(Kilt afflunttj gtduoipte
IIenrt A. Parsons, Jr. . Editor
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1873.
How. Isaac G. Gordon, Republi
can nominee for the Supreme Bench, is
emphatically the architect of his own
fortune. Commencing active life as a
moulder's apprentice in Lcwisburg, Un
ioi J lounty, working regularly at the busi
ness until an accidental injury to one of
his feet disqualified him for manual la
bor he began to read, and borrowing
books from a friendly attorney, ventured
upon the study of law, was in due time
admitted to practice, speedily acquired
reputation, tnd is now a candidate for
the highest judicial offioo in our great
Commonwealth. His example is well
calculated to encourage young men
struggling for success in the various
callings of life.
The fact docs not seem to be gener
ally known that if Congress next winter
repeals what is known as the increase of
salary bill, such repeal would not eficct
either the salary of the President or
those 'of the Judges' of the Supreme
Court, which will remain as fixed by the
bill passed last session. Article second
of the Constitution provides that "the
President shall at stated times, receive
for his services a compensation, which
can neither be increased or diminished
during the period for which he shall
have been elected," and sestion 1, of
article 3, provides that Judges of the
Supreme Court und inferior Courts Bhall,
at stated times, receive for their services
a compensation which shall not be di
minished during their continuance in
office.
Brioham Young's Divorce Case.
The United States District Court of
the Territory of Utah, in the divorce
suit of Ann Eliza Webb, seventeenth
wife of Brigham Young, has decided
that it bas no jurisdiction, and that the
case must be taken before the Territor
ial Probate Court. This is in direct op
position to the opinions of Judges Mc
Kenrt and Hawley, and virtually of the
Supreme Conrtof the Territory. Three
eauses of divorce were alleged by the
council of Mrs. Young first, desertion ;
second, inability of the parties to live to
gether in peace; third, the failure of the
defendant to properly provide for her
adequate support. The plaintiff asked
$1,000 a month pendente life, 520.000
attorney's fees, and 5200,000 as her por
tion. The court refuseed to make any
allowance, of course, after deciding the
question of jurisdiction as it did. The
ease will come up before the Supreme
Court, and this decision will probably
be reversed.
Letter from Washington
Washington, D. C, Saturday,
August 23d. The investigation into
the causes of the Wawusct disaster and
the rjspons ibility for the horrible sacri
fice of human life, was concluded yester
day as to the taking of testimony. A
large number cf witnesses were exam
ined, and notwithstanding the untavora
ble criticisms upon the manner of con
ducting the investigation made by the
press, I am inclined to believe it about as
thorough as it could have been made.
It is to be regretted that so little was de
veloped concerning the origin of the fire.
In fact nothing whatever was discovered
affording any light upon this question.
As to the responsibility for the im
mense and unprecedented loss of life
perhaps nothing should be said until the
officers appointed to investigate the mat
ter have made their report. It seems
that the duplicate copy of the inspectors'
certificate on file in the office of the Su
pervising Inspector General of Steam
boats, at the Treasury Department, au
thorizes the carrying of but fifty passen
gers. Tbe steamer had on board at
least a hundred and fifty at the time of
tbe fatal disaster. The captain and offi
oers of tbe boat, and the officers of tho
company owning her, claim that the or
iginal certificate allowed the larger num
ber. Several persons who had fre
quently been passengers on board also
testified that they had real the certificate
where it was bung up in tbe saloon, and
that it said one hundred and fifty. The
inspectors, on the other hand, testify
most positively that the duplicate is cor
rect and that tney would not have given
a certificate for a hundred and fifty.
The officers admit that the original cer
tificate was first made out for fifty, but
tbej subsequently got the inspector or
some other of customs at Georgetown to
change it. These officers all testify that
they never heard of the matter before.
There is a mystery about this somewhere
and it is to be regretted until this point
was eleared up. It seems the certificate
was tampered with after it was made out
and signed by tho inspectors. Whether
this was done by some one connected
with the custom house, or by some one
connected with the steamboat company,
ought to have been shown.
GENERAL 1T0TE3
A distasteful ration Botheration.
The oloth of a baker's suit is doeskin.
A red herring will keep a man dry
better than an umbrella.
The softer the bead the harder the
work of driving anything into it.
A woman's love for a military officer
is generally uniform.
They have managed to squeeze 420
school districts into Kb ode Island.
'When is an umbrella like a person
convalescent f When it is recovered.
The Persian monarch's smile must be
a sad one as it is simply a Shab grin.
What nation is most likely to succeed
in a dfficult enterprise? Detirmination.
It is said that the Digger Indians are
never known to smile. They are grave
Diggers.
Boys on land often play at the game
of pitch-and-toss. When on sea still
oftener.
A Detroit servant girl was recently ot
tacted by rats in a cellar, and it re
quired the efforts of several persons to
drive off the vermin.
Edmund D. Scudder, of Trenton, N.
J., recently died fr m congestion of the
brain, brought on by 07erlieating him
self at a game of base ball.
A bed of peculiar clay is said to have
been discovered in Jefferson county,
Nebraska, from which bricks are made
of a bluish inge, and of great hardness.
A man in Colorado has shipped a hun
dred prairiedogs east, with the intention,
it is thought, of raising the animals for
the market.
The cradle which Abraham Lincoln
rocked in can be seen in thirteen differ
ent places in Illinois. They must have
roeked him by sections.
The three oldest citizens of Philadel
phia are Coddiugton Cbeseboro, ninety
four; Horace Biuney, ninety. three; and
Ambrose White, ninety-thiee.
Another new order has been organ
ized in Pennsylvania; and is called the
"Knight's of the Golden Eagle." Its
members are business men, merchants,
manufacturers, professional men and
cleiks.
The question of taxing church prop
erty is now widely discussed. Ohio
loses 5470,000 iu taxes yearly," because
525,554,725 of church property is ex
empt iroin taxation.
A lunatic in Erie offers to jump from
the top of the highest elevator iu that
city for twenty-five dollars. By all
means raise the amount; it will prove
the cheapest way of getin rid of him.
The Supreme Court of New Hamp
shire has just decided at Concord that
railroad companies have no right to
grant to any purty or parties exclusive
privelage to carry express matter over
their lines.
The new Masonic Temple in Philadel
phia is almost fioished. The dedicatory
ceremonies will begin on the 25th of
September and continue three days. It
is estimated that over 100,000 members
of the mystic tie will be present and as
sist in the cirjmonies.
It is noticeable that in the United
States in 1870 there were 1,345 deaths
by suicide, while there were only 202 by
lightnimr ; in other words an individual
ii six times as likely to kill himself as
lightning is to kill him. Hartford
Couian'.
A Lager Beer Protective Association
his been formed in Syracuse. Accord
ing to the rules, the members of the as
sociation are to ns-sist only those dealers
who sell beer on Sunday. All those who
deal in other liquors on that day are cen
sured by the association.
"While a Troy man was in a beer Fa
loon, the other day, speaking to the
toast, "Woman, God bless her," his wife
waltzed iu and led liiui out by the car,
and he now says that on the occasion of
another festive matting be will have
that toast changed to woman something
else to which improved sentiment he
will respond with an eloquence that will
cast a cloud upon the fame of Daniel
Webster.
The War Department promulgates in
general orders the findings and sentences
in the case of the Modoo captives, Cap
tain Jack, Sohonsbiu, Black Jim, Hasten
Charley, Barucho, alias One-eyed Jim,
and Sloluck, alias Cok, who were tried
by military commission for the murder of
General Cuuby and Commissioner
Thomas, aud assault with intent to kill
other peace commissioners. They are
found guilty of the specifications and
charges, aud eenteuced to be hanged.
Tbe proceedings have been approved by
the President and Secretory ot War, and
the sentence will be carried into effect
at Furl Kalmuth, Oregon, on tbe 3d ot
October, uuder the direction of tho Gen
eral commanding the department of
Columbia.
Overproduction, new wells, tho exten
sion of the oil fields, and a varitty of
other reasous, have united iu producing
an unusual depression in the oil busiuecs,
tho price uow beiug but $1.25 per bar
rel. Last year tho average daily produc
tion was 18,000 barrels, but tho esti
mates for it at this time are 25,000 to
210,000 barrels. Some of the wells re
cently opened in Butler county are said
to produco GOO barrels a day. The de
pression in prico, compared with the cost
of boring wells, raises an iuteresting in
quiry. A well lasts from five to six
mouths, and the cost of boring it is from
58.000 to 510,000. One ot these new
wells, therefore, at present prices, has to
yield 500,000 gallous of oil to pay for
the mere outlay incurred in boring; it.
This leaves the business somewhat in the
nature of a lottery. Only wells that
produce largely can be made to pay at
preset prices, and oil men say that the
smaller ones nro run at a loss. There
seems, however no such thing as the
supply of petioleum being exausted.
Whatever maybe the varying fortunes
of the trade, this is not to be considered
smong its risks. '
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(1HARLES HOLES,
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Pen. Repairing Watches, etc, done with
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rpiIAVEH HOUSE,
X K1LEY it UKO., Proprietors.
cor. Mill aud Centre Sis., Kidgway, Pa.
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all who lavor them wuu lueiv patronage, id
the best style uud at low rules. Uood
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HYDE HOUSE,
llinowAY, Elk Co., Pa.
W. H. SC11RAM, 1'roprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
so liberally bestowed upon him, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying Btrict at
tention to the comfort and convenience of
guests, lo merit a continuance oi the
name.
Ott 30 18ti!t.
rjMIE OLD BLCKTA1LS HOTEL,
I Kane, McKeuu Co., Ptt
K. E. LOOKER, Proprietor.
Tliaukl'ul lor the patronage herelofoie so
liberally bestowed upou hi in, the new pro
prietor, hopes, by paying strict attention
lo the cuinlorl and convenience of guests,
lo merit a continuance of the same. The
only stables lor horses iu Kane and well
kept uiglit or day. Hall attached to the
Hotel. vluliSyl.
HAL.L, & 13UO
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ERSEY HOUSE,
C tNThSviLLE, Elk Co., Pa.
John Collins, 1'ioprictor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
so libcrilly bestowed upon him, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying strict at
tention lo the comfort and convenience
of guests, t merit a continuance of the
same.
JAM.S PENFIELD,
(Succ sor to W. C. Healy,)
DEALER IN
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REYNOLDSVILLE & BROCKWAY VILLE
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Hacks leave the Exchange Hotel in
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Saturday on the arrival of the Broo villa
stage, aud returu the same day. These
hacks counect at Brockwayville with the
Kidgway stages, making connection with
trains on the P. & E. Road, both east and
west. Every attention to tbe comfort o
patrons of this line will be given, and a
liberal patronage solicited.
Aug. ia-7itt.