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NEW BL00MF1ELD, PENN'A.
lucsday, January 7, 1873.
John F. Haktbankt, Governor oloot,
will be inaugurated on the 21st day of
January, that being the third Tuesday of
the month.
Tfie Prof. West affair of Dover, Del., is
creating a wide and decided sensation.
West's life being insured for $25,000, it is
said the Insurance Companies will try to
have him acquitted of murder, as, if he is
hung, they must pay the policy to his wid
ow. Tun high wind at Buffalo a few days
since blew the water out of the river, so
that the supply pipe to the resevoir, that
supplied the city with water was left dry,
and the city was without water. All fac
tories worked by steam had to suspend op
erations. The President has signed the bill to re
duce the expenses and oflicers of the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau, which passed Con
gress a few days ago, and the work of
putting the new law into practical opera
tion will be commenced immediately. The
bill, it will be remembered, legislates all of
the assessors out of office by July 1, 1873.
There are about seventeen kind of ' stamps
to be prepared before the new law goes
into effect, but work on them will be com
menced without delay.
A Terrible Accident happened at
Williamsport on Christmas eve. During
services in the Baptist church, the floor and
ceiling gave way, precipitating about five
hundred people into the cellar. Fourteen
persons were killed, and about forty in
jured, some seriously.
The following are some of the names of
the killed: John Richie, Boyd Mahaffey,
Miss Grace Seaman, Miss Sadie Maffatt,
Mrs. Duncan Campbell and her son, Miss
Tillie Reader, Miss Fisher, a boy named
Ettinger, a child of Linn M'Minn, Mrs. Ro
mig, Miss Elizabeth Raskins and Wm.
Shuman. The cause of the accident was a
weak floor.
From the annual report of the Superin
tendent of Public Schools for the year 1872
we notice that Perry Co., is credited with
having thirty school houses unfit for use,
and while the total number of buildings in
the county is 150, only 3 of them are put
down as " first class," while 148 are report
. ed as badly ventilated. This is not a very
flattering report of the condition of the
school buildings of this county. Ilis re
port also gives the following statements :
Number of Districts iu the State, 2,029
" " Schools, 15,1)
" " Directors, 13,450
" " Teachers, 18,868
Average salary of malo teacher per
month 41.71.
Average salary of female teachers per
month $34.00.
Total cost of the schools for the year
J872, including expenditures of all kinds
$8,345,072,78.
Sentence Remitted.
Iu the case of Commander A. A. Bern
mes, United. States Navy, tried in January
lost for inflicting cruel and unlawful pun
isament on persons under his coin
uiaud, abuse of his ofiicial power, and
oppressive and inhuman conduct unbecom
ing an oflicer and gentleman, while he was
in command of the United States steamship
. Portsmouth, found guilty, and sentenced
to bo suspended from duty and rank for
three .years, and to be reprimanded by the
Secretary of Navy, the President has re
mitted that portion of his sentence which
suspends bim from rank and duty, and he
will again be ordered to duty by the de
partment. The sevoue reprimand which he received,
however, by the Secretary at the time,
stands on the record, it being announced
therein that if Uie sentence of the Court
had been more teven, tin Department would
not hate failed to approve it.
And now in the face of such a declara
tion as is contained in the words printed
in italics a portion of the sentence is omit
ted. Are we to judge from this, that
the former remarks of the Secretary were
made only for "buuoome," or is the Pres
ident more wiwa than tliose in the control of
-vtbe Navy Department?"
t2T"Davol, Hartford's champion shop-lifter,
served two years in the State Prison
aud was released early in Uie summer. He
worked in the rule shop, and employed his
'leisure hours In carving rude dolls, which
lie dressed with much taste, and In making
fancy frames and boxes. He manifested
his little weak nous in leaving the prison, by
carrying off a pair of shoes belonging to the
rniilen's duughter.
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A Romance i Real Life.
Dr. Ralph V. Aulick, a son of Commo
dore Aulick, died very suddeuly, at his
father's house in Washington some months
ago, the family believing at the time that
he was unmarried. On the following morn
ing, young lady employed in the Treasury
Department, and known as Miss Oler,
hearing the announcement of his death
read from a newspaper, fainted, and it was
Boon made known that the deceased was
her husband. In October last, the will of
the deceased, made in Philadelphia in May
last, was filed in the Probate Court, by
which he left bis property, consisting of ten
shares of Cincinnati Gas Light Company's
stock, worth nearly $30, 000, to bis widow.
The father of the deceased filed a caveat to
the will, and the judgo ordered that issues
be made for trial at the Circuit Court. The
counsel for the caveators, after prelimina
ry remarks, said the family had come to
the conclusion not to intorpose further ob
jections to the probate of the will. The
counsel for the widow said there was now
no course to take but to obtain a verdict,
and a jury was accordingly sworn, and the
issues being read, they returned a verdict,
that the testator was of sound mind at the
time of making the will, and that it was
not procured by fraud, artifice or undue
influence.
A Snow Slide.
At Little Cotton Wood, near Central
City, a terrible snow slide occurred on the
2d inst. From six to eight feet of snow
having fallen there in the last two days.
At 2:30 an avalanche six hundred feotwide
and twelve deep came down, crossing the
stago road and carrying away eight to ten
teams and teamsters, and taking them fif
teen hundred feet across Cottonwood creek.
Three men have been shoveled out alive,
but badly hurt. Four men wore not res
cued, and it is thought impossible to find
them before spring, although one hundred
to two hundred men are at work. The
names of the men were not ascertained.
Miscellaneous News Items.
t3?"A barn, and twenty horses and
sloighs belonging to a dancing party, at
Lottsville, Washington county, Pa., burn
ed up Christmas night.
t2TA little girl named Longaker, living
at Croton, Lawrence county, was so badly
frozen while on her way to Sabbath School,
hist Sabbath a week, that her life is in
danger.
tSTThe widow of Malloy, who was killod
in an affray at the Five-Mil House, near
Davenport, about a year ago, has accepted
$5,000 in settlement of her suit against
Malloney, the man who beat her husband
to death.
tSLast week Carolina Low died at
Sandwich, 111., from the effects of a cut by
glass several years since. Minute fragments
of the glass literally worked through her
body, causing death.
tW Quite a number of dogs, some of
them supposed to have the hydrophobia,
and others that had been bitten, have been
killod in different parts of Chester county,
within the post few weeks.
EST At Philadelphia on the 20th ult.,
the roof of Winches' spike mill, corner of
Canal and Palard streets, fell in through
the heavy weight of snow, injuring scver.il
persons.
tW At York recently, a fireman made a
nai-row escape at the depot through the en
gineer starting whon he was under the
engine. The mistake was discovered in
time to save his life.
IW Some New Bedford boys wore coast
ing down one of the streets in that city,the
other day when they come plump upon a
two-horse team, but, by wonderful good
luck, their sled passed safely between the
horses' legs.
tSITDuring the prevalence of a heavy
gale recently four largo storm panes iu the
lighthouse at Tyboo were broken by a large
number of wild ducks that were driven
against the glass by the wind. Several of
the ducks were killed.
A wedding was recently broken up
at Columbus City, Iowa, in the following
manner : The preacher asked if any one
had any objections ; the young lady said,
" Tes ; I don't want to marry him." The
expectant groom folded his broadcloth and
silently stole away.
tW Albert C. Abbott, a fireman at
Charlestown, injured at the great fire, died
in the hospital last week. At the time of
his injury be was engaged to be married to
a young lady, and at the desire of both
parties, the couple were married at the
hospital, throe days before Abbott's death.
His brother was buried in the ruins at the
same fire,' and the mother died from grief
at her bereavement.
i
ty A few nights ago the conductor of
an east bound freight train on the Central
Pacifio Railroad received instructions at
Truckee to " proceed carefully and look
out for train No. S." Ho was one of the
most vigilant of men, and he did keep a
sharp look out. Suddeuly he espied a big
bright light ahead through the trees, aud
bringing his train on a stand-still, be seized
a flag and lantern and ran ahead, waving
them most lustily, till lie discovered lie was
tinging the ritlng moon.
tW As a train on the Portland and Og
deusburg railroad was leaving the station
at North Conway, N. II., the other day, a
large deer sprang upon the track and ran
on a head of the engine for about two miles,
when it got a little tired and concluding to
switch off. .In the attempt however, it slip
ped and rolled over, and the train stopped
and an employe jumped off and killed tho
animal, which weighed 169 pounds, and it
was carried down to Portland.
I358ix big girls banded together the
othor day and thrashed an Iowa schoolmas
ter so severely that he had to have a doctor
Foroign Items.
Franco paid Germany 200,000,000 francs
of war indomnity on the first of January,
and will pay 75,000,000 francs in each suc
ceeding month until May next.
A Paris tradesman has been sent to pris
on for two years for displaying, in his shop
placards containing remarks insulting to
to the National Assembly.
London, December 28. The Amyntns
was lost while on her voyage from Holy.
head for Washington, and every person on
board perished. A severe gale prevailed
in the English Channel yesterday, and sev.
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A railway accident occurred last Wed
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Scotland, seven miles north of Glasgow,
and forty persons were severely injured.
Rome, December 81. The rivers in the
Valley of the Po are again rising, and fresh
inundations are threatened. The Crown
Prince Humbert was thrown from his car
riage, while riding in this city to-day, and
received some slight bruises.
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