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TBI CAMBRIA FflEEIHM.
SBEN33UflU, r.,
FBIDT ----- JAN. 3, 1879.
Th eondi'i of Wade Hampton, which
wa renaided an somewhat critical (or two
,
.
o .twee days after ha underwent the am
n .i .il . nr Iff. K DOW so much tot.
d- -d tbst ht p!ijictne hava no lnaer '
P , .., a ' '
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ALinnnm me nisi oy or January,
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act of Cong tea. U 1875. for the r.aun,Pri..o
f p cie payrnenta, it may be aaid that ia
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i nption waa an accomplished fact in ail
the Urge citiea and town, in the c.nntry. !
f rt several days in advance of that time
Ite t'Vetit tab n?;t cieaied any uridtie ex
cfirrncnf, tint bs il been attended wnli
ij liifficu'ty. When gremiacks are as
.ad as cohi. and when those who To.;
them know tbat th"y can g't gold for them
at tl.e ub! reasui v, there a ill not likely be
avy aUrmiHg ,ua"on the bank, a it is call- '
, . .
ed. That tcmimptK-ii thus commenced
will be Kiiccrsfnlly maintained, is not t had pievioutily been nominated f Jr te-e!ec-duab'ed
by the Treasury departmeut. It . lion. At the election in Xovambcr the
must not ba expected, however, that the
mer fact of resumption will cauue pioa
prlry, but 1; shows a Condition cf a3ira
I i the country, wli'ch gives s'.ro og mul
aace of hatter time in the near fmu.e.
A rrnt the appointment of the members
ct uiaine a ommutee or investigation, it ;
km aioouteren mat tne resolution am not 1
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make any provision for the r.eeesaary fjuds
l- miwr its tnnii ITnrA or a 4 & iltfrlrril-
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ty of a moat serious nature, for a Congrea
sUroal committee to investigate fiauds In
South Carolina and Louisiana, and without
a y money to give It a start and keep it
moviug, is a veiy harmless institution, and
c!.ely resembles the play of Hamlet with j
the part of Hamlet left out. It luckily i
t imed up, however, that at the last session j
tt.e sum of $20,000 had been appropriated )
to pay the expenses of what is kuown as ,
the S o;ey Mattln vrV committee, no por
tion of which bad been used. Tbe At
torney Oeneral klnd .y came to tbe rescue
of the committee, and furnished it with a
written opinion, that it could legally avail i
i'.alf of the Matthews' appropriation,
which i.f course the committee was only j
to willing to do; and on Tuenday five of j
Itamenibeis, including the chairman, Mr. I
i rnrr, ivib iur i c ji itrii9. uo ururi
still prevails at Washington that Blaine'a
newspaper charges of fraud and Intimida-
ttoo will be found not to rest on a very solid
foundation after tbe committee Las heard
boib sides of the question, and that ao far
m fjlaine Intended tho developments to be
tode by it, as a pretext for a renewed and
m.ne vigorous waving of the bloody shiit,
it will prove au impotent failuie.
Tbs frtcnds of Hon. Thomas F. Bayard,
Tel'd States senator from Delaware, lu
toud malting a united and vigorous eTort
to secure his nomination aa tbe next Deui
oaratio caod n!ate for President. Mr. Hay
ard : justly regarded as one of our ablest
and pmest public men aa au honor to bis
State, and gifted with all the essential
qualities which constitute a true American
Senator. His official record since he has
been a member of the Senate has been
P'l e and without blemish, and that lie
would make a safe, honest and patriotic
obief oiaglf'.ra'.e, is beyond all doubt or
ciMitruvetsy. It !s loo soon yet, however,
to make any Intelligent calculation, either
In reference to the candidate or as to the
rrsult of the next national election, Sev
eral things may occur during tho present
year which will point unerringly to the mau
to be ss'-eled by the national courentiou
as the lender id the Dernociatic lnsts.
The troublesome and distracting question,
and the one which has in.i id the most seri
ous Inroads into the oiganizlion of both
the d political parties, ia the financial
problem, and until the Democratic party
everywhere arrives at a drfiuite under
standing on that i'RUO, as it Ollht long
sineo have done, ail calculations as to can
riidates and reMiits are flat, stale and ua
prodiable. One thing can be said of
Thomas F. IJayaid isitl, l....lt iil, . i.i, ,.-, ieRocl ., orefJ5t upoil tlia adinilUa.
and that is that on the financial question ; tionj, weak ,ii)lp,aJ. ill(,eed of peiBl)na,
be ha, been thoruch-going and consistent ;favonli,;n w,5cb ranji()t b() succewriI
throiichinit Ihe stiusi;le, always advocating defended and will meet with the intbg
the fame doctiine and never fslteiing hi K
tha courage plaiuly aud resolutely to avow 1 "nt rebuke of the people, out of whose
!t. j treasury the junketing bill will have to be
1 ,)nM
It is reported from Washington that In; im a a a
addition to Hartranft being able toeonvt-ise TiIK NKr.nrtss Nor.TH A5D Sot'TII. The
In the German language, his backers for
ominsttori to tbe Herliu mission are mg
iug him on the favorable contideratmu cf
Mr. Hayes because be is poor. If this lat
'er ni'sforttme is a good reason why a man
hou'd be made an American envoy at a
1 iropeau oourt, there la perhaps a legion
' f Republican ttatosmeu in Pennsylvania i
v. uo-e c.a.iu, a.e equany a. strong as .nose
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'. Hditrauft. Fl-it is be poor? If lie is.
.:en he dou't deserve to bo sent to the
.'ir of Germany, or to have any other
!-'1m cotifeired ujwm bim. Hufore be was
v-;?ciad Governor, be held tha office of Au-
t' tor General for j: years, the salary of
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w! ieb is supp siod to be, or at least ought
. i- . r.rt i.i . . o
t, comfortably romuuerating. Since
M -n he has beeu Governor for two terms.
ai years, at a yearly salary of $10,000.
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thus beeu paid out of the State
t: .snry during his twu lertni as Governor
t' .-'y tituutand d4'.lari, and all the time Las
res ded in ahouw. elegantly furnished, be
: 1 -ring to the Stats, and known as "the
: .venur's mansion." Io addition to all
it. is, In eould navel over any railroad in
ti:," State without paying fare, asordinaiy
i 'i.t: tala are required to do, for tho reason
t' jI bis p ocket-booSc was always full of
'. -9 paaoea. The poverty argument, if
i I i- ram't's frinuds have really used i, is
Vi':y thin, aud they had belter, tbeiofi.re,
." fie'ii original Mtition, that he ran
ienoHii, r.veu at tba nsk of the ilia
ny bciug ma It at Beilm thai 1. ia pure.
.. .-.'.ciaiud PeiinsylvAuia Datoh, which
: 1 -j uiiJcit.iod lu court circles, ioi ia
s; v-.-r oi.wU. .n ti.st it,utd epit-i.
It Is not too late yet to refer to the ante
cedents and result of tbe contest for V res
ident Judge ia the district composed cf
Franalln and FuKon ouuntie and tbe Ves-
son it tesches. The Franklin eonnty Dem-
oratio convention nomina'ed F. M. Kins-
Kiel, of Chamberaboig, and empowered biro :
to appoint hia own conferees.
The Fulton ,
oount, Democracy nominated George A. ;
Smith. acd alao conferred upon bim the
uoweroi Sr eciine Lis coinereca. no
conference met at GreeticaMle, in Franklin ,
a .r... k.,uiM ,.k. K.t ...rt.f
day without making a nomination, ad i
journe -,o nito. ks,u " "-- ,
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reached, nor was there any agreement at j
three or four subsequent meetingt ol me ;
-
conference. In final meeting took place ;
Cbambcrsbnrg, at which, after a good (
ami nominated him as a candidate. As ;
svn as the Fulton conferees wore apprised
of this, they promptly met it by nominating
Smith. The present judge of the district. '
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Rowe. Kepubhcan.) was then, orperhaps
vote in Franklin county, in which lloyt hail
43 of a majority, was a tie between Kiiu
mel and Rowe, and in Fulton, which gave
Dill a majority of 428, Howe teceived 97
votes more than Kirnmel and was therefore
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j elected, although he le.l between .out ana j
, ,
tee bundled behiud the combined vote ol ;
Kimmel and Smith m that county, er.ner
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one of whom, it limning single tianaeu, i
j could of couise have been elected in tbe
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d.Hiict. The lesson to be learned from ,
A. ..r if ,.,r,,.ir cin.lo lian.it. i
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this one case, as well as from others of the !
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same kind, is tbe impolicy of permitting a
candidare to namo bis own confurees. He
will take good care, as Kimniel and Smith
each did, to appoint none but '"last ditch"
menrrjends who are pledged to stand by
him t u j)aras, and never to yield to his
cornpotitor. If Kimmel and Smhh them
BevM ,,ad met elber to ,ake a nomina
f ,,- won;d i.ave b,.en made
which shows the aupteme folly of per
mitting them to send their person a I repre
Mn,sliTtl to a conference. Who can doubt
lbat if ,bo lwo collnty corjyentioiis bad
elecled Uia coferees a nomination would :
have been mad Rnd tuo dlstrict carried?
Tbj() practjce of aiK,wing candidates lose- j
,ecl U)elf Qwn confeiee8 ig Ilot so cia that j
lb(J memory of man rurjneib not to the con- j
nii uui i i i couiiiiiciji icicui iiinw- .
tio.fi. ... ir.tr. r,.rU mm nirpniPti t It is
party management. It ,s
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especially dangerous in a district composed .
. 1 a . i
of to eouottea, and m oar judgment is
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conferring upon a caudidate a power which
he can wield, if so disposed, with fatal ef
fect against tbe best interests of his party.
GK?t. Oiuxt'i son, Fred Grant, sailed
from New York on Saturday last to join
his father in Pari?. This young man, who
after graduating at West Point, engaged
in the banking business in Washington,
regu.ariy arawing an me nme nissaiaiyas ,
an officer of the army, is now a member of
t t - a
Qen. Sheriilairs staJ, and has bscn sta
tinned at Chioago. His father is about to
leave Paris for Japan, China, and other '
countries in the far east, and Commotio! e
r'atterson, of the United States vessel of
war Richmond, has been instructed by tbe
Secretary of tbe Navy to take him on board
at some port on tbe Fiencb coast and dead
head bim in his journey towards the rising
sun. At bis request another accommoda
ting member of tbe Hayes cabinet, Mc-
Creary, Src;etary of WTar, has granted :
laave of absence to young Grant, to enable '
him to accompany the "seooud Washing i
ton," so called, on hiseastern tour. Hence !
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rred. Urants departure from Now 1 oik j
on last Saturday. Notwithstanding ,is
absence from bis post of dny, on acc unit i
of which the army wilt not ma'eiially suf-
! fer, hia pay will stiil go on, just as il did i
j when be was a banket. Other ex Prel- .
ilents have visited Europe, but Ihey have i
paid tlieif own way, and had no national
war vessal placed at their disjiou.il totrans i
j pott them at government expense, from
oue country to another ; but times change ;
j and men charge with ttiem. Tin se extra
ordinary pi ivileges extended to Grant and
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o,.y. nas uR s:Vy, very sensibly too,
, i.-n rt r-ti'j'A,: nni.,, ,k .ili:n.:ilL in UXCMIIIff
j considerable interest in poiitic.il uncles:
. lliera are Ave Detiioeriit.e co ored men
! two eoiored Uepublicrtus in the Alabs-na I.elr- !
is oture. one or wtiom has t.et-n ariestut tor
stea. Iur .nun the other. The i torn la Uvlrl.-i- .
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eared by a Iie,erat o Mouse nrrr a whno !
' Iietiionai. Most of ihe c.o.r. d Irrislators in i
I':."5,?''''' ':"r
mn im pii.iioi. r ii i ui ' i-i p ii i n I ooiniiian lurire
i . ..'nre.t -r-.i.. n. i ,,. f n. r.. ,. " .
In the Pennsylvania Legislature they have no
representative. Allegheny, too, has a larite
f representative.
colore!! mrn MMif I'lhi'lMii. JiuiL'vJn!
r ""- are rar bei:. r ooanaed tor b trisiators
, Ihoi tlien-S mthren brethren I j-reisonof thesu
' per-or aina.io:ts i..eV have. Ytt -i.e South
: toesinake.-mereeo iiiionr ihe oored mm .
who tne N..r. t. Mu.imu.iy ret use, ,., d,T i ,
Ln"' '" n "jore tor ih poiir c-i mivjnm.
, ineni or t fie colored man lhati :h ai i'iili. ihe
clmrfje t.r dif ranehisem-nt .if Southern colored
' ineti. so rreeiy tiannien ny asp'rina- staiesmen.
c .me. wlih a vrrv bnd arace. la tiie North tile
resro is as completely !-nored as he wm before
the sfiire i.f the 'ourf-emli and efteenrli
:npni)iiini. fie Is simp'y usd as a polities!
power in tho auise of a otei . lavmf nn claim
or inert! t. tlie limtia and fishes. H'j affords a
ttt on which aml.iilous acntaiT'itf ilea rlnr the
chan.'t nf m' ok vmpi.thv and tioml'iea of su
perior t.ux:ilty aiiJ poiiiioal virtue."
1st consequence of tbe daniemna. and
what is feared may prove the fatal illness
of It. V. Mickey, the moat adroit and
irns'ed member of tha Csoieron clan, it Is
aaid that- f,n a aie eniertained by sine of
Cameron's fuends that lie may be "cir
cumvented" at tha senatorial election, two
weeks from next Tuesday. Thete is not
tbe least danger of it, Don Cameron's
lat tier never yt failed 10 capture a Petiu-t-)lvatua
legii,n.ure, if necessary, and his
""n will take o.d care Mickey living-, or
Wackey ,td, that the well earned reputa
1 m n i.f the flr-w .hall be iulnUlred. at all
LtiSria si say expeuee.
I " aney oi trie jiutim, - - -f , . , ; , . ... . -. - . ...
. two candidates. Kimtuel's frieuds withdrew ,..,nl.,,inn .mt meat maasoa of overhang- hied to death. j was sorting. 1 he propr.etor of the estah-
from the conference, met at another place , ig rocks tumbling down from the cliffs P Leo XIU .3 engaged tn drawing ; hahmeiit look the.,, f,.,io her, tut she aned
Blown to Atoms.
Tlltt MEH KILLED BY AS EXPLOSlOW OF
KBSDROCK ItllH PATTEKSOS, J. J.
Nhw York. December 29. -About e Ten
mile wet from Patterson, N. J., m W J"
.
cffic( jths prekness Valley, are located .
tm Ipa from r(QUui'"- r -
the reodrock woiks of J. K. K ! ,
which have been in , '"J Sirred j
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the first, Feb
a mrs t m scnunfi January , i
n,e thii'd July 1, 187S, the fourth yester-
dar. At none of the former explos.ona ,
e there anv serious casualt.es, txcept in , lo-t some 2U0 000 feet of logs from oung
uary. 1376. when a wo.kman s eyes , woman s creek Cameron county,
e dest.oycd, Hut yesieiday three A resident of St Albaria has a son, a
J . ,i 1. . n onnit grandson and a treat rrniidsiii- and oneol
j 1',nlJIhy
rere
. i, i.ttl blowu to atoms,
The explosion ?JZ "fh." i
past niue a. m.
j caused to shut or
casi'iufiKN uu"i Ttio - i
f,p,,i an(J a-jar jUe that fnn, an incipient j
j
Paf'eisoit. but at poi
from the scene of the explosion
In the I
above, an
miles from 'he woika window light were j
broken, doors wero slammsd and other j
nnwjnted oocurrc'cos startled the inbabi i
tants. , I
Th remaps of the unfortnnate woikmen :
1 he rema.ns n in uniorii u ..,
,i . . .iieiAitM nt two ana inrue no i fui.:iij oi tiMtuciitinni ociwt-co iu miii mji tiiein, ;tuu mo ojiirurns i.ouit nai
over hundreds of acres, and in lliisoccupa- Aunty Graham, aged onehuudied and two : at the head of an Euglib pilrime, 1,
tiou about a half dozen men wero engaged , year;., wore picsent. J 300 Rtio-g. He has now (rone, with bis
from before noon until a lato bonr in the The Cathobcs and Protestants of Cin- j newly mr.rritd Dueller's and bis mother
afternoon. The thiee men klllen were I
KirHiriaiid Marks who leaves a wife and j
five children Charles Hensel, who leaves
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a wifo and seven children, and John Mau-
ley, who had a large family
, -j,ese woikmen were engaged in tbe !
. . woden structure about ;
i,., - .miiti-n structure about :
. n !iie!i the mterials i
f,,rn.,n .i.e ,Pndrock are. nmalgainalod.
ifendrock is a mucn more poweimi expio-
than gunpowder and is put nr in .car-
tridges chiefly nsed in blasting. It is not
;bo" ht t(, ag d.erous to handle as
T?nrtnok i mnrh more uowenui exnio-
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n:ro glycerine, which is one of the i tig re
! ita .mr.rm1tiMl H.'Kift-l
liotii;oi. to OU . w ,m. -i . .
ients used in us composition, iseaides
nitro-glycerine a mixed acid, nitric acd
sulphuric, is used with other matoriala.
A NicF. Tnto. Elopement of Three TFftiV
Girls with Thret Married Xr$roe A dis
patch from Concoid, 2S', C , of Dec. 18lb,
tells tbe following disgusting story :
A irrent scnnrtnl tius thrown our community
Inio an intense i-xciii-iiii-iit. Thru white Kirli.
numoil Mllle 'l ilhriiftuist, A'ld (Jrhi-r, unit -Mrin
SiriekliinJ flontd with ilirire neuroes tiiis cveu
tmr ar'i hrive Kono. it is snppos-il. to Wnl.inir
ttiti. t. C. to w.-ii. ii beiuu frlonv in thii .state
tnr whlti'B n1 blnok In intermarry. The men I
were brothers. John. Adolphus Mi.d William j
TnwnKHil, Hnd nil hnrt nejrro lvc ani ehil- :
ilreti. Tliev k pi a more mul livery stuble In I
partnership. Tin tfirls were nil raised in the !
country Hnil bmi liiilirrto borne iron.1 (;Iihi'hc
ters ; in ftic-t Miss TtllinKtmsl tins iHUKl't school
two yi-nrs. clrrw hi r ty to-ilnv.
At six o'clock the trio tionritfrl the northrrn
boun l UMinninl were mj-t Itn-ro by the nugro
men. They were elosely veiled, mul probably
no one would have detected ilu in Inn for a ne-
Hn;ceil to a ioor nut worthy youna man.
rote rum nnre to-nRy nna stnt it; rnroiiii
the noHt-t.fflire. He reireived it R little hffnre
wrote nitn n nnre to-nRv nna suit ii nrroiiirn
eix clock, nnd ivventy iiiimites stter a seene I
took piii.i-at the depot. He rushd there with
, ,.,,,. t.t ,i,ecrs h-.f pushel off
nnd troiin In the nle tne triri told turn tiiat
s'io loved J.I1111.0U Townrnd. snd w., Ht.c.ut i
lo ctpe lTh li i tti. She also told one of lu-r
cornpsti. us. 'this stianfe infnl untlon on lh
part oT the female i unaccountable. Fach of
thcrn was preiiy, and Miis TillliiKliA'it was x
eerdinirly handeome and voiuptuona in form.
Telegram have been sent all alunj the line to
stop the couples.
A INf.w Wonder i.t ViRfiiNtt. Ac
counts from most reliable sources have
ennene which has lecenlly taken place in
the Hiue Ridsre mountains in the county of :
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lireene, and which excites the wonder and '
api.ireheii.iion of the nistic population in
the neiehboi hood. A fissure has been dia
covered in the mountain opposite the mid
dle folk of the Hapidan river which has
been traced for many miles, and is believed
to extend entirely through and across the
mountain to the Shenandoah liver, on the
western side. The fissmo is about a foot ,
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w mo:, dim in until oej.iii I n il, n:, U'lVllllll
conM not be reached with the longest itIes j
! cut for the purpose of cxploiing thecrevico. .
i One man in search of loht stock traced the J
. fissure fr at least four miles. The earth I
on ono of its sides is said to be perpeudicu- .
,a,'i hut on the other sido is slanting, us if
'he entire noilheastern side of the moun-
'ZuIZ' S.nd Z Tul
'iii'K oi ussuo.ei i.i nea it lounnat ions. I be ,
phenomenon is certainly curious, and will j
don b less hi. further investigated and the j
fl! l,re tr'l0ei '" ils entire courss. j
i
A TERtitBt E StTVATtON. The Houston !
(Texas) irlenram says that on the evening I
of the 5 h iiiniant a ynng man, named i
Adams, slartad from Coliimbia I..H...I :
on horseback. He thought thai, il would
be more pleasant to i iJe on the railiond
track.
and, striking tho track just out of
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Adams says that he (bought his fiinihatiiv i d'stant, is- said to bo entirely destroyed by
with the truck would keep him out of doorl."
danger, but all at once the hoise came to a I A dispatch from I'attei son, N. .L,
bridire which was without llootiior. At! ; slates that a small bundle of bed ticking,
ams was thrown over the horse's head as ' ,1,at ,,a'1 befcl1 k'cked about the streets for
the ptH.r animal's legs went thiotifh. j several days, was on Friday last found to
When tie recovered consciousness he found contain the body of a well-developed in
himself hanging bead down under the i fi4"- fro7en '""- A mortem discover-
biidgc, one foot being fast in the stirrup, i e,J lja'i heen born alive, aud au iuqueat
tto was s bruised that ho c nl,l not lift
bimsci:, and tbein lie rem toned in the
gieatesi. air tny. There was a whistle and ',
a roar, and he knew that ?. train was com- i
ing. Asthe wheels crashed over the bridge i
he fell a shock. The cowcatcher b id ,
thrown ho horse otT. but the saddln itna
wedged in between sills. He l,un2 unt il '
stiutice and was then res.v.ed !,n..s H.,l i
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WaSiH TO be ITanot-D. The sheriff of:
Northampton count v received t b
ree letters
'" "e r'."m Allotl C. Laros, the Dllir- !
oerer, in wtiic.i tie sta'es lbat lie wants to
d ie ; t hat be is t ind of life, and desii es the
'herifT to bang him and thereby end his :
Mieriff to hang ,im and thereby end his :
troubles. (Ie declares that be is not insane.
tenement house on Tuesday after-
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, ten ible crime hi has committed, and wants !
tho sheiill to end Ins sorrows by executing
l.im aeeorrlturr In tliA .anturn ..f ll,.nn.... ,
1 The ouiniiin in lastnn about bis beinz in- I
sane is anouieqna.iy divided. Some think
that be lias writ ten Ihe letters in or-ler t.-
1 , , ,, , le'r" m order to
more fully prove the plea of insanity, aa he
was always a sharp and sbrnwd vnunr,
niall wul, an excellent education, and was
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mi mn pi'iiicii, n i. i. iiiiiiiu llltl OttAril
of Examiners at Harrishurg pronounce :
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Laiosof sound mind the court of North-
amptnn county will at once ask for Ihe
issuance of another death warrant.
Erascis Josfph. Emperor of tbe Ane-
tro Hungarian Empire, has been compelled ,
to iindrro an attempt at assassination as ,
well as bis brother monarchs of Italy, Ger- j
mtnv tind S r, a l n "C. , t . i n rr 1. a mr. f.t. '
transpired concerning the affair save what 1
it has been seen fit to communicate that is
very little. Francis Joseph has never i
j . e - ...... .
been much of a favoiite among bis Hunga ; gsnsett Hotel. his house nearly $id,f ,;' J was in the
rian subjects, and the wonder is that he j The public schools nf the United Siatea : bab:t of having iaige funis so concealed,
ventnred into the lieait of that country at 1 require $2 02 from each inhabitant for sup- 1 In preference to the kaTeiy of bank vaults,
this time, where hia recent Action concern- i port, and military purpos-s f 1.33. In j Tho murder was committed npr his own
ing Boiuia baa bodu exceedingly unjiopu- ; other countries these items of expenditure I residence, and his servant, William Bnch
lar ' are aa follows : Prussia, 5a cents and $2 - ! holiz, was also attacked at tlie same time. I
20; Austria. 34 ceitu and fl 33; Franc. 29 . The mtodered man's head was cut open
Ir Texas had as many people to tbe cents and f4.50 ; I'aly, 13 cents and f I 57; with a hatchet, and m small wound, appar
square mile a Masaaebnt-a, tba woo'd England and Wales, 66 cents ai.d f3.S8; ently made with a kmfa. was found under
bare s pojMiatiuo of 77,o0r?,ryin. P witrerland, 85 cent sstf f 1 . , tbs !fi ear. Great exciteruei.; ioavsil,
1 Xetca atul Other otmat. I A married woman who formerly resid- a mw
yews atul Other Noting . j
!
There are in all tlie woild 4,480,877 j
Method ist Church members. ,
A knitting-mill ia eoon to be erected at i
Pittaton, Pa. There a minions in knit.
Green-naired children are sometimes !
horn in -Msace. but the color riiKS.nttpa.ia
after tew months.
- - - - . rI
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died in Norton, Mm
-A fire which brol
a nr wu.cn dioho oiu in iiong tvong t
The loaa is Tery great.
--j j. ,
T e o
It
urine the recent flood Cochran Bros. ;
ranflson and a (treat raiHlson, and oneol
his grandsons is older than one of his sons.
'-T
. wo young men named Thatcher,
brothers, were tnrne1 t death in a stable i
. . J 1 X'T t, . .
at Eaftt OrauKe, N. J., on baturday morn- j
'"twhila combing bis ,.air at T.nfant.
Mich., a young man pricKcd a bole in hia
the European powers, with a view to the
repiessiou of Socialistic aud International :
tendencies. j
-Jh0 a!, j14" U f''8 PT in j
West Chester, Inst we.cM, at winch Ann !
Sn,rim ., i,,tr,l h i
cmimu snicerfij urpioio me ioiuiiou oi ,
Ai Pub.sUop farceli to retire trom his cler-
icai '.nice, ami are employing me local pa-
ll 1 t I T
pers to express their regret.
j While the teat of the world is sympa-
thtzm, San t ranciscoans ate probably:
contemplating with satisfaction the possi-
contemplating wuu hausiaciion rue possi- :
bility that numerous heathen Chinee wero ;
cooked in the great tiro at llne Kong.
. k..
P ay.ng -snap , I
-.lontour county,
thrown against a
ntno kii i imi-n louuidy, mn-a
the whip," in Danville,
a few days ago, w,is
building with such force :
as to cause her death in a few hours after. 1
Ono of the curiosities of Christmas in i
Boston was a sermon, preached in a Lap- i
t ist church, before a Reformed Episcopal (
society, by a clergyman who was a Metlio- 1
diht lact year, but is a CotigregatioualUt I
uow. J
A package in a basket was left on the j
doorstep of a cautious Newport woman, I
who, having no ilesire to adopt a foundling,
took the basket to the police, station and
there found that il contained a twenty-j
pound tuikey.
The Philadelphia Record says : "Mr.
Rlaiuo, in his remarks at the New Ertgland !
dinner, in New York, on Monday nigh?, j
aaid he was not ashamed that be was born !
in Pennsylvania. Peuusylvan:a is yet to !
be heard from."
An old man is still cutting wood in t lie
swamps near New Oilcans in virtue oT a
permit gi anted by Ceneial !utler, and
even sells the i ight of culling wood to oth
ers, under this order, which, he claims, has
never beeu revoked.
A j,,,, a inenagei a at Lowell,
... - - - .
"'" m'.-o .i.-i.. , wKo ,
Wednesday. He did not devour the audi- !
enc - beca..8e there was no audience to de- !
InBa I ..... 1 . I . . . . " . ....... I.i. a- I .. .
, . , , . . . . j
vour, but bo bolted a wuoiebcar and
fiightened a timorous baboon to death.
Tho St. Paul Dipirh. telisof a young j
man who bought for $10 from a rival a
quit claim to a gnl's aft', ctions, paid .i on ;
account, and got credit, for the remainder ; ;
pawned his overcoat for ?5 to buy her a j
present with, stole the coat and was sent '
lu ja.l.
In Sco'land there aro
81 Baptist !
At a recent ;
LMUltllC rt'i'l J "JO uirun'ci .-.
meeting in Skye, one of the speakers eaid i
that the Presbyterian churches were full of i
imniinal menibtii s. and lhat there was not
one giH.Kl Chi:stiau in akye outside the ;
liaptisis.
With his little, but keen razor, .T. P.
Thomas, propiielorof tho Liudell Hoiwa '
barbershops, had ncciiiiiubiteil Jdd.OOO, but
be made a much more successful shave
when he man ied :i nil 1 with half a mill ion ,
.
more. Now they call bim the richest cd-
. t
or6d mall III St. IjOUIS.
P.ev. Joseph 15. O'Hagan, of the So- :
ciety of Jesus, President of the College of
U,B Hly Cross at Worcester, Mass., who j
.. - - . .... I... ii. tt,,.r j,., ...l. '
diod at sea of ao.-pWy on December lotli! ',
jia was buried in ti c Catholic cemetery at
Acr.puico on the following d iy.
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Friday, the closing speeches were madn :
tiie pny charged in the murder tiial!
,,f .J;u.k i'elers hihI Mr.i. A. 11. Clark
tie murder of the latter's husband at La- j
grange, and alter live Hours deliberation,
1 be jury relumed a verdict of iut guilty as .
l" both.
Advices from Port an I rmee state !
mat "It is reported mat :n 1 o:t tie 1 n:x
the river chanued its lwd and cvosied tho ;
town, overf1ow;:ig ttio principal part ot it ,
" destroying many houses ami lives. M.
LiUlsdel -NorrJ. situatefl BDiu'.t tliiec noics
,B l" "e
Tames a: land, Judge of the Corpora
,u" l otirl ol L.yncbbuic, a., is i.ouoi less
ihe oldest American judge in active service,
IIe "s eighty-six yoais old las. June, au 1
during thn presnt month held court for
lourlenn days, invariably walking from and
- residence, a distance of three qua,
tersofamile
At ie inqnest on tho b.dy of John
Ileniy Schulte, who was muideied at
South Norwail:, Conn. ,cn Thursday night.
it transpired that Sehulto had in his poa-
SiJSSIOtl i.t thft tune t 1 .,VO 111 money. II is
servant, v ::.iam lirecKliole, wno was Willi
him when he was tnuidered, denied ail
knowledge
knowledge of the money
There was a stranco sicrht in a New
noon
a mother standing guard over l.er
dead baby, while the lather sti ujgled with ,
a.-ol 1,l ctrsn.tnr kI,ii t.a Hi. t Ii rl.a .
parents firmly believe, bad slipped into :
the room to steal the little body. The
well dressed stranger is now uuder lock ;
and key.
In Stanb's coal mines, near Mononga-s
bela city, which have been burning slowly
for several years, tho flames increased to
such au extent a few days ago that tho
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miners wero comielled to abandou their
work. Asthe burning mines are located
directly under the Monongahela cemetery,
it is feared that there will be a wholesale
cremation.
When they saw it they wondered, and ,
when th-y weighed the little angel it kick- '
ei the beam at sixteen pounds and four- !
teen ounces. Then they said, with one i
I . . : - : . I. 1 : .. . 1 . .. 1 -. 1 '
nccnru, it. is inn uiLLttfi oao ctur ooi it
in this city." The scene is laid in Provi- !
dence. R. I , and a principal performer is '
the wife of the head waiter at the Narra-
r. . . t I .t.. I. . I. - 1. J... l 1 1 .i .
A married woman who formerly resid-
ed on Penn avenue, Pittsburgh , eloped
with another woman's husband the other
day. Both husbands were employed at the
same establishment, and the faitliless wife
aecured $"50 from her husband, while the
faithless husband kept Lis own reoufy,
leavinir hia rip sen rod nim imt nnnrit
I he immense sugar p-oe lozs cut near
" 1"' r - . 7'" ,,7 ; "Z . ," . ' VL
' ta o rm . a ( muuiiLaili I U ii I UUIQ Miil(.iti yr
ties Iliem into a deep poiul. The descent
ia 1, .ou tett, thn last tlmd or which is per-
ter vtUh a repoit that can ba heard a mile
r ......
away. The loss weigh several tons each.
forming a tremendous missile.
In Cincinnati, ou Christmas night, a
boy, named Ii inker, swallowed a piee of
hickory nut, whic'i s uok in his windpipe.
S mn after his bronchi! tutors ' becme
filud with blood, and m il he was nearly i
choKetl
: physician inda an inciaion !
. , . ,
across the th.,..it, f.-ui
.ZK
fciiiid that the hholl had
removed it and rew-
e uiiy is rccoverine.
A eiil working in a piper mill ar J H
finally decided tbe case in her favor. b.!d
iug that the pu.c'.iae of wate paper doci
. i
cs
uot give the purchaser a ti-ht to nnki own
t& in H a agasnat the finder.
It is only two or three yuars K.nce the
!lv. ..f .. f..ii, .n, n...... i ..-:.
huh a rei nine 01 iwemy cput. to iounlcs
to show hi devotion to Oar I.adv of the
im
Immaculate Conception. The pril-rriina
niado a magnificent t fTering to the sauc
tuty, and then proceeded to Home.
A Mis. Di'ke, i-.f Mui.leiiburg county,
Kentucky, has an apple which has bben ir
ii.etuuc:cy, lias an aj.pte which has bben in
existence sincn the Involutional v war. A
Ko'.dier received the nt.nlo from his be
sti'.divr receded the applo fiom
trothed jut as ho lefi to jo'.u the army of
Washington ; k"pt it nuring the wiioio !
vAi- ; ie:ui ned u'-er the f.urreiirier r.t York- '
town and n.anied the fair giver. The ap-
pie is sacredly preserved in the famllv.
It is diy and shrivelled, uoJi'.ng renjainui 1
but the wftiy fib;e.
Capt. Buchunan, of Wir.s'on, N. C. :
disliked his daughter's suitor, Jerry Siirl- i
don, and forbade him to come to the hou,;e. ;
Jcr.y: went, however, and iminediate'y ;
fouud himself in the old man's gianp. ,
Af'tr a biief combat, Jerry threw the Cap- ;
tain down and held him there. The Cap- ;
tain called his servant gill and told her to
get tho gun. She obeyed. Then he order
cd her to shoot Jerry. Again she obeyed,
and Jerry was killed.
An almost incredible snry was told fn
Peoria, III., the other day, of a ynuu? g'.ii
named Maggin Lauue to the efiect that o::
last. Thursday she was kidnapped by two
unknown masked man, taken in a hleigh
into the country, tied '.o a tes and l.?r
clothes Eet on lite, having first bf-en ci.io. -formed.
Tho (li'iies burned the ll.ings
with which she was ho.mj and lestoicd
her to consciousness. b'i9 wai f iii.i .r a
farmer and brought to her l:'ipis i;i
city, where tho now lies r.pc isc:.''.is.
.Uv ,,,.1,1, ..!..,.,..-., .s-rnii,: !
the recent fatal shooting .f Mi.is Ilea: 11 ly '
Mi Lillian Dne:-. at P,,,,,,,, fVv :
ice Miiw mn .;j:sse n -re.cniri t-
, , . . . i . i 1 . , , . - J '
Mate.. t!iat the latter h;is hf-c.-tno ii.s.-r...
.M!88 Utier. It vtlii b.t re.r.i-.i i,.-,.r? ,!...-'..,.
ed in the m-st. positive manner that t'.io
Bhootin wasaccidcn'.al, but the etaiernc
of.'iiss (learn before, he r fie,;.i!i was ti, t
effect that Miss Doer bad t-hot her i;:t
tionaily. Miss D.ioi is uriJi r i.'-. i'.-n" b
f.ir trial It t
onieal throngii which
. e i.;.; :ii
I v;lu iv .;, sr. c
as to destroy her it ;is
A Lnvij i vl; o.
r
"Th steamship Lai .y 11. S ,.,. , wl.:: :
l"ft .N'cf Vor!; on fr.c. s i, (f ;);.;oi
Tuik's Island a
en :n sea two rjriys our from ;s.-- i..,k
it sea
l'l: .. . t. - i i i v-
i ois mows leacneu I- ii.o.in i;o;n Kingston,
JamaciJ, telegraphed by L'oy.I's nrsui,
who states I h it two of the crew have ;hk.
lnde.l ;t Kiiifston. What hco.inie of I'.ie
passengcis, o Ulcers, a.ni reri;:ii.ilcr of tho
C. C .V is not kuovi u. Lul t lie Keatn.ii. t ,c -kt-il
up behtive all the others ou Lo.ud tin:
steamer have b-en drowned.'
Says the Noilfieast ;
Hobiiison nnd fitiniiy. who li v
in i'u; south i f l:c.e, cioso to t!.'
Sleep liitle will never forge
r.b".
f'lOt Cf
tho v. i
ter of 1:-7Q-'J !! wind, a liicu J r s
al days blew a piled ,ju the, ;,,
tne foot of this hill to :m ini'nc'ir.e il
. nt
and l.obinsr.ii s Ii;.;i.-t; w as tion here lo t.
seen. A. Ir.sl accounts l a p.ih' iiisfui ily
weic in Ihe h.ouse, nn. they are pn. i! ,v
li.xTe ii.. v. On Vi'ni.itvUj i; mg !
vestige remained above tt.-e s:i .v t.t r.
i nit iictiion o: ;i;f.r in. .10 pvc., ;
I'ci of stovr:,'i.'. tiiro:i:i wi
old
Cie
smoke Jss'ly cu:'.-
1-
!r. La-it: v.,u
two el,i',ili n si
d I'1 glv
i,'ll 1 lo':'-.
li, b. ill
w ; : r
r. i
: err.
!. id
t!oj
n i:hor both.! n.-i ;i
nn uy naii't.g 1 iinni'-s on s
1 I I
. Cnoosmg ttut ice
ant: cooosii:
near Dnl.-;i'
i l tie rvpi . tlin is
f ;r tlie i i iiiik.- ;..-.r'.
"-ui l'l.i.-.i'.ue, i-i-v-
because tii-ji,
b icle and i!-.
i:i h'"h glee,
a hot luucliei
b
Cou!'.l .A-::V Dl ,!l ill" ve
: i.i -I - lie ai !y : -ia: i fd n.L
lii.st in ikint; pieparal' f"i
ii on ti'.en- i'jtif!i. Tiij ic::
was strong near the sinne, bnl tl.i.i owr
ibesnifl current. Mr. I.:oi pushed l.'.s
sleigh toward ' he tnldulo of t.lia trenr.j.
Tho paity broke tor.iug'.i, and veie dioviu
--d.
i'ii? P.:. I Mall G iz:Uf s.-ys that r. pro- .
fellow iiamtd Mo; can, whose ji-v, ii-i-.e
au.l two e3L. weie carris-d aw,;y by ts.e j
splintei of a stiell at the battle r,f Ha-, -.uinn, !
in January, 1?'71, has j 1st b.-c-n altlo to
cave tho Val-d
rtid to ioi'trn
borne to ins rative village, not cuie.l, tut i
woi.dsifu'iy p-i'ci.ed ny. Ho has a metal
lic mask, piovid-.-d with eyes, a faUa i"e,
and a dent i! arrangement w'nich allows .
him to mast ic ite. I appeal s that this uu-
fort unato gunner b-.-fore joining llir Army
of the Noitb was engaged to be man ied. 1
He uatuiaily expected that after what had
happened ho would be reji-cted, but tlii ;
was nut the c.-.st;, aud Mo.oaii has rclutr.i;d
homo lo his wifo.
Archbishop Puree!!, oT Cincinnati, lias
made a public statement concerning his
financial atlaiis, in winch he says that for
Dunning lots, churches, asylums (in which
are over 4itl m-oti.llisV seontin:-iu ntirl tlieii-
suppor;, aud various necessities, ho has had
to beg or borrow considerable 9iirns and is
now pretty heavily in debt. He cannot
accuse himself of having spent anything in
j waste or extravagance, and if the P-.pe
I will not relieve him from the duties of his
onice as requested, he trusts to the iroo-.l
ness and charity of tne laity to pay all.
This statement was made at the reouest of
a number of prominent Catholic clergy,
who assure htm of their united tupport in
the efTort to pay a'l claims,
A terrible murder was committed on
Roton Hill, near the town of Noi walk.
Conn., at about halt past seven n clock
Friday evening. The victim was Mr.
Shultc, a wealthy gentleman, residing on j
tlie inn. i. is uelievea tbe murder was
committed by tramps, who were informed
that Mr. Shulte carried a laige sum of j
mouev on his nei son. and bad concealed in j
Grand Annual Holiday Sale.
FAR AHEAD OF THAT OF IAST YEAR IN EVERY RESPECT.
- '
Last year witnessed the first of our Holiday Sales.
Wo did the best wo could and the people appreciated
our efforts. Our thanks to the quick-sighted public,
who aro always sure to bo on the tight side.
This venr, month by month, wo hnve Improved the
GRAND DEPOT, and now that wo aro ready to Inaugu
rate our Holiday Sale, we believe the people will quickly
percaivo the great advantages offered by this exhlbSt.cn
of art, Industry and morc?-.andlso, coiJected under the
vast rocf of CHAD EPOT.
13 iz 1 1 im ri.
A Tilack and Colored SiiVs.
ki Mourtnt g Ciooud.
(' Drees (ifds.
ii Ldios am! Gents' Furniehin? Goods.
i-T-V, oo!ei:s'. Bovs' Wear and fad.aa' Cloaalnga, M.
F Nctius .Ii'elry, Fans, etc.
Linens and Jioio-e Fnrrtishing Cirxn.
IT WLite Coils, Laces, EmViwidri iea, eta.
Cpifolhiery.
Ii Sliawls. Wrappers, eta.
. Ladies' i)reses, Cloaks, ea.
31 H.v.s auil Cars.
A" lioa.iiiy a..J i'.oi rcar.
tCKt, Shoes, iiuboer f'Xids. Trunk. Voe. eio,
7 Ready-made C lothit-g (or Men You;fcs and Boy.
i Cloth ir.il ITadn to rd.r.
A Fi.
illli 'Is, lllSiiliH, llDllIgS,
-Furs, Uobrs, etc.
' 3'ationt-rv. ."M.ve
ware,
f.' Flowers, Feath
rInfmifs ar.d .
if ii.iby Coacli'.',
s i).)! ,'a;s, II !s, e'.o.
Y China a:;d Glaobare.
J" ' rSilvf. w?.re.
il Z-jphyis, Frtucy Netdie
"Oil
-VO SUCfl ITJUACTIOX CAS J3J' f'OI'.Yi r LSE TTJTZKZ.
All Hie !(leni -re Ciiiihl romn'.antl ftan ft;n brought IdMrh
orr;nnizinfn r,'t'.s half., ','e irc ure the jieeile u-iZf u-ondcr vi w
they see tci'tt u'P hnvr fo?jf.
A t.'tait Cftrti'al invitation if rjfemteil o ever one.
SO IT.. Additional force of CVtrAs iri.i Coh-desk -Jfeer-fftr
(Uldttl for this xale.
fiRAND DErOT, TIIIFiTEEMII ST., PI1 ILADELFITIA.
1..TO His '.ihAVE. l'b;- L u's Tinr of
'he -." ii s?.y : V'.syrjjy Tcuriijng llio
C iifiT h :-ld an i:.qiii,t 'n tV.e b.dv -f 11
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A GREAT CrFZr? 7CR
HOLIDAYS!!!
T i It! di'rliy the FKH, f) X ,li....e ot to,
11 A NiiS ii rot liliGAN hi F. ! i:Anl;iiIN K Ki'
I.oW prices tor ensh. Si'i. t.N 1.1 IM i'it, A 1'
; 5 sets r-ik. '!; :t i, ,vnb Snt, Ih mo
Co ipler. -';-' --i. ; ii, 'r, 7
o.-trtveuli lit isK U' 1 1 1 flANu.s, ' t: 7 l x i.
!o; wi-Mwel rti SIX vc-nt. g A U 1 N I 'Si
v. ANIKU-M liltistrated (.! intra mt.t'-d,
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