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O00 J STREET.-JUST ARRIVED, Elk
OUX ship Ballymore from Antwerp, 25 BAR
rels OF reimported Bourbon Nutwood Whisky.
Also. Inc Wines, Liquors and Cigars. IA
GELE & SVENSSON, Proprietors. Tele-
phone 49,
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IN coataet lime, Let tween lim' >l'at
nd plorsy ani tFaehytes Hrgealitef-
'ls copper ores also occur mtw'si.
pnrlhiry aEd lime. The ufes hslng stl.
phi,ies. nxidrs AMI slmr non.
llermosa, Hins-idn, Pvrrha. iiil's-
bninnga aud Lake Yaslry pres are iicli
,md easy Ia rrdurr.
lliIlsbnrsngh is tie county sai he
principal tnNt's are Kingston, J. h
VALLEY, efluride. FMvicv, llrm0-a-
liraftnn, "a ona-. ~Fnehii,o. aud ~"
l%icrllo. The illi'f three ARE ia the
tsrirniiural SECTIONS # the euublr,,
Sheredsthr iormtg are mostly sappuit-
4 10y the aiming mduoiiy.
sierra. llihoueh one of The yonnGs st
counties ia NV N x'cr. is a prnsp l.
aus ani progressive one, Maemli n
dances for Investment are olftrd
here, The capitalist. The siucb-aruWei
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TRY 1T FOR A YEAR.

It is q liberal educ tor to every member of
the household Il will make the nights pass
PLEASANTLY. 1t will give you more for the
money ;lan You can obtain in any other
orr.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
AFRAID OF CONSUMPTION.

People who lose flesh are in danger OF
consumption Light weight is too often
sign Of some "gasiing disease. which
gets its start from Indigestion Cure the
Indigestion aud he lth is rapidly re-
gained.
Psskola, the IRE digested food. prevents
Indigestion by its wonderful invigorating
aud nuuiiive propeitie For loss of
vigor, dun feelings. headaches. constipa-
Won, sour r'siags aud other symptoms Of
dlspapsia 30 is 8 sovereign cure
faskoia rapidly increases the weight
Uocer los nourisbing power tina hectic
flush toon leaves the con umptiee's cheek.
the skin assumes The hue of health. the
night sWeats cease, The cough dies away
and ne am ciation is lost under coat.
ing OF solid, warm aud uormsl flesh.
Psskola is not medicine, but food
pleasant Go The taste aud agreeable to the
weakest stomach Being pre- digested. il
is absorbed by Che sysiom the iastant II
Is swallowed.
a pamphlet giving full particulars
about Pa. kola viii be sent on application
60 the Pre- digestsd Food Co 3 Reade So
New York
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
BURNED m THE WRECK
A Rock Inland Local Train
Smashed On G. High Bridge.
Passengers ROASTED THE CARS

Five Known 20 Ha.e 'Iot Denth In tho
Elamcs, rhrco Wore Killed Outright,
and Several 'gore Are Thought to Have
Pcriahed In tho burning Wrecl,age.
LiScoLN. Neb, Aug. lo.-0no Of the
worst railroad wrecks i'm this section in
years occurred shortly after 10 o'clock last
night. Tie north bound Bocl, Island
passenger train went off % high bridge
-FOUR on Eve miica south of the city.
Eight people are known 90 be killed and
several injured
70 was local train, consisting OF en-
eine, tender baggage, smoking ear and
coach. The engine and combination cm
wen, over the bridge leaving the coach
suspended on tho trestio.
List or the Dead.
Tho killed arc:
Conductor C. d. Standard.
Engineer IKE Dcpow
Fireman, unknoWn.
Thrco travelling men and two farmers,
names unknown
Tine engineer and lremcn arc buried
under the engine Others arc supposed go
have been burned in tho wreck which
caught fire soon after breaking through
tho tgostlo
Tho injured are J.. T. Scott. express
man; C. ID Shouer, mail clerk J. = Bell
of Lincoln, travelling man.
About ~ others were Injured, but their
names are not known,
Particulars, owing to the distance TO tho
scene of the wreck are hard to obtain. 10
j feared that the death list may be large
ly increased.
The engine and the combination car
went over the bridge the coach being sus-
pended on the trestlo.
The Wreck Took rrire.
Only two passengers and tho brakeman,
who were in the end of the coach, were
uniniured, and they set about TO rescue
the lucklcss trainmen and passengers inn
pr!5oncd in the wroci, below They man
aged 20 release two who were injured. but
as ID TO balk their efforts the wreck took
fire. and the would Boz rescucrs were driv-
en- back by the intense heat 1t is known
that five who wlrc ia the wreck were
burned to death.
A relief train started from this city
shortly before midnight and until it re-
turns fun particulars viii ba lacking
Am Omaha dispatch says the Oklahoma
and Rock Island express, cast bound, due
at Omaha no O'Clock this morning. went
through % bridge on the Union pacinc five
miles south of Lincoln at 10 O'Clock last
night
Ten passengers were killed, and an the
trainmon with the exception of the one
gineer, We're also killed. All the cars arc
burning.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

Thomas @. Platt rs unanimous" For
harmony. le 10 the M st reasonable
mau alive-all he asks is 20 be- permitted
TO have his own way New York World
Don't expect too much OF the young
housekeepsr For instance. no woman
eYOr maae good bread until she got her
haDd Ia. -Bnialo Courier
81 encouraging Ida B Wells our
English cousins are but getting even for
The home rule funds we have raised -
Washington Post.
Preachers get railroad tickets ard groc
cries at half fare They can't work the
New Jerusalem route ON that plan, how
ever -- Chester News.
The Oates crop in Alabama was not a
failure New York World.
The world is full Of begears who do
not beg for money -Ran's Horn.
After all, the main thing we do in this
life Is TO wish it WAS tomorrow. -
Boston Transcript.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
NEW WALL FELL.
Two worhnen Killed and Five Iniurod by
iall.


JERSEY CITY, Aug. l0.-Two men were
killed. and five others seriously injured by
"a wall which was blown down at the new
city hail. The building is now in the
course of construction, and number OF
men were working ON "a scalfold ON the
wall at the time it fell.
40 was during % heavy gale of wind tlat
the accident occurred. A furious gust
struck 10 and t1Dpled c over Sovon OF
the men who wore un the scanold crashed
down with the avalanche of brick. The
fro department and amhulancos were at
once called ont, and they arrived on the
scono soon atelward. The mon were all
removed from tho ruins alive but two OF
them died shortly af.orward, and the death
of another SIS probable. The dead are Pat
rick Kennedy Hoo9kcn Peter sullivan
Nov NorE
Tho injured arc John Foley, Jersey
City. fractured arm and badly bruised,
Michael ilcming, Jersey City. injured
about iho hneEa and head; Mnsell Jansen,
Hohobcn, severely brui-ed Nicholas Dett-
mcring hohokeu, internally injured;
Thomas g. Dyer Jersey City, internally
injured. viii probably die.
Architect Bro0mo who was suporin-
tending the construction of the new hail,
said chat the accident was caused by the
gale of wind Hc declared Chat 10 was un-
uvoidablo, ANA CHAT no fault could be found
with the foreman or any one else olgaacd
i'm tho work A new wall, ho said, 30 eX-
posed afforded but little resistance against
the gale chat was blowing.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10

Wnao naa caused the change was not
made clear, but in discussing &c the house
conierccs said with no little feeling, that
80 was clearly duo To the influence of those
interested in tho SUGAR schedule and was
apparently lnotner oIort 90 involve tho
informal agreement Or sugar reached lost
week. Whether tho dilcUlty would bo
solved today or would he declared OH ON
tlrcly was not c'oar Orb he house conicrocs.
In Che event of an Understanding on coal
and iron ore today tho house conferccs exc
pressed che hope that tho Republican con.
ferces might be called I'm late in tho day
or on Saturday. although Che differences
developed yesterday on coal and iron, rs
well ns on some of tho other schedules,
mnde the chanccs of a full conference loss
hopeful than thoy have been for several
days previous.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
CRASH ON A TROLLEY LINE.
Twenty-Five Passengers We're Injured In
the Collision.

AMeniI-hHo fesacngcrs We're injured fn
the Collision.
HAzLETON, Pa, Aug -Twonty-flvo
people were injured, some of them seri-
ously In a collision between two troll
Icy cars on the electric road near Oakdale.
Tho injured woro Motorman Scanlon,
head and face cut, body bruiscd A. W..
Drake, head and face cut; William Ward,
body squeezed and face cut David Owens
Of Iamaqua badly cut and bruised about
the hoad and face; Mrs McGochnn and
daughter of Ebervalo, cut and bruised,
unknown woman, arm broken; Ralph
Dipiorro of freoland, face cut.
When the collision occurred, the cars
wore going at high rate of spccd i'm OPP
posito directions Tho passengers i'm Sic
car bound for this city which was an
open one, SAW the approach OF danger and
jumped for thoir lives, falling among the
rocks that lined the road
The ears came together with % terrific
crash, throwing those who remained in
them to the floor and splintoring the
fronts OF the cars into kindlng wood.
Not single passenger osCOed injury.
and doctors were called from Ehcryulo to
relieve the suhorings OF the wounded.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
- psownsa ID rennsgrove.

PgNNsGUovE. Aug 10 "A sad drown
Ing accident occurred few miles bslow
here en- Wednesday W. Harbertson 10
ears Old went into the water below
Sawdust Dam 20 swim, bnt he evidently
did not know how While Ia about
three feet OF water be slid into a dsep
hole irom which Le was unable TO e cape.
a post nearby was graspei by The boy,
but tho current in The stream was so
strong That be could not retain his hold
He crifd for helm, but was several min
utes before assistance came He was
taken from the water unconscious, and
lthougA every effort possible was made
TO resuscitate him he died ia ten min
ntes
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
Undoine tho work,

From the Louisville Courier-JournM.
The infamous charges made by the
negro woman, Ida b. Wells, against tho
white women OF the South were the cause
of her sudden departure from Memphis
some time ago There is a strong enti-
ment among the white people OF the
South against lynching Tor any cause
such a crusade as that Of Ida Wells
makes the work Of these people unneces
sarlly more difficult. By traduclng The
white women Of the South she has added
bitterness to the unreasoning rage felt
against negro ravishers ia her search
tor notoriety she has undone much Of the
work and neutralizsd much of the effort
of those whites who resolutely oppose
iynching.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
I'm House aud senate.

WASHINGTON, Aug lo--Aftera session
lasting only little over IN hour ana ,
half, during which no business of any im
pouanee WIS transacted, The senate adj
journed.
The proceedings of the house were On
livencd by am attempt on the part of Mr.
Boutello (Mo.l TO mako % speech on th,
recognition of tho republic of Hawaii ant
TO criticiso the administration Is course. re
gardlcss of rulings from the speaker hold
ing that Mr Bouteilo. who had arisrr
nominolly on question OF personal priv
ilogo was out OF ordor I'm his remarks
Tho bill TO- promote the efficiency of th,
riitia occupied the time in thc mornin,
hour and tho remainder O, the day wa.
devoted TO the consideration OF private
claims six bills being passed.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10

ing, overlook him and he went to Monte
Carlo, In the foolish hope that be could
beat the gamblers et their own games.
The end soon cams First a gain, then
total loss not only Of the remnants Of
bis fortune, but Of The savings OF bis
manager and wife with it Ouly through
the kindness OF fiends who chanced 20
meet the stranded party were they able
TO again reach home The lesson IS one
which others besides the broken million
aire could take advantage of with profit
Evening journal., 1894-08-10

A simple looking plan to secure a City
dollar prize, is that offered by some Of
the papers to the one who shall Grst
name the order in which the clubs Of the
National League Of baseball clubs shall
finish the season. The guessing seems
al the more simple, IN that an unlimited
number Of guesses is allowed each contes
tant for the half hundred. One would be
wise man, with theory Of his own.
started in with irregular system designed
TO cover every combination made posi-
bic by the twelve clubs, but gave it M
in disgust when he discovered that II
would take him considerably over one
hundred and forty eight years TO com
plete his system, even though he made {
combination every second Of that time
In other words there are 469. 58i. 0OC
ways or groups into which the twelv,
clubs can be ranged II the reader
doubts this, he is at liberty to try It. Il
the meantime the shrewdest guesse
takes the purse
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
NEWFOuNpLAND oulET.

Political Crisis Ended and the Whitoway
Party Wrecked.
ST JoHN's, y. T., Aug l0-Aficr
nearly five months of unexamplcd dis
turbnncc the crisis i'm Newfoundland poll
itlcs was ended. Governor 'Hrcn assent
ed 10 the bills passed at the special scs-
sion, and the legislature closed until Feb
ruary next
Tho Whitoway party Is wrecked. It's
leaders arc disqualified throueh corrupt
practices, and it will BE almost impossible
for the remainder Of the party o make
amy show Of winning majority Of tho
sents at the coming byelcctons.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10

spaculations as 60 the result OF the
war between China and Japan are rife
but they are OF but little value. II
would seem that China would have the
best chance from her immense popula-
tlon, aud 10 is said that her army out
numbers an the inhabitants Of Japan.
On the other hand, the army and navy
Of japan are bet err organized aud the
Chinese are not united among them.
selves But the race Is not always TO
the swift, or tho battle 70 the strong. It
looks as IL SO would be long and
bloody strife between these two nations
Of the orienU, unaided by other coun-
tries, who do not seem TO care which
whips as long as their toes are not tread
upon.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
THE coLOREO CONVENTION.
Iyuchings and Politics wero Topics For
Rcdhot Debate.

~ ''|NNHtHH anu A NAANANa 10 fNN Topics n OF q
Redhot Debate.
NEWCASTLE, Fa. Aug. lO.-Tho second
days session Of the colorod voters con.
vcntion was a noisy one throughout, the
two factions keeping up a constant wran-
gle. Professor House OF Kane Pa, was
elected prcsiderit Of the permanent organ.
izanon.
Mr. Rutherford Of Mexican county
made motion that the convention i'm
dorso the entire state Republican ticket.
Dr. W. ID. Clinton of pittsburg opposed
the motion. He said he was for race first
and party second that IL the lynchings an
the south did not stop the country would
run in blood. If Debs, with handful OF
men, could stop the country, the 8. 600, OOC
of colorcd people, with guns in then
hands, could compel the country to give
thom their rights The resolution was
carried
The lynching of colorcd people I'm the
south was denounced and the govern.
mont was condemned for sending soldiers
TO Chicago I'm the case of the railroad riots
when &c refused to- do The Same to suppress
mohs of lynchcrs i'm tho south. 10 wa.
decided TO appoint "a committee of five t0
wait on the president and congress and
ask that laws bo passed and enforced Civ
ing the cOlorod man his rights in every
stato
Tho hottest discussion OF the convcn-
tion camc up when % resolution was offer
ed indorsing the national, state and ooun-
ty Republican tickets overywhora i'm the
United States Tho lie WAS passed several
times during the discussion A vote was
taken, and the chair decided the resolu.
tion carried.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
scranton nail rossers stril,o.

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. l0.-Thcro was a
sympathetic strike among the mombers Of
the scranton baseball team, and tho mon
refused TO go to the park and play tho
scheduled game with Springfield The
trouble was uccasioaod 10y the removal of
Mark Swift, who managed the Scrantons.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
LittleD.uger.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Cholera is claiming many victims IN
various parts OF Europe, chiefly Russia.
but does not spread ms rapidly as usual.
10 is now so late in the summer that
there is little danger Of an outbreak of
the epidemic IN this country.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
women aud Elections.
he Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Now that the women Of New Zealand
have bsen granted the right TO vote
they do not seem disposed ito exercise
the privilege. Aud so doubtless N
would ba in the United States. Once
the novelty of the thing wore OFF the
dear creatures would fling their suffrage
aside like last years Spring bonnet
except the women in the slum districts,
sud they would doubtless vote en- .masse.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
Too Lato to 10 Considered.

From the New York Tribune.
The prediction Of the National Zsitung,
Of Berlin, that the territory OF the
United States will shortly split up aud
divide into three separate and indepen
denUrepublics, ,omss ellittle too late TO bs
Interesting II it had bsen put forth
during the great electoral contest Of
1850 10 might have been accepted as q
serious Democratic campaign document.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
A STRANGE ClSE.
1ow II Enernv - Foiled.

Tho following graphic s.1tcwont win he
read with intense interest: . cannot describe
Che numb creepy sensation thatcN' ted in my
arms. hands aud legs. i had 60 ruD and beat
those parts until tNey were sorn, To- overcome
in measure the dead feeling tlat hao taken
possession uf them. ln addition, / had "a
sirango veal ilnoss I'm my back and around my
waist. lOrcther with ana lroer'rltahlo gone
feeling il my stomach. Physicians said lt
was cree ping paralysis, from which, HCllfG-
ing To- uir universal conclusion, tlaiC l- no
Iehcf Once 10 flsieus upun person, thcy
say, DC continues lis lrsiQi0us progress until
90 reaches vital point uud tte sufferer O. .oH
such W0s my prospect. bad been dcctcfing
% year and half steadily, bat with nO rar-
t.cuiar benefit when saw ana advertiser enc
% Dr Hiiie1' Restorative Neryinc, procured q
hot le and began using f. Marvellous ns IL
may seem. but few days had passed before
every OBJ. OF that creepy feeling had lcit me
and there has not been even the slightest
Indication OF It's return. 1 now feel as
well us / ever did, and have gained ten
Wounds in weight though mad rum down
from 40 90 l3l. -Four others ha1o used Dr.
Miles Res loratlve NerYlne on my recomeu-
GatiOn, and 30 ia- been as satlslact t0rv lu their
cases as ln mine. -JAruc- AuuC, Ln Eul, @.
Ur. Miles Restorative Ncryiue Is sold by ull
druggists on positive guarantee, or sent
direct by tine DR. Miles Medical Co., Eil,hart
Ind. on receipt of price II per bottle. sN
bottles for p, express prepaid. IL is lfIe from
Uplatos or dangerous druss.
For saie nv Druggists -v~rvwherp,
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
ooNTeMpoRARY oPINloN.
Anarchists Not wanted.

Anarchists Not Wanted.
From the New York Herald.
The country is to be congratulated on
the fact that the bill for the exclusion
ani depoi tation Of Anarchists ia Ia fair
way of becoming a law. The Senate yes
terday passed a substitute for the House
bill and sent the matter to conference
committee, which Is not likely 20 have
any difficulty ia coming to an agree
mpnt
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
SHOT THE TEMPTER.
4 Young italian wife Takes Vengeance
Tor un Insult.

Tor un Insult.
NENARE. N. j., Aug. 10.-Tho l5-year-
old wilo of John Immogo shot and. 10 is
Thought, fatally wounded pasQuale Juli-
ano, young Italian. who attempted Co
induce her 60 leave her husband
According TO theincohcrent story which
the young woman told after tho shooting.
Juliano entered hor home and cndoayorcd
60 persuade her TO poison her husband,
and whom She refused TO take the poison
which Do offered her for Chat purpose She
says Doe drow stletto and threatened TO
XIII her
At that She picked up pistol and fired.
the bullet striking the Italian in the
mouth. Juliano was afterNard removed
TO st. Michncls hospital, whore it was
said that ho win probably die.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
Innr - slrll.n I.nh.d-

MoRms, ms. Aug 1O.-Tho coal strike
which began April 2l and has prevailed
I'm Grand county up 10 the present time
crippling an industries and branches of
trade and driving thousands @ the verge
Of starvation has been official y declared
or
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
nepabIIean state Leaene peIerate.

WEsT CHEsTER. Aug. 10 At the
August meeting Of the Young Mems
Republican Club last evening the follow
ing delegates were chosen to the State
League Of Republican Clubs, TO be held
40 harrisburg on the 9Th OF September
I'd 5. Darlington, B +. Widdlcombe.
howard II. Plank The alternGtes we're.
piummer 2. Jehsrls, Herbert Hopes,
Barden ID. Keech
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
IIas sprnia a FORTUNE ouici.ly.

NEWTON. Mass, Aug. 10-Edward J..
Collins who four years ago became sole
hrir to Sl1l 00o, appeared I'm court here
90 take the poor debtors oath. Vino,
M.M.n unu .n.l hnrsns oEnlalned d.
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
rnsincsa 1I-inr1 O-f l,v T1ire.

CHAMPAIGN, MS, Aug l0-Thc busi-
ness portion of Clifford. thriving town
i'm the northeastern pant of the county,
was almost entirely burned Only two
business houses in the town remain. The
loss will amount to Sl0O. COO
Evening journal., 1894-08-10
Tarris Namod Ior Congress.

TEREE iIAUTE Ind, Aug 10-Goorge
Washington Farris was nominated for
congress iu Che sixth Indiana district by
the Republican convention, defeating Col
oncl Thomas n. Nelson, oX-minister to
ChIIa nnl Mnvlrn.