i THE 0111.11 FREEmAil IIP. j AT the Cabinet scjssou cn Tue.-uay, tiiC question of recognizing the Gail3tjd gov ernment in Arkansas was considered, the discusioo being pat; icipated in ly s. 11 the r3.wi3QJRCf PA., Ma&tix R. Pixa.net, a conservative neero, from South Carolina, recently' delivered a lecture on Southern politi- j cal issues at Irvine: Hall, in :.esv 1 ork, ) ?CT.r:f.. ! Jruir VI Z. 1 71 ; Cdlen Brvai.1 actin-as chair It" i if i .iit i ?jiyj::tiu v cw - - - - Frill ttKiilt. - - MlfCb 19, 1373- determination to recognize be 'lr? Cri Kight Incidents. ! . TEirED T-ISJE A WHITE 3f AX. j lVmr-iit JJil Fcene in a Broad street clothing store, 1 I tin- 11 o'clock jtsterday me-ming. Enter ) The Black I I ill. 2Ceu-p end IoUtical Iiem9. I The fir! R.wr-arw i.rm.-.- - ! v vm:s arrt if,1 iV.a - ' i Senator Andrew Johnson's wifo is It- wh.te woMm Utifti. p, man. Mr. Planer 13 a man ot Teh.v ( colored troop from the rural regions i The ire which had crrjed on many e.f rh. rivers in Eastern Pennsylvania lr ,'ktf th; week. dotn nn:!i damage bri.lg.s aui ether property. t ut Cab r 5- - -'. y-t ofHcers take the necessary steps to iuaugarate t!;e same r7.cial relations t--t-vce-e n he various department cf the General Jo-veir.rnf lit and ti e H ter.f Ar kati'as. st between Jie del ::tu.crit as:d other State of tl.e Union. T! e Cen t -rmi.il Com--; s-i : e:a. a'poirt.rf Kr TSE rst i-'-e cf the Ph..! LI a tin.e ag-n 1? Ooveinor Gailaud. wtt 7M' Cv! M-iHrV new j-Miroil, rec-v :s;t: d at the De; '.vtrrent -f r.ite, and i i an ari.,-.i on the rn:.t;d calibre sn-l - 1 "f lle Sute c"ia aow :-rvi--. f tLe ".i.-an rnern1r5 . --" ., ... Uil . VI.SI J ill v.as ii;cu, m co-jntrvmen .? I-'-st Mav (irant taine-.l "iJaxter as Governor of Arkan repectal'.e nbi.iVj, ami from hi- own Stot kce-.-er walk LaniedJj up to troop j olr.ervr.cion has forme-1 an acccrat-e ami ay : ...! esiimate of tue o-.Iioua ni placrii f "Well, mr c- rer.d, v,t i . .i, eAti,' S R:ih?! t-:H ha paod, -d I am now com- cant-l:apger.th-sconrgecl the South - .d j.Ja anyu;iujryOQ n jast jie uvea in me sara? risi-j win- - -i-r ,i MItie is t - i,jte mau recoverv. vnrr r.ioTxn RFPiinTs ROI.TJ. SILVER. LEAD A5D6lPfi M tx iexhai stible j it:?; at the i';rH of d-th, with ihj Lij cf mt.s wa tLe editr-r. It 5 QCASTITIES TEE KICH EECIOSS 05I.T KITE DATS WALK FKOV CIIETESFE IFHAX3 WIl LIXG TO SELI. TITLE. ! otice a year. Lct tLe r ub'.ic Ih-p-j ' ' '-' They lanjh het who tecp th-'ir lanj:i fr it that Governrr.er; f ar.d itvif" f """Z s from thi State rho re-tirc-J fr r.n j'.2l-z it the clj?-1 of the re c -nt n. lr;.-'.v b.t cvmsreLen- tirrjlv li-". 1 of Cri43 Aioriglit, fjrni'erlj of thl ; I-i e. anl lat'-iy o.c? of th.- t'ire? Conr-r-men at lrp, wk'a thi r.-riiJ-k t'n ' Mr. Albright w?.s ? n e:rv:.e t j Lis i oi trie rKiiuiesi p:iic.i- ?!i i rt-n ter3 !ih cijit ..:ir:trv bv rctirirg." --- o Jo'is Ml To. "ELL wr.s re-elevte-1 to I'-.-i lh .jf ( 'ij-n;n jiii I-ist week by ' the b .v- of Yi irary" After the t!;i irters N earne exec-e 1- it turi -:;!rriit f-iid vioicL.t towai '3 tho-e who voted for Lis opponent an I ranjonty of j-'J.yO. At the same 1 t iI!urriir.a'.o their hot: .c 3 V o; v; j; r If.Ciar. i r.-i v ii.cKih! r i.3 lt-ri .'.r-ih-.tc-.s U . r-r: . ..... i . hero, i-r.iiJufl. oniy i riu.-.er As Mitcii.-Il it will rr.i.:--er:i''r.. Ir t k'-er on ihit- I'rooks in hi Porrev are in r,j y it .V); t j 1:1. tr.o I f .i-ei adinii-s.vti. It ii a m:-r-.ft.i-le. L;st t!.--re is fun in that is v.Lf.t an-Iri?briiin deli ' i mi - 1 its fins r.tT'nT-- ot CV1. A'. K t ir. 3 n.- iVJT. tLe l'h:la u:. Titnj. ni-l ft? op; ?'rai'.v list S.t urdiv in a vcv it p:id attra-- i'.v -m ir ttMir-jntiiV e- tp--t -" t-'.-t csr:",!--i"' the cin?e. -;t'.--r 'Vtiti'-.-il party, but : I'.om it o-rn ip'-int s irus of t' .'j-'r-v. The e l- i rr.rkel by ('A. , .rj tn-l ri22re?iive -om--tirnf e- Z:.Z. Pui-'IsLel i: the Union sni 'i..-r-..-I n le-.it p -n?anl a lion. in-st pi.) l.-ri j rr .. f.f the .-i-Y.:: K jri d ';"!! tin-: Mriure k-.-trn. i ... . f ? xerc r..-va.i ia ti;e fce-j j:i 1 't t'l-.- 7't !".-"- OMiiht t y C 1.!k.t.! tiid l"c..'.: s rpprt, an.l we tf ut i'-. ;. -.-3 a a f.ailcss journal 'i i'- l:,:t-1 St-.t-.-3 Senate, nor J .1 : r.- f, .--xtr- n after Lavi;: ft':?! L-::y f i :!,r !.', k" cl .-c-L .. t!.:i !. v bv th I.' :-:re rr i n . !'.!. c-1 the aU I t I ' -.v ( ; p 1 1- : li'-'l i :: . f r r-'t i: ' ri i'rr.e.-h!." tVh ti to e u tut thfi is G'-i'-j t j-t -t '1 so curbed witu thieve r : 1 i'- n:ri Ir. 1 n- I.fuiiana i3 to-d.v. tir:"or t: e viih.'.r. " U3 rule of K-Ujz. l't- v, t' w 1. l,er-in-Iav of Grr.t, a:d tt'.-ir conf- i.-rnti.s. injii: iin tl.i Prooka. J.ate in the summer vention, which L A been iluly ejected, ta t to revise tlte State constitution, rn 1 the instrument framed by it .n ad ji.ted at an election held ir. October bv a tfc-t elected Governor without otj'Osition. Notwithstaudin !1 t!ii-, the caq.et nz plunderers in the State, under tl.e l ad of CTtyt-,n r.nl Purvey, the two Tinted State SrU3tors, were deter mined to reverse ai! that had leen d ,ne ovei throw the constitution turn Garl.iiid out of oHIee and instrdl phice. Clayton and fuvor of Grunt's third term proje-t, and for th".t reason he lent a willing ear to their refarinis des'zns. B-f ore Congress mot, a Re puhli.a'i cj-nr.-iittee of that bo ly, I:av i:j Ju Te Poland of Vermont for its chairman. i ited Arkansas took a brre anioar.t of tet;.nony in refer ence to the adoption of the constitu tion, Gailml's election, an-1 the situ at'on of nfTiir3 jrenerally in the State, and in the beginning of I'ebniary made a r. port in which th. y declared that the Stnte wa paofid an 1 quiet t hit tht-j'-'-ople were satiifiel wit'.i Garland's ndminiitratioti. and th:tt no interfer ence wh-itever. tithc-i by Grant or any other brane-h of the national govern tnent. in it affairs ought to take place. Two days after this report was made, Grant, to the utter amazement of Con-irros-s an 1 the hole country, sent his threatening message to the Senate in which he declared that Urooks had been Liwfully elected Governor that the i!c-v7 constitution Lad been adopted by violence and intimidation, and that if Congress did not take definite nclion in the matter, he v.ould proc-.ed to do EO Lin.?-lf. This sdup'v r.c:.nt tl.r.t he wo-.ll put A:'.:a:isa,' thvw'irh the saTi 2 mill through whic'.i h"; Ua c r.n- P-iate Senator Jo!;n J. Patterson, who ; Colored tr-jop iionijaalj) know. dai." i "Weil, now jast ny what yon want. I ; will have to it U you, although 1 don't care to do so." i 'I don't want mifau." ! 'Xow jast look around the fore, and if : tl'fte is anythinz yon want to buy, fay so. ; I'll Lave to it to vou, as 1 am not able to I ai tl.e 4-"t0 f;i:e money enMili to iy left Pennsylvania for Pennsylvania s p-ood, and "is fs miliar with Lis rapa- ! ciousand infamous c-areer. The follow ing is the substance of the lecture, as, we find it in one of our "exchanges : The speaker $r.:d that few i.i the North ; knovr anytl :n2 of the le'ations r f ibepeo- , o3 in ori!tion to th pret .-nions of J'!e f the 'u'."- Kcprnunc, .m . .3 i.i i , . - Por,,i..,on r,r a.Tji have been for. a COn- i , ... j I ,-.;v.,l l.c- it. xHAa r i i "5 iii'JC- w ..v j - r i - - of tlie N.-ith. but they hare been made by interested pohticUr.." Only one who lives in the 5vtr.h U capable of knowing the tine jKsition of afT.iir. It miht c oldccted ; that the cr-eaker was working in the iuter- ! tts if -rtT r. in syn-f'ati.y with the ; Gxveinn f-i ' and t';at he was not a true rHETE5XE, T't, JIarch 13. Foot more pf the Llack H:!: miners, named Warren. McDonald. Williams and Thomas anired at Fort Laramie to-day. They have walked from th? blockade, eight miks fiom ilar vcy" Feak, in seven das. They btir. fin pecinieus of gfld dat with tht-tn. War ren La wrae that he washed out of two pans of dirt just belw the'f u: f,ce. show ing !ass loots in with the dust, and says they have only dngd-jwn to the ld f the rock. In one place water was po j-lentiful that j-art of the time they worked waist- A.cAr. in at- TTa li3rL-c that u' t ! i nnfr.M anH If you Lavec't gf L vdraulics tLey can make a hundred d. Ms raj for what yon -want . Q a man ,le hv- r Lim : .- . nntil there is pomethlriff tolauzh aU Itew ty wiic lue J.'urnai t.ji'r t IIaniih.re, fr instance. '0r!ls are Mill in di.-'erff lcv. S. Y . -we'er cf Lewe'burjr, ; inrw rftroe f in.r::-,. Union couctv. l a 3-lrih ia hie possesion eoncty, recently entictd a t.. which is over for tv vears oM. i yoonjf German gi.L serl u: There is a man in Maryvirie, Berks year, int-i a lor.tiy r,-c-rr and r-mntr, eiehry one vears of ape, who has i-er.-i. Th i-erji f -at f . - - .. . .. i - i - never seen a ra.aod tiaiu. ile mut e-e ia.r?se nsit u ma atrrs- bh-.-d. In nkhroor.d, Texas there a very successful rcgro lawyer named Price. lie is a smart fellow, and has gained a great many caf . On Wednesday evening a miner named Peter Gallagher, of Scranton, had hi head Murq iff by the explosion c-f a blast too heavitv cliarcrd. A divorce ruit is pendinjr in aa Ohio well Lteerved, Ljt mnr). tb rartie to which are aced IP very licht. ronfiiu-d in jail. TLe P'. 1 1 h- .- - - . to the Cor.nty ITu:i;e nr.lil : ,t ' Tl.e Inedict Am .:-J L ,;V Flavtn is Vicg cen:oh!.i.ed to i for a reict.Vti ir.z store. I: tt. t ( eji ICoO ni i.v .f brick l..r."... Holland, and nasot or.lv . .-. p:ac of P-nediCt Anif.ld. b ;t t' ii.s man w;. i r-e w. i the d-ri j fl ir-nd.t. rcftrrud : Douglav j; w :;Ii j.. . his fiiti..'., iiijr tlie c : s.lid that v j eoT'le v. f c-'ur.try i v PlWrJ Lai :!: car.se of the blr.cks. He then o'igh w.iii. h- tl C'CCOTlj M'-ii i-;y r f a vote of "hJ veas to ."'-; n jw sjva he vriil i tns a?id procure t:ie K !! "L' bv the Loir. hf has evi lfii'-e "?f- ,:.ct hiio. We snj p'e no civilized portion of . 'i j vlh d Lou'. d-.na to j .n. 1h; ILi.e 'f 'd ro-r, ' r, 1 tw iys btf.jte it ad journed a lopted the Poland report by an ovtrwhelmiiiz majoritv. lie i'ir- ocrrrrh at the h"ad of this artic t!ie ?e to h!t leif.Ti-: 'A hiinseif, R?;d to his connection T:owu"8 R'.oveinents as proof of to Lis own j eoj.le. In fctat-J.T;.-n of aiT.tiis Main De'ar.ey ; .l.tr. tlie war ct-istd the colored ) e tt.e ljet seial element ar.y i . r Tx-.. If at this time the re- o. n piO'C-jly ilntcte-d they ' would have b c mc a ihtieai fjice that the ciiTitiy riiijlit have taken j line in. lie next sj ke "f th entirety r.ewr rtlati.ins existing letween the lte master and slave at thitime a relation so new that neither . rarty knew its own jKsitioti. The blacks, , t as a race, knew nothing of r-oli'W or the ! affairs of a f.te l.fs ar.d so they had to look j np to the whites, who naturally advied s tliem w as to secuie their own semaii in .rtts. j THE CARPET-BAGOFK'S ISFlVESrE. ' But the men who at last undertook at this time to lnd the blacks of the S ut!i in tl.e ir new roliucal hfe were men who had IK) i;.ttie-t in the colored rco-le of the South, and no interest in th white Apl'? the South. These men y-assd them s -lves off upon the innoomt c-.loixd y.-eople as ie;-resetitat;vcs of the eJover iiruent, and tliey tau-l.t the blocks thut it was tlieir licht and duty to distinct and keep d-wn as much as t"Osible tl.e whites. Thfse , r--.r-;i st-xi between the whites ar.d the b'.aclif, keeping them apart, but w ith the:r aims to tlie eib ms in the bh.ck man's I-ocket an.l to the r.rr pit in the white . man's pocket, stealing fr"m rpeh. The wliire conducted tbe legislation, of which the blacks were wholly ignorant, ar.d thus ' these carpet-baj:ren were continually r--t-bin the c.-!o!f;d j-e-ople. These facts the speaker sr. id. h;id never reached the North, tee::,.!-c they Lad lcn rrpoitt-d IjV p.iiti ci.ms who t 'III :i--.t 'ho truth. In regard to the coi. .rtd man". knowledge of the pasties, : Mr. Dt!-t:irv ?-aid tlat h; was targht by l! I'll hare to leud it to von. though I hoiie yon don't waut much, ai I LaveD't got but j rECiuEs OF silver a little." 1 that old miners state will yield two " Lat's de price o dem pants?" point- j and dollars to the ton, and say it is the iug to a p:ir -f cotduroys. J purest they ever H. He wiil brmg it eeren dollars." ( Woilh about $ 3.) ! heie to be assayed. He has fine specimens , "I ain't got but t?o." ! of plumbago, lead and copper, and say "W-lh I'll have tohud vou the otLer2." ;" there is more gypsum in Ihe Dbck Hills 1 And so the trade was consummated, i than ten railroads could haul away in titty ' . Z.Z. i,:m to ,. an ex- He claims also that there are tin ' ' , , , . . . - r., . tent that he has sent Iter to oern. any. nop- the st.oe-keeper ?2 boi rowed money, w ith morrow. T heir object is to get provisions, the fiim conviction that he had made "dn , machinery and tools and to recrnit their : seventr-four and seventv-fwo yeat. The ., apr'ication is based on a chnrgeef adultery. pas.cd for a man for a year, taming a liv ing a a laborer in Memphis. But she got very druck at last, aud Ler fex wasdiscov ered. A Fi'tsburgh git I fell in love with her f -e-tMi-'iment of the XortK- Tl,e darkey took the pnts paid bor- years. j ii,ti;ii New York, by Fred. revved Ji, paid that, aud went off, owing mines. these r..c cle tells pk-i. erar;c v.as comman. iea in hi.s thicatened military in :ce in Arkansas, and aU!:o:ih it w ai no douht hutnilhating t " Lim. he hasobrel. (.'arpe.-b.i2 throttled ir. that State an 1 can move onward in peace perity. :n is now its r-cople pros- nn J Sr-.i-' Persev I' vs. -he nt'i v :cLbr.ck. The fll.vin is t!ie v'.te of the Pvrnylv;u ia d'egatiou in Congress on th: Porof I. il. on its final passage r.t mMtdght of Saturday I "-fore the lin-d adjoii:ii-.ncs:t. The Phili-le-!;.hU Tiifi-; ue;lrrc-i tr.at the li-t 13 worthy ef the ttn ly of dispassionate men of ell parties. Jiii 1 th? same aper else where remarks that the record they (the Jlep'.iJ 1: van Cu!vrrtS3nicn from l'ennv lvanhi) male in t!i"d revubi tiotiry pr-'graime will bar the future political paths ef many of l!-!n : Yens-A ' ri.-h. O'N. ill. TvM. fyers Nf"lv. Tli -mi so i. I'a mer. Sori'd. Tav- I t, C'lir,.is Hot-. "Miiili, Cts-.ua, I'jichc: iloi'l , v n at tli -3 1 itt.nurgli J 'ij.it very ap pr ; l i:-.trfi y terms a moat rc-ruarlcr-ble bill has beta reported in the IxrrldT.- iv.ie ir the tojustment oi the ciukr em cs between capital and l dr. It woul I take a-vav the bieathof a I rench thftt t he a Republican was to have a ':c(-im- to d ati thing which would fiie h'M an advantage evr his oppr-r.er.f. due M ij r Bii that during a pett'-d of s&ven yeais. and nn'il wit'iin a year, he did not rt:i niher a siuglo j-oluical mcetiTi where :he colored jjfople did not stttci.d amied an a niiiitaiy baud, aud weie so taught to do by ll.e whites. SAMPLE LEGISLATORS. Of tl'e p ir'Ar-zf" pained by th blacks he sr-ii that shiftless, g'iod-f..r.nothin ov.es, who wore unable to get any position what ever Noith, went Suth tobt cine lejrisla t ;s ?nd law-makeis at the hands of these ; fame men. These meddling politicians ' t.i"ght the blreks that Democracy meant j n..a ..rj-..-- ... .... ..... ... .. ..... Democi-acy he defjtied as an institution of the Americans i -os'tion to aristocracy arid moTiircliy, and liepublicantsm s noth ing but Detnocrncy can ied out. The col or, d people h ive Iernd their faults ar.d bnd habits fi om the white adventure! s who have come from the North U. mislead them, and their desire now is that this cla'-s f men be di.-conraged f.om coming among them. Mr. Delnney says that there is no fcel'mjr of antagonism Wtwenn the whites of the South and the blacks of the South, but ori the contrary the two races wonkl cnlide in each other if it weie not for the c!as of joor miserable pliicil adventur ei s who go down among them. The two races nut continue to dwell together, for the blacks repiesent the lalor and the of the Smth the capital. The two white man" sell him a pair of pants and kad him if 2 to b t. A PECVLIATt INTERrr.ETATIOS. Eir.-fiim'.in (A. F.) Republican. A conductor convng sou'h on the Ftica and Chenaneo Valley llaihond one even ing this week was much amused by en C 'Mtitering a new interpretation of the Civ il Rights bill. A colored man got aboard at one of the way stations, and in due time was approached by the ticket-puncher w ith "Your fare, sir." 'I don't pay no fh, tali," was the prompt replv. j "V.'hynot?" fclarply inquired the con ' due or. j 4-Kase, sah, don't the Civil Rights bill i give cu.led passons de right to ride on all dc cars. Bah ? I don't pay no fah, sab I" responded the gentleninti of c'or. The conductor Libored like a constitu tional lawyer to explain the provision of ; the bill, and collect laic, but the passenger i had ftilly made up his mind not to pay, and his Cith in l is ow n Intel pretat ion of ! Lis rixrht could not be shaken a pa i tide, j It was only when a movement to put him off was tK.-jnu that he paid under protest, i Ue evideu'ly inteuds to make a tel case i of his gi ievav.ee. j nc coNCLCDrn sot to insist rpox it. ! Alex ftndria ( Va.) GnztUe. 1 A col.ued man f ctered Fisher's barber i hoT vesteidav ard demanded a share. The proprietor seated Id in in an ordinary chair. Jki-ig vaied he w a lat l.cred well, the brush occasionally slipped into the eoinersof his eyes. The barber then, af ter l nn-.mairir-e in a chest, produced w hat must have been the father of all razors, and commenced strapping i rigorously. The customer, half blinded Ly the soap, soeinj Lim handling the small scjtbe, ask ed nhat be was poing to i with it, aud numbers as much as rossible. after which i they will return from here, which they say j is tl.e enly practicable loute. it being so much nearer than Sioux City, and got-d ror.ds. He lepoits no trouble in crossing streams or in tind.ng good water ard camp ii:g ground every night. He savs he can ; w aik the distance easily in five days. The ; railroads Lave ( P.EDfCED THE EAKF. OE-TITTRD from Chicago to Cheyenne t parties going . to the Elack Hills. 31any ftrangers are f n jw here, who. it is supposed, are bound j for the new Eldorado, notwithstanding the i orders from the Government prohibiting them from gojr.2. Farties just in fiom the : Indian agencies state that the Indians aie anxious to Fell to the Government their ' l ight to the Black Hills corntry, but do not propose to give it up without jay. wl-en told tJ-.it be was going to shave him with i'. said lie wouldn't be- i-haved bv any such thiug. aud hastily r;sing, seized a towel, vvipd his face aud left the sh 'p. Tweed to the Rescue. The New York coiresp-o-.ident of the St. Louis lUpu'j b'can gives the following reiuiniscwuce of Tweed : "It was the year before his down fall, ih! we were both aboaid an eastern ti.-.in, the cos en re't for his home in ; G recti w ich. A freight tiain was off the track be tore us, and we weie detained in j a muddy, barren Lit of couutry over an j hour. Some of the jassengers got out and ' walked down the rood to the scene of (he ! dNnstei, where a number of men weie ! clearing the tn.ck, amongst 'em, c-f course, the w ilier of tiiis. who can uever keep out ' of a muss if theie's one to get into. T he i freight train had not ouly goue all of a ' heap oil tLe track, but two cars hd collided ar.d crushed between 'em a poor brake man, who laid :hat chill s;i ing mornipg on ti e ; s:de of the ror.d in great agony. Tweed I strolled along, but the iii:ai.t he saw this ' S'lTci i;-g man he went to his as:.-tance, and in a luw rr.ii:u:rs he had the prior IVllow ou a boaid r.n l a c.n-c j-bion. borne between a conjle of n.tn on to the next 1 station, where i have no doubt Mr. Tweed looked out for him. l'rc-tntly the Ih-ss irtis, itos. r'iui.1, etsin, T'W nei.d IK. or Italitn Cotnmur.i t. Among it virions provisions is one that re quires a monthly publication of the entire dot :ils of the business of everv person, assoo'iation and corporation in the mining of coal or manufacture of iron or steel, and punishes with fine and imprisonment failure to conform with the inquisitorial requirement. It say3 when and Low coal shall be mined;.; jg v.idi ami now salaries or wages must must exist together. The idea of a war be l3 prid. and how much stock an oper- tcen the races the speaker pronounced at r or manufieturer mav have on :abnrd, as there arc seven nhites to evory Ii . n 1. A f.irther .roviai.n i made for an Inluitiial Tribunal, which is to be com pored of one coal ej erator, three coal miners, three coal laborers, one ran nn fact ii re r of iron and steel, three laborers in iron and sfl, and A Hot Hero. and Loinj .?" T.'ff. Wo have briefly noticed the death f two crackers boys in the coal mines near Sciatiton. Later accounts of the accident s.-.y that the con. I i.e. of ut.eii the.e I oytex hiuittd the high "-t degree of heroism. d:ie of the liegiimed 1: tie toilers, r.n IiLsh lad iiarnel Henry Weish, was stand ing on a step above one. of the screens, and desiring to pass to the posUe side set his f ot on the screen which was revolving slowly, intending to step off at a convenient distance, but unfortunately his foot caught in the screen, and when he endeavored to step off he was held fast. Knowing his fate h cried out to his eomrade. His Ciies br :ight to hi.s assistance a Welsh lad aliout thiiteen years rT 3ge named John Owens. The little hero, never thinking of his o.vn life, rushed foiwaid to pluck his companion from the j iws of death. He did not realize the danger in the excitement ef the moment, d-d ntt hesitate to realize it. but when he saw the other lad's terror pictured i:i his face he ran to his help, and in an unthinking moment set his foot on the fa4al screen and songht.to p:ill hiscom r anion from his perilous position. It was in vain, he was held too fast, and before j ! stalled back to the t:;:n i;!-nu a::d a Ijd; j and myself followed L-iunly behind. At a ixirjt in the toad Tweed stoi.i.! and . then tuin.d tmt of sight, and when we gaiued the fame j oh r, K'hold, w iih his , coat off, theic was the King of New- Yoi k, bringing all his wtiuht to biar on the l.iud I wheel of a two-w hee'ed crt that had stuck , deep in the mud of a lieighbDring toad. A cold of wood was neatly piled upc u it. ; an old, feeble n an was the proprietor of ' the concern ; the jaded hoise pu'.Ud in i obedletice to the lusty cry of Tweed ; the I old wood cutter stood b hind with a stake, ; shoving it up against ti e wheel every time . the lioss gave a lift. The mud was soft, ami deep, and sticky, and the weil-pohsht-d , boots of the philanthropist were buried in it. His face was red, for he wa doing a : good bit of muscular exei i-i e. The train was half a mile away and the wreck equally i distant. He didn't dream a soul beside i the stuck old woodman looked at him, and ; he was doing a real kindness with the will ! and vim of a sympathetic Christian heait and the strength of his whole b.dy. Up , came Ihe wagon and the Itoss pniled his ' coat from the wood-pile, got into it, eiam ' bered the bank to the track, aud rolled n to the tiain." t ing that absence will work a cure of her ' unfortunate passion. f A criminal in Anguta, Ga , expe ; rieceed snch agony at receiving a sentetce ; of death a few d.-'ys since that a large part of bis hair tur ned wLPe during the night ' which succeeded tlie ordeal, i An oak tree rear ArnsL-erg. m Pinsia. more than a thousand yeats .Id, is abnf : to lie cut down by its owner, on account of : the inconvenience he suffers from the fre I quent visits of strangers to the place. ' Tl.e rest master - at Kane, McLTean e'nr.ty. Fa., has Ven arrested and held f.r trial on a charrre of lajrperirg with the mail, the specific accii.tion leing tlit l.eotened ai-d ic'&iued letters whicn did , nct Llor.c to Lin. ? At the rctio7i sale of a menace, ; a I.cl-nncn, Ohio, th.ree ti"is were s;d for ?2.2nO. !!( monkeys for $o4' anelepli tut ! for ?-. 01. two camels for "f a zrbi-a . f r ?! noO. two karsrroos for ?3o0. aud a j giizzlv lcai for ?1T0. At Cotton Hill. W. Va.. rn Sunday mominc. Peter Kin. Buck Mc'uire. G. B. Ilaslett, John dhackeiy and Ilnh Sbo were d-owned by the npscMing of a ; skiff in the New tivrr. Their bodies have not yet lee?i recovcird. ! A terrible ma-racre is rrpoited tohave I taken piece in Cuba tw-eiitv-wo yo-ng , men. residents i f Cier.faepos, 1-avirg been : seized and summaril v chot by the vohiiter soldiery. Valmascda's return sH-r.s hkely to be chatr.cte.-ized Ly 'earful atrocities. Herd's a weman who " alses" : Mrs. Mw; jan. r-f GjV c-vur.ty. Ya . two years sso gave iiiith to five ir-tc- child. .n at fine tin-re. They are still living, are not the slightest di. formed, aie of c c"irst:tu tion and a spiightly as well-fed kilfen. A f-w d:y s'rt-ce ?n -ctogeri? i ian eif PayfoM. O., pul 'i'Led a challenge fr py one nf bis ae to try a foot ince wirb hi-n. i r.nd a lady f f ichty-ore !m signified her ; inteiitiou f.f accept i'".g the cbalh-ngc. p-n-I vidod the lace cuiues e-n at vine j-rivate I plecv I Siime time oo v. o r'.-,o'T,cr-d the birth of fjiiau: uidets he Hihn family at Fal ' tirj.c;-p. Oneof tl:em. .T-vn7. died on M .n ' dav aftcrnooit. arrr. ti :ee vc-eks. An-t- er. Mary, died on With sec.muts a ll.iid tli ing. A Terras rd'for . VO;irg hidv of the vi :,.t...C llfc I -V It is related t! at a r--r: - Dundee, Scotland, cut I ;r : two years ago. but her 1 f : r the insertion t f a silver tub-?, respiration has sit:ce been c ,r short time agosLe reroove-I ir, ar.d. f.Tg"ttin to lejhace :-. fire and fell asleep. The r'.- r the died from u8-cation.. It is a fact not ga!icr? It ;-r students .-f the history f V t -a" s irciniiv as 1 .o"a ::..-, at the stake .t C!ir!Ku-, ; rrx.ji wes.T'b, vn the n .!-. .7 Cainbrdee ro:id. ant a i , -above the peninsula." Ti' i a eoloied servant of Caj r. ." : and wa bnn.ei for p-.Is..-,; - The tfi-ets .f tl.e (.. caused a colored bsrb-r 'f A to sh''t himself thr.ijr;h ., Weilde-j-day. It apjr's tl.i; bill was p.iKt d. Ii madi a t rvx'tus and "dtmarid -d t!; other men." The ies-.It vtj hi cu-t-m. and c ase-j . spiri's. which caused Li:u t suic.de. Ti e exc'.temc-t ir: lx orrr the alleged d c e :' Blck Hir is ir:ei;-e. ,-. kiiids. paral vzed by the rr is icviviiis. News apt;., ir , aud evr-n child. f-n t.tlli .f :: .. and il is doubt fal w!. -.:!..-.- - t military intei f-o r :.c n , , , emigtatioii to the g i iO ti br tin. S.it i ; i vy afce;-n nr. : V wii'ked into tl. pl.o.i; j :.. Bink street, Nov Yo k. i mr.c'iiuery w w ;k: " : '.-i-t it. il-ef re i: c ; A 1 - cut itp in pieces, v'.lot; a .. . taken to the Nmih pre el t ' , The uuf tt.in te in.t'i i i f rty years of ..gc. : Cm k cb-thin rchb s' p J j--- 7. ..' more, has le.. o --1 i- i to ;-.i.frr the bne;:-4 A . i.v ;.;v. and at lite-t one v, as sirpposed to l-e rf to certain Mge to Per pacc. without trvm'r, er seeming to try. to shake her chiton off when she was her tnr;u". It ados no force to her woids, r.;.d looks out of place to us " ie n-der tl black, and snch a war would lead lotheex ' temiiii;iti-.n of the black. "There can be no war of r.ices ; there shan't he no war rf Jiaces," he exclaimed, and continued with I an aj -eal to the oplc of the North in acs quaiu t themselves thoroughly with the real facts in the situation, and to discoinarre c , C r, n . , i ue ii!-ii;nii; i'in icians , HIMI acKilOWieoife - V' "o the lH,Mli():, alRl .Hiicalimjostauceof the , are to adjust all rti-putes tint arise in ; col-.icd people. ' accordan'-o with the provisions of the The audience frequently npplandcd Ma bill. Til bill; which would fill three col- ' J or De.aney. and he was listened to through umns rf fine t-,is altogether t! e most ; out v,ilu fted iuteiet. crazy piece of Communism ever ollVr- 1 in a legislative body. IJow it came to be repotted bv a sane Committee T-rrs corner, n.iv m;Kcrf it-.nu.ni, S:-.,.r, ?,e -i, M ;.-e 5. N.t Yoii:j 'leiry. Fillir.ger, Straw bridge, Kellv, Richmond ') Mr. sii'ie iker was theonW R-pntiiican ..l i.ig nay. lj.ciy, lieu and I-.ii.uoi..l v.c.e iii.-,d, -r-' The gain of a G- v-mor and a begis!?! turo in a S'.a'e ' n-ual!y D ni c: at ie is a p y-A dy's wo;k fr the R puhhev.s of Nw Hampshi e. Flow on, 1 id.d w ivel" The above Mu'iehausinisrn appeared ia one of last week's r;rnbcrs of the .b.hn-town Tribune. Let us see w hat have b.-en theoin rtfjrcnce topol- : passe? com preherioa. Thcbill shoul l Itical r.-r-aP.s in "a Stat? usually Pein- Le squelched. O vens could release himself it was too late. The niastive machine went round, taking bi.ith boys with it and ctushine lith their lives out against the wood work beneath its cruel weight. It was the wotk of a minute. The signal bell was promptly sounded, the machinery was brought to a stand still, but not before Welsh aud Owens were reduced to a man gled and disfigmcd mass of humanity, their heads and some of their limbs dtt severed f.eim their bodies. Doth boys ie nided in Hyde Faik, Ahcre the sad acci dent has iroduced a profound sensation. Th act of Johnnie Owens iu giving his i t ohtt-six iivrs 1o?t bt a t ire. rar- ; ; ticnlars of the burning on the ltth tilt., of ; ' a hicifer-matcl! manufactory, at Tidaholm, j ; Sweden, by which forty-six lives weie lost, j j are contained in a letter received ir. Dun- 1 dee, on Thursday, written by an eye-wit- ncss. He savs: "About 5 o'clock this, j morning sixty wonien and children were I ! employed making matches, when in an iu- j : stint some of the material caught fi;e, anil No. C room was in fl imes in a few seconds. Some of the poor cieatmes managed to' '. escaje, but forty-three, many of them chil- ; I rlren, were literally roasted to death. Of ': eifihteen young guls vlie came to work at life in the endeavor to save his companion ! Tidaholm only hist week, no fewer than oeratic," a3 the Triune cornprchon- five'v ptis it. Commencing with the annual 1 "ti :i in New Ilatnps'.iire in MtcIi. 1 n;vl ending in March, li7l,the Hepnbl;.-an3 el -.-cie 1 liflaeix of their candidates f -r Governor by raj iitie-9 raugin.; froto to 22"?, whiie the Pernxrits ;i cee-Ied in in tjrniptiijg this id most nubr ken llc pubiicau suji.essaton'y 7iwtLctions, viz., in 1 S 03. loTl, and 1874. Is a State in wLdvh. at eig!)teiti consecu tive cleoti ns. fifceon 1'epub'ican and enlv three Democratic G jverucis have lce'n chosen, "usually Petnocratic ?" If so. then Allegheny county, which bv a mere accident ck-ctc l ten Demo crats to t-.-J Legidattirc last Novem ber, may vvi.h ai i-ru-h truth be said t i le "usii ihy Poraocratic." There ws no ra li.vd victory at the election in N'ew Ml.niph!re on the Oih of March. S far is tlie' Governor .93 v-.cerr.ed, it a drawn gntne, neither partv having e!c-c!e I its cju li- j At bv th ivit'u'ar vote, even though i ... v - i j- the ieraperance pai A MtiATUur. Oil Farm. The Mcr-.d-vilie (la.) Journal savs: There It beuijj ba.lt ai Franklin, by the Galen Oil Com pany, a mhtaiure oil fnui f..r exhibition at the C'lniiiig CVntermial Kxhibilionnt Fhil adi lphia. It will be a complete and ac cai.te repiesentation, upon a reduced scale, of a section if ll.e oil icjjion. There will Tite Cross on TnE Wai l Mvsferiwts Occurrf-nre at Co7.ot The Fading Xhadow and Fnding Life. A Coh.oes (N. V.i rnr- ' respondent of the Tioy Psea w rites as fol lows under date of Maich lCth : For the past week a story has been current on the street which at first we could not believe. ! Mrs. Julien Jerome, a French worn n, j whomalithat knew hersay had alwayslcd a ' ; very devout, gexK.1 life, lived on Main street, : and was taken sick about five week ago. ; I rnmcdia'.ely atier a cross appeared on the i wall bcide her bed. which, ail effort', cans : is one of the noblest examples of youthful j heroi-m on record, and deserves to be writ I ten in letters of gold. Such unselfish deeds are rare, even among men of more mature mould, aud the little cracker boy who with face and bauds lrfgrimed with cord d nst eked out his living from day to day and met death so nob'y, has given a lesson that entitles his memory to world-wide respect. On Monday eveninjr, savs the Balti more Sun, Jennie, the most promising of: the uue.itet of Ilahn babies, ou Low street, twelve rieiishcd, and their chai red remains lie unclaimed by any r.ne. l.aron Essen, who is proprietor of all the land and illages ! around Tidaholm, collected the inhabitants ; together af ter the fire aud conducted ser. vice in the church, which was crowded. The scene was very painful. The corpses j lay in a heap near by, and the woeping and ; wailing of the relatives was distressing, j Forty-six bodies weie taken out of the ; ruins while I remained. Match making is ! a process especially dangerous in Sweden, j as all the houses are wrid, and once a tire ! j breaks out there is uo time to save life or not obliterate. It first anpearcd very small Mi . ....1 f -. . i . i .. ......... i i... i... be rocks, bluilV. hills and ravines creeks i ' '""'h' f"" ""' - ' and rivers. T here will be railroads w ill, d! r" ,t'K'n V p,,,j trains in motion, moved bv a mini atu. c i I,U,npr- Such was the sto.y, and yester- ei.gine. There w ill l,e for'oil wells ,n the i ""TtV S " cr,n-psPon,e"t V,'M d 1 ,c .. , ,r a ;t';. ,n ,i- ; house of the sic.t woman to ascertain the process ef d.ihiug, other wcln pumping, rr. . . ; , , . ,. ., , ' K' truth of the st o: v. There is no deovinir it hoises ai:d d. avs ti insjM.iting the oilv pro- I ., ,, . . , . " . .. ,t i . :. u. . ,. i - ."ii i was the cross on t ne wall, iilaui and observ- ' 1 nl.lr, I I l.f it nil I . . . I .- 1 1 . . . nw.v m . , .. rt ii . i'iiin:iriia lilll. is whitewashed, aud when the cross lust died of catarrh, and two of the othoi s, j property. Sarah anel Mary, aie said to be sick. The i dead baby was yesterday prepared for A Remarkable Disclosure. In the course ef a recent speech by Mr. Dickey, l..,. i:il and laid in the front room. I he I ...... iU'MI. rc I J . V LltfU lG C .. ft -J I Ill I W I III.-.' ' . . . . ... . . inree nine . - Q enango, in ttie legislature, He made a WCeKS OKI, lay to un-cnu in inn .niinj riKim, Sarah and Katie together at the head, and Mary, with Jeimio'n vacant pil low beside her, occupying the other eid. Sarah the one that was delicate from containing CoMiv rcsidtiuccs of t he success. 1 , fill operators and the pine-boai d shanty of the pumper, and in the foreground the j Galena Oil Company's woiks. including t.tiiks, st ills, engines, agitator .storehouses, ' etc. Tl.e wh iij 'farm' occupy a space . j of about 20 f. et square, and wiil cst many j hundreds of doilais. T heie w ill be seieial I bin all engines to run the w-lis drills, rail- ' ro.ul trai .s a;.d le-ti :oiy. This ingenious contriv vice is coustiu:t.-d iu iee'tio!is and can lij easily takcu apail for tranpoila- tiou. lather remarkable statement which he vouched for as truthful. It was to the. ef- f t feet that three chatters granted by the legislature some vears ago to pipe ar.d transpoitation companies had been consol- j two vears and had nine children, has in'st maieo, loiniiug a general pipe company The rrgaiies nrl vari-tics Civil Rights law sre abundant. Two ne groes g-t d inks at the Kir f Will.nd's Hotel in W.ishio.gton fr(m a white man. aud, going afterward to the baibcr shop. .ric rrfiifcd a shave by a man e.f tLeir own col r. Mis Locy Osbo:re, rf New Mi'.ford. C'oun.. r.h is- fct.'p was torn away Lv an accident in a machine fh'-p Fme mouths since, has hnd over one hundred l-icces of kin t-lken from her b-dv and gtafted upon h.er heed, some of which have retained their vitality. The Liverpool Jltrevry of February 27 says: "Ministers are considered to have placed themselves in a position of great , embarrassment by their action on the Tip jievary election, and it is thought not im- ! probable that Hie Qnecu will be advised to j pardon Mitchell."' j The teller of (he Farmers Rank of j Carlisle Ins left his home under suspicious : e'renmstances. There are from ft.oiyi to f itOO missing. It is supposed that the money wa sto'en by piece miel, and it is rumored that it was done to assist his : father in his business. A very interesting animal, a dvarf elenhant. has just arrived in Paris from India. Cawvp ue. as he is calVd. is nine teen years o'd. but for years has not gi o-.vn any, and is now only thiity-nir.e inches in height. He is remarkably intelligent, and 1 ei forms many tricks. Mis. Oliver Feriy Ric" f Indianapolis lias received from George II. Pendleton a legal opinion that she is heir to an estate worth 7nS.O-lo.OoO. The estate lies in Al leghany county. Fa., and i"s heirship has been traced in eliiect line to the late Gideon Ritchie, father of Mrs. Rice. Wisconsin comes forward aith a gill who chopped and piled up foity cords of wood last winter. She is waiting for Ihe snow to go off, when she will put in COO acres of corn. She attends her father's saw mill at odd sj ells, and can play the fiddle or shoot a pigeon on the wing. A Winona girl was accidentally shot in the leg some time ago, and although the surgeon called upon her daily for a week, and instituted a thorough search, he was unable to fiud the ball until the girl's mother texik him by the ear and pranceu mm arouno tue room once cr w ice. A Montreal woman fortj--sven years of age, and who has been married twenty J Closkey. who wil". itev!v ; of the Caidmahite wh- . Roreeiti. the ('.-!'.-.: s- - : ' Archbishop of New Y. V f ' tr.cn. is alsi c! a: 1 d w i- a i . - ihe Fiop. 'gauda iu ie-j..,I ; j in the Ih.iied e-.i't-s. I At the rrai'ii -f - ter e.f Portion I.i'tlei !,,. o, ... : ccr.t'y- the d'les-. s -.f tho f ; weie .-f fl'"-'"cy w I.i: e '.ex' . : i ' ics; ."c; 11 e 1 v a; ; Ic i . I am tin.n Laics, and te. j:--. . 1 if of Ir -Iiy. t re ;: e -en: t - r ' T he bride s atli.oi i.n w! - kisioe. e.i:d tl.e w ho'.e e:Tee: ." I ra' very pict !l!'e;"!r. Ti e bc--t paid .:!"::'. "or f : t'.iid CoiitT'C-s we. M,-. h 1 . . i.-I.T.-.a. Thiiteen h -rrs h " . -the Congress his co-.iti v. ' ": ' was decided, and ihe H .: - I entitled to the scat Sy; I.e. I t, the tcira. Mr. Ln:n te v . entitled to icln.biirseti.e:.: f . I I rxj ensrs. rr.ilage ml s... .:. ; amotiT'.fed v:t l:1."0. Gov. R.;.:h of Cah.f .-r.'a ' i signed his o, lice in o.d-i t t t ! in the United States Sera v. L : Ro-nuahl.i Facl.ee, a nv:ie ' Incomes frovet n-or. He i 45 : jt efi'ca'ed in IIurop ; i ;"i- . . man. was eicc'etl County Jr. ir Haibaia county where be "a j been i:i both brat. dies of ihe I : and ins Ihcii Tieasurero'" the ' v asLbui ne"s mo; 1 sh country villages, and travits ', bile rriHiinj the Green Msn'V ; Lmil w to Rutland. Ye mou 1 : ago, the company ncie snow j three days in a farm house. T 11. ni.ii-i; 11, ev nao precr. e tLe cimpa.gn ;i3 l Side til'i V was run nunng jliow to the r-ii in 1 0:1 the ilav or i;ie , . r n 1 U-tl Mnfpnt b'.aideis were luiinetl, ami so rapid was el ua.on perforuav:.l 1,1 .e. tLs airae tent f ()ie tJ imt , tliat tJ(f, (,p w.th It. It unt a I enKK-ridic ah; I an ( pf tbe ,,,,,, j.,,, escaped with great dilUcul i. id-Giaiit victory, for Hie it ason tiat tv Julia Kelly, an employe, was taken in the List Coiigre-i the Democrats I from the second story, but was dend w tien i.t !... . .t th. t'i roe; rn. lnlierM to foiirtd. or died soon after. Tiie charred mi 11.lL ui.r. vi t-- -k- - -' which the State is entitled, r-t.d in the next ti!ihave two Jones in tbe first tnd Be II in the aecon 1 district. An (.thcr auch victory aad Grautiioi in Tew JlaUT-pVuiie I im iowe appeared some member of the family trik a knife and attempted to scratch it out of the all, but to no avail. The whitew ish was daubed over it with the same reult. The woman died lat evening, aud your cor respondent visited the houe again. He found the mystei ions cross was fading as bad the lift 'f the woman who had just pass ed a ay. In the morning it looked on the whitu wall like a Mrong shadow, black and heavy, but in the evening it was the color of a November leaf. We quest iemeel the son of the deceased woman concerning the Th Davis Hoiie, a large three stnry case and he substantiated the aKve. He (ro-xlen imiidivg at Gloucester, Mass.. was said that be was continually scratching, nt iu the state. The managers of this com pany had threatened to lay a pipe line di rect to Philadelphia from the Rutler oil destroyed by lire Samhiy 11101 mag. Most 1 tempting to ob'Lerate that mysterious res of the furniture and ersonal effects of the f minder of our Savior's death. True it is the print of a knife was ou the plaster, having worn it oif about a quarter ef n birth, has not tin iveef. tint .Jennie sectnen . to be growing finely until taken sick, i Her funeral will take place to-day. Mrs. j Ilahn. the mother, is well enough to go i about the house. She in a comely-faced i woman or average, s.a.uie. v.luo.i.i ih j feM Rnd flauntcd their powei sin the face thirty years of age Mrs. Hahn has been ; of ,,(C c.,lrtbir,atlo of ani, nn. i the mother of ten children, tl.e first being . r(wU th;U no(r ..TOtrMl ,rjlnsp,iralion in 1 twins, born whm she was seventeen years 1 Uiis sUte T,iis blon ht ie Ia,fter monop. i of age. She was a widow when she mar- j olist, to teims and uy vcn no.T .. , ned Mr. Ilahu. 1 tf t, e peHs:or.s holding u,e charters ten 1 thoutind a month, or one hundred and n the case of Ann llliza Young vs. j twenty thewand dolUtrt a yenr, on condi- J Bingham Yonm;, mi it for divorce and ali- j tion lhat they would refrain from building j mony, a decree having been mane that I pipe lines under their charter. The officers' Ilrigham Young pay $3,000 for attorney's of this corporation, now known as "The ' fees and $000 monthly alimony, and the ! I ennsyivatua 1 ransporatton Company, time having expired w iicrem the att. discovereel that she has no afynity for her arrive, ar.d as seon as the storm h i I ' a search was made for it. The s' found ovetturned in a drift, anitl.: f.oze n to death.. A worvan known as Fn Oakl. " at the residence r f J.j,n H. Deckn Gcorrrc'own. D. C. a few days r.j asl ed for alns. Her request wa : and she left. Shortly aft. rwa d ' Peckwi'h's little liieee. carrying ! -child, agetl ;x weeks. She e-: girl to give up the baby, and s- -buy sorre rardy. after whic'i ' pea'-ed wish the infant, but wa- a ' Baltimore next day with theel-. i ai n.s. i Correspondence form Crta ah- contains tl.e aconnt e,f a", en:;' ; more t';an usual force, which. " ' j of February, shook a larg-r t : Northern Mexico. The lutl? t Ciistobal was almost entite'y ii '' ann seventy dead lxlies we:e a'--' the ruins.' The centre of ' -' appears to have Wen the nVii borueo. The earthquake wu ' ' ' and the teiror of the j-e oj !e i by the daikness. ' A cable disi-atcli fiom R . March Lot!', says; Tie C o"- i- " , held at the Yatican to-day. A: Manning. of Westminister : I.'-.l--c ' f Fosen and Guiescn ; Vc' 1 i''".1 ; York ; De'champs, (f MaV-.". sr j slgnori Gianne-Ui and Rait -"It'' ce " ' ' Cardinals. Pliilade) bin. 15 -' ) : w.aukee were raided to the in' Th ht a 11 sees. F.ishor s wt-e r.;t" . the d'o ecs f Wheeling. F' with roving powers to lay pipes anywhere ! husband, and eloped with a boy not vet f rd and Kingston. An all-cat i - bKtiey's ; were Henry Haily, of Titusviile. President: Senator Gordon as one who neiKonallr -. fees should have Ik cii paid, Rrigham Senator Geo. K. Anderson, of Craw -ford eomnanied him while he was Conf. drs nineteen. She carried away property be- : livened bv the Pore. longing to her husband to the amount of' A Papal brief in aner "' over $7,000. i dies of the German Fj i-c ! ;e " A singular coincidence in birth da'es lished. It declares that the Y.r-."3' appears in the register of a family in Oska- . contain nothing which alters t' 0 t. bosa, Iowa. Two children were botn on cf the Tope and Romnn Cat! . . the 12th of January, two years apart, the can afTord a pretext for frvtl-er '1 next on the 2tth of January, two years Ihe Church and iaterfetii C w.tb : later, and the next on the 81I1 f January tin of the next Pope. It fy .. two years thereafter, the Latter being the statement made by the Bishop mother's birthday. j trciit as t the validity of the 1-V( The Rev. Father Saunders of Atlanta, tion appertains to the Chit c i ' '... Ga., in a recent sermoni. while inculcating . concludes bv urging Bi-h-Ts ,iJ the duty of Imslianeis and wives in remain- to resist ai.d expose error. ing always together, alluded to the wife of I ac companied him w inie lie was a Confederate General, through all the vicissitudes of his ) onng was recently brought befoie Judge j county, ice President, and Wm. II inch while attending to destroy the fig-; JFKean and adjudged guilty of contempt j Kemble, of Fhil.ioelphia, ("addition, di- ' campaigns in the civil war, i lie rsalt Lake J nuune tcils lmw boiif-s (f Hectoi Hiiinor and C. hnr.th, boat dets a'5 Margaret Walton, an em-ph-ie, ere found in the ruins. The olliee eff ihe Western Union Telegraph Company was burned out. Tlio iustrurueuU were sared. Loss lo,0.. ure. u hen asked why he did not eive it and otdered to le imprisoned one clay and vision ana silence, 5ecietaiy and lreas- ' pnoiicry, iie son said lie thought u he pay a line 01 tweiity-iive dollars. 1 he urer. did his house would be crowded all the course of the court in awarding such a j- while, annoying his sirk mo'her (now sum to a woman who flagrantly left her! A negro giil of Oglethorpe county, dead). He also said he K.L1 only bis i:n- Lasband to become the conciihiue of a man ' Ga., was married when eleven years of mediate friends of it, but somehow it be whom the knew to have nnmeiotia other ; age and had a child when he was twelve, gan to leak out from them. The alvove wives smacks of an injustice which will At the age of twelve that child was a may be thought by some a romance, but only serve to make Rrigham the object of mother, taking the woman a grandmother it is a pbia, undeniable fact. iopu'.ar sympathy. when she was twenty-four yeats old. -Attention has leen ca-.e1 ., ", the a the 4th of Match. Ie"-,1'" -, day. the inaugural ( f F ""';' H ' successor will be postponed n ' - r 01 4 il... f .rm ' game of cards saved ten miners from de struction by a recent avalanche in Cotton wood Canon. They were going up to the mires, and left the trail and entered an unoccupied cabin to play a same of cards, and had barely got seated when the aval anche slid down the trail which they Lad .left, carrying everything before ft. t .t-r..iiovvinT As the term' -. 1 -: ri.:,l..i',t on the 4th, Senator Ferrv. Urrtport of tho Senate, w 1.. '' i....t ..f 11,0 I.,;t States for hours. lv4t. a terms of Cenatoi Aicotson, e. .u.a----dji:t fit a dy. per- A parallel rastapcr f Sunday iulervemeg I . f Polk and Taylor, da..-
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