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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

Eight thousand people were killed during
the recent massacre at Urfa.
II Is asserted that 0smond Digna will quit
kassala and join the dervish forces around
DOngola.
During the recent snow storm In the PROV
ince Of Orel, l50 persons were frozen 10
death in one night.
The meeting between King Humbert and
Kaiser William will take place at Venice In
the middle OF April.
The Senate Committee on Territories have
favorably reported the bill for the admission
OF the Territory Of New Mexico to statehood.
The scheme OF adding the latest weather
forecasts 10 the regular postmarks on letters
VIII be commenced by the postoiilce depart.
ment July /.
The khaliia has proclaimed holy war
against Egypt, calling upon all dervishes
capable Of bearing arms TO enroll themselves
under the green banner.
The British and Egyptian troops are In a
healthy condition and are drilling daily. A
number OF machine guns have been started
for the front. The weather Is perfect.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
BUSINESS NOT ENCOURAGING.
The General Tendencies in Industries Not
Encouraging

II. q. Dun Co. say In their weekly re-
view of trade. Failures for two weeks OF
March cover liabilities Of SG.79g. 3g7. against
sI372 al last year. Failures for the week
were 2Gl I'm the United states against 2Is
last year, and ~ In Canada against 3J last
year Movement toward better things j.
still the exception. There t. better business
In small industries bat the general tcndrn-
cy ui industries and prices l. not ,ncourag-
ing. Those who were most hopeful amouth
ago are still waiting. not so hopeful, for the
expected recovery. DISTINCTIONS To recovery
are not to hr sought primarily in tho invest
m"nt or money market. but In tho Industrial
reaction after the unnatural expansion Of de-
mand aud prices last year.
II the manufacturer, get narrow profits or
nonethcy are at lrnst doing abusiness whi h
Will Keep most Of the works iu operation
The woOllcn mills have different conditions
and with prices already reduced below last
$c.r's l8%5 t8vei25a Sitd w5el 3 S1c.--ccr,. Y
higher than It was then they are not getting
business enough TO keep works in operation.
sales OF wool were the smallest in any week
Tor years.
The iron industry shows but slight aver
axe deciin" IN prices, rs combinations still
Insist upon the highest prices of last year
and the demand IN naturally curtailed.
troublesome feature Of the situation Is
the strngcucy IN commercial loans, not be-
cause Of scarcity Of money, but because
banks are disturbed 10y failures Of some i'm
pOrtaucc.
Braisirc"t's says: General trade through
out the United states for the first quar-
ter Of 1876 Is disappointing. when the i'm
provcmcnt In industrial and commercial
lines between March and september. 1895, is
recalled, occurring, a. Ii did two years after
the panic OF 1893, reason would seem to have
been behind the confidence that the current
calendar year would bring II general revival;
but the most favorable reports at this time
are those which declare the volume OF busi-
ness only equal To. in few instances in ex-
cess Of, the like total one year ago
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
EDIsON's TRIUMPH.
Succeeds in Looking Into the Human Heart
With the Naked Eye.

Mr.. Edison has succeeded IN penetrating
the human body with the naked eve. lie
looked into the heart and lungs and cyamin-
of one II his assistants. lir has prrhnps
reached tn" crownuE glory of his life and
has opened the door which at once rcyuu-
touilc- and iucalruubly widcls the horizon
II the medical world.
The great inventor has fulfilled the promise
mad" to the world one week ago--hc has laid
bare Go the eye Of the rhN.i and he sur.
goon every organ and tissue and bone Of the
human body. Tn" -iml lest mind can grasp
whit this means In the diagnosis, the treat
mcut and the actual observation OF the pro-
crpss u internal diseases.
II Is very simple 10 Mr.. Edison. with the
powerful cathode light behind his patient, lee
gazcs through a screen Of prepared chcmi-
Gals and goes every organ OF the body rs
plainly as be- sees the dishes on his dinner
table. II his subject stands very close 10
the light nothing whatever j. sccn-thc light
goes through bones aud everything, jus, ~
sunlight goes through glass. II the patient
steps u foot or two away from thu light the
human skeleton stands revealed. A step
further from the light, and the MUSCLES It's
sues and organs of the body appear Hs plain
ly ns II there was no outside covering OF
flesh.
And so ou-as the distance from the light
and the focus Is changed. MIR. Edison Is now
completing a 0ourescent screen eight feet
high, which will enable him 10 sce all this
from the top Of YOUR head 90 the solcs Of
your feet.
Through the New York journal last sun
day Mr. Edison told how he could. with
proper arrangement, see through "a solid
block Of wood eight inches thick. II was Il
m'rr lllu!-h shpdow At that time that could
D6 sen. Now an eight inch block Of wood
offers no NOR" impedimeut than a lace veil.
Last week Mr.. Edison was experimenting TO
iLtLI n ~ Il rI.LLtr-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
RIVER INSPECTION.
River and Harbor Committee Go Down the
Ohio.


Th" River ana iftrbor Congressional Com
mtt.r accompanied iy delegations from
ritt-hur,. Cincinnati, West Virginia and
Ohio town, lcu ritt,burc saturday morning
uu tho amer Virginia. ~" trip down the
Ohio river WIS uui" for the purpose Of
demonstrating fO the congressman the need
at h,tt.r improvements uu that stream. who's,
tonnage i- greater than that 81 the PORTS ut
NcW ,rk. Chicago and Boston combined.
o. thr way down. the Davis Island dam wis
W-. .'t"u u.I receptions wur" held AT New
tUmH,fIHi. ~t"uuraNiN". aul other river
puiui- IIr virginia reached Wheeling sat
urduy evening, whore the citizens rendered
the mmittu"u banquet
ia, committee reached Purkcr-hurg az .
O'Clock sunday afternoon. and after taking
supper lc'f ut O'Clock over the Baltimore
n ohio road for Washington. They express
cj themselves az more than delighted and
satisfied with their trip. The hospitality of
Pennsylvania and West Virginia amounted
e. aH ovation.
rl. committee considered tho case Of these
riy'- AMI ,1. Allegheny ON Monday. AMI
pra,ti ally dveit'd 10 recommend the follow
IN. Directing th" Secretary Of War to
Gnu. surveys Co bee made of the cutirc Ohio
riN.i N-tDW from lltts'urg To- the Mississil-
pi. AM % survey pt the Allegheny a. far up
a. sia 'hwHtrr navigation i- practicable, Il to
thu stat" line. The surveys are 20 cover the
numlrr oi iaiu~ necessary and their cs'tma,-
cd ,u.'.
Tho two dams on IN" Allegheny. at Spring
dul" gad oiN-MiID island, are to be ordered
and. with tht H,r- island dam, put under
tie contract system. l. Is PROBABLE that
saO,u.D Wia uH appropriated for llcrrs i3iaud
AMI iiaely $1,000 each fnr the two others.
-Four moynHir dams viii l,, authorized be-.
tween tho Davis Island dam aui the mouth of
tLo beaver river. These are 10 he contracted
tor and small appropriations will be MADE
this year
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
sALIsBURY'S REPLY.
Says Arbitration is Now Under Government
Consideration

Lord Salisbury has sent reply TO the me-
mortal IN favor Of AnPlo-American arbitra-
t,uI Of the Venezuelan question adopted by
a. Peace society al IA meeting ~ Queen :
hall. The r'liy t..
Il um SlaI 20 he allie TO inform YOU that
this question Is receiving the consideration
of tho government ani that proposals in the
direction indicated By IN" o., mortal are now
before the government OF thr nit 81 states"
lh' London DAILY News LibcraD has
an editorial Oh Lord salisbury reply 10 the
memorial Of the Peace association Tor the ar
bltratiOn Oi the Venezuelan dispute in which
IL says.
Lord Salisbury letter + the most hope
ful word We nav" hat for u long time from
the premier. We hope that II porteads "A
dehult" clearing of the int, irrational situation
IA one Of the stDrmivst quarters. We may
even dream that II will pr-sage a new aud
brighter era IN the world history. Ii l. not
perfectly clear whether the question has been
advanced IA stage or whether the government
ha, merely confirmed and adopted Lord
kusph"rry's policy. II Lord Salisbury is able
20 convert Ll5 words into deeds he viii 20 lar
q make Lis present torn 4 office iIlustnJus
and h"nei."cut.
The chronicle also Liberal, echoes the
DAILY N.ws hopes that the United States
Will r,'riprycate our good will. III So. the
Chronicle adds, 'thvre is no need % trouble
ourselves further about Venezuela
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
CHASED IN CUBAN WATERS.
British Steamer Ethelred Pursued by a
Spanish Cruiser.

The British steamer Ethelrcd, Capt Hop
kins, which arrived at Boston from Jamaica,
reports that she was chased for an hour and
"a half 10y a Spanish cruiser, on Wednesday,
March IL, while on her outward passage
from Boston 10 Jamaica. The Ethelred was
too fnst for the cruiser, which only made
nine knots an hour, to the steamers thirteen
knots. The chase began about 2 p. M, when
the Ethelrcd was about eight miles OH Cape
May-L The spanish vessel hosted a flag
The Ethelrcd did likewise and continuing on
her voyage paid no further heed to the war
ship. The latter, however, at once started
IN hot pursuit and continued the chase for
10 minutes, when she gave It up as the Ethel
red had been constantly drawing away from
her No shots were fired from the warship
The passengers on the Ethelrcd became
greatly excited.
The officers Of the steamer claim that they
were outside the three mile limit and that
they were Justified In evading any attempt to
dctaln them. The Ethelred achieved CON
siderable notoriety last summer through
having been fired upon by II spanish cruiser
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
c0WHIDED BY WOMEN.
Texas Doctor Received 500 Lashes for
Prescribing Whisky.

party Of 20 highly respected ladies went
into the station room Of the santa Fe rail
road in Ladonio. Texas, and severely cow
hiI"d Dr. llaurorS, u physician, who re-
Gently cam" from Bpnham. The ladies de-
maudcd OF him that ho leave town. which he
refused. Five hundred lashcs were admin
istcr"d e. the doctor. lie left at once for
Honey Grove. Quit" IA crowd gathered at
the depot while the thrashng was in pro-
er -, aud the excitement was intense. IL Is
reported that warrant will be sworn out
igr the arrest OF the ladies who participated
They entered malt tonic resort last Satur-
day and prayed for the proprietor and plead
cd with lin 10 close The ladies accused
Dr. Hammock ~ prescribing whisky
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
DEATH FROM TIE CLOUDS,
Aerolitc Mass Demolishes House and
Family in Kentucky

The people about llindman. Ky. are very
much exercised over report Just received
that large mass II stone and cindrr like
substance has fallen on the side of Pine
mountain, which Is located ON Grassy fork Of
the Kentucky river. about % miles from that
place. Persons living in the vicinity say
they wer" startled hy a whifling sound and
tleu crash. Large stones and chunks Of
black Substance came rolling down thcmouu-
Gain Side. scattering In oycry direction for
hundreds ut yards along the valley. The
house OF Mrs. II -tcr Yates. ON the mountain
side, was demolished and the logs scattered
IN every direction. Mrs. Yates and family.
consisting Of several small children. were
iuri,i beneath the debris The hard sub
sttn"" was over half buried in the mountain
~ia", hut striking solid rock. had burst into
hundreds ~ pieces. People for miles around
have turned out ami are now searching for
the bodies Of Mrs Yates and her children.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
NO U S SENATOR.
Kentucky's Legislature Failed to Break the
Deadlock.

When the legislators went 10 the cauttol
Tuesday morning the Louisville aud I.oNine-
ton companies were paradng about town.
while the Frankfort company wa4 doing
duty about the state building and grounds.
jack thinu aud Col. l.. II. Gather. of the
Second regiment. came near having q clash.
Gather spok" to Chinn pleasantly and the
laltor rrpiird that he lid not want him to
tails to hin. Gather retortcd angriy and
both -turtcd TO draw weapons. when Glen. l..
Ndt Hardin stepped between them.
When the House met Mr.. Barnett offered
resolution endorsing the governor. Somr
one moved the previous question. The
speaker put il and in a minute the House
presented the Widest scene Of the session.
tn" previous question was ordered by "A vote
of 80 to 30. Then the resolution was adopted
hy party vote.
III" preliminary roll call showed DUNLAP
not present, and no Democrats answered to
thDlr names. The chair announced that Gj
bdd answered. hut that u ballot would be
taken to So" II 20. u quorum. were present
and voting. Tho ballot began. but not a
man. Republican or Democrat answered to
his name during the call Of the Srnatp'S roll
Mr.. Burnham asked for u call of the SEN
ate Hh-cutr,s, but was not accorded a so,'-
Ond. Ihvrn were no votes in the House uu-
III Burnhhm : name WIS called, and he voted
for Boyle Gurrctt also voted for Bowie.
NJ other persons answered. and the ballot
resulted la. Boyle, =.
Mr.. Howard moved that the session hr
dissolved cverla-tingly. .eternally V and forever.
His WO,iol carried with wild yell. 4 mcm-
hor .tgrtrd up the doxology and the crowd
IN Ia" lobby Ioii.rd In.
Although hc iaiicd Of reelection. senator
BlUrkhurj will return 10 Washington with
moro or less iuhiance in him. He hns not
expected to bc reelected for some weeks,
hut the crown was placed on his feeling OF
fttF
the legislature had expired by limitation.
and TINT nuhnly had been cho.nn.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
LOST AT SEA.
Two Ships With Crews and Cargoes will
Sail no More.

Two Philadelphia sailing vessels. the barks
Havana and the Robert $. Patterson, have
been given up for lost, together with their
crews, numbering 30 persons. On February
., the Havana sailed for cuba IN command Of
Captain Rice, with crew OF II men. She
carried a thousand tons Of coal, for the
American Gas Works AT Havana. The Pat
terson sailed from lunta Gorda, Fla, on
January -, from Baltimore, in command OF
Captain Tunnel. She was loaded with phos-
phate rock. one Of the most dangerous and
undesirable cargoes. lrinp "a dead weight.
with the power of absorbing water. which
might reach It through "a leak. The crew
numbered Is mcn.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
COMPROMISE EXPECT
o!ncy and Salisbury Again Ecgo;ia'
the Venezuela Dispute

No dcuial is made in official .
Washington that direct nrgotia,i
Great Britain respecting the Nor
boundary dispute have been rrsum,
state department at the point whr
were left oil 10y the exchange If o.
tween Secretary Olney and Lord
last July and November.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
GOLD HIDDEN IN CANS.
Left Diagram Showing the Location OF his
Wealth

c. Miller, pioneer, aged 20 years, died At
his home, north Of Decatur, H., Saturday
He was known by his family and ncighbors
to he quite wealthy. I'm his vest pocket he
carried n small paper on which was dia-
gram showing the location OF the places In
which he had placed the gold. The family
following III" direction on the paper. brought
t. light $1,000 in gold that was hidden in
coffee essence cans. In some places there
was only one $50 gold piece in can.
The family brought the money TO town In
in a griIsack and placed il in the Adams
County bank for safe keeping until the estate
is settled.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
EXPRESS HIT BY A FREIGHT.
Many Passengers Injured and Some Laid
I'm

The fast line express, eastbound, on the
Pennsylvania railroad, which left Harrisburg
at 3,45 a. M, Tuesday. ran into live stock
train near Steelton, and caused serious
wreck. Two men were killed, and u dozen
were injured. The dead are;
Samuel Welsh, engineer
Lee Strouse, fireman.
Both are from Philadelphia. They were In
charge OF the LOCOMOTIVES OF the passenger
train. The engineer was terribly scalded
and died at the city hospital about o'clock.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
STORE BLOWN UP
Powder in Grocery Explodes Wiz
trous Results.

The frame building containing III,
store of Gates q Ritter. NJ Dowaria.
was blown to atoms sunday aftcrnu.
shores loral emporium on one
Bangs aluon on the other side wer,
damaged. The plate glass IN the
was hurled across the street. Many
opposite were broken. The cause
ignition IA some unknown way
powder on the ground iloor. Noh.
injured.
The rivers and harhors congres-i.
mittcc received an enthusiastic wei
Wheeling, and also NJ East Liycrpu.
they went 10 inspect the rivers nee,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
A COSTLY NAP.
Fell Asleep in Train and Was Robbed of
$4,000

II. r. Kendall, who said he was In the en-
ploy of Drexel, Morgan Il Co., the New York
banker, reported at the Camden station that
he had been robbed Of n satchel containing
$50, 900 In securities belonging To that firm
while on his way to Baltimore from Washing
ton In one Of the Baltimore X Ohio trains.
On the way TO Baltimore Mr.. Kendall occu-
PIED seat alone and put his satchel on
rack above his head.
lie fell asleep and was awakened by the
conductor shouting Baltimore. He looked
at the rack but his satchol was gone.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
CHEROKEE BILL HANGED
Was Only 90 Years Old, Yet Had
ted Many Murders.

Crawford Goldsby. alias "Cheroko
the half-breed, was hanged Tuesday
United States jailyarl at Fort Smith
He was baptized by Catholic priest /
morning. He made will giving hi
his farn near Lenapah and disposine
worldly affairs. His body was shippe
ola home w. the Indian territory.
only 20 yehrs old. hut was chargd
many Mulderers and robberies. II
member Il the Cook gang Of outlaws.
} iiy, WHILE In jail. he killed thi
Lawrence kuling.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
CAPITAL NOTES.

COngget tsman Dovener introduced
correct tli H. military record OF Benjl
Venum, on Wheeling, W. Va.
The Holise Committee on War cid
decided r. report favorable q claim
600 by n hi state Of Pennsylvania.
The 4 'rotary OF Agriculture, in
ance wi( the mandate of Congress,
Sl0,00q, 70 packets OF seeds. Eachl
Of contI fs will get $4,000 packages
tributiola ,lmong his constituents,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
Summary Of the Most Importan, n,
Presented in Both Hou,s,


The House devoted today 10 n.
amend the administration tariff A.
and passed IL without substantia
mem. The purpose of the bill sto :, |
this act, some weak spots having
vcloIed during the six years IL bs
operation. The bill was drawn sH.
sivc hearings and the advice and
OF tn" treasury department. tho
general appraisers. importers ana
with practical experience on the sui /
OF the most important changes
creased duties nj penalties for url 4
ton commerce at the point of unt
ti"n aud not at ~ per cent. above u
valuation as provided by the presef,
sEvENTY-NfSTH DAY.
In the Senate an animated cot,I
arose over the resolution OF Mr.. "a i
thh directing secretary smith 10 J!
ih" law for the public opening Of N.
phhrrC Indian reservation in Ttai
cannon said 1000. 200 acrcs wero \
aiId he wished this mandatory res6I'
overcome the delays Uf the secretary
Interior.
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ard Tor his Boston. England. and l.
speeches. that have been on the ca.r
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Ner" IN their seats and the gallsr
sputsoiy illicd.
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ti5Hri-riRsr DAY.
sn,.pt, gr,,,' ,t,.. r.i,.,.tS
Joint resolution proposing an amrrH,,
iII' constitution. providing for tho,
senators iE the direct vote Of the D..
ne amendment, 1t Is said, does
@ulhi'st degree trench upon th
uI'u Whi'h our government Is f.H
proposes u change Ia the mode 10y vs.
states respectively and the pcOI..
sla'i chose their representatives iu A.
ht'.
\ yr.y stringent lill. 10 prpyrr, r
ing Of ol scene literature and ar,i...
decent amt immoral use from one 4
territory to another. was today order
reported ~ the house 10y Che coun.I
commerce. The measure include.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
A CRUSHING BLOW.
Runners of Spanish Defeat Are Grad
--------.---rSrrai-.' = Z. cas.asSea xa,L--

Trustworthy informaiioifhas been rccoiy-
cd from Havana that the battle fought few
days In linar del Rio. which the dispatches
sent out with the sanction OF the press censor
described ~ a Spanish victory, was in reality
a lamentablc dcica. for tho forces Of General
Neylcr.
Tho Spanish officials will rot permit the
report Of Insurgents success to bc seat out
Of Havana.
II Is expected that tn" details Of the battle
will be smugged over 10 Tampa and put on
the wires.
1t Is The firm opinion among persons In
formed OF events IN cuba that the spanish
cause is lost. IL is also believed, despite de-
nals, that the last defeat will 50 add to the
dissatisfaction against General Mcyl"r that
either his resignation or recall will soon fol
low.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
WITNESSES CAN BE FORCED.
Tas Supreme Court Uphold Compulsory
Evidence.

The amendment % the Interstate commerce
law 70 compile witnesses 20 testify 10 infrac-
tons Of the law Notwithstanding the consti.
tutioDal provisions protecting persons against
the requirement 70 criminate themselves by
providing hat they shall not be prosecuted
Tor any completely In such violations, has
been declared by the supreme Court 10 be
effective and valid.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
IRON WORKS CLOSED
On Executions Under a Supreme CO
eisiou,

The Solar Iron Works OF William
Sons & Company, Pittsburs. was cl.
the sheriff on executions resulting ir
decision Of the supreme court at rhia
IN the case of Elizabeth II. CLARK. "a
traitor of the estate OF l.. l.. Clark, BE-
band, against Jane Clark, her mothc
in which the defendant was ordered
the plaintlll s453,00O.
The executions issued aggregate
and include S453,0OO 10y the plaintin
600 by the boudsmen, 100000 by Fl
Clark as trustee for the creditors al
900 hy the Carnegie steel Company
executions We're To protect Jane
creditors and surcties.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
More Small Battles in Cuba.

Punta Briya, village near Havana has
been burned by the Insurgents. The skir-
mishcrs are reported from Pinar del Rio
province, in both Of which the rebels were
defeated with serious losses. The Bermuda
has not vet arrived.