I i I! .1 nrt o TI..rlYI Blast Wce.v IU'1.1 liie omen:, "uam. r- :-r rr- r.. - i,afl refused to sub.-ri EDWAEJ) 8CTLL. Euitor and Proprietor. Cnlrritti's Sister. ?5-rc Kraoitu i Led :'m i'.eyii Tin-: or'i:n of the "Saints" of i!c,lt lUs j Ul;lI) ail?!,!U"CM thnt converts V.-AsniNoroxDfC. 6.-The .VptoV j Yankto::, I). T., Jan. l.-!u.ing c to the V---- to the Mormon .;th vure. mane in ;.... , vr.mrrow will publish a loin: the yr.st tn j d.ivs some iaiercstina field monument fund. ' The - :-tory is j Great IV.'.iin during th year; njk'tti. ,Vrn Mrs. Francis .Guitcan j developments have been made re den:ed on tiulWstr. arid if s-iii c j:i').-it- being vcuhh. '. vV'hen n ;.S.:ov:.V, he prisoner's sister, in rjgnrdhig the Douglass county -war- 1 .. t ..,, .,.-,!" . r U f,i.,.H.r., H ,....nr o ' . .U .i. I iVV ' " H-CCUIH HIHMIMIHI , I UiHUlU UUIJU .111U113. .IIIUUU UK lenllrmrm. rrcKKivs i.:rrn:i:. Fj iKhiful Scene. It is paid t!ic friend;! of 1 Ipn. aw. ! uel Duller, our present State Treas- WEDNESDAY. .. . January 11. 185'J. j The Prohibitionists will meet in State Convention, at Harrisburg, on the 10th of this month. ' TnE looses by fire in Philadelphia during the past year are said to amount to nearly two millions of dollars. KEromiER Maf-es' journal, the I'ctrolcum World, kicked the bucket with the close of the year. It died of too much Wolfe. urcr. will urge him before the next Cuurculioa 3 a ciuJ; lata ipr Gov ernor. Mr. Butler's record as a legislator and as TrxMurci, shows him to he fin intelligent, careful, prudent man. and worthy of any j honor the State can bestow upon j him. : Fr.on all parts f the country come intelligence f the rapid spread of small-pox. Large cities, as a rule, sre the teat f this danger ous disease, hut it is low scattered a!l over the country, and is Faid to be particularly violent in the far ; procure -dm mon "' missionaries, cupped in siiierS. OU the wholesale ! , . . , . i-r.!p:i to tnc ellect inci ine omv , nrsi oi nisi i eoruarv, v, aner n. ioorb.ie w avtvt &iHl puaisaod, , r3r., who rt.aUy scew.H t.. carejlirown appeared :it the Executive lit. thtrre is no law tmuvr whieh the j wj,nt, ixvoir.'-is f i!nite.-i in his !OiCv with a petit1' -' ' ring there- trie san;. buf p'an, c.'.;i be j-uui-hed. the infamot:s work i tcr. MjuisMi; uumivr u; .-.. to Becure M; .-oville savs : ilI deem that j the tr?:batia oi Uuuglufia coun- . i jfUvli - '. 'meni cans ior correenon. iv. in oruer to pruve cimciuaiveiv , , ; Jud.t.,- rom the VAK) or -UK) letters j that Urown, Kiillwell and lloyt, the the eloak of religion it is tolerated, j wurt adjourned Wednesday ' after- j the more sliaiiic to religion. In'rr-1 noon, to say nothing ol newspapers Groin. We-st, which Las been fo rapidly ig up v.ith foreigners who a? a Ox Tuesday of last week Postmas ter General Ilowe and Attorney uenerai i,rebicr iw. uu nre hoptilo to vaoc:RaUon. duties of their new positions. j , .., , , , t , ! Tue Legislature at i last session The proprietors of the hotel Vj , an' act authorisins the State Bellows Falls, t, have been sued s . mako ft lorin of ten for $20,000, for selling liquor to one.jj. d o rf f,jml hc )Ut. Good, who died of alcoholism. isUnding loan3 al,0ut fulling due. Oxe' hundred and ninety-eight j The bid? lot this ur-w loan were steamships were wrecked during the . opened at ITarrisburg on Wednes year 1881, the lnrgeft number ever day last, and the awards were DirCe lost in a like period since steam was ' at ' ?) and 4 per cent., and r.t these Thk We! --itcs and the D: who liavc I- en diektrit". for a mule ticket for iu ;t fall have got so for that tli: proj 's'aion has been made to give Wo'fc the Governor and Lieutenant Governor, r.nd the Dem ocrats the Supreme Judge, Secretary of Internal Affairs raid the Legisla ture. The proposition has not been accepted, but only because the Democratic cha?ra::ui -jvs that the Wolfites bhould co:no out boldly for the Democratic ticket instead of offering t!ie;iiselves for sale. 7i;-- applied to ocean navigation. 'rates a pretutuui of nearly SiOO.nOO , , , . 1 was paid the State. Tar. public debt was decreased, .w,oniK- for tl durmg the month of December 512,-!cmjt of un(lcr R 7W,G2J.o(,anritnedeerese jor u,e L,.cun lhat thc six months from , June sh to of tllC Treasury De cember Clt was 575,1(1, ,TO4.W. , COME Ol ins irteiiu.i uic wi'i" ..iji ' get up a boom in f.'vor of Judge ' More than dour eon:i;ienee o araovnt oi i Tiii:s:e is a row i.mong the Demo crats of the New York legislature, the usual Tammany r.nd ar.ti-Tnm-manj fiht. J;il:;i Kelly and his adherents weie kicked out of tift; last Democratic State Convention. New York City elected enough Tammany members of the Legisla ture to JiuM the balaiit'e of power in the Senate and House. The anti TainmaTiy Dtioocrats cannot orgn ize the Le.n-latnro without tiieir votes, and Kelly is disposed to ! averse u:s rejection nom the fctat sent with favorable extracts mark ed, I feel qnitc sure thai a great , j many people not only care what be- loonies n in. II. vney ii n- tided desire that he shall have fair play. Among these letters, more than a quarter are especially sym pathetic. A large numlv of the letters are requests for uutograplis couched in kind language, and in many instances the' show a pro found sympathy with him in what they are pleased to call his misfort une. Some speak of their sorrow at the suffering of President Garfield, but add "they are convinced he was honest in his delusion that God de manded the sacrifice," and hope he will have fair play. What they will think of the cutting short tlie defence and the declaration of Mr. Davidge for thc prosecution that this cise must be closed, although there were nine of our best witness es in waiting to go on the stand (and all Mr. Iieed asked in his elo quent plea for "thi3 penniless, de mented creature" was but one day more i, remains to be. seen. A time will come when the people will get the truth in this as well as in other matters, and they will dem ind a reckoning. God grant, it may not come too late. The. country no country can afford to see any injus tice done anywhere. I should not have taken upon myself the resp.n sibihtv of'rushina into print"' at ' i tins juncture did it not seem to me Elack for President. Tiie mea of it is said to be to keep Pennsvl- vuiia u; of Tildeii's clutcln? in 1SSJ. eq'iireU was . Convention by now dictating terms; that an effort is coming from some Tiiei::-: is a eer.end crowl along (theliiie uf half-breed papers bteauie 'the President in making his Cabinet The end of the Guiteau trial is at ' apiointments has chosen Stalwarts last in sight The evidence is arl in, for advisers: What would these and it i thought that another 'week gentlemen have? ' Would t?iPy.cn- will be sufficient for the lawyers icier, like circumstances, have' gone speeches, the Judge's ( barge and the j outride the circle of their friends for jury's verdict counsellors? The tnen thus far - ' ' . . ; selected are all known to the eoun A nnAoE of polygamous imssion- L cx,KtklK(.j tio aries from Utah were roughly ban-1 no one dare sav, or even hint, died by a London mob, while at- L t aro orineanaUe, tempting to hold religious (? ser-1 no amo lhp vices, and were obliged to seek !taURcl0st &'a truc,t r.epabl.ns, refuge in a police ctation. j commaud cncotc respect, and toe rre3ident would Democrats squirm over tlie medicine Kelly prescribes, hut they must swailow il or lose the oCiees. The Tammany men refused t' go into the Democratic caucus mi Monday riighr. - " . - kcki:me op sizckssio.v. at AlbaiiV. The anti-Tammany j quarter to have it npjear that tine detence in the Ouiteau case is oe coming discouraged. Just how it is expected that this view in the news vhixtox, Jacuary 3, ISS2. The President's reeeptin yestef ! Q. i.wv, h.U. January Junng llirf innrrji Bf-rviec i( tlie ivev. fci J..: Wamii.v.;to.s', Seville anh li I mon Kuhlehenlioeltr, at the Salem '.d the prrparut;.-., . tl e prayer. V, ! Evangelical Ctturci, t!.U afu-rnoo. ' b- o-lered hy lh- del-f-sc to t.-e -eui night iitiisfi- !' the prayer.-1 V St. L,; m. ,! . Gii'.atn. 'IV T; tili-e Mc!)f.t,;::.' man i.;i!:;'.l I (W '1 tlli'll lit 1 Il't ' II IIIT'TIMI - ...... v. ..w ..... ... ( . . , . , -w . fc r.. .,..)..). i r; . t - , ill r v . i ; i . i i . .... ...I to iiviitin t-.-.m.-' j.f'i'urriui. ill lac 10. -.i.i.i-j-- - . ".w.1 House. The weather was all that ! rueh for the street ?ome frtv jr- ': 'H ' t' tbe t ' ; I l-V. : could be desire,!, and tho wYkUv ' ;r d"-;- '( ?' periectfv drv, which is seldom the ! Tl, church u one of trie lar- of iu, .. . w - ; ; - .i '.trs tiiiio ofvt-ir gest in the city. anl was filled by done as tilC n n.u -i an ; ;,, r , r v ' . ! 4 ''Tfat tfhi ftng lidein the friends of the deceased. All the 1-ionor comm.teo r ,.u - - J - 5, Anl.ur's fir, rw-i.i-tu tir .'. o-it b-aU Were tilled an 1 the standing ei.ee or .-ti aeiii, - ... u...,r... ,rU Ut.d :.rilf . . ' . "f'r,0.. r, in the ui.l and about the could not r-,U by the rea,on a i.s ; -l- .r ?. ! fr larae nuuiorra o iuokc oiaer - - . , , . , . i i. . ... ii ...t ,r ..,.';: o, ... . ; . .I, u,r V!i .MV;Uliltl. .. U IB Ciiil UWl I UOiUteii ffs ui- ......, , ; " ;.,. i I .!.; at;l j'-k I'.r '': ; pi-r-, an-.! .-. rf. !.-.;.;, sr-t t.y lKl . , wise would not attempt the task of approaching the While House on New-Year's (lay; and many went to grasp the hand of the man who has, since called to tho position ol eniel magistrate, shown too gentle disposition, the tenderness ami. withal, the strength ami noble ness of character that makes a nian among tm u .ret. Tiiis was none of ynursp.read ea gle receptions, but one that showed the good so'id sense of the Presi dent. I know a iifHidiy number of the attendants a!xut anil around the White Ilou-e, and 1 was 'old that Mr. Art iur forbid the display of bunting and (lau,a in decorating lfiir WW )Ci:tlliit?tL .. ...... ;.. f tn.ru t,,,.';i. ilnwii. 1 nr .o-i ! Wiiuld not liuve il.'.it: f.! li i .ciiil.' in tae vieiiiitv , net !;i.t !or such iiisnne o iusiO!i, .f ..!1..i.tr r-n .n-r,-' Wii v. U tu .t i'li:h V I Ui? CTlll.e Oiliiri'U ,.r.,l ft.,, r.,W ,n.rt.oftwl. Men wo-i ."uiest him: but 1 thwiury Oav a ;"i paU ictu UL1U Liib vvllv"v . " .-1 len-s of en and chUdren poured out of the ; r.-a- ,r.(1bk- iloubt f s to. the ii.sui,!.y of heart ''I'iors leading from the main floors of u.-c . eu-. d ti.ey shou.J r"ve l.:n d noblp-la.id galleries into the hail leading; the i.wdito? the. douot ; that toe; a- t,i t!i street, all tfi'oit to top them try isImy tjdto it..l' account m::!.i.eMa beiii" fruitless. Tiio peophs were ' t;ons ot f'-elhig on the part oi m f...n.'i,. ti.id iv.'ilil iUt.-u to notliimr. i i; ef ts : that the lurv L.ive !,t Tlie scene that followed was hide- t c -i.tiuer the huj-prtson oi scribable. The shrieks of the worn- i-ix -... Tilling. I with tlie- shouts ot the men who seemed to be lv the prosecution us r,;i-i: Mich evidence, :t produced. persons named in tho petition for commissioners, were bona fide set tlers, Browu had entered the names of all three of them at the Land Of fice, and the names of several other persons, sorm: of whom are known to he myths. For these frauds upon the Laud Otiice Brown will proba bly be brought before the United .Slates Commission in a day or two. The recent, investigations have al most satisfied Governor Ordwuy that E. ll. Iloyt, one of the com mid sioners appointed, is a myth, ami us Stillwi 11 failed to qualify, it now ap perij that the whole swindling Kocme of procuring the organiza tion of tins county by forgery and perjury will be held illegal, and all oflSrown's transactions in issuing tho warrants and bonds will prove invalid. C. F. Strong, a young man who appeared at Springfield last spring: and whose home is supposed to be . Hi r,.,,,.. f,.,1.1,t fortunate women, ; at .Newark, A. . I., was employed to'.i; n :,- .. ,,;,...- extricating t hem from their perilous rv to law ' 1 u J". . tiLimuiiua. no '. ..w- ------ - a. I. i .. ... .... ,...r ii' .li.lli .,' up v m luiiis uiiii ujmis to u.i ;u- S..M .1(mired for its Creat beauty. ; position. AS lasi. ii i.tK'.i' i.ui .'.' - i e. i::t 'ii.- io ii,i.ii.-.ni:r,.v ,t tistic maimer, btrotig uecame dis-j the Oldest Inhabitants' were removed to houses m toe vi- n under the iswuhe u iu.u.i toat ii sipated and disclosed the whole pro- ( ,7,',,, .....l.oi) uv Mr ' is U-initv and cared for. ! was command"! by Gid. M !J (.lit n'c t , i-'i.m ii: ,, of the Woo. .:;t ( t : ...; -.oose to i.t-rlnir thf- t ' S!t ''', I: er i nt:il j.T, ,,.pr:svu,..Mh..ll : i 1 1 j r mj -ri tiie n-.n-r to t' - won uii" M.'ir .u.ito.'i w:?!. fright-' Jiav; beert uafavorabi to the pr...-; i!l,-:r escape. . !,:,.-;, ened out of their senses, . re bar-! cution : that it tlie jury t.elieved toe : !:b ty a: f:d In f.'w rninun-s t be doorway t oiiyooer . sound mind, out r )'.:i"w .."' u i..ui u.', vi a 1 was Liocked up, and during the maiice in the conoo; 'the OU .i i . ' . i . - ..... i l :. i: rt...ir nnrtnni ill the - tl!Il nail a ti.cv .snottld r-.uu-.T a eri.e tne piace, as ne consiuereu it uiioig-:t."-'' p . , ; , , ,, ... ;,.. tn, . t 1 i.-id . . . . i ....r.. I. u.i. r.r. f tf ....... u ... m.. ..!.-r 1 1 1 1 in rv S f.-. ; 1 i ' ,,40 UoZ.eil Numrij iitit i;'h , ii....i....w.. . , ...... .... j . i,. i s .utl. ir.lv d;r ,f!!l v.'.is -xe; lUTcd t-i- -et;o!i. , ;.vi i mlad and unoecounnctne occasion. "wv - ,. ,, it' em 'lie r.r fc. Senator Don Cameron wore steps under the feet of the terror-1 !i:t a vvi.uct n not gauty opon h 1 u pr-. -is ; white silk with front breadth trim-Utricken crowd A tey men , who ; ,,, s or the n, hctmentn-p. -..o.- - . on; b, mcdwith gold brocade satin. Thelhad recovered from tneir irb , the deal,, ot the lWi.i.t u t;.e , -- -.."!;:' tr;.n.l will, (.;nt! worked heroically to rerctie toe 10. District ot C.dimioia, and that a ( ' .e l.re. on. ,.u., t.;- tnd floeci-f-tlffl m L- r.o-.vl. -( tiiat th:s net was titra-1 soum; , var. would t.i.t make the acei .i d-1 ceedir.g. fejiiool districts were iorm cd and a houac built in the follow ing manner: A slianty eight by ten 1'vet was built on one side of the town line of the so called county. .- . J . . - ... .1 ': .ui omcer mo.eo into u, posicu up one 0Y.i(Xk a notice oi a sciiooi meeting, ana ut ter the required number of days' no tice this lone ollicial would unani mously vote to buiid a schooihou.se costing Slo'jQ, and isue bonds there for. As soon as this performance was over, the. shanty was moved its length across thc line into the next towiisiiip. The same comedy was enacted and authority was granted to issue SI-jC') more in school bonds. In this ivav one small sh&nty was Masi, numbering twenty-five on It was found that veral were .,m..,i .w...'..v.r...r.;n.i ).w tl... Uenonslv and nrooaoiy nuanv in- I rmi-'ii '.-ti!ti:it! o! tin anion !of luonev s.i fur disbursed for wii-?"w U- i i .,r n.,i,i(;1m.inn mre . Airs. MiiKer. a inameu ia-i y i i,esx i-es ami rnnea':'; iy en' -n.'r-- lined about 4- vcars. reeei vcu nnt v- nai oiaei s tne t s; oi me ei.c.t.i papers is to affect the decision in ! made to answer for two di.itricts.and ihe court, I cannot comprehend. ! to represent three thousaud dollars P.e that as it may, the one who prob ! in school-hnu;es. I ably cares more than any person 1 ihe friends uf -ucCoy are strug- iiving for the prisoner end nis do-jgu ng nard to cover up ins tracss by The (iir;u-d estate, in the Quaker City, is growing steadily, the income of the property for the year just closed being $000,000. Friends of thc Trust believe the income will soon reach a round million. Gov. IIoyt on Wednesday issued a proclamation declaring the pay ment, cancellation, extinguishment, and final discharge of $421,Sol.OO of the principal ol the public debt of the State for the year ending Dec. I SO, 1SS1. have been fool:?!), indeed, to select as advisers those who are not in harmony with his visws. tt will not be surj rising if 18-Si sei-s a rather singular shilling of po litical oositions in tiiis country, in the lirst place the indications aro that the South, heretofore so solidly Democratic, will veer entirely around, and become a vcty strong hold of Republicanism. The color ed vote of those Stites, reinforced by the white liepuhii !ai.s and the liheral Democrats, will be too strong for the lkiurbons, and that such a I combination rant be looked for is unite evident to the close observer. Feom all sections of our !.-ro.d land comes thc -same reports of prosperity and lucrative business during the past year. Trade and labor have flourished and loon am ply rewarded, and everywhere con tentment and high hopes of contin ued success are to be found. If people will take care to avoid ex travagance, live within tiieir means, and get out of debt, the present The State line between Pennsvl Tania and Ohia- has recently been ! year, if blessed with full crops, will surveyed, and is now being marked j witness a further advance in every by stone monuments which project one foot above the ground. They are set four feet deep and are dressed to a point and appropriately in scribed. PuiLADixriHA dispatches say that Wolfe was in that city last week trying to make a Kiicker with the Democratic leaders to run a fcybred ticket part4 reformer," part Demo cratic, Thc deal failed because Wolfe wanted the candidate for Governor. The Tammany and anti-Tammany Democrats -in thc New York Legislature have locked hornn. No organization can be effected, the Tammany men holding the balance of power and refusing to join in with tlie regulars. John Kelly is still Koss. . The policy holders in thc Lycom ing Mutual Fire Insurance Company will not be agreeably surprised to learn that the receiver has laid an assessment of twenty per cent, upon j their notes. This 'assessment,' it is j said, will pay thc debts of thc com-; pany and close it up. branch of industry. Past experience has taught us that prosperity brings with it the spirit of speculation, and in the hurry to get rich, men will abandon tine, ordinary and sure paths of business and rash into speculations, the failure of which endanger the prospcr'.t of entire communities. We Uust that the predictions which are now being madeof a reverse in businers rmjy proye untrue, and we are 'satisfied they will, if prudence and economy are not cast aside, und the sjnrit of speculation be held in check. It is renounced that Gen. Grant has become convinced that General Fitz-John Porter is a j-reatly injured man and has been unjustly con demned. This conclusion has been reached after n careful reading of the testimony in the case, and the reports of the rebel ofTit'ers who took S part. ii the second batlie ot Lr.l. Run, which were rait before the court martial, but are now aceesi'ole. General Grant sivs he' believes that "had all of th.e testimony and docu ments, now available been brought fence, beg? leave to state that, so far a3 she is concerned, there is no dis couragement. I shall stand by him against the whole world, against my whole family even, as I have stood since that fa'ted '21 of July until the. end, whatever that may be, shall come. Because I know that his cause is righteous, because to him it was the command of God, and iic obeyed against his own will and inclinations. '"This faith shall be accounted unto him for righteous ..... . .. ,n ness. ' il the Liord wills 1 can tav i rr.-ii-.ft.l,vp (fi biro n:i ihe scaffold even as calmly as if it were cood niirht, ! r a window of tlie blacksmith iVforethe Presidential year it is j ?i well assured am I of his eternal iop oi James A. Am mon, near not at ail improbable that a nwjori-1 salvation. j Jarre'.tsvdle, presumably for shelter, tv of the Southern Strdes will have "Frances Gi in:.u Seovn.u:." Nothing more wa.s seen of him un- iollowed tiie lead of Virginia and! j til Saturday about 1'. M., when joined the Kenublican army for cood. Tiie Home of Giants. making f.d.-e affidavits, whieh they are sending to Washington in onkr to -procure McCoy's appointment as I mted States Marshal before a judi cial investigation can be made. A ItcniAikaii'c and Horrible IVaih. Piia.Ain. Md., Jan. 5. Thos. Pri lcy, an aged man who has been working about tlie Jarrcttsvillc neighborhood, met with a horrible death a few days ago. lie was ad dicted to sf ong drink, and on Fri- day t:i 'lit about 0 o'clock was seen s-oiuicrs ot the war oi im. me general reception to citizens was at a great numoer can ed, and there would have been more had it rot been for the very cold weather. The civilians enme next and occu pied tho balance of the day given to tho reception. At this time a continuous iine of humanity, four deep, . stretched from the main en trance to the White House down the walk from u hundred yards be entrance ate to tha ii;il injuries, from which, it w btliev-: merit witntsscs in the Guiteau trial cd she will die. Maggie .Meyer, a I t i l and the wllurc for the young lady, was bruised in trie luce ; dete' by boot beds, and injun.il internal- j man iv. .darv iveves, .uary aim i-.:e.o, Minnie lirundy a;d Mr Dock'mt yond the grounds. All tlie details were managed with skill and forethought, resulting in system and order throughout tiie day. Picket. We were compelled 1 1 '"bod Pick et's letter down," as we published a full account of the President's recep tion on tho fourth oage of this pa- j per. j.d. - A Mystery tTnravelcd al I.."st. use at i-z;&.n'J. mtre :'re IliV WiiWrhCS WiiOsC o:i;s liOt ) et I.i...n i.'jl I" c.l. th. . f..rrirr.ftri. rs ! .,. . .. t, .. .. - ..... .. v .. !of ihu trial i.o one is to see- (!u:T. au ali young women, were seriously in-j in his cell, except his counsel and iiii.,1 ......I flij.ir rpriwiTV is dolibf.- : t.tv.! i- -n.il sisr..r Vt'i.rrVfi ( 'ro-V: r Hi! Mrs. I)olcman-,ttn elderly lady ; says the a.-s.:ssi h r- grown more s? Mrs. and Miss ' Ixjhman.aml Miss riuu.- ; t;d tho-ighifal within The past Wiseman were also serious!-." i'.jur- j fv days, aiil i-l i-v- that his to a feeling ot prospfCt bf-fiT" tizen ociiheratri v rio'. fuort illy w , tu:'it;v;-. tvbo ;': ii. h, i seized tne oniHirte.mfv 1 ami ran. a ei-i;-r;i gun btittien .l.e t .piiejr . r:.- r-. j entrt i.e.-fl t.a. jus. t; j st-ltups. Th- batth: n.--time. i'i.n, tl.;- , the three i'D i:;.-s . .Melton w;.s .-!. thr--.- -: mnn. li.uii''-! iVi.m,'.. ,r.j : thigh, and a v. ;.i t.-r. .' the i-or.i- of his ! i s! .; . in an-i i joooc t:.o.; ho:titig. and w; j ham was the re i:e element !; ,.. ed, Key. Dr. Hellenback was caught Usui i giving way in the crowd and had a rib broken, j despondency at tb hi fueiosilies ('tin; Census. "WiK-.'Ji.Nc.roN, , t, fhere are tloiens ot miiuences at work to tiiis end, r nd such a result is in the direct line- of probability. This secession from Dourbonism will have to be made good, if made pood at all, by proselyting r.t the North, and already the work has be gun. There are a lndf-dozen news papers of prominence, that nre pre paring to rush from the llepubhean ranks, where they have maintained a doubtful standin ', over to the arms of Democracy-. Tiie Chicago Tribv.ir. j.-? one among them, end is already flirting and dallying with its old lover, preparatory to yielding everything asked of it -Other pa pers ar:1 exhibiting like anxiety to lie won, and these onrnns are backetl by a nun. her of jioliticians in and out of ( 'ongrcss who. only want the faintest excuse to jump clean into the middle of the party they affect to oppose. Tiiat this secession, if carried out as contemplated, .vill take some of the closer Northern Slates into the Democratic fold can hardly l?e doubted, so tiiat tlie next i residential oontest 33 hardlv 1 , the occupants of the shop, on enter ing, lound bniey hamring head the window sill. ikcly j pie r Cantata Martin van iluren Jjt-s. iownward ir.-ni who lives on a farm near Seville, ; Oa crawling in the night before his Ohio, is 7 feet Hi inches high ami ' foot had caught between a board weighs 47 A pounds. Mrs. Laics is ; nailed across tho window and a 7 feet 11 inches high and weighs j workbench standing close by, and 4V1 pounds. It is a difiicult matter he had fallen and hung head down to convey an adequate idea of the) ward from that time until he was pr p : iions of such a dwelling as j discovered the following afternoon, the one aetupied by thc Ohio giants. ! In his terrible struggles he had torn A door that is six feet six inches j nearly ail the clothing from his per high is a large-sized opening in the 'son, but was unable to free himself side of a house that is a dwelling ! from bis dreadful position. When house, not a cathedral. Dut the j found his head was swollen to twice doors in t,ho domicile of the Dates its usual size, but he wa3 still able giants are ten feet high, and the j to speak, and asked for water. He knobs are nearly as hih as the re-! was removed to tlie house of his porter's head. The liou-" was i brother, Nicholas L'riley, near the h built by Captain Kutes in IN o and lurnace. and Dr. Jarrctt sent tor, but is elegantly furnished. In the main tlie poor man died on "Sunday at 3 building on the ground floor a re. ! o'clock in tho afternoon. He was besides the spacious hall, the l ed j buried at IJetbcl on Monday. chamber of tlie giants, a sitting room and a parlor. The couch upon which the big couple sleep was made especially for them, and it is a curiosity to look at It is exten sive enough to give the great pen ile is lean and lanky, has loinr hair, miles. S..n U'-rmirdi: a wild eye and a bushy beard. IlwSS'.'O'-lniili. is tiie i.e.--: came into tlie station house and in-1 Cab fori! ia has four other troduced himself as the win of the ; each of them as large as 5i.s late President Lincoln. Said he:: sett. "My mother was the. daughter of i Con King Wilhthu of Germany, and a ;are line lady she was. too. Abraham Sion Lincoln was mv father if vou will2i.U7l square remtmber. I, being his son, deserve ; id.-o several larg I roatKi.i and siwctivelv 17mK.), CiNiTtx.VATi, O, Jan. 1 A special from Ashland, Ky., says : "The men arrested for the Gibbons murder are William Neal, Ellis Craft and Geo. Ellis, all white. Ail of them were arrested on Monday night and kept quietly at the hotel in custody of Constable HeSin. George Ellin confessed to the const dde. He says Craft and Neal awakened him on the night of the murder and urged hiia to io with tin m to Gibbons' house. He went reluctantly. They entered by a window, and Neal and Craft assaulted the two drls. Emma Thorrn recognized Neal and said she Vu.:M tell her mother. Robert, the boy, was then about to give tho alarm', when Craft struck him on thc head h an axe, kill ing him instantly. ' 'raft then told Fanny that her tinu ti die had come, and amid the piteous cries of the chilii for mercy he struck her on the head and killed her instant ly. Neal then killed Emma Thorn-1 as in the same way. Craft and Neal at first denied El-; dent's son I'll have e xtraordir.arv iis' story, but Neal confessed tin's af- j privileges, and may be pre.-ideut 1 ternoon. and both he and Eilis waiv-1 myself some day. I am no on mv Many tvho had been knocked down and received only slight ij.:'' --. were taken home as soon as rescued, and tiieir name could not Imj ascer- r. k H'o. t'r o o-v.'i. ! letin lost issued ment, which lasted for half an hour Ohtc? short ing th" ieid subsided, the funeral cm mo-1 i u,- Tul t nies were resumed. ; nt-rns containing n.i ; curious ir.rest. , A (nk Vkh a Misoion. ! .TrXas. tho largest jareuof -JG2.2!J square iu;b-, nud IlKAbiSG, January OSiei-r i HI ode l.-land, thc smallest, l:ij r.urkholder took to tlie county in-i l.uf ) qit.-:r? miles. e county, -.! .r '1. f: 5:iri':7 tl .Mi n a MuiUr ar.uarv j. from the Ceo.-as :'p;irtir!iaie a!ts and Ter ch matter f stair, h is ..: Jet:.-ev Ci TV. Jan. o. kowski was tXccutrd :.: jail here shortly :!':-r '. ..rning. Tiie cotidf :r.:.t -.1 iy nil night, awakvi.:!: morning. He :iti- a !:-; .md later on n-ci-iv'-.i . I jro-n-!.(r.:t C. :..-.! ;.; bidding him go.! tho death we-rr in'. f after whiei: his ;,r..-.- .. sane assylum to-day a crank whoj Nevada, is tiie largest county in thej He o-t!:;rd hi gave his name as August Lincoln, j United States, covering l.f.1:.-is,;;;,.; jak d l.r an and the :io.--e 1'hi n-r gallows Le i-r-.-ti..- .:itif, 1 and issktii God t-aeiiu-' had brould t: ) u , witn lur-.-ft. three that are larger than ! state of Nt II.. ct'eut, f.nd fifteen otl.i rs that j broken, and i.e'i Jartr than I) -h.wa re. j minutes tiie eonntv. Nebraska, contains iven te !' ti:nn t!.j better treatment than I am rccelv in2. I think I have been deyrived of my rights about long enough. KO square Tife country has been, uistutbeil by 12,thX mi!-. sectional strife for many years. Gui-; in Texas. teau killed Garfield, but that didn't the United stop thc dissensions at Washington. : of New Ye; tuiles. Oregon has! To" crhoe u-: countio, ;.-.u.t,llhe ext:-?ne pei Lake, contnioinre-Uhe 'nrut.i! :.jr. 14.20.) i.-I 12,- m:hs. iVriidi i, wl:h is lb- largest coutity oe Miiallest county in States is New York, on 'day ;;i i;;;.r, t-.r be f.itirriitted i ir.g'l.cr. The ro!4 f.ir.r.t'; wonmn vva th; crime. an:. Guiteau claims to have been inspir- j largest population, ed. Now, 1 think the only way to) Toe largest of the Territories iA ti-T. T r- !, stop all this u to 'reiiKivis' the Deity Dakota, wh: h o 1 47 ,W " sqti-re j V ' '"' ; that inspired (Juiteau. I am now on niiles, and the largest county in any " e rcs'-'J -lt r-.t-s. .. my way to Wasliinp ton f. kill this; of the Territories is Cutter county, t T1'11, ;' 1 mysterious being. That'll stop ail ! Montana, with V.J.W snmire n.ih "s. ! 'T!.rnar)' deparvmen. . lurt her lnsntratmn. As :o. .-'x-'iresi- i . ... ........ Tcrrnlo Kipl!viv:. rsss car.;: GsKAhoosv, Li., Jar A terrifi was staridssis at i .'hi fire an 1 i: ; she was euvelopi'd in il ! Clara JcaviT. theteaent r .TerelWn Disaster In'Oti.o (1 examination. win nave ii: iu u.Kiiiutuu m ur jio-.se.- sio.. ri .j - ieg-oi jiimiu-r, eie; , j -. i r .earing on Thursday. Ellis ami jsiun of Uio White House." Whsa profierty oi tiie American PowIer ''t1, . Cf.:'-V,:; ;tr Neal arc married. Cralt is smcrle. . toe carnage drove up .tt Use bun to' Ct-rsipany, occurred here this after-; 'C' . ; V'J.', V -' ''"" They were all present wiien the Jib-1 trie poor j(s he stepped into it I nonni. H wa caused by tiireo bovs V'if" '! ",!s'.".'.'''.!l bons resilience was burned, and ne i with a grand llourish, and tho ofii-1 John Phillips, son of the mayor ; j '' ''"v; iVls' of th-in drove tlie hearse at the fu- ' ci.iis gKd-nat'iredlv humored him. j Gerald Jove e.r.d John Stf dman i -C" ,'"t' !!!. "c-'.:l"1 , ' n,'-!-' i; ' '" iivi.ll .i. " .-...-.-. ... x .. . . ...... .. .-.a riu j. i.jtr In'ltl I Ci.EAVEi.Axn, Ohio, Jan. .1. Dur ing the Knights of Pythias' festival at Shunesville, Tuscarawas county, Saturday evening, the floor gave to be a sectional one. but to "show a j as big as an ordinary-sized floor, i way, precipitating the company, c in nuinnerimr two nunureu. to tne room to stretch in, and it looks Crowds 'i;ve been Catherine ail dav j at CV.lettsbnrg, and threats of ly.neti- lng are con!irrii. Suspicion at first pointed to Mr. dibbons, the father of the. two children, as the author of the murder, physicians having stat-t llm Cjihlmits .Murdi'rftM. closely contested fie! i from Maine to Florida nml all along the line. Of course', it is po-fibiu that the schemes now being concocted and put into execution may miscarry and a lukewarm and insincere sup port of the parly continue to be civ en by the newspapers so anxious to shake off thc allegiance of Ilepubli- canism ; but the plan, the wish, and , the hepe are none t: e less apparent. i From this time forth efforts will be made by so c.d'ed Republican jour nals to create dissatisfaction with wide President Aithur and his adminis tration. Thc work can be prosecu ted under the guise of party friend ship thau &s an open opponent, but 1 ia soon as the opportunity is ripe the ' t . all disguise will be th-"ov:i off and .' i before the court martial there would Shave been no verdict against Gen 1 in: . experts who examined the porU.r. The -orders of tho Confed- i old sell-out of 1871-7'J will be re looks of thc " death-rattle " insur- oral Cuntrah show that the Con- itwl. Tiie honest Ilepublicana of an re com pan v. call Mutual Insurance Ixsbanon, Pennsylvania, during thc ten months that the con cern did business, its officers divided j ft. $40,000 among themselves Tt II: rnnil" tt art -fi-nf lniiT X Ll i i ,111 h l i m ILV.H no i . pronortiion.and about twice as hish floor below. Two persons were in- asa common bed. The ma-uiii- jstantly killed, ten others fatally m cent dressing case is also a I.ugepured, and between seventy and affair, with a glass upon it nearly ! eighty more or less bruised or burn as big as the side of a house. In '-'' The building took fire almost the sittins-room is a piano of ordi- instantly, producing a scene of the narv size itself, but it is mounted on wildest excitement. Tlie lights blocks two feet high, so that the in- i were nearly nil extinguished, icav stni nvivt is wav up in the air. out j ins the shrieking, struggling mass of the reach of common folks. There "f humanity to grope their way are two rocking-chairs in this room j ft" the ruins almost in the dark, that are so big that thc reporter had j !' the prompt action of those who to climb up into a "hi-h chair." j escaped uninjured, and other citi lt is very expensive for tlie giant to iZ"h"t summoned by the terrible live, as they have to pay such an j ah, the fire was subdued, but cxh. 'bttant price for evvrvthing i not until quite a number had been more or less burned. Ihe list ol killed and wounded will number nearly one hundred. The night was very cold, and the scene i? de scribed as frightiiu in thc extreme, they venr. For instance, it wr-osls ptain S-'iU a pair for loot.-. Mountain Mornionism. CaiJ.i.tt?i:";w, Ky., Janmiry o. Judge Ifrown fearing that a great crowd Irjni Ashland would prevent a hearing of the c;ise of the Gibbons ed after examination of the bodies, j family murderers, ordered a steam-j that the girls had not been assaulted but Gibbons proved conclusively that lie wa3 innocent. KniaU-I'ov (Spreading. Wash i siro.v, January o. Ilejwts received at the postotlice department indicate that small-pox is spreading throughout the country, A litter received at the department from a n:)stmaster in Pennsylvania savs tr to gel up stt prisoners to sate keeping. Owing to. the diffi culty of getting the prisoner? on ! damaged. Tl board the sheriff put them on a j not less than terry boat and started down the riv er. A mob took possession of thc steamer Moutain Girl and started in pursuit. A steamer met the boat with the prisoners at Riverton and transferred Uie Maysvilie Guards to it. The Mountain Girl, a mile or two behind at the time' aboivloned t lu.igazine, a woouen structure, ts a j target for rifle practice. Ti.v were iiisianiiy Kiiicu ana tneir bodns frirrhtfuily mangled and burned, and were hurled from fnty t two hundred yards away. Near!- all the pl:;t--'ia-' windows in the! burned from l.tr ho r ..5 .. . i ... i.iau i;;it. uoe e-i i.t ; ed very painfully, but t:: exertions aiol pre- ;. . i irl s lite was saved. .'.r.t. n.i;i:i Jlarder.ius Ap;t rs j (.ne ii:;w-gjasn winuows in the; it-am and take the business quarter were broken by the I Cakpas Soxon v. J.-.n. S.- Maysvihe, Ky., frj concussion, .md many houses in thc igr.de Aiuches attaek.d ti e ' lu'.hern uart oi the citv w, re I. .oiv n-im h :::. i f !)..... e iO.-s wid an-'ate i:e an Anif -rii-mi m:m-i per- .V.wtu:; ;. i,, ,.i S2!'tfK.. Manr sori were injured and debris. by fa h.i;: 'A:. r-:itr -i.-rr-.. itsiMn l!ernaro:i. cvo..t- ; W.al.-i rlir.g, uperir.fe!;ikr-t'-:i j mine, nr.d to Mexie.n.. 7 . ' I 'Inln.r! i:,n. T '. There are many An.'.ric.xs ; . l es'ir-1 . :.. .1.... . .... .. .y,!i;.!r I ... - - . r, . . . . . ' 1.' ' 111 llt.lii IMi h '1 - ViV j .,,ulhT Alurs,ca:ia,and more murders rsretVirei. f"-' .di-i.o.i we giving the prisoners! b.vs ra,lh,2 th, ,?4t:ie wa:b their brktast. furor brothers j, l!u. vk.;tIl of To.nVst.ne. """" " .ULIV'4J-liU. lliUI tit rT-. ill i - Gka: A I a vol j Mrei-.t. am, Texas. Jan. that the dise.-use has aone.md in his town, and a doctor w ho is treating a thc pursuit on learning that the number of cases uersista in ca!ln.i risontrs were guarded bv militia. at the office for his mail. ManyN botfierons demoiiitrations at j Martin, were led out of the iron ca-e citizens have notified the postmaster j tended too landing here, but it re I to ! fed. with that thev will refuse to receive thtdri quired tlie utmost .efforts' of the civ-! The ilcDona!.' mails if theo visits are allowe Land itaud military ollitvrs to' keep "the J the deputies; Mel tor the official ii in a quandery ami J immense, crowd from rashingou the! the head and Murfc asks lor advice, lie has been in-!v.iat formed that lie has no power tu pre H the - Worid ?T I' :T "'IT '.o lo C a'cnisl uary r,-The j The names of the killed isnd injured vent persons calling for thcir,ua,, flnv " nf f a""y ?J JU" W!k:? 1V,rtfr! cJ to ii. tLi-ir impve,sions of 'f.-.f ' nre not given. " ! r.nd under these circumstances the T" Co.npnv of, sai(1 !t AnA not tt here t)ie court - J;,eil ap(, froin hoye t j gle and U ilson, Mormon miss.or.a- . ; matter must be mutually arranged , . X' .ma, found tnat martial VM . Mh.VK it was. r llomic8 of thft ,urt v shoaia be warn-1 nc?'4.hav (.'n h?1JinS a st'rios of AVhat Shall I ween the citizens and. the physi- l'', Man Captnred. O.ilUi.jn Art ween Train two otiier rrisoners. ' Is suddenlv attacked! Laxiwstkr. Pa., J.sr.. ir inn ii. ! i'.-.st-bos?nd freibt train on . - ' uriee ki ha. The . tv:;nsvivania ruiroaa en. murdererd tied followed bv eP;.ei t mornin-z - near tne mupihs- A running lire was ket t up and ah j crossing, In this city. A ir--three of the McDonalds were hr.t f and caboose were thrown Itw ltd t: Pqstm astkks throughout tlie coun try ore appealing to the depniunent at Washington for protection against the small-pox. Four postmasters have died from the disease, contract ed, it is supposed, from infected mail matter. General Hatton should Imvc all his men vaccinated. ' t i -. i. i i n i !...,A Ti i.. : :. '"wuhss iu hhj aim ooincrsc-l COUll- ror nineteen years l nave ne :evea " "" nu.i.nunii ii u:i'; ,: i i- t.. - - . . . ' t! -i ; - 1,-, i.,,t , l"... :.. 4. i-'es, iiiu t'.r.uie as ii mav srm, . v asiii.miio, .iao. o at tiie lindir.2 of tne Court Was a ' " J." 11 i'"uil ,s ,..,! wlinnw tummn.Ul'l.r f.n t.(.rili.n,l,.nt f t.be r.iila- j just oue and warranted by the facts, j jt.r t!jj j' t1;lt ,v.'CM.ni Vdniin-1 scli00's ant Christian churches are service has issued a circular i Itnl rue--- i w thnt 1 nm in .rtr !:. ..!.',-'.".?' i'T' : i dailv becoming converts to Mor-! division superintendents in Lt.,1 H, ft,i f....-,.i...- i,!,,. n,..i r ?.,. a wo'. In conversation with one he says : 4-In view ol the ""11 4. I ' 4 1.,. . The Su- av mail to the which Jan. 4. James W. bond robber, was I I arrested :it Toronto f .-in-iiln ttnr. "The President this aftern.xin issu- j f , n "2' r Vs' j ed through tiie State Deirart.n.nt a J? f" V Pen.tentia- nroelamr.tbm r. I.Oive to cro:i!l-nov I P "-v -""5 nimseil in a snoe .... I ilAV IV1 ; tiria van!.-l and licit Two or wcrc wounded. Wliat Hie elreenbacVers Will I). ttiree eitiens j track ami badly wrecKeo, !.i number oi irvigfit cars. was bur'., but the south blocked for several hours. iO. IS ti. :r.a-k when I was General of the Armv ; aiun3 ' f'KS- journals and the aucTTa-esideul of the United States. I""4 oftllclr s a,ul coadjulow T , , .. . .... , i in Congress and eisewhe.re be watch- I had it m my power to uu Geiwal ;t,1) a.,d the timelines of this warn Porter justice and did not, m esfing will be verified. ikv Ocean. rae feci under obligations to do all! ' her It directs a more riaid enforcement preva- nf lo-iraritine re;Hilations. missionanes, as they are i ienee ot smailoox tnrougnout the . . pleased to call themselves, he" said: eountry at the present time you are j Frightful Accident in Maine. -Our fondest holies of s:ieee in instructed in every c:ise whew a re- i Fayette county have been more than ! port is made- to vou in regard to the j Kexxkhunk, Maine Jan. 2. As a j at the Toronto postoP.ieo for a letter realized." One of the missionaries. ' matter with the" request that mail I train on the Boston and Maine rail- j and telegraphed the chief there to arrest mat. .1 ne information as- to w'nen was hauled irom the son. I,. A. Street i now m lad lidin-j in Miiier's cscane. ! Warden Wright, of the Penitentiary, ! u-fi ii.ti-ii-ini-.l fl-ofr lll IjM. it.-.nl.l .;! l ...... ... .... .... vuliH V VUJM .fc.l tiiat I jiossibly can to remove the! i odium and disgrace from him now'l A Tlsil fjr Cnitran'iIIvi.ljr. G. Mr. Sco- j j James Ingle, was born and raised in ' communication be suspended be- road crossed the iron bridge at Wells this township, a few miles from tiiis l tween the infected localities andoth- j this morning the bridge gave away, 'place, and married a respectable J ers to take necessary action at or.ce!aftMue engine, baggage and par . Jadv near Farmington several vcars without waiting to consult this or- j h'r cars had crossed and prcciiiu- WAsnxu-ox. Jar .. i- .1 - .1 e swiieie 00 oveaiue .1 ine: r..iou ii... 11 .1 ii.eo.eii - i.uenian i.ir ,.1. . t. . , ' r. i:" P i.vf.,1!.- .1". ...... .,1 rnw 5'...rr.Mnrtfr.- 1,.,. ll.i' bo.v r.f Ch;r..l 1 -u.i.ii. oej- it.e ooi ' rv .ijf ov le.-po.iMoic 101 6jin.-aui.iu , 'v u.,. ;ago. lie' drifted to the far west ihee, Itns is necc-sarv in order tea me otner cars uowiunn esnbank- where ho became a member of the : that thc denartment s'.iall not in any finer: t and they immediately cauizht Washixotox dispatches snv that "l 'ur?UU8 c"an?e j ville has received a bona fide pro;o- i , r ir i i orani opii.Kins wm nave nirtre m-' lietween four and five hundred per- .'. , i, r. x iimeiicc :u i:i i; o'jant rs, out iliere'11" "oi v:.'. .1. ouucju. t 1 1 .' 7 i- ons called on Guiteau on Newt , . . ' .., ! Tins e.'n'h.oT. wl,. .m M! men ot hmitel education and ordi.- uny eontigious dis.ases," Year dav. Tiiat kind of people, if . . . . . . . " iU1 ! SeoviTli. decline 1,, mike n, P11 fclligenec, and seem to ha Wasiiivotox, Jar.. C lb present-; alive Ford, of Missouri, tiie leader of I Curled Alive. T i j:'aaoi - 1 ... 1. .... :. . ,ii r.' 1. in. h.iiiu.m;.m:i3 iu CIHIiireSS, S.IVs I " , ... 1 his party will oppose all legislation i vyM'" "vvin, '!i Kv a iit vviii,iiiukui:i ii iiiiitin.il : ' . i rv Miller's wherealoutw came sporting house in this city. Mai! lU.bbery. banks ; that the greenbaekers wiU :icha. ' f' "'''1 11 not only right aiiv extension of ! I -idise tunnel on n-tional bank charters, but thev t hll,Ul1 o:,e dc: will antagoiizo all refunding le2Lsia- !'?P ia a ?:ove s!t!4t UV.tr' lion, a i K..i;..,-.. i!... i . Sdverton this rnoriimgtoreiJ- ironi. ftjs!iould l.-e paid off at once in cr0on- : hack Xc Drioware Iliver CI -.-ed. 1'lSMARCL, 1). T., Jan. G lend ine, two hundred mi! Tl...... ..l.siil 1 I'll I fi.vii. y.iJMv j'ji j.ieouei 5 . . .. i ."'-. w l.ll ori inlaid, Ui.e man wliose jianie v V caiucbs , .mice pu over, ami tiie steamboats . At Phiiujk.ntow.v, X. J., Jan. b The ,t... . "-,'. : . - i nr. mi ironi Tho Hudson Frex -n St'"1- Ia- :!Krr.r:-iK, X. V., Jan This ni rr.ir.c the river is .... j. t 1 - ..h trt h so-idlv ..-O'.n liu i-on v."--" - .. ,st eton tne ice ce : . W catering to bis vanitr.have inA f K ! ' present, has offered to pae dowr i b0Cn ch.oolcd their profession,: snu-ide i,y Fasei,Ig. ; f tm,nown was killed and s' ', lit 1 , Win ! ning ice is re: :orte-d in ' ; . , U' M be again nresented to Corn'rcss l..,v-,fv i (Viiii -. t ntvtr lfng an opportunity to pre-; ifjluenor twenty passengers were f u,-,,7 ps f.0'" V'1 -ieogn cus.er taken oil for the season. Ice iw:i '.v Al ' I -ike f duced the miserable creature to play j restoration of General Port r !ir ' urhT: e ! i! rl their "religious views! am H Wamunoton, Jan. o.-Miss Chloe ; more or less injured. A special j " f and east, were !K-an cutiing ice from the ponds in! VT ..T the Fanks he lias before thc court ?I ! . XJ'it it lS n Vv o S I itf V J's meeting any argument against Ann Violet, who began a fast six ' train from Portland has arrived tat out cut anea ard tho contents t!M, vicinity yesterday, the ice iHiiug I a-h!nt,'n- that holds bis life in its hands. i t0 f"niur 'lUm, 111 th. A,rni-V' ' j l A"tttH f! their faith with a carefully arranged ago in Alexandria, Va., under with pLysicians on board. abstracted. . Ihe sacks - were tlien i 4 1 inches thick. " ! i ire. . : -11 weetwtJi vcrydetermid o (thrown near the track. T-a watch- c . ... rr 'position,- tl-.rr V .ij'i'Vr-'V.1'??:: to deceive. It is a eomnliment tn n i commanded her to commit suicide i. TJl.' I:str iM-uve satePy C-e.- jmcn vrercskt-pma-'' w the . bipliin i - limb who v.ie Dmaniu-. Hr Ion.. .?:,. r.-TLc txU , 4V.r'r'V T M ' f ' n( j105'1?11 se n- conimunitv to 5se a whclbouVelbv. ftine, - died last night AI- tr 7 , . ' . Jatthoti.me. Tbereisnoclue to the, : ,1( ru ,ff cst.ibiisi.ni.nt vi has elecided to ask Congress for an CLEAXixcs. ; also agrees to take Ins chances of i in 'nn-1"' V.f though she claimed to have breun Habuimu'iju, Jan. 4.-A wnt of I robbers. The valua of the. ;muil is Si:n.nYVii.tK. hid.. Januarv .- I VWkr I Son. K:t-t St. r- :i: . .vi:.: i 1. 1 aj'juujii i.i i. tun iui uiniiuouui uuni room at tlie .sub-Treasury . at Sani There is a good deal being wrifen Francisco, tlierc being so much .sil-jnboat-"the Stilwart pror.-.mme." ver Ftorcd there that the Assistant : The Stalrart programme is to do Treasurer declined to receive ' any ! right tuore from the Collector of the Port . mitted to Guiteau, and seemed to i rehectmg a roomcnt, ho Euggcsted 11 illllli " III', I f 1 1 ri ! I 1 1 III" I V 1 T- 1 . -' :,mn... r. , ....... r - , mon missionary preach, while an 1 ie last about sixty days ago gaiao ThUsoni;: I ortbodox prayer meeting a hundred all that time without uo'ur- I . T. T . P i ll what liberal nrooo.ition was - .nb- aim J"louea lor want True, many are at- j lotion of milk a sin all wits introduced i-eemco. to . j .i . . ' .. - , . .. r. .i . . impress him quite favorably. AftnV", u.V0USn cur:o?yt "itu VUfc " i: R. l -I . I ''Jv 1UUI1I is mi l O'. IU 1J 1I1SU1 III- 1 ...t... . av.w.vj Soiii:j. gold in Thousar.. oa ilie ground that be liad no proper ilaoe to store it . ; -r . - : . - . ..- ' : Tm:rx is a coniniittec appointed !1n Tow fy the Secretary e.f the Treasury, as weTL tov counting the money in the: paying vaults oi the Assistant I . S. Trc.is-" with the iilow and r.nner. .ir.,1 ei,... u-er at New York: They will have of it -they drive to t!ie market or. e;ount about SO1) tons of silver, I four legs It is ge nuine gold, hew umounting to e.G.OWJ.aU'. There is 'ever, and whether glxU go 'up or go also$."7,0U0,HX) in gold and ,00,-down the lnborer get his hire, av.d O00 in notes. The work is exjiected if be sticks to it he is turo to mate to occupy three weeks. j 1J3 pile,Au m C JwhuI i... .. . . , . .' . --eo" i in t ininU nf ihp v.mnit r,rx. Iiavc been friven as medicine. onv xaairns t. Uit found j tlr (nmis and demoralizing doctrine There seems to be no doubt, howev- 'lowa.. NoilouU of jtL.p; . XrrZ-Switi T I n"1, 'of Pdygam. Pefore the enemies off". tat she was without food for Is of men have found .-old ' M.u no'.l if I n i--',',v I Ply?"y t Fayette and Somerset i torty-ttireo consecutive days. a and in Kansas and Missouri i that miserable Gorki, ill cant brins i f,litie!1aTC,f.wa.reVa -Pr in will; ' They have .found it in on a lot of folk; ws just to swear Low i ' T,. " ! ouanUttes. out they ;.-nne it l l"u" ' nomnen nml nn.lnA infl..ni .;iu Loxdox, January 6. Intelligence ; nut known. ' Tr.r, ' i. i .. - ....wi uij.: ,i ,'iciies nere t.r.i; I'Hin t'.;i.s n.oniirg- ' i j . iil'Uii iki,ui . 'lUilt I ItTH ! ? '!... n. -1 ' i .... I. - . rt-n !' ic.rn. t . ' I.H i ii; ' .u; i ig-...ue ireasurernut er, nemg ' ' - i Man kept by two Germans at Pales-. ;;f... t inks uf lard expIiHi.- thefomous legislative salary case. l -ia dur,., . i tine, north of this place, has been I fe t . l.uiMin nearly WP' was taken up to-day to tfre Supreme! VRlXGnr,n .. - p blowa up by dynamite bv unknown !The hs fi estimated ztM- Court. fneCi;rtwi!lsetadvfori.'fr,KIN0FI'i-Ji-n- .).H-, ,vrsot(,' This is th.- t J,- '.i t r its argument in the near future: 1"td bet ween - two little n, 1(ist . these m..n" ei"wVy mmmm .-, cliddreii, named illianis and Gate ! ...:Ti . , ... 1,1 . Van jf Poorlloaso Kuriie.I. ica:h of Hun. C. C. Clay CuaTiaxvuwa. Jia. 4. A special i announces tlie-death i' Hon. C. C.I v iay hi ins country residence, near i lock in tne pitch cAdlong into Mormon ism. Tle i)e.a-Ie. Uliart;-? t.riANV, S V'..Jan j has been received at Liverpool from Accra, which couurms the report from Cane Coast Castle, received in November list, of the massacre- of ! j ' i " . . witfun the mst tliree miuvJ-.. I .ieu.erveu aim live years, respective ! Sad Accident, u h.mi.v;tox. Jan. 3. Jolin j iy, the younger of the two secured i de-j a revolver belonging to one ' of the ! iuicaoo, Jan. o. Uio nuane ! partmei.t of the Macon county poor; elder members of the 'family, and ' iiuu?c ntia iturufu last iiim. S14.CXX). believed to be at lir'e. An Indian 3larrter t be Bsiiavd. Ipon tbe track at Delaware June-. ' ( - : ... ... . .. . i..ou uiij inormrii He was unanie use whs burned hist night. Loss discharging -the weapon at his little i r., ii I ' T c f ;J?Im WW All the inmates were res- adversary. killed l.im insttntlv 1 ' ? g hf fast ma frt" sd except two. who, however, arc ' f. '- ?n the railroad while clearing sn.nv '. " " 1 mm m - I from I . ,v . 1. . a. T t , -JiiHSEY City. Jan. ' leases of smalbpor havcbetJ eo in tins euv uu the past twenty four h hits- Saim- in niclii"""'1- 1"T, Va.. J.- l.nnn Against Fi(z-.)ohn lorl!r. Yaxkto.v, 1. T., Jar. Ci Brave to extricate tho limb before a train th, depth of seven ine lies fell b' (lurtn; the Kht The tni I I IDilSV! If 11.1.- M- ll . I I C - 1 1 n.,1 . , .... sui.uii. uv niuiuuk HUjlC oi u ureuK. l0 Hi wiis buried m Iluntsvilla yesterday i l.ouse have adjourned until Tues with great pomp. jday. '.,Jan.5. The dead- two hundred voumi uirls bv ordcof Legisbturc coctinyes,!t!ip KTng of Ashamet:. Th'e 'girls were prisoners, who had becu pur posely captured for tiie massacre in raids on neighboring tribes. Wasajxaro tor Logan sa;,s he has not changed and iv ill not change his mind em Fitz-John P.nt r. lie will fight hiia, if thc case c im.s up again, as is probable. ' tare is moderate to-'- i r.ear. a member of Sitting P.nliu I came idons and kill pi! hin January 4. Sena-! band of hostile Sioux, was found pir.l. - .. 1 . .1 - . Ik Vi' V : J " o "VIU 1 1 ai poor ijetind Jen, mya id wiie, 1 vvtis ree.i.cv - ne " w' o-vtrai - sister. tnoiOfr. Or liaiiehter. can no I crave v. .m "-"""' , ' 0! rinc, pern- rears ago. The death penalty will laade the picture of health bv a few! tarrh and amcnorr.' - p, be pronounce.! on him on Monday lottle of Hop Hitters. W ill Vou let i cure.L Mrs. A. . - I i".m un! n7 - . '. - ! Knfh I ' 1
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