" ? 'amkh :ccnvan. ERENSCUnC. PA., "FRIDAY, - - - AUGUST 26, 1S81. ii.n i 1 ... 11.' ' " "' '- .!" JI'J. The PivM'li'iit pa'spd a bad afternoon mi Sarnl.iv bust, voraitir.ff twice, but has had such esiierjetice since. The ereat trouhl" st IY1 is his w-eak. exhausted stcim'tc'i. The latest. Washineton dis patch., iltred. rd 0 o'clock this (Thrirs divt niornin j. mnv be said to If favor able, as he at least vus hoMins? liis own. Thf. New York Wnrlf on Sa.tnr.VYV last was r-rinted on nw rtrossos. with new t v i in. a new bnildir.e. ami vre sents rfta.iy fresh sml attract ivp tm provpiiten. The prosteritv of the TVc.t 77 i-ill le a source of tzrat i float ion 1o all who proo-rlv a.tvooiate the trrat 1 1 i f y pud urnrj-!(i with which it in cr.Tiduet ed. Ttisa neirs, iir;- in the f u'les'. mean iiv.? of the word. Sfr.iAToi! Hkck is snorted to have , pri'l with reference to the oonrsp that T)-riiocras shonbl tnlvP in the ease of j he death of President flarfiplfl. "Ir j .JimiM ho : time whn love of country . should rise nhovp all pirtv rrn est ions. As to rnv own ooiirw. I would b in f- , vor of orr)p conservative "Remrhii an. i sav TTonrv H. Anthonv. of Rhode Tsbind. for fbe TWs'tion of President pro i pro of the Senate. anl fhns avoid anv i ini-t. envnf for wv insane r,tor.;on or , ri,;f fanatic to desire the doarh of : Txfr. Arthur. In melt a contingency, i this would be ; pracpfnl recognition of ! th fact tin1. m1"r ttic croat calamity v.-'iich ' as befallen tliP na'V.n. the inteti-e!- -nr'v snirit and thf raprnpss for sn,ri were for the t imp f arcrot ten. " Mt;s T Vl'Y ()ks Ifr' FY the hand nrjm and fashionable wife of Francis TT Iid'ey. to whom she was married in Juno of hist year, and who lived in a T,t-.rro on tliP sunmit of Orange ninnn tain. ;T. J., w-mted to dr:VP to the ()r jn" r-i;lrcid dfMvt on last Sttprdav r-voni- ' and hr husband brought a P,tvpnd bnT rvto the dor.r of their dwel tior for thnt purpose. TViisv lo.tkpd at th. r'" ur.il in a pT-o-okinT way said: "You know T don't want that bncrcv. T tv-tnt niv phaeton. "' 'P won't do. Tlsv ; it 's cro;n T to rain ; dint von see bow c'ou.lv it "s o-ett inr -' Daisy bound ed tin st:,irs :ird into her room and with a rev, Wver sent ; bullet crashing thro' her brain. P was a verv sud.b'n taVinc? off but n-i tor :tH the circnnist;inc( brth Tln lVv and the world, we think, outrht o be ubip to stand the loss of Daisy if it was a Ios-j. A f.i n many sticrrpst ions have been -nad-bc a number of Democratic papers r,f f he l-ito in regard to the adopt ion of rnh for th" orfr;mi;it ion of State con vention, and other matters to be pre pared bv b coinniitee of seven named v Mr. PI", chairman of the S'ne ''o?n- piittt-p. at its recent pieefin" in Tlarris I nrcr. This i a most f -vornble tr;v for doiic.' what t.:u been llll''li inn loner 1IP rrb.'cted. ar d 1'iTon position of thecoin nii'teo. which raipsis's of such well known Democrat as "Wallace. Paodall. T'.arr. Ifene' fvrq. parser and Whit man, with Mr. Tbll as chairman. ;s an amr.tp "iiarantoe tj.at the duty imposed nnon thern wi'l be well and faithfully iv-rf.iriiipil, and with t nie fidelity to the b-iryoon v and best interests, of th.' party. We do net prot' ise for the reason ins! st a t e.t t o d i sen s; at h i.ort !i tlie fine t ions t hat w;ll bo co'i-idercd by the cornniitte.'. but vill brictlv refer to one of them as we did a rear or two a"0 when the TTari'is hnr? 'f.-:fl called a tent ion to the sph jecf. AVe atrr'-ed then with the P'i'rinf and fdill a?ree with it in savintr. that vhstever necessity mavliave existed lie fore thp adoption of the new constitu tion fur the election of Sena t oral dele tratestoa Sta'e conver.! ion. t here is not a particle of reason for heir emotion at tho present time. Faeh county has now its sepira'p representation in the T.pnis bvttire and as a p'rossarv ctmsequeni-e jta. separate rem er-ritat ion in a Statecon ri.ion. ai'd the cri'.'inal reason for the existrnce of Senatorial representation in a State convention liavintr thus fa'len. tho fiistoni of elrctincr them onht to fall with r. Senatorial delcrjates bein therefiire p'irelv ornamental, the com mittee, we trust, will recommend fo the Wil!iamport State convention that In the future thev be abolished. It really seems as if no niemler of a S'afe T.efislaf lire can snfiu-ientlv dis trrace b'.mself to render bis renoipinat ion iinpo-sibtp. In this State, a few- years : n"o. Pctroff. a mpmbpr from phihrdel- , lib in. w ho had been xnelled for briber v in connection with tliP Willianrsport tionm bill, was rpturnf d by Ins synvna- i tbetic Pepiib'iican constituents only fo ; reach a still lower depth of inf.npv. and po.y the Republicans, or a la rco port ion i t.f t'neei. of the Senatorial district in f westei n N'e v Vork represented last win'er at A"'uiv bv th" sfdf-oon fosse,! corrupt "T-o"' Sessions, pre making- a ': strong effort to renominate im. At : Fredonia. where all sorts of orarden Sepds are extensively cnltivrtted. and where, i we fr trnie. Sessions livps. delegates in fin t of rivincr him another chance at his'Me game in the StiIp were elect--d last "-eek by a vote of -20p in his fa- ; vr to TTaeainst htm. This of course is ! pr 1 v a straw, but it shows which way! the wind is h'owir.g in that district. ! S'-ssions admitted rmder oath last win- tcr before a rom unit fee of the T.egi- j latnre that he had often corruntiv used money to procure tegslat ion. and is pow under indictment bv the Grand .Trrrv of ' Al -nnv for rm viuf T5radiev. a member of ' the IPiise. ?2.ink fo vote ae;ti; st (',-,pk- j ling for U. S. S'-ruifor. His proper res- . idence would of course be in tlm riepi- j lentiarv. but the chances are decidedlv i good that bis "reform" constituents will not aeree to sacrifice soeminent and 1 pure a patriot. Sc. Ht'VbKK Cot.FAX manages at sfa- ' ted. intervals to let the country know j that be still lives. A few days ago he ! wrote a letter John F. T.ewis. the can didate for I.ieuter ar.t Governor on fbe j Repp.rtutt ion ticket in Virzinin.in which j he approved unreservedly of Mahope j and tl his political works. It was oard a long tim- ago that "a man mav smde , and smile again and still be a villain." ' and it is not at all strange that a man j like Colfax, who is; alwavs smiling, nnd ' who was officially branded with corrno- I tion when lie w;is in Congress, sbou'd es- i pouse the vibatnoirs cause of Mabone and his freel-oot irig followers. )np dav last week Iip deljverpd an address at the Chautauqua (N. J.) Suudav school meeting upon moral subjects:. tPacbinsr them bv precept donhtlps the pxact re verse of all that in his public career he has taught by example. And next hp addressed a card to a Xew York citv pa per as follows : '"Your Richmond correnondent errs in speaking of tnp Hon. T. S. Roenck. the Pres ident of the Bourbon convention of Vrginin as "h iving been Speaker of th JT"ire of Representatives before the war." He was. insteTiil. thp Speaker of the rebel Coneress! and I have at home the pvel hp med ni such, given to me bv direction of President Lincoln." Whereupon the IVnrlcl is hp.arflpp" fining,! to ask : "Upon which gavel ought honest rnn to look w-'th most aversion upon the sra-vel which rapped the ' lehel Congress" to order on ques tions of resistance to thp Government of the Union, or iijmn the gavf l'which rapped the Union Coneress to order in theintenstof the Credit Mobil ier job".''' .lfTvT. Pt.U R's ict'er to General Scott i i -i uuiavy. in regard to the ticcfs.'.v if spudincr re-;riforrt incuts to Maior An.i.crson, tlf n in Fort Sumtf-r, ami to which we rvforrvl last week, will bo foun.l in another column. About three, wt-cks U-forP this letter was writ ten three Commissioners from South Carolina arrived in Washington, and atl- flresred a enmrnnnication to President rSuc.'lianan.in hich. amona other lliincs, thf-v impiuVritlv dcmanfled that h shcaihl surrcr.dcr Fort Sumter, then he'd bv JTajor Anderson, into the hanils of hat Stae. On Saturdav pvoninc the 2'.'h of IFCpmher. Mr. Pnchanan. at a cabinet rr.et ii.s. laid before it his an swer to liic proposition ot th so-called South Carolina Commissioners. Judcrft Hlack. who Wfore had been Attorney fjpnerai. but vastheji Secretarvof State in tlact of flencral Cass, who had re siTPer'.. did not amirove of the positions taker, by Mr. Iluchanan in his answer, ! for the reason that be rsrardcl them as conceding too much to South Carolina, and expressed his views to that offpet in very vigorous lanenacre. as b alwavs does, in the presence of Mr. Tbf'hanan and Hip cabinet. Mr. Stanton, who bad 1 succeeded .Tnde Black as Attorney fien- eral. and Mr. Hop-, the Secretary of War. coincided with .Tud-p T?lack. The tYieetin-' adjom-ned without any definite roncln-i'ion as til the answer, and lie next dav Juds-p llack ntiTiPd Sfanton and H'df tliai he would lpavp 1hp calu'n et. Tris pnrrwiso was reiortpd to the President and he sent for him. .Tiidee Hlack went and convinced Air. Puchan an of thp int'efensi'le attitude in which he would place himself if ho sent the an swer a5 he had prepared it. and that he conh not remain one hour longer in the c:ihinef were such an answer ret urned. Mr. Pii'dianan handed the answer to I .Tud'je P.Iack with a request that he ! would modify it to suit his own views j and return it to him immediately. Judtro Plaek took it. went to Mr. Stanton's of ! fice. and in Ins presence prepared a pa- P'-v rm the subiect. which Mr. Stanton i copied sheet by sheet as .Tudjre P'ack wrote it. The 'Mows of -Tudrre T'.lack were mainly accept ed bv Mr.' Buchanan, and a modified answer in accordance ; therewith was sent to the South Caro lina Commissioners. This bold and de ! tenm'ned action of Judge Black caused ! the President at once to issue an order 'o the. Secretary of War to send rcin- foroerponts to Major Anderson at all 1 hazards. But General Scott found px i ense after excuse for not immediately : executircj; the older, and it was not- 1111 ; til January o'h thit he despatchC'J to t he j succor of Major Anderson the unarmed steamer Star of the West, instead of a ! formidah'e man-of-war. The result i is a matter of history and need not now b" discussed. More than twenty years have elapsed ! since Judee P.Iack wrote rhis letter to ! Gen. Scot, ami theonlv reply the Johtis- town Trhr,tr 'makes to his conduct, is I 1 tie oiii parrot cry of '"traitor, ami in : addition sutrcrests the miserable pretext i for Judtro Black's recent interview with j a reportet of the Philadelphia 7Vf,. i that he aspires to the vacancy on the ' Siiiireme Court t'"iifli. causpd bv the ! 'loath of Judire ('liff ird. Tt is a verv i easy matter for the Trihitoe to attempt ; to impose upon its readers bv eereral j abuse of Jndee P.Iack such as it habH j uallv indulges in. but if its editor would . publish .hiiiu'i' I'hick's Irttcr and also the ; pap r or memorandum he prepared for : Mr. Buchanan in reirard to ttc demand ! of t l;e t hive Soi it h C rol in a Com miss ion -1 f'is. the public Avonhl put have much tr-iiible in drawipo- the line hetweerj the "traitor" and the traducer. Only about, two weeks ago Henry Pinghani. ope of the most prominent members, of the New Hampshire l.egjs- ,' latnre. declared during a debate in that ' i body, that it was a riot oritur - fact that ' one-third of the voters of the State were mercenary or venal, or. in other words. ! could be bought like sheep in the shain ; bles. and his broad assertion as a gener- ' '. al statement nf the truth was nor qnes tinned bv a single one of the ot her mem bers. A bill was then pending before the s;rrr.e Republican T.egishit lire to pro , vide for thp puritv of elections, and '. ben it was put on its final passage, j : op Friday lasr. it was defeated. It is . pot to be denied that the ballot in this ' coun'rv is fast becoming an article of I merchandise that its corrupt purchase ' by iioiitjcal managers is regarded as a cieditabiebnsiness transaction, aid that ; the greatest hero in a Presidential cam ; paign is the scoundrel who iias succeeded in corruptlv nr.arketing the largest num : her of votes. This was conclusively ! shown in the campaign last year when i the Secretary of the Republican Nution ' til Com in it tee. S;epiep W. Dorsty, was ' sent to Indiana with an ur.iimited cor ' ruption fund, with which ho purchased votes enough to give tire State to the Re publicans and thus decide the Presidr n- ! tial contest. After the election of Gar field. Hie great central figure in Rcpub- lican politics was Hits infamous Horsey, : ancf as a fitting recognition of his valu l ableservices to the cause of Reppi ljean , ism an expensive banquet was given him ; in New York, at which Grant, who al ; ways loved fair elect iops, when tiiey . went in h'S favor, pres-iled. and speech i fS pnloifiying Irorsev's rape of theballot- Wis In Indiana were made by several ; hading and well known Republicans, i including the pure and stainless Henry ' Ward peeeher. In view of this shame less indorsement by an ex-President of 1 the United States of the corrupt pur chase of vo'es in a State where if would do thi most good, is it any wonder that the Republicans in the New Hampshire Legislature are opposed to pure elect ions in that State. The Altoona Il'uh'r.ol of last, week modestly suggests that "the majority of the Republicans in Virginia have ar rived at the conclusion that it will be best to support Mahone's ticket as the least of two evils. " Tf the avowed pur pose of Mahopo and his followers to re pudiate nior than one-third of the debt nf Virginia is the lesser vil. what in the opinion of the J'-irli'-ol eonstituos the greater evil which the Virginia Repub- I Reaps have put aside? The willingness I of the Republican press tomake common causp with the advocates of repudiation in Virginia, is of evil omen rothe whole country, and crows out of the most dis graceful act in tlipentire history of Am erican politics the corrupt coalition at the special session of the United States Senate last March between Mabone and the Republican members of that body, backed bv tin Vice President, for the puriiosp of getting control of the Senate committees through Mahone's; vote. Ma bone to be compensated by the election of two of his friends to the positions of Secretary nrd Scrgeanf-at-Ai :n?. Thf! first p;,rt or the shameless bargain was carried out. but, the second met with disastrous failure. The coalition was based on the transparent and dishonest dodge of a "full ballot and a fair count, " hut the result of the Virginia election in November wi'l show, at leaHt w e hope and be"lieve it will, that there are enough honest Republicans in that Slate to pre. vuit the ipdelihle stain of repudiation from forever blotching her clean record and tarnishing her fair namp. We will not believe until compelled to do so that the State that travp birth to Washing ton. Jefferson. Madison and Marshall, and in whose soil their bops repose, will ever consent to stand liefore the civilized world dishonored and disgraced bv a refusal topav her public debt, haw- in papers ana republican leaders may bilmr to bring about so unholy a consummation. General Leme Combs, the life Ion;? personal and political friend of Ilenrv Clay, died at lii.shome in Jxing tou, Ky., on Monday, ia liis 88 year. Jn?c Bldik's Lflter to General Srott. DF.pvriTMSVT ok state, January U,, i.Vii. ' Pf.ar Or.NFn a:. Th hshitnal franknos ! of your character, the. ilep intrpt vmi taVe in pvervthine that cnnocirm the rnhiic de ; f.-Tse, ynnr eTpresfd desire that T should I hear and unitcrstqnd vonr views, thpee rea j sons, toci-itier with an enmet w'sh to know i mv own dntv and to do it. inrtnpp-nip to hee i you for a little litdit. whVh perlians von ! nlnne can shed r.pon the present state of our afT-'irs. FiT-t. Ts it the dntv of the Government to reinforce Mii.ir Anderr-n ? Scond. If vs. hnw soon is it necessary . tii'1 those rpinforcemnr.ts should he there? Third. Vhat. ohstactc exist f prevent the sendinT of such reinforppments at any time ', when it. mav he ncrvarv to do so? ! I trust- von will nr.t. r7nr 1 it as presiniin i tion in inn if T true ynn the crude notions : which I mvsflf have already fcrntd out of - very ir.iperf"ft nntcrials. A statement of niv errors, if erroTs th.-v he, will enable you 1 to "orreet thorn the niore easilv. First. Tt seems now to he settled thnt Ma jor Anderson and his command at Fort Suin t"r are Tiot to he withdrawn. The Fnit.'d States Government is not to surrender its la-.t hold nnon its own property in South f'arohna. It is in a state f sierrp. They have already prevented communication be tween its commander and his own Govern ment both liv sea and land. There is no donht they intend to continue this state of things as far aj it is in their power to do so. In the eourse of a few weoks from this time it will hecorne very difficult for him to hold out. Thceonstant lahor and nnxietv of his men will exhaust their physieal power, nnd this i-xhau-tin. of course, will proceed very much more rapidly as soon as they hoin to L'cf short of provisions. If the troops remain in Fort Snmter with out anv chanse in her condition, and the hostile nf':tnde of South Carolina remains as it is pew. the question of Major Ander son's surrender is one of I'm oniv. If lie is pof to he relieved, it is not entiielv clear that he should he ordered to surrender at nc. It haviniy heen determined that the latter order sliall pot he t'iver.. it follows i thnt relief must he sept him at some time be- I fore it istao late to save him. ! Second.. This brines me to the second question. When should reinforcements and . provisions he sent? Can we justify our selves in deuvinc tiie performance of that duty? j I The authorities of South Carolina are irn- i provinc every moment and incrcasinc their j ability to prevent reinforcements every hour, i ! while each dav that rises sees us nllh a ; ! power diminished to send in the requisite re- ' lief. I think it certain that Major Anderson j i coulr". he put in possession of all 1he det'en- : ; sive power he needs with verv hftle risk to : the Government, if the efforts were made j immediately: but it is impossible to predict ' how much blood or money it may cost if it he postponed for two or three months. I The fact that other persons are to have j , charge of the Government before the worst I comes to the worst has noinllaenee upon mv j mind, and I take it for grant pd will no, lie . rcirarded as a jut element in making up your opinion, j The anxiety which an American citiren , mu-t feel about any future event which may : affect the existence of the country is not less ; if he expects it to occur on the .".th of March ! than it would he if tie knew it was "oing to i hnnnen on the .'Id. ', Third. I am persuaded that the difficulty ! of rclieviiij Vfalor Anderson has heen "ery ; much macrnifiel to the minds of some per sons. From voir I shall he able to ascertain , whether I am mistaken or thev. I am thor- oii'jnlv satisfied thaf the battery on Morris i ls'anit can civ" no serious troiib'o. A vessel coin j in where the Star of the West went ' will not be' within the reach of the battery's 1 cms" longer than from six to fen minutes. The number of slcts that cou'd he fired , upon her in that time may be ensilv calcula ted, and 1 think the chances of her hpinj se riously injured ca n be demonstrated bv sim ple arithmetic to lie ver" small. A very r.n- lucky t might cripple her. to he see, and. ;ht, therefore, the rik is something. Pitt then it is ;. maxim, not less in w.t than in peace, that where r.othii.g is ventured no'hing ran he earned. The removal of the buos has undoubtedly m oh' the ravi-'aMon of the channel move diflcuilt. that there are pilots outsMe of Charleston and many officers of t' e navy who could steer a ship into the har bor by the natural landmarks' with perfect safety. This, he it remembered, is not now a .subject of specn'ation. The actual exper iment has been tried. The Star of the West tli.l pass the hntVrv am! did overcome the (I ifheu !' ies of the navigation, meetiuc with l!0 serious trouble from either cause. Thev have fried it. We can sa v ,rohri''im ct, ami there is an end of the controversy. I m convinced that a pirate or a slaver or a smuggler, who could he assured of making fire hnudied dollars by going irto the har bor in the face of all the dangers which threaten a vass hearing the American flag, would laugh t! r-m to scorn, and to ore of our naval officer who lias the av-rate.of daring, ' the danger's e'f were oce alone." There r rUv seems to rue n .thing in the way thaf otpdit. to prevent us excent the Buns of Fort Moultrie. If thev are suffered to open a fo-e upon a vessel hearing rein forcement to Fort Sumter thev might stop any other vessel ns they stopned the Star of the West. But is it vecess.arv that this in tolerable .iit rage should be submitted to? Would it not bean act of pure self-defense. on the part r.f Major Anderson to silence ' J-nrt Moultrie if it he necessary to do so for the purpose of insuring the safety of a vessel whose arrival at Fort Sumter is necessary for his protection, and could he pot do it ef- , fectually? Would the South Carolinians dare to tire upon nny vessel which Major Anderson would tell them beforehand must be permitted to pass on pain of his guns be- j ing onened upon her assailants? Rut sun pose it i"nossihle fo- an unarmed vessel to ; pas the b-tterv. what is the difficulty of '. sending the Brooklyn or the Macfd mian in ? I have never heard it alleged that the latter could pot crVss the bar. and T think if the fact had heen so it would have been men- ' tinned in my hearing before this time. It will cut npon investigation -f;Pr ftq t.,t ' -teen sa.;,i an,i ,,,111(T aj,ftnt f),e Brooklyn that , th.-re U water enough therefor her also. ; She draws ordinarily Id,' feet, and her ' draught can be reduced 1ft inches bv putting ' her upon an even keel. The shallowest place w ill give her is feet, of water at high tide. In point cf fact, she has crossed the ' : bar more than once. Bat apart even from ', i these resources, the Government, has at its 1 command three or four smaller steamers of light draught and great speed which could , be armed ana" at sea in a few days, and ! ' would not be in the least troubled bv any op- ! 1 posirior. that could he made to their entrance. ; ! It is not, however, neeesstvrv to go into these ! rtai!s. with which. T presume, you are fully l acquainted. I admit that, the state r.f things , i mav be somewhat worse now than they were I : a week ago. and are probably getting worse i ; every day ; but. is not that the strongest, rea- ; son that can be given for taking time by the ' forelock ? ! i I feel confident that you will excuse me i for making this communication. I have ; some responsibilities of mv cwn to meet, and 1 I ca l discharge them only when I nnder ! stand the suhject to which thev relate. : : our opin'on, of course, will be conclusive ! ; unon hip, for on such a matter I cannot do otherwise than to defer to your better judg ment. If yon think it most consistent with your dutv to he spent, I shall have no right , to comnlain. If you would rather answer , orally than make a written reply. I will meet ; you either at, your own quarters or here in ' the State Department, as mav best suit vour - convenience. I am most respectfully yours, j f-tc. .t. s. Black. ! i Lieutenant General IVinf.eld Scott. i Srrx n.ATrvr.TxsrnAXCK Tne Pitlsburo; Pixjintrli of Sitii'-'av contains fopr columns of matter on ttie mibject of snceulativc life i"snrince in whih P asserts thaf (inyernor Ilovt, Secretary Quay, ttornev (ieneral Pal mer and other State officers hold larfje sums in policies on nctcd persons insured in specu lative enmpnnies. Governor Ilovt was inter viewed on Saturday in rerrard to the state ment in the Jiinnafrh and declared most em ph .ticaPv tin the charrre is utterly without foundation. Tie went on to ernress himself in terms of decided hostility to speculative insurance, declaring- that no charters would have been cranted to comnanies nrsnnixcrl on thnt plan but for the fact that the law is mandatory on fbe subiect. Secretary Cmnv and Attorney General Palmer are not in the city, nut it i understood that thev hold the snme views as the fierrnor tn regard to th5 matter. Ilirrifh'irn Patriot. A T?F.NFFrcFvT AcTrov The worn look and miserable feelintrs of those closely con fined in mills or at desks or work tables, are caused bv wenk stomach, kidneys or bowels, titi'l show the neeojfv for some mild tonic to build them un Xoone need suffer thus who will use Parker's flimrcr Tonic : for without intnTieatintr ft has such a hereficlept action on these sliprcish orcan and so cleanses the nniiw(ins maltem frntn tliptrstnm tiil rnci. I check and cood health nnd spirits' are soon ' nroireht. hack asnin. Express. See adver tisement, jvkI birv the rr.edicine at the pew dnic store, Ebenshurc. 8-22.-1 141. J At the clifiTurn of every season shiL'f?ish ress of the blond shouhi he prevented hy tak ing rEKLXA. At new drug store, Ebensburg. w ' nsc and His Love Transactions No one pro'inblv tins forcotten the stovy of the siiitrnlar lnve iransactinn of W. G. Muse, a vonniy civil epfipeer. of West Vow ton, who a few wo'-Vs n?n suddenly diep peared from his o'd time haunts. B':t for thp sake of new readers, or pobsiMv forjret ful ones, it is pr.t innpropriate to hrleflv re count the story. Mnse for several venrs Vnd been eno-afed to be married to Miss Florence Oou"lss. of thP v"ae or i;osron. nr. the Y oucniounonv. "M'v". V i n i nursoav. .nine ir.tb Muse was piamert to y i l ion !?ias at the re'sirleuce of the latter in Boston. The n 1 T T 1. T- in llnttfOTt I HP pext dav he went unto West "Newton, prom i,!n? his bride that lie would he back to see her on the following Saturday, and fake her un to West Newton to live. Mne. howerer, hail some time previously fallen depply in lovp with a Miss Paul, of West Newton, and on the Sunday fol'owine his mnrriatje to Miss TanT!ass. he started to Piftshurnr. ac copinaiiied i.v Miss Paul and her two broth ers, with the intention of marrvinir her whop thev reached the city. After they rof to ttie ri'v Muse informed the cirl ami her brothers rinr v,p was already married and that ho couldn't marry tier." The brothers tried to eet their sister t po back home, but she wouldn't co, and left with Muse for parts unknown. vrSCiF.ANYEOS THP. TRACK. When Miss Poudlass. or Mrs Muse, learn ed ef Muse's act'op. she and her brothers at once took steps to capture Muse and Jirintr him back. Tn spite of all efforts it was im possihle to hud out wIictc lie was for a time, nnd their it "-as learned that he was at Yonnestown. Ohio. Mr. Larimer IVurcr'ass, a brother of the forsaken bride, obtained the appointment of Deputy Sheriff for the pur pose of brinthnr "o the fueifivps. He c. it-a requisition for Muse, but before he could serve it. Muse had left and cone to Cleve land Mr. Pone-lass followed there to find that Muse and Miss Paul had cone to New York. The pursuer reached New York only "in time to miss his man. The next heard of Muse was that, he was in Windsor, Canada. Mr. Don-jlass kept a close watch, tracked his man Ihronrrh various places, but finally lot him. A few da vs a wi he iMt on the trail arrain. l'earine that Mrrsp was I Denver. Heforetae law aivl Mr. Iloueiass I could reach there. Muse had left for Dakota , ! Territory. At last tie can eh t his man, and -I armed with a rerp'isitiop upon the Governor ( j of Dakota, took Muse in charcre and hrousht ; i him back 2. nun miles to Pittshnrir. At a j j quarter past .r o'clock last evening, Mr. ! Domr'ass trot a commitment from Alderman I j Kennedy and locked Muse up in the county ' i jail, in default of 5-V"t hail, on a charge of j bigamy. ' ; " STj-f k TO HTM. i ! Miss Paul had accompanied Muse throueh , : all his travels, and when he was arrested she, ; i refused ro leave him, and came back to j ! Pittsburg with Douglass and her lover, pay ing tier own fare. After her lover was ; placed in jail hist evening she did not go hack home to her mother in West Newton, i but obtained lod-in iu the city, and express- j ed a determination to slay hv Muse I p. is not absolutely "certain that Muse has ' been cuiltvof bigamv. When he left Pitts- ! j bureii with Miss Paul the trill's tuolhns ad- j vised him not to marry her until he could do . so legally. Mr. Douglass could not he seen ; ! by the reporter last evening, to ascertain ! w hat information he had to lead him to make j : the charge of bigamy against ."Muse, and j i it may tie possible that the information was j 1 made upon a supposition in order to bring i I Muse back, for he could not have been I i brought hark on a simple ch.a.ge of descr- i tion. No time is y t fixed for a hearing of the charge of bigamy, but it is probable ! there win he other developments to-day. i Pt(thuryh Coiii'r-rcu?. Hit Ff.vfii. Messrs. White A- Jhirdick, Druggists, phaca, N. V. I can recommend F.lv's Cream llahu hi relieve all persons, suf fering wi'h Rose Cold and May Fever. I have been a sufferer from the same com plaints : have had great relief .y icing the IJalra. I have recommended it tn many of my fi i.ucls for Cat.n" l h. and in a ;! cases where thev have rrs-d the IJalnr freely have been cured. T. Ki'nnkv, Dry bo!s Merchant, Itiiaea, N. V., Sept. I"., isso. Thpnton. N. d.. ffct is.su I have saf. fcred far eight years with Hay Fever during .Tidv, August and September. In the begin ning of duty, this year, I resorted to Ely's Cream Balm, and have been entirely free from the Fever since the first application. I can recommend it ns a cure. F.!wav.t C. Ihtl.MAX, at the ew Jersey State Arsenal. Price ."') cents. For sale at the new drug stoic, Ebeisshnrg. A Rf.m t:; Bt.r. lit:rnT. Paiitt. The marriage of Dr. Robert I! Power, of Rich mond. Va.. to Mrs. D. B. French, of Freder icKsburg. Va.. was c-lebr.'i'e.i at the Ver mont avenue Christian church, Washington, I). ('., Wednesday evening of last week, in the Presence of a large number of the friends of the high contracting parties. The church was pot decorated, as was the intention, be cause it would have hern out of taste in the P resent state of the President's health ; the pl iviugof the iovoirs wedding march was al so omitted. The bridal party entered the church in the following order : I'shers, Mr. C. N Reynolds and D-. W. S. Parsons : Miss es Sallie Braxton, six years old. and Anbie Power, three years old . gi a rub la lighter of the groom, carrying boqnets : the 'nide, leaning "bon the arm of the groom. The nride wore a cream-coiorrii nun veiling wiru lace anu s.i t'.n trimmings. Key. Dr. Power, the pastor, performed the ceremony The groom, who is about fiftv-six years oid. is the fatlcr of Dr. Power , and is at present chairman of the citizen's committee having in charge the Yorktown celebration. The bride is a maid en ladv and an aunt of the Rev. Mrs. Power. The wedding was most novel, the ceremony being performed bv a son of the groom, a grandilaugl ter participating, and a second son, Mr, F. G. Tower, being present. Cr nr.poF lh!ic;0 Savs aleadine rail road nffjeialof Chicago, III : "A young friend mine wis cured of ac insatiable thirst for liquor, which ha s prostrated him that he was unable to do anv business. He wa en tirely Cited by the use of Hop Hitters. It allayed all the hnridng thirst : took away the appetite for liquor ; made his nerves steady, and he has remained a sober and steady man for more than two years, and has no desire to return to his cm s : I know of a number of others that have been cured of drinking by it Times. For sale at the new drug store, Ebensbur.g. Thf.Mf.thoptsts wthkW'oim r f )n the. 27fh of next Sentember th-re will assemble at London an Kcumenreal Conference of the whole Methodist family, which will continue its sessions drtrintr wo weeks. la the differ ent branches nf Methodism, and there are many of them, areindudoil a verv lartje pro portion of Protestant Christians. ltisit com munion which is substantially one in doc trine and spirit ; yet it is split up into vari ous factions, there beinsin MieT'nlted States alone fifteen distinct Methodistortraniations. One ejreat object of the Lomtnn f lonference, therefore, is to tirlmi them r11 toijetlier and perhaps prepare the way for their perman ent consolidation. Kvrr if that result is not hroucrht about, however, the enormous re liu'ious power wiehled hy rethodlsm will be made manifest when its representatives from every quarter of the globe are assembled at. the Enclish capital, nnd the staristics of its progress, unexample.i jn the history of mod ern Protestantism, a" presented hy the dif ferent parties. A'to York Sun DnroorsTs PriArsp Thf.m.-"1' always reccommend Malt Rit'ers." ' A perfect food medicine," "Rest nourishing atrorit we know of." "Women and children take Mat Bitters." "f fvcrcomenervoiisnt.ssand sleeplessness. "Not u vile rum hitters." "A perfect renovaterof exliaiisten nature." "Most successful medicine in the world." A ( HfLT f.HF.wixn a Snake.-Mr. TCoVt .Tames, who arrived in tics city yesterday from Orient, enmity, tells of a horrifvintr in cident which, he sfa'ed.had just taken place in thaf county. . farmer roturninr; at noon from the field, while nasing thromrli the yard, discovered his little hoy, about one. year old. sitting near the fence, witn one end of what seemed to he a leather stran In his mouth, while w:th bo'h hands he held the middle. A pnroachincr. the fa'her was horrr fied to find that the child held a snake and the snake srfuirmed, hut the little fellow piPled and closed his month as tisrhtly as thou ah he weretryintrto hite off theserpent's head. The father seized the child and tore) the snake from lus hands. The snake was of the hlack sneeies, and rnitdit have wound its body around the child and choked him to death. The child Was teething and wanted something to bite, and in the absence of rub ber or a pointed stick adnntod the snake as a substitnta. L(fr7 ;oclfe (Ark.) Gazette. Answer Tris Qt estion. "Why do so many people we see around rrs seem t pre fer to suffer and be made miserable b indi pestion, constipation, dizziness, loss of appe tite, coming up of food, yellow skin, etc., when for 75 cts. F.. James." Drncuist. Khens burtr. Pa., will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, which is guaranteed to cure in every In stance? U-l.-e.o.w.iv. NEWS AND OTHER NOTIXGS. Fcv.r little Vn-.vs have vieen arrester rn j Wheeling for startlncr a fin that caused S6o,- , ec0 r'nmnee . . A mouse in Bradford una wen the twine , from the cork of a champagne bottle and the i explosion tii'ed turn. The story teJ.eerapl.pd from Washington thnt Mrs. Garfield wouid soon aain become a mother is "ofiiciallv denied." Georcre Witt eloped from Wnchtsvil.e, III., and te next day his dcserteii wire went off similarly with a married neichlmr. marries! rieictcicr. rr losenh W. French, of North East, .. . , ..... 1 1 . 1 Erie conntv, lias eiveri nam ro a wen devel oped child that weisjhs only 2'.; pounds. Christian Eentz and Frederick Strohel, convicted of rape. wer sentenced in Lancas ter, on Saturday, to 14 years each in the pen ten ti a rv. Thomas Grady's cat. at Midway. Wash- incton county, cave birth lately to four kit tens joined in one body, hut with separate heads, loirs apd tails. A peculiarity of the Ivnchint of Charles Stewart, a Mississippi wife murderer, was that his father in-law prayed for him and helped to adinst the noose. Father Dufrcspe ordered a woman to quit his church at Jfolvoke. and when she refused to co undertook to put her out ; but she was muscular, and he eot whipped. William L. Scott, Eric's Sl.nno.ooo mll lionaire and a most biisk. enercetic and pushing man in business and in Democratic po!it;os, was a pa7c in Coneress in 1Mj. The Albany Journnl is authority for the statement that a cunncr of that city recent ly killed forty-two woodcock ;n one half day's shootinc and sold them all at?l per pair. Ex-Governor Bishop, ot Ohio, who lias been throirtrh the mill and nncht to know a little something atmut it, ventures the opin ion that the Democrats will carry that State this vear. On Tuesday of last week. Frank Hud son, a Terrell county (Ga.) necro, killed a settler named I.ee, his wife ami a colored cirl, and then surrendered himself to escape lynchincr. Has the search for the shippers of dyna mite stopped ? ask' the Pits ton Pilot. If so, why? Who stopped it? Has it gone far enough for the English agents who did the shipping ? Mrs. nanzephakcr, of Deerfiehl. N. J., has co: n so tall thnt it will have to lie har vested with the aid of a stvrehi ldrr. The stalks are fourteen feet high and t tie ears nine feet from the grnnnd. Mrs. S. McVey was arrested at Fort Worth, Texas, on Sunday, on a requisition from the Governor of Mississippi, charging her with the murder of her husband, in Hinds county, in ttiat State. Soinu younc ladies and centlemen of Duke Centre, McKcan county, while on a picnic, chased what they thought was a black kitten. Thy cured themselves paiti ally by hurying their clothes. 1. umber is heina shipped over the line of the Canadian Pacific Kai! way to Prockviile, Ont., for shipment to the United States, at the rate of 7."i car-loads a week. Each car a vera ces ln.oon feet of lumber. The Easton Arpi states that an agent for a disreputable house frequently visits that section in search of cirls. He is said to have purchased the services of one or two from their parents for S 'O each. It is said Mel'nrlan. the detective who brought the Mollie Maguires of the Schuyl kill recion to justice, worked up the case acainst the supposed murderers of Maurice Healey, at Dunbar, Fayette county. A party named Mocklv. who wanted to liiairv li einpioei r, imuuiiiei 111 r.pu; in her w ishes and the widies of her father, nnd ' who killed the latter in cold blood for spite, sp lay. was hanged at it I'.atavia. N ., on Friday. j A man at Bangor, Me., finding that his j eaves trough was highest, at the end which 1 ought to have been lowest, hired ft gang of Men, tore out the foundation, and raised one corner (if the house until he trough was all ' light. A terrific waterspout burst somewhere rm Grape Creel:, CuViado, on Sunday last, and whole sections of railway lies, with iron attached, weru running in the Arkansas river, together with bridge timbers, huge pine trees, cattle, hor-cs. etc. The North Wales Jin or'l says a blood beet a perfect likeness of mi elephant, tail, i trunk and all, is a vc." t:. lilc wonder to tie j seen at A. G. Freed s Hotel, I.atlsdlie. Fa. The be; t was grown on the premises of John ; Uooknamer. and is a curiosity. '' Anton Kloefi'el. who shot his young wife bv'an alleged accident lasf winter, iu Frank : I'm township, Carbon county, has been ' caught rohbihg a hank ant j.aileJ for a car. , His old neighbors now begin to think he murdered his wife in cold blood. ; A new Irish Cntholic colonialion scheme contemplates the transfer of a large number of immigrants from the East to a tract of ' so.ooo acres of lam! in Arkansas, or: the riv er of that name and on the line of the histor ' ic Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad. William Baker, thirteen years of age, at ; tempted to fire at a bird with a pistol in Hal . ifax, on Thursday evening. The weapon : missed fire and he placed it in his pocket, ' when it went off. tearing open the lower por ' tion of his stomach ..nd killing him instantly. ; Frank Walivorrh, who shot his father in New Yoik sonic years ago, is now at Sara . toga, where he has achieved a good deal of success as a tenuis player. Tt. is sa d that he ' will shortly marry a beautiful young heiress. ! whs lias spent several summers at the Springs. The woman arn -ted in a bathing suit on the White House gi oun Is t urns out to he j Mrs. Mary Louisa Peininger, of Brooklyn, ' aged 2:5, whom malaria has deranged, who hf home for R.w kaway and whose friendd feared front her absence t! at she had heen drowned. ;" William Gooderham, Sr., who is said to have owm d the largest distillery in the i world, died at Toronto, Canada, on Satur 1 day. He was 90 years of age and many times a millionaire He. had a large interest j in the Bank of Toronto and the Nipssing , Railway. A family of German immigrants consist 1 ... ing of father, mother, nine children, forty grundi hildren. and eleven great-grandchildren, passed over the Pennsylvania railroad last week. Enough of them were married to make the entire part v number ninety-five. Thev wore bound for Northern Iowa. Romance continues to pervade the story of the mysterious robbery of the grave of A. T. Stewait. the dead merchant prince. The most r"tnnrkab!e feature of the case yet de veloped is the work now in progress of fol lowing out a mysteriously furnished cine to tliotih.e if i'.ctt..it of the (listurbed remains. I . T . . . . . - Mrs. l'eter Stanton, me rnoliier t.r rune I children, was arrested at Pitts tsfon on Mon- i day eveninsr by Officer Miller while attempt- ) : inn to drown her little hoy, two year of aire, : in a pond. It is thouixh he cannot recover, j She appears to be peif -ctly rational, but she ( I is undoubtedly insane and can rjive no reason j 1 for her act, j j While five mn were working in an ore j ; mine 201) feet deep .at Warwick, Chester j : eountv, on Friday, a kec; ( f fiowder in heinj? ! : hoisted to the top of the shaft fell frmn the i basket, and aiiehtinar helow was exphvled by I a spark from a miner's candie. All if them i were injured, one of them, Theodore Miller, J probably fatally. i The Rellefonte irffWtrnm thinks there j was one thin e the ''eutie county Democrat ic convention neirlected tn do., "and that j was, to pass a rule forbidding condida'es for county nomination to travel round for the 1 purpose of electiopeerincr. The tiling has cot to tie an infernal nuisance and ought to '; be stopped at once." I At Annapolis, Md., William Wnrthlnc ! ton. colored, hiredhrmself tnobinson's show. ; Some colored men connected with the. circus j found he was servimr for lower wastes than ' they were rcceivin-i and near Adenton they assaulted him and threw butt from the train. He was most horribly injured when found and died at six o'clock. At Hie halieas corpus hearing in Union town. Pa., in the case of the alleced murder ers of Maurice Ilealy. John Kane was re manded without hail, Pat. IMan and James McFarland were held in f-l'oo each. John Collins in C:vnnn. .las. Tlatran. Bernard Flool j nnd Mike Dolan in S-.vn each, and Martin I Donahue was discharged. I The negroes in one of the eastern conn ' ties of (leorizU have heen tryiiii? by the 1 prayers of one of their number to raise an ! old neirro. who has been buried over a year, I from the dead They set a day for the res i urrection ami Gathered at the erave, but af i ter hours of waitlna in tho hot sin they ' went home disappointed. Karlv on Friday afternoon a yonnc wo ' man, attired in a bathiini suit, appeared at i the entrance to the White Hori-n grounds : and demanded admission, savins? ' she must ! see the President immediately or he would ; be dead in air hour " Sire said she was just j from Manhattan ISca.lr and her husband ! was a foeman in Brooklyn. ; A curious cast-iron coffin, made in the shape of a man and carefully sealed, was re cently found by persons rVmovini? bodies from the TToimead cemetery, at Washington, t D. V.. It w-as unmarked, and no one knows when and hy whom it was placed there. The body of a man was found in it, hut the remains rapidly turned to dust when exposed to the air. In Luzerne county some years aeo Neil Gillespie left home to a'tend the wedding of a friend, lie was compelled to cross a bie swamp, ani though he attended the fes tivities he was never afterward seen. The other day above a cave was fonnd a slab in scribed, "May the Lord have mercy on Neil ifrispied's soul, who was murdered and bur- Ueliere sis ot seven years ago." The Best FOR Least lloney. Wanamaker & Brown, OAK S. E. Cor. Sixth PIlIIjAniiljPHIA. TUr- LAKGEST CLOTHING HOI SE IN AMERICA. ! Kate Shel'-cy, the brave young girl of Boone. Ta. who during the recent, floods , crawled over a long trestle bridge over a f swollen stream at the clean, oi r.iuc wunorp. ' a lantern, and bv tier timely warning i-nved ; h passenger train from certain destruction, 1 is lying dangerously ill from the effects of i exposure to the storm and excitement. ! A shocking accident occurred in Detroit j on Thursday afternoon. James Crrrley, t foreman of Chandler Rros , while engaged in building a wharf, was holding a pile to steady j it, when the hammer descended before the I proper time, striking Onrley in the neck. smashing him like an cgc shell. Death was ' instantaneous. Deceased left a family. A Pocahontas correspondent of the i Greeribjer (Va.) Independent says that Mr. i William I.oekridge. who lives on the Bull . Pasture river, in lliland county, lias a rifle ! that was made over one hundred years ago. j Since he became the owner ( which lias been ; nearly fiftvvears) lie has killed l.Iifiu deer, ! 3 wolves and 7 hears, to sav nothing about i foxes, wi'dcats and other small animals. I The Hartford Pout fl?en. ) sa s iOnu-t be admitted that the conduct of General nan cock Finee bis defeat has been admirable. His presence at the inauguration of (ieneral Garfield was an event which was exceeding ly eratif ving to his countrymen of all parti-s, and his refusal to attend public ovations of late because of the condition of the com mander in. chief shows a side of the man which wins respect. The Mavsvi'.le COhio) liUthi savs that a monument has lately heen erected near . . . . . . i ,. a r.nwrt .J I ,IK,i, 11' -, "- " , tt r ,n . . t , ; l . , ae". Her tamer prouumeo ner nminn-jr i with an attractive man iri iter own rank or j life, and, bitterly resenting this, she married a colored musician of polished manners, by ' whom she had three sons. She and Iict hus j band lie lurried in a picttuesqiie. secluded I spot, which she selected, o-r their farm. i The State Department at Washington ! has furnished the cable correspondence in ' which Cardinal .Tacobini telegraphed from i potne. August l.riih. pxpressingthesynipathv I of his Holiness the Rope with the President f in his affliction and hope for his snee.lv re- j coverv. To this R!nin replies that the Pres- I i.lent has been deeply touchei bv the'interest I shown bv all Churches, and, by nope more j than by the Rr.nian Catliolie communion. Robert Anderson, a coal min-'r. .igeii 22. I ! met ith a horriide death on Monday nffer ! poon at Spowhiil, a few- miles tn low CaM- j fornia. Ibis State. Wlnl. cornc un a bill i ' with a mule to drag down some timber the ' mule scared, and Anderson's lee becoming ' entangled it: the traces, lie was dragged to : the pit mouth, a half mile distant. When j picked up his brains were found to be liter ally tramped out. He leaves a wife and one ' ehild. --Ireland will have, if the reports are t'ne, ! an excellent harvest Ibis year. An r.nusual ! ly larse area of the island is under cu'tiva !. 'ion, and the outlook has not been so favor ! able for good crons since bsTJ. The tillage ! in T.cinster comprises a mi. lion and a half of ' acres, and the barley there is fine, while the , hay crop is the most ah-ned-iut on reco-!. i Hay is lso a In ?' crop in I'l-ter. and much i ef it will rcobaMv fi"'d its way across St. ! (Jeorge's Chinoel. to suppVmcpt the fallilig ! off in rhe English production. ! --In the Mercer county court an impor tant witness was absent on military duly at the Sa't Juirg encampment, and the cae in which his testimony w as needed had to be j con tinned. Judge MePermit! instructed the IPsfrict Attorney to take out an att.ichic.ent f r the recreant witness and haul him before : the tribunal for contempt, and his honor i took occassion to add thaf it was o(;nlr. ()P people were taught that the war has been j ended seventeen years anil that the civil i power is above the military power." I This from the Boston Pilot of last week : ! ITm-per' M'erlln savs that every respectable ' Irishman in America should wish to see the i senders of the dyamite barrels arrested. So they do. And The Pilot asserts now that ' the dynamite was pot sent by Irishmen. ! The agents in Boston of the Fng'ish sfeanr- ers that carried it know who siiiuped it. If ' they won't tell, let the police find it out. If the outrage were a genuine one it would not : be let drop so easily Who is interested in 1 letting it drop ? Not Irishmen that is p'ain. j In Kingston, N. Y.. an eicht-vear old I sop of L. M Shoot (m irk the name) buying seen the woman shot out f the circus can i iinn tried it on his veuU'-'er brother, who was placed oa a second 'story window -:! agiinst the dosed blinds. The older brothei then pointed a chair at him and exploded a fire cracker. The bov in Ve wind iw", according to a previous command threw himself back i i .: .n.l M,., a.nitnr i.n-n. ; warn hi me t-x icn-,,.111. unn 11. : mfr, lie Ten to mo croumi, n ni-.uiiu-i- twenty fret. IIm inpiries are very severe and mnv prove fatal. Had for the Indians the discovery of extensive silver fields on their reservation in the Indian Territory. The nest piece of pews will be that ttie Indians are "eivinz trouble" ns most peon'e do when thev are pettinc robbed nnd then the troops wi'l be called r.n, nnd there will be a desperate strutz C'e to rob them of their minimi hinds. This will alwavs be ttie course of events, until the t;overnment has shown unmistakably that it, will ficht for the Ind'ans. if necessary, in stead of nuainst them, to preserve their rijrhts on rhe reservation. ' yprvcuriouseircunstani"e wis noticed rhroiu'b out the citv of Leavenworth. Knn. after a rain. Millions dragon flies could be seen in the air In a those who were there in era r.'lllind- shot.per times of the visitation of that p'aene, and excitine some alarm anions those who are easily affr'mhted. The phenomenon, how ever, is bv no means nn uncommon occur rence, and need ex"ite no alarm The swarm continued for about three hour, and was rhe subject of peneral ob-ervation and rennrk. The flies disappeared ns suddenly as they made their appearance. ('nneerniri!i the scanrn Thomas A. Mar vin, who married Miss Turpin. of Hichmopd. Va., and subsequently deserted her and whose arn-et at I.vnn, Mass.. is now report ed by telesrraph. Detective I'inkertop eom mun:cates some interesting fi"ts ah trtt his career, not heretofore ma,de turblic. It would appear thnt within the past six years h" has married no fewer than ten wive. His numerous alliances were made solely for the purpose of enaoli'ip him to pass bopus checks on banks hy havimi his wife's rela tives identify him. and by these nefarious means he has succeeded in defrandiini no fewer than ten banks of larce funis of money. A double divorce suit, in which a woman sues for a divorce from two husoands made the record of the court at Memphis, Tenn", on Saturday Adelina Harris, a tall but slenderly built woman, was married st Tus cumhii, Ala., in 1K71'.. to Darnel Harris. They remained there until tSTo. when they took up their residence 'n Memphis. Harris ill-treated his wife, hut they tnanaped to livd toirrther until 1S7H, when tie rnlisted in th United States armv and went tothe frontier. Several months after he was reported dead. She. not wishing to liv, alone, married .lolin Duff, alias Wane I.ee. a Chinaman. They lived together until January T. She. hear inp that Harris was in the city, seperated from her last hishand, who took her watch and chain, apparel and furniture, with a promise that he would sett'e with her for them ; but as he has not fulfilled his promise she sues tor a divorce from both men. A THORornH and fe remedy is Di. MKT TM'H'S HEADACHK A";n DYSPEPSIA TILLS. Sola by all Drussist Price 25 ctnts. b2i.-lai.i loth in Till HALL and Market Sts. The Irish Land Bill. The following are the main heads of the Land Bill as it Iirs finally pased bo'h Ilo"ses of Parliament : r"irt. Tenant may !1 ti! tenanrv f.r the best pri.'? ti enn ir"t. I'uiiOk1 n : I. ti eti per 5..n enlr. N..f P. InVUt.rd. a. I.ttn.ilerJ mr ;..ir'-'iac en rcoojrinz rt:e. 4. Iptiani must t C".nHr.ifcn. 5. '.nrt may .b-clare rale v..).!. 6. IriTMll'.rt uiav r.,t't t parclit.T. 7. tTi.nrt mnv wnnpfn-p hm.in.rd t,.r dcl.i out ef tt. pnrct.it'c mtny. b. w ht-ro Hii.n.VfHiriti ran le -v !rlHl(,r.t. !p'?:i cetitoy npput f !tt,e I t.v curt. ny lt I ve re .t . -f t . t I e !. a c- i re ? or. Lna.!-rl lh e-pite. 1 w hore pur'tiae monrr pai.t into ciurt, (curt mij.t ip'tcnr Ml! aiplc-ht:"n. 11. inw tin I ret he cn- lenati! ho has :' tin r- m:"i to cti.r.;...r:3.r-n ! r i". 'ic- IIlCTlt. I'l. Tomit. if lltiM::: ci;1 ant riL'ht ?y.ni. mnv fe!! tr i n lo' r tin i r.' e ;r"a. ro r i p r trll ri 'ance .,1 tlir.t custom, or in i-urpuarice o.' TM cit not both. Sc-und. When a ;cron re-iv n h;.qnst lie li.iit tie ftc- rci hv i:, tcmi(Mi ho wtire a inrcici..r. P-nnnT a? a e iiir-j:-,r-i ad Third. Wticn Inn'IV rl !cT,'i(r,(r'iit then. 1. TfcHijcy s'.nll b r.!iie., if pMi.ai.t eepts. ten in-y iiice"t to g;rtut.r;.' c .ndnioit f..r flllnv'-sri. J. I i tnnn r. o -pa v. t hc. x- l"i - -cv tmi: I . f.il.l on-l '.--Tia, ,t 'hai: r'oe iini-'a.nt hy which cmnt .tcrtlct t! e fi-lbi.u ,f t-rctn'-v to htive P- en (tciirf'lito.I !-. na.fio.t tri.ieh wo'.rj hnv heen 6i 1 i r,if v:t I ne I : rl;t woie :a r rent. S If icnniit J.im i.t ,-:! "... i. eat u. cvii.;.eii- stileai fur 'I i-turlmnce. 4. I trnnl. in ).;a-e m p.c Cfptirrf t-r ilecl:nltiit tnh in reae. rttitv u-fuv to renrt to have II. i rnt tixcl. 5. ;,;, ;,iu.'.,ra cnrinol aree wfrh t.-rari-. r,n th j . t l:v in iv itls.i have ft-cc ro the curt. I lie 1 n t i dim.? w t" an am"n'! rnent r, the I.or'!. ci r. t i;iil.-:..ne's as pent to It prcv.-kd the h,i.";;iy of tic iri-1. j.t.r-y. Koi.rth. Tenant el-.all r.-t t-e roTiii-c "; I t- .n"v in, r'-ae i.f rent. nn!e? t e vutlatea "at a-e In tt a net referred to a" ftTntory cn-liti-.n?. narn-'iy : 1. Punctual payment ef rent, g No wi-.:-. :'. ?."o sulnltvi-Jtnrj ur rti'd-..: t ir,i;. 4. N act wl.e-.Cv t-- i-Hn'-v heotne vepp-.l in ac -noe tn r-.t n kr'intcy. 5. N"t refuMnir lardlor-l r l t of ertr.- t-r u'i ef ininir.ir. cnttniif. h'rntinif ir fish jn. ?. '-,t oj'en r e l:''ai- i'.,r re alc el in 't t.k li.ja.r. ':ft!i nr. I SiTth. l.'cj fialipc r:!- r. ot the latel tii l rmi tenant flrd-tnd i wx n( .. S.-vvniii. 1. ("u-'-t rn-iv ,!-tr:i:i:!a fs r rent. 2. Kent Tt.ii-. r.x.-,. c.(iic i i-,:.p .--it rent. yr.' I'1 itr-t re-n (iv af-or !-:on. 2. When rr,r il,-' !a"-i, teiijin'-y to ' e fr,.t t:n lf-r ;:!" --.v r -:.,;it!'i'.- fur h:'.e.-;i un.- 4. C'.'i't may :sV.!.-.w r t leBP.en ur.tler -ec'iep. wl-en iTi.,i,r.,vci".-r" l,;ie np:i lii.-.1 are! re'-i: ik .y Inrt-liord. fi. nj-t'lca-tloti :f ..--.'e hin-llor-t aroj t o t.:. ::.iy uiit'-e to t.x a .-...-'el vt!. f.tr paui,--.. Ti.ec. rf tertaut w:ir,t t s,.i. ian-l 1- ,id 1: n t : e- . t r l-nr t,:, eat - hut 1 v:il i. ! it c ri' tra - i.,,t rerc-wt- l t.it t-r-.-t.--j tit ni " ti ' rv term l.:is ttj tr.-l. 7. N. h..,;;-!-i lion ' r ti :'H' :I re;t i:.a f" ic:- lc : ;i the at I twepe ::int!ii of tie . -1. e ;'. 1 .-tatl-.t.-v t'-TTc. s I Nitre , c s v in r- cj.-,'t of i rn; ro e-n - -i. -.a in t ,'.e I hy t!!.o t. ' . ( "it may take .c ti. r. wtc-a It v. I !,Ie-. th.. e.ir.J,: -t i-i Ur..s.s.ri or of t '-c.ir.t ! te I i:nre.ir- at-!.- I Ti.':!'o. 1 T;tn r,r h-nhe 1 t r.'.h en- j after re ' !;,r , r i.,,ti.-e ;,, 4.u:. I larife tint-. :;. t'onri tt.ev i lit. 2. i irt 'P-a 1 it 1 taken R.itnr t'T-in. iintr'-c f ,r t.re e-h con.1 iti.'ti. 4. If notice r.f quit ! err'.i of '';mti ry ooiiiiirton tenant may l-p and if court think" nite-ianTe f ;' o ..r Ice,., u to Court. I i n:a, :e hv i-aym'-rit of d.tTo.iKe to ian-ilorj. i m i v p.j ir- U-r t.itilce renaney .leetne-1 to l.r.ve etei-tn;,ncj w r. e:; i t or : i - r--!iie,j i ., t a-cr. ! or ce'- d r. or oi-erat i.n of luiv. 1 . t N I tiet cnt ti . tTtt;n h:i'.a to eon". t;tte :t Tliotiiili tliic -t I i-t not i'ni-ei1. Pt-ov',,1.. I th:.t at their ex ;c rti T cm Th"v t.ecine ciji-i.-et to j.jv.va ions t .m l if. inee the act ef 11TJ. th e-cjrt f -t.-ol-cr the ti '"..r-T-ia,-. . f anv lease to have !'-eu un-reico-.ritte it limy annul it Tw.-nt v h . r,l. r. K'titf. n iv 1-e i,'ir--h'1P-'-1 It the I.;m.l Co niun r i f t" nn n to re'e," t, i e, n ,eto:. Tin's.'' 2. Si c '-y r-,-n r.t-i oi lo ? in e.n!.:-'r:tti,n of a fine r, n 1 of a ten oit rnay i e in e-n!.!-'r:iti,Ti ti e f irm r. r.t. 3. Iv.iei c.ia.ni to t'-nitnt si;ni no r e f '.ee I i r; i; s-ton nnr it-lv in-'e T-" ter c.'r.t. ot The P , - "iiiiii.xi'in mav ; n i . . a n! ; h 1 n- f.'mn v- wni !' a ehnrLre on The ("on-a- l !t I j h un.!. r. Mo" mn t he ..!e.I the I. ci-" m i lllent. a.-'e tdl liv Mr. ii.lt 'ne. tht anv a: en r t l-i the co,:i :r. i?- ;,.n who rr, a v e -i .Pt V m i a -jrinel Tn :V acoeal to llie r-.-.ii-t of Rppenl I Ireion-I. wit!, th.- tiTiitntinn that the Ka-.e o! '! - tVi- se'f : in the cnttri marl t'f a'kf,l. A Patriotic rtoral. HISROP WATTF.RSON ON ORF.PtF.NCF. TO AU THOrtrTT AND THF. ATTFMTT TO A?sAe. SIXATE rRFSlPCXT OAUFIELP. Bishop Wattersop. of the Catholic Diocese of Columbus. Ohio, who. by the way, is a natiy of tltis State, having been born and reared at or near P.iairsville, Indiana county, has issued the following pastoral to the c't-r-PA of his diocese : I'ev. ami 1 1 it a Ti Sir -Our hrlv K.ither. I.i-.i Xlil.. in IPs lie f n"vi.!icnl. hn atrert Iv ntid (-rn-ruii li i tiea Iv vcieit t he cnnrn nt tetrhi nxs id the I'V'-li on the iir i-.trt.ir.t ci.vt reJ;:et nn.i nl e.Pene.! to niiihi.rit . With u it l n.a mere ma 1 1 er (if rheh-e t.r iit i turn . hut a d nt (-t r: iri d pree , j.t ti !it.n,.r: Iswtn'lv the C'intitiiTe 1 n nt h-.r-itv. I ,ith in t"har-h jti l Stat.-, no mitf.'r in ulintrj It" may hpifsp'd: nnd bv!n fl aP ire l-.,,k f,,r true iid eii, nrot."rltv nmonir iift'l-iri. f.ir irnn tjinlitv unit order nmi.nsr the r'""r'e. tirinne'i tc power in Thne who hold junh'iritr. if rhe duty ..f honor nn I ohedlcn -t'. It-it h t the person nil xhn . (?!''" ef rilhr. is wantonlv deaied T1.1 ielited ? il i o oTt,--n in tto-se dvetlt-r-.te d nt (-f ntin. "I".. -!i. - it oar a 'iom I n it ton. t her,.r,,re. of t h.l widel y si-r -ail I nii -U'.rit ol I ti.t.'pen denee n nd i nuttor-1 s na thiti, nnd 1 1 counterirt lis haietnl Inttuen-se. Tre inn t kee; oar-elves end onr ncoi-ie in eiose u men and reru'.tiul vini.ariiv vi irh nnhoritv hy rheer liil interior :i!" well a (-xp-rtor ohe.l.rnen to tlu.se who exercise it the rer resent it i ve ( to-I in the clvd jrovernment or in lh ehnch. We mnt re in etD her the t,r,t of st. ., i.t nd dll isenti v wpply them to nnrselrec and eurn fty envon them (in tho.e whom 1 1 od h s tntriit- I to our e:!rt. I.et evrry so-.il he s:ro-- "t I he h iiftjer powern, for there is no p.-wer h:d from I r.., nod those thnt n re or.hitned .! (5 I. 'th.-r-oor... r,e t'mt rest'teth the pi.-.ver. rt-isteih The rr-t T". Tir- ,,f t jo-1 . nd I hey rh:it tesi.'-t .;-r, hie to thenisi-Pes (i ni toil o.ii. Wheref.-re -ij:..ft ,f reeessitv not on'v for wrath, toil a'so t..r e-in-e-en'-e anke " Kom. x . i i. A nd th-il vonr ie ai'e tun- t-e I he h- -fer instruct ed on t h i -1 fo a-"t o- 1 1 i n ! efsonliil tpitv.voti will. of j onsjtne .iiniii of yonronn "s.'.vtiitn. rt-;iil the I'oric's liifVi-t:,-:il, vr k i-ortiori ol it.t-- ttteni. or i prearh ik serin-tti on Mltho-itv or ohedienee. hnsed 1 ""' prmclplej wIim Ii the Ii ! Father s3 !or- ht t-a(i ;i r iir.ii.'r:t,.ie. - u.-toui jiritfr 'in in,e ill p.. wit Is ,.ne of the tnir?t nets ot ehnrity we etn exorripe in tliir hehilf. nnd nt the titninic of the be?t means of lostenrue in onrelves the spirit of rereenee nnd ohedieuoe. o we must not he nn mindtnl of our n'itertors tn onr tppln-a'loti Abiiiirhty Ood. Vtiiil tartlier tudh-e. t.'ier. h.re. yon wills ty. either tief ire or afier the lute in -s on Soydav. Tiii-I in union with yoar contrr--. rion. IbThnp Carrot. ' prayer for the spiritual and trin poml nothoriiles. A- to the lute wi. kel attempt npon the life of the President on he 1 ' n : te, res. we have nlre.id v pi r-r,ced onr de.,.t 1 1 ion o' 1 1 , nnd earnestly un plored f tod that It m iv not hare I it tl ter;n;na ti ai. t'nril a (i n (1'iyti airo we were enermrai;i-i t i hope thar ttie d irk de.sti: n of i tie n-s-tssin w,.u Id I h'T-piiv he tr, .-tri-ed. hot I - I -r (levt l-plll-n Is i-i j cfte o'irirrnve-T f-- ir. There! oe. In sivitiir M ,,t portion of the r '-iried i.ter w aieh eon er., the J r're.id-..i. y.oi wi'l nv ' r It l.. tint the eon Prion t.f lia foe jiiiI tinv fit '.l!v f,.r ln s..v- re COTery. Should tl'er (n . o I! f vori lile coml ; i I. ill conlitia.. y.ia wl 1 r.l- iv In your nn-es tne prayer. Fro jjuo it'-iqur n'Te,fr(i.-, whero-v.-r i-cr-mitle.t tiv ttie ri.hrtr-. Stiou'd it t.e (5o-t(i w-1: to spare the ii'e t,f tiie Preident. we will In due tune if we a nhlie eTfr.-'ion ot onr loy and K r : t tt nile. Should it not t.e his will, v u wilt in s .tne Mt nit way expr.'-s your o.vn and Tour people s sirr iw, and oiler prayers for t !ir w. It ire ot ne e..nntry, .loil" A. WAirv.r.so. tlt-h.op id Columbia. Knockeh Fihim a Mi r e ft I.roTNrNo. The Sainter (S. C) Jltpublican tells this story : We leam that a little neuro hoy tn Marnn eor.nty was ent hy tits einj 1 iver. on Frul.iy or Sttorday, to drire ujt tt'iiite e title, and wdiil ho was reiarn tnir tiome wii h t he e ttt to. some five or six he id. a e ere. T i n heirtin to fall. 1 he hoy, who whs ,,n a uitile. an I n II ol t 'ie e ut e jrathere.l under a linre o:ik lor shelter. While there a flash ol lnthtnniit nhtvered the tr-..e.. kihed ttie mule, knoekitttc the lii'le neirro attout twenty feel rfj Iroia it. and killed all the eattie. 1 he little nei-rti m onlv "tunned, and a soon as he reent ered made his w ay f tat a poMhie to hi? master, and wath teTor tiepicted Id his tacetid ltitm that he was utili-r it- tree Ii keep out ol .Ie rain, tie dehhle run down in a streak ob tire, trewed lorn iron, de noih1 and den iiilled ail !e cattle and muio and run off wid deip." The Tope and Mr. Klatne have jut exehanied frlcndlv nnd avinpatheil tness iaes ahoul the con dition i.t I'reslden! t:irhfh. Thlsaeems t open the wiiv. favn the I,nneter Intelligencer, f.ir a re- ' Ii a will by the Kod mouth' ol a story inai niaiuo ' wera a Caibaiic clum t-i" his dvil nistivx. STATS UNDER A iStanlin? v. rlT Ti' TT-e 1 n-ty i xt ' rd , I. V nt : C" " 3itt' I)il SmuI,.,.,.. "I Earnestly Prayed tor T lave ?cr. ; . , nhst.ua'c fkln Ps'-r i.anj tjt o-f;.-p I.r mv icftlp. nnd. in , If'.n cf il. e root tk l . fi.l ly ex:t)Je 1. or t 1 n u;y rrti-e p'-ron in Pi?t . la t tt; rt? fi' 1 t.a-.-' -: lor, atnl fuflcrlni- lntr,r ir;crr.tr.y the? w.1: ! I t t"cle tuk- fr' -ti tt,r ' tt.e: !,sl! r int-e e r : e r letter. Iri th- !;tr j.-st ' m'Ti.?e. er -k'ri' r; "n. I that cr.li!.! l tl"!-gllt cl. - . 12 h ''f .Tan- I CHT'fJ W the tl'j' Sp'iirft. 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