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THE AMER1CUS DAILY TIMES-RECOBDER: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1891.
yVASHI
INGTON GOSSIP. .
Oliver Qaestlea.
lllnln* ud tk« Frn.ld.ner.
W ssmaOTOS, Dec. S.—President Hsr*
ri.'OM hus decided to appoint Will
raft of Cincinnati, to one of the judge-
authorized under an act of tbe
last congress It bad been bis intention
all along to give one of tbe places
Olnu. There were only two names ever
aermnaljr contemplated by bim from the
•tate. These were John W. Warring-
ion of Cincinnati, and W ill H. Taft.
i„w day* ago tbe president received
latter from Judge Warrington with
drawing from the contest. This st once
determined Taft's selection, and bit
name will be sent to tbe senate wlleo
the pervon to encceed Mr. Taft as aolic.
itor general la Used upon.
The president trill ineei the silver
question half way in lua animal mea
sage. He will salt congress to untliur-
ire the appointment of a commission on
behalf of the United Staten, end to give
ihe authority to reqnest the European
nation* to also appoint a like commis
sion. with the view to an mterimtional
conference on the silver question. In
this wav he hopes to soften tile effect of
an emphatic veto of h free silver bill,
which he anticipates will bo euut him
quite early in .lannary.
Mr. Blaine tins no present intention
of writing a letter to anybody with
reference to Ilia attitude on the presi
dential question. No one knows now
whether be will be a r indidnte, or in
deed whether he would accept a nomi
nation. Meanwhile bis friends remain
in a quandary. So lonir ns he m-iintnina
nia (Hisition of .silence he do-s t ■ e presi
dent the favor, at nil events, ot keeping
out rival candidates. He may "or may
not have an understundin: wi ll the
president, li lie Ims. be is simply fool
mg his friends. If he has nut, lie may
Is* Inhxlwinking Harrison.
Mr. EJkina. of West Virginia, is here;
This gives renewal to the rumor that bo
is to be secretary of war. There does
not appear, however, to lie any signifi
cance in the rumor, and the fact is be
lieved to be that the president will look
to New Enuland for Ills war secretary.
There is more basis of hope for ex-
Governor Chant-ay, of New York, with
Bill Chandler's influence behind him.
Ilian for Elkins, with the social card
only.
MINISTER EGAN.
He KfriilN to rrrmlt Cltntion* Serr+4
on Hr Tils re*.
-Santiago, line. 8 —A communicatior
was sent to Minister Egan by the preai-
dent of the chamber of deputies re
questing permission toserve citations og
Ihe refugees now in the American lega
tion, against whom indictments havs
lately heeu found by congress. Mr.
Egan wrote Foreign Minister Malta,
asking him by what authority the pres
ident of the t-liaiuher of deputies sent
such communication to him.
He said he did not recognize the right
of the president .to communicate with
him except through the foreign office.
Seaor Matts apologized, hut made a
similar request, to which Mr. Egan re
plied that tile request is not admissible,
unless ho received sjiecific instructions
from the United States government, aa
refugees were in the legation uuder ex
tra territorial rights. A large number
of arms are missing from the barrack*
here, and it is feared some conspiracy
is on foot.
NEWS DISPATCHES CONDENSED.
As KlOlooir Of Happening, from Kvery
Avetlnli.
A London di.-qi.itdi sav's: Illness has
compelled Mrs. Langtry to cancel her
engagements for an American tour.
Anaconda mine stockholders met in
Butte, Mont., and increased the capital
•lock from $12,300,000 to $23,000,000.
A coal famine is imminent in Nebrae.
k» and western lows, because of the
scarcity of box care on the railroads.
The blixxard in - North Dakota waa
something unprecedented.. Snow drifts
were as bleb as houses, and a fuel fam
ine resulted throughout that section.
Tb® bead of Hiram. Sawtdla, mur-
Jered hr hit brother Imjky hu be$m
fonnd at Great Falla, N. H., where tlie
murderer said it would be discovered.
. n- 1 i ew Yor ,H Bepubliean newspaper
publishes a tab e, according to which it
wi I he impossible to pass a free silver
hill in the senate over Harrison's veto
E. II. Hawkins, of Des Moiues. Ia..
went to the police headquarters in At-
iHida and stated that lie was wanted
for embezzlement in Des Moiues. He
£ 7 lort to accounts with the Postal
telegraph company.
A Sydney. N. a W., dispatch says:
Four director, of the Northumberland
thinking company here, which suapend-
'■I pavment a few weeks ago, were ar-
p™, , Mt ‘be instance of the official
liquidator, on a charge of conspiracy.
P ft Tonge, a bookkeeper, 80 years
«w. suicided in the office of Simpson®
Hoffmau. DaHas. Tex., by shooting
War h f Uj**' * toft a note
Waring the words: "The pistol belongs
w (}o j h mmr Qa *•
Ai“int, Tong * o,10el ‘® ld * P°»“tou in
_A i f ** r York special says: Tbe oldest
XaVkii* V n »PIwwd*tthejSf.
leraon Market police court wee arraign-
jm " r * * nd sentenced to one mon%'a
PmTEtUr *«*'&«*•°«
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH*
<# ' ■ “
Tht Industrial Devslo|inient In tl>* Wwk
KndlDg !)«•,
Chattanooga*. Tetin.. Dec. .—Tba
Tradesman, Chattanooga, in its weekly
review for the week ending Dec. 5, re
ports 28 new industries. It new build
ings, 8 railroads and 2 tram roads.
Among the most important uew indus
tries incorporated, as reported to The
Tradesman, are tbe following:
Brick and tile works at Washington,
La., cannery at Osdsden, Ala., devel
opment company at South Jacksonville,
Fla., with $88,000 capital, elevator com
pany st tialvestou, Tex., flouring mill
at Timberville, Vu.. mid a grist mill at
Dalton, Ark. Ice factories are to be
erected at Covington, Ky., and Detrfind,
Fla.; a machine shop will also- baj
ed at DeLand, Fla., capital fSO.Ofl
A mineral wool factory ia to be erected
at Roanoke, Va„ mining oompania
have been organized nt Blowing Bock,
N; C., Memphis, Tenti.. anil Graham,
Tex. A company for the maanfaeture
of hardware specialties bus Iwen organ
ized at Birmingham, Ala., with a capi
tal of $130,000. An oil mill will be
erected at Gonzales, Tex-, a phosphate
company with $100,000 capital ha* been
organized at Fort White. Fin., a stamp
mill will be erected at Dulilonega, Ga.,
h cotton mill with $80,C"
be erected at Carthage,
rope hud twine factory with $30,000
capital is to lie built at Anstell, Ga. A
cooperage company has been organised
at Coviugtoii, Ky., lumber companies
have incorporated at. Charleston. W.
Vh., and Coluiubns, Ga., and saw mills
will he erected at Attalln, Ala., and IB
Dorado. Ark.
Awoug the most important bnildings
to he erected we note the following:
Business houses nt Little Rock, Ark,,
and Montgomery, Ala., churches at
Bridgeport. Ala.,mid Hazellmret, Miss.,
mdls at Arcadia, Fla., and Petersburg,
Va., Jail at Centerville, Ala,, and a tel
ephone building at Nashville, Tenn.
Charters for railroads have been asked
for at Charleston, 8. ('., DeKalb, Texas,
Lexington, Va., Greenville, Ala., and
Natchez, Miss. Tram roads will be
butit at Atallu, Ala., nml Cart tinge,
ANOTHER BOMB CRANK.
Ms Writes a lallrr In tvsrail Harris
Urmnnitlnx •■TOO.
Nkw York. Dec. 8.—Oscar Weyranch,
80 years old, a book binder, in a threat
ening letter sent by bim to Conrad Har
ris, a retired wine merchant, demands
$300 within two days. In the event of
it* refusal, he gives vent to the follow
ing: "If you don't take notice of this,
my request, yon will be next to Russell
Sage, and I will blow your brains in tlie j
air, without I hurt anybody else.
Mr. Harris promptly turned tbs letter
over to the police, end it resulted in the j
madman being captured In a boarding
house. He submitted quietly to arrest,
but said it would go hard with Harris
if he ever secured his release. Wey-
rauch was arraigned in police court.
Harris appeared against him, and said
be first met Weyrauch fourtaeu yti
ago in Hesse, Germany, being intro
duced to him by the Burgemeister.
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r“*-- JSfK I lank*, 6.
"Tin CkuiploR” dottier aid Onttttor $1
Aid Proprietor "Eagle” Shoo
Notice tO AdTOXllMTCe
Weyranoh was a ivealthv book binder I m Srt*?e handedlifat this’efflee’before
At that time ami a prominent citizen. I re ...
He has since squandered fata fortune in I This annliei
dissipation, and lias lately depended ■ PP
12 o'clock on day before publication.
to all and will be enforced.
and will
Times PimusifiNa Co.
July 28,1891, U.
upon hia friends and acquaintances for I
support. Harris said he helped him at I
various times, but recently be ha* not
allowed him to enter his home. Wey-1 ln A® ■ddresi at the laying orpine cor-
ranch was committed to the Bellevue | nor stone of a Jewish synagogue In New
York- Erastus Wlman stated tljtt the
pavillion, where he will be
examined as to his meutal condition.
Hebrews in America number less than
1,000,000 In a population of 04,080,000.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE.
PrtiMlHf Aliliiili'p i.'aillii«i.
Ottawa, Ooc. 8.—Th* uimutonal
gaus are clamoring to know why Pre-1 One of tbe moetfreqne
mier Abbott is so alow |u reorganising I causes of bad health la Impure blood,
the cabinet. It seems,** though a com- Th«» disorder of the system does not
blued effort was being mad. to tin tie '"■"&*! ' ta " If °"twartly by
premier', hands and can., the retire- e™P‘to"». ere., quite often the
ment of tin- present member*. It i, aoredes. l. altogether inierual. The kid-
learned that Preoner Abbott duet nbt neye feel sore, the liver feels sore, the
intend making any changes until after tonga fed sore »nd a decay seta It that
the holidavs. wheu it is bilkredbeVill too often ends fatally. It Is much more
in Llentenant Angers in place of serlmis for blor^ poison to manifest ID
>. P. Cameron, it U aie<> asserted “>* Internally than extmnally. In such
that he will tryauU imlnce Mr. Mere-
SfeOXCjAGL*
e pa
.tolfi
dith to take tlie Ontario racancy, al
though the latter is rather reluctant.
Tlie Chinese Itveels.
Bbanghai. Dec. 8.—Although it ia be
lieved here that the Chinese authorities
have exaggerated their eucceta ever tbe
illy
neglect mean* death, for tlie vital
organs once contaminated . prow worse
unless they grow Isitter. and they will
never grow better unle«* the proper rem
edy la applied. Thors Is no rotnedy that
equals
llr. John mill's Servepnrtlla.
a enratire ngeSHn caaea of bbnsl poi
son. When oilier remedlos miserably
lUliint andlefuhe'hefghisirli'Kif] next
John jSSnrenf » lr, ', v f. of , ho «" which
Hnnttaeto, *’ of , RockCr eek township,
at tka^£f t| ..‘ ww " feeding, ru.he.1
•admSkltM , i’ k " ot ‘ k e<l him down
in, ° h “ n ~ k -
Wa^ggy*”?' *« tom, and almost
ssdttto »f. 0 d
nqrthern rebels, there seems to be no fail to give relief, this remedy always
doubt that tbe rebels have received a I checks its terrible ravages, even Inin-
check, bnt pot a decisive defeat. The stances of scrofula or syphillie, and re-
latest advices_ from Pekin state that stores tbe blood to a state of absolute
troops are »till being forwardedand the pqr | t y. Urge bottle (i»2 teaapoonf ula)
great wall itrongly manned. The rebel ,100
,£ d |?.S! ld ^ f**.? ki !! ed J?*, not A physician of Waco, Texes,
the leading chief inthe revolt. Thelat- writw: .. t know a number of Instances
i£-£ idtob ®*. t ,® r **nto- of severe mwea of blood p<dron being
rnlfi .S T ? rn » me,,t , *5* Pf?"" 0 *' ‘‘.i* I cured by Dr. John Bull'a Sarsaparilla.
11wrebe h* I no other remedy or tree meet being
are desperate lighter*. made use of, I consider that no better
At the recent dinner given bv the New Blood medicine U manufactured
York phyaielanatoDr Oliver W. Holmes I deo1 d&wl,no
there was a feast of reason and flow of
soul—but all the same the national cry
Is for Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrnp.
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IFT CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Cut Glass Bottles, all sizes ; Plush goods, Leather goods,
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thrie of tbla country oontaio about
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they skinned her'mighty close, didn’t I If yott take Do WItt'e Cough end Coo-
they! She looks worse than Aunt Jane sumption Cure. Tbe Davenport Drug
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‘Favorite Prescription!”’ “Aunt Jane” „ .
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Tower Raxori sold at
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H Wm ‘Aunt Jane”
• so completely worn cut by prolap-1. If y° u *J*vo yt
"periodical dlfficultleg nml nervois | b,, y one of tho »«
that she was a constant suf-
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Tetter, Salt Ebsum, Scald Head. Old
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Hundreds of oases have bsmi sand by
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King’s Discovery, 2 sizes,
Simmons’ Liver Regulator,
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