Evening Gazette

              ,* Etu'iuug Jggjfc \ PRICE TWO CENTS | '64.50 Per Annum. 'VOLUME I., NUMBER 74. ( Weekly Established 1850. \ PITTSTON. PA.. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER ('». 1882. FIRST EDITION. gateway to Mexico from tho United States. The inhabitants aro wild with delight, and visitors aro received with the most enthusiastic acclamations, thousands blocking tho railroad station to witness tho arrival of the iron horso. SECOND EDITION to St. Petersburg by way of Hull. From St. Petersburg they will bo transported to the end of tho railroad communication at Orenburg, whither tho bodies will have boon brought on OUR TRI-COUNTY BUDGET. Bon. F. Mathers, of Wilkes-liarre, among hi* manv friends hero 011 Sunday. Mrs. John Jones, who fell from 11 wagon and hroko her wrist a short timo ago, whila driving tlirough Pittston, is slowly on the mend. LOCAL NEWS FROM ALL POINTS Si O'CLOCK P. M. sledges. Crisp Letters from the Cities, Boroughs and Villages otLnierne, Lackawanna and Warning Counties. 2 O'CLOCK P, M. ¥he hog Cholera in Berk*. Services at the Mount Zion church were omitted for three Sundays, 011 account of camp meeting. Last Sunday thoy were resinned, and a goodly number were in attenddanco.LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. The track is being vigorously, pushed toward Satillo, 10 miles south, also from tho City of Moxico to Aeambaro, which place it is hoped will bo reached'in Dccombcr. Tho interven- TIMELY TOPICS. Reading, Sept. 6.—Hog cholera prevails to an alarming extend in Perry township. In the villago of Shoemakersvillc and vicinity about fifty swine have died and about as many more are sick. Tho disease is very contagious and is generally accompanied with inflammation of tho lungs and bowels and red and purplo blotches on tho skin. Tho first appoaranco of tho disease is perceptible by the dull noss of tho r.nimal, loss of appetite, lying down and moving unwillingly and at times making an effort to vomit. Tho bowels aro generally at this timo constipated. In a few days tho characteristic symptom of the disease shows itself. Tho blotehos then pass into bluish-black color. Tho most frequent Beats of tho dieooso are the cais, throat, neck, breast and inside the fore-legs. Soon tho breathing lDeeomos panted and labored. Tho fatal termination is reached in a few days, but most generally in a fow wee'.cs. Tho disease is accompanied by a swelling of the throat and tho animal refuses all kinds of food. The disease is supposed to bo caused by extremes of bemporahire and wet ser sons, impure water and filthy stys. All remedies arc of no avail and tho best mode of preventing tho disease from further spreading Is to kill the animals affectod, which has in many instances been WHAT THE BUSY WORLD IS DOING Clarencc Miller, of Tunkhannock, has been clcctcd principal of the Xanticokc schools. Wilkes-Barre. A number of families, loth to leavo the camp ground, are still residing there, enjoying the pure, fresh, mountain air, and the purfoct quiet which reigns sine.; the mass of pooplo have dispersed. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ing gap, from Satillo to Aeambaro, 490 miles, has boon provided for by a London subscription, and efforts are being mado looking to its completion by next summer. This will place through rail connection with tho City of Mexico from New York city. A German Baker Takes a Deadly Dose of Laudanum—President Arthur's Movement!*—Typhoid Fever in an Almshouse—A Cannery and a Theatre Burned — Other News- Graveyard Insurance Men Coino to Grief — Tile World's Supply of Bread-Bringing Home the Dead Arctic Explorers—The Oil Product- Hog Cholera-Some Foreign News. Twenty-nine mine accidents were reported in this district during rtio month of August, of which seven were fatal. Morgan D. Davis died yesterday at his residence on East Market street. The funeral will bo held on Thursday. Humor has it that Mount Zion Sunday school is to have a bas'trt picnic, and will invito the neighboring schools to join them, at the camp ground, on Saturday, Sept. 1G. Kverybody seems anticipating a good timo. To-Morrow's Weather Indications. Tho Treasurer's statement for August shows tho total receipts to amount to $:i5,Gl5.G9, and the disbursements $10,881.19. For the Middle Atlantte States, winds from north to east; stationary, fallowed by falling baromoter; no deoidod cMitgo in tomperaturo. THE IRON-MAKERS' STRIKE. Yellow Fever at Brownsville, By telegraph to the Gazette. The peach and apple crop is almost a failure in this section. Many suppose the cause to bo the Into frosts of last spring, together with the dry weather during the summer. A pplo and peach cuts will be few, in conseipienco thereof. Ella Kkk. What is to he IDouo in the Pittsburg Dis- Tho newly electcd members of tho Republican City Committco are requested to meet at Republican Headquarters on Friday night, at 8:30 o'clock. trict. WasMxGTON', Sept. G.—Reports to-day from tho ycllow-fcver-infcctod district at Brownsville, Tex., give sixty-seven new cases, arid one death. Pensacola, Florida, has one now case well defined and several suspicious ones. President Arthiir Massachusetts. Pittsburg, Sept 5.—In view of the refusal of tho Amalgamated Society yosterday to resume work the iron manufacturort are arranging to start as far ss possible with non union men. It is claimed that the finishers desired to start, but were outvoted by tho puddlers. An effort will bo made next week to get the dissatisfied finishers at work at tho old rates, and. in case it is successful, the mills will bo run on muck bar, of which most of tho largest establishments have in stock sufficient to last several months. There is no prospect of manufacturers paying the price demanded. By telegraph;tt)'th's Srftzette. Companies G and F will shoot at Xanticokc on Thursday, tho 28th inst., and ill the evening a ball will bo given by Company 1) in honor of Company F. WW'S lWib, iitass., Sept G.—Presidont Arthrfr nndtfWrt.y arrived here in tho steamer "-Dispatch,'*"this morning. Kingston. II. Buchanan, of Ashland, is in town. L. W. Chandler has gone to Tunkliannock P. II. DeSilva, of rittston,_waa in town yesterday.After Major Phipps. By telegraph to the Gazette. By an explosion of gas, at tho Wyoming shaft, at Port Bowkley, yesterday, throe men wero seriously burned. The names of two of them aro Hogan and Riley. Killed by a Boiler Explosion. Philadelphia, Sopt. 6.—It is said to-day that tho Committoo of One Hundred has received positive information that Major Phipps departed from the city on Friday morning last, leaving tho Powclton Avenue station by the 3:05 a. m. train for New York from tho Broad street station. The authorities have traced him to Jersey City and across tho Hudson to Now Yoik city, but at tho latter place all traces of his whereabouts were lost. A good photograph of tho Major, for which diligent search has been made, Was found this morning, and will be mado good use of by tho police. I By telegraph to the Gazette. vacation, Miss Grace Boughtin lias returned from her New York, Sept. 6.—A despatch from At' lanta, Ga., reports that three men wero killed i. there by a boilor explosion this morning. Tho Mayor's statement of lines, Ac., col'ccted during August showed that $:!74.85 had been coilectod for fines and licenses during the month, of which $277.05 was devoted to paying !ho Mayor's fees, and $97.80 deposited. W. 0. Payne and family will return homo on Saturday. A fine brick dwelling house is being erected on Main street. .' A London Theatre Burned This Morning. 1 By telegraph to the Gazette. 'FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Father Mattingly, pastor of the Nauticoke Catholic church, died in Philadelphia Monday night. He had been sick for some time and Was with relatives in that city. Tho funeral will tako place Thursday morning at 10 o'clock from St. Michaol's church in Philadelphia.— Record. Perry Bronson, of Lehman, culled uii friends liore yesterday. London. Sept. Oi—A fire occurred in the Philharmonic Theatre, at Islington, this morning. The roof has fallen in, and the interior of the building is completely burned out done. Miss Delia Thomas spent the Sabbath at her homo at Bowman's Crock. Reported by Carpenter & Bodmkr, Rooms 5 and o Club House, Franklin street Wilkes-Barre. Sept.. 6—3:00 p. m. Stock Report. LATE NEWS. Go to Dymond's for fruits and vegetables of all kinds. The cheapest place in town. Cleaned and Condensed from this Morn- The true gentleman needs no placard to announce his breeding; the ill-bred man still less. Closing Bid Penna R.R O. & M., com... 3MD4 Phil. & Kead'g 81% do. pref  Lehigh Valley H. »£: St. Jo. com 47 Lehigh Nav 43-}I do. pref.. H2 P., Titusv. & ti Union Pacific... 117% Northern Tac. com M., K. & T 3!D^4 ing's Papers. Tho report of the Chief of Police for the month of August states that during the month 206 arrests had been mado, 178 of tlioso being males and 28 females. Valuo of stolen property recovered and restored was S107, and the amount taken from prisoners and restored was $-80.59. Large Cannery Burned. Six millions in bonds were withdrawn from the Treasury yesterday for exchange into Hon. John B. Smith has returned from his trip to Saratoga, looking much improved in health. Wilmington, Del., "Sept. C.—An Every Evening special says that Evans & Cooling's cannery at ChaTlestown, Md., was totally destroyed toy Are last night. Ttoe loss is about $10,(WO:; iiwured in York, Pa., and Baltimore cc»r[paflie--.. By telegraph to the Gazette. %D«, (\,C. A I. C  146% St. Paul, com. do prof.. 115k D. A Rio G  7*% Illinois Central 90XA Met'n. Elev— 44W Oirtaha, com... Philadelphia, Sept 6.—Dr. K. O. Shakespeare says that tho report on Guiteau's brain was concluded and finally adopted on Sunday evening at Pr. J. W. S. Arnold's house in New York, and will be ready for the nowspapcrs next week. The investigations have been had under tho most favorablo conditions, the brain tissue having been preserved perfectly in the liquid in which it was placed after the death Qulteau's Brain Examined. Ifcfee por cents. Miss Lou Hutchinson has gone to Bloomsburg, where she will attend the fall term of the State Xormal School. do pref... U. L. & W.... Tnxas Pacific.. Del. & Hudson N. J. Central. West'n Union. Pacific Mail.... 1 m mil 141*4 6sU fli'e Stato Inspector's report says tho salt product this year in Michigan will exceed 3,008,000 bushels. Scranton. The sweetest thing in life is the unclouded welcome of a wife. Whoever has it not may not bo miserable, but ho is not a happy man. 5 112 130 Tho lato Speaker of tho State House of Representatives, George Reovcs, died this morning at Sherman, Tex., of hydrophia. Owing to tho serious illness of Mr. Wagner thore will be no issue of the Scranton Woclienblatt this week. do. pref.. Manhattan EJe*\ N. Y. Central.-.* Lake Shore  Mich. Central... Erie, com Rock Island  f O hio Central.... 133lS Mobile & O  11 IS L'ville & N'viile. HutVoTunnel.... pref The Second Legislative district Republican convention assembled at the hotel of l'et r Wolcott, opposite the depot, yesteiday afn rternoon. A large number from different townships were present. IHvight Wolcott, of Dallas, was nominated on llrst ballot. Suioide by Polm,n. By telegraph to the Gaeetta. About six hundred and fifty pieces of baggageDwcrc handled at the 1). L. it W. baggage room on Monday and Monday night Since tho commencement of the cholera epidemic there have been 2,193 casos and 1,3G2 deaths at Yokohama. At Tokio and Osaka tho disease is equally virulent. Philadelphia, Sopt 6.—Herman Hager, a i German bakrsr, died at a polico station this i morning from laudanum poisoning. If© was ♦ found lathe street in an unconscious condition last ewiing, and remained unconscious until }]ii««fctoath. It i9 bolieved that domestic diffl- led him to commit suicide. North West, com. 140 Robinson Mo pref.. Rich & Dan H5H WabaKh.com 37% Rich. & 13. Tor. .. G'2^ do, pref 67% Central Pacific... 93$ Mr. Thomas Gricr, of Dickson City, and Michael Gilroy, of Arilibald, are prominent candidates for Representative of tho Kiglith district. of Guiteau, Vai, 0*L market. Insurance Ken Convicted. At the soldiers' reunion at Warren, Pa., a team frightened at the discharge of a cannon, ran away and killed Susio Tillman, aged seven. Other children were seriously injured. Centremorelo.net Oil City, Sept. 6.-8:00 p. m. Crude ofl closed at closing strong. Hakkisiiubo, Sept 5.—An important insurance caso has boon on trial ii|i tho Dauphin County court tho past two dayb. This afternoon it resulted in the conviction of L. Hummoll, one of tho officers of tho Mahoning Mutual Assurance Company, of Snyder county, on the charge of falso protenco. Ilummell and W. H. McCarty were procoodod against by F. M. Morely, Lewis Fitting and W. H. Palmer, of this county, who charged them With having obtained money under falso pretences. Tho Mahoning Company issued a circular in 1881, giving the number of members in the class known as the "old people's class." Tho prosecutors in this case visited Sclinsgrove to verify tho correctness of the list, and being informed by Ilummell, the sectary, that tho statement represented the facts they insured a man in the company. In a short time, after they had paid about five hundred dollars, their "subject" died and they proceeded to collcct tho money supposed to be duo them. They wore informed that thev owed the company $34. An examination of th6* books showed that there were only half as many members in the class as represented in tho circular. Tho defenso claimed that tho books only showed tho number of mon who paid assessments aud tliat the discrepancy in numbers claimed represented tho number of members who refused to pay assessments Juno 1, 1881. Tho caso was tried by Judge Hicks, of York, Judge McPherson declining to sit on tho bcnch because ho had been engaged with Insurance Commissioner Forster in efforts to revoke the charter of tho Mahoning company. A rnotiou lias been made for arrest of judgment, which will be heard next month. Ilummell is under $500 bail. Hon. J. B. Van Bergen. Hon. John K. Barrett, and John P. Lewis wcro appointed Congressional icferccs, to meet similar conferees from Luzerne county, to nominato a candidato for Congress on a date yet to bo named. The conferees were instructed to support the Candidacy of lion. J. A. Scranton. J. P. Rogers has purchased a lino tea-n of Riley Goblo. Philadelphia Markets. Bf telegraph to the Gazette. An express train on the New York and New Kngland Railroad struck a team at Hartford yosterday, killing two horses and fracturing the skull of tho driver, Charles Miller. Kd. Huiilock is about starting for New York to attend a medical collego. ▲ Verdlot of Sulolde. j By telegraph to the Gazette. Philadelphia, Sept. 6. FLOUR—The market was dull: choice old wheat Aim; new weak; super cJi.7&C&t8.00; extra $3.'«.\Va$4 0 '; Penn'a family f5.10C&fco.25. RYE FLOUR—|8.fl2@8.7b! WHEAT—Tho market was firm; fair demand; Del. and Penn'a red $1.07@$l.UV6; do. amber fl.lfitifcfl.lG. CORN—The market was firmer with better demand: steamer 88c.(fo83c; yellow SCc.; mixed 8  ©8 c; No. 3 mixed 8*2. Misses Jennie Avery and Ida Koeler attended tho " Uncle Tom's Cabin " entertain ment at Tunkliannock last Wednesday even- Our Republican friends are jubilant over tho prospect of electing their excellent ticket. Tho convention was one of tho most harmonious over held, and tho party support will be us unanimous. Tho convention adopted resolutions congratulating the public on the splendid business outlook ; expresses confidence in the National Administration ; indorses tho Siato platform ; approves heartily of oiir Representative in Congress, Hon. J. A. Scranton, for his faithful discharge of duty; earnestly recommends the adoption of a protective tariff; approves of tho management of tho business affairs of Lackawanna county; and pledges the cordial support of the party of tho ticket nominated. Philadelphia, Sept 6.—At the inquest, to-day, on the body of Mr*. A»nnio Fronts, who was found dead with her throat cut yesterday morning, no evidence of violence attho hands of horhusbarwi vai offered, and the jury returned a verdict of euieid*. v The Custer County Bank, California, closed its doors this morning; liabilities, $-10,000. The run was in connection with the bank of Salida, which suspended yesterday. The school at Motiroo Academy has commenced, wo understand, with seventy-livo students. So much for the reputation of Mr. Drcidingcr, the principal. OATS- The market wasmore active And higher: No 1 white 52q.; No. 2 do. No. 3 do. 42(a 43c.; No. 2 mixed 40c. R YE—72e.(f? 75c. Albert Montfort,-not opening his store at Kensico, N. Y., Monday, neighbors in the evenii.g investigated and found him murdered in the store. His head was cut with an axo Mrs. Jerome YanTuvl died last Tuesday evening, after a sovere illness of several weeks. She leaves a husband and four children to mourn her loss. PROVISIONS—The market was steady. LARD—The market was steady. BUTTER—Choice wanted, other kinds dull ; creamery extra 80@8!c.; do. pood to choice 20 ®2Hc . Typhoid im and About the Lehigh Coun- ty Almshouse, By telegraph to the Gaiette. v Ab/lentowk, Pa., Sept. 6.—There afc now *ef/en cases of typhoid fever in the Icounty •alnishoiHW, and it is feared that the/disease rmay sp*ad among the inmates. A number of •cases-illso exists in families residing .near the EGGS—In light supply and Arm; Penna. 25c© 2'»c : Western 25c. in a horriblo mannor. The suit of Fcnner vs. Lu'X'S, for breach of contract, last Thursday, drew out qnito a crowd. Mr. Fenner claimed $10 d;ffnages from his father-in-law, Lijtes, for taking a team from him, which had been contracted for, to Jo his summer's work. Mr. Lutes said 110 such contract had been entered mto. Tho Justice, Ksquire Avery, reserved his decision ten davs. CHEESE—1The market was dull except for fancy grades. In tho caso of alleged Chinese merchants from Panama, Judge Field, in the "United Suites Court, at San Francisco, decided that merchants coming from other countries than China may land without certificates. PETROLEUM—The market was dull ; refined C-&C. WHISKEY—81.22. Tunkhannock Now York Markets. Tho store of Mr. Draper Billings, at this plueo, was burglarized on Monday night, entrance being effected by breaking a pane of glass in tho rear door and reaching through and turning tho key, unlocking tho door. almshouse. By telegraph to the Gazett The receipts of tho Patent Office for tho past eight months were $685,000, an increase of $109,000 compared with the same period last year. Tho Commissioner believes tho accounts for the year will show the receipts exceeded expenditures by more than a milliou THE VERMONT ELECTION. BEEF—Tlw extra mess, $15.50. Nkw York. Sept. 6. market was steady, quiet; new John Longwell, whoso log was amputated last week, uied on Sunday from exhaustion, acred (ill. Ohestes. (A. Light Vote-Much Scratching and Itolt- POIiK—The market was. dull and weak; new liiess $22.00(&22.12U; old do. nominal. LARD—The market was a shade better; steam rendered clerk in charge, was unablo to say, but oods stolen, Mr. Cora Kre v, the By telegraph to the Gazette. to eight coats and as many pairs of pants and vests, several woolen shirts and white shirts, together with all of tho colored shirts in stock, as well as some tobacco and other minor articles, have been missed. The money drawers were broken loose from their fastenings by tho aid of a coal chisel, lmt there was only a few pennies for them to lake. They took them. Mill Hollow, Burlington, Yt, Sept. G.—The clcction rotaims como in very slowly. Returns from con•idorabjy iota than half the Stato indicate a flight vote—Republicans. 35,000; Democrats, [15,000. "There is much scratching and bolt- Flour—patent  Flour, straight brand: Cora  Pittston. Wholesale Markets. $9.00 90 70 There were sixty-four now cases at Brownsville, and one death, from yellow fovor yesterday. Tho troops at Fort Brown continue in excellent health. Tho fever at Matamoras is decreasing. There were three deaths sincc Monday. dollars. Insure with Cltui. Marey Buy the Kvkxinu Gazette. Mrs. Kva Martin has returned from a visit 2U®27 ioC$i» 23 B0 1.90 1 90 1.50 1.06 1.50 17.00 14.C0 12.00 1.C0 1.25 Cheese, new  Egtfs  Potatoes new, per bu, Chop and Feed  Meal  Salt, coarse, per sack. with friends. \V. W. (Irovor spent l ist Sunday in Berwick- Howard 1'erriu is attending school at tho Bob Ingersoll's Argument. The Postoffice Department at Washington has been informed that a mob of Democratic roughs surrounded the postollico at lfigginsville, Mo., and threatened to domolish it and mob the postmaster, who was obliged to lly to Kansas City for safety. It is very seldom that tho building is not occupied, Mr. Billings having his residence ill the second story. This week Mr. Billings (who is secretary of the Dimock ('amp Meeting Association) has bocu sojourning with his family on tho camp ground, aud an opportunity was thus afforded tho thieves. Wyoming Seminary IBy telegraph to the Gazette. Salt, tine, per sack. • • Salt, per obi  Bailed Hay, per ton New Hay. ' " Rye Straw  Turnips, per bu  Onions, " *• . ... Mis3 Klla Curry, of Danville, is visiting-her uncle. Dr. W. II. Fuulds. Washington, Sept. 6.—CoL Ingorsoll re-8umod his argument in the Star Route case today, the audience being fully as large as yesterday. Ho commenced his argument by showing tho impossibilities in Mr. "Walsh's testimony, lie then took up tho charge of extravagance in the Postoffice Department. Andrew Raub sports tho prettiest rig in town, and Giles tho fastest. Tomat oes, per basket *5 Cabbage, per hundred, good 10© 12.00 faTr to rakldleing flC&10 00 1.(0 6.00&5.50 4fiDC5.00 .73®1.J45 These small burglaries have become alarmingly frequent during tho past threo months, and cach shows the same inexperienced hand iwork. Ray. Mrs. Thomas llunlock, of NorUimoreland, is visiting her parents, Mr. Bonlmm's. Tho Evening Journal has information from the Secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture that tho splenetic or tho Toxan cattle fover has appeared in Dixmont, Penobscot county. Kight animals havo died. The authorities have isolated the herd. Giles Harding's smiling faco is seen among us again. Hope ho will stay and enjoy himself.Apples, per bu  Sweet potatoes  Pears, per hbl  Peaches per basket Bringing Home the Dead- Ijagcraall then devoted himself to alleged legal over-sights in tho caso. lie may not git t.hronpK to-day. New York, Sept. 5.—On Saturday the eleven caskets, in which are to bo brought home the bodies of Do Long and lus dead comrades, will lxa shipped from this city. Tho caskets are mado of cast-iron, finished in imitation of rosewood. Tho bodies, which are thoroughly frozen, as they havo been since life departed, will be enveloped in inch-thick soft-felt, all save tho hoad. They will then lDe Yatesville, Tiio 20th anniversary o( the marriage of Mr. ami Mrs. J. Turner will l)« held at their residence at 8 o'clock fD. m., Sept. l;ith. Miracles. Miss Fannie Faircloth is attending school at West Pitta ton. From the Burlington Hawkeye Do V lelieve in miracles," Alouzo ? Well, M. Kticnne, the well known French authority on tlio subject, has issued his estimates of the harvests of tho world for 1S82. His report is, on tho whol° decidedly favorable, indicating 110 sorious deficiency in tho crops in any quarter of the world, and a general abundance throughout Europe and Amorica. Misses Worden and Oldcrshare visited relatives in this place lust week. "Miss Sue Thompson, of Berwick, Ins liecu visiting J»:-. Guild's family for a couple oi weeks. She returned to her homo on WcdriM* day. THR DUBLIN POLICE TROUBLES git down ill a Xow York restaurant and have should never preach. When a man can Our citizens enjoyed a sercnado from the l and on Monday night of last week. JSarl Npenoer'i Reply to the Memorial—Its br„ ,lt trout, spring chicken, vouison steak and Pcbuk, Sept. 5.—Eatl Spencer, the Lord Xieutenant, replying to the memorial from tho •dismissed police, says ho has directed that a •careful inquiry bo made into tho recant conduct and previous character of the memorialists, lie will himself personally review the results •of the inquiry, and promises that those men will be reinstated who appear deserving. Satisfactory Reception reed birJ, served off the same old soup bone liev. Wm. Keatlcy and wife visited friends at Kingston last week. \V. J. lias been on the sick list of late. \Y. B Isd wards, who has been suffering with a cancer for thd last Couple of weeks, i■ agaiti convalescent, nftor the rcirtovfcl of thO cancer lDv Mrs. Piatt, of Now "1 ork. wo aro ready to tako in any miracle we ever laid in the caskets and covered over with saw in print. Bel ieve in miracles ? When an ground cork. Over tlio head, reaching under tho chin, a zinc (silk covered) hood will be placed. Tho hood is open front and back, K. M. Keatley and J. A. Gearhcart have erected a wire betwoon tkeir houses, with the intent of learning telography, Why can't \v.' Imvo just a lialf ClcCDont ro.fl between Mul Hollow ami Bennett crossing? It waut.s to l« luailo 1(1 feet wilier and some of tlio boulders taken out before it's tit to travel. It lia* lieen in jiift about the same condition for tl;c last four years—stony inn!' seasons and too narrow box that won't hold a pint of sand; when al American puts a quart of struwliorrios into a A RAILWAY PALACE. iiost any coal dealer can make seventeen htm tlio edges pressing upon tho bottom and top of tho shell, tho cover . having been placed on, screwed down and cemented, so that tho shell will bo thoroughly air-tight. The case is to be wrapped with two-inch folt and placed upon a bed of ground cork in the bottom of tho outside ease. Tho surrounding spaco will then be filled in with ground eork, which will lie pressed down. Mr. W. H. VanderblU's Newest Residence. John Wilson, aged months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Monk, died on Saturday evening. Tlio funeral was held 011 Monday at dred weight a ton when a common looking Sakatoua, Sopt 5.—Mr. Wm. II. Vandcr- clerk can measure a whole yard will bilt'a now traveling palaco has arrived lioro from tho West Albany shops of tlio New York Central and Hudson Kivor Railway, and is ixurhaps tho most porfoot of this poculiar branch of architecture. In |ioint of elegance and comfort it quito ercols in- distinction the private car which which Baron do Rothschild, of Vienna, m»ilc liis trip to Beyrouth in. Tlio new coach is fifty feet long, audit is connected with tlio elegant car formerly used by Mr. Vanderbilt by bellows covers, so that 0110 may pass from car to car without being at all exposed to the outer air. Besides being ap- Tho answor of Earl Spcneor, it is said, has giron groat satisfaction. It is officially denied that the men have returned to duty in conse- sweep of a thirty-throe inch stick; when a ten pound block of ice looks small along eido Oaptaiu Lester, tho noted temperance worker, of Philadelphia, passed through this place On Saturday. Ho has been lecturing in ai.d about Scrantoii and Wilkcs-Barrc for the past week. A. It. of a four-ounce hail Ptono; when any barkeciier can turn water into whisky before ho Tho Difference, quenoe of any tacit understanding, tin the contrary, they wore informed on Saturday that thev would bo dismissed if tliey did not return From the Philadelphia Press. 10 morning; when you can put Tho P. M. Church has been purchased for a school building Tho old school-houso and church are boing refitted for tho primary and advanced departments respectively. An international episode: Tho lhitish riikJ about as A 1 clover with illuminating oil; when soap- toani doservo tho treatment duo to gentlc'ineii and arc getting it in Xew York. Tho llillsdalC to duty when you liud a miraculous draught ol tishes milk: when a committee of Tho cover of the outer case having been secured, more felt is to bo wrapped aroi nd this box and an outer covering of hemp cloth added, all being held in place by a stout wooden frame or Rick. It is said that the bodies lDc- oarsmen deserve t he sumo tinnjr, and are uot Dublin, Sept. 5.—It is expected Hint about two hundred and twenty of the dismissed constables will be reinstated, only tlio ringloaders lDciu|{ excluded. in the Maiik. i—-well an make a barrel of Mount Zion [Dno \ tup with one eovo oyster; when ■les. dun I —do we be II. A. Sutton and wife spent last Siiuda nt Ci. (1. Ellsworth's. A. liaird's $."D00 horse is sick Advice to Meteorologist iug placed in the casket while frozen will be turned into a sort of waxy tissue and that the From the New Yovk Commercial Advertiser Tha Mexican National Railway, with rascal ■ccpt features will always present a natural appear even to the merest detail—this handsome piece of railway work is furnished not with )DoiiiUl with "all modern improvements Misses 1'va and Kmnm J.ewis nr" v If Pcvoo, ilio Iillogcil meteorologist, ivouM Wontkukt, Mow, Sept ice. The upper parts of the lid of the casket frieinis in KnutoryvillC Morrilt 1 from Will dibinonii j»n Ills 1: entered this city yesterday evenin senior train on the Mexican National itailroad At riltsburi; mo supplied with duulilo plates of heavy (:1a of spliuinjx v is now completed from Corpus. Cliristi, Tex c.ipal'l if sustaining sixty-six pounds pressure handsome design and complete furnishings, A number from this place "took iu" the ex cursion to New York on Tucsduv. giH|ueiit rhiMf t*Dnin f wiuUf to this point, a distance of ;sOU miles. The Opening of tlij&Jine makes Monterey the great lioth were to the square inch. , All the caskets are alike, pave in size. The eleven ceffins will I*? shipped And hesides these there is an office whinjn ji used also for lounging and smoking. We were pleased to M? the smiling ' v.e of weather. tho tll'Pg • •ward •uiilig/itiug tho so vent, intoxicated,