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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-24

Original pension certificates have been
issued to Elias Crissey, of Hooversville,
and Mrs. Martha J. Frank, of Jenners.
Chas. II. Roberts, of Addison, has secured
a reissue, and John J. Eng!e, of Elk
Lick, has been granted an increase.
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Rev. W. II. Mcbride of the Methodist
Caurch, who left here ten days ago in
order to be At the bedside of his mother,
who was taken sick while visiting ii the
home of her daughter, in C9nuellsville,
returned home Monday night. Mrs. Me
Bride died on Wednesday las; and WAS
bariel in Allegheny CITY On Frilay.
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Senator Grof, OF Meyersdale, was circu-
lating among his numerous county seat
friends Sunday and Monday. The
Senator is no longer the hustl:ng poll
tician he was fifteen years ago when he
represented this Senatorial district in the
upper house at Harrisburg, although he
continues to take lively interest in
politics.
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Another invoice FOX Spring and sum
mer crops received. Prices on same from
l3 to 70 dollars per ton at warehouse or oil
ear.
a. G. DAVIS,
S1.lcrSpt Pa
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Irwin Youakia.

The gentleman whose name heads this
item passed oway at his home, in Upper
Turkeyfoot township, on March 2lst,
aged 20 years.
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Highest of all in Leavening PowerLatest u S. Govt Report
&>:a'!l! g! Rs%dsgl &c.
ABSOLUTELY DURE
--latest US. Govt Report
ABSCLUTEEY PURE
Well. This Is Novel.

\ special from Harrisburg under the
date of April 10, says: The most novel
episode in the history Of this legislature
will occur at its adjournment. The mem
bers of the house viii make up fund TO
purchase horse and outfit for Hon.
George V. Lawrence, of Washington
county, the oldest member of the house,
and he will return to his home ON horse
back, just as he did 30 years ago.
\ delegation from the house viii ac-
company him, and ovations viii be ex-
tended to the venerable statesmen at the
various towns through which he will
pass. 1t is expected that week will be
consumed in the trip, covering the same
route, 2l0 miles in length, which Mr..
Lawrence first traversed when coming To
the legislature - years ago.
His route after leaving Harrisburg viii
be through Cumberland, Franklin, Full
ton, Bedford, Somerset and Westmore-
land counties.
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Regular services viii be held in the
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath. The
pastor Rev. Bristow, will preach morn
ing and evening. Sabbath School at
$50 4. NJ.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF samuel Snyder. !aIc OF Berlin
borough, deed.
icttcrS % Administration having been
granted ~ til. proper authority, 10 iht Uu-
cersisEed. motto, is hereby given to all per-
soHs Indebted - said estate jo make immedI-
ate payment. ana those having claims against
said estate Wil present the:A daily aufhtuti-
Gated Tor settlement, au Saturday, Nay l,tn
iS-i, al residence Oi Charles ". SEyder. Frie-
Gsfs, Somerset township, Somerset county.
Pa.
CHARLES ". SNN DER
ID. y. ZIMMERMAN.
Administrators.
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Carpets and Lace Curtains are
now on exhibition vnd we are con-
lident that our styles and prices are
such that lockers will become buy
ers.
Be sure to see our new Carpets
and Curtains for spring. We VIII
take pleasure in sho wing you q big
range OF styles in all the different
grades Of Ingrains, Tapestries,
Body Brussels and Velvet Carpets.
Ia Lace Curtains
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4 UDlToR's NOTICE.

A. 40 Orphans Court held at Somerset. Pa
u. Mach, 1850. the undersigned auditor was
y f4r appointed le ~ * &. dt--rsbufiOn 0s the
.Iai~ .u tiie hands oi ~. II. Miller, admins
fr.tlr ~ William !. Iiu-.S- ier'f. o. ana
sla1;ig those .t-s.i s. entitled thereto. hereby
gives notice tEtt Dr. viii attend 60 ras i4fis,
ol tac above Dpointmguf on friday tEa I7tu
day of May, i-,tl. go isi- Office IN the borough
oi >oncr~-., P..-. when and where au persons
interested can attend .f they think prIpcr.
JOHN r. -,BfT
Auditor.
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The Ministerial Association viii met at
? T. NJ. on Monday next at the residence
OF Rev. t. J. Bristow.
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Jacob J. Younkin, ofConGuence, now in
his eighty-eighth year called at this Of
flee Monday for the purpose Of renewing
his subscription to the HERALD. Mr..
Gounking is perhaps the HERALD's most
venerable reader and has been 4 sabscrib-
er to this paper for more than fifty years.
He enjoys excellent health AM his step
is as elastic as a young mans.
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Saturday, May 18Th, 1895,
81 I O'CLOCK PH
142 ACRES, 142
DIssoLUTEoN NOTICE.

The public Is hereby notified tha. the F-u
of Woods & ~chr0ctl. Of tiebhIrts. Pa f-,-
this dag been dissolved, hy g. y. -eIrtcl-
purchasing ils Interest 81 =. Woods. Thank
Ing :h, pual.c fur PAST pltruua2e. Z woIlI
now kindly se..cit yOCc fJ;g0g l.ylrs.
a.. y. ~tHEOCk-
April y, -. Gelharts. Pa
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Os Charles HJP!urt, late o. Allegheny
township, SomerSct county, Pa, decd
Letters testamcEtaFy on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned, by
the proper authority, notice j. hereby given 20
all persons indebted to said estate ia mas I'M
mediate payment and those having claims
against the same VIII present them duly au-
tiieutira ted for settlement to the Executors al
the hate residence OF said decd. on Saturday,
May nh, iS5 when and where they will at
tend for that purpose.
HENRY HUPPART,
GEORGE FELTON,,
Executors
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Base Ball Goods.

Base bah goods of all description.
wholesale and retail, at Fishers Book
Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-24

Street Commissioner Cunningham and
a force Of workmen have been doing good
work on the streets Of this place during
the past two weeks Under the recent
tri-ennial assessment the revenue of the
borough will be increased ut least 500 and
every cent of this should he expended
upon the streets in addition to the money
annually collected for street improve
n2ents. Nothing will add more to the al
tractiveness of our toxin than well paved
streets.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-24

James MeKelvey and James Saylor on
Saturday purchased the farm OF the late
Judge George ". Pile, the consideration
being S3, 100 cash. The farm comprises
about ninety acres and adjOins Somerset
borough on the north. 1t Is underlaid
with coal and fire clay aud is in a good
state ofcalliyation. The new owners viii
make il a model farm.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-24

The bill introduced in the legislature
by representative Miller of this county,
repeating the clause Of the act fixing the
time burgesSes can serve and providing
for their ineligibiliIy for reelection has
passed both branches and is now III the
hands OF the Governor. II looks as though
Mayor Weliiey viii have clear sailing for
another term.
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New


Do YOU know that every shelf,
counter, table, showcase and win
dow in our Dry Goods Department
is crowded TO its utmost capacity
with everything the market affords
in the way of new spring goods.
We have bought the largest and
best assortment Of
CARPETS,
LACE CURTAINS,
RUGS, and
P0RTlER5
Ever seen in Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-24

The first frogs of the season were
brought to market last week. The ponds
soath of town are alive with the am
phibious little animals aud afford pToiita-
Die employment for the young men and
boys who catch them. The reporter heard
ofan instance yesterday whore lady
asked a small lad the price of a dozen
frogs. and learning that they we're 20 cents
agreed 10 take them. She was very much
surprised when she went to prepare the
dainty dish for sGpperto iind lha; she had
received only twelve legs, the lad having
slyly separated a half-dezen pairs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-24

During the past ten days town council
has caused notices t. be served on some
one hundred aud fry property owners
calling upon them 70 repair or rebuild
their pavements inside of ten days from
date OF notice. The members Of council
appear to he restive under the public
criticism visited upon them by the local
press and A. consequence viii see that
the pavement ordinances are rigidly en-
forced. Property owners upon whom
notice has been served might as well
make up their minds TO make permanent
repairs 10 their pavements ~ patch work
viii only call forth renewed protests. \
member of council suggests that the peo-
pie who have done the most vigorous
Kicking had better first sweep before
their own doors"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-24

The name Of John o. Kimnel, Jr.,
heads the list Of five young ladies' aud
gentlemen who will graduate from the
Sharpsville, Mercer Co., High School,
on Friday next. The commencement
exercises will occur that evening when
Mr.. kimmel will deliver the saiutatOry
address, taking for his subiec; ''Triumphs
OF Time" John i the only son of the
late Jacob p. Kimmel, of this place, and
is a grandson of John .. Kimmel, Esq.
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I EGAL NOTICE.
CXECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate of Daniel Lint. late Of Somerset town
ship, deed.
Letters tcstamentary ON the above estate
having been granted to the uBdcrs gECd by
the proper authority. notice is hereby given
to all persons Indebted to said estate - make
immediate payment and those having claims
against the same To present them duty au-
theatic.tiei for settlement, ON Thursday, the
sd day Of May, ,lS,sj, at the ui!ice OF ". J.
Baer, ESQ, Ia jne borough Of Somerset, Pa.
GEO. T.. LIGHTLY,
Executor.
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cueer cged5y d. S.fa.

For some time have suffered from an ugly
looking edncyr0uS growth on the chest. Doe
tors here pronounced 10 Cancer. and said they
could uoj to me any good Dr. ~tim has
cured me la short Orlcr without using the
knife or cluStic~. ard only an insignificant
sore * an thut j. left oi the heretofore ugly
and painful growth.
Elizabeth Mueller,
Somerset Pm
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How for Troa: Fishing,

Before You 60 fishing call in at
FisHER's Book STORE,
where fall stock of hooks, lines, snoods,
corlss, sinl.ers, baskets, jointed rods,
reels. flies and all manner of fishing
goods-WholeSale and Itetai!-are for
sale. CHAs. II. FIsHEa
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lE.d- l.A.e .laal. sn L.r. .s1,.s.

For ID years my wife susan had something
growing over her eyes. usaSing her almost
blind Dr. -1iui p rtorued au operation and
made D. rie-t success. aS she cen now again
thread the finest needle. and read the nne-t
priut. and na- eyes don't give her the least
trouble. IL was "a iiue piece Ol work
john Bergen.
H1isopp.e, Ia.
Somerset County.
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Normal School Books and Supplies.

-N'NO- ~N'>9 anu SSPPASo'
Teachers and pupils of the Spring and
Summer Normal, Preparatory and Pri-
mary schools, viii find a full supply of
text books and teachers special text
books Of all the higher grades and ali
kinds of school supplies at
FisHER's Book STORE.
\ specially is made Of keeping well
stocked on Pedagiogcs and Psychologists,
Question Books 10 assist teachers in pre-
pairing for examination, Keys TO Arith-
metics and everything in teachers lines.
CuAS. II. FISHER
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Hs Es.gssied oHE Boz CHegJ1dlB % has Care.
Oar little boy has been cro,>-eyed for some
years and was gradually getting worse. We
knew of some Of the splendid work Of Dr..
Salinas ia Ohio. 81 We entrusted him cheerful
Is Ia his care. The operation was done with
in cnv minutes time and without pain, and
BOW his eyes are straight.
Mrs. G. \. Niukey.
Ff.lfFt.f4u-r
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'.--t - --iie q i,iill3r growing I'm the ear A.
most artie.l..i 20 ia.. drr1.a Ir S-.,f--- ,,.
ii.t'.i- t-lr Ssilse ;ICT weeks ago without any
I-tifi- s.ii4 can hear now with splendid -
-us'>- Hc is "a great Physician.
Peter Auman.
Somerset. Pa
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.Dr. MORRlTZ SALM, Specialist.
Wonderfully Successful in all Chronic Diseases Of the
BY3, EAR, NNR, THROAT, LUNGS and NASAL ClTARRH
All Eye Operations Successfully Performed By him
0perati0ns Suecessfn.Y Perfprred bn hirn.

l..alitA1 ~ NJ Eaf ana -irftf.trss fffrf-
Voc thc last years nay little daughter.
b..ffiiT. iri~ had q severe cas-. Of ruuuils oi
TN l-lI~. the e-gr Was fearful. she bgt-lu.
pale. .hip and generally c1mpiriEc... hlt s-
terra clur~e cf Treatment with Dr. ~slaI- she
3. iEj'e and hearty. al. running 90 rde !.tr has
stopped. ana ter hearing. tcler- having hscu
is-'-, is sODt again. We recOI'alcut tEc ~
l. C. Jones.
Somerset. e.
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Public Sale
Valuable R:al Estate.

By virtue ofan order Of sale 90 me directed.
viii expose 10 public sale on the premises,
on
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IL or,ii~H-s PsOri,i,nJ (o. Ge 'roghI,g
e,d inspection II Hoy, Sre- ead
Cjsi ~ ae byfoegi II S,ne,s.' ~
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CONSIDERABLY INFLATED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7.-Bishop
Nicholas stated today that the
story telegraphed from Chicago
that the Holy Synod had directed
him to build a 100000 cathedral
in Chicago is incorrect. He has
authorized priests there to build a
church, the price not to be more
than $4,000 The Greek Synod,
therefore, will only erect small
church there.
MARKET QUATIONs.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 7.-Cotton
market, firm; low middling, 78;
middling, Sc; sales 1900 bales;
stained, to { or lower quotations.
Sugar-Open kettle, strong; GEN.
trifugal, active and very strong;
open kettle, according to grade, %
to d; centrifugal, granulated,
4 5-16 to 4 Ala; white. 81 to 3 1-1G,
Molasses-Open kettle, strong;
centrifugal, strong; open kettle,
according to grade, IL to 20.
Rice-Rough, steady; clean,
steady; prime, AZ; rough, 81 to
$3.50.
FOREIGN BIMETALLIST CONGRESS.
PARIS, Dec. THE Internation-
al Bimetallic League has received
information that British and Ger
man delegates will attend the con-
gress to be held in Paris in Deem
Der, from the 10th to Jan. l and 2.
SUNDAY CLOSING IN ABEYANCE.
CHICAGO, Dec. Judge Windes
denied the writ OF prohibition
against Justice Lee issuing any
more warrants against the boss
BARRIERS. as asked for by Manager
Eden, Of the Great Northern hotel
barber shop. After the decision
the BARRIERS union made a PROPOSE
ton to the boss BARRIERS that all
prosecutions should cease hereafter
until the Supreme court had
handed down decision on the con-
stitutionality of the Sunday law,
provided the shop owners agree to
obey the law until that time. The
proposition Ia npdeE-no e 14Natlt x.
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ALL OVER THE STATE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC GLEANINGS
OF FIRST IMPORTANCE.
A LULING FATALITY AND ALSO
TRAGEDY.

Railway Rates on San Antonio
Sewer Pipe-sap Railroad Sued
for $4,000 - Oakland Killing.
Texas Railway Appointment.
Hot After the McGregor Swim
dlers Dublin Goes Dry.
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NEW YORK, Dec. THE Sea-
board Lumber Company, No. II
Broadway, went to the wall today
after a hard struggle. 1t was in
corporated in April, 1887, with a
capital of 100000, which has since
Increased to 100000. The assets
are over 81 100000, with liabilities
of $4,000. Henry De Ravens is
president, E. II. Quimby secretary.
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
CRISP NEWS CONCERNING LATE I'M
PORTANT OCCURRENCES.

Mexican Murderers to be shot-sul-
tan Is Crazy-A Crazy Bishop and
Preacher-Cuban and Panama
News-Catholic Patriots Organize.
Liverpool Holidays - Dynamite
Blow-up-Foreign Storms, Etc.
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A REPENTANT SUICIDE.

a REPENTANT SUICIDE.
TAYLOR, Tex, Dec. 7.-[Speciall
Stefan Samohyle, Bohemian,
in Jail charged with numbering his
wife, suicided by hanging himself
to small wire today. His death
was from strangulation.
ANOTHER "PREFERRED" FAILURE.
CROCKETT, Tex, Dec, 7.-lSpe-
ciall-J. M. Dunn, dealer in gro
ceries, tonight filed q deed OF trust
in favor of Thomas Swansey.
There are preferences for $500.
The assets and liabilities are about
equal.
TEXAs-wEsTERN REORGANIZATION
AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 7.-[Special. !
Elijah Smith, while here this
evening, interviewed the railroad
commissioners and the attorney
general regarding the plan Of re-
organization OF the Texas. Western
railway, but as yet has submitted
no papers.
RATE ON SEWER PIPE FREIGHT.
AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. Especial. |
The Railroad Commission today
authorized the Arkansas Pass rail.
way to apply rate of 8 cents per
100 pounds on sewer pipe carloads
from Saspamco to San Antonio.
KILLED WITH A HOE.
OAKLAND, Texas, Dec. 7.-[Spe-
ciall-Today Rufino Salosavo, a
Mexican, fatally wounded Joe Dec.
ton, also Mexican, by driving a
grubbing hoe through his skull and
into the brain. The difficulty arose
about trivial matter.
A FATAL FALL.
LULING, Tex, Dec. 7.-Spe-
cial)-John Bowen fell from a
pecan tree here today, crushing his
chest and shattering his hip. He
is fatally injured.
MEXICAN MIrRDERERs TO BE SHOT.
Ell PAso, Dec. 7.--(Specisl)-
Nine MeXicans, the murderers of a
Mormon elder near the chihuahua
colonies, a month ago, have been
captured by the Rurales and
brought to Ciudad Juarez where
they will be shot. The elder was
defending his property fir, m
thieves when they murdered and
burned him.
SUSPECTED CROOK ARRESTED.
AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 7.-[Special. |
Hardy Byers, charged with be.
ing implicated in the recent depot
at Thorndale, was arrest
ed here today.
STILL IN SUSPENSE.
BRENNAN, Tex, Dec. 7..-[Speciall
No report has yet been reached
ia the cases Of Harmon and VIM
b9rly. Nothing can be learned as
to the probable action.
A LULING TRAGEDY.
LULING, Tex, Dec. 7.-[Special]
In an ARRAY this evening be-
tween j. A. Pryor, white, and job n
Calberson, negro, the latter was
fatally wounded. Pryor and two
bystanders were also wounded.
LAST UMPIRE APPOINTED.
FORTH WORTH, Tex, Dec. T.
President Ward today
forwarded to Biddy Bishop, of
Houston, notice of his appoint
ment as umpire for the next sea-
son of the Texas Baseball league.
This appointment completes the
list of Texas umpires.
A RAILWAY PROMOTION.
HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 7.-[Spe-
cial. Nv. w. Wilson has been sp-
pointed general manager of the
Kansas City, Beaumont and Gulf
with headquarters in
ARKANSAS PASS SUED HEAVILY.
Houston, Tex, Dec. 7.-(Spe-
ciaD-J. t. Wells and others today
sued the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass railroad for eighty thou
sand dollars rent.
DIDN'T MEAN TO.
CAMERON, Tex, Dec. Ill Special. !
Jim Wilson, a transient brick
- nSntally suicided last
Sdose Of moraaSzs
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Subscription $500 a Year.
DUBLIN BELLIES ITS NAME.

Prohibition carried this precinct
by majority of 10Y.
HOT AFTER OFFICIAL CROOKS.
WACO. TEX, Dec. 7.-[Special =
Sam. F. Sewell, assistant cashier
of the First National bank Of Nc
Gregor, was indicted again today,
being charged with embezzlement
of 1916. The grand jury also found
an indictment against VIM. George
postmaster of Breckenridge, for
EN- bezzlement of $l,63S. The de-
PENDANTS have been arrested in
each case.
AUsTIN's MUNICIPAL CHANGE.
AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 7.-[Speciall
The city council met tonight and
installed Lewis Hancock as the
new mayor OF Austin.
Mayor Mcdonald, the retiring
mayor, read his final report, show
ing the city is in excellent condi-
ton financially and otherwise.
The election of city officers re-
suited as follows: Assessor and
collector, Fred. Sterzig; -marshal,
J. E. Lucy; treasurer, scki
clerk, Jno. o. JohnsNu
Geo. Pendexter; rAT
Carleton; engineeT A
Fall. MILL
DRY IN Val,
VAN ALsTYNE,
Especial The prd2ss' "a BIO
in precinct num==--.
suited dry at aboutyTEMs.
WET BY DEFA,
TEXARKANA, Ark,
[Speciall-The local opt,> e,'
tion today resulted in swee
victory for the whisky men. -
prohibitionists declined to vote,
the judge of the District court had,
previously declared the election
illegal.
A BOLD ROBBERY.
HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 7.-[Spe-
cial. Three men held up Levy's
grocery store at 10 o'clock tonight.
securing gold watch and twenty
dollars in money. -,
GALVESTON STREET CAR KILLING.
GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 7.-[Spe-
cial AN unknown man about 80
years of age, was run over by a
Denver Resurvey electric car sat
10:45 tonight. 1t is supposed he
was lying on the track, as the mo-
torman knew nothing of it until
the car passed completely over the
body. He is badly mangled, and
his injuries will prove fatal.
Wright, the motorman, and Saun-
ders, the conductor, have been ar
rested.
The mans name is Alex. G..
Stewart, a carpenter, who has re-
sided here but a short time.
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nee PREsIDENT DUCKING.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 7.-President
Cleveland is expected to arrive to-
day when he will take the light
blouse tender Violet for the North
cola snap aho the Z ..Szrounds. -Ths
lures had tasselled out. -
The concert given by the Ker
cortet band at that plscsGr
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BALTIMORE, Dec. THE Ameri-
can Catholic League was incorpor-
ated today. 1t is founded on broad,
patriotic lines, based on the essen
tial principles OF free institutions.
1t is proposed to make 1t the most
important patriotic Organization
that ever existed among american
Catholics. 1He emblem Of the
league will be Two American ilaSs,
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A BOLD ROBBERY.

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 7.-[Spe-
cial.]-Three men held up Levy's
grocery store at 10 o'clock tonight.
securing gold watch and twenty
dollars in money. ~<