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Tho ISomersel Herald. s;-;;;:';1;-
'' , Uv'.v.-a or ..; c c i
; w i 1 urn in t3 lo.-"
5: 1'J";
rv merchants
- . r
9H or si 1
Gca-cH called out the police: the local nuiiury had been ad r:sed Safely, doing no damage whatever.;
J IWi t Ther-uihB.t'toLoMtLeciscI ia rea.Ii.es. .a .The f-ct that lie iced:d op pruduc
jjeil III- II 'k. 6 ... !. .l i.irr..-lt..ri triTi.i "
i:rpe mud nrcaplitre.
CsS
1 UguUiSMl . . ..... . 1 .1 w.f r.,,.,o.W.r
,n,i.jmnv IWnlis sua i'atcucs uraeu u , ac . ..
.. . 1 ' . LJ ...
t
taplur "I (onatcrfrllcn.
!
X.-ir Ad-
em reuiiciiiian, miu.M siic pCii tome insjni f' ms. w.i.- . .
H. t,-;r.v. - - - - A!Sn:.u::f-!.? - ' - - .V,', . m -n- w.thy Yorkers, o.rrtts impose to g,t reluWe information. Weora Railroad were ..rder. to ." ' mcrcin. Dur;- a le a ra into the cuudes .f
Wt- -iiz. The Hiuv.. . -lljT!KV?,t;i too uoary v eJl ,!.; "he police'" fearing .it i ItJ..s beea rW steadily. cVlr W ni vuf f.uz,u, com- r.j .e.-m- Scott. Wi,e. Um-I. 15cha,-,...
!luVc ,1c'. we- reaped U-rco ,:!-! CrM:i::,. (:nkui vMa!Mt;,n.x the ..flc; u: w.thout tu. tJ iVpU. There is ,c- thererc do depreU.tioascomitUd Uece t- . r. jv diovcrcu until State, aud urrt.-teJ :na, inaiuctu.-
1 V "vtc.. ei-LtV-:- t!...n. cr ...... , r,wurre,t rt nlitl-,. U.or o!T , ;J,or iTthe KeMhat the "backlega" duriuS the day. though treble r.8 that .be ' "V' ours .fterward be na.!e use era of c.unterfei: muuey. A brc
I. oa. iLur..... - ' ,f:.,. c,,.r.m.v!,1 1 :it a Xuai sD-r '.L, .v.-v 7-e Vmed at Mausioti acticipaled. A rumor in wrculat.oa ; ann tU. tb, a. r n y ; f Lo Uuii, T i(, rft.cl j.n. . acio0nt .f custtrfeit c-iu. die..:
,1 .U.llar. (l."J0 jV.sl.t.en: - f .... ttL.rr. h , k, cvtrv::i!a5 c.: IhJ na(,elpbi J tha tLps hadXVcu ;or Jcrcd ILi-re," rii.iJTrtud covered i.y b.i ' i araiion!,' 1 for frJt,. Two ,rt ,,IatM. Ac. was captured. The
- , : A .,rec iu ,,,h!!n:nI!.erlrr.;v,s Sr.ilL? t,.a ,s fr: . dlua. ro,u, a-,1 tb, j H o--tJdn;ja uanv,m bad the effect cf quieting thc.a down, the v.cm.ty. At tL t:.e a lear.al ; w .fce ! jtr uf lhe Jutt Mui.
Tl.K .t..f.t ..e fc..rgcS m --. J r;;;,nail cvv:(:. tL,,;,vcrnor!kitc! , .y.v r.coe J n , aad Kea. .n? hailroa.t cc P Columbia and ScbujI- .body of ice ... mov,Ufr do a the c.jini..rv in tLe hhol, . Lc procured . liiig, Made a desperate rc.-i-iatice, at-1
in'.OTrarc, fr-or.i ul.-h s. . u : - .m;,.!-"1- eai.soa from I I , Ja-, ,:, ia,u it prudent to is:t tbo collieries in w ;h Mop aga:u A.I traia are now, t f fr,u the The primers were brusbt to .
, . tt.r'alfU'-d. l.ave ''-i.ct-:-- - . ' . .. . ..... r.tiio Adiroudat, i:r...s iroai t..e. -- nn.i .-.rivn that viciuitr. There beiog no uieD; running regular. I sheets c-f Lis bed. This rone Lc tied linirdoa and committed to Thru
,J:""-o' . . ... ni niOU.fi. ; l.e l.1 I--' l"--"" C m.r.l-oa P.M:M!Mt if ..je-ifttrrtwu, 1 ' - . . .... - I .. -a n,.tl....r,.Dr,iri.T,li :;!rUM,l!TJtttVI.
. i-.-if . j ....-..v. - . . . . T n U....Ft..ti.niLir.l IT. Wurt L!IPm Ul)n UWWMM -- .111 I. .
;v run cui - ; . , tl.v pjWcr ef tl.c State. a:.d is b,.ur.u ,v wo.n --he:-e r-;'.U the Oregon, " , "f ,
... 1'ft.w!,1 ' .... . , . . . .... io hansen went to t Lett port aaa
SOW. " I..- . '. I-.'.:, ill I.. M-r .it l.lttS V.-..!.- l 'MVI-.i CO f'J J'i '" '- " "
New Firm.
..i.,;,. r did tU b:iM:-5-.
j ; ,. ; juried l.vi:i II"''-- ' -r;- ,
I it" .i-"' ' a -o;!;'.U.i..-Uil ?f-:i.:-:
j.'.cr.vck jntle ruth of the lilll rc;
j...'-,., , Tie Attune .
,.r -u... f li t :-ev,- -cl j.r'.!.l i;::"
s 1 V '!'' I:-iMif;iC'.l".C'i J f u'.l.t ri
r- K - ... , i- ..... iL. v t,e:brou!rbt tfie traiti taro
ei.luiccd, tiJ l-ri-ti ; v at., .ucT: - r-1'. ; L , f.-.- Vl'liHe tLe "'societies ' wci
ty r-tcud. Here are .u.d, VHJ1 'If va way from He.cbemlU
tic rzbt, el ether,, cud too re.ul: ;0 M por!ai0, frelies: iincu, tb.men had an a
traiti through safely.
kcre on tueir
!e to Ahlaod
rdon, oce of
ion noR'.inier.t. .'.;n.s - . . ..r a
td too rc-u.. :fm .(J., ll;fit ;.or!a:u, fres.ies. nneJ, i .... .t inrr.Hllr
, ... ;. I u,.t -oa K ,o- nnuiaer ouiv uuuut
i be.r ; j.urct S-?Zlt be premature discharge of a. n-
i.4,.c ii,,ve f-; enU v ou taeir ri'uu.i
,t t, vvr; is rec:, " sW tbo most ctly,
.i-.t'.ieiu, tof.."lU wuuvio an, (;.Tari the most eXf-eoMve, are
1.1...- ... -.irv. .i idi...r.-rr aAA !i tree as aier.
SaOE STOEE,
SflYDER & UHL
Ylllavlris p-ircliasptl lhe Sho
Legs'cijaisturbaaceiaapprebeiideii.l- i,RT Jnuvia, April 1. The ice in
This morning atTuscarora the I'hd-. .LacLAwaaa paoi.ed. uui .uly tbis
adelplTa and Rea3ing ageut iTi.-cov- ,MOroins witbont dwing n; .ii.mage
-rrd ihedetR.t on Ore. and that it hail Ti .P'r"ivefs aie all eleai i,-w, and the
been brokeu iulo y nonie person to i a , preilt.nei0ris of the j-ei p!e are ipii
rob it. without .-.uecess, and tlien et . j The Deli1 ware is nuw live
i. v-t, hTn and naurdo
!.t 10 COD. '
'.a k er
I
. .. 4 u ! Mi ;- Haii f. In1 ti (M.i:ii :;.,,.- 0v. n Uiit.-r, ; mnt vr ui; raitl.rva, aaa an
... , ,. i . . ;'. (.,.nr.' "afrii-ble rroorietor charges nottiag
' !"taLti"c- juiut.,. -a e l . - rk Hali broSts come fr.m the tab!.
..,.",. ,;;,co.eJo--':-i'1' ':;;i;,V:-1!Vt;1tCi,;i' And iL doe, be g-H b- probta
7 ;L , ..ir !..; S--: t ne rate ot il-r t0 SU;!tllin lfiii tn0rm.us expenditure
I.:..!...,. .i u.,.r ...i.i --i vvi( u u,lU al;v.Ur 1:in.ur. H,.s!ETfll)airb. Thegaino i played
at. t and .',.: Cel. l.oti'T f:,,...;v drai( -tl j:i l'-i'ic i la"' cad I j'airiV i:i the public roem. but even
...v..-i:lir-'..,l.i-i (! a.iV.lCu:.-.- - ;.iul,.1(.is tnJ rr:,.:o, ! th.-u ln r! is i3 Jk r cent. u .avor of
;!,., I,- !,!-. i u ' , i ,J,Wl' .rct.n !th-3baLk,(o that U ;ey event the
";, ; ,rt!.. ,.r... tr..,kl,l : !-!;:- "rC bank "8 ccrti.ii to win fve.ytbmg f
ve..:, tl-Mee..r t... r.. mekeil,,. , , j,r ,l( c;.-n. tb jjvi3 COulinued long enough.
nwtiv,-!?,!:! ,',"kr,wlTl,.,,il,,li) dv.vii-l fivec..i;awa u(lt v!iibe un-er Ib-or there is the
ir'. lie war--: n.-U-d 5i.-t v.c-k ; . ' ., , ,. . t .,v a t froii,r:va:e arame, to which the general
r.,,r,l. ,.tie. i, tL Stale, :.::d , . r,'I r.'t u-.n hitibllo is no; admitted. In these
EXCITEMENT AT HAZLETON'.
March 31. Another
uu fire. The deW;t w
aJ aed .- At
Ml..noy City a - freight.- train
was
run Kii ine
be track br a . lnbplaced i
f-'et above the n.ftiug frtage, and U
ti the t"p rung t.f the ladder which ! other ffjnadi of mounted oE'.cers are;
he placed against the west wall" of (to be heard from, and thev are h.ur-.
the pri-t yard,- Tbe ladir-id no j y expeeted to come in with about j
Storvlatclj' owned hy
II. C. Hot r!:.
rencii to the ton td the wall and he
must have made quite an effrt be
fore he reached tba top. Tb'es and
the w idth of the wall consumed so
much 'f his rop-- that his leap to the
r. un-1 from the "'end of Lis s-liing;'
mii.-t have beeu at. least tweoty-fiva-
a..
Ttt!-: K Who l. iOW S.-.V lL-t tb
a !i;r Cglt troiiis v. at pre.--i.t in
H, n.'-c nuie pary t w b. ! ;'!
S' .i.-r f tii-' m-xt Ii-"i--e. at.d t
t'l.O )!,! -I
ot Iniiiur.a
t'.
j p. i a :
e i.-' rL-Lt
ti e . ::r-t
! I e i li e c
t ' Ti:
r a dlruw a day, .!
as av.i"cJ, utd be
.j.
:,c i t:r.
A
il ! ; i I . '
l-l-J i'X'i
tl.e ci-i
; .i.' e c
heir
i .
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tii'ii
'tat r
.1 i
the
1.:- p
I I:.
. ;l!..l 1.
I
r.tns tbe rich vouog idiot h ineu
with wine he is lucky if he ie not
.-i,,.w,ule nlars asaiast'-a ucaier
i;i iLi.i aea.a-i xvl 0 can ucB! tne cai us f-v-n-i...
. i .1 - m-ii nf'rr lie
: cLoom'S, anu iue i'uu.
1 -i 'ha- been nursed sufficiently, is never
! i.. i- h,. ut losinir
l lail iweu ij v ---- -
; a'.? he cm ai re to pay with?J. nis-
... ir T ifV ca:cuiaii
v.-'.in br-k-r run
ce !'..... 'i . a . .. .
f a m ; t! n
1 1 : . i .
1 1.. " '-
' ' it. as a ru:e, rat
i.
to lab'.-l
; ; i".t i .e
:,:i.i t:-o. ef tboUSUtids.
.-'i.rf 1- - s;;d other I -tf
... : !.. v i.re i" ;Vi i .
' uf lit!. .11
. :;n.' c: rr ai.d fi'"' '-"r"U -
J ! r 1
(; .vi !:'-! f- r r-.-i.-.Mnce,
1::;;. t ii'". Tbi
v '- 'in'.' r r-
a TiHii
. 1 . ..... ... .....
'fl!!.l I: Cr.il, IT iv iui.
f O.O'X), and they make
t!;at f.mour.t. He' will pay
.." tli.n mike a fuss.
;' .'-as
;;tiere ill N'.-fif.w"'
I.;..- L&u-II-! n'iry
rt- i ! ii te-s'y
i.g:.id. His fa::.:
Iier.-after
iiau! curiLi cy.
n ; v tu
s . f tbt! Tn a vi'-y.
i;.!;;: f i:.:":'y,
;.';,.- :,.;;,-:-a;iii v.-I'd
1 i.-;-m tbe r.cw s.a-
Hi! , -'
imtbcir
i.t.-r s.. i .
be pre-
.r.i-.iig
band-;
rvcil r.
j : ;t i tr:i.s
A .:dcr m::-t
Lc
.b'-v thev take hi
;izar-
IT: IV
u- ity
. 1 !:-.
V. ..1 11.'.
U.i' , may v..-i'ji-e
to i;s
amlbi
rt:':te. . . ,
1 . . . r . l : . 1. rt -1 -. .n
if ' And thev l.sveone ! t:iu-
the carpel ail the t;:ne.
'rt,.,... ninii J nip excellent t'oea
0 fvr i: I oi.cf: 'to keep oat ef. No decent man
Iie.l. be- j , ver to into one, even f jt fua.
fore" 10
n ) after
em
r K-ri'-u.-Iy pr.'ji
J ': m r-raiic i iirna!.
- ;j.-..:r:-e it' j'.-iyi;
-1 t f ; S'-'V. 1.1
j ii ioii w:;i t.; I:"
(V:,-,..- li:e
wi.'l lie to pilt S''
.e pcol'itl r.-l's,
n mal.iin.' b'ttlc
fi ctile nil' be ;
1 i s:..v-f
C 1.-
:f
pr.
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1 . . i.
'in--'
l In : Tc ti.i'
neit pr-'j' 'si-n!t!-cr;i
r..!dii rs
!-.n.l .bii lb.'
lIiiaLcial e'tes
il.c ;,a meet f
. ihi.r.lli-'.tti il
a ,t r t:.e
il iltctu'iee 10 i.st ''J:'- ' l.i.i.e.i n. 1 :
law. 1 . ; .I,.."- ... tsv mc.cB about. tatJ
- tf t!.I.- !.i-.!e.;ic !.- n l ; K;:;-.t..T this t;m". The fact is, it has
.... ... c(l; j;, cpnrcnt uteces wiilit t jo na.ty ti It- ft matter Jjr ue
In rs a:.d S"-a V.C V.-.U ! rilli'i.i' pv.lHS. I .at .-. "
,1 in tl-e i'.'.C- rrow n.i.-aer uj.u r"i
brii-:', is teo tilt K r to touch.
IJesio TiTi.cr, a tirl ef eighteen, is
: ve t
iljVi
(
scf-.tcs :.;if'c.i in tee
(f S:n.", win-re tl.c
i-IIcd by lie same ic:;u-1 un,n Kud J-be talks
:ir.!!y i::tIlf-: :.t to law, jji0!iaitly of K-cne'H that would dis-
I t. ' . .. 1 il,. iipiifiim nuA.
a teer.;, are now i.'race a uagn.-o, am ("' i-
,. ,.11 , 1 .j . -:t! .P 'j'.- ii iittcn-Janrc npjdaud her. Leech
g -1 "; , J.r ;Tilt ,r. j ,be ' w hol, party
?2Vri...d m ":.( r fi.tire r :. : t :rn.,r:0Vli, ly r,;::ll,d, artd- that in nl
!:. t.- e':s ::'" .:::,!i.-Lcd in hi , ."t, .,, it Tim t videnc
: -. i e
l.i tti:. tur.1!:.'.)
. t.i pi.i ing a 1
lie r.-iim ctli-i.t
..r; in" iti.it
v lay:-, hiru-e t"
!'. : tl.c lUiii.uTtev.
.. v,v.r. t! at "Auj "' Las l-im een
i c iiiei.tly tiikcti siek iu New V il,
.1 li rue will !.- t be able to a-.-ist
I.-i:io-r::tie friends f li e Nii'.rv.eg
S; it.
Oil
n
i
f-iale
; i; it
j
. . y in in i
:.-( ti',!',
-i p. that
We b.-et ve,
. a - i r:i .u:.tx s
ii.;.- ii'j tune t ) ;.
.ice and sutety
; ih : reiir.c d aeti' !'
i State ntith.-ntU
.iter ir.; t: ;t;
f PCi i t v il. i
ar.e
1
tt-rr... M ftO i'H 11. l i! t ii'ieiii.c
there-! i-ho-A-r them ail to be either tbo mo?t
,- ' la--riivi : b'c'i.eioc persons vn tbe
- ' . . ........'. ll.
o: l;;- most ll. .u ii. jii s j-aru .usi
i5 ca
; ever il
.,: t: Mf.v viibh i s i n;ii.
Ni.tV V, April, l--t, 1 -1
iin: i.air e: itittTft-it.
Last week I save f.ou.e idea
.ift f a
iUU till
t 1 and tbe me1 bud 1
This week 1 prcpose
It is curious that
i ti:e "u'jUc -lives net ium.-i upou . ;
iitcn'pageof this filth in some way.
! It is too bad that the public prints
'should be tilled dnv alter i'.hv with
this horrid sttitT (Joed peio.'.e refuse
! to read it. What matters it to you
! wbteli of tbe l.v!iern is the most gutl-.!tv?
A ' i-tlA"! 1 " MTtUV.
,r,:::i all i f wLIeb we Ir.fVr t!.::t
li.ings i-re I. jt I-ioking (julte so i..e,y
f r the Hem i ! S r in tbe f ii-s t f this
I ritr.uiiig :t. u.a Acea. i' ,. -. . . ,ari.
to devtitemy -p,..cctounLllicrkinuoijt;M al.sdaU,v ...itieetit in
,l t lor wiiunins-vine "'"-'-'- ..... mnnn-rement.
...I I mi ii -
''Hi l . ... . . i l
the public ones are as mtseruoie
u!r of Sia iiie.se twin?,
i' w ; -Is, if.
a? tl.rv did a
a rc
. . ii i i..r. iiwii-cv lo tairv n
. i -' I ...... I.lr .1A
wi.:c:i wi.igncou, i-.-ij, .. - j,,,- v:n,1(llit: .!anscQa raaie tbem
Xc:tement, than oven tue bes. u ThU uUe waT ft curitv nnrfery is
m the greau-iij. ! i-.naeed, u frbowH bv an iavesti-
Oa Broadway near I- nion , jUw. LundroJ it.
.saplam, unpretending hoo; e, just . ia a bu;;,;
m:co aoi.ensvoa woma turic of.
. hi! itureJ luere-tiaut v.ou..i . .. ...... . .
i.uO. s.i.ii, i en, t j i.iiii.u.iu. .. v , fiionnenred b.U tbe fash wa
. ;iu. ii v.er.-u further reuHiveii Truiti i -'" ' -1 .. ' o .i
Independent pre . .. ,.,! .,..!,! retired mcr- iul- ttDU in. me Mor.v ?' .lue
T.:i: '.me n.-idungcd b.,v! -f the
iV'mocratio and
ever their own allegation, that Grant . el.aut ii e ni'S. Hvtf iu lij
.,ai terinined p have liimelf eb ct- ' :iir is it a tcsideuee at aU..
i ... a ....... ..-.'j -
e 1 a tlir 1 lime, is well iu.werc.i, as , ro v . .a ,-M.v. .. w. - , ... n the Ci,uii0
I i.ih" il' I H I; 1 T J Ll Jd UUiU uicu . . . ,
. I.
duv of intense anxiety. A large moo,
numbering about 300 to 400 . men,
armed with muskets, guns and clubs,
fathered near Ebervale, this nioruicg,
for the purpose of marching to Vpier
Lehigb, to drive away the men tm
ploved there in loading coal for the
New Jersey Central KailroaJ. Tbe
i whole region is in a state oi great t -
citemeut, and tbe jreoplo leei mai
their property and lives are at the
n ercv of mobs of reckless men. I bw
is the third dav of these demonstra
tions. The Sheriff, Mr. Kirkendau-,
has declined to appear uules an. ac
tual riot takes place, and then he
proposes to come from ilkesbarre,
twentv-four miles distant, to quell it.
A deputv sheriff now here declines
to act without instructions. These
armed raiders are called "Lauder
buruV regiments, from tbe fact that
Mr. Lauderburn has been celling
condemned Government muskets.
Although our streets are quiet, etill
there is much concern manifested
by tur citizens generally, and the
result of all this raiding js, awaited
with interne anxiety. Unless the
rcsilessDCrS of the me a is soon quiet-:
ed it will undoubtedly be ucce-sdary ,
to ca!i upon the (Joveuor for protec
tion, inasmuch as our local police
force is too smell to conteud with a
large body ef exasperated and riotous
miners. La-t night, toCin , notices
were served on the men obtaiuing
crA for the boilers at Eckley Colliery..
T'.IE SHERIFF TAKES A HASP.
II A zi. Eton, March 31. 7:30 P. M.
Deputy Sheriff Ilhoades, with Lis
posse, has just arrived with lour
prisoners captured at Ebervale. The
mob was discovered near Drifton on
their return from the upper Lehigh,
when the sheriff advised tuem to
throw aw ay their arms, after- which
be. with his posse, proceeded on io
Ebervale and awaited tbe arrival of J
the rioters. Wishing to avoid anyj
unnecessary trouble, the sheriff sent
out a courier to warn them a second
time, aod threatening to arrest every
man found with arms on his persia.
Tbe miners were soon seen approach
ing, but without their gun?, having
oreviouslr secreted them ia the
i i.j
woods. Every man was Bearcneu as
he came in, the result being tbe ar
rest of the four men mentioned above,
who had pistols and biliies on their
persons. Since Fending tbe dispatch
announcing tbe killing of McDcrmot,
at I'pper Lehigh, it has beenjearned
that Lis death refciilied from an ac
cident. It is reported that an effort
was made to throw a passenger
traiu off the track to-day between
Veddo and Ebervale. There is also
a rumor that a crowd of miners are
crossing to-night from Schuylkill
county to make a raid on Audefireid,
Vorktown, Jeanesville etc.
THE MIXES riLLIXiS WITH WATER.
still rising. Tr-Iiapu-c coinmun'.ca-
1 1 inn between herd uud points dowu
switch. The engine-' was thrown , t(.e river -is uiterroptel, and there is fc.tti tiie ful height uf tie wall there
dowu the embankment and ue n(J uews fivm there, but it is the im- j thirty-two. He alighted di rect-
freicbt car wrecked. Au examina-' .,rts3ioU tiit tbe gorge at IHiigman 1 1 v upon the class Duf i Tt be smaller
....I.L.-.I. .1. -.
iweiiiv nre prisoners. 1 he I niteii ' Wetate Ii'aure la falling tlw tten:
u . .. .. in Liir . i . . wt. ...... - n--w ;.. l -
1 ! :
lnou: ill
Males elTicers are uriucr iv.reciioa .f muM'.y ,.R hini
Chief U a.-bbtirn.
ii.,n .,f iU switch tdiowed that the
blocks had been removed frum it.
Later in the day a number t f men,
who had come dowu ; from Alaska,
atumpted to board trail returning
there, and have a free ride back, just
the eawe as a number of mefi, about
-,no hundred, - had done at Locust
(Jap yesterday, compelling a train to
take them to Shamekio, but tbe
Sheriff of Schuylkill county, with a
small posse of men, who was in the
vicinity posting proclamation?, ap
peared upon the scene aad ordered
the men to disperse, which they did
Las moved.
!.EW?i:lIti ASD SIN HI' BY UEl.ltVEP.
WlLUAMS-I'liUT, I'A., April 1.
The ice above this place has broken
up, and is uow quietly pas.-ing dowu
on au eleven leei, lijod. A iMUsider
able quautity ef logs, estimiited at
one hundred thi'Usaiid leet p.er hour,
had been going il-iv u since six o'clock
this morning. They are supposed to
have come out of i'ine creek. All
the anticipated dauger at this place
. . . . . . i . i.
oi tne green noutts in im pars,
completely wreekingone of the large
sashed, ile then brck$ a pane of
glass frern the door and was free,
ile started towards tbe outer depot
of the Fi,rt Wayne railroad, and
reaching the crossing at Iriviu ave
nue, inquired
of K
.w.icriouui
the
without auy further demonstrations
Daiiug the day tbe Sheriffdistributed
his proclamations ia the county, in
the various towus, and at the col
lieries. - v ,f
TEilPOItART QL IET IX CAHUON COl XTY.
MAtcn' Chunk," Pa.;, April 2.
Reports from the riiining . regions in
the upper end of Carbon county state
that all is quiet, and that the raiders
have gone to thoir homes; .but had
the raiders continued in their lawless
demonstrations Sheriff 'Urenciser
would, have called a large posse of
men in this place and taken them to
the collieries threatened,' and should
.i r.l ...... CM
ine-raiueis nguiu .-i.n t ii.tr nwi i m i y
r-t nrnnintlr ' The Summit J01'1
Hill distiict has thus far escaped vis
itation by the raiders, although they
were expected to call to-day from the
Schuylkill region. The whole min
ing region of Carbon county is, now
free of raider?, and the situation can
be said to be a tranquil condition.
The officers of the J.Miuers and La
borers' I'enevelent Associations are
counselling and advising its members
to' be true to law, order aud their as
sociation. ' IIarrisetegt, April 2. The fol
lowing telegram Las been sent to the
Sheriff of Lazerne countv:
To Wm.r. Kirl-endah; Shcrijf of
Luzerne County, Willexlarre, l'o.
I am in receipt of your letter
of March 31, stating that large bodies
of armed men are destroving life and
property in Lazerne county,"0 and
that it has been impracticable for me
(yon) as Sheriff, to suppress the dis
orders by ordering out the posse
comitatus, aud requesting my inter
position a3 Governor. I desire im
mediate aud full infoimation of tha
action, if any you have taken, as it
is your duty to preserve order and
protect life and property. I am re
luctant to believe that ith efficient
action upon your part, properly sup
ported by the people, you cann t
preserve the public peace and pro
tect life and property without milita
ry interference. If not, I will act
promptly and efficiently.
(Signed)' J. F. Harthaxft,
1 - . Governor.
watchman there, the wav to Federal
street. The rtlicc-r was about to
show him, when be discovered by
the light of a s-as lamn, that
is over. The goTgv wb"ch formed j Uutler bad on a suit of prison clothes.
last evening three miles lit-bnv Lew-j Having observed tbe light flitting
isburg, broke a l:."ii p. M. Tbe w ater j about the Penitentiary, be at once
is falling fast and tbe danger is all 'concluded thai IJutler was the one
over. j who bad escaped and be was net
i ..... i-i
wroug. v. hen l.utit r saw that reai
teiibuujrb recoznized him be started
. i ,e Miner
, o , .j to run, but his sprained au-le so n:s
niii .j. A a , . - f . I. i
.: . fi eonip.ij.ed htm that he ccu.d make
ii section of : , , , , i .
PoTTSYll.i.K, Pa.. A
ri..n III jiiii in llin u',.ct..rri
.i . ' i . c ! . i i f but poor progress ami was
. J . .... uu;! l.i I. is e.iiitur.
gang of men armed with pistols .and i
clubs attacked the men at tbe West j
ilHlgeu io
who returned
liarv. His ai-
sence from Lis ceil was discovered by
bim to tie Penile!
and Gaiters
DOTH fii-'
tur ifiiirnniNii ro firm Fit
Washixutox. March 31 Di s-; BOOtS, S llOGS
.!Uhes receivol at tbo ireastiry Ie-
parttiient couhrm the repi rt of the;
vecVnt capture of a gang of ceuter-'
feiters, iucludiug Jack Murry aed j
bis two sons, together wita their im-f
plements, in tbe soiithwest corner of j
.. .... ., i
irgiaia i he uovernment .leti-c Easer:, -nd Hc.1.0 Kanufacturc
uvea had been on their track for the -
last eight years, but were net able !,.,, f( n w. Wl, , k ,
to effect ifceir arrest until now. jme. ujh.i c.ii;i!i mil mi t :
of the cajttured d;es, already in p-'S-!
se-ssioa of the Hetrctive IJureau, are 101.11 I.E.VTHEK.
well executed, and were used for the!
forging of eagle?, half eagles at.d
quarter eagles, they beingremarkabiy j
good imitalioni of th2 genuine, and.
therefore, calculate J to pass wiihiitt j
suspicion. !
MOKOrCi'.
CALF
HNS.
KlI'S,
Allruivl l ttob a ISnnk.
. . ii- - .fc . i . sv.ii e :: it u .1 nil i. s .lirLi'if'-i v.
Eud Colliery at night, and also at- . . . , , . .
. k i .11 t . i . f the keeper about two o'clock hi the
tacked the Lomes uf a nniuber of! . 1 . , ,. . ,
,. . i r i ... i i I moruiiiT and search was imtiiediate.'v
CixctxxATl, April 1. A daring!
but unsuccessful attempt to rob the
sale of the First National lliuk alt
Covington, Kentucky, was made las', j
niiibt. From appearances, the b irg- j
lars, hatl Jieeu laboring for some i
ni'his to uecon.plisli their purposes.
Woik was begun by rai.-iugthe ll.urj"
over tbe bank vault, cutting through
t bo various thicknesses ot cement, j
biiek, Hiid ir.-ii, until they reached !
the interior of the vault. The buri,-- j
AND LINING SKINS
Shoe Findinsrs.
The til IMF. MNi:FA..-TfliU PKrAItT
M t.S ri:i '-o m
t i !... r ; ; . .. .1 . 1 0. .. .1 1.,. I
.lii-lv. 1 i 11. u 1 : 1 11 1; I lit l"l lh 11 ! LO uun ui I . ;
ro
. 1 :,i....?
: ami i.u. suaiiiieis uuu ivdiih--.ii-,
'"nr -. l .. . ' ... . . v.i ..i.n.r. f ' I. i
1 e.iuti ri s-'lu vl i.vui...."., -..-1
l.nil.linir l.:-rr (lil ll!C 11! c ass
i. N o'hvere f.roken e.ul. 'J'be cold wind
it 13 ft I 1 ..... T.I .....
ulieU everv rooui, nut m;,iu "
g ;roni
Tbe lit-
It'ic belli rooms and closets.
. . l ... .1 ... ... ....... ,..r r. cnr.-'ir
i'r.,r.. ttu. !rt:i ar; t-.f.ne..ftic beds, t. the pUrro
,,..:. .... - r.. . .' .1:.. i! ... .. .' ..... 1 . . it't Reetiinfr tiicm.-eive warm, imu
..flc ,,,:! .ui.iis.il. u, ri.,..,. . . aud
,. lie Till ee e..neii. n xue, o-. ; . V ' -. ....1 ..i.,,e..l
LlU J.C wiilH-.tlHT,.i-le.i. n rue ;;,,,i.. !,jUse UlieS ,',r l;" r a,m i""" "V"
c Mi.tiu.d.t of tt.i- e iii.iry is o;.;im-.i . ' . ...:. iiv. -1,,. cold. '1 h-r tax payers have paid
third 1er:a no pe;sens 1.. i.:i-.t o , " 1 ...n,.n. 1 1.1 t.ivo i:in:ie the iiu.ii.iUZ
.eo us as tiie uiii.-.ut' 1
i'l- arp '1 l..:i;lt:flllir
tcomfurtHble. - but the money was
i stolen, and the children are dying four
f .Hows Ik 'J:c Ciiie.ig-o Trillin :
The l'rs.icut eaiiiiot re bet,
.-tin lenuniiiiiit'. Jiimv .I. I he m
.'ii'y
: .tin.
ie pei
uiil
pul ii
a
...itier llian the ji-.Tit w-iai.-. na.l 101! tew nl .hide
;:,. ii if r.nr. :'! I iv. r : i. i:!i:ii..:.eii , i-.ja. 1 ,c Uu.U are
bi. ! if t:o- .. ;:.! t'or-ruiiinrefj . th,. lt.ozus are u.1 liiuh and spa
't'-'--" - : l ions. u:;d the furiiir bing is ns r.lag- j a
-r.r. iiuestioii of tbe right tf wo- aiii.-out a money can purchase. The,
, , rer.uitig-rooiii ia "o.iut-i.unj. unv. .1 . .w.rr
a 1.94 lieen miiicia! V Of- . c r i t IS ilnbi O. lilg tlTY
velvet carpet umum , j prosi ect brisrhtca?. Thank heavens
ers the ,or. .-i.ciid lace ahade the , ' . ' , . tt nni.
Ii I.'. .....1, .v J - -- 3
I I -. .1 ! ... 1...
ui).,:i wiiicii me placed all the lead
in? daily j -urnals efiiio couafy oc
curies t?te crnter t f the iioor.
the right of this is tbo wi'.:c rcoiis,
where you fee no liqucrs, but a gcr
"coiis Ethiojiian, c! a bo rat civ dressed,
HazletoX, March CL Another
raid was made on the Yorktowu col
liery to-day. The meu getting coal
for the cosines were driven off with
viuleuce. It is probable that tbe
mines will fill with water unless as-
. : . . t..: 1 . r..w.
tie children ia the warJs were gener-j -Kc 13
... .. .. ....t .:l..i ip:ir ..itrrnvi,. iinriUi:
i allr iiUUdied toetii'T a; uie ice t.ut; ?'",V1'T... .'" 1
-; HtRtiisBURei, March SI. The fol-
.: i . . ' ' ' ... . i -. i.
Itiwiuir message was seui io
hr.ug it. A portion of tiie door was j .i-i.Tinir-. t k-p awi
Ifiowii I'll, ami tiie remaiuuerso ii' .-c-
tbat .-billed workn.cn
l .li.l i. .!.,,, .-
t.U.oll III c u, uti.i uiil uiuiu iiani.Li:. ) , , . - .
w . , r. t ;i ... t ' i , : commenced, but hefo're it i,au ;ro-
" ,"' " " . ! ered far was ended bv Ka'tenbaii.-u ' lars then attempted io open tbo saf
7 7- : . k i . .i:,.. !')r;i)''il:ffm the miiu : man.
cion, was held Lcrc tu-Jav. Its , - lf ( , n- - i . rt
; . . . ,v I . I l . i ,. , - n - - - -
is tti . io.-ru hi umir nan s..,,..- , , - - , Jm - I.. I ;..
. . , . . . .a iu nil in I u iu in.... . t . i ..... ..
near iff on ice worn ae .liouutj . . ... , , .-, ., - , , -. -. .,
. ... , D.'isosnieat. Ci!l.l'ur-jt. dauif-i. id.d not succeed m t-peutng it until a
11.. auint I : ii in. .ra n r: ri'i: ! rit I n . fil . ' 1 -
' , i ' , , j .... late hour this cfterno. n. lbe con-,
a mass meetmg of miners to oe heid I SSlM..lIiljr tccSlleutET slllM. j lents of ll e tfafc wt.re illia,t excei.t a
Monday, lhe merchants of the town a few dollars in currencv which had -
w no lormcu pan, ui me oueriu
.. w,.,i,..-,i .,.i. Tr-.i.i.,.. ! Au accident e. tli
IMI-.TI. , . im.iruu, u.i ai. iit.iiuj ,
huve incurred
miners.' A p
Ebervtlc to de
ed out of tow
ed t return without dclivei in-' his ;
...,i,.,-,.i,.,.,.Jm!,.o-,.iiii.; account: JauiCi? l.ecse,
?M.i i-t i ho Miw.riiT f..r- f-i:rteen years, has for force
UI Ul I CU ouv I v m.-'.-.-jk HIV- . . , j
Good Vor'x and Gscd F it
! t-i none in tha Si.i.r.. Ti j-nu
SNYDBE & UHL
most horrible been consumed bv the powder.
Tbe
esuav ami i 1. ui sou . , i . . . i. . lr i .r.;
d the opposition of the! desmptioii occurred between nine j burglars left a complete set of
grocer's 'vrnTon, sent to y-Merd,y mining ,n j behind them, va.ued at Several hun-.
ii.';v..r ii'- ... . v -i ithe bar mill of the Loebiel iron dred do. bus, and carried ii'dinngj
in and the driver oblig-! Wulk5' ;ii lLc hi!t I
i An eve w itness furnishes the follow-
ccount: Jamcn llecse, ageii
time
m!
I cllrr I'rom !Unw.
2ear Perry, Kansas, March 2'.i. i
Railway XceldeaS. '
lit
;i.vss
tiar.
IILiL
tue
e'ub d bv the Supreme Court ..f the
ridtcd States. Tbe Court to-.k tbi
;r..u:v.l that it dje.i not f.illotv be-
aiise all voi.-r.; nuV. oj citizens,
ibcre!'or all citizens itmst be v ters
Tb ease MaGict of Mir.r vs. Hop
""'u'.-'" , 'ilrcarv -waiL
sterr is fecattereu around, -n rtaiid-. , . , fir . 't
thc;u Lev.
, A daily.
Merchants arc
tSerc are
Tli9 irofjcct improves
Pietu i.
from t
:.e r-:j- :
Chief.;
!:.ior:. i
in wailing, a::l ell v. a Lave to do;
m sioii
Ithe civil authority
' DEFIED.
r.'rfutt. and esre
j.reme Court if "'..ouri.
. ii- . . .0 .'
JUr ICi' liaau unoiiei i, :. . . - , -. , .
lo to ir.tiiiiute o ar desire a:. a na,
The pith of it is that Lie rights fi.".r- j , . , v,.pi out tnoncv
a.ii lbv tberourteenth Amendment) ,.r . Fvj.rvif.intr u f.-. .. i
- I v. i - a i
a-e sorb rights .nlr as arise .oil f., l;ack of t!ie wiac-roora is: the gatub- OUTSACES BY THE STRIKERS.
,l,ens, of the Vai,d S - ; g Ljil wLLt ggy j
I ,e right to vote n not out- oi , C(sll - (.ar..S ,os;lv ! of greater confideacc exists in this
List iri a privilege conferred by Mate i..- cxtiuisiie statuary everv--'1 c.itv to-day. Tbe miners are quiet
'The United States br.i r..Vi ;2? ti::it ip.st.-fut atid beautifu! isbuitu!c. and if they intend to
(break out e-.icsid.:rab;e disaster will
the so iii il.e U-! ensue. At the paretic in A shland of
That is a faro ta-i.M. i L. II. A. and M. it V . in
Tbe is an e'eva-' honor of the consL'lidition of thd ofr
t!:a:i il is ganizations, numbers of drunken men
iuP'-d collie ! raised disturbances, stones aad clubs
This is done . being used. At P. M., the riot as
taws
voters." rayf the ('Lief .Titstlce, cud . hero.
ao one caa v-to for N.uiotial without ! "u U c '
, ... ....... r.r . r Ibb-s arc r
VLliI' r-.'wp-ifiii .-v.' v.i .t v ,
!g u.
e e r.t '.be 1 1 j lit.
t.oa ill the centre, lou
1 T' wide, upon wbxh are
iS'j.rt'i.ii
States."
d cs rut
t . e
i tt rs .. t jc
Even State citizens!.!-;
i.eeessrr'.' v sc-.ire tbe suf-
.'.. At t..f tiio'
of ;Le Fcdera! C
States, wi'.b
C il.slliuiious
of t!:e rid-
-ii-tiiuti.!:)
carit.t . tuiii
that you ca:i de
eari without spe:
table at v. bich card
Uit.
ion ;S,
the 'si'
iie.e y rar favorite , samed proportions which n cssiiated
king. At every; tee chier ijur-ess ea.l:ng upon all
: are idnve l all is ! hands' to quell the riot. This was
d, that the ;-;-nie .'iay move on ia j accomplished, but an uneasy feeling
ici.n gamb-; is still promin nt. I he men stm feei
Fur
.1 u
'e t xcei'tii'ii. iiU 1 ' iin.
Ii.
sav
t'i.e to v. uit
jvere
t!ed P
stitu'i
i
i this ri.'l.t
in rrrd i:
eitl.ti r. lec'-gulzed as cnti-
." The Federal Co:i--i
i:!ter:;r-ttrs !;.ie
never iv luded the jrivil-ge of vot
ing ai.ii.tiir ti- i.-sintial rights of c.t
ii'.cr.sbiii. If it Hire sj included "tiie
prevision. ef the C.-mnltutloa w LIch
ives It;re:.s f each State a't ll.e
j rii ileges and iuitnusiilles of . itizens,
in t!.e i.ov i ral Stitl w ould milled
the citizens of each States lo the riitht '
i r- 7 . . r r .r ...
is ll i elite IS ... exica il. . coil ii ui lit i wn.uiuir. inn
lu
w ' longer. A Port:. in if tie operatives
next is fur Fi elir-h hazards : thev wih hold oit for three mouths
any
ic. ve
roidette, ' at Scbuylktlf. J a veil' and Creesona
otLi r ; rc'.urr.cd to work iu pnrt;
...I i.i 1 Mnii v i liirrieii o.i r. !1
parted sttaik oo a'
h!
they are
i' L s rc-
train ett
ytu ttaKc yon? mostey on t
of the dice. Ti.cli iLcro is
; rc tit e-et-lj j o ra a e d
gul'.te th.tl the uevi' in;
c.i:i'.re souls with.
You tbi.il sec iii these r-o;xs n.crj ; Lociisl (.:o to
of all a res ar.d eutuitious. At the firo ut nt ALhueseii, it seems, finally
tables, "side bv side, will be si cn gray- brought the traiu through, but an al
haind men" and bcarj'.ess b.;ys. tcny.t was uiaOe !- wreck the Phila
TLc grav-hai.-cd una has plavcd faro tle.iSuSa t;aLn this nrnonn by roll
since be" was a lea:dii.-s lor, and ing a huge frtotw a the tfs.-k below
ihe
coal
rht. Sepeiiiilea
Omaha, Neb., April 3. About
12:30 this morning, the Chicago ex
press train w bich left here Saturday
eveuing and the PaeiSc-express train
bound west collided between Albia
and Tyrone, Iowa, on the Chicago,
Duilington and Quincy road, com
pletely wrecking both engines aud
instantly killing II. II. Miller, con
ductor of the Chicago express. Eu
Fineers Fuch aud Streater. and fire-
n - ; (i - '
man lIpL)oalvJ sustained serious but
uot fatal nijuriES. Que of the bag
gage masters is nii&sing. ' The v-'ree-;;
took Gre, but wus quickly extinguish?
ed. . Mr. .Miller, potal clerk ou the
west bound traiu, was teriously burn
ed by the stove falling 03 b'uu. The
aecident w as caused by the telegraph
operator failing to deliver a traiu or
der. Mr. C. IL Orton, son of Presi
dent Orton, of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, rendered effi
cient medical aid to the wounded and
suffering. None, of the passeugers
were seriously injured. .;.'
1 . 1 . . 1 .1 ...r.l. 1.:. r .1
minmifiU ill.tvill ,,f tlm miners rn.H,;i-"lu euq en, rttmti.s iuv,, I
r"; . ' ! .';..., nt the lochiel wtrks. Ycstrdav '"e:" I
1 us. u 10 g.., i-it !!nvn.ing he came t the works to rc- j :l this ctale arising 'r"i uestituti
I"""?:-. ..Jli,.vea vouiirr CiiidKiuioa who hatl but a steady and aopadiiig i-cre:
JlARRlSBinu, April o. uocruvr - ; ; Supplrcs wire!, (lowed in upon in
Hartranft has issued a proclamation, j b Ju . f u . h oi Mo'X ! during the Winter from nil arts ,.f
ia which be fays: ' . .,. . ' . , . T.d i tbo countrv are Miing off, while
WHEREAS. It is represented ... me ' 1 t a l Ll; a; d ; mar f:i:ni!i,3 are reaching the list
that in the counties of Luzerne arid; they may Lave
Schuylkill certain evil disposed per-,' ..".;, " -,- 0 ; . had. f nd are fallioi' int.. the ranks -f
- INEW GOODS
LOW PEICES!
. ...... 1.:-..,1 .Kn.a..n-a ..v.! was i njraseu.
, . 1 t i. ... that his foot sipped and tu
"ether. 111 violation of law, ca.1s.11g . , ,, ,
il the ' ;ho utterly destitute. We are now
bodV fell forward and while striking "WW U battle with absolute starra-
tprror to la w-abidin? citizens am
1 re . , 1 ,,;t 1 out will Ms arms one el them wasi"""; "s ..
plaemg l ? , 1 L S ' hieh carried Liai into and food we caa get. Even b.a is
their tnniu.tuoii3 and eisorderh c in-. - ...,.,,, .. are too eostlv; while croecres of
duct,- and with force and r.rms are j th'oU lL.C 7'' V . l every kind even f. molasses, are
intruding upon the right, of Individ- J t? out of tie question. I purcbas'e .,-
uals and corporations and preventing i ' ' '- , ; bed ted corn meal for $1.70 per Lun-
welWIspose.1 persons fro... tbe ,,ur. terror from t he . ,! 1 . ur at- n.juf f.jr.20 per
en iiie aim in Jii Li me u niicu, , .
. r .u..:. 1... r..i .,,..1 ..-r..,.,.- ....t trac.
"u"ol.l"nr -v.."..."!"-- ; , u.,on looking around saw the
avocations; and i 1,; of Ileeso on the other side
whereas, 11 is mano u.e o.i.v e. , , , , f .. :ust
! .lI.niinn.i-itiiT Tii i.nT!lil W 4 f "til-
laws be faithfully executed : i .Vstrnmcd. and uponxamiuation it
ilart-; - f , - t 1h 11 l.i i.een
j til.? it V U V KUUV .W" -
the Executive to take care that
rs be faithfully executed :
Now, thrrri.rc, I, John F.
was a learoii.-s hoy.
Las wasted en tbo p;a:iie all tbe
i-'.cr.e
rue.
uvz Lc inherited, ail the
to vote ia the scv.in! Sth!
li.s bti.-iiioss, ae.a u.i Le lus
cs precise-; horro wed or eiolon since.
profits ef .the rear cr which was badly dai-
1 '."iet1. i l,e ra: .-oiid men did this.
Oeri'i'i 1!
lie 1-!
Tin: sraiKt in lczlrme. 1
Wilk EsiiARRE. March 31. On the
!v as the citi't.? of those States are" '. lieves that be Las lercd u system j
... i- ..-,i,.,n 1 n i-.iri T . . - r. - !-. r' V In-V
a propos.tiou t.-e amurcity ., " . " "" r"':. ., .. -': late train from Hazletoa the Sheriff
, , . ., : a . . and he has i.een Irving to uo r. 1: , , .. r ... . ra-
'Ahi.h n peers .rem ..s ii'.ere sta-t -. - , ,' nosse srnved with four of tuc rioters are a
. vcars. Jie pi-ivs vcrv iuw now, ir T .. , , . ,
n.rtit. ; i....' ... " froastba upper Lhitu region. A at
;i.e 0.0. iiir nous u.c uov tii.-i io tn, , . - - ., . - . .,, , . o.Mp
', ... , .. , - .. , ,,. -,. . : boss oa tLa ra-ro,id was killed in en- early
Frr-iiArs fuiU r information would 1 "' ---"" deavorinr t j Leco tte rioters from leaver
use some aou n i.i ue carted .; . , . ... 1
eha.-ffeoar views, but with siieh i.ght ol. v..-t ,Ai c.,-r Lc tearng up tue tracks. ipiace
Lave i n the situation, i: 20- can raisn lei il.iPi nr..i c- l-re.t a THE RIOT AT ASIM.A.rri.
piarotous ilat the Governor is i,vd 'tlcari shirt collar, he is wtdeoja.. Puttsyili.e, March 31 A urand
acting with bis u-uiii f rm::cfs and ! The beardless b"v has jn.-t tc;;;-'aei3 .f the Mechanics and V.'oik-
decision in the matter ef the riots in
i-biu'iki!! and Curl
nienceJ. bat le wiil g j the
road. lie w 'il j-'.ay aid ji'.ar t
siiiiv men s
1 ..'
111 Ll.
FciC.ol:rt Association, of
sl.land, aad the Jic.chaaics acd
Lu:crne,
rouaties.
4enjlr prevailing ia those cour.ties, : p.uuiler ether?, er Le w ill dec-ehcrate ct Ashland this afternoon.
TirutsI astaui- ate daiiv made oa i ''Bt0 a Trptual pigeon, ami ia time, About Eve Lundred men were ia line,
become a r.nsrrab.e oi.i snan. nlivin who exuresscu themselves as deter-
, . .....
!n pe of retricv.r:g mined to stand out to tbo I;.t.. At
7 1. M. riolin? becaa on the streets
,crcy or reckless nio'-s. tie hi?.- is! In additi-a t t'.ie there are ' a ; .qinoslte the Hepplier House. Chief
rtign ef terror is cvi-1 wiy t itlur beccmo a nroT.-sional and 1 from Gordon and Ileckseherrille toot
a is tire va-
rT..r-.iTir. .r ts ..-11: i. rs
1 t -- - -'i-f- . nicstant-T in t ,
lent, loih life cd jnopcrty are nt the ' u;s fortunes.
?li.' Great Corses llrrnknug I p.
Wilf E?RAP.rti7 JT-. April ). The
in. ' ri ci )n.nn rt wt V- i . r i t ( im .1
minVte's afterTour thla afteruaJn. Vndaoovn. Teamsters btnied ote9 Bre , re lull "I that we bave not ,er. t
tbe ypper part passed We" at six '5,, adile' blankets ' ,nd j .a irt "Vinn.L Z j vkl' T ' 7 ' T T
o'clock. wuhoutVlDg-any damage, hastened on.' She'snys' at " a i-Iace i'!, L,' & r V i rf Vl:t
11 gairieu aioQgwiiB if. eerai it-rrv palled thoceiate, ao ut twenty nines , . . . .0.- j r0 ls-,, 1 - - , r ,
boats a quantity of lumber pnd a from fhis place, two Mexicans ;
great mass of drift-wood. The river 'Verp Leogio- unon a tree. This is ! ' I1.. ' 1 r" : 'l' Vj ' . wr!Un " I'a '-ht
has fallen r.nidlr since tbe gorge eridenUr the Work of raiders. K's- ! ttt,J' . c ,,a what lllUd '"i1 havu la' i
1 . . .1 . l liL'r-ut". amiu i:u ;, 3. cuiiu; rit,i
almost entirely Wsp-ii led, E!id U : - -,,, Terr-ir,,.-:.- ,,f Ilak-.tah.
mroau to morrow. .o person are leaving the town -r I'-n.i- i "' .'. . ... , an 1 0n.
gerisnpprehe.ded. The iu. Tbe ni,, .Luts sav tLey wiii . "t'J' i jK 'l t JuueZ
wiJl bMbably reach here orj,r , uiare0.j, urltil Vuese out- ; 'rTT;J Llle o 1
Miig, Uiil ff'l" """"ken fRa -0 cbcckd aad 'Lev are ,.$". lb' i lr mir
1 ;, 7.7 "HI ,f v.:r, i I a . t-1-1-1- aai a;e. ''complete- for service lo commence on
passed, and at niao ocjock this even
ing it stood at eighteen feet above
low water mark." Tbe water is run
ning off the fiats very fast, and it will
be but a day cr two before direct
communication caa be bud with
Kingston again. Trains will proba
bly be run through ct the Lehigh
Valley Railroad to morrow. No
further dauge
and ground info such Eifiai.
that it will do na dania
CRITICAL STATE OF AFF.U&S AT EAi
. r TO,. . ... ., (l
Eastcn. Pa., Aril L The Dela
ware baa rlcn trip feet r'uring the
day, and the k-i trmn shof (linkers'
eddy is now pacing hrre very liiiek
and rapidly. Tb water i clgliinii
feet above .w wa'er Miark ar.tf M-veii
feet from the bottuni of the- bridge
connecting Must ,u and I'liiilipsburg.
Jduclj .er..t'-ment prevails herf. - The
high waf ilfH Ji1ware in- Lack
ing up ihe l.e-tvgu'i aiilki. oiy.-f, ij
Sheriffs of Schuylkill, Columbia aad
Northumberland counties to-day:
I am informed that a tumult or
mob, disturbing the public peace
exists iu your county, aud an appli
cation has been made to uie, under
theactof May 4, 1853, to suppress
the same. 1 consider it your duty,
as tbe civil officer of your county, to
order out the Hje vomituJui with
out delay, aud suppress all tumults,
riots, mobs or unlawful interference
yiih persons or property ia your
coua'. (Signed)
. F. Hartranft,
governor.
CONTINUED VIOLENCE.
Pottsyille, Pa., April 2. All was
quiet during last night and fbis
morning at Sbamoliu," Mount Car
uiel aud other points fijoug the
Shamokin and Mabanoy JJranch
Roads. At Centralia laKt night ro
tice was posted at Ir Prevost's
colliery that no man or boy nbould
work except engineers and Ereraea.
The night men in charge of the
pnmps, w hile repairing them, were
frightened away by shots beiug fired,
and fearing trouble, left, the pumps,
not deeming it safe to remain longer.
Great damage must result to mines
jo the.t vicinity by being flooded by
uccuraaiulifiioris of water.
The Chief JjurS of Shamokiu
telegraph UeDeral Sigfri'c j that "he
has information that a large body i
miners will arrive there from Mount
Carmel, Excelsior. Locust Gap and
other points, and asks for protection.
The General replied that the first ap
plication nitifct be made to the Sheriff
of the county, aud that the military
could not be calied out uuiil plfser
efforts failed.
TWO MORE OUTRAGES.
Hazleton, April 2. Two hou.-es
at U aiidade, near Jcddo, were broken
into bv a mob in search of two men
who Lad been loading "coal for the
engines. The mob secured cms pafl
named Shaw, and beat bim terribly.
Win. McDonald, Superintendent at
Gowen, while descending tbe tdopa
yesterday, was also beaten by some
of thoso connected with the works
at Eeavcr roofe. One slope is filling
up with water ui consequence of the
interference with the iunjitur aud
fireman. Seventeen leet of wa-iei
lready repofied abov j the pumps
Jeanesville. Firing was heard
this morning ia the direction uf
Brock. Near the latter
the three counties of Luzerne,
1 1 1 1 . 1 : .. . . .
5 C.'uji&ui uuu earuua luiei secis, nun
Carboy .county has a force at
Mauch Ciu'nt r.eady to fctart at a
moment's notice to po.-ojj(irPJ with
Deputy Sheriff Rheades; oLuzerie,
who is still here.
MOVEMENTS OF RIOTERS.
PottswIL. April fi. The reports
received here from 5.-?i)C'i'Q lDis
morning that troops lave best: "'or
dered there to protect the town "wcte,"
ii icems, premature, though from
careful inquiries made we lecrn thatj and has since continued to pass on j Colorado beetle.
people and invalids we supply a lit
tle more than I mention above.
m . it - - r. . . 1. . I
evidence 1 moaiu aucr ino:jiu ou sto 11 j
und J0(1 as 13 n)l 0,11 j .
in jurious to health. 1 roin a iciti r 1 :
"L . r 11 I- v.' o. ........
!d be'extricated. - The coro- r, ; ,. W. . '' I
ner was notified Upon the arrival e.na.rma . o. tne e eutru ivri.e, v. o:.-;
. . m I nr . I . , .1 I .1- I .1 IP ll-l .'I. I
oaceleu, ' I . tut- i-n.u.. n. j. ....-
jrdancelsrapu. i una suggested me ,:ur-.
with the above facU. i y r"lu.l""ul1'". i
Tin. linilir of vtmntr I'eese Was irinaiiuii, oecitu.-c- ioev e ., iic ... s.
taken to his home, on tbo eminence
above Eleventh street, opposite the
works. Mr. Tatcall, the superiatend-
" ' cut, cau.-ed all manner of business to
I ssisireiided for the day after the
i l
tbe accident occurred. 1.
ranft, Governor and LommauGcr-iri- J fearfullv manded his arms, head,
Chief, do command a.l such evii-dis-1 sLould):ra and J0Jv giv-ias evideu
posed persous in the aforesaid xn j 0f Lia horrible end. It was fou
other counties, to disperse and uepart , neceary to raise the rolls before t
from Jur.rscr uniawiui conn, masons .0jv co
and demonstrations, and to return!
wiihout delay- to their homes ; aud i f Mf 1orter a jury was emp
all such persons are Jiereby notiuec. l.,)0 rt.n(erL.d a vt.rt3;,.t iq aec.
that if they tail to comply wuu mis
command," the Sheriffs of said coun
ties Ehall call for whatever military
aid may" be necessary to preserve
order, protect life and property and
enforce obedience to the laws ef the
Commonwealth.
barrel. Lut as very near'v
tho'isand people draw their food iu
whole or in purt from this house, it is j
obvious that a considerable expeu li-l
ture is involved. To a few ai.nl
tfl. --itirr ptir. ii:i?o.i tl.c Lil.-rcrt "f M;.-r? '
F. Kh.rjO.!. 5i Ilr.i's.. i:i tin' zt- ry .i.:-,.. wo
r.-ivtfu!t- apn-oai-e Ut tiie j.is'.t! ttat rre tv.il
- :Kit:uo llif 1 usiii. t-i. tit It..' -i I i:ar. I.
.. 2, Ulit'r" IWlX'k. :
In a-!,'i.i -ti l.i a lui! li:ic uf irr-u ri. lfr-.-!i n.l
t.f U'.l i.ua'.l'.lf-'t.
w..t... i.-.ii.-t Ain.-rl.-iu-. : U.e acci-ieui oceuin u. ...tr
. Murdered. very worthy and industrious young
inian, and was a great help to hi.j
iLvLVES'roN, March 31. A special parents, who naturally were over
despatch to the ' Ar',.'c'' b','ri,.?s I come with poiguant grief and deep
Christi says: An -Vnjerieja woman, i curroty. Jfaritburg I'afrM.
with her husband, in comp my with a I , ; g
teamster from L ire.! ', arrived here j.ro:ovi.ssforfarrjios Ue ri viis..
to day, and gives a sw u u statement ;
that i-be saw at the San Fernando j
Creek on last Friday, about thdty
G, e miles from hire, two Americans
dead. The were stabbed in several
nines. Their horses and arms were ,
stiil near them, and apparently they
liad been dead about a uuy
CLAS3WAHE,
QUEENSWARE,
TLOUK, GliAiJM,
& MILL FEED,
V.. Kill r:l:.k- :l . N i ll V .,f
S A- Zj T
Carbon Oil,
Land Plaster,
Washington, March 'JL Thecoa
tract office of the Postouiee Depart
ment to-day "closed cut"' its advec
liscment for all mail service author
ized bv the last session of Congtess, I
.... ..n r..ntiij rw.t iiroviiiiifir rMsiiosCtl
110 ! , . . . i : .1. i : l . ,. ... .
or, ow nig iu too uigu oius, vu io fin-
ted or
number
or rc
article cf substantial food which c m
be drawn from the soil. Here is
what he sav8 :
" You are corr.ct ab jut buyiutr p'-!
tatocs, as the people can eat a larve!
portion of them without injuring!
them for seed. He meant to cut.
them so as to preserve the centre j
for eating. They are just whiti
thev r.eed, l'r the stvtrr' Aas alrt i hj '
I roii.. i,i vui ii i:tinf c-jiuuii v. ami wt ;
have been refiabjy iufoTuicil to-uayi .ymt-.t-t.t-i i.t .nm-n,-.
that . everal cUblreu haye died from C A L G I NED FLASTIR,
its c fleets. 1 hey must have vegeta-i - -blcs
of some kind soon, so it is ;;!
important that early seed be supplied ; jJ J.'J ) J,I J ( Mv"
Ot oaee." ' , 1 ' ' " ' -J ' '
The breaking out of scurvy Is tei-i
rime, coiqued as it is With tan, pie ; :
was a yerv stout .nan witu heavy im ve.u,nts 6nu.
black hair aud beard. The ' itr j Scbe lulcs? chan-t-d, ce. Tbe ni
was a light haired man; both were u 3fl.- nd th(j tim f(
i
bibaija
nufS fi'.Qin re! nolo sources r q o; t inc.
..1... .1... .. '
sni iiar cases, ami uso tint. - . Misiiippi, from July 1 lst5, to
body of Mexicans have cro.-sed lhe ! ..J ,f) v ( nn()Ut
L.o Grande from Mexie-j, '0'" Jfassachusetts, Vir.inia and Vest
these the.r olgecuve po.uu I Virgin!:?, frin,', .July , SJ5 to .Tune
There isgrcat enxie.y fe.t f..r uje, J JJ
wiuiv -f oar ciiu'is. ain??d i -v- ...... i... f.r,ir
r- i - i ;-r..n j -t
tiZ rrv .V'",.''cls,wu- JU' the 1st day of July
nliii atuu 1 J n-ideiiuate io ;es..-i,
lh threatened a'.'Uci.'. " The citr
Lex!, sav
fivt
i thousands routes.
and mirichiiits held meeting to-day Vt,,,Bi). 1r,c-r at vnsa ki.i 'ley
and requested the ovci:,uii-iit to - '"' ". wif.'' " '
furnish iiiiinediate relief. Jteur Admiral' Midvamy, copi-
, n.andiriir lbe Xortb Aiiantii: otai,'ou
' Ilrrll.lg 4erldeni ; r(.p.K,3 lhiU oce SpiDlsll maa-of-War,
' -, ' , ,.. , w-. i Iviiiir off Havanna, has fort v eases of
er. i ii'i., .niii-vi ....--. .
and the bare statement of tbo fact i
the meat ebitpiiint plea I can make j
for further aid.
To show how supplies are falling j
off in tbe State at largo. I copy again j
from the same letter :
he
oi ,
.1,
N ft
WHITE LIME.
Cumberland Lime,
f , -r- " 1 n -tt-
U A IN U .
morainstbc housa of a furmtr naiii-, - .
uitiruiug in, u u ca-e. No eases have appeared
cd CoUod, at Patker s i rairtc, l.vr.. ( ,,.,;.,,,., y
- -,' , n- i , , i .. on an v f t i.jn L iiited States steamers
tT-five miles from V. adt tiu, on t.u-,
. it -c . i .;u .,i ,..iti, rt t v,f- 'he tinted Mates Meaiuers
Northern Pactnc Ladroaa, caught , .
fro from the bursting of a kerosene b"'uth, Osstj.pee and Si.3wm.it
hbip -The names spread so rapidly j W V." !:,,1n
flow iw banks a- this ill 'eauseltlit in ind-nr,,: t!;e iiifiht elothe, ; ,
much destrueU- uotlX the -fcar.s of "h falb. riuotief an.J'iivi, . hiid- ! " and otoer ve.-st U of ,L
The water has oVHinov,.! ' , - rf?D ' H er on lire. LVUn linai.y j 7n ' - W5" ' 15' i4 ;'V! l; f . 'T; J 0
high canal basin, and if ,he ice gewIdasbcU out iU window and rescued ''l l.4 n'R ' 1,1 r,,.v,?T tb",f
the
tB-3-
''Thei'e Uivti l.t-tri) only
and net enougu supplies i.avo o- en i
received to supplydne county Llteeti i I
i - I
uaj s. . j
The comrrittee Jast week cpi.-r-'pri-j
ated $10,000 for seeds, espkir.ily 'l TJTTnCiTJTT A tT'TJU
corn, aqij in tjoing so tlfink tiiey rnUijlllAl JjO.
tifte.l iioheiiiti'r fur iii'.I...j 1 1 -
..... .. j r j h'.'-v
farmers carj get seed they nju.-i be i
plunged into chronic paupcri-m j -rvfc.-u atM uw n. uM nt
Many of my neiglbori have' pl.-ad jM "-i-'b f,;nii,h ''"'"Ir" xh.,nu
earnestly with me to funiisb tbem '"" --f r- at r-a ri.-s.
wita seed corn, but so far I have not !
been able to do -Pjk ,, R ALTFATHER k GO.
AVic A'h,fr!i.i'mi:ntx. ;
lFSTrTu'S NOTICd- 1 . SOMERSET, PA.
.N'ltt.-e L. liereiiy sitfn l- ail pi.tiii WKfiu.i . . i ...
as li-atftci, cr-tiil'tnoi or othewito. tn.it tli. f..tof.--1
U'i air tiunts liavtf .a?.c. ri'iI.iter sn'l lltt ame i
ul lie l.to.c.ic i f"S t-.io.'iriniitl.n nml ailimam e
8t an lliphatii' I'mirr, l.i 1.3 liui.l at SuiiKr". in I
ami liirsin:t rst t-'uunir. I i., mi
Thursday, Avril S.'i, 1 S1..
NEW STORE!
SellH.L k WII.-..IN' w.uU tnf.nn If.r-.r
frlotit. iiul the ft'.ir x-fieri!v. that lUy liava
.lieiir I a iili re tt
G It 11 K T T .
titor tl.a Uttin l.II il... I1..U.....1 1,1, l.,n,:V '..it in a i:.. .i cinlitiiin 'i ' 11 ' , :
w.v. .u. ..u.-.i. ., iijc .ui.'.ii; ui. mum., .- m v i -- e "i j ., . ,,.
a..,.,i n ..; .1.. I ...t- - .11 i fi i !i i .i , ,.1.., . i. ii,., i :e n ifoui . ivn ni'-i
te it..' .i.-.. i. r -i. . . ..?fi. ., . o:....... I Itrspb i
k tic ii.tmi hi tuj I'tiiiitii ...i nip !-1 npniHui t f it uttt.. it a u L.isLi.111. , .
high , and along o otj aiacs of the barefoot
Delaware are lined wrJi pV iHi'.' ty"
MaD?- r-8 bve been lit at different i w
bate since dle2 of tlleir ino.i.ic;, - gad
it is thousht thai the motLer npij
poiuu; aad ifca rt-fjectioa adds to the
grand scene of roaring water aod. ice
as it goes rushing by; ' Tfce liver ia
now rising very rapidly.'
Tr75 fiOROE AT THE WATER' T5AP
"'' " ' TjnOKEN.
If ELAWAftM rfAtrg'G A", April 1.
Ttin' t.ivi.oiTi rr.pnri'ninrf :i rj'sr. "Ti
. ... --- - - r - - " -
arefooted a.id naked, lea viag tracks j lTva ra-Jie c:,s of fever: no
Hbeir Progress iu the snow'all the j wjLer c' d'Pe for
Jay 'fbo father and two children j !ar-
I reKfcet Iu a Jerttey Rl ver.
remain fli.ddrcu cannot Ion- S'tr- ( A destrucUye irCoL.et ji) tie Wall
"". ' ' j ki!i river yesterday, s.veep:iig rfway
The InsorUUtin of Aisirrlrrl? I',lii ' S'lifh. id !tS passage (b)Wn
tiie river, uesii'oynd mi tho ij.-:igc3
bftecn I'fllet'a" Island and Mont
gotnerv, fjurla titimber, within a dis.
rroblbllrd.
Paris, March SO. A decree haj
p. M., and immediately gorged irr tte ! bA"i;s for pruhibulng tie im-; tance f twenty intles '.The Mont
Water Gap, rematng there for Laff an ! pertallon lif A ntfrica rr'.rtve:, or j v ornery and Wa'.ion bridges are yet
ro'ir until tLe Daek water, aad tern sacks or barren in w hicii tsey hhJ . in 'gar.-?r t heo already gone can
the lual'.lo.iy of 'the "gorge' above been packed. This is done to jiro- ,-ii.it; i.V'rp!neeti visor i of $100,009.
reached bcref when ft r-roe through vide against the introduction of the TLe Hudson river is open .io New
and has since continued to pass on Colorado beetle. iburir. .
itf.t' a 1 purlins in'.ertite-l m y ailt-n 1
ttimic prt'iirr.
Vir.r an-l final ae.n.tir.t uf Levi GrttS'.l', A-liu'r. '
of I."vi lii-rk-'V, t'.wi'il, !
Hrt an l Mual ootNiun? of 0-iri.'8 V.'. I!-.nf ,rh '
Af,.'n'r. of Joant-.a Ni?villp. . l.-r-'. I . !
1'lrM anil tinal sreoont uf I'cltT rti:tt:;';l. Attrn'r. t
ui itu ti tjiti i.e, iice i.
Vit 111.1 final c..uni ..f Va-.or.llr.- r:ii. rt. k. ! n .,. f p. v.". . IS R. I;.. ,r. l n..w ..fi...
A.im r. rf M ary Burket. dee .1 t f..r ...-iirrat S.u k i .IWr.-lmu-S.iT. c-a-
irt anl fiiiilai-viunl uf A. Will anl Itn.-.-h ,:.,:,,.
T 'r.. A.li .'r-. Van arrt T on-. t! :
.!)ei.u-l Krl thai asronnt.i.r f. llonrhii-v an-1 t
E. S ISt'tn-kli'V. txrs. uf Sol. iut,n ni'nfklrv.'.lra'.l. I
Kir't an. I final arcunt of Wiu. I". llltinrr, (itnr-1
tii.ui of Mirr Hiuncrs' herr.. ,
r'irit al llnal suniunt of .. B. IJkSit!: f- ''c.i- 1
.ip.:i -.1 U K. Hl.k fnU-n: ' "1
Viijt aii'l nnal sci-uunt ul liecuai.l Willt t Exr
a John Barkh.iltl.er. I
Ai-ount ef Julij Cgst t, g-aar-Jjan 0 lTati.n;;a
t'B'fif,
ma
J. R. WALTER, .l,rk.
IS1
JOTICE.
t her;:h
ai-ijo.uli
;lir r!vo mVe that t have cinti:u'e 1 an-t
.il Wia. ktrniaeiiu&i. my .:ihiI M tno
T'UV GOOD2,
CLOTH I N(L
qFKFNSWAlli:.
HAKDWARK,
II ATS k CAPS,
UOOTS it SHOFS.
Sic, Ac,
All tl whti wiil ho i l l i.ap r..r CASH t r r-chl-i
e-1 i.ir 1- .
X1.)-i.niV(ri ali :r-!.'. If - p .
Al-1, Wt.-.,!, It-;
a::
eo inu. and the tfanjariion of tmr badne!
ally. I hav st uiy mw sntf planing niiita in f 'n- I if. Bark, Ma.. s, fto , Al-
SluiJc y., for saie'aji kin.l uflnialitr uf ail ou-tt- ler, Ei-'i
hit ai.l it 1 iio at prta-a. eir.lt: ra fe.'tjcctfuilv .. , -.-r-rr-i
tuiiKj. Aisii. X'J-.--. sua
TJGAK,
HA MIT ft. 7ntiirRiv
mirl) ' . iimk..iuwn, Soini-rstt i ...,' r. Ilius-n. Grain uf at! ti'.. Fun, SheerPslu ai, I
IsiOL'C'TlON '.N'OTICK. I t;ZXVJ,Xr
!tl t mn teitu
ijlfi unn qe i rant ,-h a t 'i, uti tn iii!t.;r. . , . ... .
evi. A. Slinmakr. rrtlnns'. The l.y.ineas Will I ' alway. t-n lan.f. Olv nj a eatt an l Le .-..cv.afp 1
tarried on by Frank Sine heratte.
i'KANKSIPF.
Stareli 4, 1S73. A. Mil JIAKliC.
uiar'.u
thai me ImenJ to Jt l.ur.n. ?j onJ caunul be un Jf r-
loitl.
SCHELL& WILS0X.