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Tuesday, October 24, 1871,
Tiik Hotiiitoiial Kcturn Judgo for Frank
lin Co. lias wo learn signed tho cert ideate of
Mr. 'Weakley's election, mid application
lias been mado to tlio Supremo Court in
Pittsburg for a mandamus to compel tlio
Cunilx'iliiiid eounty judge to perform bis
duty.
The louse of tlio rail ronds running from
Philadelphia to N. Y. to tlio P. R. R. Co.
has been completed and they will soon as
sume its control. Tlio leaso meets witli
much opposition in New York. This gives
the P. R. R. completo control of a road
from N. Y. City to the Mississippi river.
Conmdkhaiilk interest is manifested nt
the present time respecting the docision of
the United States Supreme Court on tlio
constitutionality of tlio legal tender act.
It will be remembered that tlio court nt its
lastsossiou reserved its decision on tho
question until tlio present term. The
opinion of tho court in tho case will be de
livered by Chief Justice Cliaso on Friday
tho 27th instant.
Tiik President has issued a proclama
tion declaring martial law and suspending
tho piiilc&j of tho writ of habeas eorpun
within the counties of Spartanburg, York,
Marion, Chester, Laurens, Newbury, Fair
field, Lancaster and Chesterfield, in the
8tate of South Carolina, in respect to' all
porsons arrested by tlio Marshal of the
United States for the said district of South
Carolina, or by any of his deputies, or by
any military officers of the United States,
or by any soldier or citizen acting under
tho orders of said marshal, deputy or Buch
military officer within any of the said coun
ties. Some of tlio Eastern fisherman are trying
to get this government into a difficulty with
England on the fishery question. Tho
ftchooncr "Horton" belonging to Olocester
Mass., was recently captured by a British
vossel for encroaching on forbidden waters,
ftho was taken to Halifax, but her owners
managed to put a crew on her, sailed out
of port in tho night, reaching Gloucester in
afoty though eagerly chased by English
gunboats.
Tho fisherman say sbo shall not bo given
up, though it is probable she will bo claim
ed by the English, and must tie given tbein,
or serious difficulties will bo the result. It
is high time that this vexed fishery ques
tion was deflnitly settled.
Tiik Men selected by the boards of
Judges of Cumberland and Franklin coun
ties, to meet and foot up the votes cast for
Senator in the 19th district and issue tho
certificate of election although they ad
mit that Mr. Weakley received a large ma
jority of the votes and sent tho records
proving that fact to the stato department
refused to issue the certificate. As an ex
cuse for this non-compliance with the law,
they assort that Mr. Weakley's majority
was due to bribery and corruption, though
they neglect to state what means were used
to induce them to attempt the performance
of duties which belong only to the Senate
or the courts. If obscure individuals cau
decide sucli important questions, whoio Is
the necessity of Senate or Judges ?
Iu this Judicial district, we havo had a
new court established by one, Frederick
Coruman, who evidently is a diaciplo of
Jim IleiHeflnger and believes that "Judges
should only como from Carlisle." This per
son was selected by the board of return
judges of Cumberland, to take their returns
slid meet like messengers from Perry and
Juniata, whose duty it was to foot up the
pint vote of the three counties for Judgo,
and issue the certificate to the candidate
living a majority. Common liowovor be
came so unduly excited by the supposed im
portance of the errand upon which he was
Mnt, that ho attempted 'mto assume duties
which belong only to the highest Judicial
authority in tho state, and to decide upon
tho legality of the vote, upon which the re
turn he brought was based. Having deci
ded adversely to Mr. Junkin, ho refused to
perform the duty which was required of
l.im, auddid not sign tho certificates of
election. Tho requisite documents wore
liowever signed by representatives from tho
other two counties, and forwarded to the
proper authority, which ' will secure Mr.
Juukiu tlis commission as President Judgo
of tho Oth Judicial district. ,:, . ,
We congratulate Perry county um tho
honor of having that office filled by olio of
her citizens, and one too, who win no doubt
till the position with credit to ti e county
-d satisfaction to tho district.
Tried by Fire.
A largo portion of tho West scorns to be
passing through an ordeal of fire. Tho
torriblo calamity at Chicago has taken the
attention of tho public in a grent measure
from the fires which havo been devastating
tho country around lake Michigan.
Porhnps the worst of all thoso fires has
been that terrible one in the neighborhood
of Green Bay, Wisconsin, which, commen
cing near New London, has raged through
out tho country cast and north beyond the
Mcnomonsee river. This is a region which
lias not yet been to any great extent re
duced from its primeval forest condition,
and its scanty population subsists to a great
extent by getting and transporting lumber,
which they obtain in illimitable quantities
from tho great pine forests with which the
soil is covered. Altogether tho (ire is com
puted to havo devastated no loss thnn three
thousand square miles, and probably not
fowcr than ono or two thousand lives luivo
boon sacrificed. A letter from Green Bay
says : "Fully two hundred families, burn
ed out of house and homo, have now come
to this place, destitute of everything, and
at least a hundred more families are in an
equally bad condition. Houses, barns,
farm buildings, fences, bridges on the roads
absolutely everything has been swept
away.
Advancing steadily onward the firo at
last enveloped and destroyed tho little town
of Pcshtigo. We havo still to receivo full
accounts of tho tragedy, but we know al
ready that between six and seven hundred
unfortunate pcoplo have perished. Tho
village is some seven miles from the harbor,
and on Sunday evening, tho 8th Inst., the
same wind probably that worked tho ruin
of Chicago, blowing with tho forco of a
hurricane, fanned tho smouldering firo in
the forests around into a blaze, and drove
the firo into tho village
There was no possibility of checking
tho flames and the surrounding forests pre
sented ono mass of firo. Tho pcoplo could
only fly to tho river for safety. Those liv
ing in close proximity to the water reached
it and waded in till it reached their necks.
Here they remained from two to four hours
and by wetting their heads were oble to cs-
capo with life. But many wore badly burn
ed about the head and face while in the
water. Many were drowned. Others, wo
men and children, died from exposure.
Thoso who lived only ono or two streets
from tho river were stricken down by the
flames and burned to death before reaching
the water ; wholo families were destroyed.
In tho morning tho streets wore strewn
with dead bodies.
Eight or nine bodies in one corner wore
found near together. One family consist
ing of father, mother, and six children
weio found dead together within three feet
of the water. It is supposed that the in
mates of the Peshtigo company's boarding
house, 100 and upwards in number, nearly
all perished. Every report from the neigh
boring settlements brings information of
houses burned and many livos lost. The
immense pail factory and largo saw-mil!s,
and the stores, bridges, locomotives and
cars were burnod, and every kind of prop
erty destroyed.
Auothor village buincd was Meuukaunee,
at the mouth of the Menomeneo river.
One hundred and fifty buildings were burn
ed. There were no lives lost there,howevor,
far as known.
At a small settlement of flvo or six hous
es, called Birch Creek, on the Stato road,
nine miles north of Menomonoe, ' every
house was burned,' and ton or twelve lives
lost, only three persons escaping.
At little Sturgeon Bay there was yet an
other tragedy of the same horrible charac
ter, Bovonty-five lives being lost. All over
the northern part of the State farmers
have been burned out, and for weeks to
come we shall receive scattered reports of
persons and families who havo jierished in
the flames.
How Did It Come There I
In Philadelphia on the 2d inst., a man
Thomas Buckley, sixty-four years of ago,
was admitted to tho almshouse in a state
of supposed intoxication, and placed in
what is called tho drunken ward. As ho
appeared to bo suffering from somo injury,
he was transferred to tho surgical ward,
thence to tho out ward, and finally back
to the drunken ward again, without tho
nature of his hurt being ascertained. Dur
ing all this time he was gradually sinking,
and on the 7th he died. A poll mortem
examination was made, when it was dis
covered that a knife blade about two inches
long had been driven through his skull
above and in front of the ear, and wax im
bodud almost its entire length In the brain.
The blade was not broken off, but appear
ed to havo come from the handle by tho
loosening of Its rivets. It was covered
over by the skin, and but a slight wound
was left to show where it had entered.
Nobody knows Imw or when the Injury
was indicted ; but tho really remarkable
feature of the case is that (ho man : should
have llvod at least iioavly a week with a
knifo peuctrtttiug his brain to such a depth.
The recent elections make u change In
tlio political completion of tho Legislature.
The Senate will havo 10 Democrats and 17
Republican oud tjio House 87. Democrats
ami C3 Republican, giving a Republican
majority of 27 on joint ballot.
A Curious Case. ;
Rather a curious caso has recently been
brought to tho notico of the polico in Law
rence, Mass. A burglar after breaking Into
a house was captured, shot, nud carried to
tho lock-up. Although his wound was
slight, it was agreed that tho surgeon
should tell him he would not live more
than nn hour, iu order to draw a confession
from him. Tlio burglar, after exacting a
solemn promise from his captors that all
tho money in his possession should be
handed over to his wile, confessed that he
was the author of many burglaries that
had been committed in the region, nnd
that ho had Bocrotod in Ash Grove Church
in Albany, under tho pulpit, two tin boxes
filled with gold and silver ware, nnd iu his
room on Anh street in that city several
hundred dollars in bank notes around tho
wainsconting of tho wlndows,nnd In other
places ; nlso, that his real immo was Cah
rkb Saxhorn,' and that ho worked for a
Mr. McDonald in Albany. Ho then handed
over $1,800 in greenbacks, saying that ac
cording to tho agreenient, that sum, with
$800 in a savings bank in Albany and some
f 400 more secreted in his room, should bo
given to his wife, llo had not robbed for
money, ho said, but for the pleasure of it;
it was a mania which camo oyer him at
times, and which ho could not shake off
until ho broke in somo place. Tho dark
lantern found in his possession is a marvel
of perfection, and was mndo by himself.
Sanborn's wifo who resides in Bristol, N.
H., was shocked when she heard of his
nrrest, us she supposed he was at work in
Albany. All tho money nnd property was
found concealed In the places indicated.
A Severe Gale.
Tho high wind which prevailed horo on
Sunday the 15lh Inst., was a perfect galo
further north. In New York somo damngo
was done to shipping.
At Halifax the damngo dono was quite se
rious particularly to the shipping and the
wharves, somo thirty vessels being wreck
ed. At Montreal the roof of the new St.
Gcorgo's Church was started during tho
reading of tho litany, tho timber in the
roof being green and the bolts somewhat
loose. The consternation was intense, the
people rushing out in tho middlo of the
prayers. No damage, however was done.
The Cathedral spire swayed liko a ship's
most. Tho congregation, terrified, left
before the completion of the service.
Miss Annie Lowe, tho youngest daughter
of John Lowe, late of tho Oazeite, was in
stantly killed bv the falling of a tree. Many
citizens were maimed by falling signs,
cornices, Ac.
' May and December."
At Upper Sandusky, O., a sad case of
poisoning was brought to light recently.
Ten or twelve years ago, Barnabas Wagon
er, on old soldier of 1813, married a young
girl not out of her toons, whilo he had
reached his three-scoro and ton, and they
lived together from the date of marriage
apparently happy ; but sho had tired of hira
and formed a plot with her brothor, Robert
Gastor, to get rid of the old man.
They engaged a travelling doctor named
Fooney to do the work, agreeing to pay
him $300 therefor. Foonoy procured Bomo
strychnine, and Wagoner's wife made some
bread and milksop for the old man, he
being sick. The doctor put the poison into
it. ; It was given to Wagoner, on the
morning ot'Sopt. 21, and in the oveuing ho
was dead.
The $300 not being forthcoming, tho
doctor threatened to expose the deed. This
not bringing the money, ho confessed be
fore a proper official, and gave himself up.
Mrs. Wagonor and Iter brothor were ar
rested. The citizens of Chicago have already be
gun the task of rebuilding their city.
Most of the banks announce thoir ability to
pay in full and many have secured tempo
rary quarters and resumed business. Money
that was in vaults has as a general thing
been found in good condition, while that
deposited in iron " safes" was destroyod.
Tlio number of lives lost it is feared will
exceed the first estimate. Several of the
newspapers have again commenced oper
ations, and in the second issue of the Junr
nal was published a list of porsons known
to be missing numbering over Ave hundred,
two thirds of them being womou and chil
dren. From every section of tiie country
liberul contributions roll in, and every ex
ertion is being made to clothe and feed tho
needy.
The space burned over measures 2,500
acres and the number of buildings destroy
ed will exceed ten thousand. ! .
Thick Skulls.
Tli workmen engaged in oihiiiIho; a way
for the projected railroad between Woldon
and Oarrysliuri;, Virginia, recently found
one mile from the former place, iu a bank
beside the river, a catacomb of skeletons,
supposed to be those of Italians, of a remote
age, and a lost anil forgotten roue. The
bodies exhumed were of strange and re
murkablo formation. The skulls wero nearly
an Inch in thickness" ; the teeth wero filed
sharp, ' as ure those of cannibals, the
enamel perfectly preserved ; the bones wero
of wonderful length nnd strength, tho
femur, bcng as long as tho leg of an ordi
nary mail, tho statue of tho body being
probably as great as eight or nine feet.
Near their heads wore sharp, stone arrows,
stono mortars, in which their corn was
brayed, nnd the bowls of pi pes 'apparently
of soft, friable soapstono. The teeth of the
skeletons are said to bo as largo as those of
horses. One of them has been brought to
the city, and presented to an officer of tho
Petersburg Railroad." . '
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JOHN y. KELLOG. Piatt St.. N. Y.
Sole agent forthe United Stales.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for clrcul.ir.llhUt
Pennsylvania R. R. Time Table.
NEWPOItT STATION.
On and after Muyllth, 1S71, Passenger trains
will run as follows:
i WEST.
Cincinnati Express (flag) 12.4A A. M., dully.
Way Pusseugor, S.1.1 A. m., dally.
Mali 2.30 P. u. daily except Sunday.
A mixed train with passenger cur attached, will
leave llarrlsburg at 6 o'clock p. in., and Newport
aid. 4(1 p. in. , .
' EART.
Harrlsburg Accoin 11.66 A- dully " - Sunday.
Mall, 7.43 P. M., dally except Sunday
. J. J. BARCLAY. Agent.
ALL KIN1M OK JOll 1MHXTINO
Neatly executed at the ltioomlleld Times
Uleum Job Office. ....