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Ml CAMBRI& FBEtM&H.
EDEN9QURC, PA.,
The bill fixing the compensation of
member of the Legislature, was discussed
Ths Great Walking Match.
.. 20 per ceDt. to llarriman. Before tlie !
I mouey is divided the fiur st alters will j
"NT - XT-,,V. 1 . 1 K 1 TKa I rtrn 1 OOfl l,inh vtl 1 Usil e o IV. I
! at length in the House during the sessions : Rr;at ioternati'onR aikinK 'mch is now i Leary rom 'any money lows though he;is
over, and Howe . the Kn ish nerlestrian. I left ro mourn tue loss or tlie Delt.
of two days last week, and the subject
I would agaiu come up od Wednesday last.
FRIDAY, - - - MARCH 21, 1879. I The bill reduces the salary for a session of
one hundred days from $1,000, the present
Sam. Josei us has tinned up at Harris- I amount, to f?00, and provides that for each
burgh as a lobby agent in favor of the ; day over 100 days, and not exceeding 50
State paying the Pittsburgh riot losses.
This ought to kill the bill as dead as a
mackerel.
m - -
The Greenback members of Congress
didn't hold ihe balance of power, as they
j days, a member shall receive f 3 per day.
I Among the amendments offered to the bill
: was one fi.xiug the pajfor a cession atf 1,200,
no matter what the length of the session
may be, and that no member shall receive
anypostagc (each one now get f 100 in post-
boasted they would, to any troublesome : age stamps), statiouery(now f 2-),and mile-
extent, at tho organization of the House on
Tuesday las'. They very appropriately
cast their votes (13 for the roan Heudrick
li. Wright, nbj says bo esteems it an
honor t be called a demagogue. Randall
age, the latter being 20 cents a mile in go
ing to and retcrning from Harrisburg.
is the winner. The belt, which tlie thou
sands that have crowded into Gilmore's
Garden during the week have wished
might remain on this side of the water, is
now to go out of the country. The cham-
j pion long-distance pedestrian of the world
I bails from England. The ex-champion,
i O'Leary, is a broken down man, who
! never can make four hundred miles again.
1 The last day of the six days' walk began at
' 1 o clock this morning. At that hour i
! Rowell and Harritnan were on the track, j
and the score stood : Rowell, 426; F.nnis,
! 405 ; llarriman, 390. The latter had then I
sixtv miles to co in order to save his dis- !
i tance ana tweutv two nours in wnicii to ao ; Howell 12
cnnis 13
The following table shows the number
of miles made by each during the day :
Hsrrf-
Rowell. Ennis. man.
First dsv 110 5 luft
Second day.... S7 IB 86
Third dny M 77 4
Fourth day.... TT S5 5ft
! Fifth d-y 67 70 Bo
j Sixth day 73 SO to
I Totals M0 475
Howell..
Ennis...
it. He was wnlking slowly, but apparent
ly offit-timtt nain nthar f K 1 11 ttiaf flT7
The proposition contained in this amend- stixTness. Ennis turned out at 2.13.30, and
was apparently in a better condition than
most of the others. Rowell stuck very
ACTCAr. WAT KTNO TIUE.
h. v. s ?,.
. 1"C 15 IS llarriman. Itr2
. lift 34 27 U'i.eary 48
AVERAGE TIME rtR MU.F.
M. S.
16 Harriinan
20 Olivary
ment of a fixed salary, whether the session
be long or short, is undoubtedly the cor-
reecived six more votes than were cast for ;rect one. When the Legislature passed i f18" Ennjs' f,'' . main
" t i tain Inc nncif ion On tliA illth Tnilo h.nnn
Garfield and VViight, and there never was
the slightest indication that the Republi
cans, cmie what might, would unite on a
Greenbackcr, even if it was ceitain that
t heir votes would elect him.
the act, of 1874, as required by the new
constitution, fixing the compensation at
11,000, with a proviso that after the expir
ation of one bundled days tlie compensa
tion should be ten dollars per day, not to
tain bis position. Ontbe411tb mile Ennis
broke into a run, with the evident inten
tion of leaving his rival. The little Eng
lishman was, however, equal to the emer
gency, and Enuis abaudoned the attempt
after five laps at a nine minute gait. Row
ell was sore, but plucky and watchful of
A Terrible Flood in Szegeilin.
London, Maicb 14. A special to the
Times from Pesth says :
' . fy. ,.. ,,c, .. nis settled down to a straight-ahead walk,
, days. The session or last year was only I .... , , . , . , . , . !
' . ' i as if he had made up his mind that he had
six days less than that, the present session of.t tbe race and ,OUid ,.,ve himself for a
promises to be equally as lengthy, and so j final struggle for a good record and the
will all future sessions be under the present Derjeiu oi me audience tins afternoon and
, law. Nor does the proposed new act re- T ie" "J6 track at 4'4-10:
' ., . .. and remained away an hour, less two and
(riiove tbe temptation, since it offers a ., half minutes. He returned at 5.40.10
! bonus of S. instead of tl6. ner dav for with a custard in his band, which he ate
On the following day, Mr. 1 ,,r r.il darn Parh i hastily as he walked. He was stiff and
plpf'-d to thn r.pilrers'iin of , , T , .i sote and did not hurry, but made a four-
c ec.wd to the -I;eakor"'P J' , member of tbe Leg.slature now costs the j tceu i;whJ;cll 1Iarriraan ha1
, he following vote . Handali, ; State about f ljG00 a XoXi, wuicu in. ; bcen doin most of the ni ht whcn on the
At the Democratic caucus of tbe mem
bers of t'ie new Congress, held on last
Monday night, to nominate a cand idate for
prrnker, Hjmuel J. RandaM, of Penusyl
vaii'.a. received on the first and only ballot,
T votes ; J. 3. C, Rlsburn, of Kentucky,
."57 : J, A. MeMahon, of Ohio, 3 ;
.Mo ris,:., or uuuou, ana 9. Cox, oi , of f q jnstMd o( $10 J)er day for
.H I lOltf, 4.
K . laM was
tl.i: iT.'iic by
Ml ; Garfirld, Rfp., of Ohio, 123 ; Wright,
Grciibak. of Pennsylvania, 13, and
Ktlk-y, of Pcnij.iylvauia, pig iron and anii
gold m.d ni'.v-r, 1. After Mr. Randall de
livered n bi'irf address thanking the niem
b": : i 'i iho honor cuuf ;.'ied upon him, tha
H e adj' iut ne.l. Iu the Senate nothing
was !::; except the swearing in of the
nevr rurrnbeis, after which an adjournment
was h id until Thursday, when the stand
ing conip'.ituos vv ill bo announced and a
SocrtUry and Sergeant at Arms will be
elected.
i m-
Tur; I'itt.-burgh Critic, of Sunday last,
publihhc.l a most singular letter dated at j
t ti i- place March li, 1979, and signed
"Cambria. '' Tho author of this remai;:a-
bljr ijc jliorjnt pr.luctiou has conclusively ,
sliowti, a.i ni ly others are iu the habit ot
doing, t;.;i; "a u't't Icaining is a danger
ous tiling.'
and iiiigrammatical attack on the I5:irr
family in gener.'il, aiid ujion the caudid.icy
of Daniol O. Ran for tho. tate Ticasuiy
ship tiouiuaiio:i iu particular. The wri
ter :;peak) nf a cnuvoisation he saya lie had
'wit!i .1 srp!j McI'iinaU an l Joseph Scan
lon. lln , of this village," and puts into
their niotitlis cort.-un titicomplimentaiy do
cl:raioi.s regarding "the whole of the Harr
"A large proportion 'of the sutnirbs of zoee
dln bpinr below tbe ordinary level of the river
Theiss, the water which lushed in from the
higher grounds behind the town. beinr several
ict-i Huove iuu pr."i'ni icvoi oi the river, bore ,.,.
down In its way iho hfirh road enilmnkmoiiig, r a: re
rufning-in CBBcanes into the lower around, ;- ;
iindatiiio- it with fearful ranidity. Instead of 1
ti XTC. 'ft kl V. -.11 w J t .u hint..'. t t . . ?
tictfd fifty diys. it offered a premium of j bis lead. An hour later the men ran to- j flood would take 'to spread through the town, j
f 100 for sessions of one liuntlred anrt tiny ; bci"" b'"i "c" or ioug nine x.u
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: mumm U um iiu a urn iiBiwU mwh-m
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s HERE ARE THE FACTS AND FIGURES I
T
HE YEAR 1878 HAS GONE FOREVER, BURYING WITH IT AND BURNING INTO HISTORY ITS RECORD as int MOST- TERUlfflf'
and destructive of nil panic years. Compare to It the disxstei-s of 1M7. of end 1S73 werr lillputinn in the presence of t h is roorster who bus drivt-n to the bftt in rut r.f thf r,,,nv
DOMHST1C DHPARTMEKT.
At 4. jrood dark fast colored Prints.
At 5 hiuI Re. best liranda Prints.
scarcely an hour and a hair had imueori h.rr.- : At ftc. ood heavy dark ( iriirhatns.
Szeiredia lay subDirrfrrd up to its present level. ! At Sic. extra heavy dark Ginghams.
Withal, however, gome hope is entertained ' At e. Lancaster H limhoin.
j that, on account of the alarm which for days ! At lrc. dmibic fold Scvtch Oinjrham.
before the occurrence cf thu calamity roustd At from 7 tn Uo. dr-ss 1'crea!".
the population to a sene of their d At 4c. yard-wide unbleached Muslin.
, i save them an opportunity to fly fur refuse, ! At 5c. " heavy "
a ! the loss of life hus not been reir ..-mi : bur ' At 7 and Sc. extra heavy unbleached Muslia.
craft that ever floated over the wild old blueocian. Speculation, ambition without ability, capitadts de-tltute of (renins, morcbants lack inn-ni-irn-y. and tivrna with no brat: ,r
perlen.-e are the primary and principal caucs of this Mack year in our annaie. It has gone and the balance is struck: from the f niasters ho ha ve ! r.pfHl in the r-p.k'.
iricaniic losapj, we hear the rlnirinjr shout of -ir'orv wh list from the over helniinir idss- ho l ave i n r ! buritd tn the rtiins. e hi itr the d:tiiiHl hmi tt dj.ii:r.
re. in pU:ein,v before you SOMK FAL'IS A N D KI'lL'itKS that are worthy your dioI turntkl nnl priMpt ronil 1 rai lu rul atirution: .
At ?S and ISc. I.adfca' f.ne twbl Jiam;pi.,.
" 4.,nl:ir(:'!li;;,i":il ..
eludes salary, postage, stationery and
mileage. We do not undertake to say
what the salary ought to be, bat insist
that it should be fixed at a definite amount,
without any dependence whatever ou the
duration of tbe session. It is perfectly
plain that if even $ 1,200 was the amount,
and all extras, such as f 100 for postage
stamps when no member spends tbe one
fourth of it, were excluded, the State
would save very nearly one hundred thou
sand dollars each session. It is an insult
to a man of intelligence to say that the
Legislature cannot do all the necessary
business required of it in a hundred days,
j and that fact would be made very manifest
if the salary was fixed at a certain amount
for the nation. Not a tithe of the assorted
' and faucy legislation that is now pending
; in tho two bouses would ever b? dreamed
riie letter is simply a coarse ,
J i rcAjtonrinlrt limit hv a fixpj riimnensation.
The passage of tbe bill now in the House
will not cure tha evil of long sessions, but
would just as certainly operate as an in
ducement to them as tho act of 1974 now
does. The new bill is a good subject upon
which to deliver speaches for home con
sumption, and we are strongly of tho be
lief that such will be the only outcome of
this spasmodic cllort at retrenchment and
doing most of the night
track. Then Rowell took to Ennis' heels
again, but the latter after a lap or two re-
1 nnn.4 I- nmA 1aT. t.;m in ll.A I... ..
ci;iiii.it iu anu ic7i nun iu biio hiilu K7Jf .
short run, the Englishman not having suf-
! the victims must at any rate be numbered by
! many hundreds, if not by thousands. Nor is
i tho havoc yet complete. Titvide those swept
j away duritifr the terrible niKht, all through
vv eJnegday dull, fatal sounds were heard in all
directions, indicating successive fulls or build
I Inirs. The Special Government Commissioner
j says the poorer classes were extremely unwill
i ina- !o abandon their homes. In many cases
j force had to be used to pluck the peopie from
, hou. a that were in a danyerouseondiiion. All
communities in thtMicigbborhnud vie wuheaeh
other in rellcUna- the distress, gendiiiir Provi
sions by land aud water und opening th'-ir
... .rrrm; i i-i uirem. i-oinpurulivciy
few. however, seem to avail themselves of the
liciently recovered from his stiffness to j lfU,' r offer, the working classes, especially.
contest the point. His heels were sore and
his legs showed it, although his good-na-
; tured face did not wince a particle.
i Within a day or two there has been tho
amaina- ny trie neari nl sale snot in the town 6r
L . . tnouiiiiiis are encamped on
the liikrli embankment running alonp tho r ver
which stands firm, so that the opening or the
embankment, to let the water from above and
behind the town run into thu river iu trunl
j most Olttcr feeling againsttlie lnglisbmaii j coulil only be imperlectly carried out.'
by tbe rougns who nave tounc tueir way
March 14. The Emenror -,.mni. t.-..
Especially among a ! .' L' IWL ''H .i" v,Mt (" !e '. V
ceitain class ofthem lias the hatred of Row- j silver wtdHina-. JJe desires !hat the money iri
ell been intense. Ever 8ince O Leary, their j nded for tue testivitica on that occuaion
special pet. left tbe track and tlie little fel- '''i b lho 8uff,,,r,'r:,-hy ,ho
i r .i i, , noon, i no r.mperor and bmpro alpo e ve 4d -
low from over tho wafer pulled way ahead : W0 tl rins from their nrivme niir
t tSTH, march 14, i he Government l'nif:ni.
sion at S7.eK-e.lin reports that he was rowed
into tho hippodroine.
! they have hissed him aud even spat at him
j as he passed around on bis weary journey, j
! But still Rowell has kept on his way, j
j bandying no woids, showing no signs that j
; he felt their insults, and attending strictly :
! to bis business. As early as Wednesday j
; letters containing threats began to pour in. ;
! Rowell was threatened with all kinds of j
j evil if he dared to wiu, but he was r.ot in- j
! timidated. ,
At 3 o'clock all tbe men were on tue '
i
miouKu .ucMiumcrireiJ srreeissnd found three
quarter of the town in ruins. He think thai
if the water remains a few davs loujrcr, g"uree"
ly two hundred houses wiil he leit slan.tinrf.
The lluraomaster eettmates that several thous
and persons have been drowned, lleatt ributes
the disaster to the indol-neenf the Inhabitants,
and to the fact that the Government Com
missioners concentrated all their efforts ij
streiuflliomnif the dams, and did not prepare
im-ans of sttvuia life m case of the breaWif of
the dunis.
London. Mareh ir, Tt... r t t i
don, Rt the request of the Austrian Ambaasn'
track, Rowell not apparently seriously
troubled in mind or bodv by the tremeu- ' 'or. has opened a subpcripi ion for the r-!ief of
dous strain of the week's woik: Knnis r"'t!!l.'?U.Th?.':"Lr",,.",,.,n-nl olJ.e
finiilv' V 'i man b f 1 1 a nima iA 'T.,.t,.li I
.... , ,. ... ,, reform in the enormous annual legislative
r-c.m. on lives iti ''luis ib.ige, but a well : ,
, expenses of the State.
k:io-, u ccnt!i r;.,-ir. u;ul It itiocrat, John E.
Fcvb.o, E- j J m-5. and both ho aud Oen. , . .
, Although the contest between Mr.
.McU-.-M! 1 t c.j tlie statement of , , . , , . ,
,,,, , . ., , , , . , ... I Randall and Mr. lIackburn for Speaker of
"t .viibrn wholly faiso and untruthful.... . ...
. . , , . tho House of Representatives was as spirit
1 his s .it prrr.iedifatod lvicg is not cal- , , . . , . ,
,,.,., ,-,,, . , ed and exciting as it well could be, it is
culat.d tod. Otiiel O. Uarr any special . .... . . .
. . ., . . ... . BatiKbictriry to know that it left no wonnds
in.iuiy, :uo rather t j inuro to bis be neb t. ,
ri , . . . , , ' behind it to be reopened with evil results
Iho ( ::.. ..ug.it to t:tke a solier second i . ., r . .... ,r ... , ,
,, f . . a tLc fut.ire. hcu Mr. Blackburn
lu .i.L, uti r.c il j unuin iiseu to no ncaiu I
imposed n p. mi by the looso and unreli.iblt!
utterances of ' ( .ambria." Ho is evidcutly
a very ba 1 ci-.
c - -a -
Ir wv.;M ln imi'ssib!e t- perpetrate a
meatier r r.u.ie cruel hoax than the oue
that Lai just been r,t-- -
.... iif by some in- !
faniou HC:iiidic!s on t'uc unsvispec'.ing
colored people in Mississippi and Louisiana.
They liavs b""n led t believe that if t'.icy
could make their way to St.. Louis, they
would bo furu't-b.-'l v.itb 6b!tence while
t'uvre .it. d proviJeu .:'.!i free t: anpo: lation
to K ansas . madii to appear to then; as the
l.vnl "f promise1, and after tl.eir arriv.il in
that StAte tliey would receive land from the
general government, money and all neccs
"ii y .i.ie'.i!tr.ral implements. Coufiditsg
in tlitse i rprccentalions, tevrrai hundred
l' tliem Lid anivrd at St. Louis up to Sat
uul.ij lat, fiom Vicksburg and o;her
points on the lower M ississippt. On tbe
following d.iy, list Sunday, about five bun
tired more leached Iho same city ou tho
l.eaid of Mr. Randall's nomination by the
j caucus, ho immediately repaired to the
h:i!l where it. met. and,
looking worn, but as though there was a j
pile of woik in b:tn yet, and poor Ham- i
man tho man who three days ago was
looked upon by admiring thousands as tho
I one who might keep the belt in this conn- '
. try looking haggard and worn, and with
I but a pitiful touch of his old determination, j
Ret ron 8 o'clock and 6.23 p. ni. Ennis :
. was off tbe track only fomieon minutes. i
j At 7.:i:$ p. m. be went oft" again for fifteen :
minutes. At S o'clock he took tbe track,
t intending to stay till the end. Harriman, :
after 3 o'clock, was olF after every Fix fir j
: eight laps until G.3') p. m. During the af- ;
i ternoon the attendance was less than on
: tho previous days, and the excitement was t
; not so great. The interest now seemed
; not
w
some ex tranrdinary accident, a foregone
conclusion but in a feeling of sympathy
for the sturdy fellow from Maine and in
, the hope that he would make 4.j0 miles and
so wiu his share of the cato monev. He
..uu.v.lll II1VJ I II All PL M. -
a. re(rei:ii teieirraiihed on Tl.iirt.tnv ihot
th-jusaiuis of peopie were stat vng. Tho corn s- ,
por.dent papced in one of the relief b.iats four '
hundred persona, who had taken reruire in a
church. The. boat was unable to afford them i
any help. There were bardlv any serviceable
txiaii; available, Iu a school house 1. .'... people
had token rttupe and were without food.
Lara-e numbers ol boats, which werR proceed- 1
inif lo aid the submerged ciiv, had beeu slop,
by thoftorm, which bat! cut oT coinmun, call n
by river.
A dispntch to tbe Sf,jt,f(irt from Szefe-erlin. !
rniay. say : A tearful Htorm in ati-l rair!n-.
1 he li.hatmants, who have not vet been taken
away, are crowded In the citadel and upper j
et.irics of a few houses and in railway wairon-. I
These people are faiily provided with provi-
sums, but thousands are encamped on Jibe
dykes, aud woh thee it is impossible to com
mumoMte. Four hundred corpse were recover-
cd in the viliaj-e of i.ettre4 Ji-nterday.
J Jim'f tl-rrespiinr:.--!!! ct IVmK
in are t;
i At oc. bleached Mushn.
At 6-;. "Ice yard-wide bleached Muslin.
At 7c. soft nnlr'""! yard-wide MuIb.
At Pc. Fruit of th lioni.
At Sc. Lonsdale Muslin.
At 5c. trool Canton Flannel.
At 7 and Kc. heavy Canton.
At 10 and 12c. extra heavy Canton.
At 15c. yard-wide very heavy Canton.
At a anJ Hie. heavy bleached "
A t 7 and Sc. tirown and drab '
At Pc. 5-4 pillow case Muslin.
! A t 10 and 12c. very fine pi How case Muslin.
: At IS?. 10-4 Sheetinir (unbleached)
, At 2i) and 2."c. 10 4 heavy Shectina-.
' A t 30 and :re. extra fine and h avy 10-4 Sheet ins;.
1 At 7 arid Inc. blue and brown Drilling.
! At lilt and Inc. extra heavy Honlms.
; At 9 and 7c. snip Cheviot for shirting-.
I At Sand lt'c, heavy strip for shirtint',
' A t 12 and 1.1c. extra tine "
At Pc. a-cod lied Tickinir.
At Miind 12c. heavy Tickinr.
: At is. aian i 21e. tine reather Ticking,
j At 35 and 40c. very lino
j LINEN UKPAKTMKVT.
Tabic I-inen as Low as 15 cent".
At 20 and LMc. unbieuched Table Linen.
: At :i mi.'. 4'ic. heavy unbleached Table Liccn.
! At :Wnnd 41c. fine bleached Table Linen.
I At .lo aud 71c. very fine blenched Linen.
I At IU" and I 25 extra tine Tabic Linen.
' At :".i'o. red Table Linen ituarantcf (I lo wmb.
! At 71 and 81c. frinry Patterns in red.
' At 71c. dozen linen Napkins,
i At 1 (i nne white Napkin.
' At 1.21 and I vcrv fine Napkins.
! At 2 U.', ;j m.i. 4 iv aLd yn superflrje N'nrkltis.
I At Se. Linen Towele.
I At 10 aau 12c. nice larre size pure Linen.
I At "1 itn J :t1c. faucy extra lariro size.
I At 2.1 and nil heavy Irish Linen.
At 40 and .Inc. flue Irish Linen.
I At 5c. tfoort Linen Crush,
i At 6, 8, 1(1, 12 and 1.1c. Linen Crash,
j FLANNEL 11EPAKTMENT.
I At l?e. rr,o,1 white l"h;nne!.
At 11 and 2hc. heavy white Fiarinel.
At 2.1c. all wool whit Flannel.
. A t 50 and 75c. silk and wool mixed.
At 15c. ail wool red Flannel.
At 2U and 2.1c. heavy all wool red.
At 2:ic. ail wool red twill Fianncl.
At 3.1 and 41c. fine twill medicated.
At 5i and MOe. heaviest made.
At I2c. a-rey twill Flannel.
At 15 iind 2iic. very heavv twill Flannel.
At rrom 10 to 40c. phiiii shirtln Flannel.
A t 1-1 and ;j5c Bplendid Value Mmki-r Flannels.
CASSIMERE and JEANS DEPARTMENT.
At 12c. heavy black, brown and arey Jeans.
At 18 and 23e, extra heavy Jeam.
A t Hie. very " '
At 30 and 4iV.-. Men's and Boy's CaBsimere.
At 50 and 75c. tine all wool Cussimerc.
At M) and l.'Kl a real bargain in Cassimeres.
BJtEFS 0O0IS I'EPAUTllENT.
At 5c Winter riatrls.
At in I 12c heavy dark Winter Plaids.
At 20 and 2.1c double fold black, brown, navy
blue and dark myrtle pren Alpaca?.
At 4('c yard wide Henrietta black.
At; 10c yard wide b':iek all wool Cashnu-re.
At fj.1 aud 71e very fine Cashmere.
At l.oo and 1.2,1 a. peine bargain.
Also tuli liijc Li'trlieh Crupeand T(ombaines.
At is. '22 and 25c a nice line of figured fancy
Brocades in al! shades.
At 12c finpie fold black Alpaca.
A t lie double fold
At 20 and 2.1 c flue
At :S5 and 45e lustre Alp-tta.
Ais'.i a nice lirso t r iLvonl T(unt;r Dress
Good. nt all prices.
Idbu', Ctnt's r.f. ! CI i'dieri's VNIjEKWEAK
iJKPAlt I Mi N f.
At i'lc LJ!c' white ilerino Vi s!s.
At.l' e ' retl b. uti.
Al 71 unl l.Oit r ry B..e El! wool.
A t 23c Cent's colored and while undcrw ear.
At5ue Gent's te ovy colored and white under-
wenr sp!' nd:d value.
At 81c i;.'iit navy buie ver hlrts hr.d Collars.
At 1. ill ami 1.2.1 tine .juaul v.
At 15 to 6ie. Children's aixi M.f ' Un isi weir,
At 10 end Gle t hildrcn'u I nd. r Suits attached.
NET, FUINT.E A'jv VEILING DEPARTMENT.
At t.ck filk Ne(.
At 71.; IU.-'. hnn..Js Jet.
At .10o black dot Net,
At Joe blue, tirown and G nn Tirragc.
At Iron) lti lo i'5c tillck silk Fringe,
At 111 and ''.( lievvy wi-.' fiik F:!; y-e.
At 71 enu I ts' extra wiji i'.ik iiinee.
At l.'.iiind I.5u very w :de u (f.n:t Frinirf ,
CheDniiiB and well Fringed in all the cow
style.
I-a lWV, Gem's und M :? CLOVK fiBPAUT
M F.NT.
At 15c Lsdies' Jlntd Giovc.
At 2.1e Ladles' "-cv r. n,
" id and .Mio fin- cloih Glove.
" .loe Lad.ea' 3-bulton Kirt.
" 75 at. d l.m ijdie- ;.!eti1!d Kids,
" 1. 75 Alexandria kl !s. .
" 75c Ladies' black a:ik Glove.
" W and 7.1c Ladies' opera Kids,
" 75 and white Kid.
" l.Oo and 1,3.1 Ladles' 8 snd 4 button kids.
whit,
" 21c Gent's lined G ovt.
" SiJc. heavv Cloth Gloves.
" l.oo and 1.25 Gmt's colored, black und white
Kid.
" 7.1 and 1 (1 Men's Kid.
" 10, Is and 2.1c, Children's Gloves.
yCOHSF.T OEPAKTM F.NT.
At CHc. a good white and colored C'crsM,
" :t"c. a real bartrain, "Ct.iMcr,"
" 5u and 6.1c. Freneti woven embroidery.
" l.ii) ont1 h.mdrcd bone.
" 1 2.1 very fine e.ai:t fittir.r Corset,
" l.W and 2 in) best made.
Lintrs', C rs-, ' wn I'lmnmit'i HOSIERY
UEPAU1MENT.
At 3 fr r ?5.-. Lad!--' fln- white Horn.
" 8 for 21c. Id:'-n' colored llo?e.
f 15 aiid 2uc. Ladb-s' best tner'no Hose.
" frr.tn 10 to 7ic. lJiJ.es' solid eulorsand fancy
t ripen.
" 8oe. Lad.es' ciik decked hofe.
" 4ec. " " " tt.) Cr.e.
" 4u ami 5'e. Ij'.rlies' r.-i:lar ma le. col. .red.
" 7.1e. full rifular c:adf, E-.li.i colors r.nd Tan
ey st i ip t.
" l.o.i I.d: ' very flne H.e, o!M, Ladies'
wool llote an 1 B.i i tTlfi
" S fir 25-. Gei:t'" wi.itt ai:J cutorvJ Seeks,
i!nul.:P frf-l,
" 15c:id ir'c. Gent's Merino P.cks,
" 25e. llritish. Sock".
" .VI and ;t"e. w;,i S -eVs.
' 4-1 and 5.'c. fa icy sr.J soil! co!or5 ccktu
Ge nt's so. i;l colors, fncy S'.ripi io wool
anil cott'in,
" 5, 8 au-1 l"c. Children' FIo.-.
" !2H nnd l.le. Chill's woolen Hose.
" 20 ami 2"c. solid colored, tin i ! retf'.iinr tnade,
'' frotr; 21 to 71e. I u il ittift I bi Id i fn't o. d M isles'
wool and cotton Hose, hsilf tnd luli reifu-
lar ma le.
11 ANDK EP.CH IEF DEPA BTMENT.
At t for 5c. Hemmed Harnlksrctilefs,
' 7 lor 2 ,e.
" 6c. r..l cure li- n
" 124C. Lp. Vrs' tine "
' l.' und 15c. Ladies' fine hemrnr.l s'lehsd.
" 21. La ?! s' fine tvniTtie.; s'ite!i-;,
" ?'- and a."', fancy h-'mmei! stitched.
" f.. fi.'i..' fsroy hemmei Ftit'b.-'i,
" 2ec. ..vales' U.ncy nlk Hii:ick"rchicf,
00 and 75c. fine Imm sHk ni:k.--k
1 tm itrocade silk
" 12i Gent s heavy linen larir'-. -
" 2j K'id 2.1c. fli.e lame s.ze llmo.
' 4-0 and 5oe. n t ra fine Han:k-refaiesv
v buu j-c. ibis;-' rrn cotton HsaJsrrrj.1,..
y n.L5. f
" .c. t ,,'n t s a. . k in.i.rk.. r... i.
" 6, Pand 12c Hoy's and Glri'slsc
kerchief.
" from lo to 30c. Ladles' end .;.. Jr
Handkerchiefs. .
" t for Sc. 1'bildrcn't printed tioros.
Lap i re' ar C ests' Cfif T. S It Af a ct'tr r.u
.I'AkT.VENT. L'
At 5e. Ladies' plain :io n Cf lis'.
" Pc. 4 piy "
" loand 12c. fa.ity fmhrojiVrPd rrrr.'"
All new style" in plain. f,it ey A. nioiiri. 4 u 1
At M and 2e. l-fi '.ir-n' plain ocrt: ',.;. '
Hand oe. pin it, 4-ply lint n Co IN. t-xtra t.'.,.
" 2.1 and ;c. p.ain and fan.-i uft. a"-t-"
8 tor (i. tit's 4-p l Mi.: . !.-
" ?an'i lie. (.est stvie ,t..tTt mmm.y '
" 15 and 'c. fi'tii's linon Cuff-,
' riand HI.', piain 4 . y li'iei, I'l fT.
" 1" and 12c. Chad's laee C-: R f
" 11. 21 Bird 4Mc ( i-:ld'y ist l;:.;
" Vj and 12c. I'loM's d n;:ty Lo. ;,.
'OTll.V I'EPAia.VEN'3
At 1c. spr.nl Cotton. -
" le. I ..if t Mrife-.
" le. 4d. z. n Bullous, - "-
" le, a Jfcr i Gun. .
" 2e. I uoeh Hair pin. '
" 2e. Sou jut .It .-'pool t otlcs,
" 2e. paper Pit r.
" 2e.iiarr .wHit.toB,
" 2c. Kurh ii e,
" Re. 1 d. ti Buttons.;
" 4e. Need ie,
" 4e. t uiu-b j.f.oe ?tr;rt
.. G.-o. A. Clark's . N. T. Thr?;. "i
" 5e. n: ! 1 i r d! esi i:t ( ' nil s,
" 5e. 5i ysi 'l etf-Ku Sok,
" 5c. Fine t'omi.", l,
" lOc. pi yards spool Sitk,
" S arid hie. Pearl Shirt and prt Putter .
EHBRell.ERT Jill C.TTOf EDG3 i'lIFAi.T. !
M L.N T. j
At 2r. t yard 1. arrow Cotton E'(f.
" 2o. a jr,i nsrrnw Cotton Lace, !
" 8. 4 and 5e. heavy Cotton Keg. , '
" 5. bf:d l"c. very wide Je. - " rVWl I
" 4e. 1 arrow KmbrotCt-ry. "
" from Sc. to I m. p. r v ard Eir.trc'fler-. j
AtulifM'kf.l ( ..tt. iiTiioal I.scii.S I,- . i
lrch. o ar.d Stinrnit lj.ee,.
I Hfcn' S: k l ie-. m; ,i,r!s and ail tit, .':
ri'.- - -tire a ; ur. i
I'rpHr'mrtit . 1e f;
o! t .iK k at.d ci 'err d
-'ilrts .t 'e n-i 1 $!.!.
c. tin d ci; i id v.
SILK AND VF.T.V KT PEP A BTMENT. Our silk t rade ti.s ineressd to such an extent that we have been ob ''' d to r prn 0. : .ciul
colored ;rrcs 5ilks Tat! from 75c. to 81.no per j si d. srrt 1: 1; tl, pees in Irinimii it fv ;ks at I :ctn 6.e. to il.lj nne 81 25. also a nit e hue
partiueut will always b- found full and comp!te, and a: prices that ao houg.- cm .jiiote. Sp. ci.n burtain? in Gent's uminlhed !
uiK'ii ,eon.:iiue ,nis icr comicns, run w nv spen-i t ) mi ati-1 p:. per to t ei I pe- pte ha t t hi y a.tcady know, t vi ry no. n, .:r ; ti tin I etiud y. , i i y prat
spent wnn ns w :ii bo lurtner ard ifct more Hry Goods than at ;iny other place in this vatt and k lor ions oui try . N.,w dor. t wa.t it : bets- iroo's a re nil (.-or
i.i-.i .c- ; i cm eo v 01 in mnw, us ii!.y wiicia are sucn ( aiu i :ic t.tin, an 4 01 11 or trade Is quit t. I ' t)iMdiie:.-;t.v e been swr. !. e . t.y 1 1.1 au'-::tn r .rs. i
prison, its orcflitoT" nn operators ire atarviny-the pa in 1 11 1 1 1 ut 11 !-tl,.-v trustc 1 1 :.c!r boadi si.-l tlie'.r t k. an 1 their 111 one .'. 1- t i t tr 1
Jt:ertir.ee for the psper tn.li at two cents a pound. What a world of truth In this s, id and (.:?. r less. : ;f v- ry .'-r .f, Ti fsfw wh:;' r
of protested a-r in inatiyta struirfflina- bu.se ban much to do in ribni:if us. d.iy ai lee dav. to tnrow l.i ."ore tb ui-usca s :t.. !- a, s u Ii :ow p: l' t
at suciiori rather than permit his name to be tarnish"'! by tin- whisper or suspicion of r nud:a'.i'-!i. Add to ta- tu- kre eia- w -. Mre rusln
handed, the carifoes of blockadeis, tho srtnv o suing, trier, the f. tori, s drlvt n toti.e wall by a t-b ri lunrrj t:n n si.l w.-ti:-t: si d children f
r . '.v!:! !:'
. k Vi intn
i f rn- e: t -r !'(
-. - V 1 i i t t : s. 1
1. 1. . s i v. a
1 ; ii-'t, ti
An hon
I tt.eir jfoo.
r b t a w st
sourer. wh' re 'n:cT.y must come, from every quarter where one dollar could be pip.ee 1 upon double doty we have sent c ur experienced and talented t
a nii noiinn, son won tee aotM cap n ant tne lev.-! pea.t. hacked by the experience or nearly a quarter 01 a century.
Bring thi. Kd vi r! Iscrr.s-r t with you and we will show juu the fcoorts as advertised. Special Indueemer.. lo country tTierchac-t who buy for ctsh.
:g l-t-.V- k (!- that ft '
v. f t-i Vit I
5 l.i : 1 f 1.. r' r Hi
t 1 k.. : :- . . 1- -I.--,
! att.. st !: i're to sv l'l'
'"'I rn'-ri-i..mt wiii a m i(i.i-r h
f lie.; !!.. an. li.-n r . :n t : t.t. i.
w il-s. from a tho:
!J"fs, Willi tL v ketn, uLt.-i:i! n.i
ot to lie in knowini; who would be the ! ' ,l V'P w"a'c,H "round Sz.fc-ed
n.ner-for that was already, barring i 'i'fc'ffl
rejtDrts
ibSKli.-'sr.
1226 Eleventh Avenue, in rear of the Logan House, next to First Presbyterian Chmm:
. o n.
ere his
chairman, Mr. C'lvtner. niarln t!i r,.l!... ,-r, I friend, however tliev tnirrht feci toward
mt:i'y and c'ofiuetit t? ceh ; "'p (''"Pr wf men, and Howell and Ennis
I fiiiiiii 111 ine jM'pui;ir leeiiut: miu ueipcu
1 flrrinian alonp by acts and sympathetic
nMenlion. At (3:30 p, ro, It.iriimsn was 1
i'.oddii:p doggedly n, his face thin and
: Lagarn, bis espressio'j ottokeninu cientai
Mb. Ciiai::u4 r i
. .,(.( m mv po'.rer 10 en- j
... in e urentlcmen who supported n-.e ir. 1
ih. coetest tho-e seciitei tit c.t appriciulien ia
wli.eti 1 hold t ti : , evidence "f then- friendship.
Iwiil in candor myth-it I ha 1 hop-1 t lie.' it
n.i'i.r be the pleasure ot tlii-J r.ouse to have on
pre 1 the responsibilities iin.l duties cf its
speakership uoon one front the pcr rion nnd the
pc- - pt w it ii whom 1 am i-Ue.tifi--d. I or I Te. t a
s.iie.1 that hitd this been i's Betien the r'ult
would h-nc b ei; 'f.veii 'o th" j.e'-ple of this
e.-tintry Ib .t the e. ulh tlesetve-l r.' t it rni
tr ;i-t but in;aht saTely be charged with ihe fur'-
iniiti-vir.I its iiiiinitn iiu-l the sha;i:u-ot
tiie IcsMSiiition of the land. Had 1 t een ?- ect. d
for thi rviec it would have t een my duty, it
. certainly would h.ivr b"n my pleasure t -Iwield
the a-reiit power that pertain to this station in
s.ich wt;y ns to pm uli ?l eU. tis n!i.l f jettons Le
j hind me nnd promote the ovnerai interests of a
, common country in which its citizens should
hell (.pill riirht-', and to which each citizen
' Le ti Ml render a common aliejfinnep. I wo 11 id
; have en I -iwere l t i prove to tin 8" peneruua
I friend from tlie north who hnve t".vl by me
1 in this contest that tiuir confidence was not
m;-.plnccd. for I would earn rat ly Imvo ct-ioiv
I ori-d to bury Ihe tnelanchi iy memories c.f a
! troubled pust in their trenches, whet in the
! moiild'-rir ir rcnoiins .f the nur'tr hen .-es who
1 auve their lives to its Mruiries ere to-dsy rest-lea-.
I am H party man. I cm a prtls:in m l
t'teause 1 n
. j .
:- vi. Ill': Ot I 1 11-111 7 li irOl -.- O o-. 1 .
ff.-l;''1. rb".rivf'r Naros is risitor rapidly atid
threatens New Szegortin. Numerous viluutes
in the v icinity are crowded wi-h rcfjgefsT
Anarchy a;id onfusion riMi here and the sur
r.'.ml '- .''"'".try betiune ot the insuMieient
.tUL-ra, ineendi , h9v,
.ri.-tat'i'" tlispntih from Pi -th, dated
Frtdey r iK-it. inys il.ut a nor I In-s-terl v storm
drove the wave aen ss the dikes protecting
CSoritfiad, which contain. .' i inhwhiiants",
and'Ue I. n was partially itmndute j. The
peop;.. h re a .-tin ly repairing damn ires e.n.l ma v
iernap er -pe. ss the str rm has censed, H:"n
tes. a town ul -t.,ij ir.h.. bi'm; Is
a siii.i.nr s:riifcrfle wit!) n(.. wmc-rs
v t: .. Vare'i ihe authorities at tszen-
u-'. Bi-iirncoy and I sonirraii
JASH-SKK PSICE.
j n. w. nouss,
( Broatl-rar, X. Y.
C. BALTZELL,
Cumberland, Ml.
T. BALTZELL, Jr.,
Altoona, Ta.
Send for Samples.
JS'eir anl Other Xotuiy.
There were fifloen rdaniajeo in Wil
is engaged ia
ami -,! vsical woe lid? handed him a . ' "",r"1 "'' -ongrad. wtileh K.wn.sren
anl jii.ysicai noe. .-i t.ruy uanneu nun . , ,am nn fc(rr,.ir,e p.ipu'Btion of sil.-no. have
oh.skcc 01 iiniicis. ici; i;tiiAucu in.- ice k spne.i to i-i htti iur u id. J lie d'. kf-s pro-
tie. br.t it was nam lor pionsnie to una a
tectimj tnerii from the waters are threatened.
Minni.s I'm nroKeii out amonir the
Zeifeiliu.
lodgment there, ar.d his feet were as lag. neitmpeJ " ii'.ed'k-sa
gatd as ever. Uowcil coniing up at his j
I,et Evert Dollar he 1'airf.
I U(ICv8
half of the tiumWr weie able to pay their ! my c.tut try A.-eto be ulrcrvelby the tiiii
, of my parl.v s principles. I have but this to
late on to ivatisp-s, Mil. .be remainaer were
a .l , ,.r ...t.- 1...1 It. ...uJl I.'
latere steamboat (ranj Tower. About one- i ..,rn, tiv believe tha' the t ec inten-.ts of
ti
y.
ThecMct i f this Crtiicus is to be lmat and con
clusive, and if there be one tonontr the flfty
sev n gent h nicii whoe partial Inen tship lias
given eie their votes, that he-itates or doubts, f
no-v npp'al to h.tn to make Ihe verviet of this
caucus ciTeetjve when tn morrow's roll is call
ed. I move 5 011, sir. ih it the nomination of the
gentleman from ln iioy Ivaniii iMr. KandRlli lor
the ...;;( ker!:ip i.r ttic house of r prescntuiives
of the I'orty-sixt'a otingrcss be made uriani
mo'.i. The speech Ti'i'R greeted with Inud apr'it'tsfi
and the uuiiiiniitioti m tde urianirnmis.
taken c'iarj;o of by a coloied Benevolent
Society, and wiil bo taken caro of until
some i: ispos'!i in ran bo mn-lo of thorn.
Tho i.i'uic.-.d and Fteambut corupatiies
ptotc-t ng vns. ".having had any agency
whatever in ot -ginatir g this b!.,e!c em'gra
ti...:i, and it is ilitli :nit upon whom to fix
the resomisibiiify for the outrageous de
cepti -'i. It is a most villainous and das
taidly fi.tdd, aud if its gtiil'.y peipelrators
can be di'ceve.etl tm puntsbtnout that could
bo itill.e'sj upon them would be too severe
or greater than they lichly deserve.
Tin; census which wiil bo taken next year
uuder the provisions of the late act of Con
pres will be much more thorough and com
prehensive than the enumeration of 1370,
and will be completed wilhiti a much
shoiter Fpaee of time. It is estimated by
those who have given tho subject special
coiisi.lei at ion, that it will hbotv. the popu
lation of tiie country tj bo between forty
Messrs. Wood, of New York, Hooker, of
Mi.-sissippl, ani Ewing, of Ohio, the com-
siendy walk he had stopped running now ,
reached .IM'irnan s tide, helped him to (
catty ihe basket and at'be f-aaie time cup- .
ported him by tho arm. The multitude j
was delighted. With one great voice they t
broke into a storm of cheers. Knniii, who .
was then in his house, hearing the shotit- !
ing, datted out, caught up with aud fup
ported llan imaii by the other arm, and so
they went around the track, the people ;
about big with gioat joy. Marriinau was ;
stirred by this and he struck off at a better !
gait than ho had showu for many hours, '
but 8-oti he had to slow up to the creeping ;
gait that of !a!e marked his movements.
At eight o'clock Ennifl ran two lapn, and
thou the people broke into their oid time
yell. At 8:30 Ilaniman was approaching
h:s4")iith mile. The word went round that
i when he hotild rench 450 mileH and 2 laps,
so that ho might win a bet be had made,
: as well ns his share of the rate money, he
would go olY. At 8:40 he was on the last
lap of his 4oi"Hb mile. Funis passed, lead-
ing his little boy. Howell was keeping on
; as f-turdily as ever. Kai rin-.in, his face
; bi itfhtenitig (or tho first timo in many wea
ry hours, was Hearing the long sought goal.
Peoplo stood up, ladies and all. Then
came the first rumbling of a mighty thun
rt torrnship, lit ad ford county, sines last
. OVDf.'.ll"!'.
Chicago has a particularly wicked big
amist. He discarded his wife and married
his step daughter.
The first barn ttruck by lightning this
year was that of Ghuiles Mil'.nr, in llerks
county. The building was entirely de
St roved.
Dennis Kearney died in Atlantic City
oti Fi.!.iy from cati:; a put of paint. lie
was the "surviving brother of twin calves
recently born there.
Queen Victoria has expressed a strong
wish to see Canada, and the Prince of
Cincinnati, Mahc u 1:5. The following ; Wales is encouraging her to visit both that
country and the I'nited States.
As itowf II didn tcome with in twenty
ARCHIJTSHOP ITKCKI.T.'S OFFICIAL HKOAN'S
VTTKlt.VMCES. !
editorial article appeared in the Cti'hnlic.
ltiegrajih, Archbishop Purceii a ofheial
organ, today: I miles of doing -ha!. O'Leary did iu the
"fireat as is the debt r.f the diocese, there is ; way of walking W'bctl he won the belt,
not, aim lucre aiusi not mo. the laintest wins- ; i:n,1or ,a sa,d to Lave beat the latter,
per of repudiation. Justice, honor. Ih spot- i " , . . If;w r,f rialin ,nnn.
ies nme or inc Arenni.li op ol tineinnsti, the
i ur lire ki iniri
r.iittee appointed to inform Mr. Raudail of dcr of cheering. Harrioian started on his
last lap at VA-. How the vast throng
yelled and strained their throats and yell
ed and yelled again, till the airj seemed
charged with an electricity of delight that
made men r-tand on end and canned even
1 the women to shout, involuntarily : "Hur
rah for Ilaniman !" "P.rave Harriruau !"
i "Down-East Yankee Ilaniman'.' "tirit
! to tho fast !" Xow ho comes past tho
! judges' stand, streamers of red, white and
bine flowing from his shoulders. Then,
i cat tying an American flag, ho makes the
. last two lapi, and the great garden is a
i volcano of applause! ; and when Harritnan
i defeated, but victorioun, steps into bis
, cabin for the last timo the men cheer and
his nomination, appeared in the hall with
that gentleman amid much cheering aud
enthusiasm, whereupon Mr. Randall ad-
diessed tho caucus as follows :
Kkphesfn tativks : For your action just
communicated tn me by your committee. I of
fer to yon thanks, deep iin l sincere. Should
y;;.ir tiniuiiiniioti be ratitled to rnormv by tho
house of representatives. 1 shnll strive to dis
charge the ilutii s of the other w it h strict im
partiality as to n.en. ineuiires, ptinic and sec
lions and as tar us. in me lies to promote Ihe
best interests and ir.perlty cf the people .if
the whole country. (Applause loud and c-ju-1
1 ii ued.)
Mrt. Messengeis, a member of tho
five niil i-.ns a-id f.fty millions of inhabit- ' H'"-o from Washington county, having at ; cheer and cheer affaii, and Iho women stop
increase in tha foliowi:ig
States, viz: C&!.iad, Con-
ants. How wiil this increa.se affect the
representation of tho different States in
L'o"gtf'i and tho different geographical
oiviio-.ni of the country? If tho present
ratio of it presentation, which wo believe
is W , 0 inhabit itt'.s to each member,
should ho retaii.ed, I'.u ra v.-.Ai:!-J 1 e an in
crease of fir'.yni- members rf the House,
or :!'"'., it: te.Ml of Cro. t'ee pi es jut number.
There ce.t: it, however, be much doubt that
the basis will bj i.icieascd,-btit. that would
not make ary difference in the rei i'ite in-cres-e
f memben f States that gain in
their representation. A"-sumipg the ptes
cot bas:s to bj still in existence, there
woul.l bn no
named el .ven
necticit, Delaware, Ti'-iida, Louisiana,
Maine, Nevada, New 1 iani; shii e, Kiiodo
Island, Eolith Cari'litta and eimotit. Tlie
lnrpest rtla'ive increase would be in ICati
a", v. hose dch'ga'i' n would ho increased
fiorti three, the present number, to seven ;
Calif i nia would increase from fourth sev
en, ov.d Texa would iueicase from six to
ten. Alabama, Ce jii.t, Kentucky, Mary
land, aehu.se Is, Mississippi, New .Icr
sy, 0 -g.)ii, Tennessee, Virginia, 'and Went
Viriplfl, we.'.iIJ ain o:.e f acli ; Aikamas
aod NVotai-ka two ; Indiana and Menie?.i
ta, lli.ee : Illinois, IoB, Mtcliigart, Mis
soiiii, Oiii.t, rensvlvaiiii, atid Wisconiiu,
r.:i it:crea-' of four each, and New Yolk a
X ii.i of live. Lofikiesj at geographical di-vi-i.ri.
the New England States gain one
mcfiber. tht. .Middle State? ten, tho Vi'est
rn Slates thitty tw-., the Southern States
ninrf'-en, arid the Pae'fic S'.ates fo::r, or no
au.'ii jr- of f.i ly sj'vfi! rf a-i iticrc-2 f
1 .e ." nt!i ittnl uitiene'i to tlie South.
the commencement of the session, intto-
de.ced a bill ptohibititig railroad companies ;
from granting free passes, and tho bill
having been reported by the committee
with a negative recommendation, a resolu
tion was ofteted oni day last week by tho
same gentleman, to put the bill on the
calendar in otder that it might be discussed
and a vote taken upon it. A good deal of ;
discussion t ok place about the influence
of railroad passes upon members, and tho
resolution was finally voted down by r9
yeas toS2 nays. Tho issue of fico passes
by lailroad companies is now prohibited
i by the new constitution, but, as wo under
stand it, tha Pennsylvania Itailroad Com
pany has never accepted the provisions of
i the seventeenth article which contains the
prohibit i-.p, nnd is not, therefore, bound
by it. While we do not believe that the
; flicial nets of a member are controlled by
the mere fact that he eariies a free pass in
; his picket, wo believe that they are tho
: great controlling cause of the adjourn
ment of the Legislature from Fiiday at
hoot; until the following Monday evening,
thus prolonging the session at least a
whole month. In that asj ect the-aio a
public curse, and if it weie possible to pre
. vent their issue tho treasury of the coru
; men .vealth w. uld bo largely tho gainer.
--. mm
I Tun Republican membeis rf Congress
'. nominated Joseph II. liair.ey i:i their cat!
i cos for Cleik of the House. Kainey is a
i rr,r,,retl man of tespectable .ability who on
the 4th of March retired from Congies as
; a member fiom South Carolina. If the He
. publicans bad betti in the majority iu fl.o
House, and a nomination, meant an clec-
tioti, Kainoy's name would never have
exei be-jii whispeteu iu the caucus ns a
C tuJ.'d tte for th.tt or a-iy other p-j.Mtioii.
waving their handkeichiefs, for they need
them at their eyes.
Howell was now rapidiy nearing bis 500
mile post. I.api afler lap be turned off with 1
a regularity that indicated that he had not
yet drawn all of his nerve endurance, aud
the people cheered him lustily, though not ;
wilh that rapture that followed Ilarrimai). '.
Lap after lap cf the miles that wcro soon
to put the belt on the load back to Enj- '
land Roweil pur behind him, and the '
throng shouted go, id natureuly. b his
lat two lips he cat ri?d an American flag, ,
a::d at !) o'clock he struck SCO miles, slop- :
ped, put on his overcoat, the band played 1
"tiod Save the t'tieen," and the title to
tho belt was transferred from Daniel 1
O'Leaiy, of Chicago, to Cuarles Howell, j
of Chester; on, Carobt idge,Eugland. Now
the i nthustasm wan'd and many pervons
left the parden. The band played and
Ennis keps going, for he. too. bad a side
bet that he would cover 473 miles and two .
laps, and he wanted that money as well as .
his share of tho gate receipts. The hum ',
: of the depaiting 'bror.g rose shove the
, fainter hand tlappint and cheering and ;
, was only now and then drowned by a spas- '
' modic cheer. i
Ennis decided to put up a smooth rimnd
score of 475 miles, and atttr ths 47:5 mi lea
and two laps he kept on. At about 9.5.1 '
ho f.ni.-hed his 47 lib mile and staited to
run tho 47."th and last. The ehetiiug
started with his movements, and the band
with the chcrring". He ran superbly, like
I a man who mix;ht defy the world, and ho
throats of thousands swelled for the last
' time i t unison. At 10 o'clock he finished
' the mile in six minutes end fifty-live sec
' oiids, the f.iste.'t time i:i the maicb. Tl.cu
I he i ait an extra lap for luck. The timing
i gavo him three great cheeis and a lusty
, "tiger." The baud played "Hiimn Street
Home,' and tho multittulo joined in sink
ing, and the great walking match was
closed.
The gross receipts were f "1,000, which
s'.;ivi, lss cxpebses, w ill be divided ".1 per
tent, to J..oaelI, ; cr cent, t-3 1-i.n is a.:d
.1 sucrcd niter'.'Stfi ol relnrion.
pllileraand the payment of d.omr for doiinr. !
It is true, as the Treasurer of the Hoard of 1
Trustres ,111. 1 his clerks positively tucrt, that '
rnor ihHii tivii millions ot this debt is the corn- j
pound interi.t Hccrulnir from the nrurinnl de- !
osits with the HnanciHl tufcnt oi the diocese.
It would, then fore. be a generous net on the '
liiii l of I he li.lvitj creditors to cuueel willingly all j
their jimvtit c'atis eacepi the auiouaie they '
Beliii.iiJ deposited. 1 hia .vouid rc.hicc the debt
to half its p.rest nt feirurc, probably to even n
Sin j.ler Sinn ; but to iiu.se unwiliinjr to release
the diocese from the payment t.r ti.n inl. rest, I
to lliosc who auk foi hi! Hint can be Icu-aily i
e-liiiineJ, we say Irankly mid c.intl.lenliaily, :
tiusiiryf in the love ot the clergy and laity f '
tru iiioci se tor their r..:l.on, irusntiir in the
charily of the t'atholics 111 t hia count ry, trust- '
ing In ihe deep sympathy which t .r.linul Me- !
Cic-nkey au 1 1 ti - It.etii p ,t the I'nin d Stales 1
have manifested j (,r us 01 our in 01 tunes, 3-011 :
ouk'tit ai.'.i shall be paid lo the la.t cent, iiy
thu lvai a-isijtnment which has been made, the ,
, ArebbiBiiop does not prop. e to do what such a ;
leyal instrument would allow in ordinary busl- ;
ncsii that i. to puy the . ri diiots pro rata what 1
the f.so.Kecd pr.iperty would 'jritur. N.) each ;
; thoujtht has been entertained lor a ample mo- '
mcnt. The object ol the sssi; 11 incut was tho
' protection ol tr.e patient cri ,iuor h-.h.i i hp 1
I uotsy and etiiinorous and violent, who entered ' London.
, suns lo obtain advantage over tiio more de- ;
; fervitiif. The Caiiio.le Church never n pudiiues.
1 It may ;ke yenru lo ipe out liim heavy debt, ;
thouuh our taith in the generous bc.p ol six '
inoi.oi.s of our brethren ant tc.pates a speedy '
! exlinclion. But whether it be a latior of lew 1
, or many (years, the debt will be liu.uidaud to :
' the Inst cent. 1
"Tioi- is the conviction ; more ttnin this, it Is !
i the determination of the moss ol Catholic? or i
t ti ib diocese, which the I mm herte.iuess and '
despondency of a lew could never shake, nnd '
ot their Bishops, many ol w houl Imvc sent let- i
ters of ihe deep.-st and mo.-t touchiur sym- '
i pathy to the venerated head of this diocese. i
j ne Ca' holies o! the whole country, poor and '
i rich aiie, wtd socu lorm 1 ht-msilves into a
vast nrni of cuartty. llundre.is of thouaunda
Josiab Iliglov, of C'arion county, was
killed by lightning Sunday night week.
He was recently convicted of adultery, and
was to have been setiteuceti on Monday.
Three members of tho United States
Senate, Messta. Anthony, Hamlin and
Chandler, were members of ihe Senate
when last controlled by the Democrats,
eighteen years ago.
Since his encyclical Pope Leo has sev
eral timer, been threatened by Socialists,
lie forwards their lettwrs to the Govern
ments of the countries to which bis threat
ened appear to belong.
Isadore Uo.koph, a former attorney of
Cleveland, Ohio, was on Friday sentenced
to the Penitentiary for seven years for com
plicity in tho robbery of Dr. Noble in a
bank in Cleveland sevaral years ago.
A. largo mushroom is said to have
forced its way through twelve inches of
concrete, covered with a thick layer of as
phalt, in the floor of tbe savings bank de
partment of the general Post Office in
Melville Miniiisror. con Ii nea in tlie
Wilkesbarrc jail for a year, has become in
sane, believing tuat be is to do uatigoo
The royal mail steamer Severn from
Hamburg for Southampton, Eug., rau down
(ff Durgep.ess, a pilot critter having on
board twelve pilots and a crew of eight
persons. Ten of the pilots and five of the
crew wero drowned. The Severn arrived
at Southampton Fiiday evening with the
survivors- two pilot and three of the
crew whom she saved.
A shocking cas. of infanticide was de
veloped in Pittfburgh the other day. Miss
Ma;7ic Heil, aged eighteen, a domestic
cmpl.-yed by Michael Mnlgell, a saloon
keeper ou Fifth avenue, gave birth to a
male child the night previous. She took it
to tho cellar, crubhed its head with an axe
1 and buried it beneath a few inches of eaith.
Tho irirl has beeu arrested.
The new classification law of the Post
Office department defines sample copies of
publicat hum of the second class, transmit
ted after May 1 at two cents a pound, to bo
copies of publications sent to persons not
subscribers for the purpose of inducing
them either to subscribe or advertise and
matter sent to news agents. This will ex
clude campaign documents or mattar of
personal interest.
Considerable excitement exists at Con
fluence, Fayette county, over the alleged
murder of Mrs. William Glisson, about five
weeks, ago by her husband. The husbaud
stated at the time of her death that it was
from a fall down stairs, but her father had
the body cxhumod, acd it haabeen discov
ered that tho skull was fiacturcd. The
husband has been arrested and lodged in
j.iii in Uriiontown.
The Louisville Courier-Journal is al
; ready taking precautions against the spring
j run of poetry thus : "I offer a prize of
; $10,000 for the best, poem ou spring. All
! competitors are to appear in person with
i their manusciipt, and will be locked up in
I the Louisville jail for safe keeping until the
award. When the prize ia given all uusuc
j cessful poets aro to be drowned, as pier a
I previous wiitten contract,
i The "House or Mercy," in rittsricld.
' Mass., ia to receive tha proceeds of one of
I the queerest walking matches yet. set on
1 foot. One of the walkers wear a nico new
Six murderers weie handed on Friday:
William II. Devlin at East Cambridge,
Mass., for the murder of his wife and child;
John O. Piokham a? Cmjcoti!. N. II.. for
the murder rf a widow named JJeiry; Hen
ry 'iravslin at Wit.dsor, Vt. , for the mur
der of a neiLb-r named WLita ; Ah Ben,
a Chinar-an, at Vaysville, Cal , f.ir the
murder ' John McDatiiels, and F.r.geue
Lavery and James Johnson at Portland,
Oregon, for the murder of Lewis Joseph.
Thsro was an inteiestiug little occur
rence in New Oi leans a few days ago.
Governor Nieholls wns approached in bis
ofiice by Geoige W. Dupre, of theVcrii uif,
who wanted to talk about the printing c.in
tiact. As the Governor waa somewhat
peppery, Mr. Dupre exclaimed : "The
only answer I could make you would be to
slap your face, but as you ate a cripple I
cannot do it." Mr, Dupre was urged to
retire. And there are people wlio ate
wondering why Nicholls wants to resign.
Tha refrain of Kingsley's and sons,
"Men must wotk and women must weep,"
has a mournful illustration, says the Phil
A Woniieiifi i. PiseovEiiT. The II
ton Fo'l has some details of a wotideifa'.
uitc very in teletftajhy which uiayiei.'i
uti t::7e the bissia. rs. p'-pecial v that of ti
cable Lues between Luiope and Ametiti.
The Americau Cable Company of V.
Ytuk a t.ew tnlerpiiso it sajs. haste
cured in Loudon the exclusive light to tie
use of a new process for sending message
by cable or otheivsi?e. One patty to the
Contract guarantees to send i.n tf .- c;
tirer.ty uor'J'- eirh pr ininv'e thiough tie
conducting w'lo between Paris wnd L :
dou and New Yotk. This is the minino ni
speed slated in the Contract ; but it is s.:d
that at the maximum spied what could be
tint in thiity minutes would be equal to
the number of woids contained in oia
number of the London 7Yv,ror tho New
Yoik Hirald. And it is also asseited ths:
by this ptoci ss an t-r tiie number of either
of the above named jcitrals can lie r! .
p&tthed tbicuikjh the cabl fiom New Ye;fc
lo Ljudoa or Palis, or fiom London t
New Yoik, and be icproduct-d at tie .
points in f,ie tinti'.c, on a steieotype l i nk
or plate, complete ana ready to be putifid
wtfl i di i fi y rfl ill rl. R:ininliil(t llifiiiiillif 1
' ' . I fP 1.. I . . , I - ,, . , tl I c o rot a f a t r , , r-
rillltBOTI ....... .........v, . no.
of bands w ill be stretcher, lonh to aid us. Our
He begs piteously for a preacher to aid bim j woodau teg, and th otber, who lacks one
with to aver, and is ou his knees almost i leg, proceeds ou crutches. Much zeal is
constant !v to'preparo for bis end. ' felt in Pitta'.usld as to tb;s contest. Ihe
Mr. Ragsdale, Treasurer of Jefferson . betting is on the man with tho crutches, as
eiuotv'lnd., broke bis engagement with a i people think be can get over more ground
ioor girl to marry a rich widow, aud a jury than the other man, with leas exertion,
compelled bim to pay !K)0 riaroag-. i Tbe magic of a name has thrown no
"Well " be said, a b banded over tha protecting charm around four 6oftly sur-
1 ftlTI &tlll KUUUti f illUirj BUUIU UJ ; uiujc-vj timuiuicii ei Lunrii: vniuumi nia-
tory. ltie Durgiar ana muraerer just
banged, at whoso career England ia atill
aghast, was Mr. Peace ; tbe youth in jail
ou charges of a share iu the 'Manhattan
money,
the change
"gypsy camp" is the latest nevelty
Htibeiioiif wiil tie regarded as their own by tho j in Presbyterian Churcn circies. me eu
Catholic in every pbt of ibis country. The ,... ioie'er innr.i Indies of the church at
H'oV oVh'.r'ocS: I MaucbeMer, :T? Miad it. They I bank robbery is Mr. Hope ; tbe famous
iu the churches in N, w Vur arid Sun Francis- ' cari-n in the l.'OUlt Mouse, wear gypsy cot.- , r unman uta.uiici is jtii. .-viiK.:ii, bum iuc
co. and it will watti out forever every impuia- ; ,mP1 ftnrl pivo the young men their sup-
tion ol dishonor or diraee. The Catholics of ; f.vm ,nta a head
th-s diocese iil dotiieir part a:ol wm lortnem- per at twenty-five ceota a uean.
selwa bythiir inn weneiosiiy a riirht to be 1 The Tioy Times tails of a prc-acner
uei. i ii o nii-ii oieiuieii. i ut- i!iyineni or ;
I lis debt will trraridly iliust r t e the t ruth or t he
words ot H o apostles of t he Unit i les. "Where
rcu-.ain rueM- i nrec, lai-u. nepc Bnn cDarity,t-ut .
Ihe u reiitcst of these is charity.' "
The Itinera: s rviccs over the remains c.f Miss
Kale l'lirceil. sister of Arciibitnop t'uieell, ;
to, k place to day 01 En.s u county, where tbe !
was interred this ntternuon. twins to tbe
fnnerai but iittle was done cuo way r,r the ..tt,.
er in the A ri-htiihoti's arTai; 3. the i-nly thinic i
teimr the BliiiRt c.f Ir.e bond, of John ii. Maui- 1
l.ix under the new a-si--itinieni. Ovitiit to tho
fact lh.it it WHS at present ticposfitoe iu tlx Ine '
imui of the tiropi r;y aasi-fned, tue tiond trna !
filed at the rN011111.nl uti ol .Vi.i, wilh li. 11.
Hoftomu and al. Clements as bondsmen. !
who reported himself and bis numerous
faniilv as in a state bordering on destitution, j
Uia pooplemade up a purse ot witu ,
which ha at once bought a gold watch for
A iiouki ni. k discovery was made on Mon
dav bv Samuel Crandail. a farmer livin-r a
few rules south of Terie Hauto, Indiana, j diggin-; tor the gold mine which au angel
He was infoimed that the family of Thomas , revealed to bis wife. He has mad a a hole
Stanly was very sick and they desired bis ' in the earth about 13 feet wida, and 4'Vfeet
heip. lie immediately started for tbeir deep, ana ts ecu pressiug ou .11 me woik,
central figure in Chicago's late-st seusatiou
al murder is Mr. Lamb.
Aunt Pbiliis. an old negro woman, liv
ing at Higgun Powell's, six miles below
Yanceyville, on tho Yaneayvilie and Miltou
road, says ths Ileidsville, N. C.) Tina,
-i.i,ieK bu at onco boiiKbt a irom watcn ior uas just given utriu to ".wins, l uiina is
bi ife a cold cbaiu for himself and kid sixty years of age. The funniest is the old
gloves for the children all round. j woman stoutly persists that they had uo
Vpwark mau. who baa unbounded i fatbsr. llisie is an sxcsllant minorai
romiib'tira in O'Lr-aiv's walking abilities, spring ou Mr. Powsll's land, and the old
bazari?d all ho nils worth, including Lis j woman insist that it cams from drinking
home, on the result or tue peue.rnan matcu sir. 1 oweu s unnerai wa'.er.
in which he was engaged. Leary tas : A lopeka, Kansas, dtspatrn says a
uot
and
miserable. high wind prevailed, which diovo tbe
John Harris, of Hardiu Springs, ICy. , ' Hames directly into theftown, destroying a
according to tue t ineintiali titar. is still ; large amount of fencing and two houses in
. corns up to what was expected of bim, prairie Fire, uear Abilene, on TL Ursula y
1 the Newark mau is correspouniugly ; night, threatened to destroy tbe tuwu
tbo suburbs. Mr. Lflbold. a prominent
banker, 1 tt i,0t)0 bushels of corn and 10,
000 bushels of wheat, which were e'ored
near t ie town limns. 1 ne total loss oi
bouse aod fouud. to his horror. tht '.ho ' each day more confident of reaching the I propei ty is estimated to be more than $ 100,-
family, consisting of eicot pcisons, father goal atirl gold
and mother and six children, w ere poisoned j
and that death would be tlio result. A !
physician was summoned and upon invesli- j
gatiou it. was found that they had, through .
some mistake, mixed Jamestown weed i da
tura framoniT?t) with thero food and
that all bad paitakcu of it. Stanley died
on Monday uigbt aud the othets are uot
exjtctcd to survive. The rest of the un- ;
fortunate family have beeu taken to the i
pool house.
000.
Mr. Alex. K. M'Clure, chief editor of
the Philadelphia. Time, was married at 1
A Paris inventor bas made a machine
which, if it does all that is claimed for it
rhich would bo a marvel will diive sten- ' o'c'ock Wednesday afternoon last, at Holy
to tho Gloucester fishing fleet.
schooneis have probably gone down iu the
February galrs, carrying with them 14:
men, ai-d making 53 widows and PIT or
phans. It is pi.ssiblo that soma of them
may yet be braid from, but the hope is a
faint one. It makes one's heait ache to
think of the longing looks which wiil be
cast over the summer ocean "for those who
will never como back to the town."
When will Southern gentlemen stop
Ibis sort of thirig ? A Richmond dispatch
of the lith says: General Dra.lley T.
Johnson and J. Murray Foibos, Esq , of
Fanqubar county, weie attested this even
ing and placed under bonds for appearance
before tho police court to-morrow, it being
charged that they were about to engage ia
a breach t f tbe peace. The difficulty ot in
itiated in angry words between the two
gentlemen in Hit: Circuit Court room to day,
during the tiisl of the case of the Com
monwealth against General Johnson, in
which Mr. Foibes is assistant conns: 1 on
tho pa;t of the State.
The Elm wood (Kan .) Rjpi es says that
on Monday evenintT, about b o'clock, tho
clouds got up a free show for the benefit of
tho public ana It was one of the most beau
tiful sights that was ever beheld. From
the northeastern to tbe southwestern hori
zon extended a bank or thick fold of yel
low-colored clouds, forming apeifect arc.
which moved rapidly but gracefully towaid
tue souiuwest without a breast. It was
traveling at a rate of not less thau forty
miles an hour, and bad it broken theie is
no telling what damage it might have detic,
lor we are inclined to the belief that it was
a stoi m cloud of the most dangerous cl ar
acler a cyclone. In less thau thiee min
utes it had passed far beyond the city,
traveling rapid ty, still maintaiuing its beau
tiful shape.
A Norwich, Conn., dtsp.ntcb of tha
15th says : Kate M, Cobb was taken from
the Norwich jail this afternoon in a close
carriag", and in company with Waiden
Hawcs took tho train south for Wethers
field. The parting in tho ttain with her
mothor, brother and children was particu
larly affecting. As sho kissed the little
ones "goodUyo";tho tears weie visible in
the stern warden's eyes. A largo crowd
gathered at the depwt iu Norwich, as well
as in this city, while waiting for the Shore
line train. Sbo was closely veiled, and ex
hibited considerable emotion. Mrs. Cobb
expressed her confidence iu berni; liberated
from her incarceration. She s'ill maintains
her iunocep.co of the crime of muideriug
hrr husband, and denounces Bishop as tbe
greatest scoundrel of tbe age.
Tbe New York iSun tells a story of
Michael Hoffman, which is appropriate to
the present times, when there are move-
expe.ise. 1 bis wo. 1 id make au average :;.'e
of about two thousand woids per minute.
I bis aim. .t takes one s t ieath awiv.ii'd
like the Ket ley motor, Kdison's e!ee":;c
light, aud Joues's success in perpetual in -ti.di,
we must await tutiher develoj rr.e:,".
The 7V', however, 'akrj sf.-ck in ti e tt ?.'
t; r, and as its namesake, the 1 ir.t-j.--i : -.n
Tort, fiom which we quote, thinks it l.i- a
truth telling t ame, vie accept i's p: tac
tion tuat by ti e new methods the new ( t
ble Company will bj able to rei.ice
tat iff Lu- cable nn-isat s Vinnti N
Ytrk and tiie five difY -rent court,;., s .
are to be ron .rcted directly 1 j it - cut 't
from three io fire per wcid. at.d 1
dividends i f from eight t" tstti'v p r c' t 1
on its tola! capital. It saj s fui ".!. 1 :
1 he ,-reat impor tanc - of tt cti-.-ev- ry f
p.-rh.-i'S l i' itilrr spi reeli'!. Ir.-tn tt:-
t i na sts 'emi t-1 1 1 at . n t t hi ni 111 1 t ' ' ' -t'-.e
iM.-ii'n. ul it trtttisivr t the Am' t-
r.'m I'-iny tbrouitb lis Uem rs 1 A.i ot tr i;.--tor
wns !:? .1 I t bis process !re.' a ' '
a' four hundred thousand pourtNty i he Arc
C- .ir. i u) lliroug h pa ri les 0 ten -i- ' in t
ti r. I'ii.siihm-1! hi it coe.i-1 ;.- t l-s e -'...
by the Ai.lo ir,p..iiy for la k oi t-.i 11 : t
t-lei-lric i'ist ru int-i.t - the ln..t et 1: :
of course have been lost to the woriJ.
A PHOwr.a ok RrimsTOM:. Cic.l t -w
it n esses declare that d m ing the st .1
rain wbich fell in this city yes'ei.l iy r
ing, theie fell w ith it cotisidei able o 1 '
ties of powdeied sulphur. We h ue ! e. r
! tione 01 the suit bur bci' g jr.v.neno
tested by thise who say thiy
aw 1 .
it ths s
net s M
wn, r-
l.e:e l
lain
o would be menne-j to ui.-c
wets it not that similar phi
witnessed st Heading. Allc
and otb.er ncighb. rii.g towi
had a fall of snow, insleij 01 lain. '
patches fioni those places aie to il
lowing sfTect : Peueaih the s i1"
fell there was a sprinkling of sulphut.
brimstone. The io.ifs of I'uihln.us w
snrinkled wilh the stil.s' ance. 'i he
phur has the col-u ami sn.t
ii . r th
oersphers mad. It is declared that with
this machinery any cuo can, after a fort
night's macttce, take down any speech iu
short haed characters, however rapidly it
may be delivered. This sound a great
deal like the Keek y motor stories.
A terrible explosion occurred Thursday
afternoon at the Mahoning Fowder Woiks
of P. M. Gallagher & Co., near Danville,
Pa., completely destroying the building
Trinity church, in that city, to Miss Cora
M. Gratz, daughter of Kdward aud grand
daughter oT Simon Gratz. Tupsday even
ing Mr. McC'lure. bJe "adieu to widower
hood,'' aud gathered around bim a few in
timate friends, along with the members of
bis editorial staff. An excellent diuner
was served at the Girard house, tho table
being set in the shap.o of across.
In Lancaster county they are caving
A rroieet is on foot to have the Na
tional Guards of tbis;State assemble in tho and instan'ly i-.ilii.ig Willis Lloyd, ono of n perjury suit sgainst Prothouotsry Mc
Gettysburg 'battlefield some time during
tho coming summer, and eo into camp for '
one week. It is intended to mako it the j
largest crcantprr.cat cter held iu tbe State. :
th 3 p-ropri
tors, John .1. tivans ana J. C Mellen. who. it U alleged, committed per-
i'hfir mangled remains were iury in taking the oatli of olRce, be having
scattered iu every diiectioii. Tbe cause of bought votes to secure his election contrary
the explojiou is unknown. j to law.
inonts to cut down lcislst ive expenses. He
was a member of tbe New Yoik Assembly
in 1S4- from Herkimer. Tbe-e was then
only ten employes of tbe House, whose sal
atios amounted lo f 4.0-X). Among these
was a Doorkeeper, and also an Assistant
Do: u keeper. Early in the session a motion
was made to appoint another assistant.
IIofTmau opposed it. It was said in reply
that theie was three doors to tho Assembly
Chamber, and three doorkeepers were
therefore neeessaiy. Thereupon Hoffman
moved to amend by directing that a pound
of nails be mrchased, and the third door
nailed up. Tho amendment was carried,
and that, was the end of attempts at that
session to add names to the pay roll.
me artice, and small quatt.n.s 11 ..
Scraped together and set on fite butiieil
readily as ths common article and rtiif
the same fumes. A l;:t!j- iu Ai.ei '. iV' ;
said to have become almo.t crazed, in.:z
ing that the and of th? world has a'
come. Advocates of and believes m
orthodox hell of lire and biiiui": e
now firmer than ver in tl.e In o.
say tbe shov-er of sulphur was "t 'y a ' ';
tate of what, is to follow ou a ci-11
scale. I.iincti .V;- InUl'.ictnrf,
AT Yicksbmcr. Miss., ou Tue 1: 1 '
a shooting affair oc?urted be' wee'1 1
W. F. Fitzgerald, Capt. Andiev.s. :!
L. (ireene. Andinws and Grrei e v -killed
almost instantly, and Fit
dangerously wounded. The o'vc"
orieinated about a Hibernian mcp'n
which Andrews was elec'el Pre' -e f
FitK-erald claimed still to be Pie-i.
the Hibernian Society, and denounced t. -election
of Andrews as a fa ce. ''"
took exception to Fit.cei aid's re ?';.
and at empted to draw a weapon- 1 1
U 1.:.. fi.. Bbot to'
jiviai.i 11 1 r it ii 13 ii.wi. ni.u --" , .
Anrlretss "'
throiiffli tbe heart.
Fitzgerald, and Fitzcerald shot Ar- '
Andrews was bead of tbe firm of .
Andrews fc !in.. nd was Pies Ment oi 1
Howard Assoc :t ton after Pock-"'" ,
death last summer. Greene as '
Andrews ot P.'.o. Fitce a'd
tiet-! lnnvf-r. and was at oi.e t
publican's' ate Disliict Attorney
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