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EDENSBURC, PA., ;
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ITIDW "sFPT 0 IST
JHlHAl, - OIjI 1; U, into.-
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR rnvERVOR,
AN'DKEW II. DILL, of Union County.
rult I.IF.CTEN'ANT GOVF.ItNOK,
JOHN i r.UTIO, of Crawford County,
you srntKME .tt-ic:f.,
IIEXr.Y I". LOS, of Montgomery County.
PIH ttl TAWY INTF.KNAI. AFFAIRS,
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, of Huntingdon.
Democratic District Ticket.
Tn roNonrss,
Gen A. H. CO F FROTH, of Somerset.
Democratic County Ticket.
AEM1H.T.
f n. V,"orr.I"f r. roru inanah Rorough ;
Jt)HX ITN'l.i N. r.henl.iir.
rfoi-stkr An nfiirtnFii.
JOHN C. LAKE. i:i.e:is!,ui(r.
liirA!Hni.
DK. A. TE A'; LEV. Johnstown.
rOMMl-lONEI'S.
,T'tfx r fTnrf.T , ronf-n oiirh Rorough :
(i F.li3 E (H'Uf.EV. Ripnsliurg.
rooft mi irroK,
JLl5E PATTEIt't V, Johnstown.
srnvFTon.
HENRY ?rA N f. A X. r,irro!lt-nvn.
AfO!TOI'.
rMir tr T). "5: Ff.I Y, Pnrtnir" Twp. ;
r.VriiK'K IMi.InX, Kl.terTwp.
J. II. Si.ATl-lt, IV n'ccttt, was elecfed
' I. S. Senator by the Oregon legislature,
-"i'i Tuesday last, to succeed J. I!i;t'e
T1K'-clic-il, Republican, formerly J. Jlitchell
SCrVf.l,, ,,f P.iMar it.t StTto a!, oca
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j 1 of ofl;ee will fTTi'.m on llo 4?h of
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l.ipe M.i.ci..
t?ki
cn At the Democratic primary election in
W:'. ntrc county, held on Satuiday last, ex
"I orernor Andrew G.
Cuitin Sftuird a1
'"ivll niajotity of '.he delega'es, which
'I ives him a strong send off in obtaining '
e nomination for Congress in the district !
:iiit'ience. 'Ihe other candidates were
our amiable fiier.d, V. Cliay 3Ieek, the able '
and unflinching editor of the ncllefonte
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1 V ,i!.-hm.in, and I). O. Rush. The contest i
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represented to have been verv sniiited
'l'-'d exciting.
!
t'
y Hon. I iiom AS 1. J-K.M.oN, who was
ailed to piesideover the Democra ic State
1 .'invention of Kansas, which met at Lea
l-t -ii worth ou the kh instant, delivered a
f-ltni kahly able ami patiiotic address on
Pi tking the chair. During his speech lie ;
cefuen?Iy referred to the early struggles
i f Kansas, her progress in wealth and pop- i
tiliti'in, and the blight ness of her future, !
O.io of the incidents of t he convention was
Ihe presence in the carc.ty of a delegate
i f Judge 11 .ss, St years of age, ho had '
f .ught umlor "Old Hicko.y," and
b id Ir.ivciUnI sever.ty.rive miles in a wagon I
to t .ka a railroad train to Leavenworth, j
t,ld a,so lh "-"nw of anothor venerabh,
Democrat, named flight, 80 years o'd, ;
L-lli of whom, on motion of Mr. F., were j
inv.ted to seats on the platform. Kansas ;
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is not wiiuoui t er iemociaiic nerocs, even
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iiniimii im-ii p.u jrn 111 ii iriiiiiii , w
ly. After the result in Elaine, however'
Kansas too may take a uotiouto smash her ,
n ,n:. :i ,
The Demociatsand Republicans of Phil-
ndelphia madetl.eir Cotgrcssional. Legis- i
l it ive atid city nominations last week. !
Five Congressmen, four State Senators, ,-
and thirty-eight Representatives were nom
inated by each par y. The candidates are
repieseiitcd to bo much better than in
former years, and this may be true not
withstanding the fact that Ret 1 off, who
was exj.ellcd by the House two years ago,
for his corrupt connection wi b the Wil
was about the only really honest member
from ib.it city at the last session, .md it is
to the cicdit of the Democracy of bis dis- j
fiict that they appreciate his worth and :
Lave renominated him. The re-election of
Camerom to the L". S. Senate depends
lirgely upon the result of the tri.inytihir
contest in the Philadelphia legislative dis- ;
tricls. j
The smoke of the Maine election having
j.assed away, its results may be thus stated:
Connor, the Republican candidate for Gov- j
..
-ruor, although received more votes
than were cast Lr eithtr the Democratic
cr Greenback candidate, fails of an elect ion :
under the law of the State, and the Gov-
.i , ,. . ,. i
ernor must iiiereioro uu cuoscn uy me 1
Senate, which will contain a Republican I
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majoriiy 01 nine. i ue iiouse win contain ;
a majority of 17, inclu ling Democrats and i
flreen backers, over the Republicans, which ;
rii'vva nnn-iiv nnion "'J" n J ' Ji'lllb
ballot of 8. Tbe House will send to the
Senate the names of Garcelou, the Demo
cratic candidate, and Smith, the Greeuback
candidate, and the Senate must elect one
aj them Governor. The chances are said
to be largely iu favor of the election of
Garcelou. Ladd, Democrat, is elected to
Coiigiess over Rowers, Republican, and
Hale, Republican, is defeated by Murch,
tbe Gieenback candidate. Hale is the
k.mie man who, as chairman of llm Rvpul-
liau Congressional Committee, issued an"
.du.ess to, he cuuntiy when the Rotter
Committee was appointed, in which be
predicted a paialysis of business and other
dreadful results. He is Rl.tine's shadow
a fall blown demagogue-ami has at last
found his propel level. Either a Gieeil-
backer or a Democrat will bo elected to the
U. 8. Scale in place of Hannibal Hamlin. !
bose tern, will expire on the 4ti. of Ma.ch
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tbtrty years mid to htve the treasury teat
i! us sudJonfy witLl.awn from his hungry
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1 aw tsi his old age. w ill no doubt impress
L in fth iha belief that Republics are ex-
nn; lie lias lieetl ill liUttlic I. In over
etHd.uiily uugraieful. I
1 t t i mi i iinuiir, 'III, Uie III flv I ft C 1 1L .', - . .fi, in ,. iiic l:uc II .UI. I.' 1 1 it I ICS ."V. '
lamspoi t IJitOtll bill, has been again liomi- ; , . , tnenl he honestly and ecoTiomieailv eonducte.! ; ! ,.- t.. f n j '
-fi t . rt . . t can be met is to rlo as Gen. C'ofTroth did "'" 'nse. har i. eed hy the sT-n.. n i ;: .wn- ' r barles A. Brown resides in !
rated by tjc Kepub:icans in bis uKstnct. ! . years, he thoroughly corrected ; that the hur- I bicago, and has taken unto himself a i
Then there is Elisha W. Davis, a ring Rt l',e Pem,Crat,C mcet,,,R dar,,,S the ;u,n he iht. ned. and that rin ! wife. Mrs. Charles A. Drown was a widow
, jr., ; week of Court in this place, when with tin- r utteny ov. r t hr.ovn. 1 he terms of your j f,f .j, j,.t v t voa is ami i V,,...,,!,..
member some ye irs ago, and if there ever i ,.. ,, , r ".ne would seem to limit the discussion to- n- I ;. ' , " . eg tan.
,, . ... j lifted hand be solemnly declared : "7.7v tio.ial issues, t.ut you must rememt.er that the 1 ''Irs. t diaries A. Drown, while she was Mrs.
was a more thorough! V corrupt mail til the .. J Executive or t he t l'e cm neit her coin h il,,n..r InTO IIno,, .., .i .i r
i,Ki.,.r, ,r . ilnnea. ; xT tTXl:; r,zExB I g.rr rl: !
Lfver lieniil Lis name Join, V. I- :,iinrn' ' mwiurzn iity memticrs of Cnr. .,,,1 .., ,..r.K..o ..r i:, f Casions she oresentefl Mr ilaiw..n u.;tl.
! (lateral Coffroth and the Tribune, i
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ppen me jonnsiown jrntvnr, m .id ;
1
j weekly edition of Friday last, filled neaily .
eighteen of its columns in ft labored effort
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to show why A. 11. CotTrotli onzut not to '
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Le oleeted to ( mfr.ess from this district, it !
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pnuiiciy procia.meu o-iuow.i-i. '-'"K"'-"
defeat. Wuen such a
feaiful charge is '
fired
from a small piece of artillery, the '
gnu is ceitam to exrlol-J wuu lai.u cutiiii,
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ami aiMinnsn n.e i'r"" uus '
the editor and the candidate are always
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sure to be killed. Several years be Tore h:s
d. ath Thaddens Stevens went to the town j
r r..:...,, . Ti-nnl.tirn. m:iss I
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! meeting, and IZllis 11. Schnabel, then of
j I'hiiadtlphia a speaker of remai kablo
force and power backed with the most'
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supreme and conscienceless impudence
I , . ,, t'aA
j appeared 111 the same place to aoMiess a
meeting of the Democratic party. A com- 1
mi lee of Democrats waited ou Stevens
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ami proposed a J mt fliscussiou irom me ;
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Stevens declined, and gave as the reason ;
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fur his refusal, that "hchnabel could tell
more Democratic Iks in one hour, than ho
1
(Stevens could answer in a whole vetfe."
And thus in its eighteen column diatribe !
-'..r...,.i. t o.1r..oof
I v.vumm.1, m,.j,.,i c .
led in scattering broadcast an amount of ,
tea 111 scaiieiinu tuoauciot an aiununt 01 ,
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, flat, stale and unprofitable optical and
' nrmnin! f,-nh which would renin re all the '
j pcisonal Tafi, w liicn wouui leqnue an ine
j time fiom now until the election to dissect :
1 time 1 )om now iiniii ine eieciiou 10 uimaccl
.
and refute, even if it was woi Hi answering ,
j at all. There is nothing whatever in all
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: either in Congress or in Somcset county, I
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hich recpurcs any notice, with the single
exception of the charge that while in Con- j
. lltT It D,rG lnili 1 !.( 1 Oil If till X HP K. i
gtess he received sir, (i'jlil, or nine hun-
i, , j 1
men clonals, or some omcr uiiKnown 1
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jindeHnite mn,ii,t 'for appoiming tome
young man tome .avai acanetny at An-
napolis. When Congress was in session ;
Imt iims a m 'f'linilf Hfivoo fk ninmlwvf 1
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,rom -vmoaraa, was cnargeo wuu uaving ;
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cilil ft u CT li.inf finnntkli in f r a VAnni,
Vint cadetship to a young 1
man Irom ew loik named Heardslee, and
' e matter was referred to the Judiciary !
('"mmittce for investigation. Wm. Lilley,
a cadet broker in Washington city, was a
witness before the ommit ce to prove the ';
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cbarire. His testimony was vcry lengthy, ;
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and we read it all some time ago. The
r til 111 1 1 rtA w am n.f 1 t rr in ormtit t-. '
Cfinclusion that he was a bad egg, and not
a lily of the vale, by any means didn't be
lieve his story, and aconittcd Haves, al
.1 1. 1-n ir,. t...i I
i , ' j ' aa irsmuru ino
biggest liar in Congress. During his ex
amination Lilley stated that he had paid
money to 'Jene.ial CotYio'li when he was in
Congress, "a good many yeaisago," for
a cadetship.
The Tribune in its article has fairly pub-
lished eveivthimr that Lillev stated shoot
(;,.. Cooth and the sale of a cadetship,
now m see nhet,lCr a y cn Buch
cvi,,rnce would bang even a rfej. At the
outset Li,1(y R,;ltcs t,iat ,io a cfiV((lb
aLiu GofJ for a cartetslljp ..a dzen years
agl,-tliat he ,,.,. reniPmber who U;e
crl(et wns-afterwards he says he paid him
C00i 800j or s000-that he still does not
klU)W who the cadetshi, was Tor, nor where
the money was paid that he f Lilley) had
received $1
)0 with, which to procure the
i cadetshin. but can't tell tin r-i.l it in i.:n !
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I'Ut ttiin ks tie Sf dd it to "a c w 1 oi k man
repeats that he can't tell whether it. was
the boj's father or mother who gave him
the l,2C0 that he never saw the boy
don't remember his nime anil don't rcc
ollect whether the boy lived in the city of
ew Yoik, or in its vicinity. This is sub
stantially the evidence of Lilley, upon
which the Trib line asks the voters of this
district to believe that Gen. CofTYoth sold a
cadetship. Any man who is so disposed
can make such a charge, and when it is
unsuppoi ted, as this one is, by a particle of
name in urh a connection is a f'tlsijler,
and the truth t not in him " Why is it '
that neither the editor of the Someiset
Herald, iu Ihe columns of that paper, nor
Gen. Koontz, in bis recont speech at a Re ;
publican meeting in that place, has re-
pcated this charge against Gen. Coffioih, j
unless it is because they believe it to be a
vile calumny? Would William J. Raer
stand by Coffroth and urge bis nomination !
as he did, if he doubted Coffioth's official
integrity? The editor of the Tribune has
a mind capacious of such things, and it i
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was reserved for him, as he vainly believes, I
to impale Gen. CoftrotU. lie over-esti I
mates nis strength, and has fatally iris- j
taken bis mode of warfare. To use at
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junase common among ivenuicky negnes. 1
"lie has gone into a verv bior field of rmn '.
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wuu a very smao noe.
Since the Republican party in Maine at !
VilW itn. - iviyit'ii bilC IHSb IIIIIU 111
twenty-five years, was ground remarkably
line between the tipper and nether mill
stone by the Democrats and Greenbackers,
AT s; .c,j v. i ,v ., ,
' l,lay' assisted by I,ob Mackey, has
invented a new and improved system of i
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arithmetic, and are now, so they both !
aver, prepared to move .o anv
Thomas that according to the Mtine chanec
lloyt's majority in this State will exceed 1
v utou.nu. ine man
was standing up to his knees i.i water, and 1
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who
niton beincr refused ailm;si,m i,,., ti,- o.i- .
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by Xoah, told that ancient mariner to p
to H-alifax, as it wasn't going to be much '
of a shower after all, was not near so bap- !
l y a mortal, nor so fertile in his imagina- '
tiot,, as either Quay or Mackey. j
m- .m
The conferees of the Greenback-Labor !
party met in Al.oona last Tnesd.iv. and o,. -
the sixlh ballot nominated Capt. Adams, j
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of Somerset. n their eanrlidata fV.,.
I ..........v. 1 ' 1 Wil"
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gress in this district. If (.'apt. Adams is
an original Somerset man, that county en-
. c"
joys a monopoly r.f the Congressional can-
riidates. Generals Coffroth and Campbell
taving both beeoboin wiU.io its limits.
t i n t lAi ..-w.-. .. i .A i T.nxnaersor n n:ii-ii,. t!t,t ..n, in., i!,..-..... ..uiion n.in n f ,:.n c.:.i.. ,.r t .. i i .
37te liible in the Public tfchools.
Pi ior to the recent election in Xew Ha
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ven. (Onn.. tin the suhteet of retaining or '
excjndinj. tbe P,il)le f,om , rblic schools !
. ,t that City, ex- President Wonlsey, of Yale !
li iv 1 1 1 a. t 1 . 1
:av luuiiiK i ire jtiiuo i istu in'' 1 11 ui iv nvinivitu -.
v.onege, issuea a circular icner, inwuicu ue
defined his position as follows : I
defined his position as follows :
I' ny body of Christians or others think
taemscives unjustly used necaiise their children
are required to use ft particular version of the
sVritit ores. I should he irla.i to Iihtp them c x -
eept from whut they reirird ns a hardship. I
rcK.nn it, mm i-r. s i!s-,ijinu t nni ;im. moral
pisuiction fliouid he i n c u I t c-d on nil the pn
nils: and it stielactnr v ariiina-crneiits could
not no m;1de to hnve this done hy Hip instructors
thenseives. would desire to have some ho.ir
or two in the week given up to the pnstors of
p,ieh children-Catholic priests, tor instance
for th.M purpose. j
Alluding to the above, and referring at ;
some lenath to the cause which called it
f, ..j,t t)l9 Pittsburgh Post says among
other lb ings : j
Pome of the most 7.-aTous Protectants preach- !
ers in Nt-w Haven coineidfd in this ( WoolseyV)
view; I.ut. on the other hand. Professor Ko- ;
niN.of the Yale law Sehool, Hie most jiromi- '
,.,,; American at hone in tne State, maintain- !
fit tnat the reinri us exercises onsriu to t.e re- l
so thai the children mijrht n! temindi d :
that th
ways, (
have a Creator, and mat in all their!
i wnj s, st-liool ways ns well as home wnys.it is 1
,helr ,lllty , .It.kll0wie,ls,e Him
Tsor were the .
Catholics altogether uniieo on the finest ion
fi)r j j.OT a leuilinir la wyer and prominent
tnemiier of the church, supporied the School
Hoard in its action n K rdinr Itihle rendiinr.
The election, however, was attended with
some queer results. There was a union of the
,,r,.t.a0 the U1DI0 Alliance on the one hand,
and of the friends of the Catholic? Parochial
Se'Hhhe of tit ohuSh u i
eiven. on the other hand, and t.y this strnnir
,,Isi)n,,,,pSc,,0() ij,);1rd. which iud -banisbvd
,'"1J,y.:'' ?L"?,.?'.r'',t "?'u.T.mHf,r.i.,y,iOI
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3.iKi. The n suiting advanlaire to the Catholics !
will he the rreoirnition l their school;, as pirt i
r ,hp educational system ot the city supported !
froI the common fund. pjor. slmm:k. in one 1
f his speeches. warnH atrainst this allmnce of j
'i- "
I'othnlii'i .in.l IV., tc.il 111: t,. rosli.ri. rr.l ii.-l mi I
instruction, as "sappinw the fonn dati ns or the j
Vof'te;",:; of&? K,
1 1 .!., ,.s ii... ,,in,i..n. r 1 hit, i.i..,.,,... ..,11 .
protiahly scrvt as a precedent lor niritation in
other places. Stated in its simplest !orm it wus
11 protest against the m.nei ialistic tendencies
tjmPS. mc are vcry stroniT lu lNtW
England, colleges.
I.IH. i,i..j.t. i,v ..... ..-. vi.i.ii - hi
liadicalism Falling to Pieces.
A letter received in Washington from a
prominent political observer in this State
says :
"The Orconbiirlc Rnd T.arinr movement t
nrmeiiul'i' noi'n un of nion tn kk . . . I
weary and fliiusted with the Kc publican party 1
mill IN Iirftlil!llilll til tuh fln.l rwruinu li.ri.lj
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Kn, '
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hear, management in practical measures vital
to the prosperity of tlie country. Add tothesf; j
ttie failure id' tlie Administration at Washimr-
It?,;"?
times to imensiry this feeiinjr siiii' more, ihe
pari y leaders are at tn v. and for once they have
,.,st th,.jr control i,,' the northern r.u.e of
counties, which were hIwhvs rclieri iii.f.n as the
.'Olire Of i
counties, which were Ml ways rt-liefl upon as tlio
tiitir.iltar of l he party, and in their majorities ! "'' wuu an apoioy al uie nH,rt saying
always larirc: cnouvti to overcome dcticiench s ; h"i feared that he could not write Cohere!!'
s?onand' j ch he wrote contained
hers of Congress, ii, side many ni'-mtiei s fif the! '""r pp's"lls down -with the disease anil j
Lciri-datnre. Should the coalition with the ' oiifi cunisp. The four irnne" n-m- l.i ;
Ilniiinf.,-.lin noti.li.l jtna nf.t.li.in .. a . . . i
"thatathii!t hV,dev '
the Oreeiitiaek '
shadowed, the ,.-ol,l, ilit.es are
win piiner ne iiemoeraiic fir
men win pel control or the tin la nee of power.
nul in eillier case the tali of lion Cameron will
he sealed. The opposition to him is verv hitter.
There me filiu r lli iuiMicans. naaiTi. who will
pos
never fi ririvc the treaeiiery practiced upon !
ISIaine at i. li.cinniiti. and many of i hem chanre i
that toit tor this treatment of the wishes i f ',
nine tenthsof the Ki-putniennsor Pennsylvania
lilaine would he Pie-Mdoiit to-day and tlie K".
piitilican party Intact all over the c-.ulty. wi;h
Sunn hope of success, nuii v ery ninny or tlie
complaints of lalmr in a ure wav ot adjust- ',
meni. The m n who express this feeling care '
very httleahout the in-aus ,ur.nd hv which l :
wet even ; and. as many of them say.' imw of all
oiuer ii nes i. ine one in (rt! rid 01 the t ;. oner
ous, as t here is not Inn win i talkinsr ahout at
stake, ai.d ihe party can wc'l aflord Ihe purvinr
ineir iicieal win produce. In most every conn
ly and Coiiirrcsiinnl ilistrict the Ilmnocrals
h,sr;;::;,;ai;nor1:;:,,;;;c' x;u
unitiou can threat the ii-
pnMieans. Even
prcunuiPPt Kepnhtieans i n Pn.ladelphia concede i
Legislature, and Cameron's friends are readv i
to seii out any fellow whose sacrithw will in
ntsy way help liiem The ItcpiiMieaii candidates
for Coi iri-ess iiix.erslaiid 'liis. so thev re l.uik.
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I in afttr ttieinscl vcs.'
CftAIKMAN SPF.FTt. of tV,c n.-m.Mi;i.
Sta'e Executive Committee, thus replies to
the deii ince of Mr. Dewees, Chairman of
the National Slate Executive Committee.
to have the Gubernatorial aspirants of the
respective parties indulge in a joint de
bale :
Pntr APEt.pntA. Sept. 11. ITS.
jr.iti. K. P. rVtvf.s. fhniriv.nn of the Xatinwil
(ira'uhnrk Luh'ir P,irj:
V v TF.R fm : Your courteous note of thf
31 in-t .. snvires! inif a puhlic d isc.issiori of the
political issues of the day, hy the candidates of
the respective parties for ii..vrniir, reached
me yesterd ty. on my return from Eiilt-.u coun
ty, and I sei.: the carli-st spare momci.t to re-
State canvass. It i of vital importance to the :
pi . eare in'rc r in wnnr ri a t of an active
pl,"M;Wl?l','U'I,,''','i, V'1 r;t;";-sS -!
tor. .Mr. ii, the I lemocmtie candidate for '
Covernor. is i.nei,u. ur..i :..,:
to reform in the administration of ou'r Slate aT-
frirs. and he will he e'ad to me.-t Mr. Mason, i
the candid ite fif your pm-tv or anv other cum. '
d;.! ,teforf;overi,or.m ,he discussion Id ail the i
issues involved in t!i; cam tmiirn. at nnv corive-
yorol'Tie:;;'.,.1 v ;
Chairman State rcmocrrtie Committee.
The Memphis Appeal gives the two fol
lowing instances of the best and worst
traits of human nature :
Miss Emma lteer'er and Mrs. Lizzie Temple,
n-cnce. who volunteered to nurse outVickThave
JlTi' th'nKJ!rrl,.,'Vl' M"sn",'"n'1 ,h"' r'n"
' "e ami three children of Mr. Hen.
"''-man, r,n P.mtonoo street. They could not
wn.iMhV.vwm
ilTh V.Je '
f anowsiui anguished people. I
ThA nnhlA.I,.,rfa,l j.. I
. -......... j-mh:K i iuics no .
young ladies do
nilllnr In tli.iti i-n. : . r . '
.V V ' ." " rt."" ""nianity. i.et :
rneir names ne Passed aroimrl Tin.
names be passed around
"- . v. i ... -
Verse, we are sorrv to snv. is erhil.ito,! I.
a man. The Appeal says
rr, , " , w.v. i.j
Another of the horrifying Incidents which
startle people at home, as well as pbroad. and
leave one dazed with amazement that human
bciiiir can he so cowardly, occurred on one of
the streets of tiie originally infected district
A man and his wife and one child occupying a
nice home, saw their little g-irl taken down with
the fever, whereupon the wire, full of the her-
ism ot which ner sex has made so manv dis-
playsdur.r. ihis epidemic, advised Ihe hushand
,,,h':lvp- winch he did without delay, and from
a house only across the ftrect. saw the hinlies
of h'- child and faithful wife carried hy etran"
interment in El.nwood Cemetery.
C ommentixc. on General Shields' warm !
f"Py 'I "wrn their work j
1 in dpii a 1 1 ot the veiionr loror ci.rr..a..s ..r .
.... ii.. n I
III DeilRII f) Ilie VC (IW IPVPr KlllTirova .
the South, the Augusta (Ga.) C'AronVfc'esavs i
"When the true story lr Klkm
- ..... j wi 1 1 . ii-iiuw lever
Plume of ls.sshall l,o written, it will he found i
XiA 1
fmnVew T)r"e-Vn"V'renN,,firlh' Kv,.T' r, -""l j
nd' otherWpiiiitten.ia'ees"'i9 VdoM-ntwrh't'iMl '
.he"" Manv lhJJ?l?y ?I I
cmar.ncein lea vinu-t heir homes and lamiln
lilies j
hen' I
,ho seoura-e, but we have seen no well aut
: iii,-iuj oi mr nuiiu, nun i ne ravages
"T Vf "tZ?1"?! 'IJ !
.- ..iiv iiiiioi uot oiiiin. till I t: ITUIIl III V V .
com rary.
HrW
Wold, find ni: v t hem t soiled ww h ain i.ot '
' - - ' ' ' ' ' '
men pure as t he dream of antreis. and women :
-with true womanho.,.! uncxtimruished. have :
,,prtV!';t. '!,!,th; 'i,'lr VMi,)"-. misery and all the
wites that wait ujion the piaiftie that spares not :
hy v or niarhf. We may not believe- in the ;
mm',V7hr.o.for"ru"
x - . .
Ik. " bless tu wo,uea of
Excursion to Cincinnati.
THE PARIS OF AMERICA A CITT OF ATTRAC
TIONS I.OAV EtT RATES EVER OFFERED.
1
' i
The great nnmber of attractions that !
. . ... - . 1
i.tncinnau oners 10 visitors makes it one
of the most intcrpst incr and rdensant cities
in the country to visit. Among the note- j
worthy objects may be mentioned the '
Great Suspension Bridge spinning the Ohio I
River at that, point : the vast business edi
fices ! the macrmfiopnt hotels tl, olonnt I
",,,J rnuniu.in irsiuniuo nnu in-iiiiuim
parks. As a work of art, the celebiated ;
prebascn Fountain stands unrivalled. The
, ,.. , . no .
famous II:ll-top Kesorts, live hundred feet
above and overlooking the city and the ;
ralW of the Ohio, are speedily reached by ;
a r.ovet rme np the Incline 1'lane Kailways. ;
The Zoological Uarden contains the most '
extensive collection of rare and cutious'
birds and beasts in America. With the
view of giving the pople of Western 1
1Vnisvlvanii an ormoi imitv to wicit r;n !
' . " V orr0ltJ'7F T Visit Cin- .
cmniti, '.he I'll tsbtirgb, Cincinnati & St.
Jyouis Kailway Co., whose litres to tlie
u tci ,i,.i ..j t. '
. . " " "'"S""- !
,al l,,ie 01 11,0 t an-Haiiflle Itoute, an- (
liounce an Jxcut sion to leave I ittsburgh, I
Pa., at 4. p. m. Friday, Sept. 27th, arriving
in Cincinnati at :30 next morning. The
fare for the round trip is placed at the un
precedented low rate of $ G 50. Return j
tickets will be good by any regular train j
until Wednesday, October 2d, inclusive. !
coaclu-s will 1x3 provided lo run,
""""K" woikiui. couiie. iioioers 01 ex- i
cursioii tickets will be entitled to reduced
rates at all the piincinal hotels. Excnr-i
ates at all tha mincn.al I
. .. .,, , 0 pnucipaii
Zionists will have the pnvik
off, Ti bile ret ui n ir.g, at Coin
,i flf 0,lin t vjJit tllB ,
" " 1. ",7 'a ,
nege 01 stopping
imbus, the capi- I
State House and
,, . , , ,-, -,, . ,
PUD1IC OllllUlllcrs. admitted to lie the Impt
in the country, and at Dayton to visit the
XiUi"nal 'Wier8' Ilome, the most attract- j
ive resort 111 Inn West
.
UKrRETENTiocs IIekotsm -The Roman
sentinel at I Icrciilaneum who sto.K firm at
his post until engulfed by the lava-torrent,
has had the story of his splendid lidelity
perpetuated in tooks and bronze, as the
act certainly deserved ; yet his heroic obe
dience to military discipline in no way
surpasses the thousand instances of self
sacritice which almost escape observation
an.ict tue agony and cl-si ganizit ion of ihe
,11 I harn
plague-infected cities. What, i
f,,r pvamnle. c.mlil pti-ppH iu ci .... I
of duty which animated "Hill" Redding,
' . " . .. . . . i, i-. , . c.
u,e el,,al .egrap.i opctator and t.ewspa
,p" c' ' p w' f";.1 . a,1ll ' '
rne w noie sickening eucleal, when men
around him were riving bv Ihe scores ami !
! H'i"',' by the hundreds, be remai
j steadfast at his post, sending out appi
I for aid and chroniclincr lliediilv nv
' of iiin ,1, u,L , L ? i .'
.'' ' ,lle ' .Ule"CO- "y Ht lispat
remained
eald
nf H.o l,..ctllnnnn 0 . I.:.. .1 :
ivayes ,
V , '"-N'aicues ;
(nv" wife' l,is rna,1''" ami two sisteis ; the j
corpse wns that of his child. A few dajs
. L . . .
later the brave corresjKinrient had gone Jo
;..: i.:...i , : ,
J""' " ppifr lauii, ana
anothor gallant, man stepped into the dead
ly breach. Truly Iho race of heroes ami
martyrs is uot yet extinct. Jtotc York
Ht'tr.
MrnoF.n by Wiioirs ai.k. A special
dispatch recived in Cincinnati savs that
'he eit'ht children tif Geniirn T vnch tl.n
. . , Ke i.Mch, the
e,,,T!st Kl,,rfu years of age, living at
nockiey, lexas, were murdered on Friday
nifiht by an unknown party. Lynch, the
father, was awakened by a pistol shot, the
ball striking him in the breast. He sprang
ma standing ,
' " " " ""'" i'""ii; .Mioiai nun
Atmlher sh:it was lired, and Lynch fell mi
himselt in the lane outside of his premises. I
: . -..i r . . . I
1 ue assassin, lllillKllli' lvncil MS chad.
seized a hatchet and proceeded o put Ihe i
witnesses of tlie crime out of the way. after J
which be set fire to the house. The dis i
tracted father regained consciousness only j
to see his house bum and fall in on the I
bodies of the murdered children. The !
bodies we:e afterward exhumed and an in
quest held. Several of the skulls showed i
hatchet marks. Lynch, it is thought, will J
recover. Suspicion rests upon a young i
matt named Hoatwarc, with whom Lynch j
bad bad a difficulty.
Cormr.F. is of vatious qualities and do- j
grees, according to t he occasion which calls '
it forth. Some of its tests are greater than
battle fields. The man who can face ihe i
cannon's month without thought of "the I
bubble reputation'' might Cringe and turn
twins; on twelve, with a single child. It
iai. T7V;,i- C- , ,
was last i'llilav that this 2s ube of th
ortli apjered at the County Clerk's'
Office in Chicago in company with Mr I
f i . "-'""I '. i
,a,r,",A- 'n, who asked that the two !
might be made one. As these twenty
f,"1ld,pn are.a.11 alive-the time
comfortably utilize every floor of a modern !
... ... ... ... nuiril 11117 l.llllliy WOUlfl
C ...t a t.f .. .. . : , :
mammotn apartment bouse.
TriE Xer York World pays Ihe follow,
ing eloquent tribute to a noble woman who
recently died of the yellow fever at ',
Memphis : j
"One death from the swrul epidemic of the 1
Southwest deserves most especial conmieiiiora- :
couj inirty-three years old. mid ti h '
P-KMri i,rfNK
sistf r Consiance was at the North when toi.i
5'."! u,'j platrno had spp .Hrcd tn Mcm-
phis, where
pnis, where she was the hr loved s,in, ri,,r ,.f '
.-,.1..- :., . .... ..... ...
' """'r. itnoiii nesitanon she returned
! Hondo i j , . v . ,.., in- I
more man
ft month tie. itiniv...... ..
..;.' V " " ".rr ..","."l,"llnn wereatiowe.l a i
.. .:,.o- i inn ui? pesri'enee, ana then she nlstt
joinen iheinnuinerahlecaravun." riutdurimr
l hat month of respite who can estimate the he- i
rotsm she displayed !
"And yes a duty, nothtn-r more,"
will whisper the annals of an order whose sol- '
......o... uu,, m c encamped every wuere. '
Up to one week asro. Mia denii.0 r,
yellow fever in New Orleans, Memp'iis, I
icksbnrg, Grenada, and twelve other i
towns ;n the South. aptrieirnt 4 711 ti- i
j number in New Oi leans being 1.023, in I
I Memphis 1,40(1, Vicksburg 512, and Grena- I
ol ' " 7'" a fon,J two thousand.
a table which Im, .1' 1-! 1 11
table which has 1
i'v
ln appearance of severe frosts at Menmhi.
il - -i'v -".v. UI .
and t? 'C6 t se.ve,e Memphis
?"d P"",t9 "uisana, no black frosts
i i ' .
,,,v" apjiearea in entenlber durincr that I
? time any JnTchtk I'wilV'le i
'"'erposed to the fearful ravages of Yellow '
,7,ck or l,,at tue harvest of death will be ,
OVCr . - !
A first class "ensat ion was created in
Vichmond. O., ("ear Steubenville.) a few
SI1"?' "Ll"? C,Pement. of- P1'
nniiil. r lll riHil m O tl n rmr ; ri . ; . t
married man, aged fifty, with
Iet,a ''"pbe!l. a girl of twenty.
i"i.u panics are IllPhlv resoeet nl.la .,l
. - r .,,i,
oehtng to excellent famili.-s t; 1,.. .
a son as old as Miss cm 11 ,nn
candidate for Slierifr 11 J r? iaS
. ' Mieult on Iho Republican
-tcket last election. Tbe parties have
been suspected for some time and closely
H. fi f Alia "V Li.rL . . -
T r' l"e-v oougi tickets for St
Louis Weduesday and deparlod iu a hurry!
I
Arete ? and ottter ATotlngfi. j
''TIow can we help onr town ?'' asks a
Chicago editor. Did you ever trv leaving
it?
Mrs. Inga Hanson of Chicago, Bged 44,
bas twenty living children, and has just
married again.
A Rochester woman went from Iier
marriage to a prison cell, because she wore
a stolen bonnet.
John Ilendrickson, cf Babylon, Long
Island, probably fatally shot his wife and
niece on Saturday, and then killed himself.
Uy order of Cardinal McCIoskey, col
lections for the fever sufferers will be taken
up in all the Catholic churches on the 22d.
Murch, who bas carried the Maine
Fifth, is a jojineymac stone cutter. This
time he put a shaip corner on a Hale stone,
eh?
Anna Rosecrans, daughter of General
William S. Rosecrans, bas taken the veil
at the Drown county (Ohio) Ur?uline Con
vent. A man in Milan bas devised a system
of music phonography. He is already able
to take down some airs as sung without a
mistake.
On Sunday tbe track of tbe Pittsburg
and Eiie railroad from Sharon to New
Castle, a distance of tweuty-oue miles, was
under water.
A Mrs. Cassidy, of Dladensburg, Mary
land, gave birth, August ?A), lo thiee girls
and two boys, who were all living at the
last accounts.
In the Hood at MoacTriile, ra., on
Thursday night, Engineer George Drown,
Fireman George Hoffman and DraXeman
Michael Cabill were drowned.
An exchange calls on young men who
don't like to work to cheer up. Twelve of
them in one little town have lately suc
ceeded in marrying schoolmistresses.
A son of the Rev, Jord Sidney Godol
phin-Osborne (for many year a notable con
tributor to the Ijondnn "Times," tinder
the signature of "S3. G. O.'') bas become a
Catholic.
The 1ST kittens which in seventeen
years the cat of Mr. J. F. Twiss. of Jn
donderry. N. II., has raised, are distributed
all over the Union from New Hampshire to
California.
The Popo is about to sfnd a massive
gold crown, lec: at ed with jewels, to
King Menilex, of Slum, Abyssinia, the
"rightful heir" whom King Johu bas not
recognizee!.
In the rivers of Canada ate varieties of
fish originally from salt water which can
swim by zig z,ig movements from the bot
tom to the top of a sheet of falling water
fifty feet high.
The excitement over gold discovered in
Bucks county bas been renewed. A family
named Swartz have taken out what is sup
posed to be dust, rich iu gold, from a mine
seventeen feet riepp.
Between a Swiss watchmaker and a
Swiss chemist a watch bas been devised
the dial of which will lo phosphorescent,
so that at night or iu the dark it will dis
tinctly show the hours.
A broken down man of sixty and an
old woman with v bom he bad been living
for fourteen years astonished the pooole of
Marietta, Lancaster county, last week by
being -.miteil in wedlock.
Philip I,er, a farmer, residing rear
East Palmyra, N. Y., was instantly killed
oti Monday last ly the explosion or the
boiler of a steam thresher. Three other
persons received probably fatal injniies.
James Sattet tif-ld. of Hickory, Meicfr
county, gathered a bunch of wheat, grown
from 0:1.. kernel, wlrch contained 50 heads,
and aggregated 2,(Kk) grains. It was dis
covered growing in his buckwheat field.
A barometer in Sonthington, Conn., is
made of a tree toad in an open fruit j r.
When damp or rainy weather is near, the
toad climbs up a ladder to the top of the
jr and sings as loudly as in her native
haunt.
Isham Lewis, colored, cut the throat
of M iss Hannah Cooitney, aged IS), in
Worcester, Mass., on Saturday evening, in
flicting a wound which is probabiy fatal.
She had rejected bis add.-es.ses. Lewis es
caped. The old crater of Mount Yesuvius.tbat
bas made so much teriiLle h.suiry in its
day, is about to go into the business a?ain.
The b vttomof the old crater has opened
and it will soon be filled with lava to over
flowing. Rumor has it that a young limh of tbe
law in Pittsburgh, named Lighti-nhelri, bas
fallen heir to a fortune of ?2Jt),(KK) in Ger
many. IT the story be true, it must oe ad
mitted that Ligbteiiheld the winning card
I hat time.
Extensive forest fires are ragino- in the
country north of the Cc ltimbia liver, Ore
gon, causing losses estimated al $3tHi,XK).
One man lost his life. A public meeting
for the iclief of the burned out settlers bas
been held in Vancouver, W. T.
Mr. W. F. Parker, of Nashua. N. IT.,
puzzles the doctors with an annual attack
of the measles. For twenty years they
have broken out i.poii him. on the same
day of the year and at precisely the same
hour. He ought to put his cWk on
John Hall, a negro of Hampton, Conn.,
married a white woman several years ago
and was very proud of her ; but she seems
to have regaided herself as bissuperior for
she whipped him before the honeymoon
was over, and now has kicked him todeath.
One of Gen. Butler's admirers met
him on Somerset street, Boston, the other
afternoon, and slapping him familiarly on
tlie shoulder said : "How are ye, Gnvntr ?''
I he General resented the insult to his dig.
nity by hitting the man a blow with his
cane.
A plurality not electing in Maine it
was of curse the policy of the Democrats
to cast their votes in such a manner as to
throw the election into the Legislature.
Bu-. jr. I ennsylvania a plurali-y does elect
and Democrats w.il supjH.rt their own can
d mates.
The village of Kollmar, in Tlolstein. is
famous for tbe longevity of its inhabitants
,m,s a Population of 1,400 souls. A diamond-wedding
the seventy -fifth anniver
saryhas just been celebrated there, the
.enth in fourteen years, and two others are
impending.
Ti1"Tl1? Cincinnati Enqvirer Rays that
Tilden isn't such a mighty gen-rous man
but still contributed f :r,0 ifthe j eUow fe'
ver enfferers. He gave f 250 of it out of his
own barrel at home, while Hayes gave the
remaining ?100fro,n Sammy'ssalary, wb ch
he continues to draw.
At Lewiston, Me., on Saturday night
as a young Frenchman and a lady were re
turning home from a circus, they were
seized by tux roughs, two of whom bHclthe
man while the other for ravished he
young lady. Five men have beet arrested
for complicity in the crime.
Robert Carvel la a -i-.r,.: , .,
. . -1 "icKiwiiai naponn
"P ,n a ban' " ! "uai
, "i' " wfiiimin in ,is usual
hazanbtus style, from the fair gr nods a'
I hoMnxville. New York, on Saturday af
fell' f'o'tV WLe" R heiht f fiSf f2t he
fell to the ground, sustaining injuries that
will in all probability prove fatal
ueorge s Keeper, is the possessor of a
gold watch weighing one pound and a biir
It was made to bisoider, in IWlynVcmt
. and. ,f proper to speak of a wa ch as
in he feminine gender.' no dotGeo
will Keeper as a time-keeper all bis life? 6
a sTudeynt,i,rff?ian nRmcd Vh"ler Uoste'llo,
a student in the umvers.ty at M.rgantown
V est Virginia, went down into a well The
bvTonl aV CA ami"e Bnd Was
iy r.,nl air. A man named Mavor attmn
LV re8CnC ,,im Rnd '- ove 2'
Before assrstanee arriv,J botb died.
An Italian, named Palo Lagone, dona
ted one pint of peanuts, a few days ago, to
the Oil Exchange, at Patker city, to be
sold ar. auction for the benefit of Ihe ycl
low fever suffereis. The total proceeds
amounted to f232.S0. The price for each
nut ranged from one dollar np to fifteen
dollais.
--Ou Satntday morning, while three
bnys were playing on the sbntes of the
breaker at the William Penn Colliery at
Shenandoah, tbe doors were opened for the
purpose of loading cars, and the boys were
drawn into the suction. Two of them were
rescued alive, but tbe other one was dead
when taken out.
At the school district election in New
Haven, Conn., on Monday, the tssne being
an attempt to re-establish devotional ex
ercises in the public schools, tbe ticket fa
voiing re-establishment was elected by
2.01-0 majority, the Catholics uniting with
the Protestants to bring about tbe success
of the Bible ticket.
Ex-Governor Biglcr, of Clearfield, re
cen ly visited Bellefonte and was eereuaded.
He said that be left there forty-six years
ag0, with a two-horse wagou, bearing bis
wot Idly wealth in the shape of a printing
office, with which be set up business in
Clearfield after having printed a paper for
two yeats in Bellefonte.
A Visalia. Cala., dispatch pays: Last
night William J. White, susecting undue
intimacy between bis wife and Dr. Mebr
ing. the family physician, ostensibly left
borne, but soon returning, found JWehring
in Mrs. White's bed room, and attacked
him with a penknife and cut bis throat,
producing instant death.
East Liverpool, Ohio, Is warmed and
lighted by its natntel gas wells. The gas
gives a t'..imn that almost 1 ivals tbe electric
light in brilliancy, and it csts so little that
the lamps in the city streets are kept burn
ing day and night. It is osed in private
bouses and factories alike, and cooks a
steak i-r beats a furnace.
Simfl of tbe boy-sot Carroll ville, Wis .
made a midnight parade, wtapped in
sheets, and starting from the Village grave
yard. Their idea was to scare whoever
saw them. They succeeded. Three wo
men went into convulsions at the sight,
one sick man was thrown into relapse, and
a gill broke her arm by a fall in climbing
hastily over a fence.
Stanley is going back to Africa, and
count less young men thirsting for renown
want t go with him. We do not like to
suggest it. says tbe llarrisbnrg Patriot, but
if he could be persuaded 10 lake a certain
Eliza Pinksfon along as cok 01 something
of that kind he would be lifting a great
weight off the mind of the man who fraud
ulently occupies ths presidency.
Mr. Keating, editor of tlie Memphis
Appeal, writing in defence of tbe negroes
cancel nine a malicious charge marie against
them "n regard to the yellow fever scourge,
says: "The statement is a libel ujH.n the
negroes of Memphis. All honor to them,
they have done their duty. They Lave re
sponded to every call made tipou them, In
proportion to their numbers, quite as
promptly as tbe whites."
-1' C D. Sanders, of Parker sl-n,
W. Va., is a tall, straight, robust man,
ltetwren fifty and sixty. He has not slept
for fil'tcf 11 jrais ; be feci tired sometimes,
but never slfei y, tboueh be bas tried
woiking continuously for ten or eleven
days and tiiuhts. Heavy opiates b.nve no
effect upon him. At night be goes lobed
"so a lo be out of the ay," and lies
thore and thinks, but does not sleep.
Smth Carolina seems to be blessed
with only one great and good statesman,
and that man is Governor Wade Hampton.
The peoplo want to send him to the United
States Senate, and yet don't want tn either,
because that will take him away from the
State, and they peed him at Lome very
badly. 'J his apjienrs to be such a sad case
that we, like the llarrisbnrg Patriot man,
might be induced to go down tbeie for a
consideration.
An old resident of Oil City, Pa., says :
"I have lived here since oil was first dis
covered, and I can confidently say that
over ninety per cent- of those who huve
grown rich iu oil production and oil specu
lations are now paupers. The discoverer of
the oil in Ihis distiict himself never realized
anything from it. This wns Colonel Drake,
who made thn first stiike on the Oil Creek,
near Titusville, in 1SD. He is now living
on charity in Vermont, a poor old man."
Mary Daley, a supposed widow, was
killed i'i Steubenville, Ohio, by a railroad
accident. Her baby was left to tbe care of
her brother, who sued the railroad in its le
balf, securing a verdict of 5,000. Stop a
husband turned up to claim the custody of
the child and the money. Afterward an
other husband came, with an insurance
policy of $.-,OO0 in bis favor on her life.
Both men had parted from her years bp
fore, but w ere ready to profit by ber death.
Between tho yellow fever, the sun
stroke season, the recent ll.vtds, the great
marine disasters, the colliery explosion.tho
sinking of that English pleasure steamer
and numerous other accidents, the mortal.
Jty list has been unusually large this year,
including thousands who seemed destined
to attain a hale old age. The reports of
iiiu lauiine in India and China ehow. too,
that tbe work or decimation bas been by
no means confined to tbe civilized jxtrtiou
of the globe.
A trne heroine has come to light at
W ashington, who, when she found out re
cently that tbe $1,000 salary or a man with
a family was about to be cut down, went
quietly to the authorities and begged that
the reduction might fall upon ber $1 0O
salary, as she bad no others to support
and could bear the reduction letter. She
requested that ber name might not be
mentioned, but it leaked out, and she was
much confused when ber grateful fellow
clerk cam to thank her.
Mrs. Pearce. the woman at Hamilton,
Out., who fasted lor forty days in obedi
ence to a "divine command.' at the con
clusion of the ordeal ate a hearty meal iu
the presence of her family and four physi
cians without experiencing any inconve
nience. Tbe doctors are said to be puz
zled and to entertain no doubt that she did
fast, as she pretended to. inasmuch as ber
bedroom door was locked at nights, and
during the day she was always nccoropac
icd by some member of the family.
The lastest trick of tbe Republican
campaign orators, says the New Ynk
orM, is to denounce tbe Democtatic
claim of economical administration as false
because tho eleven appropi iafi on bills fr
tlie fiscal year 187S-9 fiMtt op $137 213 93 .
77, as compared with ?14(l,3S4,CLlo.U5 fo"r
the fiscal year 1877-8. Very well. Now.
will our Republican friends let us know
why, if Sfla7.213.933.77 is an extravagant
amount, the Republican Senate refused to
concur in the House's proposition t appro
priate. 144.0S7, 739.94 for the expenses of
Government and amended the appropria
of"o1boIS tiU t,)e "mounted to 101,M2,-
The Dansville (N. Y.) Adtrrther, ot
a recent date, tells of a singular tectacle
witnessed in that neighborhood. He says
Ou Wednesday arternoon a spectacle was
witnessed by DansvillUns resembling one
or four years ago in character, but greatly
exceeding it in magnitude. Clouds of
small winged ants blackened the atmos
phere in perpendicular streaks, extending
north and south an apparent distance of
five or six miles, and perpendicular from
near the earth about a mile upward, and
moved rapidly from east to west with the
wind from near four o'clock until it was
toodaik to see them, so that the vast in
sect 11-H-k must have lweu more tbau even-ty-tlve
miles in JciigtU.
In a pond of fire acres in R:vr,.:j
Mass, 2.W0 eels were placed t . '
ago, Ihe owner intending to jeave
disturbed for five yeats. H,. i,a; f "
lcgnlarly on a kind of shell fish, rt Ti"1
pond now bas ''millions in it."' y 8
garden rae they can be diawn ,Jt .
those Who have been there, and a o m
fish thrown in on the end of a stVp ' 4
and then pulled out again will l,nvp a'!C'1"1
eels dine ing to it. When the (i,,,.?"
out to feed them a sttoke of 1 ; 5."
against the wagon cslls bundled to n
6ui face of Ihe water. " e
The colliery disaster In Waf. 1
week was, with the excepilon ofi.P(. ,
sion at the Oaks, rear Bainslcv in Ii '"
ber, ISBS, tbe most f.ml mine' cUi
known in the experience of Great
On that oceasi.m the death rr',,j 'I'.V'1-.
849 ; now, of ?-73 who wet down Z n
"shift" at 11 o'clock on Tuesday, s
rescued, and the lemainit.g .-,1" ' i'e
exception or 10 or 12 who , , V Km, ,!
out badly barred, lay scotched SI:d '1
at the bottom of the mine. Ti e T, 1 1
mine disaster in Pennsylvania' j,,"'.?
when the death roll nnmbeied ir-j , ,.'
most serious in Amei ican jtr nnK. ' e
At Port Stanley, Canads. ,,:r p,;.
widow, went to a picnic wiM, brVtw'o
ters. Her prospective brother it, iaw
present, and. considering ,er a(.t,.ls
free and fiisky, declared be w-mi, ' h,.t
sjteak tober again. Afterwatds Le Vu.ll
boat and invited her and some others t(i
with him for a sail. When they wfT
about a mile fmm shore Mrs. Lai! sa t
him, "Will Christian, are voi, c. m,. ''
to see me any more?' "I'"u, c,n.,
riiabt for tbe last time," he sa;d. s-a.'.
np in the boar, she threw her hat ViY rl
ber. said "Good -by, Bert : good-lv W ' '
Fprang oveiboard and was diow ull. '
The Vandersloot family, (.f wtl"jc.fl f( (k
Rev. Mr. Vandeisloot, who "lattlv d-ct i7
and was buried on S1turd.1v. the 1,
is in many respec's a verv remarks',' ,
It can bo traced back fur three ): ri'-"
years in the ministry of t:,e II rli:mf-j
Church. Commencing with tbe reform,
lion and out inning ou to the present fin?
tlie link bas never failed. I:( mvy ,.f ;
families there bas ren but one's .n 't
that son circled on bis armor ju t;,e '.-.
of the Church. At one li;i:9 f .;;r c, ,Vr.
ntions passed with but oi,e s,,Ti , . f
family, but the link never failed. 1:7
perhaps, the only can of the lii.l e,?r
known in America, at.d is a r.fa;..
Tlie family s n.-t a M.imen.i.i or.e. o.f -
being but three or foiii fati i' ts . f tLs
name in existence.
Matilda Stanley, kntwn 'hr rTrfT
't Q'teen. and lecornjd rcl. aVtl'e
! tribes ibrongJiont tbe United !Vr. ' w
buried in Woodland eemprr-ry at IhT'en
' Oh'o, on Snnday. The q-irMiVns a , n in
ot great influence armiij hrr ra.e. fe
died in Vicksburg last wi: trr, r, d e
body was en'ba'med ard pre-rrn1 rt '
! the present limn f..r finai Yr.r. T.i..'
funeral attracted v;s;for from t.'i? t-jr.
rounding coun-ry. CsO'i peo.! .vn"in
sttemlaiice. I'-. resent at it .f j r -',1:-: t
I Gypsey fam -Iks rrom all paitsof -.. Vt v-i
Sta'es and Canada asscri.l.lf-d at i ,...,,
for the occasion, and the f,.'ner;.i ;o c-s i n
was a mile In bnoth. The c-rfti..' t k
coinluetd by a mims'er tf tl-c lr:,fj
Biethien Chnrth, a'nl o-d t ( t (' :T r f: iu
, that of aChiistian fin. oral. At i'.p ri -?
an affecting scene ccnrred. t; c-. i'.rtreii 1 f
the queen throwing dens, ;y, t
giavp, a'.d filling the air with t'..r 'jn:rG
tatiidis. Dayton has b'-t 11 f r s"iif ! ; p
the headquarters f the Cvps. o
country, and tbe ki-ig, Lu'shni-I f t' e
queen, lives near tLat ci'y ai.tl t 't
tract of land.
The severe storm, of which a p"t; i
was experienced in Ti i loci. -?y, ti l t:;
damage in Western Petmsvlv.vna. nr.-.n.
West Virginia, OLio. ad"p-rp'-rf tn-v.
ada. In Western Pei-iisyim i t m i
lasted three days, tl e storm reacl.irff tie
climax with a furious cah of w-::ri ii
Thursday night. Te!ei;rat!i lines r-e
prostrated, and travel f.fi ti e W". s'f"i r.i I
roads was interrupted by w?. !i ci,t. At
Meadville the creek rnrti:. g t r :: i '
town was Mooded, ami l-.ti.t'tn w .-:!, ,f
proj-rty was destroyed. A Tei'ltt-vj
on the Atlantic and Cie?t Vr--'-n lis I
road broke through a brii'jre tl,t"e n
from the town, and the ftigin"er, f t:;
and brakemau vee do-wred. Tt.-hj
morning a man was iltiiini ! (.'' !'.' inm
the swollen creek in Mcadv i'ie. A trva
on the Erie and Pittsburgh r. nl rstutit-i
culvert nearShenatico. killing tbf -r
and fireman, and fatally it;:-is :y
brakeman. A house ws ssj.i s"tj
Guntown, near Conneautv; !". srd it
feared several lives have been lt. At
G-eneva a man ami b-y were di -rrrrd. I)
irginia great damage was d ,: 1 -y :'
wind, as well as rain, mat y h-.'f
Chesterfield, Henrico and Rati .rerc iit::f
being bl wn down, aud a uu'lIh-i cf pr-
sons injured.
ir a n fi:n ns rurxr.
COLLEGIATE and CCMErn.JL
tieneral Kas.pPs Sc h-ol. "t w t!r-n. ''. 44 '
yf.ir. Prcpartuiirr to t".. '.. s-.-l- r- : s 1
or Husincss. Thofeuit Ii p!i '. " r 1 ' ' I
itary trainlnir. it y mnasl ics. to. t nliit.l r:
eeni on aji,.icatien. SenJ U r cma-ar. .i
of upplicant.
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A HAY to Airer.t onrvi!t rf.r:rVA
sW side Visitor, rrrt.w hiM "' - .''...
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United States, the Terr. tern-? a"'1 .
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names of the newspaper liavtrit l,!f . A
eirc-iilatinn In each ot the j.l.t-f "'.....', .. ' '
iMiauiifue "i newspapers " p
to advertisers as civiii greate-t v., j,
lion to prices rhartred. Al.'. ''''' ,
AL'T't-ultiiral .L urnals. verv c ,'f",i. 0
many tahles o' rates, sbewmit !!,
tislnj- in varlnns newspapers, ana " . iM
fornnttlon which alf-KinniT la ? , '.' K
Ct ., Newspaper Adveriituc liuriu'
street, New York. .
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