The Somerset Herald.
April S, 1T3.
The message of Governor Hart
easft, vetoing the bill for tbc relief
of the citizens of this borough, was
publisLed in the last issue of this
journal, without a word of comment.
A careful reading of the message sat
isfies ub, however reluctantly, that its
positions arc right, and its logic irref
utable; and although bitter disap
pointment enshrouded the countenan
ces of many of our citizens, we read
and re-read the following passages:
"The money in the treasury of this
Commonwealth belongs to its whole
people, and for their common benefit
only is there authority to use it. If
"appropriation provided for by this
bill is a proper exercise of that auth
ority, what rule or limitation is left
for the protection of the public treas
ury "in tne iuture r i suomu there
would e none, and if the rule estab
lished by thx bill is impartially ad
ministered at it should be, if a pro
per one, there toon vould be no trea-
vry requiring protection, cpuu mi
principle can the Commonwealth pay
out of its treasury moneys to one por
tion of her citizens for loiscs they
may have suffered by fire, and refuse
it to others who have suffered from
like cause ? If the principle of the
bill is 60und, its operation should not
le confined to any one locality, or peo
ple, but be extended by a general law
to embrace the citizens of the entire
Commonwealth. Shall the
moneys belonging in common to those
living in rural sections, be appropria
ted to the denizens of towns and cit
ies, without a corresponding right in
the former to like appropriation for
eimilar cause? The charity of the
Commonwealth, to be just, should be
as broad as her borders, embracing
alike all her people. If policy forbids
its extension to all, its should be icith-
held from all -just laws are impar
tial equality is equity."
And we said in our heart, this is just
ice, equality, equity ; and the magis
trate who has the firmness to suppress
all sympathy, and thus administer the
law, is worthy of all commendation.
So impregnable was the position
and reasoning of the Governor, that
it elicited approbation from friend and
foe, and made the path of duty both
straight and easy to be followed in
the future. But, within a week, he
has -oluntarily thrown down the
strong buttresses of his walled city,
and ignominiously surrendered the
citadel in which be was entrenched.
While the state was yet acrlaiming
its admiration of his firm adhesion to
principle, he turned his back upon the
record just made, ;nd stultified him
self. In signing the bill appropriat
ing a million of dollars from the treas
ury of the State for a raree-show in
Phi'adelpbia, be squarely violated
every principle laid down in his veto
of tho Somerset relief bill. If "the
money in the treasury of this Com
monwealth belongs to its whole peo
ple, and for their common benefit only,
is there authority to use it," we would
like to know where the authority is
found to use a million of it for the
purpose of erecting buildings for show
pnrpos in the park at Philadelphia?
And ice submit if the rule cxtallixhed
by this bill if impartially administer
ed as it should be, if a proper one,
thrre niion irnvtd be no treasury reqni.
ring pro ection? Agan: ''upon what
principle can the Commonwealth pay
out nf it treasury moneys to one
portion of her citizens for losses they
may have suffered by fire (or for
thaw and eel bralions. ') and refuse
it to others?" 'And, Micving this
proposition of the Governor to be
eminently just, we advise the mana
gers of our proposed agricultural fair
to at once ask for an appropriation
for this specific purpose, feelinsr assu
red by the Executive answer in sign
ing the centennial bill, to his indig
nan query, "shall the moneys ltelong
ing in common to those living in rural
sections, be appropriated to the deni
zens of towns and cities without a
corresponding right in the former to
like appropriations for similar cause ?"
that the managers of our rural show ,
need not fear a veto upon so modest
and pertinent a request
We deem it unnecessary to add any
comment of our own upon the action
of the Governor in these two cases.
We simply place Lis argument in the
one against his action in the other,
and leave the task of reconciling them
to the public, believing most firmly
in the last clause above quoted from
bis message, that "The charity (and
munificence) of the Commonwealth,
to be just, should be as broad as her
borders, embracing alike all her people.
If policy forbids its extension to oil,
it should be vciUiheld from all just
laws r re impartial equality is equi
ty." "
Tuc Seuate has amended the
IloueC apportionment bill which
makes Somerset, Bedford, Fulton and
Franklin a congressional district, by
adding to it the county of Blair. This
will make a distrct largely above the
requisite ratio, and is a useless waste
of Republican strength. The district
would be sufficiently large without
either Franklin or Blair, and one of
these equities should be piaced where
its Republican majority would be
more effective than in a (Hstrict c-ni-b;ning
them b?.tL with Somerset. We
trust the eouft rence c miii'ltec will
Stop th:s useless waste of good mate
ril. Till ruin-nifee ..f ihe House, hav
iri-r tn t hare Ihe invewtijriition of tbc'
contested seal nf the
Luzerne c Minty, L in
uf the coutestanis, and accord imrlr,
the four Democratic memliers have
been ousted, and the four Republic
ans proven to have lieen elected, have
been fworn in and taken their seats.
The two Hour-es at narrisburg
navmg failed to agree on the appro- j
priation bill, a
... . -.
committee oi conier '
ence has been appointed.
r Elliott has appointed on tbe com-J
nrntee of the House Sam Jnwnhs '
nuise Sam. Ji'sei'hs. '
ol rhiladeluhia. nuloriimU iK..
... -' W I V. VI III ' III U i
.....
uc euirusiea me appropriation of tbe
,
Plate's money.
dcol of wordy lu-
dignation
oxpendcd by I lie press
1. .. n-lutiit ( lirt i-vtirttt- ikt-nr ill" f)Ca
j i1""S"-1 .
: thousand dollar additional conipen-
sation voted themselves by the mem
bers of the late Congress. What
avails the multiplication of words on
the subject 1 The bare statement of
the fact carries to every honest mind
the conviction of its criminality and
its condemnation. It was an unmiti
gated fraud, indefensible and inexcus
able a theft, naked and unblushing.
An idea of what labor the Legis
lature is called upon to perform, may
be gathered from the statement that
up to the present time two thousand
eight hundred bills have been report
ed, and that one thousand will prob
ably fail of a hearing for want of the
necessary time. Of all this monstrous
amount of legislation, probably less
than one hundred of these bills re
late to matters of general importance.
Senator Caldwell, of Kansas,!
finding things growing rather, too
warm for him, concluded, on Monday
of last week, not to take further risks,
and resigned his seat in the United
States Senate. That be was elected
corruptly, is undoubted; the question
was as to his personal complicity, and :
this he indirectly confesses by his res- j
ignation.
The election returns, as far as re
ceived, indicate that there will be a
very large majority in the State for
license. The friends of local option
have proven themselves unexpectedly
strong in a number of counties, but
taking the State as a whole, they
will lie in a woful minority. 1
The government derived last year,
from the tax onjinanufactured tobacco,
the sum of thirty-three million dol
lars. ($33,000,000.)
t..., n ....:.... :l.t r
juuiui-u uu onimua, .hm, uu. '-
15th of April.
The Laeal Option t ote.
' The reports of the result of the
election for and against license
throughout the State, indicate that
the eastern counties have generally
gone for license by heavy majorities,
while the western counties seem to
have declared against license.
We give the reported majorities as
far as made known. Philadelphia
will not vote until October.
For Liivne.
eu
loao
A irainnt.
Adnm
Alleirbany
Armf'trunK
Bei-k
Kuk
B dk.rd
Mai'
Hraiford
t'arlion
Columbia
Cambria
f'ameri.n
Client er
( omUrlHu l
I'rntre
Clarion
ClrnrfleU
Clinton
Hautililn
Klk
Franklin
Fnrert
Greene
Huniingaon
Je8ra
Junta la
Lebanon
Iyehbrh
Luzerne
Lycoming
Montour
MrKean
Jlun'irMnvy
Nunhatnptiin
Northumberland.
I 'ike
Sumcrwt
Susquehanna
SnV'W
750
, 8000
3000
1M
140
ISrtO
H
2T1
luuO
4d0
14Ut
ono
40
713
lino
853
1300
1000
9V1
two
00
4U00
1000
1H
J'lO
123
, S8O0
4000
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31
1842
. 300
164
KM
Sulllran
Si-huvlkill
VI. a
t'n inn
nanao
Wayne.. ,
Warren
IVe-1 mrland
W Turning.
York
1"0O
10 I
300
331
10
150
1M0
CITIES VOTING SEPAKATttLT.
Alb-cheny 211
AlU-nuiwn 837
Altftma
4 'aruundale M
Corry 241
Krie l.'lia
Harrlslturg M
L-in:ttr 1707
Ixx-k Harm 178
.Voa.lvllle 633
lMtlfOiurgh 76
Heading
Sranton 1700
Tltuarille A2
WilU-alarre S64
Williiimtport
OCR IIABBINBtXti LITTTF.lt.
Harrisbcrg, March 28th, 1873
The House on Monday evening
March 24th, remaiued in session near
ly all night. The regular order was
not disposed of nntil near midnight,
and tlmn rtlllilir a1,tnrt(ir Iminn
taken un tb frionds of lhc t innooua
. . . . . : : '
county bill determined to bold the
House in session until it could be
reached. The opposition tried to kill
time in the consideration of bills pre
ceding it, but its friends adhered to
their resolution until the bill was
reached and after a protracted strug
gle tbc bill was put on its final pas
sage at three o clock in the morning
and carried bv a majority of six. The
struggle on the measure has now been
transferred to the Senate where its
fute is considered uncertain.
On Monday the House passed a
bill allowing an annual pension of
f 1500 to E. L. Drake, the discoverer
of oil ; it was claimed that he had ex-
ipended his entire fortune in the pros
ecution ot his discovery, from which
le had derived no benefit whatever,
while the State had, and was still
deriving a ltrge revenue from it; it
wat. farther stated that he was living
in destitrte circumstance.
The fishery bill has also passed the
House acd provides for the c onstrue
tion of fish ways in the dnms in all
the large rivers of the State which is
lo le done under the control of a
bonrd of commissioners. The bill als i
makes Sunday fishing unlawful in
any of the streams or waters of the
Commonwealth.
The bill providing for a geological
survey of the State has passed to a
third reading in the House
Tbe bill for preventing fraudulent i
There is a vast
insolvency and preferences was also j Commissioned Lieutenant Command
considered and passed to third rcad-jer in January, JSG., he was stationed
ing. at Annapolis in 1SC5-6 ; attached to
Tbe general appropriation bill come
back lr in tbe Senate with amend
ments, in which the House refuses to
concur. TI e bill goes to a commit
tee of conference.
e memlie s f I v vaU'tinlSL nas ,icd thei
e s roni,u1l. the amount appropriated be-'
rvp"riedinravorij1((f lu;ij-f,n. tf -J, hUU, twuj
. . ..... I
hundred aud lil'iv thou-and comesout
of the Stare Treasury : the remainder i
is to lie raised by taxing the city pas- j
sen-rer railway companies.
Tbe Senate joint resolution fixing j burned last night while
April 10th fur final adiournment has!nd his wife were absent.
Iieeit post-Mined for one week : this .
look as though the session would lie ,
prolonged Uy. ud that date,
thuU 'b
ilmtli Jf..i..a.p- r.ni.n a; '....:.. ..r'aminirr ..,.,! r ,!,.,. :
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tune.
The Boston
The Doston man who wrote a
splendid biK.k entitled
Liseful Uinta
wonders why there is
I i f. . . .
do mure demand for bis work,
His
.... .11 , . .
publishers fay they liav only disjKis-
cd of one copy, and that was stolen.
OI K WAMIIIXUTOX LETTER.
Washington, Mar. 27th, lJT3.
COMMUTATION OF SENTENCE.
1 he hveuing Star ' of this city
published the opinion of Gen. Butler
which embraced also the opinion of
Chief Justice Carter of our Supreme
Court showing tho grounds on whicb
O'Brian's sentence of death was com
muted to imprisonment for life at hard
labor bv the President. It also
revives a weak and unwise opinion of
Dist. Attornev Fisher given against
the commutation, -takirjgtd'des in favor
of the latter on the public clamor
side. To a legal mind Judge I isher s
effusion presents a sorry figure in
point of strength and logic when placed
side by side with the sledge hammer
neriod's of the great criminal lawyer.
The ground of injustice complained
of in the trial was the failure of the
Judge who tried the case to instruct
the jury that the onus was upon the
Government to prove malice prepense
in this case bevond a reasonable
doubt ; instead of which the instruc
tions were to the effect that from the
killing with a pistol, the law inferred
that it was done with malice afore
thought, unless the defendant could
m Tr I m . 1. . I
prove its absence, lueiacts orougui
out before the jury at last makes it
doubtful whether the last meeting of
O'Brian with his victim wa not ac
cidental, and he being a policeman the
pistol was on his person officially.
Hot words passed at tne second
meeting and O'Brian had been in
formed after the first rencontre that
Cunningham had threatened to shoot
him. This was at least sufficient to
require a diffeient charge from the
judge, giving the jury a right to con
sider the homicide in the light ot a
case of manslaughter.
THE SENATE.
Trior to adjournment nine die on
rr.otion of Mr. Morton's Committee on
Privileges and Elections was given
authority to pursue the inquiry as to
the best method of electing President
and Vice President and to hold
sessions during the recess. The
Select Committee on Transportation
Routes to the Seaboard was given
similar power, and especially directed
to report to the fcenatc at its next
'session regarding obligations existing
between the railroad companies and
I the postal service of the country, and
what additional legislation is necce
sary to guard against interruption by
hostile action on the part of the com
panies. The hitch in the pneumatic
tube to connect the Capitol with the
Government Printing Office was duly
poked at by a resolution, and Mr.
Brisbane will have to put it through
soon or fill up the hole he has made
in the outer wall of the Capitol
Building.
An inquiry of the Secretary of the
Treasury was authorized to be made
regarding the issue of PaciDc Rail
road bonds uud various matters con
cerning them, to be reported to the
Senate at its next session.
The committee on levees was au
thorized to sit during the recess at
Washington or elsewhere.
Ex-Senator Patterson was allowed
to place on file and print with the re
port of the committee which investi
gated charges against him a statement
explanatory of his position in the
eredit mobilier matter.
The thanks of the Senate were ex
tended to Vice Presideut Wilson for
his courtesy and ability as its presid
ing officer, and at 4 p. M. on
Wednesday the body adjourned or?
die, leaving not more than a dozen
nominations of the President unacted
upon for want of sufficient time for
their consideration.
RAILROAD IMPOSITION.
The refusal of the railroads to con
tinue the Postal car service is making
considerable stir in ieadin? quarters.
and if these monopolies know when
they are ou safe ground the will
accede to the increaM'd price pro
posed by the last Congress. The im
patience of the public with the impo
sitions of these monopolies is already
so great that it is quite as much as
the most libe rally inclined (?) judges
can do to keep up judicial decisions in
favor of powers claimed under the old
common law at the present time for
the railroad'-. The present strike fr
higher pay is unreasonble anil unjust,
liecause a reasonable increase has
just licen allowed. If the rule of
giving an inch and having an ell taken
by force is to govern, then the sooner
the Government takes charge of the
railroads, as it did, during the war,
the lietter it will be for the whole peo
ple. There is a point, at which pa
tieuce under opposition ceases to be a
virtue, and that point is now very
nearly arrived at.
MISCELI.ANF.Ol 8.
Gen. Sherman was proposed as
acting Secretary of war irr the absence
of Gen. Belknap, but under the act of
1870 it has been decided by the attor
ney General that he could not so act
without forfeiting his commission as
General of the armv. See. Robeson
will therefore act in that capacitv in j
his stead. " !
It is now asserted that President
Grant will make a tour through a por
tion of Virginia and visit Richmond
as per special invitation. c. m.
Dentil orXattaaalrl Urrtii.raMMtM
er, l'. N. Savjr.
Nathaniel 'Jrcen, who died at Read
ing on Saturday, was born iu Penn
sylvania in lH3li, and was appointed
to the navy in May, After grad
uation he was ordered to the steam
frigate Wabash, on the Home squad
ron, and served in her in I85G-8; was
ordered to the St. Louis tloop iu 1861,
aud made Lieutenant the same year.
In this grade he served in the gun
boats Katahdin and Genesee, and
shared in the bombardment of Fort
Pickens in 1861, Farragut's passage
of the forts and capture of New Or
leaus; the naval operations against
Vicksburg, tho battle at Baton Rouge,
tbe d.truction of the ram Arkansas,
the surrender ol Port Hudson and
numerous t-kirmishes. lie was also
present at the capture of Mobile.
the receiving sh'p Vermont the two
following years, and to the flagship
Contooconk of the North Atlantic
fleet in I SOS-!). The next year he
commanded the Resaca in the North
Pacific squadron.
.
-ihrhiidr-
Barurd t Death.
Chicaoo, March
-A Detroit !
special says the In
Peters, nt Grass Poi
use
of Henry
Mich., was
Mr. Peters
Four child-
tint,
ren were in ihe h -nse. The
oldest.
aged fourteen esenied. but run
back
'"to the burning h use to resme her
- f
r out, hut!
was overcome with tho ftmoku
the efforts of the neie-hbors. who werp
'called ta the snot bv her screams All
the cb ldren but the oldest perished.
and the latter is badlv burned. Tbe
, ,
fire is supposed to lave H-eu caustd
by the bursting of a kerosene lamp, j
lI.tltltlSHVIU..
i 1 1 ARRisBl'RU, March 24, i3.
1
Hy Mr. McClure: To retirc.iuo.ges
of the Supreme Court and previous
Judges of the Common Pleas on one
half salary.
Hv Mr. IVIaniater: lo ilivorco
John and Susan McFadden; also to
pav Bates, the historian, deficiencies
in tne appropriation.
IIOl'KE.
The Grocers' bill, with an amend
ment by Mr. Malioti that the bill
would onlv applv when the parties
waived the exemption, was called up.
Mr. Kamsey 6aid that his motives
were misrepresented. He (Ramsey)
denounced the charge that he was
prompted by any improper motivesin
the passage of the bill.
Eceiung tseton. lue House ex
pects to be in sessiou until sometime
in the morning, for the purpose of
reaching the ilinnequa county bill.
BEX ATE.
Harrisburu, Pa., March 2(5,1873.
The following bill were read :
By Mr. Graham Act for the sup
pression of obscene literature and cer
tain patent medicines.
The Senate Apportionment Com
mittee to-day reported their Appor
tionment bill, being the House bill ma
terially amended. You have hereto
fore given the House bill, and I a;i
pend the Senate bill as just reported.
First, The First, Second, Seventh
and twenty-sixth wards of the city of
Philadelphia.
Second, The Eighth, Xiuth, Tenth,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Twenti
eth wards of said city.
Third, The Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, Eleventh, Twelfth and Sixteenth
wards of said city.
Fourth, The Fifteenth, Twenty
first, Twenty-fourth, T wentj'-seveutu,
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
wards of said city.
r inn, i nc Jcvenieeuiu,riguieeaiiirl
Nineteenth, Twenty-second, Twenty
third and Twenty-fifth wards of said
city.
.Sixth , The counties of Chester and
Delaware.
Seventh, The county of Montgom
ery and all that portion of Bucks
county not included in the Tenth Dis
trict. Eighth, The counties of Northamp
ton and Lehigh and the townships of
Durham, Milford, Springfield, Rich
land Rockhill, Haycock, Nockamix
on and Tinicum and the borough of
Quakcrtown in the county of Bucks.
Ninth, The county of Lancaster.
Tenth, The county of Berks.
Eleventh, The counties of Colum
bia, Montour, Pike, Monroe, Carbon,
and the townships of Bucks, Bear
Creek, Nescoyeck, Sugarloaf, Butler,
Hazel, Foster, Dunmore, Covington,
Jefferson, Madison and Spring Brook,
the boroughs of hue Haven, Jeddo
Dunmore, Gouldsboro' and HazUv
ton in the countv of Luzerne.
Twelfth, All that part of Luzerne
county njt included in the Eleventh
District.
Thirteenth, The counties of Leban
on and Sthuvlkill.
Fourteenth, The countiesof Dauph-
in.Northumberland, Perry and Snyder.
Fifteenth, The counties of Bradford,
Susquehanna, Wayne, and Wyoming.
Sixteenth, The counties of Tioga,
Potter, M'Kean, Cameron, Lycoming
and Sullivan.
Seventeenth, The counties of Frank
lin, Fulton, Bedford, Blair and Som
erset.
Eighteenth, The countiesof Centre,
Mifflin, Huntingdon and Juniata.
Nineteenth, The counties of York,
Adams and Cuiiilierland.
Twentieth, The counties of Union.
Clinton, Clearfield, Elk and Cambria.
Twenty-first. The counties of West
moreland, Greene and Fayette.
Twenty -second, The city of Pitts
burgh and the townshin of Wilkius,
Pcnti. Chartiers, Union. Scott, Stowe.
Robinson, Upper and Lower St.
Clair, Baldwin, Snowdeu. Mifil n and
Jefferson, and the boroughs of Mans
field, Chartiers and West Elizabeth,
in the county of Allegheny.
Twenty-third, All that portion of
Allegheny county not included in the
t went v-sce 'lid d'strit t.
Twcuty-foiirth. The counties of
Washington, Beaver and Lawrence.
Twenty-fifth, The countiesof Clar
ion, Armstrong, Indiana, Forc.-i and
Jefferson.
Tweuty-sixth, The counties of But
ler. Mercer and Venango.
Twenty-seventh, The counties of
Erie, Warren and Crawford.
An effort will be made to force
over the apportionment to next winter,
by the few who cannot get the dis
tricts they want ; but I do not believe
they will be successful. Some bill
will bo passed.
SENATE.
IIarrisbiru Pa., March 26,1873.
The followiug bills were passed :
Act relative to limitations of actions.
Act to enable citizens to hold titles
uo!1 !,y corporations or aliens,
-Act tJ repeal part of the law which
compels the School Director;- to get
a majority of signatures liefore the
court will allow them to borrow mo
ney. Act repealing tbe cumulative vot
ing law for boroughs.
J o the afternoon McClure's Phila
delphia ek-ction law was defeated and
another substitoted,
Tbe Governor sent iu a vtto of the
Scott Iron Company and the Wilkcs
liarre Hospital bills.
The act providing for the election
of iState Treasurer was reported favor
ably. THE. CK.Vl'r'.NSI Af. AfrPUOPRJATIOX.
At the evening w-ssion th"? penate
considered the i-peciol order, the Cen
tennial Appropriation bill. Mr. Rut
an offered the following amendment :
"That in no e-ent shall the State pay
more than two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, to be raised by tax
ing the gross receipts of the Philadel
phia city passenger railways; and if
this amount of revenue is not raised
from that source, tho State shall pay
no part of it." This amendment was
agreed to, and Senator Wallace add
ed a proviso that in no event should
any of the money lie taken from the
Sinking Cu;wl.v
HO M Jr..
The House pent lhc entire day on
private calendar remaining over ffom
Tuesday. Three hours were waud
w ihe legal teehnicalities in the Mc-
Keesport Cons iliilaiitui bill, Messrs.
McCormuk and Orvis insisting that
the courts had power, whilst Messrs.
Newmeyer, Mahon and Mitchell fav
or the bill.- It was finally ruled off
as within the ju-isdietion of ihe
courts.
All ihe i' lisliurj- eiiv iu;o- m im ia
I'll i hi
"ills remiie,; wnc pa.-.etl. I ,e 1; .!
f . . . , . .
. i
was i
f hoiuas A. bcott, Cienator Caltell
and a largo delegation arc here from
PLiUdjL'Ipihia. in Uto ijitcrest of the
Centennial rnpprpritxOfU,
Mr. Voung had the bill regulaiing;
. 0 - - r
the sale small fruits called up and '
passed, t - " - j
holds tnree seV
KEXATE.
HarrIshi it.i. Pa., March 27, 1873.
Public bills were considered as fol
lows: ' , '
To grant honorary aniuity to cer
tain judges. ' " '?
Declaring certain days 'holidays.
Act relating to the election otstate
Treasurer, on third reading.
The house met half an hour earlier
than usual, considered and postponed
the fintl adjournment resolution.!
Tho centennial appropriation, as
amended by the Senate, was taken
up and passed. Thomas A. Scott
and a great many Pbiladelphians were
ou the floor of the House at the
lime.
Mr. MeCorniick called up the State
Geological Survey bill, which was de
bated and postjioued.
Mr. Ramsey called up the bill fixing
the fees in the State Department.
Passed.
Mr. Newmeyer called up Mr. Wain
wright's resolution appointing com
missioners to revise the revenue laws.
Passed.
At five o'clock in the afternoon
session the Chambersburgh Relief bill
was reached. Mr. Mahon made a
statement in regard to it, and asked
that the bill lie put up to third reading
to-day. Mr. Broekway objected, and
Mr. Mahon argued upon the general
merits of the bill, and it was postpon
ed. The Conference Committee on the
Appropriation bill met at half past six
but could come to no agreement.
The committee on Contested Seats
in the Luzerne cases, have agreed to
report against the sitting members,
Delaey, Ojiigley and Kuhns, Demo
crats. The Governor sent in ten veto mes
sages to-dny. Among the billsreturn
ed were a supplement to the National
Savings bank of Allegheny; an act en
larging the borough of Butler, and an
act extending the time for paying the
enrollment tax on Riverside Coal
Company. In reference to the latter
bill the Governor says:" If a company
with a capital so large, and privileges
so vast, was created for a proper pur
pose, and to meet a public want, it
should long ago have been able to
pay this tar." In reference to the snp
plemei't to the East End Life Insur
ance and Improvement Trust Compa
ny, also vetoed, he says: "The require
ment of $2,500 to be paid in before
commencing business, is certainly
modest, considering the powers the
corporation is authorized to exercise,
and if no other reason existed, would
be sufficient to withhold the one now
sought, unless banks without capital
arc desirable. This institution may
have capital, perhaps has, but a cor
poration desiring banking privileges
should be required to have capital In
positive legislative enactment.
Governor Hartranft has signed the
bill appropriating one million dollars
for hc Centennial celebration.
A Father, Jlathrr and Two Chlidrrn
Kappoard to IlavcBrn Mardrrd by
Polaon.
A very inU-lligcnt and reliable gen
tlemana citizen of Kinzer's Station,
this county writes us ns follows: It
is seldom the tranquility of our com
munity is disturbed or its iuhabitnnts
startled at any thing occurring within
its limits ; but we have to chronicle a
case, which from the respectability of
the parties concerned, is likely to
create a sensation, not only in the
neighborhood in which it happened,
but throughout the whole county.
The factsaswc hear them are as fol
lows: There lived in Salisbury township,
Lancaster county, a man by the name
of Henry Eaby, a miller by occupa
tion, and a well-to-do and highly res
pected citizen. He was also a member
of the Menonite church, of which sect
there is a predominancy in this sec
tion of the country. About two
years ayo, his wife and two children
were taken suddenly sick, about the
same time ami in the same manner.
Medical aitl was at once summoned,
and the physicians pronounced the
symptoms, in all three cases, those of
poison. How the poison got into the
system of the victims wbh a mystery
yet to be solved. The physicians
examined the premises, and gave as
their opinion that it might have come j
from the well, which was adjacent to
a stagnant poo! of water, known as
the dam. Mr, Eaby had the well
thoroughly cleansed and thJ suppos
ed evil removed. The victims, howp
ever, all died soon after taking sick.
But about two months ago, Mr. Eaby,
after eating his supper, was taken
with Midden sickness, and remarked
while drinking the last cup of coffee,
at the table, that it tasted so bitter,
and was different from the former cup
he bad drank, and inquired of the
others if theirs tasted so to them,
1
they answered in the negative. Thel
same j.hvsieian that attended the
others who had died was dispatched
for, upon his arrival asked him if he
(Eaby) had any enemies to which
those who were around answered
"that he had not an enemy to their
knowledge ; that every one liked him."
The physician said the map was pois
oned. He lingered for t few dF3
and died. It is now confidently be
lieved that the whole family were
iutentionally poisoned, and thousand
tonged rumor has been industriously
nt work for some time, circulating
etons of the most exciting character.
But It Is general); conceded in the
neighborhood that tivi"n;stances
point very strongly to the guilt of a
certain party in the vicinity. Al
though the "name of the suspected
party is jn our possession we do not
m,e.'i (o mention it unless criminal
proceedings ur instituted. We await
developments. laneute tfTpres,
I Off?.
Terrible Snow tttorna la the Weal
Chicaoo, March 23 Tbc
snow
storm which began here last evening
continued during the night and to
day, culminating to-night in ono of
the worst storms of tho winter. The
wind blows a gale from the northeast,
and at least, eight inches of snow
have already fallen, and there is yet
no abatement of the tempest. Street
railway travel is entirely suspended
nilnu.,.riU, nu mul on ..t i.Ts
four horses to a car are fmind neces-
tjary. ilie 9 ?. m. tram on tne.Aiicii-
igan CumraJ. road did not get out.
partly un acciiunt of ;hy snow, and
partly U'cam-e f u wre'-ketj riii; !
near" St. Joseph. Tho Michigan
S.uthern rcprnts trains running very I
sluwlv. but iiom. have been ub:iud.in-
e,,
A similar e-mtlili'in f uffairs . is ;
r.-i
rd d i.ti ihe Illinois I't ntral, ami
ti
ir ;.n tiiT'. ah 'u i uu no
h tiiT'
.1. T, 1 It
t.f;.ii..
u;v ru:iui;ij and .tr near
There ia no report from
y on
olher
time.
roads,
but their condition is undoubt-
cdly similar to that of the three roads
first mentioned.
A oVtsteru naiier informs the pub-
lie tiifvt bpari fur c summer cau be
y-- - v-. f.
obtaiucd "at a Jargis nd shaijy brick f
geutlciuan's residem.-e.V ' ' .
The House now
simis a dav.
A Man Hbot kjr Ilia Brother.
LorisviLLK, March 24. A terrible
tragedy occurred near Bardstown last
Saturday. G. W. Iloltshauser, one
of the oldest and most esteemed citi
zens, was Bitting in his office about
half-past seven o'clock in thecveniug,
with an unmarried son, D. V. Ilolt
shauser, when a married son, J. Ilolt
shauser, entered the door without
speaking, pulled out a navy revolver
and shot his brother, the ball enter
ing the left breast and lodging under
the shoulder blade. The wounded
young man rose from his chair, and as
be did so received another shot, en
tering near the shoulder, when he
fell forward receiving a third shot in
the crown of the head, the ball lodg
iug under the right eye. The frat
ricide immediately left the premises
and has not been heard from since.
The cause of the murder is supposed
to be a feud of several months' stand
ing. AH parties have been held in
high esteem, and great excitement
is caused in the community by the
trajric affair. The father and mother
e - V i .i. r .'..
uvc years o, ag-, auu iuc Kr. o. t..
Threntae Withdrawal rPeatal Car
froat the Rail road a.
New York, March 2C. There is
considerable stir at the postoftiee over
the expected withdrawal by the rail
road companies of the postal cars from
service on the first of April. It is
thought the force of clerks will be ut
terly unable to attend to the great
flood of mail matter which, in that
event, will pour in, and it is estimated
that four days will be required for the
delivery of letters which now reai h
their destitution in fifteen hours. The
demand of the railroad companies i
for $800 per mile, instead of $375 now
paid them.
It is rumored that if the
companies persist in their detcrmina-)
tion the Postmaster General will en. 1 isia. notii-cin hi-rebv Kircn to aii imii imipuieii
i .1 r i. r to H Simon Philliiiil to make Imini-ll.itp ji.iy-
deavor to procure the passage or a law ( mrnI ,n1 0iaM h,rjI1 ,,,,, mK,tluH hi, to .r.--rivin";
the Department special powers " thi-m iiuiy aothitintcii u aettieinpnt totiie
" , iinili rsiirnp.1 at the Ifulilenee of :ill Mmon Phil-
over railroads. I lipi.i. ..n Krl lny.the ttliduy of April, ls;: wlirn
' nn.l wbere be will sttenil for :iil ur"-.
PKTEU Zl FALL.
Kmaarlpatlon laCaba. fpi, 2S Aiur:ie.
The secretary of State to-day re
ceived a dispatch from General Sickles,
I'nited States Minister at Madrid,
. . . r i
Statin? that the "OVemment Of the
Republic of Spain has directed the
lilieration of the ten thousand
SiaVCS
held in Cuba in violation
of I S7(l This elilS"- is knoW'U as undrrslnrd at tbr mti'lpro-e i.f aabl W iliiiim Ptiil
OI 1SU. 4I1IS tidSJ IS allow u us i-ri.L.v. th t day ..f April. ar h.u
emanvipahos. The new government : and where h tiiii attend formo-i pun.-.
in Spain has so far manifested an un- i fcIC9 VKl l ii 1 !.
usually progressive spirit, and a dis- T..
- ' " ' - lllOX I'Tl) ITl I'U VOT 'l'
position to carry out the promises of
the kingdom, which, from all appear-
ances, was never scnou.ly intrndeu
bv AmadeUS and his ministers.
Fcnouslv intendetl
i by (riven lo tboae Imlubtetl lo niakplinini'iliaip iy-
Krar Admiral John H. Hoatetnt-r;. j Bieiit. and thiaw havlntfHairoj againat it aiil pre-
'wilt th?m. dulv autlo nlK-atPi) l"r pttbniPiit on
' ' SattirJav. tbp il ilav of Ma li73. at I ne b'.u.-e of
John B. Montgemery of the United . of ue un iemifrned. ia mi l 'T?;!'y!vv..T 0
P . r, ... I ll.W III JII.MiI.
Mates Navy, who died at Carlisle,: rcba AduiiniKir.ttor.
Pa., on the 2;ith inst., was a midship-1 - ------
man on board the flagship Niagara i DMINISTBATOU'S NOTICE.
at tne nattie 01 l.aKe r.ne, in fepiem -
ber. Isl4. He coiiimnndeil tho Wash-!
lllirtOll navy Vard Jrom JaniiarV,
1SC4, until the .Septemlier
follOWill''
and altogether saw twenty-one years j
and nine months of sea service and j
seventeen years and two months shore ;
duty. He had been on the retired!
list about ten years at the time uf his :
death. " j
A City nestrnytMl by an Karthquitke.
Panama, March 19. The steam
shipSt. Louis from a Central American
port, arrired on the 19tb. When she
left the port of Salvador then! was a
report that the city of San Salvador
had lieeu destroyed hy a grent earth
quake on the 4th instant. The tele
graph lines being down, no details
could be had when she was leaving.
ri'KKEXT SOTFS.
Count I.eoptild Ferri, of Padua,
lad a library consisting of 32. (Mid
volumes all of them composed by
female authors.
President Grunt lid imt take auy
Credit Mobilier stock, but iuvested
some $-25,000 in property near
Chicago, at $f00 per acre. Last
summer he was oflVrcd and refused
$2,500 per acre for the same.
A Pittsburgh bride's dowry lately
consisted of two barges of coal, which
her father thinks ought to secure her
reception by the toil anywhere.
Hon. James Dixon,
Senator from 1357 to 1W0, died
his' residence in Hartford, Conn..
at
On
IPI.iii.l..I.ii. iifoirnfinn r m.tl ,f Lenrt '
Ullll ll.l. Ill-Ull, ll.l-'l .i", "i ... ..i
disease.
Charles -Mooro and I rank Morton
were convicted in New Voik of saw.-;
dut swindling, ami were sentenceii i
to one year's imprisonment and to pay
a lino of $1,000. " j
The Patent Olfice ha recently Issu-i
i .... 1 i : r l . j l . i
" V?V y'.. . , m r . .-
- - '0" cons.simg o, . memcueo
j "t l -""l-""T
it,ve V-
A much greater number of eastern
! people have arrived in California by
trail within the past three months
khan ever went there before in the
winter season.
An illustration of absent-mindedness
is told of an excitable younsr
drug clerk, who filled his customer's
bottle with tho liniment desired, anil
receiving therefor a nice new twentv
five cent shin-plaster, pasted it on thu
bottle and put the luliel in the chpIi
drawer.
The Chinese companies at San
r-rautUfo ere now making prepara
tions to accommodate n extensive
immigration. Tho next ateanior wiii
bring" 1,200.
The number of railroads being built
in Utah Territory is said to be some
thing astonishing, and, if some par
ties do not get badlv bitten, it will be
stm more ftsxouibling. Jvverv canon
thinks it must have its own roiiioud.
ftn, Kinall narrow-guage road sewiif to
fairly brlmlo ad over tho land.
Mr. John Anderson, tho tobacco
manufacturer of New York city, has
committed the Elizabeth Ulund of
Penkese (his summer residence) ami
$30,000 in money to Prof. Agassiz to
found a school of natural history.
"The defects
.
of individuals.''
l..fr.... ..,.k i '
our hopes of the safety and ieriotuitv
r freedom on the whole lmdy of the
iwople." These words exactly fit the
present times, and furnish a tonic fur
dyspeptic patriotism.,
' '
-"rii- --ar.V Aun Co'tnrj, cf West
Aiiekbmd. England, ha put even
,Mrs. Lucrezia Iirgia, nf R jiuc,
'J. '0 the shade in the poismuig bqsi-
" - . put a quicuis upon nun
teen vic ms before a sh i.I w of i!-
nicion fell upon her.
Some of the parties concerned in
the California diamond swindles are I
paying heavily for their part of thei
fraud. A -n't um bejuu soine t'me
ago, in a iveutucKV c-mrl. tic-.nnt
two of these nprmim f..r -t-.o ono
'damages, and thev have consented to
un.vri, mm luc, llitl C t'JUM,'!
pay fijjo 000 td get rid of the
tikion. ' r
prose-
Out of four thousand plays written
during the past four generations, it is
said that only thirty-Hve me now performed.
i ....1...,l 1.V...w.l,l v I
-V letter HM-HIU.U ,.r , , 1.1 Mill? i'T f(-ll W
J directed as follows, was received, ' VaKIII VldV a n-ic Kn.,r.nut.
' . .1 ;t,f l.ta i W'I-atatiln rimiloymnnt ai Ixiim.. ilnr "f crrmnic
at thO post-office in tlllS Cliy l"S:ruIltalr ..uiru.i; lull li.nnmi.m nn.l TaluaM
I. I. I....I.J o.. n(K'.rl!Hfini nL i sr- "f n--i wnt live ! nmil. AUt', alili
" - -
ii the licui email wno awim iu
Store of Cotton Good Damaged
by Fire and Water,
Fulton Street.
Brooklvu.
Owing to the local knowledge of
Assistant-Postmaster Simonsoti. it
was delivered to ex-Alderman New
man, who wa ascertained to be the
gentleman for whom it was intruded.
In Iru-Liii a lute edition of 111 own
works be says :
ui A meric i hh-
. . - . - .
any say noming, h muh-, m .i.o.,,
thev set their faith tn
equality, of which I detest the one
aud deny the possibility of the other.'!
The Duke of Edinburg played the
Gddle again recently at a public con
cert in the Albert Hall. As he play-
led with the other fiddlers in a concer-
ted liieee,
uobody heard his part'eu-
, , m , fa m,R,h ,,,,,,,.,!.
Only Vice Piesident (now Senator)
Hamlin, Chief Justice Chase, Senator
Cameron. Frank P. Bluir, Sr., ami
Gideon Welles remain of the associ
ates of Mr. Lincoln in the Adminis
tration in IHCI. Messrs. Sunnier,
Cameron, Anthony, Hamilton ami
Chandler, the only Senators who were
in the Thirty-sixth Congress, and ex
cepting Vice President Wilson, the
only members of that Senate now in
public life.
A"w Advertisement.
"iro'LUXTA IIV ASSIGN' M II N'T.
Simon Philliiini. of t'aiwplman. I'pimt Tnrkry-
a voluntary a".-i:riiiiipnt ol all'lii mil ami ip-r.n-
; T O L U X T A II Y ASSKJN'M K X T.
Wllliam Philllpil. of f'awlinan. l'(.p-r Turkiy-
i f.H.t tuwi,MiiP. Somemt eounty Pa., bavm nw.:p
a voluntary awianmpnt of all hi real an.l -nmo-
; alrmato tor tile tipnpttl of hi" crpiiitorn to tiipun-
ilcrxiirnpd by 'Ired lie.irinif date 17ili ribrunry.
1k7:l n.ittrp U hpri'bv irtvpn to ail inirtipi iii'iPbti-il
1 to anld n liltain Phlliippl Ionia k linmraiiiie iy
f k 1 ' Went ano ui'iap miTuiic; rmiins tiriiiu'i niiu iwtirp
tne laW sent thpin iIuIt nuthptitii-uted lor pptth'tn-nt to the
i A
'.yi i.iir; i ua ion ."in. i..
itie ot jaeon 1.1ns, lute ot .-Mia ip town-nip.
IwrfrfBtoh:,I1S;;-De.h0WMateh.T.
in lieen nr.intp.l tothpunilernisrnert. notiifiahere-
; t-ln cf j,,,,,h M,jcr. Ut of ,i,:pr-et tp.
ilweftned
- . . . r - I I n i ... II.- .).,-.
hHlnnheen amintpd to the nnder"iune.t. notlria
! wxy"? Ktvrn to ini.PHloeiiiel io II io hiukc iillin".
to i.-rewnt lliem dulv authenticutpd tor "filenient
on Satonlav. Jlav 3d. at the tflire of Sehell i
Kimmel. iu Soniernet. Pa.
SAMI'tLC,
MsnbW
L1VKXOIKIP.
AflminiiiTrator.
VALUABLE FARM
And Mill Property for Sale.
The an Irrsiifned ilr-3!rinr to thane bin way of
livinv. now idlers for aale IiH tarrn, uttuated in
Il.ne'p;al townaiiip. Wentmoreinn I iiunty. Pa.,
conwiulnir ahont 300 a re. Il inina bucii up of
eultlvation. and tiein well watered. i. roiHl lered
a No. 1 atoek lartn. tin the 'arm are two n I e
pie orrharila. The buil llne" pn-iL ol a Lrir-k
ilwpllinir hon.e. with trame kitehen. frame hank
barn, two tenant hoaea and etaidva. Willi all the
neetiiury on:liuildini(a Itcionffinir: AIwx a blaek
amlih rnop, aaw mill, built in lt;o. trrint mill ior
toripahib. boilt in 1S71. Thamill eunt.iin three
run of t..ne, and the m.ieliinrf U all pot up in
I the heat and m at Improve.) atyle. It is aiiuaied
! on Indian rreek. ao.1 ia driven by ba water the
year niunu. it i? ai-o in ine niiai in a itoimi eet-
j ilement. eonreiilent to pruooi. chnrehea. there
iH'tii Uve pur.iie nxvia fihiintc rigiit to tne mill.
It in aliei on the pmpMied ntiteof the l.l..iiier
i Valley Knilr.ul. For lurtber par'i. n'.au apply
i to the undersign-'.!, tirins on the premie.
i " u. n. KHUN Kit. i
feblJ Jouea' AU1U. Pa.
D1TOK S M)ll( i;.
Toe Uii lpmiwd appobde I au llt ir, l ylhetir-
phann' I '..urt. to ai,'ertaiii advan-'Piiieulii and make
a di-i;rihu:en of the luud ln liip iiai.ds oi Lvoia
Hirtdiaietler. aduiiniiiirator ot Satniiel K.Mh!ite;ier.
eee3!!d. lo and ainontc thone biarally entiile-l
thereto, hereby Kiven no:iee that he will alien. I to
thedutiefi awilrtied him at his ofitpp. in S-.m-rrvt.
Ta.. on Wo-ineri lay. the lVh day of April m.i.
when utid win re nil" tiprtnai lurenMted ean t:i nd.
HI..VUY K. M HKI.L
uianlil!). Au lit r.
DM I X LSTIi ATOM'S XOTICK.
Kmate
f JiXb Arkeny. lat
of S Dieret tp
dceeas' I.
Lettern of ndniinitration on the above e:ate
haviuir been granted to the mideri'iffiied. noti.-e is
X- 1 o, , hereliy aiven lo th.-e in leMe.l to It to make iintiie
lllieil "tales .ii-IP ,..m,.n. an.l thiine havin r.-l ion. avainl i!.
' topres'Tit 1 belli. duly au'hentieatrd lorspiib'tiient.
I at the oltiee of John' I). Kiinin -1 on S.nat t iv. the
! vjih Jnrul April. 1--TX
1AV11 AK I NY.
J AC J1 ?1. WALTKB.
t'ji utorn.
m.irvMj
j HKF
j' '
TT
Lumber Company,
aARPvKTT,
Somerset Co., Pa.,
Earnest, Delp Camp, & Co.,
PKOPRIETOHS.
wnin: vise, yel l o ir ' rxE.
OA K A SI TIE ML C K
LUMHEll.
3 aw En and siiA vki siiiNotrs am.
rbAMK'nrvi lath.
Building Lumber
Hnt to a bill" al i-Uur; m.tl...
lnrta'Ta
THe ftQd MOST IMPROVED
Fire and Htirglnr-l'roof
o a r" r" o
AND VAULTS
ArctnaJI.jf tbu flTr-litUailU SVFr .!.-
Ii7 PF.NN- STKKKT.
MrM l-lushnrifh, I'a.
100 TEACHERS OR STUDENTS.
jilAl.r, r r r.ilALr, ran aernrx KMPIV-
'J"':,N-'.r V,'I' VHUM ivM.--r.n.mtii
1 i.T:V,J."" snuim.T. A.iiln-aa, CM-
1 "
17ahmi:k!
S, IMPKOVK YOl lt
1 SltH K. Y'.nna Wax Work will inl the
cii.nilnit Kaaiin. fiinnii-n-ini; "n Kri.htT. April II
a n-1 rn liu July l.Mh, Similar rxn-ptnl: the
first two iluya nt S..I. linki-r .. in .li-t1-r.n town.
hii; theoi-xt two darn at Jwnh M. Walter' at
Walter .Mills: the m-xt twi lnv at thf
Willow FrcMlim''. in .Trireraon tow;i,iii, n.
tt.tn at thp iivviifr's Gallic in l.-ir.-.n-villi. fur thi
Ifttt tail !.lv'':!lri'.-tti!v IhnAt h.,m ll.rt
un mi nririh l.n tH-.T-irul ha. .i-vcn
vaarautl. la haml hiah. wi-i.li ..... f 1....1
Hundi. f Una form and wrnit iiili-iihir tyiwi-r. !
with hk-i-I an-l nriiim nuniiliiml; I wi-ll nilrulatiil I
IlirH'h'ravl-'laiir h:irn-a.: Is known tn Iw miv nf j
tha ttn hnrw'in ih i n'.
A L KX A M I K H Cm 'MTHT M V .
msThlS
"V'OTICEJX DIVOKCE.-
The nni'm-timr-d i'iiIv apii-dnir l by tbr Own i.
( irm n I'h-a if S m -r-t r-nmy', in lalt-
'"' i a-'uy. ihe hw i. :,n i a-i ..,.ii.,. in
thema icrof ihi-applloti -n ..f Hoirv K .-nrrv.
Ilmt-r Km nt r..r a iHvon-o. I.-rol-vVlv.- no--".
that h'-aill, on Tbur!av. tho lo-h'tluv nf iiril
la7a..t thomof K.J. Km.,. Kj.v.du-i.ri;
thedu.i, ,.f hi appniHtnient. wlioH anil where aU
liermn inlemtnl ran attrml.
J. O. OULE,
rnarlft CoitBli.rr.
.Y it' Ad i'c'ti.it ' in 'n I.
dl J from !!i eta. I
Jfl liir-i.i. tliui wll i
V Ajiy fM't n In Snie
from 21 eta. Kllit .iinil- msi! I fn-e
II at iiu i f I' tiri'idi iM. m
KAN HALL k CO., 71T ltrotw.i, .
Bc-nt n-iniu euinp, ,M. Tmi X
N Sl ..
- j
;fiiwnHiii St., .New wk.
PRIVATE ADVICE TO
YOUNrG! MEN
by an Kralnrnt 'hrlt'nn I'hynlrian.
S.-nt free
any a-Mrtwa by Hip (Vrr'i"ii.OnK Sp-rimry ! the
Y'iuntr ."VO'ti t 'liridii-tn A-- N-i-ioij.ii.TfiMiif.wri,
I'a.
-
.'I'nHJi, xiven
iTjrii'a to p pry
ipiii. l;uiii .-. light
A WATCH ri.l
titri. nun aim ai'l urt At uur KfP
! a ii-I uiin..rn!b .ii.t in kip hi mo o;.v.
lilp ax rlvtir. LnrvtH:y iiiya it- Kami uu mi
I ii,. ..,i.,r k.t.inii, i i. IM l,ur'!i. i'j.
jr.'.r: lZZZrZ..u , kZ. ..
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U iin.l Ut.I.jn HI
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f v
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r.tlilo, vt-ry r-irlly a-iuliil; livl.la n.inu at any pljte
IcnirrU, auit a ih'U i.iftiuaor when tlh H'Iuku.
.V.-n I stamp for clmilr. irvulur ual 1 'pir
brotiiecl li k pni to any ..in". imt :il I. mi rp- !
ctit ul -!pvnti. IimtuI ituliiri'ni-nrii UiOip tratp.
An.-ntu waulp-1. A'btn-Ka KKI1.M1KU i '., .. !
in .Hjrk'it elriipt, liarriKburii. I'a. (SiikI wih-jt '
by iorttiirtp uriii-r ur r-iiii;ri.-'l iPtt-r.)
Sewing Macliino
Is the IJest in the World.
Aicrn'. w intp.l. -i-nil fT i ll' uliir. A l.lrt-w
IXiM S 1 IO-SElVlVr M At il !' K CO.. V. Y.
i i i.iii
ir tiip tin-at
Itilllll-U L"lll ,i , i i.rri.-i,ir lit-
Ot Ii; if
eniture. (U li lHUi-iI ION, or
my iclly rannrs eiceet. '
cpi-. Siv.ii mon-v. worry mi l pr-i.o- b.-nlih.
im lKbown bow to live w. 11 and irrow ntt on vl a
ii l. Aireiim nre iiiiiia tii..in y nd omirx a
world ol good wiM, it. lh i.iy n. l. bit- adon at
,,.- .IWI.JIAfU.lN. P.n... I'luto.
- - - - -- - - - "
TCI CT! TT! TP .
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.N'oii.inj In m n-"-rt on to lay
tbe luua'lrt'.ioii ti.r lu:ar.: tril coinn.iU'-!ic ?.
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
a mifp eure lor nil ill
ii ot lit'- l"piritory
'trif.Uis. tvtf TUruat. t'.l-..-, l'r..up. Iiiptinn i,
As:bnii. falnrrli. Ilonrs- in . li'im of tbP
riiricit. Wiu-ipipp. or lb .ii.-i.i.il Tie.. andalldia
e;ii"' !' ibo Lm..
In ;ill i-.-m-a ol sudden P"l 1. however t.ik' o. th -re
TAHLKI S uli. .ni l promptly mid lp ly mI.
I liey pipullzp l 111' ein-nl.iiioii ol'llip bl'-.l. mil t
tf.iip tbe w verify o: :iie nun k. nu t will, io v.-ry
uliort tiill.-. re.-torj Ii. aiil.y ae:i .n to tlie aft. ete l
oriti".
Weils' f "arimlie Tubi -u :ir put n only in blue
boxrt. T.ik- in 'u -ti;ti:. !i. It II. i y r.tn't lie :
loun I at yi.ur i!ruit . ii. n.! at t-ie-e to the 2'iit
in .New 'York, who will torw ird ihein t y return
in.nl. U.n't lie di '- iicl by l::nU:i -ii.-. S..1 1 i.y
druiiii.
JUlIX U. KtLL'Kl. la Plait M.. .. l
s.i.
iiirent for thP I'. S.
Priee 2--i ePiltai !h;.t.
Sen-! .'orein uiar.
ACSfaTS WANTED FOR
BEHIND -SCENES
EN WASHINGTON.
Th" pi.-i ei .ui . o. . " -iiiii ioi ev. r .u.lii-li
It t dla all ali-.ui tlievri-.it t iw.it li.i.nie
s. in.l.il Si"i it..r::il Prii erie -.iarptnpn. Kintr!
L-.I t i i", and the v.aideriu! Siatito tiie .Naie nu
I 'aj. !;;!. 1' aell." i;-.ii-k. vih b.r cln-uiar. atei
e' our t-rio nil'' :'i 'oil ''pi ripti.-n ul the worlt.
A.I t-". ii.M'IN K.N i'AI. 1 liLISill.MH il.,
P:ol.u el; bi.i.
Wasliiiigton University,
nr.iiM-tL nKPtRTii vr,
liiLiinuKt:, !.
The laird Annual Summer S. ..sinu
Will e. n:ir ii on M'i Y. Marrh lo. 1
rl
all I : lltltill'' t' lir 111. Iil !i. l l'.e Ml' of 1.
t mil an t ii inpl-te. Kniire Kee, t.ir-
tUu!,.r a Mr. I r f. I II AS. -. t 1I A.M tip
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t-nnit lPvif. t'eariul H.ii.irii and Mizmy
A. hieveiuentaol tho lYiaec oi I lid rer. -itore
: ir ri-n wante-I.
Xnrif h.-H ti"t le.-' iv l I y Hiisr. tTi - 'I'.-l-ti.nii
maoe to palm ..3 huh priee i inivri .r w. rk.
t ut M.-.i.l 1 r ri,- ui..r mi l n e .r.- f .-ratepi. nr.
and trreit sBpei-K"! -jr n'. Pia-ket n.:iipan-,
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c.-llllt .'o di-aler i eloii-
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I '. II. i. to he ex .mine.!
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l:t KirliT tti:m 1- rl v U . t'!t.-r-tii-nIy
pr-ir'tivi nn-i it I x 11. ut
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N t titr aTi'. A littli h.iT Ihiu
K-irlv H - t--ti.-l in -(iiiuiy. f-i-rr
Miuirit. ty i;ia:L l-": p.ti (.
will :iwir
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mi p.v. ;t. Fivt 1. 1- k.- - Tt 1.
li. X S NS.
I'h: ri-". t" " York.
! 12,000,000 cr$s.
. ill-tip
1
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I UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CG-,
j IN TJIEtJI.'EAT I LXTTK VAT.T.F.T.
j .J,0lr!),fM0 Airrs TiiTrntral ilJlaka.
' Ni.w l.ir miu iu Iri.-t of r-irfy vre :ivl jr"r'
! i-u tivenu-1 teu vc.:r?' rrn-i; a! t ur c-::t. .N.iaii-
i.iin-1- iniiT. r.".i'iirt.i.
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J:in.; of (rood w;itiT.
l iwj b"st MiirKrl ln tin- W tut. Tho ar-Mt nil:i
inir rrxi'iiiK "f Wy..mlnaf. O.I :!. I'tih. an 1 M.--vinhi.
i.i i-.x .:ui-i(. t :,v !! lann: r in tin- i l itii-
II li' v.
tern E&sd ii i nsxsi a m isa !
, The b3st Locations for Colonics,
I
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nf i-ii..nc ti.tvrr;'?!. nt I.vi i-pr. I-t .'iiiry nii'li-r
j tin- li' UU'.anl J it. wir ii iin'iit i'atir.M'1.
I wMh iu ultei iid 1 an tr rut..u;i-iH-r; ul a'i
i ul i H'ii!i-.l n.uiiirv.
Kn r ias!-n in i.'uivh.iT f Ii.iII'.'.tI I.ml.
Swtlon.il M:i.-. ahiiwtnir thp l:n.l. a ! nil.
j ti.-n ul 1 v ri;.:ie laniililrt i:h m:w.11:ii. ma:!
nl live iirru luri-, A.nirv
o.r. n wis.
I Liii.l C'lumls-iom r I". 1". K. K .
iluitihj, -!'.
8i
Tfl'llilljli
l itiu'ijiial'.eii hy any known n mn'v. It will (-riil-liMt".
rxtir:ctii!i'l thopiuuhly ih itrov all iH.i.-nn-oiis!I-i.i:iii.-.
j in tho f'.!o.;i. and will i-IU-.-iu lily
i!isi--l nil pr.-'iiap-isiiiou to hiijou d.-rina; i:ii-ut.
11 therr u-anl uc((u.i in yonr f.ii-rra ni ji!,nl
nli-ra ivlininvl :i ntr-r, th iihl hcnnm-a iinpan:
hy ili-luirrisnta a....rt-;ii.i'.. iifi-rui-ltiit -roru'.-Hi or
.mii ui.-'aw-ii. ni-iti ti, r-i-ions 1-a-n.i,,.,
riinpu-ii. 4.0., o.
liai-K
Itc.rr yua a biprptit Stemmh t
th.n ;iruinp:ly ui It'll, tha n.umn
Vulvas din-
I itliati
witn 'Vi-r!r nt th I!l I r..p-i-i; l-n-toiM-.
Ui'ii'ral weakm-a and ini-r.U.
Mi' ynu wrakHftt of Ihr Ir.ltitiun t
Y'ou aro
111 uani-r l I 'hroiilo ULiriiiif-i, or
nf the Hum 1.
lutl Ulllli.Ul Ul
. fji-r jwa irt-ai-ant af tt I'rrinr cr filler.
Or.jar.it You arc i-I to .uiri rlnn in i:ui..l
aifr.iv.itcd lorui.
Art y iu li'jrctrj. itrnwT, dull. !nr-i'!i ur df .
pri'i-so l in npiritn. wi:h hrad ai-hr. .; k ai-hr
(-.uiti-.'l tonituc aiul b.i.l t;in:ini in. iiinr
For a r.-ntiiu r.'iu.i!v for all nf il .-.o ,;-,'
wt'aknrii'ji and In.tthli-a: fur rlran-iirir an-l purt
t ir.t t!v in:t?d hhr-l an-! imparting visr m ail
ttwri a) hitii-,i: loc'Hl.:injf nl. ami ti'.itot,ii ' the
i-iiroj-l roiijtm,, n '
JURUBEBA,
w!.l -h It i.r. iiou'iiu-,1 by the lea 'ins m iii
llnnii.- uf l.uoji, :ni,'
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i .....,., ..., ai.uraux. Known in the lur-tloal w.a-hl."
I rhl ia nu n. w and sntrlnl ilUii.,,rv t.ut ha U -n
Ioiik i,..,! by th 1- a iv . ,.,.-, ,,.1,,-r.u,,.
ti l. wi-li i. ii r ut r- in- 1.1 r, .ni .
Imii'i wiakta ui:: Ini-wir tbr ..ijc.-'Ivo or:-.iii
bv m- barti'-a am! pi j-i. ,. th.-y aiw t, n.p.,r i
rv r. li. t -l.i. it-,- , . n.nil. . v nnl'.lv-p i'sU
a uli pll nd km.ir.-d ili,-ai- "an- mire :. n !iow
lln-ir w.-.
w".Xl.l,e bi"u I"-r" u"'1 hmlia I aurni.
JOHN H. KF.LLMtlO. Is ll itt St., New York
Sole A sent fur th I'niiwi Siite.
rrv-e, una iKillar per Bottle. Send Sir 1 in-ular.
Tir( --7S ' U
S3
Xrw Adr-rli,-
JRPMANS' COURT
:-W.K.
I'y rlr.nn cf an or lirof
S.,in.-r-t county, p., to uhi hr.T'"1'"1
hi .iiiiwj ii. nnytrr nl J..h- i,
l.llilrvn ..f lf,rie A. Siiv.ler ,ilv "-"'r
I M.infy ii. nnr'lrr n,i i. t . .. " ,: '
tx? (rAp"?'! tf jmhlU:
HH-nwt, pa,, on
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Ihf f'.ll'.Wlt)! !! i-f;it. !.. ' '
f.-urth j,;iri uf tract f fcn.l , ""iinv
oi' I alJowawe. wurRiniiyi link. '"I1 i
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, liivi.l Ually. ixnatitu Kwivn, !, ... ."l' h-' :t
niym warrancn in iim rim,.a ... . "P r ;
to i r alu.nt i a. r.- PurH ,n u,. . " ''"'"n
fur 11 Mill lt"l lam Th. r,, r
lata of Ptiltlvatliin. Thr
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anilataMoiifl ti pn.'tnii.; th(,
Tr.KH.tr-thirl r li,, .. "
I ti-rilpiluiilnarfia an I ,; n-,.,
i ' thr i-mn. tap intcr-t ,r 'i , " "
annually l llnirti-tia, l,n,. w : !i, u ,
V IT i :"""m1"- nannif n-r h
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tbe I 'iinrt arrnilnt J..hn It . ,
IIMrilinte Inn fund In thp ,-,.:.
Shater to an-l am-mir th.p lp-i!,,'., I"'1
Sumprwt erimitr,
it;..:,.,
I.Jtir.irt from tlip r,r I r-r
K.M. .-U., ... f;V
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. mpnt at H..,., ., XLuruL"? !
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LpiuIp of I. iae llvU-rt. I.itp
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r.uitp I to the un'.lpr.i ,np,i i V.7
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,., uke iim..,1:,;p Lwn,.n,
I,.;l1,alri,ill,,, iopr.nt .him '
ted fi r fijul-nipnt at t: Ute rp,i'.i''
-al n r mlay, April 1,. . 3 a
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Ljiuiie oi r.iiKa-H.-:n iiranir. l.,te-,( St. j'
Letter" tp"t.-menury on the !.,v. ... ,
lnnmti-i totiie oo lerMce-l ,V
thority. not let! ia berei.y mven :i, , '
it to mitke iiuuie':lntp pimem. aui-1 '
e-iiinn ai.iiu.it it to' pri i4.-iit i.'M-m .'i.i'
pauil lor MUinpnt at tn-Ut- r, '
d'eeaaed, on .-sturuny. April l.h, "-
mitrebi
V
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N'OTir k.-
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It.i virnr t'en appoin'! n'!:.,.i,.1,,
di-irli u!e the fun i In the h:in.' ,
er. administrator of J .hn K. ir.,,,
I will attend to the duttei of kii I a;.."
the ofH.-P of F. J. Koo.i-r.Ka... ,
on Thurlay. the day M Apr:;. t ,
"ft t
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wnere an p..i-wiua inien-se I mav
P.EArOVHD.
S GREGG, SON & CO
WHOLES ALK
and She
PITTSBURGH, PA
Have rem iTcI to their npw. Ijr'
lour ?ior.-
Iron Front Wareho
, No. 159 Wood Street,
; rb tween FITh and S!x;h Averapi.
; And are now reev:v;nz one -:t tr.-
Largest Spring Stoci:
F.rer Bronchi to tbe t ark.i.
I'livinir f"r I ' ASH. we h iTi-aivj-..;-,
that f 'AX'T KKKVr.LLKH V. r :,
An ex..:t:iiuitiou of our Stoek ..- r ' --. i
lieited. i
CRECC, SON i CO.. ;
1.T9 Wnoil Srnxo. Pi.t.'
X. R Snepial atteniloa pall
!--nt bv m-til.
t.. 6.
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$60,000
IN VALUABLE GIFT:
tu i!t: MsrHiurrLi'
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GIFT ENTERPEE
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la ahAm I Ihitval Pvumlnm ail.'
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Single Tickets, SI; Six Tickets l
, Twelve Tickets S 1 0; Twer!
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