5&S3 J3JS H?S.naC5JL.
Ebensburg, Pa.,
JVfcy, - 7uy , 1873.
TJie Ifj'entetl Aspirants.
Lager Beer and Ale. In a discussion in the Constitutional
' . Convention last week, on a resolution
The amount of capital invested in toadiouni until September ICth, Judge
A Young Bigamist.
Demofnttk County Tleket.
AssrMPT-v:
HKKRY SCAN LAN", Carroll town.
fHEKirr:
HERMAN BAl'MEK, Conemaugh r.oro'.
TKKASCKE:
A. D. CRI8TK, Minister Township.
commis-MONf.r:
EDWARD GLASS, Ebensunrg.
FOTR HCt'SE DIRF.CTOK:
AX 8 ELM WEAKLAND, ChmtTwp.
cokosir:
R. II. SINGER, Johnstown.
. A't'IiITOK:
H. B. FREIDHOFK, Couema.igli IUirough.
jcky coaMismoKEK:
I1KNRY TOPPER, A.lams Twp.
f lv apportioned over the county as the ; estimate wmen wouia be placed upon it ; not at ajj crcditable to his age and
one which is now before the Democrats , by persons who have not given the j IH?r;cnce ju public life. He assei
; of Cambria seeking their suffrages a j matter eome consideration. At the re i that jt was not safe to life and he
; fact which may have had something cent meeting of the Brewers' National to remain in the city during July
THE MATRIMONIAL ADVENTURES OF A
TOUTH OF MARRIES TWO OIKI.8
M) IB blPOWtD MY HIS FATHER
A STRANGE BTOKY, BUT TRUE.
Within the limits of the Twehty-third
Ward there resides a wealthy and aristo
cratic family, the direct descendants of a
very old ami a very thoroughbred branch
or English nobility.
As the legitimate fruit of an extensive
manufacturing business, the father, who
move to reconsider the "resolution i is also au "exhausted dip" in municipal
. :. ... t .i n t.f '!:, ,...,.....- - i. 4. i tl.o other il.iv TH thnw m r. tolitics. nas accumuiatea an immense ior-
i tlie south the l reisarfr uou taoi, mi.- wuim . , iium nuicu we tiuuti . v'y f . i . . t- . t
iut bjuiu , uie lIt-'vu .,,, . ti, -.!. 4-., rr ,. .... - ' able newspaper around him and all of which ; tune, which enables him to live m style and
the Commissioner from the centre, and , the following facts : The number of , him &d his friends for recou- splendor. As the creat Loncfellow has
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the Jurv Commissioner uuui we suuiu- ui.ni in iuc united estates wr tuc i eideriug tnat iniii sensmie resolution. Use Bimj; "Into each life some ram must fall.
WCfst.
Yet, strong and unexceptionable as
is the ticket, it cannot be denied that
Tt in a subject of eeneral remark
that no ticket ever placed in nomiim- ; the manufacture of lager beer and ale ; Woodward nermitted himself to bobe-
tion by a party convention was so fair- in the United States far exceeds the traved into an exhibition of ill temper
ly apportioned over the county as the ; estimate which would be placed upon it not" at ajj crcditable to his age and ex
erted
alth
flt.V rill 11 irr -Tl nrtr1
to do with the selection of the ticket. Congress, held at Cleveland, Ohio, an AUcrU8t, and concluded as follows.
, rr- 1. . l : i t . . 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 . 1 i u . 1 .l i vuviiil 1 1 T AT,. T . ni !
: tt t. tt, : ,0.1. v,ft.r.r.,..r ;. .--- "What was the nervous sensiKility which
; ti. in rector were mKen i
the Sheritf, Coroner and
jews ami ftntttcai jicm. i tiliaiT) p(..v..s
and ulpt-.r of "... V'e Arr.c.: .
J. p. Ser, of L'niontown, Pa., drown- F.retice, ItaK y'-. :c'U
ed himself at Kansas City, Wednesday. ferine f;..m c,;,;, I! r ,';
-"Thev put him in a show case, was and hi death w , ,' . r" a U
remark of a rural laoy wuo recently artist he was . ., ':r;c.i-
1 and achifri. je iiv ''"i '
'aturday, de- ( reputation. In-Vii.- 'l'' H" '"
mill. lAf, abroad, Le ahrav' Ir. ' N ,; !g
from the north, j Schade in reference to the extent and J ij the gentl
I Auditor from present condition of the breweries in ! White) to m
emau from India.ua (Mr. Harry
the
attended a citv fuueral.
A fire in Niw Castle, last S;
stroyed Crawford's planing
A plant has been discovered in Mexico American. His sll(i ' U.V
which will cure baldness. It will pay to sort for Amti it...,'. "
cultivate ll in me i imni PiAif. , .uony .Mm w(
r e . i ..:..-. . ....: . f t ... . '
ne-iit4ii ui uie uuine i"iu'n oei imm-.f r s lifiiSP
r"n-I :,".V i!h"
fiscal vear ending June 30, 1872, tak- i newspapers Why, sir, the whole pack B nto families, whether they be powerful feet.
Thomasville, Georgia, was destroyed by of May last in
fire on Monday. Loss over if 1oO,(hhi. teeu years of airt.
nrl.-.A f 4 1, t l-t fl 7A L'J 1W llMll- 1T1 tll 1.A. in .. . -
neighborhoodofWilliamsport, whose aver- May. At that time 1 i
age daily capacity is atxmt o,
ne is I-,
was 3,041, against 2,900 for the pre- expeet they will continue to W
t
aspirants equally deserving, as has ever ! cetling vear, or l,73o which manuiac- i atrai.i ot an tne newspapers tnoupn.
i ....... i T:n ..,.., i .w.r..; !.. .7 j , i t o,.. u ...- I "Whv. sir. I hear continually from the in
uet-u ao nr, in i . "..c- a. i,.oo incu umauiao terlor ,hHt the lieWspapers of I'UiUdeli.hia
natinr conventions. were iorceu to lore- uire oivr O00 barrels annually. 1 he ' .. the neot.ie noideauf what thN:ni.vt.ii.
j :
liianciie ana fvertneart have neen nii . iw.M1, all(i nwr. the ai.o-pI nf
I am not
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iim' i lie r i i t l 1:1m. n l 1 ;!.. . . . . . . 1
. r .. ' III IUII nOWl ! my urnn ail IDT n 1 f,. ,. , KU Irlknl.tmn V, -r
i frequently the childrcu by their bead-
strong and perverse conduct bring shame
and disgrace upon the family, and such is
the case of the story of which we write.
whole amount ol beer and ale made I tion is doing, and I defy any tnan who reads j A son, a jovial, handsome boy who al
ways wautcd his "own way, ana wouia
o-o thp rovpttnl iiriy.es.
?-.r ..... I .1.. nniun lMlilniUU.kia n u tl
Nathaniel Home was Detore the con- during the year was no less than 8,- i ""-; iT'v STllZ
. 1.1.. 11 I ..r. T . 1 -.. T c V c""Mt .' - o b V" " ,u,
vciitiou 101 .isM-miuj, mm inc v:uuiii. uo,yn uarreis, against t,iyy,nu uar-
,000 cubic read a notice in the ;ari;.
Eastern paper wants to know ' cloe before lcavin-r o i'T
robbing I'eters to pay Paul mat'.nn in re? Hid to i,r" '? A-
! mooir-j k.. i 1 .'.cr w-il U ;
'docs not boast a worthier manor a 1 rels for the vear previous. The amount
- - , -- j inore steadfast Democrat; yet many of the beer tax in 1S72 was divided
No Paper Nkxt Wekk. Love of, Cif the southern delegates conceded the among the following States, thus:
fun, if not love of country, prompts . nomiuation to the north, while the del- Ter cent. 3er cent.
the printer boys to go HI for a tllg time n,-.rt, r.f Plulmi-.r . 15,1 Sew York ..Tt IK. I Missouri 4..W
on the Fourth of July, and hence, in f' Iennsylvauia....l2 CI Wisconsin 3.79
x aiiiui lun ..m
Per cent
New York 31 IHi
accordance iwth a good old custom, j For "sheriff several asnirnnts Asides ! m,;VV;-""?'JS
ew Jersey 6.1H
Illinois 6.22
Maryland...
Michigan...
Indiana ,
...2.15
...2.13
...2.05
DO paper will ue lSSUCU liom lias 01- tu0 ftn,-sfnl one wero nnxtentml 11
flee next week. cf Wuom are men cf fitting qualifica-
a tions and undoubted fealtv to the par-
T he Itemoera tic Ticket. ty. John l. Thomas is' a life long
'. . .. i Democrat who has always labored, in
The Democratic countv convention i . , . , . , . . -. '..
. , , .. , i ; sunshine and in storm, in prosperity
has met and done its work by luaciDtr i i -.t -t. i T
" J 1 , ntul in ndvfrsitv bv nioht nnrl liv ilnv
in the field a full ticket, ami although ; for fLe g - ' f- , , , drinking country in the world is in-
uvpri 1 triii on1 1 1 in;Arvi t rr I Iuirwhsr4if a i 7 1 . . it. x-' ii. n T,.
failel to be recognized by the conven-
A comparison instituted between the
United States and the North (Jerman
Confederation (now Prussia) shows
tliat the popular impression in favor
of the latter being the greatest beer
tion, it is but just to say that the en
tire ticket deserves nnd we sincerely
hope it will receive the unqualified en
mnv lw nr.Ho.1 that no mnn Una frnr COlTect. Ill the N OrtU Uerinan COI1
friends. George Gurlev is an earnest, federation the consumption of beer in
enterurisine ronnc Democrat, and has ! 1866 was 21.23 quarts per head, and
ever lx-en a consistent supporter of the ' thf lcer tax 8 02 cents Pr hea(1
In
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.iXC ; r Vi t t t - j jart3-. Capt. Wm. Linton hasalrealv i l"IS country tne consumption oi oeer
"t.T:enVf "1C "VU:d 1cm,0t rr.y?f ! shown the very hiirhest eavacitu in the as 25.47 quarts per head, and the tax
discharge of an imiortant public trust, i 21 cets lr head. In 1869 the North
and made a gallant show for the nom-1 Germans consumed 4,782,261 barrels
. I i ii l i ir
ination. His record was faultless, but i Vl wt"r. n "s country aoout o,-
! 0 I !. . i il
soo.iuu uarreis were consumea. t e
gather from SIr. Schnde's address the
surprising fact that the brewing inter
est of this country is even greater than
that of the distilleries. The capital
invested in distilleries is $15,545,116,
and the amount of wages paid by them
lcr-ear $2,049,810. The annual value
of their material is nearly $20,000,000
Cambria county. Let us refer briefly
to the several candidates :
Henry Scanlan, Esq., of Carroll-
TWtn Brno TiAinmnti..! f.. 1 ......... 1.1 . .-. (
v.tt'.v ti t. i 'like the others nameil, he was forceil
uic uibi iiauu.. .ir. ocanian was tioru . .i mi x-.u .
St. r..i - i- i -i to succumb to the will of the majority,
in Cambria township, atHMit five miles rIM ... ,, J .
r i i Ihese centlemon will all support the
north of Lbeiisbiug, ami is now vrc tit.ket ..fh an earncst aml heny ,
presume some 55 of ape. Ife is c f Jnfl JJenfopr, whose clev-
a plain, practical man, possessing a i n 1 -.i i
V i fo. : erness is universally admitted, was also
fair education and sound judgment. ' i r i 4
and will make a faithful, honest and ! lfore e convention. Of his itemoc-
reliable, representative. He has never c' e Can,8a5: n!"ng "Pj'V'y
it .... . -. . so lone as he is "dissrusted ' with a
neia an3 oruce except mat oi County , nominat:on that hs wn ma,le in ac- and their products amount to $36,191,
Burveyor, wmcu lie has nueU w ith no- cordance with the acccptcil rule8 of , 133. The breweries and malt houses
table ability and integrity, and to the the tv Xo matter hlow (1cservin I are valued at $56,796,683 ; the annual
entire satisfaction of tlie people. W hat ; he av'be c t jjefordi common I value of materials, $37,180,778, and
gave Mr boanlan a peculiar advantage j gt.use tdl him that the lowest can-1 the yearly value of their products
over his talented and worthy opponent, , no(. jc nominatetl insteml $67,723,158. The number of hands
Mr. IN. Home, is the fact that while 'ff. .... I emnloved in the distilleries amounts
the weight of the Democratic vote is i 8() fo yQ trncr pem. to neaVly 5,000, while the breweries
north of Lbensburg, that section of the ... ,.. .i...;... i emolov 14 083 Tho forprrrnno- Ktatic.
. , ft fc)
a
is
nd
stroy
gisiation is a mere
delusion.
n. Ji V n ,l''K j than Davkl Humnlirpys is to be found ! fes are interesting, and show at
in the Legislature by a Democrat from , ailvw! and ha won the 5ze ! glance that the liquor interest in th
vf cl7r t ,! liis election would have been a fore- ' country is one of great magnitude a
" ; gone conclusion. As for ourself, mod- power, ami that the elfort to de
Conemaugh borough, has been noun- j r....i.:.i, u or Pra.li.t it l.v i.-rbitSon i- -.
1 - - - B'Bva.r V V, T-A III IIV II - "
we mav have thought we were the man
vor we con less mat me winU was taken to the.n, was most tla;rantly i in proper aiul
completely out of our sails. Still we j infamous, and should secure the condein-
i accept the situation without n murmur j iati"i of ail who were a party to it, and we
land shall do battle for the ticket to i l'a tl,e provi.Mon.s of the late act
oi vi'ii2.esii v wiiicn salaries
uatMl. He is of derninn parentage.
a ,i i:r.. .....i for te emergency the one altogether'
, , .... " ' . 1 ' lovelv. The convention did not coin- Itesolrrd, That the act of a majority of
t ie ability to triform the duties ot ; citU. 5n JUr ;nio, an1 wlun niliet.n ; the members or the la.st Cmjfre.s, involv
the olhce with salety and advantage votojJ we .t.c.ivoil instoil(1 Gf forty-four ! "K !li.lt,is J"ow..alho ' back pay steal,"
t hunsclt and the ple-the n.teg. i- .; h f m.01,Wa in fsl. i & .th7v,.,,od. ,n.to tl.e.r pkets
ly T.O ao justice io :ui, ano. me nuinan- e .. .. . . , , """""" ';." wmen mu noi uemng
ity not to be oppressive to the poor
aud unfortunate. We predict that tlie
oflice so uinciently tilled by a Duck, a
XT -- n Ivlntr .ilt.l i. 1? . . i . .L ...ll
c ii ' l. the Ix'st of our iiumble ability,
find an equalH com!etcnt incumbent i T , . .
ifi.P,!, i.,lirr ! ln ballotmsrs for Commissioner
in Herman liaumer. . . . : . T. .
A. D. Criste, the nominee for Trca- i t o of tne stauncliost Democrats m tlie
surer, was born in the eastern part of 'o'nty -Messrs. Jos. A . Prmgle and
Cambria county, and. with the exceiv ! .Le.WIS fhank' re lwniMl. another
tion of a very brief interruption, has 1 JU? chosen. Our knowledge -of these
pent his whole life within her borders. 1 Wo PJ'"tleme" . nsVr1 "S that 1'ke
John Criste, his father, was one of the ourst:lr! lhc V.,U T' a" j1lrsoI!aI (1,s"
earliest settlers of this countv, and of appo"t.mete , their zeal tor the suc-
!..-. m.nr 11 ..r.w.itlw. r. . Ol 111C Cllllie llCKCt.
jamo iAi.iij t i,i-.t i & v. kVLJiv. & x i 411VI S l I
mechanics except the youngest, A. D.
Criste, the subject of this notice, who,
owing to an injury which unfitted him
for manual lalx.r, was compelled to re
sort to business pursuits. He is emi
nently qualified for the otlice for which
he has been nominated, and deserves
to be triumphantly elected, as we con
fidently hope he will be.
Edward Glass, of Ebensburg, tlu
candidate for Commissioner, has on
two several occasions held the position
for which he is now named, and his '
success then is a sure harbinger of his !
success note. While previously occu
pying the position it is admitted by all
that he watched the interests of" the
people with an argtis eye, ami did more
to preserve the public buildings from
decay than any other occupant of the
olhce.
Our nominee for Poor House Di
rector, Anselm Weakland, was lrn
within a few miles of his present resi
dence in Chest township. He is a
farmer of studious ami industrious
habits, and has no political ambition
other than to boeoine a faithful guar
dian of the public interests.
Henry Topper, the choice for Jury
Commissioner, is also a native of Cam
bria county. He is a gentleman of
sterling worth and unflinching integri
ty, and possessing Hs he does a thor
ough acquaintance with the people of
the county, is peculiarly fitted to fill
the jury box.
For Coroner no better selection, as
well in the matter of location as of fit
ness, could have been made than that of
R. H. Singer. The duties of that oflice
require an incumbent to reside at or
near Johnstown, and no more suitable
person could have been selected th?n
Mr. Singer.
Lastly, Henry P. FrcidhofT, the gen
tleman named for Auditor, is an intel
ligent citizen of Conemaugh borough,
and, as his name indicates, is of ("Jer
man extraction. He is a good penman
nd is in every other way qualified for
the position of County Auditor.
Betaocrat3, these are tlie candidates
that hart? -en pTaeefj jn nomination
by a convention in which every town
ship, borough and ward ws fnllv re
presented by fairly elected delegates
- an urunniKHi, HUe and trior!
The same thing may le said of the
unsuccessful aspirants for Poor House
Director.
We may here speak with pride of
the Democrats of Kbensbnrg. The
choice of
Tcntion. Here pit Rome pentlemen, very re
Bjteetahle reporters, whngive fancy nketches
of what oeciirs here and what inVaid, Rnd
that is served up in the papers without any
connection, without any explanation, with
out any full exhibition of the questions ; and
these convey no idea to the people. Now,
why do not th-e paper, that are io de
lighted with hurrying this bodj through the
months of July and August, give to the peo
ple of Pennsylvania some intelligible ac
count of our proceedings ? They have not
done it, and because tli?y have not done it,
1 moved the other day, after we had panned
our resolution of adjournment, that the Sec
retary rhould prepare and publish in every
newspaper of the State a list of the amend
ments to which we had agreed. And a
howl arose against inehcre from gentlemen,
as if I had proposed to cut oft" nomeUxly's
head. It was voted down with that sort of
vengeance with which my propositions are
generally voted down in this house."
If Judge "Woodward supposes that
the people would have endorsed an
adjournment of the Convention from
June 27th until the third Tuesday of
October, which he himself advocated,
without a rigorous protest against a
proceeding so entirely unnecessary, he
sadH' misconceives popular sentiment.
While the people are perfectly willing
to accord theconvention full and ample
time to perfect its work, and to perfect
it well, they will not quietly submit to
any protracted or unnecessary delay.
They exjK-ct, and they have a perfect
right to expect, that tlie new constitu
tion will be submitted to them for their
ratification or rejection not later than
at the October election. It is impor
tant that this should be done, if for
no other reason, in order that the next
Legislature may be subjected to the
stringent provisions contained in it
against the insufferable evil of special
legislation. I f Judge Woodward ra:l
ly believes that the high state of the
mercury during July and August will
incapacitate him for the erfbrmanee
of his duties, he has only to make that
fact known to the convention, throw
himself upon its indulgence and the
necessary J'urfough will be allowed.
If there are any other members who
dread the effects of the raging of the
dog star, the same immunity will be
granted them.
have it, by his mischief-making proclivi
ties kept the old man in a perpetual state
of "hot water." The lad was a heart-crusher
among the girls. At last, becoming an in
tolerable nuisance at home, he was packed
off to a celebrated military academy not
many miles from the city, to be educated
and to be out of the way. After being ab
sent about three years, a few months ago
the boy retai ned, full fledged and educated,
to his home. He was then nineteen years
of age, with a dashing devil-may-care air
about him, which captivated the "dear
girls more than ever. He soon made the
acquaintance of a buxom, good-natured
and pretty little factory-girl, who worked
John A.
back pay, an
if this is not
Snofford ? received hr .
K. J. HefTren, who killed D. E. Hal- ! Kelly. Titn'sville. la ,"ed ttKU
Etead, at Salem, Indiana, on June 20, was At noon ThurFv s.
hanged at Salem by a vigilance committee . Eatt Cocalico townsLu, 'iam;l!
on Saturday night. j was committed to t i i,''n r1
Friday evening a stroke of lightning tion of a blood v fifed i"r ?!
damaged the Ilefonned German church at probability terminate f . '
Titusville and seriously injured the pjistor, . of his wrath. On" TI tr"
Kev. J. r uendiincr. i Vvm. 'uht
v..t .7. ..i;mc ...,-,, v. .....-, :'"'. i "'er ai
u-oi. wjuuij .i.i.o iu uv.t uicuHimv , wrre mown
couple in Pennsylvania. The husband one
hundred and eight, the old lady one
died and six, and both are orphans
A young man has been arrest
bound over for trial in Memphis, Tenn.,
on the charge of dejositing a postal card
containing obscene allusions to the Post
office. -Jesse Grant, father of the President,
died Sunday night at his home, Covington
'l tKn
V. v.Mnv , Vll ir ItlOWIliT .f .v, j-,
asdone l,id Mrr,"cr?r.t"n ,, T1'' !'
ie hun- , the least provocation
. Ins bedy. the point f ,L
:ed and , meut entering Mow J u
g'ng at a ,:,.
side and einci
shoulder.
An accident orClIITf,j
tunnel at midn'ght ..n sr."J
four men Inst their livts
if not fatally inj.ind. WlJ, "."
thousand feet from tl.e r-.J
les were nci e:s-
ed shall be p.omp.ly anJ unconditionally
repealed.
The foregoing is one of tlie resolu
tions adopted by the Radical State
Convention of Iowa, which met at Des
Moines last week. It is the counter
part of resolutions on the same subject
which had len previously passed by
that party at its State conventions held
in Ohio and Maine. The downright i
hypocrisy which is apparent m a rad
ical convention squarely denouncing a
majority of the members of the last
Congress for passing the back pay
fUff'fll till 1 f tKo C m a f I rv fk fn. ! n v 4-.
a large maionty of them ! ffr.v ,,.,i ... 1.. ;,.
. . , .i-ii wi.v. .'WHI 111 OIIIICIIIII.ILIOU Ol
for Assembly, Sheriff and Treasurer (;rantt the chirf cook an1 lK,ttle wash
was defeatef I, and yet we have heard or iu the Usgrat.eful swindle, is as
of not a single Democrat in Lbensburg t, wnf na it :..,
who will not give the ticket his uncli- j 1)(.rs lf cnntrrOKf, nrA tjn i' f
vide I and unqualified support. The
talk alout the "Kbensburg King" had
lo h.xxi pon ko miu h by tlie rad
ical journals and radical politicians
that many honest Democrats believed
such a thing existed. If it did exist,
the liar of public opinion for voting for
a bill giving them extra pay and donl
linur the salary of the President, shall
Grant, whose signature made it a law,
lie esteemed guiltless ami the one al
together lovely ? If there is any dif-
ml
4 k : t .. I
u,n.n.i..; uu ,t to ne oroKcn ference in the degree of their rapacity,
find niworl ? nf fhia 4vn .1 I . . ' . . . . r 1 . t
- " ' " wriJ-.ii V-OO. A W J
The notorious William J. Orens,
who was tried some time ago for the
murder of Colonel Riddle, has been
nominated as the Radical candidate
for Assembly in the Fourth (Phila
delphia) district. The Democrats of
the Third district, in the same city,
intend once more to disgrace them
selves by nominating the bland and
t .1 .1 ... - -
veto, whir-h i:.l,rorcnnn;v,l.i.ft,tim cuiici-uM? Samuel Josephs. (Jan any
1 7 -"V .w 111 i. u o t UI.1JU LW till, - . . .
j vote of one-th:rd 6f the members of ! V,ier .ll-v 1,1 th,s "gnous Union" pro-
plainly indicate that the Democratic
People of Cambria county have firm
ness and intelligence enough to make
their own nominations. Of course the
whole "Ring" story is false as we
r rk r rro.nrv r - !l 1 1 l il t
is undoubtedlv too tro for tl. i he (h,ef 'U'ner m. th,s Rrab Same
(rant declared in advance to one of
its memliers that he would not sign a
bill increasing his own salary two fold,
unless it contained the extra pay clause
for the liencfit of Congress." (Jrant
.-.-1 I t 1 t . C aI
fort of comA ,wAr,l0 r,.i k .::..i i 'M.nsioie lor it ior tne reason
i. r""A if i i T " B i tnat h0 couI1 havt' prevented it by his
idea m regard to it could only be con- f i r ....
lenounce Congress for
ceived by a dishonest orcrazv radical.
The "Ring" bubble, however, has lost ! Con-res To Vl
fc n.i -.f .-i i - congress. lo d
: w : 'lr,r . Z ! the simile and condone Grant's com
be stJteu to deceive tie honev f7 " C?nt?
manry of Cambria county. Of one 1K'rmit the Priuc5ral offcmev to
thing all can rest assured the De-1 'rF5'!. a 4 . .
mocracy of Cambria, having iu a fair l.Cat reeal the ?ct the
open convention nominate.! a ticket to rir not seriously n.sturr,
t-f it Tl.o I 1 .. J "Ul ecoiiu asning-
it u. i ne ton." Groi.t'., -.i a
Hon. MiniAEi. C. Trovt, of Sharon,
Mercer county, fell dead in the wash
room of the Mansion House at Maitch
Chunk, Da., on Wednesday evening
of last week. Accompanied In a niece,
he had been participating in the sum
mer excursion of the Pennsylvania Ed
itorial Association, and had just re
turned witli the party from a trip
around the Switchback, and was in the
act of making his toilet, when he was
stricken by heart disease, and sinking
to the floor, expired almost immedi
ately. The remains were taken in
charge by the officers of the Associa
tion, and after being projerly pre
pared and enclosed in a magnificent
burial casket, were forwarded on the
following morning to his bereaved
friends. Several years ago, Mr. Trout
represented the Mercer district in Con
gress, and at the Reading convention
last year he was strongly urged for the
Democratic nomination for Governor
of this State. He stood high ir. the
confidence of his party, and as a citi
zen mx'nUiinod pure and uusullio.l
reputation. His age was about GO
years.
Lisbuin, York comity, is the first woman ( immediately ht hiii.l 1 ' "T' K'
to slide off a load of hay this ytar. She j fire and exploded with 'V-'T'
did it on Pntnroay, and broke one of her i tcring the car and irw 'r' V i
legs near the hip. ! othy Lynch. Henry KchsV
bell and
Kentucky. He was far advauctd in yeais
in his father s mill, lhe acquaintance and bis Ucmise was merely tlie result ol the tunnel a box of rr;-,. ,
rapidly ripened into love upon her part, 1 general debility. ploders. which the n- '
n nrl fb bti rrllrrc -rMitb Impimrt tnii.torl i VIrs. l''biiil r"-llsm5l-trpr. rirrl i n r- l.tfnr ..r. - . r,'1".
... V. -I- . . , . . .V x- ' . ' : ..viv ii.oiig inio tliu
wiui tne same sensational iceuug aiso. lie
did not dare to conduct the intimacy open
ly, for fear of incurring the displeasure of
his family, and so the courtship wm car
ried on in secret. A proposal of marriage
was accepted, and a clandestine wedlock
arranged.
The same was consummated. The young
people the foolish lass of eighteen Sum
mers, and the foolhardy lad of nineteen
Winters kept the (secret faithfully. Hy
some persuasion the young husband be
came possessed of his wife's marriage lines
aud destroyed them, lie soon grew weary
of his jouthful bride ; and being too cow
ardly to acknowledge her to the world as
such, he began to neglect her. lie went
with another
W . 1 r.
Dennis McFaddcn. (!:,,ri .
Kir-gsby. engineer.' Km-v
scnou. but it is t xi r'ed be r,
McFadden cannot (i.e.
At Baltimore, on Saturday, James
West, colored, convicted of the murder of
Anna Gibson, and Levan Palmer, colored,
convicted of felonious assault upon a white
girl, were sentenced to be hanged.
On Sunday eveninc last two sisters
named Hannah and Ann Williams, resid- rr,.- t - "
ingin Phanixville. Chester countv, were' , , r,nirlous se f (
Fimnltaneously stneken with paralysis, and . -e" V " Q;
died within n f.vv 1, ..r...Vl. ! 1S,K. S all Wll'l l:a( t.-u.l
An earthquake Sunday moming spread ; tri'V"! can,'ot fail " 1,p a-snredv
disaster throughout the north of Italy. 14 atioinpiire-s. u ulnm A
Fiftv-two persons were kilkd. Venire 1 l . . .ijl'"nnri. li.iiui-u-tl
riiii.t- t . .
. ' . ' -krf . ... , 4" T i-
llie damsel lived in I and Verona su ercd s i" hL v. ami TVi.ttr """ " 1,4 hhiudit
girl
Bridesburg, whither the thrice fend-hardy i aud four villages near Vittoria terribly
swaiu hied iiiinsclf too frequently. The girl j it js reported that a master sailm;
v..i3 liic u.iiiiiier oi people in uumoieuie,
and when they were apprised of the pros
pective nuptials between the son of the
rich mill owner and their "Mollie," were
glad of heart aud buoyant in spirit. The
wedding day came, aud was celebrated ;
with great eclat. The festivities terminat- j
ed with what in the South would be dubbed i
a "hoe-down." j
This marriage had been conducted with
more publicity than the former, and soon
aker
of the ( iiarlfstow n, Mass., Navy Vaid Ls
engaged in repairing the identical Hag al
luded to in the song of the "Star Spangled
Banner." It waved over Fort Melleurv
in 1S14. J j
An Alabama lawyer, defending mur
derer, spoke for nineteen consecutive hours,
and the jury brought in a verdict of guilty
in seven minutes. Thev probably did it :'
llns lf.irtn.nt.
tne m.m with n g;i:j ?.i! ;Vf.
a T)ist(il. 11. P rnr.tir.i f. , .! . .1
obtain money. Abr.i:i:s Is n,, t
4 x
tenn in ine penn:tciiti;i:-y am!
committed suicide in j.iii, l;t
nhi it i tlir.i..1. . .i . .
.... .. ... ...v-....,, an.
in iniquity of the three. 11V
granted her fifth trial on r.vir
grounds. Her first trial run!;".,;
agreement ot the jurv, n::d t;
it eriiici oi muni
reached the ears of the stem parent of the I There arc now livin
er in ili. sr-.i
Tl.
to revenge themselves for the torture they j tirt whirl I rV T'
i,-..i i, J i -ourt, winch reversed the rW...
lowor f '.,oi f . ,
twice married youth. The case was inves- the late Jonathan and Hutli Parker of !" t?'"7. and wman
tigatcd. AVhen the father was acquainted Nantucket. Mass.. twelve rl.ilrhen tlie J..rne ( ncuit ft.mt. :
with the fact that his son was a bigamist, j BCms and seven daughter, whose a, ' lesul,'nK ln nother dissgrecT;
v no Donnas, and he deter- , respectively 73, 71, G, 65, (53, 5.50, 54, i " ' .1
tin hj iiiaf iiLrtiii uie iiiLTiiuy j 4 aiKi 4i. l"b,Ll1 h. Jtr
. . 1 ' . . 1 ... I Ju
his rage knew no bonnds, and he deter
mined, in or
and pr.de of the family, to disinherit the ( All Atlanta physician advises patients ! ade bv the ,1 Z i '
wilful malefactor. The g.rK the v.ct.ms j who in these cholera times feci -'upside ! "u, tL 1 t U C :nv
of the wiles and wooings of the young Lo- j down" to rectify that conditon by stand- 1 l' " ' bnt
thario carried their cases before a magis- ; iug ou their heads for a minute at a time )' earned ;..-; f .-...
trate, but the proceedings were dropped, ! thrice, a dav. Which is a simple way to ' L " .V , cm,rR : r"
most likely by the old man shelling out: heel up" their difficulty "lg of the demuner iM,t yV J
some of his lucre. The stripling was turn- J A M.uachusett pa'per having nnv I fL1'!! V"1 src"::,!- ! "
ed from his father's home with the brand ! claimed that th oeo,,lr ,.f k. . 7, the Mt,,1"n.f"r a " t::;:!.u A
. X. Oil v tLtr 1 . i i I
f the family's displeasure upon hir.i, and
lie no longer is to be seen in the rural dis
tricts of the Twenty-third ward. Whither
he has gone uo one knows. Vhila. Sunday
Mercury.
people oi me .Mate are
not prostrate at the feet of (General Butler,
the Louisville (VciVr-.riM.J ruinaiks :
4-lf his feet are half as diitv as his hands.
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u is uicKy ior r.er tnat she isn t.
A Islcpt lU.coim. Murder rf a Con
tract
unanimously di c t'txt
! must be tried u-t .-.Lrniv.
has spent about i-:.if w f. ,:- t;rt
mockeries of inticr. ju.rl
ii...:.. ft ... . . niiii ii wiii r.i
I I I'lir w . I -. I V (TI IT . .Int. n . . . 1 . ' - - -
!. 1. r.-l.:.i - C
; mjkik 101 iniicr wajfs. 111s successor.
1 :r. Mcvenson,
,0fi0 more.
t'J s;.,. !
gets 40 a flay, and is so
ractor on the Pennttlrani.t K.tihortdA lim,1.v convinced of his own siijrioT worth i A IM I X I STII A I ( :' (
Vetmorelin.d County .Man Shntnhtered ! hat he won 1 back a little sum of I Letters of -.l;i. i.i- -v ..
Mortey the urjrt in Moth Covj Suicide of v-',-v wun.ii uw. nut, ngiuiuiiy ueiong to "e oi ti.wAiu. i.vans. i,
One of the Guilty Parties Au Accomplice ' hlm, . ! LTTIh;?hnbr.l!,.,'''!,nly-,1;1 'Vl
Confee.-Th people of Spring Mills ' -Mr Avery D. Putnam, wife of the f" ut tn'V&
have been anitated for some some time cast 1 T,ctun ot i-oter, who was recently hurts ae are rc.int-t. a tn n ikr iw-
by the story of two murdeis and a suicide
in their quiet neighborhood. In April last,
it will be remembered that we published
an account of tlie suicide of one Mr. Young,
under circumstances that afforded no sat
isfactory explanation. He was a young
man, highly respected, with fair prospects
and good health. But one day he went
into the woods, cut open an artery in his
arm, and by holding it open with a ftick,
succeeded in putting an end to his life. It
in ew i ork, has recovered 5 OOO fn.m n"'t, uml t :. liHinrel ,injv
the passenger railway compa.iy owning j X
the hue uimhi which her husband was kill- 1 maker & S.-. i,ir m r.:,. n.s.
ed, the Supreme Ccurt dtcidinc not to i Evn,,s "YVr"11
grant a new trial. , ivfijR
A curious place for a bird s nest is that June 2.1. ls7S. r.
chosen by two soni-steis that l.:i.v fn.,n.i !
a dwelling-place on the Derby tConnecti- I A UDITOP,' NOT!''!;'
cut) Lai!road in the angle formed by the 1 Xi. h,,, anSnted An-iit-rt:
me iresiies oi a bridge and ' ourt or nullum cuintv ti re?"';
upon which the rail "rests i f,'- money in the l.;ti..l-..f Mj
J.i.itr tt 1 - j AilninitrHfr.r of tl.e .-.U rr
s,s daily er the bridge. .ir, -,i. . hnwn i.v ! ,-,,,1 v-
was not known that hist before the suicide i lea tra,ns pass
lounir wan sent for bv a vonr.rr friend; t'n Ihursdav afternoon a ...).., ..1 n" partus interested
named Kcnlcy, and a private interview j ebriate in tlie employ of Robert Hamilton
took place, but the object of the confer- j ot Columbia, divested himself of a pocket- ! ,;,TH-' ,8' at 2n ci.-k. r m
ence or what was there communicated is book containing seven cents and a dilmi hty lnat pres.-nt tin ird.ii
nnl Vnnwn tl n ..nr .,m,J .-.!. l:1tr.,l tl,.,.., ,u...l. 1 j , . from coiiuiii iii on ssiel f-.ni.
any connection with Younjj'e last fatal act. ' Susquehanna river and was taken down
But soon after his death, Kcnlev, who had 1 lhc stream with the current and drowned
ui-en ..m..m. ii.ri, recover, . -.Mr. John ,lcAU sterf who lived a short
Rent, fur Dr. l an rtKb ..f C;-. urn. ! j. . . .. ... ' "V " non
" , ..j,,!, .mN uisiance irom tne village of I)
e there was
two other men had participated. The first
suit themselves, mean to dec
united Democracy of Cambria countv
has never leen defeated, and it cannot
be defeated note.
The nomination of Herman Haumer
for Sheriff has had a chilling and most
disastrous effect on certain radical
wire-pullers in this locality, and has
completely disarranged all their sup
posed cunningly devised plans for the
campaign. It was cruel thus to dis
apioint their cherished hoies and drive
radi.-il chin clr.M-,1.1 :
v m w bx. iTU &r kr 1 n 1 ' 1 1. ti u mcr v r- -v -
Democratic breakers. Had BaZr 1 ?.,.,t 1 rcsidont Graut ' Says the Sun.-
ton.' (Jrant's Urr numAi . ..
r t.iUUUI, l UUnUUl-
tionally be fliminished during his term
of olhce, and if there were any possi
bility that a regaling bill would be
presented to him, which there is not
his well known respect for the consti
tution, to say nothing of his inordinate
love of money, would arm him with
good and sufficient reasons in his es
timation for its veto.
The New York Sun mav le nreiu-
diced, but it tells a power of truth
Ca?sar was am-
: All . .
failed of success in theconvention t ho' great men have their failings ;
wiii.il icauers uereaoouts were pre
pared to present to the voters of the
county what they conceived to le a
duce for popular admiration and ap
plause two candidates for legislative
honors, who, in all the essential ele
ments of political knavery and turpi
tude, approach within gunshot of Bill
Ovens and Sam Josephs ? The times
are sadly out of joint, but in the two
instances referred to Philadelphia
stands unrivalled and without a peer.
The St. Louis Republican has in
formation of a secret organization en
tirely free from the Granges and the
Patrons of Husbandry, known as
"The League of Justice." The pri
mary object of this League is repre
sented to be the repudiation of the
railroad bonds issued by various coun
ty, town and municipal governments
throughout the northwestern states,
and the seizure and common division
of lands that have been granted away
to cortiorations bv the United States
) Congress. It is claimed that the League
! n.Vl' t J T T- -v- .
and made a most startling confession of , reports that on the at h tf June there Z
iu muiucrs, in wnicn ne and oung and ' a snow-bank at least f...,,- ft .!.." ". V .
" 1 y ujr
murder was committed last fall, the victim I h. lived 'on l.isi,nZhv-Vn: "5
oen g a contractor on the I'ennsylvania ; never before saw snow upon the "Wound
Kadroad, whose name we have not learned. I June fciouna 111
He appeared in the place with about two j Eben Sumner, of Vinton Iowa
thousand dollars, and these four young discharged from jail after a Li ml
men enticed him into a restaurant kept by sentence for a.temptiug to murder is
one of their number, and after making , wife, and the very Ltih Kw i
htm stupid with drink, knocked out his to get a double-ed "eJ ifi, kl 1
brains with an axe and took his money, j plunge it into hi," wife' tl.t- klSi
Sfl! ify "Dnk hiS in deep Kink ,,er- ",,d the t thinrr ed id ws tn LhI
hole in Spring creek. The second murder 1 himself aia nas to klJ1
was committed in March or April last, a j At Des Moii
h.Ti-l 1
Will Htteml to the liili'-i el ' -i :
mi my otnci'in hlei'.':r
Z 111 011 s:tl'l r-.m-!
I. hi . . ' . I
Elx-nburTr. June -T;.
A UDITOK S NdTkK
dersipned .ii.l:t r.
Orphuns" (Viurt ff CmilTia ir-"."
fhp mnnnv ... 1 1... 1. ... '. . I'lI'lV
ministt-Mtor of the F--t.'.reef
1.1 s. flec'ii. hs shown I v !ii:n r'
i noli lies all per.!. interested if!''
i llie duties of sjo.I ii e.iKiMif-.
in Kbcnvhurir. on I-'iiimv. IhnJ
o'clock, p. it., w hen hix) l"'""
sent their elaiins. r.r l.e t'jrrf
in .n Siiirl fun'l. .Ko. w.m
Ebenslurg-. Juno 21 .
A DMINIST11ATIIN-Vi
Kti!tcnf J.iliv N hM
Lctter9 of Aiiir.i!,i-tr:ti' i '
John .cnKHiov, irite f r'
C-Minbria county, iteee.teii. l.a'"
ed to .it iiii.i..t-.-iri....i Jtv tlie 1.
lies, Iowa. satiirrlTr eonntr.ill iwiniiiuL-ihuiii'cIW
!K"f l"' - - . r Uie O""- The vie- j Nelson Yard shot and instantly k llXl i. t '" te cf ie.tsi.-n .r
tun in thM .instance was a gentleman from I son Jones, who he allepes ,L I o " ' "e pm,,,,., payment. an !. I. -Westmoreland
county, whS had previously ' o-it-.-eH l.U !l;f , S t bas "peatetlly a?ainst the same y.zt -
TL ! ..Y:ml weiSred Xot
as far as Center Hall on his way to the i both in jail. ae now
Til 1 1 I Xx it Ii n P .' J
IZlikUl IHIHI r Millvi i, 1..V. I...-, ,.
Ti e '. """I uuiiGinr, IU
J xV th b:U,k of California, explo
ded with terrifieOV.f r...i. . ,.' tAl"o-
, , t-w uutu uuuuinfrs are
complete wrecks. Ten or tw.lv, ,J?
the property. Since their
at the time these respective murders are
said to have been committe', neither of
these men have been heard from. Since
Kenley s confession the other two men
have disappeared from the place. Kenlev
is recovering, and will probably have to
answer for his share in the two crimes
that he so freely confessed. ITis statement
are abloniade Publ5f .in tail, and we
u - 5? glve on,y t,,i3 brf outline
which is the substance of V",7
in the neighborhood.-- llacen Penut
r.diooi ir.oo u.,,,., ' -- mine arc immaculate.
o wuls nun- Tir, l:.; w . " ! .i.i.t. t r i' ,
pared to present to the voters of the ! v T' Jlar,Doro"Sn " penurious, " oSn, m ivansa. eoraska,
l nniuii was a laiaiist ; but lirant i a" jnwuun, ami is matting
j headway in Texas, Illinois, Indiana
10. A membership of 2G0.000
on the "buttered side.
ma
Ifaaical organs have not atteinnte! to be. Veri
rharge tbt) "Eoensburg King" or any
other "ring" with their nomination
lliere is no ring alout then except ' Therk were tweutv-fourdeatlis lrom
the ring of the true Democratic metal. ' cholera and cholera morbus in Cincln
We must tlcct thenx. 1 uaU ou. Wednesday last.
tCt W .1 ..V: ' I" " i lianrl
very attractive political programme. I : ""f ,1 "LS11? T .them al In
K.. lo nil . j :.. iiuummi. ii-r.mr. la runon. ' "
uut umi .i 'n now mm h in or knC n . " , ' I. . i 1 : i :
The i namhcml among the tilings that will .J T " "?f.Hia!e 01 religious
i Vorilv i.o. k; y. t r.u i wmiiion ne mav he fond
retl side " i it wn,k3 , but he is our President at ! Frank Wamvorth, the voung man
rare oi yoo.000 a year, and who ' w ho shot and killed his Hither in New
Knowsthathe will not wih ir i r , i Ynrt 1 : t.
-j . r a . - - - , x - rx vii y iivt mm; biiht. wits on last -tt , ... o "
ijent for twenty years to come? And 1 Wednesday evening found guiltv of ' ? '"nnk from perj
i "lilies U, WHO,-WOUld ln
us to oriose hiai?''v-
licait.
In the Constitutional Convention, on
Saturdav. J. S. Klnofe- lot '
- - - -i .-lLuirripv.
une j
ty of
PXECUTOUS N'OTHJP0;
F.stme of ' nu"?'' lr,j t
Letters Testmnerit.-ii y "ii i'- " r
I. . . 1 .
w.ie Kinco, inc iuhng General VonHokelcn.
Mandal. ' LWe and 5i
Iiaiiie, Ind., has snch a mania for hoi-set
that she frequently imagine herself one
and will eat grass, stamp, kick, ctc
Will iYi.nicki.l.T ? iOIlt-
.-i".i. up m the night, har
ness her father, team, and dnve nfdes
wJ'' i,"nt,1.,.,,e is oveiken and brought
back
an
wi
Prof.
Stvv.u ..r w..l.'inv-!i :i t 1
liuviny lieen eranteJ t.i l.'.i-ii.i,!'
Iteirister of ( '.-mi hri.i i-i.iu.-tv. n
sriyeu to ll iiersons in i-1 ' ' ,l ?
pavmptit inn.! te m.i If " itin
having el.ii'i-.s ayai-i-t the sr
'f!. m. :k. !;'; 1-.
JOMH II t K!v'-F-Iletnloek.
May IU lsT-v-l-
T CTTEHS ( F A-P! fNI-'TBAT!'
1a
township, l'am!iii:i n'ui;t. u
been b run ted to the un.li-r.:-'
ter of Riii l eoiintv. all I r
estn
er or siu l eoitTuy. an .
PStnteare hei-ebv net;lie.i ituM',
res;eetivt" ai-coitiif in'i-t ! c' :l
flnnvnl I" il tr -. -.
splendid speech in favor of swoir.nrr
eery member of the Legislature at ! pose of makin
lut ciose oi every session
cast no vote in which he
interested, and had su
rupi proposition. Of
aeipina Press savs
to see tins strong proposition adoptetl
1" luere are men w'o will take
am to accomplish their
men. are. even nmr.nr, k
. nil;
dhit!?6 Wil!,eVe" to eneTghK ! 1.'
UheCm.UP the,r ttamS aud y j e:' Kls&
ise. that indefn
rino- i tennl ni.l t fit- .. t. "MI iua-
j I " , ouuoon for the
flearllel.l Twp..
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Line I L 1
PUr- ' TTAVlMj iitit:iite
g a voyage across ti. i i I 1 .-.n .h-. t.te..f .i-n t
that he had i t,C IIe ls novv busily eiuratred i " ! -IU to.vnhip, a.nl .r;i
was nersonnllv I preparations for hisean trio. .u.dCvrl; 31. ."V -i
Parted no cor. X?WJ?' twentieth of I
l,;, u T.. -t """ lu,s experiment will ! I -. l : same pres. in in.-." i" -i
tlllS the Phll-i i ed forn-ai.1 .-v WIII be look- i r,c..ttl..i....Mt.
VcKr..,r, ! HfiA reat "rest by scien- ! "maima nk xs.:v.t '"Z
. . I I'A'IIIH-kln Mi'-V:: ,,
basepmirder in" the second degree, Not ' ?VCrtion, ref J"0"'1 to
! vet sentenced. ! all the countrv
A men T M
kcaj optioiliKts .
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ends, rdes Tiav n -"'ge says the ap- I . TM ttr-TAKl f
worst, some ence has "i my 'ean -xtri- . I . m. SV o f:v vns. l..:- h'
nrr T ,ot t1, beneath the t t,,e "los-ms fall ,' ouyh. o:hri:, :y..nf. . f
. . ....v., su me Cl-O!) will Im Tf irranlf.1 OV tlie n. . . . i
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