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EQENSDUHC, PA.,
FRIDAY, - - - - Jl'XE 21, 1S7S.
IhmorriHr State Jichit.
IT. :'V FRNR,
AND!i!'W II. DILI.. of Union Cunty.
liK IIHTTN ANT ODVF.HM'S,
JOkl.N i'i'.y- Tl J, ft Crawford County.
H'K SITKI'-MS .!'!'
jjUSJiV p. UOSS. of Montgomery Cor.bt;-.
iUUiTAUV ISTBI'SAI. AH AIB,
J. MMPsH'N Al'F.ICA, of lltm'.irgdon.
.vJj Mime-.! 0:1 ed:
lav hiht.
I Lu v r ,
the uepnnncari c.n.o v
. , . I ' I . n
Covin. -, visit'd PittftburKh a few days
a; but -.ve have not yet learned whether
ot ',, ,t he m.ub; his contemplated visit to
I in region. Wc know, Low ever, that
lui.kle, tbt- candidate for Prcietary of In
Umal AiTiiiS as not along with him.
Ll'-yt ku.r.vs better Ihnn to be caught trav
tling thiou-h the oil countiy on an ekc
ii .nee.iiigtiip in company with a man who
, .1 .l ..limt t ; - free l'h'6
L-pp )si-a ano '.." (, - '
bill in the t-tate Senate.
Th. rebellion in Cuba against the gor-
cn.uo.'nt of Spa
WlilCt. c ommeocu a.- ;
- 1 .-.1 i
m-.st ten jear- ao. las been b;
to i
au end by tho sunal,r of the last of the !
iM.gcn:-, a-,l peace now p.evai.s ;
Uuonghout tho i-l..J. ery nlerai gun- ;
CM.-os weie mai.e u 1. ...... is - -
1 , - .1 . . 1 . . . . n ni.VAl n .
.,.,0 si 1,0 retel. almost every im.,K u.j
demanded having been granted, except, of
3 auv. th-ir absolute independence. It
will ie.p'.i:e sevurrd years to enable that
. .!. and feitile island to recover from the
lavages inlhcted upon her jo
'uiig .ml dc.-tMicttve a contest.
le bv
rt 4 --
son of Genet al Grant's jy tlie name 01 .
... . .1 i. r.-.. i
.
jes,c, who lias noenttave.iHg ui.ouk- j
rt.pe oitb hi-" father, returned to this coun-
r.. Ir anil in an IlllCITICW liu ;
re letter of the New Yoik World who ask
ed hi.n wU;t tlie "second Washington"
thought about the contest over the i'tesi
Jot.cy, sta'cd that '-be ,Gcn. (irant, al
wa c-jtisi deied that Mr. HajcR wad duly
and legally ehced. and that this Potter in- J
, i. 1 r.ioici.rpa rnrn i
t-stiatijU an
d kindred measures wero j
f.K.lieh, and calculated to do no gocnl to
u,y one.
. ena.o.y - - -
,.f the ca that ( ..ant won.U c tt ,
t take. A mat. who was m the laV)it .
wac in tLe nauit
. ...f bo'iHtoritlg up
heii ho was Presiden
n.uamcnt elections r, uy. - '
fcoulhe.. states attho point of Jiol.a.one ,
. . . r 1 .
'i ,,r f'.niM reirarii it as much out
-li out
' " t
uf tlid v ay to steal
.1 - ..... ,.r .,
iilU .'.' ,
lates, nod to say In the face of the e:-:pos-u;o
that II aye was "duly and legally elect
ed," and that an investigation into tho
fiatid was the most '-foolish' of ail rro
jecdii.ys. AaimniN'i to ti e philosophy of Itepub
bic-ati uowspateis, it is a perfectly legiti
mate business to cheat the Democratic
irirty out of its legally elected President,
but when it is proposed to investigate tho j
fraud and to show t" tho world the ways,
I means by which it was accomplished, !
thm LrucvoJtnjr locotiivs vovolutionai y ami
, :
Ivii;' . ' ' .. "
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ivul ".'.. -
the cipitatc then, into a condition of
,,t he country 'nave calm!.- submitted to
1 J . 1 . . ,
1 . -
Hyc.cis-. o. ""u ...... jv. -
...tao ttitdof aPrc?.dc,,tial term, for tbe ,
vcs in Congress voted for tho creation of ;
. . 1 I . . .1 t-. Tr.,--! ,-, 1 , i 1 1 I
... ,
there cintld bo no appeal, placed h tm. where 1
lie is, an.i ri.ey p.oj.osu ... Boo .... ' I
pursue tho sam peaceable course during ,
the remainder of hU four years term of of- .
flco. The Democratic p-ii ty, basely cheat- ,
ed out of its .ights by the frauds m Louis- I
uu i ai l t lornia, tui sun iriiiruiiug up
the wr t-g, will pattontly wait until Novom-
Utr, lS-"., conscious that the American
people will then reaffirm with terrible cm-l-Lsia
the verdict they icndcsed iu 1S75.
ClOvE wi the heels of the recent defeat
of t'.o Cameron clan at tho Republican
primary elections in Lancaster county, fol.
Ur.vs another stunning blow in the Susque
hanna, tcgion whtto of all other places :t
a least exj-ectcd. ChatlcsS. Woifeafow
jeais ago represented Union county for
three huccessive terms ia the lower branch
of the Legislature, and although suhjo t to j
&0U.0 sevcte attacks of tb.at prevalent dis- t
toau among a certain class of legislators
koown as "the itch for talking," was con
spicuously independent of, and fearlessly
,uti-p.k-jn against Cameton's arrogant rule,
lie wns a candidate for nomination again
at tl.o Republican primary elections in his
county ou last Saturday week against Al-f.t-d
Hayes, tha prtscnt member, who has
MMVcd one term. Wolfo fought. tho coll
usion tho ground of open host ility to tho
.t-eltjolion of Don Cameron, even if ho was
nominated by tho Republican caucus, while
Hayes was an avowed Cameron man. The
trugiilu was intensely bitter, bringing out
Uu full Republican vote, and icsulicd iu
Wolfo' a nonii nation by a tremendous pop
jlar .o.-'joi ity. Dr. Rook, tho Cameron
audidaie for State Senator, tofiil Mr. Dill
.nexpirtd lei in, was also badly defeated by
I in coin, tho independent anti-Cameron
, udidate. This nomiiialion of an open
.1. nt of n.111 ('.... 1. 1 on bv thrt Ueoiil.li. i
. is of Union county, is fair uoiico to him
. -C iiolw ithVrauding the great advninago
HI CAMBRIA
dangcrous.to the peaee and quiet of tho . ..., wh:ch cvn a mn from Fervico on his committee, which is I ' V P" C rCaC0' a,ld " enemy f.f i-elicloa. i ,n s'"0!"g the Lmscs of tbe Continental
es.untry A man ,nt,st entertain a very low ih 1 "S b ncK3 ,a wb ci wn ., expected to furnish him with a chaiactcr, JI? mission wa to P:1 wn, and not to j "nyt been found in the old mill,
, . . -v, - 5 nl,f.1i.1,'i:ci' of hismatr.ro ago and admit. ed aues j b lh finally induced to make a Imi"' In this country, particularly, ifc'en,!C i"nn works. A committ-o !,as
and contemptible opmi-mcf .he intci.gc. cmbAlk once t00 often. Wo know of ! fiacrif coy jn bis beLJ,r fro a rJ other ! s1q1J S(lch -n serve as a warning, not on !'P" to reverently gather up tbe
of tbe i-ple who wi.l insit.t t.icm by -tbe ; re!iK,n why Mr. Stephens should Senators, however, who should have been example, where force is not considerd a j a;'d tmn it to its old hon,9 at tho
declaration that they ate so utterly unfit to . " .irH)Stle of Dcm- substituted who have stomachs for the un r'.cccssity to hold society iu harmonious ac- j r"20 for toe coming centennial,
govet n themselves that the exposure of the i sot h"' UP "s Af 'a. pieasaU job, and who could have handled . , -1 be W ilhmantic Threa4 Company of
K . ...... , -m i. : ocratic .buty, tior of at.y obligation resting , . I he cicment of ur.rrr-t and dinnforf 1 Hartford, On emrlovinc I.O.Kj rnr-.
'.- nuiiOci the picsfclit llifamous apollloti- K-n-t' ilisappoinii-il n. Huts, ns tho only ajt. i
...... I native thai the countiy will h;ive when the
..... it bill, thcic la tioiiblt) abea-J l bat ot li- j 'onjiiiiini.-,ts iim ami ihe red ecr sinks
A. publican eoiuititp 41 e hkely to follow
fcxaniple of Union, una liii l.i letuiu :
.
ue .Imi .ate ilepniids eoa scvcial coiiliu- ,
Oico jet lo 11.1J. p
v-- of ti"- i '
. -. i it;' v o' f (.'.-1 ;
!Vu: f !
I - 1 Pn
v. s
I -,.t, ivr:f ! tr.i- t n.t--'! :
v,.-r- 'i Rutin if.-r-d H. !
.t.i ! ha i T if !
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11' -r.-- h.i
iC. lt ..rid Vi
-,,,. i. -m ami 1 rf 1 1. j ,-:,'. I will have adjourned. The SenaM wished
(.'-iir:i-i'ri. nor pun tiny u- I'owit heexcr- ' to postpone until Thursday, but the liousa
t-: --1 bv tho Courts of !!-' Costc. States or any .' COu!d not hold cut a cl;vv longer. Prome
"' r tribunal ;hat totnnas van vrcuic un-ir , ,ilCn3 chained to the rock occupied an en-
t ne vhi? iratiwi
t ' ' - -''-,.!. rTi.-.anriiiT !ift!viab5e Psitioii "lien compared with the
me .c. , .10 .
iet;o:t f the judiciary Committee 01 tbe -
Hon.-:- of R'p!-f?enta.ive!. on llic-suujecioi :
electoral vot? fof Presitient ;
Iheeo.uitc! tuetieriorai vo:e ion - v ; 'IV . r ' VV?1 " r " "'. , . ' " -u...iJy, j t Cohnrn. the nueili.st. s tlvinc in
- . , , . r.-k 11.. :.l..i . nM7 lion in cpiiii.in ni' it montnfi. rr.ir ! I '?.sl ...rt. . ,,.1,. .v.l i
..- r- -i. , , , , , ,, ,,, ine letrisi i;ive iiiiiLreneo iiim nueuik-eiiuc oi rjie io;n insr., ne nut oou con vcr'9 under . i , r '
and ce President, was adopted by the , -,,..,1, i, Krt.n m,,Vl into . . i ' F" c J L 1 Aubiiin prison, under a complication of ,
: ,n . tRa e:iit montns lias nren crowoca m'.o , the water, all bemR immersed m one srna'l i- .1 1 r 1 1 i 1 '
Uous on Friday last by a vote of 234 yeas, j t!ie past fe days of the W5Sion. Although j pnoJ and w ithout change of water. Wheth- c lhf I'cni of which hnsbt 8 i
' i... 1 i tnys. The fallowing extract from the j it would be pertinent, it is not worth while er theso are converts to his solar motion : "V"1 V'? rV "l-t r t? ttmi
repoit of the committee will indicate its J to skctct. the circumstances which have 1 t!)eory or bis peculiar religious views is not " y w' ecei.-l v nerv idehed eVth !
' , , ,, , . -f conspired to give the r.ate, Radical by ' 8tated. G N S i , ' - ICru!uly. "oanv picivt.i to t.tntn
sets forth in euppoit of '.ha resolution : sweeping legislative victory over the
The rertv-rniirihCorBreoss-k-ftoila coaimi- j Uyuse, Democratic by tsventy. Tiie I-cm-s;,,ti
t i e.;i:.t i lie vote- for rn-si.leiit iii.-i i-e ,crats l.l-e soldiers in a evl tie S ir. wera
i'l
tl!
reservinir to 1
it r
t .iieh C:-i!i)t in
t hf way presentM'ii In i
I'-.- .tcl ' T'-i-.tirip s.ic.a eiitnnos-ioe. ryinejoiar 10 ai. inquiry int.a into tlie views 01 neces-n-.-Hoti
of the two hou.-rs u rattfe-'rt th ;ont s,tv or exnedieney which led the Democrats
m.i'le li v th' com ini-sion iui1 th is ma le .t the - - 7 J . . . .
"i 'nil,,,, f it-own ju.iiftner.t. A l the : to assist the Radicals in bringing aoout
p.oltn.-to of the I-Y'lcra! jrov.'rnmetit, all to I tliis state of tilings, the pole reply was, 4,Vo
t'txte irovi rnments in th tr r.-hitions to Federal i-y.znt to get awavfrora here and get home."
V"i::&'J i To this fhey could truthfully have added:
i- )-,r
'!ii?;rii'a of t.10 eoutitry l-. ive ocrjuiesee,i in nni 'i.uvjons rivals are cutting our commnni-rcti-.i
m fi.-eoi'latiee with the pronoun ceil I' ml- cat;ona in tho COOl shades of granger piC
t:ir.f ri.nifvrs-i. la the oj-inioti of this com- a o r
r,.t..o ,,ri'unt rvnirrer-f has no now.r to 1 niCS at Home.
im;!'i the work of Us pri ih ce-:
or in counting
ei.tl tribunal Iheriuht to pn"S uion ami perhat'S
tr,.
ciecturai vote, or io com 1 hi"'" "'.j j......
?et ii-iilo thenelton of iih ir-"'teee!-sor m le.er-
:' of Cw hVch ' i cotilea ly 'tlie Constitution in
' Cot'i-rt-s,
Tho judiciary committee, from which
thid renort and resolution came, consists of i
eleven members seven Democrats and
n,,,.;,,,,..!, of -hom Finned it
.... r .r T.'.
of y
adoffton by r
u n a ret no.
.lie oy ce;'. i":i 01 jicmib. liuv.,, v.
Mass.achu?ctts.
a Democratic
now and forever.
'
elos crv that tho Democratic party
. . . . 1 I t . to'a u t,n Trr.a tie i k au ica, s an, i ue 1 1 verea luci r col ioa gu en,
intends to contest Ilayea 1 1 tie to tno l ic-s- , ,.j i r . n 1
in. ton. ' l)ou:;d hand and fiKt, to tho enemy and
idency and thus inaugurate strife, disorucr ! wLo KiOU-,d not escapo a reckoning with
and levoiiilion throughout the country, j their constituents. Why somo of your
Tho ii'icstion beforo the committee was not j Pennsylvania delegation wero Bent to Con
, .. r rT a . i,,.-,, ,f j gress God only knows, aud lie only becauso
whether the electiou of Hayes was brought p. . . . ' . ,
w'ltulu " - J it his omniscienco gives Him an intelligent
about by the commission of gropa fraud3 of l)ie ignorance of humanity and the vau
bv tho election officers ami returning boards iry of human aflairs. While a few of your
. . j-ci i ,1 .. n-no if i niii.
tion
, - .ouisian.i anu i onud, 'm..'..,"v'I- ;
.' , , . , r, i I
wiiemcr nio riecurai oin...i.oi. ..i
dcrcJ n . decision in tho case of
. h
been declared elected by tho two Houses of
' Con
-rosstho tribunal of the constitution
i- . . . .i . :. . . . .1 r , . .a
tor the settlement, ox uie (iiiettioo, niu.
whoso decision there can bo no appeal.
Tho conclusion arrived at by tho committee
is in accordance with the judgment of tho
; . lfcecountry. As Judge
16 .......
P.lack recently said in Philadelphia, Hayes
possession of the .Presidency under tho cir-
U!ljsl3ncca ..5a UtIo to every legal intent
,d that oLc is rresident for
' ball lo abrids-
cd by impeachment, reslgnadon or death,
TLU 9 tLe plain Jaw of the case, and all
TToa;a ,-a-n Wnn.
lulli
it.i.t
Ttiere, is no other wav to de-
l'.uiiwiFiv.
.
prive lnm oi uis oiuce man oy iuipu..u-
ment, and that count only t.e aone oy
bringing homo to his door, by clear and
j undoubted testimony, a guilty knowledge
I cf the frauds" up"on w hich his title admit
! tedly rests. If evidence of this character
should bo d-.'vclepcd bofora the Potter com -
mitten, which is not very likely, it will
; then bo time enough to talk abov.t the pro
; cess of impeachment.
Ar.nx vnie!i I!. STiu nnNS, of Goorgia,
" t I
" " f!" T
play the part cf a bir Oracle lor tlie uomo-
-' -
upon it to foil jw him in his attempted ,
leadetsh'p. I lo saw proper to oppose tho 1
inv.st1pation intu ,vc Lothian and !
Florida election frauds in the sliapo in
. . ,
wh:c!) it was on;; ii-.aVy proposed and as it
was fu)ap.v adortcd, and to lend bis po-wcr-
fuJ t)" .;u;icld, of Ohio, Hale, of Maine,
llicir effoits to enlaro its scopo so as to
embrace alleged and 1
t9cf
ClilJKiuU mm v - 1 ' . v. . . ..... w
acts of fraud as specified in tho Potter
rfsoIuti UiC ouiy cffoct of which would
.f Aq
of iavcsti atlon. 0
tj
pf Uj0 countiy from
the pciformar.co which it was proposed to
givo under the main tent. Not content
with having douo all this, ho issued a
lengthy address, in which bo predicted
many dreadful evils that would result from
the investigation in tho shape in which it
assumed, not ot
f, - , , . ;
whicu has yet or
will hereafter come to pass. The com so
of Mr. Stephenson this question hasarous j
cd throughout l.U d.stiict a strong fcel-
i iug against his re-election, and ho has writ-
ton a letter in which he states that if the
nominating convention repudiates him be
cause of any thing connected with his re
cent public acts or sositimeuts. then he
will appeal to what ho calls "tho true Dota
ocracy of tho district" to sottlo the ques
tion at the polls. "While very few persons,
on account vt his ago and long public ser
vice, wovtld wish to see Mr. Stephens re
fused a ro-cleotion, yet if ha ehould bo de
feated ho will only have himself to blame,
and will peihaps then conclude that his
const-ituen s had sumo light to their own
opinions, which, as their representative,
ho was bound to respect.
Tue Pittsburgh I'ui sas : Tho Cincin
nati Commercial, a Republican journal,
rather st ootids our proposition to put Hayes
on the track u second timo. Tho world
will then know whether tho will of tho
pcoplo wr.s cat lied out at the last Presidcn-
il I
anee anions tin- sore-heads ami the rem.Oii .,f !
hi.- 1 iu-, ei-pei-iiiiij 1.1 u,u n r.ih rifles. 1
Hie raut si-iieiue i pi jiosterous, and it fs
Ullieil !.) a few persona in n.u t.uhit of making
hi. uilsei upul.nia ii.-o of 1,1, ii. . v. an 1 liv tl,..
tliroi.xn tlie land. t- l.aVL' I s.n- l.'i.ii n.w
.oiiiory il.-s Hoi lui..l in iit,-.l ,f miliiaiy
Kv-r....-.n. a.i
I it I m 11 1 be -f j II, pi
1 iii.ii 11 it i.'ni. ;;. i.ii!.;!.-.i,,i,.,
by 1 lie r, pi.-nn u of , mm i..j tie- ouu ti.,, t
lie I e .iHVui S u.leClc.1 lu ut;.'iae du.l lii-vt r
bollVltd.
en t i t.'iiiv i"i i .lit.i' r.is. i i.i 11 irit-u v.i wvi oviiv. .3 ,iii u an trx.i .m ti t 1 11 ivi vn 1 i j . - - j . .1
tial election. Let us have Tdden a.l John Sherman is rcrtainlv in a fair ! r
Hayes over again. Tho Commercial saya : ! ;',r ,mleachmeut, independent of what tha "ot would i-gia. but thofe will be no strike, I Goldsboror-h North
,,. , . . . ,, , J Potter committee may do. tJlover is con- i nnd no ,',."lb o except what tho tramps may ! .JU1"!s00l0on. -NOi th
Wo do not nominate President Hayes for re- ,.... . J, " , i . V. ,vo' nnli th 1 1"or fhonl.l be si'mmnrilv dealt 1n the presence of
i-i-i-t on Wi. ii,ivi. i.. ,.v ... i.ociit that ho will tmd eiHtif?h and bo n iI.a i oh ,ci,o,,.,. ,1,,.. i, ..... i"1 ... . .
iii'juiiiiiu ,..i iii., . i.ii.ii4,iii,i. i-.ii 1.1.1. i.ivje 111 i....'.-..! 1. uuii.3 ui 111 ot-..1..1 1 lie , 1 1. tr:iiTitr. '......... mc loeoui 01 Hum I mi i-.n F.r.r.r, :
Our li'a iJ'ffoK Letter
W.'.S-tii.NoTON", 1). V.
Bef'Mc this letter rerv:
: u
1??, 1573.
. Con g! ess
ia.-S
Congressman who is compelled to remain
n Vashincton whi.'e some rival is stealing
his district away nom ongress tins
now been in session cilit montnp, out ail;
majority, to ad interests ani purpose
c''iiijr:eu i; fin reuuei or wu imwi'.uu.
t A MAPPESISatiTUATIOX.
It ia not always azrceabi: inJividuaoy I
ppeaking, to eabmit to the discipline 01
party and tho restraints of organization,
but when men who have made sacrifices In
that direction find their hopes dashed snd
t1,eir concert of action frustrated at the
last and critical moment by the cool
treason or thoughtless inconsistency of a
few cf their colleagues, the tsituation is
maddeuing. There aro home honest, eGc
if:7;t Democratic Congressmen, who are
deserving of the gratitude Lf tho country
and the rewards of their party, but there
aro many who are just tlie reverse, who
cowardly sigucd articles of capitulation to
. , T 1. 1 ,1- , - .
I'cnr!svlvaiiiii CntirrosRinpn ,irn pntii wtcnt.
worthy men, there are many who are no-
- o 1 ,
..,,;.,.,, .,.i .f,t.. ; f
Ul I-JO.'IJ Ull 'TJI ItJ f C llt rk -J Ut l. V. JF lUVHtlJU
of Congressional capacity as a cow is of
conic sections. The cry that only Repub
licans are dishonest and extravagant is too
silly to bo entertained for a moment. The
man who runs a line between Democratic
and Republican Congressmen and asserts
that tho Dc-mociats are the only honest and
economical members, is an ass or a knave
who couuts on the stupidity of his hearers.
THINGS OF THE PAST.
We neglected in our last letter to say
that the lobbies of tLa Willard'n and Met
rojiolitau hotels are things of tho dead and
vacant past. This has been a sad year for
Washington hotels. The two houses named,
where whiskey aud blood have often been
spilled, whose lobbies wero the headquar
ters of the political and cosmopolitan om
niscicnts of the land, have disappeared
through tlie llumo of adversity. It was
with a vagueness and sadness of heart that
many venerable bummers saw the famous
old Willardgo by tho board and its furni
turo sold at public auction. Senators,
Reprosentatives,lobbyieta, journalists, Gen
erals, Colonels, Majors and Judges, who
bad quartered about theso hotels day and
night, slipping oil" as they grew proportion
ately full to their little beds elsewhere, are
now kft out iu tho cold.
a MivriroD in nis uadsf.'?.
There was a melliod in Mr. Matthews'
madness. He could not by any possibility
stand in a woiso light bcloro tho country.
Wi'h him any change in public opinion
must ba for the better. Pior Matthews,
notwithstanding his cute policy, is meeting
wilh "S m his cfT-J.'t.s to secure
vindication
. nuiu-naMi uiuMi wnn more consummate i
sJdU. Kc'logg, Dorse y, Conovcr. Si-cncer. I
and a lew others, could havo done more for
aged Senator than either of the olh-
TnE WASniKQTON MONt;ir.ST,
The adoption by OscScuate and tho House
of tho report of the Committee of Confer
ence on the Washington monument bill, se
cures tho completion cf that structure- in
accordance with tho modified design pre
pared by Mr. Larkin G. Meade and adopt
ed by tho Monument Society last year.
The monument will consist of a shaft 4S5
feet high. Around the base will bo a
doublo terrace 200 feet square and 17 feet
in height. At the four corners there will
bo stairs leading to the upper tenace, on a
level with tho entrance to tho shaft. The
completion of that structure is now possi
bio and probable.
HARMLESS HCTI.ER TIIROWINO 1113 BP.ICKS.
- Ben Butler says : "''I havo no innocent
person to convict, no guilty person to
shield." That was the vein in which Rich
ard III. of England was in the habit of
talking when contemplating tho doing of
Tr . . . . . . v . iJiiu. . .iiii'a ill.",
bricks p,miscous!v into tho Ko,K',
something terrible.
ITrttln. 1 . . .
party, and l.r.3 mado frequent havoc with
-Matthews and Sherman. A solemn R
cal journal gives utteiance to a fear that
ButlcrTs being led astray. The aur.iety of
the Radicals for Butler is only exceeded by
their indignation over Stanley Matthews
and John Sherman.
A CHANCE FOR CURIOSITY COI.r,ECTOi.
Collectors of curiosities aud other admir
ers of nature's wonders aro informed that
the Natural Bridge of Virginia can bo pur
chased for $14,000. Tbe proprietor of that
natural curiosity ha3 failed and is not like
ly to have much sympathy in his misfor
tune it being a habit in him to charge cas
ual visitors tha sum of ono dollar for going
uudor the bridgo and looking up.
iNViNnrn.E already.
The case against the President stealers
is invincible aheady, but there is much
more to come. Nothing can blot out the
evidences of guilt.
reversing the rule.
President Hayes has reversed tho rule of
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. . . n 1ir,iAl-nrAil I i,-ttr,tt fit nil . - . J -.... ..J I voiiiIimill.Tlll .lllll IIllltll',,'.V : L ft VIP I'lr.r - T I - uu i n u.-'V-'. UL V il I' v r I ' I ' I I i . t
... "'k 7 cf. Paying ! tbem p:ms.d Wall's Btatl.tn comin toward tho
When nC toucnea bottom. Sunday evenim' I C1,r "n Saturday morning, and other lfir-e bo
psalm Pinging has been suspended at tho ' '.;'''5r v,"u'hnT8 hrtvr C'p't in the vieini-
Whito House
kVliitn House
SHERMAN AND THE SYNDICATE
guvernme
l'J JJUt
them sal
Sherman
Depart ni
1'C.lSll r V 1
l'0!ii!i:ntrt to acconirativ ('.unmkci.ui '
. - j.
as titsnuismg agent,
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. .
:uid a m detilh.d a
l!li.r. t,.,. r...r ii.... . : c reateu ny the sensational renorts thnt
Glover has proof that Sherman sent j nntPJiUr cc inff lttnnaZ" L.w?'di.r
nt employes w ith the CoYnmission i f .eturim, firm i o o r-r,, crk hV. i t n .V. ,1 1". ,7 '. L ! .ml v.i,: v. , Ll 'eny
siana as their assistants, anil raid ' 0,1 to know wfcether it would be'esfeto 1 o,;i,i , A . OKen ao 1 hompson
aiics out of the onblic t.easm r. i ?-" vcr the Pitts- I r . ... ,T..?"V . . .
dtoib. l ,i.i, , r .i T ' i ? irK"- ""a x.narieston Kainroud. -i. new uue oi towing boats fnm I'.-,
uetailed a Cleik of tlio Ireasnrv "Or, it n iTm in Wurann. r ; . ' .,...1. ,.r .t. . . aLn rorn i4io
ii.t..er fro,,, lbo s.e department to Lvery engine, with but one oxcffpti-vi, ! poso, Mc-h.s. Scott M-Z'-rl ntJnr
acc...,,,,.u.y iho.n. I'l.e hotel bill of the that was in tho Round II.umd fire at PuU- i a .m ,.f 'ri...ii.M ' KT ' , 'iV
Com,,,.Mo for ten .1.. t - was 2.!)0. Tho 'burgh, last summer, has been repaired ' Mickey is a clerk in tho r"i:ir . i a" f i
corner of .ho Firs. .V.ut.M.al Bank of New j and made lit l..r duty. Tho nvei Jo cost S ' T. d si ,. '"'1 tnagtuito's !
York notirtwl the cl.-k thnt ho could draw j of the wo, ft Jvuo ou loc.tn live w.a. : they 'wiM h ue e xcl . iv U-Vl 8' i
on Lira for .f',,000- Micu obtained the about ,. i ,t,U tlj Villt " "i, 1" S"' U M (
money from tho syndicate, to which ho
gave the exclusive rigb.t lo stll tbe -1 3 per
cent, bonds. The iigliest pa:t of t ho ti !:
nctioii is yet to 00 ih.icIj manlfff. Mr.
(!!(ver !.aa been inveti.;atii;g
aa befti i;iven.:at!i;vr bt-c: etary
blieiniaa witb gr! results.
TITK CIIAMI'IOX Inri:7!L":5.
Tlie llcv. .Taspor. renowned f V nstronom-
ica ard logical attainments, -alio insists
that "de sail do move,'' is also the chani-
p,;on immeiscr of the ao. On Sunday, the
p(a instant, at Jiichmond, a., be baptized
persons of cob
1 1 j 11 v v v .3 i . 1 o LiJitb d.i,av.a.u uiui
Jimmy Andeuson. James r Downey, A married man in Newb-.irg has in
esq., of the Louisiana (Mo.) Journal, was ; vented an india-rubber rolling pin that will
an apprentice in Lancaster, Pa., with Jim- j cut the dough very evenly, and yet bend to
my Anderson, the Eat Feliciana parish ; the head w ben it strikes,
election canvasser, in lSo"?, and relates the O, F. P,n!lard, the exposed member of
ojiiov.ii,", vi jinn iu u recens issue 01 trie
Journal
.Tust now we ore remln'lei: of Mr. Anderson's
flret love tiy a stranco c -toeiilenee. which will
dovr-iop itself in the recital of th-OMc.ry. When
Anderson came Into tho l.'nit n r.trioeut Lsneas- I
ter, tie was not lonjr 115 becorr.ina a frenuent
visitor at the home of irs. Mary Ma.xwi-11, a
widow In.ty of consiileratilc literary a!i;ity. to
whom. Jimmy was ilistantly relnteJ. It was
not lonir after his arrival in the city thnt Jitn-
n'y been me eunmorei of Mrs. MaxweirsyontiK--
est fuuiBhW r. Alice, who was come years Jim
my s senior. She was an Intelligent younir ln-
uy. ami cy many considered hiimlsoine. Ene
was remarkable for the aluhaster whiteness
and purity of her complexion, which wns a
Ftronw' contrast to -Anderson 's red and freckled,
thoturh expressive, face. Tho boy loved un
wiseiy. Uis youth, his everbearing and insinu
Rtimr manner, and his poverty, were obstacles
in the wny which even his perseverance and
'cheek" eomd not surmount, to sny nothiujr of
the fact that tbe yountr la-ly was already tieiny
wooed t.y a nentiemnn pos-sscil of trore yenrs
of a more comely lace, mere cash, better pros
pects aud tui'.y s much "chock"' as the prin
ter's devil, l ailinif in bis awkward atten t at
love-making, Jimmy Anderson ?e!l back on his
natural talents, spitefully called the lady
"milk face," "rtotnrh-head," fee... until he wns
refused a Jmittanoo into the h ju.jc on acotint
of his obnoxious ininner. The younjr man
who wooed Miss Maxwell, as above related, af
terward married her. li is name is J. H. Syphor,
and lie now sits with tlie Potter investigating
committee as counsel for Louisiana. We have
often wondered, since this electoral investiga
tion bejran. how Janv-j B. Anderson feel,
when he telis the story of his crime, and faces,
in tho Potter committee room, the eucccefiil
rival To his boyiih love.
On Monday morning last, when he went
to his work at the Philadelphia North
American. oGlcc, Mr. Audereou was notified
that his services as night editor of that pa
per wero no longer needed. Tho Philadel
phia Times says :
This blow fell upon Anderson with even more
crusl.itur force than tho omraifc of ciiis--itur
him with Cronin, of Oregon, the rich, red tint
of whose nasal extremity establishes a link of
beauty between the two distinguished men.
Mr. Anderson rose up and li ft tho oin.ee. He
ePent tbe day in arranirimr his aflairs to travel
to Washington for the purpose of spper.rinji
before the Senate cominitteo, aetioir upon
.Stanley Matthews' request tor an invest ipiitiou
by his peers, and yesterday morning sat down
to read an issue ot the paper to the columns or
whloli he bad contributed nothing. tJloomily
perusiiijf the tntertaininfr column of mar.ue
news an interviewer lounj him. Ills curly-red
locks, i,i ta-reful disorder, fell over hi-t.row.
and his white vest bun? loosrj'y together t,v
one button. He said : ' F.veii the vest, burst in
Itiuitinution of my treatment. Hemitilic are
notoriously unsrraterui. They jro further than
inirratitude : they iuduhre in persecution. I
have been discharie; from tny position. If I
can t B-et any other newspaper work I can fro
back to the ease. I am as irood a printer a? any
vi luvui, miu i can always maKe a living,
P.rtant and Mazzisi It might be
considered ungracious net to join in the
general and unchecked praise of tho late
William Cullen Dryant, whose memory will
be cherished and perpetuated in the litera
ture of Anieiica, and w hoso many excellent
qualities deserve to bo imitated, but the
closing words of bis life, upon the occasion
of the nnveiling of tho bronze statue of
Mazzina, wero not iu behalf of ov.o whoso
career justified tho oulogium. Mr. Rryar.t
concluded his address in the following
words which were really his last :
whicu exists in this country has its parallel
iu the old world tho unfed many against
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mo ovcrieu lew. 1 ttt.lic 'l;nion is extiect-
cd to accomplish here what standing armies I
must no tnere, and it should not excito snr-
i nu w oeu s;o u.sT,ug..i;sficit an orator, poet
and publicist, as Mr. Bryant certainly was,
commends tho exnmnln of a M5--mi tl,:.
it will result in tho worst nossih'n fruit I I
Our greatest danger at this moment exists
in tho torriblo fact, that demagogues may
remove
nove beyond restraint the discontented
issos, who have suffered much and suf-
ed long, and are moved to tbe belief that
masses.
fered
relief can only come throutrh tho overthrow
of all authority and lax Those w ho scout
tho proposition as merely imaginary, take
but a supeificial view of the actual state of
affairs. It behooves public men, especially
those who control tho press of the country,
to carefully guard against any encourage
ment to tho spirit of revolt tho ending of
which is disastrous. Viitaiurgh Post.
Tun Threatened Strike. On Mon
day, tho 17th instant, according lo pro
gramme, a big railroad strike was to have
occurred. On that day every engineer was
to have abandoned his locomotives, and
theioby cause a total suspension of traffic
and travel. Tho idea probably emanated
in tha brain of isomo sensational corres
pondent who found legitimate news dull
and determined to supply tho deficiency
w un p-m-n iicnon. t'ecpio are apt to take
counsel of their fears, and tho story wont
the rounds of tho press, and caused ruoie
or less uneasiness in all largo communities.
There pir.br.bly never was tho slightest
foundation for tho rumor, but it raised a
ripplo of excitement in Pittsburgh, and
this is what tho Telegraph vt that city says
about it :
Tt is said that ever since tho strike of la-t
summer the oillcers or tho railroads that had
trouble have inated their men with more
courtesy and consideration than ever beforn
end The remit has bf en to brinsr about a recip
rocal arood fee! In jr. The lawless nnd abandoned
viurahonfts who reared so ru-h n hnrvi-ti Vi ..ro.
I at fiimtncr by phnnlerhnr lh cars and ware
houf s iitiout iheiUpot supposed that to-ilay a
repetition ot the semies o( last Juiy would lakf
place, and hurried here to oU:e a.lvnntp.o of
any troutde th.it mllit enr:?. Ttm East End
ha? txH-n tilled with traiaps rr th past two or
three days, who avow that they came here be-
eauec t:iey nnticipated a strike. Fifty-lwoof
'" V'c " '"" o'e p-hkt tirnsoup nne
oi m"ir ciicampmetits last nfff'it and captured
live of the vagabonds. There are a irnut mnnv
btrarure taees Irs the city, and if a sTike wero to
l r;iT ri- 4 in Wua w ' a n.l . I... r . . .
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tsti iko are emiretv irrouadieq. 1
- -
-
l ri):ik'0 'if tlie illustrious rhnmpi. n oT civil nrl
Ti-i.i'm iiherty, Cii st in cnilurinjr bronze lo
typny thc!mpcTish:iblo rt-novrn of :hy ortKiiiul. t J:
-T .... I
.-ff-Z lifter ?i ot i n (j .
A ir.jior.-rv', ? !'.. lady has lanqbt i,er
lame Newfoumllnd do to ciury the tram f
of her dress.
Mrs. roitane, of Halifax, bavins Riven
h:t 1 ! to twins, both Rills, the New oik
I.ry.rr rcilects that Miss Fortunes never
Cme singly. ,
Jcsso Giant, second son of ex Presdent j
Giant, has returned to this countiy from ,
Europe. The General ivill not re-utn be-;
lore next spring. 1
while erossimr li is firm
the Legislature from Delaware county, who
was convicted of embezzlement, has been
sentenced to nine months' imprisonment.
That the South has deadly designs
against tlie INorth IS shown by tho fact
that seven car 1 jads of cucumbers wero re
centlv shipped from Jacksonville, Florida.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company
has pui chased a sufficient number of guns
to arm all their cmploj'cs on overland pas
senger trains for protection against rob
bers. The Crown Prince of Gormany " Fends
sincerest thanks to the President" of the
United States and the American people for
sympathy manifested on account of the at
temj.ted assassii nation of the Emperor.
The walls of two largo brick stores in
Rochester, N. Y., fell with a terrific crash
Friday afternoon, burying a number of
people, in the ruins. Four wero recovered
alive, but badly injured. One or more are
likely to die.
The Greenbrier Tndrpcrj.lcht says that
West Virginia, one of the youngest States,
lias the youngest Catholic Bishop, the
youngest Governor, tho youngest Con
gressman and the youngest Grand Master
Mason in the United States."
A Chicago chap advertises for several
steady girls to help on pantaloons. And
an envious Bcribo t-nys that a fellow who
can't help on his own pantaloons onght to
be ashamed to want girls to do it.
A few days ago Shad rack Murphy, a
farmer, liviug in Dorchester county, Md.,
and Kate Coolboarn, a woman living with
him, beat to death a colored servant girl
for 6ome trilling oll'ense. Murphy ia at
large, but the woman is in custody.
Thomas Winane, who died uear New
port Monday week, was a railroad con
tractor for the Russian Covernrueijt, from
which ha has received heavy royalties.
Ha was also the inventor of the Winann
cigar-shaped bo it, aud is said to have been
worth ?2r.,U;K),000.
A few days ago the remains of a child
were found iu a sink near PotUviile. Ka
tie Yeager, the mother, who has been ar
rested, confesses to having killed it last
March, but says she was instigated to tho
act by a man in tho Catawissa valley, whom
sbo wants arrested.
Horace Greeley's estate, which was Bp
praised at 2iJ0,00U in 1S73, is said to turn
out but a small percentatre. Onlv ah,.nt
!f"2),000 cash can be realized from it, the
ouiiv ui it consisting 01 worthless notes,
railroad stocks, and shares in thc.7'rii!r.cj,
which are uusaieablo.
Madame Bonaparte is certainly a rc
markablo woman. At the age of ninety
six she enjoys excellent health, and is
pieasantly sojourning at the residence of
her grandson, Cliarle3 J. Bonaparte, at
Baltimore. Sbo has admirably tiled tbe
role of bello and heroine.
The schooner James Scott caisizul
five miles oil' Img Pond, Ontario, dating a
squall Sunday morning, and tho caotain's
wile, child and one man man were drown.
1. Another man drifted ofl"on a capsized
iwl aud is believed to be lost. The cap-
uves, paid oft in go.d on Saturday. Hun
dreds of employes never saw gold coin be-
iorc, ana many were unablo to count it
A mirnbi-"r requested hills instead, and the
opp' arai.ee oi ine strango money created
quite a sensation in the town.
At Summit City on Wednesday, dur
inT a beavv ffirm. fir ti.,
. , . ' - ..-., i ueill.is
.naldson. his son and son in l- .r
! nin named Funk, took shelter under a
i trro The tree was struck by lightnin-
j an,J Donaldson and his son instant ty killed!
t nnd lho son-in-law fatally injured. Funk
i fcce-ivcd a severe shock, but will recover.
it has been decided by the Supremo
Court that suicide resulting from insanity
j does not vitiate a life insuranco policy.
.....j.. vcij uujiorranc decision. Many
cases similar to tho one On which tho opin
ion of the court is based havo occurred, all
of them having been contested by tho in
surers, and almost invariably with success.
A circular has been issued by the Na
lional Executive Committee of the Social
istic Labor party disapproving of their
members organizing themselves into mil'
tary companies and stating that fuch or
ganizations aro hostile to tho principles of
the party. All party members are request
ed to withdraw from said military connec
tions. A new fruit has been introduced into
this country called tho Japanese Pishamin
which is said by its discoverer to bo the
most boautiful of all the fruits lie has ever
seen and tho most delicious to tho taste
Lour of those wbih ripened in California
weighed three-quarters of a pound e.ch
were of a rich yellow color and looked like
balls of wax.
-It used to be said of old .Too Lane, of
Oregon, that he spelled the name of bis
Creator with a little g and Joe with a big
G. On the occasion of tho decoration of
the Confeccrate graves at Faycttevil'e
Ark., tho other day, thero came floors
from far-off Oregon from Joo Latio for t-e
grave of his old comrade, Colonel Yell'
who fell iu tho Mexican war. '
Y' Frr!iVk f'ncub' of Denver. Col., a
member of the Rocky Mountain Detect vo
Agency with Messrs. McKeever and An
ocrson, detectives of Harrisburg, Ta Rr
mod in Carlisle last, week with Charles II
i' ou.k, who is charged with arson, reHurv'
subornation of perjury and larceny." lie
was lodged ... prison and will bo tried at
tho August form cf tho comt.
V'r(;!lCny' lra,rri9 AHn and
I.-.bmt rhompson, coloieJ, murderers of
were executed at
Carolina, on Friday,
G.000 people. Tl.rv
innocence to tl,., u ,
ul,.,iuV uu oiuer toward
mr...,l. , e . 1 " 1
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.u IIVt roiut
VV LTR T IR HAW Mi rA'. cU.i. I .
". .ai is, na.S Ue
en es-
1 1 im s p tiv n ii,-,.. . . . . . 1 r . . 1
boi tiy a.tf r .
!i f the L'i.i-
ror.nO'.ni; the
o'clock, r.s l! c- si c. M.-ctioi:
cl?i:iati llvprcv.s we-.t :ts
cuivo aLovo r.awrettoeviilo
At: J near
county, a li;;!e giil nam
I Ma:v U'Leat v,
.tiled 11 yeais, was is!
uck bv the engine
and instantly killed
he is surposed to
till'.. i.ioinu ij rviiii 11, . uu I VI j v
havo breu gatheiiiig coal from the ttarks,
as she bad a small bucket filled with coal
i'l her hand at tho time of the accident.
A New Yoik doctor has a daughter,
now 22 ycai s old, whose head is that of a
j.ig, though she is perfectly formed other
wise, is thoroughly educated, and is a pure,
truo woman. Her mother died in giving
biitb to her, and the daughter lias cultiva
ted art in ail its forms, being also very re
ligious. She gofr out in a cl--.se. 1 caitiago,
with her head muiiled, aud tpeaks without
trouble, though her voia resembles the
squeaking of a jiig.
The witness, Graham, in the Arm
strong murder case in Camden, New Jer
sey, told tho wholo revolting story of the
murder of tho man Hunter. Ho admitted
that he first struck Armstrong with a
hatchet, but became frightened and ran,
when Hunter, who was near, and had giv
en the signal, finished tho work. It is a
most revolting story. The greatest t-ifmts
were made to break tbe credibility cf the
witness, but wit bout success.
Governor Ilattranft has recently made
tho following appointments : Christian
K. Ross (father of Charlie Rossi, to bo
master warden of the port of Philadelphia,
vice J. G. McQuade. Prof. J. I'. Wicker
sham, s ipei intendent of Public instruction
(who will visit Europe before long', has
1 -.. . -. . , . . ' . . 1
ueea iippuuucu a commissioner, on me
pari of the state of Pennsylvania, to in
quiro into and examine the industrial
r.t.,itj r .1 ,1 r . ........ . C . . 1 I . 1
ooim'io nun pjmciiib 01 uiieiii auu tecu f
nical educatiou in the different countries of j
i.urope.
While tho workmen on the Rrooklyn
bridge were loweiing into place one of the
large cables, on Friday, the tackling at tho
anchorage on the New York side parted,
knimfT TtlOOl.TQ ttllllrn nnrl Tlnnrir Isnni.ln
.... - - - ....... .' MA."kJ ' ' ' I
and daLge-ror.R'.y injuring Peter Arbcrgh I
and James McGrath. When it broke the j
huge iron shoe, weighing nearly &t.O tons, J
shot over the houses, demolishing china- !
neys and tolegraph wires, and lodging in a j
pile of granito near the bridge tower.
The cable itself split apart, the two ends j
falling into the Past river.
A single hair from a boy eight years I
cf age, says Robinson, in his '?. j cn j
Natural Eronoihy, supported a weight of j
7.S12 trains - nnn frnm a mi-i 1 r- c . 1 .... .. t
two, 14.2S5 grains, and the hair of a man
of fifry-sevtr. 22,222. Muschcnbroeck
found that a hur-an hair, fifty seven times
thicker than a silk-worm's thread, would
support a weight of 2,t)t;P grains, and a
horse hair, seven times thicker, 7,b70
Brains. A nmf of tt.ln r. -r t riAr,l;o.
O M - " - ' a v viiimi j j
strength is undoubtedly duo to tbe high j
degree of elasticity which it possesses.
The Chinese sand-pear is a new fruit ;
which is proving an attraction to tho fiuit
growers of Georgia. Some of these pears 1
grown near Tbomasville, Ga., brought
twelve dollars abashed in our Northern
cities: lai; Wfi nresnmA thoir ixvroltr Ki.l
r ......... ....... ... , . . J
a good deal to do with such a fancy rrice. I
11 1.1 ciannuu mat an orchard ot this kind
of poars will, when in full bearing, pro
duce one thousand bushels per acie. and
that they can by proper treatment be
brought to full bearing in a much shorter
time than Any pear known to this country.
Tho Jacksonville (Fla.) Sun contains
this snake story : "Some time during Sun
day night;, a lady living opposite the city
beard a commotion among the fowls iu the
yard, and going out discovered a huge
snake coiled up in one of tbe bprf s nesfs.
The lady called her daughtcr,r.nd tlie latter,
armed with a huge carving knifo'ar.d a
sword, sallied forth to bMtla with tbe
snake. Going near to tho serpent, she
plunged the sword into its body, and a? it
raised its head to strike at her. the young
lady, with a quick motion of the knife,
severed its head from it body."
Dr. Todd and his wife, rf Rethauy.
Pa t were pej arated by divorce. Tho d'e's
creo aw arded tbe custody of their lit tie boy
to tho mother, and she took him to her
new borne in Iowa. Tho Doctor kidnap
ped tho child and carried him back to
Bethany. The mother followed, got pos
session of the boy again, and started oT
with him. Tho doctor mill orOll r-irln
and went in pursuit. Th fugitives were i
found hiding in a haystack, which tbe
pursuers surrounded. Thn Mr :
, , ,. - ...... 1 I'U'I
emerged, leading the boy with one band
and holding a cocked revolver in the other.
Sho was not molested.
A- 2 o'clock Saturday morning James
A. Abbott, agent of Adams Express Com
pany at Golconda, Illinois, was awakened
by four men who said they wanted him to
go to his store for a sick person. On en
tering hisEtoro thev demanded an S00 ex
press package which was supposed "to liavo
been in his possession. The package had
not arrived, however, and tbe robbers took
about Sf70 from Abbott, which he had on
his person. Then three of them forced
Abbott into a skiff, and af.er proceeding
down the river a few miles threw him over
board with tbe remark, "Dead men tell nc
tales. Abbott fortunately reached shore,
and gave an alarm.
A correspondent of the Indiana Zfcu
scn5er writing from Montgomery township,
says : "I want to tell you about a straugo
freak Of nature which occurred iu ou
township. A chicken was recently hatch
ed which had four perfect legs, two of
whicu lay along the back, orto ef which is
frequently put to tbe ground nnd ued
wnen walking. Another one had tbreo
legs, one of them forked at tho knee. ciy.
ing it four complete feet. The third cao
was a pair of twins from or.e ezg. Quo of
the chickens was white a,,J "the other
biock-. Their heads are r.veised and tho
bodies joined together at the wing Each
chicken had one long leg nnd ono short
Frank Lynch, convicted of murder in
tlie second degree, was sentenced in the
Criminal Court at Pittsburg on Saturday to
twelve years imp! isonmeut in tho Western
I cnitentiary. Lynch mado a confusion
some months sinco that he threw his child
four years of age, from ihe railroad bridge'
into tbe Allechenv river ir a ,
ed with his wife, and th two had resolved
"u e ,, 1 piaeeci m the Home
tho 1-riendless. Lvneb i-.,,
for
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wife, taking the chdd with him, and th
threw it into the river. Tim K...t- r .
bis
en
child was not recovered ntitil a fow months
siDco, but was fully ideutifi.-d. After the
tho
ii.i.ie.MMun urn ocen made. Lynch red cm
insanity, and subsequently attemnt
commit suicide n jail. He wa, convicted
of murder in the second degre. but tbe
.... .m impress.on is that it was a caso
t inui i(i u I il it.
A short time since there wascaught in
. . . "'lamessex river, on
estate of senator Dennis, a curious look
the
ing
..an, niu iikb 01 Which had never
seen before in the vianr. r o.. r-i.
ocen
i'liJay rr.osr.ins 1r:-
, '-. . 1 ,1 1.; vllCSft-
poake Prof. P.aird wrote to Senator Den
nis and requested that the fish should bo
sent to bit... It arrived a day or two ago
packed in ajar of alcohol, and was or. ex
hibition tn tho cloak room of the Senate
prior lo being SPnt to tho Smithsonian in'
st.tnt.on. and was viewed with much in
t crest by senator. The fish is about three
toet long and three inches wi.lo. The fins
extend from near th head above ami Z
low at ..ear the t.I. It is wi,,ul 6(r1ps,
and the kin is as bnght and shiny as a new
b, ,I0;,t,",ir-, , h,Uil n"1 lh: f fi'nT
nt exton.led bko tha-. of a snake, it, a hair
tko euninat.on. Senator Dennis thinks
t t; U.g, lu tlt! n.ciM tncUiliuis.
:: : '-Ti r
t!i:-o.'!l I.. J a f.;S; ',,'0
s" ' ov-:-r a d . : ,
tu'ipat'all-Je.i atr.---oiy, :,; v
a 1 I t l.e'i'leii her '.!:.-.,.; ;.; ,
a. :'-!
. nie Mi
Miller,
wane thty were r.t b.eak!
seems that he was of a cool.
I'oet t
tart -1.
but she was notorious a
two had been seated at tl.-
I;
taoij i.i.i r
miii.ites when
maik : '.'Wife
Mr. Milicr vei,tu,tj t
At this Mrs. Miller screamed 0,0
V na 11 Mi 1 ,,.
. 1. - .:.i. .
-if.
", ':i
iou wnn you, you are a.i
tl-u
fi:iding fault." The husband
110; I just happened to see t',..
thought I would tell yon." Ti.,;
woman replied, 'Yu :uo a liar - :
get in my gravy."
Words multiplied, and in a l.t:
i.
.Mrs. ..Iioer was waitzing arou.d !!,er.,.
smasiitiig up the lunutute. Fi- v
husband ordered tho wife to ii u.
'It:.
i.e
lii
110u.se. .-no rau out anu seizi d
which was on tliO porch, ar.d ru'
ia aie,
to her husband dealt him a he;,y ( (
tlie back of tbe bead while l.e i,. !
. i-i, it.. - ---..i-a.ir
',3C k
:i
t
me laoie. no riieo to get up, si,
peated tlie blow, which felled h,.,iV..
16-
li.d
e t.-.
ground. then in her brutal 1
end the head fiom the body.
A guest of Mr. Miller was up .'trCrsw!
the bloody wcuk was going on, and Le'c't
into tlie diniug roorn just in time t on-e-'e
end of :t. As he eiiVeied the guilty -,T ,,.,"
held the head of her husband up, a::J
an exclamation dropped it to tLt tlvj- - 1
fell in a swoon.
Tbe news of the murder spread rat
and Mrs. Miller was promptly arrc.--. J a'.'j
lodged in jail. The Millers ha i bee:,Va-
.-I..-! nl.Anl . ... if- ....
in ovjiu l.u jeai. ins partft
an 1
. .v. ..v. j ..-j.i.u uiui iiiii,M tue n. 3
mrilint I.T V C f l.lli r. . . . - V ...
a oa
dreamed that the result of the crotch wy'l
be so horrible.
After the Moody Sank r.v
Some of the Connecticut divines ,-,;n ' ii-3
Republicans who so cf.ustical; v c:;.;
revt-ience felt by Catholic- f .f 9."
saintly lelics may find f-...d f. ,- i,.':,.".,':.','
in the behavior of the wt-!!-ires-j Xtw
Haven crowd which la-t SaVndiv "ra-i
sacked tbe Moody and Sar.kv ta'.c.-;,.i
for r.if rsonals of the rcviva'. .-'V.''"
t ired" lady purchased the p.:';,
which bed bo many times rcs r i th-? '
bles of tho reviva"l.sls." Tcrv
present gratuitously received "tl e'cl.l r
which he had occujic-d onticg 1 is ,'K3
labor; but ether chairs were s;j ti tha
prcmiscnor.s public for a d .liar or less
And such was the competition f ,r L: -L!Ai
that many of them were taw n in ( ,, , j
carried away in halves by enth -js: i: c b jt
economical bidders. And !,-- r.
more remained that was auctionable' the
crowd took a -good natured pillago. iii tVa
course of which bit cf electric wire, :U
mouths of speaking-tubes and cvpn'nai
were confiscated. After all ti e tv.t.h;
Church seems to have tven cor,sti:::tH
upon a tolerably nccurhte thi- -v f L-a.-nature.
JY. World.
Common Carriers. The Fupren-?
Court on Monday reversed the j-.b?;meiit.-f
the Court of Con, mon Plea of it. j T c-.-ia'v
In tbe case of Union Ilardwa e C. rrpry
against tbe Pennsylvania Ra.'roadtV.rr.ra
ny. The plaintitT rrcoveicd in -he If'a.r
County Court for the lo;.s t f tl .-ee csr
1'aJs of go.-ds destroyed by f ;e at i.-ce U
Clearfield county, on May 2", 1-T"i. Tt8
railroad company retcoved" tbe cape ti tl.a
Supreme C'outt, contndi':g that tLe p:a:n
titl released at the time tie g .--ds were
shipped, and that there was m 't - :.oc.f
negligence of their emj loves Vv le
piaiitiTs property was dsti."ve.. TLcy
farther contended that thev vo-e c 't -t
sponsible for the unprecod- I ri c'i
ile.-troyej the town of Osceola rvcri
thicg in it, and further, that lie -.r,.i
which caused the fire to spread ;! e ir:
of God. which relieved the cirri-': f: rr, s .
responsibility. The Supreme C ;rt s
aned all these positions of 1 p ct,, :
and reversed tbe cp.o wit'.o-jt a vs . rt-.
SamuelS. Blair, r f IR.'.lidavsi -.v. '" ; re
sented the plaintiffs. ni,d D. ,7. V :. f
Blair county, and L. V. Ila'i, . f I'L li
delphia, the railroad Core; any.
Gen. John C. Fremont, who wa 7a.
Ruchanan's opponent fortbel'r-:Je' cy : .
lofJ, has been appointed ty Mr. Ilr'ye-
.oernor oi Anz-ma lemioi
yearly salary of -2.."00. Fro:
that Freiitotrt as a boy was sr-;,t
ters of Mercy sclnx l in Charles
tho pteser.t his life has been fu.
tio aud eventful incidents.
tLe
a d ''..
of r."-oa-,-
A baroe with two thousand liiL-J
aboard is niloat in tho Mi-.sisipp!, aa-.l
to be moved up and down the rm-r dri ".;
tho season, so as to bo all tbe titi-e i t:..
midst of flowers. Tbe Ikvs wfi tha? 1
kept continually within reach of iLe L..-:
material for honey.
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