tho Lottery Company SIN ConfInu-
ing the Daily Drawings

New Orleans, La, January 2-Cnntrary
10 all announcements and expectations q
lottery drawing was held today, and some
siXty-hvc policy shops were IN operation
at their old stands The new ,ottery COM
pany Is called the New Orleans Premium
company, ana Is a syndicate Of former
policy shop runners, local politicians and
few capitalists, all Of whnm were more
or less connected with the Louisiana
Lottery company Some OF the foremost
lawyers IN The state, including two Of the
most notable lawyers IN the anti-lOttery
faction IN the late campaign, have been
engaged anl o hard fight VIII be made
In the courts,
The contention Of the new company Is
based on the provision IN the constitution
that lotteries IN Louisiana must cense
January /, 1895. The charter of the Lou
igianq company expired December ~, 1885,
The statute passed by the last legislature
made lottery playing or conducting mis-
demeanor and fixed a severe penalty This
law. II ls contended, IL unconstitutional,
one reason named being that the statute
describes lottery conducting misdemenn-
or, while the penalty Is that Of o felony,
being hard labor IN the penitentlary ana q
heavy fine
one OF the men conducting a policy shop
in the name OF the new company was
arrested today. His name Is Charles ste
vena, and his case win be n test enc ana
carried to the supreme court, AS orHahll-
ed al present the supreme court VIII give
Inst litt,e encouragement to the lottery
people, being composed OF three fnu-lot-
tery mon 10 two who sympathlzed with
the lottery interest. AZ yet there nave
been no Indications that attempts viii he
made 10 conduct a monthly drawing here
this month.
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The Whisky Tax to Be Increased Ten
Cents, Making the Tax ST
Per Gallon.
BONDED PERIOD FOR WHISKY TO RE-
EXTENDED.
The Tax on Playing Cards Fixed !. Two c.uts
Per Psct-Tho Tax On Cigarettes
Increased

Washington, january 2-rhe advocate,
of the individual income tax nropoa,t,o,
We're Triumphant at meeting OF the DEM
ocratlc members OF the ways and means
committee this afternoon. Eleven mem
bers were present when the Anal meeting
was held at the treasury department ne
o'clock. Comparatively little time was
wasted in discussion The ground had ali
been argued and fought over time ana
again, and this afternoon the Issue was
Joined on two propositions--one 10 lew
a tax OF 2 per cent against Individual in
comes over $1,000, and against incomes
from corporations, that is. The difference
between the gross incomes and operating
expenses, or, in other words. the net in
come; and. second, proposition offered
rs substitute By Mr. Cochran OF Now
York to tax incomes from corporations
per cent and inheritances Ter cent to
place a tax OF 10 cents OH whisky, ana
to restore sugar to the dutiable list at haif
n cent per pound. The vote on Mr. Cocks
rams substitute proposition, which was
taken 1rst resulted in It's defeat--7 to 4.
The original proposition was then sub.
mitted and carried by u vote Of to s,
IT was also decided In connection with
the latter proposition TO Increase the
whisky tax 10 cents per gallon-ihat is.
from 80 cents 10 81. to be levied against
whisky in. us well as out, OF bond. Upon
the representation that this increase WOULD
work undue hardship TO owners OF whisky
IN bond. II was decided 20 extend the bord-
ed period from three TO eight wears
The tax on playing cards was at one
time fixed Mt 6 cents per pack, hut Svas re-
duced 10 cents, and the contemplated
tax on perfumery and cosmetics was
discarded No increase was made in the
tax on cigars, but the increase on cigar
cites OF 81 per thousand was allowed to
stand. The Increase In the whisky tax, it
Is a. timated, will give an additional slz-
900 100 per annum.
The proposed tax on inheritances, wilsch
vas 10 be levied in case 'he proposition
for an individual income tax failed, WAS
not deemed necessary,
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WILL NOT OPPOSE IT.
THE BILL TO REPEAL FEDERAL
ELECTION LAWS.
Senator Hale Says the Republicans
will Not Make ANY Opposition
m to Its Passage.
Jaa :,
TAIIAB MATTER AGAIN UP FOR
CONSIDERATION,
The Public Dcbt-The East Texas Marshal
ship The Corpus Christi oollco;orship,
Texas Postal Matters,

Washington. January 2.-senator Hale
said today he thought the senate would
take up the Federal elections bill soon
after converting. And" he continued, II
think It VIII be passed with little delay
and become law at very early day, as
there is no doubt that the president VIII
sign it,"
WIN not the republicans" was asked,
make some effort to delay or prevent its
passage?"
They know 1t would be impossible 70
prevent it, and they VIII rot undertake
to secure any delay, as that would accom-,
plish nothing. With the Hrst regular ses-
sion Of the congress only fairly begun
and the majority united upon the policy
Of passing the bill any effort on the part
of the republicans to attempt to accom-
plish defeat by dilat0ry tactics would b.
foolhardy. We, of course. recognize the
fact that the passage Of this bin is some
thing of a revolution and that in a way
That marks the close OF an era in the
Nations legislative history With the re-
real jf the election Jaws, the last of the
reconstruction legislation VIII be wiped
from the statute boors. The republicans,
OF course, protest. There will be some
srceches on the suhiect-enough to make
the position of the party known. and have
the country understand the situation and
who Is responsibie-but we will attempt
nothing more. This is one OF The legid-
mate results of the democratic victory"
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Ecdcrn1 Omcer fnr reNnn

Washington, January Tomorrow SIS
expected to bring in number of Texas
nominations TO the senate The East
Texas marshalship is likely to he filled.
There has been no activity IN this con-
test since Mr.. Mills took Mr.. Foster Of
Navasuta to sec the president
VIM II. Dixon win be named for post
master at GAINESVILLE
The name of the postmaster for Hub
bard City will also come in,
Joe George will probably be named Tor
San Antonio. L, c. King for Brownwood
ana the Dallas office Is likely to so to
any Of half dozen.
The postmasters whose terms become
vacant during January are as follows:
Bonham. VIM r. Kimmino. January .;
Fort Worth Belle NJ. Burchell, January S;
Hampstead VIM y. Tompldns January .;
Marshall, Jnn. II. Hudson, January 9;
Palestine. Geo T. Dilley january 49, Sc
gum, Jno. r. Gordon, january o; Sher-
man. Mortimer W. Phillips. January 8;
Victoria, Hiram Clarke, january g.
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city OF Mexico, Jonuary General Ca
nnto Ncri. the leader Of the recent rcvo-
utlonaly movement In the State of Guer-
zero. will not be court-martaied, ms re-
ported. He har been on parole ever s'n ,S
bis arrest. and President Diaz has deeid-
ed 10 dl,mls3 all prosecution pending
against him -,
The principal associates OF General Neri
In The futile effort nj revolution are SIN
In custody. They are Antonio Maianar
bernardo Meza, Faustlno ManSar Lucia
,ppeg. Runno piag, Avelino Ines, Nicolas
mIo. Antonio Montezunin. lose fftnetseo'
Ntan,,a' Nontes. Jose Antonio Crispin Vas
cY,rg Ns2arie IncOntz lose Marcos, MIC
aims Caatreion. Piodad Dlnz, Pedro Anio-
MO Franco and Protaslo CriRanto.
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Thcy Demand Work.

Cleveland ohio. January IA large
crowd Of unemployed men marched TO me
city hall this morning and demanded work
from the city authorities. They were ac,
companied by fully 100 women, many OF
them carrying children IN their arms,
When Informed that there was no WORK
threats we're made 1--WE will have work
or tear down the city hall" said one OF
the leaders. "Om families are suffering
and we must have employment or bread, ,
The police were called upon and the croWd
dlspersed The city authorities, citizens re-
lief association and various chartable III,
stitutions are caring for thousshas 81
uuemnloved. but much distress stlll exists
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smnIInox in MexIeo .

Torreon. Mex. January e--There IS nm
epidemic OF smallpox here, 40 cases being
now undcr treatment AT the town Of
I.erdo. I'VE miles south OF here. there are
ac5 cases.
l.. NJ. Johnson, general manager of the
Mexican International road, has telo-
graphed an account of the situation 70
the Federal authorities IN the CITY OF
Moxlro. ana requests that compulsory vac
cinotlon be established ut ouo0,
Or. swearingen, state health officer Of
Texas. has ordered the enforcement Of
aunran me regulations Mt Eagle Pass and
the through pullman sleeping cars Nia
The International and southern Pacific
are now run,ignted a. Eagle Pass
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THE CouGHLN CASE.
William Mertcs Gives Damaging
Evidence Against Defendant.


Chicago, january Judge Tuthill to-
day in the Coughin trial overruled the OBJ
jections OF the defense TO the Introduction
OF testimony relative to the conversation
and actions OF the alleged consplrators
other than Coughlin. William Mertes. the
witness who was brought from Wisconsin
10 repeat his testimony given for the State
AT q former trial was called to the stand
He said that on May 4, 1850. he saw a
buggy driven to the door of the Carlson
cottage. In II was a young, slight man
ana It large man The latter, he SAID, ran
mp the steps unlocked the door and enc
tered
"And that Is the man ! saw enter the
cottage" said the witness, pointing at the
defendant Coughlin looked straight into
the witness eyes. but Mertes said:
Yes; Coughlin Is the man I saw.
came by the cottage later and heard some
one hammering in there. The other man
In the buggy was KunZe."
Coughlln frequently in interviews de-
clared Mertes a periurer. Mertes' tesu-
mony, except far more dramatic, was sub
s;antially the same as that he had given
at n former trial
When he had concluded his story Judge
Wing conducted a searching cross exam
nation.
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catlonal exhibit at the world's Fair and
is said 20 have furnished his holiness
with important information IN rerara 10
educational matters In the United States
II is announced that the pope has made
Hon. w. j. Onahan, Of Chicago. Roman
count for the distinguished success
achieved IN the work of organizing the
great Catholic congress az Chicago This
honor is one seldom conferred and for
layman aud commoncr, practically cor
responds 60 the Golden Rose awarded by
the pope on great occasions 20 royalty.
The Chicago congress was notable for
the active participation OF Mgr Sa-
TOLL, the pope's immediate representative
in the United States and in this respect
as well as in other important particulars.
1t was nm unprecedented event In America.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

save engaged counsel and there win be n
,est made OF the legality 81 the nrohlb-
tory lottery laws, 1t was learned that q
meeting VIII be held some dime today at
which there Viii he present the counsel
u the new concern and the vendors enlist
cd IN the movement AZ this meeting it
said the vendors viii he supplied with
ucfets and given Instructions AS TO the
manner IN which they shall conduct the
business.
have some hope OF defeating the lottery
avs expect that even IL caqe OF defeat
while the matter Is going through the
formalities Of the court 60 have retrod
sufficient harvest from The .ot;ery to
repay them Tor the investment REQUIRED.
IN case OF arrest Il las been arranged to
furnish bonus, and the whole scheme has
eeen carefully devised and executed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

Washington. january 2.-W. T. Levy Of
Longview, special inspector of the treas
ury department, who has made such fine
record out in North Dakota, today received
orders transferring him to New York City.
This IS speedy advancement to one Of the
most desirable posts In the service.
Comptroller Eckels today approved the
National Bank or Commerce OF ST. Louis
as reserve agent for tho Farmers Ma
tlonal bank OF Hampstead, and Hlbernia
National bank of New Orleans for state
National bank of Vernon.