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fFI-.rt U-nnlrl prudence and common scn-e
Wednesday,
. JVb;uiy
their contents, and nil t-hoiih;
, . " crvation f our publit
IV 19, l.-.u. I . .
We all ;
pics-;
unite in
i.
Ollt TlKilJIJiKTOS I.rTTi:n. II.li!CtStll'IX. Ilnrlnl rthe ti.oifrnr.
exorcise of at least as much prud
i-i their ureserratiou as is ordinairlv
shown lv scnsibl
A siatikk or isti risttoai i. ; demanding of mr public sen .tuts, t.io (.,
Br. the official report of the county
r.ud:Ur, it is shown that Somerset
conntv is not only out of debt but
that there is an actus! surplus iu the
Treasury of 8,."s; 22. We are in-j
formed also, and we believe correct-j
lv, thai the amount assessed !or m
Wasmixotox, lb. 1.5. I;:).
(T.K'.UT Moillt.l Kit
At la.-t the Poland Investigation
10, 1?
' Haumsm r.n, February
m:x,ti:.
The Senate met this evening at X
. , t 1. . 1 t. ........ ..r 1...
o clocK. 1:1 i"(-
called the
Committee has closed the evidence in I ' l',wK' "' ;,,
airlv ! Ias.1 testimony taken was the examin- cnat0 to or,I,'r'
of Oakes Ames celebrated I axnointemext oh t.xi.n.
-;.!. 1' DEATH.
I" DV tl
nirn in me rare 01 ' xuiM-a
. ...t ... rucmoram u u uoo
tlieir ir.Oivi.Ul.il propern . . , . , ,.,.,. Tr f,irn:Kl1 ! TIi.. fi.x enior Iiv niPnsm. officially
I f 1 ICMl II Mil fr(7l '. . . v . . . - ' -
1 it under compulsion, and it was lounu i announoeii um ucam 01 ivx uo.
to he r.ot even a eniv of original en-' Gcarv, and recommended that the
.Siys the rittsburg Vomhu-n-inl
Pcnioeratic elitors and politician!
IIaurisiili;), February 13. The
, funeral of ex overnr (Jeary took
1 place to-dav. It had been triven out
that the body would lie in frtate In
the hall of the lloiine of Hej)rcsen
tatives. At an early hour
thousands thronged the oapitol
grounds to witness the specta
cle, forcibly reniindiug one of the sad
scenes of the burial of President Lin
coln. Thnbodvof (!eary was laid
iiwatmwnj.niiiii iiiiinMnn i-yu.-
1 . 1 !
! ciitBr.XT soirs. . Xw Alf-ih weto.
There were 102 person Uk-I on ; ..1
e Ohio rilraN hist venr.a:id twice ;.--v--v u.h.-.pi mtxc
as man injured.
Kentucky Uiutiilera coiikuipc 0 ..."(! j DOVil li J
tn-ilj' iii:nlf "iirStciK ll an I k-
04 u 1 tn M. ?. 1 .
U'.'.)' r ..iiix-.i P - Iii- n."T. start litii Tim
l!i:t 17, r. 1 110 nilll".r. 1 I't
bushels of grain daily, and turn out J k iX? r,!!": oZ.iw.y. X. Y.
25,031 gallons or spirits. - - iksrKSTsn.uxo ik
In Norfolk an old record has just ! ACIltS . tm. ut AitTH"i ;
bei-n publi,hed. shuwin- that iu 1740 THREE YSIARS IH A MAN-TRAP,
the preachers were paid in tobacco. ' ; "Y, ZVu
EiPTS
EXPENDITURES;
An Omaha bride was marrii-d bare-!
in exactly the Mine place in the hall f(;tbm,U;.e )(.r .,v,.rv'kin.-f:.;ksdr.s
are wont, to erv them.-elves 1
tries made nt the ti: of transactions ! Legislature take charge of the funeral. , of Ul(. ;, tllltl ('vt y thin- wore ! .wnv nnd ".Tl ir'i r M. to
........1 :.. :. I :..lf ii u-.Hil.l be; Se-o.tor fJis.iitM ..Rer.-d resold- 1 .1 . .1... .....I.l...,.,. . .... 't t li.U a , ami s,.( "
UlJiVU 111
. ..-. ... iKtl'Mt III Ii. Ill U.-vii I " v .uuvi .t ii.i ,i vnvi u
present year na noi otto j..,ar0 ...ii.., fPall(is ; ,1,.,.. ; ,,.,.,1,1. n nv t'ourt of Justice as lions anient ul'. the
and so we may reasonably count up- . i i..,.i.T;1.n .1 n. i evidence. The'elosing feature of the ! and otherwise culotie of the dc-:
ill ir; ti.in r :i 11
iid Jen death, ; ... ...
the emblems of j
t in.
tion districts largely Itepttbliean, arc j evidence.
resiect fully referred
tl uliu ' investigations complete the defense , ceased, and that the Legislature cease
. U "jinade bv Vice Tresident Colfax active legislation until next Monday
on the fame surplus remaining over,
s:fter the payment cf ordinary cxjiens
cs, from tha present levy, and on the
first day xif Jannary next.therc will be
lying idle in thc.hands ct the Treas
urer, for he dare net invest it, about
17,(i00;00.
This is a very healthy showing for
the 1 reasury, but is it lair and just to 1 , ... list naim. for t'olfax. but to Oakes Ames himself.
the tax payers? AVhy not reduce j na(nfl fallowed bv four or five hund- i which accounts for it being in his
the taxes ? Hut we waive the ques-1 namcP;d then there are lssion unimhrl by Mr. Colfax
tion for the present, for the lrpow!. v r t.lo,in thc who pos.t.vely adheres to h;s ordinal
1 j on Hie same tain paptrno. ui assortlon tiat 1C lu.Vcr received the
of asking an answer to anotner. (.. ,,j,;r ni,W w. m, . ;( ,.r ,- !!,.,,
crihj the foi.fc . (he frL our hrn-, from Mr. Ames. The kttercxplained
tlird and .-. ' ow" contradictory testimony by
' alleging that in the first instance hav-
llon. Thomas Howard of Pittsburg, ing used their honorable names for
has introduced into the Constitutional the purpose of making the stock
. popular anions capitalists, he wished
Convention a resolution lookmg to a ,o ,(,t lLcm ojj. liUtgivt.s now as
prcA ision regarding an oath to lx-ad-i a rcasoll fr jtorsecuting them with
ministered to the officers who con-'such energy that they had tried to
motive
evening, and that they attend the
funeral in a body.
The Senate was addressed in a
What is going to be done with the
surplus now in the Treasury? Wc
know what ought to be done with a
portion of it, and the sooner it is thus
expended the better will it be for the
tax payers. The people of this coun
ty own a reasonably good Court
House, and an unusually bad jail, and
we presume do not desire to le taxed
for the construction of new buildings
for at least some years to come.
Within the Court House are all the
county offices, and within these the
records, papers and documents show
ing title to nearly all the resl estate
in the county, and containing the cv
ideuee of the judgments, mortgages,
debts xc., of a very large proportion
of our citizens. Now it is a well
known fact, that all these valuable
documents would be as secure in any
ordinary farm house in the county
af where they are. The vaults
which contain them, it is not pretend
ed, are cither fire or burglar proof.and
r,t the same time arc entirely too small J
de-.-clopmcnts in the Luzerne contest- Lasc , jia(i i)Ct.,, landed with
ed election case. It has lx-ea proven J falsehood ly I Vmocratie papers and
that in the first precinct, Twelfth ! some others too, from one end of the
ward, Scranton, at the October dee- j land to the other upon the er parte
, 111 i-iv statement of Ames. It turns out thr.t
tion, the first one hundred and s.x! t.Letk(lrawn t0 .,,s c, or bc.arer
names on the tally paper, are in the . h , , ff of
oxnrt alphabet icni ortirr in wnicoimy crgviUit-at-Arms, not to 3ir. j five members of each House, togetuer
with vol. Joruan, are 10 act as a com
mittee to carry out the funeral ar
rangements. The Senate will meet to-morrow
forenoon and adjourn.
The House is not in session.
I seem proud
'!'!,..;..;. ....1,,,,, In.... il.nt u-ii.- no.; At tlio cuurcii .sociitd!
e 1:1
. i-.i r -1
make arrangements ior mu iiinerai
had gone to work early. A resolu
tion had passed at the session on
Tiioailm- iiruviilino' fur all CXlienseS
feeling manner by Senators Graham, f thn f,n).ril n,i Mr. P.alantine, of
11 .1.1 TT I . '
uaiiaee, eaKie, jiuiiipnie mm Allegheny, had moved ami carried a
Pavis, of Philadelphia. 'resolution to have printed and appro-
Ihe Governor, the Speaker and r,r;aU.v l,ml 5,000 copies of the pro-
..rvlnlr.,! l.v t, Si.nnte lllld Tioiisi- to.ter. -Minn., an acCOUliiSti: l I.l
1 J . . . 1.:.. i ....1.1 ;
out 11 i:s iiiiMr n-eiii uoo icmn n-'i ii.i-iii .
duct primary elections for dt tennin- j prove him a liar. Here wasa
.1 " . r i: 1 a f,,ri for the allegations against the
mg the nonunations of candidates for ))ers rnL j.
puljlie olliees.
This is an imjortant movement and
should receive attention. There is
no doubt that there is neccsity for the
j purification of our primary elections,
Hoist:.
llAituisuLnii, Pa., February II,
1873. The House of Kepre.sentatives
met to day at eleven o'clock, when a
joint resolution of the Senate and the
Governor's message relative to the
death of Governor Geary were re
ceived. Feeling remarks in reference
to the deceased were made- by Messrs.
e mem-1 Latta, Xewmyer, Judge Lawson,
He con- Mitchell aud Mahon.
County of Somerset, Penn'a., ;
i- j ..'iS'sSrARSSh? j From January lltii, 1872, to January Hth, lg-?
i-au took !t'i.. riitiii., I'a. 'I
Agents it Hells Qniek
a: i:r '.v.tsTi: roit
Fowier'3 Great VYcrk
."till mil Ii:
r. c;.
; On MiiiilH'!'!. 'tnn illicit 1. nn t'w
. l !..., l.n 1. 1'. 1
1 i,h (lie ariMU 'i i.n.lit
EICFJLT,
ceedings in reference to the death of
the Governor. Every formula which
would inilffate respect was gone
through with.
At nine o'clock the joint committee,
consisting of Governor Hartranft, Ad
jutant General Kussell, Col. Jordan,
Speakers Anderson of the Senate and
Elliott of the House, together with
Senators Wallace, of Clearfield,
Weakly, of Cumberland, and Graham,
of Allegheny, with Mitchell, of Tioga,
Judge Lawson, of Clarion, Million, of
Franklin, and Smith, of Fayett", nu t
in the Speaker's room. The minute
guns which were being fired boomed
through the cimitol buildings, and the
hurrying of crowds through the long
torciiilv
to his irirl to crack nuts with.
! Ain-miriill i-lawr.". "i t p'"pl
An enterprising Kansas Irishman tii-?- xMinv jt i-iit. iiuu y,
, . i ' i i o- i r.i - ! mxcn l.iiv inil n.u'1 i n (lie ai
lias Hinppeu vnuofiu dmuhiucn oi men i v T0ITV -nirvpM
hides within the last two months to j MY JOLLY FnaeC i
pay for his claim and buv and a team. moi.KWts' tnut ant ii!Nk. v Hm-jaa
1 J ' with Ik- 8roatl Mt-fi-!-?! an-l lb.r.- iN b in
ThcCawker (Kan.) Sentinel asks .'! c ar ''aiArlTKtx. ltia."1
its readers "it a spoonuil oi yeast '.vui
raise fifty cents' worth of flour, how
much will it take to raise funds
enough to build 11 fence around the'
schoolhouse grounds and fix them up
a little." '
t!i:. ml 1.IU . , , A ,.. C,m,.w.t fV.nntt- .,
iin.l inn i .:u n;;M Iin!Tir. Ill ilMilci ui 'ivm. u rttnr,t
thv ('..uiitv of NoiWTsft.
The imin-ao. wl". ll.0 1".' O.VD 'H.I.ST H i'r ;
T-.-.i!i r- c-.-Iv -.1 .r. m r-.K
of liTl aril pr;. i' m i'.iri-.)
1)1.
si. I r.muly rtf i anl I- vli-. f, i;r,
I" Invi"" niOVKS it ahnvc nil n:l-r."tlic t.k
lhe yi ASSKSS WANT. 1: s s like WILI'KIK K.
Ov.THtfi p:!'"!'. iHilr "J Mure air' nt. wunicii.
N(TU'1-H n'.t "l-'T-lvcl l.y mi?rf.rc -iiH-tions
initio to u-ilin oil lilili iri:! 't inl-Tior n k:'.
i hut ...ii. I r.,ri.;i-ciil'ir. .m l i:n-.f m tatt mi'iii.s
P.ridget Keagen. was arrested tin jnuiiKmnsurwiiri-ir at-m.'. ,.
I ln. vir: -:'i. i:i:n'.i i:- "-. i: : i' i..."
I rutin.. Til Siu.juic s'.r' t. k' ;! .
A servant girl in Newark, named
4'
Iliursday Tor piuering, ami, wiien
searched, six pounds of butler with a
niece of ice. and seven pounds of su-
r.nrri.liir tettli irion-4 filCCS.
fesses to vmdietiveness l.t lore tlie j H)c concurrent resolution w as muin,ie, OIIC 0f ti,c troubled days cf
Committee, and having prepared adopted by an unanimous vote upon j ,i .... ..-j,,.,, fro the c:tpit d" hill
Slll.i:l"l M".ViT
FiMiiklin llnuiiu
M""" Hiitii'T
.Ii.lni i';triiiv
! I :l t il l H'Tit-v
. - '. I '. I.;vrn-";'t
fi-r flii ni't 1 Nk-llol:'i .I'l
I.lSi'OVKKKU (....rii-W. MiiUr..
I':t:t.. :rr
iilh::!i S. .Mil!. .-....
I-.wry
R LIVI';STINi: IX AFIlie.-M ilvrn. LJihliSiHi-ii r...
turJ. TIIK .STAN'I.KV-IiVlN'isrii: KX- ll-nry .'I -inrr
I'M'ITI'iX In A fr ;;!. I.ii'.'wtav.ivuliitiw. . " ' !" """
' . . . . . i . . l.. .: 1 . . I... M- ...!.. -...I i'. !- '..Ii .Tl I'll.' . .
r,...r of lh.. Iir..-t Tr iv.-li-r. t hi' f.lllllrv. S'illllil r:'!rl.n mill II. .
A I K.XT3 V.' A VTKI '. A '.'i
!ilTul friw r lltT'-'l, TH 1
gar were secreted in her bosom. ini9P OVFR F D
A society lor tl:e supircss;o:i (
slang had been formed among the pu-;
ii s of the (jrirl. 1 1 iltii school 'i nn ik-m. t rt.ntfti.is i.i' i.inr.- ..t v.' m i-ruti
ry 1 ' rifiH-r of lh l!rt-t Tri'ilir. t 1111 ( MlllJ f, 2' i i Itisi
rrancisco. nam a reporter i ;:e 01 , vlv;, t-uli M,.nu, ,i ih..i,w.i . r. r s-mi.
ilJ lllfXtltil'I'C "ViiSlf litiil'I't. is !l ' inli-r.-ilir.!r i,..rt nf t "I .'.r. Illl!!l' n! ..r "l !l S '1 ! II
praiseworthy one. iiu jo.i ttiiuk ; lti . i-hiu,!,:,, ,,.,, .,rs.;,ru: ;mi i. ;i i?-.
von will succeed in eradicating
shin;
'Said
con-'
rhe:i
accounts in his diary, to show toeap-a -all 0f the yeas and nays.
to contain them all, properly arrang
ed. So notorious is the insecurity of
as there is scarcely a county or city
in the State, where unworthy or in
competent men have not obtained
nominations, through the manipula
tions of unprincipled politicians at
the primary election.
Git eat preparations are being
made Jor the inauguration of Gen '1
Grant, on the 4th of March next,
and the spectacle promises to be a
most imposing one. More than sev
en thousand uniformed troops have
! already arranged to be present. The
italists that these popular men put
money into credit Mobilier stock how
easy would be for him to forget that
the payments charged against them
as paid were paid to him without their
knowledge. That this was the case
in his transaction with Mr. Colfax
fully appears from that gentleman's
testimony and that of numerous
witnesses brought forward by him,
showing that the $1,200, deposi
ted in his name in the First
National Hank was received in
two sums from other sources, and that,
if he had received the $1,200 on the
check as alleged, the deposit at the
time would have been double that
amount. Thus all stigma is lifted
from the fuir fame of the Vice Prcsi-
wc could see the sky red with the
The joint committee on funeral ar- j h,,,.,,;,,,, barracks of Carlisle, and the
. ti i ti -t
Ival Academy, at Norfolk, will take P"1"'1 ,lc oSnio rejoice mere-
. i u. a a i. . i :
tnese reeeptnees, xua ax xue u.m.u ; all(, 0(H, lm.a antl true of evi-ry
nt tun town in ..lay lasi, xne omeei .-
......... ..........ll.-i.l (a ttiinit-n nil flio r- :
. . , , . part m the procession. So, opart
cords m their custody, and we ol . ' i:..,i,.
. .. . , i from the civic, the military display
serve among xne expeiniiiuie.-. m
Treasurer's account, an item of $1CC,-
alone, will make the event cviispieu-
at. T ne mistakes which Ames con
fessed to have made in his testimony
will go far to weaken it as against
other inmtlenien assailed. And when
.the report of the Committee is made,
! the statement of vour correspondent
On Tuesday of last week Senator! in the beginning, that this expensive
place provided for j Wilson resigned his seat in the United investigation was uncalled lor ana
30 for adjusting the papers in two of,
the oPiices, when they were again re-j
turned to the
ous.
ti , : l .: c-i.. r
. . , . . U UU1U I IU L' illl IIII'IIIUU U..ILT
tiiem. J tiree or more uranu juries i .tates i senate, preparatory to asMiiu- , , ...,.. ;-, .. A .,.,,.
have presented the fact of the insecure ing the duties of ice President ' j,,. fuv verified.
The residua-
condition of the public records to the, the 4th of March next
Court, ami at each presentment has j tion took place just eighteen years,
the Court desired the county Com-! to an hour, from the time when this
distinguished statesman first entered
the Senate.
It is said that the abolition of the
ni-
missioners to provide a remedy for
the evil, and yet under the plea of.
poverty, has this niatterof vital impor-
1 ....... .1,.r.....l ll.ol llmr.,
. . , - .it . i I ranking privilege will save the I
in llll 1UI e Mlimil.T IU (111. M Il illMli , I . ... t
. ; , 1 , , ',! ted States Treasury over one and a
the people should sternly demand ! . , ,.
. . . , , . . half million of dollars. Howcver.our
that this much needed iniprovement . .
. , .., .. , , ccenonucal Congressman proprose to
be made without further delay. Sup-i , , , , i r
, . r ii . (indemnify themselves for the loss of
pose the late fire had swept awav i . . . . . , ,
as it pvnuimn. "
eri's Irom w.uihi, tos-.uuii, per an-
this building and its contents
did those of private citizens, would
the Commissioners have slept well a
night with the curses of the jieople,
who had been ruined by their penny
wise aud pound-foolish economy, ring
ing in their cars ? s
Iut it is not the safety of the re
cords alone that need to be insured,
by the erection of better vaults with
in the building; the Court House
itself is in our opinion one of the most j
insecure buildings from fire we
incati in the county. With its wood
en floors, wooden stairways, wooden
roof, wooden cornices, and wooden
cupola, containing in it a dozen
stoves, under the care of different of
ficers, whose carefulness is not guar
anteed it is a mere tinder box, lia-
tllll!l.
Having been induced by Ames to
invest in what appeared a fair trans
action, the Memiiers withdrew so soon
as it seemed likely to compromise
them or to involve them in litigation.
Up to that time there was no valid
reason why they should not own this
or Pacific 11. 15. Stock ; just as other
members own national bank stock,
which at any day they may be called
to legislate upon. There is not the
semblance of a case of bribery made
out, though there is, perhaps some
question whether the admissions of
Ames do not show on his part a se
cret intention to secure, if necessary,
in the future, legislation favorable to
his interests by improper means.
COVXTINU ELECTORAL VOTES.
The counting of the electoral votes
for President and Vice President oc-
j cupied the House and Senate nearly
I the whole of yesterday's sessions,
day and evening. The Senate filed
into the House preceded by its Door
keeper and Sergeant-at-arms, and the
Vice President presided over the joint
body. No argument was permitted
in joint assemblage, but, when
objections were made or reso
lutions offered, the Senate filed
out of the House, and repaired to
its own chamber for argument
and consultation, and upon arriving
J at a conclusion returned to the Iioum.
j This consumed much time. The votes
of Arkansas and Louisiana were
not counted and the tellers reported
the vote in detail as follows : Whole
number of electoral votes 3ifi, of
which a majority is 1S4. Of these
3iU votes were cast for President and
3.")2 for Vice President, viz : For
President, U. S. Grant 2.Sfi, Ii. Gratz
Prown IS, Thos. A. Hendricks 2, T.
J. Jenkins 2, and David Davis 1 ;
ifor vice President, Henry U ilson
The i 2Sfi, II. Gratz Prown 47, N . P. lianks
1, John M. Palmer 3, George W.
Julian 5, Thos. E. liramlette 3, U. S.
II. Colouit 5. Willis
There ought to be an artesian welll,, - , ";, i (J ,:,iri1ln it Machan 1. The A'ice President
. ...... g . ,
ranirenieiits adoVted the following
order: The body to lie in state 'on
Wedncsda' morning in the hall of
the House of Kepresentatives, m
charge of a Guard of Honor; on
Thursday, the body to be taken from
the residence of the family to the
Presbyterian church, thence to tLe
Harrisburg cemetery. The following
will act as pall-bearers : Gov. John F.
Hartranft, lion. George Anderson
Speaker of the Senate, Hon. Win.
Elliott, Speaker of the House of.IIe
presentatives, Senators Kutan and
McSherry, and Kepresentatives Latta,
Darragh and.lleed Meyer.
IlAnuisBtiu;, February 12, 1873.
No business was done in cither
House. The Senators and members
went in a body from the Capitol to
the residence of the late Governor,
and escorted the body to the hall of
the same, where it lay in state, pro
fusely decorated with crape and
flowers. General Jordan and a large
number of military were present.
The funeral services will take place
(1 hnrsday), at eleven o clock
frightened people came rusuing iu
from the valley with the word that
Early had crossed over the border.
The pall-bearers were draped and
craped as became the occasion. I irst
came Gov. Hartranft and Speaker
Anderson of the Senate; then Sena
tors Kutan and McSherry; then
SK?aker Elliott of the House and
Reemycr, of Bradford ; then Latta, of
Westmoreland, and Darragh, of
Bucks.
It is estimated that over ten thou-
versational
"You bet."
; IU- ilwlvp.l. l-ut f..r Miali. !'
"Now HIV '"OU 11 !' frit-lids, suppose i Imai-xmi'S"1 n I lr-n--!il:il ililli- u!lh s
u-..K-n m.ii'tii.v tivontv.f.inr bushels -TiTUT TO' rHT)TWTTP ITI
if whent In l.i' iliv iileil I'linn'lv ImU' !
. .! ' - .... 1 .ll'....l..-3l..,.lli..i.j.in. .... tli.. !;i.rl.-rt Lilt till-
imanv liusiiels is that lor each . ; ... i-,r;.ii,. a.i i i.,r
Itnlilest of tlo Imivs "Please, sir. l.ui.ir iII.--hw. L- wlin -Ih-iti! -.illy -..mi.in.- i (villi
we ve not gone that lar. "lln'.v H ; :m l aIt j,.,rij,.j a!
that: i our teacher told me you had . "'"'r
nv-.lH-. :is i:i t.'i.-i-T i'-tv-n.
r:iuii'..i--l a.iiii.-t usi.r:ny
learned all the four first rules l
Boy "Yes, sir; but we have alway.-
done our sums in potatoes and tur
nips we have never had wheat."'
A farmer living several miles (.lit of;
town came up to Danbury recently to 1
trade, accompanied by a little dog. :
The Danbury dogs never saw this
Every
owner's ,
in nil -i ..j 'if irr!: .iti .:i"f tl." niiv-'i'ji i.im..'.r.:m'
ll.i'i' TtiU.'M I..i!i I 1-.' 'r."'ly ii-.. !. thi-ir.-lf.:!.-Iiiir
an.i iiiviiinif jimii-rt i". aiv .i:-.iil'iii;rj.
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dog before, and went for it.
once iu a while, despite the
taken to the Presbyterian Church, on
Market street, which had been appro
priately decorated. uite a time
was consumed before the services
were commenced by Bev. T. II. Bob
inson, formerly of Pittsburg.
The officers of Knayp's Lattery fol
lowed immediate
Crumbs of Comfort
Tii. L..-:i " Eri. n !. A'-i y..::r gt r t::t
late residence on : surveillance, the pup was pounced T3i '5,TP'H"5c? 11 Yl P
!:!k.iv? ivi i .'.'ii-uicii.n. Try K.
PSAEL aiilJE
sand persons visited the body while it
lay in state yesterday at the capitol.
The crowd" was still greater this
morning near his
Walnut street. (upon. Toward night the farmer h-
At ten o'clock, sharp, the body was! parted for home, with what was lift
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Tr.-:
Five counties in this State have
voted on the local option question,
and every one of them against license.
On the 21st inst. six other counties
will vote on the question, as follows :
Schuylkill, Lycoming, Wayne, Sus
quehanna, Northumberland, and Centre.
SENATE.
Haiskism ku. February 13. The
Senate met this evening. Bills in
place: By Mr. Warfel, empowering
the Courts of Common Pleis to
charter boards of trade.
By Mr. MeClure, for the better
protection of cemeteries.
By Mr. Butan, to compel railroad
companies to finish railroads, also
amending the penal laws.
Bv Mr. Wallace, relative to the
care and keeping of criminal insane.
The House resolution relative to
the obituary of Ex-Governor Geary, j
was postponed for the present.
On motion of Mr. Graham the Sen
ate proceeded to the consideration of
the private "calendar. j
I .senate aujourne.i niiiii ten o c!o k i
j Friday morning.
Thi llonso nroccciled to the con
sideration of private calendar. There
bor. One day lie unset the pail a ml
Knavps J.n?erv lot- . , ,, . . ' i S
. ! . ,. .. it fell to pieces, uoon which the sag
lv titter the family . ' ,.' ' i , , t
I ... , , , . . , . iiliuii. iiii.i.iii; ii lit ii'uii' iinii
mourners. Al the public schools j. . , , ., . . . . .
J .ii i i I brouiht back a sound pad, whieh he
l were closed, and the number whoi . -. , P , .
i i i r i i ti substituted for the broken o:ic, trans--
linn c wie ,u, e, u.( s ..H.-. . ..... f(,ni r thp (.()nt).n,s fl,(1, .
u TV liravs oi JiarriMMir wnr
tailed as the immediate c:-eort.
Agents
Driin iu
CF TJ3E
Wanted
DINNERS
Nw IJIBI
ie (.lit to
the new, after which he hid the staves
llw. l.,.,.X-..., vi.i.l" V Inn. I....,vl
When the coSliu was put in Us , ,...', .....' .i.
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place and the friends all seated, Mi., - ((-so fi,v
Bnggs sang the beautifii! dirgi; writ
ten by George 11. Boker on the death j The editor of the Lancaster Pa.,
of Gen. Phil. Kcarwv. entitled. "Lav I Ej-vn'M tells this story, but he never
Him Low:"
ten year;
Kinu Amadf.vs hasadbdicated the
throne of Spain, and by a very large
majority the Cortes has declared in
favor of a Bepublie. Thus one by
one, kings and dynasties arc giving
way to the government of the people,
by the people, for the people.
nri. mm liimilrcil nml fiftv liilt oil f lio
calendar. There was a lengthy dis
cussion over the divorce bills and on
one of which Mr. Brockway called
for the testimony and the reporters
and pages were put out of the
Chamber.
TiiEf.E was no business transacted
b'c to destruction at any moment, for; by the Legislature, during last week,
not a single provision has liecn made - until after the funeral of Governor
by which the slightest fire within or; Geary on Teusday, both houses hav
without could be extinguished. The ! ing adjourned over out of respect to
county owns and occupies the entire his memory.
square on which the public buildings
stand, and yet there is on it but one j
well, in a remote corner, not yielding (Juaeston February l.Y
water sufficient for the culinary pur- steamer Charles Forbes brought to
imnc nfiLi. inil this cit v the rescued from the burnt
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THE HEAD i:X-ti(VKK(U:.
The Ilc.ilh Kfrnr nt thp nrrnkfttvl Ta
- Mr.
A correspondent nt Harrisburg
writes to the 7'rcxx, of Monday, that
on Friday afternoon at four o'clock
ex-Govcrnor Geary returned from ; has passed from time to eternity ; that
New l ork, where he had been fori death has snatched and borne htm
t'lni hi cypj. hi mirk U il-me
What to likli in (rk'll.l or IiyIii.ii'.,
I!i?iif miDin or wtol nn, - i
1 1 ami of man or love of w.imsji?
I.iy liim Ion, luy him low,
In the eloviT or the now ;
Wi-it rare he wf cann-it kn'iw,
Eiy him 1'itr.
I"avo liim to Oml'n watching i'V'
I'.ivo him to tlie liun.l that mule liim.
I..rnl lovo w. IJIy ly;
(LnI ulone hay mwit(ii :ivj liitiL
Iay him low, lay lilni Km,
l'oi 1 him In liti country iurs,
ltoll tin- ilniiu ami lire the Toller.
W h it to him arr all cur war?
What hut drain .li.-m.vkim; foliy?
liy him linv, lay him 1-jn, I.?.
The address of Bev. Itobinson was
full of feeling and many were moved
to tears. He said this community
and State have lost in the sudden
death of ex-Governor (Jeary a valua
ble citizen who, in publie and private
life, commanded the confidence of the
public, and his eminent services in
civil and military positions redound
ed to the benefit ot the nation at large,
and seem to require this public rec
ognition, especially at the hands of
the citizens among whom he lived for
many years honored and beloved.
We arc startled with the sudden
ness of his sudden departure; that he
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i-l (..r lUf I't'o 1 - S: in !.i: n::'...-. wit li :.. l.lt
tr:i:i..ns. (Mr cu:i i.m iit an.l iii::iiv :i.-i::-'r.r
oi lii-r puM'- ii.-rs. r.ro i :i:r th.. tii'-l.- hiii. r,..n-
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writes under oath : "A wife of neariy i i.-ipiii-i. iv.; ( iR-imn i. o,.h: t, ,,.. y ..:
havitiLr triven her servant a i .. ..
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holiday, was attending to culinary j
matters herself, and hearing her bus-;
band coming in the kitchen, thought :
she would surprise him its he entered
the door by throwing her h.v.id-t over
his eves and imnrintinir a kiss on his :
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ERICGS
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Tlio IiikIiiiiiI rifiirn.td I lie suliil e ivif ii i t-v (ii-iil. t. .r V". e-.-n; Tin- ri-d- (. i:;l in .-; i:i-p;.-
. ., i t i i Iiv. lilii-tr.i'."l iiii.l li. .-rij.tiv.' 'it.r:il (iui In ii r
intcrest, and said, as lie disengaged n:ii'tir.i. s h .; our ..cr..i. wh , r ii-r. .t
her hands, 'Mary darling, where is JtiittC'r?Z
vour mistress V The wife dis.-harcvd ! wiioi.nii-rit'.'.:' Him y. -.r v. i:i i... 1 a
t.r i i l i i i i yul.i-riiiii.'n T.-r 1ST4. Tim Jiiin.i.i- utiiiiin i .-.n-
'Mary darling the next day, and him ) Mm rIr 4ie( Kllirra, iw. T .,s,:i,..r;,r,.i ,r ,i
adoiited a new plan of siirpristnir her I I'latc. iiM imir.ir.-r. u i ai.-. i
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i in i.nr anim-.il 1 vi(:ili z'.u -. it :il 1'ii.-" n i! y.-u
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several days attending to business.
In the evening a number of visitors
called and remained in pleasant con
versation for several hours, and after
they departed the deceased and Mrs.
(Jean retired, the family also retire
ing for the night. Nothing unusual
was noticed in the appearance or bear-
away to the realms of immortality.
The deceased was a man of generous
impulses, whose sympathies ran forth
at all times in the interests of those
who tread the humbler walks of life.
History will name as patriots, states
men and heroes those who have act
ed well the trreat drama of life. Why
sunk on this square; but the least that j n jj0 waij on watch at the time of the therefore declared V. S. Grant elected
t-hould be done, and that without de-; disaster. He gives the following President and Henry Wilson ice
I'resideiit lor, the term cl Jour years
of March bS7'5, and
lav, should k the construction of a 1 particulars : When about three I resident for, the
" . i . .i . J miles over lied Fish bar at 4:.r0 this ! from the 4U day
capacious cistern between the Court , . , , iiLr..,nniiii
1 i i.,r !m .i-i t..litr.in mi iii inu-nr tliev v ere notilioi
. - . . . IIIMIIIIIIm lll nuniiiiiu.. ................... j CT
I I j.iii'11 An. I i.nl i , .nf..li (I. t ilpmiin rrn I " . . ... .1 v. l rii.i . .
no.i a..., j..... ,v v,.i. .. ...V tiia.iiaj;! .j. called out Bed Fish light in) it was (icciucu xnai no voie ior
1 accordingly.
sight. The watchman was in the act
ot casting the lead when an explosion
was heard something like the cscaie
of steam, but more resembling the re
port of a gun. The fish pilot, who
was n the roof, ran down to the low
er deck and immediately sung out to
from both buildings, and thus provid
some water against the contingency
of fire.
As to the county jail, it always
was an abortion. Illy arranged, ut
terly insecure, and wretchedly venti
lated, it ought to 1m? razed and a new j the assistant pilot to make his escape,
, ... . ii as the boat was on fire. Gordon im-
onc built. But as that is hardly with- ,. . , , r. . , ,
, mediately left the wheel and ran
in the range of probabilities for soiiiedinvn lh- stairs5 wlicn hp (A ,J(low
years to come, it should have be-,i,t. found the fire had wrapped the
stowed upon it a few pots of paint to j whole boat and cargo in a sheet of
prevent further rotting of the wooden j flan,cs- 110 ha(1 on!.v ti,,,c to r ath
part of it, andle supplied with an , Jones iad fuur ,iUI1(lr0(1 Bni,
earth closet, to prevent the Cominis- fortv.tTvo bales of cotton, lot of hides,
sionersfromlwingindictedformantain-j etc, "on board, and a barge of woolin
ing a public nuisance, as they surely ; tow. About thetimc Gordon reabhed
ought to be, if they do not take mcasJ1'10 Wpc it caught fire, was cut loose
. i r from the burnin? boat, and floated
tires, to abate the stench ansing from !away Murrhv; thc onritloer 0n
a portion of that building, and poison-1 ,uiy, did not escape, and all is con
ing the atmosphere of the entire jeetnre regarding the cause of the dis
ncighborhood. ' aster. The probabilities are that the
... ... ... ,! fire wall gave way, and that the re-
We write this article in no spirit of 1 ,icar(, u ord(n wns ,,y
captious faultfinding xvith our present ! is fall . It is certain that the 'vluil
Commissioners. They are careful, j vessel and cargo was in flames with
painstaking men, 7.ealous of the un-! in flVC minutes after the first alarm,
necessary expenditure of the public!"1'; MR "e known to be lost :
I fill fi r't nlrl .1 k tr(i ILiirnn
. . timid to a fault in inereas-; sccon,, d(rk . Wm M tin,!)r first ,.
ing responsioimy. nut we put it to ' gineer ; Peter Peterson, cooper; J.
them as pcnsible men. if they arc not! Bumming, I. Turner, Jno. Calahan.
from nr..ri..M Schristonhcr Shelbv. .las. Brown, W.
... ... , . . . .
ing to provide fur the safety of 1 1
buildings under their care, than 1
the expenditure of a ftv dollars to! cook; Alfred, cabin boy; A. Bates,
make the improvements, of the ncces-) cabin boy, and two stokers, names
j Horace Greeley would Vie east as the
constitution requires that no person
except a citizen of the United States
shall be eligible to the office of Presi
dent a deceased person not being a
citizen.
MISCELLAXLOLS.
Wendell Phillips delivers a lecture
here on Fridav evening on Daniel
O'Connell.
$1,100,000 of the tie v.' syndicate
loan has been taken, and the reason
alleged for the balance remaining le
yond the three days is that there
was not a good understanding be
tween the various parties to the syn
dicate. Some of the newspapers are urging
the taking of Mount Vernon out of
the regent's hands and putting in
charge of the Agricultural Bureau.
The new Bepublie of Spain is hail
ed here with great pleasure by the
friends of Cuba freedom who are hojie
ful that the island will also become n
Bepublie.
Dan Doughaty ' Esq. of Philadel
phia, had quite an ovation here on
the occaioii of his admirable lecture
on "Orators and Oratory." His au
dience was quite carried away with
his eloquence. C. M.
The Sana Storm in l lnli.
ing of the ex-Governor. He was in should we fair to speak that verdict
fine spirits, conversed freely with his now of him whose work stands fin-
visitors, and when he laid his head
upon Lis pillow was in comparatively
as good health as lie ever was in his
life
rose. Gov. Geary was in the parlor
with the children, reading the inorn-
ished in our presence.
After the ceremonies were finished
the procession was formed iu the or-
tthc usual hour the family i der as published, and after a slow
and toilsome march through the snow
which hud fallen during the night,
irfg papers, and in pleasant con versa- they reached the cemetery on the hill
tion with the whole family, until ! overlooking the city, where the re-
breakfat was announced. At the
breakfast table the Governor occupied
one end and Mrs. Geary the other
end of the table, the children being
ranged on both sides. While Mrs
Geary was engaged in helping the
children nearest herself, the Governor
occupied himself in doing the same
with those near him, and just as he
was in the act of handing some but
ter to one of them his head fell heavi
ly on his bosom, which Mrs. Gcary
iinmediately noticed, and rose to as
sist him, one of the elder children
starting for a physician living next
door. In the meantime the servants
came to reudcr assistance, and when
the doctor arrived, which was not
more than three minutes from the time
of the attack, the pulse of the man
i had ceased to beat, and life was ex
tinct. He uttered but one deep and
heavy sigh after his head fell on his
liosom, and died seemingly without
acute pain. In a very short time the
news of this sad event spread to all
parts of the city, and soon the streets
were filled with anxious inquirers,
seeking cither for denial or co-robora-tion
of the bewildering announcement.
The corolieration speedily cameiiTthe
tolling of the India of the city, the
firing of signal guns from the arsenal,
and a black streamer floating from the
flagstaff on the dome of the Capitol.
mains were deposited.
The services at the grave were
conducted by Pilgrim Commandery,
No. 11 of Knights Templar, Eminent
Commander S. H. Simeon, assisted by
Eminent Sir William Eagle, Grand
Junior Warden; Eminent Sir John
A. Sniull, Grand Standardbearer, and
York Commandery, (the Governor
was a member of the Pilgrims), the
Kcdron Commander', of Grecnsburg:
the Tyrone Commandery, of Colum
bia, and the Scranton Commander v.
.olUNNK,
lo'.viinr dispatch hits been received I
from Elko. Nevada, 13: A collision:
occurred on the Central Pacific Bail-J
road at '.:35 last night, thirteen miles j
cast of here, between the east bound ;
passenger train that left San Fran- j
eisco on the morning of the 1 tth and
western bound freight train, the par- (
ticnlars of which an; as follows : The j
train was on time and proceeding ;
slowly around the curve when the;
engineer saw the freight train coming i
at a furious sliced. When the cngin-'
mik firt enet. i.ther tl,n frli bw ! !' n';u:i!M I y anv fcn.iiv:. r-im; iy.
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exrmjtuv
"ii :ii.iry tor
It m;i m i"n'y i1 .i ! "'.:t
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I.'- r. .V :1 1 1 lMitilt.
were not more than four hundred feet Nnsi-utaw in ti.;- ii!.-!. 'an.i wi:i i-n.i-.naiiy
j tu-fi an pmii-;ii Hiiiin to inii.-n? ier:mi ;ii-ir.
m tun r i. a 111 ii ut ii-j.i i;i i.fii. r i.l Lrr it iiu t irrn I
;'.;"- of S niii i'si t County, do Lcnh' -
section t tlie act entitled "An Act r-s
:c. passed the loth day of April. K:
. e in the b(. rough of Seim mt, i n'.Li ' i
iiniit. r.iijii.-t aud settle the ac'(.i:nt ?
mer.-ct ( unt v. with the eountv f-r
jbove stated is correct, ar.d that
apart. The engineer of the passen
ger train reversed his engine, put on j J
We. the iiisdersigned. Atf
that iii li':r.-iu:i: 'i' the 47t'.i
to counties and ti-wthip-."'
met ai the C li.n.isrii i l-' otl
of January. 113. and did
Bol ci ts. Em;.. Tr a-iircr ..f S.
HT2. and th::t s.iid ni-ci'iuit ;i
.-aid (ii.n.ty from the said Treasurer of cigl.tv-tiw ,
n d'i:l;irs and twentv-two cents.
liuianee tici
and eig!itv--e
In te-timony wherenf we
day of Jan:i.i.y, A. D.. 1T
ArrKST:
E I.I AS Cl NMNtilAM.
Clerk
tuns the In hi iM'pii:ii'
the lirafcos and jumpocl down tho vin-! -kin mim.s ki.ulWk: 'u. ruuiv?
. Illlfi.v .U., 6.1.
l:irr you a DiiMp'iitic Stor.rrh t T":i
lion i jirorciiuly r.i.iivl. tho fvii-m i.
banknient into the river followed by
the fireman just in time to save the.iu
selvcs. The brake nearly stopped the
passenger train before tho engines
ii'i.nrf
.r'nl-'i h or
I'.inkor,
nailrond Condnrlor Killed at
I'lrnomit lViini.
nt.
:.'?i iiii -
l.-l.ilil:(li-l
with -.Ti'r.v ol the 111 10 I. lr. :ii, at Tfii.lrn-r.
(trm-nd ffp.inci;fi an.i In.-riS-.i.
irr jnii vr.i V.i mo M f Yon are
ill ll :i!!:. "I- n( ( 'Jir. ... a. l.i.'r.-l. i- I .-'...... .n i i. ...
. . .1 ... .1 .. . . . . ..... ......... ....... ...a.
sirucK preventing xne ears iciescop- ot mo nowt-n.
ing. The engineer of the freight j orvii;
whistled down lirakes and reversed i a?jmvai'-a inru.
the engine, but was too late. Both i.r.-'.(in ophritx. with i..-.i.i a.-h... i.;.k i..-iu-engines
struck, lcapeil into the air i V','' Tli:!r'?"?;':
and foil onjrio side track, a mass of iiki--wfs n. tr.u.M; f.r ijtmnnirnu'i i-nri-ruins.
The following is a list of the : ,h(, vjf;., rw . ,r t.,,!.,..,,. , .r.Vtl.rii.Vt""
wounded, none killed : C. Jack, fire-1 "r"'- icoi.imii muo
man of tlie freight train, head badly i
bruised and back badly injured, though j
not fatally ; John Barley, brakeman i
freight, head cut. face bruised, and xiii h i .ra,...-.i :. t;,,- i-i
ii iii. 11 ' tiioi'it it-. o iii, it?i 1 i'.iri. ;:! i
back injured: J. Porter, brakeman ,,,,,.,-,,1 .lItl.r..l.iv,. k.,,,r,n
passenger train, face cut. Some of Thiin.n,.Waai .mtri.-1 -ii ry
i. ' ii..ii.. i....: i i '? i-'-.v--.n-
nit: jiu.-'.-iittt nnu iiiiliv iMutrt' rns wun won DJrii!! r-'Mio II tl rt"u!t!".
none seriously. The cause of the col- JJS?, fl'.V'"1' ll'-lis;if,,'l"i
... cm. mill j :i.i i .hv-i.-. tin-, iv- i i.iv ti nipi.r.i-
lisioii is attriouted tJk carelessness of IT r-ilm In i .11. tl ,.. a-i I'.tv.p -wi t :
the train dispatchers-Berlin who. it j!?3:, ,kil,ir"' ,:is-:'s" "
is reported, gave the frcigla train! ;?,'lV.n'; ''..'; ';:",;: i - i icii-im'!.
orders to riiiron the passenger train's i
time without giving the passenger '
train orders to wait.
lave hereunto set our hands and m '
WILLIAM MA I BE I!.
GEOBGE A. KIM.MKL
JACOB J. SPEICHKi:
Countv A ii
NOAM BOBF.BTS, Trees,:
vera! S.-iiool Di.i:-icts :
r of Sii!ier,-'t County, in
t.
Ca.
JURUBEBA,
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To i.u'.t in liiiiz
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y -ir 17 - - 'l'i 0
i'iili'i-t I'iiH-.. i'.-r l-T'i u; I i-'l ir
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hn li-i-n
:':..-r..it.i.
j.ni.t r.r.i. i.-iiii,. vi':. t S'.. :ii.B v. rl
S.-l: Air.-sit i'..r iiii l'i i:i -i Si.i.-.-.
I rl -e, lliis I- lii.r ; .- i! :ti.-. st, I t. r rir iil.ir.
Wrslcrii J list lrr.
Salt Lake, February 13. It has:
Ik'cii snowing here all day, and is the
l ire A Heart Rrndinx Scrur.
: it ii i ll-. 'I 1 . i "ecu mux iff hck: ii I (liiv, uilil i inc
Hughes, A. llartlv. m. (basely, . . " .. -' . ,.
dc , T , ' , . r . .-. i heaviest storm this season. A dis-
deck bands; Bob Gills fireman; Me- , . r ... ,
iv r.i ii- ... . ' patch from A Ita, Little Cottonwood,
' guire, first cook ; m. Lishoit, second I - . . , '
i ..i.. ir i '( .'....savs the snow fall of last night con-
Siorx Citt, February 11. The
dwelling of a farmer, living near
Crcstonvillc, took Gre last night while
the family were asleep, and when they
tinues, and is twelve feet deep on the : awoke they had barely time to save
.i..-t(.-uic ... p.o.(-.t . . ' 71 :'" . ; j I level. The roads nre.all blocked. At themselves, and in the hurry and cx-
s.ty of which they are as conscious as " -- e t b 1 . Evan!tt0I1 on . Ullion ,,aciSc lWlU rcUcmcnt for;?ot a cl,iia theree vcars
'Q are.
j road, two and half feet cf 5nov and
it .l.fkt i frt c!ir tin ilif :
wi., ,..yvtl .. .... ,., I lirect. N.-iviKfllion (',..... Vrt I...
people, the real owners of this prop-1 durance,
erty, the men whose purses are en-1 ,
(.angered t,y the destruction of it, lo " If I am not at home from the par-' tiint trains are all on time. The
the necessity or making such provis- ty lo-nignt at ten o clock," said a lius- i vtnh Northern is aain blocked.
drifting badly, but monster plows afe
in constant motion, to keep the track
clear. The latest news to-night is
old. They were compelled to listen
to its cries until its voice was hushed
by suffocation without being able to
render anv assistance.
ions as arc neccssarv fur its rroter-. i ljna 10 ins m uo noi wan lorme. .
tion. llio Jinprovenients wo Lave .c fl.,t 1 r ; ,
; lllll,MU(l I A V'liiv 1VI 1 VU A. ,
t a ladies' sewing circle in Boston
) a "sweet, pretty" lass of sixteen as-
Mr. Pleasant, Pa., Feb. lo. A
freight train on the Mt Pleasant
branch of the Pittsburg. Washington
and Baltimore Bailroad was thrown
off the track at Sherrick's station this
evening. Conductor Welch, of Wil
kesbarre, Pa., was killed, and a brake
man injured. The accident was caus
ed by running over some hogs. Welch
was a married man.
Pont Morlrm Msnmlnallon of Ku
ftior. Ccarv'a Body Preparations for
the t'Hncrnl.
llAnmsEiRd, February 11. The
post mortem examination on the body
of Governor Geary discovered no
pathological lesion of any of the or
gans, ami the conclusion was that he
died from syncope, caused by nervous
prostration, the result of over-work.
His brain weighed fifty-six and a half
ounces.
I'nlMlljr Injured Ubile 'untlnir.
TiTrsviu.E, February 10. Last
evening James Bounds, aged four
teen, while sliding down a hill, fell
off his sled and "before he could get
out of the road was struck in the
:omisoiT's
REEO'iA'ncfcFS
ri.ee d mirriiu:.
For Vi rft'rclnal mrc f)f Iirpnmti
tisrr. (ior.t. i iril ia. sj o:vs.a. ami
r L:-: ro. t hn ti' ni:i-ro v a.i
t- ml V, ami rtnuHv t rn'S tLo
tctiua ca the ti-tK'.:.
AZi'. VOL'R riUGoiST TCI .7
E. Sellers & Co.
Tin
li irt, a
i ty u Mi'i'iTini ex n-ralii-i.'
: "livi.T; t'-r lTl.
y a !tiii"n:ii ntmtniHiiia .! '
rvtor fur 171
lv jim;'U;it t iiutyliur'.iiir t;u
j' 1H72
: iy itni-iant or nnt't.iir
; ily Tn-aMirtr'a Ok-uim!-i"ii ni-'
i ) rout
, Ity l,itK.'' in h:in-!sf Tra"iiri .
t'Vv.r.il Sfh''! I'firi-1-
;)iii'icii. (S7-V. in iiu of the (mii:Iv Trea.-;: r
the St'hud Ii-tr:et in n vtiwi to tho annT.nt p:? id hyp
fV;hvs:
: A!.'yri'nr t.-T.-n.trni
I lii-rIiiilMn:nrh -
! lii-'illiorsraili y ii)((:ii.1.iip
( -I'tl'-Tlllltmil "
I KlklU-k '
' tirt'.'tivilit' "
1 .I'lliTHilt '
' .1 .-tin! r " - -
t'uli' Ciry IhmiimIi -'
T.".riiuT ti wiiiiii
j I.' .-wi r Tr.rki'i k.i t-ain.-l i
iVcilrr"'
The telegraph mentioned some
time ago an attempt to burn the little
town of Arrow Bock, .Missouri. The
fires were a mercantile venture.
Being liquor dealers, the incendiaries .
wished to destroy all" competition. j
So the town was set on fire at such
places as would be most likely to en-f
sure the destruction of obnoxious
saloons. The men engaged were the :
landlords of a tavenr outside of the!
limits of the town, named Coiner, j
Swimey and Elder. Coiner was first ;
arrested. lie was bound, but strug-j
gled desperately, and at one time tore j
the rope from his hands and the i
oanilage oil ins eyes, lint was brought
to terms by a grip on his throat that j 3
brought him to his knees. The effect '
..-j ..(. .1. a r.tii .. ...r... t ! tr .
u.t ir i.iwii n inn (.nine:-.".!!'!!. ; rinnMpi1
Swimey was then captured and ! Muiliil'i
marcneu io tin; ice-ijounii river. An) J r-jNiw.et. a n.w o.!iti.n ,.r nr. ruir.r-1..,,, ., , ....
oncn idace was cut through the ice ! ''''' "''''r'tf.i iiyin tha i-.i.ii.ui ( (itii-,r lilil'.h SALE Or BEAL
,' ' , . , n , , ' "Utuiitll,ln)iilSiH'rninti.rrl.i':iirSiminalWciik.' 1 KST-VTK
lie WasthrOWIl in three times ailtf three ; '". Inviln.iti.rv .Si-mlnal I,:.-. lmiKWdu-v, i lhe umliTsiunc.!. Iiv lr.i. i-rtho eifi.irl.v
times drawn out, still refusin-r to con- i ."l;"' i:',!1 , '-"iJ,1?":1 "Lf!"- v":,s i:l ti,tm 'r "i'ur! : y vi
fess. By way of variety. Elder, a ' '' 'V a-ia:sui..-e r s.-xu-d e.tr v " "'
r. i i , i u---.ni.-i'. . . . ox s .rr tin
(gi"i Biiung up mill lowcrcil I o. Trieo. hi n Mnl.'.I rtiTcl.iN., only 6 rrnin.
llir..n ..ii.i.c IT.. ..... ...... - . . ! Illl' lt''u'!.r.-.t.' i .".Utll r. i.l tlliM Iriilril.',.. ir
. ' . , , ' u " li'I.'i(rlyil.'iii.m.:r-.tcli-i.in a tl-.ir-v yi-arV fu-v. i. I-r lurk.-yi...: t .wi.-iiin. S..ii:.'i,-1 o.iin:v. IV.
paper expresses It, "As Stllblorn as a ! '"' l'rii'ti.i-. ih.it iV- nl.inain i-.nii.iii' n v i.f kn..wn ii. !! "MrNi'iil K.irm." lyiiis un the'N..rt
mule." Then these two
ii P Vi.li'.lirivrk l(.wr.!l.ip
1. '.i-i Mili.ir l '
;j " Ni w 1 Vntrrviil.. h..nu j!i
'M ruinl .-((iilii;i
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l.i N;ilil.iiry iHiri.ii-ii -
li k'i Slui'lc ti.wnMiiji
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5h Snnii-r?i't n..rriiL'h -
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We, tl- iiinieisigin ir. Auditors of Somer.-ct Coiirity.iu the C' '; ' ".
f Pciri.-ylviMiiii. do certify that in piir.-aaiice ef the ITth sci t" i! "
t liiiitlud "An Act relat'n to the counties ami towii.-hii s." A1'- !'''
i lfith day of April. I SSL we met at the Cemiiiis.-iont rs' et?:i'. :
ioiiiiii of S 'ii.erset. oti the ctb diiv of January. 173. and did a'i'
tuid settle the several aci-.uiiits reipiirctl of us Ky law, agrcciil'ly j'1
end acts of Assembly a:el siippieiiiciits thereto, aeccrdinir to ti"' ''
judgments and abilities.
In witness whereof ue have hereunto set our hands r.t tin' 'i-i1'1'
;tii:s I.itli day i f January. A. !.. 1.
! Attist!
Ll.IA.-i Cl NMNdilA'I,
Clerk.
WILLIAM .MAl'I'bh-
t;;:oiuiEA.KiMMi:i
JACOB J.SPKM Hi-1;
I'l'iiniv
JOU SALE.
( 'Ilea p. Mkl inc:-.."ylrais
OX SAI I !1 VY. FK.f.iil AliY .'' l7i
n tii' 7 r. n-.i .. :i pi -rintn tr-t i 1" I:n l i-itu:itn in
rll.
W( l't I i I i" v "r f w.i .my i-uri?.( wiiniKit tn.i i;tii- ; r, " - fi . i"i'-i ii.m i h-i-k, .ui..ui it.i nuli-s almrc
. . .((1 . . K i.i:i" ii." . ..... ... il i-l-.: uiiiD lr .111: n '.ll. .111'. n ' n.-.r linn;; i.iu.... ui ; m- ( UTSI.IIrnll an;
lieait ly another coming just oenind were confronted with Coiner vho "f .!,"i:"iTI- 14 ' ""' " ':ii: 'r'MVrii. fc,k au.t inn c.i Ar.i. i i Kuiii-
i.:... .".... ? - i. ... ...1 ?..!. (...".. . ... ?iiii:il". Tt'.in. :t::l i-ii-i Inil. l.v in.siii4 i.r wtii.-i man. Jiiii'li kii.ir. J.lm Fni.il..v ...i ..ii....
...'. t i i. till, ..1114 Llil- illl (" : t.r III
him, receiving injuries from which he
died this afternoon.
Seventy towns in Massachusetts j t0unded the chic rlv matrons there as-
u"'-ested will not cost tmn il.ir.l of -Vt i. o V i f 1 1 '"""j"'.'. ncmbled iv springing to her rect and
..L 08 ' c:,pi7nt difficulty the gentleman man- Ncw York City rrivedf.O.OOO.OOO exclaiming. '-There ! I'll be darned
.uW,uoh -j uo ,.,ui' . reasury, ana Cgca it so ns to .,e i.ome prec.sety nt j ,,oun(1, of ,)Utt'er an(,. 99,713,820 if I darn another darn stocking to
are absolutely demanded by common ' t'-n o i lock. j 10Bn, 0f (.ilf.r.se iast j.car n;-nt
An importiir, of Cambridge City,
Ind., telegraphed on the 23th u!t. to
his agent in Aberdeen, Scotland, got
an answer, telegraphed further ex
planations, and received a second an
swer, all in less than four hours.
!":-. til nnv n.l-
(-u re.flj,t "1 Li.iiia,:,r tw.i p.i..t
glared ateach other like wild animals." ; j,'
(Joiner and Elder were then sent to ! zh.v. :? iv
jail. Swimey still remained. Silently ,.n"u,Trr"
the spectators drew lots, an.i five men !,'r"1 lsl
separatca irom the crowd, tooK a;-.., t:r. cavrwjr
c.i-:..in. .. :.i . i .i. . ........ ,i oo--!iis.
.j.. mu j in iiii.ii U11U.-1 iuiii (.ij-aiicu. . A l.lr.fj lh rii',!i!icrf
At dawn he was found hanging in the ' en as. .i. c. ku v i-; k c
woods dead. ' j jJiUy1 "w V"';j' 1Vi,!!":iw t.
CO Horsc-powcr stationary
nti-l Iwii lii'-nrn Fie V!..-ri''
pl. io tvl (
Barrel Stavo Macbui
ONE PONY PI
rol.at Ills nmlitl..n ui.ir ta.ninir il"7 iiitci". of wlil.-h t',i-ri nrr- .Umi iui
'.1 i-l t iii i..-, private!-, nail r- li- a' r.f i-lc-ar. 3) in niMlivr: tlicl.nl ir.cp wr'l UiiiInt
cl wlt!i uak, p'lilar. iic: liiivj.ni. tiior.-.m ,.r.-.-ti-.l a
mi ui.l Ii-in t:. !i :i;,l.s t.f nn-rv !" o'-rv l"i huu a tnl Mir an.i a Inlf nlorv
in In fltH 1 m t . lilutllr l...ll.. a ...uul l.l. .... ..
! "-.- (.--. .iu.-. u-jrn. an.i i.iniT i.u:- mirs Mr a (.ri-1! -n i"'. " - .
ljUlli!llllI.. (,ini llar ClllntL l l.-.i. .r,l ln.1 ii. miIIlv. W.il!i. w.in
plnntybl vrt-. nm Un; .niiiis. tkulars a."i.IrcsH ....vttii
1 be aimv.. firm i utHlorUel wltite -.1. thn. s:;ua W. W ?s3
.. and it enviiirnl to rhurrhi. j-.iU ku. uin ?i
TlTWl IIIA.li kll....n .1- . . I.. w .. ' . . '
lmuce at ..as o'clock p. ui. " - - - ., (.I31
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