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Tiik committee selected in tho Bcnuto to
try tho Oray-Mc'Clure, contested elootion,
ts a very able one, and will no doubt seo
that justice is done. It consists of four
Pemocrats and three llepublican. Kach
political 7art,y selected tlio niemborH and
the Bcventh memlier of the committee was
obtained by lot as follows: Tho mimes of
all Senators present are put in a box, when
thirteen names are drawn out and each con
testing party alternately strikiiigolT a name
until only one is left, who is to bo tho mem
ber of tho committee. In this case, tho
member so chosen was Senator A. O.
Rrodhcad. , , .
The Annual meeting of tho Btock hold
ers of tho Pennsylvania, railroad was held
iu Philadelphia .on Tuesday last. From
tho report of tho directors it appears that
tho total earnings of tho road, and its bran
ches for the year 1871, was $18,719,830,85,
the expenses were $11,823,433,44, leaving
net earning of $0,800,403,51. This shows
an increase of more than a million dollars
over the earnings of tho year previous.
The total number of passengers carried
was 4, 699,1(8.'), the avcrago distance travel
being 32 J miles.
Tho number of tons of freight moved
upon this line during the year was 1,828, -491
against 1,014,287 in 1870, 1,302,041 in
1809, showing a steady annual increase of
traffic.
Tho average ehargo mado per niile on
freights was 1 195-1000 cents per ton, and
the actual cost of its movement 9 05-100
mills per ton per mile, leaving a margin of
profit of only 4 145-1000 mills per ton per
milo. '
Tho lines of road now managed by the
Pcnnsyvania company amounted in tho
agirgato to 8,200 miles.
The Legislature
The session of tho Senate on Monday was
of little interest to this locality. The only
thing worthy of notice being the passage
of the supplement to a bill authorizing tho
commissioners of Perry county to borrow
money for erecting the poor house.
On Tuesday tho act was passed to regu
late proceedings in relation to the erection
and repairing of bridge in the county of
Perry, and repealing all former acts incon
sistent therewith.
On Wednesday, tho Governor having
signed the bill regarding contested elections,
tho Senate proceeded to draw a committee
to try tho McClure case. The committee
consists of the following Senators: Harry
White, David Muinma and L. P. Fitch,
Republicans, and A. H. Dill, C. It. Bucka
low, J. I). Davis and A. O. Brodhead,
Democrats. Tho committee was sw orn and
a resolution passed allowing them ft clerk,
and shortly after tho Senulo adjourned un
til the 28th Inst., a joint resolution having
been passed authorizing such an adjourn
ment. ' IN TnK 1IOUBK
the session of Monday was mostly spent in
discussing tho bill authorizing tho election
of delegates to the constitutional conven
tion. The bill was finally passed without
amendments.
' On Tnesday tho bills relating to sheriffs
fees and reeuling the huckster license und
the act to allow Newport to increase the
rate of assessment, wero passed to a second
reading. A conference committeo finally
agreed upon a bill for drawing a committeo
to try the Gray McClure cane. 1 '
1 On Wednesday a member of local bills
wcro introduced among which was ono In
corporating a "i!iiior Ravings Hank" at
Sunbury. The appropriation bill was con.
sldorcd in committee of tlio'viholo reported
to the House and under a suspension of the
rules was passed. The total amount ap
propriated was considerably less than last
year." 1
Adjourned until the 28th Inst..
Prom Washington.
The House Committee on the Reorgani
zation of the Civil Sorvice agreed to author
ize the chairman to report a bill to tho
IIouso, prohibiting members of Congress
from recommending pesons t tho President
for appointmont to office. ,
A hH repealing the duty on tea and
noffco has pissed tho IIouso by a vote of
153 to 38.
Lowrjr'H Outlaws at Work.
Last Friday night a week Lowry's gang
of outlaws entered Lumbcrton, in llobcson
county, North Carolina, stolo two iron
safes, ono from M'Locd's store and the
other from tho Sheriff's office, and got
away unmolested. The Sheriff's safo was
dropped iu the street unopened, but
M'Lood's was rillod of $22,000 in money,
most of which liad been placed in it by dif
ferent persons for safe keeping. On Satur
day morning, when the robbery was dis
covered, a Deputy Sheriff's posse pursued
and overtook tho robbers, but the latter
escaped into tho woods. In addition to tho
money, about $1,000 worth of merchandise
was taken from M'Locd's store. Tho
Stato government offers a reward of $35,
000 for tho capture of the Lowrys "dead
or alive." . ' .
A Karrow Escape.
A few days sinco a train on the Savannah
and Chnrlcstown Railroad, met with an ae
cidont at the Savannah River Bridge. On
tho arrival of the train at the bridge tho
conductor finding tho trestlo insecure,' un
coupled tho engine nnd endeavored to cross
without tho train. Tho trestlo gave way,
precipitating tho engine into tho river.
Tho engineer and fireman wero picked up a
quarter of a mile down the river. A steam
er left for tho bridge, to bring the passen
gers down.
Miscellaneous News Items.
tSS'Twclvo fatal or serious accidents
have been reported during tho past week
from coal oil and gasoline lamps.
C35"A lad nino years of age died in
Brooklyn, last week from kicks Indicted
by a schoolmate about the same age.
t3T A school in Pcnnsburg twp. , Ches
ter county, has been closed on account of
tho mumps.
At San Francisco, Theodore Brockway,
a gambler, has been sentenced to sixteen
yeais in tbo State prison for shooting Rob
ert Evans, another gamblor.
EST A jury was recently cmpaunclcd in
Reading, on which the youngest man had
reached tho mature ago of 71 years, while
tho oldest was 92.
t2T Tho engine houso of the St. Paul
nnd Sioux City railroad at Shakapce was
burned on the 19th inst., together with six
locomotives. Loss heavy; partially insured.
tW A . desperate young man named
George Clark, living at Bowcrstown, Ohio,
shot his sister last week indicting serious
wounds, because she threw snow at him.
Clark was arrested.
It turns out now that a member of
tho 1809 class of an eastern college, who
graduated with honors und took a degree as
Bachelor of Aits, was a woman In man'B
clothing.
t2TTho United States District Attor
ney of New York, has been instnictcd to
prosecute all merchants who have bribed
Custom IIouso oflicers, and action will
bo commenced next month.
tST A passenger train on the Doleware
and Lackawana R. R., was thrown down an
ombaukment, on Wednesday last by a
broken rail. Several persons wero badly
hurt, but it is thought not fatally.
C1T" A Poughkecpsie dry-goods clerk, who
lnf '.-zr:..,ii euved from drowning the cook
of a canal boat, lias received a letter from
her father, statiug that " as yo saved tho
gal, sho'a yourn." The clerk domurs.
A poor woman in Liverpool, whoso
husband has died about flvo months ago,
has recently given birth to four children,
three boys and a girl. That man evi
dently lived too long, or at least may con
gratulate himself that he diod its soon as
ho did.
IW A remarkable silly story Is going the
rounds of tho papers, to tho effect that
tho devil had been scon ou one of the
engines of tho P. li. R. It is credited t
tho Columbia Courant. ' Wo wonder if tho
editor of that paper often has such attacks.
t3Sf" Over 1,000 Crispin surrounded six
non-society men in Now York City last
week and but for a strong body of polico,
wh escorted them home, serious violence,
would have ensued. Further trouble is
threatened, os tho jiarty employing them
will not submit to the dictation of secret
societies. . , . i . , . ;
tSTTho Richmond, Va., News says! As
a party of young gentlemen wero playing
with a pistol last night In tho Mo numental
Hotel bar room, ono of them playfully pre
sentcd it at another, when tho latter njicn
ed his mouth nnd seized tho barrel with his
teeth. 'At this Juncture, to the manifest
horror of all,, the pistol exploded, lodging a
ball in the roof of the party's mouth. Tho
holder of the weapon gavo himself up.
, fcOn the 18th, at Lowell Massachu
setts, Chailes E. Kimball, agod nineteen
years, was shot through the wrist and right
lung by Charles A. Watts, aged sixteen
years. Tho shooting was done in the street
just after Kimball had escorted a young
lady to her home who had previously dis
carded Watts. Kimball may survive.
Watts was arrested.
. tW Captain Robbins, head of tho night
polico of Springfield, Illinois, was arrested
recently and committed to jail on tho
charge of killing Coburn Bancroft, in May,
1870. Bancroft resisted arrest, and Rob
bins killed him. The city council have au
thorized the employ meut of counsel to do
fend Robbins.
E3? At Horso Bluff, Wisconsin, last week
an Irishman, named Murphy, while intoxi
cated, killod a German named Crantz.
Murphy mistook Crantz for a man with
whom ho had a difficulty. All tho liquor
saloons in town were destroyed by the mur
dered man's friends, and threats mado of
lynching Murphy.
tW The fast train going west on tho Bal
timore and Ohio ' railroad, while running
with good speed last Tuesday morning, ran
into a heavy fall of rock. The engine and
baggage car were hurled down an embank
ment, and several passenger Cars were
thrown from tho track. J. Dorscy, engi
neer,' 'was instantly killed, and the fireman
severely injured. Tho passengers escaped.
tW Rhodo Island has 4 more post offices
tlian'Dolawaro, the latter stato having 90
offices. Pennsylvania has tho most of any
state in the Union, having 28U3. Next in
rank comes New York and thon Ohio. Tho
increase of offices in this Stato during the
year past was CI. Tho total increase iu
the United Stages was 1.553.
tif" A young lady of Indianapolis, whoso
sister's funeral occurred last week, excused
herself from attending tho obsequies by
saying that her own wedding was to take
place tho samo evening, and the funeral
wouldn't leave her in good spirits for tho
pleasurable; accompaniments of tho latter
occasion; besides, slio had no time.
tW A man in Memphis, desiring to seo
tho Grand Duke, took off his coat and car
ried a largo Saratoga trunk on his shoul
ders up stairs, thus evading tho police, who
had strict orders to keep all strangers out
of tho Pcabody House. After carrying a
two-hundred-ponnd trunk up two flights
of stairs, he didn't see tho Grand Duke,
and found somebody had stolen his coat.
EST" On thursday night a week tho north
ern bound train on the Mississippi Central
railroad struck a tio which had been placed
on tho track near Yaidcn, throwing the
train off nnd demolishing ' the engine, bag
gage and express cars. Fortunate no one
was hurt. The supposed object of the
parties who placed the tie on tho track was
to rob tho train.
VW A boy named Krotzer, employed at
No. 8 piano of tho Delaware and Hudson
railroad between Carbondalo nnd Bcranton
was killed on tho 20th inst. In stepping to
uncouple some cam, ho slipped and fell
across tho track, severing his head from
his body. Tho head was found on one sido
of the track, a considerable distance from
the body, which was upon the other.
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can find some article that will please them.
Boys will delight In the sea yarns und adven
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Notice iu Bankruptcy.
In tho District Court nf the United States, for tho
Eastern District or reiinsvlvania:
In the matter nf Hichard Magee, of Carroll twp.,
In count v of Pcrrv. In said District, a Kankrunt.
The said Bankrupt having under (he act of Con
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discharge from all his debts provided under the
said Act, ami tor a certificate thereof alleging that
no debts have liccii proved ngalust him. and no
assets have come into tho hands ( the assignee, it
Is ordered that a meeting of creditors be held on
the l.'tth day of March 1H72 at. ten o'clock A. M.
before the Register Clio. A. Harnett at his office
lu llie Ilorougli of illoomlleld In salt! county hen
and where the examination of said llanknitit. tin.
ished, and any business of the 2d and lid meetings
of creditors, required by the ETth and 2Hlh sections
oi inn sain Act may lie, transacted. And nirlhnr
Unit a hearing lie had upon said petition for dis
charge and on Wednesday the 27lli day of March,
lSTi before the said Court at 1'hlladcjphla at ten
o'clock A. M. when and where all eredllois and
other persons III Interest may apiiear and show
cause If any tliey have why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
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Notice lu Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of United States, for the
eastern wistnciof reunsvivania:
In the matter of Win. S. Rico, of Madison twp., In
. the eouuty o( Perry, 111 said District, and Bank
rupt.
The said Bankrupt having under the Act of Con
gress of March M. 17. filed his million for a (lis-
charge from all his debts provided under the said
Act. ami for a certificate thereof It is ordered that
a meeting of creditors tie held on the lath day of
March, 1872 at 2 o'clock V. M., before the Register
( lias. A Harnett, at his ofllce In the Borough of
Illoomlleld, In said county, when and where the
examination of said Bankrupt will ho finished,
and any business of the 2d and 3d meetings of
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furbished and expenses paid. Address.
Sd 4w F. A. ELLS 61 CO., Charlotte, Mich.
TIIOMHOTsTN
WORLD - RENOWNED PATENT
Glove-Fitting Corset,
If you want Hie most sat
isfactory, best lilting and
tho eheaest Corset for its
real value, you have ever
worn, buy
THOMSON'S
GENUINE PATENT
GLOVE -FITTING!
No Corset has cverattain
ed such a reputation, either
in this or any oilier coun
try. As now made in length
and fullness of bust
IT CANNOT BE IMPROVED.
Every Corset Is stamped with the name Thom
son and the trade mark, u Ckown. Kept by all
first-class dealers.
THOMSON, LANGDON i CO.,
Sole Owners of Patents.
391 BROADWAY, NEWYOKK. 6d4
500 More igciits Wanted nt OncoJ
For the most complete, reliable and splendidly
iiiutuiaicu uisiory 01
CHICAGO
And
its
DESTRUCTION.
To which is added a thrilling account of several of
the Greatest Mies Die World lias known; includ
ing the late Forest Finis of Wisconsin anil Michi
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Wonderful rapidity. For extra U-rms and best
biHik. address, J1UBBARD BROS., Publishers,
5d4w ' ' 723 Sansom St., Philadelphia.
rpjIlSIS NO HUMBUG! By sending 85 cts.,
.1 with ngc, height, color of eyes and hair,
you will receive by return mall, a correct pic
ture of your future husband or wife, with name
nnd date nf marriage. Address W. FOX, P. O.
Drawer, No. U Fullonvllle, N. X. 0 4 w d.
FREE TO AGENTS! !
A bound canvassing book of the
lMctoi-ltil Homo Jlilile,
I Containing over Sim Illustrations. With a Com.
i.ul.,.,.ul,u 1 Wj,-liii..,li, I..,. ..i..t, ..r ti... U....I..
tines. In English nnd German.
Ikllw WM. FLINT 4 CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Profitable Employment!
' We desire n engage a few more Agents to sell
the World Krnownud Improved BUCKKVK SEW
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Particulars furnished 011 application. Address W.
A. HENDERSON & CO., General Agents, Cleve
and, Ohio, and St, Louis, Mo. tjtllv.
WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS.
These Tablets present the Acid III Combination
wltli other ullluieut remedies, in a popular form
for the runs at all threat snd lung diseases.
' Hoarseness and ulceration of llie throat are tin
mediately relieved, and slaU-munMaie uoiislantlv
being sent to His proprietor of relief lu case's
of throat dlltlcullies of vears standing.
CAUTION. Don't be deceived by worthlww Im
itations. Get only Well's Carbolic Tablets.
Price gi cents per box. JOHN o. KEI.l.tHi.
Plait St. N. V., Hole agent for I'. S. V 64 Jw