Punxsutawney Spirit, 1889-01-09

              NO 31. I If T *1 * 16*31 ' ■ I f?» ; ;; , t Uniontown, January 5.—Last night John Clark, engineer at the Weat Leiaanring luiui* of the Connellsville Coke and Iron Company, wss a boat to go down the abaft to examine the pump, when he waa joined oa the eage by William MoFerrin and William Shearer.£The fireman, Lewis Fuehrer, waa pat in charge of the engine, and when all waa ready he atarted the cage, bnt forgot to reverse the engine. The oage went to the top of the tipple rapidly, and there the rope broke, dropping the oage and mea to the bottom of the abaft. The shaft la 500 feet deep the tipple 100 feet above the month of the ahaft. Men rushed Into the mines to find the three anfortnnate men mangled corpses, they being Instantly killed. Clark was married and leaves » wife and two ohildren. The other two men were aingle. Bystanders who saw what was wrong yelled to Fuehrer, bnt he is rather deaf and did not hear them. The Coroner impaneled a Jury to-day, bnt has not rendered a verdict yet. OLD THINGS SAVE PASSED AWAY HtKMK if. FPMJUttP irm UPWPAT. PHNX8BTAWNaT, PA., WEDNESDAY. JANTJABY 9, 1889. Manirar. J* Am J. TBUTTT, ' J TTOXXJC T-A TLA W, BEHOLD ALL THINGS HAVE BECOME NEW rJi.. |' Baltimokb, Juu 7.—Th« Sun glTM In mtatMM m follow*, timo«l*t«d from • KomUd papor, am oooonnt of the crime for whiofc • 81. PeUnborg (Rnaaia) ooort mtenood Jm Umb, • RnatUn sailor, to ton jtri penal Mrvitnde: The KomIu aohooner Johannee had hardly left Blga late in November, 1687, when Jan Umb denied an accusation of having etolen clothing. Induced alternately by flogging* and Capt. Harboe'a promieee, a oonfeesion wai exhorted,which waa followed by further whipping and confinement in a dark oell for several day* without food or water. When releaaad he waa abneed by the orew, and to hi* misery jumped overboard. The Capt. promised better treatment If he would allow himself to be rescued, and a boat being lowered he waa brought back, while ohanging hla wet olothing he received a brutal kioking about the head and naked baby and waa again pnt below. Next night lie waa ordered to take the wheel, and unable through weakneu to perform that duty, the oaptain atruok him in the face, and ordered him to follow, seemingly for further punishment. As the Captain waa picking up a pieoe ot rope Umb—now a perfect maniac—seized a handspike,struck and killed the Captain. He then killed in a like manner the two sailora on deck. Procuring a sheath knife he stabbed the mate and proceeding forward killed two more sailor* in their aleep. The cabin boy waa killed next A Daniah steamer sighted the aohooner, whioh it towed to Copenhagen, where Jan Umb waa delivered to the Rnaaian authoritiee. New Room! Rev Goods! Hewifa! jsssis&ssr *" "-"iss" T TAYLOB BILL, ATTOKfMT-AT-LAW, mux a, pa, Oflk* N«. MS, Todd building, M*ln Street. Will occupy the corner room in the Hotel Pantall, where we will be able to accommodate all our old patrons and as many new ones as may call on us. Q C. BBNSCOTER, * DISTRICT ATTOMSMT, JOHN W. BELL, A TTOMJfl Y-A T-LA W, BmooETiLU, Fa. JVOOm with Bu.'i. C. White. . VbM |g- 0. CAMPBELL, A TTORXE Y8- A T-LA W, BMOCTTULB, FA. Ottoo la Matton'a otto*, Matooa balHl»|, opporito Um Court Boom. AFTER THE FIRST OF THE YEAR O 1C.BKEWZB, ATTOBXXT-AT-LA W, rmminn, h. OflH on Gilpin atreet, two «oon aortt •( q|ioMi' faraltnn iton. IjJDWARD A. CARMALT^ A TTORXE T-A T-LA W, Baoorraxa, PA OMm with Judge Joak*. iAgalbMlaeMearefalljr Attended to. BMMnua. Pa ta Mktaoa Block, oppoatto the pabllo JINKS * CLARK, A TTOBNX ra-A T-LA W, NORTH & MORRIS TttE ONE PRICE CtOTttlEHB, A Terrible lis* AmMnt. Port Huiosr, Mich., Jan.H 3.—James etoekfnrd mud several of hta little ehnna were playing around Um river on December 5 [last. They were aiding in'' and around the jaoht Pioket and. whan search failed to reveal young* Stookford,' little waa thought of it for aome time, they believing be had ran away to deceive them. Daji and week* pawed away and bin dieappearanoe remained a mystery, although the general belief waa that he] had £falien from the yacht and drowned. r"TJ _ On Monday something of a sensation was eaueed by Richard Bartrow,"a"spirTP uallet, who asked D. N. Runnels to lend him a diving suit, as ne wanted to get Jlmmie Stookford ont of the river. In explanation of his alleged knowledge of the boy's whereabouts, be said that goring*? spiritualistic! seance" Young-StorkfordT spirit hadJbegged him (Bartrow) to look at the bottom of the river, near' the yacht's" stern, and get his body.J Mr. Runnels laughed at the story, but told'Bartrow. he wae welcome to the suit. The salt was procnred7and in the miclst of a bigorowd Henry Humphrey donned it and slid into the water at the Pioket's •tern. Unbelieving, bnt anxious, the crowd waited. Suddenly the signal waa given by the diver to pull 'him np. He held the body of the drowned boy in his arms when be appeared. At the inqueat tn-dav Hut,r»w swcio positively as to his uuiuuiuuiuation with the boy's spirit. Hauusbubo, Jan. 1—Hon. John' F. Dravo.of Beaver, haa a kill ready for Introduction, aa aoon aa the Legialatnre meets again, that will provoke mueh luri<l eloquenoe. Thia bill provide* for the pur chaae, maintainanoe and daily elevation of the American flag on each achool building and educational Institution in the State of Pennsylvania. "I want thi* thing taken oat of the domain of secret aocietie*, where it only ferment* bltterneaa and civildiacord, and relegated to ita proper place," aaid Captain Dravo tonight. "There ia no better icheme in my oontemplation for the promotion of patriotism than the daily sight of the ensign of the country floating from the roof of a country school house or a oity academy. The ohildren will drink in great draughts of patriotism from this lesson alone. It will atir up a spirit of emulation in the hearts of the ohildren of foreign who oome to our shores with their parents, and the work of making them Amerioans will be one of great facility, It will, if generally adopted in the United State*, make the work of aaaimilation of (ections and classes ea*y and pleasant. It will itart children into the itudy of patriotiam almost at birth itself and strengthen the feeling aa year* Increase. "My plan ii that the director* of each ■ab dlstriot in the 8Ute purchase flags and require the teacher* in their employ to hoist them in the morning when *ohool open* and take them down in the evening when it oioses. The effect on the a Jnl<«, to the traveler* in onr land, to all people, will be the lame. It will be to orystalUe the elements of the love of oonntry and make the feeling the one paramount to all others. I don't think a bill of this kind will have many obstrnotors to its passage." iwnl kr ■M* WtM kr Cnullf. la Mortal Cam El Tabo, Tax., Jan. 3.—J.E. Latham, it Amtieio, arrived inthlaoltyyeecerday from liexloe. He it* tea that In Villa Lardo, Mexioo, tba other day, he waa attacked by a Ifexioan, who abuaed him loudly without provocation and knocked him eeneeleea with a huge rook. Whan ha reoovered oonaoioueneee ha waa throws into a dungeon and hia money taken from him. Refining to hear any evidenoe, the Mexioan authoritiee fined Latham $S aad liberated him, but refneed to return the net of the money. T<atbam wrote to-day I to the American mlnUter at the City of Mexioo, aeking for redreee. Twe Itecee BekM. A Flood !■ Unwita Map*. canal DhMTtrMI la D>k*u. St. Paul, Jan. 7—A. special gives an acaonnt of the finding of Mother coal deposit fn Dakota, and tfaa hay tnsl with which former* haw had to ha content will probably soon ha a thing of the past. Thia find ia three miles north of Centrsvilie, and it waa atrnek by a party drilling a watt. Ona Tata eight (Mi tbieh waa first bored into at a depth of 196 feet, sad after thmigh sand stsss am! tlih anirthtr rmtm was atroek, ia whish the drill tend# working. .If thia field and the recently diaoevered anthracite ne«r Chamberlain prove to be of any aiae the people of the Northwest will he happy. Bcrra, O. J.tu.U.—Dura Eisenbo'n, a 17- ymt old girl of tbi* plat*, wont iu tie hencoop to fend the dicktni, todsj, whan % nit gntbbed her Mid foited htr Inside. She misted and be atraek hi fritt w u,lolieungeight wound- ou the \ tad, on* ofjwhlob crashed tbe Si Q •tysthe can id*nnf> lei- «L« followed bar yeeu*day ftwu rum ii»y U Ban*. ■ lie *s«ap«rf, tot i» to Kara*4u •> fom »i # i>k tV BUM stoke q i.uriu». ii« i Mtn> cover. |tMM !■ W»>t Drafts. The Insurance firm of J no. F. and O. E. Brown, of Clarion and BrookrilU, had a large portion of the iwuranea In Pumsutawoey at the time ef our great fire of 1888 and It to not flattery to NJ that their edjuit meriU were prompt and satisfactory. Ever? loss, was eettlad and paid by tight draft*, over $30,000 being paid by their companies w lib a <0 days alt«r the fire. That firs did not diesonrage them and they bars written moat of the jisw buildings and i too let. Their l»ittnet* has inomssd w mnsh that thry hare opsnei aa ofifce in Paassetawsey, la Mat jroota -of second story ef John K'hier b*6ek, •ad placed Walter 8. Browu, r un of the brothers, ia cbargs. Their tin- ernni'ilata 1 the lanvnt and bast somnaaisa d» ng buriasm in the Unit-d State* U>M Capt. Harrington believes that his wife is still alive, and atatee that aome ysara ago she lay in a tranoe for aighty nine hoars, and waa than thought to ha dead. The oheekt were flatbed, the hendihed beoome eoft ui pliable, end whet appeared to be perepi ration covered the brow. One of the etaf phyiloleni made e heety examination of the body, end oonelnded that it wee lifeleee, although be oould not aecoant for ite condition. The body wee removed to Cept. Harrlngtoo'e hoaee end farther teete were mede to-day, but without avail, although there ere ee yet no eigne of deoompoeitlon, or even deeth, beyond total eaepeneion of the eiroaletory end reeplretory organs. Clkvxlawd, O., Jan. 3.—lire. Mary Harrington, wife of e veeeel Cepteln, wee taken to St. Ataxic Hoepltal leet week eaffering from dropey. On Senday ehe died, or *i least wee yoeoMoM deed by the attending physicians. An undertaker wee called and prepared the remain* for burial. On Hew Year*e Day he returned with the hearee and wee about to plaoe the lady in the oaeket when he wee astoniehed to obeerre evidenoee of life in the euppoeed oorpee. Ft. Shaw, Mont., Jan. 7.—A quartet of Etrotrentree and River Crow Indian* indulged in a combat, ee the remit of a shallenge originating in bad blood, on the benka of the Cottonwood Januarys. Dopod ting their gune and blankete on the benka of the creek the gladlatore drew their knivee and equated away for the fight. Spotted Dog and Willow were pitted egainet each other, and at the firet lounge Willow buried hie knife in the muselee of hie antagoniet'e area, dieabling it The fight laetcd half an honr, and at the oonelueion Spotted Dog, Willow and a half-breed were dead or dying, and the aorviving Qroeventre, bleeding from eeveral wounde,wee barely able to mount hi* pony and ride to the cfpp. where he made known the rssnlt of tbe battle and eubee* quedtly died of hie wounde. Bead •via a Traaee t Senator Newmeyert billon troduoed yeeterday, pr vridee that bank offloiale who ■hell reeeive depeeite after they know the impending ineolvooey of the inetitution, ehall be gnllty of enbesslement, and eh all be oonvlotod of a mledemeanor. It aleo providee that depoeile received within W daye of loepeoeion, ehall be prima facie evidence of oriminality. Senator M'Lain,of Washington connty, will introduce a bill early in the session in the shape of ageneral road law. His scheme ia something on the plan of the bill introduced two yeare ago. It will abolish the present system whereby farmers an enabled to "soldier" out their road tax and leave the roads in a condition much worse than thay wen when work was begun. It will provide for three road overseen in eaoh township,who shall have the power to levy taxes for joad purposes and oolleot them; to appoint pathmasters, who shall see to the working and improving of the nads, and to have general oharge of them. The overseer shall also have power to establish the wages of thoee persons who do work on the roads, and shall pay farmer the same rates other laborers an paid, and give them no advantage in the matter of discharging their taxes. It will also provlds for the macadamising of roads when possible. The bill looks to the ultimate maoadamising of the roads and their general and permanent improvement. MIW ROAD LAW. Clovkbdali, Jan 6—A double etage robbery ooourred laet night. The down etage from Kendoeino City waa (topped near Philo about 11 o'olook by a masked highwayman who demanded the treaaurebox, and holding a revolver in one hand ha took the box from the driver with the other. He thanked the driver aad ordered him to drive on. The etage had only gone a few hundred yarde when it met the op etage from Cloverdale, and the driver remarked he had a,no been robbed but gave no details. The expteie boxee we* all that n tie taken. Fargo, Dak., Jan .6.—A letter fromBev. G. Rlohee, of Park Kkver, Dak., oonveye the firit authentio information of extreme coffering and privation among the Norwegian eettlen in Weetern Waleh ooanty. Men with relief report that they found about 70 femillee la about U deetituta ciroumstanoes as it is poeeible for hnman beinge to be and etill eziet. Many were found with barely enough clothing to cover their nakedneee, and that of the thinneet material. Theee fetmere have lived on their little capital an til nothing remain - ed. Moet of them have llted on a kind of porridge, made by cooking frosen green Wheat and oate, etuff not fit to feed a bog. One family had sot eeenaoy flour foreiz weeks. The pMple have been dividing with'each ether their potatoes until now they are {om, too. To finish flrat class work of any kind, it the photograph line takes time. If yon desire any work before tbe holidays it wonld be well to leave your negative at Orotsinger St Lowe's as [soon as possible. We havejeverythlng in good ahape to do ohr work promptly and always do oor best to plaaae. Come anil see quality, style and prioea of onr pictures. Anything yon want from a small tintype to a life-site crayon. Oor ten dollar crayon finished pletnrea are vrry tine fur the monoy and make handsome holiday preseuta. Orotsinger St. Lowe, opposite National Hot®!. 24 jyuriSL BAKIT, g A. OBAIO A TTORNE Y-A T-LA W, BROOKV] Ofle* In Opera Houm Block. Oct. JiAAO G. * Oi Z. eOBDOK, A TTOSNS Y8-A T-LA W, Dallas, Tex., Jan. 6.—Last Thursday Deputy Sheriff J. A. Moon arreeted Jack O'Brien at Garland, this county, when twe storee had been robbed. Part of the stolen goods wen fonnd in O'Brien'e posssssion. Friday night the ofBoer at arted with O'Brin for Dallas for safe keeping. While Moon waa buying a cigar at the dt pot a masked mob of a dozen men oaptureu the prisoner oarrled him to Elm Tree Park, a quarter of a mile distant, and strung him to a tree. Moon reached the soene and out the npe just in time to save O'Briens life. Moon waa soon overpowered. Part of the mob held the offioer while the othen took O'Brien some distance and again strung him up. Moon finally freed himself and with a nvolver in either hand advanoed on the lynohers and again cut O'Brien down. Both partiee then opened fire and several of the mob wen wonnded. Moon and his prisoner finally naoked Dallas in ■afsty. It is not known whsther the wonnded men an fatally inj and or not. CO I £ Brookville, Pa. nB.W.I.BlTIB, .MHMM9 Mm MVM»ao», nmnA«iiT, n OaNtmdwiNittttti MOati. gswissasr tXTMICUJf dm aWMOMON, ftmxanAwnr, *a. keep our eyes wide open it or no profit must be sold. We never buy goods to keep. All Figures would fail to represent the meaning- of this slaughter of Fine Gothing, Over- This explains why we coats, etc. The axe has been ground, and prices and attend to business. have no dull season. We double our energies— will be cut all to pieces. & Morris. Their mammoth stock of Fine Over-5 ' coats* and Winter Suits must and will be sold, prof say, the dull season will begin. Not so with North Christmas is over, and, as many merchants will r|B. B. 8. HAMILTON, rmrucux akd bvmbmon, rnamnR, Fil ; ■ > . . . ■ 1 B.0.ALU80K, ,Tl. mMhw «m 'niMjtaek of j.Trfinwiiiiiow. u-f-iy. TVB. G. KRNBT, rmnoiAjr AXD BVMQMOS shirts, mittens, hosiery, neckwear, silk umbrella* for ladles or genta cheaper than ever before offered. Pants—the beat Kerseys, 12,12.60 and .75. Cardigan Jackets, Pea Jackets, Coats and Yeats. Children's Suits $1.50. Short pants 25c. Childs overcoats $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $4 and $5. Hats—Yeoman, Knox and Dnnlap shapes, latest styles, lowest prices. Caps—Scotch, for, wool, plnsh and seal for men and boys, Snits will be cat in the same proportion. All wool Cassimer $10 now $8; #12 now $10; $15 now $18 5 *18 now $10; $20 now $18; $25 now $23; $9 now $7.50; $8 now $6. Famishing Department Underwear in every style at prioes that can't be named by others. Gloves, orer- $10; $10now $8; $8 now$6; $6 now $5. .Men's Over Coats '$21, now $20 ; $20 now $18 ; $18 now $16; $16 now $14; $14 now $12; $12 now Don't let thi* Golden Opportunity pass Without Being Benefitted. Ihis is no Advertising Dodge, but a Bonaflde Sale that will save you Much Money. tUMOMOir DMirriaT, nmRivnn,n. <Mbtaoolfcnda<lla41«r stoat. W9990X 9MMTUT, BOOMS, ■ mxnu«M#,»A. AH.i.wauiw. . DENTIST. *ss& 1'lf Unoriginal & Poplar One Pries Clothiers MAIN STREET, CORKER ROOM HOTEL PANTAUj, NORTH * MORRIS, £S»«< -rmmnvt^tt, Ta. j®s~ Maui pie of Haxleaa Justice. It Takes Ttase. Bakeia Settlere mmvIii. VOL. XVI. mw**i*r»*r, WA. JJTtj.wjeraT muciAX 4XP grjtojroy,  curmu ATTOMNBY-AT-LAW MmuUw a«T«uuil DqwtaMllfcilN ifctrTt*-——a—tootwi —t»u. i4-i« A Flacky Sheriff. • • .'Mf * •> ■ "