toimm. inrr.ssBrKO, pa. FRIDAY MORNINW, - SEPT. 10, 1SS0. Dr NUl ltiTK NAT !. -I, TICK EX. FOR riiKSJPtfNT: Grx. WIXl'IKLD S. HANCOCK, (F I'KSNMt.VASIA. I '1 ' fSk. 1 fV ! f'J&$. L .':" I J 1 KIIK VICE l-KEKIDENT: Hon. WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, OV IN IU AN A. IICntlCRATIC KTATK TICKET. rR ?rrKF.M s '."rtxiE : iiiin. ;f.o. a. jenks o Jrjf. itnr. funty. rtm At eiToT; r.mrr..iL: COL, l:0!!F.i:T T. DKC-JEHT, r nfiit'lj'hij. ni norR iTir vJoi stt thket. A. 11. COFFP.OTU, of. Somerset. T'lH STATU KN iTU ' H F.KMAX BAt'.VF.H, of Oenemaugh U:o brrt to rirrifr of lf ,n arrctie Co,ffriiuyJi r- it ai'-'em (u.-: Jt'HX Ft.M.oN. of Etipii-hiir. I.. It. WO.iIiltl'EK, -.f J..hii't"wn. r c riioTHi.yT.i.KY : -HAlvLFS A . I.AM.lftilX, ol Chest To-irafliip. 7 ,r i.invi .-."m tiKe.nnEr.: NfitAKI. F t.KM.V, ot CumtTia J'urculi. I- IIHIIll. T AlTOK.NBV: '.MU.IlV II. Si.mil.bi:, f EI-en.-VttrK. rr -ooi: ii'"- iititKiTon-: (iil ' i K lit. ( : vi- r-.) i-f Si:jS'tinnnr. r KM.Y. li y-.tr.) of J"bn Pwu. , .u i . !-.. M i. : 4. v ; n nt..--s. . f ch.-t si.riT-'. i ! VIV M l:V O.I : !p: -V. V tfA.!..V. "I Cirr-lit'tn. " - . w i. t is him.vii .is o.iji iovi 1-.. r e 1 1 rci f 1 if k . eva. T A MS- pr. v.!'!' g i i insr.v juitionsof t!:e North, xvaH ,UVI1 i has been charged with ! amend honorable bv writing Georgia an , t Hcuciim-tanee to the Han- .xUtU.m an as au ..hl-or. hI co-.: fr. r v. hci piea...- a.i ur i.i. ; lf vrv !ran b,iroWM money fr.-m anotht r ; t(ic pjrjr.'syint, Welsh , but his comhina-o-n:y, r.ttTki:.g n.t i.. women f iit. llH.Ht repay it according to the con- tion of contri'riou and cash moliilied the . n al.ke. ! I 1 ie .fo,i.-tow a 7', -i"ooo- publishes a j hit r Irotn Ilany White chaihng'mg i Ids competitor, .lames Mosgrove, to a j- i:.t disc'iidoa. Kuo.ii!g Mosgrove : ncll p.s ip. ilo, vvc wo-ild ii 'vise fiim , decline the iav'd.Ui :i, not because he Js p d ftftv able to .lefend himself, but for the plain iind ubvieus reason that Vhite can U!l more Ueouuhcan lies m , ,alf an hour than he (Mosgrove) could , nnswer iti a whol week. At a Po public.m nieiting in Phila- li.hia on last Friday night, A. K. ! , ,, " ' ., ., : orey, one f.f tho sjieakers, had a sufti- . tie i-ieiit amount of cheek to say : "The Keuubliean party gloried in the bloody shirt and never would bury it, as it was .an emblem of its magnificent record." A party whose only record ever since the close of the civil war has been one c hair.:.1, and revenge towards the South and its people, is unworthy to live and deserves to be buried out of sight by the American people. Hon. Amiis C. Xoyiis, ex-State Treas- wrer of Pennsylvania, died suddenly, of paralysis, on Friday, at his home in Wcstport, Clinton county. He was sixty-two years old. was a native of New Hampshiro, and came to this State in 1-17. lie served several terms in the Lcgi.-latuiv, and only retired from the Treasurer's office on th :vl ihiy of May last, having Wen elect-d thereto in 1-77. He was largely interest ed in tht! lumber Lll.siiiess, was wi'hly known thloiighout tin State, and was a loan i f the highest se!i-e of honor and intt giity. Ara D. n.oer.itic l Du es-ion in Wash ington theoth. i nigf.t a hy.tl, but ncr oiis lo pul l. i an, w a -, siti.-L I th.it a rebel I'ag, coi.si-tiPg of stan ami bar-, was I- ii.e ahdt a- part i f the show, and idr.iightw ;v wept i-.p a cry ftom the He-pu'ilp-a'i er.vn.s th.it 1! l 1 l.rigadler.s" bad invt!.-- that t ilv in al'.ance . f H.illl k"s 1 -i w a: I-i . ,.f 1, c'. ion. When it was af-o.ii.-I tL.it the ot.eiiMie a-j; was the tl.tg of Lit ria. v I.p.Ii w as in a group ot tt igs e ari-jiis ia t ion , t he c. oncuispni mat ..ir. 1 1 it VPS K'-'Ui'. I Call i it the tr.ops was relnct- . JiLliy abandoned. 'Ill E reason why Don Cameum hasn't lcn bear 1 id pol i. ically since GarfiobPs jicPk'a: ion is t xnlaitied bv the state- lueut thai he is the guest of Gen. P.urn- side at Warren, Ui.ode Island, and that lie is rtill much broken up and nervous 'from the etfect.s of the Chicago con- ..-,,.(.,., O U'1,,1 l.rriKlu tl,i,. t-..l- Cliicfitro convention was ? It sent Wash- i bnio straight to Euroix for the benefit ! of bis health, p.ut a bridle on Conkling's i toiigi;e,.upi broke, up Cameron's nervous KfKtcm. Joini A. Logan, tl.e roaring orator of the Illinois prairies, is the on-; Irouecfuhe famous Grant "triumvir-' ate" wlm has survived its withering ef- J f.-v. , ... - i .. i .- . - - r . ---. ."-'" " Gattsdd, of Metitor, Ohio, the man w ho Great is James A. ! .'old out Lis fiknd, John Sherman, at Chicago. SiUfE cf the Ilcnublican papers are still harping on the transparent lie that Win. II. Jtnglish, while i;i Congress, was the author of 11? I.ecompton bill, 'l y which it was attempted to deprive the Free State people of Kansas of their rignts. lueviry reverse is the fact, for it W.1S bv defi-af ie-r ft .1 T a .... ' constitution that Mr. English gained j KKRP "peaKers traverse that sr.te, nor l:is first honors iu Congress It was hi so nuv:,-v to admii ing bill in 1S...S that gave to the i.ople of the cravilj5 Bn, aI1 to keep in line a Stale then Territory of Kansas the right to : Av,ic1 ,ias votl 11 for the Republican par decide through the ballot-box whetht r t-T.ffom th,'e immemorial. Maine, which they wanted slavery, or whefht- they in 110 "wnt h hni- fn" fiovcrnor were opieised to it. TLa "English bill"' Kent." w ill do as Vermont did elect was a pathway through all the traohV 11,0 Ilvdbl.ca!i ticket on Monday next. that then surrounded the admissioa of ! Ti'inan-i iu n,a i-.,: i .1 . , I Kansas into the b nion, and that her: jxtople voted down slavery a id establish- ! avery a-id establish- ea a free State ia pre-emiientlv due fo the sound judgment and statesmanship blmi 1 U?Bhh- "e'ou?Utl,at battle under the leadership of Stephen - - - - : ' , W rememtier as far as back as lSoS knows precisely the position be (Dongas, oecti- r,,v,i -,4. , 1,,;HHI"e'"-'asi occ- fed on that tronbleoom- qpeGo. What Democrat from Maine to Ore gon ever invented one of the damaging charges against Garfield whicn are now i denounced by the Kepublican press as "Democratic lies Vf Not one. It was the Poland committee, composed of a majority o republicans (Poland, Banks and McCrarv), who made their report to the House in 1873 charging Garfield with bavin? been bribed by Oakes Ames with Credit Mobilier stock, amounting to 51,00). 1 1 is own HepuLlican con stituents at a district convention held at warren, liunioa.i toumj, vmu, m September, 1T', arraigned and denoua- i ced him in the seventh resolution adop- ; tod bv 'beio -'or his eorrunt tronnec- ted by J.ctti, ;;u in'crorin ) on" , : tion MIth th0 mllt- iIobi,,er- The 'ew York 2r'(ic and New ork 7m'., , an tf.o two leadinir Itei.ul.dican tiicn as now the two leading Keput'lican ,,,.r, .1.., f..uiii'1-v dfiionncd h -n ' papers of tLe coun.ij, titnounc. . together mtth the others who had Usen j snares cl tiie same sioci, rtim ucm n.ui np to tT.c scorn and contempt ot tne ie3j'lo. And t-o in regard to Garfield's stle ofliis otlicial influence, a-s chairman ! .,f tktmronriation committee, to the ... ..... -f i -. IcJyer lavement companj 101 me j siwr of ?.-,0tHJ. tbe payment of the won- ; -fcavimr been admitted by (.-.artieta . i,;--,.df in bi testimony before a Con- j gressional committee. (artield vtands , j condemned, not by "Democratic lies,' I but by his own party friends in Congress, j by a convention of his own 12epuolican constituents, and by the leading organs . ,. , ,. . , 1.,l. of the Kepiibl.can paitj - l!FiM-in iri- editors haviner discover- ir brhd but bitter experi- ( ., 0 (t , ic military a well as the ed from the ence, that the civil record of Gen. Hancock isabso'.utc lv imass:ti!ahlc. and that in their at tacts ilv been gnawing ! upon it they have simi at a tile, have turned their lmttei.es I against Wm. II, Knglish, the candidate . for Yice President. Poeause Mr. Tng ' li.-h had money, which lie had honestly , earned, to K-au on mortgage to persons 1 for building purposes, ...r making other improvements, ami because alter it 1k- came due and remained unpaid he re- j Surted to Iecal nrocet dings to get what, ir,,i if l... ii...iSi,r w.riN..n todo : tract , and if he ne so he must be compelled to do it. 1' very good business man in the country acts upon this Principle, and Mr. English has done nothing more, and besid.es this j has never speculated on his debtors' j misfoitiir.es, as has been distinctly cei ti- hod by Mr. English's two agents in at- ' tending to such matters for him, both of uboie. sb . that tbevare. l-'eimblicaus. ' R u crea5t.lbie to Uie ip.iianapolis ,S..C lh ..lhVlc:in nat-er '. '' in Indiana, that it refuses to publish the ! I violent attacks which have been made ' against Mr. English as a hus.ine.ss man i or to sanction any .imputation upon his ' high character for hyneuly and mteg- i rj I The result of the Arkansas election, j which look place lust Monday, was just l as every sane man believed it would be, viz: the success of the Democratic 1 State ticket by a majority of alxnit .V), j (joO. There Mas no ltepnhiican ticket i in the field, but notwithstanding that i trifling ciicumstance the organs of that ! party in the North will raise the old 1 and stale ciy of intimidation and fraud : in the count. The Altoona Ti ihuar will j roll the result under its tongue as a i sweet mois'.d showing Democrat devil- j try in all its blackest forms, and by next Mond.ay, if it is in its usual luck, ! will have made the discovery that Ar . kansas, like Alabama, h;is its Lownfies county, where fvery c.d rel v tier was , bulldozed cither w itli a pi.stol cr ;i blud geou ;n he appioach'd the polls. An amendment to th constitution rpudi a'iwga pa't of the state debt contract ed un. h-r car t-bag rule was voted on i by thft jf'ople, and, it is gratifying to ' ktio'v, wni defeated, jiplgttig from the re turns th-.s far recived. Much of the , ticdiiof this result iu maintaining the . piij.h!ed faith f the S'.sfe i-l du to Gen. , A. IL G iii in 1, a Ifiiite.'. Mid :s S-nator , from A i L.!.a-. Ilo is one of the t l r ually al a-i-d at.d misrcpresoi.ted 'Coii ft derate Pu i'jradier." but h-is an bop- st man and as j. ahms of the honor of his State as lie is of his own. When one member of Congress un dertakes to "borrow" money from an other n.einber of Congress he should lie very careful to 1-oirow iu round sums, -ay .0 or :!!', and not that odd . amoutd, ?.'.' , the sum for which O.ikes j Am.s gave a check to Garfield, which ' the latter, after the Credit Mobilier bus iness had Itcgan to be talked about, i wauled Auks to consider as "a loan." I Til committee, however, even ' afUr c;a, lit'lt I,al fore it to the i -owtng eiteci : - crrr o.cf., re a ival or n.jrefil lo vc rr an; .stork f the ' '-'t"U .iO'OO.r, V T J III.- I lll'm J(7.'l Par 11 (o'.').p, rior an if Hril? or prof is ar- : ' ...... . .-. i , ii. . ,. 'i i... i .. . , i. w o'ai l.ai,.ePi I, ami-lie. I to rr..t. ins? .? lieiiner iiioni nor less, from Antes, and :n their it port to the House explain the ae, h.-, r. .::.':' as ft.llows : rr, , . i.i,,--,. I he facts m regard to Mr. Ctrnefd, as . lour,' Pv I a-eoineii nee. me t Pat ie a-i ci'il ! with Mr. Ames to take ten shares of Credit ! Mohilier stock. I ut rii.l not t,r for the s .mf Mr. Ames received the eiehtv iter cent ilivi- ttend in bonds and sold tl.ePi for ninety-sev en per cent, ami also reeeived tee sixty per , cent, easii invKtend. wiueli. tivjctlier with the price, of stock nnd interest, leita lialancc of Sago, l iiis sum was paid over to Mr. Gar field by a check on the J-rgc:inl-at-nrp.-i.s and Mr. (htrriehl then itn'tn-lorl thi win, vat tht la!anre nfdirirtcnilA ajter payingor the ttoi-jc." The Republicans carried Vermcnton Toes, lav last :iml "Ilic'eirl Ij I.im.-olf j . .... . .. ... ...-..iv, i.j 1, , u, .1 again." Never m its history-did so many , i , l 'v , -ta,f v vt October, and Y est and Indiana on tl.e jgth. ioiorail.t will elect stale ofltcers on the irgiina, Oino I . r T n- r ... ... - . . 1. 1-., irrnte wooocock nn:i ,i,f i w! Icok s'Z w,k, who in'a ia Alt00na that Wale Hampton and -GcorgiaRut- .Ier" would be members of Hancock's ..L:.t t i . t av .m lo U A . Lee " oot'.cock, and now apply what we th-n -aid to W. In in- W Wdeork. i.,T,e jiuni cuo r , on ot. mm no una- tee, and '1 homas .1. P.arger, Chairman of culty, after all the evidence had been the Committee on Elections and Divis hciird, in accounting for the manner in i io!ls u lie action of the Democracy . ! stiovvs 1 lei t, :i 1 ii 1 1 er xv-ii rf.. r. -i! I 1 . ,...i ..-..a 01 il ITIILA DELFIl 1 .V l.KTTF.n. j nati, era. Hancock. 1 he- lo punnctm. the camuri.v pemocracv vaccina-I tV.erefore base their calculations upon, i irN army ok i-.athki.s ki.;s I Democratir: discord in cither c:t. l:i iSWRirru I.OKN thk r.i snow-. , -... .-, . pv,- Ttrir iovnvT-,-. I ui..i ui jhu ' ... KI AN CliniU.il SOT Al"CCKS SIX TF.KX VILE CIHCX.B KiCl'tJLKAN ' KUAi ns CitEEttl CL M-:n-KMBEU CXITKI) DEIO IIACT. Kit. Ph il a DELrni a. Sept. 7, iss;. To Vie Editor f IA Cnmhria JWmon . It. it to be boiM-d that Cambria will 1 I ' never again be disgraced l.y sucli a ri- j diculous muddle as existed in its ii tno- 'vl(.0 Democratic and .oi.vei v;iH ; Lnr.nAilK. v.or t f t hi 1 h-liiocra- , . ... .. ;i 1 1... 1. ' 1 ... I i. on 1 V for nil : wiu i,Ver again suffer such a shamctui i defeat of any f its c-uididates as over- wheirnesl it.V late candidate for Sheriff, j I-istyctir's election, it is to be hoped, has ! tSuSht H CambriA Democracy a lc5 , which will servo. good purpose for the f,.tlu-e. The -Deniocnicy d Cambria, , whii nnited. are irresistible, but when " . ... . . .i i.,t 1 " ftisirarien hiiiisihui-h, ki. ... - rott-ablishesthe fact th;.t a ;LWV.'divideil -asainst itself cannot stand, i atm s( li at( hixc. vr0ni a ts'ile '-nvin" the amount m til I t P,ci, pin-sician of this city enip: ioved by ! the Hoard -of Health for vaccination pur l - oses, it spears that over eleven t hous and persons have beou vaccinated during ; .... ,,(Ul.a eni.,;0yS lw nty piiysici - en.s, all of whom seem to do some j consldec - able. sc ratetnng. t me puy.-o-i." scratcVed no less than -ixteeii hundred ""- an aumy ok i:athf.i;s. SiKce the Iehiware and Seliuyitiin p;1t .;,s have been established th m .rtali- ty among the small boys of the neign- Mrfiood Has .innm:snei ama.ii w . , great a measure of success has attendee . two npw l);itl hnusis lh it th Coun- i cils will be called upon to erect two more for next summer's use. The records of the Superintendent show that up to this time .iiWHiof the unwarned oisporteu ,R.IllSf,,:.,.s in thel):lsin on the Delaware, t!lp ! and I.j.ihk) in the lloating tub on s. 'mvlkilb Thus Pas already an army - I of nearly ltXl.tM) gowned and clouted girls and bovs doused tiiemseiv.es mine public free baths. Heretofore the Dela ware and Sehuviki'd rivers have sent manv little, boys into eternity, but the bath houves have changed that grim business altogether. r.of.s $,1,uvld n-K hozen. Mr. AVilliam A. Welsh, who slued two eegs at Miss Georgia Patker, who was warblinsr on the stag at the Walnut street thcidre last weeK, has made the , wrathv warh er ami she withdrew me suit. Kggs aierathere.xpensive ni issues Five hundred dollars for throwing two eggs at an actress is lit th f , i rate oi tiuee j thousand dollars per dozen. THE OK EAT SHOW. The State Fair was nominally opened to the public Oil Monday of this week, but was formally opened on Tuesday by Governor Jloyt. The exhibition is au immense ami interesting spectacle, and presents many gfand featuie. li-it, come to think of it, it wili not pay me to describe them all, and so I w ill at this time merely tell the readers of the Free man that there are sirru huudrc! head of hogs on exhibition. j OKEAT COt'NCIL OF THE I KESilYTEKI AN CHURCH. i Philadelphia is soon to be the scene of meeting ot the lai g"st and most repre- j sentative body of Piesbyterians which hiis evei taken place in the world. For the secor.d time in the history of the Church, its leaders iu England, Scotland, ; Ireland, Germany, France, P.elgiuin, ' Switzerland. Holland, Hungary, Austra lia, India, Itaiv and Canada will asscin- ble together utidel one roof to takei.-.tui-cil together concerning the means which should be employ d to still nioru effect ually pread '.tie gospel f Christ. Ncai ly four hundred prominent ministers and laymen, representatives tr.mi all .ails of the world, will meet together to impail and recti ve inforn at ion eoncei ning the progress of the Pre-by teri.in faith ami to discuss measures by whi' li it may be in creased. The sessions are to commetie on the -Jod instant and close on the f'.id proximo. THE SIXTEEN MILES li:( I.E. The Philadelphia S nA '-i Ti...- six teen miles circl-'gies n-ithii: sai l limits a jxipulat ion of over one million ef (h-k-p'.e, ail of whom are in a tech nical sen-o citi' iisef Phiiade'pliia. Connect it nt , wiifi Pliodt! l.-land t brown iu, his !-ss inhabitants than Philadelphia and its suburbs. TheS'.atiof Maryland, M is-sis-ij ji. Louisiana, Kansas, ami even the great California, have each b-ss of a j...;. dation than Philadelphia. Tbepop--ulationof t h is ope city is one-four', h of the t ot ire popela! P!i d the State, and one-li ft it-t h of lh- cut ire p ipulat ion of the count ry. Philadelphia to-day has a 1-opulati in its gre..t as that of the entire State in 1 -go. NoT a !' . ESS. ten. Ilaitr.tid't is pot at all successful in oruraniiPir iiti urmy of Jtovs in Line" for the lit publican party. While the. soldier Imys are wii!i:.g to jo'n Ham-nek and Garfield clubs, tliey are not willing to be especially run by office-holders dur ing the campaign in order to help poli- i ticians who can't help themselves, (iin. Hartrauft can't olx-y the order of that IHilitical factotum of the "Hoys in Blue" ; for the republican party, and the order : of that political factotum. Adjutant General Drake M'Kay, is therefore not a access. MONSTitOtS ItEI't'IlLKfAN 11! A CDS. The publication of the circular from tlio. Democratic Camnain ( 'onm.it ic the elect tor. division assessors lias created whelming. A drag was used hy one r i'o ! quite a breeze in politieal circles. Tlie ; survivors th.-y were hut "lianiirais" coni ' matter is in the hands of George M'Gow- . pared with the" number of souls that wen on an. Chairman of he Executive Commit- . . ' ........... ...i.,. .. in tha coming contest, tha maiter being t ,u'' genueinen auoe alae1 CHEERFUL fEPTEMKEIt. ! ,., ,, , ,. , , . i.. "I... l,..,..l, ..r 41. . ' J ' ' -" 1 " ' i'v; wvivttint rne. in- Cnnnng of September, the month that l,rih wi;b Ibe fruit-' of f .11 tl. it ,.f ti.tt 1 o.d.l,". o,-v,'.,i- Tim l,o,vt o, t noble oyster, ibe bard of the llrv,rd J joyfully sings : i "flail, brightest day of all tin year, The bounding oyster now is here; Four months of "r"lcss names are gone Cheerfn! September now cmnes on. The oyster from his ocean bed Now I'aiscs up his shapely head ; His Pang vacation now is o't-r. We gladly tvelcouje hint once more." He also gushingly slags ; "For seven teen long ami weary weeks we've moan ed as those whose sorrow speaks in quiv ering voice and up listening eye, his ab sence from the stew and fry. The social -slew," the "broiled on" toast,'' the "raw 011 shell,"' the -family stew.' " A UNIT EL) DEMOt I'.ACY. I am pleased to he abb.; to coniidently assure, our coin, try cousins that for the 'practical purposes of this campaign the Philadelphia Democrats are a unit, as is also the I ' mocra-y of theci'v of New York. Although in both ciiit-s there . may not be entire cordiality in t heir ; iii;it-tM:e-in. 10 agree, ami o il r:v lies I Ta:iv still smoulder iindei-iif-itb tbn -ur ! fae. still, as befoie observed, for mM tbA . . ' i W n"V Yrk lSJo .ts'a e'-'a nS ? The , reconciliation of the Tammnnv and Irv- V, V - 1 orK Iemocracy, which is signalled in tb.n j call 0 a convention fo be held on the th instant, at Sarntogn. conf.r.n.s the '. protnjeo of ac-j?.i Um:n( .md will carry New York for Hen- H1iliidtl5.Ua Hie zeal of tho men who are in llio leiui. with tlu ir tlmrousli 1Khtlcal I . , .;,. ; 1 1 . knowledge ami loree oi i-nnun, on. j inspire confidence in the masses, and the i inspire eonr.dence in me m;ts-se:i, -'im .- rc-niton. trie ou:eriiu a mi-min m.i. largest Democratic vote ever v! led in ' Hi'v. The iep?:h some po..p! carry tins city will Ik? the rvnlt. With our ! thrir political feeling seem iiiwarrai)t li..m.or:t?ic. Campaign Committee head- , ,or t jj,,. n.ai.M p v of i-il it docs e l by Lewis C. Cassiday, who has hso- ; elated with hon such men as ieor;re : M'Cnwau. Thomas .7. HartT, lsiac j uv ntiicr t;rtat woikers, the MJT,.,S;V1J !llL f,.r a brilliant and M4.-res.s- , jj cmvaigi!. In this city t-dav to. re js a unit,.,l' 1 )etnwat ic party which will j f.rtn!idence in the !fsxmti : lks u,r,uch,mt IVni.syivavia. and ,v, Avh wni pUee her in the cdm.in of inoerntTc lates. To I.ews ( '. t assi-, ...... rbairuKtn of 1 1 1 '- D.m vratu: Cam- ! - . . . i r . p:i:-i: i iminmu-", in nu e- -. f ,T-...;.r .. ,,.,.,; ii.it ion cf the differer, r is :n this eity. He was iu-.ru- mental iii preventing a T-nous split in be Demm-ratle State ( o?ivention at liar- ; ri. - sburg, and m uniting c.mi.euiig in terests in the A a L Pin at tieiegai ion in no late DeiiP.wratic Nat ional Con ventior. at Cincmn U was Mr. (. a-si.l;iy s seso- lution. otU-n-U in t lie sta-.e t ouveiuiou. tbat calmed the troubled watirs and iH-oughi about a peaceful s.i'uti-.n of the diftifulties : and it was his wise tom.sel at the National Convention thtit had the 'TiTt of reeoiK-il'pg the differenecs in the State de ;auoii. 'ass: ilav and his lieutenants are :i: iking preparation i"V the prosecution oi t lie most active and thorough canvass ever made in this city. 1 YIELD Till. i'M.M TO FILLEY. Mr. Chaun. y .1. i'liU-y, hue Postmas ter of St. Lotus, original Grant man and now an cut Lu.-iastic Gat field man, exeels all others as a campaign song wri ter. I had Min e pretensions in that way mvself, but I '"aeknowlodo t ne corn"' and yield the palm to I iliey. 1 1 is able 1'CIUI" ol UK" iipj.ii uiiiiai rn.iiauri Gariiehl -s tiie aba-st. eau-pasgn P"ein; prodi'.i.tion yet given to the public. Hear him : Our JiiimiY on the be.v-pfd!i walked strieby i.y the :ip i;.l l liie, He iiever -!inke.l..T:or eliewed, nor swore, nor kicked the pritient ma'.e ; lb tin. light his sinful thoughts in, Jreel., was temperate as ( bumh ; So we'll elect, our .p.iinuy, thungh it takes the liair ail o!Y. St ITS AOAIN-T A-sESS,)i:s A HA N I )N ED. 'I'l... .......I'j.n, i..n O' I to. IKIW- SIH- , ..,.,, k.,,.. ' leo in jii o. . I...-U . o doned. The entire business is to lie let to the courts to settle when the lists are brought ut for pinging. The- judges in court will h ive to spend many days in purging the lists which t he as essors are paid for making correct ty, an I if they will make an example of a tew of the .1 .,,,.,i..t,i QviKdirj t 1 s T olJV l MCI 1 o ol I O " . i ; . .-,..... . . . . j (.(,!n,n',,ity a meat service. ! The names of non-rtfSidents are pui pos" 1 ly left op. the li.-fs in order that they may lie voted on by re-pea ers. or that thebal i Jol-boxes may be ntulTed with less dsin I ger of detection. The registrat ion f ; ia.-l year was known to be grossly infU i ted. and yet this year's lists .-how an in crease of" nearly '.-)? (';"'!!. A-CUr-toiin d as the p.-ojiSe of l'ioliid'dphia are to careless and frati-inlent expansions 1 of the list of voters, the returns of the i r.'"Tistrv ins; co'iioh-ted wi'.l nevertheless prove star! In illaipv ot Phila delphia KenubHcaus is certain v incredi ble.. " G. X. S. I on. A. H. ( okf pom . n i th i. tMii.iu r.n. Fall iot ;sip and j - p lace -lir ui'l i, 'ccv !m ji.tr- ty, p.Pil thank lied That to day ih-i -a:.. lead ing J "cniocrnts who stand us 1 he peer- .i a ay If eppblienps on behalf of the iuii-H --oI mi:' i -oldier-. Among the.-e we i:ie II .ip.l.l'cllt ' dace ta Ilo!!. A. H. 'o.Tr. t h, of i'.-pp-yl-! Vitni.a. Mr. CiiTpilli is a ho .l atn! f.-iri. -s . dnl'iiter, and in a di-eus on in t''- Ito i-" ! ! If. pi t si iitat i -, e s jn March la-?, vvii-n attack ed by Itiack.-Oii. ol K-iit licky, vvho va- an ' nft'e-rr in tiiec ed '.ieraTe ilPnV, 11-' oi r, 1 1-1 .;. j answered : " on wt re a Irnitor to you. eouptry and yoaeuji I have h-ep hit ,ued for v..'ir tiea.-m." AJt-r tliis teii il.:.- tin a-t. . ', iicklUii ii -'ih-id.-d -.p.d ha-, .-i-.e.-a'--tai::ed lt.!i! ; pv tii' with tip' 'e:ii- lvt-ia pe-.n-bcr. We were ii.iich erat fn'.i to oh-erv- in I bf 11.11 I is',, l p. - j;-lr, -,f 1 tie . -t her ! i :t i,-ir I I .en p ii ne t1 u nw- ! i . 1 1 '. i i i.-d a', i.-i -. p. t h i -"htical p...i!ies n.l,'r. s-e, to Mr. t '. 'Trot ropiip.Pip'i p., . his -.e. cm on tin Pel -'...n Ci.iiil hih. Ainop- -ti er i-otiip 'in -i l.t irv ;e . ma l ks in t hell h tf "r s t ic- - , p i . - . v : " We ; :oe gi. el to p,.!,- t;..,t t! : ia ' in th" i r-tiit e.f p-'ita'a! a-.pi'af 'op- w ', o does lot fo. get th" nfT. -te-l s-.i-bt rs, and the wid iws ' ami nrplia'i- ol the dec, ;- I. " I'h- p i! i.,n i f '. '..'Tn tii at thi ; tire.e is one n whi'-h every ?ei.i"r is !; y int-ic-int, I b is -in iraiaii of tin- eaiinpt lee appointed 'to iiivest'giOe tlie I'en.-ioii (iltiec. Tint : coineiitlee las a'oie'y d. p.e pad In t'no future wili cotitiion' to da a gr-at and good Work for the ii!.i';e!s. npil is this work ni.iy sro along utter the exi-i-ivc of the pres.-nt : Ciit.Kiii's which expires iu March next, Mr. ' C'ott ! o! p's labors sh ip'et Co'.'.l.'.i .ia iu the pro- sei'iilioa rf his i-fli-ii-nt and iriiimt t.tnt wott:. rile. uly so adntirnh! y pu-iied. No grec.ii, in exp'riineeil member eouid li.l his' pia.--. In , view of t!ii' fact and of Mr. Coffroth's woikyet tube fi.i-'hcd to s .cure tip-court of pensions as well ns It is active atTeptinn to i ttl! the interests of soldiers we warnilv ad ; vise the soldiers arid their fri-nds of'P.ed ford. I'.!s:r, ( ane-ria an,'. Ship. -r-et eouutics tn -tand hy their true ami faithful repres-n-tative n:-! se!,,i l.iai back to ( '-.pj.ress hy nn overvv h.ehniii; majority. I'olit ic- should i not : be coM!dri"d in such a case. It shoul I not. : liave t!ie v.-eight of a fearher with the soldier. .Y'''io'e Tri'i'in". A Dfr,J:ors t'rci.tir. As trill np set n in:iiiotln'r co'.tnnn, all douhts as; to the bu t of the steamer City of Ye;a Cruz lias been set. K-itte. The stately vessel that sailed frt.ru New York mi th" It.Vli of August, rpii(ieil with all luxtuies that one could tie sire tiuring a sea voyage, is no i.ior-, :ud the i f'"!3' evidence ot her ever being built lie in ii" ttnioers iimi i.trst iow-t ne Atlantie const of Floriiia. The storm she encoue.f rn-ed was, in the estimation of i!m inhabitants of i'loi i tla, the seveiest ever expei iepe-d in that re- I' isquue evident tint siic w hs caught lllt vessel but tne sea was!ied ami beat her I"' pieces. No sign of a raft, or boat can be , found, tliey, no doubt, being th- first to lo 'torn from her and broken up. One would ! harflly believe that t iie storm, after having been so destructive, could now he moving over tlie northern ..art of our Icnitoiy in the . shape of a most harmless depression, but i such is the fact. It crossed the peninsula of i Flntida nnd moved northwestward until it, reached Illinois, am! is now passinj; eastward again wii.liour the li ast sign ot its liav n- ! caused so much los.- of life and property as : reported trom the Eiistern (iulf States V. i i- Jjera'd. j GftyFn vT, Hvn ocii Satisfifd. motig : the callers upon ;.-i,r.,-n! Ibuio.-ek Moudav i was Senator WalUee. who told the candidal"- i that things looked verv eiioniira-in" in j Pennsylvania. With Indiana safe in et--I lier, be s.iid. the 1 N'liioerrds wiil surely sweep j the Keystone State. Senator Kerp'an nc j eompHnied Senator V.'alla-e. H- v. i;! make j campaign spci ches iu several States this fnll. ; General ll-.neo.-k expressed hipisrlf more freely than u-ual with reference to the cav.j ! paign. He talks very little on political j topics to his visitors, bet Mondnv lie cvprcss . ed satisfaction with the condition of tin crtn . vnss. particularly comiaending tlie practice ! t.f holdinir joint discussions between po!ical i orator of bolh tallies. He was in excellent 1 health and spirits. A-i our reporter came along Vv'at-r Street last night, pliiv-ering with the chii! night -air, and tlrawim: his overcoat tightly about him' he thought, '-now is the time for colds and contlis." but if poor mortals only knew what a cer.am cure Ir. lfuirs t 'ouch Svrup is. how few would long suffer, pnti then it costs nntv j twenty-five cents. sandfly ( Ohio) Rcgixtti J rf.NXSYI.YASTA STATE fol.I.F(;K ilrlmits I both sexes. Kn b-.wr.iept Ipilf a million. ' ' ' , Joln SunnT, i u u ton ircn. I nurses of stud v. Classieal tiltnr.il. A thoroipjli Expenses j l to So address TI.IIMiFt. A Xf S-13.-Igt. Pres. State College, Pa. - - - - Ayet's Ague Cure is an infallible cure for Fever and Ague in all its forms. The propiietort warrant it, and their word is as go'j'.l as a U. S. bond. Try it. Pii TcKr i; Aiign-t, 1-s.i. Fprilt-t CJfT'0r,"'""''' f t'-r Vrc'iriiii. The wither is hot ics bolter; the weather is on the emd y. d it tc- is gelling iihuit ; one 1.- n rc-ni-'ori. the other aim -. phv near ilis- . ..'.... 1 .... I m,t matter much who rules, they must t...n, th ir livit anyhow. xii'- heal we haw had in Western iVm - svl vai.i i di .rii ir the last t w weeks ,.,s rt.j,VVed by cot i;;-f!ts. 1 lie . . . j i. i .x tli-- I I" re H ill s ,,f ,, . v,:i;. .jstrict as thf warmest j . iu u,,. 'nired States. T'ne tier- ( ,., t-r Iheie b:s Wen froto lii:- to in .-f. t !e f: I: of .f uly. When the v.u down th tetnperature :rol..sto i , but that is i.. warm Mr cm- fo, t. tr Haves iroi es to t thnitli Mr. Hayes promises t Yuma ii:i his I'-t iir 1 it t 'e saioph. of t lo .1 he w ':! 'et a wea! liel" of the hereitfter. It he ( (Ones !ii me. as anver- ti - el. i: wi'.l be o-i o'. tiu most itar.g.T- n,., i,onievs i:the whole I'nited states. Ai'tt-r he leave-, the railroad ea.-t ot 1 uc- s..n he will come by stag.-, vi.-i'ing the Tombs', on:' an I Shal.speai e U.iifmg ilis tiicis, tht-jp e tin ough silver Citv, New ! Mexico, to Saute l'r, an ! home that ! route, i'l'.un the end of the tr.o-k east i of Tucson to Santa Fe is about ' n.i!t s ! of staging, t!sroi:g?i tht roisu.-st and w i'de.- t ei.!:ii : ry on t he i op! ir.ent. 'ie tori.!. the Apache chief, is cavorting around that io.tality, and Hnthtriord had N-tlt-r fake the very liest tPKips he i can thaw fiom tii- siini garrisons of Ports Gr;int or Cummin gs, or Jlayard, if lie cxji vt.-i to camp out with any : . i-ii ity, r h is lanch desire to live out his 'Win:. I do not believe he will come ; i-.ome that wav; tra-.cl by railroad is i mip-h better than by tiny of th Star i ft'oiu- Conches. The h-.test on! rage pot fully revolted in that region is t he murder, by Yictor i ia's band. d (Jen. J. .1. P.yrne. t he chit f : of a locating party of Te xn-Pacific cu . gioeeis, tiear Ml i'aso on the AliiMiear. i side, it ud killed everybody in it, 15'' Vond the mere fact, telegraphed bv Col. ' riers-ui from !ig. We have liO fur! her in id icmar.-. That was an atn'tsing sve,-!i made at the Was!j':ngf"ti Citv l t' i'ic.i! i ei meet ing the other day. by toe old man w ho resided. "I have scciif said he. "every President of the great I'l.iUd S. a'eseh-ct ed by t ! p-oi.ie except V.'ash iiigtoii. I never have .-,- n Mr. Hayes and ho'iw- to (i.i, 1 I iievt r w iii ; he is a pretty goo;' man, '.hey say, iii his way. l.ut his nay is a stealing wav, ami I don't ib-she to see him." This little sp"( ch was reci-ive! with dea fei. ii.g a p laiise. Mont u'iiiiii'vv I '.'a ir follo wed in a telling speech, (ltd lien lbith-r ii the 1hsI card we ha'-e Idely in the line of converts, or rather reinforcements. H i -i sj. ci-'i at Worcester in declining the 1 ) 'iooer.it ii; nominal ion for Governor was fnll of good s.-ic'-., as was that in IVos'oo. when he lir.'l chip-, on. ); Hi.PCOC any . ni' li.'.lel ae i-'ps. Pbie let t he co;, k's b tt( : ..!!. HoIIp! s:iys ; "If (h-sir s to i'i p.d hts (ILiueoek's) ml .-.: t'Cti ot;f the sj rirgsof his , it t him read that most adruir ter to (ien. sioripa':. written in lidcm e. ami under sea; of private eorresjMiiah nee. It exhibits (Jen. Han cock's inm-iluoil thoughts :;s the obcdi i e!i' s ilio-r v I en within the line where , obedience is duty, the analytical tdatts inan whogiiioitig hi:ns:-!f by l -, search in to th- language and principles of tic con-tit ut ion evinced a determination not to reec'b' one h '.ir frorn its map 'ate, nor .-top op- indi b-yotid its provi-'n: s, under wha'i .er s' less or pressiirc.' He adds: "Everv v.or.l of I lanetp-U's letter to Sh'.-rm. in in'gof be welt wriitt u tot'ay, i p.h i the belt .1 ail thai is past, and would Ik.-t tjipili', sound ,;:it-r the even:, as if was prophetically sound be foi' t l e CM lit." II i- closing ppi a grtu-hs vt re i m i lh nt ; "b n of Ma; -ac'.nset'fs ! on ha '. e ic .v th. p ii of jie go!,!, r. i ijiot t ii i it v to j-l it the itisli- of tb i o oi! i v i!i..b i 1'- gllPiilPt his lain hand. igi:'!'1. h-yalty i !-.!. he r.i 1 l a d, ; tiiti'll. who!; I de .'! hi., act ;. p fling will, mature to the I'nion fcr ,d li.ie ity lo its :: I ;ps ever made the I S' e Jn ie I'.'. ii h is bi itig ii terview d t ..is V"l by the- i'ss and gets off s .pe- ..f !iis i.-.w.d t h '.-s. He cracks (i.irf. l l over the cope as irii'ip u'iy as if lie had hit-'iv b arm d the alt in Ire land, nrd t hen slips a w i- be i iug sai e.isni ;.t him and his to! low rs ! bat is worth a whole mass Meeting '. l is. The bo-s ot all .-arccstic si-eil, er- CopkiniLr. is to -peak here next wick. He 1 as ten H.p.po-PI n.t ids t o ii' I. not that he h.ttes (fail'u h! :v!i. less, but that he 1, .es i: SCi o more : SI 1 : ir his care- fullv prep an d speech Le conietti. it il w ill l e the same st t -eh rept-ated ten times, :up1 in point of make po will, no d'Ulbt. l e Weil tlolie. but like li'any inis placed ailji-'-tives, his eloquent wonls 1 wili fly aioum! the head, but not come ' near the heart. Daddy Thuiinaii is the man to g t back at Coi.kling. When , he .-hakes tuit that bandaupa am! squares himself Conkiipg begins lo look little, and by tlie time he is throng!., you will have to look under the desk t o see the Senator from New Yolk. There was nothing so enjoyable, to a Democrat in , the Senate galleries at Washington, at ; any time during the last four years, as ; Thnriiiau's chase after Coukling. The ' last time Timrman came home I hap pened on tin; cars wifh him, ;ue! in talk- , ing the matter over h- said : "Yon will s.-e the damnedest scuP.'e in tlie Senate Some of these days bf tween Wallace ! and Oonkiing that ever you heard of. They are both walking around each oth- ; cr now like lie; two lighting men of the in ighboi liood, afraid to I aekle each ol !i- 1 er, but they will get at it some of these days." What a hippodrome it. would make to have Daddy Thurnian follow Conkling around and speak after him. ! I! EM AltKA iit.K Mxiutai. BliC 1 A III v. In St. Louis an nsbe.ishipg case, of mnrittl bru tality has been dis.-'tised in a divorce suit , recent !v filed by Fr'idia Ifose ngainst Dr. : Louis llosse. 'j'licy were married duiyTth ol this year, r.r.d two weeks after he began 1 a cfiur-e of iii treatment, which continued until the Jt;!; ipf., when phC-tiff s a.vs she ; fled front him t-i save her life. As an in stance ol what the jietition clis the " ec ceiitri.'ity of cruelty." Mrs. Uosse alleges that her husband would brat and kick her I unitu rcifully, and then call in the stable-boy, and in bis pr-scnee beat and kick her agaiii, until she acknowledged sin; was peifeetly satid.ed with the t: cat ip.ent. He frequently eouit'elled her. .-he says, to bring the food fmm the table ami present it 'to him on tn-nded knee, and when li- h,,, satisfied his hunger would -tiil ronipel her to remain in a . kneeling p.isition and fan him vhilc he took a nap. lb ha, I a playful habit of calling up . the stable-boy, before mentioned, and order , iug h'un to abuse his wife, ami if she deimir ; red she was hammered about in the usual I "'"" On tin day she left hint lie told 1 er 1 that be would kiiiber Mi at night and sell her hones fur a couple nf drinks. The petition nitkes many other allegations of unheard of brutality, ami prays for relief and aiimonv. Rev. P. N. .k.x;f.t;, ,f St.. Albaps, Vt. - " i i.e.iei 01 iini .1.. ,ir.nps Itistrif-t, in a letter nf recent date, s-tys : j will say that my experience with Kendall's who is Ircsidimr Vl..n.r f tbn St. Mh-i.. I s Spavin Cure h,is been very satisfactory in deed. Three or four years ae-n I ornci.re.l n bottte of your ngept; and m it It it cured n horse ef the latiiei.e-s em-nl lo- , Last season mv horse became verv lame nnd 1 turned him out fura few weeks, when lie became ta tter, but when I put hint on the roar! lie -row worse, when I di-eovored that ft ring-bone was forming. 1 procured a bot tle of Kendall's Spavin (Jure nal with less than a bottle cured him so that be is not lame, neither can the tnieeli hfl found." bvniA E. rixKHMs Vkoktahlt: Cou rirM is a remarkable remedy for all those painful complaints and weaknesses so com mon to our best female population. Send to Mrs. I.ydi-t E. I'iiikham, gars Western Aven ue, Lj un, Mjes., lor pauiplilcio. I'.b-ie-gt.J nkws ami oruir. N.7i:.. Ml;ing U'K titan t-ii t!w-..r,.i i?)..r- Hy fc.tr tlie l.epe'.iii.-uiis iii !.iine N a 1 t.-:it. ' A itieiiiiiati 4'.. i.l..r, fiilii'ig to seciin' the exV iision f f a tiote y a wonuut, eonuiiit tfd siiicii.i- tn her pies Tire. In kinatinii.g Mr. Ai irew ..!:ini. a;r'I l iul l. n oiie.l .' Mrs. r.ivi !u r. na -d St. They wel t li-nee sinin2 and ih link. A l-ii rar-.ld -uiip piek. I tip by the Jers y t i'i. o!;n' u:ti!;eo them for hours by ftirit! I'ei oi'.a !"S Clir.i'ey tNs. ' . lield ef tnli;.-( wns stiiit k ty lilit- t.-.uz lat week, near Mcnu.t .) y, I., i r efiimly, and t!:e le.-vrs liw-k as t!;i.:i.4li t::ey ti:tt! liei'li f 1 7fll. Mi,.S:,i- I.. HeRttv !i:is been ail HiTeil by the fulled State-- Circuit ';ii.t it l'ltts b'urg a speei.U exiiTiiin:T totakeaa t rep-irt te-I itlll III"' ill ill) oil StliL. .n r.ikinwr person fired l:to a l.-mo enoie prM essien at llaget:. n. ., on so unlay ..il.t. kiliing IVrry i :..i, a .a tor. N., nm-Ms wvre made. f r-l,,,;.,.;!; , i1 tl K l'-.:- i:V i-t .', '(.,',,';',,';, .'-nitv fvelve tc.-'ek !; ,i ,v ",,iht i :..tv-twi ve...-. Vn iKikimwn person tireM n.to ;i i)ettif- ihiv tiiidit. ii'TO s:t. two v Iiiiuieii-e sw.ir.iis of t' i i-j m! ov.-r (Jnys'ioio. N". S.. hi Sun '... T'.iey eaee fr. la the ea-t .-t, ! le-piie: i a dark ioin'. People v.e-.o Pi ", ii alio rai d. The boiler t it r'.o.le - "V l!i:l!. e;.Vi d.d near Viut-et. :;:. oa Mo:i !iy. ki.'ing S iniiiei Uivis an 1 .la.ie .- I !'! . !y, :.n-i s -iioa.-;v iai'irir.'.: aiioth-'r i i ui. Mi-. Hm.iu, : ( -irell eee.t.ty, Ky., re eep.t'.v ".flRcd tv.o PiiVs to a cue':, lief lik i:ej lor iii . er-iuli of that I: hid ha '. 11,'J, lasted until she is in In i uiu. ty ir.: th ye:;r. l-'iilv-"i!f on-; f In te.in p. ad.- n i ed for F.ii.is Iti (.,!;. I i-l .. a. I I i p.ek. i i'l ' t '. a. I. iiiotitowil, h.'o. m a vi' - i "j. 1. i lie i.tt ear was et.'eli eob anil iied vvii-he.i '.-,-,v n witii a pit.t of wld-ky. a Verv I. envy -tor-as are j.reit-'-e. tor el leli la r. en "lla- Atliiiitic co t-t. ail ! us a eon r euepce a 1 1 ill" ilTe-saVte.g ':tt Kills i a I-l.a-i.t I; e.o. a 1 te. '.II ll p i '".ol r.imrd id Al'e iaied tl at it i- ia t!,- ui ,1"! ! -oei.tl oiil.-r to keep led children i:i a i ;i to lK-en eipiipl ed oa 'I iie brf lliill. gher.y "it v in.- li t.-o-t .f liaiiaoto. I III while alalia. school iiai'ali :i;-. 'i la- -t'.dii"! -kin of do.- en exhibition, at t ! it y ear I in pn in ii .Ii-!,' Wipi'.-or. i:ir:.-i;i' s -i and one -ha':' Irop; i. e.-e to tipof t t'M, i'.iirl st.o.ds t:; ope-ft to t i; :iu -IP's liii'h. A l.p-hi lp.l ('in; ed ttoia r.i-.'avi Wis. . A ! v. ;t i. ii v. plow iii, per i wi t-a tiavepi.i.; a- l.ir a- l.t !-. iii..:licr and oi,. dan ul '. !', ei ' v it'ti tin prt :t le-t of i'i:- i Tl.- P.t:'.- iiP'.' Pi i'-s that a In loi.-ipL' to I'li'.ir t i ;: I i i ' .'; : 1 fipi.d.-tl ted on i-'i ii .Mp-li-id Wl-a' ttm a-t ill- "iS(-(,aet i' can l.o!;., r liroV-. li-o. A !.!.; Wiis pa !a-i' the el he;- :, lOcat to pi :wa op.- i, trsv.o o:t. T!.e A t'.Ol e p. i li in a -iih- .n a Solid P..i oti T).;- coa-t ot v. ;.-- H - ip -s--- Inn il d o es , f . -Pit -.Ol I- for.!, I , p on I !, v. Tn- -.:r i g. h-r tt et nch ed h: h P. a I.i ! V.,.f, 1 New Y..il; V. otii i re t lipiwi a , k!.-s-;y ex- d -1: ! luil-t h ii-'.i.-'a ;.) ' . eii ' s;tys th-.; V.ep- L-l.l. lit !:i CP.t a Wili-ltlH loll at A t he:.s, v. h-P it iidoded w :t a -e, M'itiiimr : 1 1, ti-i i.'s !!ip" a;; ovr I l',la-l:i I.,, ro.iui. : of th n. en h !:' bv the eP :-lo l. At 'J'oi-pet, N. :., t-al iii-.i.'V, Imilei in a saw, "ti-tnud pl-.tpin-Mi X ! led. wrecking ti:e luii!iil:ii; iO.d hlOO! Wii. ;. Hi!!-. sn t F. Iwa.rd U hitehur-t to, villus !ur"i.'ii tii! -air. baits is.ii .invni vl ii :r.-t -eipill a -ti. !y in ire;'. 'I'l!.! p i.-s S" n si. 1! Si ill! ier ef He a -v w l.ii ii t -how-, how ittti.g. in N". Yi rk, d ii'd ;!! p.-.;.der-i.itld Al'.l.v l f the ife'-ti! .: e 1 ha u 1 Wen; y : .- i ' i.i d I mi; Dahlgei ,i J.I..-T. ' l t VV III 'ill ill t li era's, about t w llUlllU'.it n. fend to v l'ol th , .-1 i 1 o 'I. Mat cock. ( I', l-ic -J-l I ; sieioael 'iy o! V 'i a '; u: in :i li 1 1 i'i iea : :.p l ne I 'lo st. A ligu.-t me. Sunday ia two or tli'ee oa !iger-..: i i ot i iei-pia -t' : s iipti four 111 ." C1--V.' - . which fopp. a la ,-i.ii -t . -iii ; niipg. A eg. M-.n,i.'n'la:vi' iidn a i p.-. A ci-.!l is out f I I.ilii-,-n i. cub i.i N person- '.vi!,, ha . e i t'Uhbca u tat v. I ; a f'ei trtl Ife; . oi k city, .: to ja -led Pi 1.'- :t;o a Plleleil- t la ahii.-a,! ii.,1 many of w h ihrouuiioiil t:a Stat, eh 1: th- i a., ioi ii lei a: ready l-eeu t"! ! i'cill bo', s W Pin ti .i.a ri ei i ivr V h.c.i up. n bv t : i-t 'a plilPPig 11 mdip.-t-.a. :l I. hp W. ( i.te V. t P the -' hi - 'por Soi'.t.-r, v ho i:.. to keep avvj.y P.'ln iii- Vi Wound" -I. but : !:ly ope iip li-lv. Mor!"-n i- Pi.il- r aire iio-i.u i N li-, t e Pie!.,' y n :!. ila'e for Gov; jp, r , r Maine, :--, ;, ;:i;;t a :, a 1 il.g l.'-puie.ei!! ot P- H.ui-i i;a- a;t. p ; . ' . bi iPe I"! 1 t 1 w p I'.d : a . , 1' -! i p j !. i 'u :o; -.'- f.-.-C I e - P. lid .eet. i - J .!, I :,. ,;,,'ipt Potuiiitti d Py tl'e i'loi::!.;' i mi-l -, "'...ci'.id alter i:-' h e! pu',i !v : e, pr, ,;. -'1 ' , la -" 1 ! Im Pi iiehi ins i.-h, a -top. by ii.gi.'-ii. ; on ..;! . mi. :o,. a .: r. 11 ! ,?-r vm-ic - W '.eh W a- iv O'.g il !! -e Si'V I lilt tie pa p.-r v a . 1 T.ili Ig. I'll' ! Pe i. id.es W el, t Pi !..!...;;;. la-t :'. ! nut!.- I.( h nil V.ii'.'V I.' lent. W n and 1 let ii'e.u i':. !: ' ip-. ;, ,,f (,;, eiii.t v , v :i- r;i . v. Mi-, bo P i p o iiifi I !, t i; T I ! , ' e 4 : , t i.p-.. L.-p'-::-b'il n -d by f 1 ' l.g';:- !: .'. im : -. ed. ! i'..i li li e P. "V ' II V. ' 1 g pi. :.d. bi i-.v -oi A !- W etc fi le;-.; to -P. Oil IP i! -i.-d. ', !.: on ! 1," ptc-ld pt :.i i slu-.ier 1 1 oip t !." P- :: thi-K' the', t. K a v'.l calidipa'cs. "ic bpie! : ip , . 1 ia c.-n v,. t it fo !:.;ieo.-k a p i ope . 1 ! ... I !;. .. At Fan view, K . a tr.it. :p iittod the rcsi.'ciecii V. A. iiaw kills- i!id ih-li.r.p.l.d 1 hi- vi!e. Ill lipgl V topes, his ble;:kf,ot. The lady being alone -eicniitod t 1' !:'- ; wlii-11 lief ailgi New loiiadiaiat dog in-hed in, seized tlie t:ai,,'i Pv the ll;i, at, seveiipg tin. jugular veia mt capsnig in-tint den !l. A ea.-ii tree plows iit If kip,.!; on, Nnlth t aroiiiiii. I!:at sprang Iroiii the se.-d of a peach that tp,. j:,, td-iieri'.l Ifailapd iield iu Ins I,; no wit n he was Killed at lUi iit imro, dm ing the c:vi! w sr. lb; was ea.mg a peach when he w as -hot down, and Captain G ur raiit got the seed r.pd planted it on hi- place ill lfochir.gh am. ( buries .. lain, (alitor of tlie New- York n, recent ly spent n'nout S:'..0 m in th- con struction fd" a cave tor the cultivation of mushrooms, lie has emi loved, a iin fes-don- 111 liinsie. ooui grower lotaue t iiar i.atuiiilly i'.tdi -ipat.-s, it in iv he after so liberal a pro isii-n, tl at ;aof it, and SUi'liiecd, the ic-nits Will prove coitipopsi'toi y. Cliarlie ifoyil ma, b' s sigt.t! failure of bis ji'inn -t vengeance at Hciicviile. iii. lie trie. 1 to shoot David Walk, r, who had been nttentiveto M:s. l.-.vd, but mpsei'. imu and let him t s ape. '1 lien be a'.tctuiitetl to mur der ti.e woman, but only wopp.de.l her slight lv. wh Fin ,y h" was hipp-c!t killed by We.lker, ieni retiiriied wi-.!i a can. An miei c;t !ng tent pre i f 1! e rq ptonch ing state Fair i:i 1'hilarit ijihia will lie that of 'I'V's dtivitig or herding sheep. Each ting competing will be requite.! (,. take five s'aeep from a pen, drive thciu a ce;t;im distai.ee to .mother nu.l pen tliepi. 'j Pes.- trials w ill be ' held dniivontlie gr-um'.s during the week of the slid p nnd wo i exhibit. i Sam Tnw lord imdei l -nk to kill the fc.pr members of illiam Tate's family, at York, ; S. C. He had wounded Mrs. Tate and a daughter v inn help came, and was compelled to inn away. A physician attended to the injured woman and deiparted. Jn tlie morn ing Tate wi s found dead, Crawford having returned to his murdoious task. At ifodie, Co!., on S.ip.iny, Gceipe Wat- . kins killed- a police efficci named White iter stud died -hoi tiy at fer from woutids intii. -ted , Iw tbftt oflieer. A St.ania-d killed .lehn J I ack '.veil, a miner, in a Miloon on account of I fa -kweii s he-ting a wntter-gii I, and ; John Ih-iuin killed a mr.n named ('ost.'llo, tlie tri ubie growing out of the same occui- : rence. Mack Pa row, of Grand Knp'uls, Mich., lit-d after sixty-three days of voluntary fa-t-, ing. IU' believed h- had a cancer in bis stomach nnd quit fating. During tin rest of his life he took only sweetened water occa- sionitlty and one teii-nonnf u! of ice cream. The autopsy proved (h-q he had la-en tni.-ta- ken al.mit his stonpicb, his sole trouble be ing in the Plain. ' John Kissinm-r, aged eightv-one Years, i the father of thirty-four children, died "a few .'ays Ago a short, distance from Monterey, l'a. Kissinger was married twice, his tirsi wife dying irom -rief caused by the burning of their house containing nine children, all of whom we ie burned to death. Hi:, second , wife suivives him, ami is said to weigh in the iiei-hboi hooii ot tluec hundred and 1! fty 1 .on mis. Mrs. Nancy Wright died near Witt SiniiiLs, Ark., a few days ago, a; ti e age of !o yea is. She was born in North Carolina ; during the peiicl of the Indian troubles and learned to bundle the ritie with treat dexter ity. She chopped dmvn trees, eleared fields ami made rails, plowed and did other out door work. At th- age of 17 she man i.d a baptist pre-ichcr am) lcnmved to Tennc ee. . They Pad thirteen children. ; ,. Monday evening ns the train fr..tn l irusvine entered the station at Com- .!., A. Weds, a mulatto, belm.ci,,.. i. 1 1... o. place, shot and fatally wounded Cvnis . Hail, a porter .n a riillman a!;tce cur. for being on too intimate terms w ith Mrs. Wells. Webs had suspected his wife of being vn faithful for some time past and on Monday rnght, when the car stopped, lie went in auii there found his wife with the potter. This sienraged him that he drew a revolver and diet the latter in the breast and ban - ,ic Sen self up to the Othcer. " A efirii ' l w -. i.t- t. li;i ii)el t'en! !e: I I.ll.eiM ',; ( .i i nbrnud : .! le tllV-'f.eV it iii m it lie i . in t " t:..'.t e:i w lis I'. ; , ,i I r ii . i ', in'.' !'.e; :i ! .i ; i v : Al- r . I1'.U'I:. P. . len.. 1 Inn inn u, 'ni" : V. i ':!'.. 'in b. . i i r.:iii"i- : Will nin A. AVall.u-e. I'eio;ylv:ii I .tif.-.einor Hi.'. ' "f I ' ; S;tio!" 'I :i.!.-i. : W.HriTii l'lkkni-v V, !t.-, M; i rri.ii --i r biei.iM-d I.Mi.-J.iipii b-: di Wi-1 Vir'.-inia ; l:. T. Mi ti.' S V.".i.-i..t.: d. :: J. 1 : it. TlH I.UI.'tlV of V I -nil ir.lj, kentcer, K 1- It.li lll iir Wi.ll e! i: f . Ill Itetk-eull ;ir..u -d the i! her liiu'.it f -i .ill t ! n i r I'V the -iTean-.s "t liielr t'Hr i.h ,1 . Were -iMIIlbel S :i'h-' old e!,i!l. Tii 1 hi ir hut ! 1 it irr.iop'ie'i' w it )i 1 hi r i! 1, .1 y l-niod ;i l.-.P.e - and hit iie; it i.i li.. i e ii- a ter-j;o-; i ! Ii..pi the thro;.?. The ! ! -!.. rier wie.nl a ii-t ::r.d t ! eind!" Jiiid e-e.ieeit. 'I eia.d v..--- i. " i O'.y ie..'ITi':'i"! ; of ' I ...d. ever inj. I t f fi-il ei 4 l'iiv;ite- i. I :i : iii. av M :;.;r. t Very ,1 ' e :Cleep , I e .ei i vv i !.oii-' in I'M '1, Mipiiav ; i'l. her l.e- ! . t :. t ie-r Wl.i ill.e to h-r de; -iiojnhir ei ;-' i--t I'" c I yor pi i i:s v.eie nl'iM u :iii' .'.v. Mi ; i: pon ; i , e, T' icr lei ll.i-e ir 'v ti'lr i : g - pel -e.l 1; ! t t;.. r. ;e ei v l . - i i : v -!. i d a 1:1 ii: a t ; ''i i : ; . i ii-- i' -. 'i . 1 .' -.-l -Ka ' . . . t. 1 die:. :,-i...lt I 1, la th' pi .1 -t: . ..u h.. i.d . . ; I 1-T .1 ip ' A W P ' ' S -ic-- ! .1. pi, P I i i. I'.. let.-.! M..-C I f. v. ':! h I- piev l llll dee, n suiui-.-r. I! e:-!. Tv two J ipi ! is IP ,:a ' op : v '. v v . : di p - a ; t e i ' Y.,ik it v. i 'I'h- eo- -!. . at t;, altd-, P "I T t' t:P eld. :: f e C P C! il I:' - -. : ; j , i ', iV: 1 ti,i-.c!a-.L -!l to ( u ! oil lo. -i iohPlil 1- p . ov e; i taip.h.t. we;-s. ;i pp- rrc - -..! t. i e, li'. Wil li '1. ( ' Pi: ! ia- 1 !:-'! . -i ! Pi ii : ( i.ev c-tcp, her w r. v to ol v. ho'i.i -la Mr. li, i l ing (pep; i keliip : -.. It -eel.is t! i, N. op, .!-. I , lb' v I . :o ' ,1 1 W .. : t ii : ' e -ppi ' : iei th it ' I- t i.. I! I p t w el 1 v ;. ! i , .: -I . .1 ! I 1 I 1 . ' I 1 . thi P: : ill .1. 1 b : V I an ! it 'l i-.il t 1 : 10 f i ! ii, -tl I'.-- VV I n O S CP.ee' ? t' .1 e! I I - ' 1 a . Hon. a. ColTCsp. p. i a'i.t'y a s -ay of li e 1 cpi e.-epts ,vlie. 1 h-i II. i '..c. cut ( t t! n s lie ei 1 r i f '- ib'e and I mi Hi' di-t-.i. ; ii ei fo. a si l-I.J! 1 til-Pi t' e in-a li IP, Pi . . I "le! ,1 ,p. '. H.I.I ee- , f .dm.- : fp.t t'.-. v !:, -ii- the HP ir-icb events , Em-roe. 1' 1 a '-i.-r'.'s" is te I k ,i!l r- or npp! :o ::-!-!" ! -- ;r I III I-PCITT. t' i.'t 'i'tic p..-: -.n nn r.-i'.t r P. i-r ti e ,i-'.r, -s ,, ;nt t-:- pa!.,n. ,V.- p l-nl.il- P -Tire 1- eT It i.i Viae i -!,. fr-. i -i- v,.: !! '. i " 1 n er .Mr. I.-e Jp'tti-pip! n'p "inr: in t'ic 1 .1. V.'n n-li s is E..:l.--s,i:i, I ei : i!r,ir.-lH-, at ! i-p whs k i pi '1 r.'. '!; il V. ;!. X 1 li. .1 Pile 1 I ! ! ! -1 ;i 1 ia ;,'.--l W r:ii-;. !-,. t ii t-i ci'apnur c. t pif. IV' --V iv .'ell n b in thf T'.-c ii? ... 1 Tii; .Imd P 1 pi; I P H'.l! it-. Ti l ,- , - r, P ia vv le -i, 1. -r r.pi '.- .si 1 e-.n e-i .1 in.' te. 1-:.. jl.,,; i brrt r. . tq.nn pv - -t.: 'I ' l- js.tte. j ..;. -,:e p. ..;... . .lt p-iri tierIt by ii.-r-wii I n ,r. I n .r. ! I ....lav- :: ! , i-' n r,!'i-i. tr, r.,r e.ii' "i'i; r ;.'v ,,! iiiiV) i, j. e . j .pp.i-r, ..,,;r.,i; t,f,j -,, ii:l ). ,.;; 'i li 1 s lip- ,,, ! .-.,-. ,,. 'I'l- "'dy p. i.-. n in C. r cr---ei t P-i'i- , in l--!.;0 I -. .c ,): tl:0 W;,3.;1V i. i .. J...1-,. , ) . Hon. A. II. cm-.,! ',. ii: p... s. i, -t i- ' it- .1.. " Pt, 1 n.s' r, ...p-. a i ei'irre i kii: in. --. i. nr..! t i r ,:: :oe , -r in-r-ti: - , p.;.- i . t li is '.is l.-rr; ed nei n t r f--, a m :. i -. :p : t p 1 1 f -.It s -ii in y ri :.p,i ; ;oid tnrrj : CPU.! pt ii.,- j 1 ttPjlit Piptl-lell wlii.m In lia- :iip!i:rlv P, i! A 1 w: eiMir.-ty lomr-pei : ip.-,! ith el-, t '.,!!.-,, tiof..t-t lie l.ist Itp.a.i'.rtti" State C,..p, -,-e.:,.,:. p rid il . nut li vp in pi, ,t - it -p t . I :-i I,,!-, v ipi a ! !e" t Y ; Hurts ill b-liBii n! t 'il- s,.l,! i.-r: i.ri:iu tr '.in t'i.p purps !iio-ivr :-.niPs,,,w hjs iri, U T t!,- ,.,-, n,i,,ri nfth.Pt IP. ,n. S-p ntiat tMs mil. p. T.-atl P.. t-S-v 111 s I 1 Irr I, p v. no-r u:i .lien' i ; -It. n tP" j-ai i , in a to p.f.v -a- t tlOTV PPP.Pli V" -,rk P..: oi .1 nty t'ic lip- i Ni : i - e ! v p! ib'liy I Pat pe-:-. i P a ia i.f i! Pill, l ,,n (. fI,..M..f . .;. P pp.I P.T tlie mi-st I i a- i-.pa vi ' (, -,vc p t .n. -,p-i- r, ..-.in.-, it P ( i.'l'i tic n ri:: a ,-: i -,e.t iht . ..!--. t-y loan ,! ..-.-e.i, iii!ptpr;r a i.d i e t -n tt f p t'ic-- r ,-i -. it . " !( r.. A. If. Ce.'p-o;t,. o l".-i:i..n lir .p.p ;,, u ij : up I P.. f-.n ian.pi.rs a ret i si ii ciliPe ih ii:,i ad tat ii ,iti. I -avp,t I ' asw up :C, V UlO t 7' :. ir,.; :p :a oi. t I a., ap, -i!-l..:p.. s t. r. -a ? in licit; in n p"i i ,.! P;c pen- ' !1C I t,. Ce-i- r. t .Mr t.i I '"'I t- k lilOT y t t r-, iii ... ; a i :; iii!,;-! '- -s, lire 1'"- Pi- rvn-ra-i -p f- hti-r-- . i.nin ol i,..., v.l; :t. pirtle-r !ci,!i,:i.i,i ; t i.i-r ppp; ;. v n,i tn. priai I 'fry :: ,i i -..t i iv -,i , tip i- vt-o'Vin fir-'. aeii- .V np i i f tl.c .!'. u.l -:s i I t'li-'t rion !lv P 1 c;.a l! c -11. 1 i" a. A. I a lo ill.l '.IV.Ii,,, s.il.p.fi- 1,1,,, L.t.-S H. -tirotli P.,!.-. i..u.!-t le- l.( t ir.ra.l llaiiotnir-. Aui:i.it "1, l'S , t' V.' Soiti; TVi.y T'l'Mops.. r. f! .ii t j;. a port ita of the wouhl seem to deniaiid .cation by the piotier lei. some of the stories" are to -There aic rupiors ! Third Wanl w hlcli ; itiitne-.li.tte invest:- al authoi dies, aid 1 1 worn .-lieu direct - .e --.!.- in oivoive -.'me; ning more llr'n mete suspicion that a dtca irul crime was pen e tiatcd in that district hist Sa; pr.i a- ';.--.,, I'.,..l : i:... . . . - ' ii-ii,iiii.; e,i a ccriam it roc i there iieaiu a series o, oicn- screams is ipg. n e in peg:, i, nop, uie bps of a f. male, who was then occupying the rear pet (ion of a mil. I. p.. on said street, and oi,.,,a,tv alleees that tlirougb a crack i:i the imii.-iiprr coul..'. sec from her window thai a -iiioi wo man was pmlergoit L. what scciued her to be an oi.er;ttion which is niaik.-d down in tin. criminal calendar ns being op0 of the wotst cr in, s in the Mat uie-b. ..V- St.l... ; i 'VI ':. ' ".' ""I;''' ",,r '"'l and a two. carnage was br.u"!-.t an, met 'i i, : girl, who was sliil momipo, as if in great ' Mtip, wp.s phteed in this, and ha-iilv drive, I away. There are still oiher sb.iics in tins I connect, pi, but it is m t in our province to j give names or places un! il the tuaiter i- inves- ! l egated. Somej d the folks living inthevicn- ity of tlm building to which wc refer sh.mld ' have the proper authoi i! ics lakesieps with a t Mew 1 tb iovclil.g Wtiether tbe.o Ullnoi-, aie tiuc c-i bile. ,A7oe..,e.;t TiAe,:, -,iH i "" 1 :-.; 'i ! li. i.,. ( , ( , M i I .. :, il I ;:i! r-l 'li,- : r: . 1 : ' ,i . 1 Tl , .1 . VAv4AT..ArR HOW TO GET C'.othino under Price. If V.Y rtTrc r-l e,f ti.rit, this :t:: 1 a c.;.M rr...;;. tlnnfs fotnc c.-;l v Iftst n. an th-.j-t cr.tr. cam' c T tl.'j I.i; : Y.-r; 'ff.n't. U : rtv; 1 1-- p,r - lvft Th i ... 11 i i - - 'Of'' c A.'ilii . r.ierit. 1 c) 3 '.i tO tnouj di t' s people 'hi: for l-p.rr.in Thia v. : ,1 tii time f r.ov.' we r.r.v such la flock . Ucsk1..,:-, (,' ret left r-. lrou?cr.;. W in v.'hkh lh- (. pjC, I 1 1 ' c hc.por c'oti l-.ave any : oVr il th Iktrc:?-:!'; These nif-r and r;n.rri sort,; th.-v : the !'C t hi' lh V: '".rc .. r.n e t 't t v.'. -.::-! c f .' r.'i.I h ' ;": - - o.ihYi. HOVT TO GET a!mo?t Everything. Do you kr.r- m t':e nr tv. advantaee Yt rat dress anl l:oi:s'-i First, lio-.v: V. catalogue; fcu w'. learn front it:iv- f you want. Ifsair. nscA.il to yp'i. a and state v- . r e.r V the t 1 -1 p'ainiy t; i c 11 1 sairn 3 C. Secci !. Yv'ticve . where pood-? iTeatest Yati ; I;. ; v ' t ) ".! e are are sold for in resp :ct wlicre 1 .V -J where n.ost cr.re s to servo ci:-fe f. -f-aldy ; and wh.cro y the rhrht to rct'irri is not satisjactory. There no inattfr you arc if yr.i r'nV want' known ai' l a-'-self of yotir -r '' -will get the I . i" th.e best way, j rof.v i without troblli -J sometimes hy ra: '. times 1 y exy:as-. always at le?5 cost : riage than die ia--save in tlie price. 1 -r o v v r.t John War-i:--'''1"'- J Id -b,.b d-v-.t. ! I iPl.tvis ij - Chetnut, Tklrieiaji.-, Mijk. p-riTV rp.m? v. irr.fnMiT '.-it, "..-. -- !rri. Nor;- I It roil r r" ttltllto : 4 o.i-ni I "1' )! l'i'tir. l iirr I omi r.ll.tl V i a p.I Nrrinnv I . ttHitsti ii. eve.-. ..i-'p V .hi ; p; i tV AuLn I b HAN I t.U . t- t.J.ini!.. wm, 1IKFI. ' 1 1 V. 2fv rapnu r. It i i : 1 '-,.-. ' i i" ' i ii'k f. r vlnrh tli. rr n , t rier-Pir ii-ll--iii- I !' Tw.'"" Uw liiuelo., t .J IVn.-u a .s "ii - WM. II .dir. : SEC1II. 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