THE Ci-iLiRi: Fra&H.
The smoke of the November elec
tions having passed away awl the re
sults been ascertained, therein nothing
A. Daring Jinttlc Jtobbcrtf.
A. ,Vnll for Far.
The rteuding storm foreshadowed in
A'etvs'of the Week.
' jTartranft for President and vZacii
On Wednesday morning Pittston -was in
a fever of excitement over the elections 1 Prudent Grnt'a Des Moines soeeeh. be- Chandler for Virp Y1.UL-v r,.ri.r. i.t
to tliscourug; the Democracy from en- i and the discussion of one of the most adroit . t ween the Church and State, seems to be for two.
' i tcrina on the Presidential Contest next f hank robberies ever committed in that or, gathering in foice. That the Catholic Samuel Yergey, of Berks county, an '
T.ii.1 juwiuiii, - - iuy. JZ, j veai with renewed visor and a deter- '
ES'MSDUnC, PA.,
j mination to achieve success. Jn Mass
The First
, any other section of the slate, j C hurch is preparing itself for the contest, octogenarian, sold a stove lecently which
t National tank was the victim, I there is no doubt, silently, but none the was cast iu 1707. j
'I HE official majority- for Hartranft i aehusetls, where at fo
in Philadelphia is 17,2f-2 and in the Republican party e:i
Suite IUkH. T!iee litrures demon- by majorities ranmiiff
,t...... n... .-r .c t" . . . 1 n ' o'o.ii fhnTrcin.1 if nlDntml R iiw ( iov- ! e" WM '
niai, vuixtuv oi Lnai, lauiucaiiy v.vi. I ta,.l.pJ .... ,,..;,,,: . .
..t -...1 : i .:.. : I rrnnr liv nnh' S 110(1 In New l fll'k i - . "' '-v...
itri iiiii iiiiii .ill. -rill t -i nii-i. i - - - - - . v.... v , ... -.. . -
the ballot-boxes for years have tnvarl- iho Democratic State ticket was sue- j every conceivable point o
ably roclaimel a lie, C'vi us L. Peish- ' cessful by about 18.000 majority. j bank. The building is a
ing" had a clear mnjoritv of 5,;V2 1. i This is mticli less than the majority with a flat root sloping f,
! mill V;IS rmwt hklllrullv .litaiojl l.nt. iw.t I U'k.ll,.. lUu rUun. .( ni ..,,. M I . ,, . .N.i.
iorilier ClCci-lOoS , nilholll tlie iltlest kind of lalxw on tliA iiart ; i.a nnoow.n iU hun to Im tirl.H l.u Ilia li.n . . i i 'L.
1.1 . I r c . .... ............ . 'l iov.il lur MtKllll' nil f)U WO- .
iirned the htate of irofeionals. hat makes the matter j people of this country, as betweeu free and man nearly to death. i
from fifty to more wondei ful is that the hank is provid- j secular schools. The sooner the better; The Western Press, Mercer county,'
lor the longer it is deiayeti i lie more intense says that the Irish Cat holies of that county
and bitter will be the conflict. Uomitter- cast their votes for IJawle. I
' A Nevada editor nimft TTonn ; mn.
i ernaps it wou;a te as well lorine vom-
meretal to be a little more specific. It can
ed with a patent alarm bell, which is at-
r.-si m , k n - rs ri n 2 s f
"j -'. 2- f 1 1 oniu tuui yvw . - - - .1 -
llow true it is that "(Jod made the
country and man made the town."
Tiik m ajority for John Lee Carrol!, 1
the T'mcr;ttie (Jovcrnor elect of,'
Maryland, U l:i,32C,. This is the in-1
ti-rcsting figure by whicfi t!ie Demoe- I
r:icv of Maryland made a descendant j
Vi,m ' 1 L"
A,v- " v I n . o .w. ... ... ; . 1. .1... t.. n r . ...
vo wnudi iiu me own 1 1 0111 niiuost.
of entrance to the
one story brick,
om front to rear ! not uoint to a single instance to sustain
.... ...... . . t l.l. I t. r f , . ft
fit iovpmor I ihteii last year, but tin , tAwnuniK u.ivr. uwui, lony ieer. ini 1110 inousirous iaiseuoou
n iiw. ninMimdn,)' it i hrw ! ear of the building is a lot, iuclosed at the ! vard.' The storm
as could have been expected 1 he ; ll(OI1 an aley. Suveia, Udjeis havu
canal ring, composed in part.oT Dem- j cd on this nhed for mouths. The bank is
ocrats, r.gainst which Til len ha9 bt-en : bounded on the noit by a gable-roofed
wasinc a bitter and unrclentinir war, wtlcn bnildinff, used for offices, and on
threw its whole force against the Dc- I 80lI,il a.tu story buck building,
ning for a county iffiee, and if elected he i
lie will bring out his rooster.
CI arleston has a fonr-lepired irirl. thn '
alsehood it puts for- 4 two central limbs being wil devi loj.ed,
foreshadowed by Piesi- ' tliouirh sotneubat unali
dentjCJtaut . has no existence save in ; ones.
Ahh"T6"nriolTyv of San Francisco, aired
, ...
moc
enn
1
i'm-v nnrl in f-.yor nf thr ITciMibli 1 1 1 , ; ...v., ....... ,v n ......-,n,c .ioi.l., n-.m io v.
; L tl ,- :l Ln I. 1 1 1 r f" "I? 10HS- . . . l ade t n the Presidential ! Nine of the
, ... ... . t.... ...c j..irtn.-u ;i mi ori, lauoer otmujicn. i ueie is no ooay uiMMmir vears ao
uiMiii.in.'s wi iu:il naii v lor liiu ; uri .i.hmm, mo isiipo. over witieii uimii a "re.icrimiH war ' exnent. 4,mitt. ami t . will
of Chnrh-s Carroll, of Carrolton, their , ' '
. . - . i.i. vr ' LUG C
ontenn.:.! l.oyen.or ., tne Jiains,. : Le,r;s!atlrc Xevcrth, lcSs. the ponple Hmbed to the lot. Then they made
t.urg i-uirtui uopns ui:il nc. i.e ivyy- , , - t,let,t,i finv " r,;., I use ot one ol the lailders there found by
rat the Centennial eel-' , . . ... . ' ... . e carrying it to the rcai of the woodtu build-
a . oie next j ear in ia or , ing iUU, pv,cing it iu such Mon as to be
( cratic candidate for Piesi- hithlen iu the dark corner made bv the ex-
.... "
the imaginaliou of the Radical lenders.'
ins uva jiiumrs Koeecu was siuuiiv KCTPntv.HvH .n i,,.tii.....i r.... .1:
bid for a 1 hud Term, and he imagined ; yorce from her husband, aed beventy
that a platform of religious bigotry and j three.
hate would be popular. The lie that car- Mr. Kissengen. of Clarion eonnrv. has
ives ana tiurty-two chddien.
latter perished in a fire a few
dent. New Jersey elected a Kepul.li- tension of the bank building, which pro- , stronsly wicked to be chaiacterized in tial sum that Harnum roii:ht have been cx.
.r v ..i.: r i..:i.. : cn and will
.... ;it . . . of the Perm
(K-ipnia 'viii ir, l. Ke uiuiuc uianu. ,
Sivcv t!n iit.r!ii.n rinitf o nnm!
tf" the rad'uvd pa
Wome nrofoundlv imnressetl with the :"-: nearly eight feet below the top
i.le.-i that John FlIartrnnll ou-d.t to ' lolTr l" ? naV,!a ,r,ow- ,oof Vf the bank:. A large screw ring Was
. ... . , i ,i ' i t in isconssn, wnt re tne uepiumcans now fastened in the brick wa lof the bank,
and will be nominated as the next Ke-! . ... ' ,, , .. , ' . .. . ,,. .. .. ,
i;avc occii J'.illvsMilny large majori ""-" uui gMin t.mm Mepanu as-
ties at every elect ion
1S73, tlieir candidate
. . . . . - . - i -w v 1 1 i i (i i r
the Uadical leailers, and tl.ey announce employ one hundred and two girls in the!
their flt1rmiii:ftt ion In r..i-r. a iiuilwt liu I .......r - .. c . . 1
twecn dilierent religious deuominations,
whether the people desire it or not. Men
who engaged in such things are Uk tnon-
maniifactuie of lubber shoes, turning out
1,800 pairs daily.
IJiddeford, Me., laments the loss of a
na bv horn "wil limit i m aurl ,.f 1 1. r... '
f'li T pril f'in on W-d ieno Imt na 1 j-'Cts many feet iu rear of the other.
et.on, quite a mim.,er . t,,cie n r . p a g ' Sen'ator t j ceuding this ladder the roof of the wooden
ape rs ill this Mate have , , ., " T. . , . building was gained, but the eaves were
idlv impresse.1 with the i'!"son, the Democracy have lost ncai,y ",gIlt &t bclo'w U)C t of elLe J
publican candidate for the Presidency.
It is impossible to predict what t!ic
lapse of a year may bring forth in the
p ditieal world, but it is safe to assume
taat Hartranft, if he lives, will be the
Governor of Pennsylvania on the 4th
of March, HI I, the day on which the
from 1S57 to ct'nd lo t,,e roof without dilSenhy. The
for CovtM-nor ' bank roof is covered with tin and it ro
. . ! Mviiied much cautioir to proceed over it
was elected by only about oOO majon- i without arousing ho
ty. the democrats carrying a portion iu the boarding hoi
of the State ticket.
occupants of a rooru
ing house, the window of
Minnesota, Iowa which opened directly on the loof. But
sn.i Kansas went for the Krmililicm over n. -nty p.usseu wunoiu uisiuioing
or March. Is , . the day on wln,h t.,e , R, ,u f cohM .t j any one, and, selecting a spot about eight
next President will le inaugurated. , .... , T .- : . ' ' . i fctt from the window and near the wail,
The Republican candidate fo Presi- d, U,'.n- tLse:1 Mississipii the , atui about four feet f.-om the front edge of
dent Will be-at least such is our con- ' l1?;,'1 a VCr I the r--of, they carefully removed a portio.
t!io present Chief Jiuti'rc
victioa Morrison II. A aite, of Ohio,. n, ,..- ... '!nnn,n w h,. a..Jt xr.J , .?
!OI Live C nired , . , . ? . . . - . t k-v cut a larcr. Ii.iIm I in i.,.C
"'siige oi carei-ingism to lm icate , .. i Vi i i -
. i. . . , , i admitted them to a lower attic over the
t in we iiri' mvturw to make a verv ! . . .. . .r"J ' : top wa.l of mo bank. Alone
,. , . i - f i i' leuiaui hub 10 i neir political lliteoritv
lively oct with any a turner of John t . ! , , lr . . . . . 0 ' .-
lr : r. .... - i .hi' nw-'Hiiaai in iiicir j "einorrai c
Haitranft. . rr: ., . T,
l.utu . i uesi: are 1110 resuiis. tiere
words. When they strike at the liberty of
conscience, and make the exeicise of that
right the grounds for proscribing a portion
of our citizens, they strike at the very
foundation of our constitutional liberties."
A newspaper editor, like the man of the
Commercial, who declares that there shall
be a religious war and the so juer it is
fought the better, possesses not only the
mind of a bloody bigot, but is doing all in
his power to destroy civil and reliiMous
liberty, and ovei throw a llcpublican form !
ot government; for iroin the smoke and
carnage of such a horrible war as he insists
shall be forced mid fought, we will emerge
iu a monarchy, iu which neither civil liber
ty nor the right of conscience will be toler
ated. His deliberrue and studied proposal
to deluge the country in blood upon an
issue that has no existence, eclipses even
the midnight machinations of the Know
Stas, and of the truth of this predic- I wive
ti jii wete prepared to make a very j ,.c.ivi;n tr
lively oct with any a Imiier of John F. j ' , .
,, - .... J and sic-i
Haitranft. . !f., T
T.fTTT't :" iM-i Ti l,,cn f re tlie radical victories about ! l'""s ajii'"". '.'eir wo,''t nmst have been i augurated, the people of this co
llIE total vote cast la Philadcljihia , MM,, , , ... , , . very raj-id, but it was very neat also, and " the next dec.iJc will bo fairili
at the late election was 1I3,H). The ,,'.!' "V 'inS has been in- very successful, for thev mauage,l to cut a the bloo.1 curdling horrors of
reaiatrv lists contained 171 000 na-. es ! ln ?, ,n V10, fa(;e T facfn they hole 2 feet square through the l. inch brick Ages which read like nightmar,
During the three weeks preceding the " n "'"' t "
election. Judge Ludlow struck "from ! emociatic convention next
these lists in certain wards, i2M0ir"Mtl
fraudulent names, which would reduce ! h lf.e fr ,their stTZ apa
the whole number resrisfered to 15'J,- le T '.''"f its candidate
0-JO. It therefore appears that more I l't t e result ol the con-
icxiiiues uoL aciinii, oi a reasonable
doubt.
Notlaut! oider of tweii! v veais airo. aud be-
g this thev ! ineclaiined as the polic-v of a poweiful
ciept until they arrived at a point, just over political organization is enough to fill the
the centre of the biick arch of the bank ' nintry with alarm. If such a poiicy as
vault, and here they commenced opera- that propitsed by the Kadical leadeis is in-
i : : .. Tl i. . . ' n .. ........ ...I .1.,. i.. . r . i. .
i neir woik musi nave ueen 1 j;i ;o, inc j.crojin; u i ii t eo.i iii i y wiin-
lanzed with
the Middle
than loi -. thottumd voters refused
to attend the polls in that city. What
became of them ? In the face of Ihesc
Ggjres wh?re is the Ilepublican who
will say that the election in that city,
from its very inception to its close,
wa3 not a huge and stupendous fraud.
Philadelphia is a model places in which
to hold a centennial celebration of all
that is great and memorable in the !
history of American progress
arch. The debris was thrown to one side.
but in such a position as not to interfere
with a ready passage from the vault to the
aperture in the roof. The opening once
nude, a line rope ladder, left by the
thieves, was let down, and in this waj' the
tloor of the vault was gained, a distance of
about eight feet from the top of the arch.
That vault contained, liesides the books of
the bank, three Marvin spherical safes,
." 1 1 T T r. I Ct lti. ..,... .. . ll.. .....J
vinkoi me most gratilymc results the'rioois. A S?aS let WilS SllIKllHrl ill Iha
of the recent elections -is the corrupt j centre of the vault, and this the burgl.us
and overwhelming triumph of the con-j ut to en;'hle thorn to proceed with their
servntive party in that long tilundered work- ,A ,,0'e drilled into t!ie lock of
sisippi. I hat Mate contains more j cord was then made fast to thcelectiic fue
colored than white ik-ooIo. and at attached to the charee. and this cor.l was
i elections heretofore the radical leaders ! !Tde to run through small screw rings
CCl" , ...i.,. . ... i , ' i i.lti.f.i'l in rirH:frmt kli.1v.,c r..l
;n ,i .:.,c.i e ii l ' " oo a'e iu a i v 1101 Liieril adventurers .... . ...... .
tifie I copies of these fraudulent regis- , t . - .. " " "f f, ! ,n to t,,e ro"f fl'- whence the shot was
try lisVs ought to form a conspicuous ' ,,UU,t V" !-on S-01? 1 m' l-Il,n-erp have undoubtedly lired, as it would have been
Object among the wonders of the cen- j ?nwc " ar,aying the colored vote impossible for any person to have with.
tetinial, in order that "the whole world I ' , ""'-"'.-- '-"or oi tne can- m.kki tne concussion caused br the exrl.i
and the- rest of mankind'' may fully! "- ' e negroes,
ar-
ui;i iouv , r.
r:..M..r,d.,.,,.l tl. ,n.l,, .u.,.,.w; F .. I " v' vl . :1 1 lvl ltn Vtars Ot C
Philadelphia election.
. ... . .. ... .. ' i . i .
j? n-i ii, iicei uiiueu mail
tlie radical party had been utterly an
nihilated i.i Mississippi at the latc elec
tiou, the Jolinstown Tribune, true to
its vocation, in order to break the force I
of the victory, made haste to proclaim
that tlie Democratic Legislatureof that !
Slate would elect JetlVrson Davis to!
the Senate of the United States. Of!
course the purpose of such a Mim
chausenism is apparent and well un
derstood. In the first place, there is
no vacancy in the Senate from Missis
sippi. The term of Alcorn, one of the
Senators, will not expire until lo77,
and the term of the other (Uruce, col
ored,) no, until liil. In the second
place, Davi3 is ineligible, for the rea
son that Congress has nevt r removed
his disabilities incurred by his partici
pation in the reliellion ; and lastly, he
could not be elected for the plain rea
son that he is not a citizen of the State,
as required by the constitution, but is
and for a long time lias been a perma
nent resident of Memphis, Tennessee.
Knowing all this, it still euitsthc base
purposes of radical editors to stoop to
the lowest and meanest inventions in
order, if possible, to inflame the pub
lic mind of the Xorth against redeemed
and disenthralled Mississippi
pet bag corruption, have Income fick
and weary of tlie infliction, and have
discovered after bitter experience who
i are their true friends. Sr-emo- nd
knowing all this, what is called the
rnfor line in Southern politics was
broken at the election in Mississippi
and enough of the negro vote united
with the conservatives to Rccure the
State from the clutches of imported
demagogues. A new and prosperous
career is thus opened up to the op
pressed taxpayers of that plundered
State and future good government as
sured. The election passed off peace
ably and without the least disturbance.
This was not the programme marked
out by Ames, her carpet-bag Governor.
Twice he importuned (j rant for military
aid in view of imaginary outrages to
lie perpetrated by the white people on
the negroes. Hut Grant, however
willing lie was to comply with the de
mand, was held in check bv his At-
The following card from the Re
publican cane id ate for State Treasurer
appeared in the Erie Gazelle on the
Sunday before the election, as we learn
from the Obscrrer, from which it i3
copied. As the date of the communi
cation shows, there was little time for
its circulation among the people of the
State. Important as are its contents,
it was not considered necessary to send
it by telegraph, circulation among the
toi ncy General, as well as by the pro
test of the decent and "influential
radicals of the State itself, and the
result has lieen as stated a p;iet and
peaceable election and the complete
overthrow of Ames and the corrupt
crew who have so long ruled and op
pressed her people, white as well as
black. The death-knell of carpet-bag-ism
as well as' of radicalism in Missis
sippi has been sounded, and the vote of
that State may lie securely counted on
to swell the Democratic victory in the
Presidential campaign of 1875.
E suppose that notwithstanding
the result of the late election in this
county, the leaders of the radical par
iy win cnng to uio delusion in the Iu
ture, ns they have in tlie past, that by
some political miracle thev may suc
ceed in electing, if not the whole, at
ii till . , . '
immediate neighbors of Mr. llawle be- . 1 a ",art ti,eir t'et. Their faith
illT considered tsniir-nt Itnf ,n 1,11S respect, although annilnllv
that the election is over the public will ' sIirtte' cl. i somewhat peculiar. Uut
be glad to learn the nolicv which tho I t,,en a re'lt P01 has sa' that
Treasurer elect intern's to pursue in
the management of the finances of the
commonwealth ;
Erik October 30, 1875. 7V (he Editor
of th Q.xzetU Sib. : I notice that the
trie Observer gives gre.nt
prtaiu declarations and
tlie democratic candidate for state treas-
Hop,) springs eternal In the human breast.
Man never w, but always to be blest."
lhey may perhaps, as at the last
election in the case of County Treas
urer, by the aid of misguided and badlr
.....v u.n .... r , .. .
prominence to! I'eiuoci a-s, reduce the major-
challo-.iges" of ty ot a particular candidate, but if the
for state treas- county convention is enn ful m it
.i. i . . i i . . ' 1
uier-a- i.ioug,, l mo gui. uiey mig k uc nominations the ticket is bound to be
r mbarrassing to tne. J he OUertcr is en- ri , " V
tbely mistaken I.. that respect, I have no ! eccli I- 1 he Democratic party in
objection toFtating mT views on treasury ) t,,e county is now more nearly a unit
management, either publicly or privately, i tnair it na3 been for the Inst four years
ououia me cuizens 01 mis commoiiweau.ii i aim aL liie next election will present a
see proper to elect me to the office for wh?ch j soi;i at)ll nbrokcn front We have
I am a candidate, I propose to pel form the i . i. , H
j..f. r ,i. L ...,:. ...:.t. -i. I been told of two or three nmb tions
the laws of the state, particularly set forth lmt verdant Kepnlilicans who are now
in the act of nse mbly appioved'the 9;h of I training for tlie Slieriffalttr next year.
My, A. D. 1874, sectioa 8 of said act re-j If. they can derive anv amusement
qni.i..g a month! .tatement of all t. ansae- from inch pastime we know of no good
tioni of the department, receipts, deposits . 1 n i ' "j,wii
and Intereif. to be filed with the auditor fe:son liy "icy should not indulge
in it. Jt Is a mere matter of tncfo
about which there should be no dispute.
general. The funds of the state shall be
guarded by me with fidelity, mil the in
terest on trearury balances shall be ao
couuted for as the property of the people.
f a m fit thn oiiiiiion th:it lha nstahlishv
m t - - i -
. . m . . . . . 1 . .
men fir Tein mini tr ui m u e .,..i.i:i., i i 1 fl,, .
United Htte goyernn.ent w.,u!d remove . P"b,'s lelac whe e.nain.ng Thursday,
Governor IIartraxft has issued
his annual Thanksgiving Proclamation
sion, as shown by the inner door of the
vault, which was bent neatly double.
The latter was mat'.c of half-inch iron.
The theory is that after the explosion the
burglars descended'to the vault, and ran
sacked the contents of the safe, which wan
successfully blown open. Uut they found
liUle for their pains, as nothing was dis
covered but a Io. ofcuriency and a ipianti
tity of mutilated bills. A bag coniaiinng
about $KM iu nickles was discovered and
the w hole was probably removed at once to
the roof, as it was Mibseiineutly discovered
there.
The thieves now proceeded 'it is sup
posed) to the work of opening the second
safe, for when the vault was opened next
morning the outside covciing ol the lock
was found blown ofT. It is thought that
the second explosion awoke the proprietor
of the boaiding house next door, for he at
any rate sprang out of bed and informed
his w.fe that he believed that something
wrong was gr.ing on inside the bank. He
hastily put on his pants, and with an open
kerosene lamp went down stairs in his bare
feet and around the rear of the bank.
Wheu he got there he was confronted by a
man w ho escaped from the ladder, who In
turn was quick 1y followed by another, and
still another, the latter having jumped
from the roof. An aiann was raised, but
the thieves had made good their escape be
fore assistance ariivc-d. Information was
at once made to the president and cashier
of the bank, who arrived subsequently and
made an examination of affairs. In the
sudden Might of the burglars they were
compelled to leave almost all itheir para
phernalia, such as jimmies, screws, bits,
braces, fuses, bar iron, putty knives, rope
ladders and skull caps. Oi,e ,f the latter
was an elaborate affair, woven or the finest
silk ana or many colois. All tlie tools left
gave evidence that none but the most skill
ful professionals were engaged in the rob
bery. The money lcmoved to the roof
was left of course; together with two com
plete suits of overalls of dark blue stuff
Money was subsequently found about the
building, but in very small amounts.
The officers of the bank state that their
loss will not exceed $."30; but had the
thieves succeeded in getting into the other
safe, w hich was partially blown open, they
would have found notes and oapers to the
amount of nearly $000,000.
Foundered at Sea I One Hundred
Lives Lout. A private dispatch received in
Washington on .Monday evening announces
the total loss of the steamship Pacific, be
tween Portland. Oregon, and Sa-i Francis
co, by foundering at sea on last Thursday. ! Luzerne...
T-l. .1-... .
i no mspaicu says all on boaid were lost. Wtoming .
The following p"iess dispatch has just been 1 WcKean
ire romances
iu the dusty pages i( the past
Party leaders who map o-it no program
me for the future but blood and carnage
and the hies of religious bigotry and hate,
consuming t.l.o accumulated labois of a
century of civil and religions liberty and
destroying the fabric of freedom itself, are
to be sbiiuned as more deadly than the
Upas. To-day one denomination is the
quarry; to-mot-row another and another
will, fall under the ban, until finally the
ravening Vultures of infidel France will
come forth from tlieir hiding places and
fatten upon the bones of Libeity in the
very temples where once she walked w ith
an imperial tread, with none to breiUhc
aught against her right of dominion.
I5ut the t'omnirrc'iil and its party leaders
itTVite us to a feast of death and a carnival
of nameless horror to a war that will
spare neither age nor sex nor condition
tiiat will respect neither (Jod nor man
that will regard neither life, hlierty nor
conscience. Are the American people,
Willi the light of history before Lhem, ready
to sunendei civil and religious libei ty and
plunge into the horrible abyss of a religion
war at the bidding of any set of party
leaders? We cannot think that they are.
Pittsburgh l'vl.
pected to bid for it.
riollet runs ahead of Pershing iu
Bradford. county (the former's home) 230
votes, and Ibtwlo. iu Erie county, bis borne,
rnns ahead of Haitranft 213.
The fact that the Duchess of F.din
burg presented her husband with a baby
a day or two ago increases the progeny of
Queen Victoria to thirty-three.
Jacob Miksch, a resident of Nazareth,
Montgomery county, voted on Tuesday of
last week for the 07th time since be was of
age. He east his first ballot in 1808.
Secretary Ilristow has forbidden the
importation of beef cattlo and hides from
England, owing to the pievalence of the
foot and mouth disease in that country.
While pursuing an old winking at the
iron mines at Dean Finest, England, an oak
shovel r Danish origin, and at least 740
yeais old, was found iu excellent preserva
tion. A squirrel hunt at Casfleton. N. V..
last week, resulted in biii g'mg in ll.tiO
squirrels eij;ht men on a side. One of !
the number, Geoige Preston, brought in i
3,0.V)! j
An iron ship has just arrived at San
Fiaucisco from Chester, Pa,, by rail. She ,
was buiit and shipped in sections, and six-
ty eight cars were reqnirtd to transport ;
these. i
KV.tie Beaver is the name of a Beiks
mi
Who said tl-.at you woulJ 13 to cet s-irM Clot:.: rs CM
People wear, rather than the v!.c!ssj!j oods c?r
rnonly so'.J? Thrs will tci! 'gj haw to it it.
The vcrv larr ir.crra- of o-jt t)3-n"' atlo-.v ui to ris -e
A STiLL LOW :a SCALE Cr FKiCiS.
U 1(
. r
j i UU vcAi a v i n. aw Livj i l t
In buying Suit at Oak Hail g
t m a . -j k, e & r rv t k j -
Ircm apywnere in ims v-oar.iy i-j i.i " - - ; . :a, n v
and have a day ot sgiit-secn-g Dtsiocs. v.snji-c: u
i a .1 v of i
Brown si and by this Sla-.tncat, ar.d &u wui
you a:Ter or.a
'J) be wttre of w!i.t v m-.' f -
rxcs, S'l' ,1 : hi . , -II in t r o
I Cfiaractsr ot :
I Tne Goods we sett !
i . Fer Ken & By3.
1
1 L .
'j.
j hev are--e!l cit.Kwc ! jii '.u
can be i-UfJ ur'n. it.jr-.kccp?rs t .: -:
minrr-t rv-nt es ! cn ihcv say -.- si- - .
' ' ' ?. 7' 't d tiot lit?. r!a U I, :t Co: Ur.? c " -!v.
retail. IVc bear no iM-will to ar.r CMC, and ii.vi lis cr'y b-cv-e 5
tie-.Icrs scil p.'Orp'C!. ?s rcxiri; from our h-n-sc. loetcK of c.::c.
f-rs'we are rv.sp'r.sib!e for an:cl-:s b--U(;li? f t:s. Vy n.ir p!:,n of T
ihc rht nauici ol the r.:ter:!s on cur t o-s, ro 01.- Cau Le it.'.l. j .
rlt!
Hew
Waramcker & Brown
t-ezt teT
CUSlOHtRS.
firHn price in ptninf?:'""! r -.-I
r r.ic pr.e to ii:;..-s u-. 1
m. 'j o citv proji'e sn.4 c
R I-
rr w
J - -
r.
. v.
t I
v?ntnCt. A ;th :acr s.rttCi-1 s .-:.a (:, :;-e V.
i? given, hM tlie F'ri:e isrT l'-w
:h.it tl:c TTn-y will te p .kl ark in ft.!', if j urcasscr vl-.n )C -i-;
wishes f'r ar.y rcaon, to return the gods, u.iwom.
r T lii is !rrpcr?,ir.tir.'!t ' f!,rrca'.Te,i:r- rc ; :
Jr:0;-.C liav-rg SlurS ;:i i i.i. ic jj . t ;. ,
strar.Ljci-s 0.1 ti.e ff . .' :.
! , r;-j;jt n rc irrc tor-; ;o tii y :-. - 1 .
' " cour.tr-r.'tit goeci. Th.rc is bi:t ic ( . k lt . i ;
Philadelphia, it is a birco tu:.d:r?. l.ic sire of ftr or ' v-ry . . , ?
V- ! (. i V I'll . '.1 VI !I - I V . i.T . V
Exacf!y
where th Store Is.
1
5 tup
SIXTH S1X1H and Market Streets
7"K send p.-.rtarr.s cf
rna :--i:p grcc3 s
mm
Those bo cannot
come
to the City.
! V 1 5
irtj their measure (we lurr.i h c y ii i
ny one can ir.easure by.i ; i i'-.-. .
TvarteJ. ard prj. -r:rs.-i. l'r.r- -is
In Kxprc Co. on rcccrvt el r;.c-d, t'.;c priv K ; 1 1 t..-;...
al!r?v.'ocl Tiy iii. V. here p.x U t' r. -t j .ulj, itc -. ... .- .
moncv ar.-i c:tv tlio ex:-resr..-c bn--.; t rhi'-. :.i
1
nt.-r.
Ui ie surtr to let cur ttumc en the i'ui.drzr w:.i .
t ft
10 t
4 ;
rl ?
r i
WANAMAKER & BROWIl I
tr.
Xoah IJishop, a '.1-;x! Mian, attended
a leliious revival .-it, M. unit eri:'ii, Indi
ana, and while at the mourners' bench 1;is
Veil n s ijl ca n ia ( tfiicU: I 1 S 7.1.
The following is the official vote of the
State complete for Governor, as comp.tred
with the vote for Lieutenant Governoi lasi
year, llarttanfi's plurality is 12,0;10.
I'iolette receivtrd JOo.irH) votesin the State,
and IJ.iwle 5!rJ,s;7 ; Kawle's plurality, J.
725. - The prohibition vote fots up 13,244
for Browne and 12,408 for Pennypacker.
Both the Republican caudiilates obtain
thtir election by a minority vote :
COCNTIES.
Adams
Allegheny
Armstrong
Heaver
Bedford
Itirks
Blair..:
Bradford
Bucks
Butler
Caiuhria
Cameron....
Cailnni...
Centre
Chester ,
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton ..
Col ii nilii a
Crawford
Cumberland....,
Ilauphiii
Delaware
Kiic..
Krie.U..,.,.
FayetVe.
Forest.
Kranlih
Fulton.,
O reene
H nntiiigdoii.. ..
Imliaua
Jefl".;rson
J niiiaia
laneaster
Lawrence:.
Lvbitnon..
Kolligh...
MF.VT. r.ov.
1S74.
IMVKRNOK.
175.
1 ! 5
received :
' Seattle, Washington Territory, Novem
ber 7. The Daily Disnateh received thn
following special from Fort TWnsend this
morning: The American ship Messenger,
Captaiu J. F. Gilkey, arrived, nine days
from San Francisco, and report picking
np, twenty miles south of Cane Flatterv
part of t he pilot house and Henry L. Jelly,
the only survivor of the steamship Pacific)
which sailed from Victoria at 9 o'clock on
Thursday morning and foundered fortv
miles south f Flattery at 8 o'clock on
Thursday evening. Jelly floated on th
pilot house fiom 8 o'clock on Thursday J Tioya
night until 10 o'clock on Saturday morn- I t'nion
lug, when he was picked up by the Ales- enango.
senger. Several boats were launched but I arren
fiercer
Mifflin..
M on roe,
Montgomery. ,.
Montonr
Northamptrin...
Northumberlaial
Perry..
Philadelphia
Pike
Potter
Schnylkill ,
Snyder
Somerset.
Sullivan .
Susquehanna
all foundered. Jelly is too lo.v to trive full
particulars. He states that he was in a
boat which swamped, and with anothei
man succeeded in reaching part of the ni.
lofMiouse. . The other man subsen lllll 1 V
died from exposure, and was cut loo h
Mr. Jelly. ' ... '
r: r"rr;.v:v " the 25th mstant. beimr iu 8nma 1 K.?"n,j n.o.u,y l.or i,mg.
'ium...i..,M ..... ... t I ,,.:. T , Vi I tne majority is OfVjz. liuckalew'n majoil
Washington
Wayne
Westmoreland.
Wyoming
York ...
Total
Majorities
30! 1
1.V04
3r.-J.-l
24. si;
2,.i.":r
km;io
222i'
, 4204.
0514
3.17!
44
24-J0
30S3I
4.44l
3'.54,
3'.m;..
l'43!i'
2n.Ki(
47-J4;
437.S
" 41.)7!
2'J07
1127)
4;i2,
3714
42H
3!) 13
JOl'l
si;);.?1
25SXI
n;i4j
21 (i
K171I
1322,
103! 2
44.V.I
918j
304.1
15401
2M7j
78153
14.1,-i
BSI1
:47
2424
40H87
103!!
40j
9184
10S7
1627
8211
27
ICJIH
117l
3253
43IM5
24.XII
57m
1087
7111
2.-ioV
J30X:
8H3H
377'
2.124
2!WI
33! si'
.! I !1
fiM3'
4123
2238:
47!
2118!
M2
1SI.14
1.182,
1481!
11 23''
4S2H
38:v
fi3!i:l!
3o!l!)i
4M
5(187
Sill
.'.7!
3i3!
7K)
14!i
"73(1 !
3.V hi ;
'()4S
1029'
in.ijui
2781
3131
40S7
WkII
3.133
JH.l
427.1
1383
508
1 73!0
875
3021
323
2279
5IS5ft
238
152
i.)17
1452
283.1
442
3425
3614
1IC17
3281
2307
42.12
22."
391fi
1480!
40K3
2177
18707!
3;il.l;
30S(i
2lM(i
37 1 1 ,
i.!2o
613
37H!
232.1
-1.12
2347
i'"!r'
701.1
21'.,
181!'
1771:
164l!
614C,
300.1
574
4t)75'
503;
OiKMl!
3172'
370 1
4074
;s4j
1.117i
2.14i
. 304(lj
- IO23!
It'll'
1272.1!
2:13.1,
40"?0!
!8!l
348S;'
040
4!M1:
1440
83;5 4
KKI2!
4:w-4j
3001;
242!
0.12021
434i
122i'i
700!)
170!
2089
330,
3.117
3!33'
1784!
20.131
20.17
4017
1854
4037
130.-.I
5203;
3000
13243
3121
2702
30! H.I
13133
3100
42G.1
70;0
3801
33! W
470
2728
3.104
5IKI5
3221
3273
2508
37.17
. 5.126
4309
4704
2079
10.1.1
4744
4299
319
3954
981
2099
20.l
179,1
2248
1771
7.181
1427
2008
07.18
11133
' 4P.41
970
4207
15S0
2030
8339
1332
7248
4.107
2448
47980
1050
1019
9037
1309
1089
719
29.11
190!)
1177
2940
1740 1
4763
213.
county twelve years old girl who rises daily , v5ce he C;lliea the Woman lo his UU and
at lour a. m .inks th.rtecn cows and pre- ; stick her a blow with an axe, from which
pares biaktas for the family by whom ; sl:tt :t,d ir;;l fcw ,lolire.
she ts employed A gi-neial nduefion in wnres is tnlzioo-
The people of A.bion M.ch., having 1 viSC itl t.vcrv ; thv c,;u . ilt.?-
tarred and leatliercd an old man named t ai,d first.class mechanics al-e wo, kin-
..... j-.n. i.m , ai,np,en iaPe, nave OI, Ule citv drains and water-oiks f..r half
discovered that thev wasted
feathers and indignation
tlieir lai, ilo usual salary. Hundreds of mechanics
I I-: . .1. i 1 t .. ; r .:
. . , . . . . I nuiKUIU ilk lilt II ll.llil'S mu l-ll lirtil I If,
l-ll-lTf, ,L-U L..U l,n.... J!.. .1 . .
r . -" ""7"" o..-coeieu..oolu k The san.e Mate of attairs pi-cvai s in Kuiope.
forty miles west of Ljirmo-e. Wviiminif i .:.... r J. . . .
Tenitorv itl.W r .. t.:..t. ' v '.u ...-. .k J. o i.as j'.-H
r-uWV-. 'V' Ul r fpsom w,.,kmen. The same Mate of il.iuea pie-
Ail Ashtabula ctmnty (O.) newspaper
says in tint place last week potatws went
beegina for buyers at fifteen cents a bushel
and a Davenport, Iowa, 'ournal says onions
sell there at twelve cents a bushel.
Xatiion Stone, of Farmiiigtoii, Mfssa
clmsttts who is in his ninety-seventh year,
voted on Tuesday of la.st week for the seventy-fifth
time in that town for Governor.
He has voted at seventeen Presidential
elections.
Julin Watkins, of Dcdham, Mass., be
ing ill, was taken to the polls in a eairiage
Tuesday. On arriving home he f;-H tbad
fiom over excitement. His daughter is so '
mucn aiiectcd that she is not expected to
recover.
Clayton Strawn, of Doylestown, lelt his
home twenty years .- m a whaliior vov:mn
and has recently beeti heard from, for ihe
siinf.iinctJ his iiitent iu to diM.-harge I'i.'HX)
vans, in every nation, except, peiliups,
Fi-ance. So we are not alone in our indus
trial troubles.
A woman has been discovered in Ohio
who was born on the 4:h of July. 1770, the
very day of the famous declaration. Her
name Js Tiitnnic and we are inf. timed, by
way of overcoming our incred-.ilit . that
her mother lived to be 100 years old, and
that her maternal grandfather i cached the
patriarchal age of 1 10. 'Hi is old lady t.'tiuht
certainly to lo: ni a featuie of next join's
celebration. 11 y pti' t i:i h-r in cotton wool
she might be saftiv t rati sported to I'hihi-
j delphia, aud when once there she coui.l be
I made comfortable. Bo-iix. Glvhe.
"he Siege of I'iiiis,-' rut iiily com
pleted in that city, has just ariivcc in Xcn
Voi k by steamer from Fiar.ci. The j ielui e
will be taken tot he Centennial Exhibit ion in
li.;t , .1.1. I.;., r. i
hrst time si.ee his departure. He is living I . T' V " .T" "V, V.
led , .litt lm!. i- ti,. v.i ....... ... ..r i -.A
in one .i i:it liiiiulni:s oeion
A ItKUiLLi. Tka'. !.;...
(li.d. ) T. l! 'do- x-.;.- ......
an extra on i j. n . .- ; ......
Ore of tlu- n;.-..-i ' .
staiilittg lr.'.iidus i I . 1 1 .
this Stale w:-s pi-i ; : ,,
G rceiitow ii, 2ion.ti.il.' i.
Was n liinil ,l ii.i ;., .. .
t!iis ii.oiiiiiiii ai.d : i.- , ;
an it:(ju'vt.
Toe panieula'-s -r t!-.-vciy
nic.igei, li;u as n. .::
aie .is fvOi.iW.; I i.t . : I- .
t-wii jt'uiday, i'.v.i t ...
tl.it I. ts ;w,i'. ;i iui'iu;. ,'it
showed il.c- 2-'.i;cii.ivc -his
slipper.
Ills bro: l.cr an.l ait i . i i :
house, and io-t-i.t-o;! m :
lo h:ae. and t i ; ; ; i ! : v ; : .
tochtiieli. II ii. v, i
and a j j cared j i-: :-. . : ' .
Tin: iii.i.iiY v, ; : i - :
Sonic- tiu.e al';.-i t i
It raiKiii in 1.!js v.;;,- ;
It -'A WC-il if ill 't- i .. , . ! -
t'Ao rtn-ks a . t-
to k l! the Child. ii.. 1'.. : i
ver ami rotti ;il a ..c-..-oi.r. .
in Led, ai.d iheu lu; v .'.
in.
W l!.:.
Ten if, -II'.'i:in-iii
oMl St bi
r
o: an island iu the Pacific Ocean ensra
:.. i. - - r . . f &
in t-iiK ui.omi.tc-iure tu cocoa mil oil.
A reduction of wages follows the vic
tory of the money power, and in Ohio 10,-
odu miners go out on a strike. Those of
j aitit-ts,
i Lei i ia i d,
j to the C
The pic
then, who voted away their own bread and 1 , f x i 1
butter, have learned too late who we to --"'J '7' 1
their friends at.d who were their enemies! V"? ,l,t f tLt cliiU -C
:i:v
to the Conij.anie des P.tmprs Fnnebrrs.
The picture is "iO by " feet, ami was
transferred from Paris to Havre on ten cars
leoc'ii jrnvernnient
cs of export aiid
ircint.
i "T l,a"-0d MVS 1Cy' 'i"'" 102 I -M,y- Moullon w.,s dropprd from the
next Chi.stmas, ,s working m a .St. Ivuiis roll of membe.ship ,.f Ueccher'a omMt-a-
fio'n . h'm'm Mypws-"" "i'ai.d tion, on the ground .,f cotinued al.Mmco.
fo.n a httle child by President Monroe, She object for the blowing reasons-
I 1 r X 7? "V. ,,,SCt,.,k' "Vr is f t "My absence is an ,f..lr ( )e, al).,
all likely that he remembers Pr;.li...t ' i t... .i s r , . ' . '
,, -....., - t. in - n imt ti aoiuierv coinmillprt
by Hemy Waid Ieetiier. vast or of ibis
church, with one of his parishioners, which
1 knew to be a fact through Mr. Ieeeher's
confessions to me, anil through couclusivo
evidence of the crime from other sources."
There are plenty of squeamish people who
niiyht objfet for similar reasons, lint is
not Mrs. Moulton a little bit too particular ?
The lhadford Argus savs a horrible
murder was committed iu lhadfoid county
on the 28th ult., by Henry Decker, who
walked up to the bedside of his father-in-law,
William Conover, who was asltep,
and after awakening him. pwib-d down tlie i
bed clothes and delilieralelv shot him itl, !
, ay8 Henry f ?, ,c,,ve'- ) ''H ntei ing H,o K fl side of j
infer of lj ,,e ,,ealt lacker then rushed from the
convicted ofife .l::la lr"?': " ':-!
Washinuton.
-V special dispatch says the steamer
City of Wasco, from Xe-v York Tor Gal
veston, was burned outside the Galveston
bar on the morning of the 8th. The offi
cers, passenircrs and crew took to boats
and were last seeu bearing westerly. A
tug has been sent out.
The latest returns from Wisconsin give
Ludington, the liepubiicau candidate for
governor, 1,500 majority, and it is stated
that the Republicans will have 5 majority
in the senate and 6 in the house. Kiiehen,
Democrat, is elected state treasurer, but
the rest of the state ticket, exceptiu gov-
...a...., iriiin.nn i.i UOIltil.
A dispatch from Trov. Mo..
Iteicke, convicted of the murder
TOiffi. 9iul Moi-tx-liil. V.. 1 1 ....
muideriiiR Miss Callaway, a vounir lart I -1-.V,m'!VC1' K"t out of bed and f.-ll d.-ad
who would not receive !iis attentions, were oangi.tei rect. The mnideier'
brouehi. before the fVim-ton Sit.,,-rtn wenl to lowai d.i and surrendered l.i.n lr
...... J, . . . ............ .tu. , .. :.; ,
... .... .......... a ,, as committed to:
...o cnimy jau. i ue victim was over i
eighty years of age. j
General Judson Kilpa trick lectured at
the Coojer Institute, Xew Yn k, on Friday
night. His Mibject was -'The Irish Soldier
JU the war the rebellion.". Ti, Icctuier
gave a brief, outline or Iiish historv and
comparetl their patriots with the t.!d' JJo
man heroes. He w satisfied that the war
would have resulted adversely to the Union
but tortlie Iiish soldiers, lie Ka-.emi
merous humorous illustrations f the i,,,
triotisnic.f Irish soldiers dining the vai- I
-..jch weie received with loml appl.t,e' i
and which were only intennj.ted by theex'
treme enthusiasm of an eceont.ic individ
ual, whose a bm nation .,f (..,,,,i t-:. i
lick caused him to be removeil. '
2.7105 272516.3011
272516,
... .... i,lc v ... i it. -ii oai-urciav, ami
sentenced by Judge Edwards lo be hanged
on Friday,1 Deeember 31.
-The Pittsburg Dispateh thinks that if
somebody would bring the Gniliord remains
to Philadelphia they might be more of a
curiosity than Washington's. Or better
Mill; the firebrand.-, and bigots who want
to run the campaign of '70 on Mrictlv re
ligions principles might find them useful
for exhibition purposes in that contest.
Browne, Prohibitionist, will have over
10,000 votes in the State. He has 1 575 i
Allegheny, 515 in Lancaster, 500 in Centre
fi,6 tn Lawrence, 200 in Armstrong 581 j,',
enango, 284 iu Warren, 19-) in Westmore
land, 18t in Washington, Gil in Philidel
phia 500 ijl Chester, 40) in Huntingdon,
and from 50 to 200 in each of the other
counties. ' ,
Two women have just died, one in
Loudon and the other in Hungary, whose
ages are remarkable. The former died at
the advanced ago of one hundred and
twenty years, and was a constant user of
tobacco. The latter, at the time of her
death, was one hundred and twelve years
of age, the last thirty-five years of her life
being spent in begging.
Already eleven 2sew York regiments.
....vun-cnn, live irom 1'eiiB-
sylvania, two fi-om New Jei-sev, aud com
panies from New Hampshire, Connecticut.
Rhode Island, South Carolina, New Oi
lcans, Chicago and San Francisco have
agiced to attend the Ce iitenni-.l .... ti..
I ; with the Philadelphia militia a grand mili-
1010 " ct,ar,es Pnrey.-an Irishman, aliout
82S5 , twety '' yca8 of age, rather altove the
; ineuium neigniii, left his borne at Wilkes-
r tt1 cs a ! v.:,t;
a:i out if t?:. 1
!i;ht eais o, .,
'IkoT. li-it-:i:s..ii t-!i,ii ; .. ,
bni the ball !.uic.d and i.
badly. lie t.t'.lier
back of the hv-;:d . ii!. i ci .
bail wound, but l i- -u
ting out of s'oMj s w ;t :i i . .
Robinson then i.-:.K :
from a Ikx net'.r bim. '. i, .
litlh- giii hi-, cud.v iI iikl:
itig iu bed. and M.-"ii.ih ' .
from ear t ear. lie f
by taking the l.fe o( i ;
tlt sli t ill Ih-,1 itl ! he !: -inson
then jump! d h '. -the
ti.iit of t.;i:i .
dov n.
lionv if 1 ; : i" ;.:t
This iiiorid:: :t Ji-u.-e -.' :
at the junei i n i... t :
son ti tu to c;ie ot : .'
ti r.k now u t. any one i. :.
dead body of ; ipati w:t- i
from .lackson ..i T
Ctiroiier of TipToti c -. : v. r-.
by W. W. Rarti.-s. of K ... -
to Tipton on a t':el-!.: i!. -
of I ).l id J'.,l;iii t. U . '
teilibie tieed last liii,:.
It is nuktio-.v'i h.m l.r i ;
but it is sitppo.-ttl I i i:'r!
jitinptd off a 1'iei:: c: r" '
ileal Ii. His ixi.i::!iis cif l
komo by the uoou Leil-t i ' 1 '.
THAXusiivisf. 7':: ' : "
name ami by tl. :iet! '
luouweallh .V I't r: svli.i i :
TIIANK.-r:i !o 1:. : "'"
In the j.biin.la:-t , -Heaven
has l.lcssi-t r-. ''
li'stilence and v,:.i,t i"i--i.
diminisliii," l:rtui-t U.'t !
channels ol' tiade.
d t!.t i
A .Child Boks to a Motiikh 70 Ykaiis '
; ' n"y lM,!' " age of wondei-s, ,f ,
b g bonanzas, , ,,-h discoveries, and iema.k-j
----- ..v....,, ,, vi;,y county is ttesiiiacTto
be not among the least-noted places upon
the pges of future history for the wonder
lui events which h:iv t...v, .
, , -j-..-.i: noillll
ill UOItlC'IS,
J. o
only of a icviv,.l I i '
factiux's throui.!.oMt
country, but .f a 1 ;
union ,",f 1- poo; V t!.. ': '
tiecasi.m for iliiinliiul -s.
1 respectfully as!,, !' ':i
people if Pennsyivat:!:!. i ' -:-''
the leeonniii rd.t ion it v
tlie l' ltd Stiit.s. a ii '''
day of Nou n. K r. ;" -t
the Great Authoi of a'i !
t. petition foi the f'n::i-
vine favor to ihe nati";' i'-'1.-"'
tien under imv iiai.i' :ii
I of the state at IU: : i-b:v--- J
j of November, in in-'-'v
! thousaiitl t i.ii t l ut ilii ii
and of the omi:ioiie.''l "f
dredil,. J. 1- I-'1 "
Iiy the Govermu :
M. S. Qr.vv,
Secietaiv i f tie (V-1
Theotlorc 1?.
'I
4.189
75 292145 J harre on the 25th of October to attend a
miners' parade or meeting at Hyde Park
t finco which time noHtinir ha
11 !l 1.1
C.n.n, who resides th.e " k 1 : "' ;
Sniitlivill,. i.. .i.; . ' "i t iwj ago., lie is i v
adi V r m c,.V",-r' " ' ro'l - macliii.e wdh l-..-e o--
W ti.r. . ,llo.-l"' epten.Wi the
V,7, . 1 in llie ttth of her
age. Ihe baby weighed eight pounds at
the time rr ita bnth, and is a hearty, well-developc-d
child. '
Judge Gunn is an old, well-known, and
highly respected citizen of Clay co m" v
and gave i,lis piece of information from
1 f :!-!! !'',
:tli
tllf.
his
1-030'- of. him. Any information concerning
own li,, which was n,rr.,l,.M,....i ...
to attend a one of his nearest neigt.b,.,, who v is
yde Park j present at the time and weighed the Viid
been heard f We have known Jude Gunu f , SevJ 1
crnmg !, years, having serve.! m il.- .... .. ' ".''V.
Berks beats Lancaster 1,425, and Al'.e-
will bo most thaukfnllv i'.t 1 7 i"! . ,V.,,K. fiel veU the same regiment
1 wife in Wilkesbarre. or I.I- ViL .i . . . .. .. .L !- ' ,H..d can vouch fur the
oafs ami t as t
rnseen bv t he f.u '
! instantly fastem il :i "
the thiesher and ihe"'
! about ilr. li'Mlnie's titi'i
to the machine. 1 ''!'
small to pormst of th.-
in the head wat litem' i"'
passed through. Itw ts.i : '1"
: head came out. at t! e , : '
fate of the fatu.ei
liit-n who wore atU -i ' '
machine Mopped the h'-r.-i
r. i t!. - i ,. .... ,..k et ?
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