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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
Stabtratb.
GeIeet Council. %. 9lop.

Select Council, %. Sob.
Snfolee Der @rtrauagans berf6ieoener
8orfieber bon fdbtiidsn gbtbeiIunsen
BET Der Mnidaffuns bon 8orrdtben fiir
ibre departments, mar elm 8eidIuB
sinsebra6t tporben. baB iolde Aniduffs
unsen in 9ufunft bur6 baS itabtrdtblide
@omite gu seideben baben, tpenn nidt
anberipeitis bsitimmt; ba StabtantpaIt
Tprrep erfIGrte, bab bsr 8efhlub cine
friiber i'm sesentbeiIisen Sinne pafii,te
8erorbnunS nidt umitcben fDnne. 10 fieI
CT bur9.
9a bic @runbbetber bon Barter
StraBe fir beren glibelirune gntiddbi.
eunsen gum 8etraee bon $1,000 Derlan.
gen, 70 bei8lob man, bic Mabresel 3u
miberrufen.
9ie @rnennuns bon Sobn 6. MeSals
gum Bplisiiten, unb bieienise bon &. ..
8rodpap gum 9lufieber beS biersebnten
Seperbiitriftes ipurben beitdtist.
gttpa 80 @runbbeIiser an Bird Stras
BE petitionirten fur bic gr6ffnune berielben
our Waibinston Gpenue.
Sn eriter unb 3ipsiter 2efuns paiirten
elm baIbeS DuBenb 8erorbnunssn; unb
in britter 2eiuns pafrte bic 8erorSnune
Sur 8eparatur Der 4biuston unb Yropi.
oenee Sanoitrube un.sr Der Iufiidt bee
StrabentpmmiIdrS.
Die 0erorbnuns, tpeIde Ter scranton
& Norbenb Strabenbabn Gompanie ses
ipife Bripilesien in ben StraBen ienes
Staotibeiles siebt, ipirb in berdnberte,
Sorm ipieber einsebradt tperben.
Common Council, %. Sob.
S6reiber Sobn g. Wabon reidte ieint
8eiisnation Elm unb iein ieitberiser Iiii.
itent lB. 9. Wc2ean tpurbe fir bic pa.
fante Steue ernGblt.
Sn Saden ber SHETLAND Strabe Gnt,
TdaoisunsSunipriide ipurbe elm befini'
tlper 8ei6lub peri6oben. Die 9InseIe.
senbeit babe nod einise Mpnate Seit, be'
merfte Serr Battle.
Cine Insubl 8eioIutionsn paFirtsn
bic ni6t bon aasemeinem Sntereie iparen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30

- SIN hem Yine 8ropf Sdabt ber.
loren am Wtiitpod Radmittas brei
Mdnner ibr 2eben, nemIid: Sobn ..
SoneS. 45 Sabre alt. binterIdbt cine
Bitttpe; TbomaS S. GaipIep, 80 Sabre
alt, unperbeiratbet /; uno gotperb Cyan,
as Sabre alt, unberbeiratbet bic beioen
eritaenannten paren fpfort tobt, Cyan
itarb mad elmer Stunse. Die 2eute ars
bsiteten in Der Dunmors 4ber unb iaBen
ruudenb nebeneinanber, ais obne iece
Barnuns cine S9ieferidi@t bon Is
Gonnen berabfeI unb iie besrub.
IurnIebrer 8arl Staibsr unb
al bic Nittpirtenben an Der 8orfeas
uns am Wtontas Mbeno oiirfen nit be.
redtietem Stol3e auf ibre 2eiituneen
blifen, benn beiieres 1T ben biefsen
9Grsern idon in LANCER 3eit, tpabrs
ibeinli6 nod ME supor, Seboten tpors
ben; ipenn iiberbaupt irseno etpas on
Der 8oriteluns aussuieben mar, 70
mIbte es bic 2dnse bes 4rosrammes
seipeien iein, oaS erit UNI balb II nbr
su gnbe fam-rnb bieS mar setpib
fein Sebler, benn paiielbe mar 70 tpe6s
ielpoa, bab cine @rmiiouns Der 3uidauer
gar nidt auffommen fonnte. Sn. Der
8eiammtbeit uno i'm ginseInen bat ieoer
Mitmirfenbe feline poue Bfidt 8etban,
uno eS mar ipunberbar, NIT tpelher
gleeans, tple taftpoa unb eleidmdbie
aae nebunsen burdeefdbrt purben.
tpie lie Nlle. bis berab gum tleiniten
8nirbie, iid Der Bi6tisfelt ibrer gluf.
ecbe bepubt lparen uno ibr sanses
Sein unb 8bnnen auf beren Dur6fiibrs
ung leeten.-9fidt minber tiidtis mar
@uib's Ordefer nit ieiner 8ssleituns.
9lu6 Der 8eiu9 IieB n;dtS su ipIni6 n
iibris, nur bdtten mir serne mebr
9merifaner anipeieno seieben,
War oa8 finanslele &eiuItat 10 befries
biseno, ipie bic 8oritelune fir bic Gus
idauer, 70 mare eS pielleidt fein iibler
@ebanfe, i'm Snterefe Der Yropasanpa
fir cine quite Sabe bfters, etpa ale
brei Dionate, cine iol6e Soriteauns
su arransieren. g8ir iinb uberseust.
baB nab uub mad Der Sinn Der 9ii6is
oeutidsn fur baS oeuti4e 3urnen seipedt
piIrbe uno oaheIbe oann aud in 8reiien
Sreunoe fanbe, mo- sesenwdrtis nur Dem
SaaipieI, SoOibaa unb dbnliden aus.
pI6ien sebuloist tpirb. IS iei bier
nod bemertt, pub bic ensIiiden 3eitun'
gen Der 8oriteaune srobe 9InertennunQ
solen unb Serrn Surnlebrer Staibet
bereits gum tpCblbeitaaten ,,prOfshor"
seitempelt baben. 9tun. eine ipesteaC
9lnerfennuns fir feline Dliibe ais Setter
beS @anSen bat berielte iepenfalS per'
oient, uno 70 Iunse es nibts anberes
iein fann, mub er tpobl nit oem ,,Bro'
feHor" borlieb nebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30

Ser norbbeutide 2lopb unb bic Gam.
burssumerifaniibe 2inie babsn fur 8uf.
fen, bic mad Imerifa auspanbern
polen, in 8aiobren. @potfubnen, Broit.
fen, Suopa unb Ottlotidin DeSinfefs
tionS. Stationen, in bensn bic AuSpanoes
rer slei6seitis elmer eriinbIi9en unterius
dung unter3oBen iperben, einseridtet.
Sebe Der Senannten Stationen, beren
@inridtuns ettpa s35, 900 foitst, pirb
bon einem 9lrst seleitet. DaS @spdd
tpirb ertnblld beSiniicirt unb bic Yai.
ia8iere sebabet unb arstlib unteriudt.
Damn erbalten iie cine 8ei6einisung,
bic iie Sur 8siie mad benz Seebafen
bere6tist. 2eute, bic nit anfedenben
8ranfbeiten bebaftet iinb, obsr bsnen
bic 2anouns bier ni6t seitattet tperben
ipiirbe, iperben an ben erpdbnten Sta.
tionen suridseipieien. Die Oampfer.
8eieai6aften berebnen fir bic sSns
petition Der Nustpanberer uno bic Ses.
ibres @epdds nur so Gts. per
8opf unb mIilen oapon auf 2lnprbnune
Der ceutiden Resierune bic 8ufasiere,
pdbreuo iie iid in Der Station bsfinben,
erbaIten. 9Iuberbem iino bic @eiea.
i9aften perpfIi9tet. bieienisen Bsrioner,
benen bier bic 2anbuns nidt seitaltel
ipirc, Suriid bef5rbern. Dieie Mabnabmen
bienen in GROCER 9lusbebnune sur S6r.
beruns Der Dur6fibruns Der 8unbsSs
eeiebe betreffs Der 9usipanoerune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
Suumpre.

- Sir einen SeueraIarm bat Der
DunmOre Stuotratb $1,000 bepiaist.
: S. @. 8rob itarb babier in be,
Sreitae gladt i'm @Iter bon 35 Sabrsn.
Stir cen 6. 8arb 9lbsusstanaI Iint
bersansene gSode Nnsebote se5ffnei
poroen bas niebrisite mar Sl.45 per
9iniaIfuB unS ba Der IbsusStanaI stpa
1000 Sub lang fein ipirb, belaufen ii6 bic
Soften auf iiber $4,000. NatiirIit
tann man nibt baran benfen, nod bies
fen Winter bic bon ben bortisen 8eipobs
nern 70 iebnIi6it ertpartete 8erbeiieruns
ausssfiibrt su ieben.
Soispb 9oidino, Der perba6tis 1T,
am Sonntas Dor stpei Woben nabe Bun.
fer Sia ieinen 2anbsmann Srancisco
Gonforti eri6ohen su baben. tpurbe am
Samitas 0tittas sefansen einsebradt
unb bem @efdnsniiie iiberipieien. neber
bic glrt uno Weiie ieiner 8erbaftune
perlautet foIsenoss: @m Sreitas Mlors
gen fam elm iunser StaIisner bon 8i6.
monbaIe, Susquebanna County, nab Der
Office bes SrlebensridterS Wtarep in
5Oreit Gitp uno CAB bic nbtbise Snfor.
nation. mo 9oidino su finben iei. Sons
table BeitbrOof ipurbe nit benz 8erbafts.
befebI betraut, fanb ieinen Diann an bem
beseidneten Orte unb perbaftete ibn, pbne
g8ioeritano gu iinben. 3uerit leusnets
8oibino, bab er Der @eiudte iei, CAB
oieS aber ipdter nit oem 9emerfsn su, er
babe ben Woro nibt poubra6t. Der
@efanSene purbe gum neberfIub nod bon
mebreren anberen Stalienern bier ere
fannt.-Die bel benz Morbe 9lntpeienben.
Roeco SaIbatori unb Intonio Smbriato.
iiBen ebenfaas i'm 8efdnsnib, eriterer
ais 3eu8e unb Iebterer aIS Uiituerbddti.
ger an benz Dtorbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
Ma6ruft

sp rubt bsnn I'm liibsn Grisben
Dsin esib i'm fiibltn GrpsnihoOB
Du biif 70 balc BON uns ssltisesu,
Dp6 III Dir nun Gin bti'res eeps;
. fSnntsn mir aud nit Dir ,itb'n,
Der g8fIt, her Stnp'. BEN Sob tnifiisb'n'
gut auf gum Simmsl laBt uns bIidtn,
Bon bort aisbt Saliam In bas St1;
Der Serr fam reihlih uns erauidtn,
Der uns ssianbt ben bsrbtn SGmrt;
5prt in ben Iel'sen Simm elsbDb'n
@itbt ss Gin spis gBisbsrisb'n.
gir tenfsn Dtinr nab unb fern,
gBir bsnftn psiIru Of unb germ.
au& BET Der tp'esn @rabssraf
gBis trsu Du uns sslisbst bait.
llnb ,pis, tpis BART Du nun
YIN Deinss Ssiu Ssr,sn rubin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
Spesielle &pfal= Ncti;en.

s@- 9ie mooerneu .,8ea" unb
.BOoIe" neberrode, ertra IanS sei6nit'
ten unb bonn feinitsn ibparsen uno blauen
8erieps anssfsrtist, bel Wartin & De.
lamp.
sA- SIR bic @eibnadten: Seisen,
8oiinsn, Wsinbeersn unb Marsipan BEL
6reb. S. Wicmaper. $50 2adaipanna
Abenue.
s@- Cine erfe 8lafe auspabI bon
i6mdpen unb blauen 8ermania 8iebsr
ueberroden bon sebn bis sDansis Dollars,
bel Rartin & 0sIanp, 8pcmins Ape.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
OanffaaunQ.

8ei BEN Gblsbsn unisrr nnpngeli8sn Sat
tin unp Wuttn iassH mir bisrmit Natbaru
unb 5reunpsn, bic uns 70 biIfrsi6 pdbrsnO Der
9ranibsit sur Ssits fanesn. nne bsioncsrs
Ssrm paffOr @usuif eauss fir feline Ssiutt
unb ssifIi&sn Srof; BEN }rausnpsrstn, Ssrrn
esntes unc BEN air6entpr, BEN Sapon @lt
uub Banjo Club, 8umenipsubfrn uHb 2idsuu
-aasn lst pcn 5uSsn Danf ssiast.
Die trauuuoen Sintsrbliebtntn:
Senrp QBebsr unb finbsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
Canffdauua.

5iir bic uus bspitffnt 5bsiInabmt p6bnnb tsr
straufbfit unb er 8trbisuus uniersr sutsu
Grau unp Wfuttr, Nmalia 8enbn, iagen mir
uniertu tpertben 8erpanottn, 6rsunptn unb st-
fhGBttn gahbarfbaft unsrn bersIitiitn Danf (.
Dssssitfn ifattsn mir Snrn palfor &anbplp
fir itint trSffsnbsn @prts unb BEN SinsbOre
Der ". 9uib. pskrsfirbs in petersburg unisrn
bshsn Danf ab.
.. Nbplf 9enttL
unb feline pier unmiintissn 8inetr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
Sanfiaamna.

Bel benz uns 70 i&wer bstruiftnsn gsrluif our6
ben aso unisrsr Stlisbtsn aOStsr, m03isn mir
has bfpisiens Mtssfibl. Strrn pafcr ausuit
ssnss r G ss'n ,, srS s,s.s ssr Scranton s Sn. n,
9btlnsbmrn am Sfsrdbuifs unfsrn btrsIi6ifsu
Dauf ausipr&sn.
pbilip Graft unb 8rau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
2anb srt oerfaufen :

Bon elmer Strsds pcn stpa 325 adsrn un-
fultipirtsm 9anp, sssssn in ben 5ppnibips
sspton unp &anlcm, psrfaufs i'd belistiss par.
ssdsn su $25 ben Mdsr.
asrnu: Saus unb Got NO. 2747 Sadfcn
Strabe, Got so bel IFS f5ub; StfbGums, gutter
Srunntn, Staa unb anptrs 8erbshrunaen.
9B. 8lots, 2747 Sadlpn ShaBs. If
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
0f ominiifraturrn=0af

~ lalIsni&oft hes psrlt. @ illiam Sra.
Ger, lsBtbtu BON SCRANTON, eadapanna County,
pa.
9u psr Ubiasn SintsraIenl6aft II btm Inter-
sitnsten tsifdmentdril6s gollmadt bspilIiet
wprpsn unc aas pfricneu, bic 6urprunsen &C.
gen eirlsIbs baben, perptn Iplts sur Ssjabluns
q rsibeu une prr btrislbtn l6ulpst, pirp ,ur
lpfcriissn i3abIuns frsuutli6lt aufssforctrt.
%. 6rfb. 6penftr,
1876 Aeminilhatcr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
Su perfanfen :

Saus uno Cot einidItsbld anberem Giaeu.
tbum, Gde giitston aueuue uno 8esd Strabe /;
quite raee fur Sotel ooer anoetes @siddft;
leidte Beoinsunseu aoreifrt: Gissnibhmer.
Boz 2SS. paplep 4a. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30

Deutfde BriefIife.
8plprr, Sbpmas Dorm, 8rau 9pbn
Dot, Safcb Ritter. 8rl. pcIlis
ShlGfsr, pbilip %. SipTms, 6rau
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-30
W6bcls nno sdlrrincrarbritcn.

Och. @rsimsl smpfsbIt lit sur anfer.
tisuns bsrartisst Arbeitsn. go GIN Strabs,
in @eisle's planinsniu. 80
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-31
DEAL GENTLY WITH MOTHER

Deal gently with mother, O Time? as
yOu pass,
With your scythe SO remorseless and
fast changing glass;
Smooth softly the hair that was au-
burn in hue,
For the white threads therein were all
pencilled by you.
Deal gently with her ee in earnest
or play
You've stolen the years of her youth
hood away;
May her days be serene as a sweet
summer eve,
And nothing be present to vex or to
grieve.
You've chiselled deep lines on that
motherly face;
From that step so elastic you've taken
the grace:
Her form you have broken with labor
and years,
And bathed very often her eyelids with
Deal gently with mother, O Time
while you may,
And take her not soon from our circle
away,
Break not Ibis strong link II our fam
ilv chain,
But may she with us long years yet re
main.
| Grown her brow with sweet peace. as
you've wreathed it with years
Fill the evelids with JOY you have
mOistened with tears
Lift the burdens Of care that have
weighed down her breast,
| And give her hencefOrth Sabbath o
| rest.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-31
The South's Future.
DuIhuHt GLOBE.

DuIhuH GLOBE.
The development of the South in tie
last twenty years has been the wonder
of the nation. Handicapped by power
tv. spareelv settled, unused to free la
BORN two decades the south has us
en- from the ashes of war and desolatlon
to a degree Of importance that is undis-
puted.
In these hard times the South is
said to be better off than any other sec
ton of the country. We have no large
bodies Of unemployed workers TO men
ace Our labor we have no anarchists $.
no Coxcvites, no armies Of 'lnd'lstrlals'
stealin.. trains and marching through
our territory Money is not plentiful
in tie south and Ii has not been since
| ;bc war. Times are even q little hard
er now than they have been for years
And vet we have no starving thou
sands. The vast majority OF southern
people are poor, and yet they eat good
food and are clothed.
Tie past career Of the South has
been remarkable, its present shows less
Features Of hardship than any Other
section Of the country.
What will its future be? The Nan
ufucture's Record says:
srontemplate the future OF a section
of country which has more coal an(
iron than all Europe. one-half OF all the
standing timber in the United states
which raises nearly tiree-fourths OF the
worlds cotton crop and whic ch can man
f.ct,,re cotton at a lower cost than New
England or Great Britain, which prac
tically monopolzes the phosphate rocf
deposits of the world, which can pro
duce grain enough to supply America
which has almost every mineral usefu
lin arts and sciences, which has an uh
eoual!ed climate, which has great Sc
coast and rivers without number
think of such combination, unkno"
elsewhere, and then picture II you ca
the South of the future"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-31

nen,s-i, rnrc. those dernngrineiiis nilh N'@A
neass-, which make woman hi" ihi~. az.
.r,,ix. j. particulnrly prom" ~ "Nte .siN" 'F'i
cestion. debility aud sluggish etf, Is''.'i.
This is the time We adj i-. tp' ffssri ip','n
In nll arrangement aui d.sI Ilnorui' $50 - 'h"
special organ. which result ih 'st' ~ ="
u 9.,,,na,Inn tn catarrhal dlNtAfesM from
ih. lining membrane and ia dia'r-rin';
irregularities - this m"dicin" a Ennltnt r. u
to bcneft or cure. OF tho money l. rctaruesi.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-31
PRETTY FACE

PREF lAth
u the result II "a
healthy physical
condition is~au
ty ip but skin d~Ji
y,t u greatly 81"
Ponds on "a cloar
complexion ir'a
frum wrinkles AMI
hollow clic.As
Health Away.
brings wealth or
beauty \ inaliliy
state ~ ~. sNtf IA
'~niien With lpo- tur
Iierces Fat"r4i"
Prescription lie a
me liclIe Ir'lnff-i
foT woman hli
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-31
NO. 26.


tata Gown an. fhAf ht- s5''aA -.'. H4ttNt
on ANGEL wing. rcyviNct iAc elat -a-
lutte. well done GOOD ans! faithiul -.f,
.." - -, t,.....,.,... ..-,, ,.f.,,,.
precious wa. ii'> h'fl'aSt U.S. "''''tA
l,t..n ana vii continue e. t,e shown la
the world from thc l.t.. II orator. caa-
In, .,.., -. ,i... ,....-
.t. "a.
.'''' .'''
state Aad teen Them defender a'3a
ironl the hu~hel awe of the iIu.c chill
5rrn ,ba, Icl4l.n Vance Was t.e morn
-, - ,l... I'm -
'''e i'''
"A ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-02
sTABBTNG AFFRAY.

a Saturday Night Brawl Almost Had ~
Fatal Result.
On Saturday night Sylvester Belink
met Adam Matulitis, Alexander Bulwicz
and Joe Bernot on the Lehigh Valley rail
road, at the corner of Bowers and Lloyd
streets. Without any apparent proyoca-
tion Belink was attacked. He was first
struck with a stone and, as he turned
around, was stabbed in the back of the
neck. The attack was a murderous one,
IS the wound narrowly escaped fatal
point and had very bad appearance It,
was inflicted with some weapon which
has not been found
Bernot made his escape, but Matulitis
aud BulwicZ were arrested and taken be-
fore Justice Toomey The former was
charged with the stahbing and the latter
with the stone throwing Nautilus fur
nished $500 bail for trial at court and
Bulwicz was committed in default of bail
iL the same amount.
DR.. Matter dressed Belink's wound and
said that it came near being n very
dangerous one
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-02
AT THE CHURCHES.
Large Attendance at the welsh Baptist
Church Last Evening,

Shutch Last Evening"
Every seat in the in the Welsh Baptist
church, corner of Oak and West streets,
was occupied last evening long before the
hour fixed for the services to begin. The
attendance was unusually large and it
was necessary to place seats in the aisles
for the accommodation Of the late ar
rivals. Many strangers were attracted to
the services by reason of an announce
ment that there would be a new introduc-
tion in connection with the baptismal
service. The innovation was large plate
glass and oak-framed mirror arranged in
the niche behind the pulpit so that people
IN all parts of the church could witness
the ceremony in the well without leaving
their seats, or otherwise obstructing the
view of those seated behind them, and yet
without rejecting the seated congrega-
ton. The innovation was pronounced
success and the trustees and pastor, Rev.
ID. l. Evans were congratulated by the
congregation at the close of the service.
The reflector is n permanent fixture, but
will have neat covering when not re-
quired in connection with the services.
1t was put in place last Thursday. Six
young people We're baptised last night.
Rev. Evans preached very interesting
sermon lustifying the baptismal service
as one of the most important of the divine
mandates
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-02
Cases That Were Disposed of
This Morning.
NEW WARDEN OF THEJAIL
The Court Has Confirmed the Appoint
ment of william Dunkelbsrger, Of
Tamaqua-Deoisions Rendered in Several
Cases-Owen Conrey Sentenced.
Special to EVENING HERALD.

Special to EVENING HERALD.
POTTsvILLE, April 2.-The appointment
of William Dunkelberger. of Tamaqua,
as Warden of the county jail was con-
firmed by the Court this morning and Mr..
Dunkelberger was sworn in at once. The
Republican Office is in mourning. Among
the many Republicans and Democrats of
Tamaqua who signed strong petition
asking for the confirmation were Harry
Weldy, II. X. Aurand, Capt. William b.
Allabach, Hon. Wallace Guss, h. j. Fry,
and Daniel Shepp, one Of the best known
and wealthy Democrats in the county.
The petition was an excellent recommends
alton of Mr.. Dunkelberger from his own
home.
Owen Conrey, the Butler township poll
tiCian who was convicted of assault and
battery at the last term Of criminal court,
was to-day sentenced to serve six months
imprisonment and pay S25 fine and costs
The report of j. r. Coyle, ESD. as
auditor of the John IL, Evans estate. was
presented to court to-day by $. c. NJ.
Hollopeter, Esq, and confirmed.
The report of j. r. Coyle, Esq, as
auditor of the estate of Mary Joyce, was
presented to court this morning by NJ. NJ.
Burke, Esq, and ordered filed.
NJ. NJ. Burke, Esq, came down from
shenandoah to-day with bail in the sum
| of $500 for John Koneif, the man who was
arrested at Shamokin last week for rob
berries committed at St Clair The bail
was entered before Justice Williams, at
| Shenandoah. Mr. Burke declined to give
the name of the bondsmau. The lawyer
and the prisoners mother went over &c
the Jail and secured konetf's release until
his trial comes up at the May term OF
court.
In the case of Sunday against Dietrich
the court to-day handed down decision
granting new trial
A rule for a feigned issue was granted
| to-day in the case of Wright against
Coslett. This issue is asked for to deter
mine the title to the leasehold property al
! the northwest corner of Main and Oal
| streets, Shenandoah. Wright wants {,
| apply it to the payment of a claim he ha,
against Coslett, but the latter's sister in
| law, Mrs Margaret Green, claims the
property.
| In the case of the Lauer Brewing Com
pany against William Shugars, of Shen
andoah, an affidavit was presented to tn,
court to-day, asking for a rule to open thu
| Judgment.
A deed from Thomas C. Waters It
Louis Goldin, for property on East Iloy,
| street, Shenandoah, was filed in the Re
COrder's Office to-day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-02
PENCIL POINTS.

The only busy men in town at present
are the carpenters, painters and paper
hangers.
The annual congregational meeting of
the Presbyterian church of town will be
held this evening
The young folks connected with the
Presbyterian church will give a social
and literary entertainment in the chapel
on Friday evening at So'clock. No charge
for admission
Billy Campbell, manager of the "Shut
Up" comedy company, has returned
from Shenandoah where he made arrange
ments for the presentation of laughable
farce comedy when the II. a. b. State
convention will be held at that place in
the near future. So says the Shamokin
Herald.
The SHENANDOAH HERALD has won its
suit against that borough for a bill
claimed by the Council to be excessive.
The newspaper asked the same price for
its work as was and is being paid the
state over, and the verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff for principal and interest to
date, was just one.-Mt. Carmel Item.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-02

A. j. Kabold, a West Coal street
butcher, and a companion, We're thrown
from a wagon and slightly injured this
afternoon They We're driving rapidly
down Coal street, near Kohinoor colliery,
one side of the vehicle into the air and
throwing the occupants to the ground.
The horse continued on its way and
Kabold, holding on to the lines, was
dragged several yards over the rocky road
before the animal could be stopped.
Neither of the men suffered much injury
but their clothing was torn and the
wagon wheels and shafts were damaged
beyond repair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-02
Little Johnny Doogan, ~ prince of Irish
ballads, by phonograph at McElhenny' S.
Patlence Played ont.

Andrew and Martin Kellots have been
put under bail by Justice Toomey for
trial on a charge of assault and battery
preferred by Andrew Sremick. 1t appears
that the defendants are boarders at the
latter's house. Stremick returned to his
home drunk, and the Kellots tried to
persuade him to 90 TO bed, but he would
not do so. The Kellots persisted and
finally their patience gave way to eXas-
peration and they beat the boarding boss,
the suit resulting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-02
Pansencers shaken ul

There was some excitement at the
Lehigh Valley depot this morning, which
was occasioned by the rear end of one
train backing into the rear end of an
other. The train due here at S:52 from
Mahanoy City was at the depot taking on
passengers for Ashland, when the train
scheduled to leave for Pottsville backed
up on the same track and its rear car
crashed into the hind car of the Ashland
train. Passengers on both trains were
pretty badly shaken and 7. r. Beddall,
Esq was thrown over a seat, but nobody
complained of injury Conductor Sig
fried, of the PottsYille train, said he
signaled his engineer to stop and the
engineer said the brakes wouldn't work
The damage was limited to the breaking
of drawhead of the front car in the
Ashland train This car was side-tracked
and another substituted. There was but
slight delay to traffic
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-02

Rettig &, Sons celebrated book beer is
now ready and on tap at all the leading
hotels and restaurants in Shenandoah
and vicinity. This is no counterfeit,
but the genuine book beer, and is
acknowledged to be the finest brew now
on the market. All orders left at 100 South
Main street will receive prompt attention.
4-l-6t. SOLOMON HAAR, Agt.