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Short .sf yaccine.

cmcAeb;; May 1g "A shortage OF vac,
cine. virus is threatened, end iocal
health authorities are alarmed ~ she e
outlook. This city is. tising from 6o.ool
TO ano, 900. vaccine points . s'ay an
this. with the heavy demand 10 sneln
all-oycr the Country, has caused the
draining of The markets 1
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lntarstata .olcoiaarsartne

WASHINGTON. May 1o;-Nr.i Gfout, Of
Vermont. introduced in. the house a
bill limiting the effect and regulations
Of the, interstate commerce law SO as to
make; oleomargarine, buttcrine, ,imita7
ton butter, imitation cheese, and other
substances in scln blance OF these dairy
products subjcetto the operations and
effects of the laws';n any state. or ter
ritory into which they may; be inn
ported. 49,, 49,; .>,,.,, ,e,Y:
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Drke paul and Maude.

3 ST.. PETERSBURG, May Cit is re-
ported in official circles that Grand
Duke Paul, the youngest brother, OF
the car, will shortly be betrothed to
Princess A1aude, the youngest daughter
of the Prince Of Wales.
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New Lake Caarss:it

=. WASHINGTON, May 'lo---The Atlantic
pilot chart, issued by the photographic
Office, has proved so,Rscfut.to marinefs
and SO, popular, that photographers
Sigsbee has been encouraged to at
tempt the publication Of a similar.
chart for the 'benc ut ct the i,nincnsc
commerce ON the great lakes. The
first issue has just appea rr'i aud is be-
ing distributed at lake ports ~ ..:s
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4 Nav gr.s:sh Consul a. N,w york.

z lLoNpox, May '1o.-l'ercy sanlerson,
now British consul gcnsrrl al .t;alatz,
Roumanin. Will probably succeed Sir
Williara Lane Hooxer. IS, consul gen
eral at New. York, tho latter having
declared his intention to retire.
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Now Work is Beh,ud tho Times.

New YORK, May 10. The first woman
in this state to be permitted to su bnais
to an examination for admission TO the
bar as an attorney and counselor at law
was put through her PAGES Friday, and
the advocates of woman's emancipation
from all restraints are hopeful that she
will come out at the head OF the Big
class of applicants Her name is Msss
NELLIE Stanleyetta Titus
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emit Cron in Danger.

CRooksyu.LE, o., May s1.-An IN
precedentcd cold wave swept over this
part of, the country Friday night and
Saturday morning, the Thermometer
falling so degrees,in three hours. There
is great fear of the fruit being killed. =.
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a Recess on Account Of Hail. -..;s,sz

WASHINGTON, May -Ats:so o'clock
Friday afternoon severe thunderstorm
broke over the city, it's center appenr-
ing to be directly over, the capitol
building. The rain, which. fell in tor
rents was accompanied by hail, which
made such din upon tie double glass
roof of the senate chamber that it
was impossible to hear: what was being
said, and recess OF ten minutes was
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..st,us,u,d ,,y,jatsea;u eae,

-, LoxpoNs May. AIR Essataa'pd Yates,
author and journalist was; stricken'
with apoplexy SATURDAY. evening NJ the
GeGry theater, Is here Lytton's Money,
y was iiia a lie was removed 20 the
SAVOY hotel. where u, died Sunday
aftafnoon.s Hc wonlit hare been o.
years old snext Judy hud no, lived.
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(. Maniac King Dcposed.

Il BERLIN. May 1g--The Nossisiche
zsitung says that the upper house OF
Bnyarianstiet, after two. secret sittings,
has asrccl.ta the proposal toaplaee the
.snssno,p king nttopaoi isavs,risss al,der
1n,.r;dsausliif, aud 10 tyaEsfcrthe crown
10 the regent aud ,hess tsasusapaye. (
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mo Herbert Travellers

T sA.tc,RAAEsro, Cal. afa7 70. -sseere-'
tary Herbert, Miss 4ferfery, Mrs. Buell.
Mrs. Micou and Eicus Rcamy arrived
Friday.eFeling from Mare isian'i, and
spent two, hours visiting points OF an,
derest here.s5T hey left for the mortality
way ofPortianl and win return cassidy
she Northern Paeifie route
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,sailwny,Iyn.on to Heipths Miners.

COLUMBUS, o., May 21.-F: ". Prem
tice, an organizer Of tie American Rail
way union, stated Friday night that ahc
order intends to'assist the striking ccal
miners By refusing TO haul coal. and
that not a tan OF coal would be hauled
out of the Hooking valley until 9. get
Element was made with the strikers.
Every road ;sweuld be tied up and il
the operators did, succeed IN getting
the men to go TO work, in opposition
to tie desires Of President Mcbride
and the. United Mine Workers, not u
bushel OF il would be narkcted. for the
American Railway .,ini6:a' would be in
full control. OF every, road, ~
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Crops ,BadlY Dapsnged,

PORT HURON. Mich.,, May lA-The
damage TO fruit crops in this section by
the hailstorm Thursday will be heavy
Wheat ind rye were driven into the
ground. - SIS ~ s,lt! - -. ). 4
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CrO-,s Injured.

LEMARs, Ia, May 21.-A hard frost
here has cut corn and all tender plants
TO the ground. s'.s' - 49, =
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!, assxeutaan.Yaar. r.ocusss.

/. ,CgcIsNAyE, May s2l5-Serenteen-year
locusts are. reported; as putting IN an
appearance in several localities in this
part Of the country.
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s.>.EeuEaesA assFts.ia:ls. al1seS -.
b NAsHgM,s,E, .TsnG., May 1S--iils gem y =
eral assembly Of tue, Southern prsr,iy- :.
terian church. began its annual session.
lin this city Thursday. .'ts.'s, = 80
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AnothersFishs .ta Gas eugs. nagte

ess Anothsr4Fishss ia the cogs Hagtons> !,
Z. UNIoSTowN, Pa, May is Two. hum
dred strikers attacked coke workers, on
their way TO work ut the Martin and
Kyle plants Thursday, and after .
pitched battle. the wofknlen, assisted
by deputies, dispersed the lnoh
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fei herasis re- ,s'rftass ssf7st 81 - ~
Evening journal., 1894-08-25
why HowelIs Resigned.

There has been some mystery why Mr.
Howells. the famous author, resigned
his position as assistant editor Of the
Cosmopolitan Magazine, with its salary
Of Sl7 800, so suddenly.
According to the "whisperer" Of the
Syracuse News. 1t was because Mr. Walk
er, his chief, accepted a short story by an
unknown writer which Howells-the
great--had decided was frivolous
This was the first rift Ia the lutte be
tween the famous author and the famous
editor It was not over three months
after this little episode that Howells
resigned his desk and de vot ed his time
to. "a Traveller From Altruria."
Another thing that caused Howells 60
resign was the hours He was compelled
to get down to the office at o'clock and
remain until o'clock in the afternoon.
This, he averred, interfered greatly with
his own work. The literary writer's and
editors Of New York call Howells the
fat woman because he is SO fussy.
Evening journal., 1894-08-25
AUGUST FOR HEALqH.
1t Must Be Whether You Take
a Vacation or Not.
Take Time Now TO Strengthen
Nerves and Body.
Fee That livery Part of the Body Be-
comes Well Fed,


comes Well Fed.
Eleven months for business, for money
making, for absorbing work. Take
August for becoming strong and well.
Get back TO your proper weigh relieve
the tired nerves Of their irritabliity; fiji
the body with ruddy. vigorous, service
able blood You will work TO twice the
purpose with clear head and body un.
disturbed by aches and pains.
Give Paine's celery compound fai,
| trial in August
WEAKNESS and lack of strength il q
matter or the nerves aud Dfain It Il the
exhaustion of the nerve centres that pro
duees the feeling Of lassitude and de-
preston
Digestion and assimilation are tke frat
to become affected by diminished nerve
power, and as ttese functions ara so
closely connected with every part of the
body The entire system shares IA their
disorder. Men and women about middle
age take little exercise, their blood be-
comes slow and impure aud all their
important organs sluggish, while a con.
stantly increasing load Of anxiety ana
care keeps their nerves from being
properly nourished Such persons will
hnd steady gain in health, in yigor and
good spirits from Paine's celery com
poand taken steadily through the month
Of August
The reason for tho high regard in
which Paine's celery compound Is held
by physicians for building up the weak.
the sickly and the nervous. is beeau All
Its ingredients are known to medical
men 10 feel the nerves and to provide
pure and rich blood for all weak parts Of
the body. Ever trace az nervous ex-
haus tion disappears when tho nerves
that govern the functions or the body
are thus abundautly supplied with their
appropriate food
The disturbances of the nervous sys-
tenn, whether neuralgia, rhaumatisn.
debility, extreme nervousness or heart
trouble, are due to derannements in
nutrition Headache, a sense Of weight
on top Of the head, feeling OF constfic
ton about the forehead; these are very
significant symptoms aud should be heed.
ed Better and more complets nutrition
is demanded for the nerves and brain
Thin, pale faces wasted frames mn
healthy skin and low spirits tell unmis
tskably of blood too thin and moor 20
properly nourlsh the body.
Paines celery compound brings an
increased, natural appetite assists the
assimilation Of the food and quiets and
restores healthy nervous action.
Evening journal., 1894-08-25
FIGHT WITH coxEYITEs.
The Count and His Army Arrested After
a short Battle

BUFFALO, Aug s5.-For three davs
Count Rybakowski's industrial army. CON
sisting Of about 15O Poles and tramps ef
all descriptions, has been encamped lust
outside tho city line Sheriff Taggart gave
them ordors 20 move on. They refused TO
60. The sheriff swore in a number Of dep
uty sheriifs and heading them himself
went to the eampgrounds. AT first tho
posse was refused ndmittance at the gates
OF the camp, but after a parlcy the hoboes
gave way, and the troop OF deputies filed
in.
Tho count was sleeping in his tent when
he was aroused by the approach OF the dep
uties. "A warrant was read to him. The
camp was no once in turmoil The bu-
gler footed, and the hoboos shouted. "A
dozen men ran to a fallen tree and began
60 tear Oft limbs to use as bludgaons.
Finally they We're all formed into line.
goo strong, and started down the dusty
road, with flags flying and drums beat
ing. They were headed directly for JUS
tice Fosters place OF business in Cheek
towaga, just across the city line.
The hoboas were plaeoG in field near
Justice Fosters house, and the Justice
held court He sentenced the count and
bis wife to 80 days In the Erie county
ponitentiary Other hoboos were sentenc-
ea for various terms. Whun tho count
heard OF the sentence against him. he
gathered his men IN circle, and he stosd
IN the middle The circle was about three
men deep. Every tramp was armed with
a big club.
the count.
"Wo willV" they all shouted in unison.
The tramp band drew closely about
their leader, and it became evident that
they intended to fight for freedom.
Take that mani" yelled the sheriff TO
his deputies, pointing to tho count. and
he also commanded tho policemen stand
ing near and all citizens within the sound
Of his voice to fall in as special deputy
sheniis He was very generally obeyed.
The deputies, citizens and policemen
advanced upon the mob Several shots
were fired. One citizen had a shotgun.
which he used. Several revolver shots
were heard. There was short, sharp
struggle. The clubs Of the deputies and
polisomen came into vigorous play.
For about three minutes the tramps
held their ground, fighting desperately
with their clubs. Then they broke ana
ran, all but about eight Of them, who stood
close TO the count
The count seeing that most Of his fol-
lowers had fled, ran after them, and the
remnant Of his band followed. sheriff
Taggart's men took after them quickly
They overlook the count and arrested him
and several Of his followers. The Others
were closely pursued, the sheriff giving
orders that every man OF them be arrested
ana taken to Justice Fosters house,
Evening journal., 1894-08-25
Grand Encampment Of the x. of p.

The biennial encampment OF the Su.
preme Lodge and grand encampment oi
the Knights Of Pythias 0 the world will
be held at the National Capital August
9th to September 9Th.
For this occasion the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad 90 will sell round trip tickets
at reduced rates from all points on it's
lines east of the Ohio river, August 23rd
TO 2Sth inclusive. valid Tor return trip
until September 9th further extension
Of time TO September 10Th can be secured.
provided the ticket is deposited with the
joint agent at Washington, d. O., on or
before September 9th
The rate from Philadelphia will be
"a 90, Pittsburg s. 90, Cumberland $4 So,
and correspondingly low rates from ali
other stations.
Evening journal., 1894-08-25
CONGRESS is DONE.
Eoth Houses Vote TO Adjourn on Tuesday
Of Nest Week.

4 Inpgnu
Of Nest Week.
WAsHfNGToas, Aug. 25.-Au loaislatiy
| business in the senate has boon finished
To-day senators and Representatives arr
leaving IN every direction Tho action o
the two houses In passing the final ad
Journment resolution cannot be reconsid
cred except BY unanimous consent and
that cannst be obtained The senators
who were recalled on account OF what
Democrats thought was party expediencJ
have left the City again or will have de-
parted before Monday
Senator Harris recognized that further
legislation was out OF fhe question, and
Wheh th9 senate was doing business be.
hind closed doors he had the order direct
Ing the sergeant-at arms to compel Che at.
tendance OF absent senators rscoRsidered.
a few moments before adjournment San.
ator Quay notified the senate that this
was the end Of all legislative business.
He said.
= desire to mention that it Is more
than probable that there will be no fur
ther legislative business transacted at tha
present session, and If any senator has
any matter of that character which he de.
sires disposed OF it had bettor be donc now
before the senator from Tennessee ia hes
US back into executive session.
Mr. Cockrell-I supposed we were
through
Mr. Quay-If we are through, il is all
right
And as Mr. Harris Immediately had an
executive session OF one minute and the
senate adjourned it was obvious that all
was over
On Monday when tho senate lseets
there viii bo little or nothing done oxoept
60 confirm nominations to which there is
no objection, and an early adjournment
to moet again on Tuesday for the final IA
lourument In neithar house VIII there
be anything like quorum on the two
Legislative days yet remaining Of the sec
ond session OF the fifty third congress
The senate held one OF the shortest open
sessions on record Friday, lasting Just
FIVE minutes, the greater part OF which
was taken up by the chaplain's prayer.
Even the reading Of the journal was dis
pensed with.
The house was in session but 55 min
utes and then adjourned until Monday.
A sine die adjournment resolution fixing
the time as p. m Tuesday was adopted
An effort was made TO have the Hill anti
anarchist bill, amended SO as to meet the
objections stated on tho floor. considered.
but Mr.. English OF New Jersey interpos.
cd an objection.
Evening journal., 1894-08-25
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Senator Blackburn denouhces Senator
Hill as miserable traitor" Hill may
be q traitor, but he Is not miserable
Baltimore Herald
The recording angel will have 70 opeu
new set Of books on the debit side
when the income tax goes into eject i
Detroit News-Tribune.
Mr. Breckinridge will not be Miss
Pollsrd's leading man. He msde a sorry
ness Of that role several years ago
New York journal.
Chicago evidently made a mistake in
applying TO Congress instead Of asking
the Sugar Trust for new post Office
building. Chicago Dispatch
Warm smiles are still worn, but cool
expressions are preferred. Syracuse
Courier.
II Brecklnridge has bsen living in
nell ten years, as he claims, Kentucklans
may refuse to vote for him because ha Is
nonresident -Elmira Telegram.
Evening journal., 1894-08-25

During these times, when business has
to be forced, the rewards Of trade go to
those who have the energy and enterprise
to reach after and deserve them. 1t is
curing such a condition of affairs that
che sagacious business man percelves the
advantage Of making frequent appeals to
the public by literally advertising his
stock. He reasons we'll that when trade
is slack what there is Of 1t goes to those
who have the courage and the energy to
ask for 1t.
Evening journal., 1894-08-25

has been shown oonclusivoly that the
crime at Lyons was premeditated and
executed with extraordinary coolness
The French method Of treating these
wretches " better than ours though II
might be improves upon by having them
executed In absolute private.
The Yigilant's victory at Cowes over
the fsr-famed Britannia, owned by the
Prince Of Wales has made her owner. Mr.
George Gould, famous. That individual"
as he is termed by the top notch Of eur
American society has not. only beaten
the heir TO the British throne in a yacht
race but he has dIned with the prince on
board her maiesty's steam yacht Osborne.
The man who has been received by the
Prince Of Wales as his honored personal
guest can hardly be effectively snnbbed
by the American dudes who turn up the
bottoms Of their trousers whenever the
cable announces that rain Is falling In
London. 1t seems to be acknowledged
now that whenever the wind holds the
Yankee boat can outsail her British.rival,
while ~ huky breazes either the natural
ability OF the Britannia to forge ahead in
half calm, or the English skipper's
superior knowledge Of local nautical con-
ditiona, causes the princes yacht to win.
A good deal is being said about the
prospects Of the Wellman polar expsdI.
tion and their chances Of safety since
their vessel has been crushed in the Ice.
The members Of the party were them.
selves safe at last reports.
The cholera has made some threatening
advances in various parts Of Europe but
there seems no reason 10 apprehend that
1t will reach our shores this Winter, and
1t Is hoped by next year our improved
sanitary measures and the cleanliness Of
our cities will present an impsnetrable
barrier to this great pestllence.
Evening journal., 1894-08-25

what They Are Talking About in Europe.
There are some matters, which though
first announced as news. remain interest
Ing and form the subject Of conversation
for weeks afterward Among them we
find that the newspapers and the people
across the big pond have several question.
Of this nature to discuss which are more
or less interesting to us on this side Of
the water. The trial and execution o.
sante Caserio, the assassin of President
Carnot, forms a striking contrast 10 oul
method Of treating similar case. that
Of the assassin Of Mayor Harrison Of Chi
eago After short trial santo was exc
cuted aud no legal technicslities wer,
allowed to defeat the promht execution 0
justice.
When the verdict was announced tn,
French Anarchist showed slight trepIda.
tlon but he recovered bims If prompt,
and cried with an air OF bravado, 'svivl
iAnarchiel There can be no colbt O
the Justice Of bis sentence. Although
there has been insanity in his family, i
Evening journal., 1894-08-25
THE PENINSULA PRESS.
What the Delaware and Eastern shor
Editors Are Talking About.

What the Delaware and Eastern shore
Editors Are Talking About.
The EVENING JOURNAL continues Ia
pour hot shot into Samuel Bancroft. Jr
aud openly declares that his nomination
Tor Congress would bring sure defeat 10
the whole ticket. Il is, indeed. amusing
TO hear the Democrats talk about Repub
hcan Doodle candidates, when they are
looking after moneyed men to 20 on
sheir own ticket. Not single poor man
has been mentioned or thought Of by
1hem.-Sussex Republican.
The Democratic editors are still cbirp-
ing over the prospects Of Increased
importations. which are expected to
relisve the United States Treasury by
the accumulation Of duties. Their
whole hope is that the influx Of foreign,
made goods will be such IS relieve the
Evening journal., 1894-08-25
The Funeral Of A. q. o,bor,a

The funeral OF the late Albert q.
Osborne, occurred yesterday Afternoon at
the WILMINGTON and Brandywine
Cemetery and was strictly private. Rev.
A. n. keigwin, conducted the funeral
services, and the pail bearers were
Alexander B Cooper. John H. Rodney,
Thomas Craven, f. r Cochran, William
G Whitley and Charles a. McWhorter.