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Evening journal., 1895-05-02
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~ west Chester. via IAmokin. 80 q M. $40
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| posed entirely 81 Pullman Yesishuia p~yin'
ana Dining Cars. Nc extra fers other than the
usual Pullman charge.
admitted Express Traiaa. composed oi Gsnii.
| man VeHtihule Parior Cars. VastihuiP Pes
sengeY Coaohse snd Dining Cj&r. Nh axt FARE
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ferred 70 the ticket agent et the stetion,
6. N. PROVOST, J. Il. WOOL,
General MRpACer. General Passenger AZ.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
TITS YET SPRING.
May, the Last Of The
Three Great Months.
The Close Of Natures Yearly
Revival Season.
Recovery Is Now the Most
Rapid and Lasting.
Paine's Celery Compound
Makes Vigorous Nerves.
1t Purifies the Blood as Nothing
Else Can Possibly Do.

AS Spring remedy. Paines celery
compound stands easily first In the care.
full Judgment of the physicians of this
country.
This remarkable discovery OF Prof Ed
ward Z. Phelps. M. D., LII D of dartmouth
college, is In fact so certainly first in the
estimation of thinking men and women
in every calling throughout the United
States today that there can fairly be said
to be no second
For strengthening the sick, restoring
the spent energies of those who have
become nervously exhausted, for purifying
the blood and making people well, Paine'l
celery compound has never yet beer
approached by any ssrsaparilla, tonic OF
nervine. It is as superior to them all 81
strength is superior to weakness Thl
remarkable results from the use of thi.
great remedy are today known at frs
hand In every city and village in Amer
ics.
The people are today thoroughly satis
fed by personal experience that Paine I
celery compound makes people well.
Where the nerves have not been prop
erly fed and neuralgia. nervousness
inability to sleep. rheumatism and sucl
evidences of debility have entered, Paine
celery compound has crested new appe
lite, restored lost strength and givel
courage. new blood, and strong, health,
/ will to live aud get well Try 1t.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
COM RAcTs AWARDED.

The Street and Sewer Department Makes
Its Bargains for Next Years Supplies.
The Street and Sewer Department met
yesterday and awarded contracts to the
Charles Warner Company for cement,
etc Della ware Terra Gotta Company,
pipes, paving and sewer bricks;M. Dons-
hoe, crossing flags; James Scott.
curb stone Aremite Coulter, stone
Brsndywine Granite Company, centre
stones; John Maxwell Sons, blue rock
gutter stones; J H. dooding, Georges
Creek coal john 7. Simmons. putting In
side cutters and cross gut ters and CROSS
iugs; Simmons Il Bro, paving; Davis
& Bro, resetting old curb ano Setting
uew curb
The contract fer castings and special
plates was given to the Harlan and nol-
llngnworth Company. The hardware
bids were all rejected. The secretary
WAS instructed to order a bost-losd Of
gutter stones.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
TRAIN ROBBERS AGAIN.
They Are Heard From In Two
New Localities.
ONE GANG KILLED AN ENGINEER

Chicago and Alton Train Held Up Near
Carlinviile Missouri Bandits Shoot a
Man Who Betrayed Their Plans and Have
a Battle with Posse of Citizens.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills. May :. 1t is report
ed here that the Chicago and Alton pas
senger train due here at IL 80 O'Clock this
morning was boarded by robbers at Car
linville. who, at place one half mile
north Of there attacked the trninmen and
ordered them to hold up their hands.
The engineer and fireman refused, and
q desperate fight began. Six shots were
fired, and Engineer Holmes was killed.
One of the robbers was captured, and the
other two escaped.
A posse was organized and started In
pursuit Engineer Holmes body was
taken to Carlinville
He was one Of the Oldest engineers on
the road. The robbers secured nothing
Another account says that night ex-
press No. 3 on the Chicago and Alton
road, north bound, was attacked this morn
ing about two miles this side of Carlin-
vile by throo masked men who had
climbed upon tho platform Of the blind
baggage car. supposedly at Carlinville.
These men climbed over the tender and
ordered Engineer Frank Holmes to stop
the train and Immediately began firing.
Holmes was killed at the first fire Fire
| man Frank Tuggle escaping
The assailants, after shooting the engi.
neer, jumped off the train and escaped.
Fireman Tuggle then ran the train back
to Carlinville 1t Is not known whether
robbery was intended or not Engineer
Holmes this morning, when going south
at Carlinyille, compelled some tramps tC
i get off the train. and also ran some tramps
Off that were burning cars on Y, and
/ it Is thought that some of these men were
his murderers. Holmes home is in Bloom
/ ington.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
The Presidential Issue


From the Baltimore Sun.
There has been much speculation as to
ths Issue upon whish the presidential
contest will turn There is no lack OF
Issues The Democratic party stands
for, or should stand for what 1t always
has stood for, tariff for revenue only
and the equal rights OF every man before
the law, and legislation for the best
interests Of the great mass of the people
The victory for Tree raw material to
which the party was pledged In 1892 has
been but partially won. The work Of
the sugar senators must be undone. The
party must make It's stand to
protect and save what 1t has won
and to finish It's work. The Republican
party represents the protection idea
now as 1t did before Cleveland waa
elected. It's press, or a portion OF 1t, is
elanoring Tor return to McKinleyism.
The party has committed itself TO a
policy Of foreign aggression totally at
variance with American traditions and
entirely hostile to our best interests.
Upon these Issues the country is as
strongly Democratic now as before Z he
great Republican tidal wave of 1894 fol-
loved the great Democratic tidal wave OF
1899 The Fifty first Congress went
down just as completely dlscredited az
the Fifty third And yet two years later
the Republicans again carried everything
before them. Such a popular reverse
may occur again. Whether the Demo-
Gratis will be successful In 1896 mainly
depends upon what will happen between
nov and the election day Of that year.
We shall see
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
The history Of oreenbaokisn.

From the Louisville Courier Journal.
IL this history of Greenbackism about
to repeat itself2 1t certainly Is II the
noisy advocates Of debasement of the
currency are TO have their way. A cheap
and tluetuating currency would soon be
always does. Another panic would come,
Of depression, another era OF bankruptcy.
Then, with more eense but less money,
with more humility bat with less COM
fort. with noses to the grindstone OF ad
versity, we should begin again TO climb
the long and steep ascent that leads back
to sound money and prosperity. But il
Is scarcely conceivable that the men who
remember the dreadful experience In the
'70'a will deliberately decide to repeat It.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
These Robbers Were Frustrated.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-. May 1.-Two men IA
tally shot and one seriously injured is the
result OF a frustrated attempt TO rob Bur
lington train coming into this city.
For some days past gang Of tough
characters has beon hanging around st.
George. a suburb of this city, and Tues
day night information was brought TO the
Burlington officials that the Omaha ex-
press was to be held up William Haag. a
hotel man, furnished the information, and
the officers sent a posse, who frustrated
the design.
Late last evening, while Richard Rsu,
an employee of Haag, was sitting in the
bar Of Haags place. Thomas Farrell. one
of the gang, stepped inside the door while
his partner, who gives the name of Dan
Howard, watched on the outside. Farrell
stepped up to Rau, and without a word
shot him through the stomach. infiicting
fatal wound As Farrell ran out the
door he called to his partner, Il have shot
the wrong man, realizing that he had
failed to get the man who had given the
information
Several citizens started in pursuit of the
two men, who ran out on the railroad
tracks toward tho Kansas bridge. A num-
ber OF shots were fired by both parties,
but without effect.
As the fugitives neared the bridge ex-
Sheriff Carson and Officer Barry, who
heard the firing, jumped into q buggy
and gave chase, catching up with the two
men just as they were leaving the Kansas
end Of the bridge. Carson covered How
ard with a revolver and forced him to sur
render.
Officer Barry attempted to capture Far
rell, who whipped out two reyolvers ant
began firing, shooting the officer through
the arm. Then Farrell dashed into thI
woods, followed by Barry and two othei
officers-Franz and Shea--who had arriv
ed by this time, and battle ensued dur
| ing which over 40 shots were fired. Far
rell was finally shot through the lef
breast, the bullet passing through hi
lungs, and ho is in a dying condition
Farrell is supposed TO hail from St. Louis
while Howard's residence is so far un
known, as he refuses to talk.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
An r.nc,olopndin for aa aB

Only few copies left of Rand, McNally
& Co.'S Encyclycop@dia and GazaCeer
which will be disposed Of at So 25-which
is barely the cost of manufacture. This is
a work of 500 psges and is a condensation
Of the Encyclopedias Britannica Obsm-
bers' Encyclopaedia, etc with the add
tion of much original matter treating Of
American subjects. II contains so coloTed
maps and 2 900 engravings and is ths
cheapest work ever offered in this city
Apply for one ct the EVENING JOURNAL
Office
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
SOD Lnral rendnr.

From the Doylestown Intelligencer.
Supreme Court Judge Garrison has
ruled, in the Camden, New Jersey, court,
that neither bank note nor a silver
certificate is legal tender. The case
arose through the offer of Sc
note, by Mr. Wood to q horse
car conductor in payment OF fare
The conductor had not sufficient funds
to give change for the bill and told Mr.
Wood that ne must get off the car. Dir.
Wood brought suit against the company
and in the hearing counsel for the
company contended that It was not
shown that Mr. Wood offered lega
tender note for his fare As the pas .
senger could not produce the note the
judge granted non-sult and said that
the plaintiff should produce proof of tn,
legal tender Of his fare, and that banl
note or a silver certificate was not legal
tender and the horse car company coulC
not be forced to accept it.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
Coming to the Front.


We are not among those Democratic
who believe that Grover Cleveland Is de.
sirous Of being re.elected for a third term
as President Of the United States. And
il things are pointing In that direction 1t
is the natural result produced by those
Democrats in the United States Senate
who were SO anxious to put down Cleve-
land that they were willing to destroy
their party. II need be, to bring about
that result The people In this country
are too intelligent not to know that the
non-success OF Democratic principles and
policy have not been caused BY the Pfesi
dent or his Administration.
The Democratic people Of the country
recognize the fact that II their President
had had his way we should have had
tariff reforms tariff for revenue and a
sufficient one to meet the demands Of the
Government. They know that II It had
been In the power of the President 20
prevent 1t the party would not now be
divided on SO many issues that 1t seems
unlikely that they win be able to unite
on any. All this has come from the
jealousy Of certain prominent men who
have been anxious to kill Cleveland
with the people. And what has been the
result3 Simply that the people could
not be fooled and they recognizes the
President as about the only leading Dem
ocrat who can be trusted.
If vote were taken to-day and
Grover Cleveland we're q candidate be
would receive the nomination OF the
great mass of Democrats for any position
that be would accept. but Is there any
other prominent Democrat OF which this
can be said2 William G. whitney
is about the only one, and that
is because he has been out of politics
since the present administration went
Into power and has not antagonized tbs
people by opposing their President
The result Is that Grover Cleveland Is
the only Democrat, as things now look,
that eould be nominated for President
with any chauce Of success. for be Is the
only one In whose honesty and principle
the people have faith He probs bly, does
not want another term and Republican
exchange says he is too wise to accept /
nom nation when defeat win be sure
We are not so sure Of this, for If the
Democratic party is disintegrating, Al
our enemies say. what is the state o.
sffairs smong theml Not one Of theii
leading men--ea candidates for the Prssi
dency-darss to show his hand on tbs
fnsucial question and yet their part,
claims 10 be the honest money party. pa
excellence.
The people OF this country admir-
patriotism, honesty and courage, even
they do not always agree with the mai
who possesses them, and these ar
characteristics noblY exemplhed b
Grover Cleveland In every public positio
that he has ever held. He is ia favor Q
honest money and everybody knows II
And very many people believe that th
Democracy will either settle down o
honest money or 20 by ths board THIS
either with or without his consent th
President is coming TO the front agai
So a Presidential candidate, to succse
himself, there can be no doubt. and th
reason Is that he has the confidence Of th
people more fully than any other Demo
ermt
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Expert evidence hiss at last been given
that the gas meter under certain atmos-
pheric condit ons cannot tell the truth
How is It that 1t always lies on the side
OF the compani ss New York Recorder
The tigers head that Boss Tweed
owned when be ruled Tsmm any is to be
sold ct auction. Why not throw In
Tammany for good measure IL Is
almost s. much OF relic as is the tiger d
head Chicago Inter-0 .ean
It will not be SO very long before some
newspaper will be interrup ing the pro-
ceedings to inform Chicsgos reform
mayor that bis halo Is on crooked -
Washington Post
The confession OF an Arkansas states
man that he has been bribed Is viewed
with Particular dlsfavor BY other states
men. as be received only 800. So meagsi
$ pries IL naturally looked upon as de-
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
How's Thia9

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reverb for
any casa OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
HALLS Catarrh Cnre
F.J. CHENEY g CO. Props. Toledo, o
Y g the undersigned have known ] i.
Cheney for the last IS years. and believe him
perfsctiy honorable ia al business transac-
ton and financially able 10 carry out any
obligation made by their firm.
West a rfuhx Wholesale Druggists Toledo.
10 Wading Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesa q
Druggists. TOleao, o
Halls Catarrh " is taken internally. act
lug directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the sys EN-. Price 76c. per bottle.
sold eg all Druggists. Testimonials free
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
Two Embezziers In Eau Ciaire, wis.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, May 2.--Harry B.
MoMaster, assistant cashier Of tho Eau
Claire National bank. is an embezzler 20
the amount Of S25, 600 and has been az
rested. IL is claimed that McMaster loss
the money speculatinR ON the Chicago
board Of trade. Mayor Day has caused
the arrest OF ex-City Treasurer Charles
III. Greene for embezzlement Of city funds
The amount Of the shortage is thought
to be between S24, 600 and $50. 600
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
ReducSd Rates 60 Denver. COL, via Penn
sylvantn Railroad.

For the accommodation Of persons who
desire to visit Colorado on the occasion Of
the meeting OF the National Educational
Asso station. at Denver, COL, July to IL.
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets on July 3, and 5
to Denver, Colorado Springs, Msnitou and
Pueblo at the extremely low rate of
$50 20 from New York, $40 25 from Phil.
adelphia. $a7 so from Baltimore and
Washington, $47 20 from Harrisburg
proportionate rates from other points.
These tickets will be good for return
passage from Colorado points on July 10,
13, IA and 10, with an extension until
September /, If desired.
A special train Of Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing cars will be run, leaving New York
at 10 10 m July A. stopping at promi
nent intermediate points, and arriving al
| Denver on the afternoon OF July 6.
This affords grand opportunity for .
trip to the world renowned Rocky Noun
tain resorts la Colorado at q comparative
| ly small cost
Evening journal., 1895-05-02

basing a noble calling. San Francisco
Examiner.
Mysterious disappearances stlll con.
tinue. But there Is very apparent
reason for them now. The Spring clean
Ing season has opened Boston Globe.
The Spanish navy might hold an exam
inatioR among it's officers as to myopia
and color blindness. so rs to insure 3
proper discrimination among foreign
tisgs. Washington Star
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
wife murderer Attempts suicide.

LEBANON, Pa, May 2 Charles Garrett,
the wife murderer, told Sheriff Stine that
last week he decided to commit suicide,
and made the attempt Tuesday night by
cutting his wrist. After making a slight
cut no said his courage failed him, and he
has now concluded TO prepare for death
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
spanish Forces defeated In Cuba.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 2.-Passen-
gers on the steamer Olivette, from Ha-
yana, give an account Of a battle near Ba-
yamo on Monday between Maxine Go
mez in command Of 9, 900 men, and 3, oOo
Spanish troops, commanded by General
Salcedo The Spaniards, the passengers
say, were repulsed, with heavy losses,
while the Cubans loss was very small.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
moro diamond cutt.rs Barred.

NEw YORK, May 2. - Edward Van
Rooseman, Honori Coglen and Hubens
Urbain, second cabin passengers on the
Red Star line steamship Noordland. from
Antwerp, were arrested by Immigration
Inspector John Kassen. who suspected
them OF boing diamond cutters. Upon
their own afiidavits they were barred.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
Sold One Thousand Tickets.

Rev. p Plscldus, o. s. b., Of Sacred
Heart Church, personally directed fine
performances last night, when the St.
A Y M. G presented THE Hidden
Gem. tragedy written By Cardinal
Wiseman, In the basement Of st. Mary 8
Church, Sixth and Pine streets
The atteudane, WAS large, about
600 tickets having been sold st the door
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
RnIief 40 s,r Honrs-

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieved IN six hours by the "New Great south
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy y
is a great surprise 4 account Of its exceeding
prnmptness in relieving pain In the bladder.
kidneys. back and every part OF the urinary
passages In male OF female. IL relieves re en-
tion of water and pain in passing 1t almost
tmmea lately. II you want quick relief and cure
this Is your remedy. Sold py ). +. Beetern and
2. James Belt. druggists, Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
Liberty Bell In Danger From Fire.

CHICAGO, May 2.-The five story brick
building 43O to 436 Wabash avenue, occu-
pied by Ketchum & Rothschild. dealers in
furniture, was burned The Columbian
liberty bell was In small building ad-
joining the ono destroyed, and WAS for q
time in great danger. The building in
which Il was placed was saved with great
difficulty, and the bell was not injured il
any Ways
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
The pnrnIInn. nhisct.

TACOMA, May 2.--The sale Of land on
the Puyallup Indian reservation under
the direction Of the government was be-
gun. despite the protests Of a large num-
ber Of Indians, who threaten to make
trouble II any OF the purchasers Of the
land attempt to take possessIon.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02

mayor and Mr. Fisher for City Council.
The speakers were J. Ferris Manlovs,
Adam Benson. Richard Rider Mr. Mc
Weigh, +. v Flamer. Addison Armstead.
Charles johnson and Porter Page
Another meeting win be held on Friday
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
rleree Raln.torm a. nuluth.

DULUTH, MINI, May Duluth and
vicinity We're visited by a severe storm,
many thinking it was cloudburst The
sky took on a cyclonio appearance but
the heavy wind did not strike the earth.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
Yesterday,s Learue SCORES.

Brooklyn. 2; Baltimore. 9
New York, 3; Pbilsdelpbis. A.
Pitrsbnrg. 4 Cincinnati. 3
Cleveland, 2; st. Louis. 9
Washington Boston. rain
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
rhe Ice Jurv Dlsarreed.

New HAVEN, May 2.-The jury in the
lase Of DIR. Lee, after being out nearly Eve
iours, reported disagreement, eight be-
ing FOR aoquittal and four for conviction.
Judge Wheeler remanded DR.. Lee to Jail
under So, OOo bonds.
Evening journal., 1895-05-02

The colored voters of the Sixth ward
met last evening with Richard Rider,
chairman. and f. " Flsmer, secretary
Samuel B. BaynaTd was endorsed for
Evening journal., 1895-05-02

It Is to be hoped that the new trolley
car regulations Of Brooklyn will tend to
stop the slaughter OF the innocents.
They require the cars to stop on the near
side OF the crossings, and not to exceed
a certain rate Of spe d. To compel the
observance Of these rules the companies
have decided to Impose a fine on the
motormen Of $25 for violating them.
Thus the poor motormen are compelled
TO bear the whole of the responsibility
fol accidents. when it has been proved
over and over again, that 1t ought al
least 70 be divided with the man
sgers OF the road
Evening journal., 1895-05-02
Per Capita Money Circulation.

From the Lancaster New Era.
It may be of some interest TO those
who are continually clamoring for a
per capita money circulation In this
country 60 know that the Bank Of
England has fewer notes Ia circulation
to-day than It had fifteen years ago. and
the total active note circulation in Great
Britain Is hardly greater now than ten
years ago. The volume OF trade during
the past decade has increased wonder
fully. Bank notes are much leas
used in business than formerly. Making
payments Of all save small sums by
check has become almost universal