II
T7
fjie Somerset Herald.
WfclNSIAY -JutwT. 17.
i:i.i.TOitii. TICKET.
fflort la ruin honortible men
this will not soon lie forgotten.
from the desk
of
IIKNJAMIN H.HKKWSTEK,
Phll.i.lcl-iliU.
JOHN W. CHAI.FANT,
AllriiniT.
I.
3.
4.
6.
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.
KLWTOR".
JOHN W FI-NH.
HKNKY PlSsniX.
HKINJ. HOFFMAN.
'HAS. T. JUNES.
kuwijt a. rnxKY.
HEXJAM1N SMITH.
J. W. HhKNAKIi.
JACliU KNAK.
JUHN B. WAKFtl-
10. JOSKP1I THOMAS.
11. ARIOPAKDEK.
15. LEWIS I' L 11 HE.
13. ED. S. S1I.L.M A N.
14. WILLIAM CALULR.
1. MILES L. TRACT.
16. S. W. STARKWEATHER
17. ItAXIKLJ.MORKELL.
It. JEREMIAH LYONS.
19. WILLIAM HAY.
30. WILLIAM CAMERON,
a. J. B. HON ELL Y.
L DANIEL O'MFX.
in. WILLIAM NKIUi.
34. ANDREW H. ItF.KOEK.
Ji. SAMl KL M. JACKSON.
M. JAMES WESTEKM AN
IT. W. W. WILflER.
The President lias nominated lloo
W- W. KetcLum to be Judge of tbe jtbe
l)wtril t.,mt ..f al. t . a . 1
' vuu,k Ul luc i n-tcu state .. ,.,,., ...,, A .
luium-'-. l OVIU 1I1ICU III
this ball, wbeo people went wild, bat
for tbc Western District of Pennsyl
vania in place or Judge McCandless,
retired. This is a position fcr life,
and no gentleman in the Common
wealth wag more deserving of it
Since its origin, Judge Ketchum bas
been a leading spirit in tbe Republi
can part j, ban on several occasions
leen a prominent candidate for Gov
ernor, was appointed solicitor of the
court of Claims by President Lin
coln, and is a member of the present
Congress, being elected in a heavy
Democratic district against Hendrick
D. Wright II is thorough! quali
fied for the position, and Lis appoint
ment is well received throughout the
State by men of every shade in politics.
pre.1 victories to v,i the ISih I the feirnlatirir hm th. ,.,;
our armies whenever,? loyal tongue ' 'J -rom Kast a e-ureliciaua, be-d: f tale, I waf own
snouted Willi joy, and I have beard 1 l"ktnon the mw fashions f.
news of the Coal overthrow of " f ' "Xu"" l"r '.'T1' h. Tli. 'eavy ha
'"'"'"I'""'"'' VI, "nl"g lu ; brocades, in rich
W t l a
i never oeuciii such a
as this."
thrdliug m-i-uo
The Richmond (Va.) ' h ad
mits that Indiana is the only north
western State "the Demc-rats can
even hojie to win," and then disdain
fully advises its parly to give over
all effort to carry Ohio, .And now
tue Harangue oi t JeuA thev
divided into s.piadif fiftvijgiting
every plantation iu tloeigllrhood,
ami committing deti whi.Uouid
shame a savage. On I Patii plan
tation a squad of abi eigll Re-r.
ulatora, armed witbbnrovUvin.
Chester repeaters, mtSered that
"wionc loumi m Wir MUor.
! snd ii.fli.-ted every f jm-L (,f l.n(.J
j on the negro women, tiolatil the
j persons ot aiiumber it a nulmt-
imgeous manner. in bis nil ?
made of raw silt,
were certainly y
chair coverings. aJ
might be joy foref
beautiful tbinjrs.
dinary width, but
lars a yard awe tk
my soul. "How
always in the sea?on after the
some of ; lug themselves
ceorating loin i Willi nil the n
(Mlnntn af a pail
il
wove Japanest
.ib.dut-d colors.
.Ted with gold
handsome for
looked us if thev
like all truly
hey were of or-
ea tne attendant
mentioned the priif-only Sftcen dol-
posscssion of i inaa s pocket to
inch would the There is li-j do
quantity sufticientir iinholsterinir althat is within
set of furniture ci ?" 1 ventured There is no buvi
to miUire. "Fro.ione thousand to is nothing doio
liitcen hundred dohrs," was the an-. evervtbius is as li
ill be beard plant-
i.--covering a hsunt :
ntages a ronntry, Kaston. June:. The
plui-e was evelnown to possess. ,,e ,ar()s ruliV( ), 1
The weather ildightful in New' subject of converwuiou I
1 ork. Ill Till V to hua wht r.nf ! r . L i .1
, j .. .. v ... fci iuuuiit iur me lasi u
away. Uut Mlire going to lhea-1 davs nroves lo be a stri
15ut fo!
ue, ur 10 emus arainerinjrs as i her t Merlin Turns the ...
usea to in the id olJ wnr il ivs r...;,i..,i iu.i..u. :
which a few arelginning to look j about four miles from tbi-f Le lh hai-.n.ir a !
v" "cu , iviK-trs were nii'D. ami r nn jwrarl if himoil ! I li--. I lut Ulll'UKH
lucre was a UCllca a hall I., a ! sir ehil.trn nd VftaI
-. . r.
them with. boarded with him. Allefc
ami a half UOWi. son ami the nllei'.il niiirJl-l
ch of anyoce. ! school at a smull plure cajb
r selling, there i untown, about half way be
i pronertv. and home n.l Kast on On AY
as it can be. of last week he did m.t'co
iiinir ruiiifo nit iuuiauiii'i'ii.1 i u .,.. a 1 r'
o 1 nu n nnc MJLL'uvrru. fciir oii..na in - i 1 i 1 ( t n. ..r .
h 1anHinfr lUmnr.mtir. nt-nan I... I wii 11 lliUlUIUH, UrK B DJ IliOrC I 1 UG t Cll i& pr()VOU9. Ulit LflnPfl nll r, Tl.r..mil
men.. .;,fnl.i .. 1 gout ai bii. i Here aritTeat many peo-! eood health and cDirits. i .A
iuc i-cuDuoij uui 10 uqicnii on cur-1 , ', Yo""f siemnroKiery, at ao a vard, with
dnvs, nnd whenever
found he was
On the road to Fort1 dam-
negr.-es having retreated ;to ati
building, were all slaiighted.
The wounded arnou? it negr
REPUBLICAN STATE fflET!
sui.iwt to the .Irci-ii of ih- Vinrtrt C-nlrn-nrr.
-iN(iRESS,
WM. H KO0NTZ.
SENATE,
E. D. YUT.V.
COUNTY TICKET!
ASSEMBLY,
K.J. METERS,
ALLEX S. WILL.
ASSOCIATE Jl IXIE,
C. C. MUSSELMAX,
DANIEL STUFFT.
rxU HolbE Dllltl'ToR,
SAM. S.W'DER.
.lint roMMtssioNER,
C1IS. T. Hl'XTER.
J'Hr.oo'k packers in the West are
ioe most enthusiastic -men in the
world over the prospect of a war in
Europe. They have no doubt at all
that for them there would be "mil
lions in it," Rnd of course they are
correct, lbc Cincinnati Commrr-
ial quietly observes that, as Chris
tians, "they would regret that peace
and good will do not prevail among
men everywhere; but as business
men, they could not End it in their
hearts to grieve over there-opening
oi tne ..astern question in so prom
ising a shape." U istrnealwavs
Chat what is one man's fortune is an
other's misfortune.
II'X. RlSSF.LI. EHRETT, of I'itts-
kurg, bas been nominated for Con-
' - -.. Rer-"
O n e of the consequences of the ac
cidental Democratic majority in Con
jgress, is the opportunity given the
lei-rebel to wreak their revenge on
Union men, under the pretext of in
vestigation. The meanest and thin
nest charges, brooght by any Demo
cratic scoundrel or thief, against a
conspicuous Republican, are immedi
ately referred to a committee, a ma
jority of whom are determined to
L I
crusu nim oy lair means or foul. Je-
cret sessions are held, hearsay tcsti
mony received, personal and politi
cal enemies are invited to tell all
they know, or guess or can invent,
and without the chance to exnlain.
contradict, or expose the malice, or
lies, these grosa inventions, or sur
mises, these pryings into the private
affairs of individuals are nublislieit
to the world, the newpapers fre
quently giving the selected victim
the first intimation that his character
has been assailed.
It was in this way the craven De
mocracy undertook to avenge them
selves on ex-Speaker Blaine. A sub
committee composed of two ex-rebels
and one Republican was put upon
his trail. Hanten, of Virginia, the
chairman of the committee, is a rebel
colonel who fought agaiust the
Cnion until he was captured in 18f.5,
and was imprisoned in Fort'Warren.
Ashe, of North Carolina the other
Democratic member of the commit
tee, was a member of the first rebel
Congress in 18C1, and was in the
rebel Senate in 1864. These two
malignants, who'in any other conn
try under the sun, would have dan
gled at the end of a rope, and who
owe their justly forfeited lives to the
clemency of just such men as they
are now "investigating." God save
the mark! have been hounding, mis
representing and attempting to de
stroy the ex-Speaker. He has, bow-
ever, proven himself more than a
match for them, and for the whole
miserable and abject Democratic pack
who have been baying in bis track.
The nation has leen deep'v, indel-
"SaiMy disgraced by the miserable, cow-
"dly, contemptible method this Dem
rying Indiana, but to take a strong
grip on Ohio and try to win the
Buckeye State. The Xew York
World raves that neither Indiana or
Ohio can be carried bv the D.-moe. !i,ufrere1 Srealy. uot IeS3 lh thil
j k . . i . ; ., . . a I . lai :
J t wnvwio iudb tuc jrniiT mu
get on without tbem. This wrang
ling among our foes about carrying
States that are certainly ours is
amusing, and it serves to show the
total blindness of these guides wbj
seek to lead the decrepit old wrrm-
eaten, treason-scarred, tottering skel- J
out medical attendance.
Last ii i glit an attempt s ma
by an armed body of Regoators
assassinate Senator Weber. Tb(
called him out at 12 o'clock aid fil
ed his bouse full of bullets. J
The negroes are desertner c
m7.--. Hundreds are withit food
having left all their goods ofcl chat
which he was to aver the walls of
a large room in pice of wall-paper,
and I thought of he countrv suffer
ing from stagnati'i of business, and
grew sick. This i no exaggeration,
and no more are srae different facts
with which I am (going to contrast
bis. I
eton of Democracy out of the wilder- te,jl.an,"n 'V1'"- r'r''Hors.l
ness.
SHADOWS (f CITY LIFE.
At a desk in lb) room where this
Iter is written, hts one of the best
ock actors in tie c;tv, who two
ouths ago wai receivinir a sala-
of $110 a week with steady em--yment
fo' ibj summer. In an
J hour, in bops of making a big
r. ! "v-..- .v s
.u ,u -i, goinjjiu coming irom : meal was in progress two o
tne Centennial, bJhey are not here the victims spoke ofthepecti
to trade. They Me no money in ! of the coffee, but Allen ridi
the city, ami the rtlie shopkeepers i idea and took or nretended t
me 111 ue;iiair. I
tne t. entenntal, an
Iirs failed tbem thifeel that the bot
torn has dropped o
THE
Parker, the Cali
had hopes of swallow of it himself. A
now that t tat soon a thK meal was over
bad partaken of it wen-: t;
for certain. lently sick. As soon ap
MrsTki race. i DtiKhliorinff physician aii
ilia rider, made i WDO at 0Dce lold lhem tL v
innr HQ Ik
The Ilarrisbur-r Tfh-oroiJi boldly r..i!,i,:J
charges that the Democracy have onlv after the kiilinjr took IacV
prearranged a plot to carry the next ' Ciys.
Presidential election by violence, and And now read this from the Xjrtb
thus adduces the evidence: "All I era apologist for these enormiiiet
The assertion made by tb Demc-W!,i'. Le was tlrsuaded to give it
crals that the Regnlators tc act-f'nd?1 Mar part," as it is fore, they bucketl
posse comitatus it a base TJ- m tlie coijatry at a much Iur-1 than before. Ashe
1 he Sheriff tured out
! A WT l Tntl with Hrtpw. ,
I
' of: V fe if;HS ugi to Vi lunf men re.
'lie jiiJ og in ( 'ft-irlichl ! n-li-ji, I'.iii:-m-j
bri i county, were expt-rimcuting iib
ur it I .aded una, anil cum -hided to try if
lv. jibe phf sj.lmri liom .1 in itt-h would
t in, e lode ihe bar,'e The cvnpo.M
T I I . : .. . i i ' , . i .
H'jf , no i was 'ii -e. o:i I lit- tiinn:i. HUT
I . t-d ! i!r -i e ld. 'i ll
-as id. Jure. One of
the n allowed lh b.irrel of ihe wea
poti to rest ea-elesi-ly it.i. .i.- arm
wh le he cimiueneed k . ir out lle
phi -ii,. irons V.oii it..-sin ill -i! io
the nipple. S idib-nly l here w:is a
loud rejM.rt, nnd the fielins ,
Voting man .-an hv im-tgitie-l wlieu
upui looking arju'id he f-und his
cou uanion hinir oa tLe it ..,r dead.
ie; The muzIe b id Jieen puinted directly
f tOWtrd the leart of ilw Limr n...l
te; wln i the cba.-ge exph.d.'d b- was i;i-
ie star-lv killed. il nt r ii.-.,;..
a'tim is Win.-I.i-A- id ,.i
I - .... , j, uiiiri
s .iif'l'ariand.
4lMl4eii HtNfi . f prnlf
i-i ;,.
ho
er
iis '
;av i
ne
.vn
in ,
W.-!:m.ii.n ,1'jd,.
morniiiif. as i-v-'-iv r J;
!i nt to enter the I ' ,n:.
Church, b:? ra;.-Mf.I his I, n 1
? 1 his ryes with hi (..,,
s.j-'d to his wife, who
side, ' I f'el a dl..ii,.
mt. -1 li-o.'ie With ii. j
upon th' euurcli srep :t-, . ,.
sea'ing herself, plaeed I. , :
her lap aud fanned him ilv ;;
11 i . i. . . j t
l-r- eolltn lie 11 i:j .1 (:
r! summon.-'
er haviug bee it
lelnleil ill Si
re-ideni-e.
ff.
I lie n
eed in ;:
p-ir!
Pope
e was, .red ; ,(,,.
his (.fJ.il f physician, IV
wsuiv ca.ie.i, as wei-tf aj,
(J. ner.il fJi-ciM and I.,.-t-,rs
arm i. ox ,
There w as a.
I hf In.linno.
another attemot inL ?n . I ferinsr from the effects of
f w jv iiniu.1 i li i
L-d It a ot poison, iu sonic cseii
he bettinir men iur lbe physicians proven bo
. j . i.:. I hut in others death en-ue
Lf ltf IL 1111 1IIM
l.aros died about t a
men who bet
ft he could do it,
brposly to get
men know that in the State of Lou
isiana there exists a Republican ma
jority of not less than 40,00(1 when I
every man votes and every vote is
countea only once. In Mississinni
ii-
we have a clear majority of JO.OOO
under like conditions. In Arkansas,
15,000 at the lowest calculation. In
1
The ,S(i savs:
Ihe suspicion is now become
Hrcng and wide-spread among intel
ligent men that, to a large extent,
the tales of 'rebel' misdeeds hve
been invented to call off attention
from the felonies and frauds in which
men in cflice were engaged.
Provided with organized bands as
Xorth Carolina, at least 10.000. And ! assa.-Miis to kill, with Soutlicrn npos..
in fcouth Carolina, nearlv two Re
publican votes to every Democratic
vote in the State w hen a fair election
is held. And vet. since the mro -ions
villainies perpetrated in Arkansas
and Mississippi, the killing of ticurlv
one hundred Republican uegro vo
ters in Louisiana, and the treachery
of Gov. Chamberlain, of South Car
olina, whereby the White League
hope to kill aud domineer safely, be
cause that official will not make a de
mand for Federal troops to stop their
orgies, w hat man bas seen a Demo
cratic estimate of the vote iu the
tatcs to refuse to ask Federal protec
tion for the Republicans from butch
cry, with a venal and mendacious
press iu the Xorth to deny the hor
rors done, and w ith a rebel Congress
to reduce the arm; to a helpless
skeleton so that it cannot interfere,
the Democratic prospect brightens!
l:itwhat will the American people
a v.
u k .w:w voiih i.i:rr:K
X ev Youk, jJnc s,
tiikckxtenm.il
electoral college w hich did not give As Decoration Day was appointed
all the old slave Slates to the Dem-! f"r 'lie "P'"i"-','f the Hanker' Huild
ocratic candidate? Even when I ? U"' Kxhil,ilion Philadelphia,
n i- j , , the directors of most of the Itirire
South Carolina ,s conceded to be a j ,,;iI)k, pftre their cierks a holiJav j
doubtful State, the feeling of securi-J forty eiirht hours, and naid thei'r t.
salary, to beurc, but still on a
ure. It wag uot a foolish thing
in fact bis friends consrratu at-
iii when ther heard of it, that he
i chance tojdistinguish himself,
take a rcmtation like Mu berrv
Is. which Win Id make him rich
f'l- Hut tlii til itr nroppd nnt a
... j , j t .
4 fii una iritieinntod an. I l,
mS left illt of Plimlorment
tauuly na his Lands, nnd
roke of work to be had. The
ies are iII full for the season.
poor man sits there within
nniless, living on one meal
f bread and water, supplied
tbrofthe chance gift, of friends,
''ob'vled with faintness, and una
h'o t4-j, bis children from hunger.
FarnJ w U(, gather your families
,rouuipjlutifu table daily, it it is
c,lr Biin, consider yourselves for
tunati 1
I'OLITU'AL.
Oovji- Tilden's friends are in
hot wa.i About dve hundred pa
pers, dJratic, of course, iu the
Westafl,.h received an :,nv-r
from an yVrtising agency in this
city. tolHsh as 'quoted matter."
five noti furgiug Tilden for the
presiden.: Xbe papers receiving
them wh fre opposed to the Oov
irnor, im lately raised the how l
tout he w .'Attempting to subsidise
the press. ,fa pretty little row it
raised. T i-ui-Tild en papers took
it up venoiulT ad charged the
sorts of
Dfteeu hours; aud
very pretty game,
think now. He fa
first trial, but sport
upon him hclieved
and that be failed
hetS on a secoud aill nt. and there.
Ti l " "
In more freely
led this time
they believe ho aud I mustangs to
be frauds, and that Ly have been
nicely taken iu and lie for. They
were betting on nnotjr man's game,
and have lost all Lind. Parker
was taken oft" his hoi stone blind,
but he recovered bisjght an hour
afterward. Prohahljhis eyes are
good enough this tuning to count
his winnings. Tlui are a preat
many men in Xew Yjk thi3 morn
ing who sivejr tbt y ii never bat on
a horse-race aaiu.
I'lETKo.
Tlie Army of t li Iutiuii
aros died about t a. in. vn
(lav and her husband at a
o'clock of the same da v. Nel
Moses Schug, who died oi
afieriiwn. At this writing hi
rest are living, but it is m !
likely that two of them cai I
very much longer.
THE IX'il KST.
On Thursday a jury waa
uek-d bv the coroner, aa
number of witnees were ex
I'ntil Saturday little or not!
elicited that would thro-v a
whatever upon the cause ot 1
edv or its tierpetrator. An e
tiou of the collee pot w hicb b
used at the fatal meal reve
pre.-euce of a large q imiiny o
sediment. This was carcfu
y.ed, and ascertained to be
After a thoroujih search it wa
Omaha, J ne T. The follow-in.-
"jui-patch was -eeeived at Department
j H-adquartcr.- to-day from the com-
1 Hi nii i ntr ofTif. i. . .f I.-..- r
j "a vit. .ir-i'i!e:
I Spotted T il, chief of the Hrules.
'arrived here to-day . vi.sic. le
j reports that his p." ..e are at h:.ine
nnd will not z ou; on tin; w..r pa:h.
Larg-numbe-s have gone from the
Red ('loud aid other agencies on the
Miss niri rivtr, all concentrating on
Powder riverf ir a fL'ii'. Tne chief,
arc h.irangiiiig the men. and urging
them to stay ir: camti t:il lit- troops
come in, and uot t go nut in s,n!;i
parties. Me reports over .-eventeen
hundred loilg-s coileeted t i.'ei(,er.
' us!iitati-in w;n
Jir.-t s.-!!ie dift'ere
opinion as to tl, r,.a na(ure
a:-;cK. it was in . iht
mi i Hi-, a;oi aain .
time wore on arid
symptoms began t
decided that Ccither
but that L
Cerebral depre
till excilecic'it and the heat
t-) !,.-
f.ily-i.s, Iiij- ,
more t'av -r .
appear, it u ,
was the i n ...
was Mifferio : ...
-i n, cau-ie:! l,v ,. "'
AV.e .!.,,
i7ye,
Y "I'ITi; s xo riri.
'l!t..t . p :.- . V . ,
TherKoa l ire Hon
II -I ir-l..ll
ti:- iu..... i-, ,..0 ;,;
i"u- ..n' ..i i ii - . , ,.
M.ir-'.:,il J.-r-.
Mf .:iv wi .l.i... -
I ; -.i rii it... ii ji
( ir H - : n r i ,.
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VAMllN.n,N, dune 7 A disKircu
received toilht from Oregon by
' Senat-.r Kell 1 stales that the elec
tion in that rtate o;i Mondiv last
resulted in tU- Dem ur.i:s eiectitf
'their entire Sjite tick.-' and a iiiiiinri-
yor.r.MAuv a--si.
Oral Ion by irnt i.
it The re-
he Potomac,
usic, is '.be
i o'clock,
pur busiuess
corps asso-
I'lili.APKl.t-inA, Ju;
union of the Army of
at the Academy of
great event of the dinas well as of
the week. Ihe asfcilbly at the
-icauemy took place
aud previous to thut
meetings of the variou
ciatious coiiKtituiiu
the Army of the l'..toi
and ollicers etc
ensuing jear.
uuiiuoriiiin oi ;ieAcaiemy
was beautifully decorat-u.'and pre
sented a finer appcaraiict; perhaps,
than ever before. I'he sttje was set
in a camp xccne, the Irontfnst behind
the foot-lights being crractt with the
Vofii.jfl brai-.-hes of the L'r;.irilrn
''This will iuj-ire tl.e ( lection of a
Ifuitcd Sen is St-nat'T to succ-i-.l
that on Monday, Tuesday o Stna'or Kell wh -e time will ex-
re with the present C ingress
t Siv l-itwisii. J.i-w. 7
.a?cb frt.tn I inland. O.e-'on savs
1 has I'j'ie Dem.icratic.
nesday of last wetk some oi
purchased four and one-half
of that article at a drug store
place,
nim-i tV-
;i i'j M-IH'Iif ?
h. w.v a: :..
:.'- IM.I-. or
1 'H' .: n il! f- L :i
III.- It ill J.,
S :i.-l I , r
III.) I - .-I.
ICK ?.
A'
1 ... iim,:
,,r l.v tl..-
1IT t.':-
, i i'i
that tl. it Sia
P,'he Dcmocri
JV claiui a
i-!.ilil f of t .vclv.:
the I .itoiki, were I
lected to Lrve for
irium of Ac'Acaib'
ii.. i .... i .
The druggist, feeling certain
ability to identify the person to ,le (
he had sold the poison, w ai tae ,t
the house in w hicb the murder
committed, aud the result wat
unon bein? confronted with Aile
society of I Laros. he rccosruiited him as lb fT- is,
. . - . . . l -r :
were held who had purchased tne poison. I niiueri.-uer.-.
tvstimonv left no tioubt as t4 i and about ,
idcntiiv of thenartv. niuce a bott!" iken up a-.uii.
niii Tiry in
on j i.v. b il-
:i!l.-1 I ...
I: iM i
luittilrsjf llrri Arrestrd.
J.i i
Io., June. A ira:i.' of
, bavin-' h.-m! iiiane.-s
the!
IiV the aiii-.-t ot
tooth powder purchased at tbe $.i persons ;J .h. Vernon, two at
time was fotiud iu the room K-ci-h!ey, lil , and one at Ivist Si
hv the suspected man.
Ihe additional important
'U1S.
A
( I'lsidcraiiie amount ot
jcsO k'us rifiy-ctn currency aud various
ty in carrying it.for the Democracy
is expressed because of the apostate v
of Chamberlain. Does this security
about carrying States notoriouslv
Republican grow out of anv other
possible circumstances, or rest on
any other possible foundation than
the ability of the White Lea?u
override these
........... I.. . l in.
I'l-iijcn to me . eniennini. his was
a treat t ) men wh.) are tied down to
the desk the year round, aud aboui
-'00 of the gayest men rode off in
the bright morning w ith their wives
and sweethea'ts. to do the e.vl.ibiimn
i' i ..
irowa i.rfiiers. - irgestj
oann-,ne ot tne i.fj,
4" in the city, gave
oil fox wit.
and fraud,
upon the fit
agents were
inir to know
do with d
Xow the fai
Locke, .,t PA
war decorations ol iruns id carriatr-
corruptinn es. one on each si.l,. at ,L,.H or..'.
iog particular stn-ss; and a pyramid of drumf Hehind
am me auvertisinz the seat f..r u-.u.a
; ..?...-. .. un nur.J M1U
iitlieans, nnd want-1 hendoiii.rier'd f ,.r ir....i i... t
... , , ,....,,.. -' f .iii-au,
r republicans had to stretched bv wires to show tk. trolden
auc nominations em. e eiu-ir..,l l,r .i,
nlements n-d in
re also cirfurt d.
i
its manii.'ucture
It is expected
er part.es wi;l be arre-ted a;id the
ig e-itirelt broken up. Tb-.se cap-
'ed nt Mt. ' tni'iii are c irincctL- 1
fun.ilies in
wbrt is the reason
' ..r- iii.tri...! nfiitilovees .'i(l and
majorities 't;;r,ie ones so "that they all
reliance ol t 'Universal
PuUiKKTnf t! at Re-
jjit-Mi U iuc . jiu iiimuo Ol lue j
Twenty-second district of Pennsyl
vania, consisting of four boroughs
and thirteen townships of Allegleny
county. Those who know Mr. Er
rctt (who has long exerted great in
fluence in politics, State and Xation
al), need not be told that if elected
be will represent bis constituents and
the State with fidelity and ability.
Possessed of large experience in leg
islation, he will make bis influence felt
in tbe National House of Represen
tatives, We congratulate the Re
publicans of tbe Twenty-second dis
trict on the excellent choice tbey
have made of a candidate, and hope
they will finish tbe work thus begun
by giving him a rousing majority on
election day.
The Atlanta, (Ga.) Common tcralth
takes this cheerful view of the situa
tion in the event that the Republicans
should succeed in the next Presiden
tial election: "One more victory for
the Radical party upon a square-out
ue of irresponsibility and auto-
power ever the Southern States,
1 comes the deluge. Tbe man
.se States in such an event
e than a fool to remain
'ave line' one night
jipack np and flee
1 this tthe dull, cold
-pid souls will sound
-- - .-azv rant ani so soun
Jed tbe warning voice ot tnt immor
tal Calhoon. and so seemed Xoh's
ad-
m-J
ocratic .
to avenge itsen
versaries, bot tbc day of reckoning
is fast Bpproacbing. The accidental
power possessed by the rebel Hemoc-
racy has given it tbe opportunity to
display its true inwardness, and tbe
nation is now satisfied that according
to its natural instincts it will invari
ably, I ke tbe bow, return to its wal-lrw.
It is an undesirable truth, maue
patent by the history of the last six
months, "tfcat the so-called committees
of investigation, raised by tbe pre
eent Confederate Congress, were sim
ply intended to bnnt up material to
be used in this political campaign
against Republican officials, and prob
able Republican candidates, hmbit-
tered by their lack of success, and
the fact that their drag-net has been
catching little more than Democratic
suckers, these committees have not
only lent ear and given currency to
tbe most brutal slanders against Re
publicans, but they have gone to the
extreme length of suppressing testi
mony exonerating tbem from trump
ed up charges. Particularly has this
been tbe case in the professed inves
tigation of charges against ex-Speaker
Blaine. Ic tbe first place the sub
committee having tbe matter in
charge is composed exclusively of ex-
Confederates, who in their eagerness
pleasure.
ft
flood to the last devil-may-care thio ,Vatrb TMm have flagrantly
iaregarduJ, not only the scope and
or of tbe resolution under which
tbey bold their appointment, bot have
delibeiatelv suppressed evidence
tending to exonorate Mr. Ulaine, and
are eo 1'iocrastinating their proceed
Iof ibai no report will be made un
til aver tbe meeting of the Cincinnati
Conventi. n. In all tbe political his
tory of this country oo similar act of
rascally meanoeas has ever teeu at
tempted, and Mr. Blaine, by bis bold
ness and tack bas made it terribly
recoil against them. O Monday
last be obuined tbe floor, read bis
stolen letters, which the committee
bad vainly, illegally, and in defiance
of every sentiment of manly honor
attempted to wring from bim and pre
sent to his damage, and then turning
upon tbe chairman of tbe committee
Proctor Knott he convicted him
of lying, and of suppressing evidence
ia bis possession which would exon
erate him Blaine, Xever were con
spirators more thoroughly exppsed
and floored. Speaking of tie scene,
Judge Kelley says that in an experi
ence of sixteea years in tbe House
each a scene as passed before bis
a on Monday bad never occur
' . "I have seen," said he,
r denounced aa trait-
try, ana expeled
stood tiptoeing on Mount Ararat
Hut the wretcb, with all bis pluck,
eot more water in bis nose than be
rould dispose of, and so all of us w ho
dont arouse ourselves and go for good
and constitutional government and a
responsible party will share that last
man's fate.
The inquiry is beginning to be
irged, what has Congress really
done, in the way of legitimate busi
ness, this session? N ot a bill, of
value to tbe public, bas been passed.
Tbe appropriation bill, whicn legal
izes tbe payment of monies for ad
ministrative purposes, is In such a
tangled shape, that there is little
hope of passing it by tbe close ot tbe
fiscal -jear. Even tbe Xew Yutk
Jribnn is conslrained to 6ay that
"Mr. Morrison bas virtually abandon
d tbe Tariff biW. Mr. Tayne aban
doned the Currency bill souie time
ego, and Mr. Hollman, though be has
yet formally abaod jned tbe re-
he Ret.. motion act, is prob
" aV. w;ji not pass.
is it eur-orm-
r
'.iiffrn uas ueen pursuing in w hicb the majori-
po ,i,dessly large against them
will certainly vote for their canui
date? Depend upon it the Democrat
ic party, under the desperate leaders
who have seized upon its organiza
tion, rely on violence, fraud aud
butchery if intimidation fails to
sweep the South by trampling down
the overwhelming Republican ma
jorities in tbe States we have nimcd.
With a united South tbe problem of
electing a Democratic President ia re
duced to the simple chance of secur
ing some fifty or sixty electoral vote-,
in the Xorth, Kast and West to add
to the 131 votes from the South and
so place in the chair ouce occupied
by Washington and Lincoln a man
who will represent all the crimes to
which political strife can give birth.
While the White Leage of the South
perform their allotted part in mis
bloody drama, tbe .Northern news
papers of tbe baser sort are to act as
the shield and decoy behind which
these ruffians are to do their work;
and the swift witnesses to testify that
their butchering alli of tbe South
are not shooting down innocent men
in told blood, merely to keep them
from the polls while the Democracy
carr the elections with a high and a
bloody band. This is no fancy sketch.
Already an assassination of a Repub
lican member of tbe Louisiana Sen
ate has been perpetrated. Tbe time
for making up tbe registry of tbe vo
ters who are to choose his successor
pproaches. The district is over
whelmingly Republican And the
only way to secure to the Democrat
ic party there the fruits of .Senator
Taitehell' murder the election of
a Democratic successor the colored
Republicans are to be .intimidated
from registering, this intimiuauon
required that a deed of blood should
be performed to appal them. And
the massacre of Weit I-'eUciana was
&h result Tbe following letter to
tbe Chicago iuler-O'-ean vill show
how thoroughly the White League
"Regulators" did their wor-; $od
the extract we publish from the Jjal-
timore Sun will compel attention
from the proofs it furnishes of bow
the Democratic papers in this latitude
have entered on their assigned duty
of biding tbe crimes of their Southern
co-conspirators. Read :
West Felii-iasa, La, May 21
To the Edilvr ' ffih' InUrocran :
As an attempt is beiog made to bol
ster tbe killing of scfcje sixty negroes
from this parish and Vf niKtnson coun
ty, Miss., I propose to giv
particulars, leaving your
judge of the whole.
Jnithe brst place, two. men
West Felicia aa were taken out
bung In Mississippi. They
charged (for form sake) with the
killing of a store keeper named 4 ron
son. Xow, as to the killing of A ron-
v be most drv 80D: 1Ie was rdt'red bJ tbe Regu
' frhr -J'alor8 8onie four weeks since to leave
D? 6 tbe place, as he was iu th"e habit of j
- ' ft ... L
" inr rtiii'L-Aito aorn-a nncrg pic ,
c . -1 .1 ' n '
nejrroes. Planters aver that he
" ;tioIea property. On tbe llb
. i . . . . . .r . t.
m:iriit nave a taste oi iuc
Another firm provided a draw ing-
room car for their employees. Such
liberal dealings characterize firms o!
standing, who keep their trusted
clerks for years, till their customers
know the very peculiarities of their
baud-writing and fold of the letters,
and would hardly recogni.e corres
pondence coming in any other way.
Rut the Centennial did not seem to
impress all its visitors iu an extreme
ly favorable way. One of theyoung
men who went on this excursion ex
pressed himself without reserve on
his return as to the value of the Ex
hibition, and bis remarks are given
for what they are worth.
"See it all!" he broke out in an
swer to a ouestion, "I saw it all in
- . .i t. t. .L..
six hours, went iurouj:u uu iue
buildings, look two lunches, and was
back iu Xew York the next morning.
In my opiuiou the Centennial is the
biggest F r o-d ever perpetrated on
an unsuspecting people. I here is
hardly a thing to be seen that one
cau't lind in the Broad way-shop-windows.
There is aa enormous display
of fine dry -goods aud furniture, noth
ing better than we sec every day.
There isn't $o0.000 Worth of jewelry
in the whole exhibition, and not more
than 2.000 pictures. The machinery
is wonderful, and the buildings are
larce aud tdiowy. The Women's
Pavilion is nearly as larce aa any of
them, and w as full of bric-a brae,
which my lady friend with me said
was rather cheaply done." And he
expressed in other language that he
didn't waij'l any more centennial in
his. This Is only aa opinion, aud, as
Josh Billings says, opinions are like
other vegetables, Worth only w hat1
they will fetch, but it may t-ousole
the few who are prevented from see
ing the Centennial, to know that they
have not lost all there is in the world
by not going.
"But notwithstanding the adverse
opiuion of these bank clerks, I say
the Ceutennial is a big thing; and
one which everybody ought to see.
There are art pictures in plenty, and
the best ia the world ; there is statu
ary ; there is maebiuery ; there are
goods from every country iu the
world, and there is everything that
can delight and instruct. It is pre
cisely what was intended an exhibi
tion of the world s progress
whoever does not see it, misses an ev
cecdingly good thing. But don't V
it cost you too much. There are '
enough people in Philadelpui10
stock tbe boarding-bouses, by a,nS
way ; and there are rooms foryUB"
dred thousand more than arlbere
now.or will be there at any Vr 1 7
no high p.ri.'-es. Stop by tl'(iaJ
you ret what you want iiV Pr.,ee
you want, snd then sp'tib6'1? ''el'
ly to see what is to bteD- f De
hotels and boardiug-h'" are mor,!!
nvi,.ns to Lair mil I F1 YV MO tO
havn them There not ttt
rush that was expcd- uor. "!
be. Six months i1oufe't!".le 5 aad
it will spread ou-e exhibition toler
ably thin, so farPeP,e 10 attend
n,. o,.,.nr.- There is no ne-
exnoroiiani prices.
th v
pallet..
ny elicited during the examiuati.4
; .Saturday was, that the tlk
I longing to Martin Laros was t
open, and thu money which it
! tained was cone, and that lht tw
used by .Moses Schug was r;tte-.:l n and -respectable
toe same lime, anu nis money . ..a i yi am v u-.niiy
froin it. The thett or the money
no doiil.t as to i!.e motive for
these: Bates .V j is the ensiguia. ' murder. The testimony of the pL
r. .New l ork. are1 I nn.r i.r.,r il... k i . .L ..;..,. .k;. i.,.i; .r .k... uu l..,r
t . . I , ..v..... iu.t ii.i.ii i r 1I"UII11;, L.ai.s llieil iirn i lu.b ai.ni
riiiaiiixax-ui. I,,.. Im, mess i , !..,!....., .t .,.. 1, :..i , : i .1
. 1 I . : " ". j uii-i "iiier i. arm ; tne : sickness was leiiiieu, iuu iuc- o
...... nvaiaemg in newspaper j ., assigned for invited taests , gist's identification of bim as the pi
were mien up with the waiting audi-1 chaser ot the poisou, coavincen
enee. At - o'clock precisely, tlie dis-! coroner's iurv that he w as the
derer. and thev jrave verdict aci
dingly. Allen denied all know
of the crime.
i- s ..... . . I
.M.i-- ;;i . t.
lllLI Mil
I'll
'Uior wnosoevriVres it. for w b'ch
-ey get a omnK4Qn from lhe n(lffs.
s. Tley a,.rtise just as a
mkes IP3( for whoever
tinguislied civil and military- c-entle-
sbomakcr ., ,,'. f or w noever men invited upon the sttfv, who bad
comes to the . , n ,(Iltll Chris- assembled in the greon rom, march-
-1. . t , , fd ojitjieaded by Major (Jjneral Han-
tbat a I cock an. 4 x-govemor John A. Ihx,
a demo-i of Xew Voik. Then came (lenerals
.... int.. their offn-i. and want- i Sberidan ami Sherman, t.en. Ivohert
tian or Pagan a& - fe
It happened one morning
customer of theirs who is
Tle In prnrhmrnt Tri.ti.
1
rve I
ed five notices offered to live hundred
papers, urging the nomination of the
Governor. They did it, just as they
would have sent out five notices of a
piano, or a sewing-machine. Prob
ably Oov. Tilden knew nothing about
it. Probably it was the tribute a
friend wished to pay him. But he
that as it may, the people opposed to
bim have made a terrible bowl about
it, and it has made more talk ihan
any one incident of tbe carapa'n.
On the Kepuhiicau siue ineri
Patterson, and (Jen. Cadwallader,
(Jeneral Averill, Hooker, Mcintosh,
Iugals, Beaver, Parker, and Selfridge
Co'onels Audenreid and Whipple, of
Sherman's stud, and a number of
other ollicers in different grades in
the rejrular army. Besides these
there were seated on the stage (Jen
C. II T. Collins, O.-n K. II.' Bother,
ex (Jov. Andrew O. Curtin, ex-Uov.
Robinson, of Xew York, Capt. S P.
Sennetschin, aid-de-camp to the Grand
Duke ( onstantine, of Russia, and
I y . a . I .1
comparative calm. Pdaine stock is i apt. -. anuernowen, ot tne impe
steadily going down, iWliog is rial llnssian Grand Artillery
l,relv holdiuir bis own. M-rton is -U bah past 12 o clock Genera.
crainino-. and Hays and IbMow are ! Hancock, I resident, called tba meet
X-utrw, r,.idly I am irivinir of , iog to order, and made
course, simply tbe talk in,' 'ihe clubs
and among business mwV The re
publicans of Xew Yorkwiht a new
man, and the new man who can carry
the country, and they are not very
particular "who he is Tflcy wait
the man who can beat the Jemocracy,
apd give tbe country a Ceut admin
istration, and thai mi they will
support They have no c oice beyond
this.
TI)E 8TKWAUT fSTATE.
Mv advice ia, don get rich. I
never will, for it isn'tiafo One nev
er knows what is to f me of bis mon
ey after he is gona, Alexander T.
Stewart died worth ..forty millions;
and be dispised of i a'-l, as well as
it could be done, before he died.
a brier and
fitting speech. After prayer by Rev.
Wm. McYicker, Mayor Stokely was
introduced, and made a speech wel
coming tbe Assembly to Philadel
phia. Kx-Governor Dix, of Xew
York, who was the orator of tbe oc
casion, was uext introduced, and de
livered a long and eloquent oration,
in which he dwelt especially on tbe
principle of universal emancipation
aud tbe bearing of the late war on
the practical embodiment of that
principle. The ora ion concluded as
Til V i,!.i"-.i.o fxstfS,
A warraut for his arrest was serve
upon huu by an otu.-er w ho, accoiii
panied by another, proceeded tl
. i i
search his room. Thev had beeil
there but a short time, when AIlcSj
sat up iu bed and said, "I did it
The room was then cleared (.-fall ex-
cept the two officers and a neighbor,
ami in tue presence oi tnese tne
murderer made bis confession. He
said that he had procured the iidsou
and placed it in the eolfee pot; that j t'
be had taken the uiouvy on the same ) 1
day that the murder w us couiniitted, j
and that the reason for comii.ittiiig e!
tbe deed was that ' he wauted them j
all dead, so that be might hare the j
use of w hatever there wa.:" that he
knew he had douc wrong, and that
be wished God's people to prav for i
him. lie told li e ollicers w here they
would find the ni .nev, and an exam
ination of tbe spot which he I'oiuted I
out disci. isi d a olaee w In re the earth . frie
showed that it had been lately dii'"g
turbed. After digging about t-igh- j w Uf
teen inches the officers came unon 'dre1
sinvii June When the
wen in'.- secret session t-i-
con-uit in ri-L' trd to li.vitig a
proe, ed with il.c Belknap iin
ent t: iu I Mr. Sargent .-ubinii-,
solution that furthtr procecd-
l: he ca-e afinr t lw .l..f..- : .r
"its answer beyoned until ihe
day n December nevt Air. IM-
. ids moved to amend by insertin"
lib day of duly instead of th?
'lay of December, and the amend
t was agreed to yeas, :;t;: nays,
V!'
II i
w r:
MS. HEMPSTGNE i CO.
lialt. 1',
FURNISHING
FANCY GOODS.
ii.
n if j
..r.. ur-...; I
i. . Ihil.i ur,
1i.ine Rwr tsalmtTlmr.
jiiL.w.Ki.i-iii v, June 7 Toisaf-
jo at Sufi'. nk park. G-or.'e l'..r.
ade On miles in three ho.,r on l
ven and a half minutes, nsins
V mustangs to do tlie work,
est mile was run iu l. The
'e miles were accomolislied in
minutes and forty-six seconds.
l'-.rrntp l(rileSrnm
yi i'm.i:y
H. Itl-'nr-i
ASSIiJNMKXT.
I it:. I
did
W in
S..i:i.r
s I irri n I- r: -
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III. li ,v
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il il:.-l h:;r,
r -..iii..ii. hi
h Ti'. iim;:;
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n. m r
A--I.T..-.
two pocket books, which were found thr
to contain about S'i.Vi, the sum for Ullu.
which Allen Laros had planned to
fend father, mother, brother ami cis- -a"
ter into eternity. hen he w as ta
ken to tbe carriage, and iu passing
iN.N.vn, June s.(;,..,r,. j;
Was to have been married last
r. The g-icsts assembl-d and
le w a.4 in rea'lini ss, but I-'rintx
t make his nppcarauce. A
allinir at his room this uiorii-
'od hllll Ivinif on hl4 be,l r..l
t savin? a word he ( Trim)
i revolv, r and shot himself
Wit- lif;ir? I ,t' in.
A
DMIMSTilATOK's
. i.
r
voTir
I r.
1 !
Mil
't.VC IS
... .... .r.d a ii.in or more ot liani", iu
1IUL uvj ,
people who chii that they wero of he past is.ociat.ons and to r.-io.ce
cousins of the .hvuiao: add tbey iu-U the pont.uutd prosperity of the
ai-t that the wllbv which be dispos-. Union, ween you contnquted by
follows: "I part with you with the 'o..kcJ upon .he bodies of his victims,
prayer that there may be reserved for
you many more reunion nae iuis,
though it 1 with diminished num
bers; that year succeeding year, far
in the future, may bring yon again
togeihc-' to join your gratulating
trcsnen toe rememorance
your cou-age, your constancy, and
your urmnqiierable endurance to
save, edowing your country with a
renure of life, and giving hope
ad .'onfidence to the friends of free
dom throughout the civilized world.
ed of his propeiy was tort-ed out or
him by his wifeind Judge Hilton ;
and, in short, thu tbey are entitled
to their share, as relatives. And
tbey hav emphyed lawyers, and
i ...nmAnnuJiiiiil to break tbe
uve to-.." 1 . ,pi. ..i.i.. J . .....,! i.i.j
will - .ndtherelsa prospect anea ' "c . , -...u.j .i.uuru.
for lively busintss. Tbe probabilir I vv n) W of the New ork Tri
tut others wll get their f.ogerr" was an introduced, and read
.Kt'very rich pii before it is ie in commemoration, "1 be A oice of Si-
:b. It is stad that he has- ,LU l'- ".U,LU us coruiauy receiveu.
notmn use sorrow was visible in
his countenance. Inriig his ride 'o
Ka-ton be niado no allusion to his
act other than to say that "he did
not know how he came to do it." He
is twenty-one years of age. five feet
eight or uiue inches iu height, aud
his general makeup is that ol a gentle
man. IJe was registered as a student
at la w some titjje during January or
t-ebruary by a pronjiueut attorney of
this place. IJe was committed to
tbe county jail i;atiirij y evening,
there to await his trial. ' ' '
A FishlOvrraKtvaniba.it.
a few
aders to
has-
.res which he 1 never public .
.Lowled-'ed : atd that thev lmT
andbriends are also after their,flro"
4 tbe dead merchant's wi- -'e
never had any children, r ' ouf ",B
-first, second aud tbirtf1. pP"n.
ing up all over the wort 80,1 ,f tbc
will of the dead Bier?"' ran ,bc
them all comfortabk LwJfr". haVe
i- r.o.i t bold of it on
... . i. n'J.iu .
si nave
- .1 . r uiiti; n uoiioic
rim-uiiiuu, iui , , . .i . ,
! i, Aibable that Mrs.
chauce. Il is .... ...
tj. , i i'',e Ii ton will pay
Stewart and J .. .
verybadsoJ't0,",yt,'.em,ufr. f;'r
i5.7.!S7Sj0fW Vorry- Jbe
lawyers w gct ba,soaje P"i'Dgf.
Thetdai.J,sm" r m7 Pt get
sometbT l" 0"0 Hingis tolera
f,": tbe estate will be shorn
matrljr' 0'11 D,6D f"uo'J,
...ed and worried all his life to
,a scoie of people, of wboso ex-
i... : . -lt: t.
i-PHh r i.ir imv i ill . . ...
Onecan LJa Rbiladelphia this ja1' " was ignoraut, pulling bis
nnimHr P'j " fu other) oat of his grave and fighting
. ... .no Ua. n.i oo-.Ier them like so many bvenns.
(' IIV if 111" 8 ' at a: t a; w
is : wait f J tiU ou fin? hat yopU?h ' life'
uou i ue irigntenea r the pi i.i. skami.m.
r.t ,iil. Tl, .
UU1U3. 1UC1C .9
After tbe reading of an ode, spir
ited addresses were delivered by
(Jens. Sherman, Sheridan and Hook
er, (Jov. llartranft and ex-CJov. fur-
tin. The addresses were heartily
cheered At their conclusion tbe au
dience was dismissed, aud tbe bust
ness meeting oi tne society was
held.
The Krtolation In Mrxir
want ;
au icur a,. j
ucbty 1U" f110"
oie, ana mere win be i
he exhibition But.
eCa. tis worth the go teo
i4usind iui!8 to s,ee. -p
METROPOI.ITAM EaTttAjF'
It is not too much to Fay that the
social state of the city resembles that
af a mininir town in the Sierras.
City of Mkxho. May ,10. The
events of the past two weeks have
all been in favor of the government,
aud indicate unmistabably tbe ap
proaching failure of the revolution.
The insurgents have suffered' reverses
evi-rj fjere, nui ineir sympatui.ers
pre rapidly' deereasiug in number,
f jent-rul .latorr.. gaiuei a great vic
tory My 3!, in Oaxaca, over the
revolutionary forgt-p. The latter ost
nearly i.lW) iidled and Wogmjed, aut
many prisoners. Aniona- tbe latter
are Generals Mier and Terau and
Zamacoua. Tbe government casual
ties were (00 killed and wounded,
among the latter General Corella.
Tbe Federals gained another impor
tant victory in Tlaxeo on the i'Sth
General Cortina has broken his pa-
Cincinnati, June (
Kate Dickson, owned by Capt. Jus. j
Taylor of McKeesport, " I'j, was V-
belled several dava ao hv twn d....'.- !
hands, and lied np at Louisville.
Tbe luai escaped from that city aud
came here.
The men followed, and repented
lbe operation here, aud the claim was
settled. Tbe papers iu the suit all
Louisville were sent to I'nited States!
Marshal IIirrinj;tou : at Covineton.l
who learned this moroinir that the
Mm
son, re
ida
raeli
Miss.,1
t .. . i.
"I'HllUI,
w as 1 1,
nioruil.v
k?t.a.
when naA
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l.ne, Ir
drive (.
and bui
The b-c
June Samuel And.-r-,
who was convicted here
for attempting an out-
Vaughn, of IVsoto Co.,
uttiog ihe throat of her
leuvin him f .r dead,
"ill tiie ol!i,.vrs vesterdav
;i body i f armed citizens
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June 7. This evenii:.'.
mad train wa- pa-si,ij
, about eight iniies !r -iii
TerrilJ ut tempted to
the track whb a horse
ud was iustanilv Liilnl.
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-XI'.CL'TOr.S NOTIi
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wtntcl. (ruiht
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boat left for I'iitsburg last miduight. i A i5,KK'S NOTICK.
Chartering a fast to-v boat, he over-! .Wrt..m, .,, M irv . K ,.
hauled tbe Kate D cits-m at Kiplev. teXl.l'' .b..u.;Bi i " 1,
t..;..;e ..f !! -. . i....
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letter t";a!.i..nt.irv a ;,'. ,,-
hav::,.' (.-.. n raiit- I t,: tv -. .... ...
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BACK PAY.
H.I AVI I-
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' i miuti ruMfill rorfU lOi""' l"-'-""; i,r.
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Assiiiff.
The clubs are well oigb deserted, od ro!e anJ eeiaped, aod ban igsued a
business, ia where, do bud? kuows. I pronuDciameDto. If be reaches tbe
People are goinir or rone tothecouo
iry; thev irVent before May day, in-
(ountrT i aed. and lh nevemriil f-hinnir tfiA
,a " .i r Li. 4i.. - r .1 aL- I .....
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vm j iu., . ( -a. - .
imewberp or no at- piace mai receives tnem
Ird such induleniea ',ire 0"erta anie8 are lona or tinUing new
a. " .a If Invti.v AnnrilTT nlnMna .1... n . . 1 . . . ln n ... n
.u ivnu
and the
billed in bin own store JA our inetropojitaa r.'3 of Iuxur-y- coadtrj places that nobody i
clerking for fashionable "n? 00"9, 'knows of. but themselves, i
lapiuic me ooui, out was warned o!I , u(rii . ""v, v
by Cam. Taylor. Il.rrinetoo went!""" Z 'V ''r'
aneau l- .Maysville. and Mimm..i.in,T : auiiM....M,..,w """ i-r-nt ti.,,tn..
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a pi'sne. enueavoretl to h.r. ih.. I "s r
Dicksaon as she was passinsr there m,:
Alter announcing hi purpose, in an
swer tu a ouestion bv Tavlor ' nn
he was fired on bv Cap't. Tavlorj
who was armed with a rtouble'hur
relle'gun, and instantly killed.
Ta vor"i hen appeared ' on " the 'guards
wifb a pistoj, and was iiurpediatcTy
fhot (JeatJ bj the l4rriugton partv.
limb tcitemeut ia reported in .Mays
villa over the aad affair.
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EAT WESTERN HOTEL,
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lers iii fori
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, l 13 iniorm ini ir tri.-ii.Ii an-l tl.e pui
,(,,' f'l;"'l newlv liirm-lnil llu-lire af
itcl'n,Pr1iiii!iTmaiif and t'-lm tlie Ip't.-I ,
ic tll.lt tin-v
Coll! '"....."
r.-v mint
Ilio (iraude he will probably give
some tn-uble to Oeneral icente.
Iliva Dalacce bas also issued a prc
nunciauieuio. It is reported that
Don Carlos and General Dorreearay
and a party of friends are in this
city.
Aftlraiptfelp Snafc. j
Xr.w Obleasi., June 7. The .Mur- j
gan aieamebip Austin, struck a oag I
and sank in the river tweutv-two '
miles below tLis city yesterday af.
lernouo. She was from Havana
wnb seven hundred hogsheads of'
suar aud other Cur.?!. Ftil.la nil
eighty thousand dollurs.-' The ves.-el
was valued at one hundred ami twen. '
jty-five thousand dollar. She isalX3-i,
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HENRY McCALLUM,
liARPETS
I total loss; 00 insurance.
i 77 Fifth Avenue,
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
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