The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-10-11

The supreme court denied rule and dil
missed the petition with costs TO the plsintin,
in the proceedings Of Leib Co., agaihs
Hare ct al, Philadelphia. II Is thur decided
that transfers of liquor license from one plaa
TO another cannot be granted.
The receipts Of the state treasury the pag
month have been very much greater than ,h.
expenditures. State Treasurer jackson 81
paying out the school appropriation at ,h,
rate OF $500, 900 a week. There has been /,
very material decrease In the receipts ths
year over those Of 1891 from the corporaiioas
whose earnings have fallen of consideraeJ
on account Of hard times.
Mary Garrity has begun suit at New Cast.
against the Pittsburg & Lake Eric railroM
for $4,000. Harry Clarity, her hustanl
received injuries at Monaco, while III u.
employ OF the company, which resulie
atally.
George Bennett was feSuallY and Chars
Harrington badly burned at the dumpil,
station OF the Cambria Iron CompahJ|
Johnstown. by n slab Of hot cinder comils
in contact with water and causing an cxpk
sion.
Lewis Cassidy who has been member NJ
| the Philadelphia bar for number OF year n
in Jail. charged with the embeZzlemel.
Of "A, 600 from Mrs. Mary Holden, a widov
who had given him the cash TO satisfy nor.
gage.
The deadlock in the Republican confereps
OF the Twenty-frst district was broken d
Brookvllle on the three hundred and twentt
fifth ballot by the denomination OF Congress
man ID. B. Heiner, OF Kittanning.
The Sugar Trust has closed the Sprecss
| rau N "A
lin refinery is running on half time, but 4
only turning out soft grades, the supply
which is not excessive.
The Berwind- White Company's coal min
near Du Bois Is again fllling up with water
similar experience Mt this mine and the shai
may be abandoned.
Fifteen state soldiers at wilkesbarre are u
with typhoid fever. contracted II Is said. a
tho Gettysburg encampment. Three hav
died from the disease and several are in
critical condition.
Rev. DR.. William NJ Taylor. OF Mt. JaeksV
| who was once reported as going TO marr
Mrs. James A. Garfield, is to make secon'
trip around the world. lie sails from Naa
couyer october u.
Lynn Il Co., Altoona. booksellers. WEI
| htQultteu OF tut CuhtRt VI conspiracy " w
fraud. brought by the Wall papertrust, ,wha
claimed the firm failed on n false coniesso
Of judgment.
Burglars blew open the safe at Schweyer
Leis's marble yard at Bower and set fire
the Reading railroad station. which was d
stroycd.
The Baltimore & Ohio road is TO spel
$50, 900 on improvements between PittsUu'
and Connellsville, which includes "a lOu
track bridge at Turtle Creek.
Sunday evening James Marsh. OF Irwin, q
tended church at Circleville and during Sc
vices his horse and buggy, valued at -
were stolen.
Mrs. Thomas Cook, taking an S-month'
old daughter and some money, disappear
with John O'Donnell from Beaver Fails, lea
ing a husband and two daughters.
John KooAce, farmer near Clarksbur
was kicked In the stomach by a vicious h0T
nd died next day.
The brick warehouse OF John De Haven
Honeybrook was destroyed, with 600 eases
lea! tobacco. Loss 10000; partly insured
The national convention OF the non-Par
san w. &. 4. L. will be held In Washin gtt
November ID TO l6 inclusive.
william Esler, a miner OF McKeesport, v
killed in the mines at Export, Thursd
night.
At Piitsburg Angelo Pereo was sent 10
penitentiary for IL month for assaulting Lo
de Gracia August "a. He pleaded guilty,