memmm V
U T.ik friiHiH and admirer ot Robert, Cotton Turned into Silk.
mOlUnntl mrrSiU I 1 IK frnriKl.sanel admirer oi Kouen j
sA3i I liLLiuHil. , ,.c u a shro,v,i tn.-iness roan ami thnt .
ESEN3BUHC, PA.,
a. - -1
lie has ndininisterwl tle affairs of hi
PAUIi xagser's DISCOVERT asd what
I CAME OK IT,
I-
A. Ghastly Phenomenon
The Nashville (Tenn.) Vnio-n and Anur-
riiltv Mcinbir, - - May
! ficnni-tir.cnt icJth r!?n hntuls A verv ," A f kppV-i sl'i there arrived in this
7. lS75..ncei.toccMrrence.lioWererI,howStbatScity from New 3,
- t!ie elai not foun.ledon foot, mhI j IJn?',;
! Htrs-riT ow Tirr Hitt op Osiikosh. 'rtfif fcnri Political IleniS. The crows are omr.i,:..-
Osbkemh, Wisconsin, tbe burning of which without caws, at the back h
.rvl,iU lon announced, lias a nonu- I A Danville 1adv Was friahtened to death eaou. They Ray that if tk, .
I , . i . . P i ? ' u-ofr t li.Pl f Mirn . .. " filW
- r.l..nnniAnnn i.nflo fx- Ution Ot aOOUt tf.UW. ami 13 me caL-nai -J ; uy locomotive. . l""'VMt
lUbiUdio'theofof tbe Courier-Herald, i Winnebago county. It is situated on both j -The husband of Ida Greeley bas been '-f. y, a;
iu the town of Jackson. It jsthns described ! ides of the Fox river, at its entrance into a widower since 169. , ; eert for the be,:r,tof the.r?'-
" ' . iT . , fa i ....I ! . - . dr......: ! X . 1 . a finder, nteAnpn wllrt - 1 I rfft IS Tffc r.r. w . . . ' -
to h stnrv nnrl annearance ! A nwn WKe i jniifuajzo, un ijiui.m. j-. K. .
out walking 1 gradually towaid the l;ike and river. Ira-
. I-'TJTI ' i i" '' F J. A L- E r.ECT TEMPLE j t1,:lt Mr" lackey will likely get Lirn- , Dr E(lward K.uneman. The Termer had
,V,. vd the. duties of l i? oi'-e ! self into serious trouble as the result ' a practicing chemist in New : leans,
I C ' ; V I-1 k is C J V tl Vu?l'Un ' hi own foil v, which Il?,lieal papers and cl.tim.d to be the discoverer of a won-
II :raut it t k n li. v. U. addtll, liOistinnr of PS l-roof of his won- derf-.l process Jy which flax or cotton fibre
:; : i .;untv. Iw own lar.- partner. ae uoasun c ..b i u;i ui ma j vcrtcd inlo si;k orinto a tcx-
.,.:. -r.tt.n .kik h W. J. Uavanl, ; smarh.e ami cunning 1 he nke Fi,k as to oofy al, ordin-
. r ; -u.,lv p.,n-in-ljw of Mr. 1I-"'5C cf I'pi-'oitativts, at its last : inppCctjons and tests. The rtsnHsof
a.s to liKstory
l i-kma.l Wflli-im ITVIfitl tt!l
i with his wife one Sunday evening not long ; mediately s.bove the place the river widens
' since, and in passing an old neglected grave- j.into Lake Uutte des Mirts. Lumber find
! Yard near the rub!ie road, she saw a cum 1 agricultniT.1 machinery are the principal
i bush with a bunch of mistletoe on ifs top, , manufactured products.
ion. autliorizc"! the aMioint.ment of this process cf which the Frenchman
a committee of peven of its members alono had the secret had already been ex.
to inve.ti-fte the nmna?-mct,t of the ' I.jbited by sample to all.nifed jdrcleof man-
c . . 'i u,,.rrtf ufac ureis and experts at the outn.
treasury, commencin-with the tcimot t,io h aiJ tl4eptive wn, the change
William V. rc-(irath in Io nna : whicli it accomplished that the majoiity of
f-ndinc nt the nresent time. fc?o main i liC. nersons could onlv imagine a fraud.
- , ' ', ' ' ;'' - j5l,-.atioii have ln made in reference Tlrey smi'ed wirh incredulity at the as-
melamlcrnntr; ' 0 '11 : yXX manr.gem.nt of the l-u-i- snmption that the specimens suhm.tted to
.;MTc-.i',?i c..u:tv; Joicpa Cr. (.aranl. lo ''V., . , ' t twitwir them hv the Frenchman were other than
,fi Wtt,con,V;Cha,;,,Markell,of ot feouin silk, , Uich, they insUted, he nt
i ;. The f.-llortir.sr is a list of the
f . r i-h ik i: W. J. .Jaekman. cf Ju
(( .'.r.lv; "NValttr iMiIVnbac'i, of
( I.tMb'i f t ii'i'-: A. .1. S.wU'rson. of
lli.-.ir irountv: V. II. Reel, of -A IKprhc-
ativelr due t the peoj ie oi trie rotate, r suutituted adroitlv f.r the flax and
vcU ns to hiniSLlf, that a most thor-; cotton yams that he professed to have
i'-wU and searching investiiration transformed. But Paul Magner was a
shouM 1 ma'le. The committee called Chemist T fine reputation. lie claimed
:.!'ir- 'm,.l-w ,lo T..,;rv T)..! that he had devoted long, patient months
!i .hi. j - - .nilri r.f tbft vniions fihres. In
vV
Wa'.liinaton c.Ji.ntv: Vin. Sansoiu, of.
Jmli. ta co liitv. j
t
: i ;
The ar.oh;tmf-t of IMwaid P.
J';;rrcpo::t. o. -New l or;;, as uie m.c- artmer.t . a short time since i t me tiie Cf.Ciou 0f the si'kworm he had identi-
coor of f;''ire II. Viiiiarn-, Attr- j.rpoe of commercing the work that f!td cei lain tlemeuts which were wanting
hcv :I:i.er.i'., ia mr.'-h in ;re cie:l;t:.Me lllXK ijeen aa,i jnod to tho;n. The j in the fibres of the flax and cotton plants.
,w l .... ti i f,!:-tiT i.e., I or- rirht to Tw.Bnfinf,pml tioi-o:mr.!tre that ! Tlree tlemcnts. cJ-erjueahy obtained, he
:;ivct from Fi. i 2. nt w!to pr..po?el ; j ,j3 f,AnUm it had no authority to
t.j'p.'k V.'i'.!:ti!i- f'liief .lattice of t!:e ' act 1;ot being a j-int committee of the
f..urt. -:t wa crm;el U t Letrislature, 1 t:t cxpreeu his v.iii.ng
.!'.: btfjiv mi rtn-.v tiling nr.-l to permit it mnnbtis. a plivate
di .'i-f-! im'.fr. .'T. rt.-rrepont ! citiz'-r.!. to enter upon the examination.
i-i-ver h:-,'h ros.tt:.--i. wa' rii- The C'ransittec had omploved an.l ta-
:- ;.M .-f-
T.a'iv
' t' i ii i
t .ti t it '' :::? t
.. ;1S ; .-t .? the pr
itj.'.; "i if. i
l;TTur : lry V'-r. '
1 ,u i .'r ' l : i. i!
Sivh'i f. r I-...? t
1 iti':' ' -'I'.: 'oi.
claimed to be al io t ap ly to the latter
products in such manner that they should
5e or.ureited into an article which must be
tegauUd as silk i;i all that the name im
plies. Parcels of c.; -n and flax yarns,
acciiatdv i'.'hed. distinctively n.aikd
and othei v ie id-iitilit d, had boon pascl
: . :.. ! .t . . l... '..,. .1 . ..... .. ...1 it I.;..
-. . -i 11. i . . I.ll.l UtS I.I 1-11.11111 in l.iru' fill', .iiiimi
V-or tvt. nnd hd? to c.u- , with it a skiiliul a:id cotr-pvtent . (iftr it. i,;ld :n.i..d c.,,- .
i.-v.'s on rrr- :i" t;viions
;..:! icv. l'r.;i:i h:- f i r repn-
Sit.u.t to a-it in ex:imra;ig toe , ng o:ies of p,.tn.us si
The latter h::d
1 1
v,
I',:
f :!!' of r.'r
.'n u'.-dcr Wil
t:or f hat it t ill
of v-:,rTifie( t-
- J ci)l.!o (.f t'iO
1 hv exi-ert
I ut to be
hooks, but a" moii he. at t'je itq ;it.-t , eveu a'ml-.z
.,f tho ef.iimlttw. b-:h abo'.t to com- , a:i.i ceif.tud ;.ot t.. h.- i.-.i, s:,k. tut to be
tuciic- work. .-I..cry olj.x-.etl. hx ,r- ; t ; .nv..n1o.v ( ,,::.-r , N,,v V.,I:K.
irm-t..:;t no ' out.M.u r, a he -t vlet! tue K f H.,fc.-s aec-.idtnalv w.-ieh dlo
At
:r:'o
r ti.-.
f rnir.i i
ei.-i-wOi.
.x" r.-.,l:;ni. i-ooui'i nm i n-i c. vi p,
c t!i -v tiu' coiiiioilUc could pr jvi-i fio
fi: :!.'. r rtfivi tiii.- abi upt r. tfA rd'tl.e
'iY, n-u:xr. H if r.l-'dM! iy t: ?';. -
niv t';..l the i. .ti:r..!tue should li-ivo
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int.. t'.t'i' f t!.'
; ' ." ( -V.'l iV v. ;is
tl . 't li e c j:::.-;y
;:!.- :,t of ti.V
i -i .- ti 1 r.
i-
...t. f r the rev-on l!
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I Ui
;iv :.ic pt.
: i.o nt ii-
IjkIvM to
r
t!ie boo!;- ( ! ti lt
n' a , a r.ii--. ral
-.iv tii? part of M.tekey to
i
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in
f.vc:
A r.i .-r
:l!x
. ir. . .. e .ce u:
': '. A::si'.'.t r i
!i c j:.;bct of a; .ii3 f.t
: : n I Co ijc.d. the uiws f
d ;:.iv a t'.av or so L-jfoto , h'.r.ee in his clfic? he
.t;.
i . m y
i ; . . ; ; . -.
t.; ' ' .
t r. .. -;
i;b'.v!
objr-t to the : c-c-ouataiit. lias he:.i:v
th'.o t.) f !i- from th. rno.-t tl.oro;:-!i
ex .iii;i:.L;.o;i . f ! . i ace ;'.- by a pro.
f -- l.v.vk-l.Ci-; er. if lin y r.re hoti-
-t and correct? 'I he ouestioti an- a-?-.ve.-.4
iticlf. If Mac-key ha t-.x-n i hi
Otl2ht to ,( the i
i v I'l i. ..:ii.' l' a:tO ms proc's.
. . V 1 . f
in.".: o; ret s w :i a .pt ' ic:tJi" n' io i
S-'i:t;ii:an AJ Co., bai.keis of this
c ty. Tj:" thtii:.-.. ! ad a ; h( .l for a patent ;
.it U'a-Iiit-gton r.nd i i s vf;al Fnrwpran i
t"tt':tti - to protect !iis in-in-oii, but he h;.d j
nocaj il.il n here with to woi k. A n avrar.ge- J
tr.. nt v. ;t-i made uidi h'm on Whalf of this
f.::-i that he 'hi u'd f.'iue o:i to New Yoi k
and requested her husband to net it for
her. He went and cut the top otT the bush,
: and commenced break in c off the mistletoe,
. when, to his surprise and terror, hedicov
1 ered that the wimhI underneath presented
i the perfect form of a human hand. C'ap
I tain Andrews, hearing of the wonderful
! discover-, went to the house of 2Ir. Jler
! ion, who, feeling rather uncomfortable
over the thotiglit that he cut it from ft
t grave, and pcihaps having some theory as'
. to it supernatural sigui'.icar.ce, very will
ingly let Captain Ai.drews have if. Tnere
arc citizens of this e:ty t- whom botli Cap
: tain Andrews and .Mr. Ilerron ate known,
' and they arc vouched for as truthful men,
but the hand itself i proof enough of the
! truth of their statement concerning its
growth on a bush. The btisb from which
; it wras cut was six feet high, ami the hand
was on the top, jK.inting upward, prefent
, ing the osition of the minister's band
when pronouncing a benediction. It is
about thesie of a six-year-old child'shand,
with long slender finger like ttitse of a
person veiy mndi emaciated by sickness.
The wo.'d has erditrged fotniati.ms on each
fi'igcr and the thumb, lepresenting anil
CorrespoT. fling with tlic joints of the hu
man hind. 'I he most remaikalile feature
about it is the natural appearance of the
nuiis. Thr-y have a kii.d of tlsh color,
antl the balance of t!ie hand, where the
bat k hasbf-en entirely removed, looks ghasN
ly wbitp. Tlie first inipiTssion it makes
upon you is the same exp.u ienced in baiuN
hug a skeleton, and a la'-go majority of
those who it re:ril it with tlie same
R'lbd'i'-d, lialf s;!j'rsf itiotis ave inspired
by the j:res r.ce of a corpse. Mr. Andrews
says the grave from which it w.v cut is
sup;nis d to be the grave of a very devout
Mcthodi.-l mini-U-r ly tho name of Ihoch-
er, who was buiitd ilicre many year ago.
There are in the
city seventeen sawmill, cutting over 50,-
K)o.000 feet of lumber annually, besides
caned from the Allegheny woik house,
lately burned, have been recaptured. J
. The consecration and investiture of.
Archbishop Williams took place in tbe new i
Catholic cathedral in Boston on Sunday
last.
-Cardinal McCloskey must be deriving
- " Pr.7i. t of a " -
between tbe miiwr. n.. i . t
re vr
lath and pickets ; six shingle miils. making a pleasant little income from marriage fees.
three planing mills, At tout one a ny is iue tiumwr. i iij i.ie
CSCH'.OOO shingles
three sash and door factories, one fence
fietory, three Hour and grist mills, thre
grain warehouses, two foundries and mas
chiuo shops, one railroad machine shop,
two tanneries, three breweries, three print-
ing offices, publishing two weekly and one
r.oor sricsts !
A man in Weld county, Colorado, re
cently paid $o,000 for his wife, giving
$2,000 in cash, and the deed cf a farm
woith $3..
W. E. Doughrrtv, of Ilairishnr?, is
warmly urged by several Democratic jour-
nomination i.t ,
dailv i)ater and one monthly German mag-
, aziuo : one bo'jk bindery, elcveu churches , nals fr the lemocratie
and three public halls- The County Court i State Treasurer.
House and jail is a very fine edifice. By ! Early Tuesday morning Wesley Van
means of the Fox and Wisconsin riveis Dusen. a wealthy and ccccntiic farmer at
and the works of the rox nd Wisconsin
Improvement Company, it is connected
willi Green Bay and the water that How
into the Gulf of the St. Itiwrcnce on the
one hand, and with the Mississippi on the
other. Steamlmats come there from Pitts
buigh, Pa., and several that were built
there arc now running on the Mississippi
and its tribufaiies, A ship yard is estab
lished to build boats and barges for the
Mississippi. The Wolf river is navigable
for snnwl steamboats up into the pine lum
ber region for 100 miles. Mottof the lnm
ler ami shingles manufactured ges south
over the Chicago jwul Northwestern road
to find a market. This rod wi'd soon form
a otitinuous line to Lake Superior, it be
ing completed except a link of water com
munication ou Grceu Bay.
nTl.f An.. 1
vi'.le. No serious ti o-i!,, , j
curred between the tjHt ,3V;
miners. It is stated t!ia oT5
rciai:iou aiio t'eshnrrt
)f iUM,HKi this we? k to te
lifA-Cavii n .Ilm .1.. .
-i I.i'-' v
have made such a stir in r.i',," '
awarded the gold mod il f,f '"" '
Society of Br.ul-.gTie. F.a :r,"5 '
was delivered by bin , ,,r;; j ,' '
of the Etablissetuent -
city. The hall was ovri4l,w, ,
English. French and Amnr
and all the French aut': .;it tf
The miner car-t-ir.' k. -
anirtd at Si mx ( ity
wrrc received witli if:.
A salute wa fi rd.
s-
I rT .
" a tv . J
i:
ih v! .pe his roftv-s. that thev woc.Id
supply hiin w .i'.i pi elimi'iarj- f.ind -. and
that o s-KCi a-t he e-viiid convince them
that the m.uii.f.ioture was piaciicnble ti
.r.i extt trlv.l .!!. ,-ti atnp'.e atnonnt of cip--Ai
:,;.! be f. i '.c -mil:;; to take, i pa;t
ii. .;j hi l is iii . en t i-i;s or to puiehasc
t! e 1 1-1 (,f ii'.n it within a d.-!i rm:::ed
n:-.i. The Dr. Kut;ema:i nferrrd to vs
a ::c; "...;;'. fiietid :f M.igiiet's, one wliohad
1 i,!i!,ato'.n. t,vA the rop!e ' fift m.iii t J c--nit an invcsttg-tnn
',i , (Ii.::t i.k Pjk to cl.L-r.ite ir.stc'ul of uttev.i;.iir.2 to shun it b
- i t
i-istcl !-:
. bit ions
Mea;;N i.
v. io i-'v Orleans ar.d
ith him n.3 an a.sc-c'ate ia
oo'ects.
': tiilhig-. of tha d's-verv s
his
I C '. . "
t-i.Ltl
f l:i ,
fi: tin-.
by th.-ii fjre.'a
.-iy r,;:u ir;
f-j'.r.c:.x c.
, ;teove:ci ua - tvuctu o .'icss'-s. rrail ntwii
! crs, siik n. arr.ifa.;. tiers at I'ateif.. -u. ?. .1..
pi -siiot u.tc-rpoiin i:;vo!oi:s ai.;l sli:;.:l c! i. e- whose ..nv i oik wav r. ms r.tem '
' i . '- . . . 4 . " . ; . . i: i T I .1 : .
T-ith I'l"!.! in t i . o : " een e ' 1 . cei . .1:. rui:; 1 . 1 1 ;i 11 -.".1 11 1
o
-.intie:
;m 01
:ei.
r-r.nv
trttilt
.-v v'.-l ot piiiit.-j o. v: n at
cii V. ilii.''i-.;:-.:.d e..'-h of which
t-Iil !v r i; L.--1 at this ci-htenr.Si.1
tic n. It v, il! i'o:il'Ic;"j pro-c
to t-s t io-t uiLcrciti:.- occasion.
i.TZ ' -? i
Tiiz "a't'u-.'ii r.rty in Oi io i !.nnp:- j
ill h'-ncst nirn, a c--i:hvs-
T!ie work of ph ac-
1. ,
iv.. i l:
. J J .c tut :
! sion of
cotr.itat.t con nevrr rr'vc -i-u k v
' c't'.ilty o' (ho charpci v.liich have bec-n
, iniii.iat'"-d ntinst !iim, if th re i.- no
f.-ori.'l.itii'n f;r them. This is perfect.
o;..t T!om.if'il
f'U ii. ( d of L
M;ij;ii -r, nn:i:o!ts to be in-remnrk.-ible
dic vej v.
ly phii
:i t ) C
.Tin r f o-.ili:iary
in
in u t
thu. f;'
lint ctr:-h.
eye 'j"
wot I i o i
1 -'.a'"--.! c-i2:? 01 itesjmr. ji .
ir.t'j i 'l' lovci-.iv.r r.iiJ ;
r;i MP..'.' ic 10 .:ie. ;
t. -it .:,! v hi the Hr.c-k- I
i:.l-
1,
i.ii--S
'I .!'..
: - I '':
.dtar i f
i ler - r
, iV.y it is literally Ivg
1 Salt fo r-'-.t nair.ot "ol.l
wh" is .? lively as a
and tiiere n no
?.t.-1 iv-r,
.0
.0
1.
tt-l'.ia.-nee, an-1 Mobert W. M.-ekey. bv
hi o. n act, ha."- 5-trengthened t!;c fu?
piciun. whether well or ill founded,
widch !:ns prevailed against him, and
f-tntishr-d t!ie stroncr-st possible reason
for doubting hi integrity and honety.
It hos a very ugly look and justifies
the b.-lb-f that there is something rot
ten in Denmark.
, f.;u:d him, as he told the writer yr sto.ih' v.
to I e a1) nNo!:olil;od. we!! r.-;u! s'iti'
' nnn, parently r-cting in peif-cl g-vuj
! fiiih a:-! utterly absoihd in the p.)r,:.;Ltii
j tics of his di;c . .very. If anything, he was
j too enthusiastic, too rart, and was conse
quently !,f rvous and excit-.itle to a degree.
. With a F.t'r.chmar, a:id an inve it or. nnw
j ever, tiris v.ns peilnps natural ; a:ul so it
I w;is arrange:! that he ri".l.l have the u .o f
1 Mcs:.is. 1 'rail's silk f.iclot y at Paterson
, t he.e to pes feet and amplify his m'-ih-'d-s
j a:i'l tiie.o to Legitt the new nianufac ore.
I The French man was to Iiave the v.rrs of
The r.i.iii-.if.icl ur
ngcr.ls for the sale
' "f the go -ds, nnd the Seligmans, as already
machine-ry and power.
eis cxpeeted to br hi
, state!, were to auvntice tnt capital as
i "s'-ec:.".!"" t.art nni . or. as wa.s determined
I !...... : j. ' .. . . i-
Ilr.v Wirt 1 am n Iv-vitpv of Pl.Il. : .'.. J.i.-ocK company a.siooe i..,.
--W -. ......... . ... J... ........ ... . .... . ,
ntlv retuined from a six i
n iclpl i i, re
w lit. f Mf. u.r i.i-n'f. i.iri'rcr T n r- l
. 1. . - t .. V 1 . 1 . : .1 , 1 . ... : 1 I 1 1 v. .... ..x,...
ij 1:11; c.o:ic I'J i ;r ii-.p.i.i, ii-'.--nu rctillli.o liOOl a ol.X; ''TI!K!'.i; S Mil I.MX IN IT "
-'t' ip r-.i n sr.ciilice on the week-' tour in the Sioiith and ha-; given ! The meicurial and vingaine invcr.tor was
prittv of treat moral ' to the Washtrurton corresponiient of J soon bu-ied in the construction of retorts
V:c f teen vr?.r-
r,-.
iron I'-o.; tiie .New ork J ri.'mne the conclu dons i '"I" ,i'i:",,u" ' ,u koios. m me.-e
lo 17 :. th? sin-.de excet.tlon of i at which he has arrived from his per- ! iV''" 7k o , u '
.7, .... . " 1 , i . . ,, .' , iu!Kon:i!'. ;I ml iv week both, mnde their
l'ii-2, Ohio hri mnf.n.dy cas, h.iavr sonal esponence. I hey are precisely ap; eara.ice in Pi-.ters-m-the former accom
nif.jonli -s in favor of ti t; Ilcpuhlican j what any other man would express . paaied ! v a lady as his wife, and a p etty
ticket, but ':ow that "..".-P proud nnd after actual observation, and bear em- : '. lo iil, their -J.ui;hter. The whole ar
i'.'rcR: ive or-nniitlon i.; ir.ert-Iv tlie ! phatic tetimonv against the Southern Vv l"'r "1 at the Hamilton House. Tho
L.vloiv of a Mightv name. The Had- ! poliev of his Jan' pai tv in the last I,',1,l"iV,l.brf " to ,V VY .V1',81 tlie
, , . - 11 i. .1.1 1 r- , . . 1 i.o. s mil;.--. 1.1 overalls, a nl shot-sleeves
teal.- t?!:e-l tm.t profane old fetnner, Congress. Altnough Judge Ktlley 13 . manufactut ing his chemicals. A quantity
Fvii Vadi. t.. rhto- himself into tiie I very late in arming at tlie truth, his ! e-f the la: ter, "p-cpaicd for tlie transmnta
brvoc!: au't lea-l th-irdete.oralizci.l hoits ! statetner.tsarenotewoithycomincrirom ; ,,OM ofc-.tton, ihix, &c, into si'.k, was soon
to vtot V. bc.f jitntitmoi ts too ancient f etich a prominent Heoubiican. lie said: 1 ,n 'e"-'"s-. small parcel ot ttax yarn
siivl cun.ii.i;; a poliltcd r.vt to '; cat.'it
in that kind
was operated on ; woven into ri'ohon by
-liie vote 1 ni'st reeret riurinz mv tour- i,..ira , . . ,
.1 i np, SHU poiitcly If.t tfen year t.ei .ioe in Congress, is that . i the t.i;ie st silk. Ail eoneei ni .t woi-o in hp.
'Ositivclv dw; Uv.-A. Then t!iev ap. j w'r-'i I east last winter in favor of the j st;icjcs. "There's millions in it " w?s tho
A YtirxG MATiTva. The death of Miss
Fi.z-eiahl, of pj.terson, X. J., by kerosene
binning, hetetofore announced, w-.s a cae
of marVyrd.im. In getting out of l-ed to
proem e relief for a toothache she upret the
lamp and set tire to the bed. Her first
thought was not of herself but of some
chiidu n iio were sleeping hi the same
room .viih he i .and she cat ried them out, and
ran into the -Cot t, a'.l binning and naked
as. he wnr-. the blinding snow allording a
great source of relief. Her Ciies aroused
ti.e other inmates of the house, among
ther.i Dr. Cahi'.l and his brother William,
who ran to her rescue and carried her
into the. bouse, young Cahil! gcttinu his
Ininls severely burned in so doing. Mean
while the tint.'itur.te si'.l was suileting
UMiohl agony from her bu; 11s. Her whole
body, from her neck flown, was burned;
her sides to a crisp, and bet- f.-et and limbs
so that the skin peletl o'l and fi ll down in
st lips. But she bore her mi tiering like a
t..aityr, and vhe:i i)r. Cahili apj lied n 1
a id lime water to ease her pain she said
ci-tfcfuHy, That f els go d ; I can never
forgi-t you. doctor." It was evident that
he r iiijuin.s v.eie fatal, and that all that
was pos.-dbie to be elne for her was to ease
her pain. She lingered till about 1.530 o'
clock, w hen she died.
A rir.ooDY Atfrat, In Plymouth town
ship, Luzerne county, on Thursday last,
(Vnstablr. Michael Casey w ent to levy upon
the goods of James Conm-11, but was re-si.-ted.
and retuining to Wiikesbarre for
assist aticx', police (Jtiiecr Beihscnr.er went
w ith him. The whole Connell family, com-pii-.ing
a dozen tnfti, emtaiegated together
in the house and banicaded it. When the
officers approached they were fired upon,
li- idsennot receiving three balls, one in
h.A head and two iu Ids body. Casey was
also shot. The sberitf at once collected a
pose of 100 men, who, armed, v s ted '.he
scene and af;er some strategy and desper
ate resistance, arrested them a'.l and brought
them to Wiikesbarre amid inteuse excite
uv nt.
Lawrence ar.d Edward Connell, who
fired the shots from the windows which
struck Officer Reibsenner, were held for
that cause, and the others in default ef
3.00f) bail each, were also sent to prison,
lie.bsenr.er is sinking rapidly. Casey will.
probably recover, ali hough he has fourteen
buckshot in his body. Over one dozen
muskets and ritles, most, of them loaded,
were found in the house of the Connells
after their capture.
! Thk NK.v'LirE.vsE Law. The Elr.-.ira
I l'rv.Vr in a late aiticle upon the new
license law of this State justly atiintadvei Is
: upon the provision contained therein w hich ;
, is intended to prohibit or sit least to e-b-siruct
the sale of liq 1 01s in this State
froiu dealers outside, il is fair to lay the
b!, 11110 of this outrageous provision upon
tiie Senate, which tacked the provision, as
an amendment, to the bill as it originally
passed the House. But the House refused
to concur in the Senate amendments, and
the result was a reference of the matter to
a conference committee. One of the con
cessions to the Senate, agreed upon by the I
cor. fere nee committee, was that tiie provi
sion above referred to should stand. The
Aletrticr alludes to the f-.ct that Skinner'
&. Hu'-seil, wholesale liquor, dealers at 121
mira, have hitheito had an annual trade
in this State of forty thousand dollars, and.
if there is any real foice to the afoiesaid
provision, they would in a large measure
be cut oft froiu thetrtiiifle in Pennsylvania. ;
All that we need to say m reference to
this intended prohibition is that it is prac
tically a dead letter, and. a.s it ooht to be,
will be wholly elisregai led by the trade.
If it is lawf.il for r.nyboby to sell alcoholic :
liquors in this Stale Ivy the wholesale, tlie j
Legislature has nvt the power to resrict
such legal privilege to poisons residing 1
Within tlie State. If the legisl itu-e pos
sessed SL'ch a power will: itferetice to tho
sale of liqiio", it could just as well estab
lish a similar prohibition against tbe sale
iu this State of any other class of g-M!s by
persons residing in ar. adjoining State.
The Legislature above referred to is brutttm
fuhiun, and we trust will be heeded by no ,
one. Tituicille Vovritr.
I cast last winter in favor of the
. .. ,t .1 . . rt 1 tr...... ...t it.... t ice n.u.
1 . . .... his else
eiat .ve- toin ci wiiom n.ive liiieit
lie 1 11 riuer saw tn u so lar as I Mnmiimmia e. v .-1,1, 1 it
izc-fi, ami was to le known in commerce
iame of toi.. n?.
MYATEnii.X'S MiAPfl- .Tt."CE 01" TIIH IN-
seiv.ilion v-flnt ihniiiL' bis extended
.. ... . . .. f ..
1 ii'iii. 11 fin i in e 110 w iiceisir v i.r titn . 1 .. .1 . .
t'.r. V- a I ... : .. . ' r e . . . - . - -, , oy lie name Ot
: m ...... 1 -1 ....... .... ......, u--v '.i oMierai iiiiuinry ioice mar. there is
. -t t I. . - t 1 ! . r . : 1 I., r . n v- i.J - 1-. Tt il ill IVnili! Il-ll,!l nv I !.!.. It.- ..l'..l - : .
'.ll.n.iwii.i..j..;.,...-i.y . 1 j ... - ....j a... t. ...... .. . nr. i.iini:ii Willi. VN TOR
sad e.ttfO oi political .lry rot a:id e:i- , confederals soldiers, with Northern men, Hut now come a most sinrodar storv
tirelv v.!;.:-".!: Vl!cl. Tti Dcm o- i 'r;' aP'-'t-haggc,s, and traveler, and 1 n,n P:,te,So:,. Wednesday of h,st week
eratswlilofo.t; re:)oml:t,t, .YiiliaM l'l Tt W ' 'he Scr ' rrW ,MmH" ''-appeared.-
A'lr,, Ci -.Vfrr.ur rr:d "rdv.- f-ft . ' o, lj ' i..0' i M, i-eJor could not amount, for his ah-
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iijjit i...;'.ii-.i:. i.i - v...... i. i.in, ..ic ii-i.-'i ivu oeci 1 1 ; i . 1 11
the oil
m
The 1 tc-iahy if they
-,rp to l
jtion, 1 ,;t o:;iy r.i
m jo.i'y.
-3:- -1 3 -
o not
tO thr
f.S to
; rrcii-.-il t -. t '- t In. ..-t in. :n .. ti
I.!- the sections !. vi-i:ed. He iravo an ' t, ,r. . r . i e - ... ' ,-. -,-- ...
f example or tr.e IrePn-r in tho South hv- 1
reiatuo; wtiat lie ln:n.-eir s:
IlO.V. W ALT KU 1 1. I.OWP.1F, Of MfcAfl-
r-vtrnf ( t
. ..1. ... . 1 1 . r .
ivi.iiuo; n nai ;ic uwii.-cil saT lit Augusta,
I U.itig Ionise. t unknown. He iiajqei;ed to
j b-f hi tiiat city on the ih.y ch-: ;en for deco
, rating t!:e giaves of the 10,1.'. -dera'ed diad.
He-I enia i !iid an.l (.li.-ivi.l c nsilu 1 Iw ,.,-,
v tiie U irt-ut.hM e.l v. - a fit. person to be 1 ceedings. A long procession marched
?i 'minal' d Ly the Erie convention a3 t through thecity w ith engines, civic. orgaui
thrffiext t.--.-to.'ff-tic car.tlivlate for (iOV- -'-''''-S c-te., it being treated as a general
man ttml an no-, KcUey observed the sig-
r r .... ' ''.e.it:. l.-.c. ti.:-.t, l...e men and wo--.eis.itn
hau ot ! men we.o uathered for tko purpose of
:! tve nave tievtr j paying tribute to the iMemoi-v of th ih.n.I
AjOv.-nc a-tnilv conietierate soiiiie.rs.
or or.
.m
' Sw, .J Uu'-, till: till.
.! -.nisli "ci his eh v. v.
d of ;t. .1
I rai.s were niv.stil.ed. So.n :ifei bis
ippcainnee th propi iet-.r of the liotel re
ceivid a telegram from Mr. Se!ignru, ask
ing him to advise when the lady siiould
leave. This she did Ptiday last, since
whie'i time mvhing l-.ad beeu'heaid either
cT herf.eif or her talented liefc-e. . Mr, Ed
win I'raii says he has Iea'ieeii of her do-ptn-t
-.lie foi Europe, possibly preari-anged
witli the mysterious chemist. The Doctor
is still in Nnn- York,' and professes to be in
a tcrrdo" pian. Dry at the desertion of his
friend, lie had left, ho savs. a lucrative
pr.ieuee in -ev oiirniis to round his for-
:...: 1 o .1 . .. 1 .r. -..-!: . n "i -.i r.mii.. nnen cf .iio.c ti... 1
'.,..' -. " ,......,..., ii-u-ic tunes 11 the siikeu bonanza.
i. '.;.ti 'i-.l - . f fi? .vtiii-tiie l). ir.crntio t -' t!'e "ceasiun was furnished by the band v:- P. .0 su :,.,..!.. r.. r.-..
;-.-:rty?.; hout-'itof the Folk and (lav regular Fnited States in- j prt nehnUu' pi-oces and the hue-Ai v ;
uBr,i:.o in Kit. He the., l,,lod in 1 f himseif. He think 'that U,o I
i'in I,,,,!,. 1!t 19-7 he wa elr.t ,1 i rt . . 1. '. ..""r" s.'lIs',.MO co,- ; kuter was won icd and overwron-ht. r-o-.
.: of ti.- .Tt.'l i'v ? cf the ;:;.reriK' ' "here vhib!. 1
?Ianv of our readers have no doubt been
tempted to inquire, what sort of an insect j
is the bttifulo gnat ? The telegraph brings
us accounts of cattle and horses destroyed j
in great number by them, in Tennessee. ;
An exchange thus describes them : j
The buffalo gnat, which is causing so j
muchdestructionamongcattle in the South- !
west, is a small insect, nt more than half;
the size of the hr.-nse-fiy, which suddenly j
appears in the air by millions and settles j
upon nil fi-ur-footed animals vvtthm reach.
A horse or cow will be literally covered w ith
them at night ; in the morning the animal
will be found dead and swelled to an enor
mous size. The bite is very poisonous, and
tlie wound quickly festers. Cattle owners
find that the most effective way of protect
in.; their animals is to cover them with a
coating of diluted tar, but if that cannot
bo d.eic fi:es are built and the smoke drives
e0 the insecls. Amongst the wild animals,
especially the deer, ou the Atkansas side
of'the river, the ravages of the gnat are
everywhere apparent. Without any pro
tection, the deer falls victims in large num
bers to this poisonous insect, which, how
ever, does not touch man.
A ste Tt evolution ah. y Dkeos. , he
j Wilmington VN. C.) Journal says : "It
has been suggested, and we think the sug
'. gestion a capital one, that the delegates '
; from the Cape Fear section appear in ehar
' acter at the centennial celebration at Char
I lotte next month, as representati ves of an
' oveit act of resistance to British authority,
j made ten years previous to the battle of
j Lexington. True, the act on the Cape '
1 Fear resulted in none of the blood.-kcd
; which characterized t hat in Massachusetts;
j but it was none the less e'aring in concep
: tion and bold in its execution. We refer
! to the refusal of tbe patriots to allow the .
' British sloop-of-war Diligence, which ap-
rea:ed in the Ca; e Fear river eai'y in tlie
! year 17Go with stamp paper for the use of '
I the colony, to land the paper. They not
: only did this, but t hey seized a boat lielong- '
i ing to the vessel, hoisted it on a cart, and
i with a Hag floating from her mast, pro- ;
! ceeded in triumph lo Wilmington. The :
i act was greeted with tumultuous applause i
! by the citizens, and that night tbe whole j
! town was illuminated. The next day tho
; people, headed by Colonel John Ashe, of j
j New Hanover, and Colonel Hugh Waddell, :
of Brunswick, proceeded to the governor s j
palace and demanded that lie desist from j
all attempts toexecute the stamp act. The
governor at fht refused, but finally yielded ;
when he saw the preparations made by the j
people to burn the house over his head, j
Houston, the stamp master, wa.s then pro- '
duced and was taken by the people to the 1
head of the market house, wheie he was ;
made to take a solemn oath not to attempt !
to execute the ini.piitous duties of his of- .
fice." !
Hemarkakt.e Case on Suspexped Ani
mation. The Savannah -Yew has learned
i of the following case of suspended anima
1 tion : A young boy, about twelve years of
! age, residing with, his father on President
! street, near Jefferson, had beer, ill for some
; elays and was attended by a physician. On
Thursday night the boy apparently died
! respiration ceased, his heart was metioii
; less, and a deathly pallor overspread his
countenance. Tho distressed parents
j mourned their child as dead, and when the
physician called at the usual hour he was
Hudson. N. Y., shot his mother dead and
then killed himself.
At a speliirg match in Candia, N. II.,
a few evenings a, Peic ii E.ekiel Lane,
So years old. spelled down all the young
folk and took the first rrize.
The library of tbe great naturalist
Andulxm was burned wilh the residence
of his sister-in-law, Mr. Lucy Eakcwell,
at Shelbyv i!!e, Ky., a few dysago.
An Indian: Judge has elecided that
if a woman will !iorten pie-crut with but
ter at thirty eight cent- a pound, her hus
band has ijood cause for divorce.
Three fi.Ling boats were host on Lake
Michigan dining the gale of Thursday
night. Their crews numbeiied 11 men.
A barge w ith four men on board is also re
ported lost.
Water froze to a thiekne of foily
half an inch at Omaha on Saturday night.
A licl.t snow, mingled with rain, fed all
Sunday afternoon, but did not lay on the
ground long.
It is r.-laled that a man died recently
at S.m Bafael, Cab, who had livid there
for eleven years and no one knew his
name, his tongue Ueing paiahzed and he
unable to write.
Emperor William has signed tlie bill
abolishing all monasteries in fierma-jy.
This action is due to the induer.ee of Bis
marck, who threatened to resign unless the
bill became a law.
The jury in the ease of Daniel Dortgli
erty. charged with the murder of George
Major, chief burgess cf Mahony City, on
the night of the :!Isf of Or-tnttcr, IST-k ren
dered a verdict 'if not guilty.
i'.Mh iick Xutt. father f Commodore
Xntt, died in Manchester. X. IL. last
week. "None." as the Philadelphia Led"
r;-r would say. "hut Nu t forgotten."'
Gone to await the crrtek of doo.T).
Th" breaker at Do.-.ts & Btr.Tiigard
ner's colPery, rear S'lam.ikin, Pa., was
burned Tuesday niyht bv an ir.cendiarv.
Loss ?1 fK, 000. "Tw jh-mdiedtmn and boys
arc thrown o.it cf cm ploy meat by this lire.
If seems that the uniepntant rebels
of New Orleans arc never roi.i-' ro ce-.s
persecuting the go; lie c.irjtsb?cgers.
The last act of outrage was inflicting tive
of them for trying to bribe the Legislature.
They propose to move t he sarcophagus
containing tbe lwvnes of Wa'diing-oo fu
Philadelphia, for exhibit i m at the Centen
nial. 1 his is the wot t yet. He eouM not
lie while living and now they won't let
him lie. " !
The Washington St tr is say. It
says : Between the women of New 1 ork
who run after handsome uetcis. ar.d the
women of Buv.Ivii who run after popular
preachers, it is hard to say which lot are
tho biggest idiots. ,
John Steele, or "coal-oil Johnny," as
he i.; sometimes c::lltd. is now living ou a
farm three miles from 1'itt.bu.gli. and like
an honest man attends to his own business
and lets everyho.lv che al me. Ho be
longs to the grangcrs-
A y unsf widow- grieved herself to
death in a month, in Lackawaxen. Pa.,
over the demise of her husband. The in- :
cons- boate wife lost sight of the mother,
and left to the cold chaiity of the would
two children, one aged two years and the
other nine weeks.
TJose Sewell. white, tlie wife of a '
poloi-ed man of Boston, was found dead in
her room on Saturday morning, and her
body badly burned. Several colored men ;
were arrested, who aic supposed to have
killed the woman and then burned the body
to hide the ci imo.
There is living in East Machia a child
who has two parents, two grandfathers,
two grandmother, two great-grandfathers,
two great-grandmothers, and one great- !
Kieat-grandmother, all living within the
limits of the town, the latter being but '
seventy-two years old.
There is great excitement at Exeter. I
N. IL, and vicinity over the discovery of
rich silver and lead deposits on the farm of !
Asa Brown at Iiaymond. A party at Ports
month has bought pait of the farm, and is
working it, and negotiations aro pending
for tho sale of tho rest. j
The Kreninj Pott says that the steam- !
er City of Hartford, when passing through .
the East River Monday morning, tan into ;
and capsized a scow on which were Cap- ;
tain Costa, his wife ami four children, the
eldest of whom was seventeen years. The
four children were drowned.
Last week a gentleman living near
Greenwood. Va.. lost several sheep killed
by dogs. He then took one of the sheep
and put strychnine iu large quantities upoti
it. and the next morning there weio 31 ;
elead elogs in the field, the farthest one 01T
not being 100 yards from the body of tho
dead sheep. " !
A Milwaukee girl was seen staggering ' there on the charge
along witli a bundle of unfinished shirts on , named Irunner. It appears tii
Jrimner on the head wi
io St. Chailcs 1 1 -t-. 1 i
:.
e.rr.i..: ,
1 'V-t..'-
a Ic .
f ti For-
a 1- ...
and a brou?t p:vri tL.-n T
. ' - 1
Oonflim th p-.tb.ished st.it.
nciinr ci 1 lie Tnu.c. 70
mined t- tty it again t
have t xptred.
A trml.le t-o-n ad tr- c
S. C, at half ..tt five r.-, ,
tKKii. The Mecj '.e i f t
church was dc-n i.' . v.;
maikft fiooe hlo-'i v,.
d:el prso!H were a--'-::: 1. ,"'
sei-iously iniured. The r'n.,,
(iteenvii'.e t Col nt, '.'j a,..j ,. .; ,
raili'M.ui vveic uiut.n-d a'.d.
HgClI. Tiee XKfrf. l-rr.
. ti m. Onlv nrtr devh i
Miss Ida Lillian tiroc;
to Col. Nicho'as rrnttfi. rf
en Sainrd iy. There; err.
iu the if sidetice of Mr. J '."
at 2.351 est Twenty. sre
The clercytr.r.n was F tth.-r I'
Josejh Church. The b
Misses Mary ar.rl Ceci'i.i
n.ibriella ireeley ; th g; -ru::. '
Hubert. Whiteht-v Keid. a:vj '."
A. Carleton. 1 iie bride a:i l j-.V
mediate ly sai'e i ii the At : vs.-: ::S;,. 4"
n-oiiths" tour in Eutjpe. '..;.
law yer, and was a g 1 s V j.e: -a
. war.
! The Meamr L ,V lor
Leavenworth. Kan-as. to-t. .
pier No. 3. St. C!,i:'.cs hri !.-.. :
miies from St. L-viie. nh . ' ; 1 .'
ilay night, and snW.i'iPj'.'v 1
f.-.o f water. Mi., 'p. v: . - r ,
Povtnp. a railr o:d man. ai-. i hrrt-c
giil. aged s ven and i-'g'.t v-s-c
lost, and six or s.-ven dec'- pa--:
also supposed to have h"ri !-;.
names cannot te a-cei tii: 1. J:.:
wv owr.rd by the Mi--. .c::i !; .; ;
(lowrr any. wa mi-.'cl a- ?
Insureii for i i Ci'tci-.i.:
Wheeling o3'::e 3.
A teniiic cxp!ojori occaf-- '
rftemoiorr in the Banker !h'i r
Xotth ?:.iT..r.b'iii.., E-.g'.vo.l. n!
miners were at woik. At mi Jn'ghr
brnlies had been taker, out. Tw-::-meti
are yet in tlie mine and tl.e-s
liorwj that ;:-iy .f th-m w ii' he . -aiive.
La'er advices are that x'm -of
miners killed .vasgie.tei that V:
ported. Forty-ne dead be-dieshif
recovered from the mine. The't-r-ably
all who have perished. ). no
bodies were mutilated I'eyond re;.
A gs-eat number of l-ad miners
families of child en destitute.
Tt is related that the P..s--v.
Moutieelio. ti-j., recently peif r
feat of reading a I.-iter without hea
contents. Anoid woman who In
been t o scho .1 g. .f a letter one c
akerl ihe P.-tma-tcr to read it i
Si:e did n-t w.int hhu to hear ir.
t-fik a w:d of cttoi out of her p e
sluiT.-d his eais will, it. Siie the!.:1,
read the letter in a low voice, im
perfectly sati?f.ed that tlie reaier
liear not a word of it. Thi is re:
a late actual occurrence, but it
those things that used to happen -.
papers) whn the o' lest of us wc;: -Tbe
Duiuth (Mini.) f-a 2 -Hattie
Rns-ell. who. a little over a
ago, shot and killed Mr. John P.
h is recovered her usu idy g.ix' he.r
spirits, and is now quite cheerfal.
incarcerated in the oynty j iil. ail :
and comfortably caved for. Her
child is taken t the prison tw....
times a week, and spends sorn? 1:
each visit. Hattie is extremely iy.
and naturally enough evinces s!g--pres.-i.au
when it leaves her. il
prr.bably the youngest mother i" '
sota. lieing but fifteen yeais old en:
of this month, while her chill :?
thirteen month of age.
The Titnsville Courier, M iy "..
icles one of tho most l-emarkable '
accidents that ever cime under vr
v.-ttion. As a woman named ?I
walking ou the track of the O.l t
road, at a point between Gregg"'
Shafl'er, she stepped asiile to av ';:
ing freight tain when a tauk er
the track sr.d breaking from t
struck at:d crushed the porr err.
death. Four other cars tiilej vs'..l
atid miscellaneous merchandise
upon the wreck of tho first. .1 a
hour- befoie the body of ti e w.v-j
be recovered. It is batdly p i :
as railroads are used that an a:.v
this hind can happen again.
The little town of ihv:ieN.:
ferson county, is the latest scr;
t raged v. One G. W. Speru.: i-i
of killing a f
informed of the death ot his patient, which j her shoulder, and, struck bv her beauty, a ; struck Bru
; had occurred about ten minutes previous i Green Bay banker protiosed for her hand 1 poker at t!
i to his arrival. I be physician, however, ' and made her his bride. Milwaukee girls : some six weeks ago, ktivckit-g 1
I was sceptical and examined the body close-i now otter to make shirt for twenty-five sible, in which state he rci:i ii::t
1 ly. No signs of lifo were visible, but some- ! cents per dozen and wait six months for : hours, but that he Ihiallv s fat '
naps became entirely crazy, and lied to
.. t .;-...-- 1 1 ti.. .."....... . 1- 1- : .. 1 . 1.1 :e :i 1 i.i.r .1 i.i .t.- i r.n..ir mmvi r - --
.... -i, ;iiiiiuu-i.if.v.uiir...il,r.oi ,,iM ; ".-- " "-'us, woven trim cotninon flax vain but
!.V.t Of!k with Ritrnittcl nbibtr. A i l'TU "'r U ea, !,0tf ll,,c blowing ; bl;;:iafll as f(unl lho looni3 (r
0 P:-. s-in . nAide-nt ' V ' ""tn,S fl'U'otly at places of less s mai.? at Mr. Call's of'-.- to Pv to
d -i lii of tee Ci .' wforel cotlldy judicial j Augusta and Aiken. The most or his time j """ " ;
i'l dtict wi.hout. an v "olicitation whit- WRS "lat in Florida. He sars, so far! John Tlr.PNErt, a German, now a resi- '
v. i on hi p-rt hot hy tlie ponfne- ! as ,iG saw :l!,u l,e wt't with Ids eyes and i cInt of P.eading, Pa., bas lived to be called
, t r f t'-." w.rl . i t. I ,:,IS O en these wa.s no feeling of fear and . tl,e father of more children than probably
'? .. ." V, , .. oistrijt on tlio prot of the colored people, 1 ny other man in the country. He is sixty
''"Wl"'1; ' l "-0, ''s irciiocnty ' and ho could not for tho life of hi,n see .' 'tars old and has had three wives, ilev.as
He ,ll5t married m Germany i.i 1841, and hia
she
of
a
latter
an-
I thing impelled him to endeavor to restore
I animation, and after working upon the
1 body for several minutes, with the assist
j ance of the boy's father, he felt a very
i slight convulsion of the frame, not percep
tible to the eve. The lllallinill it ion of tt.a
muii on rue leit sine, anti me neart t2gan
to beat faintly, and almost immediately
after the eyelids partially lifted, and res
piration slowly commenced. In the course
of an hour the apparently elead boy was
sitting up iu heel, though very weak and
faint. On Sunday morning lie had te-
e.overed sufficient st rength to permit of bis j now died within
competent i d i n..? a m.v.i r.s Jtido-f ! wa' VP1 K'au to nave made the ttin, for wue ciir-ti m lSi-t. In that short time
I o ri I ns l-r-pn i-r.iw-l : i randi- t K'. en.UiK.l 1,1111 to understand the con- . lK"n ''iin seventeen children two pairs
'..t. for th,. hi -hoV ot'l. e in tho.Vo i""1""' the . N-mth better than he had ins lour sets of triplets, and one at
.. V ' . . . ,. . . cci uiuitisioon ,t nriore. I le said it was -'".gie mriij. lie was married tiie 1
jimg ;.ii'?s.-i.,i,.ii pe n .K'.ans : not tho ku klux that was rnining the Sont h Pt of June, 1310, and in February
V not want i.Jii, lor lie Ii ou ed the "or wa their unhappy condition to be at- ot.n r child was born to him. followed bv
I 111 Jt 4..1
. . . ...... . . I . ..... 1 ,. . . . . . 1 . . . . ... .. ...
A'- iion o'ee tmnt seek. I ",""ieu l" l" ",itl,ru oy rue southern e.mu on 1110 loitowing t;iit-itmas. Alter
1 Llaoe crvf P" i'l it- t-s;rt him- i 1 -1 'I'"-' 1,1 "'- jrojne i uie -Norui, nor wa? i iiat ins wne nore linn twins live consecu
1. 't.0''f'i'rVi.'.'i!i-. r,-l0 ( any dtical question involved ; he thinks 've times, and three children at a single
- il. lli uta.: Oi u t k. rtue zo , the whole rouble in the South arises from birth, making fifteen children in uinc vcars,
.1114 tuvli m m t iUJ If-".t by notnt- f thianci-.d and industrial causes, and ho be- ' t the end of which timo his second" wife
t-Ucjf eotiviit ioosi, i j f.e-t jrowinpf liaves that the South will not improve and died. His two mat ii iges covered a period
- ha thc"jfe toiti. We -,.iv tills inttch a,,vjlncc "ntil the Forty.fourlh Congress re- of i seventeen years, and yielded him thirty-
peats u,e iinanciat lerisiali'jn ol tbe 1 oi ry- wo eniidren. lie hn;, come lo this coun
thhd t-.lilthc industries ofthocountry are try three years before tlie death of hissee-
fl-viveil. Jilid w e ai-f foiw.rl ti. livo OP.d W ife. 1 1 r nrne iKm-vin,! . l ii.. '
... li ... - . ...w .t ....... .. iv... xi;Hii s.ioii.iy
""o --- . , i , . u. ...on..., iuu uuuui wi.i grow worse in- ' - ..., .ms iiuie io a widow witn one
for fa. troose of pn.
lUiiatioti of Jo I'.-" Lo
,'ufr the
rif, not
Of ihe aitist and traveler, Jean Fred
erick de Waldeck, who recently died in
P.uis, the following carious facts are
stated. He had reached the age of nearly
110, having been born in March, 17(S!.
When this country was born, Waldeck
was ten years old. When the Bastile was
destroyed, Waldeck was t wenty-t hree years
old. When Napoleon I was made Emperor,
Waldeck wa thirty-eight years old. When
Moscow was burned Waldeck w:as forty-six
yens old. When Waterloo was fought,
Waldeck was forty-nine years old ; and ho
was fifty-nine when Webster delivered his
celebrated speech on the erection of the
Bunker Hid Monument. Wilh a mind to
appreciate each event fully, he saw tho
biith and progress of this republic, the fall
of the Bourbon dynasty, the readjustment
rr , I.f. no'.itie.ol mans of Thirone. 1 1 10
coveriesof gas, of the steam engine, loco- j ten.iial Exposition at Philadelphia.
motive, steamboat, electric science, the
telegraph, the laying of the cables, the
building of the gieat suspension biidges.
He was a more than a middle aged man
when Nelson fell at Trafalgar, and an old
man when Bvron published the last canto
of "Childo Harold."
their pay. Detroit Free Prett.
The town of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was
almost totally destroyed by fire on the 27th
u!t. The burnt district is one and a half !
miles long and half a mile wide. Nearly
all the business houses w ere burned, includ-
body continued, and presently there was a i ing the banks and tho principal hotels
The loss will not be less than g,000,OfK).
The fire originated in the saw-mill of Mor
gan .k Bro. j
We have heretofore mentioned, says'
Hie Troy Pre, the wonderful and sadden-
ing mortality in the family of Mr. Ilinckler,
at bandlake. Seven of his children have
being removed to a chair for a brief while.
At hot accounts ho was improving, and
now there is every prospect of his ultimate
recovery.
r.e month, all of dips
as to le able to attend te h:s i :
and that nothing seiions was .vp
until week before last, when he c :
of severe pain in his head. wlno'.
and finally resulted in insanity " -tho
latter taking place on Sundo
inst. A coroner's inquest w'a
the facts developed accorded 1
above statements. A warrant v'
for the apprehension of Spencer. ;
stable E. Neffmade the aire-t at
on Friday morning, coiidiu'ttrf f-;
cr to KejrnoMsville, wheie he
charge b- Sheriff Barr. . , ,
The Tamaqua IU n s.iys ;f ,
some strictntes ef the Pettsii -'
"Any man who kn-
;3e of hid nunc, hut si nv'v to c stead of better.
i child. This wife is still living, and has
; home Hepner nine children. Of the first
rr tt l.)i. il.ni. aw....- .. .
1 .....i.iu.i ii.jiiv: .lie HOW ilVtllf
. our r-"t t-OLihit eve in him and j
-.a cU'.r.ent ,iuwlt..c.u.oii lor tuc The losso, by the fire at Vontnelier, Tt., ' only two of the second and three of the
"C, on Halu day, amouiit to lyGjOOO. third.
and
Whenettr Biemarck finds some of his
harsh and tyrannical decrees likely to find
opposition from the King, he threatens to
lvinTi If tlin Cr'ia.Mi .-inf n4loio.i.tr.rn1
affairshe would tinel his resignation accept- j stato occasions, but of late years it
King Ivalakana of the Sandwich Is
lands will send his feather cloak to the Ccn-
This
article w ill represent more lalor than any
other that will be on exhibition. Its man
ufacture was commenced over a hundred
years ago, under the auspices of some of
the ancestors ef Kamchameha, tho first
King of tho islands, and upward of fifty
years of time was lequired for its comple
tion. It is made of the feathers of a pecu
liar species of bird each bird furnishing
only two feathers, one from under each
wing. In size the cloak is a little over a
square yard, and its color is a golden yel
low. It tisod to bo worn bv the Kinr on
n
serves
' theiia. Their remains have leen deposited
; in a vault as they have died, and to-dav Journal:
their funeral is held at Sandiake, and all i he speaks and is "not a liar in
win iib ourieu sure oy siae. icar us out lit tne enipi.a
j A ship of 1,400 tons burden is being . tha. there is not within fifty r: ;
, built at Bucksville, South Carolina. This t much di x tikenness -r deban--''
- an unusual thing at the South, and the j in the region at present as there
fact of the establishment of this industry j if tho mines we're in oera'i ':-
1 in that section is another sign of retuining j a a general thing the tuii rs
; prosjietity. Ship timber abounds in the j ducted themselves dining the h';
. Carolina. Georcia and Florida, and here- . ion w ith a decorum and :n"l''r':
toforo has been exported to Noithern ship- I i wonderful under all the circ i
yards. To make it up into vessels at home i And in making this declaia!'; ...
W I. . -
is sound policy
admit every act of outrage
Mr. David Sinfon, of Cincinnati, bas , proven against any of them
ed Ihe first t imo. Tho chancellor of tho : only to adorn the re -cptiou room of tho
vi vi man 1-iiijnra liueiieciuai ruraaD. patace.
oecioeo to ereer, on .viaiket s.juare, a
granite tower 160 feet high, surmounted
by a colossal statue of Cincinnatns in toga.
The tower will bo composed of three sec
tions, the first two square, tho List and
highest, an octagonal in shape. A plat
form, forty feet square, built of granite,
will bo at the base, for public speaking.
The whole is estimated to cost 5f50,t..
tlrmli- n.intin nor TOsltlO'l.
is not to be wondered a', thatlj".
in Mio Urge cities w ill ttoep '-'V
and slander the very l"e a" r -the
population of a regies h.
second in itr.pottanc to 110 ''.,;
world; but it is a trite anr
that "it is ti dirty hiid that p'-" .
nest."
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