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, tt j i j.i i vv,riica:ed. Tbe men woo
Tii3 Somerset Heraia ff,. tcf!tLidforaedMdbeh.Ted uke
-. - -- iT- fo. ' at-tl traitors, aod talked about
wuttAjr - - - - - ufJz : , s uulea tteir views were con
Tn7u7cstV:V cf tie ' Rtiorra 'c..d ..d Tilde.', election admitted.
TVrracvMo defeat the choice of -i re tLe moving .pint a la , getuog
pc,vlc f rr;di-c a to prevent
counting of tie electoral vote by
continuous debate cntiJ after the 4 b
of March, and iLcs force k"
tton next fa'l
Yi are indebted to Gjverosr
Hartrartftfor ts advance cpy of Lis
aasual message. It we '.'' :,r
this i--ue cf enr paper. We id" lay
it before c;r reaJer i.h: week. 1;
is a Ii-t:d, con-T.-thecsive !?;.:
psjwr, wbicb ni.'ci- itself n tli
wlo :eid
Since tbe election, tbe "Reform
Democracy tave slat-Joced t 1
pretense to
!-n.-:rtr ucceney. ia
ir.i:H-i lat week tLt-v s-ecuied
CcD-
trol of tie Scaate through the t j-eu
shameless purr-rase cf an Independ
ent, who had tLe controlling rule.
Blaine was IS-:t
week nominated f.r 1". S. Seca-or
fur the full term of rix years from tLe
4ib day of March w:, by a niia-ii-raoas
Vote of all the Republican
members of the Legislature of Maine.
This cervf j tribute to this emisf at
A!p!-n!an. i received wilh tbe life-
llert sati-fto3 1 j Lis many frie
hr.T-fhotll the CcliQTT.
ii
Ceoxis the boiJ Cronin, who con-
,h Vetera! c-Jleire of Oe -
irn and cat hii VO'.C for Tilden.
fcuowiair that tbe .S;ate Lad
voted
lively f.r Hayes wa bcivrc tie
.Senate coruniittce li.-t week, an 1 ua
der Ere of a srvling cross examiaa
tioa was c: n: t'.'.( d io ad.Ttt that he
fcii Ik-oo b-oaglt a:.d paid f-r. TlU
coble "Keforai : ru era;-' received
three tb'aad U'jiiurs f r tbe dirty
w.,:k he has done, a:. 1 the ihuij
paid him was clearly traced to New
York
Tiir. Leji.-laftre met at Hams-lur
cnTue-day o'!a.-t wnk a; 12 o'clock.
TLe Senate ora: Jz-d by electing a
Speaker j-rn trm, John C. Newmyer
of AlV-Lecy county, tLcl the House
.r?anized by flectis? I. lived Myer,
cf Urad.rd f.r S. -raker. Tte Ui-ual
.K-axer.
cuiLOvr o: ci
lji.rdiLate
cITiccrs were tlco.ei Ly bjth HoUrei-.
TLe (Joverr-'rs n.c--a-'e ws present
ed sau read, a:id an a.ij'iurcii.oit
wus Lid cat 1 Tucstiuy ut-uraay;
to t-ire both !?;n-kr. uue to select
and appoint tb r.-ccary omnilt-
tee?.
TiitRE is D) 1 h'ze-t auy doubt that
Tilden and Lis fri nds i.-pired tLo
Oregon ra-cality. Gjvernv,r Grover
.f that State was tzamined by tie
Stoale committee lart week and t
compelled to admit that Judu Huad-
Ir of Cincinnati, Abraham II. llewmt
endMantoa Marble of New York;
TiMcns right batid men, wrote
ard furnished the authorities
jla
.rriumed precede
on
which Lc
Lased his decisi
a ajinointing Lro:r.n.
an elector. It is in testimony a..-a
That a large sum of cione , cot less
than $1 5,000 was muc to tregon
tibout tLe time of Cronins appoint,
ment, through Mr. Ti'.dtiis bankers.
Crvnin admits thai le received $3,000 , dir.-cu-.a. bere are theyr No epi
ofit.andthecjuestioa now is how ?; swept over the 8tau nor
.. . ,, , t , ua- ihere been anr emigration of toe
roocn (i.a t.ovcroor urorer P'l
l.nt Mtppcry fcam tas ct Uougut :ce;,,;aij. 'if.e negroes were afraid to
I'residency'vct, tLauks to the intcgri-
ty of the Republican elect .rs.
The Democrats having at last
bctn compelled to abandon a:l claim
to Srvn'h fnrnV.tiA nnd T-'lorida
t j i i It ! uJcrstond tbat Senator M?r
and the Oregon fraud having cd-! . . . ,, , ,
6 fri rjimv aazious to get tbe tHe-
lapsedofus own graee.css rascali-j w h;ch lhe Oregon telegraph
ty. tLcy Lave ljcn compelled to fall !.,,erat.;r Las thus far refused to give
back on Louisiana alone li eastaia ! up. It is said that if the telegrams
1 t a -1 1 . i . (
ll '-i" fl'm r.f TiM n'rt rlrp'inn In
. .c . .t i ,;
-
of Solid grouud to -'.and tip in.
1 LeV
etssail tbe law creating tbe Return'cg
!lo?rd. but the a j.tiorif. ol the Board
eifthev have not scrionslv (.ucs.
1:(nv! Ita rihr to pTPrrip iodirinl !
fucctlons is generally admitted and
from its decision tStrc is no appeal,
TXcept to the nation's sense of justice.
TbfB)ard Las declared that tbe S'.a'e
was earned fr iiaye?, aau its oec.s-
ion will stand. Al: toe desperation j
of Tilden'a adherents cannot chance i
the result.
On Monday, the Democrats ae-J
ccrdingto prcarrarjpcl prograiuoie,
fn. lil meetini-a in tpriritl t.f the
x. , " .. . . ' sniriL'-'!.' b'ltiself io aa an elector
Northern States wr.o the avowed i; ,' . ,
.o'l t .n slid that the money was
intent of influencing C ogres in tbe j ,..,! r , tlI ,n Mr Tilden'a bank
matter of the couut of the electoral ; er- iu Ne w York, briugs borne a
Tote. We Lave not vetr ceived thel vcy di.-reputable fact to the Demo-
,.,t;,....nrf ,i,m a.i !,
1 i" i- i " i i ' j
matters one. nu.e w.;ai.iuC
participating in them did do, it is ol
the object and intent of them tbat
n ejir.'pose to Fpeak.
It is a fact not iu dispute, that
fitter Hayes or Tilden received at
tLe late election, a nisjority of the
electoral vote, and hence one or the
other of them isIectcd to tha offi t.
of President. There is one way to
fottle this point one legal constitu
tional way. This way is not to be
asce ruined ty popular mceiincs and
resolutions, by compromise, or barter.
It is to be f jund ia the constitution,
and laws, and established precedents.
And that way, established by authori
ty, ongbt not to be, and must not be
governed bv meetings gotten up in
favor of cither candidate, or by par
tisan clamor, or threats, entreaties, or
foolish fears. This thing of attempt
ing to control the matter by :he reso
lutions of public meetings, is a weak,!
dangerous, and coa ard'.y device, got
ten op by desperate political game
eters conscious of the weakness of
their cause, and should not bave tbe
slightest weight w'th those whose
duty it is to settle the - question.
The law alone, and nothing tle must
govern. This is a government of
laws, and if be adminis raion fl w
is to be cuniroled tt iiiflucoe-ed by
panaris, or tbe demonstrations of
demagogues, then things are in a
pretty bad way. Cat we are ct.nl
dent that the supremacy of tbe law
co thc-e lueeuor, ana uu weir
j--rd imvenjent, will amocnt to do
r.i re tl.sa did tbeir first, in controll
L.; filile sentiment. Those who
av."cipa.d any rerions trooble grow-l-cr
cut cf tte menace or folly of
t!. ore conspirators will happily, be
J!- !p; iuud. The law will bare its
c jr.-e, ri'tt will prevail, the people
r;v..-t ,'.e. J w ill accept the result, and
It's t: e...rt at revolutien by tbe
r. f ru ! ra-jcracy," will end in
i'.-.ir tcul discornfi'ure.
roMiiciL soixa.
Ta k t.l.ut coonticg out Tilden.
V ' v. !fj5-:;ce could be forced oat--i
-J ! '.ie ffts of law, the ball
o J .Stales of Mississippi, Alabama
snJ (ii-rpm would nerer be counted
frL.m rjn a fair anl boneKt
v n u'id beat least 20 or SO
b. Litid ia tte electoral const Troy
i . .
T:.e Tiiijr,r aya there ia a good
J. t.1 t:t iu Washington in Demo-c-atic
circk-8 relative to holding a
Lew five Jon. No Democrat would
taikefacew election if there waa
. lc U j. I (juibbie remaining to be re-M-r--j
to iu order to get Tilden in.
Tu law requires a deed of land to
' ! :is,d "ia iire-ence of' witnessee.
U L-.it f ,r? Tlit it should be a pub
I:,' eo: not done in a corner out of
rLr. Cut these "in presence of"
i u.-ra it i eiecoted bare aotbio to
d j i'b tbe land, tbe title, or the
c-.ci-idi ratii-n. Tbey are tbe wit-Lee-
f ;be act, as tbe two houses
a-e f 'he 'eDing and counting.
L: :' r f If." Jlx. &."hutlrr Colfax.
TLe II j use Committee on Inveati--V
:j cf the recent election in South
t'-r-'iina bjve re'erned with a Ilea in
ta' ir ear. Members of tbe commit
tv? a ha a itat, eo far as tbeir mia
- u v. tin cdiCerned, tbey demonftra
t .' x-i Lt-.r f:i!l eaiinfacuon that the
v; e i f S. juib Carolina belongs to
Haw-- aiii Wheeler. The Florida
c r::r:. iv.ee, according to private dis
Lave made a similar dia
etiVery, ad will return io a few
ds. T16 Laiaiana committee
aiii r.ake a lat derperate effort to
cove,- iLe (Laerin of ibe others, who
icf: here with aucb an air of buainee8
i,
, a
. J !::.:ior;aace no short a time ago.
Cr :. 3 bait had bis ray, and,
d. f.' ui tbe evidence abine, the
r r- o in which be engaged, along
verier urover, was about
j-" a bit of racalty as is of
Ile admits that at tbe
1 r
fi.., l c j j Dol i2:end to accept the
!n-r::tcaU', that he was inter ri wed
rtiiti t view of being bribed- Brat
refii-fd, auJ afu-rward went to tbe
p!ai-e U re the bribery was to be
tl tve. 'Vxi:nined the Jaw," and
eb:-!k.-ed b: miad, and reeeired
0."J fr-'in tbe bribing parties to
'.".we n to Wafctiogton. AH tbe
telegraphic commaoication was
k'.i.-i u;i with New York, and all
in r,
i
.uejts were ordered from there,
ca-e. i'itttburgh Gazette.
'.u at ha become of the Republi-
1 1 j vote oi Aiissinnippir is me point-
J , t O VJ -I U U.-.eU U? IUV t MUlUj'
uu c :.ric-iondent of tLe New York
1'ue Ropublican rue of tbe
hi 1-74 a as 93 92S. aod ;o
1 sTo. of. 2'J5, or a loss of nearly one-
As ihs Democratic irota in
w is over 8,000 la than it was
.m 1-TI. tLe mis.-ior Renublican
i Vl..t.rJ -j;,03a in number, cannot
! j.aVrt tiu wo tbeir .strength in that
c j ,.f,)le. Tbe ezplanauon U
v..e. In dread ofoutrage or murder,
!,vt -,-;:.aitied at borne. Lite was
d.-a.c- than the freeman's preroga-
ti'.c. M.s-iippi is Republican to-
div !.r a aii :ded majority. fornryt
ri,
f IT. :i'( f TildenV barrel of money
i !!... to Oieiron. aud was used to
was
BCfilflfpi
dishonest
purpose
j wLcli fined iu its rfalirarion inglori-
! ou-iy. It can be shows tljat Cronin
j recce d f 17 000 in teie.j.bie
liJ'-'- v i 'it i aau' i ia cat i v i. iiwiarv
ji-tf.i-red two of tbe Republican
electors $5 000 each under tbe prom
ise ibat tbi v would unit with bim
in f r.:iirig the Elect-ral College aod
cr.-ri:;g the OreifiiQ electoral vote f'-r
T.ldi n. That tbev id not, l owever.
-.h , jm fc coootrT la0B-- fQ
, !!, but if tbe money was paid
ihent it -hows what Tilden was wil-
lir? to sto. i) for that much coveted
urn v 'te.
TLe c ic.Vs.-ioa of Cronia ihat
he
eitid ihrce thousand dollaa or
Lis i.ci- iu the nasty trick of
craiic fa udiuate for tbe Presidency.
His profetsions of "reform," and bis
. Limself of a Dersonal
puri't all ,v uuu';o, have botn
lii-eu uiilliHi d bv this dcreJopment.
Tto- (.',- goii trick, there is mf OoO
tea.-, u to believe, originated witb
Mr. T.i ien himself, and tbe disburse
un'o; of itre thousand d illars to the
corrupt i:istrjueat through whom it
was c arried out, proae Mr Tilden
to be as w illing to use corrupt means
as Crotiii was willing 10 accept
item. Weca a candidate for the
Prenidoiuy gets down to tbe vile
business of buying an electoral vote,
we uiay well despair of possibility
of pr s rriug the puritgof our Gov
ernment if committed to Democratic
hands PaLrJturg Commercial
Intlaulaattaa la Laalataa.
tt'Ua fif y men testify t '.at tbey
did not s-e a certain thing, and fifty,
more or le-s, testify tbat tbey did see
tbat tuiijg, which aide is to be believ
ed ? Everybody knows the ml of
law and common sense. One man
who saw and swears to it outweighs
fifty w ho did not aee and swear to
that S rip the Louisiana eaae of all dis
guise's and excrescences, and it is
simply an illustration of this well
kuuau rule. One man who saw that
his lf.i ws in dauger if be voted as
be pleased, ought to outweigh many
met who did notice any violence or
hear ai,y threats. We mee supposing
that the Witneisea are equally
credible: that there is no reason to
doubt tbat e'ach swear to wbat be
believes la be the truth. Yet tbe
kuo ledge A one maa ontweigbs tbe
ignorance of thousand. Assassina
tion, beatidg, iutimidaiion of voters
ia any form, are crimes ia Loaiaaaa.
No man takes pains to co.xmit crime.-:
with all possible publicitr. The one
1 witness who saw a murder commit-'
ted aod identifies the murderer is in- j
fiuitelr more important than the;
m.ny'whodidouts?eandwboth!:,k
that tbe murder was n t cummitied ,
t all, or was committed by fe'm?-'
body else.
Ii is not denied that some fcorri'oie
crimes care been commuted in
Louisiana. This the Democrats ed
m't. but claim that theT. bad. no po
litical riirin. Two questions of facts;
arise: Were those crimes eemtuitted i
for politic ! ends, and was the et ' The Wreck of the Cir
of them and of other acts of violence :
and threats such as to deter men who! CaSSian.
wished to do so from voting the Re
publican tkkei? As to tbe purple,!
we must tay thai tbe facta speak for c;rr.rTr rr.1r1 y, vlir
ibemaelvea. A great many pereous Tho Story Told Dy i OUT SUT-
were killed or assaulted w ith violence; ;
tbey were nearly all Republican-;;
aod in nearly every case tney were j
Republicans of mch local importance i
that the fact of their assassination
would necessarily alarm many oth-j
ers and deter "Republican voters ;
FreciBcIy in tbe punches where there D k i ito F. H A v TTo N , L I., Deceoi
,kin ,h. IVmihliran vote . ber SO At i:S) o'clock ibis luoru-
most unaccountably decreased un-
accounubly, if we propose that these
'"'"6" - ;
acts of violence were not the cau-e.
obodr has attempted to give anv
...i.n.ti,.n .r ih fai that i.iu ..f
I.IBUBMUU v. uw .- -
thousands of known Republicans in'
East Feliciana, for example, only one ;
solitary man dared to vote, except- j
ing upon the theory that they ere
deterred by violence. No rcau has ;
eiven, and no man can give any cx-;
planauon of tbe amazing aecrea.M, of
Republican votes in certain localiues;
wdo iga-jrea ibe lact itai id more
a . r T ..
fao. il i in ih.iif..
tbe lact tbat in more .
localities acts oi vioiuuce .were
most frequent.
. woiuc, iuu w ........U6
testimony as to tbe nature and effect
oi tnesetmisaeeas. tneciaim, wmcn
savors stroDglv of part sirji-bip, that;
were ordered from party Lead,,uar-
ters. may be dismissed as f trivial aud
irrelevant. The same deed-, if per -
t.,..K ,n.;.,,i..r.
Would have been equal a violation
of law. and would have been as likely
to prevent a freo and' legal election. . "e savt d-
Several thousand witnesses swear that With this view tbe Coast Wreck
they saw tbe effecU of this violence: ing Company was engaged to save
some, that they were pe rsonally as-tbcsb;p atid cargo. Ibey accord
aaulted: some.'that thtv knew ot the ; iuply went to work, but up to yes-
murder of others, and were warned
that it would not be sale to vote the . tirjucd bad weather, were auie to
Republican ticket; some, that they j make slight progress. About 400
were personally threatened or warn J tons of her caro only, which w as u
ed; many, that tbey did not veto as a.'.-oned one, were taken out. But
tbey wished, because of the real or ; it is expected tfcat auotber day's
supposed danger, and many others, ' work '.-u!d lighten her suE Ji-uily
that among their acquaintanccs.'.Lere for the tugs to pull her off at I igb
were many Republicans thus coerced ' water.
or driven lrom tbe polls by fear. The storm of yesterday caught
Sacb is tbe nature of the evidence on ; thirty f ur men, employ t of the
one side. Thousands swear that j Cou.-t Wrci kiLg Company, on board,
they personally knew certain facts, j aaa there were no means provided
On tbe other side, tLourands swear their rescue. Finally, at half
thai tbey did BOt 6ec any intiaiida-1 pa-t four o'clock in the morning the
tlon, nor bear any threats, aud that ' tup went to pieces wi b an aw tul
(they know nothing to warrant the
be'ief tbat tbe elections wcra not lair ; t,jUr gurviv.-rs, who were washed
and free. Which it of wiroefses is abore thi m-rnirjg, more dead ihau
to be believed? Which would be be-'alive, on fragments of tbe wreck
lieved, if the isme were the gnik orj Xo one of the remaining twentv
oiaocence of a man accc.-ed of h-r-e ; RlPQ on b )3r(1 bav.e 0 tivtt0 or
stealing heard from up to the present time.
In these few words tbe Lonisiaua I ltre i(i but liuje dijut)t lbht h11
case as it now stands is summed up: bave (K.rj jij.i.
tbousands swear tbat they saw and i New (iH Dmr 31 The
tbousacds more that tbey oid not sec. wrt tk of tht. bl(, t'irca.-sian is the
The Presidency of the Culled fctatcs . u,)r-, ,i;.uru ,fc4t ia ,lt.curred on
oepenus, m equity ii not jn aciuai re-
suit, upon tie credibdity u sh.cb
such conflicting u-.umony is entitled.
There are all manner of aide lfsues
Especially there is the strictly tech
nical view taken br Judge Xurnbud
and oiifrs who composed tbe Deiao -
crauc cottnuiie. w uicu auaouuis to j uU, j;J ,ri)I)l llf ibea Tce
bis; That tbe Returning Board had , ,.I)ard tLe Cilt.aj,i0 bsd fljj,0 on
no legal authority to consider much j F(j(,.iv ui;jbl a!, (1.ee,ar- nreliuiua.
of tbe evident presented, r'aiu) f-jr aUac5iaif a bawser with
people of boneat ioatiacta wul a.-U, wbi,. fh(! WM ,u (irim.a off
not what tbe Board bad a technical i j.j lvrt bur o tbe Di6rbt
right to find out, but what were thelb(, W1(JJ fre,bed a iitlie atjd lbc hea
actual facta. As to these, we must j b t0 run Vvrv bj b ai u t
i . l : .. . l. ., n .1 .. ; .... - 9 -
rimer weiiiri iiam iuuriu
swear to a bat they saw aud su?ered,
or tbe thouod who swear that
tbey did not see and did a 'A sLff. r
A". 1". Tribune.
Baaallaa a Wmas Alive.
Oneofthe large tenant building
on Harrison avenue in tbe rgi.u
j:...:..f : ;r.t,t. o..,i
ezciuaiveJr bv colored families. Iu
one apparuaeut lived Oscar Hudson
and bis BiistrcM Martha Shuttle.
Tbey bad been recently fading a
very unhappy life, but during tLy
past week tbey qoarrelcd night and
day. Yesterday at noon the whole
neighborhood was alarmed by fright
ful screams in Hudson s apanment,
aud a ciowd soon followed. H re
fused lo give admission to anv oue,
and tbe doo was forced in. Then a
shociing scene wiM presented. Ou
tbe floor lay Martha gasj,ig. aud
groaning, tbe flesh pealed off her
shoulders, arms aod back, aud her
face betrayiog terrible agony. When ,
an attempt was made to raise her the
flesh adhered to her clotbiug, and she
implored those in tbe room to alio-
ber to remain lying. Beside her lay
an emntr lea Lellle mill stearninir ,
Tbe Blench io the room waa aim st
intolerable. It appears that Hud-oa
tbrep the boil'ng water in tbe ketile
- 1 j - 9 re
over the wo5;i and then throwios !
her on the stove Jbeid ,t-r fast till she j
waa almost roasted to death. Medi-j
eal aid waa summoned, bjt th'.
was
wretched aoaan was so terribly
burned tbat she cannot tjrvive.
Captain McYaigf of tbe Four b pre
cinct. Was soon upon the .(. and
be bad Hudaoa arrested and convey
ed to tbe station. The only defence
the orisoner offered to tbe etii.-" w as
thai Martha was too much addicted j
to beer and inclined to receive atteu-
lions from a man in the neighb irhood
of a lighter tbade 3". ' f'. I'rilJ,
Jan. 4.
Aaatker Arrldral.
PorLAD, Me,. January 4 The
VI antreal express train 00 tLe (irand
Trunk Krailruad, due here at noon,
was thrown from the track at Gilead,
ninety miles from bere, by tbu engine
striking a beavy snow l a ik. Th
entire train, consisting of tbe an
gina, baggage, ezpress, smoking car
and on paenger car went over an
embankment fifin feet bitrb. N. B
Ls-icbeil, ireman, ia Cesiiejre fatally !
injured. Jas. Doyle, engineer, Frani j
Ross baggage master, R. JJ Larri-i
bee, brakemao. and Mr. Smail. of !
lbe Caoadian Ezpress Company, are I
more or Jes fefri. The passengers
were U-rribly shaken up, bst none I
ar reported seriou-lv injured. As-
siatance waa telegraphed for, and
traits bave gone tibitbr. The pas
sengers and wounded wdl probably
reach bere to-night
artier, ay aa laaatac Wife.
Ci.tnxsATi. Ohio, Jan. 3. A Ga-
ttUe soecial aava Henrv Creibton. a
resident of Bloom township, Fairfield
county, waa murdered by bis crazy i
wile yesterday aftetnwn. &be toot
bim twice and cut bis bead off witb !
an axe. Tbe parties bad been mar
ried four years.
nTM I llinTHm linrcnn
Mill an nrn nunr.un,
,,
gHIP WRECK AD
i TwEBt j-sine f recta DroM
vivors.
I CT1I.E ATTEMPTS AT RESIT E
i.. t:
ibe hip Circassian, arb
tbe bar off llridenauipioa,
8 uin
eu'.irelr
broken up by tbe last a .in iti easterly
aie ana io..
Twenty-nine wreckers who were
on board of h-r perisUed.
The iaeu clang to the masts until
ip separated; tbey came a?bore
oa a oU,jV.
Jt tfJ.. 'rejnenj!jer.j tLal lbe
Cit caaiaan wen-, ashore in the storm
tbec Llot ,hh ju.L Aj
, i t I.m .to ia ar.fl ..rri.rK aurw
loe rBgeu wun lerrioio 'luiruvc,
,,(i,r,i,..iT. ,.r ,1- . r, ...!.. . .. -j .l:.u.
lL(J ffav)li, tU.ion TLey were
: taheu off ov tntana of a rope thrown
v. . .. . ... v. vuv, . v.
t bv rocket Iroui
shore, no bout being able to be land-
, . , in lhl. a
It expected at tbe time that
t ehiP wonrd go to p-.ecea in the
a 10 Uie cargo prove a
totallos. Tbe storm sub.-ided, ho-
fit'r ud 'l
1 tt- couhaeutly hoped that she ui.gbl
! terday afternoon, on accouut of con-
cia.-h, according to the account of
lhe j )Q)f caj.t biljce lbe
, wretk f lha Jtha Milt,ja gf;eeu
. .Tti ibe rau at.hl,re jn 8 oiiull.
i ir. ,nilll, .., ., h,llir.i
thirty pera-ns, were lost. The crew
f lbe Milton were frozen blift iu tbe
Ijo lbeir 8rma .landing straight
Bixocli.iKit Degan t breB over
her. The men apprehending danger
went iato tbe fore-rigging, where
' tr.er wer e.rdereu ur rroater safety.
i W r i
4 ou 'i,ard. 32 souls all fid,
1 maineii tl;vis exp'.'fed uotil early 'in
the rooming, wtieu it was deemed
! dri-ab!e to shift qoarars, as tbe
jfa!linx .f tfce tp hanijr. caused by
- '.be rolling of the Vfsse-I, Uiade It
dilbrult to bold on. I be ere- were
safely transferred io the mizzen,
w here signals of dutrcss were shown.
All this time the shore was plain is
sight, the moon wasshiuinr brightly,
and rej built by the crew of tbe life
-aving sta'ioa tybowed plainly the
figures ef the crowd ofl' tin? b"Pfh
hurryio t-" and fro io vain endeav
ors to aid tbe men jn the rigging. It
was an awful suspense f.r ihe puor
fejl'.st j Jasbi d to the mast and yards
of tbe ship. Tfcey saw attempt afier
attempt made to establish, fotumuni
'atioti w itb tbem fail, and each fail
ure M i,it'd to measure their purchase
"' t-t,"r ,rt l gi a ""at
dT shore proved futile. As ,"o,5 as
t - attempteu ine sea drove
Uiirb and dra 03 tbe beach. 'Ca
'iu Henry "Juuung, ot Lie Savit
Statr.
ion o. JO, now brought a mor -
'ar iQto service. 455 sererai balls
ttilb a r' Pc atti'bt'd rC thrown
"ol to the ship. But one of ihe crd
hea u,e auip its n-.ij was not
ry seciitc, aud it prix-otly fell elT.
aua tue teuncr .re'j up wbicb
Ijjirty-two human lives depended
was raa:;;.ea iorever. lhe sration
men ali lbe wbiie ttcse eod-avors
ti: re being made could" see tije ecu
iu tte rigsfi-'-'g tiuite tlaiuly, and hear
lfp-ir cries for btlp.
laty of toe weather beaten berop
onshore who b-fa been wretkinc
Tassels at,d saving lives m'o b -y
booa wt-rr moved to tears by the
(piteous importuui'ies of the wretched
" The vi .leuce of tbeir effirts
to eave them fiiiriafed the supnse
tbev W04'J otber ise bave felt dur-
itigtbefaiiy ncai's, a. us spp the
last charge was ati 't off and ootbi'.ig
else possible to humari ff .rt or
bravery remained to tie done tbey
became untuanued. and many of tbem
wept. Theif,rvt'U8 excitement aud
sudden inactivity uuerly incaptcita
ted ths-in for any duty.' Tbey' cot,iJ
Dot leave ;b spot, and it ouly re
mained f -r tbeui to remain jyactive
and see their fellows perish bef ire
their eves. To leavu the beach
wouH onlv add tt lbe terrora of ih
di - atb that stared its victims la lbe
fate, and ft remain inactive "would
urobab'v iriv'a eaj-a Lrunint r.
proacb from the p.tor beJpW ters
on tbe wreck, rtupcriotendent Hunt-
iug Bod his men reraaloed, and jried
to answer calls from tbe wreck, but
nothing U.kt j-f ? said on shore was
heard 'on tbe ship oa account of tbe
directiou of the wind. In terror and
suspen.ii te morning wore oo, the
wind having veered around in the
ttifucMme to west-sour fa west Inur
ing tbe eariy part of the night, be
fore the men went Into tbe rigging,
the cables were slacked, but tbe ship
moved only
Ot d S a ce, aud j
continued during tbe night to "itinke
ib bottom. Kiev time she -truck
the men tii.,Ukhl she would lose ber
masts, to wbicb tJbey bad lasbed
themselves. While conscious of tbe I
: d-nger. and tbe oner imp-..!-
iby ot -.via tbwir .t
... h. tk. h...r1 it be-
iinguf iron, tbey were uoable tol
L:t .h- I .if then.
... --
wi.b more self possession than otbew
Dad taken this contingency into ttietr i
elculation, and bad not securely
lashed themselves, and and among)
ibeae were thw onlf fnir arpd from J
tbe wreck. At half pant four A M
tbe lorn; dreaded crisis came, and
the inzz-nmaat went by the board
with a craab, carrying tbe mainmast
with it. -
A tremendous swell baa struck tbej
rirein aft and raised her verr
hiirh. Wben it teceOed abe thumped
i j . l . . . s.- . i
n-aTiif. auu lds wrriuc i r laren
ibe mait over (be Bid. Ibe masts
beioir of ir n went to tbe b xt.nu im -
mt-diaivlT. earrtinir with thetn ttrej-
t?fi,fbi soul. Tbe cusfm bou
officer detailed to auperintend tbe
landing of tbe cargo in bi deMirip -
ti.in .f ih lerrihlrf seene naVH the
sbip was lying abut ail hundred ! Couim (kre Yanderbilt said, 'I think r more P""erfiil tlf the two. f..rcd him
feet S shore. Amid ibe bowlinif of j I am n-arlv g .ne, I) .ct..r." Or. roU1 l"Jie'.;'s gra,, ail v.
the tempest aad roar of the wave ! IWms prayed by the bed-id of the '' ,Dl!" be Ui"'r u,,,e an..iber piuge
there was b rne to our riM ibe i dviiiir man. aud then some members j " w b srru k ai bun tr .rii
voicesof tbe p.H.r fell own in tbe (riu-uf the tnnly saoj; a few bymni ja 'be shoulder and Mr. Ueunett lell a'
irimr. mnirinir hTinns and Dravioir iniltur t Hies Tee mrj-ic seemed to ! u" length on lb ideiik. C:o d
rh,.ru4tii(.J Thr m. birdlv
dry eve ou shore among us, as we
i beard these thrilling aud BUureme ap
peals made to God. Among those,
on ibe wreck were ten Sbeouecoi.k
ludiaox. who as a rule are very pood
men. During this agonizing scene
which lasted for b 'urs we heard
these uieu praying Tbe beach was
liued with hundreds of people, many
of tbem w roeo, aobbio piteouly.
Some of tbein were wives of the
doomed men. The wiud on shore
I . r... : 1. 1 : I ....
,Plvtni nMorkiA niLner I'ju Loi.uer.
The life sav og crews of Siuibamp
- t 'i
f n, di-tant five aud a half miles ar
rived, bringing tbeir mortars with
iDenj, but did not attempt to use their
lif line w hen firinar, as nothing could
be done. Tbey, bovever, red a
number of blauk abuts to trr arjl
reanimate tbe courage of those on
board.
OIB HAKRISBl StU LET1ER.
By our SpeelaJ Conrpoo.;siiL
IlAEtaisBiBo, January C, IS"!.
Our Legislature 250 strong Lave
again taken possession of the Caoi
tol. Tbey may be distinguished from
the average HarrL-burgerB by tbe
new silk bats which they wear.
Every member of tbe legislature
m riAfa, cd.r. r.i (.A liar M.t ,1...
uuio "-
latest ana.most nooDy style wnen De ; ; lowered at half mast a course w hich i 1 u ,t'T-rt'!1 n"ae l; cer. aiy ttj i
leaves home to assume bis duties as ! wasooti after followed by the prin- j tbe Psrties dl'd nut gi tb- re A
one of tbe lawmakers of the State, j ei;!!,I hotels and other public buildin-rs rp.""rt lbat Mr. Bennett had see or 1
This gives bim an imposing and; I ihe services of Uueral R !n-i Tiv
.a. i t
statesmaudike appearance and fills
appearance
tbe beholder with a certain aegree of '
...A HIT-run. kii.1. i.. ...r.,i
a"c " a'- j tin-A -I omproiuUr- NrornrsI
to his feelings. Tbe first thing he!
d.s wben be arrives at Harri.-burg j Xev Y'BS, Jacuarr 3.Yice
is to apply f-r pasaes on tbe different presid nt Whcler has" been inter
railrads. Wben these are duly sup- j viewed Mr. Wheeler ennrn and
plied be is ready to proceed to busi
ness or to Philadelphia. Mostly to
Philadelphia. At least ibis is what the
last Legislature did. hut judging lrom
ibe improved pertontf of the mem
bers of tbe present body, we are not
without bope that there will be a
marked improvement ia their atten
tion to public business, and that tbey
will meet tbe reasonable expectations
of their constituent more fully than
did tbeir immediate predecessors.
The quiet and dignified manner iu
wbicb the urbanization ol tbe two
Houses was effected argues well for
ibe work of tbe session. There was
an almost entire absence of the
W'rang'liug, scrambling. aud buUou
b'ding for t'ftre -tjipjj" tjisijfaced the
organization of the iat House, f u
the Seuate on. J C Newiuyer, of
Allegheny was elected presideu: pro
tern by the Republican iiiaj-riiy bv a
full partv vote. Tbe Di-iuoerata vt
ed for Hon. Harman Yerks, of Backs
Thos. C. Cocbare, of Lancaster, w as
ejected Chief Clerk; Licious R ige. s,
Journal Clerk, and E. W. Smily,
Reading Clerk, 'ali" Reptiblicaos.
Tbe new Senate Is composed of 31
K-putilicans. 13 Demo rats, and 1
independent Democrat In the
Mouse IJoo p. Hed Meyer, of Bra 1
f rd, was elected Speaker ; IV. W. C.
Sburbick, of Bpaver, Cnief Clerk, and
Juo. A. S niill, of Dauphin, Resident
Clerk. The present IJous is com-
p-i-ed of 119 Reps., and tfl Qerus.
Ueceqt developments sb' that
lhe session of IsJT wijl not be as
tauie and unexciting as some inno
cent persO'is bave supposed. Already
rbo advocates of local option bave
marshalled tbeir forces aud are pre
paring fir a regular sieare of tbe cap
t"i. Tbey claim tbat unless many
of the members of the Senate and
II 'U-e are false to their premise
and pledges there will be a clear 'ma
jority in rao of CPas9re Q bo'h
bodies Vefear, however, idat in
this matter "Hope tells a flattering
tale" 10 tb iriflsds of L. O. It is
doubtless true tbat aotiia f;er"bers
made promises to tbem bet' ire tbe
eieetio, nt, alas, it is equally '.rue
that 'tbe setae"aB iwade rroniises
to
the e-ther aide also It ti a trtcif mer .
.aye.
The "Boom Edl" brieade will a's n
be ou band, and the (booming of their j
Ijesvy guns will be beard in the Leg-I
islaii've iil. Tbequieterand nore
effectual weapons of gold vitft wbieh
tfeev are wont to fight tbeir halites,
ill ali h fejt, tbough probably not
board. Tbeir opponeou also have
learned tbe ne of this p dent weapon
aud if the fiitht wans warm It wilt be
'diamond cot diamond " '"Tis true,
'tis pfty, an$ j;Jry-.'ti '.if trne "
Tbe braves 'of ".Jioue'(ia'' too,
arepiitju on tbeir war-paiut and
wili open a beavy ,ri ajco: our S
ios from erery tree aud bu-b lbat
aff rds tba ftrast ferl'fF t0 tbee sim
ple children f tbd forest and tbe
mountain Prom everv point of va-.t
age tbey will make a Mi lueqoa spring
upon stragliog and demoralized
'Lea"lrJatOrs who are known to be a
Jillle weak in tbe kuiVs ami p'lctets !
ud rlideavor to rapture ibeqi. 4'Mj uleulp oi fighij end privileges
bail! lbe new .mu'f pf 'Mintieijua .'"j Ua,ier the Constitution and' ! of
Aud I ben, too, tbe annual bu-'lwar j lUf! jfiite; S'M'es to the freedineu.
of ibe removal ef lhe Capnol loj jrrrai many fill )(cil peoufu tjofe
Philadelphia will put. in its appear-1 pdri ju tbe iuauurwlioli aud but few
auce aud Stt ;bis aucient burg fr.irn i;, pvlt,:caus were absent. Slaarly,
its propriety. Ajfe tfiina, koypver, ' . not ail of Governor Stearns'
tbat tbe good citizens of Ifa 'is :ur,i
... A '...". '...fa -r l . ..
ticet. u'H, up jfifjiff of posing llieir
darling lawmakers in ib.e vef lr
future, Tfc" ftatur must be sutiuiit
d to a vuta of thai pope yod re
ceive ibeir sanettoo bfrfora any change
can be made, and in this would fie
their sfetv even if the legislature
should lae Weyairfp '.? " the project,
1 : I i. ... . . . i- :.. ii
ituww, gowever. s got at a.. prJOa- :
ble. Tbe soHect iif the iroverunientl
ot lbe cities of our state win probably I Jloutatia, tiesp itcn oi jany.'yJ says: j inrep laaies ana inree gentten,;).
pecupy largely the attention of tbe ! A s:iiuier a it I) Lieut. Doane' ex-1 From eorue caase -tji gatr? cf tl .?. f.r
present bjgictnre aod a strong ef-' plonog txptd.f.ion writes uaro tbat try as open, tboiigu tte rc.it? tar)
fort will' be 'made ia tba' direction ol j tbeir party lost everything by the left the slip. Tie speed whit
reform. Taxes in citi'es have beceinie0p-;tii!ig of a b iat on Snake river, tbe horse were ar-riusr anti 'bp idijj.
so riirprs me io iwters t f real -i7 be partv iivet. titj'eeu days on
esia' tba' "teasiit tf relief aieihtr e tto ai, 'i-.ud wpre three' days
loudlv caiird tor Tt. ntat.vr is ol.'wim ut food of anv ki'id befire
great tuiporiaocr io leuauis as weli as ; r'
iaiidlfdi aud lbe interest Uiauif. -rt-d
iu it iepeiitral Altogeiber ll. serri u
promise to be of treat iuitrest and
' I shall keep joar rtadera informed of!
all tbat passea.
B.
THE RAHRIAB KING.
, . ,
llom fit rmnfrriPO Vannarhllt
i udUI Ll UUaDlOaUiU lUUUUlUUL
"
(CONSCIOUS
TO THE L ST
MOMENT,
- Commodrfe
Niw YoaK. Jan. 4
Validerll.lt died this moruinir at 'I
minutes to 11 o'clock, at hia residence.
Wa.Kinr. n I'laew n r.m.in.
conscious to the last moment of his
! life anil died almost without a ?rinr
'e!e. Ever since Tuesday it ba been
! "L - i. t
tHUDireuL iu uoeL.trs iuaLiiinourA.
' were numbered, aod at the mot
! coutd otir live a few dava or a week
! At fnur in ire morainy ti ri.nHiii.m
became raoidlv worse, and he ez-
j pressed a de.-ire to see tbe Rev. Dr
! Ieem, hi spiritual adviser. The
latter arrived in & few miner. anrl
! ih tbe futl".-rer AH hi f-nili
ere seut f ;r iluriiig the nwht, and
i ,ben he d ed they were by his bed
side
His eldest son, Wm. H. Yander
bilt, arrived sojq after midaigbt, and
remained to tbe end All his daugh
ters were present, and his wife, who
has be en present by his bedside dur
iug the eutire perijd of his siek ies.s,
ws at ber p.isr, as usual. Doctors
Dud.-ley aud Ki'teit were also in at
ti'Ddinre. They warned both Commo
dore Yan ierbiit and friends to ex
pect th worst. Tbe nes of hi
dea:b spread rapidly, and very many
friends called at tha hou.-e this morn
ing and sywp.!bizoi with the mourn
ers, CVruelius Yandei bil'. Jr.. ar
rived ju.-'. before his fuberdied
jfce
: fu;ern A w ill take place Sunday at
. 1 !:.!;.
His property is estimated hv th-e
in a p -i'.ioa loj i Je that Cra d re
Yanderbilt ws, the owner of secu
rities havi'j2 a present market value
of about $5.000 000. and tbat of this
total fully $o.r.000.000 consisted of
stock" and bonds of tbe New York
Central and Hudson River railroads
it ii understood the bulk of this vast
oropertv is to be kept together, and
that nrovi-ior. has linen ni.nii f.r --
investinir the av. ,,n!, ifr..si nr. ir
in his favorite .seeuritir.
As s on as the new? bad been
reJ
I ... ,. . .
, ceiveo at l ir v iiaii tiir? nLH
- . - - n
aHE prk.hidcst wmr.l.r.R
. opinion on in roimr.i Mio..
I rebukes ull recent talk about "acurn-
promi-e.'; lie declares emphaticallv
that there is uoihiig to compromise;
that tbe Pre-idency cannot and must
not be tbe subject of dicker or of bar
ter between men of both parties, aod
that tbe great issue of the day sbali
aud rnu-t only be fettled by the
strict carrj iug out of the letter and
spirit of the constitution.
Mr Wheeler, by the IfcrnlJ in
terview.-, is made to speak tbu.-: It
is my firm conviction that Congress
can never be c msrituted a National
Cauva-siojr or Retti.-io board.
Congress cannot go behind the re
turns, beyond tbe mere qopstious of
tbe regularity of the certificate
Understand me clearly, for it is a
point on which I would not like to
be mii understood Coogress cannot
inrestig.itc wLeiher Louisiana i)s
g ine f r Tii'ie.'i or Haves. Tae sc
ti n 'f th? Returning B ard on this
p lint has been final and conclusive
In Louisiana, it is my honest belief
tbat if there h id been a free and fair
vote, uu. bsfructed by intimidation or
fraud, the Republicans would bave
carriarJ the Ssare by at least 15.000
In tbe five '-li'.ili -d os -d parishes," tbe
very registrar ion shows tbat these
parishes belong to the Republicans.
Mr. Wheeler reiterated that be
w jt.!d scorn t accept power by chi
canery or in'rL'ue, such as a so-called
"c oupr oiii-e'' w vuld necessarily
imply, and al:cr heartily euloizio
ij rv IJiyes, of wh ise successful ad-ni'.nisrrv'-ion
bo felt convinced, he
cio-e'd tiie interview wiiia the.-.-word--;
Id) Uil lielieve tbat this
d:-itu e will be woolly aa unmixed
evil. I believe it is going to luaub
tbe people tbe machinery of the
Presidential election which they have
never understood before, and that il j
wii l,"i ths means of averting such
trduUesortio sirii'o ;c the future. !
Florida. -- -
Nr.'.v Voatf. January Tbe
Tiut'.-t' special from Jack 3filie,
Flori.la, states that tha Sheriff ot Ba
ker
W it -s befjre the Senate
committee, and be lesiinet that S lo
cal Democrat off.-red him$12o tosigu
Lo-i;-? r-nirns 'oy which tbe Uem-
ocra's' are claiu,in-' a n.a" j;jty for
Tilden on the face of thererurn
'f he -atue Ui.-patch says before the
House joi.jitjt'e it was proved by
Democratic witnesses Bc triccdsfcij
clutch, tbat lbe Republicans were
bi1mV'J l'.;'! 1 Jlo votes
A Repuo':can uicoije- o te pom-1
iplttce asserts tnat at tw-o precintstnt;
U -pubucarjij a.ry rated out of a
sijili.'ieui. number ot votts to bfogt'
eu amaj ruy on tb- fao.'of tbe re t irns
for the whole S'.atc ticket, aud yel
Ivrj't ts been inaugurated Governor.
T natik-f io the' woittfVo1: "'- tbe Su
preme Court.
A IJ-Tul'l special from Taliabasse
etatea that tije inagriitiog of 'tv
eru or Drew took place about twelve
M eaU'fiiaf . f he oatb of offi :e was
adiuiuisiiit'd by Chief .otiuw Ran
djll. This aJiress was short aod
very conciliatory. It guaranteed full
o .iicessiou aud brotectioo in tbe eu
CaWluet oifcceri W.Te "rpsent. Gov
ernor Stearns Linistdf dld'uot attend
The tiaih was administ'ereti to'tfie
Lieutenar.: fjernor also by ihe
Cnief Justice. " 'lVe Legiolature is
oitfau'jin jo b tb branches and both
are I'eui craiif;
From Ibe Indian Can a try.
it evii Yo.ta; J-any. i -A Bozman,
- aebfog the se'tfeuierit Lieut
; Doane left, fr lilis last Oclolier to
jraplore the headwatersi f Suake river,
1 He bad wi bbiuisix soldiers, sveu
boraea and three pack mules. Tbe
'anixals were all lost.
Bra aril 'eklr4.
I -aw. 0K, January a-lt. at
ilern.-.o. m Mr. J4in G-rd-o Uea
nett, editor of he Il. rnU a c a.
s r.t -..: .. . ... . . i
' S '. ,. ", '
was met oa tbe si.i
' "rederiek MJ brother . f M;- C.ir
on ue jit. wut a w nave r.eeo
i married to Mr Rvnnr". in list ha-
j w how? eDirnemeot a brekS -3.
- 'Mr Mv bal b r0 wailing 1,-r Mr
Keonett for some t:rce. He aid t's
! bro,ber William May, Lad warci-ed
i the stearubirj I.usMa. in whrcb it
! w M,a -Mr- beQ!)c't sail
- i " neD Bennett CO: lr Ifite I
3Ir. Mrtv
' ae orew Dl,"s' ,n'1 a Dp
i from ii;.nHr it air h ...it.O, f .r,..,
" ! . .... . .
- . ... ..u Iu ..
he'JJ r,P'ul7 Be siruca .ur i.enunt
t i across me lace tnre timts d
; "ireamed from he gne iiu-l. -
jys and from a fribrful u. a hi
nose. Me slavered fjr a ni merit
od lbre himself upu Mv. Tbey
! Clincned, hut Mr. .Mr, l.eirjir lb
'ataioed the sn-i fr-m
t'lf s'.1-h'5
to th ifUtter Attaebes of llje tl'irj
boose aod pedestrians run to .Mr.
Beouetn'a a-sis:nce. N orr at
tempted to 8tp Mr May. who, with
bis bands in bis io' (e:s. walked If i-.
urly toward F:f h aveo j.
It was said by s nue pi rsi'tis in
the club rooms aud iu tb bo;els ia
the neikfhborbood tnat Mr. B -uoert
wrested tbe whip from Mr. May and
threw him. butth-se b wvre ceir
esr. to the scene say tLa so.'b wa n .t
the case. Mr. Ren-ie l a.- enr ed
iuto tbe b u-e and hi fae
bulbed Hissieiiib, was sen- a.v.iv
and a cab w as ordrre-l. The i !,
was taken tr. bis homf 'ti F f b afe
nue, wher - be was at en ie i hv t i-
! pbvs-eian
LATER I be ,(. - i - h ,- i!e
merlin between Ucin.v;. ail M v
will pn.hably t, place t 'lav.
Frederick May a .d bis coii.-i i U-'ui
Baltimore, wht left Ne.v Y.rk m
Friday niibl. purcb.-ed ti. k-s f.r
Moutieal, but it is )r- I x 1 ! tbit
some point this side .f that ci v, but
on tht other side of the twird-r. (j nl
been already se!ee:J. , ih ir Mr ;
Bennett was already fn -1 i : i - ri;tre,
having taken a trii'i lv th" N r i,-r. :
Railroad from B -ton This n ui
J a" P'oO0!I:ty is in tfc
U" ii 'i r
s oi; ra
b'""J of Sraostead. on th
b 'rder of Canada, aid jj-t over ti."-'
eroi.mt S are line I) -oi: :
r f
i .r a wend proves o hivt- ieTi
uuf.iunded Genir! Tael ir
c 10
1 bv i
fi, j ,,. hij , - . ... , . . . .
severeiiidisposiri .ti A p
lbat Mr J .hu Herfcpr wili act i:
tbat capaci'V, as he c iul I not
, as he dul l not e
Litv !a.,t niifht B ri,
May bave certainly kft
tound in tbe citv
Bennett and J
the citv. It was sax bv an nintiite
friend of lhe two irenrlemen I is tiiirfjr ; Ab 01 4 ) miu-ts are cnsant!y stj.
that there is little or no d 'ub' that ! fn-d io the I.yketis Yallev elope j
tbey will fight. Bitii are eznert-1 projrly handle hose tbroiiitb .
with the pistol, aad that will u-biva wa-er is bein c mdocted
docbredly be the weapoo chosen It The ni ke i so den-e in this locality '
is said tbat this later point as lha; tfcev are occasionally prttrated
8greed noon before Mr. Mav U-fi tb - -
city. Neither ez Citv Jud (;;:r,.
mo S Uradfiird n-ir Record'-r !:nk
etl could be found last outfit at ibeir
resideucesj and a rumor was Currei;t
ihnr tirri.iin.iiid &tT .r .;Ot t. .. ......4..
r:i-t
to arrage tbe affiir amicablv An
'ther runi.T was ibat Mr B-dt -r 1
aud bis brother Dr Bedfird. b 1 1
left the city to b pre-euf at the d;i !.
the firmer as a second aiid the la', e'
in hi professional etpicitv.
Arep.rterof the ri;;i-M called a!
Ir. May's residence last eveninsr
and bad an interview wirh his fiili-r.
Dr. Frederick May. Tae- II g-jie-mao
wa verv mu h aitated. and at
first declined to couvi-rso uj n
subject of bis son's whi reab itr. h't' !
ubsequentlv stated that h l-f; h-onpj
the previous eveiin g. Tbt? d k
bad evidentlv been weepii. and b;
oervous depression aril tr-'iril -'I
voice told but too pNiulv the s !i'-i
tude be felt for his soc.
.Mutiny Jail
Th" prisoners in rh- j t'! a: Y on '
toiyn, Q, ni i'l- a d-s pp:i-p . !rrr to j
regain their bb-rt y 1 y .,) ,,.4. j
lay evenin VSlii-i rje-rij' If-ak- j
a'id -me "f his iruards j , if,,.!
jail to 1 ek up 'h p-:s ,': z , a lit
bef-ire elii-b1 oVIoi k. they f ii'il tbe i, i
iritanizi'il f.r a ilbb n res!a-aii-e. '
The officers went for b lp and s .
retiirne'l with I)-p'iTv Plarr. htI l -L.
W. Kin. Tm four tha pi'e- I
the prison ail ca!l-d o jn -h- o-i-
oners to subm't to b-iisr I ek-1 up
Thorn .-.. nino f ill i.n .. I .:
large ahuuts f c !. aod slu 1 -h
miHo At - ttiPir . ci. .pi. i n . . ..
ro . i - 11
ly filled with -mall p:etv, ..f ro ,1
fbey stood together II th .,,. t-r
n. iPriun i t . c r 1 - .n o r I - II.!-..
, r' I ." ' .v ' '
demanded that the v sb iu' 1 I ir I o i
tneir weapons. , woo, mem eve
ed Ibeir winnigauis to b" I k -.l o;
but tbe others bowled ia d. rl.s'oo
cursed, swore and thrpa-p'ie.l us 1 n '-e 1
two suficntipiP'i actj seb-i o-ed o 1 e
iy. .ir. urtan inr r n-i'j tb-' re 1.
'' ;
log seveu tb-il thev m i'- 'ur in t '1
beiig I'fcke-1 11 :. bot i.hev 'li-Tt i lt
stootf their gtoi.u t a
.! rji I
(vr. knpar fti rii 1-1 of tr
a-... wn.h ibur tiloorlfir... nttiz., A. II . 1
" ' . . ' -. ! " 1
''"" ' " v " ."' ' "
oujr autoupi to utrarp 04i r ig'iu. a.i.J
s ftp udja It BUiu'refi W'erta dettlfje t
1 , . , , ,
ly witb tbe prs nerft, tbev eft tbe
J.
prison, sent for belp. a'id w i bin a fe.v
". . ' .
ImtQJtca iiisJirtry o,r jfie ; .!: e !
orce were on nstio toe pr ioupr '
durinir the Si-ritTs absPT. h i 1 ci--l
rietl ppery af'a;; :;i? rjo-siji. into a
crnerof ibe jail, and w ben t he 510 r-i
, .. 4 .' ,
i(T and, police rrtM-ned were readt
.. t. .i. . i. i
f.l iHein ii'i i,r.f, iisr .rf: oj
Knsttn.r n.ti.1 at lliu mittk .riri.. Pl
,."' .v c - " - "-
,. 1 . l-J ,' v 'r'iu'i;m j tte cvur.-e ol an b-.ur
would die in tbeir traek-, bur never I,,' '.. 11.,..
,, " . , , I tni-H a.ut s 1 1 re sLptlileU, Out at a orl
again would ihev nertni' theni-evesi . ,. h,i p. 1 i.. ".1
, .... - ,, iof tiiU.b d iu. u.t labor aud me throw-
! be t uafii 1 1. rte c-js Tn o.V ' , -.
1' " V ' j ' '- ' I'i'il n,i laiucuse iu iUJt of a:tr.
Vk- k . '. . i . . k l' d Sf1' S-otv. a .d l-of,rthefu 1
of Wb'fb t "tk .fj-el and ended the re-! , , , ,
. , . . r tt I an -I S.X tears t-Kiui,iug March
belrl m. Jam. .. -CTrro vvn t.n ,t in . ... e
. , ti t' J ' i. ' t- '''i- 1'iiu u!ji.,iu.i, itj were
ihe leg ana Bo renw It aou -n 11 Tie'' , . , - .
, -T-. - i i lao.dt J. m i u ! (i a Ui U a ri ar 01.
foot The inti'iiieer!. tl.io, ! I . . r . . a "
, I ' ' t ,. . i
"I' 'IKOIH iu 'H ( 9 :1 .if,
Qfll daf hef rf piped. t;( tbej
dongeno 'fie tr lil-lr vfris ai ra--:
ed bpcausp the jail ; i 'k if-ave tb' in
fj.,,1,..... witb tbeir suppers io
of VjfTer.' '
f'nlal aiplaklaa Areta al
Vp' ' VPS' Januirv 4-
nigbt a seigbii;g parry roii Aa'-'sia
approaihtd Huutets Point Ferry t
Thirty Tourtb afivui, pw V"'k Tb
laritp slel b was eirawo bv t a i fc r
ses and contained be-ides tbe d iter.
jvpry descent to ihe bridge. r-j
ll iup-"-'bie t , stop the ti .in
horse-, l-!gi t,t -a a i.J tt
precipi'uied i iro tr-' a i-e. '
tine 1 1 lbe nanv were it--i ,i..
I. . '
ar.d
. e
i ..
The
niisriiig man i Viu F -t'eu-, of As-
toria. One buly L t ti an ami biokeu
Tbe horses went under ibe ice and
were lost. I
KiilrMii rrlttent.
- H-Sk. Jwairr i L:n-
i-
- jcioea - i di-P.cb repor that early
- ye-'e.dy m-roiug c .!iiM,:n i.ecsir-
. ! .1 .,.. -... .r ..
- V ..... , - c,foi ,. ,J ,
- 'f'r'
y tim-rt et
cii oiie t'liij
f C ;ei:jai;i. by
as ir-;:r acarlr
i 'ii-'.ed. Tb? other
m c n.-id-
rably d.tm -ed. and t- hundred'
fee; tfo-'lt! work burued to tLe
ouiid Tbe-e was no lo.-a f burnt
was no lo.- f butnt n
1
A es:ard b.und freiitbt train
' c-n"
1 aded wilh bi.e f
: t-nenna i, oa.j .ti.ppej w tae
ter, and rs conductor neeieeted
ed.i .-a rt.ea t. u ig me appriK-ning
traiu? hr f i hr;in- K frL-ht
' , . ... .
- ------
-ue j'jj h i-nn icu iui ma tus,
, orivinir i T-rl sucn oi tLen as ere
n oi j imuiv J m'
eaiii t at the
splinters with 'b
head, on a uu t e
wnn;u f ,run-d pin
f th
trat k. A ;
ibe en;ne
f rod-, fjrrher
j iiiippti the traek. aad bv tbe tirce the
ro-tie is r ached, voided over iu-
.1... . :. ..: ....
( ur 1 1 iur. a ui-!aii'e io i?.ijp
forty fvrr, win re the flaws beV-ned -i
n the furrii v door aid set fire to'
the timber i: tbe tru- le la a fe :
mi no es tbe tire bad cmibt ai -og '
i he whole ii-uifih, some two hund.ed
'eet. aud i: and tbe five or sis ear
wh;rl w ere staudin up n it w ere j
wrapped io a lonir sheet of 'lame. In
b.j.: a i h m.- tbe ea'.ira tru-tle w ith
the:
cars came tumoiinz Gown
1 herrf were between two buadred
, . . . , .. . .
auJ t'j-ee l.undred live h -e on the
irj.j. a.i o. wuitn were s.i.eu auo
iu:st of them burned.
Ssvi-ml al Mian an I Ire
!. AH'
;l'AN'TlT!fS i,y i liAI. AM
TIMKI.S C.iN.-IMKIl
LKK.:
M "I i,o u
v ' :i :i pr .
JaTJirv 5 T'e Si
rt
iO Lyk-.-i- Yillev f ov
ir,- t'.-ouj ioi tioo r , -2'i !
C i.l a or tiif !..-(-,,,.
n 'O
tire
l.si
e Monday af erujon, atU ti e
j- ai:- v C a! C oiii aov. wbieb
.ier.:e Le CoJ.erie. Las airMitv
s...f..--e 1 a ! us - f s-ver.il hundred
' L -.i-an 1 d i,.ir-. w r.ic
proial.-es to
lie la''i iv no 'iiiented Svt-ral niru
a ti ; ti-.i- li"eu driveu from tbe u.iaes
bv the i.i-e. are ei,asr-d dav
ano
kt
'I
tit
r;s to
-f
i in
ilvs'.ru ti b.jt lbe difficulty
rei hiL; l tt- rendered their la'
of
o!i!v putaiv s-ie-ces.-iul.
The first
t-u-
r . iii . i ,i iiuu; i iu
i.' lue ure. .Appearances l'-el ty,
re. Aopearances lo-o v.
L.ev.-, iniicnre mat their worg is,
fiivia; a bmrScial effect; but tbe
!e:i.i...rarv cti k hia- not relieved the
. - , . .. .
o- p. e cere or too tear tiat aI tbe
c .liii-rie- in tbeC iii itv mav bt; vi-ted
hv i lii- re. rti'-v nr c.iU!i-"ted bv 1
ik'yrri3-.ia pi-stfe-, and -O'iiid
"i uj-av. raoir dratr er.,P th-
1. i nil m ilar.if-r of d
1. Ttie priFjiipai etT.rts
.i-r ari- directed toward plicitiir
: o!-tructi -u.- to tbe sweep of the fire
- -'ward, w -here tb Bi Ly and
Wi;!iaa,.(..n c llienes are loea-ed.
inree mi l eve iioIj aleive this town.
i hv Kselt'Cis. a'id are drawn in cars
! t the
fdee to lie relieved bv other.
jibe cmirse of two small i-trrann
j bave be-ri diverted from tbeir rizi-
' ,jal chaou l-, and tbe water con-
. rf tii-ril iiirn tr.M l.nri.in.r n.inu r-
al lioe-
of wooden tr.'Ustiis earrvif'jfj
j i:
:
t p iinis w here u is uppo-ed t
"I .t 1
pded. At the m-.nrh
t.-S :
b'ch
li'.e t- a I trp s! (--h..u-p, iut
ears loaded with c -al are or
V bo:sred. These s'riicture-
11
loar
tiave
ts-en di-corj-ecred wnh tr.e
-! .pes to s-jvp them tr im de-tmction
t...r p.. iT i.if.
.1 sioii:
ir ir--caii!iin would bave pre
e;;'ei; i
l.nrr.i'i.r .,f . !urju ..n
. ... .... .
b
u-e arid ureal damage to the i.ia
cb'iiery, wbicb cost abnit $M OIUJ
B-teen s) and !0 riules in the
bor'iiri.r niini-H arp siioo.ipii tn bre
r i en sTiiT irated. a f w a V of egress ha v-
Oiit iee:j cut J by tbe hre. that no i
nu ii trie l.ve-have heeu lost is, in a j
i'to; luea-u'e, attrinotaOte to tie!
f icr l.iat rbe fire occurred on a boli -
bay. w ;Le iioaes tero atca
tirefv d s.T'ed. ' -
riitr. i.sr liiamu
ahlal triwrry e.aifefl
A O ut leu o'ci ii
ji ji .ii a- t l Vr o fi
k l.a.-t evenii.
.ui t 'Z lb
H
a oo lii-i U'
1 j
U-ilt-'t-S I. UI i
. Ir io
V l'ir! ,,, ii'. -r or, 1 k V -, . 1 Ja.
! i ' s,... ,,tL.t Tr. 7,1
.... r ,r u- i ti,,!
' " ' 1 " "
,
roiu iLe 0:11 -s inr-jUith the engines.
rtaioi:eaa lsn.if ..'oil Cp'ier
lf lCe tusilvU , WQtu.'r
!,ud., ut !L,r j eU.rt Wa8 rra,Lrd
i.'i itiixicr, and
,- . , , ,
opeUeU, a Ueiise
t,. V Uel .ii tu
1 below but litilr
..,ulitl. w ffeeteel below
j fJ"! be t fTeccd tt the Second
j ateuue side, but on Pir-V avenue loe
I iireujeo succeeded lu reaching the
rll:e- tl.r;, -,.., Mf, ..it; ,i t, 1 1 . . r till I li I . ri
.11. , . '
U-riu Stsj tba lui'.'tt tM Ke vuti
Moli 11 : -y wi.bsiooi. and wfi'cn 'tbe
oij.U' ofwa.tr Was nt ccssari.v at
, -.
A.j rstinia'L- t-l II.K lo.s I. i.o
cstlUia f i j tjji; j .t-s
slble,
!bi)C the
rea'.tf lor. o(
It ua I",
na'.er.
1'ije bun appeared to bave a
isfs" Siotn o o.Oa ou Lauo, auo me
I, 8 . " , .. r .
i .rs w hi he c.u-iderab!e. Ine sit. ck
i , . ,1 . , ,,
'noil iiUiltJutr-i are luored 'i..
illiti a.
,.
i i . .
-
. .
t. , .. i .r, , . 11
ALlslA..laa'iary 4 Hju James
!i; J ;,. ' ' ..."..!, i l .A
- " - '-s
I 1 E 1 r 1 1 , 1 r 1 I f'aliii ivh Miii-i.. i
t a- a'a-iall -1 . , I fir all ill irriil It. l.ilT'l.t
l tcoii g t r '
p,M I fclisid.-m, triy one of the
t e'i. b;isid.-ui, ny
ii !' L1'!"':1 d aud t .rt iiiau.dt is lis n
wio--u pi ijiiMoii an siiiHiit:ta.
I'll-! U ibe urit tune a I'aOu'lUate fot
S. li.'i'- r 111 lltia mm. tiii.r ri..miii..
eS ; led bv acclimation al the fit st elect ion,
JuA :Vi t Jet p'tonal Piftboff Wa? tt -j
ft i If I 4 ti sp- clal a on eiupSatlc Ctiu
Lis pbiPt ul to Mr. Blaiue His ' man
wa- tire-enttu to the caucus bv tjeti.
i Pyde, 'rt-iioeiil of I tp itrtiX-p, tl c:
OO'Jetf nv .Jr. Neally, Speaker of lbe
H iipf. Bt.ij .-p.c.aj ibiot-isti.- speech
es wrir made Io bOOI'iijii b icaU u
uir(i,trs .l boih branches of the
Legislature.
ilitri aid hf tarmaalof
i.W 1 t'KK .1 H.uary
1 - '.e ..f a par.
'. : At -e t ie ti itig -v
ii.!. r . I', m.-j, iv
) Ct V t . ll v . la-
3Tf.ifi.s-!
f Ol kllie..
(r ni ifo
j r. it tl i
ru .. ver b
n.it.- and Li-load a-c H.pbte
'vs.veied Irotu bis b dy that
:'e lay wu poaut sidts of tbe
track.
Aetr Advrtitt9tnU
Y-alUNL"E'S NOTICE.
N ( hrrhT trUmn -f,.u T.Jin H
. r . i.. t. -."
M of
VaU
t . M. SIIAVF.B.
Jsa-V'-
SALE.
n i J
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: - r I r. i-r t. ttkntuBllinan. ... k
! n ran? way. aary id. Is...
to.'i .riTrhp. ai..!hir.:u-wiBt'i.rriid naj
, nai tn-t of ui i:aau is
Shi-l To.
mr . ...
. .r.qtB,mFi,
uiDie ln.i f H:ria Simrt-r larhl
i -u-n i .,m.
rn .,; h-ri'.bni..i
rijtnrt ain-1 ia a a-l t ralnratt.. a arr
in a- xi.. as .-llroi or-hr 4 crvs Invi
l rw uncx'ot never Uumg iun ;b
TERWS n-lh;rt iglur.l aa Ih- K 4 nf
April 1?TT atu-a (wri.4j aiii texlvra. aa-1 :h
u .: ,T-- is :- s) ul aattl iyairatAr,. l.
fl r.v ;a-!i(iiin to rra!a a n
a;. a in-Una atr l.rO':c spea.. -r, uitr-
r- ..- r:. - ixr
liieruio m ;
X vttrel 1
HL.Ntt. F. J.C t TER .
A I.E.
. 20.
ijli!T .-rr lxrni is Ep.wb 'anr Km.
Net r.i.'-kA, wnat U iitu. T ariiotiir!i a-Krv
SM-i.XEE'S Xt'TlVE.
; v , i. kf n. ..,i
: Wl! h-v- mi " T'ir"r Kmrnwni to bm
. 1 ovn ff rr..'ll..r. or ail ihirmil arsl b-rl
-Mir m ;i rr niinrj i b an,
, lMmr mM majtl. Ih(.m tr,..,n wltlluo, ,MjT
i mit-ir" a. waLa't a.
I lr. IX Ai4aaa.
c
tO CRT PROCLAMATION.
v nr::.i. th II -i..riMe W:u.ia M. Hm
Prp.:.l..TiT ul ihr M:vrr! I V arrs ot l'.aiafcifl llraa
ot ir-C-'Ur.l;-- ..:n;.-iiii .ilTveoia Jairitl
I; f. too JU';i.t -I :nf '-.an. oi iyrD.J Ter-ui:!i-r
oi ! r-':i- r.t J.iil IliTfrr. fir th trial
all .-.ij.i:.il Ait-t ..i tir ..riirr- iu Itia aiO Litrct.
L.i A. Ti -iv.a uil Jni .M.-wat. L-
iu.r- -. j'u-:. ! . it-l ..:ir 'if e'.swai. Plra.a4
J j.-; :. . i ' urs -.1 irrt a-l IVrminsr. a.l
i.. ri J:i l-.iv-rj. if-r'tna mil .'I a.l 7u.itil
an S .ii f.-r .:t- i.. i-r- lit ;.'ei '. ! S wrwclMi.
.ii.-;ri.r :i ir-i fv to -Jirrtrii. s a.Sl
i:r a I " mrt -it ( . iftni. Flea, an.1 li-twml vtasr-
S 'I tftf .'r. Ill litwrai Jil
ery on cnrif lijirranil fi-nBiDr-T, 1 Somer-,
Oa Hndr. Juanrj Ii. IH77.
X.nvK i TfOj fim u al! tae Jajtsrra of tha
Pr.-. Oi. I '-.nsK ii t Ori.ii-. autiia Itw
I ..I tn.r--t. iiAl itJ-T tbra ao.1 iberkia
t i-ir j.r ;-t r..u. ana ;u-irn:li. ri.u)i-
l.;it -c ..iiiiiZ wLKh w tlit-ir rfct a.1 la UiaI
r-n!l 4i.-rlD : r .hie: an.1 slsir. Ihry aft..
ii t,r..ruiii lriiit the i.rit-orrlhi are.ciail
' I in tfte ;1 i -arr t V .inty. l r tarn asia
ti-rv Isj iiTu- u:r ijiOA Ihrmw riall ha Tuat.
: litD W. eii-
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YORK
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Wt" "BJ '
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; 99 William St., New York City.
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ttf ibe'Bi.a. Ai.-c.p'i l-r;icp-, triiw A-fi3. ha-y
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k ,- im-f- a.eo n 1 j-umiif "t tins c, unify. aOsl
with r vrtn:I in T".!Dic
In 177. it wiii fnniiid ! v r-a'!,rthtvai!os
afl m.y t tara ; em'-rn'-M; h-e-j ?
S-rui nrt i Shi on tafi y trw l.rnd lax Wmw-
riK .STrliM.atKlaiiUM-uat
ia thp workil i.f ;tis ru.t ralual'Is literary aaJ
-l-;i!l. ni.'f.tf ..f OiH,lT. (riorhWM A tha
; iaa i..Niii.iaiitt, ritira.
.ir,anu-ut.i k.isi. ui ivt.
U' swiotJ " V ' "a ierU'in""a
' x-frtii nsvaztn' -.t -ixty-f.jur gi'in awra
rri.n
TH3EE
AND A QUARTER
THOUSAND
t .u: 1. f !aTi:i vr.'a.. i: i.r rallra matter
y-.ir'.y lr tir nt In d iull--ti'.w t rra. eoo
n et ll - aiii- Ulit "f tlLAl'.rT. atOi r-rili-. nw.
inn .. t w.j.! an-t ai h a aalarMr.-
wy rinpli. iraiw itr!nir! ry ao 'h.-r i-an.
i;. i'1- o. v.'ie K.tya. K-tI.-w. e'r!!l-Uia,
s n.,a ,.ilKJ.i jn.n..i ana p.,ntie.i
ln:.-l.ti.n. :r-m the m:!ro IKIT ut F irt'icii Ljl.
i it th-r-i. -s
srry A m-rli-an
Ml it a lnc.o:v irv ar.l
;.Hi"a'. niin4'..a
r at. 1 in n.-.ttfl'tiTurfwr rtt-rariir taSrv
.t berauav It emtiracrs li liPnjnio cf
THE ABLEST LIVIHG WRITERS
in n'.t sruv h - oi U-.cra'.urc. SV ien-r. Art aad
Opinions.
Vnv,.!y io It t-n-i(.l toany whi.lnlss to
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rvj ni the th ant tt lUm Io soy
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I't. !iV-o aai.KLT a: is 30 a ysar, Jrri of
t'EAlr tJlfer For In 77. .,3
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GLEXX'S
SULPHUR SOAP.
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Ihorocchlt Ccazs DisE.rs oe the Ski,
Beautifies thk Comi-lzxiox, FazvE.fTa
AS.D KtMEOIES KHEfHAIlSM ASO jOt;T,
iiea-s SoaES Atto Abbasioms or th
tV'TIO-E A-NP C0C3iTI.CT CuXIAUWl.
This Standard External Remedy Ibr Erajv
tiori Sores and Injuries of the Slem. not only
BE MOVES rOM THZ COMPIEAIO.- ALL BLIX
ISHFS arisin? frcra local impurities of tbe
l.K4l and ob-itructioa of tbe pore bat
tiiose prodaced ty tbe tun and wind, aucb as
tan and freckles. It reader the ctrrici
MARVELOfSLT CLEAR. SMOOTH and U.WT,
and bcin;; a wholesomt. beavtifiee is Ur
pitrtiiOic to toy tosmttic
ALL THE BEMEDtAL AOVAXTaCES Or SCL-
FHCB nxm are insured BY thk ise OV
tiirnu'4 kuljthltr htHlji, ahitti in atldi,
lion to ita panlving crTect. reiuedies aad Ills.
vixts Khecmatism and GotT.
It aIo disinfects clothiso and trei
ami rF.vr.vT5 risE.srs comwcxicated bv
cs.oiAi.i- w.ih tr.e i-tasoM.
i IT evolves Pandbtsv, prevents Lv
Mtw. aiwt rctartU grayness of tha hau
Physicians speak of it in high terras.
Prics-25 and 50 Cents per Cike: per
Box (3 Cakes). 60c. and $7.20.
N. H--Tlie ? ccat cake art triple the aaa tfcoac ar
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HILL'S HUB A5D WHLHUEE DTK,
Btarh ar Brawa, 3 rraoa.
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