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BY P. 4:11-1r .IYXV,V,K
ang PUREY, Amami Amin%
—,- 1 , In nrtlnr to glvouft limo to Aland to our
yid door hneleetio, Anti to neehit tin throes)) the
,ritiatte (Mice of the comltitt campaign, wh
hmo Reoured the servieoe pf Mr. Joie W. Four,
whole mune this day appear A, to connection
with our own, nt the pond of our-editorial ool•
ninon. By thin itinnagon'ont wn nhall he nble
in Ili tenil fo the building of our new oMt'e, and
.11 it. nowt tiny, koop up thn untied vorinly and
ottortlvottoot of tho WAtaumAN
Ink-Slings
____--"Never sport with poverty."
If you do, you poke filo at a good ninny
MEM
Mir te said to be disappointed
with 'his nigger otlee-hi °tilers. 'Nobody
else is.
"Chicago rents tonbrellaii." A
feliits , rented oure once and never paid
the ten{ either, darn hien.
__it'"Beecher hag five eata." Aud
the «holelive don't caterwaul aa much
.1 , Beecher ilia*.
—“Sitent deeds are better titan un
protitable worig." Y eff—we'n Runner
tole it money than his promise
MEM
110 lIERT .1. NV MAAR low a
-sidling in the knee." That accounts
inr the way he lints 1 111 l alaatt in pol
itic, lately.
Vice-Premillent, C'oi.rnc har been
In see Wm IDA Lewis, at Newport.
1 n.+ tihoulJ fro careful about the rota
pniiy mile keeps
--A Sall of Pretwient Ott %NT res
,mw.l hia vottsil) IYorn drowning the
,- ,thrr_day. SUMP good can come out
01 Nazareth after alt.
----Three niggerm linen been electot
to Gongrer4 by the V irgunet radmak,
Rzhcalism couldn't have AllY more nee
propfiate represcanti yeti
now) tit -411 t tt, that
•Ihnuty is the tluner of intue." It
that be the cane, what a lot of loose
11,11111.11 trere inttkt he in Sunbury !
-3 1 AUf CiWODE, chairman. of die
1;3,11(.31 State emotoittee, al„ 11 0 not/
3,11, a little "g "an,l tAio "41 . A.
11e,,ee his title, "glory to gold Co
MEE
AwAN-D, rittio win apt ‘ . ..41000
in lieu of %f r. SI'11,41:1 V. The .100.(0)()
.inara bats been emnpromiseil in 0114
'SO , . Fortnum, ( It. /lam/
••Pritaser
our ra,lival frituok hear au),
from Virginia recently ? Wt.
,lun't hear them say anything. We
gae.K., in that Tetra for thetri thmpt lid
11 , 1 imt:go
The Quid Nun , ry thothaill,teped
heat little daily, jtl-4t. stnrioi n Lock
Ilareii, by the Kiitsloe brothers. It it
Ntittral is politivA 1%11,1 e.titeti etch
Ceetui to It.
—There ie n great ilea!
England just nos ahoot 6 . e Irish
, Lurchquestion. Wuulikii't it he inure
to the point to say something aliont the
Irielt breed question ?
a late rotivereation with a
correspondent of the Sew York Herald,
/IYnr .lortasuy excoriated Gs tNT Up.
mvrcifully. Either Ue tYr or Jon +..u\
out to be ashamed of hitlisen.
—The Huntingdon Alimilor editor
thinks we are next thing to a black
gua,r(l. We only remember of being in
that position once, and that wits when
we sat beside him at an editorial con•
Nention.
—The city of Omaha, • the eastern
terminus of the Pacific railroad, is now
a democratic city haying elected a
Democratic mayor and a majority tu
Democratic councilmen. (loud for
Democratic Omaha I
—The fellow who said that "paper
makers were the greatest magicialptol
the age, because they transformed the
beggar's rage into sheets for editors to
lie on," lihilel the fraternity. lle
ought to have his head hooped.
-IVaroteorg is said to he willing
to abandon arbitrary power and share
the burden of government with the
country and the Legislature. Ile is
willing, probably, because he is forced
to be. The French elections were aig•
niflcant.
PACKER RE t.ur condidate,
we shall pack the ballot-boxes eci Aiii
of honest Democratic votes thatazaar
will certainly realize, the morningafter
the election, that he is really as Jolla
Corona says, "the hambuggedist gover
nor" in existence. '
—Judge Dear, a brother.inisw of
(len. ORAXT, is the conservative candi
date - for Ctorarnor of IttießiseilVi•
If he can make as big a dent in
eitrtletbagiens 1111' WALSER did in
Virginia, it will be so Much toward
the *veneration of that common.
wealth. We don't like his connex
ion, however.
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„" BTA T E FOG NTS AND 'FEDERAL liNf ON."
VOL 14
Parallel Government, and a Parallel
.
There is, unfortunately, a strong re
semblance in the principles of govern.
meld *Melt have always existed in
Spain and those which have lately
• been established in this country. The
bayonet has always been the argument
in Hpain and for eight years has been
the power In this country,and one can
not fail to observe the striking parallel
in the spirit•which actuates the govern
ment in each', and to rettect upon the
fate which belongs to both.
Spain Med always with the bayonet,
and by the tayonet has her old hay°.
n 3t•rulung government been overthrown,
and at the same time we find the whole
Western world, once her subservient
provinces, now in arias against. the
parent country. The revolution in
Cube is spreading over the whole
Southern world—roam/ and South
America WWI Spanish Oettanica are ris
tug against her with iVartning unanum
ity.. All of these petty mongrel powers
are anxious for a tilt with the parent
country; and to secure war if possible,
they have availed themselves of the
opportunity of recognizing Cuban bel
ligerency.
our own country, the satire "prim
ciples" of go% eminent. have had, and
must commie to have, a like atleet.
It the ha, opet is an arixtililent, it way
and by all bLettom;
If blood' us n panacea for the ilk of
factions in one emat, it will be used in
other em,es.
Aull Kpmsl 1,1111 Howe thl• see,l alser
men .11squintion. It tins .111r1117 11)1111111
Ol'el - 11111)10111
•bour
bon tiran a.
It littit itoitntegrnted the pro tt ReN.
and eqtroyor the rower of a titltion
tdiirli mice rttrei4 the ,e;oi mid the
=1
It linq met, perpetual V Olean CEP In 1110
tloh, » ;orb' nr - eartirl7 pourer tlr
in(mgretaznitson 4f 14 , y,
It hat+ Ina,lt• the
and I.) tlw .word S t otiti Ittg,
uuh hcr, all the golermiteutn and
people, which have. Npreild it putrid
I,:oud upon the earth. 4 11 ' '
..finagallattiien i.t death fu owe ona
rill:Winn,. It piligt.trle , I tit ,
tatth, MO lease= 11 I i•l`rle. (Mk' tt,
The lath which
the ~fio.ertiteat of the l • ntted States
trAVriittg. If V. a NNTiulli,g pnt L.
throttei grave monad• arid
wet•lnng tnenn•ntne,• to the Nttult
e. lucre dead natiumm lie ni State, sh o ut
tog wily the recordilia hifio
CLEM
'lle ' , orally] is bx.) tart ling too to 1 , 1
<,byyrcyt by thinking )11%111
Bayonet rule and mougrel ctttzcu
slop ! They go hand in lintel in fhe
downward path, They are the proof
of our decay and the departure of our
cii ilization and rational glory.
In the name of I trod I let the people
think Neil rie.% iii time, ere it lie too
late and iAti leave to our poAterity the
legacy o f incurabl e moral and phonic nl
leprosy.
----:When President GRANT was in
New York city lately het isited N iblo's
theatre, where a lot of halt naked wo
men were dancing the can. n, but
refused to go to church on Monday.
Utvsses likes bare legs better than
pulpits, and in this respect he is riot
unlike his predecessor, the "late la.
-mented," LYort Toomesoer, the ac•
tress, we believe made a speech to him,
in erlich she appealed to his patriotism
in behalf or
`•Cubit. btir Isle or th.• for sonny:44mM. ,°
tiwoot laud ultuiusuxon and ruuuwu,••
but Gi(sr was so occupied in watch.
ing the fair LYDIA'S beautifully turned
ankle that he forgot to make a response.
This impoliteness on the part of the
President his party organs have at•
tributed to hie diplomacy, but we must
-confess to an inability to "see" any
statesmanship in the matter. LYDIA
may have had a very handsotne little
(got, but then that is no reason why
she shoulit be stared out of countenance
by the v President of the United States
or "any other man."
aoknowledgo 'an invitation
to be preoent at the inaugural ball, of
the 'Atockton Hotel, at Cape May, New
Jersey, on the 9th instant. Other en•
gagements, however, prevented our at
tendance.
BELLEFONTE, PA., FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1869
UM
A dispatch to the Louisville Daily
Times from New York is to this effect
That a secret society exists in New
York, Boston and Washington, with
branch societies in all the leading cit
ies of the Union, having in view the
promotion of an Imperial povernment
and the overthrow of the present forum,
Its members are sworn to promote what
is termed " Ave rmpire." 1 t is pro
posed to establish an aristocracy of
wealth and also of merit, with the exe
cutive power at first in the hands of a
consul, with one man at the head, who
shall hold the position for life, and
whose office for a time shall i e lcnowu
ns " round tf the Free L'mpi re r : f the
I idled Stair's."
This term of consuLis to lac aban
doned as soon as public opinion mill
admit the (oet reception of the title of
Emperor. The Eniperor's oldest male
OT female eland is to succeed the Ihth•
cr , this being a concession to the fe-
Inalemillingistii, its an Franco the fe
male otrspring is barred the succession
op' account of sex, and it in permitted
only mulct British laws where no legi
inmate male prince of the line can be
found. It is also stated that the sever
has been selected, and it is
belie+ ed to be a member of the Ameri
can Bonaparte faintly or ken. GRANT.
The story is given with 111111011 placer•
bility, and the facts rtre apparently trite
as to the existence of such society.
Certain it in, t h at ~ c one eery prom'
rent inert in tilts country quietly la% or
it change of got eminent. 'rhe present
President 01 the United Suites, so rflT
An the people know frorn anythin said
la ) him to the eontrary,may, he a Nib
blooded int perialn-t. lt•c do know that
General NifEnan., whe, in ernnninrtder•
iii chief of the armies of the 11rnion, is
more than nu ItOperialll4t —lie I , an
avowed monnrelost, in favor of ate
adoption 01 a scion of European royal•
ty, as King. It has been charged, soil
lacier denied, that Bum furnished the
money to pubbshe l l an '• hoperialiet
newspaper, of which he is believed 10
tic the! actual cditar, Other circuio•
stances 1111‘1 filets go to prove t h at there
as not Kg.. t iming Iteinkhlimit-Pennaci at
in the Cabinet—that the sympathizers
of the whole I ko% rTO ment are actually
tout reptittlitith. Faso approvN is rec
ognition of et en bellegerency for the
Cubans, although tiMy have not only
ahohsited slavery and establiabtd n re
public, hut hate whipped the Span•
.ovrds, having shout 71i,(h011 men 10 the
field, to ;;2,1)00 Spaniards, But the
government opposes the recognition of
arty more " republics.' The radicals
in power, wlto are undoubted monarch•
nun and iiitperialtets,iove tLe ;artist-Nu
of this government,agitinst she patriot
Cubans in their attempt to set up a re
;ublu• o+er an Old Corm of vm .ertis v elit
under Bourbon rule.
It is plain that there is a Strong nn•
ti repuhlienn government in the Itepub•
lie of the United States, awl that high
treason IM rife at Wikehington.
Pennsylvanians, we ask you to pow
der thiaw facts. RepAblicalis, we appeal
to you in the 1111111 e o f universal liberty
and the hopes of unborn millions, to
loot( whether ye are heing.leit
Democrats, by the sacred itemd who
gave to you liberty in the new world,
we conjure ydrf to be vigilant and sleep
less. " Eternal vigilante is the price
of liberty." Let a swear Anew the
oaths of nor patriotic fathers—our glo•
runts rebel Core-fetliera--to be tri.‘e and
steittilast , to the institutions left pa by
WASIIINtON, .IiFYIR 8 ON, 11ENtrir,
CLAY W[IIITXR.
:rite republic of Nutley!vault% forev
or, and death to traitors to Penneylye-
e law passed halt winter by the
Legishitnre, at the instance of Perim
I Isenic, legislating ;Judge OANDLIS, of
the 29th judicial district,out of hie seat,
and merging the district into.the 4th,
has been declared by a nnantipous de
cision of the Suprente Loud, to he uti•
constitutional, and the law has C011ee•
,
..qu en tly beeneet Judgel>l4mats
therefore, will contintle to exercise his
judicial functions 11,81 3 rePi4elltAlldie of
that district to the -great. chagrin - cot
the Ilium faction, which has been
moat ingloriously defeated. :Thus has
a most unrighteous ~traamtution been
remedied, and truth and justice
sated.
Treason 10 the Republic%
The 29th Judicial District.
For Ihn WAtanwt.
'UNDER THE MAPLES.
I=2
Yon mk Inn wits. I sing no Innrn
Th. gongs that you mid I lisp Inlllg—
hV, Cho pitying floor,
lily lintp,lingtostori,lins linsitrnnB 7
Ali, Jon, thope Amigo are ;:adder now
'nm ltll ibinga Oat on Oil+ Pad oartit,
And my toot heart would tweak, ( troW,
bid I Neill' th 0.40 /mitre or mirth
'rip but ui fow «bort ypara, Rua yot
II •••••m l to mo as age of
Mince lam he nal4l -ria not forget,"
And, 4- Darling—oh, I Imo you on.
Ton knee nnhio mrat.-
h, yr+, 1 .00 your eyes ury wet.
They .oly 11)rot him, If ynn can"—
Nit I n, I 1)01 or PAZ/ rerget
311 , 4 ON es yin der wleere the Ulii
141.411,00.1 by tb(..., maple t row%
lie lwe uo Kl w and gold mv. l OM^
NJ,ut auoit tleu 14.414.1., 4414340, pluuso
For oft f .04.1% to litmr h IP rojell
V , 013e to ma on the .hlettorittg lenvet*
And though it not). en my heart mjerfuo,
It 401 Ittu tour., AP herettout
Hutt Got
T.tok 111111,1.4'0re Mo., horn. , 10 teat,
:f , . tnaoh mo .ith To 3
lietw..r I lAved the vrrattiro bent
BuL yet, lAw It won't be bug
Till l .1.11 Juin hisn
And ,nny; the vs lataing *wig,
Enf Odeo 211 Ow ut luvu.
Anti t hi+ I+ ultv I mini; nn m”re
The 0.0114, tionr oft'n +ling
Mill why, ,tpott thw tying tl.,.tr
hfy harp, Depri• at , ,a, lien titi.trutitc,
14+ur►oyr:~.tuly 20.
Busted Again!
Thal endowt ha?. gone to Neeee
Again. Governmental furniture made
ht the (ittleilit eleanQr won't
)IM,I togethar, uo !natter how Null
emearod at the joint, by " the cohe-ave .
inner r,f pithrir
.ion Nat and tanbark 1))1111
id utitr " tit . ) elti(C.ll. an.l 141 the tools
who lately parnelefl iu thu " lrntherpet•
tienni hrigmlem " nre bnited.
P.llllr. 1 , 11111 , 1 .011 111111 In• Wll4 "118 1
we 1(1141111111 it the toile, u hatural ulli
foul, fold litiD.rina evidence o 1•
TPAMIII he hBy Alto - y) , hies• he went 'in•
olr)Ce, %ram to wilt(' 0111 Ii L. re4glisi
tion.
And the N too, lo 8
rime), greater vxtent
110'T Writ, i. going 10 kale, n 1.0 .,
And 110 A n, that wanritliut• stro-(1.1 .
Witt from Puritan 51:ii,vachumetoi, lie,
thank the Hoax, ham learned tit he pi
an ini•nnipetent. diap4t
of national kllairn, ltke u snail. he
thane 111 ill:. little I , n4nted head, and
hide, \N it:s nt that al” , l•WritY
trout which he lately imirkt.
HOAR! 11010 E! ye gods l what clue
til(' nomenclature tor a proud nauonal>
%ty! 'gut they are going, going, guar!
And then, there I,+ that ,Itw►ater,
Roder 1.7., n Ito made huniselr turnout: ,
thungliout the aorld.tt u I,4st-class
jackaxs and rascal—a jackass to nup
pose that by reducing the volinue 01
currency, he could lower the price of
gold—and n rascal, hecnure he was
the poor, Noluiltary tool of lie money
Ours elf.
The third " cabinet'' is shivered to
pieces, and such a cabinet AA it was,—
King Kitataiehantatehaw's great-great
Kratidfittlier would. have dted to dingnnt
with such countadlorri about him.
There are now only naou regiment
of Mein lett at the White House,
and old cliamber-pot•eleaner Ni.cr in
their colonel commandhir. NO won
der the cow-ski a...soaker is itt ill•heahh.
Jul else could happen,
Now, II ULY14365 would , throw that
piscatorial old ass Visit into the Veto
mac, and then himself die in disgust,
there mipt be a hope of ultimate re
.
hef: 0 all the " Administrations "
that ever were got together the teat one
is the most laughable. !..tnhecility use
at a high premium. Fools were
nought. daeltatwoes ruled the market.
No. 4. Who are to be the central
flguren in cabinet No., 4 7 Clean out
your stables anti backyards I Drive the
odds and ends into Washington?
Four cabinets in fbur months I Tim•
ber is wanted, Close your insane any
intim ; open your penitentiaries—the
government must be run if it takes ev,
ery • fool in the country to Wash.
ington every thief— every black,•
guard—evdiy raaeal 1
,Biieteel uontifly. Whp . axe_ tho fig
ures in Pl* - "tr - TiOrtiarlrettr crazy
old asses anitrattolass (boil!
corratate tiie WATGIIMAK—
ii will be helping to redeem Penneyiv&
nia from the ruinow rule of radicalism.
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At the i tlerintre, i:l'i t :
All the thieves vi'ho have pluncier*
and impoverished the maws are4v^
at the. , various watering placea.aujoihrk
themselves in abandon, while youila-
Loring white man, are toiling, day . " by
day, in the itweiteting heat,tri earn ale.
Merit depreciated ;currency to buy food,
for your poor family. They, are enj+s,
Mg themselves luxuriously, with all atii'
comforts and conveniences that art and .
nature combined can give. They etici
not troubled as to your fate. They
likely do not give it A thought, for they ,
think you are fools and will be happy;
to learn that they are comfortable even',
though their comforts aro bought. with;
!none) robbed from you. i
' Yew, they are all now at the tiprings,„'
or equally, as conifOrtaWy situated:
away t'roill the heat, nail steam, anal
ticrspiratory intieences of ithe heated
term. haying Ittu-k le their great arm
chairs in the shade of cool tblinge,doz•
leg and smoking, drinking i c ed wines,
and chatting lazily and hopefully of
the new Empire which they have in
view, and how it will he peacefully ac
complished—how, in fact, it I-, g.oing to
he carried Ott tnately by one nontott.l
Toil on, ~ poor white trash," (lath
er In
,your :,ellow-graineti wheat, thou
eteloly, blit, over-heated reaper ; specu
late I - pea the number of bushels to the
nere, and multiply by the number asf
:i our acre 4 ; :overlain the aggregate,
and the prubahle price which it will
commatel ; then deduct your crop inter
est for bond-holders to pay their Aum
ta I_7 expeuses at the springs, theeoitt of
.. ) 4 our hire, the eXpvir‘es of the crop, anti
the ltaleinex 114 you're! '
Cilorirsic cortiitry this! Oh ! %,11(1
limit,/ licit A t )uticr b e a go ,j ?
t i a r ,l ItepiNiettit ‘uter,
than to lie nch ;rum itt•the irpringst
Poor iti )(air 11,1'1;4 metal, ye mai
n...art trotorirera t Let the tnrunce glow
all the fteraer that tho revs are
piercing. A pittance titre for time'
e 19% '4 SC ork , hut Irma that pin:on:J.)on
taunt pay a trtimit, into the I. , ve.d-Luld ,
erg 11.0 Wit rt. fn tile etihttlive,l !deem of
your I•N4yl, raiment and shelter. Tar
)0:4 are e,,llerted front )011,1,111 51 leatcary
oil 1-11't Ihia a great Elnok Ropiabli•
sale I.ouHtiy, and why only riot the
tiaioltirilrior nail Intid-rohlier simmer
at the it he has the means, an
matter nitetWer lie gut it Irvin sou ur
nut'
" I inrrah for On , Talon!" "Rally
routni the hag, fsityst! •' That's the any
to do 41 heap to tie nritlinteite and
pour nut the lava 'from the rea•tur
nnee'a wontl,--(11 rt dnNnr or two
day.'
lei the meantime, the jamd•holder
1611 m Philllt tile Cool planet—he lit Nil,
joy, and yon nthd the ntagert, can con.
tinue to for him. •
r Virginia Election
tin Tuestin), the 6th instant, the
Virginia election came wracconl mg to
appointment, and resulted hi the con,
plete detest of carpet bagi The
Radicals are routed borate, Mot and
dragoons, , the conaervatives earri3ting
the State by A l ien t 50,000 majority.
The foil:. trophies of the contest which
the i ltaiiicals have to show are the elec
tion of three neproes to Gongreas, au
achieventent of , which we do not envy
them but of which they are, no doubt,
quilt) proud.
Tide lucky reemit in titiColiVomin
ion giVre the State into the hands of
the DeMoerate and connervativee, and
insures the sudden exodus or the ear
pet-bag element Rom that eotntnon
wealth. It Olen inettree the election of
two 'conservative United States Sena-,
tore, and the enfranchisement of a host
of heretofore disfratiohieed white citi
zene. The Legielatnre ie overwhelm
ingly conservative, their heing a ma
jortiy on joint ballot (A - about sixty-one.
This is truly a magnificent victory
over Radicalism, and is indicative of
what will be the result all over the
South wisest bayonets are withdrawn
Prom the breasts of the people. ' All
they want is a chance at
thethe ballot
box, and they will reassert e dignity
of the , citizen, nett trample underfoot
the diifeetithsopritterfpfidi blitfottatilet
potism. The result of this election is p
stern rebukq JiO,ibe Men wl? 0 )) 1 1•Y.kbveil
endeavoring to destroy the inherent
rights of theleople, • We hail it as the
auspicious morn of ainighter day.
.164.0.0p05..
—Theiffityor of florrininfrg to tighting the
elDlii er
—A forrrit:i in lilitifilig - TAVIte - p:Aris C!oniiti
caught tt minkt, trying tßinillt,oro of his eon. ,
—Them. in great enthwilsom aft over th,
Matt , fortnokor- The signs of the ihnos sri
prOpi I JOIDI.
--Tho II) 11)A Lohigh 'alloy *mint
ty oorinurne ano,ooo tOO% or Iron ore and *holm,
Inns of Ilmentene.
—A grain of coffee lodging In the witidnatte
oft% child of Mr. Bartley, of 'Altoona, strangled
the child to death.
—Horrioborg lii troubled with • warlike cow
which haunts' the Hoer bank. Wheront, th,
boys aro greatly afflicted.
NO.
- (Sawyer has retired from tbo Vont , /
Spirit, and la aucoeoded by two cow/Potent gell
- lurk to them.
—An eagle measuring six feet and six inch
irts (rein tip to tip of his wings our recently
shot in the vicinity of Easton.
—The Athietle Now NIB Will, of rhilsklel
t>hift bent tho Atinntin of 'Brooklyn on the )21?
Inplant. 'rho %core stood :VI to 20.
—Somo hood:loom Stoundralx in Altoona got
young boyAntolleated by giving Um Ingo
`bode lie in how a belplena ffianlar.
' —Whaley Orth last week Netted the ttrAt
humi.•r of ltio Chrstun Denwernl, mine() Ibrn n n•
tinder their ratisdicAiont - lboliod
+Wilson Henry, a mail agoat'on the Wetit
ern Pennnylyanin Railroad, while in 2% flt
bsontty, ehot himself thmusb ebb ..peoirt.
I.tacid Mitch°ll, near Dieivrine, Ind/
anti enmity, gave birth on the tith inet., to (w,
bpin ►ml one girl. lifothor and children in,
doing wrii
)--110 tiro glad to foam that lorarttlith
t. 'Hook iv yortivoriog rapidly from Him logo
'apoitliant, In IljeatiecHy. He Im now at, tile ham.
tit Toitt - rii,', l :"
Fag, ha. pitriqtamod
hail , intoreriP in titu Willitititsitort L l .dty tut' ,
Wiek t ly SYnrrtn. d, and will herett(ter tit , I'oll
nett .l withithat papa,
---41frote, /rough tor of Mr. i..blipr,:of nen
ItitgAton borough., eretet.4*.yenra, (I etothion•
ly on the lettfrolt , from the ,•ffeoln of onflug
•herrioo *Mb the netete.
—.Tbe Lynn, °rifle Chrbon ifinwrof,
• ~,,,, with Woitor IL Ittbl. in th,
phhheotlo,ll xml editorship of the Luse.
1 . Intend to Marl
—A hoar weighing 4vO pounds wao meant t
Innuullt t.. grief by several OtifWeK of Icwi, tkio
pl. tt tie tt (din lame)ons nusk log Li Inlets,
limn ut (.regK too n 0 0 , 1 ,, Onion ,oloitY
la.l nnmnd Kylor, un n hot Jay recvni
w*oll in svflinmillg nl‘•r thutth*Voil,
In ij`entocne,l and prtipiturg eorrditinit, rang
,lull' And fe‘er, and died In • meek. after.
—Martin 1311bnyor nod N.lnnan, two we;l
- eiti,.•o4 of Wltllono.port, 111111' I'3oll 1,1 . 1•1)
Id. is," the pellitentinty
revenno Inne In re/atlon to dl4tif
rnlqerty old man fn Phinnfolphia. nam..4
'l'h4 Crumb , . witmatorly_lhadqw.le. thtlie
tl are.. ot, Monday nisltt Insl the.
r,,hbor4 (mind, lion. rte•r, 511
sr,vll w ut.,11
-% ...11l of John 1",ori , (0, of ./liniiipt tcrwrreot p.
I .)I): / og.ltao qounty..lipped from fence upon
~f t corn lorw, whidi p1v.0.1 Illt.•
1,11. abdomen, emitting n pninfni Anal rertinr.
61(1 , i H.,llllit
Ind I 2 Or Il year. of Imo named Ifeto
non mom tool/lung in AiIOCOM, WWI recninlv
1101.1 In the slim of 52 tut to ~nownt thee ohnng.
of aryou In itllefut.llng to Rro Oki' of I/ . ..
•hilmhf.... en/ Unit city.
.1 girl named 14141)411/ , 1 JAM/ Flerager, Of
1 , 1 Itlioo ri - icimr, whine ill
16 field 11 herr-vrerr wpm I.IIIIIIW 'llO r.i. s
liy ono of Ow= h tkit heck rif Ow nee!,
--A young Mal/ wawa, Jai nh Hhaqor
stout ono n'eloodc Monday rarlenonai
near the water works at ITaitid,nrg. He at. ,
a hearty Manor, and vaannaniod to the direr
lion of the aliter hoase, whoro he WAR takek
with a At and Instantly expired
—Nr M. Ileloll, of It.•adotg, haw a white wh
in aloe)] an, caught In Bork, (minty It t•
1,,,1e01y white, with tlerl, amt n. a lama
t del WA, II vkari tnkru from a 11001 eoutaot•
raJ other rotas ratans, all of
tho old bird, were n( the 1111101 rotor
—Tile 'hick of the new propotaad bridge
rim.* the liolatiate, laetwoon Philadelphia
and Camden, It is aced, boo boon taken to the
/1/MalLa. of 14,imi.0. 1 , ten per rent. of which ha
been paid w. Ti,. pro:Orton; are aatittufne of
thr rolithietteement of the work at an eqrty
day
—Mork N Pomeroy, faintifarly known 11.5 ,
"ltrtt k," tantor 14 O New Tack Dttoonat, war
%Lopping, tho Ilohon timbal in tiorrishors,
daring tho seNAOn the vor om n a ti n Slot,'
Convont.ton Pantoray I. an nano editor, and
hln .I)elge,r,at should to In every nellTlnetnen ,
ha nit..
—An Eric intper tiny. Mr. Apftellntlint, the
noted Pitt...burgh tonoe,v6a. la morn yfottertlny
and wan uncle Mc recipient of n Elinor beer
mug, appropriately Inarrattql, and big cntingh
for the whole Llecletrintel foriety of itrio to
drink from, without reaffirm. kh to berllll.l
on gain oeosniono.
—tin the lifrititit , a little danghtert of Mr.
ltahlnaim, of Irtuneanrine, Bedford' (0., Carrie
to her untlirmly &Intl from, the effects of pot-"
ton, wukh nnd been rated with Pnltter, end
'Dread on hn.mil fht-itto purpose+ of killing rale
Two of the little 'fits lband the'breed and ate
11.--one died and tale otherjli lying ertil
cal condition. e4E;/,'
—The Plitabfkrx- Pmt of 'Crawley, lath inst.
say*. "Yesterday three women or the town.
Had h Wllltettia, HAM teepee and Sadie McKin
ley *maned Memeolies by feettleir drunk, met
acting le e foleterOup masmer•ln the Twelfth
ward. A policeman In evolievoring, to mamma
them was put to ilisht by. a volley of stone,.
He ofitaioed na.i.tanoM holiever, end titajotly
trio are finishing their "lark" in liar Petit
—Albert Wroth, of Chninboreblarlh WAY
among the Cuban patriots .hot to death on the
kW ultimo, at Souitiago de cube. by the Sem;
let Authorities. Ho woo a telegraph operator.
The following /otter was write*' by him, da
ring hie loot boom to a friend flew pork
tiOnlk9Q DR Cosa, June ti, t*t lL—Peor (Jon
Good-bye. I will be shot at wren o'clock tide
u. lug. It lo now about Wee a. 7V. IMO
sentenced about twelve o'olook Impt night. 't
have Just been b*ptlaed to the Coihoite chureb
chapel here, acid will pew she few hobs of life
that yet tomOit to y hen with the good
Pfloote TOlkeileoUle IWO% sod Newell, ond
ail myidbor Noe. 0 *YAM. An who oalne
oirtive vivrial-hwevw-howet. thet,---itore - ,orre
three others who were with the ea o,4rsel
who die with me. Tliefels no hope . * ref-.
and.ius mowed yen will never Woe me be mirth.
My s os i, so Newel/ ond'.6llolllo. Pi end
myMimic en 4 on teats to my m etc, re.
E. J. Wroth, Chillobenthbri, Oeod, y e .
lie prepared to mint me In Heirees. width* , l
inlet I am going. - Tont liiionk
As,