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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-28
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The stryehnine oure for DIsappointed Lore

READING, Pa, Feb 28.- Disappointed
in love, Emma Simmons, aged l6 years,
took strychnine at her home near Month
cello, this county, and died three hours
later irl great agony.
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o. w. o. Hardman, Sheriff of Tyler
Co, w Va, appreciates a good thing
and does not hesitate to say so. He was
| almost prostfated with a cold when he
Cough Remedy. He says: "It gave me
| prompt relief find it to be an invalu-
! able remedy for coughs and colds" For
sale by Gruhler Bros.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-28
THIRD EDITION
MAHANOY CITY.

MAHANoY CITY, Feb. 2S 1895.
Miss Potts, of Pottsville, is visiting
friends in town.
John j. Rattigan attended to business
at the county seat.
Collieries in this district are working
six days three-quarter time.
Ed. Faust, of Philadelphia, attended to
business in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ryhul left for
their new home in Kewanee, ILL.,, to-day.
The German American Fire Company
expect their new hose carriage this even
ing.
John Ross, one of Philadelphia's dry
goods agents, took orders in town yester.
day.
Misses Katie Maley and Maud Haugh
ney returned from shenandoah last
evening.
Jonn Merges, formerly of town but
now residing at Philadelphia, is visiting
friends he,e.
Silas Parfut, one of Mahanoy City's
Oldest residents, celebrated his SSth birth
day yesterday.
Mark Bowman and assistants are busy
surveying line for the Lakeside Rail
way to Delano.
Miss Emma Chester, of Tamaqua, is
soiourning with Miss Maud Skeath, or
East Centre street.
Joseph Seligman is sojourning will
friends and relatives in Clearfeld anC
Lycoming counties.
A team belonging to A. and D. NJ
Hopes, while going up Centre street las
evening, became frightened and ran away
but was captured before any harm wa
done.
James Young, tragedian, assisted b!
Miss Rida johnson and a clever compan!
of fourteen players, will appear in 9TH
Lady of Lyons, at Kaier's opera hous
this evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-28
Rupture.

Cure guaranteed. No operation. In
quire at the Shenandoah drug store, No.
3 South Main street. 9l3-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-28

9 ALESMAN WANTFD-We want sales
- man in all large cities 70 cater for city and
Learoy race locally with our line Of high
Chambers street, N. Y. 1t
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MISCELLANEO GUS.

TOR Sale.-At cost, new Backus wafer motor.
Five (5) horse power. just from the fac
lory. Apply at the Herald ONCE, North
Market street. Shenandoah, Pa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-28

I OST "A bunch Of three Keys Lost be-
IL tween Reefe's auction room and Brubst's
Store. Finder will please leave the same at
Max Reese's aud receive present. 2-27-2t
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Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides at
Toledo, Washington, says she has never
been able to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the pain so
quickly and effectually as Cbamberlain's
Pain Balm and that she has elso used it
for lame back with great success. For
sale by Gruhler Bros
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-28

Dabb has removed his gallery to Hof.
mans old stand, West Centre street.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1895-12-11
ST PAuL MINNEAPoLs
stort bo1ags upplosning. Ho,

stort bolags uppIosning. Hos
staten New Yorks generalprokurator
har ansokan inlemnats ON uppl6sning
az Waiter A. Wood Moving and
Reaping Machine Company, en- af de
st6rsta industriella firmor New York.
Bolaget, som grundades for 80 ar sedan.
har rakat pa obestand.
Chicago nyheter. Demokratiskt
lif och yasen f6rdes inom demokrater-
mas inom Cook county hall harstades
en- qvall forra veckan. Anhangare af
f. d. mayorn Hopkins a ena sidan och
andra gentlemen a den andra sidan
kommo i lufven pa hvarandra Knyt-
.nafyar och stolar anyandes fitigt och
med eftertryck. Mayorsf0rsyararne
beh0llo faltet, sedan de andra begifvit
sig pa aykten. IRE fjerdedelar af en-
million dollars lara vara stulna ur den
kampan jfond, som det demokratiska
partiet harstades samlat for aren 1893
1885. sa gar det till politiken.. Det
stackars folket gifver sin godtrogen-
het af sin surf f6ryarfvade dagspen-
ming, och de pelitiska 'basarne" stiala
till sig alltsammans. - Chicagos stora
gastrust far nu bildas. Intet hinder
m0ter derfor. Kretsdomaren ShoWal.
ter har f6rklarat, att statens lagar
| mycket val medgifVa, det hnru manga
tgastrusts'' som helst "a stiftas. Gas
trust, olje-trust, sockertrust, koltrust
O Q. vi Smart Or det om0jligt for en-
iattig stackare att k6pa sig en- knapp.
nal utan att nagon trust" har sin hand
med spelet: och hvad som gar genom
trusternas hander. det blir sanning
dyrt. De rikta sig sjelfva och suga
folket inpa benen. De k6pa domare,
prester, laroverksprofessorer, lagstif-
tare, stadsstyrelser 0. 9. v. Inom kort
ri truster och korporationer ON hels
Amerika och dess folk till pa k6pet
Mot deras tyranni fins ingen trust ellel
frost. = M6belfirman A. FL. Andrew
l& Co. har gjort konkurs. Sheriffel
har tagit hand ON bade handelslokalel
och fabrik. = Det sages att en- rysl
lgrekisk katolsk katedral skall uppf5ra
nagonstades narheten af Garfiel'
Park for en- kostnad af 5000. Matt.
Iinte bli stor katedral for den summan
i-Sistliden mandag steg hvetepriset 81
Ismula pa grund af att det synliga for
lradet betydligt minskat Det Or nem
lligen 26 mill bushels mindre nu an un
der motsYarande It'd f6rlidet ar. Bord
Iicke under sadana forhallanden prise
tstiga ganskaf betydligt? -Ett fem vi
i ningar h0gt stenhus, tillh6rigt Seip'
larIvingaE och upptaget af handelsil
man q. oil 81 Co, bief 81 cid t1rstiird
sistIidne sundag. Vardet al f0rIuste
I uppskattas till s2o0, 600. Dock Btige
acknowledgements till Sl00, ,00t
; -.Ryktetf0rmaler, att en- hemlig politis
4 orden hkrstades h$ller pa att bilds
med uppgift att astadkomma fri silver
myntning.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1895-12-11
nc / N N q s OTA.

Mfnnesotas jernvagar hafva un-
der fiskalaret haft iinkomst $50, 952, 220
och nettofortjenst $l3, ,672. 295. ..
Minnesotajern. Enligt rapport
som statsaudit0ren Dunn mottagit fran
6 stycken grufbolag inom Minnesota
hafva dessa bolag under tiden fran den
december 1894 till den l dec. 1895 err
hallit males 1,ss6, 23o tons iernmaIm:,
Misstankt for mord. Ole Timrud,
som den 26 nov. fans, brand till dods, i
William Wilson's Spring Prairie hus,
anses nu hafva blifvit m6rdad. Sasom
starkt misstankt har Jonas Hedlund i
Spring Prairie af vederborande sheriff
blifyit haktad. ~--.- ~.... ~,-...-@"~
Dog af skadorna. John Swenson,
som lila skadades den % sistlidne nov.
derigenom att en- bank vid Babcock's
stem brott / Kasota rasade ned Diver ho-
nom, afed alta dagar s0ndags till fol
je af de skador han lidit. Den aaidne
var allmant aktad som en- litig och he
derlig man. ~r " -. "
Surpriseparty. Mr. G. J. s6der-
holm fran Vennersborgs f6rsaml har
anhaIIit att genom MINNESOTA STATS
TIDNING IA till s0ndagsskoibarnen och
deras i0raldrar der f6rsamingen
frambara sin hiertliga tacksagelse for
den vardefuIla gafva: en- fin hanglampa
som forarades honom vid EFT nyligen
till hans ara hallet surpriseparti der
stades
Fangars fortjenst. statsauditor
Dunn har af statens fangstyrelse upp,
burit S32, LOG. .65, f0rtjensten fran stats
fangelset for november manad. Al
dsnna summa aro $2S, 220.55 inkomst af
bindgarnsaffarsn och $3 168. Is inkomst
at skoaffaren. For samma manad 1894
utgjorde motsvarande uppb6rd S60, 2l9-
SIS, saleaes en- minskning af $28. lI2. 90
fran det hallet. Har ha wi inte de for.
lf0rfarliga demokraterna att skylla pa
heller.
Crookston nyfeter. i morgon
sammantrader harstsdes "the North
western Minnesota aud North Dakota
agricultural. lumber and fuel conven-
ltionn for att utbyta tankar om biista
mstoden fraga ON 1ppnandet Of Red
Lake indianreseryationen. Sallskapet
matte val ock for ALT verlden inte
gl8mma att samtala ON hur det skall
kunna "a EFT kortare MANN. Domaren
Ives har gifvit grand juryn iuppdrag
att noga undersBka de klagomal som
anf6rts mot atskilliga elevatorer som
lmottagit hvete och krediterat saljarne
It'll lagre priser an dem graden al hive.
tie skulle betinga. Matte nu rattvisan
halla efter skalmarne, som ha samvete
stort nog att villa skinDa farmarne,
hvilkat t. o. m. utan bedragerier nod.
gas salia sina produkter for ssr0fvare.
ipris''.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1895-12-11
L6pande MIR ess.
D A 10 T A

Skyldig till mandr8p. Thomas /
Ford, som dagarne undergatt ransak-
ming Devils Lake, S. D., for mord q
en- ung man yid namn Gustave Wrol-
son, f6rklarades l0rdags at jury vara
skyldig till drap andra graden.
Afiden aIdring. Asa Francis |
Fargo, N. D., stadens aldste inYanare,
afed f0fra veckan nara SO argammal.
Den aaidne, som f0ddes 1900 Goshen,
Conn, och 1856 anlande till Minnesota,
7har sedan 1879 yarit bosatt i Fargo
En- ny brygga torde inom den MIR
maste framtiden komma att byggas Of
YER Missourifioden vid Yankton, S. d.
Ingenior Alfred Noble, medlem af Nj
caragua kanalkommissionen, vfstades
pa platsen f6rra veckan och for fore
tagandetSaf n6diga uppnatningar och
afvagningar.
Anna CORA politik. Yankton
Gaz,tte har enligt uppgift en- anglo
amerikansk dagtidning nyligen blifvit
inkopt af ett syndikat skandinaviska
politikussar, som lara ha for aisigt att
g6ra densamma till ett. sjelfstandigt
republikanskt organ, genom hvilket de
hoppas kunna kontrollera de skandina-
viska r5sterna vid valen nasta ;ir.
Ny-jernvagsIinie. Forslag Or
bane att bygga en- direkt jernyagslinie
fran Black Hills distriktet till ST. Paul
och Minneadolis. Saken omfattas med
synnerligen stort intresse af< S0dra Da-
kotas befolkning, och amnar man CORA
ALT hvad man kan for att ia planen fore
verkligad. Eft mote delta syfte kom-
mer inom kort att hallas Minneapolis,
hvilket bland andra afven Juno Hull
don kommer att deltaga
En- forlust pa $125, 600 anserstats-
auditor Nipple att S0dra Dakota far
CORA pa den Teylorska affaren. Den
slutliga balansen. beraknas nemligen
komma att uppga till ofvannamda SUM
ma, och med anledning deraf, att de
| intrasslade affarerna troligtvis ej him
ma utredas imam f5rsnillaren uttjent
slit ,tvaariga fangelsastraff. sattes det i
tvifvelsmal, huruvida borgesmannen
kunna tvingas att betaeka densamma.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1895-12-11
WIsCO N SIN

Mess1ingen har utbrutit bland
skol lbarnen Cumberland till f6lje hyar-
af de allmanna skolorna rnast stangas.
1 QvInnornas afdeIning af
"A. afh0II forra veckan On convention
Oshkosh, hvaryid 40 delegater voro
.narvarande.s
I fortviflan Diver de n5rvarande
laga priserna ost begick en- rik ostfa-
brikaat vid namn Luder i Madison
sjelfmord genom att hanga sig f6rliden
vecka. Sjelfspilllngen var endast 30
ar gammal och efterlemnar famiij. 5szs -.
Till sodern. Fran Eagle medde-
las, att omkring 1000 svenskar i Wau-
kesha och Watworth counties ;tmna
utvandra fran dessa trakter och grund
lagga en- syensk koloni s6dern. Al
sigten ar att inkopa EFT landomrade pa
vid pass en- million acres nagonstades
i Tennessee. Forbsredelser for fytt-
ningen lara redan ha traffats
Ungdomen rasar. Sextiosjuariga
gumman Sara Shannon i Seymour, som,
efter att iva ganger ha varit lyckligen
gift, pa ganlla dagar blifvit enka. an
nonserade harf6rliden efter ater ett
manligt st6d. En- 5S:arig gubbe Vfr-
ginia vid MANN Charles Clerch genom
Taste annonsen, kaude sig sardeles till
talad af .densamma, borjade brefvexla
med den okanda sk0na, tog slutligen
mod till sig, friade och fick ia och
forra veckan blefvo de tn f6renade till
ett kretsen af en- stor skara barn och
barnbarnsba barn, som d br6llopsdagen
inrunnit sig den wilma brudens hem
for att genom sin narvarande talrikhet
| Okla festlighetens CLANS och med sina
bsrnsliga alyck0nskuingar fr5jda de ny.
giftas hjertan. = .rg "a
West Superior-nyhetsr: Upp-
g0relse har traffats meilan staden och
de hirf0rliden konkurs f0rsatta Snpe-
| rior National Bank och Bank OF South
lSuperior, enligt hvilken de senare Hro
Ilyckiiga nog att undsiippa med en- ut
betalning af endast SO cents pa dollarn.
Borgmastare Howe undertecknade
nemligen forra veckan ett beslut 4
delta syfte, SOM af stadsfuilmaktige
blifyit antaget Staden g6r harigen0m
en- f6rlust pa narmare $50, 600. - Dem
bazar, som fyra qvallar q rad nyligen
afh6lls till f6rman for sy. luth. Pile
grimskyrkan var ALA afseenden syn-
nerligen lyckad F5rtrafaiga lfterara
/ och musikaliska prestationer gslfvos Of
bland andra prof. Bowman, froken
Brunson och sangforeningen Linn6a,
hyariemte utdelningar af flera vardez
fulla pris f6rekommo, hvilket afven T.
sin man bidrog att halla intresset vid8
mal1t bland de talrika besbkarne.
Ifredags atta lagar jordades stoftet af
lhustrun Ida Christina Isaacsan Pop
lar, som efter enaasta iva yeckors sjnk-
dom hiirf6rliden afiea d ST. Louis siuk-
huset Duluth, Minn. Under psalm
sang utbars liket ur sorgehuset och for
dssi h5gtidlig procession till Betha-I
niakyrkan. Har hollis likpredikan af
pastor a. p. Monten, som deryid bland
annat papekade, hurusom den aflidnaE
| giort sig kand sasom en- trogen ocia
Ihuld maka SAINT varit en- aktad och af-
i hallen f0rsamling Dsrifran
i ,agade likproscssionen till kyriSogSrs
4 ken, der den hadangangn ma inviggdes 1T
l,len sista hvilan. Den aaidna s0rjes af
efterlemnad make och dotter SAINT for
;lldral. syskon och en- talrik yiankret tss
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1895-12-11

Argensinska republik liksom af-
ven i ST. Petersburg brukar man STRAIT
Ia druckna personer pa sa sats att de
d5mas till alta dagars tjenstg g5ring sa-
aom gatsopare, j stallet for att pliktfal-
Ii dem. ON det tillagget gjordes till
lagen. att kr6garen skulle Ida samma
atraff som hans offer, sd sore lagen bra
och borde antsSas och tillampas 6fver-
alta. u 81 G
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
New Enuland Briefs.

Francis A. Gaskill of Worcester was ap-
pointed to succeed the late Judge Aldrich.
George r. Young of Boston was fined
1870 for having short Holsters in his posses
sion.
NJ. Z. Lincoln was appointed postmaster
at Willimantic, vice j. w. Webb, de.
ceased.
The trustees of the Hudson Mass. !,
Savings bank have voted to build new
brick block.
The Amesbury (Mass.) police deadlock
is broken, and the selectmen appointed
George n. Janvrin chief.
Rev H. ID. Bentley has resigned the pas.
torate OF the Baptist church at Northboro,
Mass, to take effect April /.
The Boston Manufacturing company
threatens to sue the city of Waltham for
the loss Of 100000 gallons Of water.
Collector Donovan of Boston is advised
that the income tax should be based only
on business actually transacted during
1894.
Rev. Charles Parsons, recently Of Brook.
lyn, will Succeed Rev. Matt S. Hughes as
pastor of tho Chestnut Street Methodist
church, Portland.
Rev. w. S. Smith of Chatham Valley,
Pa, has accepted call to the Free Will
Baptist church at Sutton. VT. Mrs.
Smith is an ordained minister, and will
help in church work.
Miss Abby x. Brown Of Gloucester, who
died in Oakland, Cal, left $40, 600 to the
Congregational society OF Gloucester, $500
to the Women's Board of Missions and
s4OO to the Young Mems Christian associ.
afiop
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
To succe IudQs Aldrich.

BOSTON, March 22.-Governor Green
halge has nominated r. A. Gaskill Of
Worcester to succeed the late Judge AID
rich. Mr.. Gaskill is AZ years Of age. He
from Brown university in 1885, He at
tended the Harvard law school In 1857 and
1885, In October Of the latter year he
went to Worcester to the office Of q promi-
nent lawyer, where he became a partner
In practice. He was member of the city
government for two years, and was elected
district attorney in 1887, 1899 and 1893.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
RECALL or THURST0N
Cannot Be Attributed to Breach OF
Diplomacy, Say His Friends.
Has Never Betrayed Official
Information.
May Be One OF a Commission to Negotiate
For Terms OF Annexation.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Although Mr..
Thurston, the Hawaiian minister, refused
to discuss the causes that led to his
estrangement with Secretary Gresham,
his friends think 1t only fair to him to re-
flute the published allegation that he has
betrayed diplomatic secrets
Admitting that Mr.. Thurston did rs Is
alleged, his friends assert that he did not
exceed his diplomatic duties In this respect,
In making public the sentences imposed
on several Of the Hawaiian conspirators
by the military courts. The proceedings
of the court were conducted openly, and
the sentences Of the prisoners had been
publicly announced In Honolulu.
All the facts reached San Francisco by
the first mail steamer from the islands.
Mr.. Thurston's friends say that he has
never abused official confidence or be-
trayed any official information contained
In the correspondence between his govern
ment or himself and the government Of
the United States or any Of its repre-
sentatives. 1t Is admitted that 1t would
have been
Manifest Impropriety For Him
to divulge any information received by the
secretary OF state touching the relations
between Hawaii and the United States.
At the same time 1t Is claimed for him
that he was perfectly free to publish any
information he desired In regard to events
in the Hawaiian republic that came into
his possession entirely independent of the
state department., provided he did not CON-
ment on the action Of the United States
government In regard thereto.
Mr. Thurston's defenders say that Sen.
ator Hale is right in saying that his recall
was justified II he had made public diplo-
matte correspondence before submitting 1t
to the state department, but they say the
senator Is entirely wrong in supposing
that Mr.. Thurston has been guilty Of any
such diplomatic improprioty.
According to their representations, he
merely related q condition of facts within
his own country, received from his own
government, regarding which he had had
no diplomatic intercourse whatever with
the representatives of the United States.
Tho suggestion Is made that q move
ment will be made In the future looking
to Hawaiian annexation, and, it Is said,
that Mr.. Thurston, because of his intimate
knowledge Of affairs In both this country
and Hawaii, will have prominent con.
nection with any commission on the part
of Hawaii to negotiate for terms Of admis.
sion into the Union.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
Bio Whale Has a Chum.

SwAMPsCoTT, Mass, March %. - The
whale that has been frequently seen In the
vicinity of Swampscott reappeared yester
day with another whale as companion.
The second whale Is much smaller than
the one which has made Nahant bay his
home for several weeks past, and some
claim that the small one is the calf OF the
larger. and that the mother whale soughe
shallow water to breed. The ship Nancy
kept after the pair yesterday, but was un-
able to get near enough for shot at them.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
Three Fishermen Overdue.

GLOUCESTER, March 22.-Grave fears are
entertained for the safety of the schooner
Mary S. Houtvet OF this port. She sailed
ON trip to Georges Jan. 90 since which
time nothing has been heard of her. She
is the third vessel now overdue at this
port, the other tYo being the schooners
oamuel v. Colby and the Mildred v. Lee.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
Two Suspects Arrested.

BUFFALO, March 22.-Lester T. Halli.
day died yesterday, and the police arc
puzzled to know whether to believe his
ante-mortem statement or to think he
committed suicide, having evidence tend
ing to confirm the suicide theory rather
than that Of robbery. The police have ar
rested Lillian Preston and Calvin Baker
the former was Halliday's sweetheart and
the latter his rival.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
Brutal Charge Against a Father.

PROVIDENCE, March 22.-Thomas Hig-
gins, charged with assault and battery
upon his infant son, was held in $500 for
trial. While drunk, Higgins went home
and found the child crying. According to
the story told by Mrs. Higgins, this en-.
ragged him, and snatching the boy he held
him over boiling teakettle until he was
frightfully burned and went into an hys.
teric fit.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
Terrible Swede Terribly Punished.

KANSAS CITY, March 2a.-Paddy Purtel
made a chopping-block out of johnson,
the Terrible Swede," at Galena, putting
him to sleep In the 22d round. Johnson 8
body looked like piece of raw liver. 1t
was fully 10 minutes before he regained
consciousness. The mill was fought in
the opera house, and was witnessed by a
large crowd, including the mayor of GA.
lena and the sheriff Of Cherokee county.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
A Danger 10 Navigation.

Boston, March 22.-Captain Fenton Of
the steamship Sycamore, from Liverpool,
reported that on March 10, In lat. 30 deg.
20 min. north, Ion. 10 deg. ~ min. west,
he passed vessel, about go feet long, bot
tom up. sticking about six feet out Of the
water. 1t is dangerous obstruction to
navigation.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
RlQht Down 10 Business,

NASHUA, March 2s-The supreme court
Last evening ordered the arrest of num-
ber Of liquor dealers who are under the
ironclad oath not to sell. Eight were ar.
rested and warrants are out for others,
who could not be found. Several are said
70 have fed from the city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22

aent James Draper. Worcester; vlce pres
ident. Samuel Hartwcll. Lincoln; score
tary. s. H. Maynard, Amherst; treasurer,
II. W. Wood, Newton; auditor, q. Il.
Hartshorn, Worcester, and nlno directors
The association starts In with about 60
members
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22

ZANZIBAR, March 22-Drought and 10
Gusts have caused widespread famine in
eastern equatorial Africa. Villages have
been depopulated and mission schools and
churches have been closed. Many natives
are selling themselves and their children
into slavery to obtain food
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
School and Library Gone.

MADISON, Conn.,, March 22.-The Bos.
ton street school and library were totally
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $1,000.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22

WoBCRsTER MArch o.-Massachusett
fruis growers yesterday organized a per-
manent association 20 be known as the
Massachusetts, Fruit 0rowers' association.
ond elected the following of{Iness: Presi.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
Slatin RaY Honorad.

CAIRO, March 22-The khedive yester-
day received Slatin Bey, formerly gov.
ernor Of the province of Senaar, who re-
Gently escaped from Omdurman, where he
had been kept in captivity for IL years.
Tho khedive expressed the hope that ho
would again entor the service of Egypt
The khedive promoted Slatin Boy to the
rank Of pasha
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-22
Skipped With $4,000.

BROOKLYN, March 22.-William Brun.
busch, 81 years, who for some time past
has been employed as cashier by Henry
Batterman, dry goods dealer. was sent
yesterday to deposit $4,000 in the Broad.
way bank. It was later discovered that
the cashier hnd deposited sl7OO of the
money and had disappeared with the re-
mainin0 &33O0