IllllTOU
MIIIIUIITPS, I'A.i
SATIIIIIIAV MUKNIgtl A N. ISTO.
Governor llartrntift has Issued nn
order granting iviiiihIuii during tlio
continuance of (lie Centennial lixliltil
lion lo nil nrmeil bodies of National
UuanWmou frum titliT Slates to jhihs
through nnil remain within Hip Hindi
nftho CuiunioiiivciiUh so Ip'ig na tiny
may desire.
Tlio llousu Com.iilUco on Appro
rltiliuus Tuesday cor.kldefr.it tlio Legis
lative, Judlclnl ntid Incentive Ajipro
prlntlou bill. Tliry Mruek out tlio ap
propriation for seven clerks of tlio
House, rcdticu the salaries of Congress
men from 15000 lo$!!.VIll, nnd mailt) n
genoral reduction of 10 pur Cent. In tlio
salaries of nil civil Unvcintucnt em
ployees. In tho House, Tiicsduy Hid On
tennlnt Approprinl'.iHi illl was con
sidered In cotntnlltfla of tlio whole., nnd
n motion liy iir. I lolunni , of Indiana, to
strikeout tlio enacting rlnuso was lost
- yeas 101. nay.i 120. Tlio Wit wns
Mini passed, yeas 140, nays 130, with
an amendment, requiring tho payment
in Mil! lo tho Treason' of nny balance
Hint may liu loft in tin.' hands of the
nuance Committee b"foro any dividend
is pnld to the stock holders.
The National Capital.
ritou oun own Amnr CoiiimsroMittNT.
XV KIIIM.TON, .1.111. 2j. 18T0.
Tho fierce deb.-,to upon tlio Amnesty
lilll of which 1 wrote ou last week lias
been succeeded by a long discussion
upon the Centennial Appropriation bill.
Many nblo speeches hnvo been undo
for and aaaltist (be hill, Its opponents
taking the ground that It Is iinconstltti
tlona1. As yet no one haB advanced
any other nrgument against the pro
posed appropriation. Tho Indications
aro that tho volo upon it will bo clos,
but as it will piohaldy bu settled onu
'way or tho other by tlio limn tills letler
leaches you, speculations ns to tlio ro
flult nre useless.
A portly, gray liaired nnd sedate
looking old gentleman iV 9,111 tho lTtli
District of New York, named Town
send nstonished (ho llouso Inst week
by nppearlrg in tho rolo of a humorist.
.Judging from appcarnnces ho was
about (he lust man in tho lloueo that
would ho suspected of having nny fun
in him, nnd tho calm owl llko dignity
with Which ho was dally wont to sur
vey tho younger nnd more active mem
bers around him was even suggestive
of stupidity, but when roused to action
bo was n striking example of tho troth
of tho old saying Hint appearances are
often deceitful. IJo ''made a speech
which kept the floor and the galleries in
an almost conl In'ual roar' of laughter.
"IIo went'for'the " strict construction
ists" as lie termed Uiose gentleman who
were disposed to uso tho Constitution
as n covers for their opposition to any
bill that did not sui: them, In a very
lively manner and made some most ex
cellent lilts. Everything was said In
such n good-natured sent of a way, that
ovcntlie victiniswliQin lie was scalping
could not heljf Joining In the loud and
uproarious laughter that greeted his nu
merous sallle3 of wit. Somo of the
-younger humorists had better look to
their laurels or tho old ccntloman will
carry off tlio palm ns the Fuiiny Man
of tho House. "When he finished Ills
speech tho members crowded around
bis desk at d alhlnst overwhelmed iiiin
with their congratulations.
Tho penny-wise-pound-foolish policy
BPems to hnvo taken complete posses
sion of tho Hou.su Cummltlen on Ap
propriations, nnd if all their ret'onimen
ilations nro adopted by Congress their
is great danger Mint the etllciene.y of
some of tho depaitments of the Oovern
luent will bo (seriously crippled The
latest freak is tho cutting down of the
estimates of the Consular and Diploma
tic bill, decreasing tlio salaries of For-
olnh Ministers, consolidating borne For
oign Missions, abolishing others ami
degrading Hie Diplomatic service gen
orally. They nlno threaten to iedueo
the salaries in tho Military establish
ment of'tho Government to a largo' ex
tent. 1 no power to net upon ami re
port bills of this kind was conferred on
this committee by nu nmendmenr, to one
of the Utiles of the House ndopted last
week. Kulo 180; gave the Committee
on Appropriations power to report bills
to Incrense,but not to decrease ealnrlos,
and upon motion of Mr. Coxof Now
Tork, It was amended S3 as to give It
afso Hie power to report bills deci easing
salaries. This action of tho Houso gives
vast additional powersto this committee
and enables it to net upen nlmnt as
wide a mngo of subjects ns tlio Com
mlttee of Ways and Means. And lu
deed much of its Increased Importnnco
is gained at the expense of the latter
committer, liy reason of Its newly nc
ijoired powers it can reach nnd to a cer
tain degree regulate almost every
branch of the Government. That this
power will be exercised in the most re,
lentless manner thorn Is littln doubt, as
tlie object sought to be attained was
fully exposed in thh debate which pre
ceded the adoption of the above amend
ment.
Senator Morton, Is squarely In tho
field as a Presidential candidate. He
expects to gain much strength by his
resolution calling for it 11 Investigation
into tho alleged frauds perpetrated In
the lato Mississippi election which Is
now before the Scmito. Contrary to
ids usual custom Mr. Morton stood up
when addressing tho tisnnte on this
Buulect.fcupportliii! nimseirou a crutch
like arrangement which Js attached to
his desk. He hecamo very much fati
gued nnd exhausted by the effort nnd
only spoke for n rhort time each day
Soino 111-nuturod persons have bccnun
WDd enoujjh to say that lio Only t tandij
)l. V. M0UTII1.MKII,
up lo mako thn puhllo think hn has ft
pair nf legs pond enough to run for (hp
1'irtlitiHii'v. Morlmi tolles much ti Dim
.ConkljiiB'n determined hostility lo
limine, ioiiKiing nun iimiiiu nro miiei
personal on'emlc's nnd If Conkllng can
ltlll olf lllnlne, which he will try to do,
Morlon'thlnlcs the tli'l'l'ls clear for his
own nomination. One strnngo rlrcum
'.Inni'i rnnnectod Willi the liiiggln lor
Hie Presidential suceeHilon UthatOrniit
npi''ins to li the si cotid choice nf nil
the nsplrunts, ench ono Is for himself
lltst, of emiri(ut after that for Grnnt.
Is tills nn honest prefeience ? or Is It a
bid fur the Inlliii'llf' mid stlppoit of tlio
Adiiiinlstintlon or U II on the prin
ciple of one ot the uilns of seven np, to
tlitnvv the gnmo to tlio plnjer imvllig
tho low st number i,t points '.'
The fight In the Demoeiiille camp
for til" Presidential nomination eeoins
to he between llendlieks and Tilden.
Indiana will push Hrmlilck-i (very
stiongly and recent developments point
lo the piobahlllty of l'ennjlyanln
slilklug hands with lndlaha to xure
llendlieks noiulnatlon, Tilden Is not
liked by the Democrats of I'ennsj lvanla
nnd'Olilo mid could nut carry the party
vote In these States, should he secure
the nomination. They lilame their do
feat Inst fall In these Slntes to tho want
of sympathy and In some tutaiices open
opposition to Hie Tilden faction to
wards them, believing Mils opposition
to have been nieiely for the purpo.su of
killing olf rival rreldentlal nsplmnU
ntid clearing tho track for Tilden, n
large pottlou of the pally will nut only
bitterly oppose ids nomination but
would carry their opposition to the.
polls. As it would be morally Impos
sible to elect a Democratic "President
without tho electoral vote ot either of
the great Stntes ot Vennsylvnnla, Ohio
or Indiana, nml ns Hendricks would
stand a much better chance than Tllileu
of catrylng 0110 or mora of these Slates,
Hendricks slock is ju-dMiow Hie highest
In 1 ho nun l(e t. Kx-Govcrnor Cuitln,
of Pennsylvania, is spoken of ns the
eandldnlo for Vleo l'resldent on the
ticket with Hendricks nnd of couiso
Col. Alex. McCluic and his little hand
of patriot reformers nie strong for Hen
dricks and Curlln. IJayard, of Uela-
wine, was tnlked of for awhile, nnd If
10 belonged to one of the larger btalos
might be a lormldahlu candidate lor the
nomination, but 'little Delaware dues
not rnrry enough guns In tho way of
lectoral votes and tins fact only issut-
Hclcnt to dispose of her favorite son.
Kerr, the Speaker ot the Mouse, might
under certain eonlingeneles eonio In as
a compromise candidate, but at piescnl
his prospects nro not very bright.
Much fault has liecu lounit with
Mttjsiti. Hill, of Georgia, and Cox, of
New Yoik, for tlio manner In which
they revised and altered their speeches
delivered In the Mouse 011 the Amnesty
bill, when they came lo bo inserted in
thf' Congressional Keooul. The pottlou
Willi which I lie lirp'iljlieuiis Iniiiid the
most fault ami wncii were most of
fensive to Nottliern bentiment were
e.aiefully snppiessed in the leporU r.s
printed. '1 his thing of making oiie
upeecli and printing another has become
so common amog Congresimeli that it
lias been found necessary lo place some
restriction on Hie iiractlce.atnl the Judi
ciary Committee of the llou-o will to-
not t a bill directing ollleml reporters lor
the Record to repot t speeches exactly
I'sthuy aie delivered and allow no nor
rcclions except such as aro necessary to
mane liieni giaiiiinaueaiiy collect.
A bill has lieen Introduced in tlio
Houso by Mr. liaker, of Indiana, pio-
vlding lor a reduction In tho sa'aths of
Itepresentatlves nmrHonator.s. It ilxe.s
their coinpen.atinn nt 111,500 per annum
with no allowatico for stationery or
mileage. As this bill conies too near
home it is safe to ptedlct (hat it will
not be pasted.
i,ATi:it.
The Centennial Appropriation bill.
appropriating $l,n0O,OOO to tho Contcn
trial Exposition, alter nelnc discussed
during nearly tho wliolo of last week
and n patt of this, was parsed In the
llouso to-day (. luesilay,) liy a vote of
MO yeas to 1110 nays. The hill as passed
finally wns amended so ns to make Hie
Government n preferred creditor to the
amount of $1,500,000, which sum Is to
be twld into the Treasury of (ho United
Stales out of any asset's that may re
main niter tlie Exposition IB wound
uti and before nny dividends sue mndo
to Mm stockholders of the corporation,
and further providing that the President
and Treasurer of tho Centennial Hoard
&I111II glvo bond in the sum of $500,000
fdr the faithful dlsbursenfent of tlio
amount appropriated.
f'hiladcpliia Letter.
lTUIA., I'a.,811,25. J876.
Bear ADVOCATH! A New York tailor adver.
Uej fin will make ft pair of pants n throo houi a
ornaaltof clotliento order In nix. Talklnpr of
tailors, 0110 Shia, ol Drtoino st,, N. Y., floes n
(joo.1 hostile and mnites romihlernhle n)oney
by loihttiB out dre.3 coaU for balls, parties, etc.
113 reqneat8 n deposit for tlionMo roiurnof tho
dnitnenta and rhmpna two dollars lull! iv half an
ovenliiu tor Its use. Jiut think of it, ye fair
damsels, as you nro bolus whined through tho
maics of ths Joyous danco by your Imudaooioly
iirtsstu Kai.ftnta. Hliea, by the way, I Din told
In nu accommodation; follow nnd anouldanrht
his patrons lock tho form of an Adonis ho will
pud I hem up o ns to closely resembla old Mr.
Adouls himself, whom, mytholney tells ns, used
Ui "tinvel on Ida shape," So, on with the dance
but let uobody know, that
IIo wtut to tho ball
1.0011ns haudaome and gay,
Andwoiolu tho hall
A diesl coat from Shell,
Hero are a low C'eutennlallnmi 1 n ten million
iloll ir chunk ot silver from Iho Neva la inlnrs
Is to no nent to tho Coottnui'il by 'km1 ,fc o'.
linen, the parties who caused tho auajicmiloii of
1IUUIL Ul UlUUIUIU.
The limperor and Kuipreas of Brazil will lonvo
101 1110 unueu sines in ami 011.
DuriiiK thn exhibition trams will be run to
iscw lull, tver.v iwenir lutuniei.
Ten thousand silk llis will decorate the
1UUIU UUIIUlll.
The display of llroworks on tho evening of
nuiv iviii win do bonieming wouueriui lu Do-
uuiu,
Goods for exblbltiou are arilvlujf dally.
T he West Point cadets will ro Into camp ue.ir
hid luiudiiuiui ouiioinps,
Ihcro will bo an oElclnl dailvn.iner nnhilsheri
on.l bauk -will also be otnbllshid on he
Tile Art llnllerv will liavo full lrnrlli unr
trallii 01 alt thn l'lealdenU ot the Hulled Mate
iroui wHfiuugiou iu urvuu
A copy ot overy newrpapor will bo found at
uiu firui enow,
Hchnctzen Verlen will bo lnrRPly represontcd.
The brewers will have a brewnrv In full .,,r
jnt07iu'e alia
miou, nuu 1110 -vivYiun epypij- men will wh
Tin? tlnpllMi tirrrmrtiirlllrniiinn'&t llin wMci
finl have a (rlciiillrvidl nt till' our.
'leimoisje'wlll ceiirt a Minitol rout 100 ret In
iMikth. '
Tfiri Hrnnl-li Uoinml"!cn linve riMited n homo
lif'il ltie i-kiiiimIj Inrj-IMW). lunfoinblo for
MX IlKillllH, nln'i III '
ThoO'liI l-i'lliiw will liavnnrrnnit i nrmloln
l iitntnbcr.
Muii'icifl nf thn .Inpitppsn Oommlsnlon nro
tio'janilv Bet'ii uu ttiDjereits.
X lisptiT imlr Invn nuiDeil Ihtlr litllomio
ci'iilci'iml, ' Ijciiit nmv dim ivnir.
A'efeji'.iulpnt 7)At)9sthn Pietident to ring
tMO II It tllllFIUIHlIIIP null on tlio f.lllll'p III Jill)',
vrlilli-rniiotliei'ilpliTii ttmt lionnr tor t!iolli-Ht
kitrilm i f pm unt ol 1812. As tlie hell in bint,
lv 0 itrki"!, 1 nin wnlting to sin bnl tlipv are
irnliiK In On nin lit it,
Mintlm VnftiliiRlmiiirousiireiiiilpiwiinil.
rriio nilutnis mo onlm In oitrn itnnntltles of
ml, wlntu nml 1 Inn
Mnnr nntitnis wl'
I embriP' linrliors tolos
Wo, hli'.tilc. hiinnli I
Ml rmirlli olJHlv
IUCll exrHpinrilt xrun ontiril votpiiliiir nflpp.
11 nin oenr I Im ni'il 1 lint lil 1 it1. 'I'loi wiui.l work
of n iliimiiiy oi.ouir l, ok nro, but Ilia It mips
WPIO ll'lll'klV N'jhilllO 1.
'I he I nittcti ttinl Mi iilirns ciiluhl In tlio Dol.r
warp, .lo-teriiav, nonr iroiii-pulf r, liln Klui'l-ldn
Vii'lKhi il 44 lln. mm wns It itit Iii-h Hi Inn-Ui.
HonliiK IliH tfsitPil of tho Aitvnr-ite mnr hnro
t'10 itintllj liiir ttitelllKPiico thai tlio t'piitriiiilal
uiu una pnsuM, i ani yoiirH ut roiiiiiiiinii,
MACUrio.
lii'Mer from Iiiirilshnrg.
IIAitiiismntn. .Tnii. 21. Wn
ntin ADVOCATRI Aiioltirrwi'PK linn inswl;
ns I iirpiUctl tlio Beiuito nnil II01KO of Itrre
nentiitlven nro Hi'tlllnt down In woik. Tho
Sfnato home Iho hiiihIIi-v Ii mIv lniivos oir -with
tnoroi'floritv thmi llilnrrrr nml donor coinll
nsti nrlililior. A hill hns been liitioilurod hv
a niooiUer fiom J.itzoino ot ronnlilArntile lotoi
put to Hip niliiorH ot vonr cniuily i nlm n hill by
Mr. l'Tnolicr of I.iiipiiip, authoiltiiiK honlpr
toiMHlilps 'o no Keua!' (oil fiom cno pouiitj- nml
iiiitiexnl lo nilJ'ilnniR romitlis upon cortntn
rnnilltlous. IDrstlils inonn thn npcotslon o
llnz enrol l'ofler towuhlw nml horourlis of
lliiiiotoii nml Jpililo nml Iholr nunrxlun to Cnr.
linn I I'lie RPiit'emsti ' tiiHliti-'nct tho Mil Is
Known nn mi mlTocatof'o now comities nn hm
illitnpt Is notoriously til v hroviiloil wltli f:ict
tun for I0K11I niirppsof Rru'vnncps, wtioiensif
united to Cnrhon, llnitlo nml FontPi' townships
woahl 00 vMtnm pniv ipncn 01 inoi oiiri iiounp,
n,l Hint' rnnM lint li'l nilll'll lll'llnr llXI'll OVPI
Willi n now e.minlv. Anil their nddltion to your
r intv woiilil 111U0 Tilt hull to ft tirt.plllns pollll.
ry. lniiKliiK It n Jiiiliriul district nml r ill 1 1 II mj; It
10 Olio wt'iiiunr I'prniip urn imiimui in uu uiu,
who iiviliniini'liiinii'il Curlnii countv boy.
hud thn' oH 1 t in vlowni n lount In cno iliy
now oiiinrv 11111 i.iueii 10 inniini iiiojuucn 110
alrnit tnhi.r fnr liUlllalllrt
All orts ot wlioniPH mo now on 1001 10 m
the l'ilatirv J.ist win K Gov. Iluitin. of tho
Htnto Cu'iiuilttpo 011 rnnlnimiiit ntT.iIrs trlod ro
tnlKilAooinntof the hniiKiiuit tienyry. toon
nolo tho ottlcinl roDiespiitnliycs to boat homo
ilurlnij Iho "how. of i immo (liny nave It nnothor
nnuip. I,nst nliriit tho (irniiKon, iinilvr tho
hpnrtof I'lololto, triml toopon tho sinto innso
to tho ran 01 mo 1100 minipri o; rim 1. 011,111011-
wnnlth to hpln inniii 10 Rooinosnow,
to tlio
tiinoofT.'iOOCli. Slnti HiippiiniPiiiicni.
WIlKer
slime wiinis 2'MW) orfJil.t'JU to i-how nn II16
pnli!!!! schools of thn Htnto nt tlio t'entttmtnl
show. Anil o on without mil.
VrslPiilav UioToto 011 niiiohnsiufr ft copy of
ruiilon's lllitcat. 11 much uceiled W01K hnt
Pfcrv inpnllicr Rllir.llll llllVP. PlitnO nillllslllir
111110 COIliratlM'llona iihin iuuui-. hio miy iiiuiii
heis who voted no did so fin t.'io pnrnosn of
throwliia mum In tho dear iicoiiK'.s oypi, nn 11
crv inciai lonKiini soi inov wi 10 wm.11 100
vino wns loit 1 they. poor, nonosr oms woiilil
hnvo tnKon tlio lionK nml heoii (?lrtd to CPt It but
Wi'rp ntiniil lo rnco 11m lini-io inur luwiisiiinii
wns but one of II nt cr.twil. hn von .1 boldly for
hnt. 1,0 Ihonirht ns it im nim r 1,11 iisu ariuni
i. l'ho vnto will In nil niolnib lit botnuenmcr.
whoii vo will wo whnt wo will sco1.
Unilo n nllr wiih mndo In tho IlTuso this woeK,
Hlm li rcsultwl 111 ll.(i npnoliiunont, of 11 ootiini It
ti'O to Itivo-tunitn tho iilTilm of I no Mori!uii7.i
School In Woslpm t'rnusy vnnln ; tin- lii'tdu
Inn s licio iiiiuinAiir nsKioir lor tiewui oi
which niiioiint tlio board of st ito Ohnrlllci)
coiHiiiiMols the Mpiuopriniion 01 ;ni-,iui
Tho limine IniH piissut 11 bill opomnic the
Tii'asiiry or lather iUvitiiiik poition ol iho
rnven.ll'S 110m 11 picioniuic-iniviiiu i-oimi, niinc
iiiMionil I 'mil nml limy lPHiilt In c.'imiii.' up till)
lln.iorliii si idn In nhich mmiy of tho inpinoi rl
mid themselves
AH ri"n!iiiioiiM nmiuiicn inv nir nMiouriiiiiooi
ir vnlnd tlnltll with such niioclilid mulnitv
that it isoviihnttlioniCMiuciii wlllinlt kuIhjiiiu
until thou' woik Is 1I011M, Adieu.
iUI!!!AU.
Uuriout Kvciits.
-Bt.ilo Treaaiuer Itnwlo hn". hoinsht Nellln
llrunt, HhohiiH tiotted it ndlo in ':;.vh.
Tlirrn 1110 no nnsoners In the Western
lenlienllnry, n larger number tliiin oyer he
oioconllnedlheiu, a cm in llinithiiilon county rrcontly nto
I2J raw ovsleri., nfier which eho tiegiiu lu fuel u
littloelnuirar.
iinolv nml E-nidEOv held nbont 20 meetings
In l'hihiili'lpldu. which vtcioutteiiiled by iienilv
u uildion people
Arsnnln niliiiinlsternii for tho nnnioso of
producing dentil, killed Mis Ilcwnlt, of Chester
countv, l.ist week.
Of elBhtecn fiiinncen In Ileilta county eleven
nro out ot blnst. Throe of tho Id 0 ones nro in
In Iteming.
A ninii unined Masters ol Jederson county.
Is repiesented to hnvo In ten hoir to n fortuuo
tn Huxony, reaohlug tutu thoiullllnns.
'rhniilni of John N. Pierce. ex.caahlernf Iho
Merpliunts' National llsnk of Lowt'll. Muso.. im
tiioi'hirgoof oinhezzllngiil'iOliiiOof tho blink's
lendB, itanitea siimmy 111 nis ucquirrai.
rim lslnml of Rt. Thoto.tS waa shaken bv
thtco shocks ot earthqiinko on tho morning of
the 7th Inst. The nrst shnok occiirrid nt 1
n'clock tho second which wss very severe, at
4 3 1. unil tho thir'i nt 4 M.
.Kdward .Mullen, ot l'ntlsvllle. nn old mnn.
fell over dead on Saturilny, Tho habitual nso
id Intoxtputing liquors Kiiieu nun nccornii. 10
tlio coroiiex'sjurj
.I'rhlav ovonlne of Inst week, T)r. . r.
Johns, ft phyHloinn of I'ennfleld, l.'lenrtleld Co.,
Wllllolll tno llisi'llftlgu in ins uuiy us iowisinp
ihvsicinn. wan nnot inrougii i nu rigui nrm nonr
ho Bhnulilcr.nrodnclna a very painful wound
(hut notilftiwnins), by a notorious tmupcr bv
the name lilll M'x'horson, Ths shot was fired
without nny provocation. Tho osdiaut Is tin.
uer nTrost.
-Vrnnk Iloatsom. of Yori countv. wns nt.
tncited last weok ntnoon betwoon-Wrlslitsvillo
nnd York. He hod lelt the pikoforlhe purpose
of digging somo sassafras roots whon l.o was at
tacked oy torco moil, 111-giiisuii nn ueKruo,wuo
caught htm nnd robbed him nf a pocket book
rontslulni; tsoo, Jiostnted that two of his as.
MlAiitH wero ahont tlvo feet six or sovon inches
In height, and tho other was taller.
Judge Curry, one of the associate Judges of
Montour county, dlod last woek. Ho was a doj
cendilnt of ono nf tho primitive nettlors. Ills
grandfather was killed nnd scalped by tno In
dians on tho river between Dnuvlilo and North
umberland. His grandmother was taken priso
ner nt tho same tliuo but escaped by creeping
Inside a hollow log while tlie Indiana woro sleep
ing, Father WUmghlin, of St. Aloyalus Catholic
churgh, Pottstown, henrlng that soma of tho
females Of his congregation were givn to flirt,
lug on tho stroct disgnlscd himself nnd went
out lo try It. He drowout his handkerchief
nnd waving it soon had tho pleasure of reeeiv.
nig anumiiernf flirting signals In return. Then
miller iho light of a gas lamo ho revealed him.
Hell to some of.tho girls, causing them to fleo
from tho wrath which they did not escape In
hUHuoday sonnon. He thinks he will be nblo
tn break the members of his congregation from
flirting.
In the llouso of Representatives, nt nan Is
huig, Mouljy night, u resolution was udiiiued
pmvnltngtnrthoappolultnont ot n comnuitee
ot five tu Investigate charges made against tffe
management of the lleform School of w estern
Pennsylvania. Ilesolutlous wero ulsu adopted
asking tho (lovemor to transmit such Inrormn
tlou relatlvo 10 tbocalllngnut of the nulltla to
snpuri'ss tie disorder In l.uzeruo countv last
April ns may ho' coinpailble with tho puu.lo
good, and requesting the Auilltor.Oener.il to
furnish n siatemcut of the cxpensos of the
troops oalled out.
" Leap Year I" eald he as he threw
himself Indolently upon tho lounge,
" Oh,don't 1 wish I was a pretty, fascl
patlng stunner of a girl I I'd have all
my clothes cut after the " Domestic;
Fashions" nnd just heap the i-tylo on.
And wouldn't 1 pile on tho duds and
wear abigbustlnl Oh no. IIUOUCIII"
end just licio his father, ns he led him
out by tho ear, said. " Young man, If
you don't rllmb out'n this nnd mnko a
bit: bustle in tlio neighborhood of that
worn! idle I'll flax von so's vou couldn't
wear a bustlo for n monlh."
flor.let.v IiIcclliiRfi.
turiNlTO t'AHTLtr, Hn. 78, A, O. K. OF lint M. 0.
zoo niiu 4111 jiiononvoi eneii monin, in jip.
her'" lull. l,eh!thtnn, nt 7i(nn'alncK r. M.
II. V. Morthiiner, 8. K. C. H, It. tlllhntu,
1. J. It. H.
tliutin.i TttirritM Lonon no. fsii,' 1. o. o. p.,
tuppts overr Tiirmmy rvpniiiu, nt 8 u'clork,
In Jlnhoi" Hull. .Inppn Hol(l'li. (I. n,
II, lti'lier, Hoprplnry.
"otio rocATftni!, iso. 171. Imp. 0. It. M tni rr
on wriiiii'-Hiny evening; in encn witk, 111 7!.)
o'clock in I'nhllo Helmut Hull, Wpln-ip' rt
!. V. F. IHrkprt. n. H it. Illlhmi, t . ol It
I.miianTOK t-onof, No. Ml K. of P.. mpptn
on Friunv ovpoiuks. 111 jipihtb uiu. nt7:'0
o'clock. Arch, Diclt.O.l). T. It. ItutchlT, K.
of It. anil
A Overt iHliifr KdlcN.
Wo dpilrn it tu hn distinctly nmlcnitooil Hint
no mlvprllttiiPiii will bolnsorlpil In Iho cob
limn ot TUEIH11110N aiivocwr tlmt innyho
rosoivpd from nniiiinwii pnttip or Ilripn iiiiIirs
nii'iinipnnlpil with tho I'apii. Tlio follow Iok mo
iirour tennn.
Advpitlpiiipnts for 1 your, per Inch onch
lllN'Tiinii iui;i,
" lllx Months. pprliiPli ench lmrrlioji 1", ft.
" Thipo Months, " " " I3(!ts.
" l.pss Itinn thrpo months, flrit inser
tion (I. oncli snlisripipnt Insertion iKJts.
i.ocsl iiotlcrs 10 cents uor lino.
II. V. MOnTIIIMRK, milliliter.
E.u
SII3WIGRH,
DISTItlOr ATTOIINF.Y A COUNSISM.OIl
AT LAW
OF7ICE, No. 2, Mansion Itnnsp,
IIAUUM CHUNK. PA.
SettlliiK Kslnten, Flllmi Acconnts nnd Oiplinns
Conrt l'rnotico n spoolnlly.
Trial ot rnuos cnrottillv ntleiiiloil to. I.c:al
trmisactloiji In Kniiltsli mid liermsli. J111 U.
FATllltnAy MOKNINO, JAN 20, 1870.
Local and Personal.
t5T I'm ties lecelvliig tho Advocatis
with a crgss inarkod after their names
IflllOS
s will
will pleaso remit the amount duo
Suhscrlptlpn, or tho nztra r0 cents
bo added lo pay tho expenses of eollec
Hon.
I,eavc your measure with Laury Sc
rotors, If you would iook nice,
For a handsomo honnet nt e, low
prico, ro to Mrs. M. Guth, the milliner,
in Welssport.
The "fits" clven nt Iinury &
Peters', nro unsiirpnssed by any other
liouso in tno couniy.
Tho fall suits lining gotten up by
Laury & Pe.ter9, nro lashlonablo aniwing home with a load of liay on Tues-
neat, wlillo the price is within tlio reacjr
r )i '
nf nil.
Mrs. U. Fntzlngcr Is just rccolv
Ing n splendid assortment of fall and
winter millinery goods. Call nnd see
Uicm.
Now Is a good tlmo to subscribe
or the Caiiiion AdvocatiI. It is only
$1.00 n year in advance, and gives you
nil tho latest local and general news.
Try it I
IJuy your wall paper at C. W.
I.entz's, Central Dmu store, live per cent
discount on former prices, from now
till February 1st.
Ilelfrich's Whlto Liniment cures
rheumatbm, neiiialgia, sprains, bruises
and cuts, used internally nnd external
ly, manufactured and for sale by C. W.
Lentz, diuggist. 1,'rlco 50 cts and $1
per bottle,
I) it. Fittm'.ii's lJiiGU.Mi.Tic Rnunv
rules rlii'liumtlf 111, ii'euialgla, nervous
and kidney diseases. D11. Fiti'I.kii's
PKcroitAf, Svnrp, InfnlllhMi for coughs,
eolds nnd bronchitis. l)jt, Fittmsi! s
COKDIAI,, CAI.1SAYA, lilNIMKKT ;illll
VcaKTAUZiK IjIVKU PfjjM sold by C.
W. Iicntz, sole agent for Luliigliton and
Welssport. 2-1 y
J. K. TJlckotthas stjll n few of those
eligible lots In Itlckertstpwn to dispose
f. If you feci llko occjirlng a good
lionif call nnd see him Ho Is also sup
plying llour,fecd, lumber and coal nt (he
lowest rntos.
Aiie you Titouiu.ED with hoarse
ness or wenk lungs,sliortnes3 of breath,
or asthma? Thousands have been per
manently cured by using Coxe'.s Wild
Cheiry and Keneka. .For sale by every
drngglstes merchant In Lehigh, North
ampton nnd Carbon Counties. 40-Cm
Now is tho limn to call at T. I).
Causa' Jerchant Tnlloring eslablisli
ment to buy for cash. lie will astonish
you with the remarkably low figures bo
aaks for ically first-class mndo and fit
ting garments. He has nlso marked
down prices In the boot, shoe, hat, cap
and glovo departments, to such low
figures that it Is impossible for you to
boo tho goods and learn the price with
out making a purchase.
Abb youh ciiii.DnK suimixt to
jhat dangerous foo of childhood
Citonr on Couana ? Coxe's Wild Cher
ry and Sencka has been thoroughly tes
ted, and novor known to fall of effect'
Ing a complete and speedy cure when
administered In tlmo. Keep a bottle, lu
your liouso. For sale by C. W Lentz,
druggist, Lchlghton. -10-fJra.
Honil Quarters for Uoots, Shoes
nnd Rubbers. Messrs. Lauy & Po
ters aro now receiving nnd offering for
bale ono of the largest and best select
ed stocks of mens' l;Jp aud calf boots,
w'smens' nnd children's gaiters, shoes
and rubbers over brought into Lehigh
ton, nt prices which defy competition.
Remember, If you want to buy cheap
for cash, now is the time, and Laury &.
Pcfera' the place I
Do you desire bound lusos nnd a
long life?. Thon do not neglect that
cold, but procure a bottle Of Coxe's
Wild Cherry end Sen oka at ence. One
fair trial will convince you ot Its great
merits. Prlco GO cents. For sale by
A. J. Durling, and by druggists nnd
merchants everywhere. 49-0m.
Another new lot of groceries and
provisions just received at Fntzlnger's
store, on Bank Street, which they are
offering nt remarkably low prices. All
goods warranted of best quality.
Tho Mllford Herald of Jan. 2Gth,
announces the death ot Mr, Slplsy, a
noted hermit of Green township, Pike
county, Pa. He was formerly a wealthy
me'rchuut of New York City, but failed
In business. Ills reverses so preyed on
his mind that he fled to a wild, dlsolate
place, several miles from any habita
tion. There for 85 years he has bus
tallied himself by fishing nnd hunting.
Wo hjvo a choice lot of fancy and
1 comic valentines, which we can sell at
a very low price. Call and see them.
i:J I 'W "Ji'l.'.'J i. ' Hi'i'JLjli'.L-UL1
Messcrn. Haller & Drelbclblea
Imvo puichnsed tlio bread nnd cnkri
bakory, hcrttoforo.carrled 011 by O. N.
Until In this liorotiRh, Tho llow firm
proposes furnishing their friends nnd
customers wlti fresh bread nnd cakes
every mornliic, also pnro candles nnd
confections nt the lowest prices. The
patronno of the public Is lespectfully
solli lied by them.
-liosl, on Saturday Inst, between
tho Lehigh Valley depot and Iho "Car
bon Advocate" ofllce, p Knight of
Pythias' pin. Tho finder will ho suit,
ably rnwauled by leaving It nt this of
fice. Sleighs nro not In demand, but Dnvjd
Kiibert keep9 his buggies 011 the tnovo,
by limning them nt mich low prices
Hint all can afford to ride.
Pearl soap, finest (juallly, 5 cakes
for 2,1 cents at Ithodes' on Uatikway.
Highly perfumed Gorman Honey
soap, at Ithodes on lJaiikwny, 0 cakes
for 25 cents.
Head tho very Interesting letters of
our riiiiniiolphin, Ilnrrlstiurg nnd
Washington correspondents In to day's
pnper.
Tho length of our report of the
Molllo Mngulre juurdcr trial, prevents
our usual variety of matter this week
llaldwln's Tomato Catsup, 23 cts.
a bottle nt lihodcs' on llankway.
5 lb packago of Breakfast Hominy
for 80 cents at Uhodcs' on Uatikway.
P. T. Urady has got 'em valon
tlnes In great variety of styles.
Wo had n light fall of enow In tills
Eoctlon Wednesday night.
Mnccaronl, a ncwnrtlclo In Lo-
hlghlon, n substitute for noodles, only
Vij cents per pound at Ithodes on
Hjoyrr fell
Batikwny.
x year pld son of Sir. Owen
down stairs, last Sabbath,
and hroko hip thigh hntip
Dr. Reber
put lilm In straight splints and ordered
hint to keep quiet A or 0 weeks. Poor
llltln follow, liilltirnllo tin to no mint nor.
pettial motion as ho can be. f
aii inarm 01 nre, nn iniirsnay
evening, was caused by the burning of
some bundles of raw cotton In tltetpper
Mory of Suydnr's s tore.ln Welssport.
Tho fire was promptly extinguished.
uouhi not learn how the tiro originated.
Damage Plight,
ff Mr. Frederick Jlillcr.whllo return
uny last, in coming down tpe moun
ii.. ...,ri .r it.. i,n., cii.it,w. ,oi t,
tain, part of tho hay sliding off, he
was thrown under tho wagnu, behind
tlie mules, nnd both wlteola passed
over his breast, injuring him very se
verely, briinklng some rltys nnd the
shoulder blr.do. Dr. Uober was called
In, who considered him for awhile In a
critical condition, but nt latest accounts
jie was doing better than could bu
peeted.
Turkey prunes only 10 cents a
nt lihodes on Uankway, and all (:iKt
articles In tlie grocery and provision
hue. eitially cheap. .
74 tramps hive been aecommodat
ed In our look-up so far this month
IJ9 since Inst Thursday night. Doing
very well for a small town.
Jill? Crook Items.
Presuming that you would like to
hear from this placn uy tlis time, 1
tliougl 1 1 would send you souie'Mtems.'
So here goes
Another snow storm on Saturday
nlghc.
No Sinning School nt Pino Itun 011
Saturday evening, on account of the
weather,
The way our friend Mr. Paul Kro.-go,
of Stemlersville, disposed of Ills goods
by auction on Saturday last was not
very slow. 1 lie ntteiiiianco was largo
and tho bidding good JIo will have
another pale this Saturday, (see bills
printed nt the Aiivocato otnee.)
Our farmers nre wishing for snow j
being ns a good snow covering the grain
protects it Irom the Irost, which so far
has not been 1110 caso, consequently i
ereat aitount of the crops will bs win
ter killed, which may havo a tendancy
to raise the price or 11 Mir next year.
I am pleased to hear that Mr. Wm
I'ngensWiM.', who was so unfortunate ns
to linve four rlu iirokvn ana receiving
other injuries the oilier week, that
hopes aro now entertained of his recov
ery.
Mr. Anthony bath, residing near
Mae.kereltown. died suddenly on Fridav
cyenlng of last week, thought to be
palsey. lours, etc., jikveuk
Ulg Creek, Jan, 24th.
From the County Seat.
Town la lively.
-The Conrt House is too small tn contain the
large ninibsr of Kpectntoro, nui-nuo to hear tho
lesiimouy III juy in jiiiii viui mai,
over one hntidre.l wltiinns'is have hoen er.
amlned by tho Commonwealth In the Doyle
case.
Hon. Jno. D. Miles, Ed. Harvey, Robert
Wright, Jr.. and s, nrh1gn, j;sqs., of tho Allen
mum hnr vnn. in attendance at uourt.
All our hotels are dolnir thriving business
ltov. Wiggins, of tht, It. K olurch, tnKos a
,un,n uinnl tn ivmrt. hentsaiover. scarce.
A lunatic bv tho name of Gettls. nt Kidder
township, who was contlnod In tall was release I
r.,i Tues,!?. nml online the afternoon created
quite an excitement lie was icmoved to the
l'oor houso on Wednesday
Tnfant daughter of Harry Bro'sford d:ed on
faunaay evening.
niiiresncintda held nt the residenco CO.
Bkeer, on Wednesday evening wis a spiendld
An old nmhre.lla" coimle. man and worn in,
were promenading our streets on Tuesday, nn.
til they became fad of henzlno. thereuy creat
Ing 8sonsation. Snerlff rulutcr issues his pro.
roeatlve to thorn in very forctole language, giv
lug ihem two chances 1 Ither to leave town
immedlitely or go to prl-on for thirtv days.
They accepted thoforaier situation.
A brearan on tho L. V. 11 It., by tho name
ofSimle. resuling In J:ast Hauch Chunk, met
with a very serious nccdent on Tuesday miriit,
t,v f.ilimir olTone of tlio freight oil s nn his head,
u niiiTes-lori nf tho Hfllll i)t9. DB.
Youug and Irfionard were summoned, and after
an uxsminaiion, luunu h unceaiiirv m uwiorm
a trenhaue opeiailon. He Is In a critical condi
tion
A roan by the name of Miller, arrived in
town with the late train on Tuesday mcht. an 1
being full ot bentlne, wapiered from, the nar
row road on the way to E. Maueh Chans: t wlea
ahnve the L. & 8. iienot holeliover thestoue
wall onto the U A B 11. It, He was afterwards
taken to the L. V. depot, ann In the morning
Dr. DeYoung was called and found he was ouly
somewhat bruised. lie left for Sheuanuuan.wo
hopo a wlier man.
I'rof, 11. A. Kline has entered Lhl name with
E." It. viewers. Ksq., as a law student. 2io
donbt the Frof thiuks the study of l.w will so
belter than law, la, rue, tol.
Key. Wiggins left for I'hr&delphla on Weil,
ncstlay atteruoou, on account of the death ot his
grsnn taotnor. which odcarred on the same day
at her residence lu the city.
A large number of ladios attended Court da
link the week. Our beautlrar girls cause those
youug reporters to sml'o all over their faces. It
is much nla-wauler to write notes la the ladles'
presence.
The commonwealth iu tho ina.-der trial con
cluded their oviaonce on I'ruiny, wheu the ue
tense opened In a speech occupying perhaps
an, hour.
The Murfler Trial.
T ho siieelal coiTPSiiond'cut of thn I'fnlailelnbfi
Tltnos, wrltliiR from Mnuch 6hunk, under dt,'o
of Jnnuiiry lint, (rives thofollowlnij very Inter,
esllnrf sketch ot Judito Drofier and tho counsel
oinsnced In tho trpil ot Michael Uovlo tor tho
iiiunior 01 j, l'. Junes 1
"Thn fcrent murder enso la atartliif off quite
SSlOWlrns dill thn llnni.h..T,i,,.,, H.l....f
tli jni at a nlmosi as many Ini.ldentnl dlscutilons
between counsel oyer trivial Ueuiiiit. Tho tcill.
oils work of epimieiinij a Jiu-y I ns continued all
the weok, nnd tt'oio thn trial fairly starts 1 will
plntico brlotlynt tho personnel ol (hoJiidKes aim
roiinsel. Judge Hamuol H. Jiiehel President
Judceof tho district comprtilna; Monroe"and
. uiiiiiiirs, mis ueen oil in) nelicu slnoo
H7J. IIo wns elected float Montoa countrLy 11
nnanliaous vote, n rare coiindiment in a dislriet
,w,k' I'Mll"!! feellUK Utorr Birong. He is
about fllty yeaisof aie, mulls ol n calin.eqtlab
mnl nliasslonntetempiirioent. Ilfilsovnieiil.
lv laminar with the biWAtid practice, but lut
ein imllentiy to oroii tho most prolix statement
nf objection, of ten t, Iviai slid immaterial, nml
nuuiua uhcit uiipomuniy vt loiuiy tarn oDiec
thins liv cviilenio mid uiauinent If these nil.
toners iln not hnvo a fair and lmpnrtui triavl It
win not bo tlirnueli any fault of Juitgo Drifier.
iuo unuciniii jnuscs are james Houston ana
Dmdel wentr.. As to tho counsel fnp thA rinm.
mnnwealtti, the lindict Atlornev (Kdwnrd' It.
Mcnerailsn yoniiK liwyer who has yet to a.
chlevo fnme. IIo sesms soraowlut sbsshed In
inopresencoot so many old ami oirlnnnt oqbd.
eelon. Upon tleneral ClinrleS Xltiriht.hT.
ai 1
member of Congress, has devolved tho Inriot
part 01 the work of prepatlnp; the case forth
commonwealth. He ruts rouo Into an exhsus
llvo study ol Molly JIuru reism, andlj sai l to
have brought out somo startling fncto. He ex
nuilnerf too Jurors nnd -witnesses and in an alert,
cnernetlu aua rendr debater. Tho Hon. W.
lluahes of Hchtivlklll, hnt made tho pnnclpni
nrKiiincnis thus tar lu reply to the multifarious
objections of the delennn or lu support of ohjetf.
lions made by tho commonwealth. His massive
heafl, io vri el w.th thin white looii, and his
Itrnvo Judicial manner, lend weight nml dignity
to his nlwava iffjctlvo snneches. lion. Allou
Craig, ol this binouiih, hnsnot vetspoxentn tho
case, but tins the reputntiou ot bolng hu ablo
lawyer, mid stands huth umougtheback.eouu
trv farmers whence too Jury Is nrawu. He is
natd to be a very jicrsoailvo speaker. On tho
side of the lUifcnso jf on. liynn liartliolomew nnd
John llyair; of Hchuylktll, iinve figured moat
conspicuously thus fnr. Tho former makes tils
ohjuctlous, oxainines witnessei nnd does all the
Kirnilshiiig, ni well as somoof the hestspesk
lug. Tlio Preslolng Judge lind frequently ta
restrnlu his impetuuslt nnd uuke lain wait un
til luiiiutos could bo taken down before the oitl
cuil ct'JiioKrapner was In attendance, ltvati
innhns Inn heavy arguments, nml talks with
deeiS.iiianJ much legal torco. tliongh In n some
what monotonous ami dry mauner. He la ft
bi other of ex-J ml ae Ilyan. Hon. Jan. 11. lllley;
the prehPitt member of Congress from Hcnuyt
kill cou.ltv. Is a young man with a good head,
mnl 111 a few shoit sueec.iies hoj shown himself
rlliTllPl irullkfatd nnl I.' f Mnili.nni 'n,
ChuiiK, have not been heard vet, but Kalbfus
is ft Inllliant epnukor. who will probnolv reserve
himself for a grout effort botoro tho lory."
FltlDAY.
Court sscmbti1 at 0 a.m.. Mid after disnnslnir
of somo few matters, niljounied, pursuant to
titreidltiTia on Thnrsilny ti.'in., to meet at 1 o'clk.
inenrsi iiung in oruor was 11 motion ouored
bypiis'iiier'.s counsel to set usldo ths panel of
Jurors selepto.l ns per 111 der of Court on Thurs
day, ot wmoli (he lollowluis ft copy t
Commonwealth 1 In tho Gonit ot Oyer A Tor.,
m. for the fount? of tlnrnnn.
M.J. Doylo.rtal.) Jannary Term, 1S75.
.UUBIlKR.
Ann now. Jsnnary 21st, 1870, the defendant,
Miehiicl J. Ooyle, comes here lino Court, in hij
own jnoper person, and movos to aet asids th
p tnel of Jurors, selected nnitoran orcer nf Court
lora i-petial vonlro lor tales' ileclroumstmitlouii.
lor thn lcisnn toit said J jrors wero not selected
and summoned by tho sheriff of sud county.
ynu mi. no is renuy to veniy anu provo. ana
ueroioiu prnys tungmout.
' MtCIUEf. J. IIOYLB.
Tho ( onimonwealth traversed tno auovo mo
,n in tno followinc l.imruutre i
And now. same day. 11. it. Slowera. District
Attorney, tiaversos tlio fnots set forth In iho
ithovn motion, bo far as relates to the seisotlon
in mo hmio juiors. anu says tnat sncn selection
was mode by the HaonCfof s.ud countv. Derson-
iitlV and not otherwise, nnd that as to the num.
moiling oi ute sititi jornrs. tno same was per
lornietl by the said unenff and his duty author
ized deputies. 11. It. HIKWBUS,
1)181. Attorney.
overEl authorities wero cited on both sides.
nnd without farther argument the Court over
ruled lite motion, and soaieil n bill or exception
lor me ueieuaaot. i ds onipa leung oi too jury
was then proceeded with, a id resulted as fol-
owsi
William Illoss Jr., Lower Towamenslng,
.tonus Bock, Kast l'enn'.
Joel sti'oht, Towamenslng.
Daniel iioyer.Jr.. Frankuu.
Daniel itamaW, Lower To ivimenslng.
Abraham Henry, 1'rankllu.
Ieyl West, Kidder.
Levi Mtriuib, Lower Towauienslng.
Henry Loug, Afahonlng.
Peter Ofleosinan, Weathjrly.
'i'homns A. Williams. f.ehigbton.
DraKO u. IVing, lchlghton.
Thelnry having benn sworn, the Dlstrlat At..
tnrney piocoodrd to oppn iue ease, and laid the
facts boforo tnem which tho Commonwealth ex.
tn'ctoj to pi ovo. At tho conclusion of his re
in irks, the Court adjourned till Saturday at 1
o'clock a.m. ,
HATVHDAY.
Court ononed at 9 o.m.. and the following tes.
tinuuy was elicited t
Jehu C. Ituttor caUod and sworn Rhowed
maps of tho topograpnvof county about Ashtou.
Hih Mnrgatet Murphy cul ed and sworn:
Testified to giving milk to tho three men; asKeid
mem n tuny wero loouagror work, and they
Biiswored ''yet." They wect off, and Idmnrc
nee them till nth of -sept, again in ilauch chunk:
J ul. Iho prisuuo.s stood up and she ruoogmzisd
tii"ii! ns tun nien
John II Kvj.it called nnd sworn : Is a black.
smith' taw ihs mm on the day before murder.
i'll-OHurs stood up anil were rcognUud by thai
witness all had dark clothed nu jt.ody had ni
bourd samd us now. Dofie ha beard as now,
and Kenigui same as now, I hiw prisoners in
iU.'llll,U IUUUK Jl I Ullll Hg.tUl tu uuuit in uct.
C,ss-ex iltuuea fnilu't snnak tj, a iv nns iia.
twevin I; lllug and tho time 1 came to M inch
taunK: i ueani oi joiioh ueiug gi lea uy three
men; ctu'. glv) the mines of any una who inik.
cd-Aithmo i.uuut the killing of JoaesHinueit
haiutMloil.
John Ihck called and sworu : Lived at No. 8,
aii'i no nuwi am a bUckmith , wis at work la
my ehop on SU ot septenlher: one stra iger oiaia
m.o my thop tout day the larger one; saw the"
uiun tho uext day lu the lockup at Tarn iqua i J.
H. Jt.vans was in the shop too, between the
houisot 'J and 12 ca t't exactly say, ,
Crosi-exauiined Doyle was arosicd In black:
wiwl.im iiiiouiitv i miuutes looked at him and
tueu went tu worc aain, took; a spocisl view of
him because he is u good-lookiag and well-oullt
man. Heard oi tho ivitllu after 7 o'Ciook satue
ihiyt don't remember who told me of thekllluia7
one caine and to d me and Kvans about It; don't
know whether he was good looking 1 am noc
so b.d looking when rnbbed up a llttie tlaugn
ter); can't -ay how often 1 have talked about
thOkiUiug.
John U.-Je cal cd and sworu : Lived at No. o
and do still; my badness greasing cars; Strang,
era came luinllie oli-bouse: it was la tho tore,
noon uhoutsysrds from the blaciumitfl shop'
saw Kelly tain to tho driver, the big unss.it at
the oii-houso; saw tno two go up the ol, t neap;
they came uowu again : sa.v tue small man j I
think they went toward tue brea ter.
CroHs-exainloed. aw them iinoutfi minutes:
men did nothing whoa sitting ou thn log; was fi
vards uway whoa 1 saw tuoio. if eara of the'
killing iloout 7:35 In the morning; the report
was tuat Jones was killed: they were alter two
men; didn't tell anybody that knew of soetng'
thro men; was sent lor to come to Maueb cn'k
to Aloiigat'a outce I told Albright one had o
cap oj, another a square coat on and dark
whlskeis, was lu Albright's olUce twice ; went
to AlDright'a the second time for the somo pur-
pose, to give desenption. 1 recognized the prl
eouers in prison; 1 thought they were looking
tor work; Kerrigan carad dowu the bank wlltr
the other men i can't say how he was dro.soa.
loo-iel at his face while he was ooralng down
mo Dank. Was at Albright's olflce on Tuesday,
Sept. 7th, was there again yonerday, and told
hlui tue sanje asain; uon't thluk ho read it to
me.
Aaron Hoffman sworn i Live at Summit UIU:
saw throe men: was on top ol dirt DonJc: saw
them at the oll-hnuae. sat duwm don't know
iriiat tney aid i mere were two ; can't tell now
tue weie drossed, had bats; I saw the tnrte of
taeraw.leo they wore coming from the boose;
v. as about too vards from the oil-house.
UMuS-examined. Didn't recognize either of
the men. ana dJn't now; waq broaght; Hera to
reogolie tnem; beard people talk ul them.
James McLaughlin sworn I Live at Ash ton i
am ttrem.au ut iSo. ti was aionv the rood in and'
oat the luunol; saw strange men between the
breaner ana tunnel that day, sitting on a log.
the uuxd man u not there; I walkod dowu;
nutblug said betweim m and the men: they
weut up the dirt bank aid Kerrigan came to
them. Prisoners stood np aud were UenUUed'
b toe wituess. saw them talk together, and
then went to rto. S; 1 recognize Doyle bevaase
I look htm lo be a man I knew, aud when with
in o yards saw It was not aim.
Cross-exauuned. Saw mem at Tamaqaa i
came with them to Mauoh Chunk ; koauiwnst
they came here fori wont to Tumaqa-i tu recog
nise Uie men; was s near as to the stove when
I saw Duyie; were drossod In buck clothes; bad.
frequent conversations with them; baa no talk
wil.i otllcers; talked to the engineer, worn with
him; been In our prison once, was there lo see,
th"Ui went In Ibu lockup at i'amaquai saw.
Doyio and Kody uo stairs tn a room at Tom,
qua; suw iterrlgau hire in Jul.