(tilt Gowtl gWiocate,
J. S. B 0 R fi iV E f, I, Edit or .
SATURDAY. 8KPTHM PER 10, 1870.
FOB CONGKfcSS.
HON. GLENNI V7. CCOFIELD.
I'OR A8SF.XKLY.
WILLIAM E.LATIISY.
tOR 1'RKSIliFNT JUDGE.
L. D. V7ETM0EE
BEPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
lor County Commissioner,
A. W.'GRAY, of .lay township.
For Jury Commixsv-itrr,
HORACE LITTLE, of Ridgway.
f'nr County Kurwyor,
J. L. BROWN, of Jones township.
Fur Ctmntif Auditor,
t'llAKLKS M" YEAN, of St. Mtv,
It vas said tli;tt the tax on gross receipts
whs si severe upon the railroads anil prevcu
tid tliem from making as low rates as they
wished. In behalf of tliu people, the last
Congress relieved" the railroads of this tax,
anJ the principal linos bl the country have
bhown their gratitude by doubling tho price
of 1'reiiibta, thus defeating the objects of
Congressional legislation by puling upon the
country additional millions of taxation.
Wheat in Stoke. Every effort is Wing
made by speculators to force up the price of
v, heat and Hour, by crying out that the crop
was short, Sec, but it would seem, from the
following figures, tukcu from a Uufialo j aper
th.it there is no 'necessity for Advancing
prices : 'The amount of wheat stored at Buf
falo, August 1 "), 1870, is 5,111 ,070 bushels
against l,100,(Jl0 one year previous or
..MJ 11,570 iu excess. At Chicago, Milwau
k!e and New York tho amount is two-thirds
in excess of last August.
Tin: Democracy have undertaken a heavy
j.ib. It is to gain C") members iu the uext
Congress. If they can do this they are
iviYccl in estimating that it will give them
a working majority; but it 'vill require
harder woik than nuikiiig up a tablo ol
figures .showing their intentions. No
one doubts that they will make some gains
in the Southern St,tes, and possibly a few
ii t tic Northern. The South would be un-
f.rcit!iil enough if it turned its back on
tiuni after so many saeraifices; but they
vill come far short of carrying us niauy
ins nets in that section as they
now count on; while sueh gains as tun
new numbers iu New YorJ, and about the
fine in proportion in the other Northern
States, to iut-ke the claim good, is too much
of'a caller, public creduality. It is on
opeu question which party will make gaius.
and the chances of the democracy losing
Mime of their districts are quite as good as
their gaining others, llcpublicaus should
take note of the Democratic prngrmme, and
sec to ic that no discord prevails, and that
every voter docs his duty. It is safe in
this case to learu w isdom from the enemy,
and to be watchful and ready for all emer
gencies. A Democratic victory would be
u uational dishonor Ex.
Five Young Men Struck Deaf.
The report wo mentioned yesterday that
five young men had been struck deaf at
II. lena, Arakansus, is fully confirmed,
though the phonnmena remains a painful
mystery. One of the young meu, as we
stated, is in the city for treatment. His
rame is liobb, aod ho formerly clerked in
Mansfielt & Uigbce's drug store. Yester
day he wis met and accosted by an old
acquaintance yesterday who had not
lieaid of his mislortune. He produced a
pencil and -apcr and wrote 'I cannot hear
a word you say; I have been struck deaf.'
This rather dumbfounded his friend, but
hey went into Uigbce's drug store aud
had a long talk on paper.
The additional particulars which we havo
learned are as follows : Tho young men
were together in a room one evening last
week, and when they sepeiated for the
night all were as well as usual. Next mor
ning the alarming fact was discovered that
they were all completely deaf, and the most
of them suffering from a heavy pain in the
head. No relief could be had in Helena;
60 four of them went to New Orleans for
treatment, and young Mr. Robb came to
Memphis, put hiu:self under the treatment
cf Dr. Yoorhees. Various conjectures
. have been made as to the cause
of this singular oceurence; some ascribe it
to a direct visitation of Providence ; others,
of superstitious minds, to some subtile in
fluence, not of God nor yet of man, while
some seek to find a scientific cause in the
condition of the wrather, or what they ate
sod drank on the occupation,- Memphis
Ledger,
Frightful accident. We lcaro from
a telegraphio dispatch that on the SOth ult.
while Wdj. A Thompson, of Franklin, was
carrying some torpedoes in a wagou two of
theoi exploded and blew him to pieces. The
first known of the accident was the finding
ot his remains by a milkman, who heard the
the explosion some time before. He leaves
a wife aod three email children. Warren
Mail.
cue v;a?, in zuao?s.
Tho Germans Trinmphant. i
Terrible Fighting The latth of Sedan
A'apolcon and Mv Malum' Army Sur
rendered Downfall of tlie Krewk Em
pire Fravre a Jtrpuhlic, tcith 7rochu
as Drtxident,
We copy the following from the Erie
Gazette:
Tho events of the past week have been
startling, and to u great extent unexpected.
The tenible battles which have followed
with unparalleled rupaiility culminated at
Sedan on the lid inst., iu a complete victory
of the l'rusiun army over MsMahon's for
ces, when the l'rcnch capitulated, the Em
peror Napoleon being among the number.
The surrender of Napoleon was no doubt
compulsory. With Bnzaiuo shut up in
Metz, and this fite of McMahon, thb dis
ciplined t roups of France are gone. It now
remains to bo seen what course will be
adopted by the French pcoplo under the
new order ot things.
Whether the war will soou close is by no
meaus certain, for reports conn) that the
rrcuch at 1 arts are unyeilding, and are
not ready to give up the contest. And yet
we cannot but believe that France is in bet
ter condition to-day to treat for peace than
iho will be nt any timo in the future. Look
for a moment at tho events of a tew weeks
past, and see if they do not loud some plau
sability to our views.
On the l'nh of July last war was de
clared by Napoleon. Time surely has re
vealed that Prussia was ready, but France
was not. Two weeks later a half million
men stood facing euchothcr on tho Rhenish
frontier. On the 2d of August a heavy
column of French troops moved forwards
Saarbruck ; it was ouly an out post and
the enemy, a few hundred strong, fell back.
France was elated, and Paris resounded with
cheers for the 'first victory.' Her joy was
traucient. While sho was rejoiccing the
right wing of her magnificent army was
being overwhelmed and well nigh annihi
lated at Wcissnburg and Woerth. Simul
taneously with the advance of the Prussian
Crown PriDce, General Steinmetz moved
forwaid, recaptured Saarbruck, and fell
heavily upon Frossaro at Forback. The
immediate withdrawal of the French line
to the Moselle was imparitive. But here he
could not stop. Flanked at Nancy, another
retreat was necessary. McMahon succeed
ed in getting back to Chalons, but Marshal
Bazainc, in attempting to do so, encounter
ed an enemy thrice his numbers, and after
five days' terrific fighting was securely caged,
within, the fortress ot Metz. With an ar
my two hundred thousand strong McMa
hon left Ivhcims on the 23dof August, de
termined to rescue his unfortunate confed
erate ; three days after, with his perilous
jouiuy but half accomplished, be finds a
wall of bayonets across his path. To re
treat without fighting was impossible. At
ihc cud ot three days' conflict his army is
driven within tho town ot teuen, encom
passed by a victorious and determined foe,
in no condition to resist further, and, with
the Fiinncror Naoolcou ' lays down its
at iho t
Meanwhile, a new order of things is in.
augurated in Paris ; a Republic is proclaim
ed, aud General Trochu is appointed Presi
dent by u provisional government, compos
ed cf eleven members of the Corps Lcgis-
latu and all the deputies raris, which, we
are told has been ratified by popular acclaim
ation. The offiics of the provisional govern
mentarc as follows : Minister of the interior,
Leon Gambetta ; minister of foreign affairs.
Jules Favre; minister of fiuancc, Pierre
iMagne; minister of public instruction,
Jules Simon ; minister of justice, Emanuel
Cremieux; minister of war, General Trochu
president of the council, M. Grevy; secre
tary general of the provisional government,
Andre Lavertujon.
The city was tranquil at latest advices.
The new Mayor has issued the followinn
proclamation :
IIoTEr, de Ville, Paris, Sept. 6
Citizens ! I have been called by the peo
ple and government of the national defense-
to tho mayoralty of Paris, while waiting for
vou to be called to elect your municipality,
I have taken possession of this oity hall in
tbo name of the Republic, which was the
scene of tho patrioitio event of 1(92, 1830,
ana le ts, i spcaK to you now as your
lather tiia in ItM'Z. Citizens, the country
is in danger! Rally round the Parisian muu
icipaliry defended to-day from siege by u
soldier of tho Rcpublio ! Vivo La Repub
lique Etibnne Araqo.
Chicago Divorces.
Chicago not only divorces people by whole
sale but it also marries thorn, sometimes
without their consent. Here is a case in
point. A person rejoicing io the suggestive
name of Woulfsbach has just filled a bill iu
the Circuit Court of the city against a fe
male assuming to bear his name, asking to
nave an alleged marriage between tho par
ties set aside, on the ground that ho was
married without knowing it.
Complainant, after alleging that he was
married to the defendont on the 2Cth of
October last, states that at the time in ques
tion he was confined to his bed by a fit of
extreme illness, and that for several days
during such sickness he was unconscious,
aud 'had lost his presence of mind,' and
that while in this state of derangement 'the
defendant went to the County Clerk's office,
procured a marriage license, proceeded
tbence to a minister of the gospel, conduc
ted him to the bedside of the complainant,
and, while be was luboring under the influ
ence of mental paroxysm or derangement,'
the minister united him in marriage to the
defeodent. It is alleged that the defendant
at the time was in complainant's service as
a servant.
He claims that he knew nothing of the
so-called marriage untill some time after,
when he recovered, and that he has never
treated the women as his wife. Persons not
disposed to enter the marriage state will do
well to jvoide Chicago. brie hepmlican
news m bhhf.
No Frost in Ridgway yet.
The Commissioners met this week.
No venison has been brougt to town for
sale this fall.
Sun Francisco has a child three years
old, weighing 100 pounds.
Brighara Young is thb host of William
Seward at Salt Lake. '
The tobacco crop of tho west is Baidto
be somewhat unfavorable.
Four good habits punctuality, accuracy,
steadiness and dispatch. - '
Maltese cats, in Indiana, are trained to
fight black snakes and like it.
Boston has a wandering street mcrchat,
who sells lobstets and war maps.
It is said that tho?e visiting summer re
sorts are much afflcted with bill iousncss.
'Come over to cur house and see the bil-
lious fever,' is the Indians salutation.
A Saratoga landlord rents a hammock
on his bock piazza for three dollars a night,
Imagine a more melancholy spectacle
thau a lot of hens try'ng to roost on a clothes
line.
The Indies in some pnrts are organizing
base ball clubs and next year we suppose
they will have them here.
Diamonds in the rosettes of her slippers
are tho attractions ot Sarratog belle's 'twink
ling feet,'
Tt is a good sicht to see the color of
health upon n man's face, but not to see it
concentrated in his nose.
A Lancaster county, V., official has
sued anf'ther for charging him with wearin a
woman killing mustache.
A Java erandee is enmine to this country
with his eiirhtv-one children and wants to
engage board in some quiet family.
Tho machinery for a very large shoe
mnnufnctureinsr establishment wasreerntly
shipped from tho United States to Switz
erland. rrid2et Fagan lost her voice at Fajette
Pnrincs from sleeom!? in a damp rom.
Her husband has never enjoyed more
peace.
The waiter irirls at the Trolfilo Hr;nse,
White Mountains, are nil rlaochters of yell-to-do
farmers of the neighborhood.
j
Tho southern cotton srrownrs want to
oolonize tho English sparrows then to
fisht. the insects that injure the oatton
crop. 1
I
The German ladies of Rt. Louis will
shortly hold a Brand fair, tho proceed? to
bo devoted to the relef of wounded Geraian
soldiers. j
I
Hoop skirts are dwindling away to noth
ing in their old age. Report says wi are
to know them not this winter. j
Now and then they cut off the ears of a
thief in Oregon, and then telegraph east
thot the crops were never better thon they
ore this season. ,
r
A New Haven Temprance Convention
got away with thirty thousand galssts of
root beer, and twenty thousand bottles of
soda water in two days.
A dose of Iowa whiskey killed a water
snake a foot long, which had slipped down
the throat of a farmer while he was drinking
from the river.
It is reported that the fall fashions for
ladies' hats will be a funnel arrangement
with the small end behind. The idea, we
understand, is brought from China.
. . -
Appointments. Dr. John II. Gihon
has been appointed by Governor Geary
Quarantine Master for the post at Philadel
phia, in the place of Robert Gartside, Esq.,
who died last week of yellow fever. The
Doctor was editor and publiscr of the Daily
Topic, at Harrisbur?.
A Brother of Bayard Taylor, the journ
alist and traveler, a prominent physician of
Chester county, has also besn appointed
lazaretto physician at Philadelphia, made
vacant by the death of Dr. Thompson, who
also died of yellow fever.
i
Rittin by a Rattlesnake. A few
days since a snake charmer died at Plcas
autville from tho effects of a bite
of his favorite reptiles. Yesterday mor
ning his wife, another 'cha rnicr,' removed
to Tytusville and reopened tho show on
Franklin street, under the auspices of 'Hon
est Jack.' But in Act I., Scene I.,
where the woman bans her brawn, thrusts
it into the cage, seizes tho rattlesnake and
puts it into her bosom and coiles it about
her neck in act first, as we said wheu
she attempted this reckless performance
one of the largest snakes in the collection
stuck his fangs into her fore-finger, iuflio
ting a severe wound. 'Honest Jack,' who
sat at the door collecting the stamp?, heard
a yeil of agony and discovered the cause.
Dr. Moody was called in, and at once cut
the affected part and cauterized the wound.
Whiskey was at once adminestered to the
patient and after an hour's sleep she was
pronounced quite well again and went on
with the exhibition. .Not so with the
snake who is reported quite Biok, and evi
dently got the worst of the bite. Herald-
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