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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24
Literally Driven TO Rebel.

Philadelphia Times: 1T will hardly bt
disputed that no people have had greater
provocat.on to rebellion than the citizens
of Cuba. They have been oppressed
robbed. punished without law. and prop.
erty and life made unsafe by the exact!ons
of SPAIN"
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An Impor,nut consideration.

Chicago ID spatch: ''lf President Cleve-
land names a kentucky man for fish COM
missioner he may rest assured that the
bait question WI be settled scientific
al!y"
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Coroner.

. For Coroner.
SAMUEL Z. LONGSTREET, NJ. d.
of Scranton.
For Surveyor.
EDMUND A. BARTL, Of Scranton.
Election day. Nov. 5.
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Says the Free Press: at looks to us
as If this might be good year for the
Democracy in Lackawanna county"
Look again, neighbor; look again.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24
Ooof Thinning AEo solpeRIge

VANS PXTENT PAfNT. which esoasiss0
OF ingredients wsll-known to Ill. It can b
rSofs, also to brick dWsiinSs, which viii
prevent sbeOlutely any crumbllng, crack.
Ing or breaking Of the brick. Il win out.
last M timing of any kind By many yecna
ef the cost Of timing. 4 sold By the ~
:, ,ESSsS HEHSSSDss ;S;rs5:Ss: ssasn q y yns.A q
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24

from an uncomfortable temper and
from a wish to be rid of her that he
may marry another. But the total of
these crimes would be Insignificant
were the other causes eliminated.
''If we add TO the sum of these actual
murders the awful personal abuse un-
dergone by thousands of women. hav-
ing its root In the twin vices men,
toned. we should have a record Of ap-
palling b.ackness. And yet thousands
to the power OF the vices whose only
logical end is violence and death. SO
much for the causes of the reign of ter
ror among the helpless. Is there a
remedy? The powers that make for
righteousness must first be made aware
of the extent of the wrong doing. To
this end a full discussion of the facts
is necessary. by press and pulpit, by
numerous clubs and by all who can
speak the word of power. Next, close
study of causes. by all Intelligent peo-
pie. Next, the more adequate punish
ment of all crimes against women. by
judges and jurles. a little examina-
tion of this subject will be a cause of
| establishment and dismay 10 most in
quiring minds. After that. more CON
tinuous and effective effort along all
the old lines of educational and refor-
matory work. with perhaps a few new
t,h ha h,
investigation may evolve.
"If We would but give over fitting
At w:ndmil,s Ike Dom QuiXG.e-of
lighting extinct Solons--of discussing
at such great length the most foolish
| questions of the hour, we might have
| time and strength to plan II new cru
sade for the rescue of the innocent
and the helpless, whose blood Is crying
to us from the ground. With the
! shrieks of these 1000 murdered women
| in our ears, we can i'll bear to see the
| columns of imbecility given every day
To the new woman. As the papers de-
scribe her she seems to us to be
Neither man nor woman,
Neither brute nor human,
| But being of mans imagination all
eai nestness to see the space given to
such vaporings used TO help on the real
protection and advancement of wo-
men.
chivalry. Let the new knight be
| pledged not to the help of beautiful
maidens alone. but to the succor of
defenseless women everywhere from
| violence and DEATH"
The question as to whether Cover
nor McKinley's friends in this state
| were with" or against" Senator Quay
in his recent campaign for state chair
man is being discussed with some fer
vor by certain contemporaries. And
yet that is irrelevant to the more i'm
portant question of Governor Mckin-
leys fitness. We believe that Senator
| Quay is too big a Republican to dole
out his national favors by the small
rule which obtains in factional. war
fare.
1t has taken considerable time and a
great deal of money to teach certain
interests the apparently simple lesson
that true prosperity cannot be expected
from artificial conditions in the coal
trade which involve the sale of coal at
a loss. But If it shall be well learned,
the knowledge will be worth its price.
Senator Quay's reported distrust of
the spell-binding method of electioneer-
ing suggests that he properly appre-
ciates printers ink.
|
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24
Growing Moro Obnoxiuus.

Cleveland World: '"The saloon power is
growing more and more obnoxious every
year, and the more It tries to influence
politics the more intolerable II becomes.
1t is provoking the resentment which the
slave power aroused. and like the slave
the more certain 1t Is to be overthrown."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Judges Of III,

For Judges Of tho superior Court;
CHARLES +. RICE. of l.uzerne.
T.. y. WILLARD, of Lackawanna'
HOWARD j. REEDER of Northampton
JAMES A. BEAVER, of Center.
JOHN J. WICKHAM, of BEAVER.
GEORGE B. ORLADY. of Huntington.
Tor state Treasurer:
BENJAMIN J. HAYWOOD, OF Mercer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24

There are many who think that an
honest reconciliation between Gov
ernor Hastings and Senator Quay, if
K should occur, would easily carry with
1t the possibility of the formers nom
ination for president. We do not see
why this should be deemed improbable.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24

Thomas c. Platt could probably sur
vive the defeat of Warner Miller's plat
form in New York this fall.
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Trus lin This Wsy. roo.

F1ttston Gazette: 1.-THE criminals Of
Luzerne have too long enjoyed the lem
that the reaction has set In. The convic-
tons found last week. ana the heavy SEN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24

AS for Mccarthy, though his corpse
be cold, his soul goes marching on.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24

1t has taken considerable time and a
interests the apparently simple lesson
that true prosperity cannot be expected
from artificial conditions in the coal
trade which involve the sale of coal at
a loss. But If it shall be well learned,
the knowledge will be worth its price.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24

Senator Quay's reported distrust of
the spell-binding method of electioneer-
ing suggests that he properly appre-
CiateS printers ink.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24

sufIRlD A. TIE PosrovToI At SCRANTON. PA. As
0DocNpoLAss MAIL NArrER
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Personal Events.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bosch, Of Phila-
delphia, the guests OF the Misses Flem-
ing, returned home laat evening
Miss Bessie Wilson, OF South Fourth
street, is entertaining Miss Sallls
Watson, OF Dover
Clerk George II. Rennie, Of the Della
ware Iron Works. Is still indispoaed at
his home on Front street
John Dsllin Is home on a visit to his
mother johnnie is messenger ia the
Government Printing Office at Wash
ington.
Miss Alice Jemison, OF Washington, is
in the city on visit TO relatives. She is
the daughter Of E. h. Jemlson, formerly
Of this city.
Miss Eta Guest, Of Salem, N is
In the city en- visit to Miss Anna
Mohlen
Mrs w. A Davidson aud Misses Irene
and Bernice Davidson, Of Delaware City
have returned home after pleasant
visit to Mrs }. b. Manlove
The Misses Spottswood and Mrs Nesbit
left home yesterday for tour Of Europe,
the principal objective peint being Paris
They sailed from New York this morning
on a Cunardar.
Rev. and Mrs Beattie Wylle started
for their European trip yesterday morn
ing joining Rev. w. r. Lewis at VIII
mington They will remain abroad until
September
Miss Bessie Allen, Of Wilmington, has
been visiting friends here
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
FXCITEHENT IS STILL FIFE.

Town OF Denton Full OF Gossip over the
Price Lynohing- Lawyer TayIor's Criti-
cisms Of the sherin state Attorney
Jump Explains.
DENTON, Md. July 6 1t was earnestly
hoped that there would be q breathing
spell from excitement and great gossip
after the body OF Marshall Il Price was
placed beneath the sod, but such is not
the case. Yesterday discussion of the
case seemed as lively as before Price was
lynched. Everybody was quick TO express
his views, either condemning or taoitly
endorsing the lynching by saying
nothing.
The friends Of law aud order have all
the law and the bulk Of the argument on
their side, and In many cases lose their
temper when condemping what they
claim was an unwarranted procedure,
and which must inevitably bring upon
the good reputation OF our county as
law-abiding e)mmunity stigma which
will require years to blot out.
Il was said by Joseph Price. father Of
Marshall Price. when he reached town
the morning after the lynching, that his
son died lighting, aud that he would do
the same unless all the lynchers were
punished for their unlawful act. The
whole atmosphere seems now charged
with such a spirit and from tha war Of
words going on between sheriff Berry
ard MlllRrd f. Taylor, one Of Prics's
counsel, It is difficult to tell Just how,
when or where the case will finally end
The sheriff received letter last night
from Mr. Taylor, accusing him Of dere-
/ liction Of duty tn violent language. The
sheriff Is thoroughly aroused, and says
he will 60 to the full extent OF the law
TO make Taylor suffer for the attack
HeTsey Black and another negro by the
name OF Brown, escaped from tho Jail
last night and the sheriff Is unable to
hnd any traces of them. On the night Of
the lynching the door to their cell
was weakened by some blows dealt BY
the lynchsrs through mistake, thinking
at hrst it was Prices cell The damage
was repaired the following day and the
cell was thought to be safe The Jail Is
now without a prisoner, The cells are
being thoroughly repaired while Deputy
Roe is trying TO recover the missing
prisoners
States Attorney Jump says: An in
correct conclusion may bs drawn from
my statement as published July Ii
answer to the reporters inquiry as e
what led to the lynching Of Marshall e
Price, among other things / said thai
many good and orderly citizens had I'M
Intentionally encouraged it by indiscree
expressions, but that / would not speaI
hsrshly Of them The remark did no
embrace the active participants, nor wa
1t intended to embrace them.
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
THE MY. MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL sTRBBT NEWS

Stocks Active with the Exception Of
Chicago Gas, which Was Raided-Ru-
mored Resignation Of President Lincoln
Deuied-whiskey Trust Takes Another
spurt-Coal Stocks sluggIsh.
Special Dispatch Evening journal.
NEW YoBK, July -12 m Stocks
were active and stronger at the opening
with the exception Of Chicago Gas which
was raided on a misguiding report affect
ing the financial condition OF the com
pany.
The rumored resignation OF President
Lincoln was denied, but 1t is unde stood
that the directors will shortly inform
the stockholders that dividends will
have 10 be suspended for year to
liquidste the aOsting debt and to provide
for construction outlay.
The buyiug Of Sugar was chiefly by
representative commission houses ana the
short interest was considerably reduced
The white pool sold stock at the ad
vance which explained the reactionarY
tendency In the final dealings
Allnhe Changers were inactive but
firm, although Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy was bought for new account on
the superb prospects FOR phenomenal
corn crop.
The room traders took profits In north
west and speculation seems to have died
ont for the moment ia Rock Island.
The Wbisksy Trust took another squirt
on the excellent showing made by the
receivers and or brisk demand to cover
shorts by the 0Esenhut party.
All the distillerlss at Peoria have been
closed to permit the trust TO distribute
surplus stocks.
The coal stocks were sluggish but
there was some good buying Of Reading 6
for Philadelphia account
Realizations Of profits checked the
advance in Colorado Fuel and Iron, but
Missouri, Kansas and Texas preferred
and New England were higher on poo
manipulation.
Weekly imports of dry goods art
general merchandise aggregated 81. 529
787, against 81, sS9. 435 for corresponding IL
week last year
Foreign exchange was strong at til
highest figure Of the season.
Money WAS to II per cent
The bank statement showed loss o
81 052 295 in surplus reserve and thi
banks now hold $50, l73 700 above lega
requirements.
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
MORE ABOUT ANNIE MOORE.

The Northbrook Girl is Believed to Be
Alive, and Only Left TO Avoid Un-
pleasantnesss
Nothing has ever been heard of the
whereabouts Of Miss Annie Moore of
Northbrook. who was last seen in this
city early last Fall and has been described
to the police in nearly every eastern city
by her relatives and friends.
The theorysthst Miss Moore met iwith
foul play or WAS spirited away fer evil
purposes Is not believed now for some
thing would have been heard surely
before this late day. II Is generally
believed around her home that Miss
Moore, fearing pendinP'unpleassntness In
the family, merely left home. changed
her name and began to shift for herself
at dress making end sewing in one Of the
large cities
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Eathar ott.n Trnnsfnr.

Rev George OF assumes charge
Of the Newark Catholic parish to-
morrow. He was transferred to
Newark from Chestertown Md,
where he had many friends He was s
schoolmate of William NJ Byrne, Of this
city, ana the warm friendship arising
,from that association has never been
broken Commenting upon Father Otis
departure Chestertown paper has the
following:
1T Is with genains regret that he
transfer Of Father OFT will be learned
throughout the comfy. 1t is safe to
say that no priest who has ever been
stationed in Kent has so endeared him
self to the entire people irrespective Of
creed always pleasant, always the
cultured gentleman, and always the
devoted and earnest but at tho same
time liberal champion of his church, he
has won and Will continue to held the
entire confidence and respect OF ali who
know him. ="
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
BRUIN ON A SPREE.
An Escaped Hear scarcs Schoolgirls and
Fights Cows.

DECKERTowN, n. u, July Ga per
forming bear escaped from his owner, and
the next Gay put ia an appearance in the
yard Of the Young Ladies' seminary AZ
Pompton Lake. Al cow prepared 70 give
battle, and in the fight which followed
the COWS hide was badly torn. The beal
escaped injury
II subsequently chased Mrs. De Miles
coachman half mile. William Winters
nearly stepped on it Tuesday night The
heast knocked a lantern out Of his hand,
but Winters escaped any further expert.
once by running, Bruin is now believed
20 be in the Ramapo mountains
Evening journal., 1895-07-06

The grand lodge officers installed the
nswly-elected officers Of Milford Lodge
No IL. A. O u. w, last night On
next Wednesday night they will install
those of Delaware Lodge No. 5, OF this
city, and those Of Wilmington Lodge No
l, on Thursday night Grand Mater
Workman G B. Prettyman. Of Dover.
will be here in person WilmingtoE
Lodge Is making great preparations TO
give him royal reception.
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Kennedy school BnIs Approved.

HARRISBURG, July 6.-Governor Hast
ings viii today dispose Of all the remain
ing measures left with him by the legisla
ture. lie got rid Of a large number OF inn.
portant appropriation bills last night
many Of which have been disapproved Of
because Of the falling off in the state reve.
nues. The Kennedy school bills, which
completely revolutionize the school sys.
TENS Of Pittsburg and Allegheny, are ap
praNnd
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Cnn,lot 80 III ! l.narh.

CoACoRD, Mass, July 6- Considerable
excitement was caused at the rcformatory
by an attempt On the part Of convict
named Lynch to brain Officer Joyce of the
institution with a chair rocker Whom
lynch attacked him, officer Joyce drew
his pistol and fired in self defense, wound
inn Lynch
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Notlee.

This Saturday evening thsra will bs
speaking on the Single Tax az the
following places: New Castle, Delaware
City, Middetown, Marshsllton, Rockford,
Newport, Hookessln, Newark and VII
mington. The Wilmington meetings
will be- held at Fourth aud Market and
Twenty second and Market On Sunday
the moral side OF the Single Tax will be
discussed At Rosendale Park at 2 30 p.
M All are in vited
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Three Biz AttraotIons To-niEht.

All the big displays of fireworks
which were postponed from the Fourth
Of Jnly--st New Castle, Elsmere and
Go don Heights-will be touched OF to-
night and will be well worth seeing. A
special train leaves New Castle to-night
at II o'clock, Immediately after the
display The FIRE works will bs entirely
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Monday Instead Of "wednesday.

Chancellor Woleott has sent word to
the solicitors Interested in the case Of
the De sup aud MooreSPsper Companies.
the Ford Morocco Company that hs will
be here on Monday. instead Of Wednes-
day, to render his decision.
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
a 600 Investment.

On Monday, July ssh, the Farmers
Market. No s27 King street, viii bs sold
at the Court House This building Is
fitted up in irst-class style FOR market
purposes and the sale affords an oppor Il
tunity for a good investment Ia a proper.
'ty that cannot fail to bring \ large
revenue to It's owner
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
rrnllox Car Accident.

B0sToN, July 6.-An inward hound eleo.
trio car on the Lynn and Boston Street
railway jumped the track on Warrior
bridge and crashed into post The cai
was partially wrecked, and Mrs Carrie
West II chelsea, a passenger, was serious.
" injured about the back. Other passen,
gers received a severe shaking up.
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Tollows tha rwIllpht.

A colored organ to be known as the
Afro American Citizen will be Issued in
this city on July l3. Isaac W. Howard,
A b., will ke editor and Richard d.
Weeks A b., business manager. It's
motto Is 'Of the race, for the race and
by the race
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Inoldanta nf the nnx.

Mrs Mary Guilfoil, New Castle
woman Of four score years, died near
Farnhurst and was buried from Under
taker Clswell's this morning, services
being held in st. Peters Church at 8
o'clock. lnterment was made st New
Cathedral Cemetery, Wilmington.
Should the weather continue so cool,
damp and raw. the pier service csnnot be
held tomorrow evening, but the same
service will begin in the NJ Il. Church at
6 80
Sacramental services will be conducted
at the N e. Church to- morrow morning.
A gas lighted buoy WAS yesterday
placed at the turning point in the Blight
OF New Castle, BY the Light House
Board
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Temperance People Raliyipc.

Friends Of temperance and the prohi-
bitiOn movement are holding a rally to :
day at Shellpot Park. At o'clock this
afternoon Volney B. Cushing, Of
Bangor, Maine will deliver an
oration oa the subject Under Which
Flag2' Qaincy Lee Morrow. OF Snow
Hin Nd will speak TO night and Mr.
and Mrs O. C Bsveridge, OF Freemon'
Neb., will sing
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Ola pny and Nlrht stndsnts

Will want to return to Goldey College,
Eighth and Market streets, to get the
new Business Practice from the Start
work to be introduced IN September
Learn more in week than by the old
text book method in a month. Send for
the free catalogue. explaining.
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
Passed From hand 10 Hand

House No o26. Grubb Place, has gone
through a juggling process Of transfer
under the direction Of Thomas r
Bay ard Jr Hugo Giehler and vile
transferred it TO Charles Schnurrer aud
wife; Schaurrer and wife transferred It
TO Hedwig Giehler aud husband, and
they, in turn, passed 1t on TO Jacob
Maiehle
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
nIr. Hartr,s Lnst Dar.

Prothsnotsry Peter A. Horty's term
expires at midnight. Victor B. Woolley,
his successor. win assume charge on
Monday morning He will not bend
until at the September term Of the
Supeficf Court.
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
had to Include Them All.

West Chester girl visiting here on
Thursday said "Well the feature of
that parade Is those three handsome
mArshals who are mounted"
(which do you mean. the blue coats or
civillansi" asked her New Castle escort.
Three policemen gallantly rode big and
spirited chargers
Pardon me, Messrs. Policemen, said
the fair visitor, 'l'll have to include the
entire half dozen.
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
81. Helens oIeared To. dar.

The British steamship st. Helens,
Captain LuckhSm, cleared TO day for
Rouen, France, with l 5l7 296 gallons
crude petroleum valued at $50, S35.
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
some JuIy 4 Aftermath.

Assistant Msrshal James Nowland
collected over $50 In small contributions
There vas not drunk OF a fight on the
streets all day on Thursday. the order
and department being as good as q Sun
day schools.
One Marshallton woman lost q gold
watch and chain near the Battery Park
grand stand An honest boy found II,
carried 1t home and when 1t WAS reported d
lost he Immediately returned It to the
stand and was rewarded with a crisp SO
bill.
Evening journal., 1895-07-06
EmnItlamen on ! nIrer Jaunt

Company r. First Infantry. arrived
home ct 10 o'clock last night from an
excursion TO Woodland Beach, where
they went for target prlctice on the
Laura B. river tugboat OF the w. 4 n.
Company. The company WAS in com
maDd of Captain Rogers and Lieutenants
Booth and Hammers The militiamen
spent quiet day at the beach. rain