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The motion made a few days ago to
iCClllilll reconsider the indefinite josttonement
Crime and Casualties.
EHS AND OTHER SOUNDS.
Xear Pattonsville, Scott county, Va.,
Mining for gold lias lecn commenc
ed on Jk-ar Creek, near Blooniington,
Indiana.
A rumor has gained wide circulation
that Dean Stanley is about to join the
Catholic Church.
n-io 1,0 i;nii,rr r.-w.m at wnvt nn smrift woman in in, ieriing, IV., 10
Wk are indebted, to Mr. Fenlon. of , session which has now lasted nearly one : fancv embri.iderv. he came in with an ' years of age, has been married six years
tTie House, f,,r a well K.imd 1-oj.y of the hundred and ten days, and the project , axe upraised, and with a terrific blow and has three ctiiieiren.
xi .1 n..t 1: . .....r 1... 1 .. i cniit iioi- iio-iii mun wrvant neriiio- ' Frank Small, for twe
" l. ...... I.... I w.-r.r.i ,i,t Tim
instruction f..r lTS : also for a coj.v of posed of for the present. The men who
. 1 fc (diaries Bishop, a dashing voung man.
PHPNsnnnr da j was iieteate.i i,y a vote or us yeas to 101 ; Wa3 married to Miss liettie Hooker
3 UKL"' PA' nays. Although an effort will yet be three weeks ago, and after a pleasant
FRIDAY, - - - - APRIL 25, 1879. ; made to pass some measure of the- kind ! honeymoon he suddenly grew despond-
, it will have no chance of success at a 2: J??' ZhSZJ JSS
V late nun;ir of the Lebanon Ats
savs : Mr. A n 10s Get tie, on Soutli Eighth
street, is the happy ssessor of a roos- : a .. strunK t.ther l!y the Vl.il
ter that daily lays his egg. l or some lell)iia r,me in its issue of Saturday last :
lime past, an exira egg was noiiceet m
the lt"p,,rt of the state Hoard of Agri- had the matter in charge proved to le
culture for t hf same year, and a copj-tf unequal to the task, and having eom-
ihe ltejHirt of tin- Geological Survey of menced with the wrong kind of a bill
Indiana count v. Fit all of which our were bound tornake a conspicuous fail-
murder of
the noise, rushed into the room, but the ! Nicholas Jacoby, was sentenced at
fatal deed was done, -liie murderer at i nisom on "uiuj
once gave himself up and put in a plea
of insanity. He talked about the
bloody crime in the most indifferent
manner. lie said to i lie deputy consta
thanks are t( mlered.
C.i. .Iimin A. Iix died ill Xew
York city, on Monday last, in the Slst
war -f his age. Tie had been United
ttes Senator, St-ret a ry of the Treas
ury. Minister to France. Major General '
in th I'nion army during the late civil
ure. Its defeat is mainly attributed to
the corrupt advances of the Philadelphia
lobby, with William H. Kemble at its
head and Sain Josephs at its tail, and it
is difficult to see how it could be other
wise with two such advocates of ''addi
tion. diision and sileiict
passage. The I'ittsburghers also, if the
in explaining this strange feat of chant
lcleer.
lxiut l.lOOcommunisls paraded the i The Georgia I'nirm and Hirorder
streets of Chicago on Sunday last. says that one morning last week Mr.
About 400 were armed. 2o disturbance Aacu. nam. living in the neigiihoriiooa
occurred. i f J- " ell, captured a spot-
It is the opinion of Charles Xord- j ted crow. Hearing the caw-caws of the
hoff of the New York Herald, that ! crows, he took his gun and went into the
Condensed lv- Stories.
Some of the most recent f Cupid's queer
Kn Vnndiv nf Hi i s week t here unraveled, 1 n
the nest. When it Was supposed that a Toledo, Ohio, a true romance, fur more Mranire '
strange chicken might be doing the kind : hn fiction The Mayor ot lu,w ' J7,'
. , , . , , 7i-ii Jone.o. a irL'ntloman of lirointnencp in rtiie poo-
act, but on Monday morning this delu- ' t,eii.l man of lane wealth. He marril into :
sion vanished when the rooster was no- ! the oovcrnor on-vcr rauniy of Majphuwti.- I
tued toming on tne nest, inose wno year90l aice i:) s!lKll, in fitflire- has laive, iu?trous
have Seen the rooster pronounce him a ! eyes, hair of Kohl. nl until recently moved with I
li.a .-mwliar I an elastic step ami srrHeetul carriHifC." finely rdu- i
" ' ; cute,i, of el.-Kant manners and horn with the silver '
jMXn ot fortune, she shoun in stMii'ty as a jewel w j
the lirst water. Her devotion to" the t'atholie ,
Church was marked from a child. More than
THE WONDERFUL, GHOWTH
or Tin:-
year airo her hand was soucht hv Harvey s.rihner,
law iiartner of ex-t'onifrcssman V'rank Hurd. The
Sen Fmer Jones lore-match wa9 the talk of the
bla: "Yes, I split her skull open, but
what's that 'C
A dispatch from Fort McKinney, Wy
oming, dated April 20, says : Iuforma-
- ... . . : i . ...I,... m- A n i- ri n ill 11 f t n;t ii-i 11 loimiT. -' . .f..
lion us ieceieu iiete -Hi.n..1j .at n V "Vf nv,.t noiskrts t.wrether with great Care he drew near' as he ' How it earn al.ut no one knows. t,ut, on Monday
tit night of the 17th instant horse thieves a man and wife hunt muskrats togetner. j un f' 'V i ,i f i' " " ' Toledo was startled with the annouwemeiu that
entered the house of Mr Foster, one of He paddles and Slie snoots. J.uej some- i n.uc o. jh- nr., n- f.um i .-.ii.hii. nun on Miss Ida had eloped with Waite. At the Fame
(ieuer il (irant will not run for President j held, determined to shoot one and hang ; Sheridan Waite. oi Kt.n Edwards
again.' Sa.l, ain't it? ! huunp as a scarecrow. One he foumj ! X
n Klrinlura, Salem county, 2S, J., j on the proiuui ajpeurea vtrv gentle, and ( sen of roiurumistsknown a? the
town. Hut amonif Mi?' Il:i )Wiuiiintarire hi
Muttio Wot' kn. This tttrl Iwn Mies Ida s
chum at rollttrp ani hni rtat influence nvor her.
Mish Week? foine tune la.-t wutnnirr introiur.ei to
-Mi: 11;, then entrrt t'-'i to vimpir S nhiicr. one
. .New ork. Ky
uj turn ul mind
printed fry the
the frVrlentoniM.
WILL BE SEEX THE MOMENT VISITORS STEP IXTO THE TW
A cues of mi v noons, ox all haxds it is admitted
THA T THIS IS THE BEST SIIOI'PIXG PLACE IX THE
UXITED STATES. WHAT MAKES ME. WAX
AMAKEIVS STOllE SO POPVLAJC IS
1st That Everybody Is Obliging.
2d No One Is Pressed to Buy.
SriThe Stock Is so Fresh and New.
4th The Stock Is the Largest In the City.
5th The Prices are Fixed and the Lowest.
6th Exchanges are Made or Money Returned.
the oldest settlers in this section, living j times hag twenty a night.
the wing, he continued to approach and
fifteen miles east of this post.
ix-r:iitMs iiiiniT Mr Krister ni hv the
w;vr. andjf onei il-. r of X-w York, having j newspajn-r accounts can W relied on, . neck until he was nearly dead iu'order
l-n elected to the latter oilice in 1VTJ. whO went down to the capital to help to compel him to disc low the where-
Throuehout his lomr :m! eventful life the measure through were lamentably aliouts ot a large amount of money,
he enjoyed the highrst resj-ect and con- t inromietent for the work- that had leen
tideiice of the country. He w ill bo s assigned them, and were as much out of
-ial!y remembered for his famous order, Ha ir prc;er eletuent as a bull VfHild lie
in a china store. Itobert Y. Mackey is
dead and we will not distnrl-his ashes,
hut now that the battle has been lost
tlu-re is a very general feeling among
those who knew him lest, and esjiecially
time one Jiowen. from Fiirt Klwards, eluped with
. - i a 1 ' .'kits eeas. i.iuinur lier Itial tnelr oIIMtriloi: woultl
... ii... i ..1J- r .rf L-...,...,. . esimip conTamillff eiiTUL Ilieu w ; ?n unci .in um-Air i"i 'n.r .v 1,1111c t.,., .. .,...... i , ........ r. i
iii-.Tinif itii ! IMI L-ll 1 IOH I It til IllVi. X 1,'U ivi Ul 111 T, I . . . . - ... i i 1 , . . , i.-ur unci. j'miiiivuicaiuuiiit
Ulgmg 113 i . . ... ..." -1 l,. . ,.... k,,f n- i l TO. fniW Wltll WUlffS Of lll.ICk HIlll Wlllte hi. .li.iirl.lur .1 r..i.l.. T-...... .!.... ... 1
n. ; 1 ... . 1 l.n .li.u UT)fTlll(T 111 r. 1 I r IILI. I 'III.. mil. " ' - - , ...... ........ .... H. vluu...uo. vi'vi. i-i..... ,.i m
liec J-'riday atternoon ami specKieo mrasi. ,-.-- -'r Y:r,"riZ. i,wwo. nf the Dress Omul Sforhatirl Xinrtlu rome to th.
.r tl. -Pl.o rmitrnn '-in V r,.-.,tt,.. I - '-i lir.u , - -
t. inc uirii ,Ttiw v-...; '"("'.-ii'" i wriMpr, hi m-i aeeouuts. was huntinir lor the
ZZT'Srtve thin Lift of lres Goods yon u itl he amaxetl at the Large.
while in command at New Orleans. t
slm.it on the sjMit any man wu:attenipt
ed to puil down the American Ilag.
Tjii; charge having lieen made on the
floor of the House by Mr. AVoife. of
l.'ni' ii county, tlmt the friends of the
I'ittsburgh riot bill had corruptly at-
ten'j.ted to illlluence the Votes of f-ivi of
the Meiidii rs in favor of the bill, the
Sjie;iker lias appointed a committee of
rive to inve-M i.,'ate the matter and rejirt
the f iets to the House. Tin-committee
isrompred of Messrs. (iatchtll. IthodeS.
Volte. llovle :ii,d hlliott. The chair
Ilia!!, 'iati ltell. is one of the members
from Lancaster connty. and the I ancas-ti-r
.V .' i Ilejuiblii an I is of the opin
ion that any investigating . may do to
waids unearthing corrupt ract ii-es in
legislition is not likely to hurt anyone
very seriously. Mr. Wolfe, however,
avowed very positively his ability to
proe the charge he had made, and as
he has now a fair chance to do so. some
in littsburo.il. that if he were living the
which h was supiiosedto have, foster
refused to give them the information j
and was unconcious when they let him j
down. Ho revived and was again hung, j
as he .still persisted in his refusal. The
thieves then ransacked his houst and j
took all his bedding and thirteen dollars
in money, the savings of his chihlren.
They also took his horses, thrre in nam-
ber. :
The vessel ireat Republic vas wreck
fate of the riot -would Lave been
very different. This vs very probable,
for iio man knew so wcl.' how to organize !lieer
victory in a sipiare route st with the Leg
islature over a ijuestion ii 1 the success of
which lie ft-It -t ili i p intei est. Jn man
ipulating a lVniisylvani a Legislature
.Mackey never failed but once, and that
was in lsc'.i. when he had only just com
menced to try his "preut ice hand" at
tin-business. Compared v "it li him and
his methods. Kemble and (. hris. Mauree,
into whose liands the bill a: ;committed,
w ere lufiv asses concealed 1 m ath lions"
skins. The riot bill, althoii gh defeated
for the present , w ill not l abandoneil
but will Ik' revised in theJ'uture under
different auspices and in an other shape.
The discussion of th.' question in the
lich and rare developments may be h.k- present Legislature has -caused public
ed for.
turn hi? from Out
vv;s woset ami six
drowned. ; states mat a snori nine since a son ot
Martha Sladder, of Groveville, N.. ! Mr. .lames Turner, of the Last Ward.
Y., was found burned to death in Iht j drove a nail through the wall of one of
be"l Stmday morning, vtth a bottle of j the rooms. To his intense surprise a
whisky and a pipe beside her. She was: stream of honey pure as crystal came
unmarried. I '-ozing out. Further examination re-
Emrpe't Hampton, of Vest Chester, vealed a stock of the delicious store suf
owns a hen which has performed the j ticient to supply an ordinary family a
astounding feat of laving triplets. She ; year. The space bet ween the wall is six
was lockettup in a cellar ai d in one day j inches, and for four feet in one direction
laid three eggs. and half as much in another the comb
' A tramp crept up lehind George j extended. The house is rough-east, and
Hennet, yard-master at Tillhr, Ohio, on j the swarm of workers had entered by a
ed off the coast of Oregon on Saturdav. i Friday, and crushed Ins skull wnn a cre.ce near inet-Hves.
At noon of tlr.it dav the last boat left the I hroken car-hak. Hennett is dying, and j -1 he W est ( hester JrjTcr.iH says
..i.;.. i.-;.... , i.V...... i ..o,,.i ; il.e tr:inin has escanod. ! that I. A. C leaver recently had the ceil-
. i:. . 1 ,n a lilov n-wr nt hia tit I J u Ti" 1 1 li ni:li l.'.inla t loir
J)avis. the 1-oatswain, and tw ! .mong lae ivii.iM.i v.mninm. m,u ( . i...,. v,v ..w. .,u,.u
sailors ami eight waiters, ten of whom, passed west a tew nays ago was .-imon we.e m mm. p.ai.K mat ...to oeeu
Lennon. Davis, the l.atswain and seven ' Kosenbu. g. an old man from Horse A al- j scanned Or twelve years. The ends of
others were drowned bv the capeing of i ley, Fran klin county, this State, whohad j the boards had lieen -,loye-tailed to
tlie boat in the snrf Three men clung t never lie ft .re len on a railroad car, ; gether, and it was thought to be a por
to the boit and drifted ashore The ' Miss Ida Jones, daughter of Mayor ; feet piece of work, and would remain
ship broke' into, three pieces. Captain Jones, of Toledo. Ohio, who eloped with where placed, but in less than twelve
j-jp nerK lan aueon ionua oi lai . in'ui nun jiu u r .is loium uiiu mid
week, has been declared insane at an in- ' they had retained their positions finnly
juest of In nacv held by Judge Sherwood, j on the sj,j,'s tli(y had shrunken endways
The bo iler in llawley iS: Co.'s steam ; from an 4 to 2 of an inch. Why this is
siw-mil! Shelbv. Oceana count v. Mich- i thus has been bothering the heads of all
igan, explotled oi Thursday, killing the
engineer and seriously injuring two oth
er persons. The mill was entirely de
stroyed. Six nier. and a boy were imprisoned
bv the caving in of a mine at Sugar
Notch. Lux rue county, on Wednesday
last and at latest reports two hundred
men were w oi k ing from the surface to
rescue tiieni.
'"l' ' " ' i wMi-r, hi m-i ai-couutH. was huntinit lor the ; - .7 t.,...r- 7. .
ilark uharacters lu the story. j COItllter. fttlfl r:jT4mtne tne liOfW. oi-n.t- .T.wr.y... c.,... .. 1 o yovr
eoS'Vh', S?!trI friends of the wonderful variety and real cheapness f the next- thiff.
Mu. Wai.i.m k delivered a very strong
and forcible speei h in the I", s. tnat"
on Monday, the 11th instant, on the
Ai my appropi ial ion bill. Via ine's speech
on the same day in opposition u theliill
was frothy and declamatory, as all his
efforts are. but Mr. Wallace dealt in
plain, st 1 ilil "M il f.u t s and solid a rgu men ts
and covered the whole ca-e. On Satur
day la-t. Mr. Co (Troth addressed the
House on the legislative appropriation
bill, in a speech just long nough to en
.bV hint to present his views in plain,
vig'-roiis language in opositioii to I". S.
M!i.-n is u s and deputy marshals having
anvthing ttolo w itli ta!eelectiolis. His
sH-i- h. therelore. not lieing of interm;
nablc 1. i.gth. as so jnany speeches in
Congress are. attrai 's instead of repels
attention, and will vtel! repay i-rusal.
uttent ion to ! spetdallv directed to it.
and a question involving .such h'-rg? per
sonal interests will not b permaii(-ntly
laid aside or forgotten. 1 'ulilic opinion,
aided and assisted by t lies upreme Court
of the .'stale, may yet see i ts way clear in
tlisjiensing equal and impa rtial j istice in
the premises by fixing tl ie liability for
the losses where the law and Hit! equity
of the case impose it.
Carroll, from the very lirst, maintained
the strictest discipline and order : and
up to the very last, by inspiring the. pas
sengers with confidence of safety.. pre
vented a panic. AH landed without loss
of life. Astoria. Oregon, is full of peo
ple, many of them without money.
The churches, public buildings and res
idences are al! being thrown open for
the accommodation of the passengers,
who have lost leverv thing.
On Tuesday morning lire was discov
ered in No. level of the Wellington
coal mine at I ep;trt ure ISay, Victoria.
1 1 was supposed to have been 6 xt ingni sh
ed on the following day, and on Thurs
day morning when tvveiily-riv e or thirty
miners enlertsLthe level to n: sume work
an explosion, occurred, blowing the
workings of the-level into i n ns. killing
eleven men and seriously irijuring the
others. Three 'hiuameu w ,-re stdl in
the workings, but there was no hope for
them. Volunteers who e nt red the
level reiMirtcl that the foul air was so
the mechanics in that vicinity, asluanls
usuaily shrink in width. hut not in length.
The Richmond Iis,n'lli says there
is now living near Midlothian, in Ches
terfield county, Va.. an old negro man
about sixty years of age who during the
war lost all of his teeth by accident, and
several years ago. to his amazement and
wonder, and to the utter astonish -iient
of all who knew him. a complete set
; from a lon-lost fiaovchter. who. after ahout twenty
years, has been heard lroiu for the hr.t time, .lust
1 belore ttao war, Katie (the ilnui hter'fl name) waa i
ilriven half wihl by the importunate wooing ol a '
t boorish l .veranil the. roiitiuatul ot her parents that j
she siiouM' marry him. silie donned male attire
, and run away. .VIaknu lor Uutlalo she obtaiced j
! employment as a cook on a steamer that ran Irora
Huttalo to lietroit. letter she found herself on a
I Missisisippf river Bteaiiir a head cook. A year ef I
. man's work made her feel like a man, elie ?ays, I
in 1S61 she enlisted as a private. She was promo.-;
' ted to serirenot in lxt$3. ant in 1S4 was in t'aptain !
1 Hopkins' company, under tJeneritl Thomas, at 1
j N'al llle. At the close ot the w:ir t'aptain llop-
kius asked her what stie pr ij.osed to do. She said
. she didn't know. "Marry me. then, woman, and 1
: take idt your l-.rrowed dud."," said the captain.
Katie was thunderstruck, tor she never thouirht her ,
, sex suspected, she married Captain Hopkins and
went to Culm, oxpi-rrinir to tntlit in the patriot '
cause there. Hut they com-lu led to buy some land
and iru to raisinir suit ir cane and children. Mrs.
Hopkins writes to her parent that she will visit
, tti.'in this summer, brinirinir tuem two irrandion.
This is vouched !or by the Waverlv ( .N . Y.) Artvn
; ratr. which swears on its honor that ttic stranire
history is true in the minutest detail.
T'pat K.o-iiie, WN.t poine pn-ttv woman run-
jested that the monotony ot the church lair he re
; lieved by a mock auction sale ot belies. All the
other pretty women were tickled at the idea, and
carried the day. The irallant yoimit men shelled
out the five and ten d"lli.r bills t a livelv rate. ami
at times tin- hiddiinr would te so spirited that the '
church dctd came near beinir paid off. Towards
the close oi the sale, however. 11 lank voutiir inau
trom the country said that his trirl mut do soine
ttitni? lor the church. S historl wa put up. Now
it so happened that several romie m.-ii ha 1 a
rrudire arain-t the eounrry -man. nnd they hauled
him into the street to keep' him Inun Idddmir. It
al.. sii hapiened th.it tho voiipk la 'v was a verv
lntliietitial, 1 ut very uifly. sister. A ft r rej.cated
no.:-., wmks itn.l cx.stu!atlens in paiitomiine. the
auctioneer was eotnp-Ued to knock the vounir lady ;
down f..r twenty live cents. The vouiiir ladv put
011 tier hat and went home in a huff." She broke otr
w ith l:cr be cr. and. 111 attemiitiiiK to use a d.rk on
teveral of ttie male meniters ot t tie eontrrcaation,
for Spring;
JOHN WANAMAKER,
The Dress Goods at the Grand Depot.
For a Tery small o-Jtlar a pretty rait ran be made
for Spring from the folU-wlnK:
Fancy Ptriped Suit!t; 6'jC
pancv .-lixel shiuiirj
Twilled Striped Suivuk
Heta-e Foplins
Wash Poplins
Plorentine Checks -
Ha.lt-Wool Cashmeres
Hair Iine Plaids
Hack Kuntinir
S-npe.1 Mohairs
Camel's Hair Stripes..
t xtrd Suitings
:r:lish Striped SuitinK.
Mn'ffair Sottinirs -
ray Twilled Helfr;e
Chena Suitlnes
Striped Helire
F.mpress Suitinirs
Aniriesea Striies
MelaTve Suttinifs
All-VVool Huntinit
Peklr. -Stripes
All-Wool sprinir Serjre -
SprlnirCash meres -
Knulish lauiase
HrilliaTtine Mohairs
Hro-ade Mohairs
Madonr a Cloth
Striped Sateens
Ail-Wool Lice Hunting
Silk Iona;ee
Silk Hroeades
8c
10c.
10c.
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uy.
lie.
19e.
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1C.
3oe.
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35c.
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IMPORTED ALL WOOT. Farm IK'S FRENCH
IK lit.Ii K.
In ail widths and qualities, frni ae. to lie.
W are ofTering- special tirnlsf tn these .r.
TiceaMe 1100I1.
MdSO CL( TH, a new all wee! rar.r;c, ir'-
IttoW.
A I.I, Wnni.CA Rl inLt'LDTE. A I.I, WOi L
SATI IMPERIAL., In stripesaTjil plaioeSer.i
AUrWOOL SPKIVO TA FFI".TAS. ALU
Wtx iL. M KLAKOE le L'lNI'E. S7'4 to Tic.
A EI-TtV OL M EL : E PEK IK , In beaut:rul
eolonnifi.
SILK AND WOOL. CASHMERE lMa
1 50.
CASH.1ERE PLrAIHS, In beautlfol trab'n
tion, 6"C. to
NHAT I HECIL !TITIQ. SOc. toV3.
ALL-WrtllL K ASHOAR SlITIN'J. a s ft
liKbt texture-.
ALL.ViML FRENCH CASHMERES, tr
Spring cob rins, and the
NEW GESIl'ARMK BI.t r.
Tive inches of snow fell at Port .Ter- : trrew out ayrain. anil is iironouneed t; he the lover loun i himself tn the city lock -111
strono-that tttvcouUlu't rem; linhvlovv for
anv length ot time. The level would comiflitor will r.-t the pirl.
vis, N. Y.. a foot At Monticello, and six an improvement upon the former set.
to ten iru lies aloi-ir the .Iclferson hrancls : This, perhaps, is one of the most rem.irk
ofthe Krie railwav, Friday. At Scran-i ah'.e freaks if nature on record. The
ion. snow, hail and wind prostrated two-; mrrro is at present living with a Mr.
miles of teletrraph wire. j llohertson. a prominent citien of the
Two Kentu tky lovere have centred j county, who will voui-h for the accuracy
th-ir affeeeions. ;rpon a tlamsel who 1 of the stat'inent, and who hasemployt d
would he happy with either were t'other ! him dnrinjj the time.
dear cJiarmer avAiy. .V walking match I In tho ('iirnit t'onit a I nvi"!',
has heen propf jftl. and t lie successful j Ind.. Saturdav forenoon, (ioorjre W'ilsrrt,
i a scliool teacher, and wife, t-acli appia-d
"A mohvi. rehellioti nov tlir-tatens yya.
The oliliuatiidis of the Cons! itut'on and laws
tin-not asst'iitfil to in wide lis3-ictsi. (iuv
enitniiit by the liallot, with e.jua! political
rights for all !i-;m1 voti-rs. onl.iined ly the
authority of tin- National Vni-iu, is not per
mitted in every State. As the -nan and men
were found to throttle with physical force
tin- rebellion at Appomattox, so the man and
the lin n will be found U s'.i'Ls this new con
spiracy against the majesty .vul we 11 are of a
111 i it v nation."
have to ho Hooded, as the mil ic w;'.s on fire
in that vic'iiity. 'the Vancouver coal
company's TiuMi stvn'd vv oi k and went
to the rescue. The seems at the mouth
of the pit vv ts heart-reudin '. Wivesaml
children were weepino; fur their husbands;
and father, and parents for their ciiil
dren. A freight train on th- Uannihal and
St. .tusi-pli atiiroad, consisting of an en
oine and fourteen loaded cars, went
Seventeen live prairie prouse from ' for a divorce, which .Judize Sandy refis-
TheaV-ove extract is. taken from the ' through a btunin.tr brid-re. carrying
Ik the ( hainnan of the niocratic
state t'oiiiiniitee. Mr. Speer. v ill permit
us. we siiiT'est t- him the propriety of
calling a ioe(tiii; d' the t.'oiiimittee
sidnctiuie dniiiitr the c.iiiiin.r mouth, for
the purpo-e of I": x IJilT the time and pi. tee
of holdini' the Pemocratic State Con
vention. We have ahas bet n opposed
t tin- practice of eh tinp; dcleirati s to a
Stale 'e.nvi ni ioo bv oiuity ( ommittees.
n l if the tate Committee will di-si-
the t inn- for holdii.o; the rtinvcnt ion.
,! i. l. we tit.st will not oe earner man
inid H of Au.'i:--,'. the different eotin-
can nmi'ate the meetin.uof their
an
vvl.i.
th"
tie:
aeeordin'.y.
let ted bv tlie
We have never been
1 that a Mate 'onventioii oucrht
noiitiuat in it eotiv etit ions
ami have tlieir delegates
'.'loti-r authority.
cotiv inci
to b:- h-M
ah-nit that
;!eet ii
more than two months, tn
h iiLTtli "t time, before, the
A 1 iT!" 1 01 the
appropriation bill
taken Pi the etia
U- -e-it to the Pre
!ie! .b
nil the 1
passage of the army
was expected to be
to-day. and it w ill
ideiit not later than
ldav . The debate in the House
istative appropi ia.tioa bill w ill
t
-tliill'a'.e t
h.
ay
I a
and
Wee
t Sl eett d ti
polsil.ly te;
l'1'
i is
. or
e it iiiiaiiv
1 1. ' r. pv
!.r. s in t!:e --nate bei,
s. sihat '. Will Mr. Ilayr-sLm the
ai uiv biil. or will he veto it . is an un
M'l . ipp--t ion at Wa-hinuton. Cei'aiu
leaders ot the i.'epnbliean party have
r-pi nted him :i-)openl iln lariiiL: that
he w ii! vi to i; b-it it is not probable that
lie would thus rt:.i,..:im-e his- porpo in
dv.i::ee. wliii ll even (.rant eliee said !:
si ee'n of (iovernor Jloyt at the reception
irivofi him by the I 'ni d. League of Phil
adelphia. on Tuesd iy evenittii of last
week. It is pra.nd, 'hn.tity aiil pf-culiar,
and otit-Hovts eve'i H.ovt liimself. Cer- j
tainly no man in this state, with the ex- .
ceptioii i-erhaps nf t'jelate John Covod, :
ever In-fore uttered a greater aniount of
ntiln(-aniii'4 lioasfaM; and twaddle in so
small a space. What the 'Valiant Har
ry Hoyt" mi ans by infiti'tnimr the tiit in-lx-rs
of the l.euue that "a moral rebel
lion now t "iireateus yov,." milit form the
subject, tif a supplemental address, since
it is no', pep-t pt il'lo to ordinary mortals.
One can't, reason w ith or combat such
stere.itypi d stuff even when uttered by a.
(o', t ruor. A reply, however, and a very
emphatic one, was made to IIovt'ssoev(t
twodays alter its delivery by a syndic ate
' of New York and Poston bankers, who
' made the enormous subscription of ldU.
(kmi.inmi tothe four per ct-iit. bondi of the
t'nited Mates. This immense subscrip
tion is the largest single transaction that
has ever taken place in this or any other
' country, and is a convincing proof of the
strength of the government credit in the
face of the dismal howling of Iloyt and
his Pe publican allies in Congress about
tie' "nvolut (oiiary "' purposes
iK'inoeratie party.
despairing
the MitTtl
to'.M!.
down tho train hands and two emigrants
traveling w itli their livestiH.k. 'the en
gineer saw the bridge on liro as he came
around a sharp curve, but he remained
at his post, tellimr his tirt .man to jump.
The engine got across the bridge,, but at
last wis pulled back: ioto the chasm,
s-ixty t'';et tleep, where it was burned,
with every car of thi train, not lung
remaining but a mass of smouldering
ruins. The two emigrants were caught
among the burning timber, but the train
hands succeeded in pulling one (,f them
out. only to die, lnnvt-ver. after two
the I'nited St .-it recently arrived m
New Zealand, where it is proiiosod to
endeavor to establish the- bird. They
were, snared near Tojiefca. Kansas.
Twenty-two v.e.re sent. l;t tive died on
the voyage.
The large livery stable of T. E. Par
key, at Ticon ieroga, New York, were
totally destroyed by lire at two o'clock
Sunday morning. Twelve horses and a
numlier of cairiaces, sleighs, etc., were
burned. The loss is about ilo,urO. In
surance, $-2. XI).
Anna Lewis chased a neighlor in
Cincinnati, tiring at him as she ran. un
til she had emptied the seven ehaiulierd
of a revolver.- when she loaded the wea
ixin and fired seven times noire all
ed to grant, owing to lack of nooess try
; evidence. Wilson snatched the baby out
I of the mother's arms; she sen an el
i lust ily and the I Vputy Sheriff interft rt d.
when Wilson drew a revolver, but was
disarmed before doing any damage.;
This proceeding in oen Court was t
, much for His HeJior, who lined Wi!s,m
.f'Ji.Nt for contempt . in default of whit it
he was sent t a jail, and the baby replaced
; in the mother's arms. Attorneys f r
the wife t hei-fijion made a further off it
for her divorce, which was granted.
.V st ran m coincidence of the JIieky
murder, at Warren, Ohio, has come to
light. Nellt Hiekey, a twelve year old
daughter of the murdered woman, works
in tho family of Perrv Woods. . at Akron.
hours of sufff.
without hitting him, although hiscloth- that State. On the ( veiling of tho mur
ing was 1 erforated. der, slie ;ivv-ike out of a horrible iln un,
Tack ion Pogirs. President Judge t.r : in which her. mother's bloody and iti-.iti-the
Tliiri Judicial district, died suddeLi- ; latod form ai peared before !ier in all the
' ly of apoplexy at Kittanning. Anusl long . dri adful reality invvliich it v as foiled at
I countyvon Sat unlay. lie had lieen suf- 1 the Warren Hotel. Tin; dream waj re
fering tVr some intuit lis with gangiue ' luted to numbers of t he famil v, but. tho
In the villnre of At. lie. lire miles re. in "MiUaie-
l urir. I11 Inn county. Vs.. lives a farmer uuuie.l
H.-iiry N:uls. A ti-w "uioTitl w riiro e voim man of
the nei'iit.o-hoo.i. to whom M,s Siiils. the fr
incr's only duusrhter. w:i hetrothel. lett for the
We-t. stating that he wiuilj write to his meet
heart in rooj tunc an. I s.mui return to claim hr.
Hut the lover .li in t wr;te. Vl)w Nait took the
Insertion very nni.-h to hi nr', in Tues.lny. say? a
vjie.-ial to tlie Haltunore (.azvitr of vest..-r.liv. sev
eral ifentlemeti ot-erveil .Vliss Niuli- irillopiui; on
her lather's horse, without u fin. I. He. towar.l the
Ahlie t.on.1. A t the water's e-tir e tlie h'wse ntoi'.l.
3Iiss 7S:C1- uracil turn in. an.l when lie ref:n'l to
o ahove his heliy, Ic.ii'C.t mfotl'.e watr anil helil
tier own head un.ier. sinictde was l.revflitc.t hy
the timely arrival ot Hi'i'ctafor.
Tlie t:i'liiin Journal, an esfoerr.el Wlaonin
coiit.'Uii-oriiry. in the nuiut-er Hit re.eie.l tells of
a yotinif man of MaTomainie w'ho was ot.j.-etion-nl
le t the fattier of tlie pirl that t he father k iked
him out in the road. I.-it.-r iu tlie day the Mato
iiiaime yoiul: found the cruel j ari-iit at work in a
tanynril. lie walked hold y in. addressed the tan
ners, staiinit the t.iets in the en, an.i yittied at
the old man. Alt'-r a terr;file scuttle the cruel j-a-r.-nt
n.-jrir' d to hv let up. "Will yon Cake me t..r
a -on-iu-iaw, tto-n. d"ir roy' ?" i tinuir-1 ttie youth.
"Yes." said tlie old man. jr.ii that sauui evening
the hen. l.-d forth his hnde.
Ilohert I.yton wa committed to the Lafayette.
Indiana, jail, on Mond . ;.r c'.oj.irtr wiiii ttie
da 11 it liter of I ir. I 'yrn.".. ot t Lie town of Ioira npcrt.
It apt-car-; thai M :-- Hy rns i only 1? year ot ae,
and that in pr'"'ur!iiy tt i:iarriare license from a
Lafayelte ul:.-e I.a t"'i swore that sin was of the
proper ae to marry of her own w(il. The irirl's
tatte r. e. ptiysieian of hiirh stundoiii. had no oom-r
heard of the elopement troiuhis ro'.f. whieht'Hik
pl:rr. t.y iee:Oi of m ladder, at midiiitftit Sun.lay
niirh.t. th'in he priK-un-J a warrant t.r hi son-in-law
'e arrest.
1 RICH PARIS NC-VTELTIFS
We are sKwina- come Very t"t:re Style In All
Silk and Wool Texrnres.
CDI.OP.-F.lt S1L.K URENAIUKtS, In neantl
la! "olortw.
I'd.MPAlioUB BROCADE STRIPES, Very
Rich.
SATIN STKtrr.S in ret Variety.
SILK A1V1 WOOL. MlirfHBS, in Iteautlfti
StTles.
India sulk rox'iFF,.
TWII.I.SHMI.K I'oNfJFE.
CtTTtN 1)K1."SS FAHltl'.-S T)R ?T"4 Jf ER
V KA K.
trench Org-andy Iav9f.
French Jaconet Until.
reraeh Prtnted Sateen.
ien'h Tml d Alace.
Freneh U omie ?:oth,
French Printed C;t::ci.
SCOTCH "ZEPHYR GINGHAMS.
Our a ort rr. en t of there aj'iolg i very la-f 9, and
the designs are very choice.
DKKSSt HKVK'TS la hand-ome f.j.n. rtrj
aerTfceatd an4 jiretty. from 12:4 to 363."
PASAKA ( IITH tn elegant I'.ald ani .rlj-ej
etleci". Tery atyliah.
DRESS ?:OHAMS in i'.aile anl 'at.cy
Jtias. I to tl'-e.
Heantirul ''? In PERCALES. CRI.TDN-
45
M KI.l IKS IT HKtAI A HtHLs irm N ES. CA M li K H'S, (.HlMZtS, Ac, fVm Ho
I. to vi.e i j v e c.
JOHX WAX A MAKE 11. .TO MX WA XAMAK Elt
The Silks at the Grand Depot.
rm
begired some o'.ie tt kill him, but he hail
to be left to his fate. The conductor
had a leg ;u -,d several ribs broken:
while the emr'wtoer escaped from the
tiery furnace unharmed. The bridge
His companion of the feet, and his death from aoih;xy ! it made a deei impression on the mind
was a great surprise to his phvsicitms.
Henry II. I. Tudor and Louis- II.
Ayne.cn route for Tatagenia. arrived
at Tuseunibia, Ala.. 011 Friday,, and
took a rest till Mondav morning, when
asset on tire by tramps, who had been thry resumed their journey southward.
put oil tin ni
ill-fated one.
a train iu-t ahead of the
of Un
it is John Hook's
erv oL "U-el l iiocl : alter
lei; of oriiw allis at York-
Tt i- ulsiut time now that lb publican
pD'tessioiis of regard for the oohied man
sh i;iM cease.
ed 1 who represent!
Carol
tcrm-
.biseph II. l'.iiney
d one ot t tie
olor-louth
mi districts in Congress for two
, went out of ofiee on" the 4th of
Mar
I'M
le
(!!
Hay
to- ti
now ;
v .s :
v..i-. ::i
v 1 -1
ncwio-l 1
" . c! 1 ',
il:e.i
', er
!gl--
ion.
j-r.-pr'a' ion '!'!
jx f....x,-d no.v
pre-e.. ,,f t r,,
1 e vet 'i il bill o
;ht ', 1 t to !. iV In 11 Mr.
-;. in 1 i,,. voti -1
but of which ii is
e the Words. I -
-a 'id that S'-et i"U
: po,-;it,-d ju army ap
I. j ii--: a.- it is h,o . J f 1,..
;.s i. is ,,(',1 ;lt. to tie
ops ;it 1 he jHi'ds. how ran
f preri-i !y the MM!' char-
art er a s I i;e 1 il'i- .
We w ill ,-.
voted t'.r iii l-;
a I h-nitieiat ic
iron 1 Wisconsin,
spirit. .-:s al the
(iKVCiltl. l'.!!At.-;.
metidrf r of Cngie-s
ho in::de hitiisi If co
Iat s ssh -tt by a igormis spot eh against
th- pa ua tit of a'.l rel-l or SuthT!i war
claims, and who at tle present extra
session, was apiiiiteil by Mr. Kandall
'hairmau of the Committee on War
Claims. und rtook l.e-t week, by ottering
an amendment tua bill then K.fore the
House, to repeal the law t -.-tabli-hitig t he
Soinhc-rti Claims Cotiiiiiii-in. which is
:- f..'!ii.a;ii from vv'ti- li all t!n-e raids
on the treasury flow. Tin lb-publicans
oj.i.i-.l tl.e .'.'.I'endiie nt. and with the
votes of ;;!oi!l twe nty I hm i ral s de
feated Ceii.-r.il Ih aLrg's i-ropo.it inn.
Since the Court of Claims was establish
ed in 171, the Uejmblieaiis. wht-n thry
were l:ia majority in Congress, appro
priated nearly in h mid ml m,d tt ni!
iioi(. .f ."'; to pry Southern war
lainis which had been pas-ed tion. at:d
now. when a Isomocrat pi'opsto re-
the Liw and thus cut up the war
claim bu-iness hy the roots, the lteimb-li.-au
! '-mis is refill- to susiain him.
With this K-'puhn.-an record only ten
ls;s ;d. a !'.e'u''liran v. ho will i-harge
1 'em ' - in Cov-ire-s v it h In ing
and was tin- last of his race to
o: ,-tipv a seat in the House a fact over
which that arch en. myof the King s
Ft.olish. John A. I.ogan. of Illinois, be
came imprt ssively elocjuent and pathetic
in his t.toody shirt harangue in the Sen
ate last week, llainey is a loan of con-s'uhral-le
ability and excellent private
reputation. When the extra session 1k--g.m
th Itepiiliiieans inatlc him their
candidate for Clerk of the House and
voted for him a thing they never would
have done if their v otes could have elect
ed, him. The otliee of Third Auditor iu
the Tu asiiry iH partnient being vacant,
Haiuey was induced to become an appli
cant for the place, and was fortified with
a strong recommendation signed by
nearly every Republican mcnilerof the
House. Armed'with this document, he
waited on John Sherman a few days ago
to urge his claims, and was told by the
Secretary that if it suited him (Kain.ey)
he w.-itiM give him a clerkship in the ap
pointment room of t he depart men t. w hich
he indignantly refused, informing Sher
man thai the offer would not have Ix-en
made to a "7,i e.x-meml-er. and that it
was bein ath his dignity to accept it.
n the sam day. Mr. Hayes nominated
to the Senate f. the otVe e that llairey
watitc-d. K. W. Kei-rht ley. an ex-memU r
of th-- Hons.- from Michigan, and one of
Zaeh ( handler's henchmen. M r. Itaim y
will now have leisure to meditate on the
uttt-r liv icrisy of Kepubltran love for
men of his color.
Is . "it a, nt to Stand A rove- "Wash
ington r No man has ever vet lived
whom the American people were willing
to make their President a third time.
While it is to the peculiar credit of
"Washington that at the close of his sec
ond term he voluntarily retired from
public life, we believe, at the same time
it is generally conceded, as an historical
fact, to have been very questionable
whether he could be elected a third time. ;
A frequent return of power to the peo
ple from w hom it is derived was a doc
trine in which the founders 1 .f the ropub- 1
lii- dev outly believed ; V-ecause they con
sidered it the only sure way to guard the
liberties of the people against t ncroach-
, lllellts.
Rotation iu otliee is rather an element
ary principle in our system of govern
ment than a watchword of any political
party.
The second President of the United
States, John Adams, one of the most el
oquent and liery of all the original apos
tlt s of liberty, was allowed to retain the
oN're miiv tor a single term.
JelTersi -n. the author of the Declara
tion of I:ide;.viide!i:-e. 1 L-1 not attempt to
rtiii a third time, retiring in an honest
poverty, which added to the glory of his
great name.
Madison, than whom perhaps no mar.
did more in establishing our system of
solf-troveriiment . followed the example of
his illust riotts predecessors in declining
to be a candidate for a third term.
So did Monroe, although then- was bo
little of party spirit in his time that it
was called the era of trend feeling.
John (uincy Adams was warned, on
entering intooiV.ce. that tlioiiLrli his ad
ministration were as pun- as the angels
around the throne of (od. it must termi
nate at the end of four years; and it did.
Andrew Jackson was backed by a par
ty of devoted admin rs. who insisted on
running him for a third term ; bui with
some show of indignat ion at the bare
idea. Old Hickory put his foot down
firmly ami said No.
('rant has already served two terms.
"Now it is proposed to elect him to a
third, to place him above the mighty
men who laid the foundation of the Cov
err.ment. above Washington himself!
Shall it lx- d"i: V .V. ". Sun.
Ayme is a young surgeon, and joined
Tudor at Lynchburg, Va.. to goto Pat
agonia as a scientist. They look fresh
snd are well mounted.
- Three hard-worked and vnder-paid
printer:. John R. Jackson. "William J.
Heanoy and Patrick O'Brien, of New
York, clubbed together recently and in
vested two dollars in a lottery ticket.
They now jingle ?."i,('hm) apiece having
ot the voting girl, nothing more was
thought cf it until she took upthe even
ing paper and read therein tie- details of
the hlo.iiy tragedy almost prcci -vl v as
she had dreamed it at about tJve same
hour ii occurred.
1 1 the I la ber murder trial, jit Leba
non. Saturday. Mrs. Peters, daughter of
Drews, one of the accused, wa-s on the
stand all day. Her testimony was to
the effect that her father had said he
, had been promised fifteen hundred dol
lars to do the murder ; that lie was sure
of getting the money, because they had
entered into a compact, :iml that the
t'-rst edie to back out was to be shot.
V.AM.nr's Monthly Maoa.inu von Mvy.
'I lie !e;nli',; ill n-lratcl jutiiHeof the May
number of "Pallmi s Maua.ine"' is about the '
lll Mike-i:ieti of Now tOiiiiei. T.lu hy The ,
author of -'A Whaleman's Adcaittires ::' ami j
very weil toM the vr;mi N, tilt.'loiih we think '
our friend had to leuve the Vlumi too sud- '
detily to pay mm ii atteiitina to tin- grange j
beings he has uttcmptoil to Jii-ri'je. Then
we timl several nice Mnrics. ami a number of j
poems, advent nrss, and so yarns, all going i
to make up the contents of a. tiit-c';iss mag- I
aine. I'tililish-ol hy Thonts A: Talbot, l
1 law icy street, Boston, at ?H..V a year, post-
pai.l. ami for sale at al! the periodical depots .
in tlie eount ry foi l."j cent a copy.
Vcrr low j.r!;t now rraTall. Thin fs-a croca tima
to t'oy a S:J lra.
20-Inch HaT Hiat iiT . ra:n at. .... 7".
5o-iucli do., vary 1ost. do. do. at tJc-.
' inch aitra we:irbt and cord tiros Uraia 0c.
"S'axt in ordr will t found our faiu-iui
OXE DOLI.AH IILK li KTIJa,
The reputation of which Ir wtdet.rad. and r
y uirc-? no firrther raomnaao.tatioa. Tba l--t we now
oen is sucfc a wa sold lat year at tl.tt.
REIIOVS ( It nilRR.
In tills mtiLa will I-e found all the irrada. from
$1 u;..
lie'-iu3T5 would wo ask attention fry those at
tl.Tt aud tl K.
All tha oilier Doted make ara ox en ourcoun
tr in-lu.e-1 lu which 13 the -t AC HMlKK AI
k l AI'Kl ."
J'hesa r .-'.t ara noted for the'.rrirh K.Tn I?:ck,
darat'le wear. vuieri.r Cuib au.l extra wi.lth.
Alf-i. jun. ..oned. an invoice of
:. J. ! N F.T nr....
nr iiLit k' sii.ks. which ike Mt t n
T Nl'I KTHK KF.lit I.AK FKK'fcS. KAlSiIN
rilUM 111! l"l-WAKIiS.
XUTLLTIEK.
The Hr'-il iK'i.ot ot.cn now th.e.ry i.ewet
1-aris dceuf:f just imported, io
s-lUC JAHMSiEKK
.Tolin WnnainnVer.
Fekln Satin acCMoira Strtj ee.
tf eioiir aad Oreia Vine Strij-ti
Hiiiutn and Aruiue r.trtiee.
Kill K-AIiKS F lilCII n-H Hl.-s
hf Mtbslr-IK I Wt"K MMo.VS.
)Ut I.,MtHS IN LaliiiEV AK1LTY.
ounrD atLiaS.
The new eh a le! f'.r ring and ail f.a; le c ji
Id iarve asfr meut..
lS-uuch Ilea 7 Tr:smln Siik. at "I"
tl-iorb Ilea 7 an t'iioi l'-oiit e Sule, 9 e.
Xi-iarh Ilea t Viua I.uaire ' it UraiD.
3L-lnch exir Hc rr l ine Lustre and Hear CsnJ,
V.1.
92-inch axti a Heaey Fine I.uttre f -r "rV a:k'L
Sni-a
Ail tne othei uralaa In i-rojiorttoti ar.ltJ.e as( n
laeitcuft roil .plt'e.
"4.red Stri Silk at '. H g and Ce.
Neat t 'tie.-k JSliki. rc del rat'le, 7.
Jnei'er Strip i and Cbrk, t Sc.
A;l the I ee r vri tui of these vn'Oi will 1 e 1
in c-jinplete ai 'ortaieut.
f) I-tilitU vcvki.tii;.m
"Vr-Ire and S: itin St-iiet.
I-ekiu and It ro-'a-lel etrpe.
Satn and i ro lira n Strip.
(irenadine a nd Ve,Kir tri; ee.
Jvlin Wanaiiiektr.
The Black Goods at the Grand Depot.
I .IV EtKitST MW Vl tHXS.
39 riftta Avcntio. PUtuburth. I.
hehl the lucky ticket in t he April tlraw- The four allegeil conspirators and .ic
ing. Alout the lirst time on record t hut ; cossories wire fully connect ed with tin?
lightning ever struck ;i printer. ; tragedy. She also testified that Ilrandt,
"Dr. ( V. Carver, of Angelica, Al- anothe r of the prisoners, had reiroached
1)11. Q l-INC V A . S ? C) T 1' . ;
Surir'in I).-niist. having ri-nixveil to theso fin rti1 :
Centrally lr:itil ittfts. is tr-jw jrrtareti to serve i
liis iiii!!i'Tn- ittrnif( m:th rarc t;i i.-tartion, winjf j
to hia tfTvatly iP'Tfp.s-'! ft'ovlitics. (4-4. -"t. ,
NEW ADVKHTISEMENTS.
leghenv count v. New York, ow ns a small
road stallion so peculiarly marked that
vvh.cn he buckles a surcingle around him
the re is not a hair hack of it that is mt
snow white, and not a siiuare inch in
front of it that is not a beautiful iron
gray. One eye is like that of a white
horse, and the other like that of a black
horse.
Ty the disarrangement of the appar
atus Sat urday morning. 1 he alarm bell
on the Court House at Harrisburg com
menced striking, and continued for some
time, exciting the people. A reU"i fol
lowed that Judge Pierson was found 'lead
and the bell was tolled in coiisenucnce.
The excitement was only allayed when
tlie venerabie Judge appeared on tho
W-iich as usual.
A lire at 1'oreka. Nov., on Fridav
her with the accusation that she pre
vented the prisoner Stickler from drown
ing Ilaber previously to his actual mur
der, and that he ( r.nindt ) insisted ii'wm
Kaber til ing killed before J oec mlier 10.
as the insurance would lapse on that day,
the conspirators being unable to pay the
premium then-after.
One hermit, says the "Philadelphia
Tinif:--. is generally a god-send to a dry
nevvspape r man. but a Cincinnati re
porter has succeeded in sticking three
noon the noint of his stvlograph. Some
time ago Joshua, Heniamin and Sarah
Vaughn, who live on the west bank of 1
the Scioto river, near Lewis Center,
deeded nil their property to a nephew. ;
( Hlter relatives su-pped in ami procured
a judicial irajuiry and so the Vaughn i
hermit storv was caught. The three
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5THC. W THKc.iK4.Kl IKl'tlT I.VKI! HAD.
Ht.Al'K ALL-WliliI, fASHMlJil-S,
i in.. 40 in.. s iu w.le.
The larsest assontnent of ttiee aoods ever offer
ad. iiiclu-toiif full linei of all the cek-!rated makc.
and from the lower irrades to the Tery finest num
bers. 4. o. af. f3o, es. ss, woe., v. ti.iu, ti.i. i.-
25. up tv. ft.
HLAt'K SI1.K WAHP HtSKinTAS.
$1 tl.l. tl.'i. 1T. l.o,fl e. lT.t', M.SO.
(e'e-tel. with special referem-ato color and Cjii1i
for the finest mournlnit.
BLACK TAM'Jht
i. 00. CS.. 7. v v., $1. $l.lo, $1.'J4.
HI. At K S ATI IS K -c.
srwiiin avii plain i.imirwtHiiir iuu
TH K Al'l'KOAt'HIMi SKAN IN.
John WiiatttrtltfT".
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I1LAI K BUN TINC3. 12?-,
Warranted AJl-Wi.Ldo. do
Wimntfil 411 "Woil do. A.)
W arranted All Wcl do. do
6-4 warranted All-Wool do. do...
VV armr.ted All-VVml do. do. . :
n T-ace HnuUr.. S',:
Iai'i ltiit:UK
New designs necr otTere.l t.efor V nle day.
4 Frcuch Huiitioti -.-c., 3;e.. !':
f -4 1 reach Hunting - ., 6 "ic
S-jiiare lesh HeruanJe $ 'C, jo . tt
Uuinasoe tirrual.u Tao., b0 ., 1, t: li.
Striped t ;rna.Ur.a.
Striped l'au:ei lli't CirenaJii;! ..
Sinped Ali-Sk.creuadiije.
Thce jioodi are a'.l St'k I.Toti i.x1i if
I l-eautiful ilrjitu ar.d clmtct qui .!ltT.
I -lolin "NV nnitmnliir.
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Tlie Liucu Goods at the (iraud Depot.
s ids
rht and Saturdav morning, dostroved i "Vaughns named have lived in one room
HlVKKIAII SilAKKK EXKdTKIi.
Ill
half of tlie town, including the heaviest
business houses, the hotels, newspaper
offices, telegraph otliee. the Masonic;
building, and a gnat number of dwell
ings. Three hundred families are des
titute and two thousand people are with
out shelter. The loss is roughly esti
mated at one million dollars.
A special to Jin- Indianapolis Itnthj
Xi from South Bend. Ind.. reported
tlie College building at Notre I Mine on
lire and burning rapidly on Wednesday
last, with but little chance for saving it,
the immense dome, and the large image
of the Virgin Mary surmounting, hav
ing already fallen in. The building was
six stories high, and out of reach of
South Heiid. the water supply being two and smoking tobacco
mi'estrom that place.
The lYniisylvania railroad has made
complete plans for va--t improvements at
the New York terminus, the cost of
which isestimatedat ?'JJHMi,tHMi. Among
the alterations contemplated is a new
ferry building at the foot of Courtland
' street, while new warehouses are to be
erected on the Jersev side. A grain eh
for forty-two years. Joshua is seventy-
seven vears old. Benjamin seventy-live :
and Sarah sever.i v-t hrce. A large land-
cd estate was left them by their father,
and this tle-y have managed by means
of tenants, who gave in their accounts to "
the occupants of the single room every
week. No tenant could ever get any
thing off the Vaughns as they were vvoii
derfiillv shrewd." The son of a dead
brother visited them recently and they
eoncluded to turn the property over to
him. retaining a life lease. There is no
furniture iu the room, which is llaek
with soot ami ashes, and the air is any
thing but fragrant. The Vaughns
snond most of their time in drinking tea
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Hest tnakei onl). imported d r tct f: :n tyri
ufacturcra 'jj pnrct.aec'l from tt:t iraver.'i
"We lcetition a few .s Tery ttu--h : tz
prc".-rit rWil t&luf. We aarr att t.-.r:i. I
plccce Wl-lnch or 11-A Linen SheetiDir, 76c. tr ""T"l ativt tree rtom cotton.
l.VW It tit 15 4 1 li IS It I jIVt.V.
piece 8-4 Linen SbeetinirP, at iUn.
ao piece S-4 I. met; Sheeuiiirs, at PJc.
Hl'lertf 10-4 or bo-inch Liuea Sheet; nir. at f2-?.
t-er Tar-1.
C j u'pteere 8 )-Inch or 10-4 Linen Sheetir.a, Tic. pr
a. r - ' Tard
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r u. yard
A : 5 piece? we-!nch or 114 Llnon Sheetlnir, S5c r
( yarl -
- 1 I! l i ptccen l'XVtncli or 12-4 I.tnen Sheotlne. S5x jmr
W I yard. . . . .
yftf-ls wi.lc, ti1 from 6a. to i.' jcr yar.l.
Wo liavo rrr!Til a-imthfr !iiijTttK'U of our
lw-ihlo lTnnsk TmI Vo I-inrn. at i t tiM.. No
other luaise bn the tfHin fur the -rice.
JUH
I,-t of Naftklntt. Towels and Table Ilncn ourtin
iiall v arrivmiir.
.TO UX WA XA MAKER.
There are 31 Departments in the firatnl Depot, all of which hove htr
greatly improved, this season.
list of x)iiviirrtii:zsriH.
! Stkanok Frkak f W.VTKK-Fowr..
Tor several months past the guards
at the (.overnment bridge over the Mis
sissippi river at thi iwint, with other
t it iens whom they have informed of the
oocurrences, savs the I aveuport OnztHe,
have been greatly interested in the- ac
tions Ot Willi
water-fowl ducks and
ilet kiah S
hafc-r. who murdered his wife valor with storage capacity of 1..M.(MH) geesc, and even swans. About midnight
1. 1 7. vvas hung in the bushels will le erected upon tneir prop
erty at Ilarsimus cove.
Virtue is not wholly extinct in New :
England. A man in I'.rattlelioro, Vt.,
has just paid to a merchant there a note
he g.-.ve his father seventeen years ago.
with inte rest. although the note had leon
outlawed and lost, and the matter for
gotten. In r.os: on a bank lost fj,-jt (,oh
worth ot obligations m tlie lire, tint re-
Iv the Stale Senate, on Friday last,
the bill repealing the present Jury Com
missioner law was iu'h tin itc 1 v jxist ponecl
on second r ading. The feelingthi'ough
out the State was vei v general, so far
we could judge, in favor of thei'c pea!.
but that was tlie bt st n a-oii in the world
why the jircsent Legislature would re
f use to a-s it.
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On Ttics.J.u last lite House at Ilan is
burg burii -1 ti:- border claims bill along
side 01" the I'itt.sliitrg riot bill, bylhed'f
I M,- .ote .. 1 ,l ,t l 1 .,c s.
on I'ebruarv
jail yard at Chamberslitirg. l'a., 011
Thursday last. Owing to prostration
caused by his attempt at suicide on Mon
dav, bv piercing several arteries with a
wire, the she! iff and others asked (iov.
Ilovt for a respite until he would liable
t walk to the gallows. The (otvernor
refused, and at the time appointed he
was c arried to tlie scaffold in a govern
ment blanke t. After a prayer by J)r.
Crawford, the pale and emaciated cul
prit was placed utNin a stool under the
rojie, two men upiort ing him for a t ime.
The sheriff then adjusted the rope about
the neck of Shafcr, and in a few minutes
the trapdoors fell. The drop wasalout
four feet, but the fall failed to break the
culprit's net k. The pulse ceased to beat
in alxiut nineteen minutes. 5efore be
ing carried to the scaffold he said : t-I
declare In-fore om1 and man 1 am in
nocent." He also said he expectr-d 10
meet h'n wile in heaven. His remains
were interred at the county almshouse.
1 ais re-jiiest to I- buried a'ojegs'do his
' tv if. be ffft!- !.
these fowl commence gathering in the
river, probably a mile atove the bridge,
and float down tothe bridge, attracted.
110 doubt, by its lights. The moment
tie v strike its shadow, as made by the.
lamps, they h ave the w ater. l!y upstream
some distance, again float down to the
bridge, and again rise and return, to re-tH-at
the trim The bridire guards and
Eminent Dr. H. R. Walton,
OF ANNAPOLIS. Ml).,
Snye: " folden'x l.lbcf'e l,le.nlcl F.x
trarl of Beef i a most excelU nt preparation. It
is pavr eirflleaee. Superior to coil II ver oil
or aiijthintf 1 have evermed in wasted or impaired
constitutions, and extremely beneficial k. a pre
Tentive of luiklavrlavl l!aeiw." Fi'.!ch ,V
KicHaniM), bruiriits. Aircnts, rhildelpliia.
y I ON E SA LF.SM A X
g'j f' -reach State. Salarrfrom
I Tl ..IOI1IH
Kefrrerf;. require.!.
l.A ItVI.I F O.,
:l Clark Street, blrtatjo
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and expense.
covered without suit all except 51t),(KtO
of the a.tiiouni of which everv scrap, of 1 geese. Satutdav morning four swans
documentary evidt nee of the imh-bted- , were seen with one flock. When they
ness w as lost. rise from ttie water they go up with a
The man who eats eggs for the rush and a whir-rar-r that can be heard
championship of America lives in Indi- ; three or four blocks distant. When the
ana. where human industry is more than ' gray of dawn apiears in the east the
ordinarily diversified. This man tie- ; bridge men see low Is leaving the water
vourecl twenty-four consecutive soft- tip stream as far as vision can reach
boiled goose eggs in twenty-four consec- and off they tly for the north. The
utive minutes, and at the conclusion of . sloughs near to, am! the small streams
this genteel entertainment he offered tr , which empty into the Mississippi, were
; eat ;'. goose, also, I'nfortunately nature ; frozen during the recent cold snap, and
1 has made no arrangement, says the "f-.il- the great river is the only open water
We wui pay A; ni a .-aiary of cj per luo'jlil
an 1 -x ?-!.. cr i low a tmrg eoniniiMton, to sail aur
new ti-t woD.irrnl incc:i(.3i Wt wtran vkat
Str.i (r.m. IditrtHSaimntclliribtll, Jic-n.
(Mfl tn Oinnft '""f1"1' in Wall St.Stocxmaie
lllil I mil 1 If fortune, every month. Hook tent
V-1U lUViUUU tree exi-latnlne fventtilmt. A.I.
teiidc-rslK-lieve that these flocks frequent- : iT ha XT Mi linkers, 17 Wait St.. N. Y.
ly numlier frvtu :W to ' ducks and ,,fit!. on at .iv,- inveltment ,.r .-.
1"W IMH.'lnt Kcports. free.., N
rroportlonjil rctwitm-vcry week on S.ick I liit ionno
- w.-vct . oiiio . 93A. A.Jdr
T. l-otter Wlakt Co., Banken, W) Wall St., K
C I-1I F.1!S wounded or Injured In tho Fprvlo..
O even it Imt clisrhtty disahlcd. can cihtain pension
from ilMte iifdisctiHru-e. n niter the new pension law,
if npplleaeon ij ipmic at once. Send ptatup for
l'ltiiiks and new l!r eircn'ar.
W. '. ItlRIM.rR CO..
Oldest rUlra reney In the Mute, 116 Smithfleii!
Street, l'it tibnrch, I'a. 4t.-4t.
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Xotioks. Jrw klkyv Fans, Ac.
IjJNr.NS AM HoTSaUlRN'O t. CI-
Laces, Chllaheites. Ikifs
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V r 1 U T.ST K K Y , L AC E C V KTA.INS, & C.
SlIAWI.S, AVkaiteks,
Lames" Inir.sses, Cloaks, itc.
Hats im C'ai-s, Men's ami Ivoys"
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1?cm)ts, Siioti A"n Hi nnr.H (ionns.
Heady-Made Clotuino for Men
and Hoys.
Clothing, Made to Ordkk.
Flannels, Muslins and Hrf.ss
Iininos.
Furs, Houes, &c.
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Mil l t v -nv t Ii .. .1. Mi . VV Vl - '
60 riEl'KS 4 4 l iilNT M' HUM! I
1 Iaipns. prioteit on l'ur Liceu l.r !
nounrl to tie tha hst eti laa eraT -r.'.l f . -f
."..r.. i-v.. -jtv. and Sic.
limck cnniu.1 l.men l awns.
So.il li.iirt, Hiua ami W b f j IJreii 1alc
I'rvuleil 1 tip.ui l.int-u l.f li-c. j r7-e
1"C pince? I'ltipl Itcss L ieta; .4-.; '( T ,
to import.
4. pices ttaturul col..r'-i IJcen for fs.-t'::"
Sli at ilc. : w .rth
i.' picccf 6-4 Linen Slie tli at Jvv pr yar!
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and to Order.
Infants and Misses' Hbf-r
AND Cl.OAKfs.
lllHY CoAtllES, Tos. I;t
tiAaJES, At.
1Xor Mats, Krtis. MArii"
China. (Jlasswahk. e..
ZEniYKs, Art Kmukoii ii'T -r
Wooden Ware ani- Km!-r
Utensils.
AViiiti: (.ei. Kmi:koii i"k:i!"
(ii.ovi s. 1"mi;r:-:i.la- 1 a"
ASttl.s.
Trunks, Yai.m am- T"' !
Isls' (.einDr.
Ferfi merv, I'eMiK lli:t'!
silverware. Clo k.
Hour m mm
"0TE. If not comlnif to the city to see our Xew (Jootls for Sprint
Samples. We do a Larre Huslness through the Mall.
a-.-'i-hia 7V.,;i s, f y v. !;ich lliis clinmni'in
ceii'd eat lnmseif. and his lie i i '
ti- n ' ei,' in't 1-e t litcrtained.
Hie l.iyds can find. Hut it is strange
tliey do not alijdit in the water K-ovy
thVridsre as well as alve it,
A LEXANHKH T.MT, M. IV.
J. riiYSKTAN AND SI IMKON.
rf ffi'-c ami rcs'doncc ..l).iti,irir lot- !Ti. c. St.
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