l _
- ‘ during the last session of congress
~—'-bnt to delay his testimony until after the
‘ 1111 team 1111111111111 1111111,
He Thought unnamerop 0p-
posed the “Force" Bill.
u m. ‘
In! Interesting testimony Delete the
, 1W Generating the Alleged 1111-
' Whole-d Camem'sneeent Election.
7- Ir. Mary's Baphantlon.
“11111111111121, Jan. 31. —Repreacntatlvo
llaohery mo.) appeared before the silver
pool In intion committee and said that
‘ as he had when last on the stand
firm testimony hastily and without
"Men beratiou,ohe desired briefly to
restate the reasons why he 'did not wish to.
‘ M1] until the day after the senatorial
election in Pennsylvania He read a writ-
ten statement, which was substantially as
follows:
I“. Dockery's Statement.
“The force bill was at that time pending
in the to. l was desirousflhat it should
be beaten. The attitude of nearly every
senator in respect to that measure was
rerysenerally understood, except that of
Senator Cameron.
“The election ofhissucceseor was to take
place on Tuesday, and the committee was
to have met the previous Saturday. It
was not known that if Cameron was re-
Jelec'ted he would vote for the “force"'bill§
but” his attitude of uncertainty led me to
indalso_ the hope that he would vote
against 11.171111" these circumstances
there was nothing to induce me to desire
that another Republican should succeed
n. Know of the Silver Purchase.
"-1 did-net wish to be the cause of making
public at that juncture any privoto busi-
ness transaction of the senator of which I
had information that might be entirely
Mtimete and proper, and which could,
before an opportunity‘was afforded him of
showing its entire propriety, be used by‘his
lltical enemies to his detriment.
“I had information that Cameron had
made a purchase of silver at some time
I had
no knowledge that ho' was connected with
anypool, nor had! any information that
would warrant me in a conclusion unto
the propriety or impropriety of the pur-
chase made by him. I merely had' 1n forma-
tion as to the fact that he had purchased
silver. I believed it to be but justice to the
senator that such fact should not be made
public by me when it might be used by his
political opponents to his immediate in—
jury, without time'o opportunity for him
to prevent the same@ explaining the facts
and showing the propriety of the transac—
tion, if it was, in fact, proper
No Agreement with Mr. Cameron.
"There was noagrecmcnt or understand-
ing between Senator Cameron and myself
or any other person that my testimony
should be delayed 1n consideration of or as
an inducement for the senator to vote
against the “force" bill. 1 1111.1 not request-
edby any person to delay my testimony,
nor was any suggestion tothat effect made
to me by any person. lacted upon my
own judgment, induced thereto solely by
- thefacts and reasons 1 bone stated ’
In response to Chairman Dingley, Mr
Dockeryadmitted that he had taken the
chance that Mr. Cameron’s silver pur-
chase might have had something improper
or corrupt in it. ' He did not intend to
screen Mr. Cameron or supprcw anything.
a
election.
The ittee questioned Mr. Dockcry
closely as to ,whether the question of
fit“? Cameron’ :1 reelection and the de
ty of an adjournment over until
Wednesday had been a matter of conv crsu-
fion between Mr. Dockery and Mr. Vest or
any other person, but Mr. Dockery said
.that while he had no recollection one way
orthe other, it is possible he might have
incldentallyhad some conversation on the
sub
0wonby Would Come.
The committe has received a telegram
from Congressman Mason stating that
hehas seen Owenby, and that the much
wanted witness had consented to appear if
his expenses are pmd. Mr. Minion was re-
quatedtopurcbase a ticket for 0wunby
andinform him that his expenses would
bepatdby the committee Mr Ste1ens, of
The GlobeDemocrat. also receive-11% tel-
egram from Owenhy which he laid before
theeommittee, asking if counsel would be
allowed him. lie named exfioyemor For»
aker as his attorney.
No Censnre for Mr. Cameron.
Bannlsstmo, Pa, Jan. 3l.—lu the house
a resolution was offered cou-
damning Senator Cameron's course on the
silver question and the elections billund
calling upon him to adhere closer to his
party and party principles or else resign.
After the resolution had been read 11 mo-
tlenwss made and seconded to lay it on
thetebls. The speaker, however, decided
that, astho resolution had not been read a
second time, it was not before he house.
The nays were so decidedly in t e majori-
tyon the question of reading the resolu-
tion a second time that Representative
Thompson, who had introduced the resolu-
tion, allowed it to drop.
Basel- lot-titled Against (lemnny.
1 BLPB‘I‘KRSBUM, Jan“. .‘ll;—-Rua-1iainfort-
' flylnsthe frontier over against Germany
. and largely increasing the garrison» in
“quarter. This 11 done, it is claimed
In the interest of peace Each frontier.
thltof Austria and that of Germany, is
new suarded on the Russian sidoby 11
foreeof twehty-cight regiments and four
betelllons, while an additional lo
JAM men Could be thrown into Austrian
Polandorflllesla. from Russia, within ten
days. ltonmsnia, on the other hand, has
fortification» on the Russian fron-
that rival in strength anything of the
1111111 in ml or southern Europe. and it
Dtlmamt’lgatghm dzfeuws couldjsuc-
_my I entinc 011111001111 l
Ilsa. » ' ‘-
' 0.]. George II. Mann Dead.
m hammer), Jan. :31. wool. George 8.
m, rung-a of the Mexican war, and a
Instabnolh
Wannabeginningiu 47. lath-ad. lie
the Home Mutual Insurance
society and was its first president. The
was-native of New Hampshire
and was as yurs 01mm lem‘cu widow,
the daughter of ex-Gov. flank. of Ver-
1111111. “1......
New York legislature for'
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
fiends-sod Telegrams Gathered at in-
don- from Various Pine-I1
The New York rapid transit bill has
med the assembly and gone to Governor
According to Chilton advices there have
been dupe rats and ssngulnsry battles
fought in” the provinces of Chili between
the rebel tom-e and the government troops.
There have been many killed on both
sides, but the reports are conflicting as to
which side proved victorious. There seems
to be but little tion taken on either side
at Santiago de hill, the capital. 3 Advices
from Bueuos Ayn-state that 15,1100 insur-
sentssremnesed at ’Q'uilloto, fifty miles
from Santiago, and are contemplating an.
sdvhnce on the capital. The insurgents
threaten to bombard 'e1ery port on the-
coast 1111 less their demands are granted by
10111 government.
At Neiv York‘ Bogus Divorce Lawyers
William H.13uitner and Williom D
Hughes were sentenced respectively to
terms of selven and fiveycars in state prison.
The new sppmisers’ ehrcs, with a site
at Barrow, Washington, Greenwich and
Christopher ntrccts,Ne1v York and to
cost about 21.00,,1110 “ill ho paid for from
the sale of the present buildings and 11 ill
beastructure ton stories high and com—
plate 111 ev cry detail.
Rev. (3me Duckworth, of the Chris-
tian church at Canterbury, 0., has been
made co—rt‘pondent in a divorce suit
.hrought by David Jennings gsalnst his
om’tlng the 'l'lther Collections.
1.0311011, Jan. ith—The Radicals in the
house of commons have dot tor-mined to
contest the titi1csbill.'l'he government
was in hopes that the measure would so
through with but slight oppohition, and
remove in 11 large degree the ground for
dangerous agitation now existing in Wales
andsome districts of England. At pres-
ent the tithes, for the benefit of the clergy
of the established church, are collected
from the occupiers of land. In ll ale-1a
formidable opposition to this collection
has de1elopt-1l 1111111111; the tenant farmers,
and troop-1111111 sheriff :1 po- >911 l1n1e been
employed to oversome it. The amusing
spectacle has been witnessed of human in
brilliant uniform chasing; pigs and catch-
ing calves to pay the minister his tithes.
The government 111111111195 to make the
tithe payable by the land owner, and not
by the occupier, leaving the landowner to
adjust the matter with his tenants.
The “Force" Bill Agni-“twat.
Pu1n1111:u-111.1, Jan. 31—11 tor-respond-
ent of The Press had an interview with
Senator ilonr, in which l11r,.-:aystl1caena—
tor stated that atllxt- but session of cor
gross the entire majority of the senate
signed 1111 ngrccnn-nl. to vote in take up the
“force” bill and work for. its passage to
thecxclmiot1 of all oils-1' legislative busi-
ness at the prom-111 s1-s-ion. The l’n-ss’
correspondent a1lds:‘ ;\lr ”our use
asked to give the 11.11111»; signed to the fort-l
going agreement, but he declined to (loi-
that. l‘mm olhersouu'vx. l11111-.c1'yr it was
learned that Seaman (‘1:111t-rou. 'l‘>,11l1-r§
Stewart, John P. Jones and \\ ashburn
were 1111111111,- lhc sigm- rs All fin.- of t hot-1e
senators went back on this solt‘lllll [)ll'flgt‘. “
I
1
Sold by the. Sheriff.
BELLEann: l'a., ..-l1n LII—11'1“> exten-1
sive furnaces, rolling mill and ore prop.
srticeofthe Valvurim Ore Land associa-
tion were sold 1111111 adjourned sherid’sl
sale undera fort-closure of the mortgage
by the bomllmldon. ’i‘i11- first let, consist-
ing oflhc f11r11:u'«->1 and rolling mill prop.
erlit's, W11»; sold 8111' 1111113111, 11111! tin-sew.
0111!, comisiiu: of the 11-111 Mint» 111111 on-
properties, l)l“"l:.;lil 331.3111“. llolli wort- bid
in by Mad. ill. Ut'pimrf, of the firm of
Beaver. Gophart &- “1111‘, for the l-‘ide-lity
Trust and Safe Dom-~11 rumpuny 11f l’llllu»
delphiu. ’l‘lles'c proportion 11'1-1'1' funnt-rly
operated by the 1'1 :111'1' [11111 company.
which failed not long 1.41).
Barker lirathcn ta n..m...-.1
PHILADELPIIH, Jan. :11. —li.1rk1‘-r llroth- ‘
ers&Co. who made 1111 as>ig11111c11t jun
ten weeks ago, will re 11111111 business today]:
r, I
I
under 11 new name and with anew purine
in their counting house at Fourth and
Chestnut streets. The tirxu's 111111111 has;
been changed to "Barker .‘x- Co.” and .I. Ci
W. Barker has been admitted to partner—
ship. lt has been know 11 for 11-1'1-1'11l 11cc lie
that the Barkers have been 1' 11111-111' oring to
make a settlonu- at with their creditors by
giv in: note.» falling duo-11111- your from date
for their entire indebtmluuie, and i111
announced quite rctonily 1.111 mer :1"; pew
cent. of their creditors 1111111 signed an
agreement to that client
A “onltlly Man's 511111.111.
GRAN!) RAPIDS, \ii1l1, Jan. 1.” ——b’ilna
Godfrey, one of the euriio'at residents and
wealthiest men In the 1'51 y. sllnt himself in
theheml11'itl111r1-1'ol1'1'r111. his ollice. lie
is still alive. but b1 1111: expected to 1%
cover. Melancholy cuuml it. lb.- was
the head of the liodfrvy Plaster company,
and had been negotiating for the f urination
of a plaster trust. lie was 6.1 years old.
1111111111 and 1.0.11.1, filgn.
SAN Fll.\Xt'l.~'1',11 .I1111.lll.--l{ilmi11 made
his nppenrenccat the California Athletic
club rooms yestenloy afternoon, and the
larsecollection of sports usuen niblcd were
enthusiastic over his line appearance lie
was accompanied by William Muldoon
and after intrmluciiom all arou 11d lillrain
and Godfrey alum-1! lll'lllill‘fi for their battle,
March 14, for ft"ll‘t1|llty."
No More Bodies at Mammoth...
Gnsxsmrno, Pu. Jan. {IL-No bodies
have been rccovcrml from tlm Mammoth
mine since Wednesday night. It in be-
lievcd that several bodies are yet in the
mine covered by the tit-brim but how many
no one can tell until 1b.- miue Inm bow
cleaned out About 0111' 1111-11 tin-engaged
at this work, which will 91-. upy lot-cm]
days.” ~
Bllll Palmer. ll": llslcsby. I00.
Smmortsw, "11.. Jon. :11.—~11ntl1 houm
and the joint mommy practically adjourn-
ed until Tuesday. 'lodny and Mood: 1y no
quorum sessions will be hold, 1111 11111-11110
of the members have left for their homes.
The fiftieth ballot for L cited Slam-1 scan»
tor resultt-tlzl’11i1111-1', 1111-0311-1115, loo;
Btreeter, it Necemary to a elicit-,1- I00.
They Attached the 0.1.1.1111 Mills.
P11011111 “unit. 1., Jan. Ill w'l‘llc Bank
of America Loan and Trust «company 1111.1
attached the Oriental 11111111 in the 1mm of
11,0110. The action wantukou to secure 11
note 111115.000 held llyllltl bunk upon the
belief that flaws 1111111 been discawml In
the clonal of assignment of June to 1111vo
BunnelAmes. ‘
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mtnfleld's neyer Dead.
PLAIIII'IIlLD,N ‘11.. 1.111.111.4011 Male,
,ls dead. He was 0
and] 11 fortum
momma 11
Weather
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“'an
1
j on the oowestcher of a New 1‘ ml: and New '
‘ apply Ills brain's, for he knew the sudden
1 11111'111- .l 1.1- 1 1 1‘1. 11ll13'1’1mplelclyexhailsl-
l, M 11:1 W 1' hi. '-i 11'11l1 fmnismklmigitm. 11111
., 11ml 11l1111< 11-111 out 111-51111:
iof >1-'-.Lr11113. l’r'm',lor
~j=1~él 11.~'.~.'l1v 1131-.
1 for I 11111 not ready to believe that.
Aalklu: 1111.111,
,1v11l1 strirt pruprlelv.
rm the 111111311 of mine pale 1111-1-51 on the
“ “pair after reading 11 letter similar to the
’ ontop of the libmry bulldihg.
' 11 111111111. 11111:. or ;
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canoe.
III (ll-11' n'ud Forlorn. I‘Ip lilole 11 I'lnce on
a 01111111111111.1- in zero Weather.
Apbor. half starved Lamp stein 11 ride
England railroad locum ltivo last. Chrihb
mas night, and he i.>. 11111 lilo-I1 soon to for
set his trip.- An' Engineer l’otmr, of the
limited express, drove 111.111.1111 train from
the west and Emile-J hi} panting engine at
the station for a few minutes preparatory
to bcm'nuins the long run to Bowel».
sligbt 1111111, 5311me y clad In a short, thin
coat, light trousers, shoes and felt but,
came timldly across the network of iron
rails, to his can 11111! asked if he might ride
on the engine to Boston. ,
“Nody said tho engineer, “the rulesof the
road expressly forbid IL". Then the tramp
wanted to get aboard the baggage car, but
Mr. Potter was not at liberty to permit him
to do so. lie shivers-11 and went away. Then
the locomotive bell clangetthe passen
(who had rtllgiuml and gone into the de
restaurant forhuppcr) hurriedly sot aboard,
and the train moved oil, quickcaiug its
speed rapidly. It was a still night, with
the mercury 1111111131 111 zero, and the moon
was 1"cry bright. The engineer let his steel
hon-c go 111 the rule of morcthun fifty miles
atf'hour, 11111l,though all the cab windows
were tightly >111“, so cold was the air that
rushed into the engine that, even the en-
gineer and fin-1111111 felt chilly.
As Putnam was passed the fireman fan-
cied he heard an unusual sound above the
roaring of flying wheels, and he hastily
(Ire-1v mislv 111111531511 in (1 col) window. H6
glanced along; the curved side' of the great
boiler and instantly uttered a cry of aston-
ishment. llt- >1111' the wretched tramp,
who llzul begged for 11 ride at Willimantic,
clinging liken iiy to the front! of the en-
glnc,11ud whose face, now turned toward
the fireman. 11m: white with hopeless ter-
ror. lie was shaking like a leaf with the
trembling of the locomotive, his clothes
fluttering in the hurricane like rush of the
e11-,.'i11c,1111d it was evident to tho fireman,
at his first glance, that the poor fellow
could retain l1i> grip on the engine only a
few moments longer
'llxcc-ryofthc11‘11'111111111 brought Engineer
Potter also to the 510» of the cabin on in»
stunt. 1111111-1'1-11-1u'tl1e‘ two 1111-11 stared at
the wrott'h. {Unfilllu 11:1 the cowwtchcr, the
latter 111mb: 11 zit-sperm», emu-l. to, climb
higln-r uplsll the.- pilot 11112111 bot engine
trout. In doing: so be grasped 11 live steam
pipe. The pipe 1111.1 bit-storing hot, but the
tramp dun-11 not let go. for he would have
fallen to 11:»- rnmllx'tl or been ground under
the great driving whet-ls. 51m he uttered
111 cry,thnur'i1 the look of agony in his face
hilt] \\ ll’lf I11 \llfi'e'rml
'l he train 11.1< «ill thundering on at fifty
1111b.- s an l111111,:llltllllc ouguucr dare not
jar and jol: that would result, from that
act would flint: the wretch under the
wheels. Tin-11> 1111-1 only om- tray in which
flu-1111111 muld be >111'ml. and Engineer Pot-
.1crs1111'1't '1f.1111‘.‘ $11 hum-111. out on the
locomotive. flu.- fin-1111111 followmg him,
(21.111111111111111. its side, and 1011111 to the
nmntnlmid 11, h1> i1..1n1l The engineer
then i.'1'11'1\ pull. 11 tin 11': mm. 1vitl1ll1e aid
11ffl11-11;;111.1 11 lolhot'ab. “10 man full
ltt' l.‘
i'M 'L'n-i kunl ”.11-1111111111 1l11r1ug
Illa-11w! 111 1111 11111 In l’mtvu in \vlnchcity
11lc-lit'11i 1-' 11 .111: men «1‘ or .\'1.- 11' York Sun.
.1 “111111111 1111 the Indian
\liw >11 1111- who 1111' four tears was :1
11-111 llIl‘.l.llU'i_‘: ~1-11'r'1l trim->1 of Indians.
be sauce-mun
said In tho 11'1'111-1'
11-21111: fern-1111011111151:
"l 1'11111'--~~' 111111 lam11111i‘11ftl1om- 114mb?-
lieve thm lll'J [11111-111 1111-1 not been treated
f11irly.:'.111l I :1'11 alum-111' 11'i10 ln'llt'iu‘rs that
kin1iu1->>.torln- imiian is 1b:- nuriznl way to
:1 sulllilnfl of lln' lnriian problem. 0f
(‘1tlll‘~(‘llll'~ is :1 hrnzul 5111101110111. l do not
mran that lin- lmiiaos 1'1111 111- 11111111- good,
l 11111
1h1- 11111111115 :11 a whole.
During my four 114115. 1111111111: the tribes I
never kill-11' 11m- Iu-i 1:111 11 in) 11'. 1.11 11111. 11 hat
he lif'tlt’lllhll In be and l 111-11-1' hum-1 one
who \1‘.1.~' 1il>mxxrlcou~. “Herd lllllt“ l
have been so situated that l 1v.L~‘1 the only
woman among . a number of Indian men
I have luui ocnb'ion to use them for
111111111. and to 11': 111-1 11' ith 11111 for some dis-
':',111111' and I never saw one of them do 111'
. 1111' anything that 11'1Ls not in accordance
i am not so 1111
gracious to 1111 111111 country men as to 1lm11
momparimu twin-1111’ them and lndiaus,
but when l 11 .11 (2111111111; from \\ ushiugtuu
tut Imago 11 1:1 ml} 1 111111 so 111111 b annoyed
11': do toward 11 111111-11 who were alone that
I 11115 forced to remember the courteous
attention I had received from 11 people who
had never l1111l,11uy of the advantages of
society."«—~Cl1icago Tribune.
A Rare Specimen. 1
On his return from 11 journcyannr
'burg merchant found that his bookkeeper
which he informed the principal that he
had 111 dim-rent periods appropriated sums
amounting in all to 4,500 111111401. and that
ho llllll taken T100 marks out'of the safe be-
fore setting out for Amoricanvhem he
hoped to make l1l>1fortunc If he suc-
ceeded, as he had no doubt he would, he
intended to make complete restitution.
In the mean time he asked his late em—
ployer to look after his family, stating that
his wife 1r11>11i1moccnt The merchant
made inquiries, and heard nothing but
what was favorable as lodhe character of
howomau, 111111111 he found in unorde-
one he had receivml. He gave her a check
for 1,000 marks, 111131111,- tbnt bc Wmlltl new
some that the 1mm had defrauded him to
tho ent-111,010,011) marks: which he would
place to the d1 bit of but account The wife
is than r1-l11-1cd from any inunediate 11mm,
and thomerchant I111» ollcrml to interest
himself further on behalf of the family.-
Hamburger Sm hric hteu.
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var-11131131111 of Call-in.
The census, which will be taken next
year, is erpectcd to shun- 11 population
somewhat in est-1:11.11 11151111114100 in the Do-
minlou of Canola. Its public debt at the
curl of Uctober. 118‘.) whil- l1 lsthclatcatdate
at which it 11' 111 made public, was in round
01111112sz 1100000 Avmnliug ton-stimulus
Montreal bio. "11.1000 l11i111blu111u1. Toronto
“0,000.1 “111111111111 4.1.0111). and Ottawa .iml
Halifax about 12111111141111 ’ll1cse are 11111
largo-11 11111111; in the Dominion. ~51. Louis
Globo- Democrat.
I
anti... or the Boys.
The 111.011. below Junior day some Unl-
emit). Flillli‘ nu at Berkeley. (1110., woke
number 111 com-:11 burn-in and placed them
the work-
men in the 11111111114» were detailed tort-
move the completion-1 decorations. '1'th
llleceetlul in taking all down except on.
barrel, which is placed 011 topof thecupole.
'l’hltlu out of their mh.1m1lthey say!
that 1111111111111: be remoredms no one 111111
thin «011.1111 KM of the-Philadelphia
1,.
had quilted his groanlcariui: 11 letter in '
IOc Per Pair. A 1
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do \1111l.>1n:1ll the Inca! stylw; almanotlm case of til-151'
Worsted (in-51 woods we have how :1 selling lot 10:: per yard.
TABLE LINEN AND TOWELS.
lurkt-y lie-1i Cnvtls, $1 9'1, We l'lll $2.. "5 laxlm l11-11711'
l1l1- lt‘llt‘tl satin (1111 hull llllllil‘b, 7.. i11.$l8 cm1ls.worll1 551.2;1.
l 2111. 1 heavy bl. 11-l111l - 111111194. till i11.:'1ll1-1-nls 111mb 7,;1’1'1'11is.
l‘rlxx ulna-11') Matched 111111111511. 7” in., 85 1-1:nls,wonl1$100.
Largo 1i:un:1:>k11:1pkin:>'. iron: \‘1 l i to :33 0:1 (1117.011. 110 dozen
11111111145 towels. 27x45 in., only '25 cents, worth 50. 201111.121-11
all linen tom-ls, 19.136 in,. only 8 cents. Worth [5.
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And also remember you can get good value for our money
A t1cket 13 given with every 25 cent can purchase.
Flour and Sugar are cheap Best Creamery Butter, none liner,
in prints, 3211 11).; Fancy Dricd Apples, 15c 1b.; Eva California
Peaches, 25c 1b.; 31} lbs Rice, 250.; the best line of Omega
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how that 25c Butter goes, 4} lbs. for $1. Long’s Breakfast
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Mullins, 810. Try 1t 2} lbs Prunes, 25c, at
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