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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-21
Thursday, Feb. u, 1895.
Letter from Harrisburg.
HARRIsDuEG, Pa, Feb. 30, 1895.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 20, lS95.
Editor Posr:
The history Of the Committee on
Appropriation will be an extraordi-
nary one to wri tie at the end of the
present session of the legislature.
As stated by II gentleman Mt the
head of one of the largest penal in
stitutions in this country, if not in
the world the continued depression
in business and trade circles has had
its legitimate sequences III several
significant and deplorable particu-
ers; are worthy of mention, as deal
ing with matters of economic princi-
pies affecting Our material and moral
welfare, while they have none the
less au important influence upon the
involuntary drift of our uncontrol-
able political sentiment in onr
country VII = Gems within the
past decade to have outgrown in its
dimensions the expectations Of all the
scholars of skilled public prophecy,
as well as to open for the theories
and the more hopeful optimist fields
for speculative investigation which h
must sooner or later yield their
harvest.
Said the chief of a penitentiary in
this state when here asking for
money last week: I'VE need more
funds than we ever II q @ q 4
to check crime and to deal properly
with those who have become felons
for the rest of their natural life. A"
This gentleman, having an experience
of thirty years in institutions of this
character, ascribes the enormous
growth of crime to the depression
of business and the unbridlod influx
of the passionful and illiterate for
eigner. Time and space forbid en-
trance to "A subject 50 interesting
but the following illustrates in nut
shell the argument:
In the past two years 5S prisoners
received here Pittsburg) were un-
der sentence ranging from 10 to -
years; 3 came in for life making II
in all now imprisoned in this insti-
tuition for life sentence; crimes
against property were Gl5; crimes
against persons We're 259 or 20: 63
per cent 500 or IS: ~ per cent were
under 30 years of age 60 or 70: "a
per cent never learned trades 2OT
or % 6S per cent We're illiterate OF
nearly so AS or 81 /: 36 per cent were
born in Pennsylvania 2i2 or 27: 9.
We're born in other states 2l :: % PEI
cent of these We're foreign borr and
never naturalized. 800 were Ameri
can born; 800 state parents We're al
50 born in America, 3is give parents
as foreign born n were of mixed
plrentage Cthat is America Il for
e.gn parents while 5G declared they
did not know character of their par.
entage
The Executive Mansion was
thrown open TO the Members of the
Senate and House eofrcpresontatiyes
on the 9th instant. Many hun.
drods of the Stro's representative.
accompanied by their wives, sweet
hearts, aunts, cousins, etc, throng
ed the gayly festooned State Resi-
dence from o'clock until past the
midnight hour to shake hands with
our popular Governor and his amia.
bic wife who were aided in the re.
ceiying line by other state officials
accompanied by their wives. 1t was
n notable State occasion socially
speaking and glittering Appearance
of the mansion, handsomely decked
with flowers. the enchanting otro;,,|
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-21
MONROE TWP.

Three deaths in our immediate
vicinity during the recent storm.
Isaac Leply, an aged citizen re-
siding near Kratzerville, Mrs. Jas.
Benfer and n child of Levi Jarrett.
The funerals of the last two were
delayed several days. Daniel
Hane purchased the home of p II.
Lenig for SOLO. 0....P. II. Lenig wears
n broad smile because young
daughter came to stay. V. I.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-21

la "A recent editorial the Salem, Or
egon, Independent says: Time and
again have we seen Chamberlains'
Cough Remedy tried and never with
out the most satisfactory results.
Whenever we see a person afflicted
with hoarscness, with a cough or cold,
we invariably advise them TO get
Chamberlaip's Cough Remedy; aud
when they do, they never regret it.
It always does the work, and does IL
we'll For sale by j. W. Sampsell,
Pcnns Creek, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-21
SELINSGROVE.

Rev. Frank Buyers, son of John
Buyers of this place, was caught in
a rapidly revolving circular saw at
Irish Valley, Northumberland Co.
He was severly though not danger
ously cut in the arm and back.
The prompt action of one of the
hands, in throwing off the belt IL
probably what saved his life . Prof.
NJ. /. Potter was in town over Sun
day Prof. Odeu Gortner spent
several days at home last week ...
Will. Fetzer, who has been in PhiIa-
delphia for several weeks. has re.
turned II. l. Phillips held pub
lie auction Of clothing on Saturday
... Hon. Chas. W. Herman and fam
ily spent Sunday with friends ut this
place II. w. Hummel of Nor
thumberland was seen in town on
Saturday. u. w. Gaugler and
wife, who have been taking an extern
ded tour through the west this
Winter, have returned "A great
many people are sick in this locality
M. \. Bateman spent Sunday at
home.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-21
GUESSING
ADVERTISEMENT.
T. L. M MARN5.

MIDDLEBURGH, Pa,
Sells the finest and purest
whiskies manufactured. He
manufactures his own whis-
kies. They have more med
ical qualities than any other
whiskey made. Gall, to get
a gallon and you will use no
other.
Orders receive prompt at
tention. These goods have
no equal for grip.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-21

of music, the merry steps Of the
terpsichorean adventurers and adj
venturesses, together with the hand-
some costumes of the still more
handsome ladies present all combin-
ed to the heightening of an event in
all the brilliant details for which
Governor Hastings and his wife are
famed when they set out to enter
tain.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28
I DETROIT.
(MICH.l

StraszLe nieszczescie spotka-
10 DR.. s. L. VASE, nsk,ego.
We srode, 20 Listopa1a, okoio
godz. 5 wieczorem, utica
Buchanan powraca} on jedno-
konna bryczka Cd Piotra
Z6Ekowskiego 2Franciszkowa z
kt6rym sic naradzat. JAZZ ma
wydosta& swe honoraryum cd
jednego z niewyplacalnych
pacyentow. Civ mial p%rzeje&-
dzaG tor kolei Michigan
Csntra], zauwa3Yl magic zbll3a
]acv sic towarowy pociag
pred ktorYm, ME mogac cofnaG
" tyf, pusci} konia naprz6d,
uderzalac 60 batem.N m zda1yl
pre- echac, nadbiegf4 Iokomo
tywa, uderzyta SLIME 0 oryczke
1 odrzuci}a go ma strone " sam
srodek nastepnego toru; tam
najechai 90 poci9g osooowy 2
przeciwnego kierunku zabil IA
miejscu, mia2d3ac mu glove W
bezSszta}tna mase ciata, a
brycZke lamiac " drobne ka.
wa}ki.P ociag zatraym al sic, "a.
wolano koronera Butlera .
nastepDie Dr.. Smiths, kt6ry
orzekf, De smier6 byia natych-
miastowa.C ialo nieszcze5liwego
odwieziono DO zak}adu pogrze.
bowegoDe SafferY ego, skad po
zesz3c1u g}owy odsta wiono do
domu pod n. 236 ul Canf I'D a
nastepnie ma miejsce wiecznego
spoczynku.
Koh ocala', g1y& W jakis
dziwnY spos6b odprzagl sic /
uciekf, a skoro 60 zlapapo,nie
znaleziono ma MIN 2adaego
widocznego uszkodzenia.
Swiadkami ca}ego nieszcze.
scia byla tylko siuzba k%olejowa
/ str63(flagman)M Morrison, kt6-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28

rzy twierdza, De DR.. Wyszyhski
byl ostrzegany cheragiewka
slowami pred n,ebezpieczen-
stwem ,iscz ma to ole gwazal !
Nv stanie nieswiadomym"
jechal naprsod ne trzymajac
nawet lejcov " reku.
Zdsjs sic. lie "a to nieszcze-
scie adpowiedzq spofki kolejo-
we. kt6re iu4 pred IL laty
otrzymafy cd miasta $685.
ma pobudowanie zapor, czego
dotychczas ME uczYni1Y.
Dr.. Wysz> L Xxi pozostawi}
lone i 4 c0rkl,z kt6ryck dwie
starsze "a " Europe a dwie
tutaj.
(Prawda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28
Nova organizacya Milwaukee,.

Czego Wiarus Cd dawna pragna}, do czego
cd dawna daryl, nareszcie sic uiSci]o. lnteli-
gentna Polonia milwaukee,, cd dawna juz idac
"a naszemi wskaz6wkami, przyje}a zdrowe
fnansowe zasady jake podwaline swego stowa-
rzyszenia. Po przeczytaniu dopiero og}oszonej
konstytucyi W Kuryerze Micha}ka, przyznaiemy,
re &c strony Warusa mic dodae ME trzeba. .
lie ludzka przezornos6 zdola, wszystko uwzgle-
dniono.
1eraz, bracia polacy, czy ma farmach czy W
miastach, czy W Wisconsinie. cry W jakimkol-
wick innym Stanie, dalej do d1ie}a te najlep-
sza organizacyq polska popierat!
I nlzej podanej tabeli widzicie, lie sic piacl
wedlug wieku CO miesiac. I'm m}odszy kto
wstepuje, tenn mniej p}aci. Mona sic
asekurowat ma $3.50 lub 5000. Czyta!cie !
rozmyslajcie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28
AmERYkA

EUGENT V. DEBS, pre-
zydent AmerYkaiskiej Uni
kole)arzY, ktory bYt skazany
ma szest miesieoy wie1ienis "a
wywo}anie glosnego swo)ego
czasu strajku, wypuszczony
zostal " dniu % Listopada z
zaktadu karnego Woodstock,
III. - W Chicago przyjeto go
%wspaniafa parada.
Hayward be
die " dniu 6 Grudnia W
Minneapolis powieszonY. Maj
wy2szy sad potwierdzif wyrok
pierwszcj jnstancyj, i skazan-
cowi ME pozostsje zadna wiecej
nadzieia.
Mich, rs
listopada. Tartak frmy
Menominee River Lumber Co.
" EastMarinette zostal wczorai
rano przez polar zupe}nie
zniszczony. 200, 900 tysiecy
stop budulcu, wiasnosG firm
Marinette Lumber Co. i Mari
uette & Menemiuoe Box c..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28

tak4e spionelo. Szkoda wyno ,
szaca 500 600, ME lest ubez-
pieczona W tartaku w}asnie y
sobote wieczorem ukehczono
roboty ma obecny sezou. Slra3e
po3arne zMarinette / Menomi-
zee zdofafY wielkie skladY
drzewa uratowaG. TarLak
zostan>e odbudowanv.
sTEVENsPOlNT, Wis.
" czwartek,d % listopada rb.
" polskim kos:iele sw. P.otra
" Stevens Point zostan4
przedstawione przez profosora
E F. Grieb milwaukee,, PasYe'
czyli Meke Puhska, Jest TO
alic2ne i nadzwyczaj w~zruszaia.
CO przedstawienie, przypomina-
ce " przeszio stu obrazach
meke smiert Pana naszego
Jezusa Chrystusa. Ofyginalne
przedsta vienna W obrazsch .
3ywych osob odbywaIy sic
dawniej tylko W Obensmmer-
gau W Bawaryi; nieaka4dy ie
mia} sposobnose ogladat i
podziwieG. Obecnie wtadza
ducbowna zezwolila ma podo-
bne przedstawienia i pc innych
krajach i przez to data sposo-
bnost mniej zamo2nym choG
raz " 2Yciu widzieG y obrazach
Gala meke Zbawiciela swiata.
spruchnlafe groby, zgnl@e "
srodku, plekne ma zewnatrz. Ilez to
claf ludzkleh " taklm stanie?
Nleczysta krew jest powodem
znacznej czesci chor6b, ktore opa-
mule cla}o. Zsmula ona ko4a zyoia
- zatruwa egzystencye.- Dr.. Pho
ira Gomozo czvsci krew i nadaie
nova rzezkosc kazdemu organowl.
Jest ono sporzadzoen z korzenl i
zl6f - przez cafy wick estatni
dowodzi{o usta wicznie swych L.
czn,czych przymiot6w. Me apteka-
re, lecz ~wy1acznie tylko mieiscowi
ageno1 sprzedaja Gomozo. Piszole
do DR.. Peter Fahrney, Chicago III.
"a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28

:zdania poprawnie napisat ME
potra6, wystepuje W fe%ljetonle
tuteiszego 7ysodnika 8cron-
@oniski;eqo jake t}umacz romansu
historycznego ,,Francya pred
stu laty" (Podobna
zuchwaia blaga powtarza sic
i u mas W Winonie. Tutaj
listonosz, ME majacy mai
mniejszego pojecia 0 polskiej
.gramatyce, napisal originating
-zbojec ka sztuke teatralna, W
<trzech aktach, i obfte zbiera
laury cd wsrcho}dw, lubuja.
cych sic, jak wiadomo, W
sprawach zb6jeckich, ME
ipytajac. czy one originalne,
.czy tel przerobione pod}ug
:zyciorysu jakiego amerykah'
skiego Rinaldiniego.- Przyp'
Red. Wl;arusa.)
NASZ ARTYKUk O pra'
wach zagranicznych autorow
i wydawc6w W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, ipowtorzyI o
lie nam dotad wiadomo,
W1elhopozanin, wydawany
przez p. FIR. Chocieszyhskiego
W Poznaniu. Dziennik ten
ma okolo 20 tysiecy abonen.
tow.
f, S. D. =
Nasz polski nauczyciel a
zarazem organista p.Apolinary
Watkowski Swietnie z}ozyl
.egzamin ma nauczyciela
szko} publicznYch. Przez pol
roku bedzie prowadzi} szko}e
publiczn9, a przez drugie
pol polska szk6}ke para6alna.
Z}ozyla takze eezamin ma
nauczycielke szkoly publicznej
:siostra naszego nauczyciela,
parma. Teresa Watkowska. Ia
nauczac bedzie " drugiej
:szkole publicznej.
BISKUPOWIz St. Joseph,
ma Mazurach, dajemy rade,
ably zamiast, "a posrednictwem
;gazet szubrawieckich .przesla.
dowaG szczerze katolickiego
Wlarusa, pilnowal Iepie)
swoiego paEacu, by sic W
MIN nadal ,,niemoralne"
rzeczy, ma kt6re niedawno
Gala plu}a Ameryka, ME
powtar2a}y.
A PAROBAS Ia PROPOSE
cd Gazety Starokatolickiej,
.asan Leon Szopihski, niechaj
Wi;arusa W piete poca}aje, i
wywiszcze sobie z swojej
zydowskiej brody zmartwych.
wstahskie pszcz6lki, ktore
mu sic W g}odnem lecie W
niej z4leg}y. Przez to zaprawde
wiecej ~przys}uzy sic sp6}eczeh-
stwu, anizeli przez redagowanie
:gazety, do czego TAXI
niedowarzon Y kapusciany leb
wcale a wcale niezdatny.
SOBIESKI, Ill. Sformowal
sic tn polski klub republikahski.
:Najb]izsze posiedzenie bedzie
wv dniu 8 grudnia, W
~ --1-1 w l-:,.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
LABOR NEWS.

Philadelphia street railway employees
are on strike.
The American Federation of Labor
voted to meet in Cincinnati next time.
The strikers in the British shipbuild.
ing trade decide to continue their fight.
Samuel Gompers has been again made
president of the American Federation of
Labor. All the socialists voted for Nc
Bride.
A big strike of, tailors has been pre-
cipitated in New York and vicinity by
the violation Of agreements by con
tractors.
Coal miners of the Des Moines dis.
trict met to consider the refusal of the
operators to grant higher wages, and
failed to decide upon any line of action.
President Blacknser of the Railway
Mail Clerks ASSOCIATION has resigned
from the service I'M order to advocate
legislation in the interest of the mail
clerks.
The jury in the case of William ].
Richards, accused of setting fire to
bridge No. 142 on the Great Northern
east of Kalispell, brojught in a verdict
Of not guilty.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.

The Pacific Gable company, with q
capital of g., 600, 700, has been incorpor-
ated in New Jersey.
Some owners of property in the pro-
posed Vicksburg National Park ask $175
an acre for their lands.
The output of the Calumet and Hecla
mine will be reduced one-third at the
beginning of the year.
The value Of this years farm produce
is estimated at 81 ,O24, 600, 600, a decrease
Of 81. 900, 600 from last year.
Application to do business in South
Dakota has been made by the Farmers
Mutual Cyclone, Tornado and Wind.
storm company, a new company organ
lied at Elk Point, S. D.
Arrangements have been made and
$50, 900 stock has been subscribed for
est ahlishing at Lyons, Ia, a large plant
fol manufacturing the Kane enning-
ton engine and motorcycle.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
TWenty-nine Lose Their Lives
In an Accident Near
Dayton, Tenn.
EntOmbed While at Work by
q Terrific Explosion Of
Firedamp.
Gazing in Of the Entry Wall
Cut OFT All Means Of
Ii Ventilation,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 28.-A spe.
oial to The American from Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, says Over a score Of
miners lost their lives during the day
In tho Nelson mine, entry No. 10, near
Dayton, Tenn, by an explosion of fire.
damp. The explosion was succeeded
by a terrific crash, which indicated that
the roof of the passage through which
the miners had entered, had fallen in.
No avenue of escape was len; and there
lie no possibility that any Of the men
will be found alive. The mine is the
property Of the Dayton Coal and Iron
company, three miles from the town Of
Dayton, and reached by a spur track.
The men, both white and colored, in
Guiding several boys, entered the mine
to 60 to work at Z a. M, but nothing Of
the awful catastrophe was known until
II o'clock, when the drivers at entry
No. 10 found their way blocked by q
solid wall of coal and slate.
Rescuing Parties at Work.
Rescuing parties have been trying all
day to reach the imprisoned miners,
but it is probable they will be several
days forcing an opening through the
wall of fallen roofing, which must be
made safe as they proceed. The foul
air quickly exhausts the workers, who
are relieved by fresh hands. The work
will continue day and night until the
bodies are recovered. At the mouth Of
the drift, hundreds of women and chill
dren soon gathered and the picture of
eeir grief and despair is heartrending.
he mines are ventilated by air shafts
or passages, so the caving in of the
wall at the entry cut off the draft, and
death was certain to those who breathed
the poisoned air.
All the Victims Recovered.
At 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, Il way
had been broken through the debris at
entry No. 10, and the blackened corpsas
OF the dead miners were carried to the
Outs. de where the work of identifica-
ton began. The number of victims has
reached 20. Reports say that gas was
first ignited in No. 8 by Tom Hawkins,
gas inspector, on his usual morning
rounds. The flames were rapidly COM
municated to entry No. 10. All the
men in No. 8, escaped except Hawkins.
In No. 10, which forms an angle in the
banks and connects with the outside
world, the deadly gas drifted and con-
gested, doing it's work so we'll that not
one OF the men at work in the rooms Of
this cross passage is alive.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
was Ridden by Raider Morgen.

VERSAILLES, KY, Dec. %. Morgan,
the oldest equine survivor of the Civil
War, died here, aged about 81 years.
He was ridden by General John H.
Morgan, the famous Confederate raider,
who left him here in 1862. His owner,
James w. Smith, cashier of the Harris.
Seller Banking company, utilized him
as q family horse until a few months
ago.
New Great Northern Superintendent.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 28.-Archie Guthrie,
Of the railroad contracting firm Of
Foley Bros. & Guthrie, st. Paul. has
been appointed general superintendent
# the Great Northern system, vice
General Superintendent MoKsnna, who
resigned some time ago.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
UNPRECEDENTED RAINS.
Mississippi at st.. Louis RQse Sixteen
Feet in Thirty-six Hours.

Mississippi at st. Louis RQse Sixteen
Feet in Thirty-six Hours.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-The unprece.
denied rainfall! of the past three days,
which has been general throughout
Missouri, has filed to OVERLOOKING all
the creeks and rivers within its con.
fines. Those streams tributary to the
Missouri have added to the height of
that river, which in turn has swollen
the Mississippi. In "a hours the Mis-.
sissippi, which had been very low, rose
1913 feet, and in IS hours, the gauge
showed a raise of l6 feet. River men,
who are unprepared for the sudden
rise, say that in 40 years this was the
biggest sudden rise ever known at this
season,
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
Insane Asylum Kespera Sentence,

Insane Asylum Kespera Sentenced.
MoRR1sTowN, N. j., Dec. 2S.-William
Mack and Hepry Convery, the keepers
in the state insane asylum who were
charged with the murder Of Nicholas
Dolfus, an inmate Of the institution, on
Oct. IL last, were found guilty. They
were tried before the all bench Of the
supreme court. The court imposed sen.
tence at once, prescribing II years at
hard labor as the penalty in each case.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
The Double Hanging Postpone

HELENA, Mon, Dec. 23.-The hanging
in this city, for which invitations had
beer issued by Sheriff Jurgens, has been
declared of. William Biggerstaff's case
was taken to the supreme court and the
g%overnor respited Bill Gay until Jan.
~. Even if both men should be hanged
in the coul Sc of time, it 10 not probable
that they will both be executed on the
same day.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
Seized Three Thousand Grouse

DULUTH, Dec. 2S.-Game Warden
John G. Green and Officer Miller, on
instructions from Execut We Officer
Fullerton of the state game commits.
sion, opened car No. 544 Of the Omaha
roai in the st. Paul and Duluth yards,
and found stored away a large consign.
ment of rutied grouse containing 5000
birds, also four green moose hides and
a number of caribou hides.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
NEWS FROM wAsHlNGTb

There is talk of Ambassador Bayard
being recalled.
President Cleveland is said 70 be pre-
pairing for a new bond issue.
Galusha Grow made an attack on
President C%leveland's message to con-
gress.
President Cleveland has feappointed
the members of the court of private
land claims.
A new postofice in Texas has been
named Cash. and has Al postmaster
named Money.
The first bill to pass both houses was
t Sns m msain e q n1iss's' a p]'r' Of entry for
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
CRIMINAL, NEWS.

Vendors of horse sausage and horse
meat i'll Dubuque, Ia}, We're arrested.
The grand jury at Hurley, Wis, has
returned 50 indictments against dive
keepers.
DR.. G. W. Fraker, the famous insur.
ance swindler, was released OH bond at
Rich Hill, Mo.
Moonshiner Hall was found dead by
Federal officers while i,raiding illicit
stills in Alabama.
The death warrant at Theodore Dur
rant has been signed and the date of ex.
ecution fixed at Feb. 81.
Civil and criminal procee dings were
instituted against the Kansas Medical
robbing.
DR.. William Hammond, an alleged
nine times bigamist, swindleF and CO.'S
mopolitan crook, was arrested at New
Orleans.
Two supposed dynamite bombs, one
for Phil Armour and the ! other for
George NJ. Pullman, were Intercepted
by Chicago postal authorities.
The sentence Of James Conner, who
was to have been hanged in ST. Francis
county, Ark, on Friday, WAS COM
muted to life imprisonment.
OF 80 graves examined at Topeka, 81
were found empty, and there is much
indignation in consequence. AZ reward
for the grave robbers arrest is )offered.
At Philadelphia, Max Goodrich, in q
fit Of jealous rage, shot his youplg wife
in the abdomen and then sent a, bullet
through his own brain. Goodrich died
instantly and his wife cannot 1lecover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-15

Prices FOR market beef "A few choice, an
1.73; extra, $5.5td3 10: first quality, SEd3 4.
second quality, $i@Ii5; thlrl q taity, $,4D&jU.
Prices of stor, cattlc-WuI king oXeu, r
pair, S6B1liJ; farrow cows, SlUn22: fancy
COWS, $5t91O; mich cows and caves, SO IS:
yearilnSr, SsGl6; 2-year-ulds, sl2G22: I3-year-
olds, s20tt32.
Western fat swine-Live, 5d515c; northern
dressed hogs, 6c = ib.
Prices for sleep and lalnbs-In lots, s., s.. 50
tt3 each; extra, $50 0D4.5J. or 90 tac = Ii:
lambs, s(g5c; veal calves. y 013i &c.
Prices Tor hides, tallow anu s~kIns-Brighton
hides, % &c Z ID; Brighton tnllow, dlc T
ID; country hides, 81 2Gic = To country tallow,
2h2lic T II; cItr SAlIIs, Doc q sl.i5 each: shparcd
skins. % q iUc lamb skins, 3EG6Jc; dairy skins.
6Ed7.c each.
Northern and ca stern beef c~att!e-Demand
not active. quality fair, values for tair grades
steady, with common at such prices rs BUYERS
wodld offer.
Mich cows and springcrs-The supply was
larger than last weeks, with the quality fair.
A far demand was Eo.ed, with prices holding
well up to las weeks quotations.
Veal calve,-The offerings were light, the
demand WAS active and "a clearance was eff
fected in quick order al values IA shade frmer
than those of last week.
Sheep and Lambs A fair demand was
noted, with Values off I4N1l4c I, ID.
Western b eff cattle1Al For home and
country slaughterers. Values are quoted "a
7ac higher.
Swine-Thew western supply was sent direct
TO slaughterprs. Those from the country
brought on the market. dressed weight, &c;
live weight, $3.50 cwt.