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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14

They that on glorious ancestors en-
large produce their debt, instead Of
their discharge.-Young.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14

Obedience is not truly performed by
the body If the heart Is dissatisfied.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14

FITS.-All Fits stopped free by DIR. Klines Great
Nerve Rostorer. No Fits after first days use Mar
yelous Treatise and & 90 trial bottle free to
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14
fHf1ysE9l


Mr.. A. p. st. John, q citizen Of
Oregon, Wisconsin, in an interview
had with d. E. Williams, of the
Oregon Observer, on the 9th day
Of May, 1895, said: For long time
have been more or less troubled
with dyspepsia. Having considera-
BILE hard work to do, If followed
the cravings Of my appetite 1t was
sure to result In those terrible
distressing pains of the stomach.
When In the most agony would
endeavor to obtain partial relief
by some grandmother treatment
which, If Of any benefit, was to
strengthen the imagination that
the distress was a trifie less. At
times ] have suffered intensely.
While visiting my sister Cora was
recommended to try Ripans
Tabules, which l soon discovered
were a blessing to mankind. Now
! am never without them, and am
pleased to recommend them cs
Godsend to those troubled with
dyspepsia"
Ripans Tabulcs are sold by druggists or BY mall 4
DriCa 40 cents Iha Rtnaua sar,,l
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
is, unquestionably, the best preventative
of the hair. 1t is also curative of dan
druff, letter, and all scalp affections.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14
PROOF IS POSITIVE
THAT LYDIA E. PINKHAM,S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Is Daily Curing Backache, Dizziness,
Faintness, Irregularity, and all Fe-
male Complaints.

'tsrEcrAL TO OUR LADY REApERa1
Intelligent women no longer doubt the
value of Lydia e. Pinkhdm's Vegetable
Compound. 1t speedily relieves irregu.
iarity, suppressed or painful menstrual
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14

In great many cases of Asthma, Piso 8
Cure for Consumption will give relief that
Is almost equal to a cure. % cents.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14

Mrs. Winslow'e SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethtng; softens the gums, reduces Inflammation.
sllays pain. cures wind collie. q cents bottle
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14
Atlanta and the South.

Ignorance is less removed from the
truth that prejudice.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14

Ripans Tabuns are sold by druggists or By mall n
the price $50 cents box) is sent The Rpans themi.
cal Company, No 10 Spruce Street. New York sample
vial, 10 cents
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14
Hoods SarsapariIIa

for two months l was restored to my for
mer good health and feel like a different
person. AS blood purifier think Hoods
Sarsaparilla has no equal" CHARLES l..
CoCKELREAs, Irving, Illinois.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14
1t Is a Pleasure

TO recommend Hoods Sarsaparilia to all
AFFLICTED with blood or skin diseases. My
blood was out Of order, and suffered for
years from psoriasis. tried several rem
edies without benefit. After taking
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13
AGAINST FREE SILVER.

Tho Administration Wiii lIond tho Cam.
paiEn Against 1t In tho Democratic
Party.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 12.-It is
now certain that several mombcri OF
tho administration will tako proml.
mont part In tho political campaigns
over tho money question that will bc
carried on in diflorcnt statos. Tho invita-.
ton OF tho Chicago business men to
President Cleveland asking him 10
mako an address in that city on tho
subject Of currency has been followed
by intimations from othor places to the
cilect that mombors OF tho cabinet wero
wanted to mako similar addresses, In
order that tho position OF tho admins.
tration may DO placed upon tho cUun-
try in most forcible way. Tho Prosi-
dent has not yet answered tho Chicago
invitation. but II he Gnds II impossible
to 20. 1t is expected that ho will decline
In a letter expressing clearly his views
on tho subject OF money.
Tho campaign within tho Democratic
party against the FREQ coinage move.
lnent will no doubt take its keynote
from tho Presidents letter and tho
speeches which may be made by mom-
bers OF the cabinet. The campaign will
be directed against tho FREQ coinage Of
silver at IL to |. and the assertion will
be made that such coinage would moan
silver monometallism and would be dis.
astrous to the business interosts OF tho
country. great and small. and extend to
every class and condition. no matte. in
what pursuit. engaged.
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NEw YoEK, April 12.-Amons tho
passengers who arrived on tho Colum-
bian line steamer Alliance from Colon
to-day was Horny Wilson, q Liverpool
merchant, who has been in Peru for tha
past eight years. NJ
Mr.. Wilson told a graphic story Of the
fighting in Peru during March, aud
described in vivid torma the fight bo-
tween the Montoneras and the governs
ment troop, which resulted in the
death Of 5000 people by fire.
Tho real cause OF the revolution in
Peru, as Mr.. Wilson understands, 10 the
effort made by Caceras, who was prasi-
dent for one term, to gain control OF the
nation by buying out Vice. Preside Mt
SAILOR on the death Of President Berm.o-
das.
The fight in which 30 many soldiers
and insurgents were killed began at 8
o'clock in tho afternoon Of March II,
when tho Montoneras, under cover Of
tho fog, took possession OF Plerola. All
tho telegraph wires connecting with tho
city were cut, and the railroads leading
into it wero blocked. 5
The insurgents then went to Callao
and took up position il the middle of
the city near the public plaza. In the
fight during the day which followed in
the city, 1000 men were killed, equally
divided between the two armies. In
addition to this about 1000 people were
killed by the fire. which all but wiped
the city out OF existence. n
These bodies were allowed to remain
in the streets for three days and then
the stencil became so fearful and sick
ness spread so rapidly, truce was de-
clared between the two parties until
they could be buried. The truce was
agreed upon to las. until the dead bod.
los could be buried.
At the time the party of which Mr..
Wilson is member left Peru, 1880 out
OF the thousands OF men and women
killed had been buried. They left there
on March &c.
During all the time tho fight was in
progress between the government sols
diers aud the insurgents all commune
cation between Callao and Lima, which
is eight miles distant, was cut off with
the exception OF one time when an iron
bound car manned by soldiers fought ita
way from Callao to Lima, killing scores
OF insurgents in its passage.
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THE ELLHANGEt, MURDER.
Sensational Phases That viii Make 1t n
Celebrated Case

Sensational Phases That viii Make 1t n
Celebrated Case
CEowX PoISr, I'D, April l2.-What
at first appeared to be rather ordinary
and buncling murder committed by 4
drunken husband, at Crown Point, Ind,
promises to develop into sensational
aud peculiar case. Instead OF being a
practically unknown Bohemian woman,
the victim turns out to be the sister-in.
law OF cS-County Commiouer Michael
Wasscrman, OF Chicago, and the wife
undivorced-of about three more. Her
husband, it is thought, is either a iugi.
tive from justice or has himself been
murdered, while the woman's two broth
ers are locked up, practically charged
with melting the husband TO murder
their sister.
A letter written by Ralph Bechtel, OF
Philadelphia, was found near the body
OF the murdered woman. The writer
(Bechtcl) reveals that tho woman has
been married. twice before aud oilers 10
help her in case she should got into
trouble over her marriages, first to n
Mr.. Gregg aud thon to Elwanger.
There nro plenty OF people who be-
lieve that tho missing husband. Otto
Ellwangcr. did no: murder his wife and
Us many moro who think he himself
has been murdered. He bears tho char
acter Of particularly peaceablo man.
There aro evidences that moro men
than one went to tho EIlwauger farm
Tuesday morning.
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ShTURN'S RING.


Professor Kcclor Discovers That It ID
Made Up OF Small Satellites.
PITrsBUEGu, Pa, April u. - Prot.
James E. keeIer. Of the Allegheny con-
servatory, has made the important dis
covery, which for tho first time Is posi-
lively demonstrated, that the ring Of
Saturn is made up OF iuuumerable small
bodies OF satellites, and that they do
not rerolye at tho same rate OF speed
about the planet.
Prof. keeler has obtained direct proof
OF this by means OF tho spectroscope.
BY we'll known principle, line in
the spectrum OF heavenly body is dis
placed toward the violet ii the body 10
approaching tho earth, and toward the
red ii tho body is receding. II the
image OF Saturn formed by telescope
is brought up on the slit OF spec
troscope and kept accurately in
position for sufficient length
OF time (about two hours) the
spectra OF tho planet and tho two oppo-
site sides OF the ring can bo separately
photographed on the same plato. The
motions OF tho different parts OF Saturn
can then bo determined from tho dis.
placements OF tho lines. From such
photographs taken by Prof. koeler, it
hns becn found that the inner edge Of
tho ring moves faster than the outer
edge, as it must il tho ring is made up
OF small sa,cllitos. II tho ring revolved
rs whole tho outer cdgo would move
faster than the inner edge.
Tho motions OF the different parts OF
tho ring, in miles per second, can only
bc given after the photographs have
been accurately measured undor the
microscope. This will be done by Prof.
kccler rs soon "a possible.
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PENNSYLVANIA FINANCES.

Revenues Fall on Two Millions In Two
isnrs-t Scaling OF Appropriations.
HAERIsBtRG, Pa. April ia confer
ence to take into consideration state
revenues and appropriations for tho
next two years was held last night a.
the executive mansion. There were
present Governor Hastings, Attorney
General Mccormick, State Treasurer
Jackson, Secretary OF the Common
wealth Resder, LieLtenaut.Governor
lvon. Senator Thomas, CHARM an
Speaker Walton and Mr.. Marshall, OF
the house appropriations committee.
State Treasurer Jackson submitted
statement showing that during TIE last
two years tho revonues had fallen of
over 100000. With tho money on
hand and the estimates OF the reyenuc
the appropriations for the next Two
years will have to be cut ten per cent
1t was agreed by the conference
to reduce tho school appropriation
$4,000 annually and not to
hold brigade encampments OF the
national guards this year. 1t was also
decided topare down all expenses OF the
states penal and charitable institutions
and stop the erection OF now bu ildincs
or the enlargement OF those in use.
With these proposed reductions the
conference thinks about 81, 400, 900 could
be secured for tho two hundred private
hospitals and charities asking state aid.
Otherwise thoy will no. got cent, as
under no circumstances will Governor
Hastings agree that tho legislature e1-
ceedcd tina estimated revenues in grant
ing appropriations.
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Sr. Louis. No., April l2.-At 3 o'clock
this aitcrnoon the dcad bodies OF man
and woman were found lying side By
side on Jacob DuTs farm, fow milcs
west OF tho city on tho Alton road. The
throats were cut and their faces stained
with blood. BY the side OF the man was
a revolver. At his feet was 4 box label
cd rat posion.
The woman hat, crushed and broken,
lay on tho ground. Pinned to ribbon
was this note:
"ArRlL Q.
"Wc havo both decided to die toge,h-
or. and II one or tho other should hap
pen to recover the other shall not be
held responsible for tho deed. We both
arc going to take poison, aud l will do
tho shooting. Wo are not doing this on
account OF any love affair, but simply
because We don't want to live any long
er. This is all we have 10 say aud hope
there will be no trouble. We remain
as ever Yours truly,
MR LOUIS FRANK,
1884 Cherokee street.
"Miss KATE KoLL"
Frank was carpenter and Miss kolb
was country girl. They had been on.
gagged for ovcr year. Examination re.
vealed that both had been shot Just
above the heart. There was trace OF
poison on the lips OF both. They had
taken no chance OF surviving. After
swallowing the poison they had cashed
thcir throats with the sharp edge Of a
clasp knife and Frank finished by fir.
ing bullet into the girls breast. He
ended his own lifo iu tho same manner.
Kate kolb lived at 1887 Cherokee
street. She and Frank left homo to.
gether last Wednesday. The girl lci,
a note saying they were going to kill
themselves and ascribos love as the
cause.
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FiNDhAS OH MEN
l" nn Excited state OF oilnd-nave tho
Laugh on tho standard.

III au Excited state OF SIlnd-uave tho
Laugh on tho standard.
FisDLAY, Ono. April l2.-oil pro-
ducers OF this region. which is tho mos.
active part. OF tho Ohio petroleum field,
arc In an excited state OF mind over tho
rapid rise in prices. They predict that
tho Standard will soon DO paying 81 for
tho stui! they condomned az worth
only 10 cents barrel a few years ago.
The announcement was made at tho
Office OF tho Buckeye pipo line this
morning that tho prices for the day
would bo 81 o. and ST 05 for the two
grades OF Lima. From all that can DO
learned, tho producers in tho Lima field
have an abundance OF oil in their tanks.
but arc declining to sell. evidently on
the belief that tho top notch has not
bocn roachcd in prices. While aotnc OF
tho oil producers regard the jump in
prices with suspicion, OF which possibly
schemes OF the Standard arc tho basis.
others believe there is an actual oil
famine In sight.
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relcaaod from tho workhousc, nnd who
was convicted Of murder in tho frat
docreu.
Charlie, 0'Brion, his attorney. will 20
boiore tho pardon board Wednesday
noxt. lilo hna otTllayi,s from Drs. Q. G..
Wiley aud Samuel Ayers, tho two best
insanity experts in this part OF tho
state, who say that tho Keelcy trcat.
mont frequently produces insanity and
aomotimos death They say thorc arc
cases Of insanity on record caused by
tho Keoloy cure. Tho cause OF 1t. they
say, Is tho use OF a.rophia and sttych-
nine. which, undor certain conditions,
havo dotorious oiloCt on the brain and
nerves. Atrophinc insanity 10 common
in France whore tho drug is uled no Il
atimulant.
W0rlIng took two coursos Of tho treat
mert inside OF SIX months boioro com.
mitting tho murder.
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MADGE YORIiE'S MURDER.

TIL" Coroncr's Jury Holds Gentry to
Await tho Action of tho Grand Jury.
PnILADELPnIA, April l2.-Dcputv Cor
oner Dugau at noon to-day began tho
ollicia! INQUIRY into tho death OF Mar.
garcs Winiired Dvysdalo (Madse Yorkc),
tho young actress who was shot and
killed by Actor James b. Gentry in
Wei,se's hotel. on the night OF Sunday,
February II, last.
Tho delay in tho holding OF tho in
quest wa, caused by Gontry's illness,
tho consequence OF the injuries sus-
tanned by him in his leap from the rear
fro escape OF tho hotel after tho shoot
ing. and his subsequent attcmp, to
commit suicide during his lonely wan.
derinss through tho snow in Fairmount
park.
Under tho advice OF his counsel, Con.
try did not tos,ify, aud after tho hear
ing OF a nnmber OF witnesses tho iury
rendered this verdict:
"Thc jury find that Margaret W,
Drysdale camo to her death BY vuu
shot wounds received at tho hands O.
james u. Gentry"
Gentry was remanded to prison to
await the action Of the grand Jury.
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TIE WHISKY TRUST.

Its Property to u" sod Under tho Ham,
mar b. Order OF the Court.
CHICAGO. April 1.-The properties OF
the whisky trust will DO sold to the
highest bidder. Judge Showalter, OF
the United States circuit court, in an
order issued to-day. admitted tina. the
trust no longer had legal existence.
Its board OF directors were charged
with having deserted its trus.ce.hip,
that it had no quorum, and n reelection
OF new mcmbers OF the board would not
enable them to re.acquire the property
from tho receiver. The court directed
that the receive. sell tho property.
"and that tho proceeds be distributed
among those entitled thereto" Attor-
neys for the Grecnlus faction and for
tho stockholders consented to the ac-
ito n OF the court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13
TELEGRAeHIC BRIEFS.

Thirty-nine cases OF smallpox arc re-
ported in Shawneetown. Ill.
Fifty farmers from tho far northwest
hato bought farms in North Carolina.
Oue.halt the business portion OF Dor
chester. Wis, was awept by fire. Loss
unknown.
Nelson Calhoun, q negro. who assault.
cd white woman at Corsicana, Texas,
was lynched by n mob after being iden-
titled by his victim.
No lottors or kilograms have boon re.
coived at tho white house asking tho
President to call an extra session OF
Congress TO repeal tho income tax law.
Mrs. Mary kunzshockol, nced twenty.
scvOn yonrs, and her soven-months.old
child, wcro burned to death at Phla.
dolphia by tho explosion OF gasoline
stove.
Tho commissioner OF internal rovouuo
continues to bo dolugcd with kilograms
asking for Information about tho in.
como tax Most OF tho questions haro
boon raised By tho supreme court deci.
sion.
Eighteen servants in tho employ OF
tho Marquis OF Londonderry Mt his resi-.
denco, Mount Stewart, New,ownnrds.
county Down. Ireland, won't into boat
inscXcufsion Thursday OH Lough Strang.
ford, aud were drowned.
]. V. Curry and T. W. Randall, rep.
rosonting Chicago syndicate, are in
Savannah, Ga, negotiating for 100000
acres of land in Montgomery county, on
which colonists from tho west ars to be
settled. 1t Is proposed to locate many
cN.fodcral soldiers and their families
thorc.
City Controller Jacobs, OF Hazlo,on.
Pa. who rocontlY took charge OF tho
oilico, nstouudcd councils yesterday by
informing thom Tint tho books Of
Joseph Salmon. his proiocossor, showed
n deficit Of 10000. While ho thought
that 1t was clerical error. ho would
not assumo charge until tho matter was
adjusted.
John D. Bailey, receiver for George
NJ. lrwin's discretionary pool at Pitts
burgb, sprung n sensation hy announc.
ing that the books which Mr.. Irwin
turned ovor 10 him contain ITO record
Of tho transactions on tho Chicago
board OF trade. in which tho funds OF
tho pool wcrn alleged to havn boon lost.
Tho total amount Of money put Into tho
pool by dopositors was $99.70O, ,0Ol.
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THE CHICaMaUGA FIELD.
Programme Arranged For the opcaInE OF
tho Park.

Programme Arranged For the opciln. OF
tho Park.
WASHINGTON. April l2.-secretary
Lamont has decided upon the main
features OF the official exercises author.
lied by Congress in dedication OF the
Chicamauga and Chattanooga national
military park. The ceremonies will be.
gin on the battlefield OF Chicanauga
September 10, and will comprise tho for.
NAL announcement OF the opening
OF tho park by the war department,
representing the government, two ora
tions bv speakers OF national promi-
nence and the proper military display.
On the following day exercises in con-
tinuation OF the dedication, relating to
the battles OF Lookout mountain and
Missionary Ridge, will oe held at Chat
tauooga with a somewhat similar pro-
gramme.
The secretary will arrange to have all
the armies represented in tho battles
participate in the dedication.
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G. a, II. ENGAsIpMENE.

a Mco.inG of Southern and Northern Gov
crnors Onr OF tho Features
LOUISVILLE, KY, April l2.-Col. john
B. Css,loman. chairman OF tho &. 4. L.
committee on invitation and reception,
has received 4 lcttar troi, Governor
Brown, agreeing to serve on that com.
mit,ee. The only othor members Of tho
committee outside tho city will DO OK.
Governor Buckncr aud Ex-Governor
Knott, Col. Cnstlcman Intends to have
tho governors OF tho southern states
moot tho governors from northern
states hore during tho oncampmcut, aud
for that roa.on deSiros the above gem
tlemen OH the committee.
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PENSION ArromSEYs BARRED
For Fraudulent GonduGt-Ono OF Them n
West Virginia Nan.

For Fraudulent GonduGt-Ono OF Them n
West Virginia Man.
WASHINGTON, April l2.--0rdors waro
isauel at tho interior department to-day
disbarring throe attorneys from practice
boforo tho department. all for violation
Of tho pension laws. Two Of thcm, L.
II. Farrar, OF Rochester, n. Y, and Jor.
omiah Haralson, Of Pine DluI. Ark,
hal already boon convicted in tho courts
and scntanccd to imprisonment aud
lluc for their oiIsnsos.
Thomas ]. Cotton, Of Now Richmond,
W. Va, tho third, it Is alleged. has boon
guilty OF making ialae roprosen tntions
10 porsons who served in state organiza-
tions and Of obtaining tees Tor prUlimi.
nary eSponAcu
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WOOL SHIPPERS
On the Pacific Coast Given n Big Advant
ar,by tho Pan. American Compnnv,

On the Pacific Coast Giveu Big Adyan:.
age by tho Ptn-imeriesn Company.
SAN Francisco, GALA, April l2.-Thc
Paa-American steamship company is
reaching ou. for business from tho
Pacific coast in manner that ia liable
to cause tho railroad companies some
uncasiness. A new rate on wool ship.
mon,s to Boston IRON Portland aud San
Francisco has been announced oi 75c
per 100 pounds on wool compressed IN
bales, As the rato bv rail is 81 50 fos
greasy wool and s. 10 for secured, the
cut by tho steamship company will
make difference to wool shippers.
The rate goes into effect at once.
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Servant Girl Pats lat Poison 10 tho Food
of n FAMILY.
Hickory FLAT, WIS, April lo.-Four
members OF tho family OF Mr.. ]. c. Craw-
ford, merchant and lumberman OF thia
place, wero poisoned with rough on
rats, pu. into the dinner by negro girl,
twelve years Of Hge, who was servant in
tho family.
Yesterday the girl asked Mrs. Craw-
ford what was in tho package, and was
told 1t was poison, and that it would kill
folks. To-day sho tsstod tho matter by
putting about half the box into tho
food prepared for dinner. Mrs. Craw-
ford and Walter, aged sixteen, arc in u
critical condition,