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Refre.h Ynnrselr.

Hard shell crabs and all deicacies of
the season, meals at all hours and oysters
in every style, at McElhenny's restaurant.
G-28tf
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Crnshed under Cnra.

August Dunakawicz, Polish loader
employed at the Maple Hill colliery, fell
beneath a trip of loaded cars in the mine
yesterday and was so badly crushed it is
feared he will not recover.
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Bear In Mind

John A. Reilly's is the place to get the
pUrest wines and liquors, best beer and
ales and finest brands of cigars.
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Twelve photos for 81 cents at Keagey's
new studio
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Go 10 Cardin's, PA w. Centre St., for
ba, gains in wall paper. 5-lS-3m
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PACIFIC NEWS.
The Latest Intelligence OF Samoan mud
Hawaiian Affairs.

The Latest Intelligence OF Samoan mud
Hawaiian Affairs.
San FRAScIsoo, August q - The
steamship Alameda arrived to-day from
Sydney, Auckland, Apia and Honolulu,
bringing tho following island adyices:
ARIA, SAMOA, July 1s.-Tho native
troubles have undergone but little
change since tho sailing of the previous
steamer. There have boon two Skin
nlishes between small bands OF the con-
tending forces. and several samoans
have been killed and wounded. There
has, however, been no really seriona
outbreak, aud tho protraCted struggle
does not appear to be near q termina'
ton. No decisive action having been
been taken by tho treaty powers. the
rebels havo improved their opportunity
by circulating reports that King Malie-
toa aud his government arc 10 DO over
thrown by the treaty powers.
Honolulu, July 26-Absolute quiet
prevails hero, and for the first time in
over year politics have been wholly
dropped. Business is improving. The
latest important enterprise Is the lot
ting Of contracts for the building Of q
railroad to run completely around tho
island OF Oahua, on which Honolulu is
situated. This road will reach several
big plantations which have hitherto
shipped oil their crops to Honolulu by
steAmors.
Admiral Walker, after IN Illness
which confined him to his bed for sew
eral days, Is making preparations for
his departure. Flo has been ordered to
AnnapoIis, Nd.
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oATnonLo ARsrAlNEts.

They Reinforce satolil's uttcrances with
cVnt0eadatory es0iatt0Hs-EiootiOa Of
Officers.
st. PAU. Miss, Auguh a-Tho
Catholic Abstainers did not meet until
after 10 o'clock today. and at once DO.
gan tho work OF changes in the constI.
tuition. They hoped 10 futsh up the
work Of tho convention in ono session,
including tho election OF officers. The
resolutions adopted strongly endorse
tho papal ablegBte's temperance We've.
They state that tho union "seeS In the
recent action Of Bishop Watterson,
which has been 90 no6iy sustained by
Monsiguor Satolli, long step in the
right direction. Il Is believed that this
action will crystalline tho influence Of
tho church against the saloon, aud will
stamp this letter indelibty on the ire
conCiliablo enemy oil the church. The
decision OF the papal delegate cannot
fail TO give additional authority 70 the
recommendation OF tho court Of Baltl'
moro, that all Catholic saloon keepers
abandon as soonas they can the danger
Gus traffic and embrace q moro becom-
ing way Of making living. Tho decis-
ion will serve o. renewal Of tho In
junction which our holy father, Leo
XIII, has already addressed 10 all
priests In the land TO enter tho work Of
temperance reform"
When the election cane on there was
something Of a surprise. Tho candi-
dates were Bishop Wattorson. Of Column
bus, Ohio, and Rev. Father Cleary, OF
Minneapolis. When ten unions had
been called tho vote stood: Cieary, 283;
WatterBon, 70, and the bishops name
was withdrawn. Father Cleary being
elected. J. A. Logue, Of Philadelphia,
was reelected frat vice president; P. J.
McAianus, Of Scranton, second vice
president; Mrs. o. K Lake, Of ST. Louis,
third vice president; William McMann,
OF Cleveland, treasurer; Rev. A. 7.
Doyle, OF Now York, general secretary.
After the installation Of officers this
afternoon, the convention adjourned to
meet in New York tho Grst Wednesday
in August, 1895.
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KN0MLEDGE

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Syrup of Figs is for sale by oil drug
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and being we'll informed, you will nos
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aEALINo pI,AsrE,.s.
Empty boat. Found in Bshriag' sSa-A
NaRsSer OF LiVas Lost.

stnpty A$pAAA ROMA IN houTukA S9RA-AA
Hamser OF L'Vss Lost.
sAx FEAxctsco, Gala, August S.-The
ErqmiRa this morning print. the fol.
lowing: Five sealing boats, fastened to-
gesher, have been found aaasIng in tho
Bshring sea by a British mau.ot.war
and thOy probably add another chapter
10 the long list Of accidents and deaths
that have followed the sealers since
they left on hunting cruises q few
months ago. In some Of the boats were
huntera' guns and a quantity Of ammu.
milton, but none OF the boats had auy
provisions To them. No trace Of the
crows could be found, although the
boats looked o. thoughthey had bat re-
equity been deserted. There was no
mark on the boats TO chow to what
schoouor they belonged, although on
the stock Of one Of the guns was the
namo OF W. P. sayward. It Is thought
that tho lost boats belonged 70 her.
The sayward halls from British Co.
lumbia, and WasIast seen of tho coast Of
Japan with 6SS skins on board. 1t was
not known which way she was going.
bat Il 10 probable that she drifted north,
iollowIn the seals TO the rookosies, and
Lost her hunters In log or in storm.
The 1--WE boats with their crows came
together after missing the schooner and
for protection and assistance to each
other they were fastened together.
They driited about in the open sea hop.
ing that some sailor or cruiser would
pick them up before death catno. Tho
past season has been most disastrous
one for the sealeFs, and owners Of yes.
sells are prepared to hear Of almost any
calamity. Five schoonera have been
lost and became total wrecks. -Four Of
them sent crows TO watery graves, and
so far It is known that noarly a hundred
lives have been lost in the hunt for seals
since the season opened.
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Now II 1. LOl tho Poor Indian.

wrsr SUPERIOR, Wis, August S.-A
peculiar strike is on throughout north
ern Wisconsin. The Indians, to the
number Of several hundred, are given
permission every season to leave tho
reservations and pick bluoberries for
tho owners OF tho berry farms IN tho
uorthorn part OF the state. All tho
Indians have quit work, saving tho pay
received was too small and they would
not 20 back until 1t was increased. I'm
less the mattcr is settled in a fcw days
thu cron will spoil,
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81. Louie, Mo-, Augusta.-A most re-
markable feature Of last nights attempt
at train robbery near Eureka, Mo-, was
the escape OF the entire train and 1888
persons upon It from absolute destruc.
ton, The desperadoos, who wcro IN.
doubleday accomplices of the fellow
with whom Express Messenger Ferguson
had a fght, forced open car Of dyna'
mite that stood on tho eide track below
the station at Eureka, and stole two
dynamite cartridges that were intended
for heavy blasting in quarrics and
mInea. Each cartridge was capable OF
tearing to pieces tons Of solid rock.
They were placed by tho dastardly
bandits on the rails, tho intention being
to destroy tho train and pluuder tho
richly laden express car and probably
passengers.
Ills miracle that tho ontire train
was not hurled TO destruction. Tor the
miscreants who attempted TO wreck II
placed the cartridges within lew Ieet
OF q car which contained ton tons OF dy-
Mantle. Then they secreted themselves
and waited for tho train that was duo to
arrive few minutes before 10 o'clock.
Tho train left st. Louis at $3.50 o'clock,
and It was only few minuteS behind,
the delay having been caused by tho
shooting Of tho expross messenger by
one Of the robbers.
Whom tho forward wheels Of tho
engine rolled on the cartridges there
was a terrific explosion which lifted
tho machine from the tracks aud tore
the massive pilot from The bolts rlveted
to tho engine. All the forward part OF
the machine was wrecked 40 badly that
another engine had to DO procured.
The entire train was severely shaken.
II ia wonderful how the carload Of dyna-
mite escaped. The explosion tore
Crea: hole in tho eart6, wrested tho
rails from their fastenings and flung the
lies in every direction. It tore open
tho sido OF tho dynamite car and expos
cd to view tho powerful explosive, yet
for some unaccountable reason this
great mass Of dynamite, with energy
enough TO blow mn entire city of the
earth. did not explode. II 1t had, not
person OF all those 1873 passengers
would have ESCAPED.
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GRADUATED FROM ANNAPOLIS.
Many Japanese Have Attended the United
States Naval Academy.

Many Japanese Havo Attended the United
States Naval Academy.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August 3.-1n the
development Of the Japaroso navy, the
United States academy at Annapolis is
believed to have had a powerful In
lluence which will show in a strong
light as tho war progresses. From the
American naval academy have been
graduated since 1873 six subjects Of tho
Mikado. Ono OF these had by 1884
riscn 10 tho rank Of rear admiral. In
addition to these, number Of othcr
Japanese students have been at
Annapolis from time 10 time, but did
not take tho full course. They were oil
members OF tho Japanese nobility and
wcro permitted TO ontor tho naval
academy ut tho request OF their govern
mcnt, which paid their expenses, tho
government OF this country being
always ready to extend such courtesies
to other nations. The first Japanese to
complete the naval academy course was
Seun Zow Matzmulla, who was gradu-
atod In 1873, aud who, ten yoars later,
was a rear admiral, and student Giro
Kunitomo, who was graduated In 1877.
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Te.ographso Communication Interrupted.

Te,sgrapI,!e Communication Interrupted.
New York, August S.-Tho Anglo
American Telegraph Company this
morning made the following announce
ment: "The great northern telegraph
company advise US that no private tele-
graph traffic has boon received in Lon:
don from China yesterday or to-day"
A telegram received trom.Hiogo showed
that it was twenty.sfx toura Ia transit.
"Telegrams for places in China, not
served by the cable company, arc adj
dressed post Shanghai or Hong Kong,
are forwarded without any response
bility whatever"
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, August a-Fire at
Marion to-day destroyed sl26,oo0 worth
Of property in tho business part of tho
town. IN entire block OF buildings be:
ing consumed before the flamea could
DO controlled, owing to lack OF water
pressure. Tic aggregate insurance Ia
about $50 600. Two banks and dozen
stores wero burned out.
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Special Dt8pdtth o the 3n'el@I76aoe'
CALDWELL, ONO. August 3.-David
Morris, living noar Kciths, Noble
county, while engaged in digging we'll
Yesterday afternoon lost his life by
coming in contact with fro damp in the
we'll. His brother Thomas. in his efforts
10 save him, had q narrow cscape from
instant death from the same cause:
Morris was about thirty.fye years of
ago, married and leaves q vito and sev-
ernl small children.
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Dart 10 Embraces
-r'' Following rs P So4yr,pHt !:

The chance Crystal Cave DEVILS Thumb The DEVILS Chair The
DEVILS Tower Tea.table o Dome Roc Squaws Chamber Des
Of the wisconsin, The NatrOws; Castle Tower Grow Butte
and Signal Rock Skyigh Cave DeIs of the Wisconsin,; Cliff
honv: The Fairies Retreat; Witches CuIch; Whirlpool
Chamber Mnnehaa Falls Summer Romance Cliffs; Signal Rock
near Camp Douglass Mnnea Falls Winter Hornets Nest Des Of
The Wisconsin, Ceopatya's Needle; Cleft Rock Devils Lake; Bridge
over the St Croix River.
Certainly there enough variety these views, and they all
as excellent perfect artist in photography make them
Beautiful pictures they charming than the
authors descriptive text
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BERLIN, August "a dispatch has
been received here from Tien Tsin from
q German official source, saying that
the German gunboat 1ltis witnessed tho
sinking OF the Kow Shing. It is added
that tho crew Of tho 1ltis rescued 100
Chinese who werc struggling III the
water.
4 dispatch received hero confirms tho
report that tho Chinese wore victorious
over tho Japs in tho recent battle Mt
Aaan, Korea.
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Four Tramps burned TO Death.

TOLEDO. O., August 3.-A Bucyrus,
Ohio, special to tho Blade says west
bound freight on the Pennsylvania
broke in two this morning, the two
parts collided, a car OF coal oil and one
81 gasoline took fire, and consumed halt
the train, also destroying about 900 feet
oil track. -Four tramps wore stealing q
ridc on tho oil car, and all were burned
. - 1aokh
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CHICAGO, August S.-The forco oil men
at tho Pullman shops was increased to-
day, and at noon $50 mon wcrc at work.
Tho company cxpects to hnve 800 men
on duty Monday. But fcw Of tho work
men arc members OF the A. Il U. No
demonstrations were made by tho stri-
kers and no violence was offered the
man nj work
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WASHINGTON, D. G.. August s.-The
President to-day sont tho following
nomination to tho senate: Ellis Mills
OF Virginia, now consul general at Hon
olulu, Hawaii, to DO secretary Of tho
legation and consul general Of tho
United States at That place.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., August SIN the
senate to-day Mr.. Blackburn reported
fayorably from tho committee on terri
tor;es tho house bill for the admission
OF New Mexico. and Mr.. Faulkner, chair.
man of tho same committee, also ro'
norted tho bin for the admission OF Ar.
izona. Both wore placed on tho Gallon
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TACOMA, August ga LcdgT special
from Roslyn, Washington, says: At II
o'clock last night Bill Tcquancy, an
Indian. while lodged in jail for the
night, set fire to his cell and was burned
to a crisp. A ooroner's jury this morn.
ing exoncrated ali parties from blame.
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A STRIKE That Failed.

New YoRx, August 9.-A strike Or
derod by the board Of walking delegates
OF tho building trades on oil school
buildings in tho upper part OF this city
has 40 far failed to assume tho proper.
ton promised by tho representatives OF
Organized labor. Only fvo buildings
arc thus far affected and only ISL men
hive como out
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Strikers who obstructOd tho Mails.

sPR1xoFlEIp, Its, August S.-George
williamson, Charles McComas aud @.
Bradshaw, oil Of Dauvllle, plead guilty
to obstructing tho mails and woro fined
SEQ and costs each, to-day, In tho ied-
oral court. They wore sent TO jail In de-
fault OF payment.
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
OF u Train Load of Ono Hundred
and Eishty-throe Persons
FROM INSTANT, HORRIBLE DEATH

Tho Fionds who Attempted to Hold
Up a Train Near Eureka, 3d.,
Placed Dynamite Cartridges on tho
Track which Exploded Near car
Loaded With That Explosive, Bat
Through Some Cause tho Car Load
Failed TO Go oG-The Engine and
Track Badly Wrecked.
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DAKOTA Cry, Nrn.. August &-Thc
body Of ex.County Treasurer Ncl was
found to-day in Crystal lake by lshor.
mon. IFo has boon missing since
Wednesday,. There arc suspicious oil
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A slim Haul.

TnucKEE, CAL, August "a Iono
highwayman held up tho TruckcO aud
Tahoe stage at point threO milcS from
borc. There wcrc fiteon pnssongora
on board. When tho stage was stopped
tho messengers wero told to throw out
what money thoy had, and contributed
S35 to tho highwayman.
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LONDON, August S.-Thc Brazilian
legation in this city says that there Is
no truth in tho story cabled from
Buonos Ayres, on August !, that 5000
troops arc marching on Rio Grando Du
Sol. Tho legation officials say that on
tho contrary, tho insurgents arc fleeing
before the government troops.
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REDUCED RATES TO WASHING.
TON, ID. @.
Grand Encampmont of tho Knights O
Pythius of tho World.

Grand Encampmont of tho Knights of
Pythsas of tho World.
Tho biennial encampmont of tho su-
preme Lodge and grand encampment Of
the Knights Of Pythias OF the world will
DO held at the national capital August
81 to September s.
For this occasion the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will soil round
trip tickets at reduced rates from all
points on Its limos east OF tho Ohio
river, August % to 2s inclusive, valid
Tor return trip until September 6; q
further extension Of time to soptem-
Der Is can DO secured, provided tho
ticket Is deposited with the Joint agent
at Washington, D. G., on or bOtorc Sop
teulbcr G.
Tho ratio from Philadelphia will DO
81, Pittsburgh s.. Cumberland 81 IS.
and correspondingly low rates from all
other stations.
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HOLLAND, Mrcn., August s.-Thc
steamer City oil Holland with eighty
pNasonrcrs aboard was beachOd here
today in q heavy gallo. Tho boat was
badly damaged and tho passengers
woro rescued with difficulty, but oil
woro saved. Tho boat Is now ono and
,,nIt,Od NJ S14 O00
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LoxDoS, August SIN IN intOrviOw
to-day tho Hon. Thomas F. BHyHFd,
tho United States ambassador, said in
regard 10 tho Chincse.Japan troubles
that tho attitude Of tho UnitOd States
would be one OF benevolent neutrality.
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CmcAGo, ILL.,, August 3. - Henry
Doehme shot and killed his vito ut 1901
North Ashland avenue to-day ana iat'
ally wounded himself. Jealousy ia salu
10 have caused tho crimo.
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w.stlSGroy. D. G., August lin
the Funstou.1foore contested eIcctioh
caso in tho house to-day moore. tho
Democratic contestant, was seated by a
vote Of 140 10 81.
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I,usIness nIoclss Durnoti.

HOWARD ClrY, Mlcu., August s,-The
business portion OF Lakovicw burned
this morning. Tho loss is estimated at
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wurS tho hair has fallen out, leaving
tho head bald, II tho scalp ts not shiny,
there 10 q chance Of rogaining the mar
by u.IDg Halls Hair Remover.
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"ALL run down" from weakening Of
tccts OF worm woathor, you need a good
tonic and blood purifier like Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Try II. 3
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LONDON. August S.--A dispatch re-
ceivot hero from Tien Tsfn says that
all dcsorters from tho troops marching
to Taku will be behoaded to-day.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
6eriAtlthee.

-@s 1T faum tpabrideinIi6, baB es
bem abtretenben Diitriftanpalt, Serrn
SUbn 8eap, selinsen tpirb. ale borIie.
eenoen GriminaIfdae sur grIebisuns su
brinsen. trobbem au bem reseImdbisen
8eridtstermin bon sioei Woden nod elm
@rtratermin bon 3tpei @oden susefdst
tpurbe. gluf bsm YroseBpersei6nib iinb
283 Sdue unb unter bieien brei Diorbs
prp3eiie.
-Sn benz 8eraei6nib bon @eIHno.
renen fur ben ipesielen DECEMBER @es
ridtstermin fnben mir foIsenbe beuti6s
9lamen:
9etit @eidborens, %. Des. -Safob
8artb, 5reb. 8eiper. gbarIss Imenb,
Beter Sartmann, CHARLES 8sbner, Sid
Suber unb Sobn Sidus bon Scranton
Soiepb Slid pon Sea @epree @etb'
mann bon Dalton.
81. 9es.-Simon Suber, gbtp. u
Wensel, s. 8. @rana6er, Sobn Sdpenf
Soiepb SeiI, @iqiam @mil, 4bam Seb'
lid, 0apib Inselmeser unb Sreb. 8smp'
bon scranton.
= @m nabfen Wiontas besinnt bai
@riminoIseridt cine Sibuns, pelde piet
Wohen bauert.