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EBENSBURC, PA.,
Friday Morning,' - - Jane 8, 1877.
DemocntHc Cntty Convention.
The Ibtno ratie v. t rs of the -several
"Wards, Ioiou.ihsaiid Townships of Cambria
("niliitv art requested to meet at the places
for holding Mie general elections,
On Saturday JnJ.V 7,
n:'d elect two delegates to represent them in
County Convention, to be held i:i the Court
House, in K'iciisbtiie,
Oil NoHilny.inlT f.
at one o'clock, r. M., to nominate a Comity
Tic ket, Helmet, one S.ma'orial ;iiil two Kep
resetila:iv delegates t.i tin- Slate Coiiven
tioe, to make a change, if ill utuht a.lvisnb.e,
in the present system of el-ding tlel"gaie
and nominating candidates, ami to transact
Otli..T business.
The polls
1 etween I lie
ami in I lie Township
o'clock, 1. M.
By order of tin- Comity Committee.
L. I). Woonun-F, Chairman.
Johnstown, l"a., June (", 177.
Our ff'tr sit inff ton letter.
WASHtsf-TOX, D. C. .Tune 4, 1S77.
Tun soltii vmh-i! sriivKii.i-.vNrn. i
The Dions r;.riiea!sof Hie JSorth are howl- ;
r.r n, ti.M-ir-tv of i he Sou in. i tie most.
hotrible crimes may he .nimlilfd at the
V...O, ntil the inmderons proclivities of
! With what eagerness do Republican ed
' itors seize every oppoitunity to defame and
misrepresent Samuel -T. Tildenv ot sr.t
j ist'ied with seeing him basely cheated out,
' of the Presidency, to which they knew all
the time be bad been fairly and honestly
' elected, tl.cy roll under their tongues as a
i sweet morsel all that ingenuity or malice
can invent against him. Mr. Tiklen is ,
proveibially a prudent, f-clh-poised man j
' never peitnitting bis tongue to run nway J
i with his brains, nor addicted to hasty and j
' imprudent iterances. What he means he ,' Inderal jutei fereuce.. as is the case in the
always says in a way not to be easi'y mis- , Chisholm affair in Mississippi. The Gov
understoo'd. The latest falsehood concern- I ernor of Illinois has taken no steps to cap
I . . . . M tine ami punish the assassin of the sixty
; ing him, concocted of course m thai na.a- . J.,, av( yet t,ieie is no
disc of political gossip and lies, asuing- , f U,.K (lf Secretary Lvai ts to wi ue the
An l-Iloqitent Tribute.
nncoiiATiox hay adihif,f cf hox.
A 15 1 oViOHM N.
JtlCil-
Amorg the many chaste and elegant or-
mg veivlond over the deplorable cotidit ion ' a) ,,,,. wjji'ch lie ceremonies of l'ocoi fit ion.
. ' C . l. 4 ...I I. ''I 1... G1 - -
linr fl'-S'-rvc wH! ; your comi'ry, your own
promt iii uioi i. s f IK-M . u- "I'ty. Iionorai'ty
i r'oriio 1. s'if-ak i! ' !'i-i!r:ni to your Im-.-ii '.s
than c 'i:hS niiv wi i.k -i,ri !' r:;i;M'. 1'. - it
your olli-je to 1 1 i-r thc.- ll-overs ( Bi'rirtr
oti t lie irr.ivcs licri- Ik- your cur imnious. our
l.roi he. s tu urins. i'h- i:iiu;o:i-.i heroes who;e
til.ioil ht'll"--! toci incut iho "iifiO'"'-.t our t 'liion.
!i ours I he it.it V. vt-nrs t h ; honor. hii:1 i:ol i n
yewf iml flitter .oi'tifs.
Kev. John M. Piid.ay, pt T the
I.ntl.ei an cleneli nf 1 1 ai 1 ci "s Fet I y, V-st
Va., was drowned Fiiday.
Tim laiiroads in Kei;I:u:d ate covered
with tniilions of cater pillars, and trains as
tlx s rravt alone, not mi the mints alone f ft C)iM (luence arc greatly d laved,
ing lJ; a",V I -Notwithstanding complaints about ,1:
., -j here lie hiM . too, sonic chil.tren of the Gael potato bug, the potato crop in tins Stat
e
ate
da j' called forth, we have seen none nioie
eloquent and touching than me ioiiow
ilpll I'rl'fifl IIV 11(111. 1.11 Mfllll iii.iii . . . . ... . ... .... .. -
l.j.of. tl H'H. Ill III' IIT llll l 141 1 llll. Ill 1 11 . I : ...... .U. 11 .M'j.lil I. I U 1 .A ll.A I . I' rt I
the peojde aie passed quietly over l.y con- ; Calva . ceniC,ery, Brooklyn, X. Y., which, , awhile your toes. Fu- the.r. too, let the ' " 1 -
ri..niii!j the ti pravity ot t lie uioi viouai, .iitl,oncii in a Fpecial mannrr a tribute flowers or your sympathy, your eonn.iis-ion.
.i,;u ;., i ho K,in:li a imiidei of a si tiffin in- 1 ... ..... . ..r !,;, c.t.lio.K your irenerous ette.ti.ui he sheil. 'f in v, to...
dividual, from personal quarrels entirety,
is characterized as that of the whole people
of that section, and is made the pretext, for
ton city, and sent by its coi lespondent to a
Republican paper in Boston and republish
ed all over the c -itutry by the papers of
1 that party, is to the elteot that "a pronu-
bania, who
s wilt he open in the Roronghs j Iient i)emocrat and Ju dge of Ala
e hour of a a nl 7 o'clock, l". M . , .
e Townships between 2 and tf i was recently ill Xew o.k, c
Gen.
J. M. f'OMt.T has been appointed
Governor of Illinois a letter reminding him
of his duty. Whero be thy consistency,
oh ! ye radical Uads !
THE I'.AnTIMOKE fOST-OKFIOK.
The long heated and hotly contested Twil-L-oniiv
at (i.'ht fiver the Baltimore 1'. O.
Cilled upon j ,iaR leac!lCrt its finale. The agony is over.
Governor Tilden, and during the course of the fi it has gone forth in the np;intinent
! the interview Mr. Tilden said he knew that by the Administration or one l.rastus I.
i , , , , , i. n i . i t Tvl"r. of that city, to the position, and
he had been legal v chosen President, but ' .;;. t, i
' h . I timet once more reigns snpieine over the
j he felt that if ho had attempted to force rom5,mntril city.
t
is withal broadly national in tone and
spirit, in which ail trace of (artisan or sec
tional hate isbuiied in the ample fo'.tls of
the white mantle of charity and fraternity.
It is pioper to say, in explanation of a
lefeie'.ce made to that fact by ?fr. O'Gor
man, that among the graves visited was
that of an unknown Confederate soldier,
f.ver which the Sixty-ninth's veteran corps
planted a palmetto tree that had been sent
to thctn for the purpose by the Irish volun
teers of Charleston, S. C. The ladies of
that city also sent magnolias to be scattered
over the graves of Vnion and Confederate , tojtVttri.rc, the dark fever of Mrife ami t-lrtur
were vonr lo-olia is. 1 lu-y. too. were cili.rns
of Ihe'reiuihlic. They. too. helit v d tint tiny
iv re in tlie i i;rlit. hik) I hat I heir ctue was t In-en-.ise
of justice ami 1 recti in. Sitf -tu 1 1 1 ! tu
tlie stern arliii rit ment of war. lie- i-it'- has
l ei ii tieciileii cif;ii';st then:. T! y in-t Ih.r
(1 otn. mi'i ih.-t.- they lie in !r:ith. H it lime Is
lilt II If U 1 : it COIlsl-'l'IS ! .IM!lMltlli-CS, IllaniS
tiil. 'Tittu e for nioMvcs. iFiiii.ru r-s lh. n:i n-e
t:i.! st i iii- it of !: honor, 't in ri ir- 4 t c.: t in ue
in time. It In.iii liiany Wutiie!, ct: ie nnii.y a
tt-tir. ami tenches nit n li.e 1.! m-. less ui of
f orii ivencss. Ti'-'c lias mo neat cl all the tire of
nricient ninrcr. The common si ns", the tii:iir
ni ni mil y, I lie ins-11 net i siat sin unship of t he
J-coj ! have rccevereil their sway, nt it 1 ( Con
cilia ! I-r. lonsr tit laycii, is now n-it tn!y vir
tue. It l.i'S lecotne a neetsity. 1 In- Iiorrnl
manv eais.
ear St. Mary's, Klk county, a few
flays ago, V.!brid'C Tciwiiiiger was sawed
in two by In ing drawn between a pair of
revolving saws.
On Wcdof-nlav two negroes, f.iM rr
ati'l son, Mt-ie tnktii to '! pci.ilenl i.uy a.
B tititpt re. the foin.er for hix anil the L.'.'.r r
f..r three, yea is.
George A. Blaney of Wobuii'. ?T .
annually icfnsts to pay histavc-, is ! ked
in jail, ays the tax under plot est, and is
then allowed to go free.
A Scranton negro caught a white pp.ii
in bed with his wife the other flight and
beat him so badly that it is thought a fatal
r'i.1i..n in(r AI.- 11- ' fr'c u-itlt all lh.-ir memories, have v finish' ft in ; result is H"t improoauie.
lOl.OWing 13 ill l. vr v 1 .(. retnrnimr li h! of .lav. n-t.l nil men. Ndl th ' t .w .1 ; . I, , -1, i
his way into the Presidential chair civil
Minister to the Sandwich Island. It is j war would have ensued and the country
needless to sav hnt 'l:lils ''1,,n OI'i,' ! bt'c,, l1,c,icIl0l Wood ; that ho b id con-
j sidered the subject very carefully, and after
I much deliberation concluded to authoiizc
and is editor of Hayes' home organ.
AoronniNo to the Washington corres
pondent of the New Yoik Tttutx, Hayes
advocates the giant of a subsidy of lands
in aid of the Southern Pacific I'ailr.iad.
The unfouiKled charge that Tilden favored
cni-li suhsi.lv const itnU-d 011c of the IIo-
iiublican aic 'ments against him
is doing a good many of the things which, j well on paper
with or without reason,
( Ai'.ri r-nAooEn witmohe.
This ex-Congiessional carpet bagger's
sudden flight lioni South Carolina, it is
rcpoited here, was owinjr to tiic recent de
veloiunents in t!ie gislat lire very serious
lv eoniolii-at in-r bins nith alart'e. st'-al anil
his representative Ueio (Washinuton) to l i;o i,aH leturiied to ids native State, Mas
! accept a comi.roinise and consent to an I .s.ichusetts, where it. is hopttl l:is tiwn peo
, electoral commission, and that in accej.t ing ! pl will visit u 1 n him the punishincut he
! the electoral tribunal tho Democratic lead- so lic!,1" l'st' vts-
i . , j . 1 -,. 1 c o IllSTINCTIOi: ON ACCnrST OV KAf E.
! ers 111 ( O-igress had acted with his finl
. , , 1 , c- 1 .1 Mr. Haves is about to ajipoint one Allied
knowledge and approval. Such is the - . . 11 . . ..
" 11 f". AtiiieiKon I ci .I. irt-tl l to the position of
llayes , story, ami, 11 true, sountts nicely anu reaos ( iillisU.r t(, j.,vti, as ha c rues endorsed by i hceome ur.j nr.-itt
...... . . , i i .r. .. ...
If Governor 1 iUt:n lr.nl i the i,iiimti:ei:t colored men ol the country, : " ,
... in .1
the IleiHibhcaus ' enteitaincd the views thus imputed to h:m out Hit- Mht 01 a oturh- man 10 1 cpi vsci; j a . sl ,,.(, .,T
- . fl.it.t iii'itu ir.ivt'i i- 1'iotit -ill t-. - rl f'vrn y 1 1( t't'inl if
m 1 1 I 1- ., 1 J ita no . n.if hivn Gondii'. 11. Ihntn ltn til' 1 '
said 1 nut n wouiu oc :ounu oon.. j o.o,. ..... .. , j,.Vtit iH wliat ,,nzzt,s tie tnyUli: classes of
j bushel, but would long since have given j coU(l alM his preference for the
Thk Democratic county committee met them to the public over his own siginturc, black is certainly in violation of the lDth
al the Court rVuse 011 Monday last, and j insteatl of withholding them for the special j fom-ui'i n f.iient.
as will be seen from its proceedings, pub- ; information at this late day of an Alabama j T1!F- vacant .iuici:snir.
lished elsevshere, lixed on f-itriit. July I conservative jurist. Mr. Tilden's attent ion It is somewhat reliably rumored here
. . " . ... .... t!;t Iriiniov (iitiirnl l)'V'it will 1 an.
m-, r r . .. i. l j:.... .7.. I.w. to loithiiiu u iwl ii.-ivititT I tool. if tn tlirt nifttpr hv n 1: iMtlii ' - '
tin, mi- uutiitus; ..LVf,.... .. , ; ' j - inr.,j to ,
Jlomhty, Oit OtVi, as the nay for the meet- ; lie lias autl.onzea him to say Hint he lias
ing of tho county con volition. 1 he unusu- had no mtei view with any one from Ala
soldiers alike
I man's address
mk. o'ookman's -tnnnr.e-s. !
There jtre tlrys In th" summer time, n ea!:n,
so clear, so t ill. in t heir sol f n tin itrcit my sjilen- !
i t!or, f lint it seems as if clotul counl never eoire ;
to darken their to iirhtnesu, inn- ftoriu. with
j i rude hrciith, d'sturl) their it nose. Yet all
I (he whih'. far aw.?y in the lotn--:y fieean. the
' tenieest nuiv he hrooflit on.l in est .-rn.i its 1
' f.i-ee fltnl "iiiviiur heft. re it Itieertitl l-.j:-t .
that f-leiil shuke i in loft y steeples and fr-rii
tte.l hi i-itk the trroaniT.ji fotesls, Riid turn the
' paolii tr dny into a nitrtit of terror find lier. lu-
' lion. S . too. a tmiioii, in its hour of j" tu e i
' lint! i i-ot.ei ity. i slow to li'ln-ve that in era ,
, po h-ipey mny'not Inst ffirevf r, ntid can hanilj- i
tit cum t if I he ihtt k conspiracies 1 hut nttiy inen
; ece its sectliily ot the Ki'tiwinif finluproTii.-ins,
i wiiose ripened jio'nt tnty he civil com tin t Ion ;
: or ttreiien war. And not more quickly doi i
the summer sky darken Mt thelir-;!. I.icr.lh ot
! t tie coin itur st n: tri, I t itil does t he hen rt of sot-ic- ;
i ty 1 1 eni!,l- with f. la ri!i, w hen It hears 1 he S tnir
' of tiruis. the Loom of cannon tied the t rn ;
! n.flllii.itis ot t he I -u tupt-l and t lie .it inn. Tin fi,
: tin- w".. kr.i rs un.l the sticnitthol tlie iim'iou .
Then, wealth, uffi iirht1.
f or pi o! eel ion. Then. 1 1 oiu ploii a h
it ! .i a a n. 1 u n vil. i -on it -I I rt h I lie i
i the rettirtitntr li'h! of day. n-id tl men. North,
1 South. l".n-t. mid Wtst, have tv. u kt rie.t to the
to
j. ;iiteI to ti e vacancy on the rupretno
Bench in consideration of his urgent regrets
(or leaving the Ifoneh of his nat ive Slate for
His
,M I,,-,,,, ntteitdaiice of the members of! bama that. lie made no such remaiks as a caoinet posnton. lis leicis aievciy
-! ..ill u.i. il.H. tlllf l.O U'lllll.l I.I.llllV 1 I't 111 II tl. I
. ..... ..II ,I.n,l.,,.,A.u li. , , .. Ink., ... t i. i.A l..iti
f COIllUimet . I I U V in.: tl iv u ci .uuiun.tu It. iiiii.i ct.'v t.ii.t " j..r . . . r I -
ii.eiuiiiuiHict, ' 'he mine congenial shaties of his luiincr
ing it prt senttd, shows that tLe camp foes , never .said to any living man that in ac (occupation.
of the Democracy ol Camori.i are st ;l. ; ceptmg the electoral tribunal the Dennvj
burning bi ightly, and th.t they are fully 'cratic le.iders in Washington acted with! The
prepared to aid their biethern throughout his know ledge and consent. This is plain graves of the soldiers and sailors was ob
M KM OKI .M. II A V, 1ST7.
j-eai ly enstom ol decorating the
the State in achieving a brilliant victory at : and explicit enough.
the election ia jTo;nber next.
EnwAimJ. KtEXAN, Ksrj., died at his
Mr. TiUlen's calm
served with even more than the UMial zeal.
ti - i l , .r ii.. i t .1 i.t,i t ..
, ... . r . ., liiruirtll.l Alinvi'i inu it' I'uui.i. n.ni win
and iiiirmtietl course in the face of the . . . , . J ..' r, .. r
busy, assisted bv a commit leu of latties, for
greatest political ciimc of Cue age, and of j a weck ,)lcvious gatht uug fiowcis and
which be was the victim, has given him a
id ii:r'it luanhoo I o! Hit- ii
liii!;t iifld k 1 1 ; t r t its lienor. 1I: :t.
the sons o! toil, cle uti .1 and t toiohh l in the .
j urloriouK coup t nioiisiu n of to ins. lilt up llieif
j pliinn-i In ink- to t lie level of the hi(fii'-:t in the ;
1 lit'.. rivil then) in V;ti r, sinirt- Willi their, tl'.e i
j tiet -e deliirhl ol 'Lai t If. I he ex ui tan I of vie- i
I lory, i he airt ny ol ii-tt!il.or slet p with 'hem, ;
i side L side in t he sol iter's v rave. Ai-i t:t'l by j
t In- u r at ciisis.u!! the iniiitle h cruiUTi of the
1 people ti i-dis oitl. al.d tiarinr tteeds .-tie dot:e, j
j s.o-illiees iinderi inc. stM,crii8 ctiiluid of '
wliieh men in alter days rend wild woiol.-r mii.1 j
autidration. for such services nr ad'-'iu.'te re- !
ward fun ever Le paid. Tht-y lire ).t iceless, J
they ure the tille d' t d- of Hit. nation's honor, ;
i theproolsol hiriu-ht to weur he scepl re anil i
ttike rittik ;i!;i. i.p Ihe sover. ijiti r ti.nt .
If utile and line mankind, tf such a ei 'sir. ' f j
fueh pallHtit det !-. done in eit'-tovn lunt-s. in .
this A :u--i lean laud . we a i-e lit re to day L.- re- j
new the ri u.eniLi atu-e. We are here to show I
that tcMt.kiiid does nut torifit its Lenel ai lm-,
h II lli.-ir w. rk is thine; hut c)u-ti-.hes ti e
tcetiir.i y of tliftii in its lien rt of heiiils. fresh
arid li itur as tire t he 1 r iitnl rtiltt tfrvers
whicd we strew to-day upon their honored
U raves.
Sixteen year-- havpjrom l;y sitve the Anif-ri-ciin
peoph- lotmd t heit:i.-l ves t!ii led itito h-s
tile at uiies and un ity, d aiJ.iinst eiieh oiher in
the terrilde utitaKotiiMii uf civil war. Mikc
country which can never be loosened or
destroyed. Who would not rather Ik ;
Lome :n Greeusbu-.g, on last Piiday, in the j jK,id oa af.cliolls 0f the jieople of this
foity thiid yeai of his age. As an active
and leading Democratic politician Mr.
Keenan was widely kn.o.vn throughout tlie
western portion of the State. When quite
a young man, and before he studied law,
lie founded the Greensburg J m'trml ami
conducted it wit h great ability. He served
ns Fii st Lieutenant in the Eleventh Beni.'a
Keg't during a portion of the late war, and
. , , . , til, in. II llll.lt tl II I l ' I I t. .11 tit . I t . I tl... I It:
evergreens w ith vvhiel. to betb-cK the grassy th n n tencriioii Las p;is-f d away, aed Jet
mounds, and the success winch attended
their efforts was made manife.-t in the pro-
r : f tl i. -i . i i . I '
iusiou fii uorai rrioores juace'i it me graves
in the various cenieteites and on the tnanv
it
Samuel J. Tilden, honorably engaged in i monuments throughout the city. The day
the puisuits of private life, "than Kutkcr- j :ls most aus(.icious for the beautiful com-
iiit-tiioi tit ive rcivicfT. t iiv miii Miuiif i e-
ford IJ. Ilaj'cs, discharging t lie duties of
the highest oflice in tho Kepublic under a
fraudulent title ?
Tun maiaudinc bands of Mexicans that
was aflerwaids transfciied to the Signal j ,,nvc ln3(,e ,t a j,,,,,. business for several
Corps. He was a warm hearted, gcneious j yen,.s of CI .tlssin t1ie 1io (4I RIUic inU.Tex
inan, and his wide circle of friends will as n,i Kifti;.,,, r.ittlo an.l l,.se nnrl .lriv.
i - .
! iiuj them back into their own country, are
likely to come to grief. Although our
miiweirly regret to bear the sad news of his
death.
-BP
The Hussian army is st ill encamped on
tho northern bank of the Danube, and even
if it was prepared to cross, which it is not,
tho high flood in the river for several days
ptst would l ave ie: d i-ed the attempt im
practicable. The. Knij-ernr Alexandet h ft
fit. Petersburg tn last Saturday and was
expected to arrive jest tday a'. Uueliaresl,
the l'catdrjnarters of tlie nrmy. In Asiatic
Tut key tho Russian arms have been suc
cessful in somo I rill ing cr.gagcmctits, but
no decisive results have been achieved
Rumors that peace will be made before tho
Russians attempt ta cross tne Danube pre
vail in certain quartets of Iluropo, but no
great importance is attached to them.
splendent and the -warm lays were pleas
ant H tenipeied by a most re I icshing breeze,
ilusiness generally was suspended, and the
two Distiiet cit ies wore a holiday look. As
eaily as nine o'clock and from that hour
ii.it il after mid-day the avenues were lined
with carriages and pedestrians, nt:d the
usually quiet streets of (leorgetown were
alive with people wending their way to the
grand city of the dead, Arlington. Kach
reclining season adds to the loveliness of
this a'ttactivc place. Nature Keeps pace
with ait and '.he lofty oaks on the hillside
I seem animated, as tlie foliage undulates in
! ....c. l ..r .. . ; i.:i..
1,1 i.T- ,, .lie r-.i.i tiit-tt.T ... .1 spline lilt. ill, wn.lM,
I tw less inroads into 1 exas and demanded ., , ... 1 . .
I the air, fragrant wit u opening blossome,
j their interposition to prevent them, nothing 1 cnlivenst he'scene wiih the songs of myriads
lias been done in that din ction, and they ! of feathered songsleis. The principal cere- Len t-, in-ati-mi ,;tid
J government has frequently called the at
: tention of the Mexican nuthoi ities to these
seems t o itte Lu t in et day w lien I he st i t I s t l
yo-ider tf re tt city echoed to tlie f rein II 1 1 ani n
ol artiied melt a rt iciui'-nf Miter j-t n ii;h ni ol
citizen soldiers hurried on to the scene o! c :i
llicf. It was on April lfi. PVil.tliat Fori Sumier
capitulated to the Southern fores. '1 he do
wns cat, the hist hope of reconciliation was
trone. and Loth sn.es prepar'-d to meet tin- ter
rilde ord.-al. 1 he scvi-iil Ii Keu-mu iit t.i -,ew
Yf.rk Slate militia, a crps unrivalled, almost
perfect in its rn u .tnizat ion, tii-cipli..e, and 1
eqiiipmetit. composed mostly of lit.- ton of j
families ol -American ptrt n. won eneeri ill itui:
faliant alacrity tendered tm-ir Sfrvieii. to l!i
Ki d'-r.-il (i. iveri.tuetit. and on I he lit? it ol A pi t!. I
in all ill" I ide of arms, in till in- l'ti?h and I
irlow of voiinyr ent 'misiasin, they lelt New V't.rk '
lor the defence of Wnshh'ir ton.
li.it the populntion t.f the city of Xew York
was Iheti. as ji now. latv. ly made up of tn.-n
not 'of nut i vc Lot of foreiy-n Lilt h. on w horn the
wise i t.d 1 1 hern I prov istot.s of I Ked.-r i I "om - I
; sTiitiiton had iiri:o-od t he dn : it s a nd t-oti : erred I
( the lights "f (. ineiishiti. so that tiny inivht
fee! ti il a cit iz li s interi si in what shot? Id c. e.
j ecru t ne coin in. ui v. a!. On these forciicti Lorn
i f iiizens. tlien. II. e nn.ti us eyes of merieau
I ptatenien w-re e.it. 'I hey had la;:--ii liMie
j share in HiesTi'e of f.it 'l uis from w I,m-Ii the
j quiirre) tin ri sprtintr. They felt no 'i-ri:iruil
j prtjudices; of l.lilet :ieu Let ween N orl I t-r.-i
(ml Soul act n men I i.. y knew Lilt lit I le. i l;.-tr
eotisi !oi,s!it ss i rui i wr; are nt nnr in destiny,
united in j-.y .r in s u iov.-, for triumph or tic- ,
feat; or." i n In riL't.'ajre. i" -u 't lire, in f radii ions
nnil st met tire of hw,:tinl that the hiow which :
sttikes one section, opf cln.-s. fine race, one!
city, one village or hninh t in the land, sendi
lhestiock v ioi Mtir-, throtik h it 0I. Ta ke, t 'ir-n, '
that palmetto tree, end st t ii iih nil rer.-r-t-m-p.
mi the I "on t edi :!i.r sol.l;fr's K'nve. if"
lied where It jriew. lie w:t.. . t.f ;. r. a .
tra'.ettnd fnithfnl into:, lo-, a ! to the can-:'- he
loved end which he t.i liovcd n- worthy of l.i
love. May il.e tree r w frui M nri.-h to d
prettd fur lis Lounteoii- .-hade. And so. t i -It
in im flcviiiii:?. imrlfj itijf ami -ni-.oliJiri!f ir:t!;i- !
ciices. let t Ii is dity o I oiii itiernorit t ion Le -ti---
d throt. jit) ell the t.'i.d. ."'tiy no wi -1 Le spo
il, n tleil could nr:.i:r.' unr'hr.f n r. V: in! fi. or '
':r the ettil-cr ol tin nttji ry t hoitv h. Thes.ii- :
d.'ere. t.y whose jf-jtyi s we stand. l.d little ali
K'T in thf ir hearts. I have Le. u toid. that in
the miil-it r.f l,utl !e. in the f-r -.-it and f!;c
of cot.tiict. Kedetiil and on ) c . rn t soldier
have Leeti known in pan-e for awhile I v nut- i
t on I co n Cent, lay .low n I heir n t tn, (it in k h t ll-c
same Lr'-.-k, tuit of tLe .-;t;,o cuf.. -x i-h:i ure :
trien lly eot.-rte'-i' . and, fur ti r I'm", foriri t
1 he deadly wi.tk -.xhi.-h !a;l a tuernetils !- ,
tore L td m t I hem in i Li tur.-iiri-.-t r-c an. t L or. .
'until it he that v.-e. a 1 1 r -1 v i r- lona- vt-sN of
pen... mice f.iiVn to iit-fjui re th same i-uif-
ranituit v v h: h 'la y. m the t-lMi-r Lreut ie- :
t.im-so! I tit ' w ci t- i.-xe.i to di-pl.iy Th" ex. i
J" I It l.f'C of I. 11 i: t e I Iie'.if S If: no lUirllllrf lo
'Ui thiin t!ie wi-d nil of f. nrtv.--'Ss. f. k i
til. re on i he v )'. ', a rnl re.ti.e l!e ni I re t .!- i
Tno:,ili'U. of ilentir. There, Ht l.i-t. tlie s il ijer :
ot the N ot t b i.ud t Le S'.'.Kt-t t.f ll.o S'Uth nr.-'
ei ni r:t di s. and s!t ( p si ie l.y side, fin their'
graves falls Ihesati f- sut' shr. 'f tieynie w. t ;
I j the s.-iitie dt . fnvi ii"l now Lv rhe ?-tii:'- j
ve: dure, t l-.thf d in win'cr t y the same mam le '
ot ino.r. Their halt If in all ru r: their life's '
! ci; nipai j u is done, a'.d with ertml fiT t un.l
lii'v.'l i'.n we pi.y for theta all: "May t'uy
1 r' l in p' ace." ( Lid's tllt-i ey to their hi'iU ;'
j A nd i t t w i re pi s--i! !.-. r.s I Li ile e i t is. t hi.t
i epMi-i-d spirits co:j id join ti-- in our t flown fit-,
i and whispt r to our .-.-uls t! e urayer which
j should ii rise to-day to the Throne of mercy
from ti.i in. from us ticm every lem hi.ii
i and heart. I think It i.i,i,! Le this: "JN. fill
j this Intel rest in pi ace.'" ILst trofi ti.ej-i.l-i
niiii fl iiiei pr. j.t.ia-. s i.tid sen.-i. ss ti'ii.rr. Is
I which distract and xiinttst the inii'.l. licet
I trout the Lit I'M ni i-s of Incliotis urile tftat
wearaway liulhni.d virtue tied pat riol i-:.i
! aint hoi or. lt.pt from;:!! di-'-etisitma. IJ.--1 m
I peace. I hat w-niny I'-co. cr t In- faculty of ja.
j lu rlh iiuui.tlii'liicii!!!- c oile...ai itiif mi l
j lieiiff'ir ui wise ami pnietta inemutes to re-t-to-e
tii(- f.riiiir pi p.! it y of ij.. repul.Le
' imd lay tic w ! !e- Liu-is .!' it I icLyand lionor.
; Hide . Hirer. I.ef ttiis. loo. Le our prav -r. l, t
I us i ake it i: !i u - if it i t were luiit-f-l a ii!f-.-.ure
i from vol cota r cit s :n i he -r-' v. ih navi'
j theiu t.ill eir ieI. uniii an. r M a v comes
; around, ntid oilier hands t.-. th- in thesivii.e
j loving tt ibute we o(7t r tuctii to-day.
. i int i u -i i-. 3 i ni ot i ti -. i: r o. ; ie ii i- na I no
need to learn et I he ilevu-.-s hy whieii in other
ie 'thins, older mid more used L ut'la-l ;on. the
tuttiies n ud ti ont.i s of th.-ir in u t i s n n-l lu-i s
I are wade imiuoitul. lb re, we have mis.-d tio
I sph'tidi.: et'iitlco, ui winch sc tiptui.ai uotrLie
i uu-1 irr.tve.-i Lito-s at.tl auiip-.tts cpilnp.'t k.-.-p
'alive !'ie tnctiif.iy of nival lueli n.i.l tr:.-al
pet. levr tnent-i. an.l ei: i .-a t e l:e iivii.ir to iu.i
i m '. e t h- tr exa in pies, f I may he L. tier it i-;
temple- decay and IttUihe iato r a t n ; Sn a-s
mid uiui'Lle nrnrimaj in time. Hot the fair
flov.-ithHt the huun'eou: "I it li L.Stowsol!
u-i. yi ar it Iter T'-ar, l.rver ' nil, and I h- sf ac ' n I
i 'II Mix It! we Jit ep In J::y w LI t'C tv ! 1 1 i t) '.-. J w l,i n
ulii'l' !-.' it J 4 Iiit ! I tu; ve I a dt."3 ; ku-I w ii i : e x'n-
I'towu ,)..,( Howl l S Id. I "Ml lies - li.ir.o 1' stl.t.: le
pa i d to ; he u; ii v.-s o! our Ji pu 1 1 j-ti Ltr. h b. a r-J
lh.-ir til. nun ies sli.i.l live lorcver, Ktt-cii In
lUl'il! b. liiS.
A Catholic -lunch in .Yicsihen. T'osen,
Was struck by lightning on Sunday dnr'Lg
serv ice. Six persons were killed and about
seventy seriously injured.
The wed. ling clothes of a young wo
mnn in Troy, O., were stol'-n by a spiteful
l ira, and the ceictnony bail to be p. ist
poncd tiutii r.i.ne could be made.
(inlet 1 ii( per, who g! a b.i.it crl with
hr,p.)is fiotn the Wist i'oint Academy u
Friday, w T.I be tJ.p Co st colored ca(!"t in
She bi-lt ty uf tlie tnilifniy tieadr-iny.
The village ff New t'eiittrvil:e, on the
f.'hestrr N'alley K.iili'"ad, about s; n-i'ts
nest of Xoiiistown, l'a., was a'.vi-'st eti
t;u!y destroyed by Jire c-aily Fii. lay ti.mn
ing. Bob MeCuUongli s? ie Money from I. is
father, in I. -uisvilif. and gambled it away:
and, when irprovcd for it. be took a ei;i.i
a; d brol.e ("I 1 worth of Illinois iu the
f.)lhr-i f.nnifuie httre.
tlobi bonnets ate tins of tho last ex
tremes. They aio in .'li- ef .! :i, which
is then stcr i ol in a b;;h of i;o!d. 'i'l e
ti ii-m-ii.2- eonsir-is of a lare-e vclv.t bow
and a h;iit:i.iiig bit d.
A sewii;g woman b
have been peii..tlicaUv repeated. Fonr i ll0lli''s ' ,h cenlral stand, where at
years ago, Col, Mackenzie, on his own re- J
sponsibility, pnisued a number of thee !
cattle thieves across the river into Mexico
ntid punished Ihern severely. The Mexican
Minister nt Washington entered a protest
ugaiiutt the incursion of Col. Mackenzie,
but our government took no notice of it,
thus justifying the net. At a cabinet meet
ing last Friday, fJeneral Sherman was in-
slinc cd to direct General Ord, the com-
mantling officer in Texas, to notify the
Mexican authorities along the Uio Grande
j a i. Lent w i I !i . n in I I ve
for n!I the ir: at repnLiic, ntul look - l on it, t t
. . 1 .1 11 .- I . 11 . I It I- t. MIL' t'U'tU. Il" .'I' II H'I'll'', I 11 "I ' IK. Ill
about 12 o clock the I losidenlial party ar- ; ,.-riiae.ee of their c'.oi.in n- What wouiu t.f
livetl ana weie reeeiven bv the eXfcnlive their conduct now? Would thev ftand nl.vir,
Comrnitt.ee, fttd at 12: o'clock the grand "mn .wd, tit.certain and apathetic, wufti .lis-
... - .. , f. ('ii-sir.n had come to L!ow and the very cji-r-
proccSMon, C.uiSlKtnig f.f the decorat ing f,f the It -t.ului,; w is inip-rblr t '.
committee, ex-sojmeis, aim tne oipiiau
Chihiien, !')uiii'(l in liontol tne Arlington
Mansion, headed by Ihe Marine IJand.
They then marclied tf the tomb of the
I'eknown," w here halting the band played i
a:..- r. i :,.. .1. t. !
n vinc, tii.ci wiiicii me. uiaicu was cm
linued by tho main road to the cemetery,
where Ihe procession scpaiatcd and pro- !
eeeded with the decoration of the graves ;
'1 here was in the citv of New York in t!i'
flays n if ri inert -if in iiit ia coin posed a 1 1 on tt hi r
ol nu n nt Irish l.irih. 1 liev were hurt i;t the
time, and ofTendi d at what I hey rttrnMe.l as a
frramitous intuit to the historic "t'.it bnuat . 1
their rue". Th' ir Colonel had reliiM-d to pa
rnde the reyinient in a milllary dipla) to wel
come t he i' ptt-si n in! i e .f thf Hrlii.-ti t'rmvn.
un.l wiis suiaitiriu- iiiuief lh" iilipreheni on o'
mint
itioiut
The Vfijutl Jubilee.
PKMiri'MKNMAI, ( KIl'tlUAI ION OF TUT.
rori.'s 1.1'isc'Tacy lakvii: hi-.sui.i-
trTKATMiNS IN M- V TOKK. S-T.
1.(.U.IS ANU tlKVliti(E.
ore Mile Pesvtl, Ni-v
in
p.-
id i. f
I ten f;i:
New York, Junk 3. The semi-rctitrn-nial
of ibe c.uiseti it iou uf Fti).e Fins J X. as
j Archbishop of Sp.doto was celebrated to
j day at. St. F.iMiek's Cathedral. Solemn
i high mass was celebrattd. Dispatches
fiom vai ions quartets rt-po' t that ll.e Calb
! olics g'nei ally celebi ated tlie lVpe's Gol-
.tycensuie. liow would th.;. t V Th. j den .1 ti bi lee il h aj-propiiale and implem
ent wa ctitleal. (Ill I in ir ccditct very ! si vc ce I C loot. ten.
much depetxied the com
of
The familiar adage that "straws show
tvhich way the wind blows,'' is well illus
trated by the present inharmonious condi
tion of the ltennbliean tiattv in this State.
. .. i i . , . i .
At tho President i-l election last November j ",,rJ wm ,,e """eriaKen l.y tho I ni- ,
the strong Ilrp.ibliean counties of Allelic- " t"" pen-u men even ii it
fill W.l'tit I '!.;
They l.nave I -1;c women .itioiieeoi i ope n i.v. to-tlay
St. I.nitis. .June 'J. The clebi ation of
ai tne conclusion ol winch llie procession element m tin- t eire.i i-m:- s.
r.. ... J . i ... .i t.inth Ketri.iieiil iii.1 wn thi
. t-- tot i ii v.i rt i.u v;. iu n i ia -i:in i cue. l in i lie coo- . . . i . . . . t i - i - . i . ) e . i . , , c
' t , 1 ! . , , , - .I.J ..u I out , i.tiuoi t lit- r-i i :i. , 1 lit, MIW IS t! If l lUCTtlOSl nOt;l Dt Stltl t. CI ll?.
tl tl tand. Where the Sen IOCS weie closeil . the danger to th..-it. euLbc. and tney heard its : j-t..ltm,.. ,,... I,..s ever b e u vv i' nesse.i I ...a.
n-l.imiiiriinr.-ilr. sitifri,,., tin, r.t-.iver Tbos ! crv for hehi 'Ihe v . emfiii Lei ed on i v 1 1. . t 1 1 v ' I-"''""" "-t lusevti I. t u Witnessed lieie.
er tie enrlureft, ami that if the government i Ihe cloud of darkness has been dispelled werei-itizonsnr.the p. stuns. pledged i. i
,. r . t . .- , t - I o iiioiri o v niej oi.ej i ts eoni t. in lonn i ocitesi s.
ine nigiit. ol glfH.m lias enilctl. WcUasltin im j,h ,. impuis.-, one liesrt. one voice,
t he da v light, of happiness, we live iu the I thev answered tt.e summotn. W'eare ren.lv;
Sinisliit.o of i rosi iiitv. Halm lias liri-n cottn t on us to t lie ,le,i t Ii : Hie t hotis.tiid men
1 1 . . r : . . . a ,
iinn uirc iui,i iimi i cx.is con at no ion fj- i :, i ... . . . .
f i Willi aonronriate siiifint ami rn-aver.
. .i . r - - ........
ol .Mexico fails Tnomiitlv to snnnress them.
iy, Hradford. Lancaster and Philadelphia ! 8'''),l'' become necessary to cross the
gave Hayes an aggregate majority of over ! b'"('T ' so. General O.d is a
thirty fire thou wn-?, move than double the ma" al,d lioilly cany out
.,i...o ... 5 tt. s.at o ! ,,,s 'tis'ructions. Tho result of all this
j j s-'" v" ...
poured on tho nations' wouu.'ls, and we aio
offered o4' the oil of j y.
SHERMAN HACKS DOWN.
The Secretary of the Treasury has con
cluded not to force his tiunncial policy
upon the country in which he disowned
;e
, , t ir.. . , , - , . I may be moio serions tlian is .TLruehepdcd ! 1M, ,,,e country in which he disownei
iioius uouii'.y t-uaveiiuiiiis iimc i cih.-iii ijt i - - i cxisiiug laws ill regard to llie re.-umptiou
l,Pon belli, oreonntv eommitfaes have met. ' r"Ie siaieu as a FUoiciont of specie D.tvmenfs. thus obeviim the will
' 7. ... . - .. . ; . . . ' ,...r. ... ... I . ...1. . I... r . ..: a. -.. .... : . x ... I -
ar. However that ' o me people mslea.1 ol ins own i-lm ist ica I ' .- . .. . V : ' 1,1
, a r i - a !. made to the uppenl. It was echoed all t In on
at least, will feel A,;f1 ',se moh. Ihe press was loo many , thf l tiit..i .sit,.s. from the Hudson to t
and all (if them adjourned without paying i
Mr. Hayes and his administration the lion, j
or of even a passing compliment. It has j
not heretofore been thus with hynl Kepnb- j
1 icans so soon, atler the advent to power
cause tor iieciariiir w
may be, Gen Sherman
happy, for in a speech In Xew York a short i
timo ago he advanced the monstrous doc-
trine that an army was necessary in ibis
I wirucatieu lor. tioovcsix iiioiinnii mt once
j vol unt ei'it'il, un.l on A pri I I t he ri'it imf-n', w-t h
I fi i rthiwintT ranks ol stalwart men. hurrieiliy
j Brmefl, hurriedly ei(iiip(ietl. itnpntieiit ol cday.
I roiufli mi, I ready lor any work, with smiles tin
I tlu-ir litis and in their hearts, wheeled, eom-
i pacy a I tt-r c-oiiipi.uy. intfi Mroad way, lot.! vt:h
j ii tu versa ! iicchi inn ' Iou. .v i i h a rnp; mr ol Immli !
J Hint I. ar at pat i it nr. nnd midj of cue-u :i '
1 ment tti.d trood cheer, with nil the ex u 'n t n eee :
j of motion which lrih feelmif can display, .ai :
n i-1oi tu and whirl ot exefienieiit, took n.i 1 We 1
line of ia a 1 eh to t lie f rent . This wn i he on .fk j
V01 k
iie
.ujsm.-s.I'I'i H'l'l all tliroun t tie war. wli-tti er '
t lin t rta 11 y h omer wa ved, 1 1 ish men were In.: i.
Hinonir ils most lojnl soldiers and (it-lenders. ;
Mow tticy L-ire themselves throiiirli that fi. r.-- '
.:r: f .1 , 1 nn'.iiir, 1 111 owi: 11 oa 1 1 it.- n 1 1 er on 1 1 ic, font i st .-ti
notifying the Mexican authoililes that with a valor to.d tt nacit v of unt -nose 1 nrel v i
lor nitu ana lie "caved 111.
Mexican robicy.
The Administration has decided since
f... it.... :.t . . - - ..... -.v.-... ....... nun n Mil
j . . . im . m vi'iiiu 1 1 . ! 111 in. 11. w 1 1 1 1 in i. 11 ti.., t. r . . j t , . . :
ol an administration of their own choice, ' " '"" i v uiry mnsi nisiaiiiiy inn a stop to raids i mown tun 011 .nn ru nn smi, it is not t..r me
i won in oegeiieia'o into a mere nob
nml itcleaily discloses the deep but par
t tally suppressed feeling of opposition to j
liayesandall Ids. woiks which pervades j
the Kepub'ican ranks in Pennsylvania, j
The same feeling will animate and control 1
the Iiepub'.ican State convent ion iu August j Tll0 Virginia (Xev. KnfrrpriM- of n
unless all present signs are devoid ul any recent, d vie says : i esicrday no.. 11 (ho res-
ltieuts t.f the eastern port ion t.f (he ciiv
were surprised, and not a little, terrified at !
will now have something to do unless
Mexican government deprives it of the 1
opportunity by punishing its own ciimi-'
11 a Is.
It 1 across the Rio Grande, as well as the do- I ' K" 3 r"' to-day. Tim.- would not permit me.
! ...1..; ... , . -,, 1 ,. is it Pf-cded. A more ehxitteiit tonum: I hnn
the ! P'cdatloil!, commuted upon our people, to ; mine has portrajed the character of the Irish
semi t. en. (fid with a sullieictit force lo
carry out the intimation of the government
It has bctn many years since an occasion
has occurred to bring out tlie Irish and
German Catholics loi-elher, and :lieief.ue
but little opportunity has previously been
had lo obseive '.he nnmeiical st length of
the various organizations of tlie different
national! ies. To-day, however, l.iottbi
ihem all out, and a splendid d -play they
made. The weather could in.-t have been
better. The rain of last nibi completely
hud the dust, and cooled 1 he atmosplit-ie to
a degree that made matching delirious.
Tlie fiillereiit pails of the pioeessioti began
to oigauize long before noon, r.t:d the
streets weie alive with societies, forming
and in.ti:chiug to take their place ptepar
atoty to falling into llie main line. At -r.
M. everything was u-ady, ami llie column
took up its line of march fiom Twenrv
rtrst street and Lucas avetme, headed by
stpiads of moiinu-d police.
There were between seventy and einhtv
and
llie t:i
in 1 j
a t.
e, c.
1 ti
1 nit
Ml t,
ill '
: i-i
01 a
.ii be 1
fei-hr-l
uu:rrl :!.e
his foitner vtjj,.
things intetisolv
tuan put a ball
him.
Sund y- rt-d
( al Loiirv 1 1 1 ,-..;. 1
fiver I wo hn-uli
the Go'.dcu .l;l,
j ea- s ai.',. iUs ,
1 clnote i':"ii;; : e
bff :l !li;li'i. ,
IL 'I C 1 . !.. ..,'.
w ere rt ! 1
l't ti t's.
Tl . :e
t oa !iy r.
llie of c e;
t-or.s. ! i
out. The tt-';. f, ,,
in. the 10. f. clj' j
ate pai'icr-iiisrl-..,
s.! in at ills' :n vili a
w hi:e of tr;s.
John Xocib. 1
hr. s ao w r t 1
ing Viiioc'k. 11 'uw mi
iron, piata 1! A- .
month, pul.e.l
anil blew h ;,.-
t'.IOIIel.l l.C Vtl.v J.:
l!.u:b!e I
w s'.x"
A vo ;
Yau-v. J,.,, j o. 1
::. :-:,-.v
fi:' I'M! .
lnni. ,
wa.
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'lis-.!..
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l.:v.
r,
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-f-.e.r
I.
He
S J
f..i:
- b cn !.- r .ivrif .1
at Il.ileigh, Ninth C.i: t.'.ina. wf. wo:ks
hard at making heavy pants at five and ;
two-thirds cents a ('ay. Tint is rcatly
down to the haidpan of c: viliz -d trrutabty.
The Overseers of the I'snir of Sbtj-j-eu
tow oship. Camt u n coiint v. have open ar
rested for negler t to ju blish the a iu.-.l
statement of Ii auces. The law ffpsins
this, t.tit tlie prov i-sions t 1' tlie law ate of
ten neelccterl.
The tiial of IVtcr II. PowoH. nt T.I .
mira, X. Y., forthu mutdcl of i. i-, w.fe. has
fsuUiil in Vis e...tiT;.etio of murder in the
fiist degicf. The pi irini'-r, who is six'y
six vears of ajje. was sentenced to be hang
ed .inly Is".
An old iran died in IVcVri o y n, N.
Y., ti e fth.'l day. aod i:i obt-dietie. i
1 V '. 1 1 y reque.-. bis e--f1i:i wascarrit d to Tru-
i'i'i!vt tiv his six s ns. .Tfio aie all v.-ti-:'
men and lawyers. It as a m.uiiiiui
siht six lawyers in one family.
Lucy A. Mink, a young woman who
shot btr illicit lover dead in her nxou in
Lowell, w as ciivicied of mai.s'auhter.
She wits once tiit.d in Maine n a cbai"
of murdering unoihtT lover found dead '.u
her loom, but i-s'-prfd conviction.
'I wo hutgiars, while e?.terii;g ti e
bouse -f Samuel 11. .dor, r.l iiiue 1.11.
Mont wotj;pi y c'li.t v, on Pridav nih'. wc;f
suipri.-M- Vy Mr." and Mrs U tier. A
M'ulMe cnsueil. i:i:'.n: which .-oe of ti.e
thieves suvt and ii:l.:l!y Li'.l-jil Mis. Ii 1
dtr.
The .- nt own, Ky., 77." say
that a pair of shoes. tr.caMii iog f 1 ; ru
mo'us in let th .vol live inbes acuis.-: the
bottom, wale tiiH':ii t.n ! 11 it il In that c:'y
last wee' f.r a mat. h. U. i o u':' y. Tb-
l iokttl like S-.ttalog tun ks -Ailh the t'.o s
sr.iashc'l in.
A wom it) hrm;t T'-is lived in Twenty-
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leaves oe.,
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Mid
'.ihlier, and tione Just'f-e to hi rnii j.
lie was tcHt les", reailv.
That
t.ocietics anu 01 pnmzat ions ol ditlereiit.
kituls in line, all gailv dressed in handsome
ifiillint inaction, re- I uniforms and rej.tuias, with beautiful ban-
About
own soil f.liotild ano'hei breacli of iult-uisi. I with n Mrin heart the 1
tlonal'law occur. So it will be i.eiceive.l ' "s:,l's 01 in.-eainp.up 1 ; mat he was Ken,r
... . 1 Uis. Ill fit!. Itll illbl tilllliittn ltn VMn1t111.lu.fl . . J . I ' , . .-.1
mailt; iMfiii.iin. wuu laiiM1. IiliflV
and chastise tl.so marauders noon t,ei.- j , ' ? ' ' , V ' ' ', ' ' "T if.'.V'.. L3er" ' "' decorations.
' 1 : : . p. - .M.i.iu ,.,.1,. i,. .0.1 . , ...
Is and privations and 'V' ;.T "'"i to..i 1 hi oaiui.t 1 11 1111 -.net toe
nnr I.rnl S t!t I. . 1 J I ...... ..ie HI llllu (.IIUUIIO lilt) VH 11 11 it I - II eft
w ...... ....... uitt.iit.ti. i uio is i tie cont inn in lesi imonv ill In
music, and at fi t pieut iniei vals t he column
that tirve has tmi left her but rxc-il t
cute te bare of-ce-ai ies of life a I
j small ti t.lit.jj plat.: "i t lie v aisou iivei.
; disf.ri.re eihi or t.iue n.ilcs. Sl.e lives in
J sq'.ritor H'.al txlit-iu" po.i'iiy.
Mr. Davis, villi, b.ts cbaifie f.f si.i'a
, qua! i irs iu Nor'. haundoti Ctiutj. itcyuily
sent Albeit Lewis. iU t-nipl-iy.e, to the
bunk with six bundled d dial bills to have
' them changed. L-vvis has not bet o tci
iu Ihe lit ighlt n ui k' &ii:i-e. and be is sup
: posed to hiive cscapi-d lo L:iil.ind.
! A faimi r iu tlhio was j-revented seven
wetks ago from cutting his throat wish a
: iaz r. lie saitl be would slaive himsi-if.
. Ilo hats since been kept alive on snt h
' liquids as he could by any pretext le per
. suaded to swallow. lie has had 1: is cofi i
; made, and it Hands in his bouse, icady i.-i
j use.
; There was a general strike of Ihe la
; borers in the transfer depart ment of the
i Pennsylvania depot at Pittsburgh n Sat-
tndvy inoiiiiug. A committee c.;l!-.-d on
j thf suj.eriti tt i.dct.t, w bo said be woithl ,-n-
deavor ! have the moo exempted fiom the
leccnt riduetion. Ibe lab-utis then te
. su med Wti k.
j .b'septi Ileal y, agd -S yens. a::.l
Joseph Giaoc, acd 11 yeais, w t n-ihow u
rd on Monday in the bii.ttn at Alb.mv. N.
J Y. The boy" fell oveiboaid, aud llc:lv. in
attempting to save bin., was also dtow Led.
Two biftbeis, ti...miil I'cmatnl. were
i drowned it: the Mohawk at Ct'boes, Suli
, day night, while b.-.Toiog.
' The Hoard of A!tbimen elected in
! March Ifiok cliarxe of the city o 'Viimive.
ton, X. C. on pj t.Liy. It consists of six
I Dt moeiats and f ;u; U "publicans. 1 ois ts
the titst time t!o city 1: is been under Iem
; octatic control sipce negf sitiyiage was es
. tablisbed. Tin? new board circled Jobu
Daws;. n as Mayor of tbe e.ty.
j Ouoof the Decoiatioii day oratois sa'ul
the time ti.av coiim "when the names .f
tlii-e
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weie ho: i .
left Ii; a co'
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M...i't A
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oil iv a-. "s':i
f tl St ! Ui
At the same
tank of t-.i i
t;,s stiuck. :'.
oj o; e Tal ks . . i
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ibe rha 5i of
Loihian. !.. !.
Alt lo- ih ue i-iy
i as a .let i e a
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cbatc-'.es. t
the i -n; d t!:.o
lltrul.eds of V,.
t Ja-nis -Ive o- s- :
s .veil t' om the
t' sji---.'- t !'- s". '. '
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ed.y .be. i 1."
were l;t: i.' ... I
live st.!! te ss-.-.-.
f.'-.it tnoie b .i'.k's
.Ttbe wo-,;:,.!,d !
the binid ii' i's a t
t al dcs. I ue! ;ou 1
A :., k; A
Vm 1 t.v 11 ::
t f .llllie Vl'l s .s
ovei ti.e w 'n. s
news ot a sh s:
Lebih a'.': y ie
an t : oi 1 1 a .:
oil" the Hack, k
in g seventeen
rr-i-lri) to li ie.
place at i' 111 V
f.'tir n;ii. s ibis s
lii st iutimattoii
cident w s a v !
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I
political significance
11 A MI "TON ANi) NICHOLS.
ud no-i
foe. These are but li.e immemorial traits of
the Irish soldier, known nnd receirn :. i i:i the
Anoer , o s s ; JT t'h?..i ! y?'
last it was discovered that a lire was in J futy, I'.y ing serpent of hnmeiise dimensions,
progress in St. Pant's Cathedral, Pittsburg, t It head appeared a lurid tlame, while its
and the indications then weie that Ihe 1 c'os oiled as if iu scitieh of victims. Its
f-truct me
however
ter having destroyed the sacristy, altaratid : quently aseeilained to be a Chinese kile
large rear windows. The loss, estimated ,,s head was red paicr, wiih eves half rod
at $3,000, is fully covered by insurance. : , , w n i re, wnien roiled as the wind lieasuiy portion.., has at last been awak
.... tv.ii o ., 1 l,,u"1 lts wiiy lh rough the aoertuirs renrc- eiietl to the fact; . tlmt nnm?rous of the Ped-
ll.e P.ttsbu.g papers, all concur m tho senting the sockets: This beat! kite las : e.al appointment., in New Orleans arc
opinion that the fire was the -.vork of ah in- ' followed by eighteen others, about eighteen ih'rirtl inccnrc and can well be dispens
cendiary. When it was first discoveicd inches apart, made of tinted paper, oblong ed wiih for the public good, and has ac-
s indications then weie that Ihe 'onco as it in semen oi victims, its
e could not be saved. Po tunatelv, ' m"ti,,!,s. tl"",'l. the air, as it billowed
.... . , , ", here and there, were like the Contortions
r, the hamcs were extinguished af- of a Une Ml.lko. Thistnonsier wassubse-
v e nave it li-nm a niemtier ol tne ( abi- i-inop.-nn wars, in m.mv n lurd inintht fi.-i.i
- .t . .i ..... . . : front 1.-. .i I .... ..- i.. U--...-1 1 .1 ... . . I
tt. ,.- .t.s.111 .ti. : to..l,..l ...I .. I .. t . . . . . : 11 line llir II. tim fi. 1 1.1 i tot ' I.. ...
.. .. . . - nvnn iiiin-i n ir lie iu. ill. v...oiiiiit.'nkii.-r,w., - , .a......... . .it: nt I t'l'iit -..
tuvs. Hampton ! wU ntr nn: (-wi iien iit tb. ..1. !.,,.. i uImh tin iiio n .n t.o..i. fi j :.. : rMiHo K 1 1 irvt i ick
mini A loliolc o 1-n nn-'!, r.. : l. . .t Inn ruo.i I"", ... I i e i . . ' ..
to the lx.-:,t of their abilities, the assurance W ',i,'isl"K' 'l",,r "'V'"'' ,,,,r ,h' "x' '"one
t ,. ;., .,.! , , O' 'his irpul. be, which is ins thnr nnd hontirtfl
given Mr. Maes in icgaid lo t he equal home, dj.t tt,e Irish sol. ikrstrive toachitve .'.is-
protection ot nil in their respective Stales, : It clioii. l'oi ihesakeot the v.-elbrt tneinLered
...... ... i. m iiji tu - in iiioioNi ner une
i. - f , .. .. . ..
embellisbed wa-ons filled with eleiiantlv .ot :u1,1 oI Uil'1' eomratles will
drcssftl litt'e boys : ' c,lt '"'I'd isbable mail-le 'ii the capi-
It is estimated that. 00.000 persons were 1 !Vl r,M,,M'!s,at 'ashi.igton,' and it mk,
v-opperncau w Lo aui tins, Lut the irre-
vbo wanted "a
ihe howlipgof Llaine, Morion i; Co., lo
the contrary notwithstanding.
roi.nicAb sim:ci:res.
Old Puss and Peathers ftlietman, of the
one of tho doors leading to the sacristy w' iinongii the centre of which cordmgly onlered quile a reduction in the
. ... . i passed slender rattans, the tins t xteiubiur force on dutv at the Custom 11 otic it. l...f
ni re
turn it, to Keep li'-r li:s one ra no untarni shed,
to prove that her arm in hntile is its strong ns
of j f.re. t tint thotiKh lisei-ovnt..d..li.sarmefl. and
deiuitio'iali.ed. there is life in the old land . t
For t his. hcrevf-r the Irish soldier nui relied
fr fought, ili'-re wnved above hi head another
fhur, side Lv si.ie with ihefbiir of the t nilcd
Miates tio ttreni banner of Ireland, on which,
livniji-or dviii-r. his eyes were li ved with hive,
! he kj, mlml ot sacred mem. a ies and hopes, the
l-lisiKti uf her people's iitistihduetL io,sol..i..
ahle Ioiik'I'K for tiaii.iual existence. To stirrer !
1.1 1 .. ..... ., , ,
RnoetatoiK ...ot.v ho..uuu .. . i ....h.,,,) rol 1 1 1 c. .11 oil 1 - II 111 imillllia.
somelv ibfotaicil with .... !.... .i... tb'iace Miibuin. who is citd:ted Willi
Pope's colors, po, traits of tho IWand 1 vh,fi h"n lni '-V a" t,l
lloral desi.-ns : 1 1MKa u1lt'y, I'cen sent to the ien:tcu-
" :... it- i i . i
Lorisvn.i.K, June The celebration of
the Pope's Jubilee to day was simply im- '
mouse. It is estimated that 8,000 jtcrsons '
were iu line, including ail Catholic societies
in the city with others from a distance, j
Tho procession was fifty minutes passing a '
given point. Kighty-seven carnages and ;
a large number of wagons containing chil- ;
dren were in tnoccssion. A jrraad concert
that ftajf to no touched l v dishonor would be ' WAS B,V'M at the Cathedral to-night, in
dislovali v to Hit tl
ound open, although it had previous- . 8nmP .bstance on each si,-!. nod ,. Z citv. fl,, .miimr ..f i.iet' . ' I ' " .. S,V'''1 " " vital principle to tho ; church contained ore,- s (ft u i V
. - . 'i ... .u.v.vnv;. vi 'Miivu ua u in uul'ii i ti im hi u it lvn rit 4 aoni miioiit wi ..h r..i...i.. . - - - i-v--s.-vr.
ly been lockCfl by one of the priests, ana in . with lire-rel paper tassels. Similar tassels questioned. , u t.rnve m.in to desert what is lr...vned iipoiT Iniianaiot.is, May S. Phe Catholics
tlie uascment oi tne ouutnug a gs Jet ,it:l penoani tiom the bead j xortit r Ttoi ii
.. rnvp flip u'hrtlo fi tlt't.wv ...i it ! A . j . .
ul.i.l. ia v e 1 17 teliloni nserl iivin loiowl ' i- - "j"ii t.u.i uvi v aoticar- r . .- ... . ' h
tbmi civ .veeL ... t ', "" ""' s,'"ff- i ' ' r il , " . "N ... .i- t " i" '. 'J"" 'l'''nsi t'i 1 1 1 j and h d,.,,tde trust. He ! r"cessio through the streets in the
,....t.., .v.v... - '. iiiiniuci oi t, n. ; i.iueu in neoiter, ami neilher the home f.f his i altertioon.
...... ..... .. I 1 ..f)i.l..t .. 1 . . 1 . .. n T . . . j , . f,t ll,...j .i .... 1. .. I. ..... r :.- t. o . . ! '
was mauo to lire mo catiietir:ii ny placing t- . ...i......-. nrt.c wrn uhiicico oy inn ..... .nne .u ,3 i-nuui en nag cause conta ti 1. 1
. . ' ' t I' UOf the Piltsbin r.!. 7..c nf U'...l... -1.... Ktuln ('..... to of 1ST r. r.. - to Le nshatnert l htm. . ""s
a i. i r i . . : i : " s o"i' "i ii ( iinrMi.iv v "in io oi i. va i ii mi i n in in i . m ... - .. irinin . m
A iol oi comuiihiiuiu iiiaiuriai iu small ; W(, P,llh it.... ,i,. . .- ' c,... t .. ; am wny fnimiu i fponic trifsr. fliinu tn von i "'".ui'tl Willi tne riiii calcus, ren
Closet nuder the winding slair leading to he.d its annua, HhVg' in tnnt coy Z ffi ' U X.'S TZT ' 1 "f
T - s. B nivni Vi
, u turive limn to desert what is Iriovned upon j 1 N "l A Al'Of .is, .vmy . I be Catholics
hy fortune hut eomninnds him to rescue it, i celebrated the Pope's golden lubiles bv an
j tii-i-V.'lVX:;, ! P'Priate services',,) al. the ihuicueiC a,!d
r.- i ucvccucti i ti i emoviiiiy tie;
, a feature of which was whcohs t i i i i . ,
: a',, 50 and 81 young girl, in m? Uf. '-
orated with the Pa,.wl colors, ren- V .l V lJ', "
the choir iraltery, but Ihe villain was balk. l'cvirus, and rc-clecteil the .ld iH.anl H 'th sides are ably lenresented. and Ihe Z1 ,terfl" , .? avinr ireiher proudly pi.ie
..f -: . . .. .. . ..... .. - i-- ...... pel,, nilllii thf einslt of i.o.-L...... ...i
ed in bis purpose by closing the door of tho ', , ,, , ' cxpla Mr. Du IJany "" Having been laid before Hie Cabimt, shot, nml shell struck ..II around, when dcnit,
-I . nnA .,L,. ll,n ,,.,.... c.tlotf il,- '. ' . ssa.l.
mmif lliv. mini i'-'"ij vb lllU
The ag- is about opto "while heat,." It is not rode on t he snlphutous npor. whet, the doul.t
John Sonthworth and Mrs. Carr cloned
tiaiv. lie and another o.u tv stole tb'utv
from Jude I'ently and next morning bor
rowed bis waeoti to tuke them lo maiket.
When the wagon was let nt tied two of the j h. :v i n
iiiiuNfiis vvcro itiunii umier me seal.
A gime rooster neat Columbia had a
fiz.it with a woman, who a'tttmpictl to
drive him away wiih stones. lie Moot! his
ground and at tat ked bet right, and left,
bombarding her shins in thpinst ferocious
manner. She tlna'dy rciteated, ami the
rooster celebrated his victory by H ipping
his wings and indulging in a lusty crow.
Tho line lesideneo of S. li. Lob-iugb,
iu llrsuly township, Clearfield county, was
burned to the ground on Thursd t. Mr. L.
succeeded in removing nearly all hisbonse-
iss is, nevertheless
ii ins? dwelling of
Mr. lleberling took fire ami was also laid
in ashes. His loss cannot be less than .VM.
Although tho coroner' jmy in Ihe
ease of Hev. J. M. Fiidnv. whose ImmIv was
found in the canal near llaipcr's iViry,
h
if.
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ball I'1
A ;i'!
.b.l-rv
pnsseng-.-r e.i:s n"
on w bit h it i :
down th canal en
liftccn bit. t.v i
e. ac!ics, a'l Vm' '
r.iu I'litiiT b : ok
i
b-tniiaee car u'
..linll.l Sf-tOC
i .
sei i pt itui.
as t tie t issenx.' '
.1.., ..I il c Wltl'S
.... .i. . ... -
smashed to pi'"c
Hire luniicd d.ov !'
jMisilions. Mis
M.s Iluki V of 1
seventei n oihcis si i !
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I lit in MO'i-y
said b bcloiu b
A mit at uloiis i's t
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fire bad no air and of c so died out. As the company Ust year we're 'fZ -epi'that 'iZvlX oU ! Y XV m,w beblvcit that" t Z:
the cathedral, which replaces the old rdi- ';"l il imllion of dollars mi which ha ve I he pi ivil.ge of a change of venue to wave side hy side throuirh alt the dreadful d.,,, j t:,lr pursued them on horseback, ind was muidercd The w itei w bet e hs btnl v nassetieers. and i ' ' .
flee dertroyed by fue on the 2d of May, X'n,;!:! f m U' S' C""'1- Am,kuson. uT,'. ttVZ Z'"" He . recoveretl" was only four feet" deep, Lth only a f ,r;
lHn is u magnificent structure and a de- C nd" d v H 1 i-erest on j j Walla... men who serve., m.der C , f a IVstr.l 8-ated l.nnse f ,,, the carriage and there were marks of seve.al blows o The scene of :
loot, IS a maniiiceiu suuciuie ami a ae ,is, dividends, rental and all charges v .;,.;., 10-0, a 1,1 V,e lA'ui"" :"n'r '"''"'t ' le Ui ide, ti.e side of ins wife, and returned home bis head. A iranf of rouuhs from the Yir- tweet. Lac ville .t"' u - ,
Cidrd ornament to the city, lis loss would ctmnecled will, the leased lines of every ,.a 1 , - 1fi,e'V' wf-r""C L90 pounds was nnd .inner other captains or our ree, whoso with her, comp-Hi.m Sonthwor'h to walk . Z L 1 Iau '.'V V. r . !f .ititr f,.i the w" 1,1 ' , r
rertaiulv bea creat calamity 1 tu.e and kiud . 01 eveiy na- Rllp,,e(i to Philadelphia from Shinpensburg "mp fnn.e are historic. 1 dare m.t prsi.e ai.oad -.11 the vU, 1 .1 v . a. s" e bad been in the habit of vts.img of eaiimr lot in
Certainly Dea fiieat calamity, , uu kiiiu. last week Jon ; 1 d.trc n t sp. ,,k oi ym.r Hehievemenis , . ,,P aY- '"e back 111 ermont the neiuhboi h.nxl Tor the purpose of jramb- painful one o "S ll
lojourfaee. our trwn eoii8CiousnesS of hav- had the offenders ai l-jsttd. img and they aie Stisicttd of the deed. to U- itinovcd.