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Religious SERVICES, sunday. July 81 /.

Dol Air Methodist Protestant Church, Rev.
s, A. Hohlitzell. Pastor Preaching ut Provl-
denae 1850 \: NJ; Union Chapel 3}O p. NJ,
and Bel AR 3 l.. VI. Christian EndeavUr SER
vice ut Bel Air, Monday evening ut O'Clock.
Mt Christian Church sunday school 10
A. NJ. preaching IL A. Nj 7. S c. E. 8 p.
NJ EdgeWood. preaching p 81.
Bel Air NJ. q. Church, Rev. e. C. Gallaher,
Sfhq9 922 4 Nj ionMe6 RGSse6hhg 6g
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. Preach
Ing p NJ; EPWorth ds teagge Mondag dnsrterIy r.
Conference Saturday. July 21, P. NJ.
Mt; Zion N. 2. Churehnsnnday 10y sen seno9i
Fred. Heisse; Epworth League 2. ~: Guar
terry Conference Saturday, July 2lst, ) T. NJ,
at Mt. Zion.
st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church,
PerPgman.-Preaching in German 10 A. NJ
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Joppa.
Preaching in English 3, sunday School 2 Z. NJ
Rev. @. Il. Wannemacher, Pastor.
-ChamhoFlain's Cough Kennedy cures colds,
Group ead whoopinP cough. It is pleasant,
safe and reliable. For sale by Th9mqs q. For-
wood 4 Co., Bel Air, Md,
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Mrs. Belle Farrell, was

Mrs. Belle Farrell, was acquitted
of numbering her husband by a
Charles county jury Oh Tuesday. The
case cost the county over $4,000 and
has been one of the most noted on re-
cord
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tcrnal medicine required. Cures tetter, ecZe-
ma, itch, ull cruptiunS on the face hands nose,
&c, leaving the skin clear, white and healthy.
Is great healing and curative powcLs are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your drug
giSt for Swayne's Ointment.
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We run wild over the furnishings of Il house;
its furniture. carpets, hangings, pictures ana
music, and always forget or neglect the most
important requisite. Something there should
be always on the shelf to provide against sud
den casualties or at acks of pain. Such come
like IL thief in the night spruin, strain, sud
den bachache, tOothiclir or neuralgia attack.
There is nothing easier to GET Than II bottle OF
st. Jacobs Oil, and nothing sttrcr TO cure quick
ly any form of pain. The house is incomplete
without it. Complete it with ii good supply.
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Miss l.. A. Willis, Principal Baltimore Cook
ing School, has complied Il new Pastry Cook
of the well-hnowu Rumford Yeast Powder.
Send one label from the bottom of ii bottle OF
Rumf0rd Yeast Powder to the RumIurd CheIn-
cal Works, Providence, K, |. y copy will bt
sent free
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s. II. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis. was troubled
with Neuralgia and rheumatism, his Stomach
was dlsordered. his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away. and lie was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured him
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, Ill, had a
running sore OH his leg of eight " ara standing
Used three butlirs OF Electric BitIers and seven
boxes OF Bucklen'S ArItici Saivr. and his leg is
had five EIri1 Fever Sores on his leg doctors
said he was incurahir One bottle Electric Bit
tiers and one box Eucklrn's Arnca Salve cured
him entirely. Sold hy fhos. q. fnrwood 4
Co., Druggists, Bel Air.
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Temperance Meeting.

Mrs. EUGENIA ST JOHN will deliver
Temperance address in the Court House. on
TUESDAY. July 23d, at eight O'Clock, p. NJ
She is a forcible and earnest speaker. Hope
everyone will avail themselves of this grand
opportunity 10 hear her.
E. MCC. FINNEY,
Pres. Bel Air ". 6. Il. y,
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FESTIV AL.

The Ladies of North Bend Presbyterian
Church will hold II Festival, ON the ground ad-
Joining on the evenings of August l st, and ID,
Thursday and Friday. All cordially invited.
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A CARD.
TO the Democratic voters of Hartford coun-
ty: That you may vof$ intelligently at the
primaries for your candidates, hereby an
nounce my unalterable opposition to bosses,
rings OF combines and my deNire for purer po-
litical methods If elected to the legislature
my vote will accord with the best sentiment in
the party.
Respectfully,
GEO. W. MCCoMAs.
1st District, Hartford county.
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a Card.

EDITOR .EGIS: An article in last weeks
Times over my signature having excited con-
siderable comment and some inquiry on the
part of my friend as to what my politics really
arc To such wish to say that am a Cleve-
land Democrat and believe in Democratic
principles as represented by him. but not the
doctrine of bossism and blind obedience to
such men as Arthur p. German, who have
succeeded in swampng the Democratic party,
and will not support any regular nomination
until such as he are turned out
NJ. J. HEBRON.
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Special Programme for EpWOrth League
MEETING, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 22d,
SO'CLOCK. NJ. f. CHURCH, BEL AIR,
&c GALLAHER. Pastor.

Singing, No. 10, (Winning Songs9 prayer !;
singing No IS, winning Songs > discussion of
topic, The stilling Of the Tempest" Mar Marx a,
Miss Alice JefIery; reading by Miss Sue Smith;
singing, No. 73, winning Songs@ essey by
Mr.. Lereaw Porter; solo by Mrs. Howard Dean;
by Miss Jennie McRoy; Doxology; Benedic-
finn.
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FRIDAY MORNING, = JULY 1e, 1895.

eTNOTICE TO CORRESPOND DENTS.-All
communications intended tor publication must
be accompanied by the real name of the writer,
though not for publication unless desired,
otherwise they will receive no attention.
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nINiNESx NuTICES.

Eight cents line JO" tn" first in-"rt;"t,.
aud . cents a line for each sHbsrqm~nkins~r-
ti0M-seseH urOs'ds to line. No ado-rtixr-
nlent inserted unless IDreDnid.
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Opening of the Mountain House, Cresson
Springs, and Stopping of All Express
Trans at CresSon.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounces that on and after June %, 1895, all
express trains will stop ut CressOn. The Penn
sylvania Limited will stop only when there arc
passengers to get on or oil ut that point. The
Mountain House will hc opened oA that day.
Commencing the same day observation cars
will be attached to the Pacific Express wcsi
and the Day Express east for the trip over the
mountains.
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OF MARYLAND,

CTATE OF MARYLAND,
Office of the Secretary of State,
ANNAPOLIS, July 10, 1895. {
To all Whom it may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made to His Excellency, Frank Brown,
Governor of Maryland, for the pardon of
George LAUDER, who WAS convicted ut the JAN
uary term, 1889, of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, upon removal from the Circuit iourt
for Hartford county, of arson, and sentenced
to be confined i'll the Maryland Penitentiary
for IS years from January oath, 1889.
The Governor will take up the said case for
final decision on or after Wednesday, the
twenty eighth day of August, 1895, until
which time rOteSts against such pardon will
be heard, ana the papers filed open to inspec-
ton, at the discretion of the Governor.
BY order of theGOvernor.
EDWIN GOTT,
I9iy Secretary of State.
FIRST GRAND PICNIC.
FIRST GRAND PICNIC of the season will
be held at Otter Point, on WEDNESDAY,
JULY "a.
Ice Cream and other refreshments will be
served on the grounds.
LYLE'S BAND will furnish music.
Come and enjoy yourselves.
No Intoxicating liquors allowed on the
grounds. Officers will be on hand to see that
strict order will be enforced.
COMMITTEE Willard G. Rouse, ]. RoystOn
StIfler, Walter w. Preston, Frank E. Gorrell,
Cover e. Street,, Q. Z, Rouse,
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SUCCESSFUL TEST OF THE ELEC-
TRIO MOTOR

TRIO MOTOR.
The drawing of a freight train of
1 300 tons through the Ralt tunnel by
All electric motor this week, is a prac-
tical illustration of the value of cleo
tricity as a motive power for heavy
trains. This experiment in Baltimore
is the first actual test OF electric mo-
tors for heavy freight traffic, and its
result has been eagerly watched by
electricians throughout the country.
The trip was made without delay or
accident of any kind, and the success
of the Belt tunnel for the purposes for
which it was designed, is assured.
The building of this tunnel by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany from one end of Baltimore to
the other, at an immense cost, shows
the value of time to the railroad. By
the use of the Belt tunnel the railroad
gains fifteen minutes in schedule time
between Washington and New York
City for passenger trains, and about
two hours for freight trains.
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coon ROADS.

The different road leagues through
out the county have done much to
better the condition of the roads. All
good citizens will encourage these
leagues in their efforts to improve the
public highways of the county. 1t
has been truly said that the civiliza-
ton of IA country can be judged by the
condition of its roads and schools. A
wilderness is the best Indication of
the barbarism Of the inhabitants.
impossible and poorly made roads are
sure sign of the thriftlessness and
lack of energy OF the people.
As a people gradually rises from
barbarism to civilization, one of its
first acts is to open up means of COM
munication to all parts of its territory.
Among the first steps toward ma
terial improvement in England, as far
back as the 18th century, was the ap-
pointment of "Conservators of the
Peace" whose duty it was to keep
clear from underbrush and obstruc-
tions wide public road to all the i'm
portant points in the kingdom.
Taxes spent on public roads and
public schools is money well used, and
the beneficial returns from this outlay
are beyond calculation.
The road leagues aim to accomplish
the greatest possible good with a Civ
en- amount of money. A prominent
member of the Deer Creek Farmers
Club, at a recent meeting, we'll said
that formerly the question was, How
much money can we make out of the
work." but today the tendency is to
reverse the question and ask, How
much work can we get done for the
money ?''
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For Judges of the Orphans Court.

For Judges of the Orphans Court.
Three to be nominated-no two from the
same district.
DIR. ]. w. BARTON-4th District.
HUGH T. BAY-5th District.
JAMES NJ. CAIN-3d District.
HOWARD PROCTOR-5th District.
For Sheriff.
lone to be nominated.]
AMBROSE COOLEY,
JOHN H. FISHER,
WILLIAM C. HIGLE,
JACOB b. METZEL.
For County Commissioner.
Zone to be nominatcd.l
WILLIAMA. DURH AM,
ANDREW KINHAtT,
ROBERT P. MITCHELL.
For County Surveyor.
Zone to be nominated.l
HENRY WILSON ARCHER.
For Member of Executive Committee
lone to be elected in each district.l
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NOTICE.

Rev. Mrs. Eugenia st. John, of Kansas, will
deliver a Temperance Address in Centre NJ. E.
Church, Forest Hill, on Friday evening, July
26th, at 8 O'clock Mrs. st. John is an able
and eloquent speaker. Come and hear her.
The Great National w. C. I. U. Speaker,
Mrs. St. John, will Lecture at the Mountain
Christian Church, Saturday evening, July 27,
at 8 o'clo ok, P. NJ. Do not miss hearing this
IA nous woman. Everybody welcome. Ad-
mission free.
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Democratic Primary Election.
SATURDAY, JULY 27. 1895.

For the Convention System.
Against the Convention system.
For the State Senate.
Zone to be nominated
NATHAN GRAFTON,
CHARLES W. MICHAEL.
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
GILBERT & STRASBAUGH,
Successors to Bay & Getty,


General Commission Merchants, Flour, Grain,
Feeds, Seeds and Canned Goods, 10l and lob
s. Frederick Street, Baltimore, Md.
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State Of Maryland, County Of Hartford, ss:
/, VIM. W. Finney, Cashier of the above
named bank, do soemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
VIM. W. FINNEY,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of July, 1895.
JEFFERSON DALLAM,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
s. A. WILLIAMS,
ALLEN A 4 l. H9FFMAN, OF IN Directors.
J9iy
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THE EGIS AND Intel LiGENCER.

WM. IL. PAUL, of Webster, is authorized to
receive and collectsubscriDtions for THE EGIs.
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ND"Wanted.-A good Apprentice to learn
the I in and Stove Business. William w.
Heuer, Bel Air. l9Jy
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For the House IF Delegates.
Four to be nominated-no two from the same
district
SAMUEL S. BEV ARD-1st District.
GEORGE WM MCCOMAS-1st District.
Il. LITrLErON IIANWAY-2d District
WILLIAM NJ. EDELlN-3d District.
JOHN l.. q. LEE-3d District.
THOMAS HITCHCOCK-1th District.
JAMES b. LUCKEY-4th District.
JAMES w. MCNABB-5th District.
WILLIAM NJ. WHITEFoRD-5th District
NJ. vANDIvER REYNOLDS 9th District
ROBERT SENECA-6 9th District.
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100 ACRES, MoREoR LESS,

DEPOT OF THE CONDITION
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Ma-For Sale-An unusually fine Cleveland
Bay Horse years old weight about ll5O Tbs.
sound and gentle. Kentucky bred. Price
$l25 Enquire at this office. l9jylt
.s-Wauted Fifty head of Fresh Cows
and Springers. Also lot Of Spring ileiiers.
Ii. B. Bruus. Railroad Sales Stables, Bel Air.
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In the vicinity of Boquet, Westmore Ian
Co , Pa, almost any one can tell you how to
n piece of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and bind it on the affected parts and in
one or two days the trouble has disappeared.
This same treatment will promptly cure pain
in the side chest Mr.. E. NJ. Frye, a promi-
nent mel chant of Boquet, speaks very highly
of Pain Balm, and his recommendations have
had much to do with making it popular there
For sale by Thomas G. Forwood Co., Drug
gists Bel Air, Md.
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Daily steamrrs Except Sundays from wharf.
Light and Pratt streets at p. NJ. Tickets for
sale ut office only.
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Paid-up policy, end of 20 years.
"3 Giants" Life Insurance Cos, $4,000.
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For States Attorney.
Zone to be nominated.l
WALTER w. PRESTON,
WILLARD G. ROUSE,
J.RoYSTON STIFLER.
For Register of Wills.
Zone to be nominated.l
CHARLES w. AMOSS,
DIR. THOMAS B. HAYWARD,
G. SMITH NORRIS.
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situate near the Hickory in the Third Election
district of Hartford county. and adjoining the
lands OF James Poole. James II. Johnson and
containing
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GS~Wanted.-A Man of good executive
ability and some knowledge of financial affairs
who is willing to work hard for permanent
and profitable position Address, Calvert
Building and Loan Association, Baltimore,
MI 3lmy3t
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Wanted.-A Young Man as Salesman
III a general Country Store. With or without
experience. Apply with reference to /. j.
Brooks. Constitution, Pa. 5jy3t
M9~Thirty tons OF Ice for Sale. Also one
Fresh Cow. Charles f. Ely, near Fountain
Green 5iy3t
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PITH OF The NEWS.

constitutional convention is beino
heiC III Columbia s O.
William Wood was am bushed and t.,,ad
hear Union City, Tenn
Elk City, Kan, is under water from, RI.
recent severe rain storm,
Ihe Grand Lodge. Knights and Iadiss
OF honor, Is IN session at St Ionis
seven persons were held in hail ir Gam
ueh' y j., charged with being fortune ten.
Life Guards Lindsay and Jones LAD 8
City. a. AO-ahtie
Thomas Westmorelaud the Texas hor,i.
zoe was pardoueo by President Cleya.
Mrs Pitezel has identified Howard
coat found in Indlanapo,is
where the body was found -''
Cupan adylces report that Puerto Prin.
clpe mas fallen to the insurgeut forcee
and that fierce battles are foueht daiIv
ne cases OF Miss Flagler and Ahscc,
der Howgate will come rp AT the I'll!
term OF the district court in Washington
Important results for the Irish causo
are Hpected to flow from the couyentior
oi ITlshmen announced for Chicapo So
tember "a 25 and %. sep
Comptroller Bowler has received a tsla
gram from Senator Manderson. connleI
10. tne oxnard Sugar company. GIVING
..,-s. mat ne would nle an appeal to the
secretary on the question of the corr
troller's Jurisdiction
Reports have been received from,
witnesses and survivors of the Ku Chez
missionary massacres in China The az
iair Is said to have been done VIII a.
though not the active narS
lieipaeion' OF the local authorities.
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nations Is due TO the fact that while THE
superior court consists of seven Judges
the Republicans at their recent con
ventlon nominated only six men. e
that at least one Democrat is bound tc
be elected.
Judge Henry J Mccarthy of Phila.
delphla. the present Democratic mem
her of the court. appears to be the prin.
cipal bone of contention The Phila-
delphia delegation, casting ~ votes. is
divided. not more than half favorino
HIM This fact is operating against
hlm. and his opponents claim that he
Will not be nominated The friends of
eH-Iudge Theodore +. Jenkins of Phila-
delphla are making an active canvass
i'll his behalf
National Chairman Harrity saws he
is absolutely neutral IN the contest OYER
Judge Mccarthy. preferring to let the
delegates fight 1t ont among them
selves
B. f Myers of Harrisburg will he
the nominee for state treasurer Dis
trlct Attorney John NJ Garman of In
zerne will be- permanent chairman
a Washington special says: Assist
ant Secretary Reynolds of the interior
department has telegraphed Chairman
wright of the Pennsylvania state
Democratic committee declining to ac-
cept nomination to the new superior
court Of the state
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WILIlAMsPoRT. Pa, Sept. 1.-THE
Democratic state convention convened
here today.
The interest centers in the judicial
places on the ticket and owing TO the
fact that there are fully 20 candidates
tonight for the places. the politicians
are all at sea. The fight seems to he
the country against the cities of Phila-
delphla and Pittsburg with a fair pros
pect of the country winning The
active scramble for the judicial nomi
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DEFENDER CRIPPLED.
Valkyrie III Fouled Her and
Won the Race.
SHE WON By ONLY a SECONDS.
The American Yacht Though BadIr Crip.
pied Almost Caught Her Opponent be
fore the Race Was Ended-a Prote.,
Filed BY the Defender. Commander

New York. Sept ll-Crippled but
still heeliug far over ID her strength
and swlftness Defender followed Val
kyrIe across the finish line in the sec
ond race Of the series Less than half
a mile separated the two. and ANXIOUS
eyes kept pace. second by second with
the time indicators a. they moved
around, and when II was seen that the
American Defender had not only lost
nothing in the last % miles Of the
course, but had actually gained. great
shout went up for the gallant struggle
a gallant vessel had made. There were
cheers for the victor too, although Val
kyrle III was the first challenger since
a TO lead over the home line 1t was
a grlevous accident that ruined the
ankee boats chances-au accident
which under the hair splitting olrcum-
stances OF jockeying al the starting
line looked to be unavoidable
Captain Hank Half had made a rec
ord in seamanship on Saturday and ehe
English skipper prepared to regain the
fame which had preceded him Tney
manGuvred swiftly after the prepara
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THE MARKETS

PirTsRUHo Sept 10
WHEAT-No red s7a6so: No ,o,
65Q66c req
~" yellow ear, 421ztd4ac. hipt
mixed sEeIled. 1Ua ale; mixed ear 4la.l
CAIS-No ! white. 26l4G26z<c. No = do
So74e%054c extra No white. 54a2iIsc; hpb,
HAf-No timothy, SIS. 5oal5 "a. No .
timothy Sla 75GI4OO, mixed ,.lnyer a., -
- !, 10 packing S7OoG7 81. No feeding pr.,r,.s
ssoV9 ioW. wagon hay. sl5uldI6o az 70,
timothy. ior
bCIl Ek-Eigin creamery. 2aa2ao on,,
Iss aes creamery 2OG2Ic; fancy ennntry roll
CHFESE C,iu eS ana cooking Sd7c
nS notA he" sGs,Eo; hmberger. new. IonIor%o.
CGl2e inv @"iss Il1o
hG1s-strictly fresh Penn.y,v,n,, ~
O@4o @ 'n cases lS1z9I.o: Ic nor. fa,
FCCLTRY-Lare. nv. chicken. ano-,.
pA.I i've chickens small sdG5i,c: snrins
ss eh!ckebs 2"e iac ss to size; dressed cb,cLa,
.V9-<e per pound; dressed spring ch;ch
lta $50. GUoks. l2dl3o en'eRehs'
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eANo % MAskEp AoOpLuMs
They Shoot Down Inoffensive Nerrn
"orkmen In FLORIDA

iheS shCot Down IBoffensive Negro
wOrkmen In slorida
WEsTvlLLE, Fla. Sept. 1.-Two
negroes have been shot to death and
several wounded by band Of masked
men IN The northern portion of Holmes
county, The tragedy occurred near a
large sawmin which Is cwned bv
Graves & Beatty The firm employs
many negroes and operates a short rail
road from the Sawmill to the Chocta.
whatche river
A freight car had been fitted up with
ounks, and within tins about 30 negroes
sleep The car IN which the negroes
were sleeping was surrounded bv
masked men, who Immediately opened
tre with Wlnchesters The shots and
the screams of the negroes brought
Graves, Beatty and a number of white
employees who live near the scene and
she masked men fed. 1t is thought
tha' the attack was instigated by white
men who had been discharged by the
owners Of the plant
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THE ARREST OF sus1AMeN1e.
Salvador Not II ught to Have Exceeded
Her Authority In the Seizure.

Her Authority In the seizure.
WAsHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Although no
official report of the forcible seizure on
board an American steamer of Florencio
BUstameute by the Salvadorean officers
at La Libertad has reached Washing
ton. II Is believed here from the pre-
sentatIOn OF facts made IN the report
that the seizure was lawfully made and
that the United States cannot make an
international claim in this case.
a san Francisco special saws: The
steamer City of Sydney, from Panama.
has brought particulars of the capture
OF tiorenclo Bustamento. one of Antonio
Exeta : tavoritc lieuteuants. bv the
salvador authorities 1t l. supposed by
the Spanish Americans who came upon
the City of Sydney that he has been
torn to pieces by an infurlated mob or
publicly shot IN the streets of the city
Of San Salvador long before this The
arrest of BustamentO while aboard aR
American ship Is said TO he in direct
violation of international law.
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The Celebration ar Fri.

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE first davis
celebration of ErIe's centennial was the
grandest series of events ever Witnessed
III this city The day was very fine and
the hrst event was the grand Sunday
sGhool parade. participated in by 900
chlIdren The cornerstone of the free
nbrary on the grounds given by Mrs
Myron sanford was LAID by RI Wor-
shlpfultirand Master of MaS0us Of PEN
syIVaDla mass or 20. 900 or 30 600
people gathered at the parks aud heard
the programme
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-09-13

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.-THE fortv
ninth annual meeting of the National
council OF United American Mechanics
Is IL session IN Indepence hall. dele.
gates being present from all sections of
the country, The delegates Were vel
coined by the mayor, and after re
sPohse oy National Councillor w N
SImons, the convention went into
secret session Ten thousand men wars
IL line IN the parade
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LONDON. Sept. 1i--Lady Rose Gnn-
ming. widow of the Rev. Henry Gnn-
ming Bart. and daughter of the Rev.
Hon William Henry Spencer. who was
arrested in this city on July % upou an
exTadltIon warrant, has been sen
fenced 10 one years imprisonment at
hard labor for the forgery of her father :
lame to certain deeds.
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Two Emperors Were There.

BERLIN. Sept. II.-Emperor William
and Emperor Francis Joseph of Ans
trla and other royal guests attended
the army manTuvres at Stettin The
manGuvreS We're a realistic representa-
ton of battle which lasted several
hours A balloon corps performed the
signal service for the dav