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BATlnrAY. NOVEMBER 27,
1080.
fcmroitiAi. Norr.s.
A now SwecditU Industry Is that of
it. J . H ... I A. ,
kavWaniiiaciunng line sawing mreau irom
wow.
In ordor to assist him In conducting his
luxuriant researches on the conlogcous dis
ease of domestic animals, Al. Pasteur has
teu assigned 60,000 francs by tbo French
government.
-'Tb day wo jiresent to our patrons the
lit Number of Volumo IX. of Tnn Carbos
Advocate, mid, tbanltlng them for the sup
port heretofore extended to us, respectfully
atk u continuance of tlioir favors.
o
- An international congress of electricians
will meet in-Wrls, on SepC 15, 1881, and
will ho prrtvd-id by nn international exhi
bition of electrical appliances, shown by In.
Tetilorsof this country and Europe.
Tbo perjury cases against William II
Kemble, Charles It. Salter and Jesso R.
Crawford wcrecalled In Court at Harrisburg
on Saturday, ami the Jury In eaih caso, by
direction of tho Court, rendered a verdict df
not guilty.
A new process for manufacturing a sub-
stitutofor electrotypes and stereotypes, from
celluloid, Is reported, and It is said that,
printing plates made of that material make
wonueriuny uno reproductions oi mo un
ginal, and that they have greatly superior
wearing qualities in the press.
Sir J1. H. Lcfroj, who has been inves
tigating for somo time, announces that the
ground is permanently frozen to u depth ol
45 feet on the iloclccnzia ilver, in British
North America! at York Factory, on Hud-
eon liny, 23 feet, and in about tho eama lat
itude, at Yakutsh, Siberia, it is frozen to n
depth of2S0 feet.
Mr. 11. B. Lamb is tho invontorof n
new iratcm for laying underground cables
fur electric wires. His experiments at Cam
dun, ?. J., rccenlly, proved highly ratls'tic
tory, and it is thought his invention will
eventually bo generally od.iptcd, in whiel
event jt would seem that house-tops uud
poles must soon submit their bin den of wh en
to be buried in tho earth, uud there will,
doubtless, bo but few mourners at tho fune
ral.
In our last issue, wu made notice- of a
new invention, bv Mr. Belli which lu-cl.iiiiis
will convey ami leproil ace sounds (mm liht,
Now comes M. Treve, n ship captain, n!
Paris, who claims to have invented an itpti
ralui which is capable of transforming sound
into light tho reverse of tho anion id tho
former's invention. Combined, tho two intiy
well bo classed witli tho wonderful disoovo
riea of tho nineteenth century.
frof. A. M. Mayer, of Ilbbnken, N. .1.,
ono o! tho ablest and most original Investi
gator In the ranlu of Amepe.li physicists,
is the proprietor of a most ingAiiotis inven
tion called the Topophonc, or ewind-placer,
iof which is to cnalle a (icrson
:h exactness, tho direction of a
.instrument it Is tUouzht, will
loggv
well known that tho location ol sound under
such circumstances is very uncertain.
In tho boring nftho tunnel of St. Goth
rd, a number of workmen engaged In the
work were prostro ted by a iljngernus unemia.
An Investigation of the distuso revealed the
fact that all who wcro afflicted with it were
alto troubled by a certain species of p.irusilic
worms, the mero presence of which was
pronounced sufficient to account for the de
velopmcnt of disease. As yet, no remedy
has been found for the disease, which is
proving fatal in many instances. Several
Ijtes bovo been reported In other tunnels
iian the one mentioned.
Somn experiments recently made by
themisls show some strange facts regarding
tho remarkable powers possessed by insects
In the resistance of chemical agents. One
gentleman reports that ho found that wee
vils imprisoned for a considerable length of
time in a flask containing caustic stone, ami
-coriander seed prospered, multiplied and
lived as long as the seed lasted, while still
another put a common house fly Into the
lo of potash ond returning toll the next
day found it alive and in good condition.
There are on exhibition at the Royal
Aquarium in London, n dwarf and a gbint,
both natives of China and both of which .ire
said to bo remarliablo ns regards their ttut
ure. The giant is named Chang, a natlvo
ef Pekln, measures full eight feet in height.
TIrsylwarf, Che-mah, is but three feet in
helghCVhong, is j-aid lo bo remarkably
intelligent and converses readily in severul
different languages English, French, Gr
man, Spanish, Chliioeo and Japnnese. lie
11 V v-it uj.' .-tho tallest man now on the
fa
lobe. The two are uttractlng much inter
est In England,
The decreasing oftho population of New
Zealand, tmco tho falling oir in the number
oflhoMaorJea or primitive inhabitants is
attributed to a lovo of drink. Iul Iik1 and
clothlng.neglcctofclennlliieaaand unwholo
toriio dwellings, should bo a lesson of warn
ing to other nations. Their numbers in
ISA' wero 53,334, ami a recent census show
but 43,195 adetrcasu of about twenty iter
mnU In nineteen years. Tho natives of
Hawaii whose modes of living are about the
smo as that of the ITowZealanders.aro ills
oppearing still more rapidly. In the just
twe ty years, their population has decreased
from. 57,125 to 44,089.
The onnual repirl of the OommlMloner
Ol en.inns shows that on I ho 311th of Junf
last 25O,0J Hrimns were receivinc Misi.-nt
from the Government The imiwnni aver
age M 03.34 each annual!
ill of $23,01 7,!KM.60. Exclusive of the ar
rears the payments for tho year ami-iinled
to V ,04B,1R5.R0, of which $15,4(18,1111.20
was jccru&l petition in Hie new cases. Tl.e
Jmynienl of arrears was begun in Mnv, 1R71I.
Thero wos paid in May and June of that
year $3,91)3,3.n3, ami $I9.,JS0,808.I3 dur
ing the last fiscal year. The loud amount
p- -4 out for pensions during tho year was
f ,02 ,01)4.12. CommlsMoner Bentley esti
mate that it will require upward of $40,.
C00.U0O to pay the puslmi for the ctiirri-ut
v r xtt unmoor oi rates li willed air.-iisi
r't(nt os hat bean allowed up to Xnv. I
U tl 117. Tlie average In evch ante hi $40.-15-
I n-lerli" Mis granting paintloiis tin
ace- jat f tcriee In the war nf 1812,34,.
turvivors unHr.OO widow prvteiitol
o tut ai.d 2.',47(Nf 111 survivors, and
29,898 widows have betfl pens4oued. The
t -ttl amount of money paid nut for iiafii
f r .tic Irst twenty years it $4U,T18r55.70.
I . ctt about 2,50nentiun(rs retidiug at
lh vnriolli uronoliea rtftlio liotnet for ills-
nbUxl volunteer soldiers, whoso pensions an- j
ntiiilly nmonntto about $300,000, which has
been Kild to tho Trcaenrerof tho Home and
disbursed under tho direction of the man
tigers, who claim that this course is justified
by tho law ond necessary in order to sccuro
proper discipline and good order among tho
inmates. Tho Commissioner is of opinion
that the law does not provide for the pay
ment of these pensions In this manner, and
requests that tho subject be brought to the
attention of Congress, and the dalles of the
Commissioner of Tensions and managers of
the Home In relation to theso pensions bo
miiroclearly defined. Legislation to author.
ice tho payment of the pensions to the wives
and children oflnsano or Imprisoned inva
lid pensioners Is recommended J also legis
lation to authorise tho pensions of minor
children to be commenced at the dote of the
lost payment to tho widow of tho soldier In
cases where she has remarried and conceal
ed tho fact and continued to draw the pen
slon.
James Douglass Williams, Governor of
Indiana, and almost universally known
throughout tho United Slates as"Bluo Joans
Williams," died on Saturday morning, at
Indianapolis, after a abort Illness. Ho was
born in Tiqua county, Ohio, January 18,
1808, ono of his parents, being of Scotch-Irish
and tho other of Welsh-English slock. When
ho was ten years old his father removed to
Knox county, Indiana, where the Governor
has lesidod evcrslnce. Governor Vt imams
opiiortunilles for education were limited to
a few winter sessions at the country school
His father died in 1828, leaving to his fami
ly of six children little elso than his farm,
James remained at home until bis marriage,
in 1831, to the daughter of a neighboring
farmer, when he purchased a quarter section
of wild land, erected a log cubin and began
tho task ofmokingn homeiii tho wilderness.
This farm was enlarged from time to time
until it included 2000 acres. Gnvernof
Williams made his first appearance In pu!
lie llfo in 1839, when he became a justice of
the peace. Ho was sent to the State Legls
iaturo in 1843, since which time he was al
most constantly in public lile. Ho repre
sented his district In tho State Board of Ag
riculture for sixteen years, filling the office
of president for four years, and served seven
yeuis In (he State House of Representatives
and twelve years in the Senate. In 1872
he was n delegate to the Baltimore Conven
tion, nnd in 1873 was the Democratic can
didate for United States Senator against
Oliver V. Morton. In 1874 ho wai olected
Itf the LlVlh Congress from the Second In
diana District as a Democrat, leceiviug a
majority of nearly 8000. Ho served from
December 0, 1875,tn December 1, 187B, when
he resigned, having been eit-ctcd Uoyeruor
ol Indiana, lur the teiiu ending next Janu
ary. Governor Williams was chuhman ol
the House Committee on Accounts while in
Congress. His tall figure was always clad
in an old l.ishioued Kill nf blue-jeans, and
uiid when he look the nulh of nflice as Gov
ernor lie wote a suit of the same material,
winch bad been presented tohlin by severul
Kentucky ladies. Tho only speech be ever
made in Congress that attracted attention
was the brirf ouo in which ho thus referred
to hi? dress: 'I am not ashamed of my old
fashioned Kentucky jeans. Tho people of
Indiana urc not ashamed of mo because 1
wear it, uud 1 am suro tho country would
bo tie belter for it if we could get lack to
the simple habits of our fathers in t lie mut
ter of dress ns well as BomejulfthinfiS."
"NEWYORK.
rauu oua tiKGiiLAa cohrkspondknt.
Nkw y.niK.Nov. 25lh, 1880.
Thia is the week for tho levivul of para
graphs ,11 newspapers otherwise, respectable
and estimable to the cll'ect Ihil tho United
States will take Turkey on Thursday, ami
other gastromonic observations equally lowl.
And speaking of turkey, have you any Idea
of tho vast army of these birds sacrificed to
graco ono day's dinner in this city alone T
A geiitlaman well informed in such matters
says that not less than 200.000 turkeys are
cooked in New York on Thanksgiving day.
You can figure for voursell how much this
single item of the feast costs by looking at
tho market quotations for poultry as given
to-day.
Next in importance to supplying tho de
mands of the stomach, is the necessity for
responding to the requirements of fushiou lu
the mutter of outward adornment. Never
has there been such unlimited opportunities
for selection us now, both us to the variety
of fubricj and the elastic lango of prices. I
am glad to say, while on this subject, that
the Prinocss of Wales, who nowdictutea the
fashions for her sex, has tabooed tho Jersey
nnd banished this abomination that is onlv
suitable for the use of the tlcmi mondc. The
present season there is u levival of furs.and
at G'uither's ore to Iw seen some handsome
ciiculurs, lined with erminc,iita prico which
inly "a Rothschild or an American nows-
paper man -could piy. In bonnets I uotiie
the ribbons are lu od igiously wido aiidatlthe
a'yles for ladies' headvvcjr are unusually
pronounce. At Lord A T.ilor's, tho f.iun-
Iain-head of infurmution on which nil the
letters from tho uietroiolis are luted, I have
sicn some exquisite toilettes in.penrl while
satin, quite aflcr the Bernhardt method,
which ore examples of the rostlietio us ui
phed to dr, g.mds. Apropot, at the nunc
esiulilUhnient I iIImuivci'i-iI, by a reicul
visit, that while one could speiul us ii.iich
us ut Wnith's In Puns, uud with no leu
satisfactory resulls, pmiph. nf the mott lim
iteil means cm find Iho most desirable
good at more reasonable priees llinn are
charged by some retail places which blazon
their figures at relating In certain sieoiol.
lies, only in the advertising coluuiiunf the
uewsijiers. Brudod bonnets ore quite the
correct thing, and at the theatre uud iqiera
it is now a adtive relief jn.l to hate lo
climb a strp-luililer lo tee over tbo head of
the lady tilting in Irontnf von. Ul.t.-i.uml
watur prn.1f.411c now replaced by English
driving ooiitH, with -jK-ii mill ho.K Roally
Uhinnalito KnplH 11,1 longer dl.play I) e
pit-rents at w.ibling receptions. At Till'
.auy'a are cxhibiU-d romo entirely new mid
artistic ilelgn in oriental sett of jewelry.
Several novelties in thuw pins am particu
larly iioileeablo. Sumo day l-cfnre the hull
days, I prow to lake lima lo visit tcverul
of the hading houses wheio my feminine
friends Hunt do congregate, 11 lid tell, us best
I may, tbo result ol my investigations.
In JrutA on Monday morning was what
purirted to bo a confession of Kciiward
Pliilp of bit forgery oftho Morey-Oarfirld
Olilne'o letter. Now (ho fact it that Truth
incontinently dii-eharge.1 Pliilp iiver 11 week
ait", and this ullet.il mulnteinn, like I lie ul
letiwl autograph UMter of Gaifltfl.l, wat a
forgery 1 Then it certainly a delirious ut
orNU'iJiill.v in this forliiK of a f.irgrr's
name by Hie Mr whieh Wat rermurlblA
fur the original jwrhirniaiMe. Pliilp, who
is a very bright frllow, in Siwkiui; of the
urigiual f.-rnery, nU to me : "I don't mind
their ureuting me of this Jb, but ( fMl burl
thai they tltuuhl think me ta ttujii,! at til
it Duutfwtllo limiting into what purjmrts
to be a Republican UlUrl"refrring,ef count
In the tit of "rompanys" fnr"ttnponles."
Tfio mini who took thqjob ofpboloRmph-
lug and electrolysing the letter for'JViZM is
a Republican of the 'most pronotincedllo-
criplion, and to-day Ijwat told tint Truth
still owes him $500 for hit part if tho wltrk,
Tho detcctivo who was resiionslblo for
bringing tho forgery lo light, as well os for
tho discovery and arrest of the forger,Thom
as E. Lonergnn, will receive his reward, to
I am semi officially Informed, after General I
Garfield it luauguraled,by being made chief
of th secret service. Ho is a maiv admir
ably fitted for tho position, and would con-,
duct that department in a way to make it
tho terror of evil doers and all, offenders
against tho laws of Unrlo Sam.
Speaking of General GarfiehValls lo mind
a conversation I bad yesterday with John
I Davenport, or "Litttlo Johnny," at he Is
more familiarly called. You have undoubt
edly noticed that ho and Marshall Jewell
visited General Garfield at Mentor the other
day, and tho object of the visit was said to
bo the necessity for obtaining funds lo settlo
up tho oxpehses of tho Republican cam
paign. Mr. Davenport osurca mo Hint this
statement Is not correct, and in this con
ncction ho further Bald that the day the Na
tlonal Republican Comniltteo closed its la
borsand Its doors they paid every cent
of indebtedness Incurred during the presi
dential campaign.
Mr. James F. Jerome, a ynungand brilli
ant journalist, who has held first-class po
sitions on several of our leading dallies, and
who Is at present connected with tho staff of
the Tribune, leaves New York on Sunday,
tho 28th Inst. Ho goes to Omaha to take
llm position of mouaging editor of tho iiii
fluenllal Herald of that city. Previous to
bis departure his newspaper friends will
give him a splendid farewell banquet at the
St. Nicholas, on Sa'.urdoy evening. Dr,
John B. Wood, lato higlit editor of tho Sun,
ond known to tho profession as "tho great
American condensor, ' will act as chairman
with II. Clay Luken's, of tho A'ciea, as Sec
retary. The commitleo of arrangements In
cludes the names of seventeen gentlemen of
tho prcssjconuected with our leading papers,
and no moro could be said for Mr. Jerome
thun that ho deserves tho send oil' ho will
receive.
Vienna gaye up lis Prater, London its
Hyde Park, Pari3 its Champ do Mars, and
Philadelphia its Fairmont Park for the
world's fairs. It appears thai Central Park,
however, is so superior to all other parks on
the luce of tho globe that itcanuot-be used
for tho International Exhibition of 1 883 As
tlie matter stands now it looks very much as
though there would bo no World's Fair iu
this city iu the year named niter all. The
situ selected by the commissioners, we me
ussurcd iu iidvuuce,lhcy rauuot obtain. Un
less some man of clear head, sterling com
mon-sense, and indomitnblo energy coints
to the front and sets the matter right, the
outlook is most encouraging fur u first class
fizzle. In any event there is no more time
for Hilling.
A new opera is so uncommon a tiling In
this country that the production of Boito's
"Mrfistufule" for the first llnio at the Acade
my of Music, Wednesday evening, tho 24th
inst,hus attracted Iho utlcntion of tho en-
tiro music-loving public. With Campanini
and Carv in the cast thero could bo noboubt
as to the artistic success of this latest addit
ion to tlie repertoire of Colonel Maplcsou's
excellent company.
The two principle dramatic events nf the
season thus far have been the appcaracce ol
the Bernhardt up
uuilJohn McCullou?h thi
levicuto" 1 rcocrnviTi aiirun muscle nnc
bruwn, illustrating the anlijiodul schools of
modern druipatic art.
The next dramatic sensation will bo the
reappeaiunco of Salvini, the eminent Itali
an tragedianaifter an absence ol about seven
years from the American stage. He wilt act
in Ita!iaii.supiortel by an English-speaking
company. The idea, which may a first seem
absurd uud impracticable, is not a new one.
Salvini told me that wheu tho proposition
wus first made to him he "shuddered witli
laughler,"us he himself grotesquely express
ed it; then ho recalled the fact that Mudain
J-inauschek hadlono tho same thing, nlso
Ira Aldridge, the American, and that acting
iu two languages is not infrequently and
suecesslully doue in Germany ,- so he ceased
his convulsive laughter mid consented to
come. He will make his first appearance
at the Arch Street theatre, Philadelphia, on
the 29th instant,npcning in Othello. He will
come to New York for thirty peiforuionees
at Booth's thtatro, beginning in January.
Of the Passion Ploy, which Mr. Abbey an
nounces he will produce at Booth's theatre
next month, and of which the pulpit and
press are expressing opinions of the most
pronounced description, I shall have some
thing to say in unother letter.
Just now there is great rivalry between
the Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotels us to
which shall outrun!! the other. Tho Wind
sor ,lst.ild to have expanded $85,000 this
ear in internal improvements, ami that by
New Ye-ir'a tlie outlay will havo reached
$100,000. Per i-oiitru.the Fifth Avenue has
Grunt und his family as iermanent guests
for tlie winter. Iu connection witli hotels
it may b mentioned that, contrary to Iho
expectations that the exodus immediately
lolli Vfi ig Ihe close of the campaign would
leaye the ciravunseries empty, they have
never beem more croudeLthau how at this
seas-oi of the year, with every prospect that
tho rush will-continue until alter tho lioli.
days.
William Hsiry Vanderbilt's new mI.ico
U. rapidly uppKiiehing completion, and one
of Ihe continued art uudocial events of the
season will I Iho reception to view the con
tents of hit n.v ml gallery. It is staled
that Mr. Vunderbilt Sieut not les than hall
a million dollars for pictures and statuary
during his recent trip to EuroM, uud tho
collection contains some of the best examp
les of the most famous living a 1 lists.
The putilishert are ull making extensive
prcnirutina lor tho holiday trade, and an
uiiii.uully rich, ustorlineiit of beautifully
uud o.lly gilt Looks ore being isued Ir-'in
tl(H presses df leading h-iiis. A d-ulure. nf
the holiday teasou, In which moreallenlion
liu licen wid thiileatoii lliau ever before,
it a hirer Mssnituirul 1. 1' Christmas curds, iu
entirely 1 ew nnd exceedingly urllstic de
bigns. I notice that already l'rang', uf Uos
Ion, has offered $1,000 in prizes for the best
designs fur cardt for the sraaoli of 1881-82.
JJBI-Giiliii? StlPPKits A beautiful
transcription by A. E. Warren, introducing
the melody of'-In tho morning by the bright
light." "Meuurtt," a vocal pieco by St.
Saene. "Wo fly In Thee in Danger," by
Aiiber.fp.m th 0iera id Mananiello. "Ban
bury Cross," the latest English ong, by
Wellin'i. And the popular pic "Orphee
Aux EufW Quadiillt," by OH'tnbock. The
above are Iho inusmal wtretlou, wluld we
haveli-n lugetof nvtM from tho Musical
U'l.rl las.inprirlug s-niieof the twit eritioitiu
of Ihe day. The whole may lie found in
the N..v,.iiilr. Soort. Pahlitliod by J. F,
Perry A Co., 13 Wott St., B-tUm, vvlo wili
forward it lo yu uimo receipt often i-niils.
filainpt taken. J. F. Perry &Oo., 13 Wett
St., Bottom
04nel J4m J-t. Tlwmitp, of Bulbar
county, it lh hint sniwuueenmjt for the
Unitt-i SttUi EtDa&rAilp.
WASHINGTON.
rnon ottn Rnact.AR ce-BUf.BrosDF.ST.
YA8mxnT(iN,D. C, Nov. 23, 18S0,
Tho fourteenth annual session oftho Na
tional Grange of Patrons of Husbandry has
been held In Washington during the past
wok. About fivo hundred members it is
staled participated in tho proceedings, re
presenting every stato and territory Jn tho
Union. All the founders with a tingle ox
ceptlou it Is understood wcro prcsont.
Tho citizens of tho District of Columbia
have not been much edified by tho wrang
ling oftho politicians regarding the inaug
uration ceremonies of tbo 4th of March.
There ore qulto a numberof gentlemen who
are very desirous of having their names
printed In the local papers so that the presi
dent elect can ceo who aro hit enthusiastic
admirers. They think by such a course
that thoy will bo recommended to tbo In
coming President as men very worthy of
hlsnotico and accordingly his preference.
Gen. Garfield is accredited, however, with
loo much good sense to allow such a man
ner of approaching him, lo influence his;
udgmcnt In any particular. The President
elect is expected to arriyo hero next Tues
day and lo remain very quietly at his resi
dence for a few days. Good heavens 1 we
pity him, )is quiet will bo lika the mur
muring of tlio ocean, attended by tho musi
cal aspirations of a thousand, mosquitoes.
W hat a quiet time bo will have to bo suro I
It must bo n nico thlug to bo a President
elect. ,
There will undoububtly be a big time here
during Inauguration week, as all tho hotel
keepers are, already refusing applications for
rooms during that time. Every room and
available space In some of tho hotels has al
ready been allotted. Ono hotel proprietor
has had application from Philadelphia to
board and lodge 1700 visitors from that city.
It is asserted that tho contest to oust Mr,
Kellogg of Loulstanna from hl3 scat as Sen
ator will not be renewed this coming session,
notwithstanding the appointment of Gover
nor Wlltz as successor to SpoITord the de
ceased contestant. Five leading Democratic
Senators, Messrs. Bayard, Butler, Hampton,
Pendleton, and Thurman declared against
tho chilms of Spoflbrd, nud others aro now
being udded to Iho list.
Tho Sigma Chi "fraternity" oftho var
ious colleges of tho country have been hold
ing a conclave In Washington during the
past few days. Ou Thursday tho proceed
ings closed by 11 trip to Mount Vernon and
u banquet in tho evening.
Friday afternoon Neyersan alias "Babe"
Bedford, and Queenau expiated the crime
of murder ujumi the gallows. Last spring a
young mun nuiued Hirth of respeetibility
und worth was brutally assaulted by sever.il
blacks, iu tlie evening as ho was proceeding
homeward after business, and hit deulh was
the result. Three of Ins assailants were con
victed of the murder, aud two wero hung,
while the sentence oftho third wascommut
cd lo imprisonment for life. The general
impression was that tho President would
intervene in the case oftho two victims of
tho law, but such proved fnrtutiatt-lv for tills
community not to be thecasc. Tho exam
ple fs a very shlutary ono and will have it
ell'cct accordingly upon Ihe dangerous classes
of the District.
It is understood that the question of who
will be the successor of tho lato "Old Pro
babilities" haa been finally Fettled by tho
President jpj minting General M'lesaiChicf
oftho Signal Service Deparun
try and is known as one oftho best Indian
lighters on record. Ho hud an excellent
record during tho war beginningus Captain
In the 22d Mass. Vols., und ending us Col.
onel of tho-tOlh U. 8. Infantry and Bievet
Major Gcuerul in tho regular army.
Auousi.
OCII EPLCt.ll. LETTER.
Washimitox, I). C.Nov. 21, 18S0.
Prognostication and speculations concern
ing (he now Cabinet and tho organization
of the next Congress lakes precedence now
in this city of political gossip. Even the
upproaching session of Congress, a nearer
cyont, elicits less interest at this time. We
have had quits a number of prominent po
liticians hero during the last week, and the
curiosi'ly to learn what thoy aro driving at,
anil to obtain their views, is all-absorbing.
We could not live if it were not for this sort
of tiling. Thero is not a little anxiety to
settlo tho question as to the influence likely
to prevail in making up tho -new adminis
tration whether Senator Conkling and his
associates in the Grunt canvass will havo
the post of honor or not. I could not begin
to givoyou all the "slales" that havo been
rcjmrled, nor would it bo of especial value,
for it is more than probable that 110 0110. but
General Gorfield hlmselt'bas any very de
finite and authoritlvu ideas on the subject
Some of the prophets placo Senator Don
Cttinorou.iijjthoAVur Office and Geucr.il Lo
gan or cx-Seu. tor HIMicwU lu'churgo of the
Interior Depailmmt.with Postmaster Juines,
of New Yorkait Potinaater General. Kuiery
Storrs, uf Chicago, is mentioned us a jmmsiblo
Attorney General, and Chairman Jewell it
assigned a foreign mission, sn.co hit with
ilrawul from tho Senatorial race iu Con
necticut', in Ijvur of Huwley.
As to the organization of the next IIous
of Representatives, thero It reilly more op
poituuity for Ihe cxerciso of ono't judge
ineut.' It is.ii tarn prad jetton that Secretary
MoPhersin;'thu firmer Clerk, will g-i back
In the nMilinn from which iho Dcunicruts
ictired him in 1H74. Ho was u ooiiiHleui
and pipularnlli Mr, ami by re 1111 of hltio
siliou as secretary nf the Cuigreitlpnul
Campaign Committee, has the insnbi truck
over any competitor in the canvass. The
only thing likely to defe.it him would be 1111
unfortunate ounbinatjou 011 Iho Suraker
ship. Mr. Kassoii Ittaid to be Mc Phersoti'a
candidate for Sjieaker, und tliould Mr. Frye
be elected Senator from Maine, ho would bo
out of the way and Kuttan't chances go.l.
Yet thero are two or three contingi-nci-tthat
may upset tliiVarrungeiiiciiliiiil if Mc Pner
ton bus fonii'-d ail alliance with la-in. a
remriei, it might bo diwtslrous. Al present,
liovvevor, llnj outlook it lll.it siioli u cuiiibi
nntfon would sweep the deck. B-ith Judgo
Killey and Mr. Conger aro uwnlione.1 at
camlidutrt for the Spejkerthip. Tho former
is denoniliiutirl the "I'itlier of the House,"
having served eleven couseeutivo terms
Iweiity-ttvo yeart uud tho latter is under
stood to have a good charioo for tho Michi
gan SenaU)rliii. George C. Gorham, ex
iectt to ba returned to hit old position at
Secretary of tho Senate, If the Republicans
can control that bodyatfter March 4th, but
that now teems hardly probable, uuleta Ma
hone, of Virginia, yoUj with tliu Republi
cans. Mahoup was liore a few dayt ago
und had iuU-rviewf with prominent otlioiu It,
but un one other than liimtelf knows how
he will art. Judge Davit it alto a rather
uncertain Dtun-crut.and all things contider
nl, the next Somite it uwfully nji.t.d.
Piibly ICrllngij, of Louitiani, liny bo
turned out thU winter and a Dtmoerut seat
ed. The rtport that General Shtrman will
shortly be pi seed on the retired list it true,
nurwitluand'ng the authorized ttttemtct
frota U Wtr Department Is the contrary.
The anbounced Intentions of the President
havo nothing to do with it. The General!
does not, In Ihe event that ho carries lilt
expressed purpose Into effect, In'end to atk
to bo retired until next April, when Presi
dent Hayes will bo tncro'y Mr. Hayes, and
when tho prcrent nitthnritativo voicoof tho
War Department will bo that of an humble
citizen. General- Sherman has Iho right,
buying served in the army thirty years, lo
ask to bo retired, ond Ilia understood that
ho prefers llfo In St. Louis with his grand
children and a retired officer's pay, to the
mero honor of being n subordinate to the
next Secretary ol War in Washinglon,whlch
ho will bo under tbo regulations of Ihe
army to bo approved by tho President In a
few days. In Iho ovent of his retirement
General Sheridan will bo called to Wash
ington and General Hancock assigned to
command at Chicago, unless ho prefers lo
remain where ho is, in which caso Gen.
Schofield would likely succeed General
Sheridan.
Cclonel R. M. Scolt,in charge of the publi
cation oftho official records oftho war of
Iho rebellion, reports that tho work hat
steadily progressed during the past year.
Important additions havo been made by
voluntary contributions to tho records, both
Union and Confederate, among tho contri
butions being valuable papers from Mr.
Davis, Generals Beauregard, Chalmers, D.
II. Hill, B. R. Johnson, S. D. Lee, E. Kirby
Smith, Steele and A. P. Stewart, and from
the representatives of Generals Branch,
Breckeuridge, D. II. Cooper and Dwell. Tho
first two volumes of tho records wcro scut
to tho public printer on tho 24th of August
last, aud other volumes will follow until the
present appropriation is exhausted. It Is
expected that the first two, volumes will bo
published by tho tlmo of the reassembling
of Congress. It is estimated that tho cntiro
publication, which it is proposed lo divide
into four series, will require ninety-six vol
umes. Dosi Pcuno.
MTA't'i: ,M;iV3.
Tea cutting has commenced in Lancaster
counly.
A buck and doo ran through tho main
street of Bushklll a few days ago.
Gcorgo Schoonover, of Ilushkill, Tiko do.,
committed suicide by Hanging on istonilay,
Charles L. Conover, of New Hanover,
Montgomery county, has a grape vine lliut
is bearing a second crop.
Tho trial of Beniamln K. Bortrec, for the
muriler of Henry W. Sliouse, of lCiston
UKea placo al Jioiiesilalo on Ueccmucr 7.
Robert V. Critswcll, who has been editor
oftho Titusvlllo Petroleum 'World from its
commencement, lius taken n jiositiou on tho
Cincinnati jiquircr.
B. B. Crawford, keeper nf tho Allegheny
County Almshouse, has tteeu acquitted of the
murder of one oftho inmates named Cool
baugli by beating him to death.
The Ruidini; Railroad Company has TOO
iKiut loadsotoi.il en routo lor Baltimore,
whicn ate detained in the vieiuitv ol Col
uiiibiu owing lu the Irozeu condition of the
canal.
William Brandon and Aggie Fordyce, ot
Brandon ville,Sclmvrklll county, eloped aud
were arrested uL Wilke&bjuro." Tlio youiii!
inaii, had u large umouiit of his father's
money with him.
" George Slocutn, a brukeman, was behead-
cd by cirr in tlio yard ot tho Lake Shore
mid ut Eric 011 Sunday. The Co loner's jury
blamed the conductor ot the train, John
ivorili, lor negligence-.
O'Neil Sl Co., ma I merchants of Pittsburg,
have nndc a contract todeliver tho Stiiudurd
Oil Company It) i) bapj buds of b.-invl fctavra
Jvicli barga is to liol I U0,(i)0 stuves, winch
kwlll be cut in Kentucky.
Robert' CoUinan, uf Lebanon, is making
cut. Ho, ul prcpaiallont lo build nt I
-l-grWBrrr.'Mal-1 " Hi f Ur ' l,u.
., i- TVjveral rows ol housed. Tl:
thai place a boll
fl,4iiln "liir-.m uimI
itthes.uno pl.ice.which li.isbe.eu ubandoneii
L IU Old I S 111 1
s also to bo put in operation.
Tlie Minting depailment attached to IIos-
ctterA Smith's biltcrs manuf-iclorviit Pittt-
burg was destroyed by lire nt an c.ulv hour
rueihiv, involving 11 loss of about $fo,U0O ;
isiveietltiy insurance. A largo number ol
women me thrown out of work tcuinirarily.
Now Advertiscnients.
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40
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hence, every Issue It really printed with now
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, From llinu to ttin'o Sermons by Eminent
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to slate our opinions.
Our New Terms for 1881.
One subscilptton one year. In advance., t3 00
For 0 months t.W, fur 3 months 0 76
Ono rubscrJpttun 2 years, in ailvunco. . . 6 00
Un lubsoilpuon w.ih 1 msw tubicnber,
h-ith to advuiice. In one r- inlttance, 0 00
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nil 3 In advance. In one remlttunor. . 7 00
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all 4 lu u-lvauca In one retultlauce.. tl 60
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rlnht lo withdraw our liberal club rates at
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1 UROAUWAY, NEW YORK CITY,
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uconipieto ufftni'a oatlltof 12 ocautitulpiom
lam Chrniuos, iito a copy of our Hook of Vrflu
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an iiiU'troicd jjcuonnry or every usini worn
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lap, Advlco to .Mci chants, CU-iVs, Moclianlcs
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QAU1I0N NOTICE.
All persons arc hcrotiy forbid meddllns with
n iiiv Marc, ono Mirlm; Wau-on ono Simile-
seated ttarriaire, one llackboard and two Sets
01 Harness. now in 100 poFcion 01 Aorannm
Lewis, of tho llornUKh or Parryvllle, Carbon
County, I'a., as tho same are my property,
anu lounco 10 uiui uurina: my inensore.
1111,11
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I'arryvllle, Nor. 20, 16S0-W3
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52 3 37 Turk Row, Now York.
p)UHI,IC SAI.Kor YALUAUIjK
Ecal Estate &Porsoual Prpty
Thero will bo offorcd nt publlo sale, by the
unitersta;ned, at her resldoiiee In East Pknn
township, Carbon Ouunty, Pa., on
Saturday, December 11, H80,
at 1 1 o'clock A. M , nil thoso certain described
Farm Tracts or Pieces of IjANII. hounded by
lands of Jacob Mcb:orwu!t, Kt-ulen Peter,
.locob FrlnlnKer, Anna Dlnkoy, W.S. Hclnt.
r.tuinan, Hannah Nltuson, Auaustus Eck'. J,
11. Sch tntiell and John It.iilk-t. eontainlmr
T'.i Acres and 81 Perches, moro ar less. The
linir-vcinfnts theroon cons.st or n Iitvclllnu;
House. Ham an. I oiitiuildlmrs: a full bear-
Imr Orchard ofChi-tce Fruit Trees; und a tlno
rj-iream or wnur runs ihrouli the Property,
Terms made known nt time, und placo ol sale,
ALSO,
At same time, ! Horses, 2-year old (Jolt, 3
Cows. Itelfer, 4 l-'at lions, 3 Sln.au. Wagons,
Carriage. Harness. Tlireshlnn Machine, II ly
Rake, Potatoes, Apples, Hay Si raw, Horn In
t:ob. Hedsttals. lteddlmr. ilhalrs. Tables.
Stoves, und it variety ot Household t-'urnliurc
and Farming lmnli-mciils too numerous to
mention. T1.1IMS: t'ah on nil purchases
nnjcr 4,,over that sum six months' cro-llt.
I LlZAIIEril O. UIES.
i'Cnn, ftOV. 18SU-W3
For HOLIDAYS, 1880.
MM8CHIESCHSKT
lieinectrullynnounces to her friends and tho
public cncraiV! Out she Is now receiving;
uud opening; iiV- their Inspection a larger
s'oik than uver oXtlio very latest novelties In
Toys & Kkjjey Goods,
Suitable for HOi.IDAYVpRESEVTS for
oungnndOld Rich, ami Pi'.ior. Don't Mil
to call early and sccuin ttrttvlinlen an-l best
hargiln She also mills thAjr attention to
her New, Laruo and lUegant asVurtuicnt or
-NOTIOIKS,
enmprlslnjr Underwear, Berlin and UVrman
town Wool", Hosiery, Iiuportod nnallo.
mesne iiibiions, tlloVvs. Flowers ane
a nno assortment or Now Designs
IN FANCY ARTICLES
Also, In connection with the above, a full!
and complete etock of
;i:tii3.i n'ttUDTs,
LIMBUROEU CHEESE,
OnndlcN At 4'onfVenoiiM,
together with a'varlctyofO ods not general
ly kept In any oilier store in town, iryou do
njt seo what jou want, ask for it.
A share or publlo' patronage solicited, and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed In prico and
quality or goods.
tai! St., 2 doors aiwe In,
Nov 'JO, 1S50.
LEIII JIITON, Pa.
(Imlulstrator'u .Nutlcc,
Whereas Lstters af Administration unon
the Estate ot Daniel itau.nly, lite of Lower
T-iwamensing ownsiiip, uaroon conntr. fa.,
deceased, have been granted to the under
stand, nil persons having claims against Ihe
t-ild ea,ato will please present them, dulv au.
Ihrntieated. rnr settlement, and those Indebt
ed I" (Ins said cttntn will mako Immediate
payment. OLIVEIt II LOSE, .In.,
Adinlnittrntur. etc.
Lower Towamentlng, Nov. 13, lSSO-wt)
LOST, TWO COWS.
On llieaoiliot OctoWr, TvoUoiTt ona Wbll.
ami I lie otlmr ltu.l with White Kitt nml II II.
Moth hry mil Tliln. Any iron knowing
lualr nb.r.uluuti will iiioatvlnrnrtn
J. 11. .nil 11. II. 1(1:11,
Nor 13, IMO-wS Kiuc Slauili Oliunk.
UIUTOU'.S NOTICE.
Tie unl.rtltfnl auditor, appointed by the
(,'ourt ol Uotuinon I'lriti of Uarhun iiounty, ta
luM uiHut tno ezotitIoat ami dittrlbuto tlie
iundtlu llm uawltuT M. A. t)lnfard,attli(Bee
or 11. I'. Klp4nuer. amoiu tlie nrnditort,
wIIIhUmkI to tceduil'-a of kit Ji-nolotwent,
at bit otttw. O, rner ot Uaei- aadBuaiiulkan..a
HJt: In t boMoKii Mau.-li Ofcwk. aaH
veliitdty, utowUHi Mb. MM, at 10 o'civtlc
A.M. JOHN KLINK.
hot. 11, liSO.-wl Auditor.
t Al izUiT ill
3pll ill!
A
VTA.
Hotels and Saloons.
QA'RBON HOUSE,
J, W, KAUDr,NIlUSJf, PROPRinTOlt,
UAsit St., r,imtOHTOtf, Pa,
Tho OAnnojr llni-sn offert first-class aeenrn
ramlAtlons to the Traveling public Hoarding
by tho Hay or Week on Reasonable Torml.
Cliolco UlKtrs, Wines and Manors always on
html. UoodSliods ana Stables, with alteo
tlyo Hostlers, attached. April 10-yl
-y EOl'OLD MEVKU,
id-ipee'fully annonneea that he hat Juii
opened nn
Oyster ami Eating Saloon
In the bnllillnir next door to tho dontral Car
rlaRO Works, on llankStrcet. LUUIUllTIIN,
I'a., and that ho It prepared to servo up ratals
al alt hours oftho day or evening at very rea
sonable characs. OYSTEItS received fresh
every day, bad supplied lo families at lowest
mrrkct prices. Also, all kinds of Cheese ond
Mustard, In large or snutll quantities, for
family uso, cheaper thanelsowhcro In this vt
clnlly. ap. 10, 1880-ly.
The Fort Allen House,
WEISSPOllT, PA.
Nathan Klotz, Proprietor
Thlt Honso It located In tho Rorough of
Wolisport, urbn uouniy, ra., ono is uuui
on tho site or I'ort Allen.an old stockade fort.
Itlcatlon. creeled hero over a century ago to
protect tho early settlers aualnst tha hostile
Incursions of the Indiana. The liouso IS a sub.
ttantlnl brick, and was named '-Fort Allen
liouso" bv the lata Edward Weiss: ltcontntns
Thirty-two Rooms and a handsome Restau
rant, anu 1110 present s-ropriciur nn uutij
and thorouKlily refitted the establishment.
It has all thentuiolntmontsbf a FtnsT Class
CoOjernY Hotki. adapted for tlio comfort ol
Its patrons. In close, proslmttv to the Hotel,
In perfect preservation, Is tho Historic!
OLD FRAP, KLIN WELL,
tvhleti was duo- bv order of Ilcntamln Frank-
1 11 in Rtinn v ine irnrrison oi eort itiien wiin
wnisr. Its walls ofstonc. which still defr the
ravages of aires, aro as pcrteatto-dayas whon
put there, aiititnoweii now -contains iiuuui
It lent nfertstal water. TI16 well Is now bei
Ing fitted up ns a historic rclicto tho water of
which mo puiroua ui iuu iiuusu mi, uuvu itcu
access.
SUMMER BOARDERS
will he accommodated at Reasonable Prices.
Tho liar Is supplied witn tno m-i tvinci,
Liquors and Cigars, dood stabling attached
May, B.iy
NATHAN KLOTZ.
Kendall's Spavin Cure,
Ihe root mecrsslnl Ilemntip over cliff over
cl, m it is certiin la tt- clTt.'cla nml docs not
UJUlir tt L A 1) I'UOUF.IIHLOW
From Eev. P. J. Granger,
Pres. Elder of St. Albans Dist,
.St. Albans, Vt., Jon. 20th, rso.
Bit. n. J K km all t Co . flonU: In ifnlv
toynur icitt'i-I w it ftiy that uir esper euce
with K nil-ill tspavm cjuro 1i:m been very
Mai.ejiiciiMV muepu. i iirt'o or lour Ttarh ago
x linicuiiu n u oi yvnr nsi't nim win. i.
ruin 1 1. ImitP rt lami lies- rftmi') hv.i nuavln
Ij'ist foi-oo mv Ijomo Urcnms very lamo iiM I
tirnot hitn oat lor a tew weeks when hvliu.
cr.m bcit -r. tuit when I pnt hnu onihurnatl
no jirnw viirc. wncn x ui-covt'reu iau it rm
oono was lortui'i". I nrocu-cila uotUo nflC'ti
tl Uh navin Cure nml uit!i lcs thnn a uutt.e
lit in m i tin t-1 i. not Jm. lifiJtlior oa-
1. N. aUANOflll.
PorssveraucB Ml Tell. .
Stnnhton. Mass., March ICth, lKf0.
n J. TCHNDALL A. CO . Oenti :-In Jn-tico to
vrni ntidun Heit I th I ouht loiulyoa kno'v
tlmt I nav rp.noved two bono sppvins -null
ivounau jjiaiu uurnoi)0 very ivTzo ono
dou't iiuw how hms tho spavin iiatl b3ou
Ir look mo four luotitlia tn lakn tho larpooni-
iitTand two lor thH uniQll ono. I havo UbCilton
3'ittlc, Tliehfirjeiri entireH wrll. not RtftU
stilt i' lid no mitieli to bo pooh or Iclt. Tnls is n
wi utlirml nieCit Ine. It in u now lhUg tin o.
uut ii u uov lornu wa-di u naa r.ono mr me Jl
true win uo vpit creRt.
Ut'spccUuiiy yourt.
UUAS. E. PAKKnn.
Kendall's Spavin Cure.
CONCOUD, N, II.. Jan. 2. t50.
H. J. KrXDALL. A Cli.. riitlfmnn t-VVn hnrn
a bcnutiiul romi m&ro that wna nlrnn to iitt nn
'iconnuT cji a spavin ou ner it, wmcii inano her
her t run m tin barn vaid in Iho fait uf tho
TPRl lllllt'ltlrr If Ali.lt I I'l Wtmi tn nv i.l not nnl.
ijfT to itirccuoiin. Wo (lid not uso her for n
ununt i. sho w n culircly cured, ami (As bunch
eomfjieUtv rtmoved, nml has uoVfr btenltnie
Klncei vo KtutB whit wn kuow to lui u ficr.
Wo have sold twelvu dozen ba tiled lu tlio rhoit
uma unli ve ntve a ica s vour aoata la tvn
cord. Jtrirci fully vouri. , , .
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