Bellefoga De Atli] Nateilin
BY P. GRAY MEEK
JOE W FAIREY, ASSOCIATII EDITOI.
Ink Slings.
—A St. Louie boy hair won n repute
lion for brovery . 'by whipping three wo
men,
—The whitee are cowing to their
B enno,. Nigger pUffrag9 will fetch
them all right yet.
The Mayor of Dayten, gbio,
four hundred pounder. Ire re undoubt•
edly a man of great weight in the com.
inanity.
—"Have the dogs rnuzzled," . ' says
the Huntingdon Giebe. How curious
to hear a canine advising his own die-
001 n fort
—lt is proposed to build a mono•
meat to Jowl MORGAN in Kentucky.
hleamoi better deserves a monument
than many of hib revilers.
r—A crazy woman in Jtaltimore the.
other day out the throats of her four
-clithlren, and then pitched into her old
mother. Iler name ie Nimusit.
—Harley Resuga was rushed out of
the world the other day, much against
hie will, by the impolite, rude, and ill.
considered Retie s% of a falling tree.
—JOIINY throw: won't be a candi
date for Congress. .lilllNNy knows lie
eoulan'll4 elected again. Hence tide
blight exhibition of conivon beans.
_TN. Slipping of her falee teeth
Ilmvn her.thront, choke,' a Michigan
(leen to death the other (lay. llere'e
another poor tiichigander left alone in
the cold world.
--The Feninna are again alttatitig
'lie attention of the Omnihan authori•
The Jonsv tict.t.ii aro appreheq•
ono of another irruption of Lino patri
otic trieh element.
--An exchange wants to know wheth
er nigger wenches come under the 16th
amenilineeit. We think not, as most
of them- prefer, to come "tinder" the
'Fifteenth Amendment," -
—"An !whams smter burned down
the barn of a widow , who retuned hie
hand." He thus tried to pale the dame
in'sbis heart by the brighter flame of
the widow's hay and wheat.
—Poor Haute JOHNSON, the young
girl who eloped }Jilt Rev, finance
Cons, last winter,in New York, in gro
rl7, consumptive. When Cook . met her
.4.0 a robust, healthy girrirl,-.
—A boy in school having done
wrong hie teacher, to pun
rib him, made him write the word
"cow" 9ve hundred tiinee. fie wile
completely eow•ed by the operation.
—Out In Wyoming Territory, the
nurses sing the following lullaby to the
children:
"glee bnhy, don't get In It fnry
—The Altoona Daily Sun proponoth
to arise and shine on the let of May.
Hereafter, we shall expect come light
Alison the dark doinims,ofthat city. Our
cry shall be Moons, light Mooar,
light !
—There is not a single application
for liceaae in Clarion borough. What
a highly moral people they must •be I
We can't imagine how the editors there
expect to get their regular allowance of
whisky.
.Coloradd they have the follow•
ing romance: "Seven miners—explor•
ing the mountains. Found an enor
mous chunk of gold. They fought for
its poseession till ell were killed but
one. It was too heavy for him to car
r7 nlY r eci he eat down beside it and
starved to death."
Stone county, Missouri, is adyertie
ingfgralawyet. We are racking our
'braise .. U . 17 for some mode of getting
rid of them. Stone County, gentlemen,
is a very Ilse ;piece, and the people
these, having been at ,peace eo long,
would no doubt, with a little urging,
light liite,doge and eats.
--A reporter, somewhat given to the
muses, west' that down hie way "the
day., mitts 41thed hands, trip lightly
into the 'dim Archway ,of the past,"
Do they, though'? 'Well, .now, that's
real n 108,41101 4r) They.doti't link so
UP this:wan for they sttwible,right In.
to blank might every alate—eotthey do.
-Mrs. Oakuove, the -woman who
indeced.lklts. ktonat.sen to leave her
husbat Ihr the ernbranea at the fiber.
tine RICALAIDSON, has a goal 'pinion
of herfself. 'She says:. "I knolittbere Is
tuuoh,lo ma/lain Aiwa DlC,ltgaow."
There stray be as much in quastity,
but ectt , httlithfit,y, uJs.proved by her
104 • 1 1 totillireAtcFantewn.
—Aitotthoctssoo, n .at
Dolton, Ohio,. It; is - laid, stated • that
"ow? Irooloalaboabd) Iwo • cootlioe."
• Wbeaserpeo idle aflame the 'agouti."
tells AN SA. to "go Alkopaoloolt" .Bat
the Adearttifer awn niihifr blm 'of
' thy SoPtiSia bf iidlas .. , , ZbicilAvi.•
le abeitriett the Republic MSS }an Goa•
tribute toitbe Oaired sod."
VOL. 15.
The White MA's Porn.
The Wntra MAN'S Party. Ay, that'll
the name! The Party that goes in for
the wile men of the community over
and above all lesser interests. The
party that believes in the doctrine of
a white m'an's government for thie Re.
public, with white men and while men
only as voters and rulers. The party .
that is opposed to nigger suffrage and
nigger equality. T he party that be
lieves jr the constitution of the L'ilited
States an our lathers Made It, and dis
believes in the miscegenation or blend
ing together of two separate and wide
ly distinct races. This is the party for
us, and this is ice party to which we
belong. Let all-white men come and join
ne,smil let us say to theniongrelints--the
mixed whites and negroes who com
pose the present 'Radical party of the
country—that this is a white man's
government, made by white men lor
the benefit of white men, and that "by
the Eterrl , l:: white mere hereafter
shall rule It l ,
Democrats Itepuldicans —Conner
: vutives—cvmjbody that MO one spark
of self respect, to you we appeal. let
us form a While Men's Party for the
cleansing of the augean Alables of Gov ,
ern merit, Th is question of negro
equality has gone far enough. At last
the black man has been declared our
equal by Congress, rend we have been
degraded to his bane level. Ile has
not been lilted up, but we have been
pulled down. (Mr conflux has been
ilisgraCetlin the eyes of the Whole civi
lized world, and we ourselves feel (he
smarting fire of the deep degradatiesi.
We must protect ourselves. We muss
again raise ourselves up. We must
rescue the Government from the bus
hands Into tibia' it has fallen, and re
roe cur the honor and respect of the na
tions. (Mr interests demand it. Our
race tkinands it. The world demands
t. Posterity demands it. Honor,
manhood, christianity, civilization, all
demand it, and lee will be but a base
poi boon and coward that will refuse
to conic to the rescue and say by bia
acts that the Iritir. ix sovereign,
and Clint our great llepnblir }ins gone
tar enough on the downward road to
GIME
Come, then, all to Irhn feel like
keeping iiegroel Iron our plasm or
pubbrtrurt, and jot!' the g 1 orlon s
WtTITt rf cg's Purr. 'no long; al
rewly hat e ye repo. , el faircivd se
curtly. Years ago this thing should
have been strancled m its swoddllro4
clothes, but ye dreamed a dream of
peace, and now ye are surrounded by
your enemies who wait, with ropes in
their hands, to bind ye hand and toot.
But it is not yet too late. The "Old
Guard has never yet surrendered," and
it will /arm the nucleus of a mighty
army to break the ranks of the hordes
that threaten us, and restore to the
people the priefae purity of their in
stitution..
With the white men of the country
united, Radicalism, with its negroes
and its deadlly purposes, will be over
thrown. Who will not aid in this
mighty-41a glorious work? Are not
the people tired of the party in power
and will they not aid us to stay the
impending ruin? Shall negro., b e
Senators and Reprtitientatives al3 d
Jujgee and Jurymen? Shall white
men be hauled up before negro msg.
ietrates, and the laws of the land be
crippled and enfeebled by the Oily in•
terpolations of negro legiel *to re?
White Men, for the sake of your chi].
dren, for the honor of the peat and by
your hopes of the future, we charge
rill to crush this evil now. '
There ie hope for the country, mad
joy for the people in the binding to
gether of white men for the good of
white men—nay, for the good of all.
Let us not allow the rkegroeti to hold
the balance of power, as the Radicals
fondly hope we will, and all may yet
be well. For the sake of the country
and our race, break the bonds of party
fealty and tiling to the rook that offers
us safety from the storm.
Three cheer., then, (or the White
Man'eciarty I Let thie be tr. slogan
with which the people will , hereafter
much to victory, and at the wound of
which the enemies, of the country et 4
(heir negro allies will flee in great af•
fright.
Ckiorp M MoClellan was t Hunting
don 'toe dap lest week. He had been up Booed
Top `4eitertiewl . ng" the valuable depoeite
Iron ore In that section.
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JELLEFONTE, PA., FRIDAY, APRIL 29;-
The papers just now ere teeming
with reports of the movement of the
Fenian& rt. ie F elieved that a raid
will be made across the Canadian iron•
tier on or about Vie first
.of May, bet
much uncertainty eXiste in regard to
tit o Anatter.. •
-While tie have a 'deep sympathy
witirVie movement in favor of Irish
liberty and would i#joice to see Ire
landian independent nation, 'ender the
rule other own brave ROTIN, 'IT Cannot
iliscOver, for the life of its, what good
the Fenian Brotherhood expert to AC.
COMOS)1 by these raids into Cnnada.
The people there are not the enemies of
high liberty. Indeed, we have no doubt
the Canadians detest the British flov
ernment as flinch as the Irish do, and
why their soil should he made the
scene of s'Lloody conflict to achieve
the liberty of a nation thousands of
lodes across the great water, is to us
nn ltlCOMpreheriqible I,r,,idera. We are
opposed to such a needless Itipl reek
leas aacrifice of life, nail a ill venture
to say that those, who advocate such a
course are not the true friends of Ire
land's emancipation. •
Besides this, when the Felonnow
mules these raids, they violate the
trality laws of the United Stater, and
thus array ear own f;nvcrnment
against thews. The President it hound
to execute• our international obliga
tions; otherwise, lie will endanger the
peace of the country. And It seems to
lie the tntentaun ti-'the Ailininietra
, lion to carry oat the neutrality laws
in good faith. Where, then, is there
any hope for the success of the Feld
ms, should they adopt this course?
On the one side they will have to con•
tend with the troop. of England, and
on the othei against the power of
their oars Government. It seems to
us, under oath eiroomtasncea, that the
policy which would induce an inva
sion of the Canadian frontier, is the
most senseless and silly that could
be adopted, and will undoubtedly .re
salt, Jost as it did .before, in iiisaskr
and defeat. The exportation of melt,
;nanny and arms from 1,1118 country di
ect to Ireland, it appears to tut, is the
only way in which the object of the
can ever lie aeetuitplislied,
oil the sooner they gite up the wild
11.114 i tu.rlish idea )1 ' youpuunaltiLe their
des; ns iip.ori the itriti4h Goterrirni.nt
.11,1.ilitillg it
Wilt Le tor their e,llOl-.1..1.11.1 the nearer
will npprotteli the ;rand climax of
their expectations.
"White Voters to thit Rescue."
The above is the caption 01 sit ar
ticle in the last Sunday Mercury that
will commend itself to the perusal of
every intelligent white voter. Nothing
can save this country now but the
banding together of white men in de
fence of the principles of Republican
dovervinent against the mixed mon
grel hordes that are striving for the
ascendancy. The lately made citizens
of African descent seem to have in•
herited the intolerant ideas of the Par
ty that has assumed to b e their partic
ular friend, and now declare that theZ
will make the country too hot to hold
any darkey who has the independence
or the intelligence to vote the Demo
cretin ticket. Already, in Philadel
phia, they are claiming a share of the
offices, and if they stick together, as
they so doubt will, they will hold the
balance of power and be able to dictate
their own terms, and woe unto the
unfortunate nigger who dares to do
otherwise than follow in the wake of
his dusky leaders. Only by forming a
white man's league and voting solidly
against negroiem, can the whits people
"bf Philadelphia or any other place keep'
negroes out of office or prevent them
from virtually being the ruling power,
The Mercury, otrthis subject, has the
following, and we commekd it to the
carefhl and serious consideration of ell
who desire the good of the country :
We never thought that We privilege of po
liana. suffrage should be gluon to the negro
In this °outdo, Oa the contra'', we have
ohm's believed that the negro is not morally
anti Intellectually ft to bs • vote, here, and
Mkt whether be were or were not, NI 'Mould
not be allowed s vole* in a government Met I
toted by end fur the. white race exalueleely.
We do not believe t the tor" mote rap ever
be britimAtelniieeoelAtoll, pnlitleally or other
IrtPo. with advontene to either, And we ere
demo nomelpood thew the stamina to bring
them Into ineomprolbla rel lions, by (unreal:4
fraud, wilt remit In evil to both. Throe will
yet proie I hat human I.gfetstkia (41R001 01 PP
tome • amoral amegoid.ni and that a govern
meet of mile, whites and Menke wall fall ro
ewers the highest 'fibers/go, develegmeeic
sod N ess•
wpi of either rose, it it is loot niti•
"STATE' RIGHTS AND FEGERAL,IJNION."
The Fenlens
',lately destroyed by the constant conflict of
ennontlefly Irreconcilable elements.
But be all tido as It mey, the negro Is lot
nicely, fore while at least to ueo the ballet
wisely and benefiniolly for Infneelf or for the
Conirnonwealth. It Is already evident that
he will he little hotter than a voting automa
ton. to be manipulated by demagogues, riot'
that ho will he governed in the 'use of hie Vote
by prejudice, nattion, and the loweet Postage
Motives whieh ran ',Monte the elector. ft
may be natural that he•should affiliate politis
rally with the Reptildiertne to whom he feela
indebted for his political rights; but It la pro.
Labia that Ito, may oven have to adori ; that
emirs,' tinder compulsion. •At the ye mo
iitelat,,that he la prenging for a jubi ee In
honor of his enfranchisement, he Is told by
men of his own color that he shall not czar•
elseitin stiffrege as a freeinam lie In Warned
the. early In his life as a citizen that he atoll
vote the itopublleen tleket nee sup ant Reptile
Roan men and mensupru, no limiter why or.
ohm they are, upon pain of nitieder or rape-
I rm ti on 'wi n lr Porten eattl,Jajtt, meek, 01
a electing of the black, In the 'Eighth Ward
to tonic.. pi eparationn for rstebrating th e rati
heatiob 01 the "nuteenth Amendment," that
(h i • flowl.to. hog 0 "Al 1. 1 , 0111111 by indiesoluhle
to the Itepoldivan party, awl he urged
epee ell pn•w•u Ia vl'4lllllll II any eola,ed man
an le foond no 1111 • 11,1, I , arvr , anal 4110,011144 W.
ont t hi a ram f a r the I enneeratie party, 01111
nlq idorill be 1111 Ph too INS, I/1 In 1,1014,1 hind
Tho. 14 pretty lough for the negro alio may
hart. fawned that the ballot 'a given to hunt
In be n , lOll at hi+ own free Ain nod tomording
to Ids iteinntrial judgment and ilinetetion ,
but ae giliOritt in r.,m \for.. for the
White., of ail politiesl oplitlpttn,tO toontred
that the lotanee of political pont, In title clay
111O0C.1 In the hands ,if it rare who are
1,0 cunt [tilled w 1111,1 11110111er he It n e t
44 4, rm i ng Ia he tutu Out Ill' the rest and
ital int, rests, moral lOW Material, 901.1111
awl )otill{l.lll, Of IWOa ly n million of n
here, are to be plime,l at the merry of - all
ViniOn'tt fee t., Who me trl s l.3
dl it en In the pill. llke enttle, and whose
Ind
mile cud Mot, threat, 01 death it exile fur
1 , 41114'01M Rrkel, Irree„ell,e or its good Or
hod ebarnetet, are to oitistolgit'the we've of a
pr..,latidn majority of 11... Chile ellt4ens of
Pennetrlvantal And rot (hl4 In /Ito proqnwet
Arc our Mute populatiau icady for aleminn,
nrgio rule I» our iennicipal affdrs , tror that
It. ale issue They cannot taink It. It mat.
MIA not that the negro all' Ith a whue
party try PO Voting alms Mill the crate
beta eel, fit.• uontriy hallowed eppo.tnn Vll,lO,
how
p“Iltionl pone! In the e l ynontnny 11101 be prae
cony dominant -
[fere, then, Is • problem of local govern
ment of ery soon. inipurt drr,ory white
.•)1)7..•n it present., plolnts anti dire. tly, the
gn••.non ellether n emulmottion of midi,. m i d
blitchr shall ouhrrigh n majority of whiten
alone, in e tetittiom einem:l4MA I inc by 1111/{ko
etc 01011P11.11.1110KrOPP 111.1 ilormusting power
In the government of thin tiler 1 If not, then
the remedy i• obvious, end there is but one
There must he a pure counter-combination of
whites egatost &mixed esialition of whites and
negroes And this union must be formed for
the tiefevee and preservatlon,of the rightful
and salutary superiority PIA 1 1 / 4 1(44p PO II 4 the
white' population of this city intheir own
Meal government, If fobbed of that suprema
cy in fact, It will make no tilderenee In effect
whether the rubbery be accomplished by the
negroes with thq aid of any number of white
voters. Fffective power will have passed
from the whites into,llie hands of the blgeke,
and this community/ pill be practically tiffddr
negro rule. We cstrtnOt belie•e that White men
enough can be found to enable six thousand
negroes to gain sash • conquest over the
white race, however flotltlcnily divided hereto
fore.
Not Skeered Mu'Oily
'I he 14Alvionto /kosorrot,e Watt/mon Is bo
eontots gloomy over th. prospo, rn lu thin
Seeeterlei clue 4110 colored votes
move 10-en added to IL—Hun/to/pion &publican.
Not at all, Mr. Republican. Don't
Cua tits yourself it lal that idea. You
can hare your 40ki, or ;1)01), or 6110 nig
ger tutee, and still there is enough
w hoe men in the district to control the
election kit the Senatorial candidates.
We are neither trighteneil nor disheart
eneil. If the editor ul the iiepubtoion
has become ro lost to all self respect..
Its to rejoice oer the prospects of the
darkeys tit the district coniroling it, be
rufirtit't Minguw, that elery one elite
who lorinerly belonged to the party
that feeds him, is equally degraded.
Because he is willing to aeeociate with
niggers in uo proof that the majority
of this white inen of the district Are—
because he loves the scent of a Congo,
or enjoys the embraces of a 12ipah—
because he is willing to give the choott•
tag of law-makers into the hands of
his African associated, or have the 30,-
000 white voters of the district ruled
by 500 blacks, is no proof at all that
others feel or think or act or believe
se he dote.
He and other radical place hunters
can go with their Maim can vete
them to their hearts content, and after
the ballots are counted on the 2d Tues
day of October next, they will And that
the five hundred negro voters they
have admitted into the radical party
in this district, have driven from that
organization twice five hundred Whit e
men.
—And now we have the prospect of
something new. The women are as
piring, and 0119101 FILNOIIS Tatum,
having announced herself u • candi
date for the. Presidency, what is there
to prevent other females from doing
the same thing? Victoria C. Wood
hull, of New York, proclaims as fol
lows:
"With the view of taking the people
into my oonfldenoe I have written see•
end papers on governmental questions
of importance, and will submit them
in due time. " • • • I have de.
liberately and of my own accord plaoed
myself before the people as • eaudi.
date fur the Presidency of the [tilted
Siatee, and•laiving the meanie, courage,
energy a n d strength nectoooiry (Or the
rant, intend to conker it to the 13/04e."
"Vrolugot C. Wooostad.."
—The =and pits.
east.
gondMonkend Prospects of the South
The ltobile Regiller safe that it 11‘
marvellous how the South has risen
in five years from what was apparent ,
ly complete prostration to great pros;
perity, and to promise far greater.
Southern credit has been re-established
on a firm basis, and advances are made
with a confidence equal to anything
that preceded the dark days of 1861.
Cotton has mounted his throne and is
again "king." lie was a croWnlesili
monarch five years ago; and now, we
are told, his last year's crop was' ,700,-
000 commercial bales, or ,3,000,000
bales. of 400 pounds each, in value
equal to l!300,000,000. bate dispatch-.
es from Calcutta announce that the
Earl of Mayo, (lovernoi (lettered of
India, is Making a tour of the cotton
growing districts of that country, urg
ing upon the people the necessity of
th'e increased cultivation of cotton in
order to com pete successfully with, the
lTnited States. England hits long been
engaged in such etrorts, but has no bet
ter prospect of success sow than be
fore.
The Mobile Regi.ricr tens us afro
that Virginia, in 1860, sold ono hum
deed thousand tons of her products,
while her Mines of iron, coal, lead,
copper and gypsum "are now worked
inure satisfactorily than ever before ; "
that South Carolina — paid an internal
revenue tax of two and a half millions,
and a State tax of one nullion, and
greatly reduced her debt ; that twenty
great railroads are constructing in the
two Carolinas, Georgia and Florida,
while Delaware, Maryland, West
Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Lou
isiana, Mississippi and Alabama have
about forty new lines under way r that
the tobacco crop of last year amounted
to 215,000,000 pounds, valued at thirty.
seven million dollars, the rice crop 55,-
4100 tieroes, being an increase of 20,-
000 over the preceding year, and the
opgar crop 80,000 or 85,000 hoghseads,
against 37,647 for 1867. The prospect
for the coaling year is believed to be
even brighter. Emigration is adding
variety and quality of skilled labor,
and if the whites could be enfranchised
there would be general harmony and
con tent.
Dintoessrs I Stand by the White
Man's Party. Don't coax the darkey
vote. D' it conies to tie, let it come,
but don't go after it. by and by the
.. darkeys will realize who their real
friends are and then they will cease to
work for our opponents. We hold that
tie whites are superior in mind, body
arid estate, and that they and they alone
are entitled to the privilege of the fran
chise. God never made the darkey to
be the social or political peer of the
Caucasian, and all the attempts of the
Radical party to make him so will yet
eventuate in disaster and defeat,. In
the South, after a little whit e, the
planters will control the negro vote of
that section, and then will come the
death blow to carpet.baggers and
northern adventurers and fortune
hunters. The whitee there are united,
and they will vote solidly for the prin.
ctiple that white men must rule. Here,
when we have experienced the delights
of negro officialism for a little while,
the people will become so disgusted
that .pst)lic; sentiment will:, undergo
a revoliiii, on, and we will have the dar.
key spewed out in' lees time than it
took to sawllow him. o . ply stand by
your party, Democrats; stand as white
men along with white men, and we
will vet see the vindication of our
priciples in the glotionts triemphe of the
future
•
The Bough, or some other hot secession
country is the right plaoe for Gros. Di s ler. It
would be a Woman. to the world If W. A W
line, lieleterClymer, Judge Woodward and all
that class of mmessionist• would go with him.
We understand that brimstone as wall ote iron
plenty in that country.
Don't be alarmed, anybody—the
above is only the opinion, of a little one
horse sheet up in Huntingdon r whose
editor hasn't Undue or energy enough
to print both aides of his paper in his
own odic& fli. Proper Pis"
Abyssinia co, San Domingo, where be
«mild allow t i lul wool to inroad on his
senseless pate without going tow sainth
trouble to comb it out Walsh., as he
has to do in Huntingdon. But won't
Noun and WatiAcka 044 041111111 and
Wool:man/ be 11414 wbeb tai *in
what this follow has Mb abosst,thslat
Xi • •
Spowl• from the Keystone.
i—d{~frlaM is
enieyhts the them!.,e and lasi
eer,
111 . 1te has beensperiereting hi Runt
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• —AT;;;;; ; ;"tiamuel ComatiCaUditillifi:Oue
In two dam Good.
, —me!. Ilantairdotipaoreampe
gently py burglars.
Adootkon 0 4:Drallr10 Bood .1 "0_ t:-Pa"
tient for a "truck cleaver for street can:;
—The chap who robbed Dr. Witmer at
Altoona of $lOO, has beell eatight. He don't
like It a blt.
NO. 17
—A female teacher at Pottering had been
discharged for cruel treatment of the children
under her care.
—The North East Star, Erie comity, says the
grape crop throughout that section promisas
to be immense.
is It true that the last leglatature prohltil.
red the shooting of quaU for the next shrank
years to comet . ,
—A Icy cut IA foot with an az In BuMngton
township, Indians county, on the 24th
and bled to death.
—Meld Wright was . orommlterl to Jai) in
Drookville for Indulging In more wives Men
the lima allow him.
—John Keller, of the Loop, Blair county,
had three hundred pounds of pork stolen from
him the other night.
—lt is said that in Madison towinthip, Clarion
county, potatoes are one dollar a quart and
buttertnilk to cents a gallon,
—A family ' , named through Uniontown re
noutli, moving Rant. that had Aix horses, three
a agons, tiro cows and eleven dogt.
Mary, Carny, of Mineravllla, liuntink-
Alen co., while, In a Ptato of Ititalleation,..drank
a I'M! . oilnee of Inadanutn, and died.
---A boy Ilidne , l Fallon at Youngstown, Was
killed by fulling under a Crain of ears the other
day In tllln Instaneo Fallon fell under,
-I•tr. Joseph Brower, or Lewisitovrn, fell
dead WWII, talking to another gentletnan on
the elreet. Ile was subject to heart disease
—Harman HpOllAl/AA, a German, formerly of
Plllla.lel phut, committed suicide In Williams
post ou tho 16th inst., by cutting hie throat
vitt) a razor
—Gen. W. H. Irwin, of Lewbetawn.._whose
death w an reported a short time,ago,i. still Ore
and would he kicking If he could find thole"-
thor of that report.
—The Johnstown people have been having
a grand Calico Ball, the tat ptoceedrof which.
about $75, were handed over to the Library
assoelation. The ladles dressed to calico en
tirely and the gentlemen sported eallco neck
tire and "sieh."
—On Friday and Saturday week, thirteen
ton• of pigeons wiped through Harrisburg for
New York They were caught In nets at Shef
field, near Kane elation, on the Philadelphia
and Erie Rrllrosd, where there is an extensive
-pigeon roost "
—Mr.J it. Henry, the principal operator In
the plunkl mill at Brady's Bert, was fear
fully injured the other day by the heavy steel
bit of the planing machine flying out end
rtriklng him on the Inrithvaci. The machine
was ittoring- At the. Mme at the rata of 2,6 W
ferolutiona a minute.
--A few Mr ago at Tubyhaona, Loserne
Bounty,a Dint.. Fred &hulls gave birth to (our
cidldren ( girls). three of whom Imre died
one still lives and with its tttotheris &Os
well The family Is pour and destitute Of all
comforts The mother was delivered ou a pal
let of straw, and the father was the soesuoher
—A fancy lelneh wee Pin oat at the Utah lions,
Reading, not long since.. Some thieves got In
and helped thermals/a to hinee, and Mole
lot of etitiery cud spoons In the same city
the prenneee of a gentleman, who had a flee
lot of iliickene h ente entered, anti the shares.
not only took IN chickens, but also a lot 01
lumber, perhaps to me►e a coop Oct of
—The Ilantingdon papers last week gave s
full account of the burning of the Exchange
Hotel. on Tuesday week. The fire originated
from a locomotive spark, Was discovered about
4. m , and burned the attic and third story
of the building. The damage to the building
is estimated at from 3,olXito lOW, and the toss
of furniture ationt SLAW. There was an insur
ance 0(114AV upon the hotel, but none upon
the furniture.
—ln Pittsburg a builder had contracted to
make some repairs on an edifice and was
standing in front of It, when he remarked that
It was sot safe and that the betebte would be
likely to come out. He had eoaripely spot the
words out of his mouth when down cam, forty
or fifty from the upper story, ltactohirri Wu
clown sod Into • Goal hole six lioet %Mow the
alley on whloh the buildingwee ellateeml. lie
was severely bruised, but will Illeartir.
—On the evening of the nth toot., as Mr
Harry Davis was shoot blowing out the Hight
to Mr. James gdminstotrs weary Mora, hi
West Cosesmilie, the lamp exploded In ail di
rnetiorm, netting the taunter on On, end oho
Mrs. Irdm lasett'e dratted* bppinlng Mt be wear
the counter at the time. Her arms, hands, and
friee were severely burned. Kr. tdasfdsens had
his hands burned while trying to put out the
Om, and Mr. Davis was slightly bunted &boa t
his haw and nwek'"vrh• bums wen amend
and tbs patients we In a livorable Goad Mon
—On the nth, Inst. while the Amity of
Amos Jeffries, Eel, West Moran township,
Washlegion coast:, were 'Wing &round the
horns firsaide, James the youngest eon. *ho
had for toile alms Shown Indiusttons of pat.
dal derengemeefrof tits Wad, auddeuly *steed
cheery pokagdinill Stunk hie brother Frank
• fearful blow soma the head, tasking a very
ugly out and brute*. The family at ono►
rushed around Senate sad tried to aware him,
and In the aeolnaloo a pistol is him head *sot
oft and shot his brother &gob throesh the lug,
making quits a severe wound. .111111101 aottew
quently ?neared to the beam, where alter some
a■sietanee wee esillbd fp, he ow. oemseed.
Neither of the youwg mem wee supposed to be
to any danger,
—Tee Boma Youve—Tbe belly of
Roffman, who vas drowsed on tbelbi Instant,
In the Juniata error, nue fband en Beibliaf
monolog Nat by aroty et our elalleans„ Gilbert
diabasoe above the dout. aro! about Vow mho,
below Lona. The lodx was Jostles ou the
aortae* of the steer new dieeseleeiL
It was planed in u skiff lad brought th toes bg
WV of the amt. 'rho wall" 1,1 1,1 "1 1
swops*, and coosktoribig titolimuk bgtlsg
.annoltt she rants et tb. bulterli rilb• *Wm I
His rotund altos boluerraitory selothoistrul
In the *emitter mill** IMO. A WI"
oolotormooi pouploapouthill,tbu Plorfli.- •
Oa Woo* Agit* tie booty of Ittr. Dort&
& Westbrook, vtrovoi Awing to th• WNW
doy. boo else tofbri,deollag at Iburgits, twits
%two bolow„ "huge AbAllbhort trot IWO.
xls voluotss onto beau& Ilk blunt rut 1 1 0 11 1"
rod ho tbahrosobrig bribe irttihNg trio
not otroltoa to Woo lloloior, tat tmol.bihft
, booty& I • i tI) :PO , I!. .t