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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-11-04
FArAL swEAr snor r1RE.
Three Bodies Found i'm the Ruins and On
Killed by jumping.

Three Bodies Found i'm the Ruins and One
Killed by Jumping.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Several lives were
lost in fire which started about a. m
yesterday on the second floor of the six
story brick buildings at 7 Pelham street,
owned by We'll & Meyer, and used as a
sweat shop. Three charred and almost un-
recognizable bodies have been taken from
the ruins, and one man who jumped to
save his life from the flames was so injured
that he died in Gouverneur hospital,
whittier he was taken suffering from a
fractured skull The dead are: Jacob
Shapiro, watehman, found in the ruins, 40
years old; Isaac Penson, found in the
ruins; unknown man, found in the ruins
Morris Dirschauer, 40, who jumped from a
second story window. The fire started
from an unknown cause on the second
floor of No. z and quickly spread to three
adjoining buildings, which were all de-
stroyed. The total loss is about $75 900.
The fire caused terror in the thickly
populated neighborhood and people ran
out of their houses into the streets in null
titudes to escape the impending destruc-
ton of their homes, which they feared.
The buildings burned We're filed with
sweat shops and several watchman and
others slept there, How many cannot
be told yet Two of these people were
Dirschauer, who died in Gouyerneur hos
pital and Samuel Ischowitz, janitor of
No. T. They jnmped from windows to
save themselves. Ischowitz is still in the
hospital with both legs broken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-11-04
A Lucky Coaohnan.

TITUsvILLE, Pa, Nov 4--Willialn Sim
mons, of this place, coachman for Hon. w.
H. Andrews, is one of the heirs to an enor-
nous estate in England, known as the
Sands estate. Mr.. Simmons was brother
30 the late Charles Simmons, of this place,
and whose wife, now one of the heirs, still
resides here They are advised by the Brit
ish consul that this Is a genuine case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-11-04
More spanish troops for Cuba.

MADRID, Nov, 4.-The papers state that
85 900 troops win be sent to Cuba forth
with, and additional reinforoements will
be sent as required. Reports received here
are TO the effect that the insurgents con
tinue to burn villages and plantations and
70 attempt TO dynamite the railroads,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-11-04

CLEVELAND, Nov. 4.-Helen Langdorf,
of No Patton street, was burned 60
death yester lay morning and her husband
and children barely escaped from the
house, which was destroyed together with
the house adjoining. The cause of the fire
is unknown, but it is supposed Mrs. Lang
dorf attempted to start the fire with coal
oil, and that an explosion resulted. The
dead body OF the woman was found on a
side porch soon after the family had been
hVoused.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-11-04
READING R. R. SYSTEM
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 4. 1885

Trains leave Shenandoah rs follows:
For New York via Phiiadelphia week days
2 10, 5 25 Z 20 a. m u So . SIS and 5 IS D. n
SUNDAYS 2 10 a. m
For New York via Mauch Chunk week davs
5 25, I 20 a. m II So and 55 D. m
For Reading and Philadelphia week DAYS
10, 25, 20 a. m, p So IS and IS d. IN. sun
days, , 10 a. m.
For pottsyiIe week davs 10 : 20 a m and
p 5s. . So and IS d. m. SUNDAYS, 2 10 m,
For Tamnoua and Mahanov Citv. week davs
2IO 3 25, z 20 a. m u S. IS and 55 D. m
SUNDAYS . 10 a. m.
For 'Williamspolt. Sunbury and Lewisburg,
WeeE Gays % 20 IL ~ Z" m'' 'o ana - p m
For Mahanoy Plane, week days, 10, 25, 5 p,
20, II 30 a. m, - 3s, 90 %, %, 70 and 80
p m. SI4da%s' 10, . % a, tn
For Ashland and Shamokini week days, -,
~, IL 81 ~ a. hn'' oO' ~ ana y 80 p. m sun
days 8 % a. M
=, hot bItlln"r', Na7hihston ana the MeSJ Fli'
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IsIIl,1%l ll''''S phll, T. N n H. Il, L. at a ~
. ' 95' ~ 10 =" a. M . 10 ana - p; m sundays,
~, ~, ~ 20 u, M, % 10 i'lu - p M Aaol-
u'tDlttl ttI,tS rom lMo5tA l1'.tH ~ anu Sile-'-
M Sundays 4 RI s93 n, NJ, ''' - ~ 40 l'
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How Holmes Relatives Received the News

HOW holmes lNelhiiNeb ANectiNeu biiG NbWs
NEW YORK, Nov. A Boston special to
a morning paper describes the reception of
the news of the conviction Of Holmes by
the parents of the convicted murderer.
The correspondent says; "Wheu l told
them he was convicted Holmes wife be-
came faint. She closed her eyes and lay
down ON the lounge, seemingly in great
AGONY. She anticipated the bad news, and
when it was broken to Der she became al
most hysterical Old Mr. Mudgett simply
murmured to himself as if absolutely over
whelmed by his great sorrow Old Mrs
Niudgett at length said The newspapers
have done III great injustice in this awful
ordeal. want you to say that until Her
man left us some six years he was the
cleunest youth in town. We are not re-
sponsible for his conduct since i think,
said his wife, 'he must be out Of his mind
The elder Mudgett was now shedding
tears Holmes mother maintained, to all
Appearances, "a stoical Indifference, while
her daughter-in-law appeared childish.
Holmes 14-year- old son Robert, said moth
ing, but hung his head and shed tears Co
piously. "Oh, my poor papal" he cried.
''Do you think they will hang him9" The
scene was pitiful and pathetic in the ex-
treme
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
INDIANS TAKE TO THE ROCKS.
General Wheaton Reports on the Unsuc-
cessful Operations in Arizona.

Denver, Dec. 21.-A dispatch was re-
ceivsd today at army headquarters
from General Wheaton, who is now in
Arizona, which says:
"On the 18th inst, hostile renegade
Indians were surprised by the troops
that had been following them since the
11th and they abandoned their ponies
and took to the rocks, regardless of
trail. The country is so rough that
they probably viii be able TO elude
their pursuers. 1 have aordered the
pursuit continued until hopeless and
If not successful will have the menaced
locality patrOlled by one troop OF cav
airy from Fort Grant, to be relieved
monthly. / am confident that officers
and men have made every effort pos
81 bla "
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
KNOW THYSELF."
An Ounce of p revention is Worth a Pound
of Cure.

These two mottoes have been the
guide and life-work of the distinguished
DR.. Hartman. President of the Surgical
Hotel. He has written more to teach
the people how TO prevent disease than
and other living writer. He says the
month of December is the most danger
Gus in the year. In this month cold
weather begins. Colds, coughs, sore
throat and hoarseness, all of which are
sure to set up chronic catarrh or con-
sumption, are acquired in this month
more than any other. Thousands upon
thousands begin their downward road
from health to disease and death in
this month
The doctor has had a lifelong expert
ence with Pe-ru-na in the prevention
of these affections. Not only has he
prescribed this remedy for a vast null
titude OF people, but this remedy has
been his constant shield through his
many years of travel and active pro-
fession. \ bottle of Pe-ru-na, rightly
used in a family at this season, is OF
value untold. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh,
cures colds. cures coughs, cures Ia grip
pc, cures all diseases due to catarrhal
congestions Of the mucous membranes
lining the head, throat, bronchial tubes,
lngs, stomach, kidneys and pelvic or
gans.
DR.. Hartman's latest book on catarrh
and diseases Of winter viii be sent free
for a time by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manu-
featuring Company of Columbus, Q.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
BLOODY DoINes IN NEW MEx1 co
Gang of Robbers Attack a store and are
Pursued by Citizens.

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. IA special to
the Republic from Silver City, y. M,
says: News of a tragedy in which
four men were killed has reached here.
Last night seven MeXicans broke into
Paul BackeT's store at Morence, Ari.
Backer attacked the crowd and drove
them out, but was badly cut in the
knee and in the wrist and the knife was
left in his kidney. The fight took place
in the dark. Backer got to the front
door and called for help. He was car
ed for but there is little hope of his
living, If he is not already dead. A trail
Of blood led from the back door to a
house where the Mexicans were found.
In attempting to arrest them two men
were killed. One other was brought
down with a ball through the body.
Alex Davidson and four others escaped.
Pablo Saliso a respected citizen of Mex
fco, started to persuade them to sur
render. He was met with a bullet
which went through his head, killing
him instantly. Men are on the trail
Of the fugitives. They are all known.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

league, who We're active IN bringing about
the midnight strike compromise, called at
the strike headquarters at p. m with a
verbal message from the mayor and city
solicitor. They told the committee that
the two city officials sad emphatcally
that the agreement whereby the strikers
were to return to work, pending an ad-
justmelt OF the differences, must be lived
up to- Messrs. Baker and Griffith then
left for General Manager Beetem's Of
fee up town bearing a sealed letter ad-
dressed to that gentleman from the
mayor.
The following order signed by General
Manager Beteem was posted tonight: ''Ali
employees, as per our pay roll on December
15, who VIII apply for work individually
ard without amy conditions other than
those arranged by Mayor Warwick ard
this company viii be received on Monday
before L clock"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
THEY BET ABOUT A DOLLAR
MAY COME ABOARD SHIP.
Mediterranean Squadron Offers Refuge to
Americans in Turkey.

Washington, Dec. 21.-As the latest
reports from United States Minister
Terrell at Constantinople show that
there is much reason to apprehend
further religious outbreaks in Turkey,
by Which the safety of American resi-
dents would be threa tened there, Sec
retary Herbert, at the instance of the
department of state, has issued general
instructions TO Admiral Selfridge, now
off the coast of Syra, to afford protec-
ton and shelter aboard the three ves-
sells of his fleet to any Americans who
may be disposed to accept it. No at
tempt will be made TO send any force
from the vessels into the interior of the
country as ii is realized that this would
be utterly impracticable with the men
at hand and impolitic as well, but as
Minister Terrell has informed the state
department that he can secure safe con-
duct to the coast of any of the AmeIi-
can missionaries who can be induced
to leave their stations, the government
feels that ii has done all within its pow
er to secure the safety of these people.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
RIVERS CONTINUE TO RISE.
Serious Situation of 4 fairs in the Flooded
Area in Missouri.

st. Louis. Dec. 21-The Mississippi
is still on the rampage, having risen
23.2 feet since Thursday evening. This
is a rise of five feet for twelve hours
ending at o'clock this afternoon.
The sudden rise almost depopulated
Little Oklahoma, the squatter settle
ment at the foot of Destreven street
No business was transacted on the leVee
today.
Reports from different portions Of the
state continue TO pour in showing the
damaging effects of the general rainfall
Of the past few days. Bagnell and
Tuscumbia, No, habe been flooded by
the Usage river, which has risen thirty
five feet and compelled all the inhabi-
tants TO leave their homes. Farmers
will suffer thousands of dollars loss on
account of the corn and hay swept
away. Today the train to Bagneu
could not get within a mile of the town
on account of high water
At OSceola the Usage river is five
miles wide and has risen fifty feet,
overwhelming part Of the town. The
county wagon bridge and the splendid
iron bridge of the Memphis route have
been swept away and both railway and
telegraphic communication from the
north is cut off The Blair line is
water bound at a point five miles south
OF there, while at Osceola, the depot
Of the road os standing in twenty feet
of water.
The situation at Warsaw, the coun-
ty seat of Benton county, is critical.
The Usage river IS one foot and five
inches higher than al the time of the
great flood Of 1851. The last telegram
received from there was sent by the
operator sitting on top Of the table, the
floor being covered with three feet of
water. The Seialia, WARSAW and
Southwestern depot is surrounded with
wa ter.
Reports received from along the o.
stock and thousands Of bushels Of corn.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas is
using the Wabash track from Moberly
70 st. Louis.
Joseph Eckert. one cf the best known
citizens Of Franklin county. was drown
ed in the Bourbois river, near Union.
Mo. today.
Nevada. No. Dec 1.-THE Marina
ton river is s,ill rising at the rate OF
four inches an hour. SIX hundred feet
Of the Missouri Pacific track north OF
Nevada have been swept away by the
high waters y large amount Of stock
is reported drowned Al the trains
are late and all mail routes have been
abandoned 70 inland towns.
Carthage. 40. Dec. 21.-The mill race
bridge was carried away this morning
and IL struck a big water main az the
waterworks plant where 4 crosses the
mill race and broke Il. The city is
consequently without water.
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csed-
New York. Dec. 2l--John p. sutton
secretary OF t7s IRISH National Alliance
has received hundreds OF letters and tel
eEraus since President Cleveland -
sued his message last Thursday. At
that time. sutton oa hshaIf q the ALL
ance. promised the eXscpt!ve 100. 30
trained soldiers tn lis war with Great
Britain Major T. ". Gleason Is eX-
comptroIie- ot Cleveland, Oh!o. In
behalf of the Trishrsez az Tfs- city ae
promises a. least a thousand trained
men. The ADnaconcas. Butte C4ty.
have reported 20 trained s.Jltlers q
read - % foil the irish brigade @
tas alliance a. soon ss a call i issued
Sza Frzrrlsco. Dc zl--TEs Bufte foot
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
REBEL YELL WOULD Pc HEARD
General Gordon Sets a Chicago Audience
Fairly Screau ming


Chicago, Dec. 21.-General John r.
Gordon OF Georgia spoke tonight In
Central Music hall upon The First
DAYS OF the Confederacy." 10 a large
audience. During his address General
Gordon dwelt at some length upon the
Monroe doctrine and MS declarations
that IL must be upheld at any cost
were received with enthusiastic cheers.
NO one who knows what war means
said General Gordon. will speak upon
this matter without deep thought and
grave dsliberati0n- However. as q
represeu taIive OF the south, and as The
present commander-in-chief Of the Con
fede-ate veterans. I consider myself
safe in saying rhat II war should come
again. the boys who wore the gray, old
as they now are. would come 20 the
front once more and their old rebel
yell would be heard beyond The Cana
dian borders"
His decla-stio was greeted with
frantic enthusiasm. and K was many
minutes bsfore the cheering suSsided
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
TO EASE THE BURDEN
Continued From First Page.

Claims-Brumm, Pennsylvania
Printing-Perkins, Iowa
Library-Harmer, Pennsylvania.
PensionS-Loudersla New jersey.
Alcoholic liquor traffic-Morse Massa-
chusetts.
Revision Of laws-Bowers, California
War claims-Mahon, Pennsylvania
Election of president and vice presi-
dent-Curtis. New York.
Private land claims-Smith, Illinois.
Enrolled bills-Hager. Iowa
Ventilation and acoustics-Linton,
Michigan.
District Of Columbia-Babcock, Wis
consin.
Expenditures in navy department.
Thomas, Michigan.
Expenditures in postoffice depart
ment-Bingalam, Pennsylvania
Expenditures in department OF state
-Quigg, New York.
Expenditures in treasury department
-Grosyenor. Ohio.
Expenditures En war department.
Grout, Virginia.
Expenditures in department Of inte-
rior-Curtis, Kansas.
Expenses in agricultural department
-Gillett, New York.
Expenditures in department of jus
tice-Ellis, Oregon.
Expenditures in public buildings
Settle, North Carolina.
In addition to the foregoing, western
states have representation on other
committees as follows:
Militia-Broderick, Kansas; Burton,
Missouri
PatentS-Trelesr Missouri.
Reform in the civil service-McLach-
Ian, California; Dockery, Missouri
Educa tion-De Almond, Missouri.
Alcoholic liquor traffic-Hainer, Ne
braska.
Election of president and vice presi-
dent-McLachlan, California; Raney
Missouri.
Enrolled bills-Crowther Missouri.
District of Columbia-Cobb, Missouri.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
SHOOT HIM ON THE SPOT.
Governor 3IcConneiI Gives Dix-Like Orders
Regarding Troublesome Miner

Denver. Colo, Dec. PA special to
the Republican from Boise City, Idaho,
says: Governor Mcconnell has been
informed of an alleged conspiracy on
the part Of the Miners union in Couer
d Alene to capture the arms and am
munition recently shipped to Mullin.
Captain Wilson of Mullin wires Cover
nor Mcconnell that he overheard a con-
Versation TO the effect that the union
men intended to gather in large num-
bers at Mullin Christmas eve, ostensi-
bly, TO attend a ball, but in reality to
capture the arsenal The governor at
once issued orders 10 hold the company
at Mullin in readiness and promised re-
Inducements if needed. To Wilson he
said: 'tShoOt down everyone who at
tempts to capture the arsenal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
THINKS RUSSIA MEANS BUSINESS
General Lew Wallace Gives His Views on
the Eastern Question.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 21.-The Com
mercial Gazette will tomorrow print an
interview with General Lew Wallace
late minister to Turkey, on the eastern
question. General Wallace says the
reason why the great powers of Eu-
rope hesitate in front of Constantinople
is a dread of precipitating conflict
which all who know Islam believe will
be unparalleled in the history in re-
ligiouS fana ticism. He says that he
does not believe Russia will do any
thing about Constantinople this win
ter, burt early in the spring she will
make a move that will make the Brit
ish lion roar. The ArmenianS would
aid Russia and the result would be to
make Russia master of the east, if not
of Constantinople.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
Pooled Their Issues

Since ]. l.. BOwdlsh retired from the
-four business the oxford Mills have
Joined the Hunter Milling company Of
Wellington IN a common agency which
IS In charge of y. O. Williams. al 21l
South Main street. The products OF
these two superior mllls-high grade
-four. especiaiiy-iS kept in full supply
az the Wichita depot, and orders are
promptly Allied. d-3i-s-t-t-s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
KILL THEM IF NECESSARY.
General Miles Sends the San Carlos Indians
an Uitimatum.

Washington, Dec. 21.-The troops in
New Mexico have been ordered by Cen
eral Miles to make a hot pursuit of all
Indians now off their reservations and
if they will not submit to be returned
to their reservations under arrest, to
destroy them if necessary. Troops are
now after the murdererS of the Merrill
family, a party having been sent out
from Deming. \. VI
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
Wichita. Kan. De- Is =,

~ N-'->--- NN''N-f - - Ao-es
The annual meeting % the stock hold
ers OF the Fourth National Bank, oe
Wichita. Kansas. will be held AZ their
office. No. 200 East Douglas avenue.
Tuesday January 18th, 1886, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m. for the election OF a Board
OF Directors 20 serve the ensuing year,
and such other business as may proper
ly come before them.
]. NJ. MOORE. Cashler.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
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Special before Christmas sale 20 re-
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than cost Of making. Dress goods in
great variety al exceptionally low price
Handkerchiefs and novelties % all kinds
for Christmas presents / can save
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GETS Scare C.hleSran,.

Peoria, H.. Dec. 21-An Engifshmaa
who has been buying grain FOR 4 firm
n his country has received a cable
gram notifying him not 70 make any
more purchases at present. because
there is danger that England may close
her ports 70 American proluca
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

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