THE CIMBRII FREEHiH.
A War Affo.
Twelve sliort months have barelv
Patterson is still a profound mystery, I passed away since the country was in
ArniotGH the name of the individ
u:il who struck the immortal Billy
The State Elections.
Journals in different parts of the
country have indulged in comments
PnPNfcRMRrv OA : the TimliMl iMilpr Wpuluints nenrr. the midst of the heat and. nassion of unon the results ana lessons 01 ine
Fvitov Mornhlir. - Orfeltfr 2i. 1873.. that they can point to the man who ' the Presidential election The prin-; late elections
A Strange Discovery.
Xeivs and Voltticttt Items,
Although differing- as
A fcaif.i'.ly r.an ,-.y
, i bi ruction or a sij
t.i. cnrtf ii vnitin.i a Ixiok. about In th .r n.. .
Jl'Uil I'Ulinv" O " LIT St, ,-,, ,
the assassination. . . ; which to. n.e - ,
Ciiu ni iviivi"" . y , . j . t
Tiif, Constitutional Convention has ; as
adopted a ciause prohibiting the grant- for County Treasurer. They la- the
ing office passoi on railroads, and an commission of that unpardonable siu
exchange facetiously remarks that a ; at the door of the editor of the Johns
n tan pumi 10 tne man who . ..a f t. t ..;nn wi t c.n r.f the nointa involved in the Clark. A very nm
knocked the political life out of Thorn- I '
CrfAitU, the late Radical candidate lions who participated iu the memora- j the case, that in none of the States foVthe layii."
Lie contest.
Gen. (irant was supported by a for
midable combination of bauks, rail-
rtMdanl price for peanuts will be the town 3 ,-,&, a paper whose de otion n'lisnn m hi '
next thing in order.
In order to show how a knave like
Sam Josephs can be foisted into the
to the candidates of its party is not j hy whieu the wuoie army of 0nice
lightly to le questioned. It may be ; holders was marched in solid column
that these Ebcnsburg Radicals accent i to the polls. On the other hand, Mr.
as tnw the modest claim of the. Johns- ' Greeley had mainly to rely upon the cal column
A WHO I.ITE1) ONE HIXDUED AND
IOKTY-F1VE TEAI'.S.
At llie sontheast corner ol J.' ittli ana IjO-
cust fitieets stands the grocery of Mr. Jas.
A very unpretending grocery aim
grocer. Isut now ine
tbrouli the layiiiff Ot a footwaiK. .viijuii-nj ... m tLe
Air Clark has terved out dried beans, . aim cuuureu, imuh j-"cm, . ua mm,.
;,, ni.m tliAv hvp siittMrdl sifr. i .i ham . and about to settle at Los Angeles, c ai. uu . luu-ents at
...i.-.i ii.- - .1 i of w. r,.r t AIis. Stowe has burnt up the manu- in Kng'aiid, rttvntlv ?
I 5? lwH be felt dirlrTn theehoiec 1 S va and oddV TlTlo wVs script of a b.k she has Wen busy about ; He re.na:ned
which will be felt direciy in the choice ey ... - ... vr..,.0 llim nfl - var jn writinir. She don't like it. meanwhile on the muf.
- -i 1 . .1 ' 1 A 1. A ruiUL-u UV Ilia .vu - j - . . i
Xauicai cauuiuaLC iui ure inrii , - i, llf1,: 1,
raisin"- a family of three kittens aud three the cabin to within
squirrels. , V'" of i, 1
A white woman ni lew ork was re-j 1 he Is re ccuiicl in tv".
cently held for trial on a charge of abandon- ' hand, weie a.-utj. ll;:d'.: f
inn- her colored babv. : cuncBivetl on m(l!..L , .V''r, ''
have the Radicals held their own,
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of a
.uuivtjtLc iui uca" ,,! ..Mnw tho liousn has. i ilie nesiuciiui;t lsMiea a lruciaiua- ; . ne ia u;i uui!.:, r,. . . '
President. It is hardly possible that j Te sio.walk surrouudins the store and tion ajiointinf Thursday the 2.th day of . end or the f.nu day a Kv;it'.e-. .
the three-term principle.will beadopted ! the two houses on Locust street was very November next as a day of 'thanksgiving, j in the woods ta, ti-ut ,; t.; :
vath Ohio ou thCATrong sideof the Rad- ; much dilapidated, and it was deemed ad- -There is a well in liutler county fnrn. the shrieks of the u,,,iw.f
The Detroit i-Vce rrcas visabie to lay a new one. i ms as , -" ----- r----- - -- - - --- , - n'u i,.
as itmg as 11 r.
The President ha isnied a proclama- ; as he lay 0:1 tin
' l
" -r . i . . . . - . .. i commenceu vesieinay.
Legislative br the well-known opera- ' town Voice, that to its all-powerful o.gau.fauon n cn uu , " ' "1, .Vof renro 1 f Urk re"?embef. lhf Voute r ,: 4
4. ... .... . , i . ' ., , 1 , i adopted him, materially enfeebled bv this matter, wlncli arc worth ol iepio- ; rocust street, immediately back of his os-
t ion of the I lnladelphia registry law, influence to be ascribed not only the j a (iisaffefction procured and purchased i ductiou at this time. That paper says: j tablishment, has had in front of the door
bv the Administration, and the Liber- Tn Ohio, the Kej.ublicans went into the I an old marble or soapstoue slab. Y hen
1 ll-l1H wJthnt tvirtv nrrrnn. omnaiirn with the most sanguine expect- i the pavement was removed this of course
"LI ,. "I - i i !...,. Ti.ev had arraved against them was taken up. Ibe bricklayer, uin turn
we inVlrsh Inflow the official vote in election of Samuel Henry, but also
the Third district, 'which glories in the the decreased majorities of the Demo
disgrace of having for its represent a- , era tie candidates who were elected.
tive such a political villain as the afore-- ; We think we can relieve the Tribune i
I
said Josephs. If the character, loth
morally and politically, of a const it -ncy
can be fairly estimated from its
representative, the majorit- of voters
sistance was obtained
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IOITU W1HI UVUieuui'US luiw ""S"i "ic suihlfu a UVil.it ,
Alsace, was killed l.v ICV '.J'
years.
31iss Agues jee, ine youngesi aaugu-
ter of the late General Robert E. Lee, died ; Orleans u mid.iv lat. in.it.d
in Lexington, Kentucky, last Tuesday i landing fpm the sU u.il., a; I
i ney ukik pasaaj.
i "Washington.
One of the most effective appliances
ing it over, was surprised to find that it
' o ' tl.ntr uoi-o rilinKCfl to term Ilifi IokkiI-
tolerate the frauds and corruption at ; . i1m,L,a(.T ,d a third nartv move- was a veritable tombstone, on which was
ment of which they spoke only in terms of : the name aud age ol a person wno aieci inn
contempt, let the 4fossihzed JJenio-
.latnos Haiuin. Hep. and He form Clt)
Samupl Joscplm, Independent 3ST3
liavid Hulliviin, Democrat 4'.i0
JoHeph's majority ovelb
..28t4
ITPF.u a provision of the local oj-
tion law, the vote on. that question,
so far as it applied to Philadelj
was not taken until the election
Tuesday of last week. The vote stood
as follows: For license, . 5(,617;
from the accusation of party iufideli-
tv to Griffith which lias been made t mnloved bv thf fnVnd of fJen fJrnnr. cracv planted itself firmly on the right.
' :it : rn k:.J q ,.ftnntroH f tl. rtri ; aud hat has been the result? The forty
Ba...0.. uv.un. u.i.Ubu uB . - thousand, fifty thousand, hundred thou-
own political grave. He U-gan the ! Vcr in his behalf. To bring it about, ' and mttjttritt variously claimed by lie
campaign with lager beer as his con- ! a. w? S i8?ued f fbis tyf j wbHca journ.l.ncl .l ha. melted
uoveruor uas oeen successiuir 11
the baiest majority. It is un-
I I y-v A fn f 1 1 r rl o VACAn t V ! Mild
death of him. It played the same then supposed to represent a large ; . u 'lt is attributable to popular dis-
trick on him that an Australian boom amount 01 eapiuu ana weaiin. inis cust Wlth KepubUcan practices and popu-
in the Third district is unparalleled in
any other part of the btate in point of . trolling power over men's votes, and others, mostly known for their iuti- ' didate for G
moral turpitude and political baseness: ; imji.r ucrr cventuallv proved to be the mate relations witli the Treasury, and ! at al, b' 11
of vears.
It contains the following inscription:
In memory of
Airs:. Allison,
Wife of Robert Allis
W ho departed this 1
April the 20th. 17G9,
Aged 143 years.
The stone is about three feet high and
eighteen or twenty inches wide. Th5
words given are all very piain, bnt where
the dashes occur the inscriptions have
Ellis II. Roberts, member of Congress 1 father asserts that hu 1m r;,:er .
fromXew York, having just returned from ( iutituacy with a voting Ki-t-lclira'.'
Kuroiie, has covered his back pay into , vessel, had disliouond Ler Vi
the Treasury. i promised the captain of tl,es,' ""
.'V moiner in .-Yimsinmg county iuiu nmicsi 111.1 uaugmei on Uir.id I
her son to shoot a chicken, lie did as re
quested, but also tliot his brother, killing
him instantly.
A Chester countian has a rooster eight
weeks old which has taken charge or a
brood of eleven chickens. He goes through : vere, the lut ri.shp of that
all the movements ot a cievotea ciuck. iisnoj) was muidered r.i tLejAc-
Mr. Thomas, aged ninety-one, who ' Chapel of Kt. Jean cle I..n. i.','.'-
died in Veru.ont, the other day, said that j stabbed in the heait and lu.-s ,"
he'd worried more over buttonless shirts j prayer. One Lmil Pel)( ticr.
..till r . . tf . i i 1 1 t t
after lauding he stabbed L
fatally.
Private advices ineivf,
French settlement of m. i'v
formation tf t bo assassin
at Iliu (..;'
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erang invariably does when thrown by thc Uliteil StllteSj and to almost cverv It the Democracy of Ohio be called by , Tsoft slone. TLe aSe of the venerrb?e ! tZE t
an unpracticed hand, which in re-1 private banker, commercial firm or j ia
bounding strikes him square between j merchant of recognized standing or f f it3 tmh and arroSantin"its pre- 1 Dh.ectlv under the bulk window of the ! tUiel. , - T , t c , , -a
11 -.t 1 I-, .....it 1 1 i nflinm Tito m M-ou in nrtta . i :..i 1JU eciiy nner ine imiK nimiuw n n.e, f'ai tain Jack and Sschonchin. it is said.
than all his business affairs put together.
Col. Hughes, the Republican candidate
tlm pvm U.kI filiflith tint mmi to influence.
J " &
The design was to create gumption has scarce scored a nominal vie-
store ou Fifth street another tombstone
hia the neneeful and ouiet h-unlet of St a POht,-al ljauic 011 thc e3'e of the clcc- j tory over it in the btate campai-u and has , found, but not quite so ancient as the
" 1 J o ! ton, and to excite the alarm oi the 1 met with defeat in the Legislative districts. firet name'd. It isMcut from iatLer tt
on .Nicholas, 111 Larr township, on Si n- t interetg en"-aed in commerce ' One of the most gratifying features of the 'ranile aud bears the following iusciip-
i.i.r..,. 4i, ...i -i '-..,.:. . uuio election is tnai n win secure me re-
" v j manuiaciures, a(l uaiiKing. ! tuni of Mr. Thm man to the Uuited States
bought two Ley of his favorite lager It was represented by the signers of , fc:enatr where he has done so much to
and dealt it out with unwashed hands n's lK,lx'r that they had no confidence ; Lonor himself and his constituents. In
in the principles w hich .Mr. Ureeley resjKjci tne resuu is reuu.e 10 mica
advocated ; that his policy would l J sy spinU in the Cabinet hf not content
1 11 i 1 1 i- I 1 ! with the places they now have, arc and
ruinous, and that his election would 1 1 i. ...,i.i .; 1.;....
t-ity, and an inspection of the ofhcial be the treasurer elect of Cambria ; inevitablv be attended bv a financial 1 thev consider better? Ohio has dashed
rote shows that a majority in only one c-ounfy. Put man proposes and the ! crash which must bring distress on the hopes of Columbus Delano; may Ma-
ward, the twenty-third, was given ! voters dispose, and these two fatal tne country and involve a repetition J &2uef7re3 ao s smu
fgsinst license, the other twenty-ciglit j kegs of lager were the last straw that I J,f.t,he co,nsC(l "Alices of 18o7. I Lev j j Pennsylvania the 'Republicans bav
against license, 23,153 showing a
majority in favor of license of 32,494. j to those who would drink it, he would
There are twentj--nine wards in the ' lo-da-, beyond any reasonable doubt,
wards voting for license, even includ
ing the twenty-second ward, in which
a vote was taken not less than two
vears ago, under a special act of As- beer kegs
bcmbly, and showed an overwhelming
majority against license.
tiun:
In memory of
Mr. Chaui.es McSwhkk,
Late of thc Island of
Grenada,
AVho departed this life
May 15, 1774,
Aged 04 jeais.
It i not known how or why these an-
I cient tombstones were placed in the posi
1 tions in which they were found, and where
tVi.v ni ?iinlit I1Q1- ! iiTni-Mrf.il r.t
- ill 1 L'llllS 1VAU1.4 llCIIUUIlliLU vtc : ...... w . ...... ..v. . ........
broke the camel's back. On his no- I 11'Kl UP uen- vrant aim tne system OI . outained a victorv : vet whitt a vietorv ! ; years. As far as can be ascertained, there
litical tomb-fctone. therefore the fol- which he is the incarnation as a sov- j instead of the 137,000 majority of Novum- j was no old burying ground iu the imme-
lowiiv eoitanh should be inscribed sur ' reigu panacea for these threatened j bcr last, the party has a majority of from i diate vicinity, and it seems strange that
i-oi?,l Juu w.t,i,. r .. ! evils. The success of his administra- 20,0410 to 30,000. leaving out the city of 1 they should have been placed u.m.u the
i.ivu .i iui 1'ii.ui . v bit v iaL:ti
1 o Ii; i ...... 11. . . ..11; 111
. 1 1 : t 1 ,
ine uiRiii, was cuaige'l w,th
and was arrest-fd. Lt i.s s.i -! j s. .
was incited by the fact t'...'. Der
herited all the f rtu:ie of :'.:u.ti
a wealthy Frenchman.
An old German bonr w .
Margaret Brami'.eiu, who . . .
be in very indegerit c:rc-.!nt;. '
found murdered in :ie ot'tlic. .
residence iu Pittsburgh, mi Satarr.
ing last. A Gcrn;a:i fa:i.:!y i.. ...
tier, who occiij'ied the ! wer . -house
have been am-su-d mi v.
c mimitting the dcd. I; is m'
old lady had a hnye a;ii .i:.: ..fj .;
trunk, which wa brokvn -:.)
P. S. Lizzie Schuttler c-:ifcs;J .
liesday Morning 1 1 it-t !! ::, ;
Lrauuiein cm Thursday eiiaii-a
stales that no other mt:.u(-r ut
ly had any connection- rt.
catuarine soiiaLiier arc i.-ri:-r; .
aeeesnories.
"Accidental d-vnh" i r.
the jury in reference to t'ieu.i.k;
"If the vote had been out, Henry's ma
jority would have exceeded his last year's
majority, and we would have rejoiced iu
1bt election of every candidate ou the Re
publican ticket with the exception, proba
bly, of Auditor and Coroner." Jvhnstoxrn
Tribu nf.
Let us 6ce how much truth there is
Here lie the political remains of
1 HOMAS fiKIFFITH,
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j nun in lcnuijiiiij 111c piiuiiu ucoi. uy
1 political figures prepared at the Treas
ury, and by the endorsement of these
Philadelphia, where the "Ring" holds full ' pavement surrounding the old frame build
sway and swells meagre, honest majorities ! ing now occupied by Mr. Clark. The su
into monster fraudulent ones, and the lie- ! position, however, is that some old place
publican party has not 111 ado a nattering : of interment was broken into by the exten-
The republican candidate for County Treas- financiers, Was one of the greatest ar- ' showing. It would surely have been de- i sion of the city, and the ttones used fortLe
........ Ar trt ... 1... ........... ... .t . . . 1 ' . .. ' ... . .. . . 1
urer of Cambria county at the Octo-
ler election, A. I). 1ST:!.
His death, which was entirely unexpected
hy his political friends,
"Was caused ly his unfortunate visit to
St. Nicholas.
Otherwise called 7icktovn.
In Harr township, i;i s.nid county,
On the tirst day of th- week, commonly
called Sttmhnr,
Two days before the election,
And then and there, Pro Itono Publico,
Buying tiro k?;is of lAt'jer Beer,
"With intent thereby 4,o edu:e di ersand sun
dry voters iuto his support for the office
of I ouv.ty 1 reasnrer aforeRani,
in like manner offending,
in the foregoing statement. At the
Oetober election, one year ago, Buck
alcw had 3,530 votes. This year Lud
low had 3,222, showing a Democratic To the evil example of all other candidates
deficiency of 30S. One year ago llar
t ran ft had 2,823 and this year Gordon
had 2,734, showing a Radical defi
ciency only 80. Thc excess of the
Democratic deficiency over the Radi
cal deficiency is therefore 219. 'If
the vote had been out," Ludlow's ma
jority would have been over TOO, Hen
ry's majority, instead of exceeding
that of last 3-car, woidd only have
been 127, and the majority for each
of the Democratic candidates would
have been increased 219. At no for
mer election in this county immedi- !
miments in his favor. The influenc? ' featcd if it had not been for its stronghold
which the circular exercised in con sol- , of trax?: lor u,e A,ow.lVe,,tli:i -X
- , .. , . A- , were at the mercv of the "Ring" deterred
idating the miglny corporations and j niaiiy tllousandi flum votillg Tu Philadel
111 intimidating individuals and com- ; phia, and kept hosts in the interior from
panies of less ostensible strength, is depositing their ballots. The result, tak
wcll understood bv evcrvbodv. It ; inU a'1 tl,e circumstances into considera-
,i. ;ii.-.f,..,;i.,., ,".,..,4 ! tion, is not discouraginj to the friends of
ILllUUa lllUdl.iai.lVJl UI ill LlUHlllllj. 1
good government and honest administra
tion, but should nerve them on to renewed
efforts in the future.
But while in Ohio and Pennsylvania the
dissatisfaction with the course of the Re
publican party has taken the form of in-
mong the persons most energetic if i..ls i.,,., vhibited in oi.en revolt.
And against the peace aud good" 'morals of ln this political financiering, and in ; Though its opponents in the State were
The result is known. (Jen. Grant was
re-elected President through the aid
of this vast centralization of capital,
actual and supposed wealth, and its
ramifications.
purposes as staged.
j A remarkable thing in connection with
; the matter is the extreme age of the pej
I son upon the slab first mentioned. It is a
. subject which the Numismatic and Anti
' juarian Society bhould take charge of. If
; lt can be established that Mrs. Allison was
145 j-ears old when she died she was cer
tainly older than any person who has lived
in modern times, of whom there i.s any ac
: count, except 'old Thomas Pair,' who
1 was born in 14S0, and died in Loudon Xo
I veniber 15, 1(3:J5, aged 152 years. i'iila-
soviet v.
Alas! jor Thomas.
By iAHjcr he was slain,
And will never treat again.
We had hoped that thc Democrats
exciting the icars 01 the timid, were very imperfectly organized, the party,
Jav Cooke k Co., Henry Clews & .'which could not relieve itself of the stig
Co, (both financial agents of the gov- !?a,Vf1bcfir'S a party, has elected
,.L,.4 i. i v:. t- 1. 11.I1, , its ticket by a majority of not to exceed
"mi"1, cii'iiy, x ir-n. lv luiiiu, , 25,000. This, it is tnw, in most States is
Howes it Macy, and others of like not a small majority, but it is in Iowa
..,. iii ,, , i standing. 1 hey threw all their strength Only once since 1802 has the party received
of this county by whose votes Samuel j afr.linsteMr. Gicdcv. Thev ralliedr.ll than 31,000 majority, and since the
Henry was twice elected to the Legis- their depositors ami clients for Gen- ! Residential elect iou 111 1SC3 the party has
i 1 t . e 11 r 1 1 1 i i 1. . ; never had less than W,14;, which Mr.
lature would not repeat their folly for , eral Grant. And yet the very state CarDenter received for Governor iu I8W.
menter
the third tune. But we have been oraftairs which they combined to pre- This year the same gentleman, a candidate
disappointed. It is not our intention 1 lict as inevitable should Mr. Greeley for re-election received scarcely one-half
a 1 1 . . i-'V tlTl. LUU IIHJ I H.UI'IC, CallU' LU MUSS ' " O
MixF.ns' Xationai. Coxvkxtiox. The
coal miners in National Convention as
sembled iu Yoimgstown, Ohio, last week,
adopted the subjoined declaration of priu-cip-les
:
AViiiCREA.s, It is :i well establiln-il f.u t, a
fact demonstrated by bitter practical experi
ence, that there is no portion of the indus
trial classes iu the flirted States w hose la
bor i.s so unrequited, w who are so much the
victims of the heart less demands of corpora
tions or aggregated wealth as the miners aud
, laborerr about the mines; aud
! Wheukas, It is only by unity of purpose
(a unity of interest already exists), by eon
I certed aud concentrated efforts that these
I evils can be removed or gi-ievances re
. dressed, and in order to accomplish this
purpose it is essential that a national or-
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1 1 I'lTt'ii 11 . :i iuiu 1 urn iiruiir. v n ' ill 1.111a k 1 .1 n liii- 1 tjuiitrii iiau.i
against those from whom a different I c-IinspiriiofoiYlinfTtn tbir i.mmnnn,,. in Philadelnhia. and those alone, snvrd
course was expected. To do so would And what is most noteworthy is the Radical party from a disastrous ' SSSso7whS
1 not recall what is now an accomplished i Ine Iacl that the bankers who got up , tieieat. 11 tne liegtstry law naa been First lo organize under a common ban-
1
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aic.13 loiiowing a contest lor t.over- , nor wtml.1 it onWrvn nn,- Bonn and headed the circular, who stood repealed last winter and a fair election ' ""-for the purpose of mutual protection
nor has the Radical party ever so J..' "r ouM "bsere nnJ bc"e" i forward as the impersonation of the ; held in this citv, Mackev, upon his ;-t:r. mnung population of the fnited
nearly polled its full vote as it did; Impose, n the principles of a ! new 6Vstem, who controlled the Treas-nesmirchcd reconl in relation to the Second-To afford pecuniary and moral
tins fall, only falling short 89. The political party are sound and worth ; Ury, who had the entire confidence of frauds in this State, would have been ; support to its members in all districts when
philosophy of the Tribune is therefore contending for, then its organization j the President, who dined him and beaten ten thousand. Resides, the i 's'Sk "'ay fKed l alternalivu
not sustained by the figures. nnirlit in 1,p nrown-! nn,i ifc wined him. who suhsprihod tn Ida knowledge that a fair election wns tot 'i'i,.-r .1 r ....t. 1
-e--B- ! :.,4: i i 41.. 1.. . I bonds, his houses and his p-oods nml be held in this citv would have insnir- s our safety demands, and the report of ' n the tirst Tuesday of November - Salette, and some of the moj;
?i..lxl T . . 1 -r.i 1 'flllfll1rkn.-ti M-l-li ell lu-Qrtllitittt- . . tl. .... eloc't ilillK Will l)0 holrt ill tlts f. ill.-itl-1 11 rr 4 1 . y ,. i I rfl'ltlil V.l 1 it i - r. ;il.tl 1 t'
u.eii i no i ipmiir 'i'fiT. niui .1 u.vi 4tt v - j - - . ...... -.
i-. . . - . ... insr classes in ceneral or our craft in n-.ir. teen States: Arkansas. Kloriiht lllinoi
joiig lranch with the best the Mate, and they would have polled ; ti. ular. i i;sc i,,via,i Jo..i.u.tc n..t,;
that money COllkl procure, were the ' a miien heavier Vote than thev did On ! fourth To shorten the working hours in gan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada New
first to fall and bring on the crash. ! Tuesday last. In this w ay Pennsvl- i Jhe mines. . ns to the miner more Jersey, New York and Wisconsin. ' After
About that there is no mistake. Tens ! vania would have been redeemed. It immv,' tlw, ;,;,, ... ' ' ?, I "' . 1 " ,ny we can gather some idea of the
Captain Jack and Schonchin, it is said,
were decapitated after the execution, and
that the heads are to be sent to Washing- 1
ton in alcohol, to he deposited iu the Army
Medical Museum.
Capt. Cooper, of Lawrence county,
who was our nominee for Surveyor Gener
al in 1871, has been elected Sheriff of that
county by nearly 400 majority. The Rad
icals carried the county by U13 majority.
The Democrats of Oneida, county, X.
Y., nominated Horatio Seymour for the
Legislature of their Stale. Such men are
needed at this time to purify legislation
and raise the character of our law-making
i bodies.
I The steamer Maiy K. Poe took fire
about noon on Saturday last, at Island
; No. SCi. about eighty-live miles above Meui
phis, Tetm., and was burned to the water's
, cde. Out of seventy persons on b.ard
i six lost their lives.
I There were thirty deaths from yellow
fever in Memphis on Friday, an increase
; of four over the day previews. Among the
: number were Fathers- Slierby and Leo,
; making five priests and live Sisters that
l have died since the fever began,
i. It deserves to he recorded that the
; Ilarrisburg State Jovri.nl (Adm.) is op
jiosed to the last scheme of the President,
who is desirous of erecting mansions in .
: Washington for members of his cabinet
and Senatois. at the people's expense.
! George Francis Train, who recently
returned from Kurope, having become dis- ;
giiftted with this country, its politics and
people, has sailed away again, leaving
America, he says, forever. The affliction
sore long time wo bore."
In Kansas recently, while a violent
j storm was raging, the kk-1 ot JUr. rsole
t quist's house was blown away and the
; family, consisting of five persons, took
I refuge in the barn. The barn in a few
, minutes was struck by lightning and the
whole family killed.
The Atchison 77wjisnys: "The mag
nificent frui of S. C. Pouieroy, iu this
comity, together with his lots in this city,
have been attached by the proper olhcei-s
on suits brought by creditor at Topeka
and elsewhere. One large item is said to i it the abdomen a:id b. r b ve'..-;o
j be that board bill of last winter." from thc u. nnd. It is V
AUttl.A... c. ..c ui l. ti t: . . . . -., it .i .
.-luiui-n uiiii:, il DHK.lt inline-, 111.1- OHO CilUU Wlilljle. -U llie ii.li.iCi
ga county, was instantly killed last Fiiday food name and were les-vcicd.
-.1 Tl - t r .. . . . .... " . O 1
une woi King on a iiiuucr job at lJirce I he announceinent wiesu'Cfa:
lwuns, Clearlield county, by the falling of that the Catholics of the Unitei v-
a tree. His remains were taken to Lock i tended to narticinate in a suiritus;
i, ... . . .
iiaven on rainitiay, auit tlience sent home.
He was twenty-two years old and married.
Seriously, e en solemnly, if we may be
permitted, the particular friends of "the
j President should take him in out of the
I wet on questions of finance. His ignor
' ance could be forgiven if it were not for his
j amazing concwit. lie has been flattered by
j the squad about him until satisfied that he
is a universal genius. Cin. Cotumereial.
oil from thc living of v-
Cornell Univei-sity at I;!i;km. .
other d.iy. It appears th.it in a;
a hazing proces pre'.iiitinary t-a
into the Kappa A!p!.:t N-ciriT,
was Llindfoiilud, when lie !
y.m, who were leading lv.:a. f
the clilf. So much for tl.
times, inherited and i e'aii.r T. i..
lego from the days of the
Anglo-Saxons. It is to be !: '
violent de:.!h I'fyourtg Lcggvf.r.
the initiation in o-.trc.llc- -f)f
thii'gs in the place of
brutalities as those which i .
life.
Thomas Christopher. ?.
blacksmith, living near L'i. i:
rence countv, Indiana, e:.:-. .
bor, John Morrow, hist .r.i,
row having put up with !. :..
Suspecting und.i- iu;ii.,-r ...:tv
row and his wife f .1 v.
clo.-elv, and et.tei - J.i, r..
10 o'clock, l.o i f 1::
a fit of fiv:i. y. .n.,J
titst stabbed '..i t!
w ife. and. tarnitii: 1
Ltl Ilia ;'.-.
. ; .1 ii tii :i 1
. e chi'.d'.i".!. :
1 Joha M .rr
him two cuts o.) f.ice.
him down, took the '
taanired it into i.;s n. :iv ten
times, killing him i'.it.intl.
arrested. Mrs. (.'In 'i-topiu-r w.i
..'.to
11 t.
it t
1 T
age corresponding to those tl.. it
r.lly taking place among their l:t
KurojK?. ' It would apiH.-v.. lnc
since this determinatioa t:i a:
plans have have been ar:-?.t!g?j b:
griinages. One of the Cath ..c
states that Rrrangctnei
for the round trn at reu icei
time is next Firiii''. and ti:e
visited are 'Lourde. I'ay if '
lev maintained, and the only way to ! l,?lld3' Li?.h?ls.es a"d goxls, and
' fn, . u,of . t 4 1 4- 4- ! who supplied his cellars at A ashing-1
. cllect that objoet is by voting for , ton am IJraneh wUh the
rti t . . . . . .
luk iJcinocrats 01 Ohio have won
n hrillhint. i-tfir- 'Pliri 1....i:r.n .4
" J- nominations made by the tribunal se-
0 mi.uu iiuui, in yj ut c i 11 o 1, over
'oyes, is now conceded by a majori
ty ranging fIOm COO to J00. Although
, lee ted for that purpose. We never
j c uld comprehend how a man profess-
1 1 T to llO n Tldmitni'dt fm - rnfuoA 4
.... 1 " ;-. ' - - i . . i ... v. i . 1. Villi ItlUC jKJ
this is not as deep as a well nor as . f r 4 4 .
., ,l .,, i vote for a competent nominee of his
wide as a barn door, still it will do. ' .
. . ... ! own party for an office uhc! vote for
A hen Allen was nominated the Had- ... ,',.f. , . ...
; .,1 it .i . , llls Pbtical opponent; or, m plainer
ical press all over the country treated ' t , , ,
f J . - .... , . i language, how he could as a Demo-
. ii V ; cl.at refuse to vote for Hen
i. V)K euiil t not Its n0cii.
- - ou WAH V UXi into 311 I V I 4.1 HI1 Hit- 1 1 1 1 11 a
. , Ian and cast 1ns ballot for
ieci, Luau ne was a resurrected Oeino- ir c i
.... i Henry, bcanlan
vmi., u jj;nivauiii.cvi corpse, etc. i lie
old gentleman (he is CO) seems to 1
have had a good deal of vitality left
in him and to have made things quite
lll'lill fill I ? it . I I.ti 1 1i! ii ... .. C4..4,. . 1 . . -
AJ "-' iiiniiViiiioiii in il niaic LUML .4 IT 1 ,
usually gives a majority of about 40,- ' f llamlMrS wt to put the
000. To see a dead bemocrrt like T' T ' rhiUwlc,PWa
Hill Allen , 5. ...,lh,,i 4..,.. : xn SUch ft shaIe as to Prevent thou-
, - ... i.c111 jjiviei
Scan-
Samucl
is equally ascompe- help them !
tent to assist in making laws for thc
people as ever Henry was, and if he j
had been elected would have strength j
ened anv effort that mioht. lw nii.o '
of thousands stricken suddenly with was fraud in the rccept ion of votes, suc;ess of our republic depends on the in
ruin and miser-, poor women who : fraud in the count of votes, fraud in ' '-'uiPen, e. patriotism and indeiendence of
work with their needles, helpless chil- j the making up of returns in Philadel- ; hTi haveS
dren, failing old men, fanners with phia that floated the Radicals over the pauperism and crime decreased. '
their slender savings, orphans .almost 1:lte election in this State. Maekev I In ,,ri?f' toist'ri,re thorough organiza
destitute, and multitudes like them , was neither endorsed nor clcctel by ioCs TZn?r
scattered far and wide, have been en- the people, nor was the record of the : fbe truth of the principle that iu union there
gulfed by this awful collapse of the Radical party in nation or State en- j is stre,,Sth-
President's friends and bankers, fiod dorsed or opposed. The result in thU I All which appears to indicate a detcr-
State was entirely due to thc opera- I "X,. 'VIH"1 5 "i?."ic,:s to.
Ti,f v,4 n : v. ,i ; tmna nf th inim;,,o i :4..."..4 I ".,v- ' i'u' mio meir
- k .o ,.!, r.iituu,,..! uas uum:. ; v.. .w.,,.,.., jirguj act, ! organization, and support for miblic ofiice
Look at it. Study it. Think of it. i and the election must lie looked at only such persons as are avowed Labor
16 it not time there should be a change, t from that point and no other. Ph Ha. ! lieformers. The miners constitute a very
and that the country should be rescued ' -Afje- ' large body, ana their vote, if cast as a unit.
power to bo wielded by the "Grangers" i
hereafter.
The testimonial of the Dominion Gov- '
ernment to the Pev. Mr. Ancient recalls
the courage of the parish clergyman on '
that dread'ul Ajuil morning at Man's
Rock. The reply of Mr. Ancient is as J
modest and simple as his conduct was i
heroic and grand, and the good man stands !
out a ceutral figure among those whom j
all mankind delight to honor.
-The Xew York Herald Ins a letter 1 '. Hf a
all, to Koine, to henortlie p:
But for one- a wider sepe ) '':
thc Holy Lai d. The 'hj-
guage of the liiagamc. i- "'
as a sign of our tli"i(.;.i v '
with our Catholic biethrr :'
world and thc old ag-. "'JjV.
takablc proof eloquent i'w----
of American Cadr'hc V'.'
Venerable See of Pett-r a:':'
PotUirT who now fills :!:c cL.v.r.
A Ioc. Sronv. A llieh n.'
tells a story of a very s.ig'ic-' '-,
very fcNilish man. ar.-l ' r-' .
stating that Col. Hughe-, Republican can- ! " '" Pou
didate for Governor of Virginia, is ineligi- i f,,"S,to.t5a 'lodge. 1 - t ;. .
ble, having convoyed a challenge to fight a ! ly cd for reVl -'
ducitoPlbert Powkr, of Pristol, Tenn., ! J!"1,1, th? 5mai1 ht,ur' '' Vt:,--
from the hands of robbers, no matter
what their disguises ? N. Y. Sun,
Hon. Samukl S. Cox has been nom-
, sands of her honest citizens from bein"-; inated for Congress by the Democrats
! would undoubtedly assure the success of
'1 he recently discovered robberv of , tlie r:ilty securing it.
the Treasury of the State of New
York, says the Pittsburgh iW, is
Horrible Affair kkar Crete, Xe-
knock the A'oi4-v fn.i.A ,,i r n
ism in Ohio U m..t i.;.. , fraudulently cheated out of their votes, of the Xew York city district, former- what amount of truth there is in the
inm in unio, is something as wonder- ,r 1T , ii , . ,nrrot;n Mr r;.. i, f,...
ful as it is refreshing. He made the
Mr. Ilenrv and the partv to which he ' presented by Hon. James Rrooks i anegation. Mr. Raines, the State
light an open, undisguised issue with lclo,,?s llave heretofore refused to do
(rant's administration, and has come
out of the contest covered w ith glory.
so and will be
same position
recently deceased. As the district is
The Democrats will also have a ma-1 ' lu -ue registry law lor the
joritvof IS on joint ballot in the Leu- ' VenS?U , U!1 k9 l,eratio der the
Mature, and will of course re-cb.-t. tn ' m.a.n l?"tl ot the corrupt Philadel-
the United States Senate thr.t able : UlnSP the Democratic party
r.nd upright statesman, llen (J. Thur
man. In Oregon, which gave Giant a ma
jority of 4,000 last year, the Demo
crats elected James Y Xesmith to
Congress by over two thousand.
In Iowa the Radical majority has
been reduced from 50,000 to about
13,000 and an anti-monopoly, which
means an anti-radical, majority elect
ed to the Legislature.
If the Democratic party is dead,' as
the Radicals are continually assertiiv
f of the whole State in a vice from which
there is no escape except by its repeal.
charged upon Democratic ollleials. I BRSKA- Governor Paddock, who came
Suppose we take the trouble to see ' detViis of Vnot . ve us some
. . ... .. . i "t-iaila OI a most SlCkeilinf and cliriiL-iinr
affair which took place on the Southwest
ern road at Wilbur, the first station south
of Crete. It seems that there was a praiiie
the raging, the wind blowing a furious
gale. Some children at school, and at
play at the time, became panic-stricken
and attempted to reach their homes. They
were overtaken by the fire and three of the
I.. 1S7U. The Constitution of Vi.n-i,,;, ' ,J"J j l
l .-it- . . I ' S .KK.n.nt t 'I ...
as Curtin, of ' y" .T' TlZr
illed William ! ,Shf d.,d I?tk.,,,?':U" ff.f
his daughter. l'ut tL4e b,.,".v hndU ' . . 1
i isoned. ,IU hefr a c"-,ble Mr, V- ' " ! U
I net and followed ti:e .1
Treasurer, was elected to that office
Vpon the Republican ticket ; he sub-
i yooii ine lvepuoncan ncKet : lie suo
e found occupying the ! Democratic beyond all Radical hope j sequentlyjoined the Liberals and voted
in the future. We spe- j of defeat, it is gratifying to know that for Mr. Greeley For this he was
Air. Cox s unsurpassed ability will thrown over by his old friends, and
again be afforded a proper field" for its ' or tl"s aone- There was no insinu-
exercise. As a skillful debater and ' a,t,0n 3gainSi, his rrivatc or l1ubIio
, 4-,44 t '! character.- The recent Democratic
sound practical statesman, S. S. Cox ; convention nlaeed him unon its ticket
has no suierior iu the ranks of either j as a candidate for re-election, in ac- j rescue, and
party. Besides this, his career in 1 eordance with the earnest -desire of
We could refer to other questions of: Congress, running through several the Lierals, and because of his high
i almost equal importance and on which t?rai3. h etampctl him as a thorough- i r ' , I r' t, lorl-.Uainls '
i,nm i i i i i , . . jt-hailesll. Phelps, the Cashier who
there would be a vast difference to ; 1 honest and upright man, who U admitted to have robbed the Treas
the Democracy between the vote of "ever prostituted his office for the ury of $300,000, was appointed cash-
Mr. Seaulan and that of Mr. Henry, ! base purpose of personal gain. If ; ier l)3r Mr. Raines ; when he received
but it is needless to do so, as they will , men of the admitted purity of charac- I , f.l'Pomtment he was a Grant Re
villus thaf r .i., i.tl. l. : i.
, -v- nnon NILII' . -
veys a challenge shall be allowed to vote or ! f,,'eiiig more in
bold any office of honor, orofit or tt j bbn.dy handkercluef a
Alinntnr.nrf.mi 't'i....o , r ivory of alxmt the
-- - - .. . j nviiKia iu:tiii, 1.11 .
k'n i jiitivutcu. suoi ana KU
Johnston, for having seduced 1
Curtin was arrested and imprisoned
trial for tlm iiiin-Aur .r T, .),,,..,.,.
. ......v.. ... visuu?i"u iauiu Kill . ., , j i i . : ii,:
on the 11th iust. After a tedious trial, I j the lodge, which w .t ;,
the jury was charged and sent to their ; ber of a high biuluir.j.
room, hut returned within fifteen minutes, I fll1or1,,n one er i.:
with a verdict of acquittal. Judge Durell ! a hadly swollen eye a, .1 ?l
nmartril ihat l. A-.i .1 1 and useless lens, lie c.. ' . ,
Barnum, the great showman, hai ! b,u ,Le,T wfts a 'as"v ' ""V "i6
written a letter to Prof. Wise, the aero- ! aPrared a. ftxv, if
. III 1 I I1IIU M IU U.r- ' .
readilv iupmt l.rmnh-M tn iter of Mr. Cov cmf in x ! uu lcan aM ,ias so continued up to
" t-ttauubt;a.
iutdligcut Democrat. After Samuel ! tlonal Legislature, the eountrv vmill ! urpr Mi. vnii...:i : , ii n t
; iienry, uuniig tne coming session of i "y uue xo blush for the Cretlit Mo-
j the Legislature, has once more done I .JlIler scandal and the back-pay steal,
all he could to fetter and gar the i m ;ltU of.wl"th infamies his Con'
l)umvrotip n-irti- ha on f.... 4? 4i... gies.onal skirts are free ami un.nn.
it is a very lively corpse, ju.d i.ISf (iwi Twr,, i,f i.: 4. . taminated.
- 1 , . 1 'iiiiw.iow nuu oviio llim mere
'UCT1".' immiiuMtri ru t.o its oui on that pious mission and
sav to
ellect- them, as the "Vp!!,.,! Ii-m!,i" cot.i
s 1 ...:4i. .. X'.. 1 1 1 .. ...... . . .' . " . . "i""" w.
lu-MrMnini:i o uu Ji uar IlL' to ,ii r f. n, o. f,i . ,,.ni
iiemv a few wicked c.t:d very effc
The Chicego Tribune, a Republican
Republican, and was annointetl by
Mr. Raines on the advice of Governor
Dix himself. Now, how it is possible
to hold the Democratic partv respon
sible for the knavery of one Republi
can, facilitated bv the carelessness of
frightened little fugitives were burned to i ,,aut' tllti,1S his willingness to give the ! I"" n?,w wa,,ls to,d si'
dnnlt. a At . . ! fill 1 1 11.00111111' 1 ' V
uc"lu "uirignr; inree more cannot possiblv I 1 1 opportunity next summer to ""' " - - - 7
survive, and three others are seriouMv if ' attcinPl 11 trans-Atlantic balloon vovage. ! n,nd tho ,onn 'h', I;lt
not fatally injured. The mother of wme I -Ir' li"m recA.mmends that San Fran- j tLe SMUirS a:use.
oi ine terror-stricken children went to the : clsco s?"lli b? made the starting ground for
lusscue, ana is so burned that she cannot
recover. We do not remember to have
ever been caUed ujion to record anythinc
more distressing, absolutely heart-sickening,
than this sad occurrence. Thc tor
ture of a death by fire is horrible enough
even if short; aud a lingering death from
flo C?78C a,wa3'8 b,ifTs the idea of in
describable agony. Omaha Eepnbliean.
Hi?
iiie uiai nip; and, if from there New Xf.i.sox E. W.u.f.. v h :;
ork, Masstichusetts or Maine can be ' dered the McBride. '',
reached 111 safety, the European trip may : siding near Willia:n.!'' 1
be made with confidence. i them of a lar-e amount -f f.
Thomas Powell, of Clearfield townl
Mop, started to walk from Wayne station
. -.ye. ua ven last Friday night, and, be
coming wcarv. he sat
.Mackey was to beat Ilutehinson r. ' i. i.... t ii...i.f.n
thousand in Allegheny county. That was j vember, is one of the r.;(
the boast. Iu order to do that niAnv nf ' nils .rilirto.r.t Tr iii-'
. 1 . j . -. . .u u ui 11.1. 1 1 . V .
no miMieveu ji ganizaiions were "seen ' .
by the fi iends of Mr. Mackey. aud their!
influence obtained. But according to the i
. , N,-UI' OTC"n'U was only beaten i in a barn and lii
i;i'i
,3
endorsement, which shows the true char-
f,.,:., , . iinuwu uy a consist. 01 O Keoubl leant 10 rn.
fi tight locomotive. Though te.-.il.lv 1,.., I .n. 1 7, , ,DS' h "emociats
j .....v, . ....v uiriai x.euuniiej.n in tTi. t;.,..i
1 rii.ii. . : . .: . 1 . ... . , -. ... . mi 1 1. .
iV-i.u 1,1 icaus, a Democrats nd -2
lnont. th iail ar.tlii;"1"
. 11 1 ll l,.."Vlill. Cn
TKiieu 10 naiiut -u.i
lence and vind.riiM'i"
i. . , , , . - --'nfc.i wi 1 iui v iiiuu ; auu
.kJA" ohe,d, lll.s jwy, arriving there ! and
..vvuu u ciOCK A. M. He Was rilarori in Tndeiw nH,4
m a
' .hi, r- -w TVO 44lC-H IU
two others of the same kidney, will Uck"to be badfv bS w! ! F i,eiVsU.ie lVublicaus majorities of
i uiner. snvs: 'rfnnsv hnn.'o i.c , reouirp s i t.hp moral nh nwrnhv ntbi i v ib nose torn avrav. ami -.ln ..t i.,;t t'. . 04 Wli
"T " uaoutcil SHVPn ' " iiAvvk. i - !.... . .. . vu wiiVit. Ill T.Ufk lucf I,..,; I..
: . . "At . 1 lUlOII'Ml IO Tim .Irnll 1 - . - mok Aat u 1n1.11 n I I' I h
.1 1-. . ii; . . - i ' 1 v ti ii 11 1 1 1 11a AiTA ?iin . . -
iv tuc wi ntr in Lilt v. uiu 4iiA j w.w.- v
Democrats in the House".
n brass .'. te or. the toe.
be
victims, and von are."
to thc Republicans only by the stercotvped theology aroun
fraud hi Philadelphia city." , merciaf to mak
make out.
the crown.
on Monday.
1 It: . . . "
He was able to return bome ate SO u the 1 :
durinir the war, whue
em arm v. having boC'iK ;"
V.,. 1.. U..A ,,V..i:,! ',l 1.1 1
jvj ill ii.ii ... i - . g
..i t .e
i i . i .: ., 1 '.I ;i
uv anil iai:s;ii!iij; . i. .
sumed in the t'.auies. &
......
. . ..,-..r:llli-'
cently asserted in C,M l:e!
gold under some :!''s11' S jnt.
and he now bo.ni dia' 1
sion of a certain iuiu"-'-
"Willimnsiioit, to wh-":1 h ,r
erct of its hiding 1 1'- "
to obtain it. Uc uy-1
i.i.o-
t.i--
with greeuback? obt.nr.iC
tLe cin.
jpj " imu uu Jtuuv UiU-