. .... . ..7 . v t The Somerset Herald. KPWARD srri-L. Edit, 1.. ..JUB4 23, 1 FOK SfPKKMF. JI'lXiF. : HKX1JY CKKEX. Northampton Co. for ai'MTok oi:.f.i:ai.: JOHN A. LEMON, Mair County. i. 1 11- -i.. . Ti .... 11 ,n,,ir 1 iMrT l.. :.. ii i ii, ..i . .i : .., i .. i ... . . , ... i ti.: K..1...1 ., until a xiut live o cock in tie mom- entered noon the lscnarire oi its "rl ""i rr U lii-i wApi jtAiiUi'i- i iwit-i. iiniicijues iii uie c.imji, .oki uic uie nunc me pim itmou jj k""" i jts echoes wi 1 he met iv t if aim aniiui. i ms coiiciu.ie.i nn: n.-i , , i , . . . . - , . i ,.;.. ( n Tts for once in their lives rn esidf.xt ; 1-k of and for him on almost their fr'am'hnrand a "b oad 'Sold U wl ' St until two oV ,k yesrday ary, 1S7., submitted a ; " e JAMK A.r.AUFIKl.D.ofOhio. erypae. No meagre of public : r0rular jam was tho itT(X,t i the ay j until the sound is hist John A. Ian wiw in the crowd 1 j rniHin, when, Mr. John Maloney, ! reinirt rcro,men.hnK the esmiWn . J") ; f ' l I.l.eyeiu,et.,l since the war. but fmill the Trettry Department to ; in tll0 thun,It. mir that s oW in the street and cheer after ;-'" ft!, propnetors of the W hite ot (lakes Ames and James l.rooks, ; n . um - kou vice .'1.1M1.FNT ttif.es to his ability as a statesman Foundry Church on 17th Street tVum ,VnnsvivanTa !in,l the New Knj-! eheer went up for Logan, Lopin, 1 ; to the Mayor s ol ,ee and en , rely exonerating Mr. (.ar- 'V, r,, M , 11 Krr V VI TlitT New York an.l d.votion and Ernest. us as a ! Kvery window on "(J" was .Kcupi.d an(l ,tatos; ail(l thc ,TOat stile ofj an. His comrades soon path-1 and k.-d that he be r.-moved. De- held, Henry L. Daw and he other , w uJhlim- ClIhsTKK A. AKTIH. K. N oik. . .by the fair sex. while the sterner sex ! Nnv Ywrk tril0lTS.j And now, I cn-d around while the band played jtectrve Mara procun-,1 u waon and t onpress.nen whose names had lcn ! ! Xim t'hc wt-Xorthwest patnot, and on this n, h,I is b. s,i ; itS(.j. whh the stroilK A ; fl.mVH.itizen.sLit is our preat fortun.. i a selection from'l'inafore -'lie was jfnvcd Montgomery to the station mentioned in connection with tlie ; 1 ' 'H 1 n c T ; his claims for election to the (hif u.wfi.r,,. fr t!,. Ki.enL-ers h: been I i ...... ' .....,i.i 4.. 1 L p.,i.tl.., .! in . feu- house, where he died in half an hour. cham. The part of the report i !lur." r,t . '. , . .. . ..... f ..v. ii iv.. inti.imnif. ..vi il iiniHi. (n n iAri. eports from the erops throughout the country 1 ... .1 ., show, that, the viel.l will W even more liounti-1 ful than that of last pear. Thf. nomination of ex-Coven.or , 11. . 0 ..ll..i. ..( Sw..ni ! iiiiiu.oui : i"uui"i v u.-i"iu , having failed of confirmation bv the (Sarfield's nomination is almost as '!hh as (irant's, and l.rediets ."u,(HK) majority for the lJi .-publican ticket in New York, even if the Democrats are unitel A(ii:i.iN; to pajw'i"s, Seymour the Democratic accepts and le- elines the nomination for President as regularly as he takes his meals.: .... . ,', ., ii , Tins week liowever will IlliallV set-. tie the question of his candidacy. ! 1111: i.epuoiicans 4.1 in,u;u'.a nave. i:ii4ii ;i linn 1 .iiiutiiiiii-. mi , tale to make a veorous fisiht for the redemption of that Stale from the ' 1 1 thrall of the Democra.v. .-. : Tin: Mgmlieanee of the Kipuhman ictory in ( )rcgon prows and ,h-, ji-; ens with fuller returns. The entire Pei.ubhcan ticket is ehrted. an.l i , - . , . ... . , the Ix giMaiuro is Kepubiican in Loth branches. A clean sweep like assures success in November this for ! ..lirn..... .... ., ... ,;the(;i(0ak(.rsan(n,etween the st.or tt,Mwfi ,rc,mVf,llow-citizen s.a scholar day last after a session of five months . and thc daily utt ranees of its press i s.wv1( the full Marine Ikmd played Jwi,0 ias f,lUn( tie l,.lt1 j devotl jirineijially to manufaetur-j for the last five years, proves con-1 choice national, patriotic and lively ! no j,riInr0Sl. p;,ti., but forped his wav in" Democratic thumler for the ' clusivelv that the policv of that : nmsie. (ien. Devciis. Attorney ( leu- inu..m jlV eadv industrvl a soldier lV.-id. ntial eampaipn. ! parte knows no change nor shadow ! ,Ta of. ,the 1 nit,Hl Matos Vn'k'1 1 whose si.ield is unsullied, and whose S.i.nt.-, II,. IVi.l...,t r,.l...ii.(- i ,!, ,v..,r.l ,:,r.l. .r I!,,.uMi.iu. I ;,!, ,a'i,s,'li, . will, tl o war.1, an.l .via,. ,. ,.r..I..,'.i.,l a,-1 i.- rti, l.a.l l.rn il.arly .Mim.l ;J.Uarna,,.lll,s,.,r,. , IsliT. ,ovl.,n unq.li.mal aial , Xr ,mY.V., I al. n . . .1 ih.- liV- ..ll.i,,,,,,!!!!!,.. v ,,v. ,,rrl,siv,. ,! ,aai't,,,,o gravity ll.t 1-:(U it, .lip.ity ; Um Maui ii4.t t., 1,1 aH.,a!, all ,r tally n,lmf.;! I,y tte ' M n- , W . , l.o . 1..U..M U oil ,, ?,, . , . I , . I IJ'; press from Allegheny county m this il. ,... j . ...T v. , ... .kl inM.n this great array, 1 1h- lin.S(.rv:l1i(in. It lhoou-d them to whoden.anded the obi mans money, crats and Uepublicans, who were ''"'".r .k.,LLkl,.,.rt,,,,T' r.. u.i r.noi.i o.il.il xv t . ""''' 1"" ...,,,,.,.,,, .y..i .-.,.1 ... ..... , , , , ,lf .i,,,.,,.- i i - , , .... i n:.. ...., r..f,w,..l j,. I..H lw.r4.u.i.i4owo, t t . Sirti.' ivl-.it.. I "e siauilfiiions laiung 10 uie oeep ' , T ,. . IVnoM-nov with its fatal rea lion to , that out ot this constitution ot ura (J" unlike .,eaker "m ! 3'ho excitement now on outopiKKitioiii.a Tuesdav ot last , ,. ,.,.,.1,. ., l,.m,l of m-onle ami tx ' ' t;, ' Aineiie.ui j oj e. t iiecr.-.j .,,, (,f mus ami ahihtv, who were ''is nione wa concealed, and one . m inus y.iid, uniikt pl aker li.in-; r. ;,wii14!,...m.1, . , . .,. tI , i. the policy which had nearly shiir- " 11 : ' 11 1 l ' j. l UVhen I rethvt that wherever vou j 4;,.,.,i tteer thehio of state clear of the scoundrels struck him on the ! dall ami otln-r purists of the Dem- , ,M,ar'1 mdoc. .al-Ie but the WH L w recked the Union when the IJepul.- : 1 "ZCtlS the sovereign power, every rev-! J1 ak! ami Anchor it I head with the butt of a revolver. The ' oeratie party, !,M t tole o nier was safe. V omen fa.nt,,l. Sknatok C-o.nki.1m. says (icm-ral j lk-an arty-bom of the exigencies t is not h(.;mm,l m Y state lmes ! J h'art on this ,,rth bows down in a ,ati. harllljr. No matter who old man then shouted for assistance ; r: rt mwy. He allowed wi.at, ".""V. , ''l.Vfi.ln und m.i.Hnat. d as u.cir an.11.1a1e. lor , received a grati lying welcome. 1 ! 1 h i.,,,.,, ti,(.I!1;;t.V.s ! rt l( K-ngs to me soven .gniy ..: , A ,. lnk ,W(loll,.s r,M.K,.P,,. ! Hon. W m. Montgomery gave h.m CoveniorJudsie Porter the present Ilepul-hean (. lub. one hundred 1 fltrt.vr ,,n tiK. r'..lt ,l,K trin is of the rei.ublie. I thank you (or this . great mfliiuue with the members ot Compiler of the V. S. Treasury. ; Ptr,,nf ,i:,! 'd'le.l at the dcjK.t,! u ualfu.; rti,(rrs!l lJ.lv- 'at and gn.-r..us leinoe.si.atio... H :KATTI.,.;,lUl,- Vt.. June Pi.- j the bar, and that influence was used He la- a spoil, .vpr.tation and i h a h m""U'! "1 th.e , mi xm what it has done in the V helo.e you 1.1 a poMti.m ofj Tll(l ruil,urs upon which yesterday s t- the full extent m In-half of his viMi1.,.i-et.eP,,.ublic-,ns,,f thatri' ' 1 1 'i l"t, or what it will do in the future, JrT" !:,r 1 ";. j d.-spatehes were base.l concerning j abused i. Not a member ot the W 111 lllspne me IteplUilie.lll.H ol mat , (l,,i,t was tendrre,! n seren.-ide ;iod '. ' . .' tins time utter a word on 1 lies'ibiecf I ,. . : 1... ca. . r:-.. -v...: 1 U -w im.rt.ni i.tmlv l.-ir i.-..,,l,l (iarfi.ld and Arthur. of Southern Uepublicans. A ratifi- j ' cation mcetiiK' held at Montgomery,1 iiiiraiinutiii,, nt.. : Alabama, was forcibly broken up the other day, the speakers leing j K ited from the stand with rotten cgtrs, and the usual "difieulty" affording excuse for the discharge of fire arms. Tlie South must 1h? k..,. .. , ept solidly Pcni.icratie. you know. , Am.i.v! the announcements ealcu lated to bring down the mercury in the thermoinetor with a run, is the anixjuneement that Mr. Congress man Cofl'roth is an aspirant for the Democratic nomination for Govern or in this State. Thc sort of states men of w hich Cofl'roth is a socimen are not in demand for Governor ships. The further he drops astern the better for the hip of State. ' ih itJtljili id llccart I. , , - A 111: j 'emocrais arc now .u-seiu- ble.! in force at Cincinnati, . .. c .1. . :.. . . a",, a.' ii. neM.ugg.eu.i ..M-.m.uiu.iwo,. nomination is now in j.rogri-ss. 1 laving made j -r;i ... .,,,.1 ,1.., t :i..r- tlw.Ir 1 u.i, 11 unit ,..4 .(iv ..,'. .ij V . , ciliei stocjv in inme since io.o. uiey have given that cunning mampula-r tor such claims upon the tion, that they can scare, l.HTse the grip hu has ujm.ii noniina - ly -hake it. There is a conviction abroad also, that the ; 'old man" will not pen. nt any! oth.-r candidates to carry New York, and as that State is the key of the campaign, his opponents in the party ; are in great tribulation. If Tiklcn j is not nominate,! the '-fraud'' issue I is dead and the party is w ithout a j rallying cry. Altopetner the Hem m i ii i r it imi in i :iii :i kUHMi iiiii. . . . i t - - ' and the party will doubtless breath ; treeerwlien the l onvention deei.i,v . . .. .. , whether the old h.her is to V or ! ii..t to U the. candidaic. . j . ' V ; Ok curse, no one exjvects that j our candidate. General Garfield i v.-oiili) litiiii.rli iiiirp nx Kimu pscniui ! the mudslingers of the Democratic ! . . , ' press. Ac omj-anymg the announce- ( iarfi. Id and Arthur. " V s""igin Tnr onthem 1)ci..,k.,-v ! a'fr" 'nt-n m,uMe,l by i inn Sonth.rn Jhui.K.a. !,.is,(41 h ,,v ( , j (iarll,.u to inaugurated its a.mpa.gn, by show-; imt-t hm. at llarr.sburg and pi ; ing its usual contempt f.r the rights west as far as I ittsburgh Ihe ; i ...iir t -.. , Sonntiir was on Ji:ml. hut said that ' ment oi ins nomination ime j.ro- mpht. ll.epirlwas only eiphteen j Irmg allowcl to drink of the f.mn-fi-ssional scavengers comnieiiced ' years of age. The authorities have tain of learning by ringin-r the bell si.htfhing him. Ifanv one supposes that edl tagonistie jarties to administer well jiiul bon.tlv tho nffiiiis, ..f Trnv-nr.,. ,., .I...' :.. ' . ! ..... ..f ,1... ...lr;;M;..- -v;..-.:' , ..ri ruu i iiiv 'iliJilU.ll till V. .4l,iliLUT' ! i i iv 1 1 1 l he Kepubiican party, a thown by ; its successful career for the last: twenty vears witk the characterless, obstrueiive ivolicv of tW Dcmoct-jiev. 1 General Garfield will W ininr- i """V "l "...n-i;i., ..., ic, i ,roiu .i w.isuiaim a lew years, Py the : honorable before the world, which I'nsne.i. i.enerai Uartield add .,- ... i , , ,e iTi.ieu.r oi j icurv .auk-v , w nerc ; coiisem ,i an, ne was me t.residcnt : h.is .roten the .l... ns w h . . l.nimd uie ueinocratie iiartv were we 'V mis Kin i ,.i wareiare we uo n mr,l..r na ..otii.,.;,,,..! i.;i.i t.,f ..n ni .-i S. . .... , , .. , ., . .. ..o ...i ..' t.i ..... . . " : ................. .,.j,: ... ...i i,.,in5,-. iv iiirrs. j ii niigiii ; it, and ennoi.ied it i.y me willing in- ot .ui me .tux .linages inev , not. agree wun wim. ne must sue-. the pirl was asl.vp m her Led. W that he would have been content 1 dustrv of millions of freemen. Our i by attacking his tariff re, Tl 111 ! II, .... I...... ...... 1 ll... il i i. 1 . ' i J . cecu or laii iy reaon oi ms j.uniic ! "" """' in,- axe uiai was io nave jiassed the lite ot a ftudent i candidate of the rej.ubhcan party is "ad always layered protection tol60n recovcre,! to j.articijiate . in and jKilitieal record, and it issearc,' ! J , aml , waj-'on in which the ; there, enriching our literatureoradd- j the honorable rej.resentative of that ! American "industries, and where he niany more disgraceful brawls. "lie lv worth while to attempt a rcix-nsc I was Maalwl to tl,c ertvk. The ing to our scientific resources. Put idea. If vou believe that this is to ' had aj.parcntlv varied from a such died with his lioots on, an aj.j.roj.ri- ,',,. ,.;1;fi' jyounjjbuly lHn a goo,l rej.utation, j it was not to W. When the trumjK't U; the pnneij.le which is to bear ! course lie had been in line of certain ' ate wind-up of an eventful career. to i is iHnio; ..itnmtm au1 1 trio murd,r irasc.mslj.robably jcalh-d an.l the country sjwke to her. aloft and onward the banner of . reforms which he felt were necled in I ,.. TTT TT The issue of the canqiaign, al-, by jealousy on tlw j.art of Mrs. sons, away went books, studies, learn- j.rogress, w hich is to be the guidm-1 the levying and collection of customs j Attempt to iirrak Ja.l. . 1 .1. :.. 1 r.. ... . ' i.hni- ti-.m i. ..i,.,-....! .l . : I l r i i. it i . . .. .r.. .-"'It .. " I " ' ' g ri . 4.4 . 1 4 1 .- . . - - ... . .-- -.-.-i-. ,...-.,i, , .... tlll 111V I in. i . i -. . i struck the fatal Mow- Xi4,. i.l l,.,. in,. l,;..i.,i.,l r.n,.-,.i ir i.i :i i .. i- .t . i;iou:ii i in ! 1 1 1 ii iioui lis oiM'uinir. , ..-- .c oi,,. f,iT.vii u i ave in" aiiu aca.iemic im. as up i.ucKien i star nt i.oim, nn, i,witir,v ., i 4 ; i iiiu i iiKciv w in; a outer jiersonai one,;, , . , " ... u.i vm. ivnu.j ii'-.. unu, u is cuuxkiicu in in-neal annV,tW,l.rided by throwing mud iiXr8" U r-j as a soldier bravely and faithfully j James A. Garfield. If you turn your ! Population ofthc Capita v.. Tt .nwoil m suspicion. They were until he was summoned to the Con-i hack upon b in, vou turn vour bv k "--aPu- or souirting dirtv water. Tlie ques-. hMlml in v.,.. ii.;i ...i..t. .i.e.. . ..f 4k.. i-..:..i 4.-.....- lv.! .. 1 ' u lJ -u'ur ",l'K i i .ion.iflhe I't.imiu'i.m.v nf thr nn. ' to l.rcvrnt anv do,,,,.- .f l....t.:.i ! ,i,J,i(. .il... 1 .l.... ! V', , ' -c, .,4,411 ,,, , , u, , HAMIlMJTnx, 1 j - 1 1 ... ,,,,viiiii ii.iii.4ii icaif in- "o 11.-4 u iiicre. cnii.iren. vour conntrr mill tm 1. 11 . s.....: .. ;.,, . , ., -'.nominaUHl Gartiel.l. Avhose charae - is the true tonr-iistoru 1.1 l'i eatn. 1 - - . 1 llljl. If tli jKujilc an satisfi1.! tliat the' Demo, rats as a party have shown superior ability to govern the conn-; tfy th,y ,1,0UM ... ntru; tt.l with control, if the Republican adminis-1 , a.,mhl,,1 i i i t 1 tlieuS S ! ,2' llTsAU of 1 taji Uviv on a p,rae led j investment hut tin re is .-Jong m trat.on of affairs ha pven -1,, fke- I "' K 'ft "moR I A. M.ook of New ;'!-, and yesterday morning he cn-.the transact,.,, t hat impca, -.!, tion. that ty should be retained : (1;n. eVt.nin , witlM U1,. k n-nade : Vri. ,dv in tl,-far .Hit of our line York, Hon. Dudlev C. Haskell offered the White House an, called ; integrity The ( redit .Modi,rehar in iH.wer. This is the view sensible ' tendered to ( ieneral (.arfield bv the tijv. n " fr,t!ll ( Kansas. Hon. W. P..: iicr of South whiskey and sf Itz.-r, whirl, he i pes were brought to the attention of . . , . v4: ia'.4 fit. f .1.;,' i.. " '"' ' ' . . r i: i .. i...i. ' drank, but his ston.ai h was in such C o.v'ress in Is, 2. and in HeeenilK-r J 1111 Hill t-lfV Ul HU1 .'-.. " ' " f General (!arfu-ld has tNxlhvandiThu demonstration was a very fine nnn mwl VK 1V)rili'1li'lti'il 111 1 1" llif with the KeimblK-an party since its;,.,- x- j,' !in,i birth, he attested his. devotion to its i j Magistracy. idoubh-dlv carrv out the well defined ! policy of the Republican party. He : ' was noiniii ominated to do that.' he is , , , , i dtodo tl.au and his U,U . i i ..: 1,a : pleilpet w ell markeil views proves that he , will do it. ()u the other hand, the course ofi .1 1. 1 t 4 - . T in I iiiiii.u.i'oti.i i.i.iii..tn2 in iniirriiuv ' I nfinntlmr I?iwti irisl fiillv iti linWiT : ; ' '., 'l i" coiiniici ce iini.iM"i w nviv 1 ... ,- , , , n il . 1 u". " " . " " oil, and tlie country Knows 11111 wen I what that means. Next week, the Democratic candi- i .I... - . 1.,.: .1 1 4 ...I unu ociiii? ineii reici ico. e eiiit i ujx n a campaign that must result:" 'of the hour strui.rph-l enee. ; 1-., ,. ... Uv their works shall ve them. i.AKI'IKI.II AMI 'Mi:i:oN. u...- r u Traia-Tb Proian tn Senator j Arc-p ibe -b.irnitu.hip of in. ! xsiiomI lommiiKc. Tl. I II, V.. .1 jiakkisiii i:o, -Piiiie 44e11e1.11 into CXHI- .... 4 , 1 .1 1 .1 4, 1 : niiiMiiuimii. .um U.14V piiiieii mis1 Garfield passe, through the ( am al , toli,,,rty fon.vtn The shift-: yesterday 01. his wav west. His,. e . 1 1 ooni,nr ,. iHV11 :mticipat4-d,an.l he : riii'iviii a ur;uiniii cicine. (ieneral ( iarlield was eomiH-lled to "top to the front. Col. Herr intro- 1 1 1 A il - ... 1 1 A . ul ,l 11 1,1 ' 1 n ,n luwl. ; the cheering hail suhsided (,cneral ,-,4.., . , ... : uhi riiaii itu'i kii.14 14 11. 1.-4 wui;iii hi : duced him to the crowd, and after1; ... ,r . ;a,.;. ' r Garfield made a few remarks, chief- ly of thanks for the kindly expres- ol gjvod w i . t oiigressinen C,"!.!,n1'1 Mitchell of Michigan ' alio iiiMoni Win-njiin and llu.nphrey. ot!5t followed in short i speeches. The party sjicnt twenty-live minutes in the town. Pelore leavinn W aslnnrrtoii Sena S'nat,,r w on han,, ,,ut t ,iJ that 1 iirimr i, ti I n.r itlir'ir,.ll.ont ln n,i4i I ,T " T h " e,. . , ' unahle to L'O so far lis Pittsbtiridi. ! , . .... IIUUIU 11414, 1I4444 4-4 V1, 41 llll ll.l ..... 1, .... 4-..- Huntingdon an.l then returned to Harrisburg. He thus bail a chat of about two hours with (ieneral Gar field. They were closely closeted. When the Senator returned he de- umniiiiiK.'iiiwiuinm.iiui 11 iMMiii-!, .1: : ..1 l ... :. .. ... i 1 .1 .1 . e 1- . ; 1 on the authority of nn intimate inen.i mat, me 101 .c 01 conversation i , , 4l ,,. , , . T- , ',- r.i v- chosen bv the republican party. Lin was the chairmanship of the Nation- , .1 5 1 . ,, , ... 1 ... cll , coin, our martyred president, was the al Committee. Oeneral Oarheld and .. r. u. .. .1 t 1 his friends arc anxious to have Senator Cameron accept the place, as they feel he is just the man to organize ami carry on a campaign for victory. Senator Cameron has thus far declined to accept thc place. He frankly told (ieneral Garfield that he was averse to assuming the resiionsibility. He proposed to work heartily for the success of the ticket, but he did not care to assume the enormous duties of tin' cliair- , 1; . ...I : - . iti.., if 1... ,,..,4 1, ,..,.,,1.1 4l. :iiiaii - ui. -iiuou um ii.i-.oun 44eic Z V, t ;;V"" i? ,V. , ,':!vieU,ry. Uenewe.1 cheering. ( If . j yr :."',,, ,, . , " .. "Mil ni.um in- oiauioi 011 jinn. . -1 , , , , i..io...i .1 .11..-0 . ri,; . . .:...44-. r onRf. u iiouiu cost, nun j 111 v I Ii,,u.-VIIIMIUII,I1BU1 Jlia illliliriUIIH. .... , i. , i ... . . . i . . t ,, ' .v ..... ...,i.fc 4 .,..4 .uwi " V ... i t-. " I some others to try it on. ... , I . Il I. 1 ;,4,,4,M ,.. 44...U4 ...I,," IO ,1 II 1 ,bj part of it The conference was a very pi, Those who were made aeo f iiiainted ! I with the inner views of the confer- i oluv nr... till hotH.ful ihat S,.n,tT Cameron will accept. ... 1 i ljsteriiiiH Munler. The dead UmIv of a voting woman. : i lkmnil nik in i 1 .v,i .1 ..-! K ' iV V- Vb w ti J. ' Cries of "No ! No !'" Put I U lieve jNcwiork during the months ofiS .,, J , , . . . j Alrlls,. September and October, I 1,at WlU VOluh ,mjl ha land Mrs. Camer,.n obj.rte,! to that j '7 hon?. trll' V""'. antl ! nuniiK'r oi oricKs, i r t i . . t i ks, was immd in j Tuesday last, near ; Sugar Creek on .ew l iniadeipma, unio. HicIm.hI .111.1. - 1 was notified as that of Marv Sen ft. : from Indiana on a visit in that neighUirhoo, w ho had been missing for several days. Her skull had Urn crushed in, and other marks of violence indicated a brutal murder. J1-, "PP" that she ha.l Urn kiilrtl several davs U-fore, but onlv thrown lt) t,10 -(.m.k on Mon,iav srrtametnii.n me oo.iy was nrsi ; '" a ""'b. as the affair has caused ,val excitement among the ikvi.Ic. ! PionorSfi.alorHoar. . Ptstox, June 19. Senator Hoar was given a recep tion to-night, and ! Fai'1 the hapjiiest moment of his life ; ",,m.u, 1 ''.'V51?0. (V.nveution ' . t,-r and statesmanshiji , t nnii KT!iiPGn44nu.i.r. ii. ... . i- 11 - In (,.1 1 1- ; ii iiv euiogiwii. .rwWi j. . invriur.ui uiin ;i,itviii um, (iuiu on it . -w., ... - i i nidi' tvi-mi-i uxua vti iiit: v, iiin.-ii rur iiin.n runrcidrinj t'oni. n-n-r ir. orr. tvashixc.tox mtttf.u. I From Our Siwolal CorresponlenL w.ilww, Juno 17, is'. V'l o. j'b, -''-'J i fu.'uMm - n j constructed at the hotel and was tastefully decorated j , - - - with Haps and buntir.p. At the front t :of. -rZ 1 w,th Plft Jvt w,1u h htnnheil hpht, ; , whil(1 cal,.ium hht at 4h nn1 Ulh , i'a ii i:t. .il..-,...., : Streets lit nt the se'-ne like the noon oa v sun voionei i.uuiMoe, ueri.ii iii oi me I National Neteran I luh lntroiiucd -UUO . . . . . . Ff.li.ow-Citizk.ns r I I.I.HH - 11 IAI,A liir.llHUIlilll ' i.i 1 . . .11 : , 1. 1 .1 11 1 c iM'ople stand to-day enthralled of one lof the grandest spectacles the world iCV(ir s.nv that ot a great live people i about to choose their sovereign who, if the duration .f his pow.-r is short, ! still while lie Avieids 11 lie jmssesses . . .1 . c . . f .;uro)Kr Xow l,.t us ap- 1.. .ti'.iv ) i:irini" iii:;i ill iiii iiiiiii r cireuniscriiMKi ov iiiem. iut is as ..it .1 i . broad as the distance that separates the gates of the empires on the At- lantie from those on the Pacific seas. ti ! , -. 1 Tl. . .....i .;44t .4 !... . i IV. 41 4. 4..-. I 1 11 I I'liruiul.i'U liiui I .lllli; I r . .. r.4i. . i ;.. III Ll llOtll IILtl 1.11114 l.- llil.-. ri l II JI.-4 years ot struiruh'. Ihrouh thesi riurtile. ll.rougl. these strutrizlcs n.ul.lw.n n.vUiuu 'M.m'rl.,' ' L ,J .. .1 t: , . ' l 4 .1 I IH'll.ll' ll':il M l I'l 4 " 1 ' II I . ;I1I1 44 III II 1 brave men have walked!"1', " V, ' " , ' ' 4 1 " ,.1... I. ...... l..;.l .I..,.,, il,..!, i;...u 1... the nation ini-dit live (. 'h'ers 1 Tlll ',. (.I?.i.,11ii1i ' ...i ..iir. Italized in the amendments to ie .,.! 1 1...1 41.:. . " ' . i :.' " .' 1 Vi ' V luiiiiiean pt if .ir-IV 411 1114 '4.V'l44. 111,14 4 111 Hill 11 t.i,.,n 1 .1..,. ;i i, , ...!, . , ... 1. .I.., ,..,,11.1.. ii,,.; .i.n'i..i.... prot.-ct the great industri.-s 1 ... - .,. i ;, . 'l 4.14 (Vt ll. L'J J.IU l t Klinil Jl J(- 1 ' - . . : . , t.urr(,1K.v : if you find it has i , m, to t,,, eat do, trines of ,i(orv an, p hv dlvllylt flv t ,,,;:, ,.:,, :. -l... ....... i Ti. ....,,.,;..,....,,.. i t I'liu-imo m..t ..mii,lst hones ..,,,,1 ! fears forall knew how stron- was i ' ur attachment to irreat leaders. We I k , rtl j h lhl.nst.lvw H1 t,- j o c,mt(Vt. we knew that there i m k su(ie Jisj ,1,.)ointllR.ut an1 1 i- .1 . 'i ,1 . ! f u t, 1 1, , ;,t , lllonu.nt r . . . ... 1 w hen there would be danger of di vis- I . ... . . , I . .11-1. 111011 iit.T 44-., iio4iiiv-.4ii i ' , .... .....4. ........ 4.1.. .1.. ..1....1 111... il I safely. Cheers. And, fcllow-citi-j zens, we have remedied the discord- j ant chords that were vibralinu; at least one name was uttered which caused all to sound in unison and to j . - . ..... i - n .ium-o .111 e 1 114 .414. llll' il T-44 4 lllll" IV4 I.UIll 1 .1 Hill- Thm vrilvnU have been first, tumultuous cheering, and though years have passed since his death, we can scarcely recall his name but that we fi-el our eyes fill 'acrain. Our true Moses, who, like the i 11. .1.- ...;.... ,.r..i.i L.,,1 ...4. lltl'lVII 44.1111, Fl 41 Vm. 1141 I 4 4MII I U4. I- iwl Hl; 4li tvmrrli i 1 ir it'iliKm-tn o --i.i vv in nu'-viii,! fcin.. iMinviin i-o n 1 I throueh the I Jed sea of war to die only as hisey.'Sgazed upon the prom ised land. Then followed Ulysses S. Grant, vociferous and continued - ..,.u,;i-..v 1 (.1.1.1 .,..1,.-. i..-....;.. .... 4 114111111.1 41011. I ailll. 114.14. 11. 4111- ., . .;, .1... ' , ,. ' , luiuiueii 111 uaii"ei iiini uinusmavci i" ""-'-'O. fiiui.ou.umio.-n,,,..,,! : .1 ....... . If : our next president I cannot speak irli. iiii1ii.il' luriioi " - " " .1 ' , I III' IIIMIIVI IH'l III IIII' r 11 V . :i I II I1..II I t ,v.1v'ni. iU'lll'l nil- ...-.t , ...i r 1 c ,., uie union .inn ui hut me nag mat 1 with as much mrdoni. f.r you all'i i . . . 1 ., , ... 1 -I, kiiow me lmimaie relations 1 near , .1.1: 11 A 1 1 11 towards linn, and that which would fr,,,,, , ,,1, r 1;, 1. , ..,,1 mifiht from mine savor of lhittery. ii-iu vm, 1 1114-1 tui, in.-i, n-vnijr-; r. f 4l , y , . ' as clear in his preat olficc as the first ! president himself. Cheers. And n.w' In-V fnom's' wno i; thisthat we ! 'm l .",u " l oi , uurIny iiyousottgnitonndan 4..IIIIIII.I11 A & I llli-l' II , I H, , mode dv which our free civilization r vrmi i ill ii ill imr l.iutiiri' nf and lilierty are given to the humblest as well as the highest Urn, to seek and aspire by loft y aims and by high ambition to' the Y'reatest oflfee in ...1 . 1.1 1. li. nut m James A. iiartiel.t r Oreat cheering. The studious boy that' .- . . read as lie walked along the tow-1 . . . . . , path, that st tudied by the light of a i w inter's fire, and who had his dreams. i Thev were not dreams, jerhais, of iweaith, but dreamsof that ennobling 'treasure which knowledge and virtue unlocked to their votary. And so it was that this pure U.y struggled j the right to work, to laU.r, to accu-1 Republican strength in their delega for his ,ilueation in the very college mulate for himself and for his own i tions, with a view to securing a ma where he sought to compensate for! children Tle.t Is tlw. ...inTi,,,,,, ! ioritv in tlie next House. General or swerjung me recitation room. So His thoughts are known to all men. ! for he knows is the word he 1 not Urn ill fav ' . , 1 ior,y for t!ie 1 sprang from is no man that smites the anvil nize.1 in him TCheers.l ; L. . J i .4 . .. ,.v 1 ,1 , . .t 41 1,1 1.1 : . ... 1 , noc-oneealment. Where cverv bml Fv-erV .V..,l.'i;.. ..r' r..:, V " i!"r"j egeu uiai iunuer progress, IIki.laikk, ()., June 17 A novel. Then along the sen.emine walk .as spoken that has ! whatever f.vlin. X, " ! "mM;rintcnlent was imiKissible, his ,mn8 aroused a contwt has arranged hymrtiw ! s,h thw iii,Nlcrn Atla. who on lis or of Sstice and HU ! as,.iation 7'"1, ; r I . " ..l ! a:u tt.V u 'enanier-; lei low-prisoner, who gave the alarm, here, the result of which will not W ' sloulders so well carri.-s the woild sons of U,U?-for' he Uf whatever ibrmei Amuect ion is I v IT ' n 7. f ay,to fIl,e nm wa's n. ere empty honor in any event, of Mount Vemnoii. losing d.se anion- then, n,l i!.r i K..,., 1 V. I.,. t r "Ll . "' VV' .. I' .w riilmi of 1 ,0,(KX) the city of to cut out with a cold chisel a por- Richasd Crozier and John Brnidon t hi is the er..,v,l nihrri, w dr?ve the r.h. Z I ZlZVT. "-w l" iVsiun? 1,11 f'ntaining over 140,000. tion of the iron side casing of the have out in, a forfeit of S.Kl for a ! n,;.4a n,.t t 1.-., 'i.,- who has not rm.g.! f;. , rc,,uire,l two hours i match Wtween Joe Crow and Tom the particulars concerning the nan a friend and a brother. I no slurd 1, hi l l .1. r : . M cas.-s where J liard work to accoj.lish this, and all McCarthy, to sir which one of them i who on this "estate" liv.,1, mo--etl Tlie nlatform of tbn rin. ! 1.., ..,.'..1.... . r," V . "rii o""''iio coma not, ie nad at that time the prisoner remained sus- can hew the most walnut loirs in a and lmd bis Win.r Hollin.r,vrrth jfore you for discussion at 'a more 1 . ....... ... v. . . , i.uu.ii 1111 ii.iiiv ih 1 convenient time. The history of that ; flag, ami onec more War it victori liartv is beforeyou. Kxainineitand 'ously into the centre of the enemy's , judge it. for we have n means of; nidmiVof the future 1ml liv thei.ast. i , , .." .. , , ,r , I 11 I.. ,',, l' ,.ir,u Wi cutis ot Our hnes are formed J..r th.it M"l: . . ! (.en. Um k& it. "munis '; H i 111" UI1 Jill IIM" I 1.1 I J' I ! t(, thc next ,-im;:rcsS) ,d he is a ! . ..t if a 1 C .. 1 i ' 'I 1 ' " nV J V. ........ i ..r -,H,.T i i.i.iiri dllil II Z 1M1 VI II I I II ( 1 t 1 1 i t r i ii i iriM'i'C) is n s 1 1 it' i Er'm ivi run.-"..'. ............. . - , leader in this bloodless conflict, and ! If .' II II 'I II I n IMINHIMTI IIFII in I. .11111 i :s ow l.f)r(. Vou on this l.lat-: f),riu j ,j0 t knw whether he will (? h in f, r ,f tlie nomination , that he can make ,(1 ,.all ;l ,,llt j . . . 7 am sure mat ne win ne reaov to ac- l: niiivliil'e ibe khldnis Mini Aiiirtev . .1 Ml I 1 t!ll). oaU wind, vou make uton liin to-nitrht. I introduce to vou, 11' I 11 1 ti rOWUtllll UT ! I I I il I 114. Mi ll 11 tl i""i iv.-i.- nv ri.-m in "irnouoi a Christian gentlemen great ai- .plausej-oi.e resiFc ting the rights'.f cverv man. because he himself is tlllJ nilKlilLMln onil .1 C.r. wf I . w, I T 1 ...,,, v... 1 lnirodiice A. (iarlield chei'rins. gentlemen, 1 ieneral Jas. Iiud and continued (Ieneral (iarlield then stepped for years we have denied thesoveivignty of r.ny man, and in place of it have ; i .i r il :.. i, . l asserieu uie so creiiini oi ;ui iusic;ii - . r . I of one, 1 see before me so vast a con-I : ' . r j I'onrsii. tli'it it w e-iv tor me lo liiiMT-1 ' " t.iu-.u, .um ii mil 1" 1 " :l" IV " 1 . " ; I uncovered and with unsandaled feet ! 111 the j.n-sence i.t toe niajesty ..I tlie , ouiv sovereign poei in uns peni- l ii i. iri icn -und'rAlnighty(,od cheers: and therefore to this jrreat audience 1 pav a respectful honia that i.i 'of general .olitie 1 WOUl.l not mar! , ... C , , , , the cordiality ot this welcome by anv r . . - - reference except to the p resent mo- ; meni aim us sigiiuicai.ee, out i wish ..... . . . T . . ' . .. I ... 1 . 1 . .t. . ..i. to 4.'iii? t .nt l Pil'irn in itT inn ol llnj oj , l"','laTr' are my comrades, j a , ot the army ol tl,.- union. ( m f.. then, I can spcak with ; entire propriety and can say that ; these very streets heard the meas- uml tread ot your disci .lined f' t ! NV'1 a!-'o when the imperiled repub-j . I,.. ...u.. I... 1... .noi... ...1.. .... .11 .4. ,l,.1n' - "lr nanus aim near s . . save it. vhecrs o?l came back from the scenes o conl let with your !,,n',l,,Vr.s '''..unished, but those you hit behind were martyred heroes for- rwr. ani t haso von lir.ii'dit UmAz ever, and those you brought back, , imifii nnrr .unooH. 1 l...tt lull. ,... 1 ... . I,ia,-,,,"fi M .. .. .I.O U on, ners liore 111 their hands the .-irl.- oft . ..... ... , . c , 44...!.. no. 1114 IIMCIIilltl, lll'lll III. OIOO(, HCUl of the war. And you brought it in safety, to be saved forever by your valor and. the wisdom of vour l.reth--. .. .. . 1 - . . 1 . ,1 al . o rcur. ci to a.ni w, T M V J,,"'-v meciuzens 01 me rejiuoiie. j. greei you. com rades and feliow-soldlers, and the great body of distinguished citizens who have gathered here to-night, ! who aie ti.e strong stay and support 1 of the business, o. the prosperity, of j .1 . 1 1 : me peace, 01 me pacn.c order and 1 g.orv 01 me repuoi.e. 1 give von maiiKS ior your welcome to-night. was said in the welcome given to the Danes m England, that hcrglory 1 , 1 A 1 . . au. V'"' "atIOI':!lltK's 1M'' "H.11 they ; 1 Xonnaus. Sxon anj Dancswebe : But only Danes Id our welcome of thee. i . .-lii-ni And we say to you to-night, of all natonahtp an. people, soldiers j 1 .1 ; '"' iniiuuir, iiuie i.- one gieai ,.. .1,.,. .,.. 1 u V " "l 'f' V .X o ;,V " ... .1. LT . " " i jeans us 10 victory aim i.ea.v. ror, ,1 ..,, , ' , 1 llll 111,1,11114 eill 444'IV 4. 1114", 41ll.l'Il, X L, . ... . ' . r,.' ...a.iT4 4 4... 44 ... 4 li.-.u 1. Lmr I ..,.-... ,n 1 ' ' - " 1 J ' nox. okohok m. k T ul Jl'.rf '-V 1 r, ami said: IK-X. OKOHOK M. KO!KSOX, next speak-i M Y Fki.low-Citizkxs : No man t w ho believes in the right of free,-. loin and of j.rogress will ever despair of tne .vmencan repui.nc m me ..res enee of the American people. You j their sections, but he has positively arc the chosen people of the world, j declined, as he says it has been con to bear aloft the banner of political I trary to the ideas of propriety for a and personal j.rogress, and to make eandidate for the Presidential olliee it j.ass down the line of centuries for j t' electioneer in his own behalf. The all time. The key-note of cverv ! (ieneral, in conversation, fully amne- j.rogress in the world is to be found . i . , , ... in me si.uii wim n swe s in t , breast of every i him to struggle man ami inspires i an.l to strive to! rtehieve jiersonal liUrtv and free-1 T-,1 ' 411 4 4" IU : idom in order that, he m.'tv r.ri, tV,,,i out of the condition in " which he finds himself and rear his children in a condition better than his own. That is the true spirit of American ! oroirress. thnt i verv Tiin.i iilmii i..,4-., ' the foundation, sj.irit an.l idea ofi',:,r,eli regards tins as imjiortant, the reimblican partv of this country. "nd believes that by united and vig That is the idea w h'ich makes labor orous efforts this can lie aceom- ertv - lovi vi., , .iiviiun-i in liie nil. iruarii in . . .... . . e u 111 Uhe old ir.lor ,i.,ri ,1 . j ...... 1 .... . . r. -,.ii- ng 01 every languaL'e and ot i trut f.f V4inTol.;., ...o.i.. ... '.:..i..i 1 1 .1 . e .1 r . . .1 r , - - ... ..... ......I... ,.,..v.i.,. ,111, . ... ,11111,1' j.,41 hi was follow- , tt - r, , . ... ! lrnber-er of Vniisylvania. Tl..f -ill ciuiL'i V.-l I il IK I it h 1 1 II ....... t ,.il,c;.w, ..r..vnil- !...i r.. ti. i..n.1..r.l lnnr ( inriiil,! nn ii 11 ll ux nmo.'Hii in onds (ieneral Ixipan apic; IFIIM. III IM1 J I I ' - - - the l.latform. The multitude seemed wild with enthusiasm. Men waved their hats and cheered till they were house. ( lnvrs.J Ex-Sirrclarv 1 Join's hoarse; ladies lluttcred their hand M""1" pronaoiy causci y nilia kerehiefs and cssaved to hurrah inationoi the stomach, the inquest while the bands plaved with all their j "as adjourned till this morninp at mipht. Evervbodv triwl to make a j ""e c lock noise. Forfullvten minutes (Jen. ' 1 Montgomery was the Lo-an w as unable to speak, the roar I youngest sou of the late Hon. Wil from the crowd drowning the noise ! l'' Montgomery, . ot W ashington, of the hi" bass drums. When quiet : 1 iie hitter was a distinguished iioise. had been restored (ien. Loiran, in tones loud enough to be heard as far as the White House, said : "Ifanv one desired to know who his tirt "and last choice was he would answer the nominee of the lleulli- can partv. The candidate that now bore its banner was all that he or 1 1 w I leool.' COM Id (h'si TC. I f tlie IICO- i i ... . i. . ii in nuinm' oesirea a nini 1.....1.., i.-i.l it in tlio lu ision if """' l"V ' : . f .JillliC.S .1. 44.11114-1.1. 111 .1-.- t.v .-v. tween the republican and democrat- jciiiii-n ... .... ..v .... .. ....... - I .. l...-. 4 I .'1 rill. I. I I 11 II latin's IM'- tlie first or so-ond choice had leen let the only choice now be the nom inee. All sores should be healed, mil there should he no fccliiv' save .mi. iifuiii'-i- mid io his old com- rades he would sav "touch elbow rs on .1 1 1 r -I me inareii .ion in-s ji.in.ini m n 1 t;,;' vi' tory. " i ... . i . . ..... ,.,,.,. .,,,.1 i speeeii was me crowning etlort of the evening and;" 11:1 i-ogicr on me ccnuig oi uie a-t(.r ..;., hi,,, the crowd dispers- i murder, Pabe" was arrested also. Wl H ,,,st.(l? evidently feeling that his aMearancc on the scene was Teat IV to IMS Cl'edll. Pll'KKT. L.nL- of li.-.ttl.l,ro' wi.r., more tli.m n. -. i.,..,..,. t(, Wnrr;inf the rmliztMi tins inonunjr. iMioujrli is state- ... nt ,,.. t . ius w ill reach up- i ' .i i .i j. . ri,.s uf tl)(, i.ri.l. at, S. M. Watts, wl.ol.a.?un,loubt('dlvleftthecountry, allll a, th(. .lirecU.rs lM'lieve, taken a iar.,P ,la of ,nonev with him. how : ,.,.. i. .... ,.,., .li,,.,! !,v n ! L,,.,, s.areliiiiff invfsiitriitii.n. which vviu be be:iiii'on the arrival of Pank . ' . - . ... , KxaiIlin(T H, n.l, e, who will act as -Montgomery s trial came up Fogler ; r(;t,.iv(.r fr th(. )nut. The forger-! was called to the witness stand, but ; i(.s ilH.lll(1(. ,iaper of the Connecticut ' refused to test.fy. It was said that j jivi.r lailroa,l ll)r alMmt g.-,(),(XN); some of the lawyers who defended Frederick Pillinss, ),(XX); Ncna ! him induced him to keep quiet by n a.i.in,y;. r .. 1 u....iii.roii.; i..t ti...,. .i. 1 1.:. W. park. $ij.(HH ; Lyon and Healv . . '....' Chicago, 83.CNM.I; the Iineton ... n- 1 1 . . w.omoi 1 vi 14 oi'k's jinoiiT. ' iir .. I C. J. Amnion, Hinsdale, ?1."),(KK); Verniilye it Co., New York, some jCo.OW. ami others, whose names will be made public as the investi- j gation proceeds. How much of this j pajKTl.aslx-en used by Watts as col lateral, uion which he may have raised large sums for individual nn, tli. ,lir,.l.,iM an. iiii.il, 1.4 ., U.14- 1 imI' r.mw.r- i,..t s;..r;.,.ri;,.l,l .V.,d'i !(,stun i,anks have ,,.,. victimized in wa v arc (.urreIlt. It is beliey- "that irregularities date l,a,.k for morc than ten years (Vr- ,;;,.., 4, t.i. i,.,... i , fur which, as yet, there has been no rw.onl foundand a double issue issued wU1 u(ioubte.llv Ik-unearthed. The 1 looks of the institution are badly ,r.,,.lj,.,l s;,,,.,, t!4,.,.i.i.Li.,.. " iv.. 0 44 11 iv hum.- him iiieu 1111 Vln atJ(, tllc fwH aa uilrt01. y yvry ltj known to have lost their all by the ainst the 14111444471. - ! i.-. 4ii r-uoni;. xi, i i.ciiex - i. :.. 1. ..1:.... , i .1,.,. .....v, ,.f .1 1 . r""""- ""inoin are;uo linancia Iy ruinetl, an.l that another county bank sutlers bv the loss. t::i, 1 .1 1 "i. . Suits have Urn brought ainiinst r.i . i- . . . . tome 01 tne ,1. rectors lor uereiiciioii i , f .1,,.. ot lun f . , , ,,-,. . 1 44444444444444 ! Ga.ii.id HomewarU lto..mi. asim.n.itox, June IS. (ion. Gar-j held leaves lor Ohio to-morrow by . .r i:. .1 i -. r ! . i nisourgn. iie win remain quietly at home lKiidi.i" the cam- nieans. , He was even niggardly in I . 1 . . "'"!,. ,. J.aign. l riends in different i.arts of; the country are urging him to visit eiatcs me magnitude ot the coming contest, and believes that an aggros- ve campaign on the part of distin- guished leaders of the Republican party will undoubtedly insure suc- , cess. I Io bas the assurance ot Sena tors Blaine, Ixigan and Conkling that thev intend to take an active part in ' . . . . . 1 . . t the campaign in their own states, and not only intend carrying them, but are confident of increasing the s that leome oul.lreaj) ord. He June 14. To-davithe upiier part of his body throii'di . u ... : . r . . t . . . 1 11- 011 ti isor 01 v.ensns 1.1 tn iiw.in inmm- 44-m, !.., ., n. 1 i.,..,.i,;.... .. increase of over 1 ... .... . . IC first Call. An lncreasi? (if m-r.r lu niUl Imirin (iml l.ulf .,ut or o .1.... Tl. u. 1 .i.i 1 . .1.1.1 of eiShtwn foet from the 01 i?, u, mc total then being 131,000. -IIhIx'" Montgomery Ili-nil. A Unit half-past two o'clock vester - day afternoon William, alias ' T.abc'' .'i"iu.;i,iii' i 4 . u imhimi'iid , iiaiai hi, , j, ...... .,.L.,i.. aeoiidition that t he th ink was thrown up almost immediately after it had i len swallowed. Drink after drink ! was swallowed with similar results, , I , , , j eeeiled to hold Ull lll'IUi.ri. jllll I j nearrnp i ie lesu ffo" anapner to the ettect that lawyer, and many years ago, 111 1NV represented the twenty-first dis- triet in Congress. The district at that time was conijio.-ed ot W ash- j mgt'"b tayette and (ircene counties. "" amajna mm in.v, aim I was engaged in many ugly scrapes ! m his native town b,.ore he hal i -' W t0 111:111 'statC. 1 I IS WOTSt r..ni.l.- .-l.;..!. ......... ...:i.; """"" .. ninu .01 n u ! ofbcinji his last was his indictment. :. :.i .'. vv.........-.. i. .LI. lll.lll j j ,n; r eg r, lor I. ll.r. T- 1..1. tl... i.mv. I..w..4m. ll lllttlllll 411 .411 when tiie two escaped. The detect- ives employed to work uj the ease found near the Dinsmore farm house tin heel of a lHt. and subseouentlv found a heelless lMx.t in Fogler's room. Fogler was arrested and com- 'mitt.,1 to vi'.I nrul ;liortK- 4iT..rvv!.r,l !;t i.;,t f...,.,.i M.,.,.r....,.... ... ...u......,. I both were indicted tor the murd.-r, i ami wnen uie case came io no tried came to l"1 4wnu-. i mi m,.- j.n.-inn i.n uiiiiKi- I the counsel for th jed to have the men tried separately, rogcr tirst. I he high position of pear lor the prosecution except one Harvy Vankirk, Ksq. and the 'ate ,V r. retterman, I'.sii., ot this eity. was employe. I to prosecute the ... r .. ii t.i .i case ior me eomnionweaitn. i-..r me defense apM-are.l IJ. M. (iibsim, Esq., now of this eitv, then Mr. Montgom- I noi jm law partner, Messrs. Put!., Littl and in inv others, comprising the best talent of the Washington bar. fogler was convicted of murdei'of hrst ,1,.. V1(.n "P.abe" 41 .1 . ...4 proinises that they would save his m-ck. This was in order to save Montgomery, Fogler having told his counsel that ''Pabc'' was with him and assisted in the murder of Dins more. At Montgomery's trial the estimony of his friends and relatives established an alihi and the young man was ..emitted. In a short time Fogl. r was sentenced to le hanged and the day of execution fixed. Then it was that a rreat. manv of the ciii- zens of Washimdoii bee'ame h.n.l hi meir indignant condemnation ot thc conduct of the lawyers, who they wid contrived to get i ogler's neck into tlie Halter and lelt him to his fate in order to save the son of the rich and powerful William Mont gomery. So great was the clamor against at least two of the lawyer's in the ease that an investigation was ordered by the court, the result of which was that the names of the two were stricken from the roll of attor neys. On the day of Fogler's execu tion he published a full confession of his crime, in w hich he implicated "Pabc" Montgomery. Since that time "Pabc" has been a vagabond .i... e .i '"e 01 uie eauii. His father! died soon after his son's trial, of r w " -m, ok hiv uir'uiai ; brought upon himself an.l family. TI,. ..ft lnr,rf, 4.T,,,, l.t.4 "eing a Pout 4,(i,(KH). T!,e v.-iimr i man notwithstanding his wayward - career, was not a siK-ndthnit hv any ms cxjicnditures, and Pence a large jM.rtion oi ins weaitn remains, ami will goto his relatives. "Pabe" was well known to the jo lice of this eity, he having figured in several shooting affairs here. In 1S71 he slmt a man named David Kd wards in a saloon on Fifth avenue, for which he was arrested and gave bail for court in the sum of 52,(KJ), but ''jumjied'' the bail and never aj jieared for trial. He next turned up somewhere in Texas, where he shot another man and Hed to the far west. After several years abseence Il( returned to Pittsburg, an.l soon f..- I .... 1. .11 ,. il'.l' r rciuni ne na.i a tiuticuity wnn a man at, a dive m old I'nilo Hall, on Third-avenue, in which he again used his revolver, wounding his antagonist. This time he eseaj ed arrest and was not heard from for several months. Put he came back again, and was not here long until lie was heard of through a little controversy at a Grant street den. This time "Pabe" rireived the M'tdlet instead of the other fellow, Ihit he was not seriously hurt, and I i ieorge Adams, a colored prisoner in the jail at Williamsjiort, Pa., made a desjHTate attempt to cscajie on Wednesday night. He forciwl -. . . iiended half 111 and half out at a ground. . iri-l on i" i uiuui-i a. iiiiuiico ami n ( The Point nf.ttl4 lt. i "1. It is true that General Garfield j was assigned $2,'l' of the .-t k of un. 4 11 i . , u um.. m... !i,..,.;,.,,ic i;,;.i,..l, ,.,. 1.5- i of that vear a committee eonsistiii" ! of three Uepublicans and two Demo- : ends were aoiH.nite.l to investigate : ; them. i . This committee immediately ii-l.w.li r..l.iti.u t.i fr fl.1rf14.l1l nni 1 : llil.. 14 V Illi-UlloiKAt oiiLivrrii" 1 i .. . . - . . . i;...i . r it... i .-I inMiui gentlemen, in connection with Mr. ; ,,ut l'lt' Ames. h::a anv eomn-t motive or;1!10"" Mr! Ames hal anv; nor did either of them suppose "that he was guilt v of ...... .,...:... ... ... ;.if.i';....,.. . f i ,,..!... .,. ti.fa st.. k. The committee have -l eheervjone but suddenly there not been able to find that anv of , " f m V'.1' " J"'1- The huge these members of Congr.-ss have I ,'la, k i M ,"( h hung on l'ie h, becn aflcrted in their official action !"'- if "i' and spread itselt rt . nr th 1 iu'i"'iii ?iwl thi ti-mi I 111 tlMlil MUI in aa.n...- in i...nL.Uiiionoo t tii:i" inrirT ill the Credit , Mobilier stiK-k. , The committee find nothing in the conduct of either of these members in taking this stock that called for any recommendation by the com mittee '2. He did vote for the ;.,arv .....l ..1....... ..f 41,.. Kill !,.... ....4.. ....... j 1. . .i i i mi ..... i .i .....v ..... ...... treasury, and it is there still. j j '"'. It is also true that he acted as , counsel for De (Jolver while le was being investigated before the P.oard of Public Works of the eitv of Washington. He aete.l pn.f. - s - ' sioll.-illv an.l ti h .1- his fees for l.w u..rx-i.-,L th)...r r..r.., , n,.,., .-.. ..... ... i....i. K-rats as well as Uepublicans, who are sujiposed to have brains enouirh to be of any use to their clients, have served as counsel in other cases when they could do so without intcrfcrin'jr with their eon"ressional duties. Put no one thought of find- .IT Ii IT Til I Olll l'0lll.'ll!l.0 HTIIlTl.'"'1 .- . .. - ...... ing fault with them for so doing, ! boat which costs one dollar includ tinless for political reasons, they : im: admission to the rounds. En wished to smirch their characters as voyage visitors pass the Arsenal, in the ease of Senator Conkling. who the ( ioverniiient Asylum for the In was abused without measure be-; sane, the old town of Alexandria, cause he used his great gifts for the once a rivul of Pa lti more, with such New York Central Pailroad in its j important claims to commercial su tamous suit with the government." i jKTtoiity that its advantages as the seat of ' the National Covcrumcnt t'liiiiiterl-eiter ArrenM-tl. were weighed in the balance with i Washinfrton. We pass Fort F.te, Toi.-onto, 0t., June lt. A few days ago a man giving the name ofi Washington, tirst called Warl.urton IJolx-rt Anderson was arrested at and built in 171HI. From the cmi the village of I liionville 011 a charge j neee on which the latter fort is plae of passing counterfeit bills. He was jed. Mount Vernon, situated two committed for trial by a Justice ofj hundred feet alovc the water, is the Peace there and brought to the j visible. The house is in splendid Toronto jail. On Saturday the hit-j condition, the rooms in charge of ter wrote a note to the Ontario Gov-different States, and some of them eminent detective, Murry, asking ! in exquisite order. General W'asii hini to call at the jail. As soon as j ington's apartment has Urn fitt.nl Murry saw the man he said : "Your up by the State of Virginia, and con name is not Anderson; you are j tains, among other interesting relies. Harrison, the noted counterfeiter of 'the bedstead on which he died, the United States and Canada, and I Nellie Custis' bed room is exquisite- I have Uvn after you for live years"; The prisoner at first denied the state - ment, but afterward acknowledged the truth of it, and Detective Murrv then told him what plates he had in hi lKissession ami urged him to . 1 ... make known their whereabouts lie further told him he was getting to le an old man and that he would1 have no further use for them. I lar rison asked until yesterday morn ing to make up his mind. " On the detective again coming tohim he told that he would lead him to w here the plates Were hidden. In company with Detective Hoog- ins the tu n ilrovi. to n l,nli fil.out five miles northwest of this eitv and present for the lovely wayward there found in a box, buried in the ! Nellie Custis. In its day it was a ground at the foot of a tree, seven I fine instrument, but now its notes plates, viz: A 810 plate on the On-j are like "sweet bells, janged harsh, tirio bank; a So plate on the Cana-jand out of tune." Its ivory dian Punk of Commerce; a 84 on ' keys have been wrenched away by the Dominion ; one and two dollar 1 relic hunters, and it stands mute plates on the Dominion of Canada ' and ruined. The grounds above notes, and two $" plates on the! the ,1(,,ae arc beautiful and in United States legal tender. : jH-riVrt order ; the whole place is tin- There is a standing reward of dcr strict; military- discipline, for the ! S-VKXI by the United States govern - ment tor the capture ot the last two mentioned plates. The whole of then, are value. I at Sl."i.KK). Harri- son has U'en counterfeiting for theiedl.y (ieorge Washington. Ihev 'past. 'M rears. He is an engraver, 'i,. , .. ; and ms woi k was so well executed that American notes j.assed through .i -,. . ii . . . .... uie lrcasury iej.arimeni at asi.-ai us nmxiy naj.iisin. ii is worm ington unnoticed. la visit to Mount Vernon t. meet the The same can be said of banks on 'genial sujierintendent Col. McHcnry which Canadian counterfeits are j Holliugsivorth, who as his name in jtrinted. This is considered the big-j dieatcs. h a descendant from distin gest counterfeiting arrest that has ! guished Revolutionary ancestors, been made on the continent for a j He is a man of jxnvcrful build ; his number of years. Canada has Uvn : abundant hair and long beard are regularly visited by American de-! plentifully sj.rinkled with gray, and teetives in search of this man. his dark eyes flash fun and inerri- j ment from beneath their covert of The Surrender of Hostile Si. .in. figure and military in his Waring. Wasiux.jtox, June IS. The re-i He is a superb manager, and has eeipt at army headquarters of official i done more, by the economic man confirmation of the statements that. lenient of its resources, to bring five hundred of Sitting Bull's war riors have surrendered to our troops is considered by the Secretary ofi War as the beginning of the surren-! iter 01 uie entire ioree 01 mat savage chieftain. Tlie Iresi,lent having authorized the acceptance of the surrender, orders will W issued im mediately directing the distribution of the warriors amongst the differ ent Sioux reservations. It is believ ed that Sitting Bull will surrender himself, but should he conclude to give himself up he w ill W treated as .1 . .' . L . f ... a prisoner of war. Secretary Ram sey says that this surrender is the result of the active an.l aggressive camjiaigns inaugurate,! and main tained bvthe united States military I officers in that department, and will materially smijdify the Indian j.roW leni on the northern Wrder. A Hewing latch. day. The men have Urn in thi business here for gome tinie prcpar- j ing logs for shipment. oik w.shi;tov i,ktti:i:. (Ki'i l Ur Special Cfnrrrptzrr.) HIVITOV, June t ", t --i-Sl . We lu re i lovt'i a resruur -i-ii::-vr d- Saturday aftem-Hii. The full el! ts of tin' storm was not telt in the tv. lUt out-Hie the wnnl ton- aroun it a livelv rate, (ireat Lnn- ; af-r, W;, done at the Xationat fair where tilings liMk demoral i xainhia felt the full eth-ts rm and considerable dam- Kr,,un' I"' lone in various parts of tin: in noi icrn and western horizon g black cloud, the Hashes ' ..I li.rlititiiir iv-ir 'Hul fin i tit wriiuilimr ii.uii '- - ."' - n t nky darkness betokening ig storm. The Potomac alive with sail schooners. river wa - v:-lits aulel ts. we kml pungics, some close ,ad others free. Steamers. I . 1 i weri! n.aKing incir wav toward their de-imation and the scene was i an liut ! 1 i 1 1 I , "i"11 which h.l Im-cii dormant, spranir in to life as y magic and the roar of the- templet burst upon them. Dire was the jronfusion. Hut to Ik-on hoard of the Steamer Corcoran re turning from Mt. Vernon was not : as pleasant a situation as could be i desired, ipeeially surrounded ly - i. , , . , t Two or t liri'i. Ii inn Iri'i I l:ii I ii inn I,. .,, . cinniren BiaKing a icrrinie rackei a? lioved hiniseli a catain ot true grit. Soon the asseng"rs were landed at the wharl; in Alexandria and came j t' aslmigtoii oyotner conveyances. j U lth aI1 0"' and anxiety, we ! Il:"la pl'-ant and enjoyai-Ie trip. ! It Seel lies lo me I never get to go to Mt. Vernon enouiih. Kverv lover of . .. . . ,. - . i"i'"""s m.oui.. o. mui : sl'ot: HeiWill come away a more ; patriotic man. i The ridtdowu tiie river to Mount I Vernon isj delightful ; the distance ! seventeen 'miles, and the sail is made tin a comfortable, well appointed I built during our late war, and Fort!: Iv furnished, an.l has in it many of i the bclonirins of the bright eyed ' girl who was so we'l beloved by her ten father. Pennsylvania s room is next. Iifavette's Ud chan.ler. In . 4, . . . 1 11 i it is the original writing uesk 01 in. ! sreat commander-in-chief. It is ef j walnut and entirely without orna- mentation. Aiout two years ag Professor IH.uis of this eitv discov ered three secret drawers, whose ex istence had never even been suspect ed, so ingeniously w ere they contriv ed. In the State drawing room are three r four relics of deep interest. One the harpsichord purchased by ! Genera 1 Washington as a weddin , supcrint.fn.knt is an ex-army officer, ! who won ins spurs on many a nam j fought bittle in Mexico. There are a half d.en trees in the lawn plant- have grovn as mighty as the see.l- i- . 1 rc . l I ung nation over wnose liiiancy ne i watch.tl and whose sj.onsor he was !...ii i.i. t . 1 . ... . l . : LusllV cvchrows. lie IS erect 111 Mount ernon to its j.resent pros perous condition, than trie regent thought j),ssible to acoonij.lish. When the Uat nears the wharf Col. Hollingsworth is there to rcvivetln visitors an.l lead theni tothebinb. where near the grated door barring the entrance way, he stands iij the midst of the j.ilgrimes, hat in Wind, features toned to a j.rojKT sa.lhcss, an.l his voice as full of inorfuary eloquence as 'tis jMssihle t infuse into its rich clear, joyous jtone. Day by day, week following Week, month sum-ding month, yihr in and year out, does he repeat the same story; concluding itl this sentence : I "And each day, when the tolling Wll announces the aj.j.roa. li ot the : U.at. a man wheels a barrowful of rjiebbles, and casts them near the : door of this vault, so that visitors j fond of relies may not go aivay eni- tv handed. nver U.trava th le-wt Witv intW discharge of his duty; there is mt tlie -.hadow of a laugh over his Li a-.ul ev,s nlorv bi tra i I.i i-.ri I.I 41,1- -.I'ljll'.i.. lMher.H,,n,,f ,.,!y Vitl he at his bet. ( hiv.,.,.,,,.. , ; " ' " oi ' i.,,!r,f til" t.iir ' . til-" br.f.e . .. ir'i .... . t. t i ' '-.'! t.,r -1- 1 tion i,f - r;-a(.. i li'-UIi ' '. her in t um of th,. v, i!'t Iv the vidow. who, after ', men'., took reni.' , t'.l ro- . b-.,Uf.o froin ,r. ; colli I !.' Olll oi, the husiiantl; mid then In. 1.'. -'Xo on- distnrlH-,1 her here, and unhss th v were s,H.(.:;lnv Sl,.llt t(P III". Tliii uoe'l. liie .,r.. ,..!. lole in the lower part ot tii( ,j, or was t' admit ui'lv W ahiii", cai. ami iae small lioir kitten." . 1 .1 ,. . . ..I.. .iiu- Troll f . . was f,.r the llifntaefun-lnving f the crowd look sear -hingly at the Cicerone to sir what they can detect in his face it is as lmpa-sive as lk Sphinx-a sol-..in e.oiid l,ro,Ms ..verbis hand soiue lace and he stamls ready to an MV.rthe qu. -tions of the curious, refite the rrguiiient of the unU-liev-ers and tMsympathize with the gu-h of he irr. n-ssii.Ie.s. in Monjlay last Mr. George L-ck-et, of th Middhrreck township, pa cd tliipuh Washington on his wo back j to the Salisbury Mines, fnji Phiiidel,hia where "he had goietothjd his commander in the wsr. Mr.;h.H ket is a crippled s..t di.roftli.igalla.it tf.tth IVmraVol uiteersaml some three weeks ago to- k it in his head to come to Wa.-h-in.ionanij find out the reason his el: i.n for in iision had not been act ed upon .y the Govermiulit. If trihted hip ease to Some Wa.-hillgtoll tii'li, and like a great many other oil soldiers got duped out of an ad v: nee f. e and there the case rested u til niorc money was furnished. E nding lb. it the Government ii. ed e. the affidavits of his superior oth ers, as 1 1 his being wounded in line 0 duty. 1 George startol at n. e to Nw York and Philadelphia toi.U t: in the oeeosary papers from liis cipti.in and colonel. The otliecrs he f und, the papers were executed and a L went well until his money run oit. Ho started from home with tl irty dollars in his pocket, think ii fir that amount would U- plenty to c rry l.iin through not expecting he wmld go farthe r than Washington, bit to cut a long ftory short when 1:-) got as far ba.-k on his wav home a P.altii.iore he had but two .. lft. Trusting to Providence tbrsome t ting to eat ( ieorge jacked up c ur i:gt and ti.k the Pkideiibtirg pike 1 r Washington, not dreaming lor a I lonieiit that any person would U- cruel, mean and uncharitable as I I deny an old soldier a iiioiithtull t eat when appealed to. He soon i'pprcc iatcd however that he was not traveling through Somerset county, and rul.bing against the wealthy farmers of our sct'ou where plenty prevails and hunger is un known. On he marched until h" reaeh.-d Washington, in a condition familiarly known as played ..tit. This trip will never U- forgotten by teorge. His sutfering w'nile passing through "My Maryland" was h. art--endering. The people even refused him at one place a drink of water to quench his thirst. On his trip from the east for four days he was with out a Lite to eat and W liell lie got into the land of living it took three siipjw rsto satisfy theapetite. The case being such a plain one, Mr. VanMiter, in charge of the Pennsylvania desk, j.romisc.l that George's case should get promj.t at tention. Locket's condition remind ed me of the day old Con. j. any "P" arrived at Annapolis from I.il.by Prison, when I devoured at one sit ting 4-1 ounces of standard Govern ment bread and had room fr more, but Senator Grotl said "NutFand that settled it as Fred lived in the commissary. Two davs afte r ieorge s arrival in Washington, the soldier determined to follow General Garfield's exam j!e, and took the canal for Cumberland, cn-roirte for Salisbury mines. The ease of Locket is just one of a hundred similar in character that has come to mv notice during the j.ast year of old soldiers tramping it to Washington after their i.ension chums, and I have no doubt it was just this class of cases jiestering con gressmen that made them feel like establishing a court or some other place to send to. Kvery one has a I story to relate and 111 some cases no .lotii.t great injustice is done by the Government. Not U eause the Government wants to do wrong but because the system is wrong. Congress should remedy the law. From mv experience au.l knowledge of the pension bureau I still think that thea.Ioj.tioii of-Com- missioner Ieit leys j.lan to send Government otliecrs, lawyers and urgeons, to look up the eases in very countv at Government ex pense would be the Wst J.lan. 1 he Postmaster ( ieneral lias agreed to raise the salary of ( aj.t. A. ( . Da vis, jiostiuastcr at Somerset, two hun- lre,! dollars. Mr. Kj.hriam Miller, at Rock wood, will also have his salary uicreared I'lU'Jiuiidrcd dollars, and j.roUibly two hundred dollars. Daniel Ilellley, Ksq., of Berlin, was in the city List week and stoj.ped at the "Imperial.,' Lii' ian Hendri.kson. Ksq., from West Va.. formerly of Addison town shiji. has been ai.ointed to a clcrk shiji in the Census Bureau. Pi. KKT. New ;l.l l'ielN K.-H.rteil. Siintinvv. Pa.. June Is. Consid erable excitement j.revails in the vi cinity of Newinanstowns, one mile from' this j.lace, on account of the suj.jxed discovery f gold. Dr. S. K. Smith jiurcha'sed five acres of land on South Mountain, sunk a shaft and is taking out mineral which heel: ims to be gold ore. He says he h;.s aj.j.lied tests which j.rove the presence of j-r.rious metils. Albany, N. Y.. June IS Royal Dimnirick, of Kingston, has tiled a notice with the Secretary of State that he has discovered a gold mine in the town of Rosindale, Ulster countv. N. Y. Tlie discoverer has Wgun work, and the ore shows by test ?4 ., r ton gold. Singular Ita.ln.nil .Hviileiit. Cincinnati, June IX. A railroad accident from a singular cause oc curred to-day at the bridge over the Sciota river "near Chillicothe, on the Davton and Southeastern ILiilroad. Jani.-s Dufiy. the bridge watchman, lnv uou n U-side the track and went (to sleeo, with one arm over the rail. 1 '. A gravel tram hacked down uj'ou him and the entire train was thrown ofi' the track. Five men -were thrown into the river an.l twenty others into the debris of the wrecked train. Dutl'v will die from his in- 1 1 t- I.. I. ...I lw.tll juries, jonn iv cm iv 1 i" "." liHTs broken, when he fell into the river and was urownwi. .iar Covles and Marcus Miller were tiituil ly 'injured. The others escajn-.! with slight injuries. they are -o!. run i !, ir
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