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Rlchard Croker.s Rss,rnat,or

Nav YORK, May 11.-Richard Croker,
who has successfully directed the af.
fairs of Tammany hall for the past
nine years, resigned his leadership
Thursday afternoon, as he said me
would do. His resignation was accept.
ed by the executive committee, and the
action Of the executive committee was
ratified by the committee on organiza.
ton Thursday evening lie is now but
one of the $1,000 members OF the gen.
eral committee Of the organization.
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AIMED AT THE WEALTHY.
Bill To Prevent the willing OF an Estate
Above n Million In NaIne.


Above n Million In Value.
TRENTON, n. j., May 1O-Assembly-
man Watson Wednesday introduced n
bin which makes it unlawful for any
person to transmit by will, descent or
otherwise property worth more than
$1,000, 600. All property above that
value is to escheat to the state, and the
attorney general is required to see that
the state gets its share of all such
estates.
The moneys thus received by tho
state are TO be distributed by the treas
urer among the counties, according TO
population, to be used for public school
purposes maintenance of roads, and
the support of the poor and insane
The penalty for concealing the exist
ence of such an estate is IS, OOo fine, five
years imprisonment, or both -
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Explorer Smith.

LONDON, May 1O.-7Dr b&&dson
Smith. of Philadelphia, Wild plored
Somaliland, on the Africanseoass of the
Gulf of Alden, in 1898, will start on
June l, on a scientific expedition to the
unknowrt region, 200 miles west OF Der
bera, the chief town on the coast and
Lake Rudolph, where traces of ancient
civilization are believed to exist He
will be accompanied by Gillet, the ex-
plorer. DIR. Smith will return, If all
goes well, by the more northerly route,
reaching England en- route for the
lnited states at the bepinninr of 1sahl
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BiHWNGHAM. Ala, May 10 The sole
feature Of Wednesdays mining situa.
ton, except the undated excitement
that prevails, was the going out Of the
Negro miners at Milldale Threaten.
ing notices, signed with dagRers, and
written in what was purported 90 be
blood, were posted for the third time
and through fear 81 violence they abso-
IUtely refused TO go 90 work Strikers
are supposed 10 have posted these no
tees Deputies have gone 90 the scene
a' the request Of Gov. Jones The
miners. executive committee have gone
" MontgOmcry lo confer with him.
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ALLEN-ooxEY RESOLUTION.
1t Comes Up i'm the Senate and Senator
Gordon Has Few Words to Say.

1t Comes Up in the Senate and Senator
Gordon Has Few Words to Say.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Allen
Coxey resolution coming before the
senate, Mr.. Gordon d., Ga addressed
the senate. He looked upon the Coxey
movement, he said, from a southern
standpoint 1t appeared to him to
teach lesson over which senators
might wisely and gravely ponder
The movement had it's inspira-
ton in paternalism. Divisions and
corps were moving on the capital from
every quarter of the compass, save the
south. That was marvellous fact.
The reason of the isolation of the south
was not the absence of poverty there,
but it was that the wVr and its lessons
hafi taught that people Though the
most relentless of all taAlsmakers) the
NECESSITY of relying on their own maui
hood, the necessity of relyiug- not on
go1ernment, but on theft, own right
arlhs.
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The Lnke ErIe-Ohio Rlrer cnnn1 LA

WAsmNGToN, May 1.-The house
committee on railways and canals
Thursday began the consideration Of
the bill Of Mr.. Dalzell rep, Pa an.
propriating $4,000 for a preliminary
survey for n canal 10 connect the wat
.ers OF Lake Erie and the Ohio river.
'Ihe bill was reported favorably 10 the
full committee having charge OF IL.
Members Of the committee differed az
to the best route for the canal. and
after discussion the matte was post
poned until Thursday next, when Rep
resentatives Dalzell and Van Vorhis
Fep., o. viii re heard on TIE sub5ect
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CnnI for Ihicnrn-

WEST SUPERIOR Wis, May 1O.-In re-
gard to shipping some of the 500 tons
of surplus coal at the head of the lake
to Chicago the manager of one Of the
largest companies said: at is quite
probable that we will ship coal to Chi
cage If the scarcity becomes pressing.
We can secure good rate without any
trouble" II is likely that some coal
VIII be shipped TO Chicago in .aIfew
days by boat or rail ~
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THE RESERVE LOWERED.
Some Talk of Another Bond Issue Is ReIny



WASHINGTON, May 10. The redu ction
of the treasury gold below S94, ODO. 600
has started anew speculation as TO n
new bond issue. When the recentbond
issue was made the treasury gold had
declined to SOS, 900, 900, but with the
present high rate of exchange lit is
known that gold will flow from us.
Secretary Carlisle did NOT deem i'll wise
to permit the gold reserve to fall below
eos, 900, $50 aud it is agreed that he will
otaliotvdt TO fall below that figure.
The temper of congress is such that
no legislation is expected on financial
measures to strengthen the treasury,
so 1T leaves the etary with no dis
erection except to use the means the
law gives him by selling bonds TO re-
plenish the treasury when it is depict
ed of gold. So far no steps looking
toward a bond issue have been taken
and if the gold output ceases nona win
be necessary, but among well informed
treasury officials if the present cpndi-
tions continue bond issue in the near
future is looked upon as almost un-
ayOida BILE
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KENTUCKYs wEALTa.k
Taxable Value OF the state as EquaIize,
G61I,2S3SO2.

FRANKFORT, KY, May 1O.-The state
board of equalization has concluded its
labors. The total taxable value OF
property in Kentucky as equalized is
s57l,2s3, sO2, the board having added
$40, T33, 49G TO the assessed valuation.
The total assessed value of property
of kentcn county as equalized by tho
board is ESQ. l21,2s1, making Kenton's
portion 10 pay the State s12s,O15 -.
Campbell county equalized value is
SIC, l40, 545. and this county's taxes will
be SGs, $50. 81
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Ire sugar Convention.

NEw ORLEANS, May 10 The f3gar
convention which meets here ThursdaE.
has developed the bitterest political
night in Louisiana for years The
questions that will be settled are, shall
the Louisiana senators be instructed to
vote for or against the bill, and the
election Of two United States senators
from Louisiana The convention was
called by the opponents of the Wilson
bill
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s,sinitr p.f.nt,tanr.r

MONTREAL, May O. The chess games
Tuesday between Steinitz and Laslser
resulted in a victory for steiniiz. Las
ker resigning on the forty-sixtb round
steinitz opened the game with a queen
gambit which was again declined by
Tnak
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Arrsated for Murdsr 1897

DUNsNUIR, Cal, May 9-George
Decker, we'll 20 do rancher of Shasta
Valley has been placed under arrest
Tor the murder OF his wife and child.
committed twenty-seven years ago II
Is suspected, also, that Decker il re.
sponsible for the recent death of his
second wife and grandchild.
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Ths stsamahir rdam AZ.

RoPgRDAM, May 9-Fire was dis.
covered Tuesday morning in the hold
OF the steamship Edam, which required
the most strenuous efforts Of the ships
crew 90 subdue. The flames were final.
ly extinguished and investigation
showed that the cargo has been consid.
srably damaged. The ship was only
slightly injured
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80 - 80 - Anawan

WACO, Tex, May 10 IA dispatch re-
ceived by Sheriff Burke states that a
Negro who addressed note a. a young
white lacy Of West, Has plsced iu the
ealaboOse there. Masked pen broke
the calaboose door and took the Negro
out While rope was beiafN mado
ready the Negro ran but was sHdt and
mortally wounded
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ScoTr CITY, KAN.tMay H. Gen. San
aers and his men, after an exciting
trip OF pa miles eastward from Pueblo
on stolen train, have surrendered "a
tne United States authorities The en-.
ure delegation will be taken east AT
midnight 90 answer 90 the charge of
obstructing the mails
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Zine Flsn Going Rigging.

GLOUCESTER Mass. May 1.-THE
fresh halibut market is glutted and
Fiees seem likely TO drop at once, as
the present situation has not been
equaIedt for twenty years The com.
panies have their warehouses filled
with boxed FISH and there are five
trips In port, aggregating 90, 900 pounds
OF oank fish, for which there is nc
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Indiana Loyal Layton

Anderson Ind, May H. The T,oval
legion OF Indiana win hold It's annual
meeting IN this city Friday evening
Maj Charles T. Doxcy will banorof ~
visitors Cen Lew Wallace will NO.
the response 20 the address Of vel
come. Va WEI
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4 Ksntuok7 Negro Get. ! rortun,.

STocKrbS, Cal, May 9-The estate
OF 3 well-to-do negro farmer named
Mckinney has been awarded by the
probate court % his brother who lives
in Kentucky. Mckinney left an estate
valued at ESQ, 900 20 his physician. but
the jury decided Mckinney was Of mn.
sound mind when he made his win
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Lawmaksrn Menaoaa

LONDON, May lO-A dispatcd 90 the
Times from Vienna says: a large num-
be- Of postal cards threatening that
81 explosion OF dynamite will be caused
in .he chamber OF maqnates If the civil
marriage bill is adopted, have been adj
dressed TO the Hungariafs deputies who
see known 10 be in tavof Of the bill
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Murdered His Brother-in-Law.

LAwRENcEvGLLE,e ILL.,, May 1t.-Ira
Smith, young farmer. living seven
miles south of Bridgeport was called
10 his door and stSbbed 20 death by his
brother-in-law, G.. w. Belt. The assas1
sin has been arrested. No cause is
lnown for the murder.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars RewDdfee
any case OF Catarrh that cannot BE- cured By
Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, o.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
West q Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
edo, o. walding, Kinnan a. Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills, 25c.
WHEN undecided what TO do don't do it.
Davx
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lNDfANAroIIs, Ind, May A. -Georgo
W. steele was nominated THURSDAY AZ
Hartford City. on the fifteenth ballot
ms ~. republican candidate for congrcss
lie served the district four timcs in
that capacity d"
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VAsmSGroS, May iO.Lbr. williams,
tho United states consul az San Jose.
costa Rica. informs the state depart
ment BY cable that RAfael Ingiesias
was inauRuratcd presidept of Costa
Rica, Wednesday.
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Arrsntins aalnrt 70 sma.h

BUENos AYREs, May Q business fail.
ures amounting 90 go, 900. 600 have oc.
Cured within the last ten days and
others are irnTninent
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ArmoS, y. w., May 10. The canvass
OF Orleans county in behalf OF woman
suffrage shows there are 1910 women
ON the tax rolls who pay taxes ON an
assessed valuation Of e., $50, 49, There
we're G.95C votes cast in this county in
the last election, and the petition iu
favor Of woman suffrage contains the
MINES Of 8. $50 persons over twenty.
one years Of age.
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Los ASeELEs, Cal, May o.-Mks
Lillian A Ashley, Of Boston, Tues.
day sued 'Luoky" Baldwin, the. min
ionsire horseman, for SIS, 200 for seduo
Nou
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chiness Rari.trntinn !

WAsHINGTON. May 10 -OmSial state
ment Of Chinese registration " Ser the
extended Geary law place tbs Rgures
- ror oor
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bUpA PEsrH, May 1.-The house ~
magnates Thursday rejected tho c;v,i
marriage bill by majority Of u
ministerial crisis is abticinatod
- o. the objection Of this ,puia,
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WHITE PLAINS, ~ y, May 10 Mrs
William Gilling was shot TO death by
her son-in-law in her palatial bona : =
this city. ~
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wHKN undecided what to do don't do it,
Rams Horn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-03-30
THE poMpADouR ROLL.

Fashion advices state that tho pres
ent style of wearing the hair, parted,
crimped and combed down over the
ears, is to give way, very shortly, to
the former favoritc, TINT of rolling it
buck without n parting from tho fore
head. This will be deplored by many,
ii it be really true. The soft crimps
are becoming to almost every face, and
the more rigid fashion of the Pompa-
dour roll has few advocates. 1t is neat,
and it does not require SO much pnins-
taking, which is about all that can be
said in its favor, except in the case of
some select faces, with low forehends,
that show better for the upward tilt of
the hair. In any case, it should not
be rnlsed strnight back, but should be
pulled forward Il little first, SO as to
make soft roll upon the forehead.
This is becoming in itself.
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woaIEN's spEc1AIrn,s.

Most distinctly it is fad, Just now,
Tor every woman who Processes the
possession of II tenspoonful of brains
to bonst II specially. Now do you
know what q speciality is? Let me ex-
plain. 1t is knowledge of some nrt
or manufacture, which need not nee
rssnrily imply the practice of either.
For example: the smart woman rnro-
ly pretends to sing, play, write, act.
or paint; but she does assume to
know boolsfuls about old furniture.
antique lace, silver, rugs, brocade,
fans, miniature and jcwelry. She
knows their artistic value, she can
quickly distinguish old from new, the
good from tho bad; is profoundly
learned i'll periods and cras; and the
names of those who carved, designed,
wove. and painted, are ut her finger
ends, and she collects.
Again, some of her special special
ties are dog breeding, rond building.
horses, snddlery, harness, house drain
age, landscape gardening, and stock
raising. 1t is, indeed, absolutely i'm
possible to know, as the average
young woman of the smart set comes
OF age, what will be her meter. She
Is not placed, you see, in n position to
earn her living, but she is keenly SEN
sitlve to the spirit of progress now
aSitating the feminine mind; she is
not eager to vote, but she feels the
necessity OF doing something. Dane
ing, frisking, and pretty gowns do not
fill the measure of her intellectual
cravings; she wants an interest, ut
once serious and important, by way
OF an occupation; go after testing
every taste she discovers her speciality.
-DemoreSt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-03-30

The cratic Missouri River is threat
ening, and will most likely soon ac-
complish the complete destruction of
the town of East Atchison, Mo-, on
the opposite bank from Atchison, Kan.
The stream has been eating new
channel for several months. and dur
ing the past summer washed away
over 300 acres of land. 1t il now
within IN eighth of IL mile of East
Atchison, and the destruction Of the
little town, with many thousands of
dollars worth of valuable property, is
regarded as inevitable, and the people
are moving away rs rapidly Ms pos
siblc.
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A CAPABLE ,rEx1cAN WOMAN.

Not n whit behind her husband
stands Lady Diaz, who is greatly be-
loved and admired throughout the
Mexican States. A woman of rare re-
finement, keen to discern the require
ments and capabilities of her people,
she holds with firm hand white
scepter, which she wiclds with wo-
mans tact. Hundreds of helpful OBJ
portunities are opened to the Mexican
women, headed by the efforts of this
lady. For the benefit eff American
women-the leaders of the world on
schemes for the advancement and en-
lishtenment of their sex-I will en-
umernte few of the institutions Nine
Diaz has founded and in which she is
an active and duly worker.
Asilo de probes, nm institution where
girls can always find employment.
Asilo porn ninos dc obveras, n nur-
scry where mothers can have their
children cared for while at work dur
ing the day.
Casa amigo de las obrera, n society
where women arc taught and en-
ployed in every branch of suitable
work, as making of cigarettes, cover
ering of furniture, embroidcries, sew
ing uppors OF shoes, cooking, general
housework, etc. This society teaches
and employs throughout tho Republic
some 90, 900 women.
Asilo dc Arrepentidns, house where
tho unfortunate are cared for and en-.
couragcd to Il better life.
There are many other institutions
for which Nine. Diaz stands patroness
and IN which she acts as co-worker.
These societies are supported by pri-
vato subscriptions, encouraged by
Mexican Indies through her Inspire
ton. These various philanthropies
indicate i'll IL measure the energy and
ability OF this young woman OF thirty
two summers. Now York Commercial
Advertiser.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-03-30

Tramps are not viewed with favor in
our sister Republic below the Rio
Grande, notes the New Orleans Picnv-
une. 4 gang Of seven of these prod
ucts of the higher American civiliza-
ton crossed over into Mexico n few
days ago and cncnmped near the town
OF Juarez. The local police soon got
word of their presence, and they found
themselves in jail forthwith. The next
dny the Mayor released them, with tho
information that if he saw them again
they would get eleven months Mt hard
labor. This is the penalty that tho
laws of Junrez awards to trnmps,
Migrants and others without visible
means of support. All the same, Mex
leo has hosts of beggnrs.
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A Gigantic Armor Plate Press.

The Carnegie Steel Company will
soon put tho largest armor plate press
i'll tho world i'll operation Mt Home
stead. The Carnegie Company, in or
der to make lager plates and do better
work in this line generally, some time
ago ordered IL press from England,
which should exert n pressure of 10, :
600 tons. The tool is considered an
extraordinary one, RS the largest that
has ever been constructed before has
been one of 5000 tons pressure. The
carnegie press will exert Just double
tho power of the largest in the world.
The bed plates for this mammoth tool
have already been received, and tho
various parts are arriving slowly.
Special cars of extraordinary strength
had to be built to enable the railroad
to transport the pieces The ordinary
cars would have been crushed like
shells under tho weight of the parts.
Imagine n cylinder of solid forged
steel seventy-two inches in diameter
and bolts holding the upper and lower
parts OF the machine measuring
twenty eight inches in diameter. Those
are measurements of some of the parts.
The press will be able to take n seven
foot ingot and squeeze it down to any
desired thickness. New York Tele.
gram.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-03-30

The Prime Minister of Madagascar.
who rejoices in the polysyllabic appela-
ton of Rainilninrivony, il the husband
of the queen, and is said to be practi-
cally the ruling sovereign, lives in
constant dread of poison and takes
the most extraordinary precautions
against it constantly. His constant
diet is pigeons and milk, and they
have to be carried about with him
whereves he goes, to mako sure they
are not tempered with. Tho pigeons
he keeps in sight for forty eight hours,
and if they continue i'll good health he
kills and cooks them himself. Tho
milk has to be tasted by twelve people
twenty -four hours before the potentate
uses it. He is very old man now,
and is snid to spend most of his time
playing with toys, to the dctriment of
public business.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-03-30
HOMEMADE CANDY.

mere are some homemade candy re.
celpts which have all been tried will
satisfactory results. Most of then
were 'given away by celebrated
French confectioner.
Almond Taffy-Boil together half a
pint OF water and II pound of brown
sugar for ten minutes. Rlanch and
slice through the middle one and one
nail ounces of almonds. Stir them ir
the syrup with two ounces of butter
Let the mixture boil hard for ter
minutes. Pour on well-butterc0
dish to the thickness of half IN inch
chocolate Caramels--Four cupfuls
OF granulated sugar. one-half cupfuj
or butter, onc-half cupful of cream.
one-thlrd of cake of chocolate
(gratedl must all be put in n shallow
pan and COO ed from twenty to thirty
minutes. When nearly done add two
tta.biepoonfuls of vinegar. Stir ms
little as possible while cooking; try
from time to time, pour out into but.
tered pans, and when partly cool cut
into small squares. These should bo
fine.
Evcrton Taffy- Put n pound Of
brown sugar in u buttcred pan, to.
gether with three tnblespoonfuls o,
water. Let it boil until it becomes o
smooth, thick syrup. Add half II pound
OF butter, stirring we'll. Let this boil
half an hour. Add lemon ilnvoring.
Butterscotch-Usc thrco teacupfuis
OF New Orleans molasscs, two cupfuls
OF graduated sugar, threc-qunrters oil
cupfui of butter and very little
water. Cook quiclly-about twenty
minutes. Try II little in cold water to
see when 1t becomes crisp. Just before
taking up add one-third of teaspoon.
tul of baking soda we'll mashed and
smooth. Pour into buttcrcd tins and
cut rs soon as it becomes perfectly
cool. --Picayune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-03-30
swEErHEA

Teresa newly coined word,
And got It from bird
That sings in tue woodIan !, wherc tho sum-
mer sun shines;
Hc sings by the stream
Where the fisher boys dream
And he sings in tho meadow whcro the mus.
cadine twincs.
II runs like this,
With warblo and n kiss,
Swecthcarting,
Swecthcartiny,
Swcethcarting
Ho sings 1t to his mate,
When tho day grows late,
Way down by tho pasture in tho moss-coy-
cred ycw;
He sings il In tho morn,
Mid tho tnssel-covcrcd corn,
When tho sparkle comes a-glcaming from
tho daisy-cradlcd dew.
And II runs like this,
With MARBLE full o bliss,
Swccthcnrting,
Swcelhearliny,
Swccthcartny.
II fonts into the breeze
From the looping willow trees,
And he sings il in the gnrden where tho tint
Is on tho rose;
It's his only stock and store
And he sings II cvcrmorc,
Ho sings it in the morning where tho crystal
rillct flows;
For IL runs like this.
With warblo full o bliss
Swccthcarting,
Swccthearlny,
Sweethcarting.
birmingham Ayc-Hcrald.