Thomas .Tki- f- f.-on f pressed a wish
to have it inscribed on his monument
tliiit lie was the "Author of the Declara
tion of American Independence," ami
EBENSBURCi PA., j was satisfied on that one act in his event-
FHIDXY - Il LY 18 Io7!'. ! 'l'i llf'' 10 resl ,m lllie to undying iame.
In 11'.i. John Adams, the ablest and
most eloquent defender of the Declara
tion in the Continental Congress, found
The funeral of the young Prince
Louis Xapdeon took place last Saturday
at Chiselhurst, England, with great
solemnity, his remains having leen
brought there on the previous day from
Woolwich, at which place they had ar
rived from South Africa on a British
vessel of war. A large number of
French ieople, including several mem-
SEWS AND OTHER OTIS(iS.
A heifer in Chester county recently
ate ten young turkeys at a morning
meal.
A Providence lad missed the ball,
and the powerful stroke of the bat killed
a playfellow.
Freddy Ilalderman, six years old,
died at P.radford, Pa., on Friday after
noon, from swallowing cherry-stones.
man undertook to eat 100 mince
turnovers in l'X) hours, at Lewiston, Me. ,
Tiik D'ni'x nttic -tate convention met
. . - .. ir,i.,i,l.ii- 1k( Mr.
' , v-........wt:..1 ,.01111- ! a coiv of the Mecklenburc (N'orth'Caro- 1 Inns of the Ikmararte family, as well as
tv V. t.Mii.iarv cliairmaii and i lina) Declaration in the Essex (Mas- notable persons from other parts of J-,u- 1 bn(. .lve p .it tlie sixty-seventh, and
ii , , 11 C..trr..tli permanent presi- j sachusetts) Jtmtshr, into which paier it roie, attended the ceremonies. The j nP;uiv died of indigestion.
VJ'.o. ,Uvnr,, K-en copied from the Italeigh ueen of England -l-sen
1l,.mi.,fd for state Treasurer by accla- ; Kyi-H,: and observing its similarity to . mamed m the house with the 1 nnce s j offpndol the moral sense of the city
mation. and a resolution adopted authoi- i Jefferson's Declaration, although it bore , moiner miring ine nnie.. ,.10..0 , that thpy wre chlSpUeti ott.
The New Holland Chn-ion says that
Mrs. John Diller, of Earl township,
Lancaster county, this season cut w ith
a reaper all the wheat farmed by her
husband, aliout twenty-one acres, and
also assisted in storing it in the barn.
Mrs. Diller is a very active, industrious
woman, and when it is considered that
she has reared afamily of seven children,
we think very few can be found to equal
her.
A mulatto named John Breckin
ridge overtook Miss Nannie Iierry
(white) while she was on her way to
church, near Carlisle, Ky., on Sunday (
last, forced her into the worwls ana
ravished her. He was subsequently
captured and placed in jail, but at an
early hour Monday morning a mob sur
Important Announcement!
JOHjST wanamakee,
GllAND DEPOT,
Thirteenth Street, - - Philadelphia.
ISTAV.US1IE1I M T8H11V-KI, Hit;
F.
. ." ...... r .1.., I .v.i ,.-i.. f.1rt(,n i t f,.rf i he ! 1 1 ,e church, half a mile distant. The I fow- owned bv Mr. Kemper, re- rounded the jail, forced an entrance,
. . . -- i.. it. 1 '..i-n I - nri nf v wai lrt :iT Oi I I H 'litin I i 1 1 rv t: , t-IWJr .. . . ... .
, -liainiian ot the state Committee. As .it uerson, w un w noiu ne men liequeuiij , .w.o m v. i.. . - ' . , ! three calves which are all living. Old Aunt Sarah. Fields, a negro
there was i, opposition to Mr. 15.ur. the ' corresiKinded. In reply. Jefferson said: . as paii-nearers. m uncuiy v..u..i..... 1)ella White invited her friends in
. ..Mvention did n-.t consume mneh time I "Nor do I allirm ixsitively that this Manning preached the funeral sermon . (ireensburg. Ind., to what she called a
n cetthi- through with its w.,k. We ! r is a fabrication, In-cause the pr.f in the church at Chiselhurst. What- rpn
w ill publish its proeeedm-s next week. J llf A negative can ily be presumptive : ever men may think of the different io- '"-""''e K mi avis,
, but I shall U lieve it such until positive litical parties in Fiance and of their j natcheil ont two broods of young
ni.. W. II. KoiiK.KT-i. oi i he iaie con- : and silemn jrooi 01 us auiiieiiiu.-ii.jr r- "ytii" iui .o v.. ...v : tins season on me uuui ui i.
..X 1. - " .1. . 1 .1 n
preseni nojx'S anil projeeis, uie iriiimt
sorrows of this dead Prince's exiled and
childless mother cannot fail to awaken
ed-rai-v. has l ii ajiNunted by Mr. , lie roduced. 1 Jetterson s letter
H.im's to compile the onh-rs and regula- j to Adams was published, and the Eegis
t ions of the army. It is a job that will j lature of North Carolina made a thor
pav 11 and may last for several years. nugh investigation of all the facts con
t tlielast Presidential election UoN rts . ted with the Mecklenburg Declara
was editor of the New Orleans Tiims. tion. and established by the most con-
woman of Plue Ridge, Ky., firmly be
lieved that she must die, be buried, and
rise again on tne third day, in order
that her race shou.d be Ijenetited. The
accommodating lxys of her neighl-or-hood
gave her chloroform, and left her
in a graveyard, so that when she awoke
she thought that the desired miracle
had lteen wrought. She is now waiting
for the good result.
A singular and pathetic coincidence
;i iVniocratie pajH-r, and after the Pe
tiiriiing Poard of Louisiana had com
pleted its villainy he went to Ohio to see
IFaye", and was an influential party to
the arrangement by which the count of
the eleetoial vote was not to le inter
fered with, ami Hayes declared elected
over TiMen. II. nt s to remove the troops
troin Louisiana and South Carolina,
thus zi inn the Democrats an opportuni-
clusive testimony the genuineness of
' that document. Further investigations
; after that more fully sustained its au-
thenticity, ami Mr. Tucker, in his "Life
of Jefferson,' is compelled to admit that
there is a blairiarism. but insists that
ter, near SchwenKsvuie, -Montgomery
county.
! Lucius Weaver, a negro wno out-
! n -ivhite woman near Knoxville,
a feeling of genuine sympathy in every j rpeim ast Mav, was captured on Mon- ! is that of the death of Miss Annie E.
heart. How romantic has ln-en Iter i tiav ''a ' inob t"ok him from the jail and j Johnston, assistant editor of the Pitts-
shot him. ourgn men.st jworfcr, a icw uays
Mrs. Swift, mother of Cliarles ago in Davenport, Iowa, and Tlev. Dr.
Freeman, the Pocasset child killer, j Alexander Clark, editor of the same
sticks to' her lelief that her son did . iier, at Atlanta, Georgia, Sunday
"richt. and thinks that God will justify night. Both being connected with the
him for the act. j same paer, loth breathing their last
fr- i Maloney, a tarmer near among strangers and in the same weeK,
Wilniin-'ton Del., owns an Alderney I makes the coincidence particularly sad.
heifer seventeen months oiu inaLgnen jianiei iouzer, a weii-known i em-
history, and what an ehxptent illustra
tion it presents of the complete vanity
of all human greatness. The blows of
adversity have fallen upon her in rapid
succession ; her husband, her throne
ami her country have all leen lost, and i
now her only child, her last hope, has
Jefferson could not le charged with it. . been taken trom tier Killed iy saages suflicient milk to mane nine iouiius ui
We w ill not discuss that ouestion but ! never hear1 of llim- an1 in :l cause i butter ik t week.
w. will not discuss mat question t vhkh the land of his birth was a 1 The 12th of July was quietly cele-
having stated the alH)ve facts, w ill leave strnn,er, of an living women this 1iratcd bv the Orangemen in Canada,
the matter to the reflection of our . widowed and childless Empress is the 1 thp onlv street parade reported taking
tv to take iMwsession of both state t readers. The Mecklenburg Declaration, t most striking example of the instability j ,,iaoe in Toronto. No disturbance oc
v'overnmeiits without any resistance or , MV no doubt to most of our readers, ; UI eanmv g.amu nr. curred anywnere.
perance lecturer in the vicinity of Day
ton, )., was drowned in the Miami
river Monday afternoon, and his txxly
at latest accounts had not been recover
ed. Itou.erwas one of the most promi
nent leaders in the Murphy movement
indeed as a temierance lecturer he mav
nouzer but of
ix-oiil- tr mpel- the I 1 ;nid to l:iv :l
bl.MMNhe.I. 1 lie reward due to uoneiis Will ! found in another Column or our ; ,..:ti, ,,.i, ci, hn.l nrrancwl latP has broken his nlpdcv. and was
has Ion 1 ,!' delayed, but Mr. Hayes I ,,ai.r. and the similarity and in the sec- ' Ax hkx ex-rov. A ilham Allen died ; t.1(1;mPnt at Mavsville, Ky., but he j drowned while under the influence of
don't foi"et the men who counted him ,i ad third paracraphs the ilrnliti of ' on ,lis farln ,1(,ar Chihcothe on last Fn- j 'was not tiienN ani he disapiointinent j liquor.
into Lis otr.ee. and has at last discharged hmmxsw In tween it and the Declara- morning, in the 7:$d year of his age, 1 droVe her to suicide -John A Smull, Pesident Clerk of
, , A i , . , ii i i 1 Ohio lost one of her foremost and lest 1 A man in Salisbury. Mass., for the Pennsylvania Legislature, was
his debt to Pol-erts. If rilden was in j tion proclaimed at Philadelphia on the : lost one ot her oumost iksi ; x m. ..
the White House instead.of Hayr-s, and ; 4thof July, ITU',, will be readily detected. kmvn citizens, and the country one of . t ,vear such ragged clothes I House, Philadelphia, on Thursday
had appointed an ex-reWl Colonel to the ! Most of the men who were active in the its ,110st devoted and unselfish patriots. tnne are threats of having him ! morning last. He had retired the pre-
; tt. i. : x' ii. - i ..,..1 , , ; i . : ...4-
it i ii Haves has ir veil HoW-lts. a nioveiuent that, resulted, in Mav. lTTo. 1 lL " as 001 11 111 01 m wium.i,.. .010 'prosecuted lor liupiopi iei j . " oeun. m i'Mirni, k""" "
lSKi. when he was only lour years old, mice oi me mm injuini .n uu.
1
!tol of indignation would have li-en
uttered by the loal Kepublican press
from Maine to ( r'gon.
was taken to Lvnchburg
As CoNi.itK.ss d''s not reuiov
disabilities of an ex-reliel unless he first
asks it to do so. and as Jeff Davis has
repeatedly declared that he will not
make such a lequest. he could not take
his seat in the Senate on the 4th of
March. 11. as the successor of Pruce,
the present colored Senator from Mis
sissippi, even if the Legislature of that
state should elect him. as Zach Chand-
111 the adoption ot the .MecKienourg
Declaration, were of Scotch Irish de-
. a. . i: .1 l : i.
scent a race iiiswnsiiiisueu in me in- . f. ,i,.,f n10 ,(
' olutionary history of this country for ; ' 1 '
i its hatred to P.ritish tyranny m all its
the 1 varied forms.
lr. Smull had rendered himself well
THE lni-cf inevcaso or our businesH thus Kir tbin ypar rnnMtn
it necpssavy to
ENLARGE OUR PREMISES.
We have been crnmpcl and crow.lo.l all the tcarn in ome of our lx partments. nml our only
alternative ig to make pome important attemtionr? and additionf to irivc us the needed room.
The only time to do this l during Auut and Seirtember, the dullest pcrioilf of the year.
To allow the builder? to eet on rapidly with the work. onic or our iroods murt be removed
or sold. To eave expense of removing certain locks, to prevent loss and depreciation from dun
during the alteration?, we have concluded to offer many of our (rood at or alout cost.
The whole of our stock will be found to be marked very, very low.
THE GREAT ALTERATION SALE
COMMENCES IMMEDIATELY.
Our price? arc alway. at the very lowest point, and at thl? time, when joodr are advancing
In price, we should not prep? our stock to sale but to iret the lrofnlj out of the way of the
EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS
And Improvement? to be made to the Orand Kcpot.
It I unnecessary to say that the qualities or our iroods are the best. W e do not mean to
lose reputation hy selllnir poor or Imperfect e-oods. The well-known rules ot Kwhanirc and Up
turn Money observed by the Orand lept fully protect our customers, and. besides, in buildlnic
up this great business, we are very careful to keep jrood faith with our patron? who are depend
ing on u.
We only add that It will be to the interest of the people in city or country to buy during thi
GREAT ALTERATION SALE,
Silks. Dress floods, Tttmmlnirs, and everything In Indies' and Jentlemen"? Wear, whether
In lanre or small quantities, promptly forwarded by mail or express, and ex.ictly ns ordered ;
but even then, if not as expected, cheerfully exchanged or the money refunded. Write a postaj
card, specifying what you de-ire. and samples, with full instructions lor ordering, will be mailed
you. postage paid, without any obligation to purchase ifprlcesare not satisfactory. Kor Imme
diate attention, address MAII PEI'AHTMKNT FOK SAMlXtS AND ST'l'l'UfS.
QIIAXD DEPOT,
Thirteenth Street, Market and Chestnut,
'. HAY & SOS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- nr
rm coma,
,;:n -
Sheet Iron Wares
and nr.Ai.Ei:? ix
SJxoQt totals,
AND
HOCSE-R'RMSBING GOODS mn.
What hasliecomeof Charles S.AVtdfe,
of l"n ion county, the man who origi
nated the hriliery investigation at Har
risburg last winter, and whose rejort of
man, who was a young clergyman ana
had a short time before married Allen's
half-sister. When young Allen was
sixteen, he started from Lynchburg on
foot in the middle of winter with a
Kentucky hog drover, and after a long
and toilsome journey reached Chilicothe,
to which place his sister and her hus-
ihnrr Virginia bv 1 powder mill of ( Jen. Oliver, near Scran- j nigh invaluable to the politicians at
f " ton, on Fri'lav evening, have since died. ; llarrisburg, and he will Ik; greatly
sent senator n tir- . Tliejr nomos are John M'Keal. "Vm. ! missed and sincerely mourned, lie was
.rlliiif- in
TIN, 0PPBR & SnEET-IBH '
PROMPTLY ATTENDED To.
the testimony convinced the jeople of
the State, although it did not convince , hand had removed some years previous,
two-thirds of the House, that 1'etroff. ( In 1S:V2, when he was just eligible to a
Kuinbarger and Smith ought to have seat in Congress, so well known and
been expelled ?
ler swears it intends doing. Davis as a
nrostieetive Senator is a sort of scare- House Mr. Wolfe is not to Maine, but
crow used by liepublieaii editors in he was afterwards placed on the com
the North to frighten loyal old men j mil tee of eleven to institute criminal
and women into the lielief that when : proceedings in the courts of Dauphin
Davis again api-ars in the Senate, the county against Kemble and the other
dav of final reckoning is not far off. j implicated meinliers of the lobby, and
lint Davis has recently w ritten a letter .
to It. A. J'onner. editor of the I'anola j
(Mis. ) .'..,, in which be tells him that .
For that action of the , popular had he become that he defeated
he wouldn't permit the Legislature lo
st nd him to tin- Senate even if it
wanted to. Can a I'epiibliean editor
explain wherein would consist t lie dif-
the people would like to know what the
committee intends doing about it. Mr.
W. made a stale reputation by his vigor
ous light against legislative corruption,
and if he thinks it worth preserving he
can't afford to lose any more time in
getting the committee together and pro-
feivnee 1m t ween Jeff Davis as a Senator j ceeding with the business contided to it.
is lNistiiuistcr of a' Kemble says he is ready tor the ordeal
hii.-hwhackcr Mosebv ! of a court and jury that he is an honest
and I.omi-drect
o oru'ia town, tl
;n('(iiiii! to Hong Kong, or David M.
Key as Postmaster (ieneral. each of
whom was as bitter a re'oel as ever
Dads w as. and eaeh of w hum now holds
a commission signed by Rutherford F.
H;ues?
Wiikn Auditor Cciicnd Schcll
late Treasurer Noyes. two wet ks
cry properly reinovt d Jesse I!. ('
and
! gl .
av-
ford. of Flair county, from his position
as w atchman of the public buildings and
public grounds at Harrisburg. for his
lobby performances in connection with
the Pittsburgh riot bill, thev aidiointeil
in his place Daniel K. AVeitel. of N'orth-
ami'ton county, w ho is a crippled Fuion
soldier. The I!enblicaii ESecretary of
the Commonwealth. M. s. vuay, don't
make changes in his office in that way. ;
Last week he removed a clerk named
lteatty. who lot a leg in the service of
his country, and put in his place one
Uodgers. w hose only claim consisted in
having done the dirty work of his party ;
for several years in Mercer county. He- :
publican impudence has always boasted
of its friendship for the soldier, and has
just as jiorsistcntly denounced the Dem
ocratic party as lt-ing the soldier's j
enemy. What Messrs. Schcll and Noyes
have done at Harrisburg fn- a crippled
soldier, and what uay has done ittj.ii,.t
a crippled soldier, are only recent in
stances of what has often been done lie
fore in other paits of the country, and
shows the bra;'.en hocrisy of Republi
can love for the soldier when contrasted
with Republican practice under such a
political demagogue as Matthew S. nay.
anil much jx-rsecuted man, and only
wants the opportunity to cover his ac
cusers with shame and confusion. Kem
ble has always insisted that as he views
it his connection with the riot bill
amounted merely to "log-rolling.' which
he regards as a perfectly legitimate and
harmless amusement, and that what the
new constitution defines as bribery and
corruption is and always has lteen so
prevalent among lucmlxTS of the Legis
lature that it cannot le prevented, and
that the notion of punishing him and
the other log-rollers" of the riot bill
for wh.it they did was never dreamed of
by such men as Judge Flack, Uuckalew,
Cnrtin, and other prominent mendiers
of the const it ut ional convention. Kem
ble must be given a chance to prove the
soundness of his theory, and if the coni
I mittee don't hasten togratify theanthor
of '-addit ion, division and silence" it will
be very bad for each and every one of
its members.
the "Whig candidate in a district which
had never liefore elected a Democrat.
When Allen entered Congress Jackson
was President and a feeling of warm
personal friendship sprung up lietween
them which lasted through life. Mr.
Allen afterwards served two terms in
the Senate, during the administrations
of Van Ihiren, Tyler and Polk, and ac
quired a high reputation as a speaker in
the debates on the sub-treasury law and
the Oregon loundary question. After
he retired from the Senate, in 1S4'.1, he
remained in private life until he was
elected Governor of Ohio in 1ST:!. Vo
public man in this country ever lett be
hind him a purer or more unsullied re
cord than William Allen. He was not
only an honest man. but w hat is so rare
in this degenerate age, he was an honest
politician.
I r will be en by the call issued by
the ('hail man of the County Committee,
Isewhere published, that the Committee
is notified to meet at the Court House
on Tm .'o. the oth of .lcsf. This
call is a matter of absolute necessity,
owing to the fact that the late county
convention allowed its official existence
to be brought to a final termination
w ithout nominating a county ticket. It
is unnecessary for us agaiu to discuss
the failure of the convention to perform
the duty impose,! uioii it, athe Democ
racy of the county have read its pro.
ceedings and fully understand them. It
is the first case of a failure to nominate
a ticket that has ever occurred in the
history of the Democratic party in this
county, an 1 for that reason the meeting
of the Committee w iil be of such unusual
imixirtance tint i very mcml-cr ought to
Ik induced to attend. It is very incon
venient, we know, for the members to
.-p nd a day at t he county sc at on sm h a
mission, but occasions w ill happen, and
this is one of them, when all considera
tions of personal loss must deld to the
demands of party necessity. The late
convention died, as we have said, by its
sinf i' i adjournment, and neither the
County Committee nor any other iwer
can breathe into it a renewal of ol'icial
life. This leing plain and palpable to
every man w ho will rcllcct for a moment
upon the matter, there is but one course
lor the Committee to adopt, and that
is to order its chairman to direct another
delegate election and another county
-convention. We cannot lelicve that
.mother convention w ill fail to orform
its duty in a manner cut i ly .-'at i-factorv
t the Democracy of the county, as well
is in -!.(' ': j t!;i ! !--.itt.;t!.c!i:: elves.
Tiik ("reeiiback state Convention
met at Altuia on Tuesday last, aliout
one hundred and twenty-five delegates,
or one-half the number necessary to a
full convention. Wing present, and al
though Cambria county may have ln-cn
represented the report of the proceeding.-
fails to show ii. Samuel R. Mason,
of Mercer county, v.ho ran for Covernor
on the ;reciihaok ticket last fall, presi
ded over the delilwrations of the con
vention. Henry Carey Raird, of Phila
delphia, w as unanimously nominated for
state Treasurer, but in a short time a
dispatch was received from him declin
ing the honor, and then two ballots
were taken, the last one resulting in
the nomination of Peter Sutton, of In
diana county. 1. S. Watson, of Wil
liamsjiort, was elected Chairman of the
State. Committee and a platform, ac
companied with various extemporaneous
resolutions, was adopted. One of the
resolutions denounces the "tramp act"'
passed by the last Legislature, another
denounces Hoyt for his veto of the
store order bill, and a third one protests
against any coalition of (Ireenback
county or municipal organizations with
either of the other political parties.
For some unexplained reason. Francis
W. Hughes, of Pottsville, by far the
ablest (ireenback leader in the State,
did not attend the convention. It re
mains now to lc seen, during the pro
gress of the campaign, whether M. S.
(Juay, Chairman of the Republican
State Committee, can so arrange matters
with Watson, the new Chairman of the
(ireenback State Committee, as to run
the (ireenback machine in the interest
of the Republican party, as lie notori
ously did last year through the oily
Dewees, wiio was then Chairman of the
State Committee.
Fou.ow ino is the Mecklenburg Declara- ,
tion of Independence, adopted on the until of
May, 177.", and referred-to more at length in
an editorial elsewhere :
2ith of May. 1775.
That whosoever directly or indircrtly :0rt-j. or in
nny wny. lorm or tnjmner coiintcnaiu-cs the nn
chftrtoreil and dnn'orous invasion ol our riiiiit-s. :is
claimed by tirnit Driiian. is :n enemy to this ,
country, to America and to the intierciii and un
deni;tMc riuht ot man. '
That we. the eitii-ns of Merklcnloirir county, do ,
hrrrhy tlis-iive the jMrlitic.il bond whirh have
connected us with the imrthrr country and hori'hy
alrfilx r im-f-O'lvos from nil allcirianf-e to the Hritiii
Cniwri mid al'iure all political connection. coptrart
or aH-iat ion with that nation who have watitonly
trampied on our riirhrs and hbrrtie anil inhu
manly hhed the blood of Anicri'-an patriot? at Ix
inuton. That we do hereby iloclare ourselves a free and
independent peopli- are and ot rta:ht omrht to be ,
a sovereign and elf-iroverninar association, under
the control of no power other than that of our rod
and the general ir"vTniiifnt of t'onirress. to the '
maintenance of whu-h independence wi -olemnly
plcdire to each other our mutual cooperation, our
live-, our I'ortur.vs and our most sacred honors. t
That as we ack nowietiare tlie existence and con
trol of no law or lejral officer, civil or military,
within this country, we do hereby ordain and
adopt as a rule of life all. eaeh ami every of our i
former law, wherein, nevertheless, the t;rown ol j
tireat Itritian never van bo considered ts holdin:; :
riifhts. privileges, immunities or authority therein.
That ittis lurtlier decided, that all. each ami
every military ofUeer in this county is hereby re in
stated in his former command and authority, lie
actimr conformably to the regulations. And'that
every member present of this delegation shall
henceforth be a ci il officer, viz. : a justice of the
peace in the character of a committee man. to issue
process, hear and determine all matters of eontnv
' vcrsy. act-ordi nir to said adopted laws : and to pre- :
serve peace, union and harmony in said county
and t- ne every exertion to spread the love of
country and fire of freedom throughout America
1 until a more ueneral and organized irovernment be
established in this province.
A mi mi ay A i.k nynni. 'hainiian.
John McKnitt Alexander, -Sevretarv.
Wbitebread and James Ibirns
A little nve-vear-old daughter of
Fphraim Vintrst," of Harrisburg. was
outraged on Thursday, by a youthful
rag pedler named Cyrus Palm, who was
subsequently arrested at Lebanon and is
now in jail.
A beheaded Kansas rooster still
lives, after four months of decapitation.
He is fed at the throat, and is in good
health. The head was cut off at the
base of the brain without injuring the
spinal column.
James Stokes, a Washington negro.
I has been found guilty of butting ('has.
! Kane to death last March. Kane's
wife was with him at the time, and she
1 held her husband until Stokes' harder
I skull broke his to pieces.
A powder magazine at Rodie, Cal.,
' exploded on Thursday last, causing the
' death of eight iersons and the wound
ing of forty others. The magazine con
tained about five tons of giant powder
at the time of the explosion.
Two countrymen driving into, m-,
. cinnati with a load of green corn on j
! Thursday afternoon, took shelter from a I
; violent thunder storm under a bridge. ;
' Lightning struck the bridge and killed j
both men and their four horses. j
L. P. Farmer, general passenger j
I agent of the IVnnsj lvauia railroad, has. '
by the order of his physician, gone to i
the Adirondacks to rest and recuierate. '
His health has been greatly impaired :
by his close application to business. i
: Memphis lias had three or four ca- !
: ses of yellow fever, which created great
' excitement, fears lieing entertained that
it would become epidainic. and hundreds j
left the city. Confidence is again being
restored, and it is believed that an (pi- ;
domic will be averted.
William R. Cooper, of Harrisburg,
has liecn appointed by Speaker Long
Resident Clerk, vice John A. Smull, de
ceased. Mr. Sinull's funeral took
place on Saturday and was lartrelv at
tended. All the different State Depart
ments were closed out of respect for the,
deceased.
At Titusville, on Friday evening,
while a young man named Rowen was
seeking shelter under cars on the Oil
Creek Railroad, they begun to move and
he was instantly killed. Peter Rounds,
a lad of thirteen, who was also under
the cars for shelter, was run over and
cut in two.
In a lit of jealousy, Friday morning,
John 1 1 err. a Oerman baker at Hart
ford, Ct., stablied Henry Meisterling,
and then plunged a butcher knife into
his wife, rceating the assault u)on her
until she had fifteen wounds uion her
liody. Herr is held for trial to await
the result of the injuries.
There now stretches I et ween Titus
ville ami Rradford what those cities
claim to be the longest telephone in ex
istence. It is 1H) miles in lencrth. but
i about forty-seven years of age and was
unmarried.
A cat lielonging to Mrs. Elizabeth
Trego, of West Cain, Chester county,
recently found two young rabbits in
the field and took them to the nest with
her kittens, nursed them for several
davs until one of them was given away.
and the other becoming large enough to !
shift for himself ran away from his new '
home and his adopted mother. Tabby i
apioared to show as much care for the
little strangers w hile they were with her ,
as she did for her own family,
i A terrific wind and rain storm pre
vailed in oitions of Massachusetts and
'Connecticut on Wednesday last. Off j
1 Bird Island a small schooner was cai-
sized and four women and a 1mv drown- !
i ed, the fireman at a planing mill in I Jos- j
' ton was killed by a failing chimney, two
jH-rsons were crushed to death and four '
! others injured, some, fatally, at Pittsfield. j
1 and (hip man was killed and three of his '
I comrades injured, one no doubt fatally, '
by a stroke of lightning at IJndgeiort.
j " The La Crosse (Wis. ) Ihnim-rut says
I that Samuel Childers has a rat in his
; boot and shoe shop which he has trained i
j to wonderful ierfeetion. The rat comes j
: to him at his call, no matter how many ;
' are present. It has Ix'on trained to J
' jump up on Mr. Childers hand, where ;
i it eats its regular meals. It will run ,
' alont Mr. Childers while at work. (
' jumping on his shoulders and head, div- J
i ing into his ockets as familiarly as a :
! pet kitten. When told it will sit up in i
the middle of the floor and squeal and j
mi
Whether you live
In Colorado or Pennsylva
nla. you can, with the utmost
satisfaction, purchase the newest
goods for the lowest city prices at the
9
' Nos.-278, 250.and 2S2 Vvasliir,:!.!?.
i
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
GRAND DEPOT,
The Largest
HfDRY GOODS
AND
Outfitting House cf
PHILADELPHIA,
JOHN
WAN AfclAKEB.
lOnly the exact goods
i even then, If not as ex-
exchanged, or the
Samples or prices,
ordering, mailed
celpt of postal cara
ielrrd. and no
M 1
pocted. are willingly
money refunded.
with directions rors;
postpaid upon re-,.
o.ci.r, jr ii ijj wiic&b ' j
obligation to pur
chase If prices are not satisfactory.
Address MAIL DEPARTMENT
JteM
CiatnU anrf Cunnllne
lierform many more tricks.
Irwin (Ireggand AIh; I'omerov, of j
Brownsville, were committed to jail at
Uniontown, 1'riilay evening, for the al- j
leged murder of Joseph Heedler. dr., j
near I5row nsville, on duly .'. They had
stolen a jug of whisky from him. and it j
is claimed that when he went after it j
they killed him and threw his body in '
the" Monongahela river, where it was
found on the oth, bearing marks of se- j
vere abuse. They admit the theft of ;
the whisky, but deny the murder. They j
will not talk alxuit the crime, further j
than to aver their innocence.
Mrs. Minta Barnard Hoffman, of 1
St. Louis, aged :?X married an old gro- !
cer because he was reputed wealthy, i
and could sup wirt her in the necessaries
of life while she worked for a niche in
the temple of fame. In 1S77 she put
lished a volume of verse and othtr ;
things that showed her to le clever in
the literary line. But recently her hus- :
hand lost money and" health, and she '
was forced to abandon her idea of le-
! coming '-a second Alice Carey,' and to ,
work in the grocery for her husband's
, suport. In despair she took morphine i
! and died. !
j There is a large family of Bona- j
partes living in Home the grandchil-
ill ot whom
THE WEEKLY SLW,
IAKGi: lSXCillT rVOJb: HIIlSlilT OF
FIFTY-SIX 131JOVI) COLUMNS,
Avill le seiat I ""ot ITa.itl to nny
Vcltli'estsi till -Tun. 1, 1 J-u-iO,
Half ;x Dollar!
Yorli Oity.
3?
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Address TIIK SUN, rVev
Thk. 'leveland Catholic H'n'rer, of which
our esteemed friend Mr. Manly Tello is ed
itor and manager, is one of the most agirres- :
sive ami unflinching advocates if the due
trine it pmfescs and preaches it has ever
liecn our privilege to peruse. Xot only that,
but it is replete with the very best editorials
and selections of a religious and secular
character that run be found in any journal of
the kind, and is such a pajier in size, quality :
and quantity of reading matter as to com
mend it to the patronage of all who admire I
unquestionable ability anduntlim-liing fideli
ty to tlie cause it espouses. How cnergeti- :
oally we will not say successfully, it main- .
tains its position, the following extract from .
an article In reply to the Cleveland JfrraM,
with which it has many a tilt, will serve to
show :
Xow we m:iVr tlie foUowinir proposition : Wc
dren of I.ucien Bonaparte
1 asses perfectly audible sentences up i are excluded from the line of succession
ami down tne line. In fact, the voices ( to the French empire hy the law ilisin
o i Iersons sH'aKing at one point
recognized bv those at the other.
Friday afternoon an explosion
curred at Olivers jxiwder mill
Laurel station, Luzerne count-. Win. ' Bonaparte, who lives a very quiet life
Wluthead, .loiin .McKeal and James in Home, and is univ?rsally respected
Burns were fatally, and A. Steele and 1 for his piety and charity. His brother,
IVm, Kidney seriously injured. The ! Prince Napoleon Charles, and his four
mill was but sliirhtlv damatred. The sisters, all married to distinguished
cause of the accident is unknown. ! Italian noblemen, belong mostly to the
A man named Cartwright has been
arrested in l'ittsburg for runninc- away
with the wife of August F.ekey, the
keeper of the Washington county alms
house. The outraged husband discov
ered the guilty pair in the depot at
Pittsburg on Friday night, awaiting a
train to go further on. He Ixdabored
the man with his umbrella, smashing
that article in pieces, and handed him
over o a policeman. Cartwright was
subsequently identified as a deserter
from the Fifth I'nited States artillery,
stationed in Florida, liefore Fckey
could leave town with his wife another
Mrs. Eckey put in an apearance and
had him arrested for adultery. She
also charges him with desertion from
the armv many years airo.
were ; nei n ing nie ciiimren oi laicien, n. ,.- , - - - 7 ... ...
curred the severe displeasure of his ;.' ":. : ,T ... .. ; "V ' .7 -1
oc-i brother, the first emperor. The eldest v ?r.M, .. " 'n,- .A '.U
, near of the family is Cardinal Taicien Louis -.,.m,
overine i in, wiin me ,iuerican nac
Near Hidgeway, X. J., a miser
named Lawrence Westervelt, an eccen
tric old man, died, leaving a sister.
Catholic conservative party.
Aliout two weeks ago the wife of
Horace Jones, a wealthy farmer, living
whom he told a few minutes liefore he ! twelve miles south of (Jreensburg, Ind.,
died that the money he had in the house i went out to place a pan of feed in the
was less than Sim. After his death I chicken coon. As she placed the pan
search was made and nearly .. k) dis-
fUiMl npi.int P'oa-rinrj his pnr.lnn for ttn:iur horiz-
nl inonMxn oi nts name nip it'v. .,'ortr? v . Uin
klt. lVetosTunt l-'pisooiiHl licororot ?r:u-o 'hurrh .
city. 'oloiii-l r;irsiis of the tlrralit c:m itioint a ;
tc!il clenrymnn the two Kcvpn-nrl srentlrmcn
crtn airiint a thirtl : to tins Ho.irl the t -'rl,Ti,.l an ;
Iirrsont his eviili-ni-e. ril il the Hoar-l iviil-s tlint
'oiie I'iiifr 1 X.. or the t 'iitholie 'hiirch :it any time,
s.,,l ;il-itlutions lor a inonryo,l eon--i,lcration. or 1
Hint iinlnliretiee sire or hnve lieen s,,l. by the
I'uthoUc 'bureh 'tt eimble men an,l women t ;
commit Pin" (the fh rntrt'x lnniujure). then wc will (
piy to the 'levelan,l lUrnlit a Joytit of one httn
tirtft rfallnrttn nfrjily to whatever Protestant ehari
tv it thinks rr.rr. r."
"We shall not nroneh Hie lionr.l by wuril or
commuiiic'ition I nr i uir such investigation."
Wiui.k the inepressible4I'cter Herdic
Mas helping to run the (ireenback State
convention at Alloona, on Tuesday last,
a warrant for his arrest was lieing pre
pared in the Attorney (ieneial's oflice at
Harrisburg by direction of (iov. Ilovt
and in accordance, with a nquisition is
sued by Covcrnor Hobinsoii, of New
York. The charge against Peter is
that in l-7i' he obtained a loan of ?J.3,
)) from an Klmira (X. V.) bank, and
deposited as collateral security certain
stocks of which he was the owner, false
ly rcires':. jn.r th-,- loudition of the
coli'Oii:: s by wliicsi thev were issuwl.
Thk (ivi.i.im.K Negro .xn How lis is '
Hktiiaykp. Tlie following story is told bv
tlie Kansas City Time relative "to tlie gulli
hility of the Soiitliern negroes : ;
A short time ai" mn.i representlns himself an
B i ivernm-tit n jrent went throuirh Holmes eonnty,
lis-issij,pi, tellmif the ne-nes everywhere that j
on the loilowim; (Snndny) a tree train wutihl ar- !
rive at Dnnint. Mrss.. tor the. jiiirie of trans-r-r.rtin-r
nil who wishe,l to aro to Kansas, thns iriv- i
11, thr'tnseh-es a vali'l title to the urronnil. Kor j
nil information, of course. Hie poor negroes bail to
! pay nnl they urave the man whatever little money j
thev hail. So shrew,! was tlie wretch anil so '
jrra'-rfiH- the ptetnre he painteil of lite in Kansas
ihnt the news spr-:nl like wihinre through the
county nnl on all titles Hie neifr,es ofmmeneed to ;
i irather up t heir tr.ipi prejiaratory to (he lonsr trip
before them. Such property as they poubl not i
i tske with th'-m they ilisirsi..i cfat any 'riees they
eonlil 2-et. 1'ows were sol, at f-Ji apiei-e. chickens I
at one rent apiece ami other things in like propor- ;
i ti'Hi and at a similar sacriliee. 1 in Sun, lay aiHtut. ;
! fine thousanil nenxs assembled at tlie railroad i
I Mat ion at Purant prepared, as well as their slim '
i means and ill .iiidtimctit would best allow, for their i
journey to Kan-as. (if course the free train did j
not arrive, an. I the betrayed blacks are now j
stranded hiirh e.nd dry. th-ir homes, ratile furni- j
ture. ::ud 111 s,-me instances their laird, ail one, '
and fc'iey threw it upon the m,.ivy and charity o f
thv r..op!c .' !lo!mcj t-juuty. I
covered, including $1,(KH) in gold and
silver coins.
A pathetic story has just lteen start
ed on the rounds to the effect that the
; New Hampshire sheriff whose duty it
was to hang the murderer Buzzell,
Thursday, was one of his old school
mates. He went into the condemned
man's cell the other day ami was recog
ni.ed by his former playmate. They
j olasol hau ls and burst into tears.
Two men, named McKenna and
(iallagher, engaged in a tight in Pitts
burg on Thursday morning, w hen (Jal
lagher seized McKenna's eyebrow in his
teeth and tore out a strip of tlesh several
inches in length, which lie spat on the
pavement. When the Klice came up
he was trying tobite off McKenna'snose.
The Cincinnati .Kmjnircr says that
a male child has been born in Hichmond
county, near the Crawford line, to
James ami Ksther Kernugh which is al
most black on the right side. The at
tendant physician attributes this freak
of nature to the fact that the mother
was frightened Avhile enciente by a j
large black snake.
The Xew York Sun says that at
sunset every evening the interesting j
sjiectacle is witnessed in Hohokns. X. !
.1., of throngs of swallows descending !
into the tall chimney of the Zabriskie ;
mill. They may lie counted by hnn- S
dreds, ami their regular time of retiring !
is eagerly waited tor by the young peo- I
pie in the neighborhood.
When a Democratic mayor of Bos- j
ton apoints a Republican orator, a col- '
ored reader of the declaration of inde- i
in the coop an immense rat seized one
of her fingers, biting through it, and
holding on with a death grip. Before she
could release her hand she had to choke
the rat to death. The wound healed in
a few days, apparently, but later Mrs.
Jones was seized with symptoms of hy
drophobia, going into convulsions and
suffering intense agony. There are but
little hopes entertained as to her re
covery. The case is creating some ex
citement in medical circles.
Charles A. Carl, alias Swart z, alias !
Xorton, who is known to have one wife ;
in each of the States of Ohio, Indiana, j
(ieorgia, Maryland and Pennsylvania!
was committed to jail at Harrisburg the i
other day in default of $3, CIO bail on j
two charges of false pretence and one of .
bigamy, the latter preferred by one of
his wives, residing in that city. Carl
published a directory there a few years
ago, obtained several watches by false
pretences, and married a Harrisburg
woman. His last wife, who owns a
plantation. Avas from Macon, ('a., the :
(rOA-ernor of which State delivered him
to the Pennsylvania authorities on a re- .
quisition from (JoA'emor Hoyt. (
The Boston Journal says that
Xorth Perry, Maine, lias produced an
infant giantess, who, although but a
year old, is over three feet in height, 1
and weighs as much as a healthy Iniv of
twelve years. At birth she weighed !
only nine ounds, but lietran to crow
rapidly at once, and is still growing,
without any iM-rceptible check
fastened to him in some unaccountable
way. The flag and staff Avere all com
plete, and its presence apcared to cause
the bird no concern. Where the Hag
came from and how it was secured is a
mystery that remains to lie explained.
It Avas first discovered by the carjenters
at work on the new Baptist church, be
! tween the hours of twelve and one
1 o'clock," noon. The Hag was quite a
large one. the staff reaching outward
and beyond the tail, the bunting fully
1 unfurled to the breeze. The incident
! would have had more importance at
1 tached to it hail the Hag lx-en carried by
i the American eagle.
! The follow ing hen story was lold
us yesterday, says the Xorfolk 1'injiniiin,
by several reliable gentlemen, who saw
: the fowl and the eggs and received the
; statement as given behvw from the
i owner of the chicken : It seems that
i Mr. Lemuel Virnelson, who resides on
j KfTingham street, near Green, a few
i days ago noticed that one of his favorite
, liens Avas looking A-ery sickly and was
! swollen to a great extent, and, wishing
j to try an experiment, he had the fowl
I cut oen, and took from her lxxlv forty
soft eggs, half of which were the size of
ordinary eggs, tlie rest Avere of various
sizes. The lion was then sewed up, and
yesterday was eating and thriving as
Avell a.s ever. This is quite a remarka
ble fowl story, but it Avas told to us for
the truth, ami w e publish it as such.
Of all the aerial phenomena with
which the Xorthwest has leen visited
this summer, perhaps the one that struck
Xew 1'lin, Minn., last Sunday evening,
caused the most laughable scare. Ti7e
citizens of Xew Ulm, as well as those
of the neighboring towns in Henville
county, had just supped, when the air
suddenly grew hot not with the heat
of summer-evening sultriness, but w ith
that of fire. So intense was the heat
that eople at first thought their houses
ablaze, and afterwards that some tunnel
A letter received in Philadelphia,
from Col. Thomas A. Scott, announces
that he had crossed the Alps on the
Brenner Pass, in June, and was then at
Wildbad, where he expected to remain
a month takimr the baths. Col. Scott
Avrites that he is steadily improving in
health and strength, which is far from
lieing wild, bad news from AVildbad,
and hail no doubt that by the time he
set his face homeward bound he would
lie fully up to his old standard. He ex
jiects to sail for Philadelphia from
Liverjiool on August :nth, on the Amer
ican line steamer Ohio. Mrs. Scott
passed through Paris. June 10, on her
way to join Col. Scott at Wildbad.
About 7 o'clock last Fridav morn
ing, says the Kaston (Md.) .Sr-tr." a large i
rrJisr ?-er fa f irA.r- the Kansas fai inr
v.li,linniici, III LIU.-) LIUIll. J.I1C
doctor was not at home, but his wife
and daughter saw it very distinctly, al
though the sun was shining. It went
in a south direction, appeared to revolve
like a rocket and then exnl ide. civintr a
loud rejiort and disapjieared behind the
w ooi is. .ow conies me stransrest nart
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OLD BT iU DBUOOISTJ BraarfsBi
KANSAS l-AKM-
FREE HOMES
Is puMilie,l hytlielan l Iicpartmon: '
a Pacifle Kailwajr l'omi.iny. t- ut-i-:j '
an,l iricroa(inic iicinati'1 f"r inf
KANSAS, an, r?i??lnl'.v ti e mn"
or lari'ls irrante,l by v.n-r.'" in "1 ' ' '
strui-tion ot its ral. This irran; -r:; -'
orarto, thu torminit a cti!:rinii n ' ,
country whl.li. from the A t ian' i ""': " ..
'5 Inuriil to to. in climate. r.ti. an-l " -ri :
tion ol nature, the most (avori'l.
THK KANSAS nfUT
tn 111 Mllcsi tUr Mirlrl K""-
Itnrtono ily to lcnvr. .
The favori'C route of the t' nr..-: ai: ' :r
to the
frm .Tnnn CTotm.
A copy of Thk Hovkstkap t,f
to any adtlrcss ly applyim to ..-
. .1. I U.Ml'K I., Ull l
p n n m i r
'Jpn l Pas, and Ticket A '''.
JUr:h 14. lST'.'.-m. Kan-v
Phvsi
chins who luive exiuiiined the child pro I communicating with the realms below
nounee lier to lie in jierfect health. The ' had blown out its terrestrial end. Tlie
grandfather of the child states that his I blast of air nassed from south to nortii
IX'iidei.ce, and a Catholic chaplain for a ' grandfather was a man of extraordinary ' and lasted about two minutes. Those
lourlh ot .1 uly celebration, the Dost on ! size, lieing coinilled to stoop and turn j who expected that the liiblical prophecv
jui-nhi. ieeis an inclination to look ; ins sulo to an ordinary door in entering. , aliout the destruction of the world by
alxuit for the lion and the lamb lying j Xow, alter four generations, his giant I tire was being fulfilled werw soon enjoy
down together without the l.uub neces- I proportions apicar in thh infant won- ' ing a cm1 breeze that followed the rc
sarily U-in-r inside the !ioi. J der. niiirtablv hot ow.
I'lVK MILLION A
tlF I.Ar. consist Ine of evorv oM -.'
"'""' conies me strangest part tiwnbip for a dutance ot twnty ir..'-
of the Storv. Alniut 1 o'clock r. M. ' Ues.t the msl. or onc-liall o! t!.-
tlvo h.Miro after tl, ..i; "i " '.. forty miles whte. exten.lim; t !'' r'. .
T IK'U,.. ,111, , III. IIVIUIIU It 01'I
a substance commenced to fall on the
farm that looked like snow. The grow
ing corn and grass and shruhlery were
covered with a owder resembling lime
or magnesia. A quantity of it was col
lected and kept until the doctor's re
turn. He exhibited a specimen of the
lowder at this oflice yesterday morning.
Some of it had adhered to the corn
blades and some was loose, lie will
send it to the Academy of Science at
lialt imore for analysis.
A violent windstorm at T.ewistown
on Saturday even i no nnroofil llm l'ma.
byterian aii.l Methodist churches, the MailllOOfl : HOW Lo4, Il'W P'
ivMucnii. oi ir. x ice, . ii. h elix s
furniture store and McKee's tannery.
I he third story of J. . Dolby's brick
house and the gable end of J." C. lMv
mer's mill were blown down and three
stables were entirely destroyed. Hun
dreds of trees were uprooted and a
great amount of iniurv was done to
(Yrou-in.T '11 . 1.. .. : , 1 i.
. 41. i i c . iillem:tv Of nt ! 1 ' , ur.-.i -
t IUH 1 lilt , ri I 1,1 1 (I OI I : , . . " , r ,
vllen Dunmire was totally destroyed, i ti.f vi-,t..
A sHcial to the Harri-burg Patriot, i
...mi ..i limn, n inc Mviinni j-iiuay ! rnre liiniell i.!i.apl.'riv.i f .
was the most severe that has ever passed ! '''' W'u- '' ' :.!" '
over Juniata county, an-l the total loss j yXntleX !"' i ' '
to jimjiertv will amount tonliout &i."),iiO. a.i.ir.-.
At Mifllin an old lady named t'resswell A,1,lrViu IT i V'ui i W0'
Mas Miieu. .i i(iinbnrg liailstones ! it Ann m . r wk ;
u n as large as base halls. Kight oil
derricks were blown down near Titus-j
ville. The storm was very severe in j
Lancaster county, and a large loss of
projierty was sustained.
Or. nlTrwrll Vl- .r'
t tr.' fVT'r;.- J! i t" ' " 1
tie-?;. 1 n lll:it;l rv -StTo'ltHl 1.
Mont.il an. I phi,-af 1 n I : 1
Uliirrwin. i t.-. :"nl-.r. 'n-i vn
Kits, indinvil l,y In "
iranre, -Ic.
The c-l'l.r:it.-sl rtuh'-r. in l'i"'
eloarlv H'T:i,rtitmr'-. 't t.i r'
till lr:lotlCP. t!i:it tin- al.iri"!':- ''
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June -Jo, l?'..-lv.
A IViy Monkkt. A hoy with a tail is ex- '
cilhift the curiosity of Ciiieinnati just now. j
Here is a description of him :
ieo. Kelin. the K,v monkev, excite? consl.lcraMe I
interest at the Vct. The 'meilleal e-tnminntion
state? that tlie nt'ion.l:u;e is l,.urteen inrhes Ions 1
an,l eovere,l with silken ploycv hair, ami that it j
irrows exactly where the tall 'itrows on the nvcr-'-'(
monkey the ot peri.Ml. The h iv l four rear !
ol.l. an.i sureeons have ,1,1, led that the tail" can- !
not tie removed without emlanicerinfr tne chiM'a j
lite, on aeeonnt or its lelni? artienlate.1 wit Ii the
backbone. It Is so stroni( ami touch that the tviy '
can ne It for support, aa the kanfianx, nes hi, I
anl when rnie,l "van. !v the at.l of the tail. 1
rprine t-) iir f.. t without tLc um: v! Ii haii'lr.""
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