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NEW BLOOMFIEI)), jPENNJC
Tuesday', September XT, 1872.'
I 1 1 in .
Anotiikb arrest has been made of a per
son charged with committing the Nathan
murder, of two years ego in Now York.
The person arrested this time is tjie no
torious Billy Forrester. Tho detectives
are very confident of boing ablo to prove
that ho is the guilty party. . , ,
Cbableb O'Connob, has written a letter
to the committee sent to notify him of his
nomination at Louisville, declining the
honor (?) they propose to confer upon him.'
So the " straight outs" are still without a
candidate. Many of those who previous to
the meeting of the Louisville convention
wore opposcrs of Grooley, are now heartily
giving him thoir support. '
Tbb manner in which the True Demoerat
a Republican papor publishod at York, re
fers to the Democratio candidate for Con
gress in this district, is not only in bad
taste, but shows a lack of truth that we
are sorry to boo, though it is too often ex
bibited in party papers.
We protest againts Buch personalities in
any case, and though politically opposed to
Mr. Mugeo, we must say in this case, the
charges are entirely uncalled for. Mr. Ma-
gee's paper not only comos out promptly,but
will bear a favorable comparison with any
Democratio papor in the State. ,
. ' ' ' Malno Election.
The election in Maine on the Oth inst.,
resulted in a Republican majority of about
15,000. , The avorago , majority of the Re
publicans for tho past few years has been
about 10,000. The following table will
Bhow the vote since 1807. '
'' " Dem. ' ' Rep. ' MaJ.
1867 ....,..,...4).0,V) , (7.IM9 . ,11.1)14
1808 66.4:11 , TA.tm . 20.4US
18AH.,,: 39.854 '' W.H21 ' 16.47
1S70.... ,....M,bM 67,040 9,506
1871.... ....48,120 ' 68,787 10,831
1 III will be seen ty the above figures that
it is Only on1 the years - when a presiden
tial election' is to be hold that a full vote
is cast it "
The President's Stables.'
ino nnest staulo in tho country was re
cently erected by President Grant, ' and is
described in a Washington - paper, as fol
lows :
" About a hundred yards from tho now
State Department building, how "being
erected, there stands a handsome pressed
brick structure that resembles the resU
donee of some village merchant or banker.
It is, we should say, some 80 feet front by
70 feet doop, two stories In hoight, with a
Mansard roof, and finished with admirable
taste. Those are the Prosidont's stables,
and they are perfectly superb. AV e have
seen imperial stables abroad and Bonner's
princely establishment in New York, but
we never looked on anything of the sorb
superior to these of the President. - One
enters undor a broad imposing porch,' with
a carriage store-room on one ' side and the
harness rooms upon the other. From this
the visitor or horse passes over a solid con
crete pavement, through handsome oak
doors, to a hall.' To the left are six hand
some box stalls, beautifully finished in oak,
and surmounted by wire screens of the
most admirable finish. These stalls are at
least fifteen feet square. ' To the loft of the
ball are ordinary stalls. Above this are
hay-mows slid a suit of well-finished rooms
for the head hostler and family. - Below
are more stalls for horses, feed-rooms, and
other conveniences for snoh an extensive
establishment." '
Strange Affair.
During the past week stories have been
in circulation in our town and neighbor
hood which partake somewhat of the
supernatural. .They run to this effect :
On the 20th ult., stones commeuoed full
ing around the house and barn of a respec
table farmer residing alout two miles from
this place and have since continued to fall
at intervals dally, except Sunday, ranging
in size from four to six pounds nud smaller.
They are said to have entered the dwelling
on several occasions through the doors and
windows, breaking a half dozen or more
window ' lights, falling on the table at
meal time, one ' dropping into a dinner
pot on the stove. On Tuesday morning
last a small child was hit on the head with
one of the stones and slightly bruised.
Those superstitiously inclined attribute
the strange occurrence to supernatural
agency. At last accounts the mystery was
unsolved. There are a great many extrava
gant reports in circulation about the aftuir,
but we have confined this paragraph to
statements made by members of the family
only. Wuynttboro Record. .
' Joseph Brown, eighteen years of
age, was recently conviuted of the murder of
tlioJK reamer family, at I'ottsvllle, Pennsyl
vania, last winter. He betrayed no emo
tion, when the verdict was lviiiliy ed. ' : ., ;
Accidentally Shot Pond by a Companion. I
Three young 'men resident! of South
Washington, named " respectively Conrad
Weltzel, H. W. Deckraan,' and Frederick
Rohledor, on Saturday' went on a gunning
expedition1 16 the marshes'' that border
Gravelly creek, just bolow the long bridge;
The parties had mot with good sport among
the reed birds and ortolans until about
eleven o'clock, when Rohledor was' shot
nnd instantly ' killed !by his companion,
Dcckman. 1 '" ' " " " ''
Rohledor was wading in tho marshes,
and doing the shooting, whilo his two com
panions seatod in a boat, reloaded the guns
as fast as he filed thorn. ' Rohloder handed
bis gun to Dockman to bo ' reloadud,1' and
the latter1 having capped both tubes'of the
othor gun, attempted to let down the right
hammer by pulling the loft triggor the
muzzle of tho gun being pointed towards
the head of Rohledor, who was only a few
feet distant. Of course tho loft hand barrel
was discharged and the contents entered
the head of Rohledcr, just under tho right
ear, killing him instantly.
Young Deckman was married on Thurs
day evening last, and' his young wifo is
sadly distressed over tho melancholy oc
currence. . i
The coroner held an inquest over 'the
body of the deceased, and the jury found
that the shooting was purely accidental,
and exonerated tho accused from all blame.
Wathington Patriot.
, , Fearful Death,
Louis Hope, a boy appd thirtoon years,
met with a dreadful death at Jones &
Laughlin's mill, in Brownstown, yester
day morning. The lad had been tempora
rily employed at the mill, having takon
tho place of his brother, who had burned
his hand and could not work. 1 Ho had
stooped in front of a pair of rolls, through
whioh a bar of red hot iron was being run,
and, before he could get out of the way,
the bar : pierced his thigh diagonally,
coming out near the knee, lacerating and
burning the flesh terribly, tearing open
the femoral artery, and causing Bpeedy
death from hemorrhage. The unfortunate
little follow was drawn away from the bar
as speedily . as possible, and a physician
called. IIo was carried to tho home of his
parents, near the mill, whore ho died in a
few minutes.-1 The bar was , seven-eighths
of , an inch wide by nino-thirty-seconds in
thickness. About one month ago the
father of. tide boy had a leg broken at the
mill. - Last, week a smaller child of the
family fell from a chair and broke an arm,
and following this accident was the burn
ing of the hand of the older boy mentioned.
Louis had been in the mill but about two
hours when he - met his territilo death.
PiUtburg Commercial of the Wlhintt.-
The Dutchman's Leap. ,
Tho Allontown Chronicle of tho 11th
Inst., says: , , ,., .
' Last evening, 'about quarter . post 0, a
Gorman was walking on tho Lohigh Valley
railroad bridge aoross the Little Lehigh,
kettle in hand pipe in his mouth, and in
tently observing a couple of, shifting en
gines down towards tho East Penn Junction.
Coming from above was a coal .train, un
observed by the Gorman, .neither did the
engineer see him until tho engine was
nearly on top of him. , When within a few
feet of the German, and when his death
seemed to be inevitable, tho signal for
down breaks was blown. The German
turned quickly around and as it appeared
to those pn the train that he would be
manglod by the engine, jumped upon the
bumpers and was carried below the Junc
tion, by which time the hands succeeded, in
stopping the train. He was not injured,
fortunately, and as he descended to the
ground.be coolly remarked to tho engineer,
" I lost moln ' hat und mein gettle, but I
Bsvcd mein pipe, ha, ha !" '
Killed by a Needle, i'
The Crisfiold, Del., Leader, says: Corde
lia King, a colored girl aged eleven years,
and living at Hopewell station, about 8J
miles from Crisfiold, met with a sudden
and somewhat singular death on Tuesday.
Hor mother had gone to visit a neighbor
and Cordelia, accompanied by a little bro
ther, went to the pig pen for the purpose of
feeding the pig. She had several needles
and plus sticking in her dress front. : ,
While in the act of leaning over the pen,
her foot slipped and she full striking her
breast on a fence rail, causing one of the
needles to be forced iuto her breast. Her
brother started for his mother, followed by
his Injured sister, ; but the poor . girl had
gone scarcely a hundred yards before she
fell in the road and died, , , , . ,
tWM New Orleans on the 13th Inst,
State Auditor James Graham was sent to
the Parish Prison for contempt of the
Eighth District Court, in refusing to give a
warrant on the , Treasury for f 47,000 lu
favor of the State Board of Assessors, in
accordance with judgment , rendered, the
payment of which the Auditor is endear-,,
oriug to resist. . ." .
DTAt Philadelphia on the IStb Inst.,
Mr. Edwin Oram, while arranging some
iron work on the front of the fifth story of
Sheppard & Arrison's store,' in Chestnut
street, above Tenth, foil to tho ground by
the slipping of a ladder, and injured him
self to severely that he died In a few min
utes from the result of his injuries ' ' ' '
Miscellaneous News Items.
I -jet - Two men wore killed on the west end
of the noosaio Tunnel on last Wednesday,
by the premature discharge of a blast ,1:. ,.
IS? A pious young man In Eldora, Iowa,
recently stole a horse which ho traded away
for i0 In money and two Billies,' , .
C3 A wan at Connelton, Ind., has ob
tained a divorce ' from his " wife , on .'. the
grounds that she forced him to marry hor
against his will. , ....
tW The discovery Is , announood of a
cave, noar Lindon, Perry county, Tonn., in
which ice forms even in the hottest day in
summer.. . , .. , ;.
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t3yHoavy rains have prevailed through
out the Northwest for the past weok of ton
days. There are reports from some points
of damage to whoat in shocks and Btocks.
' ' t3T James McMastorS, a lawyer, charged
with maliciously destroying an ;indonture
or lease of a piece of property in Brook
lyn, was hold In $1,000 bail to answer1 '
tW Hatvoy J. Steward, a doputy sher
iff of Vermillion county, was shot and kill
ed by n. P. Conner, whilo reading a war
rent for his (Conner's) arrest for theft,?the
othor evening, at his father's house, noar
Danville, Mo. J
tW On Wednesday last, a girl ton years
old, named Henry, boarding at Cozzen's
Hotel, at Cozzen's Landing, fell over the
banisters of the hotol to the first fioot,
dashing her brains out Her parents live
in Now York, . ,
tMuch excitement prevailed in mer
cantile circles on Exchange place and
Commerce street,last weok, at the reported
failure of five heavy and well known firms,
four of which have been extensively en
gaged in the coffee and sugar trade.' '
tW At Providence, R. I., Patrick P,
Dcnany has been arrested on suspicion of
murdering George H. Tavor,sash and blind
manufacturer, who was found dead in the
cellar of his factory. The. object of the
crime was robbery. '' '
CU" Detectives In Whitley's ' Bureau
have seized about $20,000 worth of coun
terfeit notes in an express package ad-
drosscd to B. Still, New York. 'The box
was shipped at St. Louis! and the officers
have been on the watch for it ' for several
weeks. -' ""
t3TMrs. Lowenstoin, whose daughter,
an accomplished young lady, became in
sane last week at N. Y. had an attack of
aberration of mind fr6hVthe effect of her
daughter's misfortune, and cut hor throat,
dying shortly after. The family are high
ly respSbtable. : ' ;' ' ' ' -
C3T On the 7th inst, Calob Shorcer, a
woalthy farmer living in Ossawatomie twp.,
Kansas, In a fit of insanity, produced by
domestic grievances, murdered his daugh
tor,' Mrs. Wallace, and dangoronsly wound
ed his own wife- and.' his daughter's hus-i
band. The latter, in defending himself,
struck Shercer -With ' a club, killing him
instantly. The wouudb received by Mrs.
Bhercor and Wallace '.are prdnrmncod
mortal. ..'..'.' : i.j.- '
Foreign1' Items. j
' Two craters of Vesuvius are stilt smok
ing, and slight shocks are felt at the foot of
the mountain. ' ' ' ' '"'
r In Mexico city, recently two women who
foil in love with a sergeant in the army,
and were jealous of each other, fought
duel. One was armed with an ordinary
dagger, and the other with a -daggor mode
from a horn. The duel was . fought ac
cording to the rules of tho code, with other
women as seconds. The woman with tho
bone dagger killed hor antagonist, and the
murderess and seconds were arrested. '
r .
Madrid, Sept, 10t An aocidout occurred
on the Barcelona and Valencia Railroad
yesterday, resulting in a hoavy loss of lifo
The express train from Barouloua to Val
encia was upset between .Taragona and
Tortosa, in consequence of a land slip, and
the cars wore overturned and destroyed.
A large number of passengers were killed
and wouudod, and many of the wounded
have been brought to Taragona. '
Madrid, Sept. 11. A great landslide is
reported near Fraga, in Aragon, ou tho
bank of tho river Ginca. The bed of the
river was filled with earth and its waters
were forced from their course, and the
country, around town, is inundated. The
bridge whloh crossed the river at that Kint
was carried away.' - A barge, with forty
men, women and children, taken from the
Hooded houses, was swamped ' and 1 all on
board drowned exeept three. Many other
lives were lost, and the damage to property
is very great. : ,; . i :t-- ..
Quite a riot took place in Borlin recently
sll brought about by beer.1 One ' party of
riotous characters, - enraged at the advance
In the price Of beer by Uopf & Co., made
an attack upon their 'brewery and complete
ly wrecked it. The police were compelled
to charge on the crowd with drawn swords
and It was not dispersed until 'manygnsr
sons were wounded and a still largor num
ber were arrested. : ''' ' "
' Many of the rioters were open in thoir
expressions of disrespect for King William
and Bismarck, whom tlioy denounced as
receiving a large share in the Increased rate
on beer. '' ' "' '" ' ' " '
tWAs an Item of polltlcial interest, it
may be stated that the following card from
Hon. Benjamin Wood appears in the N. Y.
Corhmorcial. of tho 11th Inst :, ;' .
New York, Sept. 7th.
Hoif. Jons MonniBHE Sib: Please pay
to Joseph A. - Monheiraor the $1000 forfeit
money now in your hands, on the bet of
810,000 made by mo that Horace Grecloy
would be elected next President I havinir
forfeited the Same: 1 ' ' 1 :
Very respectfully,' B. Wood.
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