"as.
. or
nu. e Irate s..- of ma
‘u can»... mo
1.... a lea... .- ta. halo
m ‘
.. . Jan. lL—Ji'he 'l‘lnle. saylthst
w . ._ II. invited the principal
It'll. iota-Ilse bide forten third
;m.ah.enrn ctad inausyeaa
. . to be who of quick firing
it hllalso reopened all firm. has.
.... coutrectcto give them
. , . - ov- private orders.
>Mll‘ diepatch to The Poet says:
nick. of the first encounter has
, = . t.d. but amt Britain cannot
to ... -itseyc.toany symptomsot
firearm movements. The watch on
a; ' . heymust stand as fast asthe Ger
. . M on the Rhine. The attempt.
w hath German Gazette and other
to veer to the Venezuela side may
ch Germany Venezuela’. alliance
‘ questions. it will secure her
~ further."
. W. lung. to the Volksraad.
Min-Jan. l5. -.-'1'he yolksraad mot
Ward thegovernmeat to increas.
, silt. artillery force by we men.
also adopted a government resolu-
“hath. Outage Free State for
. «hurricanes and also Sir Hercule.
. , gamer of Cape Colony. and
2 ”who. 6. Wet, British agent at Pre-
' for the powerful support they had
, the’rransvsal government and for
start. to prevent bloodshed.
Y wuhreed to the volksrasd
t Kruger to the elect that
to discuss with the rand in
and calmer moments the causes
led to the dastardly plot against tho
investment. He won firmly resolved.
“to” said, to maintain the sacred
and, intent. of the republic and to
iththetameonailrmerandsecurer
' brief sitting of the volltsraad then
j _ . until May, as, owing to the
', ' feeling among the burghers, calm
Monateieglslation in connection
the recent events was considered im-
. Jameson and the officers of his raid-
“fl. expedition and political prisoners,
. baring 60,are still in the jail hers
, unwell cared for pending the final
”0|an Sir Hercules Robinson
dill the Transvaal government as to their
Departure of the Prisonere.
manor, Jan. 15.—Governor Sir Her-
culel'Rohlnson has telegraphed to the co
lollili ofloo that he has completed arrange-
ments for the transfer of the prisoner:
nowheld by the Transvaal government at
the Natal border.
. The Marquis of Salisbury has telegraph- .
\ed hiathank. to Premier G. ii. Reid of
Newfiouth Wales, at Sydney. in reply to
a: , , received from Mr. Reid on
Smithy in
" manta assuring Lord Salisbury‘of-i ~
their loyal/support and sympathy in his 1
, determination to resent foreign interfer-
ence in mattersof British colonial concern I
and congratulating him upon the prompt '
and fearless measures adopted in defense
- of the integrity of the empire. Lord Salis-
‘ ' bury, in his reply, says that nothing could
give the government greater confidence in
maintaining the rights of the country
than the knowledge that it possessed the
full approval and good will of the great.
colonies.
' Kaiser 3.. Not Apologized. V
13mm, Jan. l5.—-The Kath German
Gatette publishes an official denial of the
statement. made in the press that excuses
in any form have been made. by Germany
101' her action in the Transvaal.
Tire emperor gave an audience to the
son of Baron von Schnckmann. the lately
, appointed German consul at Cape Town.
Exhibiting The” Strength.
Jonaxxnssum, Jan. 15.—A thousand
armed and mounted burghcrs traversed
theatreetsof this city yes-.crday, causing could not survive them. A friendly»,
commended Dr. K ng’s New D sc ivory; ‘
great excitement, and 1.200 others are
aphids the city anti will rdc through
town today in order to exhibit their fight-
ing strength to the mint"... and to gratify
“ the men. .
France's Terms For Amity, .
PARIS, Jan. iii—Tho Fign'o says that
if England desires the sympathies-of tho
MwRualian alliance she nlust'inangil-
this; a more liberal regime inlEgypt and
mall-Lord Cromer, the British minister
, Taliesin-Politicians Fight.
NASHVILLE, Jan. l5.—Represcntatiro T.
H. Baker of. Carroll calmly and Commis- :
' alone! of Agriculture Allison had two per-
sonal encounters in the capitol and hit,
each other'with lists. but no damage other
than black eyes resulted. Baker charged
.tht'Allhon had furnished transportation ‘
“to farmers to attend the furnzers‘ conven-
‘ , highland the Atlanta exposition and want- >
""efivt‘oiknow by what authority he was thus
using the atate‘afunds: Thcrommissiom
‘ or *proznptly', branded the statement as
falu and demanded the name of the au-
, that. >' her refusing, the encounters fol"-
lo'md. ., ,.
A Confidence Man Arrested.
Kansas Cl'l'v, Jan. iii-John Morris-
mypuaid to be an old time confidenceman,
originally-frot- East York, is under arrest
‘ ‘here charged with swindling the Metro-
. tanNation'al bani out of 8300 ona
, draft and with swindling other
mam cit us. Monissey had been
mm (ii at a week, and under
manila-d beinghwrence Duly. suppos-
. 014$th Nitrous Duly. the Montana
“Millionaire mine owner and agent of
tumble, easily became ingratiated
late tin. favor of several local business
' fl ”Appoint-eat Hung Up.
' ,‘Jln. lei—There seems to be
among Republican legisla-
, mm the appointment of George D.
' W i civil service commissioner, which
"will“ still repose. in the senate
ootamittee. It is understood that
‘ ' Horton made the appointment
‘ outliereeommendatiou of Lieutenant Gov-
.m Sexton.
.- AYagraatWhoPaye'l‘aaaa
”firemen“, Mas... Jan. 15.—
Ime- Inllfg‘an of Atlanta was arrested
‘fliuvagrant, and papers were issued for
- "h"..- connaitmant to the almsbouse at
. when it was discovered that
«Mess thvowner of taxable property in
WIQWMMWEI‘WM
t
,ferOhildreooveyou-ngo,
behalf of all the Australasian ,
assets. when. one anneal toast. an,
all i sin
cartinuslbreoomrnendingothermother.
touaetholnmnd alwayswlth the best
results. My baby wasdecthlyliok with
choler. infsntnm, sad Dr. Hand's Disr—
rhu-a mature outed it almofl imm-
iately. Dr. Hand'l Colic Care is alno
excellent—Mrs. N. A. Daniels." Dr.
fiand'. Colic Cure and Dr. Hand's Diar-
rhtra Mixture are sold by all druggists,
soc.
Wife—lion's an account of a man who
.not himself rather than solar the pangs
f lotion-allots. Huebami— l‘hc fool
Why didn't he take DcWIIt'. Little Early
Riser-l ill-Mi to suffer as had a. he did
hefme l commenced taking that. little
dilu. E P. Weed a t}. C. Btillson.
-Aceton.is harmless.
Pile. of neoluie have piles. but DeWItt-
Witch Haul Sal's will cure them. When
.a-mmly applied it cures scald. and
«mu with-nut the .llgtmt pain. iii P.
rm a o. c. fltiifwu.
The sugar-crating. which make.
Ayex’s Pills so ea=y to take, d'ssolvee
lumediately on reaching the stomach
and so permits the full strength and
benefit of the medicine to be promptly
communicated. Ask your dmgglst fu-
Ayers‘ Almanac, just out. .
{it"vlll’r Lil! Ir- Early Kierl'n fur billoas
.~-. inrlitlrnliun,‘ofllilllvntinn. A small
on, a prompt cure. it: P. Weed & G. U.
'lltl-«m.
Elscirlc Bitters.
Electric Bitten is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener-
.diy needed when the languid, exhaust-
cd feeling prevails. when the liver is
:orpid and sluggish and the need of a
time and alterative is felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
ling and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
.‘lo medicine will act more surely m
in counteracting and freeing the s: stem
from malarial poison. Headache, indi-
gestion, constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and 81 per
bottle at G. C. Stillson's and E. P.
Wood's drug stores.
—Aceton cures headache.
line's this!
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & (10., Toledo. 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
' J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-
lieve perfectly h morahletin all business
t unsactions and financially able tocarry
,out any obligations made by their firm.
! WESEia _Tltl:ax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. 0.
Wamrxs, Klss'ax a MARVIN, Whole-
; sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall‘s Catarrh Care is taken internal
ly, acting direct y on the blood and
lmucous surface of the system. Tls i-
f mouials sent free. Price We per bottle.
1 Sold by all druggists.
s Marvelous ilssulls.
’ From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun-
L der :;an,of Dim ndale, Mich, we. are per
f tufted to make this extract: “1 have no
:hesitation in mconhnending Dr. King's
9 New Discovery as the results were all-
f m lflt marv‘elous in the case of my wife.
'Whilo I was pastor of the Baptist
,church at Rives Junction she, was
i brought down with pncunlonhl succeed-
, .ng La Grippe. Tcrxuble paroxysmal of
Ecoughing would last hours with little
iintcrruptiou, and 1t seemed as if she.
,' t was quick in its work and highly
fsa .-f..c.:ry1n its l‘t‘dmf-ri." Trial b ~t~
l; 03 free at U. C. Stillsxru's and E. P.
SWood's drug stores. R.-gn'.;lr s.ze 50c.
.' and $1.
' llv i will lll'l‘frw
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liil ‘71:“;
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It, .‘.\i»li‘.l :w'ml
sill .1; Lil. .r
..-i‘. ll 1hr
imam, lliuithlC-‘Ii mom. :mi lungs aw:
ne'er fall:- to gme nulnerimir‘ relief. ii“
i’. “Vet-(18: H. U. Sliillum
":i,1||ni.
Il'lr‘ii
sully-hr: v. int.
mm. or twin. nuts u'z
——Aceton will prevent pneumonia.
Burma's Arnie. 8th..
in'fi ‘ul‘nl' l..- lm' \vul'lli lui‘ l‘i’l S,
iii-
b'.::-.cs, Mills, ulcers, suit rheum, four
s res, teller, chapped bands, chnblsins
cor-us, and all skin eruptions, and post-
lively cures piles, or no pay, rvquired.
It is guaranteed to give perfect sitisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by G. C. Stilison and
E. P. Weed.
mic L1. ugs Uull in .. ,n-pu‘ar
- molly for cramp. Safe for cinldwu a...
ululla. E. P. Weed & H. C. Stub-nu
The best anodyne and expectorant for
he cure of acids, coughs, and all throat.
I we win! hr: . Chin'- trr ables is uudoulvro
87.3, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, the only
,1 cific for colds and «o ighs admitted
ill exhibition at til. Chicago World's
\iillltL.
' could be. extinguished she was
, . is. rough la it. can.
Wasantcros, Jan. lt.--'l‘ . hand .llvei
bill was further t'oneldoroti n the serrate.
butwlthout “Elysium app h to a con
elation of the 'bate.
Mr. Butler of North Caro ina spoke for
twohonrsi. oppmltionto moisture. and
infavor of silver logislatio The early
hour-cf the tension hum. out sucr-
teaded controversy over pea ion diurimi
nations.
Mr. Dodge sought to pens to bill grunt
lng‘a pension to th. wide of General
Cogswell. but Mr. Alisa a vigorous
oppmiflonwlaiming that t o widows oi
nerais were being unduly referred over
t e widows of tho plaid sold in. The bill
we. finally passed.
Ir. Mills offered a rcsolu ion declara- 3
tory of the policy of the government l
against Issuing bonds, favor-ii g the spredy
extinction of the national delt and for the
coinage of the silver bullion in the tram ‘
nry. .
The house ilpclit its time i
hate upon the pension appr rintion bill.
The speakers, with a adage elf‘rrlltiilll.:
were all Republicans, and l favored o ,
liberal administration of the .
and the adoption of the aim mos to exist- l
lug law proposed by the bill. Among the 3
speakers was General John A. Walker}
who served with distinction in the Con f
federally army from Mann to Amati
mattox. Me is the only Repu illcan repre- |
sentatlve f on Virginia. ii a mllrllllt‘t.
, of the gm feeling that or ated in th. 3
south toward the Union sub for and the E
lack of hostility toward the pension aye i
tern was warmly received on th sides oi ‘
the house.
Mr. Cummings (Dent) c Sew York,
creatcda mild sensation by severe or}
ralgnmcnt of the pension oiil for hostili-
ty to the old soldier and a s lrring repn- ;
diction of the six-och made t a preview-
session by Mr. Bartlett, who s also one of
the Tammany Hall con
New York. .
lt semen probable now that
debate on the pension bill
for several days.
Tile house. mumnittw on
agreed to report favorably th
ring upon the court of claims
adjudicate the claims growln
ages sustained by citirnns in
counties of York, Adams,
Franklin, Fulton, Bedrord. Sr trier-set and?
Perry, Pt... from Union and Confederau i
forces during the war of the rebellion. 3
Senator Lodge introduced on milcnd- l
merit to tho fortifications appmprlations‘
bill authorlzlngad per cent coin bond
issue of $100,000,000, the proceeds to be
used in provldlng for the def ‘llFf‘ of tin
coast, for the manufacture 0 guns amii
thc erection of forts and batteries. Tbr 3
bonds are to run for 20years and be oflereti ;
at par to the people of the l'n tod States. i
Senator Nelson introduced a bill plac-
ing interstate railroads whicl have been
chartered by act of congress under the i
jurisdiction of the various so we they on- ‘
for. so far-us concerns the. round of the“
tolls. mics and fares charged. regardless oi :
charter provisions to the mlltr
The house commime on ini
unanimously reported favorni
which recently passed the si-m lc repealing
the law that prohibits cut onfcdcratl'
j who held mmmissions in he I'nlfed
States army and navy at the beginning of
the relx-lliun from being nppo niod to any
position in the army or navy.
FIGHTING IN C
i The insurgents Destroy a Rail
and Station Near ilav
IiAv.\.\j.\. Jan. Isl—A repr
been received that the railroad
the l'uilrmnl bridge at (loved
burned by the. insurgents. lhc
. ing partiallydestroyed. iiov.
railroad south from Havana l
of liillcon and near Bcjucul.
This is the immediate neigl
which an engagement was en]
taking place. between General 1
. thoinsurgcnis, cunnonoding ll
heard in that direction. Then
in the oilicinl report given out
the destruction of the railroa
with the battle, nor are any further de-
tails giwn to the public of nuycngugc-
mom in that neighborhumi. I
l
further (le- 5
amen from
l
the general 3
ll continue 1
war claimsli
bill confer» l
authority it g
out of dam- i
the border]
'ulnberland, l
"'3'- l
itary affair. '
iy the hill 1
BA.
and llridga
ma. »
rt has just ‘
station and
have been
bridge be
in is on thc
lid is south
1
lmrhood hi 5
posed in bi l
.imlrcs and '
living been
is nothing
0 associate
l properly
Hope For thr- lusurgr- ta.
CLEHQLAND, Jan. 15.-»‘.\lr. iln-lwrt W.
Wolcott, cllnirnmn of the cxeultivr-colu-
mince of the Cuban-Amerino vogue, hm-
l'occivcd the following self rixlnlanutory
letter from Senator Sherman:
. )h’liiulil Sit—Your linlu ,yf the 91b
3 inst, iuclosing clippings showing the ac-
: tion of lchbio legislature if received.
l The subject of the vccognilim of the in-
‘ surgent (Rubens u»; lwillgen-ills is now un-
. tier careful consideration by ti o commit-
tee of which i armchair-man. You may
be sure that whenever the conditions will
justify it such a recognition w ll be mode
by congress or the president. ’Mrylruly
yours, Jam 5 mount
Fatally Burned by an AleobiLl Lump.
PHILADELPHIA, .lnn. lax-AL”. Edith
Cox, widow of the luic Abrnhu .n R. (luv,
the wealthy paper dealer, “1!: so badly
burned by the explosion of in alcohol
lamp she was filling that she 1. led a few
hours later. Mrs. (fox was 01 dcavorinp
to warm some food for her cb'ldrcn, and
the alcohol sit was pouring int i the lamp
i become lgnito‘g "or clothing vnsubim.
‘inan instant. Her mother rished into
l“the room‘and rescued the twr children,
; but before Mrs. Cox‘s burning garments
burned al-
most to a crisp. ,
5 Confesses to Many Burglaries.
JMIAIcA, S. Y., .inn. 15.——Ch tries New-
man, a while man, and. Alfred Frost and
George Minflcld, colored, are m dcr arrest
here on a charge of grand la ccny andl
burglary. Frost has confesscl that he‘
hand his companions robbed tin house oi
Frank Rctt twice and also tin houses, of
Benjamin Albertson, Clifford \licks, Misr-
tln Kofsky and Alfred'Hendr charm of
Queens. These. robberies occlrrod last
summer and fall. .
Disaster In a Coal Minn
MAi‘llRln(‘l10ri'l'RAl', Silesia, Jrin. lid—A
’disnstrous fire has occurred if the llcr~
lnenigiidc coal mine. with ma h loss of‘
life. Fifteen bodies have. alreat been re-
; covered, and 17 injured miners ave been
taken out.
Brazil “'ants More l'eolle.
Rio ill-.JA‘SEIRU. Jan. 15.—’l‘ a Brazil-
ian government has concluded
for-the immigration of 100,000 rcigners,
Italians being excindcd from he provi-
sions of the contract.
government asks European ban ers in ad-
.000.
con tract ‘
Denied the Privilege of Aiding
Distressed Armenians.
m. ...____..
TURKISH llllli'i‘lin’fl STATEMENT.
Ill. Barton Also Ila. Something to say.
A. Appeal to Pmldoat (flu-«land and
Queen Victoria to Intervene » tall luned
For a (‘onventiern
WASHINGTON, Jan. lit—in an interview
the Turkish minister said:
what i have to
statement: "l‘he lied Cross sm-lmy has do
cider] not to pay any attention to the mat-
munieatlcn until it is oliielally transmit-
ted to it by the Turkish government or
the Turkish minister.‘ '
"My onsvver is very simple, and it is the
following: The lied (from socirly has row-
or communicami with this iumrliuil. it
hasonly commnnieaml, to my kll'n’l‘lnlur‘.
with the press and thepuhlie, its prod
dent. Miss Clara Barton. assisting. Willi-
out protest. at public Illm'lllllzs. where the
lllniil [truss and unjust :lhuso \\'fN "little of
the Turkish government. religion and
race. As the lied (‘roas society m‘ our of
its i'l‘pi‘l’e‘t'illilhit‘i'd ilcver visited this lemu-
lion, it is clear and hybrid that this low»
lion has nothing to ror‘nnumimw in mid
society. This luguilon sent its vulillillilli
cation to the press Ilt‘t'iilllll‘ It is the public
that tho lied Cruse! society look in its. coir
llllt‘lii'u, but naturally i always will be
ready and [dermal to give tho fled (from
society any explanation it may think is
proper to ask for. This ‘Viiilit‘ wisdom“
added the tidbit-tor. “is a «1 union of
rights."
in an oliiclnl atonement Issued by the
natloiml Armenian relief committee the
situation is explained as follows: "The
intention of the Turkish govonmu-nt to
refuse the American Red Cross society
permission to outer Turkey will not curm-
ilu- national Armenian l‘r'ilt‘f commitm-
- and its branches tlmmghunt the country
to relax their efforts in raising fund.- to
save the 350,000 Armenians who are per-
isblng from starvation and cumin-o.
Many are not aware of the fact timt H'ili'i
work to the extent of not less than “fill,-
omi already has been stwcesslullycarrir-d
out in Turkey during the plan three
months. It Bt‘llllih incredible that \vldh-
the Turkish government is permitting
such relief work it should exclude file
i
lied (‘ross society." «
Cullom on Armenia.
\‘i'Asnixo'l‘ox, Jun. i‘iu—St‘lllltlll‘ (‘ullom
who is a member of the senate committee
on foreign relations and chairman of the
sulurommlttee on Armenian affairs. says
that he did not are. what action the
l'nitcd States could take in the matter of
the exclusion of the Red times from 'l‘ur
key. Any government, he says, has the
right to exclude any or all persons from its
re-ritory. it is a right which all nation»
u-lcrve. the United Slams us well as nib»
' era. Neither by legislation nor executive
order could the United States compel ’l‘urv
key to admit the Red (.‘mss sucir-l)’.
Senator (tullom says that there is llillc
that congress can do in the nuittcr of Ar- ‘
nu-nisn outrages exit-pt to express in r'ul
phatlc terms its horror of thcoulramrs pm-
peiruicd and direct the sewn-laryof slate in
communicate the notion in lb.- Turkish
government, Senator (‘ullom has bud no
conference with Secn-iory ('llney nil this
subject.
Miss Ri'ili‘i‘f‘fl Krllkoriun. an Armenian,
called on Senator ('ullmn and illilllli a
statement of the conditions existing there.
She claimed that this gnwrhlilt‘ill should
stop the slaughter of Armenians, The
missiolmlrcs who lune been sent in Ar-
”will", she argued, have taught the people
(‘brisiinnliy and thereby made their pupils
, the subjects of Turkish ban-rd.
.‘liss llarton Make. a Statement.
l’iiil..\iiifi.l’iif;\. .llui. i5.—-’l‘hlfil’rcs<lhi<
morning prints a letter from (‘lum Burton
on the Arum-unis qucsiioo. .r'be states
than the first appeal fur the lied (‘rms so-
«duty to out came. from the missionary
boards of ('mmsulut,nnplc. 'i‘o ibis coir
ditions were. made that the request (””110
from the people of the crime country and
first sulllt'iuni money slum‘d be realized.
The ilrst was mmpllml \vilb nnzl the no
llullni conmli'lleo guaranteed sullicicm
funds. The inicrnoliumll committee of
Heuuvu. ollil'llll head» of all tho liml (‘l'oss
treaty notions having noobicrilnn. prenu-
aiilnils for sailing \vr"c illiilii'. 'l‘lw liner
icon lied Um.“ society luui union: in rule
log the money. its only mission being to
distribute. ‘l‘licn mine iliv anuclinn fluid
the Turkish gm'crnnwnt. Miss Barton (iv
elm-cs that that coveralls-lit is ’1‘" prim};
whistle lo the Red Cross us such, but oh
jet-ts to the (lislz'ibution of foreign relid
on entirely different grounds. ncit we ‘o
its power nor that of tin-society In control.
She adds that any stateroom that the lied
(‘ross is aggressive and intends to act in
spite of the prohibition is entirely incor-
rect and unfounded.
Appeals to the Queen and the President.
\mess'rnn, Mass. Jon. 15,—Ilispmches
have been sent from this city to {gun-cu
Victoria and President. t‘lcvclnnd asking
them to put a stop to the massacres in
Armenia and torrid the Red (fross society
in affording relief to the sufferers. ’l‘hosc
dispatches are signed “Two Hundred Al‘-
menian Residents of Worcester, Mass."
The dispatch to Queen Victoria is 5?." £01-
lows: )
”We beseech you by the love of God to
put an end to furthermassacn-s of our rel
ativesand fricnds'in Turkey and in urge
by every means in your power that the
Red Croes society of all nations have pro-
tection in saving thousands from death by
starvation and exposure. "
. Altenvention Called.
Wasnrxo’mx, Jan. 15.-_—1\lr. R. 8. Tha-
rln, who has been one of t'ie active movers
regarding relief for the Armenians, has
issued a call for all ‘tho Christian organi»
rations in'tha United States to send dele-
gates to, national Christian convention
at Washington, to meet on naturday. Feb. ‘
22, “to couplder the deplorable. condition
of Armenia. to devise Ways and means for
the amelioration thereof and to consider
whether tomemorlallze congress in take
effective measures to abate the nuisance
now rampant on the Bosporus." He also
proposed aweek of fasting. humiliation
and prayer in all the American churches.
beginning with Feb. 17, to precede the
convention.
Relief Wot-kiln lonrlon. .
LONDON, Jan. 15,—Fir Philip Currie.
the British embassador to Constantinople,
has reporth to the Marquis of Salisbury
that 13 local committees to distribute re-
lief in Armenia have been established un-
slonarior. He adds tllat £59,000 to see.—
thefioat— 000 are required to save the Armenians of
Australia from starvation until anti!!!-
amm' Geneva! m was res...-
“You ask lucv
abrmt the following.“
ally Attoad to the Motion.
Auusvv, Jon. Io.—Atterney General
Hancock will mndnct the (as. for them
pie in opposing the motion of Attorney.
Hltt and Karma for a new trial for Bat
,alust. whichywill be based on the state- '
5 meat of John iicflough that he commit-
l ted the crime for which Show is under our
Ltuuoo of death. Mr. Hancock wanted
this roswnsihllity at the requut of the
governor. ’i’his act-ion was made possible
by the voluntary surrender to the state
authoritiesof ull jurisdiction in thee...
l by District Attorney Kelly of Wild?
l l‘fiulily.
: Attorney General Hunter-k stated ‘lhat
Q Would probably designate some special
, attorney to take charge of the matter, but
i had not decided who it would be.
The mrtuuiliee of safety of Troy is do-
:sirous that Gimme Ruins of Rochester'
‘ and Deputy District Atl‘ocy Pagan, who.
mndncmi lheprom-niiou «I tin-trial at
which Shea \vus milvlcted, should be so-
lectcd to or! as special attorneys, lief-auto
they are thoroughly familiar with the
far-ts of the cow, and particularly the tea-
tlnionvof rbc Winn-swan! the trial. On
llw other band. ii is thought that. Deputy
Attorury lionerai llasbrouck and District
Attorney Burllngumo ol‘ Albany county,
who arztrxl as special commissioners of tho
gin‘i'i’ntil‘ to lake the «Munition of Me-
linngll lil lliiilllr'morh. arc the proper lilies
tn appoint.
There will be no further developments
in tho case until the motion for anew
trial is argued before Judge Mayham at
Scholmrio on Saturday, Jan. 2.3.
$4,000" #633500.
A lltlffitlo .‘Inn Item-hes Money Left to
ill» )lolber Fifty Years Ago.
Roche-avian. Juli. l:..-—ln tho selfleilit'lli
of an estate more than boyears oguilzloiHiU
was declared in bcdue to Rebel-cu liar-
voots as a lawful hair, but no lit-beech
liurvmts could be round. so the money
was paid into the county memory.
it Mlminlsi there until yeah-rainy, when
ll was drawn out and paid m‘r-l' to one
Iienlon Polls of Buffalo. who was acci-
dentally found to be the legal claimant to
it. being an nly son and lu-ir of ilelwcca
ilurvmts, “in many years ago went west
and [have married one Joshua l’oits.
.\ Buffalo law ilrm located l‘ons, who
has. received $4,000, being the original
sum, together with {)0 years” interest.
MURDERED THREE MEN.
Tin-n Mt'i llr-ai'l at the "and. of a Proud.
nent Merchant.
l’Aills. Tor...ioii. l:I.-il| Detroit, iii
miles Niel of here. Worth Duncan shot
dead Dr. J. H. Lr-nnnx. The trouble arose
river a debt due Duncan by ix-nnox.
Duncan took steps to tom-losi- the mort-
Knsv- ‘
il'llllnx on May 2. hr), killed Tom
Young in Slmwm‘e'l'own. i. 'l‘.. for which
be chub-(l arrest (in Jan. 13. [$53. lic
killlfii (ii-urge HuWnrll ilr‘lil' filo mum
plill'r‘. While on the scout be and others
biliml lla‘puiy Marshal have Layimm. lit
kept out of the way of ilu- r-llln-ors for ion
\'(‘ill'!~'.
Big failure in Chicago.
(fliif‘mm. Jun. l.'~.—-'l‘li«- Kelclmm Lum-
ber cmnyany. on.» of the hi'mwi concur-m
in lb.- lumber distr‘ui. inn failnd. 'i‘br-
company imuicun :lssignno-nt in the mild
ty court in the Title Himmniov and Trim
company, and the assignw told; charge of
all the pl‘npm‘lvuf the corporation. Ni
statement was filed in court, but lb» lie
wrs are l‘s‘lilllilll‘ll to be bcmwn sandbox,
and (random. while ihu' liabilities are
abom whom.
Nebraska Hunk Failures.
”Lil". Si-idMls. Nob. Jon. 13.-—'l'bc
Blue Springs bank was closed by the stair
examilmr, who now has possession.
About $7.000 of county funds are held by
the bank. but no loss to dcmsitors is ex
posted. The bank of Smuton has also
closed its doom, Tbn- cause is niielged it
be slow collections. The capital sini'i; was
$17,000. ’ The assets are more than equal
to the liabilities. ii is expected to resunn'
business root].
l'lfcrr-rl \Vortlrir-em Cheri...
iln~'i‘0\', Jan. i.‘..,-——.\ youth of :30 year:
noun-.l Frank H. Woe: is iiiiiil‘l' lli‘i't‘af rm
cigiri. chargm of uttering Womble». vim-ks, .
\viiil possibilities-or (‘l|;il';.{i'~ ul‘ Q‘Xli‘llw‘hi'
swmdliilg “pollution: and numerous small
form-rim. . lie has represented himself as
a Harvard student, and Mr. llogigianoi
,‘iln- .\l'lll\'iiillll relief r-ommliiev “ll.“ tin
first to detect his clicri; poking, The po
lice bani; squad had a bot «lunc- to implore ’
West. .
A Suecr-sful “'estr-ru Holdup.
FALLS Cl'i‘l‘, Nob” .lnn. i:).—.\ill$k8d
rubbers entered the local Missouri Pacific
depot and with drawn revolvers held up 2
four passengers and the agent. ' The rain ‘
sides of ullwcrc taken. The agent was,
ordered to open the safe. He jumped
.lhrough the window and escaped. bemg‘
fired at mmatcdly. A posse failed to cap
lure the higbwaymen. .
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‘ Killed Ilia Mother and Himself.
WA'l‘Elx'l‘OWN, X. Y., Jan. 15,—Willlam ‘,
Oswell of Ogdensburg shot and killed hi~
mother and then ended his own life in
that city. He was formerly an employer ;
of the Ugtlensburgand Lake Chainpininj
railroad. but has been out of work for I
some time. past. This is supposed to have :
caused him to commit the double crime.
Fine and Imprisonment l-‘or Fraud.
Rocrlns'rlzn, Jan. 15.——Georgc,‘ Lee of
New York city, charged with defrauding
the hicchanics' Savings bank out of 82.5
by collecting a bill for advertising inn
New York trade paper, which bill had
been paid before. was found guilty and
fined $150, with imprisonment, until the
line is paid. , The case was appealed. ‘
Postmasters Appointed.
WASHINGTON, Jun. 15.-—The following
postmasters were appointed: l
, New York—Addisondlill. I“. V. Ilouser. ?
'New Jersey—Vailshurg, W. C. Willmer. .
Pennsylvania—Brush Valley, Mrs. L l
E. Miller; Deerlick, W. O. Saunders, and‘
Kenwood, J. N. Gluesford. '
Italian. Again. Defeat Abyssinian. i
ROME, Jan. i5.|—-The Capitals has lid-z
vices from Massowah saying that tho ital-
ians have inflicted another defeat upon
the Abyssinians at Makeleh. Italian
newspapers announce that England has
ceded Zeilah, on the strait of Babel-Man-
deb, to Italy. ,: ‘
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For the Trial of Father Fitzgerald. ' "
ROCHESTER. Jan. 15.—-A‘panel of 125
jurors was drawn for the trial of Father ' '
Fitzgerald, the, Charlotte priest accused of
arson, which will begin on Monday next. , V
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For low Vortt.
i'.-strenuous no. for. on. ma.
cinnamon. i'. ll, mouth-125.26..
seam“.
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Let-v0 Now Vorls for Colony-lit.
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um. um. I'. ll. imam, :lna. tug, g... ital.
ii 0.9, r‘. on, Mitt, 'I ll), sm, 9m, 1;: m
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Thur prevents rwm w: men from
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It’s the Making Up!
How often ladlee lament urn-r but
bavmg the “ill-ad" to :In Ihr work
pruneriv u justlyc unit-mains them-
:u‘it'es when they M‘r It i in Milli".
l'he art-areal dhtVIlmI'k m but'l’hhlili
home rlrr-mnmldnrr hm breath- lack
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lungerexists with lbv ".0"va of Sn.
Norwolit. M We how- rm vefztllilshrli
Scum-I. reaching rho- cnn mr and iii—
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by bulle-, mus-m nml r'lllllifr'i gals".
numb-men's cimmog. This is no
chart or machine, but a school of
liter, scissor. sue
' ‘usrrulurss.
1 “lit—u you stop and consider the
. great rxlwllflr‘ hum-bed to hireing
rire~ses made and the very nor-nth
for my manor—r in which tho-v are
many times con-trucmi. y' It cannot
but realize the value lhi- I-chool
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they are not 1' Inn-stem to learn. as
they have no knowledge khan-Vet
of anyviilng or sewing. -Tui- is a
grri‘nnatakema wo- reach by (Mair
li h rules.wblch mile! bunlaervrd
rruarniie-s of n orrmn's ability. And
many times lfllllt'.‘ ilflYIl'L’ on pre-
vious klluwlwlut'fin lllr best w--rk.
You are cordialiv invired t n'vmt Ihe
school and see the writ explained.
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