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EHENOnUEiC, PA.,
"Democratic JSai iaul 'i"tckt.
for phi-.storjtt :
AMULL J. TIL DEN, of New Yoik
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TIIOS. A. IIKNDIUCKS, of In '.iuiKi.
Democratic Cwtiita 2"-Af.
STATF SFNAT'lH :
F. A P1TOKMAK K.:, 1H , i -'-tirg.
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,'OHN DOWNTV. .l,,Juist- u.
J A M E J . T J i c.i M A S , Oa rt . .: . T a p.
MiKIill r' :
JOHN r.YAN. Camhria lVironh.
Asorj ati: jnn;i:s :
JOHN FUNAflAN, rt- i.y fri K Tp
JOHN I. THOMAS. Kr-r -t.nrj:.
poult liovsK i: 'r.CT'K :
ISAAC N. WI.-SlNOEli, Hi.i-kH.k
Twp.
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JOSCr-H C It A M 1J 11, Alh-plienr Twp.
AV'niLi: o'ir article of last vock met with
veiy goncral approval s- far as Grant's un
happy postmaster at Johnstown is oou
cerned, our only error in h;s regAid being
the fact that he wa and r.yr ap
pointed, as s'eted by ux, to the Dfiit
Court c'eikrdr'p, nonio very jwjHsjtable lie
)iullican fiituids thii;k that, we caft a re
Heetion npon the memory of IIon.-SRniui.-l
Henry, deceased. Far Ixs it from nr. to d j
' anything of thr.t kind. Mr. IT.-my .
one if our waimest personal fiiendH, and
mow that he is d'ad, God fjilid that wo j
should say aught ae.ainst h?n. II. s tragic j
death awakened lie best :;-jpu!vMiof oveiy
. lieart, and no man of honor von id now
desire to he loml Lis memoiy, onnf-h lesa
jmpupn his motives while living. It wae
not Samuel Henry who caused the ruinous
collapse of Lloyd Ss Co.'s bank in this
jlace, hut the riip that fnnrnifjded hira.
If Mr. Henry wan imposed npfn and his
conlidoneo abused, as we have no h-i'atioii
in faying waa unfortunately the eae, U t
the authors of that grrat wrong answer for
the evils that followed in wake. lie
w as surrounded by a ring whose political
influence ruined him and the buik he rep
leseided, and in that feaiful ru!n the
l.iborcr, the widow and the orphan be
cuae equal sufferers. No, Famucl Ilnry,
liberal, clever and kind hearted, as ell will
' admit, was, like Laaccor. in the fable,
crushed to death by tLe seriils that
Coiled themselves alx i.t !.itn.
Ner do we wish to be understood as hav
ing charged npon Mr. Henry the expendi
ture of the $171,000, or r7,000 per year,
which the bixiks of the defunct bank afore
said seem to indicate were used to secure
his election for three terms to tho legis
lature. The ring, and n-t Mr. Hnry, is re
sponsible fur this wholesale rohlx-ry of the
widow, the orphan and the laloiing man,
and the members of that unprinci palled
cabal w ill find when lhe gieat day of reek
oiling comes that the man they deceived
and drove to dejeration will Ktaud befortj
the throne of God much more justified in
the eye of omnipotent merey than they who
imposed upon his generosity, preyed npon
his bounty, and allured hira to his rniu.
As Thomas Davis, the present Puipubli
can candidate for FherifF, is ft mrtuler of
that ring, which it is trnth to say owns and
controls Geo. T. Swank, who is iTitir crea
tare and Grant's postmaster and a Mr.
Paris was chairman of ths Republican
county commjttae whon Samuel Henry was
elected, it is not venturing too far to pre.
dime that he eoulJ if he would account for
a great deal of the peoples money rjnan
dored for that rmT",v,e, and tell the woild
bow and where and for what ohjnet it was
expended, f hi r columns ere open for any
explanation he may see fit to make, lie
knows, because ho is in It, tbst there are
iufluenees at work hem In this ring whoFe
contact is politiral, moral and financial
death to all who touch it, snd when he
finds, as he will find when the verdirt of
the people of this con nty isrecm d-'d against
him at the balM-box, that the power of thin
infamons political combination hss de
parted forever, he can console himself with
the thought that his defeat was well earned
and the natural seqnenee of imch snpport
as is now heng accorded In'm by his fellow
"ringsters and their recogTiixed mouthpiece,
the Johnstown Tribune.
Mr. Johv Rtati, the wll known mot
chant of Johnstown. Pa., has ths nnmtnv
tion for sheriff of Cumbria roun'y rm the j
rteniocratle ticket-. He is a pnnlar man of
etxHisirs aefjnuintnm and h'dd in hi-jli
tfiem, iiienrtng hltu a large vote ontuids of
party Hdps.
The above, which wa clip from Monday's
issue of the HanUhuifir Pjtriott is tine lo
the letter, pave and except tbo asueition
that Mr. Ryan is th well known merchant
of Johnstown, which, by the way, the
reader mouM im l.ri to infei nom tt,e atiove
item has only one ; nor ia he a merchant
Of Job ttstown at all, his home and place of
busineva bern in Cambria boroogh, neatly
v . . . . . t . v ...J... V- . - . . . .
many year he has been engaged la mer-
cantile nnrauita. and where be haa earued
a reputatioD for honesty and integiity
which haa never been and never oao bo
successfully.
m a a
Hon. Hokatio Sktmovr. noting on the
advice of his ph; sic-m, has positively de
clined the nomination f-r Governor tend
ered to him by the New York Democracy.
"The contention -will be called together
again and another candidate thobe.ii.
TH
I The fact Unit not a few of our people
' are interested in the question of tho riht
; of way for the pioposed 1 H one fl"p1 l!i0 1
oil country to the senbor.td iruhieed ;s lust (
' eek to mike edit.uid ri.--mi.Mi T too r--l-!
; jcctious urged against this great nterpriso j
i br j.nilic.s intciestcd in its defeat, and by
j 'wit., in it- seemed to some very cogent j
i reasons, sit; fr-m their own personal in j
torofcts, w en; give n for ll.C stand taken ly ;
them. ILkvio i!o pivj i'lio? in the mat- ;
! u-r, however, ui.d pe.rectly willing ;
. . . i ii i ..i x.o s1m.ui i
j that both title should he hcaid, we -cm
' it fcimj.le jusilee to say that the fnends ol
this niotter niovrment n-j'iescnt ii:m inc
business ..r the itfite las been controlled
for some time by a l inI
which includes I
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many prominent railroad othc.als-a charge ;
com mi, i eo m i. unijifw iu .w.oCi ... (
m:cb u certain alleged disci itninati imi in i
'ir of this very line, and the witness,
' ' .. . ... .. 1
rcfasf d to testify. It w.Ii De UHiicuiW say j
; the fiieuds of the tneaiMii,. to saiitfy the j
; '.lbiic that if theie was no crookednepB ,
I.ia wi!.t li-ivev Iwnn fttv n-;n1 iv fiir.ii?i
! cxithnmL
The oil produeer?, oppresil by the ex
actions, as they declare, f the ring, seek
oallet to tide-water, and have under
takoB to lay a lino of pipe, wish the neces
raty s'-Htions and machinery. Thin move
ment is earnestly resisted by what the pro-
Amrm Uiin tn Im n iniwiPimlr. who have !
i i . . ' .i . . . i ,
hi.: agents t ir al mi the i ioimsiu ronto ,
to falsify and misixj nscnt the Company I
and obstruct settlements for right of w ay
They have published articles, It is said, in
pr.pcrs controlled by the combination ami
republished them in others, vaj,nS thote
for largo sums cs advert Lsements to roanu-
! facture an adverse pnVlio eeutiinent. The
pite line, its advocates ttll us, can do no
harm to the farmers. Whero it cresses
fields it will be' buried out of reach of the
plow, and contracts, they declare, will ly
givrn to land owners to dig the trenches
and haul and distribute the pipes, a well
as supply stations with fuel and provisions
for employees. More than this, the pro-
. . , . . ., . ;
lectors of tho enuuniise niomise that tnc
j -t l !
pip line will harm no one. It will not be
destructive to fields or highways, wiil not
bum buildings or kill etoek, and hs it I
unqnistionably to be constructed iu tho
intcit'.t of cheap trans citation and ag:iiust
what are conceived to bo rings, monopolies
and spoculatos-s, it hoks from that ste.nil
pit.t t-o be worthy of encouragement ami
deserving of the fewest pfjsibl obstacles
ia the way of its const met inn.
Having said this much ia its favor, and
with no more reserve than we presented
the other side of tho question iu our itisue
f Lvit week, we drop the subject so far es
our editorial columns are concerned, sttil
leaving, however, to the friends and op.
ponents of tho movement the eippoitunity
to dieuss the natter in a proper fpirit
through the medium of our advertisi"gdc
jiaitment, for which the usual rates will be
charged.
Tub iuterriew of President Oraut with
a Herald reporter at Lue Rriroh on Sep
tember 1st, dieelees af tate of facts worthy
of the most dipa-.ionstv eonsidnation of
a'l votors. General Grant defiuitedy de
clares himself Pn.:dent, not of the United
States, hot of the Republican party, and
paiticnlarly of his own branch of that par.
ty, as exemplified in his own set, of which
R-.'lie n and Dabcock are tho cxemplers.
The hioiix war he treats aattf little moment
as eompaivd with the Indiana eluct ion. It
seems to us that President Grant's oath of
ofHee does concern Lhe Indian war, and
has very little to do with the election ia
either Indiana, West Virginia, or tho Cir
olinas, ntttil eotne case is presented to him
by the proper authorities requiring his
dt fii.inite ofiicial action, under the consti
tution and Liw, If General (Jrant prefers
to be President of a prty, or of a faction
of a paity, from now to March 4th, 1S73,
rather that Chief Executive of all the
United States, ho most not be su:piiscd if
his acts are criticized and his motives in
vesiigated. Iu this view, why should
President Oraut be eo anxious for the
election of his successor, chosen by the
convention of his party, not only as
agnint a Demnciit, but aa against any
Republican like IJIaine, or Uiistow, u't of
his own particular stifpe and not of the
particular net who oither (dialed tho iuti
maey of the Whito House or were to be de
pended on for absolute adherence to the
views prevailing there P Is there anything
lobe coveied up which it is not morel
uussfd to trust to Tildun, but eveu to
Pdaine or 1'iistowf If so, who has de
ceived the President so gieatly as to lead
hiiu to put himself forwaid at once as the
denouncer of the Cattellsand the defender
tf Robeson, who f.rstered tho Cattells,
ma1o for them their or.nortuiiil ie of i.tioi.
r i
di.r, ai.d Modted hy their swindles to the
extriit of owimr to them his residanc. !
built by them, end Mill nnpnid for by him, (
whieh stands within two miles of tho Pres
idential cottage whore the interview occur
red t General Gi ant's language as to Rris
tow and Wilson is particularly noticeable.
Ho accuses the late Secretary of tho Tress
uiy of d;rect falsehood, and nothing could
bo moie Miuted than his 6neer at Solicitor
Wilson. Into the meria of Republican
fsmily quru rihi it is not our business to en
ter, but it is proper to notice that what
ever the doaeits of Ihistow and Wilson,
whoin Grant denounces, these two men
; ' " f " ' V , V mon j
U,e , ly "CB u",'or " Bdmiuia- j
t,"n. who nioceodcd iu esptoing fiaud
.
i) pint
the
underM
U-f.
A very quiet election for State ofileers '
was held i Arkansas on Mondav laa a,.d
alfhouoh r.,,i-,.ll .u:.Ai .i.-'h.-.I r '
the Republicans, t HecVed tho'
, i-iruef uy arionr. nny Thousand majoiity.
In Vermont, on the following dsy, ti c
Republicans cairied everything befoie
their., the Demorratx gained i-ear'v ffrv
, jer (inn. on tfieir votes, as compared with
I the Presidential eleLion of 1372.
which dei ivi-s support from the tact tl;at a mechanics and lalwuers f.-om many or tbo nerney, r.sj., or Aitoona. was
.-r ,.r i.i;..rr mil i sititiviiic .listi-ir. wliol.nll- ft -their homesH urn and delivered a speech full of
. . - I ,nic distant, to come to the nn etire to ! lent points and many w itty allusions,
road linos was lately summoned before , J t aTul imtant I was followed by .John S. llhey. Esq , w h
p uciinuueiH in jau. iv e trust f """" -" iur mo ; --.. io county, ik., ana Mississii.r.i River lti..A i ' "P" ,lol U- Lleven or thocveiv u.,e jiiek-
Bnstow will appreciate General Giant'a Aii.er.cau people. induced a few more igno,-a.,t people to cented tbo XnAn i Ii .
. 1 - . J . m. 1 m w9 U lift I all fT 1 1 fia . I u utf.li A. ..v 1 r . a. 1 - I.i oU'A u , i v I, i . A .a . - -T ' H H ll-miltl MM li.lVIt I HA
on of Ins Muviees in the intervals of! ..n-nocoiiciusnoi jir. Landla' mat3rly jotu mem. : , . .?;'; i'a : od fearful lu-ivalioiiH. fiom two ..f it !
IT a . ... . aTfial r Mr VViay ...WT Z If- kT i r- i'tl III.'UPIL H Id Lruteil . - . . . " ' I
vriinoiit cmp:iiL'L i ia l.tMt-Irf will '""u" imivtu iimt iur. m. .;n ' : ' v ! ttl a invito aiul iin.l. .1 in i aml.ui ; v..,ai
and ti e wholo aubioct cleailv "". Jounstowu, be invited to address I A New York lad. of seventeen. ' i. ,..i;i...i,r. ... . -. ",lJ' i by the shin Yo k.-hhe. f, v,ii,,. ,
. ' I . II - t . .... . "III tt-l (III V If ITTIB fllr A a-a An ..1 .. ,1.. . ' . ' -..-iaa ..ri-1(tl. .tmi'llt
15",
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f Ti'lR Tii Til iOC ) OLD ..ill:. :
l.i...j.i i.i 1 1. 1 1.
vw....-n3r.'t;'ift of the '
ft nt'ff f(t' if i
T.o ,nr-ftin? I. hi in U.c t oxut Hor.e on
...,.v vnnmr l;ir. iii l-nrsuiincc of tbe i
m
,,f ,i,e Chairman of the Democratic
p(,tIi!v C 'omiiiittfe, was
every respect
in
a m.t rHtifyn.? soccer. .,ot
"'J 'lie heavy rain which comm
ftb g nVKick .(i he
(i,.i,.K;1i)lliS flotn various paitso
Notwnhstiind
nienced fall-
afternooii,
f the coun-
tv cnie ponrmj? into town loog oeioro u:e
l-rnr Anntrd for tlie opening of the
neennfr, am. -vie . ......i-.
envelojrf'd the earl i our st;e-Ts weie nueu
ilUcht X(tU j
jSHtu,s ,,f t tr (j;JV a'xt -trie remedy proposed i
hv the Demociatic paity fur llio ti-rrihlo j
hard times which now parlyzes the indus- j
f, ;a ,.r i im Prtimtrv :nd BtToets all classes :
f-- - - - J
o'clock in the evening the Kbens- ;
but" Silver Cornet Hind apieared upon
our stieets anu piayeo a numoer oi hoc
tunes, iu the meantime proceeding to the
i'lair Ilouue, where thev halted and filled
! the air with sweet strains of patriot ic music.
Whilo the immense multitude or people
stjol around listening to the music and
anxiously waiting for the meeting, a lnrgo
delegation from LoreHo, headed tiy the ex
cellent martial hind from th.it place, crvrre
marching up Mam street and joined the
eoi net. band, and ero long both b.inris.
lowed by a largo imd well conducted p:o-
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jir.use, into which the immense crowd
pushed its way, tilling tne larsre room so
completely that it was impossible to gain
an entrance, neatly if not 'jiiite one-half of
those desiring to listen to the speeches be
ing obliged to remain outside.
Mr. L. D. Woodruff, Chairman of tho
Democratic County Committee, called the
meeting promptly to order at 8 o'clock, and
in a very neat little speech not only sounded
the keynote of the campaign but congrat
ulated the Democracy of the county on the
evidence presented by the large number in
attendance that they were stjll detetmined
to fight on and fight ever for the great sud
good cause which bad brought thorn to
eethf-r. At the conclusion of his remarks
er. oooruu rean me names oi too i juow
iug gentlemen who hail been selected to
,
tiresidn tt tlif niei-tinf. and on motion the
preside at the meeting
repoit was adopted without a dissenting
voieo. Here is tho list :
President R. L. Johnston, F.sq., of Et
'nKt.ura. Vico Prcsi.len's Francis It-are r
F.sij., Carrolltown ; Jacob Z. Nasl, Clt-ar-field
township : I. A. Lufhftr, ttiirroll town
s'lip ; Win. lii'ziiijjt r, Loretto ; Christian
Wafers, V","hit towni-lii" ; W. W. Ilarri.",
Jackf.on township ; Jitoi Whlnisnn, t"oii
liisuuh lioroiuti ; John iVintz, Catnhrhk hor
cngSi ; Win. KtrotipiH, Johnstown. S -creta-rif's
A, J. Christy, Loretto ; Jacob Zim
tnertnan, Rsq., Johnstown ; Henry Mellon,
Chest Hprings.
On aseuming thedo'ies f the chair, Mr.
Johnsttm touk occa-sion t thank the v.ist
a-seniblage for tho honor that had been
conferred upon him, and then gave rein to
his thoughts in one 'f tlnise witty and
niatevly ullbrts, tin brief indeed, for which
he is so proverbial, remarking among other
;hinrs, jis an excuse for his brevity, that he
did not feel in tho Lust of condition j hysi
cai'.y, and although ho might hare strength
enough to address a common sort of a meet
ing, such as out Republican friends would
be able to get together, he Teit entirely
unequal to tho task of holding forth to so
large a ciowd us confronted hiin on this
occasion.
Mr. Johnston concluded bin short but
well received speech by calling en the
oilier officers of the meeting to come for
waul and take the places assigned them.
This done, a motion was made and unani
mously adopted that Aug. S.. Landis, Esq .
of Hollidayr.biiig, whom we are proud to
say was a rchooimato and companion of our
own in childhood days, be invited to come t
hnaard and udd;css the meeting. Loud
cries of "Laudirt ! Landis T' followed in
quiek succession, and in response to those
repeated call that gentleman sreooed to !
'.no secret
earn
pest
bound
by 1
himself
citisw
the
made :n the Presidential campaign of tour j
years ago, wnicu resulted, tiei-inte their
effort, iu tho election of Grant for u second
term. People had regretted this since the j
geueiai proMtaiu n oi nu&iness lia.t failen
as a pall upon the country. Ten years ago
w ar ceased and peace was declared. H7w
long, he asked, were our brethem in the
Southern States subject to the rule of the
bayonet? No one can picture the KtiJTer-
ings of there jeople, br-cuse thoy hd not !
a i.nr cr.o nee ejection. Just as fast as'
these States we.ie l eimitted to have five I
eleotioi.s they ranged themselves on tLo
side of DcmoCiacy, and the only tiro States
iu whhdl l:lvhlssi!.ii f.i-.oi aTwto o . '-.... li
-i
Carolina and Louisiana, and in those two '
Republican authority i snn-emo.
Mr. Landis then oriticis.'d the action ef '
kuiiuui, lMiij Kuan oe nur c'J trora rio-xwr
and a now leader, whiv n,v T...r..- ;
synonymous with Reform, should he cho sen
pbtcie
...., -1 a 1 . - . .
occupant of the White House. ,
i oc sj;e.isei men re.eijeil ro ttie public i
affairs of Now York, ami claimed that Til- 1
den had enacted immense reforms in that
WtnA tin i . -f .
i.-vt7. i.o idiiiit ii, iat nil Kli'.w tr. ta
i.uc, iu .nr. i u.ien oaa caosc-.l lioss i
auu a ii tne otner ideals of New i
I T
ed at some length to criticiso the action of
the Repuhlicau paity, iu candidates and
platform, iu an able and eloquent manner, j
and concluded with the Lope that a better !
i mifi m.'uiA i ha -i . .1 i . . . .
evening Z I" " ' " '
..ali.id ?, VT. T. V' . T" . ' """ u . i
. ,"' r11"1'1 "
tn'the flraV ZZ. ? he'oT 1!
are engacod, when wo get down to lhe real
inei its of the case, is one. fin whieh b..i).
" v.--, ...i.-ur., mi which wo
- . . ... c . . t -. -, 1 .1-1.11 oiic.ijih aii n ii-i.r
Wn arc all agreed that them is extravn-
gance iu lhe expend.Mires of the national
dmmisuattou, and a cry for reform goes
arics rtesK, and in aclear. riusin. strant'elv. C. D Hnmohrevs. of rieaiev. '-i.is .it .uaiysv.ne, vu-.io. on ue v " ;; ...... ...
est v.sco, accompanied bv becomimr and Mr. flake, of El Paso. Went out to in- tw,?' ,hiy- anf vivalry waa excilmt- j ,.T ' "'." --"I' ' !";
mes, heid the immense audience tj.eii- vestigate. Puces of admisi..n were rediiec.t f K-.'e VCKt al yll - cot.a-.;. s, - :. '
. as it weie. for a hilf hour or more The former was seized, cut to i.i. ens n,i " ttu '. "d. in the street parades, a ! "P'.'-'W. inu.s...... rtj.r. r. i:o-t
ds matchless eWmcnco. Ife expressed decapit.'tted. his heael being imn d. d on a i n,HU 'it",", "u tlu' tol "f each nnirtml erie. ! 'nk.,rr. lnf ''t '-o v ' at the -t in ,
as pleased to meet so manv of the fence nicker. DUke oscaid and hiou-rht I shouting foe mciits of the sSio to which wu-' nis l:'mx 2- . ;v 1 : t"--' r;c,t '"
na .if !mt.ri:i .n.,r, ,.,i ..r, I t. i .K! -... lie was attached. ti' rt-c evk pre v tons, h:uI '-r.idaal?v
cffjrts he and others then nresont had 1 started out. and found the fanatic i.; ie.u. Soldiers who lost arms or legs in tho "'tc l:s l"1 t.unioer. A-r. Ln.t v
" " " "ni'i-i n viiiu , ami iriiiiLU Lt V'l I il r a t. i . X V I I ..-.
thobecretary of ar in withdrawiu-r tnnir.s !
loaeuo mio mo ooutn to contK.i the elec ' , J, - - -"m second w ue, actuated by a si.irit ef aecomo
tions in those States. If the people did not 1 Hayes as a PrridcT,t,.,l cmdi- dation agricultural enterprise, conseiitet to
endoise such a cour.se, if they wished to ; dt'P; b"tHW tlw base their j a separation rr the consid.-ialion'n ui rd !
put an end to such disgraceful doings, they ! "h''& against Governor Tilden The Cincinnati Vomme:-rir! L wis
must vote for Tilden. i ' K'"' "' he only iHun.ed some- ! burg (Ohio) Mciil sivs P Z T '
The issue now is Refo,ra. This is the ! t,,m-. vpr WW ' fonrt.,en eaa ; City Marshal, was shotai.d iust-u.tlV'k.lled !
platforru of tho Democratic rty. lie 'T' ,t,,,,:l-v iyc "?n f,,r t,,f,rl to explain on Thursclay night by N "vno v :
Ihougl.t sixteen years long enough to try j "y Hayea swears that his Tho kilter's w ife confssed to her h isbami !
any party or any policy thatd.d not give us ! was less tl.sn ?n.f0. : that day that she had XuJuS
a good goieinnnt and lumest officials. ,'t, " stiown that he received $ NO. 009 intercourse- with Palmer and Wireman
ll is time for the people to say that this 'y ,"llet.11:im? "'' f(M,.r T n fi'ct him lit siaht. Tha m,,r.l,.,o ' ... ?"
. ... . . i . . ttliiiiVIl WW llti. r..p.r-.U.. .1 11... IJ .
o.n. ouo, auu a purer aim oeiler era to : i nomas via.niey, sou .jonti ana Llizahcth ! "1 eoimty, at I o'clock Monday mo. ..;. vt''' unLsequentiy cnhiI- M fl.-d eaten 1 v
nawn. rMir.n via i.i.n m :i . i.c i..,......:. rsewon atp irm'.rv n-i m-.....i.-.i ..r ii. HMCt.-A..ai nr. i y. . n.... -. . . .... . ..- i
party bad ofiored as their candidate for : or .of Humphreys, and John and Lee ! Arr'.ug thorn are the Ammie m ii' ,,;, i '". H of whom have leeii and am stii. ' t : ,';'t. .. o-'.. - :
I resident, lhe Republicans had no other j Dover and Clementine Dover guilty s ac i Lnmand's bank, J. Waleh'a liutehei si , ""d'eiing intensely. As in tbetiifct in-tamo 1 r' : '
reply to make to our arguments in favor cf cessoi ifs. It appears that Col.tj camo i Heil's soldier shop, A A.l.n..' T.lt ! much poison wr.s taken to i. tW ' Kixy N J -!'i . 'i: : t '
l ildei. than to lUut.t in our faces the ' 'rom Michigan, where he taught his atro- at.d A. McNeil's di' .7.'" ! ". awd the wouM-Ik; nuudeier'L ..l.'ie..,' .nJ; i
. . " ..uu.,.niui - - -- - i i .. iu ui - I j v v. num. ii uilUMW nil i lir 1 i.n,.ri ."ii. euiuiivi it l Hi l lie ii- i: ... 1. 1. . ..... ....
-;,' .I ', "'oiuis, uay. no was a passenger ; Will fiock to see tho s,rt t..no, me wrpeniiT, t.nir soameii. and
' up all ovrr the land. Republicans find
j Democrats say so in their platfnm-i, and
i Refotm is therefore the watchword of the
dav. Mr. H. then d.scussn.'l m an auo
manner tho way in which was to
,,!Vlirillt, allimt. vhal do we want
We want reform in the ex vendue res of the
lilt H 'MTit U" I llli'il'lll ; vtv! Willi. Hie -"
c.s lvducf!. Tho couutiy c;inmt hoar
! i,,. hii-ofi fnx-( in orcicr 1 1 : n t the oltice-
holders T the Itiulies.l f-aity m:iy il
tlioiihands of dollars more tb;n they arc
cnruifu io.
Where are we to look for the
realization of our. hop'S iu this iejard?
j lhe speaker reierren totne great, rrniicuini
j made in the expenses of the government by
' the present Democratic House of Uepre
I Fcntaviven and iirgued th.t duty and sound
' policy alike dictated that the people i-!oiiM
vote for and elect Tilrien ami I lendritk to
' the t hice of Pie idem and Vic Pwsidtnt
oi tnu v in.iii .i.o;.
When Mr. Ilorne had taken his ,,! P. )
of the United States.
called 1
excel-
Ho
Oin
noiKHiy nccti oe iom Knows now io uui-it-i,
and instruct an audier.ee on almost any
subject. Mis speech was indeed a happy
eiloi t . and his a! lusion to t he h istorical taut
,at none of our Presidents, all of w h
named and referred to in detail, ever
horn he
sport
ed whiskers except the present Miainelcsa
and unworthy occupant of tho White House,
produced a great deal r f merriment at tho
expense of us follows with the heavy beards.
This ended the speech making, although
several other parties were loudly called for,
and at about the hour of 10 o'clock the
meeting adjourned with three rousing
cheers for Tiiden, llendiicks and Reform.
Truth Aheal of F-lcllon.
riUdT CI.A4 ilATEIil Al, FOB A SENSATIONAL
KUVUU
Mr. Charles Reade who is too honora
b'.e to steal j.lols, and too sensitive to news
paper ciiticism to renew his early practice
of purchasing them, ha le the world iuto
tho secret of his scrap-book system. Tlie
files of out-of-the-way An.erican newspa
pers would give bi.-u many hiuts like tbls
story which comes from ilonesdale, Penu.
Thiity years ago John Seiiz, a German
clerk in a New Yoik More, was engsed
t a young girl named Kathertne Itief.
The California gold fever broke out, and
ho joined a patty of adventurers. Tho
lirst letter that h; received from home bore
the tidings that his sweet heart was soon
to become the mother of his child. IIo
pledged himself to return as soon as possi
blo aud marry her. She went to Hones-
da la to live with her biother, atid to wait
m i t .r .i
.... ........... ...v. ...
tcrs came, and then there was silence for
yeara. A young hlaeksmith named emlt
pu.foseed great love for her, and after put
ling him oil" for four or five years, she vc
cepted him, fully c.iuviuc.d that her gold
hunter was dead. She took her child to
New York aud lived with her hosbar.d.
He was a brure. He abused her, and threw
her into consumption. Meauwlile tivitz,
instoad of writing letters or dyit g, hud
ruade ai enormous firtnnc, and returned
to Ilonosd-ilJ afier his sweetheart and
child. The news of h'.-r marriago btuuaetl
him. He went to New Yoik and found
her dyi.:g in a tenement, with no one near
her but her baby his child. Soitz buried
her in Greenwood, and a week afterward
Wendt, overcome with remorse, shot him
self over her grave. The child was left in
H'.nesdale with her brother's faitily, aou
his father returned to S.iu Francisco, where
he matried, built a fine house, with an
elegant apartment known as "Johnny's
room," and provided liberally for the boy
iu his will. "Johnny"' was a fiail lad,
with liis mother's consumptive tendencies.
He never occupied that palatial room ; fie
died a week ago Tuesday, a-i ileh as a
prince. Rut he did not kiiov of his gKl
fortune, for the father died in San Pian
c'sco barely an hour before the sou's death.
The boy's inheritance goes to his aunt.
FkFNzrni) Fatsatics.
tiorrihle Dninr
of the C'obbiU.
its. A cm respondent of the Cit. i
9 Dfi mocrat writos from Kensett, , I
Louis (jlobe,
At (Jam ftt.rinjj. one and a half mih-s '
south t,r &oarcy, a ha of religious fanatics
known as CotOnr.s nave been acting vorv I
latmg frantically around I luiuphrey ' head
1 Ley SUiteti to attack the ixisse.
Llaclf, ttie leader, ordered h:s iiismi to
fire, and two C bbiien were kiilecl. Four '
aieu, tour women auil turee children were I
arrested, taken to'Seaic i.iid vnt.wn.nnili. I
leleased. as they were crazy from the com- i
ttned ettects of rel ion and etarvatiou. I
Their leader is a man named Cobb, who !
they think is Christ. His doctrine isadul-
tery. Claiming that by lhat me
ana only can '
the so. da .f women he saved. One Dover
acted the 1.1 incical r.art it. li.,. ,..,...1.. ..r
f g r-"'v-'vuvautfu-v'
Huniibrey:
. .r)yF"N'0'- Hayits who s few years ago
jinnerjn - a r.n immense t- rtone, has made
r luvo ya''4,a V1 ",9t ' T'riperly
amounts to loss than f.R.M'H). This fact
Court Has Governor Haves habitually
committed petjury in making his return
Til IllA U 1 ffl c :w At4.. fc t. i U -.-, Q l-j.
hury- PoL
Lateti advices from White county, Ark.,
ay a coroner's inquest has been held on i
H.. 1. e tr .. . .
iMiy i inimDiiiPVS. v. ut wa Lilian
y religions lanarics. aim tne jury returned ;
- .. . -
a vent id tiat u. li. ai.rt ,L 31 Dover. I
: .1 . ;t i . - 1
settled iu Southeast Missouri, whore ho '
made new cnve.K and, it is said, o-Tered I
"1 infants as sacrifices. He was driven 1
away from there, and with his fanatical ;
. . . - . 1 - .
a Lra " '" llar,c,u wd
wul" 11 ftcli his legs
tm P track. Vi.ile so ei.ir:i2ed he
!.-
the wheels. To move either way wou'd
I. v.- 1 1. .-..vi-.i i,;a ,n..i 1. i ..'
iienncil in tliat Ins foot waw r:oi.,..t .,
tiiiiu, and the brave lad, with rare courage
rt-i.l nres.'"Ci oi iiiiml sI.i.kI ki.w.L- .:n .
til the whole train had nassed and f i
had been crushed to a shapeless ruul!
I
1
I
- - ... . " v.tt ... .11-7 i M..nil
Tlierr. pre 41 ch-'M-h-
in Brookljn, ftgainst in 1-0. ai.d 1 m
isf0. .
A yemnff lady of T'ittrton f stor'ot :
oflaw, ftnd will loon aj ; lv admission
to the hiir. ... i
Dr. Ilostetter, of Pittst nvph. it iswl. ,
has nuule ?l,H)M,(t00 r cently by the m-;
crease in the price of oil. '
.Tames Whiilock of Kiekapo-., l.ansn,
has an apple ttearinx pe.ir tree, whiclt last j
ear b4i-- nothing but pears..
A New Louden lady has taught her j
large Newfoundland doc to hold up her j
train when s?he is crossing muddy or dnMV .
streets. !
Pennsylvania i to have hr own par- I
ticnlar C' r.tei.nial day on Hi" Cth of this
month, Hie aniiiveisniy f the tifru i
her first State C'onstitntion.
- --- - , , , v, .
-K""' ? J . i I c uC :
were, struck by a locomotive while ciosii g
the Lehigh Valley trscR ai aiici:iow:i, u u ;
bo;h wete killed lustan'ty. ;
Mt. I'ptou, Chenango eonuy. N. l .,
has a first class scandal case, and the ape:s ;
say the result is the woman folks can't (
even get lime to uatli their dishes.
Aid. Plodgett, of Marysville, Cal., j
has a one snd a ue quarter s.ero lot on j
which he h-d rr.i: ed this scasin !m bushels j
of choice potatoes, weighii g 4"i, tJi p.nnds. j
Sister Mary Lange, the Mist si;ptioi'-
ess of lhe eoloied Olwate Sisters of i'rovi- i
deuce, iu Daliimoie, btill retains that posi- 1
tion, though ovei UU years of age. bite is a j
native of Cub:.
Governor Tilden and Mr. Wheeler are !
Presbyterians; Governor Slaves attend'
the Metltodint Chinch with liis wife, v-ho is !
a member thereof; and Governor Ileud-i
ricks is an Episcop.aiian.
t.rn. I.anks made a speech for Hayes i
and Wheolerat his home, Vvahham, Mass., !
last week. Every mention w hieli l;e m:.du j
of Tild. n's name was greeted by the jiudi
ence w ith a burst of applause. I
Armed bands of negroes, incited, they j
say, by w hites, have been scou.i'.i Iohm- j
ana for two weeks past, firing buddings j
and assa-siuaiing whites without appatent j
cause. Four murders we;e committed on i
Saturday.
Some thieves stole one hur.d.-o-.l thous
and dollais woith of tickets from the Pet.n
sylvania railroao i.fiioj at Prinei to:!. New
Jersey, but the cnpany at once cancelled
the tickets, and afterwa:l secured tho ar
rest of the thieves.
Joseph S. La re, one of the propi iet'-r
of the Pittsburgh pf-ii, we retrtet to ieartt,
( hrs been taken to Kirkbride ho;pit:d, P'n'l-
adelohia, for treatment. For some m.-s'it ha
he has had softening of Iha bniin atid iikte-
ly has been quite demented.
In a battle atound Alexinatz Tis
tt.e I urks were siinaiiyniccessiui. destroy-
t,,, ral onfstndli riHaires at.d d: ivim.'
harlr 1 Vii j.' riii-jiiu yiif- (l.cu- I tl ?i ,t bi:.' i-t-t S
in earitnrincr Ainvinaizor Krinrrvtz or in
t.,tir ;'. rH P.i Iji r.ii !
On S'e!nesday night la.t at Pnlkley, j
Illinois, while a wedding was being cele- j
brated between (Jeorge Sleeper and a lady j
named Hamiinton. Sioer,er was called t. 1
the door by fiurt Fleming n:id shot id.
Fleming had been a rival for the lady's
hand.
The largest lantern ever made wiil
soon be erected at Galley head, u the
coast of Cork. It will consume 1,(X fec-t !
of gas per hour, ami the flashing Ivj-Lt wul !
Kft iKi h.n.i. it f.. tT. t
er of the light will bo equal to 2,W,i,0c0 !
candles J
Since the revival of the oil btsnhsess.
Snoerintendent Cordicr revirts that the:
.tii.u., .fc..n.. ai..,. t.......i r, . i
ry is making a pri.dt of frotu to !
per (Ikm. He also states that he couhl
tiive work to at least fortv mora men if he
had them.
Lih.i O.iddv l.U i;fn T.Vin,
ctnon -.., ftK ,...'..en T-'..li.t. I I
tram, thus aveittog a great uisa. ter
Trai.. of ni,n,l tt-io r.:,.rl ,.r.
' " - - ...v - - - ' . - - J.v... .... , .... f.-- ,
iw.il for iiili cv I.i o -! f-.rr-.o f...T.
tt-nt. rOKlill.oil in i-:iTt,r ..nlv uK.... 'i. 1
railroad comt anv irivinir nothtiiff.
A passenger train on the Ealtimore '
RiidDhio Railro.il rnn ir, I,. H, r. ..'.-a . f 1
two coal trains, near Wevr-rton, Maryland,
on Sunday, tlnowing thite cars anil the
engine into n canal. The engmeei v :i3
drowned and revival passei-.gcrs seveirly
'"J1"' i w maiii weiosnvcn.
. OTriens and Forepaugh's circuses
army aoft received f 2 I tr montli i.. Ti,.i i
nave not tiete'.otoie been ent th-d . .im.
mutation for loss of limbs. Congress at
,ts 'kSt 'in auiended the law so jis
to
1111 1 '" leuerieu to uiiios or eommu
tation tlieiefor.
. Applicants should aj ply
General of the army.
lo llie 1""'-rf''n
A "'"sti uctive toe broke out in St
.uJ'acn,,,",i eH.'i.iil.i. on Sunday afternoon,
t,iC ,.:lku,"y '-f,l't by M. Ch i)..., urarthe
I'U'ce. ana spread rapidly tdi it reaeh-
e.i ine river, near the Grand Trunk Rail
way bridge. In about two hours the en
tire business part of the town was ro strov-
; i-u. on liur.circo nouses were bin ued, i
J A woman in Council P.lntl's, Iowa', has i
! sold out her huhhand f .r a briudlc cow! calf i
0U. MX blind red houses wore t-. f f.ot
ami to ooot. A former wife, from i
.wl..n. I 1..1. . ..
him to return t
";oi ecu I'vice divorced. eoaxiMt ;
allegiance
in jail.
I n vices t mm Decatur, Texas, sty
liov. . G. e.ngUnd, a MetluKlist minister.
i 1I4 rrirn i ....... ,1 .. . . , ..
. ,1, .wijjmuanu i our sons wpm
..Min.eieu in, ineir Homes, six miles fr
mines, six miles from ;
riay night, by a party ;
No particulars of tho I
inoiitagnn, last aatur-:
of d'sguised meu.
fiendish affair are reecivLt k. : i
. . ou.. .
iHiseu itn'fhoM. s
V-iUllJIliJll lll
money, ns the family jK ficj,. I
A tire occurred at M.ni.i n.,..
ti
000 to 7r, ,0tK). 'in,,,', a,,nt r Vi'."1
x n.M , ,
of Plow ,njmi;!' !V '
S0T ' " Sf"' h
name Ida Steele,
l,a rllUnrml 1,. 1
lias challenged her
-Pon,roy, the boy murdererin Roston.
whose sentence lias been at last commuted
to imprisonment for lif -sn i. ..i , ;..
i fc... . , , . . -i " .' ill
o..;.. . . . . :". '
...... i.on.pfieu io abor lor InsYnvi, con
port. lhe new prison now building wiil
havesevcialof th.-s. ells, and to .t,e of
them, when linuhed, Pomeroy will be ta-
life .'"..fiT" ,V'liMlV' nf ,ti
tempts to tixl nc"wu at"
METHODS OF BUSiSESSP0i3TS CF AQvit?
i-wdN THE F'JRCHASE C?--k
OLOTmNQ
AT
WANAI.TAKER cc BROWN'S OAS
To ittiich we tnrHs fts tniensfted Att!rt n s?i5 Ccr-;! c:v,
-Tiir: puKCiiAsixa jh; ;,
METHODS: i .;-
E have but One TT'.t c f r A!!
E teoelvo t"ub lament rrc-m ."J. -
w
E give Guanwitee proU;ctir.g Ail...
W1
li' tarn Monty wbea we cumu t
suit All
T1t7II t-iv cur gaols et first ha:i!s. !u
VV immense qaitntides, f-xiJ at ti.o
lowest pri.Tt-s fjf Cu-ib....-
w
E manufacture w i!h e.' trcn.c
ccrj
every g-zxnieui we ftei-
WE ms-pec every yard f pjot- !'iai
x iiitoourtroxn-ents -
WE put a 1'cVet on every r'"-:-r.t.
6howii.g plaluly itsijuailty
price...
E cut rtT every item of unnecessary
tij;nutnre
w
E emj-i'-y firt-ci wcrLjacn
In
every t.p;irtmcnt.
WE'gTe s".tir'a?f ion ticvery r-iuch?r
or zcturn tiie inuiity- -
Ia addition to our Immense f tick ef Hc-ai r-ila le C...i!-.- v
of Men's anl B'jyja FaruiihlnG-je'is. ZlAra (-A our own c.lj; t
Vury Lowest Prices.
rJ -a fc ; , tr C i'l t. m t VJv
- OwfUZE KALLs
Ti'tte eht!u.e!i v4ie dr
Ft. Lawtei-cj 'f.' i- '!
fiie t i::.ou.t.e. 1 :
tho !;u t:f "d -:.t
uuj.pl'ed w't.ti ji--i :.':. ti-. t
Dr. J. o. "i ,!
ievi'.l., Iv.. el: x.-jSi d :.!. i '
ted Bintiler :n li o;;.t':
iniieii in
:r r the
- it-i f-
i:e. 1
: o -'
K'
I o . li
vi ih.
i:. "IT.. "
-llI"s i,,,u ''"
ditsrc is very Mio, -r s-r .:
nac IHJt-U s:ij x;"til p.e. . .
detected, it i.i now :.'.o--ght
.f eases c:;i; ';'e ; j
al
t-i -
i 1 .
w-w Hi..,....a t
l;e was rci..ai.fc!c.t t:
fufccd.
A r:iti. i-e-.-,:gl.:l. r etro
txhite g:rl nt Ni-w-f o;t. h-tv
her that le v. ar. fpfidr ;ti. I
of the dec :pll -:i. t-h wfd:rd
lib ode l.-U-.u law ilec'.i.-es
of :t whi.'i! per;.. to JV ''tie'.o
V :i .'t
:M:d..i
fu.;
to b ,
of 1. 1.1
void, and upou tUr.r t.-.-.
V f"'v f i -'" " 1 '
1 fie cu.-;tifft, l:i"-v-?ier. hi. . ;,--a s
not a n.;i!.-...
. h:io:f.i.wr . .-i
. a
La., ex-
toe t, rent. ui . r . f t .-.ton rot
Jdooed a b.u. r m, rtihiy li-:M ;-, -i .v
wtr,e . k,!,,w'J "r r'l'tl-' f0'
-ck Lards w?re Ml-cd. i he barkevj.--.
i binlas, ts ex peeled t : I.e. t apt. I., b.
Austin, lK, iff. Med two hCiiou- ti-.
WflMtttlH. I'lt T T!'1-:)' V tlt tVit ;il . T tiC
bt:-.t
i w;ei worth t'O. !:l.
. The
i:.d T he
CilbtU a O" , litj WCiC ti -W
(
n e SOliK.
.n - T.e 1 ;.n.el
!..l
If tv
r-'-r.
hail
. :'u!riv . - scj..: ai.u
I .1 fcl " M 11 l;i.uil,
Viodown:.d;er, were
V ',",wn:;l:er, were evt:v;rtoi .i. r,.,,.-, , t-
til'StC .H-ill.' ."1 i I r. W o i-i:. At.::it..s
near vide, bm nior tip: r fttt
- i
j rlicting ther trrtiir. f .r tie j'?j r
j ext -:t:'- fron. tht; :i;rrde-on, :e :: ;"...
:' ie t the w 1c Pal -uts f a ht:e u
! of money su;.j osed io b.- hi tS.-i: i-...-.'
1. lit-i iv s o eot.vicititou two ; 1 1 1
imouoour ..ic c s;.:t; as a. :..
' no:." v. una na.' re ijr.i w:
I ever known f.-r Ins pinv.lv
Vltri.-.r
a..d
j excciio.nt sociai q -i:!-.io.-.
I tier of tho K-m-.tm Cat u. V.c Ch.n.-ii.
j --On IloiTice Haii's tr..rn, in R .y O.-V !
i Mich., while Mc-sis. Smiih rod l oiuejt--, !
, were putting down a tn!', tl ey slun k ',
j t-ori- of soft stone nbditt. twelve lurl:i- th'.i. '
; and nftrr they hud drilled M.r.n -l-. i; ;.i i
j explosion ecurred lifeethe repoif t a e:i i-
' noii, tl rowing ttu, nds fully il.Iity feet t
j into tho air. It H en bo n lr. . out !
: stones, sand, &o. Soute hirge Si 'es".ve:e
: ";.v u !i v. e'm-i v,c:ve
I"'"'"!"- - It then began to ino-t f .!(ti
K.:,l- r-!'- smoko, whicti 'aeled f.-r
i net wn our. ine OI Willi 'l .-1 W .. tv..
ab-uit nil:" b nrs. I
The Omaha Z'1 savs : T.ioii'on.-n.t '
!vlo. of the twenty-third" i;.fr.t:y, has- a; . ;
rtveil in this e;ty, barin v. itli hu'i a uu;:i- i
Apache Indian, ii yea.-s .!, v. ho-hfTs no j
lntoredtnig history. sTe V.-.s raptured in
Arizona almut two year a:o. Ail hi
family weto kiilivl. and tho s oi.'ljrrs plcind
him up inked and ciriietf bim 1th U etn.
Lieutenant Kyle, wlio wns in eon.in.iti,,
lu-eveiite.l his being killed by t'se sc.;,t?'
ami is now tiiktug hiiu east to i:.ve I.i...
- educated at his own expent-- He isbrifdit, j
1 talks English fluently ami Is neatly d.e.ssed
j in army blue, sailor stylo. ,
I Two or throe weeks ao pols-on was
admiuiF.tPrcd, in f.Hl, to Jiie.-b StausTer I
i and family, who rrs:de in CuioIh-i lai..' !
co '"'yi letween Shepherdstown and Me- j
Cba",csbui- I'ortunatelv, the iuiemlod )
v,c'ms tik an overdose of Jbo js.iiu!.
and they eseaiied death
On Tuesiiitv I ist
- -
ntMTiior ft ruiMt t-e ... it..
. . .
- ana his family. Poison is.resod i i
nrsi-nic) was iut in fih. in t i-m'w.,i ,...
was not accomplished.
A fearful ktory is i epoite'. froui Lloyd's, i
T.!ICt' lllill'iMf l M I a - ,
uir""' ?"irS,W ' !
V iitoi uii Ni-iineatl to I fl.fciu.16.1.
?th n.wk ... rti.,n.. a..., . ., ... .
' i fc'. -.i.j h-?i ii co ity ore i.i
e o
Z la.s
w apais t
inreo boys, which left the ve.Md ahmg wit it
ats pitted com puny, and i:
e?R m;h iibove na.r.ctl
ji lAluiei!
on New Year's lfdai:.l, near
npo iliiili, and. as the Muni in hi:n-n
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