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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-30
TRADE REVIEW.
st. Louis usetins, Keep Treis GUESSING
Through the Week.

n. @. Dun & Co.'S, Weekly Review o;
Trade says;
The week began with extreme depression
10 stock and speculative markets. owing to
the heavy outgo Of gold and the fall OF the
treasury reserve below the minimum. The
POpulist and silver conventions caused some
apprehension and large Withdrawals Of gold
for boarding were rather feared than seen.
There came sharp recovery with the union
Of banks to turn $1,000 600 gold into the
treasury and OF information nj bankers to con-
troll foreign exchange. The gold reserve has
been quickly lifted above 800, 100000 and
political events have helped to clear away
apprehensions. Business Of all kinds has
been considerably affected by the monetary
conditions and Is slower to improve.
The produce markets have been seriously
depressed, lard making the lowest quotations
on record, corn falling to 80 cents. wheat 10
6l$4 cents and cotton to a cents. There
has been a slight recovery In corn,a sixteenth
in cotton, and n cent In wheat. but the main
cau'e Of low prices remains namely. pros
poets Of large crops. with heavy stocks Of old
on hand. Old corn Is coming forward at
about double the rate n year ago. and so far
another big yield Is indicated.
Cotton receipts are rs usual Insignificant,
but new cotton already begins to appear
some weeks earlier than usual, and the pros
pect for larger yield grows clear, though
owing TO over rain development OF the
quality may be defective.
The state OF wooden manufacture appears
In sales of wool at TIE chief markets for the
week. the smallest ever known. only $780,
4j0 pounds. Of which si2 $50 pounds were
domestic. against 10. .30l $50 pounds last year,
OF which 6. 23l. $50 were domestic. Prices do
not nominaly change. but are shaded TO
make sales, and western markets are weak
ening some. though still higher than eastern.
Leather IL iunetiyp. md hides Mt Chicago
average 3 per cent lower for the week. Fall
ures for the week have been 2sl 10 the Unit
cd states, against 202 last year. and 20 In
Canada, against n last year.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-30
C0TELL SENTENCED TO DIE.
The Tallmsdge Murderer Indifferent When
Told He Must Hang

Judge Jacob A. Koehler sentenced Romu-
lus Cotell. who was two weeks ,so convicted
OF the murder OF the Stone family at Tall
madge on March 30. TO be hanged on Friday
November q, 1896. The court was opened at
IL o'clock Tuesday morning TO hear the test g.
imony and arguments on the motion for "A
new trial, About dozen witnesses were
examined, but the testimony Of ali was i'm
material and made little or no impression.
The attempt was made TO prove that the
judgment OF the jurors had been influenced d
by outside parties during the trial; that the
jurors had talked about and discussed the
case that one Of them had announced pre-
viously that he would hang Cotell. The de-
fense failed to uphold these assertions and
Ju % Koehler overruled the motion.
When asked what he had to say why SEN
tence should not be pronounced, Cotell
said;
"All that have to say Is that am not
the perpetrator OF the crime and an limo
cent
The boy maintained throughout the re-
markable indifference and hippancy which
has charnterized his bearing throughout the
entire case. When making his statement "A
smile lowered about his lips, and when the
Judge passed the sentence he paid no atten-
ton TO the words. The higher courts will
be appealed to by the defendants attorneys.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-30
MEANS MUCH FOR The sTAll
West Virginia Will Benefit by the De-
In the Famous King Case

One of the most important decis0l;t 4
United States Court CT West ylr,,t
-, -. :. u' a.
ten'etou ~ 'uueo 'a'NSon' III 'n' 4a
ton OF the Injunction against the IN
Lumber Company, on motion of the "A
ants This ands one ., tha ,r.,, l,y,
- -, ,,',--',.,.. ~ O-o -, " ~ ,'
whlch mas greatiy retarded the hl'l-
terests oil considerable portion o' 'l'
nu anu secures 20 lno settlers anu oWh@'
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ATKINSON FOR GOVERNOR.
West Virginia Republican Convention
Keynote Sou ded.

The largest state convention either political
party ever held in the state began at Parkers-
burg at IL o'clock Wednesday morning Hon.
committee, called to wssemblage
and introduced Rev. DIR. Rumore, who made,
the opening prayer. Hon. :. b. Elkins was
announced as temporary chairman, and
Hon. A. u. White, senator Stuart +. Reed,
I. W. B. Duckwall, Chris. Payne and J. J.
Peterson, rs temporary secretaries. senator
Elkins received IA perfect ovation. lasting
several minutes upon taking the chair. He
spoke for about an hour, sounding the key
note TO West Nirginia's campaign and was
repeatedly greeted with vocifcrous applause.
Two nominations were made ut the first
days sessions of the Republican state con-
vention-llon. George ". Atkinson, Of
Wheeling, for goyernOrand J.. NJ. Lafollette,
Of Taylor county, for auditor Each made "A
brief speech ~ acceptance.
NJ. \. Kendall, OF Wood county. was nomi-
mated tor treasurer. J. Russell Trotter of
Upshur county was nominated for superin-
tendent OF schools. He IL graduate OF the
West Virginia University and Of Harvard.
Edgar L. kucker, OF Mcdowell county, was
nominated for Encouragement. DIR. James
B Fitch, OF Monongalia county, and :. NJ.
Nathbone. OF Writ county were nominated
for ial-electors-at-large.
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MINOR MENTION.

The sound money Democrats OF Minnesota
have organized for another ticket
A dispatch from Rome says that the gov
ernment has ordered the third-class cruiser
Liguria TO proceed 20 Canes.
An Athens dispaLlh says that body OF
Turkish irregular soldiers have killed Is
Christians near Heraklion, in the Island OF
Crete.
John Pryde was hung at Brainard, MINI.
for the murder OF Andrew Peterson. Pryde
murdered him for si2. lie confessed before
death.
Mrs. Brill. aged s5, and her son Jake, aged
"a, have been arrested at Louisville, KY, ON
a chargeol counterfeiting.
Nicholas Smith wus instantly killed and
Elmer Stringer badly hurt by the falling OF a
portion OF the old postoflice wall at Chicago
Thursday. The building was being torn
down.
A dispatch from Constantinople reports
that massacres have occurred at 0rdu, on
the Black Sea, In Asia Minor. According TO
Official accounts 25 Armenians have been
killed.
Section 522 Of the postal laws has been
amended 80 that any railway postal clerk
can deliver to the person addressed at any
time, strict aud prompt Identification being
required, OF course.
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

1t ia said that bees can fly 90 pee cent
faster than pigeons
Forty broad gauge Prohlbitionists met
In Denver and nominated Booth for Cover
nor.
Joseph II. Larimer has been nominated
for Congress by the Democrats Of the Tenth
Indiana district.
q The Indiana convention OF bituminous
miners voted to remain out against the re-
duction OF wages from so to SO cents per
ton.
James 7. Hurst, OF wyandotte, ono OF the
largest lumber operators in Michigan, has
filed trust deed for the benefit Of his credit
by an unanimous vote, the American
Window Glass Workers association TUESDAY
withdrew from the Knights OF Labor, and
for the present will operate as a non-aiiili-
ated trades union.
Arthur Cleveland Coke, n bishop OF the
Episcopal diocese OF Western New York
died suddenly Of nervous prostration at the
Clifton Springs sanitarum, whero he had
been spending few days.
The Populist National committee on the
case OF the contest from the Nineteenth Ohio
district, decided that the delegation selected
at tho convention called by the district COM
mitteeman was entitled TO seats
Herman Auth, an electrician, residing at
1872 Wlnslow street. East End, Pittsburg, was
shot and killed by Police Officer Robert
Richards at o o'clock Wednesday night. He
was pursued on suspicion OF having bur-
glariously entered the residence OF J. ID.
Tucker. 502 Lincoln avenue.
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TAILORs ON STRIKE.
Twelve Thousand Ordered to Enforo, an
Advance

Twelve thousand New York coat tailors
were ordered on strike Wednesday morning
To enforce higher prices from the wholesale
manufacturers and to stop a renewal OF tho
task aud piece work work system. The large
manufacturers were taken by surprise, as il
had been given out that n strike had been
deemed inadyisable by the leaders.
4 committee OF IL OF the Brotherhood of
Tailors. In accordance with early instruc-
tions, stole "A march on the manuiacters by
visiting all the contractors shops, go in
number in New York and $50 in Brooklyn
and Brownsville and notifying the workers
TO qui; forthwith and report 10 their head
quarters.
Up 20 noon there were 1000 tailors In New
York and 1000 more OF the the total 5000
were expected to quit work before the close
OF the workday. The 1000 tailors in Brook
lyn aud Brownsville were expected TO join In
the strike, ~ they had decided several days
ago.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
National Encampment to be Held in
Louisville.

The encampment OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic will be reproduced in Louisville
next September on n scale Identical with
that Of last year, save that II will be smaller.
The city will be again decked with the natl
onal colors, and there will DO camp fires.
parades and barbecues when the Sons of
Veterans gather In the city that welcomed
their fathers. The encampment will be held
from september Ito ii. II is estimated that
~, 900 members OF the order will attend. W.
II. Russell Is commander-in-chief with head
quarters at Lacrosse Elwood I. Carr, OF
Scranton, Pa. IL senior vice commander.
Preparations for the national encampment
have been made on the same order as those
for the Grand Army encampment last year.
A committee OF twenty was appointed which
appointed la turn vice committees on trans
portation, accommodations. amusements,
camp fires, etc. The order will give par
ade on the plan Of the q. A. II. There will
also bo barbecue and a great competitive
drill.
This will be the fifteenth annual encamp-
mcnt Every effort Is being made to make 1t
the best ever known.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-30
BRYAN WILL THINK IT Nv
Can't Decide on the Aoceptanoo otu,,
list Nomination.

Senator Jones, OF Arkansas. cha,,s
the Democratic National commin.'
to Lincoln, Neb.. and had a coniera,,
Mr.. Bryan and Gov. Holcc NIB. ina,
leaving Mr. Jones that he would To-.
the common sense Of the people 10 ~.
nomination OF Watson. No dennt.
he said, would be taken at this tlno
gard TO the ac 'eptance or declinatio,
Populist nomination 10y Mr.. Bryan
Jones added that the notification ns.s
New York wonld take place Augus n
Gov. Holcomb said that Mr.. Brvs,
probably accept the St. Louis noinls,'
Mr.. Bryan said that IL all depenJaI
the conditions attached to Il. He al
III appreciate the desire maniiestsi
Louis to consolidate all the free ,ilys. N
and regret that they did not noni,.,1
Sewall also. He stands squarely an ,t'
cago platform and has defended an,
against greater opposition than We y
10 meet In the West and South. Tbs n
list platform Is In many question. ~
Tally Identical with the Chicago plag.
goes beyond the Chicago platform b.s'
indorses some policies which do ~
prove OF. | shall do nothing that viii :.
ger the success OF bimetallism. no, y
do anything unfair to Mr.. Sewall.
The complications that seem immi,,..
cause OF the seeming necessity of pu..,..
two sets OF Bryan electros In case =
mained the candidate OF the popuI. !
was another OF the difficulties vbIa'
must be trusted to remove, said VI, !.
Mr. Sewell said that the action n, ~
Louis convention does not change ~
tude Of plans the least particle. h.
that his declaration carried his ar.,,
the question whether he would ra.',,
the ticket.
Thomas L. Watson. the popu,i.t s,-
for Vice President. was seen M nj. !.
Thomson, Ga. He said he would a.....
nomination and that II Bryan asas,!.
believes the ticket will be elected
Az ONO LAW.
The nomination OF Bryan by the Pa,
will cause test OF the Dana lay IA +
which prohibits the placing Of the nan.
man as candidate on the oflira. I
more than once. Good lawyers .ay n.
is sound one, and will be utbeI
should that be the case curious t5r.
tions will follow.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-30
DRIVEN FROM WORK.
The Struggle in tho Troubled Illinois Dis
triets Is Spreading.

A mob OF 200 striking miners from the
mining districts OF Riyerton and Spaulding
ILL.,, marched to Barclay ILL.,, aud compelled
the miners TO return home. They would not
allow the men TO go TO work on account OF a
reduction In wages from 35 cents ton to
80 cents ton.
The men had all assembled around the
mine when the striking miners made their
appearance Some confusion followed, and
when the first cage OF men was let down into
the mine there was q general riot. The Bar
clay miners went to their homes and agreed
to work no more until next Tuesday.
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SOME POINTERS ON WAs
Military Information Department. n
sued an Interesting Book

The military information division 4
war department has just issued The I,
number OF the series OF valuable eir,e
publications, the present being h
principally TO description in grra, !,
Of the large military schools o., E,,
Other papers In the volume treat Il y.
ilculties experienced In the Europea,
tary countries In securing the re.erls,
of non-commissioned officers; Of the IA.
devices used In European armies a, !
finders, with illustrations OF thn most
cessful appliances OF that kind; the ia.s
OF smokeless powder on tactics qul
interesting statement of the change. IA,
use OF this new military aid will cag.- b
old methods Of fighting; a topical rs,s
Lord Wellesley discussing the po,sili.a
hostile invasion Of the British I.e. y
curious publication OF the regulations, Z,
use OF war dogs In the German army 4
the latter IL appears that there aie \
such things as "dogs Of OF war. ahl
1t is part OF the fur ctions OF the "a
soldier g. tram carefully certain I'D
dogs to all him In both hostile rld ls's
opetatioiSS. Tie dogs are not. a. Mi.
first be supposed, intended to actually /
but by training they are made Of va
in watching camp In picket duty Ia 'rJ
dispatches and In looking for mi.,Ias
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TWO WERE SWEPT AWAY.
Mother and Daughter Drowned in the
River at Bellaire.

Mrs. Mary Long, aged i3 years and her
daughter. Daisy, aged II years, were drown
ed sunday evening in the ohio river near
the mouth OF the McMechan creek. They
were In a small boat with two young men,
Thomas Bennett and william Francis. and
while passing the snag boat, L. A. Wood
ruff, where the current runs swiftly, were
drawn under the wheel, the boat being cap
sized and crushed byt the paddles.
Bennett and Francis grasped the wheel
and the two women seized the former, while
Francis swan ashore. Bennett maintained
his grasp on the wheel for some time. the
women clinging TO him, but Mrs. Long be-
came exhausted and relaxed her hold. The
fierce current quickly swept her away, the
daughter presently followed. Bennett. re-
,Aeyed OF the weight sas able 80 draw hhiiitl,
self, upon the wheel and after a short ress4
gained the shore.
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NEWS NOTES,

There are ~ places called st. Eul
France.
Suicides In Paris average eleven
in December and IL day in June
The Philadelphia bankers nt e1a
house meeting rendered 90, 700, ,OOJ A'
the sub-treasury.
The United States League OF Buliis'
Loan associations, Ia session at ~
phia. has indorsed sound money
This does not appear to be good Y
Pittsburg saloonkeepers. DURING "
ent month twenty-five executions hil
entered against retail liquor dealers
most an average OF one for eaen
business.
Three miles from Royston, Ga
Bergman killed his wife and three
and then committed suicide. NO j
assigned. IL seems that he was cfasI..
drink, and At Is supposed he killed ps'
Ia moment OF frenzy.
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ANOTHER CONVENTION CALLED.
The Chicago Conference Decides in Favor Of
Putting a Third Ticket in the Field.

Delegates from Kentucky. Missouri, Iowa,
Michigan were ut the conference with the
honest money Democratic committee, OF IL
linois In Chicago. July %. General Bragg.
of Wisconsin, was made chairman. Letters
and kilograms were read from Democrats in
Massachusetts. Texas. Washington City, Me-
braska, Maine. New York and West Virginia.
advising that u national convention be
called. A resolution was adopted declar-
ing IL the sense Of the conference that there
should be- held a convention not later than
September 2 10 enunciate Democratic plat
form and nominate a Democratic ticket The
details OF the call were left 10 a committee
OF one member from each state represented.
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ALL ON BOARD LOST.
The Clipper City Of Philadelphia Went
Down With rs People

Information from Stanley, F. l., under
date OF June ., proves that the ship which
foundered of that locality May IA was the
Philadelphia clipper City Of Philadelphia,
that Capt johnson, his wife and family one
passenger and crew. numbering In ali 25,
perished. The articles salved have been do
scribed minutely and have been recognized
by the shippers as the goods shipped TO san
Francisco by the City OF Philadelphia, which
made sail from SANDY Hook early on the
morning OF February 2. Even the clothing
OF the female who drifted ashore from the
wrecked ship is described by the wreckers
In the Falkland Islands, and while the wom-
an was about Is years OF age, II can be none
other than the wife of Capt. Johnson.
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THINK SEARCH IS USELESS.
Mining Experts Advise the Cessation Of
Work in this Twin Shaft

A large number OF mine experts held
conference Friday on the Twin Shaft disas-
ter, at pittston. Pa. The majority went into
the shaft and made a thorough examination.
On coming 20 the surface they reported that
further search for the entomDed men would
not only bs dangerous but useless. The Of
ilcias OF the Newton Coal Mining company
decided to go on with the search until com
pelei to stop.
The relatives OF the entombed miners have
abandoned all hope OF ever finding the men
alive or dead. ON Tuesday next a solemn
high mass ot requiem will be celebrated In
st. Marys Catholic church for the repose
OF the souls OF the unfortunate victims OF tho
disaster. Bishops O'Iiara and Hoban will
attend the services Two-thirds Of the vic
tins were members OF the Catholic church.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-30
SIX SLAIN IN A RACE RIOT.
Three Whites and Three Blacks Bite the
Dust

A race riot occurred As miles northeast of
Jasper, Fla Six men were killed and eight
persons two of whom were women, wound
cd. Those killed are said to be Henry John
son. Albert sullivan, Edward Johnson
(white) Jim Solomon, Amos Campbell. Ike
Mitchell (colored). The names Of the wound
ed have not been learned.
The tragedy occurred at Haggards tur-
pentine still. where many colored men are
employed. The colored men gave "festi-
val' and while it was in progress. a number
OF white men intruded and the shooting re-
suited.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-30
TWO POOR C0UNTERFEITs.
Two Bogus Silver Certificates That Will
Impose on the Careless.

Two new counterieits OF United States
silver certificates have been discovered by
the Treasury Department. Thetl Is Of the
series OF 1891, check letter c., signed by j..
Fouut Tilman, Register, and d. \. Morgan,
Treasurer, and having "A portrait OF stanton.
The second Is a 80 bill, series Of 1891 check
letter b., signed by j. FOunt Tillman, Regis
ter. and u. y. Morgan, Treasurer, and hav-
ing portrait Of Grant.
These counterfeits are printed from etched
plates and are very poor productions. The
portraits, lathe work and small lettering cs-
pecIally are bad being much blurred and in-
distinct. The paper is also poor. 4 few
pieces Of silk thread have been distributed
through IT, The most careless handler OF
money it Is said should readily detect the
counterfeit notes.
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cLoUDBURsT CAUSES DFATH.
Ten Persons Drowned be tho Inuudation of
Kentucky Creek

A cloudburst at O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing at Benson's Creek, four miles from
Frankfort, KY, resulted In the drowning Of
James Bradley, his wife and five children,
Mrs. Bryant, widow, and ker two small
children. Mrs. Bryant kept toll gate near
the bridge. Her house was on the creek aud
across from that OF James Bradley The
Conway mill was just above. and was the
first TO 90. II, timbcrs must have swept
away the Bryant and Bradley houses, and
these houses struck the railroad bridge and
carried II away. All trains on the Louisville
and Nashville and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads, from Frankfort, Lexington and
intermediate points, were cut of from Louis
willie
Ten minutes after the cloudburst Benson 3
creek became a swollen river, covering the
valley on either bank and sweeping every
thing before It,
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Republican Committeeman.

Adams. II. r.. Fctterolf. Tobias Mitchell.
Beaver, Nathan Freed. Irwin KINNEY =
Beaver W.--Wm. Iieeter. e. W. BOnsh; q
Centrc,--J. W. Sampsel, II. &. Slmpsel.
Chapman.-D. A. Porizllne, 7. ii. NlchoV' ,.,d
Franklin,-C II. Dunkelberger, j. W. Il O.
hover.
Jackson.-wm. Martin, J. $. Yearick,, ,..
Mlddlrhurgh, curtin BowersON, w Y. feehg
Mlddlecreok, j. J. Mitchell, 7. l.. Row. ns
Monroe.-H. II. Bordner. I. T.. Boust. ed
Penn. daniel Knouse, &. Il. wagner IN
Perry Irwin Boyer, Henry Harding. 20.
Perry W..-Danlel Maneval. II. X. Ferster
spring, DR.. 4. NJ Smith, ID. F.Spaid.
Sellnsgruve,- X. Gembcrling, G. W. Gown
Unlon.-Geo. |. Flanders, J. q. stahl. the
Mnshingtnn.- VIM. q. IIilbish. Jerry Cnh by
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Revenge With a BulleL

At Orlando, Fla. W. Bailey TucS'',
eral manager OF the Tavares, Atan'.
Gulf railroad, was shot by ALFRED N
Abrams, prosecuting attorney Of LaI'
~. One bullet struck Tucker IN u
and inflicted an ugly wound. The
clans say he may recover. Abram. "a
ly the anti-railroad candidate for the
lature In Lake County. He was ieleI'
charged that Tucker had brought u a.
Unfair mnnna
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Death Of John w. Harper.

John Wesley Harper, who was for quar-
ter OF century, until two years ago, MEM
ber Of the firm OF Harper h Brothers, died
Tuesday at his home on Fifth avenue, New
York, very suddenly after an acute attack OF
gout, which eventually affected his heart
He was &C years old. and had been a ST. :. -rer
from the malady for many years.
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A Sound Money Banner

The Captain Robert Gillespie Republican
Club will display handsome net banner,
with portraits OF Mckinley and Hobart also
a campaign transparency from the front Of
their club house, Lehigh avenue and Marsh
all street. At a meeting OF the organization
last Tuesday evening Captain Robert Giles
pie G. Joseph Dacey and James Clarency
were elected as delegates TO the convention
OF the Republican State League OF Clubs, to
be held at Erie In September. The alter
mates elected were Thomas j. Herman, Frank
BOulter and John Allen.