GlOP.01 B. Goodlandkr, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY M0KN1N0, JI NK 11,1181.
Raad.r, If yoo want to know what la folnf on
la tha boaln.aa world, Juit r.ad our adv.rti.lnf
.olamna, tha Spttial oolamn to particular.
The now J udicial Apportionment bill
paused finally in both branches of our
State Legislature before adjournment,
and it now awaits tbo action ot Gov.'r
lioyt. We would not bo much sur
prised to bear ol tbe bill being vetoed.
A Stalwart J!abcal. A clork in
tho Curaden, (N. J.) postofTico was ar
rostod tbo oilier duy by postolTloe do
toctivos and over fire bundred stolon
letters wore found on bis ponton and
in bis trunk. Tho thief will have an
opportunity of clerking in tho peniten
tiary in tbe near future.
Primary Emotion. Tbo Demo
cratic Primary election will be bold
this yoar on Saturday, Soptcmbor
17th. It will, therefore, bo in order
to publish tho names of candidates on
and after tho 10th oi August. All
candidates will please tnko notice.
Might m Mistaken. Judge Hob-
crtson, tho Collector of the Tort of
Now York, is reported as saying that
"Providonce is running Garfield's Ad
ministration." This declaration may
rattlo well on tho ears of the President
and his chief backers ; but we bold it
will be hard on Proridonco in the end.
SoMEiniNQ New. It is hardly worth
while to mention it, but for fear somo
persons will not find it out, we an
nounce the adjournment of tbo Penn
sylvania Legislature. It occurred on
June 9th. May tho Lord bavo mercy
on thoso mombors who so vulgarly
compromised thoir constituents.
Harmony. Brady and Pitney are
only small specimens ol tho rascals who
marred the publio sorvico during the
Hayes Administration. It was hardly
expoctcd that heads ol Departments
and Government employes would feel
called upon to servo the public honest
ly when they saw a man in tho White
Jlouso who owed his elevation to down
right fraud.
"Fred. Like." It is stated that
Fred. Grant has not rcsignod as Lieu
tenant of tho Fourth Cavalry, but only
his position on tho staff of Genoral
Sheridan. Now what tho people would
liko to know, is, how Fred, manages
to engage in business and yet draw
bis salary as an army officer. To tho
avorago citizen this looks very much
like a fraud and a swindle
A Bold Homiery. A robbory of be
tween (90,000 and (100,000 in bonds
from tho Erie Company Savings Bank,
Buffalo, has just como to light. Tho
bonds were taken from tho Treasurer's
desk, whero tboy had been placed
without any suspicion of danger after
a number of coupons bad beer, cut
from them. Several ot Die stolen bonds
have been traced to Baltimore.
Sold Auain. An exchange says:
"Two young mon, unmarried and hav
ing some money to squander, promised
to give a Ladios' Sewing Circle, in
Frankfort, Ky., $10 if its members
would keep absolute silcnco at its meet
ing for the space of ono hour. Tho
ladios took ten minutes to express, all
togothcr, their opinion of those young
mon, and then resolutely set to work
and actually won tbo money."
Tur. Death Struoole. Tbo war be
tween the stalwarts and half-breeds
still holds out at Albany. The ad
ministration is using all its powor to
orush Conkling, but has so far failed.
Tho Yoto in tho Legislature remains
about tho eamo as at tho beginning.
The Jtepublican party is dying by
inches, and it matters not how this
oontest ends. I)oroocrats can afford to
look on with tho greatest complacency.
A Family Uiiowned. A family
named Staub, living on Glen's liun,
near Wheeling, W. Va., wore swept
away by tho flood during Tuesday
night of last week, tbo mother and
fivo children being drowned and tho
father carried on a log to tho bead of
an Island, where he was found tho next
day in an insonsiblo condition. .Tho
bodies of tho mother and two of tho
children have been recovered, but tho
others aro supposed to have been car
ried down the Ohio river.
A Flaorant Outraiie. Contrary
to tho oath that the Senators and
mombors of our Legislature took last
January ,that body has adjourned with
out apportioning tho Stnte into Sena
torial and lioprosontativo districts as
required by the laws of Congress and
tho State. We aro glad that the Dem
ocratic members bad no hand In this
miserable affair. Cameron, Conkling,
Logan, etc., aro the managers.
Tn Yankee IIorsk Tho great
English Derby horse race last week
was won by an American horso bred
on Chestnut Hill, in Philadelphia.
This is the first time in the history ol
Derby that the chicl honors ever fell
to a Yankee. Mr. I.orillard't winnings
are said to bo enormous as his horse,
Iroquois, sold in tho pools for from nine
and oven ten to ono. A risk of two
bundred thousand brought to Mr. Lor
rillard's purse two millions. A big day
for the Lorillards was last Wednesday.
Sudmn Ieatii. We notico by tho
Ilarrisburg papers that Wm. Buehler,
one ol the most prominent citizens of
the State Capital, was lound dead in
his bed on Sunday morning last, in
the 74th year ot bis ago. Cause, heart
disease. XlowaslhofoundoroP'fiuoh-
ler's Hotel" in former days, and after
wards "Bolton's Hotel." He was an
excellent gentleman, highly connected,
and aa a merchant, hotel koepor and
insurance agent, was always pronounc
ed "the noblest work of God" an hon
est man and he died without disturb
ing friend or foe. Of tho latter he had
cry few. Peace to his ashes I
NO (iUII.TY
KSCAPK."
MAN
Such was tho telegram President
Grant sent to tho United Suites Dis
trict Attorneys ut Clneinnull, Chicago
and St, Louis seven years ago, when
the notorious Whisky lling frauds
were uncovered. That gnng robbed
tho Treasury ot million of dollars, nnd
Gen. (mint's sinliimnl was good, bin
it Was not carried out. Instead ot
hundreds being sent to the peniten
tiary for committing theso frauds, only
a few reached tho .o quarters and they
were toon pardoned, anil tho officers
who convicted them were removed and'
nono of tho stolen money was covered
back into tho Treasury.
Itccently, a new field of iraud has
been developed what they cull tho
"Star routo" mail contracts through
which tho heads ol tho Postofllce De
partment and a gang ol outsiders bavo
plundered tho Treasury of millions of
dollars. Tyner, Iirudy, and a few
others havo resigned because of their
notorious guilt. President Garfield
had not buck bono enough to remove
thoso scoundrels, and the Postmaster
General and tho Attorney General aro
receiving tbo credit for forcing a res
ignation. Since then the Radical press
has raised tbo howl: "Let no guilty
man escape." Hero is a sample in
substance this article appcurcd in tho
samo journal seven years ago, during
tho Whisky King crimes. Now, wbon
the "Stur routo" exposures staitle tho
country, tbo Philadelphia Press sets
up tho yell as follows:
Much narvoua anilaty waa delayed to know
what tbt adraloi.tration waa going to do about
it. Tbara wore Iboaa who profaaaad to bell...
(hat, becaua. anna well-koown and active Repub
lican! wen under atrotia; auaploion of guilt, tliere
woald bo no bonoit and buaiaffi-lik .Sort to
foMow 1L criminal! to jmtico, Thcra waa h-aa
doubt when Mr. llradj wal urgentlj tnrilod tn
rtiign. Mr. Meflrew bai been a.kad to go tho
aama way, and thli Hill further raaaaurca unbo
lievori. It ll citaMiibcd now bavond tbo abadow of a
duubt that tbo war ia to be carried into the heart
of tba .nuiia'a oamp. Nothing that tho Govern
ment eon do will bo left undone to bring down
the oon.piratora. Tbe fighting will be foroed all
along the line. A guilty man may have held a
high place in tbe Republican party that will
avail him nothing, lie may have been on terma
of p.raonal intimacy with the Praaid.ot. the At
torney (leneral, the Poattoaater Ueneral that
will not lave him. That abitld did not pro
teet Brady. It will proteot no eneelae. The Re
publican party and tbe men who undor iu ban
ner have been called to adminiatrative nlaoea mar
bare been deceived In their truata and their
friendabip. ; their confidence may have been be
trayed; that waa their miifortune. They will
not add tbe griovoua fault of obatructiog tbe
eourae ofjuitlco.
Quietly but alcadily the admlniatration haa
been at work ia at work now. A aearcliing In
voatigation la going on. that nothing may be
lacking to the oompfotcneaa of tha eaae when it
ahall be laid before the Grand Jury which ia to
be drawn on the turn tnitent. It la believed by
tbe Poatma.ter U.ueral and Ibe Attorney Uen
eral that indiotmente will aurely follow upon the
convincing evidence wh oh liaa been gathered.
Meanwhile tbe Poaroaat.r Ueneral ia purauiug
a policy of retrenchment and relorm which io
three montba baa yieMed ftuit to the value of
tnree-quartere of a million of dollara on the an
nual eipenditurea. Jle baa Inquired into the
awindling ronlracta and put bia ottielel foot upon
the wor.t of Ihem, ao that tl.ey will never more
plague the Treaeury. He haa not fioiahed tbe
work of retrenchment, but be baa eeeotnpllahed
wondera linoe be began. All thia haa been done
without in any way iuipairing the general effi
ciency of the eervlce. There are fewer empty
mail-bagi paaalng to and fro between far-diatant
ptaeea, but no publio intcraat whatever ba! mf
fared. The Poilmaater Generate intelligent and en.
thuaieatic efforte have not only aaved money to
tbe government; they have ahown tbat it waa
neceabary for a atrong tnna to alep in and end tho
roguery; they have ahown that there are roguea
to be punilbed ; and they will contribute largely
to tbe detection and oonvirtion of the orimtnala.
Thla Star-mail Iniquity will be avenged, and the
awift judgment will atand aa a warning for all
time.
We predict if Postmaster General
James and Attorney Goncrat Mac-
Vcagh prosecutes thoso publio rob
bers, that they will both bo turned out
of tho Cabinet and mon put in their
places who will tako a part of tho
plunder and drop tho prosecutions
What happened during Grant's and
Hayes' timo will bo carried on undor
Garfield. Ungues rulo tho liadieal
party. Tho men who take Tyner and
Brady's place will bo compelled to
adopt tlioir tactics or leave.
Ouserve Tin Difference. A con
temporary remarks: "A Democratic
official who fails to perform his lull du
ty to tho public, or indulges in grabs
or steals, commits a much graver of
fenco and doscrvos much severer pun
ishment than doos his Republican
brother for tho samo offence, for tho
Democrat violates bis parly principles,
while tho Itcpubliean doos not tho
Democrat goes into oflico pledged
bound and obligated by ovorything
hold sacred amongst men to bo honest
upright, and faithful to tho interest of
the people, whilo tbo liadieal is labelled
promoter of personal profit and public
plunder. Thoso aro tho eminent char
acteristics of tho respoctivo political
parties of tho country, and it was
upon this fundamental basis that both
wero formed. Tho Democratic official
therefore, who is derolict in duly bo
trays his party and docs it groat injury
and it its members sevorcly denounco
bim be will bo receiving only what is
his due. A party that is honestly do
voted to tho public good will demand
to bo fairly represented by those it
placos in offices.
Toe Personality in Politics. An
ezchango says : "It is remarkable that
tho proscnt crisis threatening tho Re
publican party's dissolution arises en
tirely from a potty quarrel over tho
distribution of patronage In 1872 a
largo nnmbcrof tho ablest mon in that
party separated themselves from it en
questions of high principle Mr. Grco-
Icy differed from its majority on tho
mattor of nniversM amnesty, Sebum
and Charles Francis Adams on civil
sorvico rolorm, Trumbull nnd Chase
on tha relative powers and rights of
tho States and General Government,
and Sumner rebelled at tho corrupt
personal domination of the rings that
sprang op mushroom like in tbo rotten
soil of Granlism. That it survived
thoso defections and threatens to split
on tbo New York colloctorship proves
that its tio was tho cohesive power of
public plunder."
Tin "Moral Idea" Secretary.
Dorsoy, tho Star routo swindler, has
departed from Washington city, and
it is given out that ho has gone to New
Mexico to live on a cattlo rancho. Ho
couldn't find a moro appropriate time
for disappearing, but tho Secretary of
the moral Republican party should not
withdraw himself entirely from the
sunlight of civilization. His council is
nccdod at headquarters, lor, according
to the best information, this is a crisis.
The Supreme Coert ot Teonecaee haa decided
that Memphie cannot repadiata Ita debt by ear
rendering IU Charter. Aa a reaull tha pilv will
nave to pay oomo wuif.ooD or lodebtedneaa
which it had attempted to get rid or In thia dia
repntabh) way. fie aaya the Philadelphia Pntt,
and yet thia paper la eraty In lie aupport of the
Mabona Repadiatore of Virginia. "Circumetaa
eea alter eaaee." fndiaaei OrmtHnt.
Villains, all I Hit them again 1 1 The
Stato or corporation that refuses to pay
its debts, sbonld bo classified with com
mon rogues. How is that Garfield,
Riddlebergcr, Mahone, Blaine A Co.?
"t.KT
A LAST WOltn AllOUT MIL
MURK V.
The proprietors and editors ol Truth
were some months ago indicted in con
nection with a certain mysterious gen
tleman names Morey, to whom a let
ter wus supposed to bo addrersed by
Junius A GiirtlcM on the ('hint-He qucs
lion.
This letter wus declined to be a
forgery by Garfield and others. Truth,
which published it, believing it to be
genuine (ex-Speaker ltuniloll, Senator
V. 11. Barniim, Abrum S. Hewitt, and
other Doinoerulio statesmen having
told us so), published an editorial arti
cle headed: "Lying and stiekiug to it,"
in which it was protly clearly averred
that Garfield was not worthy of belief
undor oath.
Proceedings wore started ugainst us
and we wero Indicted not for tho pub
lication of what wo subsequonlly, and
in tho lace of overwhelming testimony,
acknowledged to bo a forgery, but for
culling Gaifluld a liar.
We beg to bo indicted again on tbo
same ground. Wo again say, as plain
ly as tbo English languago can say it,
that James A. Guificld i' a liar. Wo
base this accusulion on tho follow
ing stutumouts from tho Tribune and
Times.
Tbo Tribune about Garfield :
To accept from the Crtdlt Mobilltr valua
ble allotment of abnrei at a merely nominal
price ; to lie and abullle and prevericato about
the traniaotioo ; to concert wild a wituree in tbe
manufacture of teatimony; to tcitlfy finely un
der oath; llivae are ofleoaea which abould ruin
not only those who commit, bnt tboac who apol
oglae lor thcta.
Again the Tribune :
Jamea A. (jertlelil had ten lliarre, never paid
a dollar, received f:i2, which, kher the inveetl
gallon began, be waa anxioua to have eonildered
aa a loan Irota Mr. Auiee tu blraielf.
Ill the Times we find this:
Wa d.m't agree with tbe oominlttee in ita len
ient aaeuuiption tbat auch knoiedge waa not noa.
aaeaeu ny the (.oogreaameo who piircheied the I
atock. If they did not know ita character tho?
uiuet bavo been curioualy deaf and blind ea to
what waa going no about them. Of the membera
thua referred to, Ueaare. Kelly and Garfield pre
eont a moat dialreeaing figure.
This whole matter is therefore a
qnostiou ot veracity, not bctwoen our
selves nud General Garfield, but bo
tween that person and tho proprietors
of tho jyiuiie-and 77i. They should
havo bocn indicted, not us.
in Garfield's recent career wo can
find nothing to make us retract our
former opinion of it. For tho first
time in American history there is a
notorious, corrupt urn! shameless liar
in tho White House.
Why not indict us again? Truth.
Seeking Federal Endorsement.
Tho RcadjusterH' Muhone Conven
tion ot Virginia, tor tho purpose ol
nominating a Slate ticket, assembled
at Richmond on the 2d inst. Tho bal-
lotings resulted in tho nomination of
W. E. Cameron lor'Governor, and John
T. Lowis, Republican, tor Lieutenant
Governor. The liroceedinL'S wero har
monious, but oxciled little enthusiasm,
as tho repudiation of tho honest debt
is already looked upon as dead dog
in old timo honored Virginia. Several
of Mahono's friends who wero in at
tendance at the Convention, it is
stated, subsequently called upon Presi
dent Garfield and urged hint to recom
mend tho Republicans of that Slate to
unito with tho Readjustees but tbey
arc said to havo rccoived no counte
nance whatever. As Conkling and
Gorhnm havo united with Mahono, it
is not nt all likely that Garfield will
coalesce in tho movement to disrupt
tho Republican party of Virginia for
the benefit of Muhono, and in such
company as Roscoo Conkling, his bit
terest and most formidable foeman.
Ob, no; not if Garfield knows himsolf.
"jSip and Tuck." An effort has
been made to have the remains of,
William Tenn brought from England
to this country j but it seems now that
the remuins of tho founder ot Penn
sylvania are not to be brought to Phil
adelphia after all. Tho following let
ter trom Mr. Littlcboy, ot Bucking
hamshire, to tho London Times would
seem to indicate that tho Legislature
and Governor of this Slate havo been
a little too previous:
The Intimation In your eorreipondenoe from
the Lnited Stelae relative to the removal of the
boooa of William Penn from their reitlng-plaoe
at jornana, in nucningnam antra, to America,
takea me by aurpriae. A a a trnatee of the burial
ground I may any tbat tbe trnateea have received
no application on tha oubject, and if made it
would not be entertained. TruMing that thia
may receive pablicily la your eolumna, I am, re-
apecttnlly, R. LirTLiaor.
Well, John Bull has snubbed us on
I'cnn's hones, but wo walloped him
at tho Derby horso raco. Tbat was a
matter ot cash and our fellows got
away with it.
The Lions and Asses "Hoofing,
An exchange, says : "Tbo lion must bo
sick indeed when tho jackass goes up
and lets fly at him with both heels.
Ono hardly realizes tho extent ol tho
fall of Roscoo Conkling until R. B.
Hayes began to bray at him. Hayes,
who, whilo Cunkliug Was iu power,
trembled at tho mere mention ot his
nnmo, now soys 'Mr. Conkling is a
monomaniac on tho subject of his own
importanco.' Ho goes on Boriously to
inlimato that Conkling is crazy with
oxcoss ol vanity. Now this may bo
all true. But it was just us truo a
year ago us it is now; and Hayes
would not havo dared to say so a year
ago, or ovon a few weeks ago. Roscoe
has indeed fallen when so paltry a crea
ture as R. B. Hayes con insult him with
impunity."
All Unhappy. "Tho Government"
is still trying to elect two Unitod States
Senators at Albany, Now York, to fill
tho vacancy causod by the resignation
of Conkling nnd Piatt. Ab tho caso
now stands that great Commonwealth
is without Senators and it looks as
though tho cuso would not be settled
for some timo. Conkling and Plntl
aro both trying to got back, but by tho
direct interference of President Gar
field and Secretary Blaine, neither can
command votes enough. Tho Demo
crats aro taking things cool, casting
about fifty votes on each ballot for
Jacobs and Kornon, who were regu
larly nominatod, whilo tho Conkling
and Garfield factions have not been
ablo to mako a nomination, but keep
on voting for a half dozen candidates.
"KznEL" Hospitality. Wo see it
stated that for the first time tho Union
society of tho Army of tho Cumber
land will meet South this year, at
Chattanooga. If Uluino, Conkling and
other Radical orators told tho truth,
tho pcoplo down that way would bo
storing tho Chattanooga cellars with
dynamite On tho other hand all tho
ex -Confederates for miles around, thou
sands in number, are preparing to glvo
their foes tho most cordial welcome,
and to show them tbe beet attonlion.
Pretty Paity. The Jluhono ring
of the Republican paily is up in arms
against Garfield for wilhdinwing the
('tinkling names anil refusing to with
draw that of lloherlson. In the Wash
ingtoii Republican, a journal edited by
George (' Gotham, the. special pot ol
tho Virginia Repudiulioiiists, we find in
IhoMihjoincd production, that Muhone,
Kitldlebergel and Got ham tultc it hard.
Just rtud what the editor has to suy,
when speulting of President Garlicld :
"This is the man who wus hastily
caught up by a defeated combination
of candidate at Chicago ill Juno lunt,
unit nominated to bo President of tho
United States, upon the protenso that
unless tho pocked galleries there wero
allowed to boot down Grant tho coun
try would drill into Imperialism. From
the nettle G rant we plucked tho flower
Gut field ; tho result is before us. The
now President, intoxicated to the
vorgo of delirium by tho power which
is safe only in hands of tho truly groat,
is engaged in a puenlo effort to dic
tate to tho Republicans of Now York
Stato who thoy shall honor as a leader.
Thero is no danger that tho New York
delegation to the next nominating con
vention can bo molded by mercenaries
and oflico holders, hut the attempt by
iho President nt this early day to pro
paro tho way for such a result is an
offenso which no parrot cry 'Garfield
is President' can conceal. It is as fla
grant an abuse of tho appointing power
as ever disgraced any administration.
It is a tyrannical effort to tear down
a Stnto organization which cannot be
used to aid in tho scheme of the suc
cession. It is a crimo against iho peo
ple ol tho whole country, who havo a
right to a freo choico in 188 1, nnd who
will not tamely submit to havo offi
cials set up over them to harass them
into obedieneo to a President dictator."
Democratic Manaoejient. An un
usually lurgo reduction of the public
debt was made during tho month of
May ll,I.riO,71.87. The cosh on
, , .,., ., , ,,
"ttlld, now (J.l(i,49fi,088, IS larger thnn
it was May 1 by (2,700,000, notwith
standing the disbursement of $10,181,
000 for fivo per cent, bonify redeemed
under tho call of last February. .The
noxt debt statement will not show the
reduction of six per cent, bonds which
has already been virtually effected,
because about (10,000,000 of tho bonds
will become payablo after Juno 30,
whilo Iho rest will then bavo been ex
tended as three and-n-halt per cents.,
to date from July 1. In liko manner
the reduction of tho fivo per cents, will
not appear until after tho middle of
August. Virtually no part of the 5 or
0 per cent, debt now remuins outstand
ing, otherwise- than nguinst cash or
three and a half percent, bonds pro
vided for ita extinguishment, except
ing less than $100,000,000 of tho fivo
per cents., of Inch the greater part
will undoubtedly bo continued at tho
desire of holders before July 1. This
is rather a pleasant rehearsal of facts,
brought ubolit by tho people electing
a majority of Democrats to the two
Inst Congresses. Provious to that wo
wero compelled to pay 0 and 7 per
cent, interest on our enormous Federal
debt ; now it is taken at 3 and 4 per
cent. That's tbe difference.
A Sample. Our Radicul neighbors
over in Indiana county are, ol course,
"loyal to tho core," and do everything
right. They held their piimary elcc
lion over there last week which goes
to show how patriotic they are. There
wore thirteen able-bodied men who
wanted to bo mado Treasurer, as lot
lows: John T. Uibaon sfil
II. K. Dilta I
Stewart IM
Work M
Harney '....J Id
A. J.T. Crawford ISJ
Smith Wachob 120
J. A. Blakely 141
Robert W. Allitoo 41!
II L. Kinter 147
Noah Lohr Iain
T. 1'. tttephene mill
J. O. DeLanoy 110
Total 3,432
They uso "the Crawford System,"
and it will be observed by the footing
that over 3,400 voles wero cast tor
Treasurer, and yet, tho man nominated
received (801 votes) less thnn one fourth,
whilo three fourths ol the voters aro
really disfranchised. One would sup
poso that after a party had controlled
all tho Federal and Stato offices for
twenty yours that it would bo almost
impossiblo to get up such a flock of
candidates for local affairs.
A Radical Adviser. Tho Phila
delphia Press gives timely warning to
tho Republicans ol Pennsylvania that
in order to mako next year's import
ant elections suro lor tho party they
must win in Iho struggle this year tor
Stnto Treasurer. Tho Press reminds
tho Independents and Regulars, who
are really the anli-Catneron und Cam
eron forces in the Stato, that their
troubles must all bo healod beforo the
convention takes place. It is all very
well for tho Press to thus cordially in
vito tho stern belligerents in its party
ranks to mutual concession and frater
nal intercourse, but wo imagine it will
tako somolhing moro than editorial
appeals to wed tho contending forces
and smooth out tho sorrow that is up
on thorn. As Govornor Hoyt said not
long ago, "thoro's a big fight coming
and Iho Regulars will havo to whip
tho oilier fellows out of their boots."
The Repitiator's Ticket. Ma
hono's rcpudiators, or readjustee, as
they call themselves, hold a Conven
tion In Richmond, Virginia, last week,
and nominatod tho following tickot,
vis :
flnveroor William E. Cameron. ,
Lieutenant (lovernor John K. Lewia.
Attorney Ueneral Frank S. Blair.
Tho Convention wus a vory boister
ous and unruly ono, and tho ticket is
composed of vory weak material, oven
for rcadjustors. It is mean enough
whon men repudiate thoir privnto
debts, but for men who aro acting un
der oath, to lead off and advocato tho
repudiation ol a Stato or public obli.
gntion, is a compound wrong, and ono
that no pretending moralist can do
fend. Lariiir Game. Rolutivo to tho
chargo of corruption in tho Treasury
Department at Washington, it is as
serted that one of the officials Implica
ted intormcd tho investigating com
mittee that persons higher in author!,
ty than himsolf, wero responsible for
all tho crookedness done by him. It
is believed that a number ol removals
will be recommended, and will soon
follow.
An Answer Wanted. Tbo Thila
delphia Record remarks: "lias talll
tudo anything to do with General
Grant's capacity forspoocb T At Now
Orleans ha was as chipper and commu
nicative aa a canary ; at St. Louis ho
was as cold and costive as a clam."
TKHlimr.K FI11K .V QUKHIJC
AN ESTIMATED LOSS or 2,000,000 FIF
TEEN HUNDRED FAMILIES HOMELESS
A WRETCHED INEFKIflENT
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
(jUEHEC, Juno 0. Ono of tbo most
disastrous fires ivor experienced in
this city commenced bete about 11 o'
clock lust night. Open robberies were
committed, and for a time polico and
fire department seemed demoralized.
SI. John's church valued at (100,1100
was completely destroyed. The tiro
burned fiercely down St. John street
on both sides southward, dywu Jupiter
street to Iterthlot market place and
Gabriel anil St. Patrick streets, wher.
ever there wore buildings to be do.
stroyed. A lower field alone stayed
the progress of tho tire. At Scott
street the fire ran upwards toward
Grand Alice at a terrible rate of speed,
tlicro being no water, men, hoso nor
other appliunceu to stop it. Only a
gap caused by the recent conflagration
hero stopped tho total destruction ol
tho whole street. It is impossible to de
scribe tho spread of the (lames on overy
side Briefly summed up the streets
consumed aro, running cusl and west,
Richmond in part, principally thesouth
sidu, Lalourollo, St. Oliviere, Richelieu,
Duquillon and St. John's ward in Mont
calm, St. Gabriel, Novuello and Bron
ton. Running north und south ; the prin
cipnl streets woro Sutherland, Dcligny,
St. Clnir, St. Mario anil St. Genevieve,
wost sido; besides Jupiter street in
M ontoolm ward, also west side. A mong
tho proporly destroyed on John street
woro a largo number of handsome
buildings used as stores and private
residences. "Ilallory" was tailed out
and rendered efficient aid in suving
property and keeping order. It is
computed that there must be a loss of
(2,000,000 between tho buildings,
stock and furniture. Over 1500 funii
lius aro rendered homeless by the con
flagration ; al least 8110 buildings have
been destroyed. Jt is impossible to
give a full ami correct list of sufferers,
and insurance losses ut this moment,
but all tho insurance companies doing
business in tbe city will probably be
heavy losers. Tho fire brigade and
apparatus was quite unfit to copo with
such n. fire, and to its weakness and
the wretched water service tho wholo
disaster is duo.
A Good Law. Tho Legislature has
passed and tho Governor has approved:
An act to prohibit the aale lo any peraon under
lifeenyeare of r.ge, of deadly weapona, gunpow
der and explnaite eubitancee In Ibe common
wealth of I'ennayh-auia.
That any person who shall know
ingly und wilfully sell, or causo to bo
fluid, to any person under sixteen years
of ago any cannon, revolver, pistol or
other such deadly weapon, or who
Bhall knowingly and wilfully sell, or
cause to bo sold, to any such minor
any imitation or toy cannon, revolvor
or pistol bo made, constructed or ar
ranged us lo be capable of beinit load
ed with gunpowder or other explosive
substunce, cartridges, shot, slugs or
balls and being exploded, tired off and
discharged and thereby become a dan
gerous or deadly weapon, or who shall
knowingly ana wiltielly sell, or cause
to bo sold, to any such minor any car
tridge, gunpowder or othor dangerous
and explosive substanco shall in every
caso bo guilty ot u misdomeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall bo sen
tenced to line tine not. ttvceoiliniv
III, reo hundred dollars, . Approved tho
tenth day of June, a. d. 1881.
Henry M. Hoyt.
This is an excellent law. A twelve-
year old boy had no moro right lo
curry a pistol thnn a flask of whisky,
and parents will do a good thing lor
themselves, their children and tho pub
lio to assist In enforcing this law.
Treasury Crookedness. Tho Wash
ington Star prinU tho following, tho
index finger of which would seem to
point to ex Secretary, (now Senator,)
John Sherman : "Tho committco in
vestigating tho Treasury stealings is
hard at work away down in tho base
ment of tho building. Several now
dovelopements have been reached, but
the committco is very reticent as to its
doings. One of tho matters that is be
ing looked into is tho myslorinus get
ting away of SflOO. That amount c!
inonoy was paid out for filo holdors,
but no file holders camo in. Thoro is
no traco of their having boon received,
and bow tho money went is what the
Committee is looking into. It is al
leged that it was paid out for campaign
printing by a Republican candidate ut
Iho Chicago convention.
Radical Thieves. Every day un
covers ono or more of them. Tho
Philadelphia T'inif remarks : "Jim"
Tyner, who has been hidden in the
smoko of tho Star routo fire, was final
ly discovered. "Jim" had resigned so
soon us tho .scales begun to full off
Postmaster Gcnorul James' oyos. Ho
has been trying to mako his salary of
(3,500 a yonr cover his expenditures of
$15,000 nt the Capitol. "Jim" was ono
of tho stutesmcn who know how to
settlo down in Washington and ac
cumulate a bank account of half
a million or more, drive fust horses
and live liko a nabob on (;1,500, Per
haps John .Sherman taught him tho
trick, and Brady and Dorsoy finished
tho lesson.
In no Danoer. Thero havo been
rumors in regard to tho conlompluled
prosecution of "Star routo" Brady,
Such a turn of affairs need not be ex
pected. Brsdy has too much power
in the Republican party to suffer for
his rnscnlily. Ho was a party to tho
Mahono purchase, stole tho volo of
Florida from Tildon, owns tho Wash
ington National Republican which Gor
hum edits, and is very vnluublo to tho
Republican organisation. Under tbeso
circumstances ho might rob tho gov.
crnmcnt to tho extent of twico tho
swag which ho and Horsey havo pock
otod nnd still escape prosecution.
Star Routi FRAuns. Washington
correspondents say that tho Star routo
frauds wero considered at tho Cabinet
meeting on Friday a week, and that
Attorney General MacVeogU referred
to tho crowded condition ol tho courts
and said ho did not think it likely that
any of tho cases against persons im
plicated in those frauds would be tried
boforo September next. This will bo
koeping tho villains in snspenso dur
ing tho hot weather.
How Chanoed. It is rather a cold
day with liisscoo Conkling sinro lust
September whon tens of thousands ol
Republicans yelled at bis hools liko
howling dervishes as he mado his tri
umphal march through Ohio, Indiana
and Now York, Whero aro thoso
roaring Republicans now ?
The Twain.J-As botwecn Blaine and
Conkling a strong point In favor ol the
lutter is that while his fortune has not
been improved by his political oppor
tunities his opponent has mado himsolf
rich thereby. At this Juncture the
contrast furoes Itself upon the attention
of men,
LET TU KM hi CUT.
Never in the history of tho Itepuh
licaii put ty has thero been such an ut
ter lack oi harmony as at the present.
The greed fur oflico has accomplished
wbut no other force has been ublo to
effect. Tbostrugulo to keep out Rebel
llrigudifm is over. The enemy bus
been whipped, und now eomt-s tbo di
viiou of the spoils. Gurfic-hi siurled
out with the deign of plcat-ing both
tbo SinlunrU and the Independents,
but while nil this wus to happen he
was to keep the lion's share lor him
sell. This wus eutisluctory to some,
but not to all. Senator Conklini wus
ol the opinion that ho ought lo run
tilings. Jlliuno und tho rest, strange
lo sav, wero struck with the same
original idea in regard to themselves,
anil ttio result was, that Garfield con
cluded to help thoso who ho thought
would help In m tho most, und thut
purty was not Conkling, thereupon
Oonkling rugoth. Ho swears, he
struts about, ha pulls bis curl, and in
lact, no nets decidedly bad. Garfield
must come down or the devil will bo to
pay. Garfield doesn't como down and
thereupon Conkling makes tho ureat-
est stroke ot his lilo only to find that
Garfield hud scored one, while ho (Mr.
Conkling) was making tho home base.
Tho fight still continues. Conkling
finds that tho iroveriiinent pap, which
Garfield controls, changes his friends
to enemies and that he has played a
losing card. But tho end is not yet,
no mailer Whether Conkling is elected
or not, ho can and will bo of incalcu
lable damage to tho Republican party.
As a goon liemocrat, wo teel like
throwing up our but and hnrialiing
lor tho split winch lias happened in the
parly that had a Dorsoy for its Na
tional Secretary in tho last campaiL'ti
nnd mi Arthur for its citndiduto for
Vice-President. Let the country re
joice und bo glad thut tho corrupt par
ly, which has ruled for tho last twenty
years is about to fall to pieces. Will-
utmspon oanner.
I ruts op Cities in Pennsylvania.
Thoro are in Pennsylvania twonty
eihgt cities and towns with a popula
tion in excess of 7,500. Tho indebted
ness of theso cities and towns is given
in a census bulletin just issued. The
net debt and its per enpita nro as fol
lows :
JVef Dthl. Ptr Pnmta.
Allentown
Allegheny City
t 4DI1.44H f!S S
1,:.,4!D iii :ti
850,0110 17 7.'.
o.nr.1) 1 23
SS1.0S4 l.i st
15 1, SHU IS 23
' 17S.707 22 5
2IV,vl9 IS 40
I.I4S.72U 41 4.1
l,uos,:tuu at u
.17,000 4 42
401,142 18 02
, 30S,7WI 36 17
110,1110 14 911
77,01111 8 77
Allooua
Carbondale u
Cheater
Columbia .
Danville
Karton
Krle
Ilarriaburg
Jotioatown
Lauoaeter
L-banoo n
Me Kesrport
Meadvllle
New Cattle
Norriitown
Philadelphia
I'iltatiurg
I'otlaville
Readinir
r-orantun
Shamokin
Hhenandoah
Tiiuavillc
Wilkoa.llarre
Williatnaport
Yolk
72,024 8 S.1
SI, 200 0 23
it.'.'3,e41 01 Hi
14,134,0 VO .')
10, It J 8 15
ouu.noo 23 08
235,203 7 OV
37,OHQ 4 611
72.SOO i KB
32S.207 30 2S,
Oi.lH'O 4 UT
051,273 34 40
33,000 2 30
Accordinglo thisstotemcnt Carbon-'
dulo and Yoik should ho hoppy. But
poor misgoverned, plundered Pitts
burg has a load ol (00.30 per enpita lo
shoulder.
SurN Political Baiiciains. The
Fusion Sentinel remarks : "We don't
liko to hoar Democrats talk and want
to actus though tho future of tho Dcm
ocrntic party depended on its ability
to foster the factions of the Republican
party. The advantago to be thus
gained aro exceptional and delusivo;
to be picked np if they como along,
hut not worth any special effort, or
'bargain.' Tho future of tbo Demo
cratic party depends on its capacity,
usefulness and trustworthiness. These
are not to bo cultivated or obtained by
flirtation with eithor wing ol tho Re
publican party. Both wings aro our
all-timo Iocs. If wo can engage them
in combat by detail, well and good ; if
not, wo must defeat them by direct as-
suult all along tho lino." Tho Demo
crats can afford to fight a square bat
tle, r.d it is P" nao lo bo shinning in
another direction.
Does no Harm. Tho war going on
in tho Radical wigwam seems to dis
turb nobody oxcept thoso who want
oflico. It is odilying to sco bow littlo
effect tho bitter nnd exciting contest
botwocn tho leaders of tho Republican
party has on busincBS affairs. It nec
essarily has a profound influonco on
tho politics of tho country. Yot not a
single business intorest is affected by
it; not a stock rises or lulls in conso
quenco of it; not a merchant or capi
talist or manufacturer cares ono whit
it, except for tho disgrnco such a quar
rel entails. When nnothor Presiden
tial election is held, it is not likely that
business men w-ill show their former
alucrity in subscribing to Republican
campaign lunils.
A Taoriii.tn Family. Tho rumor
is that the Star ronlo prosecutions are
lo bo put off till a luter season, for po
litical reasons. It is thought tho dis
closures to bo mado will havo a very
damaging effect upon tho prospects
of tho Republican party if they arc
brought lo light before tho Novcmbor
elections. It is assorled that Mr.
lllainc insists upon delay, and that the
Postmaster General and Attorney Gen
eral find themselves between two fires
in their anxiety at tho samo timo to
sorvo tho country und tho party.
There is certainly an ominous halt in
tho investigations which is not suffi
ciently cxplninod.
A Skly-Madr Man. Senator John
C. Jacobs, who is voted for by tho
Democrats of tho Now York Legisla
ture as Mr. Conkling's successor, is a
native of Lancaster county, Pa. Ho
was born in 1S38, and when ho was a
small child his parents removed to
Philadelphia. When about twolvo
years old ho left that city and went to
Brooklyn, X. Y., nnd there studied law.
Mr. Jacob's parents wero poor, and ho
is a self mado mnn.
An Kven Ci.ii'. Whitclaw Reid was
married a few weeks sinco at tbo
residence of tho bride's father, on Fifth
avontio, Now York, lo Miss F.liiabcth
Mills, daughter of D. O. Mills, a mill
ionaire, lormcrly of San Francisco.
Tbo groom Is about forty-eight and
tho bride twenty. Reid bus a reputa
tion with age to ofl'sot it, and the brido
has money and youth, with no encum
brance Reid has tho best of tho bar
gain. Rath er Pleasant. Senator Lamar,
who is visiting Irionds in St. Loms,
told a reporter of tho Post-Dispatch
tho other day that tho Democrats
ought to bo pardoned for feeling just a
littlo bit pleased at tho Republican
wrangle in Now York, loeing that
thoro has boon so much Domocsatio
wrangling in that Stato.
CAUSTIC.
C'ONKLINIl'S COMMENTS ON Rl.1'11 III.ICA NS.
Wasiiiniiton, 1). ('., Juno li, 1881.
The Pout to day prints the following
New Yoik cm respondence :
"1 just cuugbt the lion. Lewis Law
rence, ot Uticu ropoclcd to bo the
wealthiest mint of that 'III and known
to be Ci'likling's iiiost devoul worship
el and by u dexterous twist al his
egtegious vanity, 1 munuged lo secure
u good interview from tho gentleman.
Mr. Lawrence said :
"'You know thut I know ull about
Conkling. 1 was with him at Wash
ington ull Iho Winter of 1877, during
tho Klcclorul Commission, and dined
with him daily. Our inlelcoursu wus
of the most intimulo character, and lot
mo tell you thul wo learned most
heartily to despise the Republican
ring-masters who hustled Hayes into
uii oflico lo which ho had never been
elected. 1 knew us well as Conkling
did thut Hayes had never been elected,
and alwuys enjoyed his jokes ubout
Iho spineless statesmen who wero push
ing him into oflico. Ono night 1 was
with bim in his room silently smoking
while Conkling walked up and down
like a raging lion. At last ho broke
out: 'Lawrence, I can't keep company
with Ibis riff rail any longer. They
are rotten with corruption, and, after
huving luken everything eUo, they ui'e
bound tomeul the Presidency. Sher
man recks with plunder. Wheeler is
a virtuous log roller. Stanley Mat
thews would sell his soul for oflico.
As lor Hayes, bo is simply n pious
Sneak, ready to give money to tho Pres
ident, and to drop on his knees in tears
if caught nt il. I haves great mind
to get up in tho Senate and denounce
tha wholo thing to-morrow, nnd cull
on honest Republicans to givo tho elec
tion to T'iliten, to whom you as well
as I, know it belongs.' 1 told him it
would drive him into tho Democratic
purty, and ho suid, 'Let il drive; there
aro more gentlemen and fewer hogs
than with us.' Tbeso were just his
words, und us 1 happened to think of
Gov. Seymour just then I thought so,
too. Tom Spriggs came in soon after,
and ho said tho sumo thing, too usk
Spriggs about it and wo thought the
work wus all done. But anolherinflii
enuo which wo could not reach then
a lady, I'm nfruid turned Ibe Senator
into u noutral. Now, let mo tell you,
Mr. Reporter, that a similar deal is
going on now. l'vo boon tulking with
Conk to-day, and ho has been damning
tho Republican parly up hill and down.
IIo says and it's truo that ho creo
ted tho Republicnn party in this Slate,
and himself alone carried iho last four
Presidential elections by ins good work
at disputed points, und now they have
no gralitudo for him. 'They ought to
havo ro clectcd him unanimously, and
now they hoggla over him like dogs
over a bone, lie suid to mo: 'Luw
rence, if these curs don't come down
and crawl ut my feet, as they always
have done, I'll accept tho oiler of Dem
ocrulic votes and become an independ
ent with David Davis, and, mark my
words, that will carry with it the Dem
ocratic Presidential nomination for
1884. What will that bo by way of
revenge?' I told him in do it. He
hns more friends to-day among the
Democrats than Iho Republicans Ho
ratio Seymour is his brother in-law,
nnd every influential Democrat in
Central Now York will bo delighted
to receive him into Hie parly. I know
thut tho community will he startled in
a tow days by the announcement that
tho Democrats have joined lorces with
tho Stulwurts and returned Conkling
und Kornun to the Senute. It will be
a Democratic team practically. Put
thut down for tho next sensation ! "
Next ! Blnino, with tho entire pat
ronage ol tho wholo Federal Adminis
tration nt his disposal, having succeed
ed in demolishing Conkling, tho most
powerful advocole of tho Grant empire
cause, it is suid will soon turn his bat
teries upon Cameron, ol this Stato, nnd
Logan, of Illinois. After they too,
like Conkling, shall havo boon swept
from tho board and. trodden beneath
his feet, Blaino's way to tho Presiden
cy will bo clear, so far as tho nomina
tion of his party is concerned. But
with MacVcugh's savage warfare upon
Government plundoiors, whero is tho
money to como from to elect Blaino, if
ho gels tho nomination, it beini' con
ceded that Iho Republicans can only
succeed oy purchaser Jo dillerencc,
his work of destruction is good one,
let it go on. Clinton Democrat.
Frying. An exchsngo soys that
Gov. Plaistcd, ol Maine, has ordered a
a special election of Representative in
Congress to ho held in tho Scoond dis
trict ol thut Slate, September 12th, to
fill tho vacancy caused by tho election
of Mr. Fryo to tho I'nited Stntes Sen-
ato. Wo suspect from what is trans
piring away down in tho "Pine Tree
Stato," that the Democrats will fryc a
Democrat into Congress from that
heretofore Radical hole, whero tho now
Senator Fryo lives. Fryo, Hulc nnd
Blaino have heretofore been represent
ing Maino, but thinirs havo chatmcd.
although ull threo havo boon elevafed,
A Bio Sinn-ess. "My wife hud been
ailing a long time with dyspepsia and
nervousness, and was in bed two years
with a complication of disorders hor
physicians could not cure, when I was
led by rending a circular left nt my
ooor to try rarkers uingcr Tonic.
Having been so often deceived by
worthless mixtures, nothing but tor
wife's dangerous condition could have
led us to mako any moro experiments.
But it was a big success. Threo hot
ties cured her, at a cost of a dollar and
fifty cents, and sho is now as strong as
any woman, and regularly does ner
nousonolil amies. K. Jr., llullalo. Sec
other column. 0-1-41.
A Si-si-u-teo Oiticer. Garfield's
Secretary (Blaine) all through his po
litical me bus bad relations with men
who livo off tho tillblic. hns been in
doubtful schemes, pushed questionable
transactions, and lor twenty years
neon anything hut a "dead head ' in
tho act of geting passing rich on (5
000 a year. By his own acts, Blaino
bus sown tho public mind with suspi
eion, and has no ono but himsolf tn
blame if rumors about him spring tip
liko mushrooms whero tho soil is rot
ten.
Soatterinu. It is very doubtful if
tho Republican party will ever auain
bo ablo to gather Itscll locether lone
enough to volo for a cundiduto for the
Prosidoncy. Mistakes, quarrels and
onmos havo broken tho tics of brother
hood beyond all tho powers of mend
ing. A Good Name. Tho Boston Pott
says: "Lilllo Muhone is now failed ikn
'Virginia creeper,' but if wo remombcr
rightly that is tho vino that alwavs
shows a prononcss to go up tho spout."
Go On. Tho leatlera of tho Radical
party aro doing a pretty largo wrantr-
nng Dtisinoss just now. Wo hope they
win acep n up. it won't hurt tho
country a bit.
A Good Tuino. Tho Cleveland
ilamdcaler says Conkling ia tho do
stroyingangol of tho Republican nartv.
Wholhor he is beaten or ro-lccttI, ho
is ueau.
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LXKAKFIKI.D, PA.
Oar affraninanta mrm . .h . . . ...
harutar lar foral.hlnir tha nihil, with Pr.li
Maat. af all klad, aa. of lh. tar; baat qoalllr
Wa alaa daal It all ai.aa af Airl.all.ral laapla.
tala, wkl.k wa kn ai aikialtiaa far Ika km
It ot tka p.blia. Call atM.nd k.a la teoa,
aid taka a look at tblnfta, or add rear aa
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CUart.ld, Pa., Jala U, lm.tr,
2Wie ;adwUsfmfi..s.
own intercut, do' not fail to cull m
niul cxnmino
BLOCIS,
with New York and Philadel
GURWENSVILLE, PA.
! -7.) A WKKK. tlladayathom.M.I'raia'Ir.
V t'a.llr outlll lrt.
Aililrraa Tm l A .
loidliJ lj-1
Aniruala, Main..
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH op TRADE.
Canrenarlll., p.., Jan. , 'JS tf.
OM;Y TO LOANOa flrrt-flaw
tirrtTrd farm prnnnrtT. h th Mutual l-ifi
liifura
iifuraiica Rumnkitiv ,.t V v..'-b ,,t mir(.
I", in utnt from t,0i;0 nn. Fr furihT in-
lormallun )tyj U tho u"dfnl(n.l.
ni'KXTH AI, W, BMFTH.
ClarlWld Ta., May 7th, 1879 tf.
Coal iCoal ! !
riMIK at.dtrlftf.cd, fcaTlng ftrnf-urtil i W" '
A ft flrit-alan eoal Ttio, ha oprnfd a nina,
and ii now prrparad to furni'b eutmert "h
ftrit eUn attiola of eol nn hnrt noti, and at
tha notlarata priia of H1X CK.NTS pof tukl
All nrlw loft at mj tbop will ha um lit at
tended to. WM, H. UltoU N.
I'tearflaM, 1'a., Pth. I, lBl-ly.
COAL!
COAL ALL THE YEAR 1 !
rpilK auV,arrlt.r k.raba jl.r. anllra tkal ka
X la an dallT.rlr.. anal of aa .I0.ll.nl quality
aad propaac. to oparat. bl. aata.
.fl,l SU.H.Tt Kit,
lo tk.l b. will ba aa.bl.d to aappl; hi. aa.t
I .11 llaaaa wllk od fual. Na
lloa. Ordara kjr Ball proiaptlr llltd.
R. KM. SIM".
ClMrlald, IV, Marrh i, ll -If.