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Tuesday, October 29, 1872.
Official Majority.- " ;
Tho following ts the ofllcial majority of
tho candidates on tho stato ticket.
Ilavtranft's majority is 35, 627. - -
Allen's majority is 80,780. ' ,' "
Mcrcur's niajority over Thompson for
Supremo Judge is 40,443.
Of tho Congressmen at large.
Todd's majority over Wright, the Dem
ocratic candidate who had the highest vote
is 43,720. "
Albright, who had tho largest ' Ro pub
lican vote, has a majority over Wright of
40,532.
Scofleld's majority over Wright is 43,
090. Delegates to constitutional convention,
47,588 '
It will bo seen by tho above that Har
trauft's niajority is about 12,000 less than
tho vote for Delegates. This don' look as
though it was tho popularity of the loading
candidate on the tickot which carried tho
ticket through, as his majority is tho lowest
of any.
Puzzling Case of Murder.
An Indianapolis paper of tho 22d hint.,
says: At a lato hour last night tho police
received information that a man named
Thomas Aiken had been murdered at his
home in Lawrence township. That he was
not killed for money is apparent from tho
fact that his pockctbook was loft untouched
by his assassin. That ho was not killed
for onmity is plain, for ho had no foes.
That he was not killed by accident is man
ifest, becauso the bullet entered his breast
wliilo lying in bed.
His wifo says that she had not yet re
tired; that she heard tho crack of a revol
ver, that she rushed to her husband and
found him weltering in his blood. His son
stated that he saw a tall, long-bcarded man
lounging around the farm early in tho eve
ning. ''
Remarkable Jaw Fracture. ,
An altercation occurred in Troy Tuesday
night botwecn one Ilimes, keeper of a
boarding house on River street,, land ono of
his boarders. The boarder seemed to be
getting the best of the fight, when Ilimes
in order to disablo him, caught the man's
hand in his mouth between tho front tooth.
In the endeavor to extricate the member,
the boarder pulled iu such a niannor as to
fracture Ilimes' lower jaw on bpth sides., ,.
Four teeth and a piece of the jaw bone,
two inches wide, wore pulled out and hung
over, being held by tho flesh alonn. Ilimes
resorted to Dr. Akin, who turned the bone
back into its place and bound it tjliore. , lie
believes that it will unite at tho fractures.
The doctor gays this is the most wonderful
case he has met in all his experienco. . i
SeveutT-Qve Miles In a Dream.
The Indianapolis Behtlncl of ther 22d
says: 1 William Lewis is the name of' a far
mer residing about four miles northeast of
this city. 1 About a week' ago he did not
come down to breakfast at the usual houty
and his daughter, who keeps house for him
despatched her younger brother td have
him awakened. Opening the door the boy
was surprised to find tho room empty. ' lie
noticed that his father's valise was gone,
and on investigation it appeared., that a
number of shirts and other articles of wear
ing apparel worO wWng. , , '
Time passed on but Mr,. Lewis failed to
return to his anxious, family, aud it was
not until the evening of tlie third day he
came back and gave a repprt of his adven
tures, as follows: On the night that he
disappeared he had gone to his bed as
usual, and was soon asleep. He dreamed
that he arose, packed his valise, walked to
this city, and took the eastern bound cars.,
His surprise on awakening, and finding
himself seventy-five miles from home, can
better be imagined than described. How
he purchased his .ticket without his stato
being detected by the agont, and how he
slumbered serenely through all the din and
nobie of the Union depot, are among " the
trontilesome things a fellow iie'ver1 can find
out." ' ' '
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EJTThe I'aris Evtnemtnl relates that a
few days since a man who was digging in
his garden at Itosby, came upon a shell
half buried In the earth. He struck it with
his spade, when the missllo exploded and
the unfortunate man was blown to pieces.
Auotber accident of a similar charactor oc
curred a few. days previously at Ermont.
A dealer In old iron found among, his pur
chases a shell, which, being unable to sell,
he placed upon the pathway before his
house, and endeavored with a heavy ham
mer, to break it up. . The shell, being stity
charged, suddenly exploded, and the man
was killed upon the tpot, his limbs being
torn from his body. ; ... ;,
Fatality Among Horses.
. ' A mysterious and fatal disease has brok
en out among tho horses in many parts of
the state of Now York. , Accounts from
Buffalo say : "The horse disease here has
become a public calamity. Many branches
of business is entirely suspended from want
of animals to do ordinary transportation.
Tho street railroads are running with half
their usual foroo and expect to stop Mil a
day or two. Omnibus lines havo suspend
ed business, all their horses being sick.
The canal horses have, until to-day escaped,
but now the disease has broken out among
them.'.' Commercial men are alarmed.
Fron Rochester the report is still moro
alarming, a dispatch from Micro on the 23d
instsays:; . , r i
"Thohorso disease is ou tho increase, and
there are fowhorscs in tho city that aro
not affected. Tho street railway company
have suspended operations, all tho horsos
being sick. The livery stables and express
companies have also suspended. Thoro is
hardly a horse to bo seen on the streets,
and not a farmer's team in sight here
abouts, i
All tho horses owned by the street rail
way companies aro afflicted. O'Brien's cir
cus company havo 200 horses under treat
ment. It is safe to estimate that over thrco
fourths of tho horses in this city are affected
with it, both in tho public and privato sta
bles. To-day it was impossiblo to hire a
horse of any kind, and the prospects for
tho morrow does not seem to brighten." ,
The source of tho discaso, was in Canada,
where it has raged with peculiar virulence,
and its ravages havo by no means abated.
In Toronto, while the epidomio was at its
height, it was almost impossible to secure
a horse for any purpose; the street railroads
woro obliged to suspend operations ; car
riages, both public aud private; horses,
trucks, and iu fact, all vehicles moved by
horso power, were in tho samo predica
ment. Tho disease first niado its appear
ance on this side of the river on Friday,
October 11, at Niagara Falls.
A letter from New York city written on
the 23d, says: Thousands of horsos al
ready aro stricken with the disoaso, and at
every moment newly afl'ectcd animals may
be seen in each and every avenue, boing
conducted to their stablo. Since yesterday
tho sickness has brokon out in every rail
road stablo, while tho occupants of ( the
stalls of private gentlemen have not been
exempt. Most of the railroads have been
compelled to lessen tho nafihbor of their
rolling stock in active use, in order to give
rest to horses that show any disposition of
contracting the disease. : To-day several
funerals havo been postponed for several
hours, by reason of tho undertaker's hors
es being striken down while undergoing
tho operation of harnessing. Although
tho horses in the Fourth avenue stable were
free from the sickness yesterday, no loss
than four hundred are in tho surgeon's
hands to-day. Tho 6ixth avenue line has
fared better, but the superintendent is api
prohensive that the cases that had broken
out will terminate fatally. The Seventh
and Eighth avenue stables are also being
ravished by the diseaso. A perfoct volley of
coughs greet one on cntoring. , Ovorone
hundred horses are laid low In . the, Ninth
avenue stable, and the cross town lines are
similarly affected. Broadway has been
deserted to-day, there being noticeable
absence of coupes and other carriages,both
ill. that thoroughfare and Fifth avemu).
This aftornoon the drive , in Central Park
was C;uite . empty, everybody whose horses
have hitherto escaped tho malignant dis
ease being fearful to exercise t their beasts,
Business men begin to feel the calamity,
and the stop and hindrance that is thereby
imposed on commerce is Incalculable,,
t3T"A Baltimore girl wont .liiq other eve-;
ning and suicided, because her lover
wouldn't kiss her good-night. ,- Now that's
what we regard as tha.yorj height of folly.
If the girl had boeq denied a Dolly Vardeu,
PV had mussod her new, hat, or bad even
knocked the. heel off .one of her shoes, we
could .have soon some excuse .for her rash
act ( but there's none for a woman . who
commits suicide becauso any ono man won't
kiss her, when there . are .plenty of men
ready to do the billing and cooing. . We'd
even consent ourselves to; kiss a woman
who had boon eating onions, rather than
have her turn herself into food for worms.
, SETMiss Hough, , daughter of an employe
in the pattern shop, in tti , Charlestown,
Mass., navy yard, was looking round the
shop on Wednesday,, and while examining
a portion of the machinery, approached too
near the belting. . Miss Hough's head came
in contact with it, and in au instant Jier
hair was caught by the rapidly . revolving
belt, and before the machinery could bo
stopped her soalp was loosened and a por
tion of the crown torn completely from the
head.: As quickly as possible the unfor
tunate girl was taken to the dispensary,
after - which she waa taken to ber home in
Maiden. . . ,. ....'! n..ii .
iy James Davis while much Intoxictaed
the other day at Bolton's store, on Big
creek, Tennessee, . continued to flourish a
pistol, and when warned that he would kill
himself or some one else, replied, there was
no danger, and to piove, It,, mocked; the
pito),put the muzzle to his heart and pul(-.
ed the trigger. He was killed inetautl y. ,
Miscellaneous News Items. '
tlTOn the 21st the mutilated bodies of
two unknown men were found on the track
of the. Northern Railroad at Englowood,
N.J. ......
CSTJolin Hook, an employe at tho Bol
ton depot, Northern Central Railroad, in
Baltimore, was caught in the bolting in tho
workshop and almost instantly killed. '
t3T"A Washington dispatch says that
tho coal famino in England is creating a
demand for the bituminous coal of the
Maryland district.
t3T Six watcr-spouts appeared on Lako
Erio a few days ago, and lasted for half on
hour. They appeared to ho within two or
three miles of each other, and caused an cx
tensivb commotion.
, ,...
C3y"Tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad was opened on tho 21st Inst., to
Caddo station, thirty miles south of Aotoka.
Trains now run within twonty-three miles
of Red River.
tTwo colored mon at Littlo Rock,
Arkansas, lately got into so desperate a quar
rel as to which had put tho most into a
contribution box at church that a fight en
sued with fatal results to one of them.
ti5One of tho pipes of tho Washington
aqueduct burstcd in High street, George
town, last week. A man named Houotz
went down in tho main hole to shut off tho
water, and was overcome by the foul air
and died immediately. '
tf"An employe of tho rolling mills at
at Terre Haute,' a day laborer, died in that
city last Sunday night. An examination of
his effects developed tho fact that he was
worth $50,000 in bank accounts and money
loaned on various securities.
3F"An Iowa man, fond of sport, went
out hunting last wook, and shot one " kil
deor" ond tho top of his horse's head off.
His littlo son laughed boisterously when ho
saw tho " governor" coming homo at night
drawing tho wagon, which contained a set
of harness, after him.
E2F" Mrs. Andrew Dolan, of Bethlehem,
tried coal oil for flro lighting on Tuesday.
Tho can sho was using exploded, hor apron
caught flro, and sho escaped because there
was not much oil in tho can. She is not
likely to use coal oil in that way for some
time.
tW A barber in this Stato says that
while cutting tho hair of a rural customer,
ho ran his shears against some hard sub
stance, which proved to be a whetstone.
Tho old farmer said he had missed that
whetstone over since !hay making timo
last July, and had looked all over a ten
acre lot for it, but now he 'remembered
sticking it up over his ear. ' 'I : ,;l
C35TOn Sunday , a week as President
Grant was out driving one of the colts, un
accustomed to rapid driving, suddenly
bolted, and sheering, broke the pole. Tho
President leapod from the vehicle just as
tho younger of the two colts klclced in tho
dash-board.' Assistance then arrived to the
relief of the President, who congratulated
himself upon his escape. '
, CfTEli Hanson has just received $4,000,
at Bangor, Me., from the Europoan and
North American Railway Company for an
assault committed upon him by a brakeman
in the employ of, the company, Hanson
was accompanied by a dog, which Jie
brakeman, attempted to remove from the
car, , in accordance , with, the gules of; the
road, -but was resisted by Hanson, which
oaused the assault. . ,, , . r, , ;; . , ,t
tarWillard. Fuller, of Westford, R.
lost a cow in a vory singular manner.. She
waa found doad in the lot with, one kind
foot caught over her horn, the: point of the
horn, being booked through the skin near
the hoof, having evidently been thusoaught
while scratching her head, so that the comt
broke her neck by falling, v . j1 ,,. ?
t t3TThe trial of George Gropp, Indicted
for killing a: man near .Venice, I Mo., oh
account of tho failure of his victim to pay a
whiskey bill of twenty cents, is set for next
Friday j i Considerable interest is taken in
the affair. ' "One of the best criminal lawyers
of St. Louis, Richard McDonald, is to assist
in the proseoution. " Tho trial will last some
time.1 '!-; ' !'i ' '
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'. t3T"One day last' week an employee of
Judge Packer's returned to the deer park
at Packerton to finish some ' ploughing ho
had begun the' day before. The plough
had been left in tho furrow;' but,1' strango
to say, it was not Whore he had loft ft, and
for some time no trace' of it could bo found.'
Finally,1' after considerable search, it was
discovered fiat the large buck elk bad got
his' dander np, evidently because of the'
intrusion of this knight pf the sod, and
With his large antlers carriod the. plough
several hundred foot in the thicket, where
it was found in'good condition.
..Uynore is a narrow escape from doath
that occurred, at the crossing of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad on Vnlon street, last week)
A man waa asleep , in his wagou aud . the
horses .very leisurely walked, across .the
track just as a coal train came along, , .The
engine missed the wagon about three feet,,
and the sleepy driver awoke to a conscious
ness of the peril in which he had been plac
ed, , Ought not tho , driver f, that wagon
be arrested for imporlllpg the lives o( the
engineer, ilieman.aud nierj employed on the'j
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The subscribers are Manufacturers aud Agents
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