1
aaaanasai ii . .- . -. - - , I
A ,ir.t1.oth loud and have a uggttion to make leading
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WEDSESPAY
..Jnne W. l"i
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
ST ATI-
OOVEUNolU
JAMES A. LEAVER,
Centre count-.
. i . .i -it
' im the people Or wppwe i to harmony, wnue uw-y are wi
V'rMarsliaU.a.l:.rcfI.leJ,an,ll.o,ly impressed witli the conviction
or anv other member of the ticket that unless Something is done,
would die, say, within thirty days 'defeat is inevitable. Mr. koontze
'preceding the election, must the contributions towards narmonycon
I Republicans he deprived of a candi-jfwt in setting forth his objections to
!dtc. became, although the old con- the ticket, which are that the bosses
Ivention mHit W re-assembled, there ma.1 it. nni mai iw m im
... t. . .. i i ..r lkA '
IN not time mfliciont in which to.lon u-.uo.Tct m ... Vl -"-.,,,,
of t!ie convention, that1
. .. i . vention? This is like the ' 'eiit!euiau know
hair splitting that denied the right platform in the nmvention-that j
- -- - --" . i
The noisiest "demagogue, in the
ed, comes inquiry from thev
Mail: 'irvconcilable movement ire dis-
Warren county, as we see by tlur apjmjnted "poilsmen, andttnse who!
proceedings in tho 7Vmc.5, had t;eore ;rire Itulepcndt-nt from principle, i
V Mapes as Senatoria It le legate jojn hinl. with!
M li,,..,a In'iu in I'hlhli ( n in mill I
i. rhleni of our Senatorial j-ch. shallow set of termers,
district. No Warren county caucus ,T..ey have no re-p-. r f7 1(111(1
appointed him. lie was simply put of reform that ' aije them
in bv ' "bosses'' in the general ir,,;S nn i i M to ob
wMir. licr.pres.-r.ieuuooouv m . , ..j u . ;n
Missoriu oi iluvs.
'.aid to Kent
Terrible Eipltwion In a Ti
A
Soli
A t
I . f.ii.r.i.t tri
in: imi i" 1 1 i 1 1 v i
. . - " 'I'l I ... II j ' I u. I i I HIT ll lliil ltilif II NritlllJI III'
1 convene a meeting "I the eoi.ieniion. ": ' i,opul..t mil. Uur county ileietr.ue . " , V. . ,
s for he was ou the was Captain L. I. Rorchers. imt j nlayed out, masters anu mmhicui
of Abraham Lincoln to call out; the nomination oi i.eaxer. immcs
Mroor at the outbreak of the rebel-) and Mar-hall were made with en-
! lion , for ihe purpose of preserving thusiasm by every vote in the con
i ... r.i . on.l 4tmt nil tti trpn ir
line nirui oi me nation.
There is no doubt that in accord
ance with precedent, Chairman
Jt'STK'E OF St TUEME VOVHT,
WILLIAM IIENUV RAWLE.
Philadelphia.
sr. i:i:tauy of ixtekxal affairs
JOHN M. GREEK,
Butler countv.
Cooper might have called the State
Committee together to select a can
didate, but deferring to presumed
public sentiment, he preferred that
the delegates elected for that pur-
J iose rhould perform that duty, an
the caviling at his course is born ot
I.I EfTEX ANT CiOYF.IlXun,
WILLIAM T. DAVIES,
Bradford count y.
A niPATcn from Chambersburg
says that Franklin county, the home
of Senator John Stewart, can poll
about 4 .MO Republican votes, and
at least 4,400 of these will be given
for General Beaver.
IIox. James G. Bi.ai.ve has writ
ten a letter declining to be a candi
date for Congressman-at-Large in
Maine. lie hopes that the cam
paign will result in the election of a
vention, and that all the bosses in
Christendom could not have com
pelled euch unanimity, if the senti
ment and hearts of the delegates
had not been enlisted for the candi
dates. But "the ticket had been
indicated for some time in advance
of the convention," complains the
veteran general. Well, we should
say it had, and most unmistakabby
a mistrust oi tne common m--u.-u ui . uiuita i mu, w- iiiuuihi
the Republicans of the State, or fear the State. The kickers at the out
of the howl of a few implacable mal- start announced that they were go
conte jts, whom nothing but an un- ing to carry the convention and die
conditional surrender to their de- tate the candidates. They demand-
mands would satisfy. led a long canvass and a short cam
paign, and they got it. The canvass
proceeded, the cry of the " bosses'can
didate " was raised against General
Beaver, and yet the kickers were in
a minority before two-thirds of the
delegates were chosen.. To cover
their defeat the' proposed a scheme
of compromise, (the Continental
Peace Conference) and to their con
sternation their proposition was
agreed to and their terms accepted.
Before leaving the hotel their repre
sentatives declared they would not
keep faith, on the very terms pro-
They at once
whoe will did he reprsent.? Who 'hacks in the State. They make a
made him a h legate? What con-1 t,,xt of the air;est notl'ngs to
vention or what caucus was cahe. I, . Ju,t becaue State
tor thai purpose : . e nave ncani oi
none.
Thus these individuals flocked to
gether like foul birds of prey, actua
ted by a common purpose, to nonu
Senator Daviea was not ncpinated
for State Treasurer last yar, Mr.
Wolfe, of Union, felt called ipon to
head a revolt against the'regular
Ever since General Beaver's name
has been mentioned in connection
with the Gubernatorial nomination,
the story has been industriously
circulated by the 4 Independents"
all over the State that he violated
his instructions as a delegate to the
Chicago Convention. In answer to
inquiries as to the truth of this
statement, the State Committee has
issued the following authoritative
denial :
legislature wnicii u .uu... . ..,.pnCRlI j,i1lv(ir v.t , in,,r(lc.t0,i hy
IU1 1C iu Wit . - , , 1 1 1 a A 1
; wiiiptj at Clnrug", nor hy any county there- po&Ou ly tnPmselveH,
- 4', a o .ivlimimn nartv nominee, and this yar. le-
of principles which ought to have ' eau.se Mr. Davie to nominated
brought the blush of shame to their j for office and Mr. Wolfe s not,
brass'-fronted faces. Their impu- j the gentleman fron Union t-es an
dence is so profound that it almost 'other reason for revolt. Wdldany
commands our admiration. ! thing short of Mr. Wolfe's lomina-
'tionfor something have pevented
his kicking this year? Wi think
not. Would he have kickfl if he
had been nominated? Wejdo not
believe he would. When 5r. Grow
was a candidate for United Sates Sen
ator. Mr. Wolfe, said he haJ as good
GLKAXIXGS.
The Philadelphia Record remarks
that Chairman Cooper "need not la
borunder tic delusion that anything
he can do or that he forbears to do
niilL'ICiISC luc juur n.iiui.iii:. j ., . . 1 .' I V 1 1
1 , a r Hit to be lor himselt Is te had
have madeun their minds to kick ;l 1 . if
the roof off the Republican wigwam,
and soft words are thrown away up
on them."
GriTEAf V last chance for li""e was
disposed of on Monday, the .hid-res
constituting the Court in banc de
ciding that the case shall not be re
opened for argument. This settles
the case beyond a doubt, notwith
standing Charles II. Reed 'u endeav
ors to have a still further hearing.
..-I . i. : ..: I.:... -...1
I oi. i nr onjy niMrui nuns i.t'ii uiui. hiiu
! uniler wbieli ho aetl, ww tlnse of t!io
' Slate Convention, to almle bv wliich lie was
pledged ly the delesratt-s of his county, who
communicated to him on their return home.
Heaver was not al llarrishur); ia attendance
umiii the Convention which elected him a
delegate."
As confirmative of this denial,
William Shortidge, of Bellefonte,
who was a member of the Countv
Bv order of Chairman Cooper the
delegates elected to the Republican
State Convention, held at Harris
burg. May 10, 1SS2, will convene at
llarrisburg ou Wednesday, June 21,
1SS2, at 12 o'clock m., for the pur
pose of nominating a candidate for
Congressm an-at-Large, instead of
Thomas M. Marshall, declined.
The first election of 1S.S2 was
bell last week in Oregon, when the
whole Republican ticket, Legisla
ture and member of Congress was
'lected. This insures the election
of a Republican V. S. Senator to
succeed Grover, Democrat; and
thus makes the Senate at its next
session reliably Republican, unless
the party meets with some misfor
tune during the year.
called a separate State Convention,
and renewed the fixht before they
knew whether the Regular conven
tion would endorse the compromise
or not; and now having placed their
ticket in the field, they are howling
for "harmony" and clamoring for
still another convention.
Committee,tel!s the manner in which j Judging from the past, we do not
the delegate was Ft lected, and shows j believe that the managers of the
that General Beaver's position was j Independent machine would go into
thoroughly understood : a new convention if it was assented
"When the Republican Committee nf j (o bv the Regulars.
I ellire couniy mei io cicci ucieuie vt
Hftrrisburg Convention which was to select
delegates to the National Convention at
Chicago in lSsl, there wa no possible nils
understanding as to iencrul JJcaver's posi
tion, in uit lint miv, vliiiiu iMuiui, t. . , . .
rotation, was entitled to a d. l.yate to the ' They do not desire a new conven
It is too much
to expect that the' would agree to
be snuffed out, as they would be in
a convention of the entire party.
National Convention. This beinc under
stood, it was generally conceded by all Re
publicans that tieneral Heaver was our rep
resentative man, and would best serve tiie
interest of the party. I was a member of
the committee and a Illaine man. 1'riorto
the meeting of the Committee!, railed on
Ueiii ral Heaver, and stated to him that I be-
tion, or a united party ; they will
accept nothing that would take
them out of the field. They would
le satisfied with nothing that a new
convention would do short of an
The Democratic papers are all
jubilant over the prospect of the
Republicans of this State defeating
hemselves by division. "It means
a I emocratic Ixgislature," says the
New Orleans Democrat, "and a
Democratic Senator in place of Cam
eron ; also a Democratic apportion
ment, which will give us twenty
Congressmen instead of nine, equal
to a change of twenty-two vote in
Congress doubtless more than
enough to decide the majority. It
is easy to see therefore," says the
paper mentioned, "the great influ
ence this Pennsylvania bolt prom
ises to have upon national politics."
Si.vce the Chairman of the Re
publican State Committee has issued
a call re-convening the llarrisburg
Convention, on the 21st inst., for
the purpose of nominating a candi
date for Congressman-at-Large, in
place of Hon. Thomas M. Marshall,
let lined, General D. Stewart Elliott,
of Bedford county, and Hon. George
lieved it was the desire of the Republican j uncon(litional surrender of the par
ol our county that he should represent us at ... ,
Chicago, and usket) him for whom he would
vote in the event of his appointment a del
egate to Chicago, lie replied : ' I will vote
for ticnrral Grant.. 1 will not fro back on
my old commander. In the event that
lieneral Grant shall be withdrawn or ccae
to lie a candidate liefore a nomination shall
have licen made. I will vote for James G.
Illaine.'' liefore the delegates were elected
i to the Harrilmrg Convention I stated to a
cam uf ot the lilainc memliers oi tlie ounty
'oiniiiiu. the aliove conversation with
(iencrul IVuvrf. 'e did not believe that
Grant would be a foriv'''"'' candidate be
fore the ChicagotJonveiitioa.. and being anx
ious to serve General iVulitf te concluded
that we would give hint the support
of his own county and send Heaver del
egates to the State Con vention uninstnicUsl.
I wa at that time as I am now a Blaine
luan. Last year I voted for Mr. Wolfe ; but
1 believe (iencrul Heaver isthe choice of the
great mats of the Republicans of l'ennsylva
nia and was Curly nominated by them, and
1 am uncuivK':iily tud enthusiastically in
favor of him for Governor., ami I assert that
the statement that he in any wise betrayed
his constituents at Chicago in uixsliiedl v
false."
The Buffalo Commercial Adccrtler
says: "During the eight months
General Arthur became President
there have been over ono hundred
federal offices tilled in New York
State, and by great industry a list
of twenty-three stalwart appointees
is made up and exhibited as evi
dence of the Peesident's !tirpose to
build up a personal party."
to be fori Grow.v And 1 wps lor
himself jUst of Ntlnrti)ej The
thorn in liis side then was Sjnator
John Stewart, of Franklin Resent
Independent nominee for Gorf-rnor.
Mr. Wolfe has his revenge ijw in
supporting Stewart for a soir,d po
litic d drubbing. S:ran'.on 7ipuLli-
cat.
A IJlood-Cliillins Scene.,
Sr. Loiis, June 8. A speiarl to
the Globe-Democrat from Clirlotte
gives an account of an awful acident
on the North Carolina lUlway.
The engineer of a train whicj was
! under a full head of si.eam sawm ob-
Pennsyivania means a Democratic ij.t on the track some distance Jiead,
Sf-nntor in Tihiee. of Cameron, ami a i which he supposed to be a die. It
A Demociiatr' Legislature
Democratic Congressional apiior-I,lwaretl to .be lUt(:rl? u,na,re ot
tionment the Legislature must aj
portion the State this year which
will give the party twenty Congu-ss-men
instead of nine, equal to a
change of twenty-two votes in Con
gress. It is easy to see, therefore, the
great influence this Pennsylvania
bolt promises to have upon National
politics.
T;n: Philadelphia Prc edited
by a gentleman lately imported from
New York with the object apparent
ly of teaching Pennsylvania Repub
licans their duty is now niot vo
ciferously clamoring for a new curb
vention with plenary powers to
nominate a new Republican State
ticket. A few days after the llarris
burg convention the endorsed
General Beaver and the convention
as follows :
T1IF. (iROI'NnS or M I'l'iiRT.
Every lndeendent Republican can con
sistently and conscientiously sustain the
Republican State Ticket for these reasons :
ty organization into their hand
We do not believe that anything
is to be feared from a new conven
tion ; our candidates are too strong
ly entrenched in the popular heart,
but with the integrity of their nomi
nations questioned, and their titles
to position challenged, the party
cannot afford to concede an iota to
the demands of the foes of its organ
ization. I,et " Independent veterans like
General Jvoontz, who are ready to
spread tafore the public their lam
entations over the divisions in the
party, suggest the remedy. Let us
know the panacea for their aches
and sores. Neither the continuous
rub-a-dub-dub of the Yc-ss, nor the!
lamentations of the weeping Jere
miahs of the Independent breed
will cure the evils of which they
complain nor induce the Republi
cans of the State to abandon their
ticket and their organization.
The Philadelphia Pre thinks
that the rilatc Committee has no
right to re assemble the Republican
State Convention of May 2'th, and
any of the delegates of that conven
tion who meet at Harrisburs in re
sponse to Chairman Cooper's call do
so only as piivate citizens. The
PriM thinks there sho
the approaching tram, and th- engi
ncer blew on brakes. At th first
sound of the whistle the object r.oved,
and the engineer was horrifiedtu see
that it was a child. The tran was
within a few hundred yards if the
child, and the engineer reversal his
lever and had all the brhkes ippli
ed. The child began to crawl tl'the
track, but on reaching the rat, de
liberately stopped and seated itself
astride of it. The brave vgin.er
trtnibled, and the tears came o his
eyes as he realised that it wodil be
impossible to stop the train Wore
it reaches the spot where the child
was sitting, but bravely swilling
himself out of the window, he sarted
to crawl along the engine to its Yont,
with the intention of picking to the
child before the cowcatcher struk it.
He would probablv have succuded
in this perilous undertaking, nit a
AL",,0.,,in!t"?,"nr!rp.Jhe Mapdalexa, June S.-The rt- Cm. :.. June 7
Away shooting and Mbont- . mains of deneral Garibaldi were ir.- ma. fexas, special says
ins lake ik'uionx. i tered in the remeterv .it Canrer.i tliU exuhision occurred v ester
- j afternoon. The funeral ceremonies 1 unnel No. 1. mi the G., P.
Kansas Crry, June -S. Just as i bejjan at 3:4 o'clock and closed at 5 Railwav exh nsit. To hi
the Bank of Brook field, in the town o'clock.. A Morui of w ind and rain and fife'v kegs of blasting
ot that name, on the Hannibal and j raged the whole time. The coffin, I were isnitrd bv a workman
St, Joseph Railway, was closdiir, at covered with earlan.U ami ihiwu-s ' .t n of t! - extension.
four oVbN-k yest. rd.iy nl't. rn.MHi, wr.s l.r bv some of the survivors workmen hi the west end
six men rode into town from the -of the- "Thousirud of Marsals," and' once overwhelmed with etrtli. r-j.
wesi i.inn me sireei.auu .iismouiu-. .- bdiowed by the Duke ot'C.Pnoi. tr.r... Tliree wtr.-
1 r
1 f is
If !
Vim
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:
SHERIFFS SALE.
tij Tlrt jo of's.rtalTi wr! i. y
si
ing, entered the bank, where they j Slp;i,or Z inardelli, General Ferrer... five w..oi,d. d.
ki.ad
ill W u, pnl.nr t-.ft. fl t:- i
rnrvs yin't. In twa ni', . -'
amv, r , ua "s
IhurMlaij, June 22.
toflrelta. m , llth. r(iih t: i.
Htlllluf .I'D' (.tlavBluB H.!.,.!,..
a t.'ti.. a ai, ,! i, ,. ,
X sod -ulln l J. Is. h , . i,. v
! Krimia H.oti..ni. l i , '
. Hnrntri . tl m ivi i.. L 'f,
m.l pr jwrty. twlra tts sh: w ,
covered the clerks with their revoi-; the representatives of both chamber,
vers and went through the sale and 'and delegates of three hundred van-
money drawers, securing about S o,
(XK) in cash. They then backed out,
still covering the frightened bank
people with their revolvers. Re
mounting, they departed in the way
they came, firing their revolvers
and shouting like demons. The
robbers as they departed started
toward the other bank, but were ev
idently alraid of finding a warm re
ception prepared for them, and con
cluded to abandon that part of
their original scheme and to safely
make awav with their booty.
,1 he robbers connected with this!
Senator fiill al Home.
June
tr TAlu ihlA mineral nr mut'tla a...
iitat, 1 in nnl hvlnv in A t
ous !is(xi itions. Speeches w re :h
livr.i ... I .. . . ii. Ati.wta. G.i
ui mi; ;i,r ui lilt 1 IIT i res- , . . ,. ,, is ,
ident nf iht.n..t tVn i,i.L... ,.f Hid arrived troiu htireKa
the Chamber of Deputies, the twtiV,vtIay 8U1'!:,f( 7 '
Cabinet ministers nreUnt and Signor i ,,e atrtlie Xa u
Crispi. All applauded the deeds of j ,,,en.se "ng,?f IP1- tlh";
the deceased. As the coflin was low- no !' monstrat.on owing to the
oPi i -i .. i- ators critical condition, tie
" ' - (V fc -, v-tl nine H t IU III-
ed by the Italian men-of-war Wash
ington and Cariddi.
OARIBALin's LAST WORDS.
Iajxdox, June 8. (Jaribaldi died
witn tiie window of las apartment
place. I in a carriage and cony'tl i
IIkartilt Reco.mm endsi. Lon'l
wide open, and while the sun was i r'"1" a P! thini? Iwcause you ha
i . . i.i it l... i ..i
auuacious ueeu au wore musns, oui n, :,.," , .,, ru , X(ini enn manv in n
as IOUOWS. i ..... ., ... ,.f .......... ,.,.! mo
' II'. II VI 11, i , UU.1 Ul.-wi-ni.-, w..,. - -
' U1
i m. t
I Ixml.
! s n.l l ',. p. ....i..d an. ..,
ItrTia iweulj vsif inn Hit Uy i. , :
issi. 1 .
Nu t A rr.jili tsvs; nf tn wns.l -,-
: WaMe.iii'aii:.i,,( u wrta, nx-re ur i- - i
' t lit J ill Kiaitrr. Jamei M i .. "
i I.staof n. i i i.ier. is-iiiimt lir.-, "I -js.isiUva,
uc'irr ls- ' ie n a
w '8 ' "t'JL. ,ttn simttti. Jrr !..' '" "'
: uhiV?itainiou Da-pi. mure or ir rt
m'ha Anfhii;y Shosmaitpr tr.. ..
a'.j lnitl.T.,1 A. J. I'niwi. -lr Sh.:,-'
?.t.ilijinz iJ :wn's. m.-rp r t.4.
Li-.li htrier trn-'t. a, i .i.,-..
to his home. As the carnage p f t i .'y."'!"'. .Vr,r.- A::ri J v' t.
through the crowd heads were u;io. x. .tm v. .m cimi irWr"'
Ii Hhlt..l. Ji.tlB t.'iihi.i i.. J J
nusif ui. I . ' . .
- ... - s-a.-a-.a... .
, '"- Iv'iitn.P trwt. n-h-.lnica- u-
; " ii"i i
I uM.. m.ir. ,.w !.... ,
. 1. i- , . . .1.1 : 11... .1.1 .. ... .u .,, .,u I 'Krf 4 i 'T IrR. I. T
sciiio,. ieiore nis last acronv a iiirii ; """"" - T- --, 1t). T
I ecu
I.,.:- .1,
I III II U1.CV11UUVI1 ... , I -T 1 1 J I,. . I ...... , . . . y-, ., ...
L . . remained twitterin-?. Garibaldi saw :
inree oi . m vere apparently itftnd 8tammered."(b,flfio allenra" i "eartily to such sutWers.-J
The correspondent of the Time at
Uomesaya the girls of the Munieip.-'
School have made a funeral wreaui
!)ITLIC SALE
Hira tri.-:.i.i, i,i;n i,n ,., .
.tram I ran! , w i,v, '
inic ir ai-rsit, m.ir or lc, '
. w - 1 - .,.- -. . .i
J.-lia Hani,,, ,,, !.:, .,V:,; ?.V .
ST 3ts, nil,.r i..,. "'n ''''
sc.- I via .Ank
t others.
on .- v i
..... j. j-auiii traci.
ccnooi nave made a luneral wreaui , or I
ruThMU" DESIRABLE FAJM.j
young men all well built. One was
an old man as his hair was quite
gray and being long hung from be
neath his heavy black slouch hat
upon his shoulders. Another one
wT. an :m,m,l..lBlr .rK.ciL-o.l ,,U ... 1, lllgOlU
in perfect disguise, and no descri, J " ,e; t the wreath are the
. - ... . . '. . . i Words. I O thp Tmmiirtnl fw-vpil.nlili
tion ot him could be altera p ed ly!j .,. 1S8.-, T, f.nrr(1Bri.,I1(,;nt' . tuUly, two . imm Mooriie.a mk-...bI KtaU.;nure 1' !?
the people at the bank. Tl ! 2, June loth, 18s fcrd, ,.,
he back ground but seemed to e I thousand t' mt ini1? p-- ! 'eU'tS ottl i-'t!f
me icauer anu me impression ini- ,titi r.u f i c i, ;-nouer,aDiconiain3
those who ; - Vk- Vr :r:r.,T." .
f i. i,iwaia.v v. ::f.'' .' ir
ulnstiain n.t i..:... r " "r
; The nndeniiansd will Kell at pahlic lie ni !.
r, ru!aliur
frimor tr:i-t.
Rrookfield and among
heard the news here is that he is no
less than Frank James. The sixth
and last member of the gang is not
described, except that he had a long,
sharp nose and piercing black tyes.
The party was armed with two
heavy revolvers each and spread
terror throughout the town as they
rode through it. The men were well
mounted and rode like troopers.
Two of the horses were dark bav,
one a black, one a sorrel and one a
gray.
The county Sherill and Marshall
organized a posse as speedily as possi
ble and stinted after the robbers.
In conversation with Rob. Ford.
Dick Little, ex Marshall Leggit and
others in this citv who are familiar
with the James Gang, the opinion
was gleaned from them that Frank
James was not mixed up in this af
fair, although they admit the job
was done in the James boys' style,
and the opinion was hazarded that
the robbers might possibly be those
who sat at the knees of the famous
leaders. It is claimed that Frank
is not in the neighborhood, howev
er. There is plenty of tall timber
near Rrookfield and it is not thought
likely that the gang will be captured.
A -dispatch from St. Joseph says a
telegram from Kirkville, not far
fpnni Hpii.L- f lulil ufotiaa 1 1 i fi t !i Yvir.tr
raite tfuse ! ; wV i 'A'-:-'
. , J Th. ! ....loinin. a mler. A. s. Min t., i,
nSlTt TTltHTir)T.TN
i;m ik M,,;:a c :i i . ilWiA
""i "'r ..iioiivii'iii V.OUIHJ11 anu ine ; tk. i.
I...,1.t: . . .. ' There la
iiciiuiiiiwii oiess lor me svuiiiainv . r i -r pi. r-
.i!...i. i -i , uutiu i wu-uiui w riaiiic mugu . .... i
mull 'ivitii nr ...inn , j . i .-, , i. i j - - - - , . .... .
.v. w. .u..o. unuii. , im, BaBk BirB w hy w fMt nearIy nc Xhere , r, 10talnlIlI, .;-;;vnrM i," '" ' :,:
GaRIRALM S SWORD AND FLAG. ', I. er lallm sprinn of Water at liu ld-''''u 'lllin irn. t. am i ... ,
anil iiarn. .ne i me urai umiarw . f -un i. - .
tiie lyrolese war, (.taribaldi ; "i? pi
present!
he
hers
bers h
to the family. It is stated that the
liimilv trill 'ml- !,. f.M.i 4lw. !
i , " . . . . ! JWondayofaale. on April V3. aa.l
SWOrd, in Order to oiler it to the the lUne In lour, liveomix e.iual aiiuil paj-
. lir..tAil I
After the Tyrolese war, Garibaldi ; w? p- ah- band ia m a " . "X't.mXt 'v. i i.lf
ed the SWOrd and flag which j witll.e wild on account ot bavlnc otheIslneM j John'Hanna. K.-wt;5,''.1;
had at Eontevideo to Col. Cham- !? - K,,u"-, A fiTfrS ! ta$r.rT:r..V-
1 ,. , , ' me iiouiisiuns Tiitatceoi iiti.irriiii, v"iiv - 1.-T lriit n'ti.i,;n,'
English OtlSCfrr. Col. Cliam- ' the Somerset Uambria- KallnwJ. Mil"n Jin haana. J.., -., '. n-
as offered to return both relics , w'" "'" A"r'' Ti.uiii...Me. K-r is
No. !. JiiK'Uh !m
of John Hitnna, TIM
niiiniciiifilitv ofl?,M..o 1 1 i', ,,,.,,.-..,1 i mentu. to full the Mir.-hiiaer, wun intetut
...niuiiionvii Aov information eoneerTiliiK this prny tan
that, sooner or later, the remains of , te u'j iy a.i.ltsiDl
! Garibaldi will be brohght to R vne. j ' AU su TJXiZZr.
till A'ira iirrirnniTi.nr V. i - . -a
lirsifk. .... I,.. t..l,.f;...:t... i: ! REffETPTS A TIE fixPESE.TTJSJS.S taiJ bln.
will be buried on the summit of! OF
rr t : somerset borough,
shot bv the Austrians are buried, rar as Y23T Ealinz Hartk 31,11832.
It is stated that the body of Gari-'
baldi showed scars often gunshot:
and bavonet wounds.
Oliio Ilepulilieans.
BBcairra.
Fnin (iilllnn Lint, Collecter....!
m L 1J !... illui,,. ri.i
" Korouxh Mills '2X ti
Burues. Wei dry. Hoes, LA-
ftlS, A.C B. ii tUTf
and lamp lllfhtiun...
Amount nul l foroli. Uuiba. kc.
Aoi't paitl lor street an.1 roaila..
" " lntereat on Jebt for
fire engine
Ain't nalil for aranlt-ptcc patientu
(Terrel and West)
Ain't paiil tor lulcellaasona ex-
Iiensea. ln.lutlln(( printing au.l
nrk-ui
Am t pnul for aalar; of Buricean
an'l Clerk
2-5'
) so
JuO M
i. ... i ..i. i. .. .i ii . i
convention wiucii siiouid wuiiuraw , lunge oi tne e.iiiT causeu inn i; Several horses
the present Republican State ticket I le his balance, i-.nd he was prtcii.i- Jsattirdav ni"ht
i :.., .i.., ,.t.ii l . . ., Itated down an emijanKment. , lie
1111. A IJ.111 1 1 UI IV 1llJ 111.11 -.1.111 l
ixprsniTruaa.
i.. . T 'el I. ii
; VOI.l MUl s, .1 une I . I lie ncputill- i Amount paid for poblio sorrire
ican State Convenuon met to-dav
and made the following nomina
tions : Secretary of State, Charles
Townsend, the present incumbent;
iJudsreof Supreme Court, John II.
! Do vie, of Toledo member of the
Roard of Public Warks. C. A. Flick-
ot Defiance 1 he resolutions ' s
j LIAlilL.rilhS IIF THI 1IMUII
-ar- ! Tf.ial auionnt of onlera i.ucil
liliinl , durinir tlis VMr 411;
of that n'.ace. for the nast threei.u c 1 I Am'toi unpaia iriier outstanJ- '
1 1 , ' . . I, ""ct thuran assuranc-; ot confidence in mir at ia seitiemeiit n,.
weeks, an.l kept their revolvers on j his !l(IllJini.stration and approval of; " ""ich. hereby iupaii J-iJS
all the time. Nobody knew them. 1 .l,. .,,., . , i. ,
, , ,1.'. I11V7... 1 IUHI IIIIUIUlll; liHUI- W...IU IIUClll.UIIIII.
.mi t hnro .... .
, pursue.1 by him amid tlieembarras
of men had been stopping on the Afon thft (I(1.lth pf Genen,
Harper farm, five miles southwest j und tt,,der ,() prt.si)len
were stolen there
'..il! 24
;sin circumstance unavoidably at-
sal-;. . . . , . c .1 1- i ... ..... . . 1 t.f til 1 inr lii ! 1 !i iifi.inn'il fri:ij rriit.
. , nail Iiaroiy reaaineil nn ieei oeure a ; !enator ana:-e niltne iriacpcniicnt 1 r. - -
isfactory to henator Mitcnell and KPI..Vm u -i hinnl m.l h ! te. resolutions also ndorse (iov. Fos-
his followers Yilltnr Pccnl ! t-r.m. thtVhil.l lnnl been mr .b.vn ! ter's administratbn, condemn Rus.
The eii"ine stonned within it-h i -th 1 I irTsr.URcn, 1.1. .tune r.x-; sum prosecution i .lews, atiirm the
The l'liiladelphia Kceainy AVim
has taken the trouble to interview
all the business men except cne, who
called upon Senator Camkkox during
his recent visit to that city, and all
of them deny most explicitly that
after striking the child, and the! the
horrible task of pulling the nianped
body .out fron under the wheels be
gan." 'finTboTiy had been cut haf in
two as cleanly as done with a kiife,
the head part falling to one sideuid
the leps to the other. A shudderran
the Senator made use c.f the- silly I through the engineer when he picted
threat attributed to him that he ! P the head and body of the elild
1 .ip 1 . .t . ,-m . 1 ... land the sensation he cxperieetred
n , , ., I when it broke into a cry was 11.de-
manuiacnirers sioou uy mm. 1 nc acribaWe- He hastily laid it u ion
gentleman not interviewed is Mr. j the ground, when it uttered the nost
Kramp, who is absent in Washing- agonuins sc.rearrjs before it ga' a
1st) and died. It was a strain
Senator William
Wallace in an
That the so-called Independent
party was conceived in fraud and
brought forth in iniquity has always
been patent to those who took the
trouble to examine or inquire for
themselves. The latest swindle at
tempted by it was the pretext that
ppuiiiican siaie i ickct inr inee reasons : ti -i 1 1 1 . .
I. I5.ausc tJencrai leaver's personal i the 1 hiladelphia convention was a
Lear of IJuck have written letters t J-1'81 ."J iu are imvrnailmi.le and I fair expression of the will of the
ive.ir, oi iu,a.s, nai wi uitu mum because, with a public disavowal of any ,, ...
and caused tiiem to be published,
denying the right of tiie Chairman
to re-call the Convention, because
when it adjourned it adjourned
hc die.
party and tieuplu.
II. Because the tL-lut embraces a clear
ruajority of recognized and true Independ
rnl Keullicans, fionie of n bom, if slated,
were blutej witli lull lclercnc to tlje liiL-li
In OUt judgment, both of thes i MandarU of public requirement, and one
. . 1 of mliom was nominate.1 ly the lree and
gentlemen have a greater love for Fpntitaneous action of the Convention in
parliamentary hair splitting than j w,hi,jk,L.rer..rtl, iMpuiar r.ule
pecional obligations, he litis jriven the most people. We have the admission
sacred pledge to administer the hijrli tnist rf). :,H nr(rnn :,, .1.: rnllnlv lint
ofUovuraor-ui the inter..t of the whole i lrm "9 rSan 111 l"IS counl u,al
the delegates from here were elected
by ; proria and U'Ucrt"' from a few
sub-bosses, and we supplement the
many evidences of fraudulent repre
sentation heretofore published by
us, with the following ;
Of the man who pretended to rep
resent Juniata county, the Herald
inquired :
"Who is II. S. Winter? Where
did he spring from, where has he
vanished lo, and whom did he repre
sent besides himself at the J'hjladeJ
phia convention?"
The CimeroH Prrzt in its search
tor the cool of the rartr that lion- 1 and Kree lieprewutction are established in
, .., . . ", I the Republican paitv ci'iVnnsvlvania. and,
ored them with seats in the conven- tUnmph th provision f. dw popular elec
tion. A becoming modest v would lUm a, delegates, the ,,lo l.aye the
, . opportunity to shape and control tlieCjtv
have referrctl the question of their auon ami "overthrow all Iki-s deuomiua-
right U. further act as delegates to j 'Z thc
the people who selected them, in- in.ist advanced rclorm principles as the re-1
, c .. .- . j. uiar ltcpiiblican cnvil, and, thouirli it tu.iv !
stead of attempting to further cm- w ml eniIv IU,u.Kury witli some of the ma-1
i.rnil tlif iMirfr liv dinatinir tw. au- 1 chine men. it ii.vcrtlicli-ss lixes the doc-!
, . '. ' , , . . . ' trine of the irtv, and crowns those whoac-1 a 1 i i .
thontv of its chairman and inviUnjr. l-pt and eni.rce it as the true Kepubliean. 'alter Knowledge wants a question
continued controversy. ! , ' ;usr lL? z1 Jvtajw which ! answered :
mo:wil tuiin uiiniip lur puMrui mm
They have gained, KfhapS, what in the lnribtr(r ('.invention hy thepcr
i" i i-..i i i :istent dciuaud uf the Kefiinuent rimw
they desired a little ephemeral no- tba, ri.onu uuiv tUu a,-ty is practicable.
tonetv and thev have exhibited
sponsible for having publicly given
thc lie, as the original publication
appeared in that sheet. It is a good
campaign card for the Democrats
and Independents, and no amount
of proof w ill serve to induce those
who have circulated the slander to
retract it. It is too weak and silly,
however, to Influence a single yofe
against thc Republican ticket.
The supporters of General Grant
in thc Chicago Convention, the ''he
roic .'JOG," stood by their choice
until the" were fairly defeated, when
they joined in making the nomina
tion of General Garfield unanimous,
and labored zealously for the suc
cess of the ticket placed in nomina
tion. How much more manly was
this conduct than is that of those
who arc now engaged in a war
against these men and the party or
ganisation, and to serve their selfish
purposes are now banding together
experience to hear a dismembered
body cry, and the engineer tuned
away heart sick.
Destitution from Drought.
Daxvim.k, Va., June 1 1. Reports
from Patrick county, this state, ire
to the effect that five thousand per
sons in that county arp starving.
The drought of last year greatly
curtailed the crops. In many po
tions of the county hundred-) of jiea
pie are ciowding around tho settla
ments imploring aid. A load of corn
was received at the court house a
few days aco. Before it could lie
distributed hundred of starving
women and children crowded
I around the vehicle imploring to lie
given a quart or a peck of gram. A
courier just arrived gives heartrend
ing accounts of the situation. Tiie
court house is crowded with mei,
days. This county is very isolat.il
in the mountains. The nearest rail
way station i3 forty-five miles. In
: i., t. a.ii l. ...
as Assistant Democrats, honing to T rr 7 . i
, . ' been offered for a barrel or flour.
interview to-night sui-l, speaking of
the political situation in Pennsylva
nia : ''As a Democrat, I do not
principle of protedion as adopted at
the last National Republican Con
vention ; reeomnend revision of
the Constitution s that by specific
think we should be too sanguine of j taxation the liqtur tratlic may be
the Independent Republican vote. , j made to bear its s:iare of public bur
lam disposed to discount largely dens through regulation by Con
their present claims of strength not gress ; recite the measure placed
that I depreciate the hijli personal jon the shitute boks by the Republi-
RllSnFRTKll OT TUG
Am't due on iluplieate of Gillian
Unt, Collector mt
Am't due on duplicate ot Wm.H. -PUtt,
Uic Collector
Am i due Irom J. 11. UuMon " "
I)K- (llLLU-l Ll-1T,
To anm amount of daplieute
. 'r.. By autonni nht
tsjr exouciikiiuiiaiinii conuuii
on aiuuaut collected, t -
By haUncv wi collected
IM... .... , .,
tatnln-& acrra, uiu , -
No. -11. A. J. Miffk .', ; ,..i..
i. a-res. more or !.-, an '
Thepurchar to ka tjt ...
rattii-icnt '"!.!??.!!! r Vr'.., Vl.. ,
l.l hu.-iinfs. 7 i
KlZHKttVATlOSS. Tfc
trie arsive ie.,M'riie.i
are to receive the lull I
otroleuiu. ronl, ro.-a
ualils mineral or ol-
exi-avate.1, puaiiie-l -in I
iiriwlu'-el.exc,ivatei or i
the oil or roralir to te
Into piti line. An I :
to iullv ue anil er.j. .y
purposes ot tillaicn, exf l
nts-essarv lor fui.i iuiih
of wiiy over and arnna
lla-e or plaoe.tot iniiiir. J
T .iken in exs-a; ! in in I
fe uae ol A N. IKitJlo
titnn ti'miainitnATO.
At the same ttins and 1
Ktime writs of li.tj
rlfc-hU liOe.J ani, ,.4.. . ,' .,(.,i;,.t
v.ent"i and Br,.uin II. o,,.n ,
IT.'ioala afi partner '(the firm t i ,.
axt-'o. And alao the rght. titlo. -,l.i
?,D'lnIni ul J. 1 . Bara"", V i o I ri; i. m wj .
Ijanitn H. Ih.ln.rn. doi-l i'J.-ia-i a, I
mei . Co., ot. ia an 1 to ' If t-.il..iui
to wit: .
tnglns. 1 IV.-.ter ant irn, Mere .
and cmnertioni l Mslt, I IK ;4-i- aa-.
Ui Complete. . ' j
tin in aeciLii.Hi t tl I
iv iwe ol A. M l..l.lo aa.1 1
toil i 'unD'.nil'.itn.
Vo-rii All nerins sr.
i:ilowill iileo" t:i'e n"'r
lnoilHV will lie rr.imr.t j
to s.ile at the nfk of the h-t
JOHN
SHtmrr',4 I'rm t,
la lwi i
?u:. - .
nTs !n fp ij.:, , ,
' f Uti.l. r-...-;,.,',
i.nii-eioih j.',-: ., .
'll..".lti-r.. ,h' i-rt.
1 "n :ir ji .:'i, . t
A ia :ni 'i-,
:! :C w -a r w. : ,
' i I Urr:!!!-!! t'T
a tun a ,-!i
n.", and
il l (ireHi:.-i i& ; ,
ric;ivalifj.
-nit nr S 1. ?:. ,.
I . ( P 'i U-ir
n I h',- r:r--i- 1
4-. h'i. la to n
,44 U- tilS o
".Col,
I -sx-. 0.1
IK.
Wm. H. Piatt, Coll-
character of their candidates or the
earnestness of their followers ; but
I have been in too many contests
with tho Cameron power in Penn-
ean party concerting tne war, recon
struction, the pullic debt, etc., and
promise to continue the party s war
fare upon dishonisty and fraud at
cylyania to undervalue its strength or .the ballot-box un.il a free ballot and
resources. Mr. Cameron Knows ne
is in the struggle of his life, and so
does President Arthur. They know
that to lose Pennsylvania in 18S2 is
to lose the campaign of be
yond redemption. You can depend
upon it that before October official
heads will be dropping into the
basket, and every application of po
litical machinery will he in opera
tion to insure a Stalwart victory "
Thirty-Vive Lodge of Dull mm Siarv
iutf, iit Dakota.
fair count is tirmiy secured to every
locality and to eery citizen. The
convention adjou ned sine die.
To balance outstanding onduplic
i n. nf amount pant
By exoneration and runiminiio;
on amount collected
lir balance due bonm:h
We, the undersiirned Andltar
oui(b, do here!. y certify that
and audited the accounts and
forei;ulnK statement, and hav
rect.
Wltnen our hand!! ami seals.
Attest
Chas. C. Sh.afkr, I'lerk.
FAKKKK If I
M. J, VKii
Ua
le J2 IS
1
UDITOR'S N tl'JLv
i
A
llotiu PoUrer and H
ui: ! s. V ',; .
,. O. ijr.:l u-. ,
i'it:i a' f
tint l!ie r :
n us the pr.
ill !..! ax tin
pQjrli..r.
rAXHI.!!!,
,Vart of l
I., - a-.-.. ol :s.'Uii--
Ruias ii. Hull. ! April T. V
(Vulanlry Arjau-nt
And nor, May. Iivdjun moli, .1
S-ott. tfj.. aitoniey for . jtu'it rredit"
Court api.ints Harki-r Y. -urii-l Km-.. A
to ilistrii.ote the Pands in
s'iiiee to and uiuou tUo..
to.
Kxtraet fn.tn tiie re- " ;
May, l-:
! bit.
SW' l
a Somerset hor-
have etamined
-..-urhera of tho
.inl tliem enr-
ol il.e
iitlr i x:i'
.rtilii tiie r;!.
l. r. then r.
J'mi uiaUir.
Tiie nnderNliifie-l. in puraim-e oi to- f.reciiv--
lfien in tt.e Inr-U'iiiiK iuiiiu.-sion. iriil u-i-i -the
ottv-e of .1 .. Kiiuiuel.bi. . in S.-uu-r-rt N:
ouuh. on i"rt.ly, the ZdltAy l Jam-. Ivc
pertorui tlie.iunes thoreinioin.-i. All rn
fnlorested will pleaiw .ak i.'ii .
fAKKtl H. KIVUKU
uiay.'ll Au.lit.-r
:t.
t-K.
U 9 J
u aj
(l . a. I
Auditors.
A l.ivf StiJt f 'enaiv.
St. Pai l, June 7. A dispatch
has been received from Captain E.
C. RenneU, Seventh infantry, in
command at Fort Sisseton, Dak.,
stating that thirty-five lodges of In
dians are encamped within three
miles of the fort. They are report
ed to be out of food, and their chil
dren are crying for bread. The men
express themselves willing to work,
women and children begging for " tu r...-
bread. Thrrn Inm.lrP,! of U.pm hi.l Ploi pl , m ki a government
. I c.n--oa iViin'
not tasted a morsel of food for two
NVAsin.viTc-N, fur.e S.
sus bureau haa isued a
The een-bulletin
JXKCUTOKS NOhCE.
Estate of Anthony tape, latetf Jen nor township,
deceased.
Letter! of testamrnlary ol iha
havinc l-een k ranted to tL unilerslirne.1. I t
herrl.y -tlren
the proper auihority,
not lea H
storcj tVom ebster, Dak. Mr.
Crissey the agent sent word by one
of the Indian police for these par
ties to return to the agency, but
they seemed di-dnclined to do so.
Thev sa- their is no food for them
at the ajrency. Captain Rennette
.u.t .u- 1. f 1 1. j .o buow iiiucuwu iv it w maie tmiaedute pay-
bUOWilU: ttiai lti live; Mo-jh. oi me I meot. and those navlnif clal.,, w jrmunda will
United States on farms on June 1, 1 ?i""fatu ""1'
' , ttement on Saturday, the latl ol Juiy, at the
1SS0, was ftS folOWS: Horses, 10,- I late residence of deceased. !
U37.i)Sl ; muleamd asses,l,8l'2,i)::'; ! i""1?ho kman.
worKin(r oxenWI, D70 ; milch cows, ' Enxitow.
12,41)3: othe-cattle, 22,S8,5m; -pxEClTTOIW SAiE
sheep, :,l'.)l.G..i ;swine,47,l'..S:!.!) )l. ! it
The rate of incrMlSe front 1S70 to i By virtue of the lii wlt Mi testament of
lssowas in horses 4" per cent. ; j hlZZl
mules and ass? dl per cent. ;!
working oxen, a decrease of 25 per : SA Tl'JiDA V, Jme -jrtj, jsj
cent. ; milch ctws, increase of oi) ! ., : OCl)(.k. , New ,-eBtviiie 1J(,r ,e MUj..
per cent. : other rat tie tUV per cent. ; invt real etate. to wit.
... , , . Mo. 1. The homesti-ad, two j,,,, 0r mn, -n
Sheep 24 per (mi. , and SWine W the said bon.uah, situ.e on tt aiMith si te ot
XKcr roiL's notri:.
l.itatr af .i"-irr Kncpiier lab of New r.it f
tille hur.iuiif, c'.t.
le tter" testamen'ary .n tn faisne
bavin Ueeu aranted to tlit 'Ibltir.U nc I 1.5 (
proper authority, notice if hri ai.v 1-
iers.iDS iudetitci to said e jftta u miie ir.
ate payment and those haMm;au imji airiii -: -same
10 present thr:n dulv aijkanfi,-ntei I
tleivent. on Satuniay, JUy ttili. V: a
oilii-.-ol H. L Bier, in SoiiuTann.uij'i
WM. r. J.Kel't!
may3I Etecutorol .Jeiiiepper, A, '
DMINISTIIAT0IS1
per cent..
AliiMlwilppi X fg'-8 fJoing to Mt-iieo
.lain street, ooun.le.1 .ti i.Mt i, aiimniii
on the eat hy Jacob Sipe, hat;nv lneri,,n cr'eeteJ
a two story frarn ., t-a,ie and .Kher.mt
huildlnics in repair. Tlis a r. Or,ira-
ble property, there Mair eaxiient fruit on the
premlsea.
No a. A lt of around ..i,,t, i Miir..r.
bit-fro: ,wP-UCHr 1 enirrT.i.r iiininu lanUa oj
.o.v 1 jiwun ..liner, jflnuuku v liter and jJiJa-
St. lions, Mo. June 8. A dispatch
from Dallas, I.xas, savs;
com pany of well to-do represen tati ve j 'in '"J fZlT Z'F.V"
oes from Mississippi passed and in icood euitir ation. f
A
l.?late of Jaooh Iijrorr. late
deceoaed.
Zttersora4luiln;s;ration JSh-s entfci.lut
been arantett to tiio uu.loriaed, iy the -rt-th'.riiy,
notice Is hervty Kivcn ti ail j- r.-
dehted to said elala to iuai.a immerrt )M
ment, and th.4 bavuiK claimt-x tins' ir
sent them duly autheiiii-a--d ir se.cai'' . '
Smuplay. June loth. ISD'J.iU t ita t
of iiL-i-val in .-.aid township. a
. tl .11 Nil i.UN'-.;.
uun .;;'.'
negroes
through here Iat night en route to
Chihuahua, Meico. They will pros
pect in the mmng and agricultural
regions, and if tie country suits and
uestroy tnat wnicn tney were una- Scver:lj wa?ons with reli,, !Klve ,,cn j .y . -1 - c can . ,,
ble to force into submission to their (pushed out from Danville and will Mexican (V-"W'it i friendly
dictation. Tiie true friends of Re-j travel all night in the hope of s.tv ! these creatures' and w awaiting in-iV?. V1'1' "V Vl ,F ,,tl,e tl;cre
11 i mi 1 ..I 1 uur iiih iii-nd ni enma . -
publican principles will battle for
the men and measures they believe
fo he F'o'd inside the party orgr,:ii-
iiicr. the lives of some.
ray and lMne.
lep!l)Uca Tl iuniiti In Oregon.
(iKTTYsiit'Ho, Jane?. The reunion i
Sinc-e the Independent ticket tia.
what they profess to deprecate, a Vii ilaced in the field, the
spirit f .ersonal bossism, in de-ij,as tacked aliout, has done its viry
daring their seats vacant, because i utmost to create dissatisfaction wiih
they will not attend theVonvention. ! the Republifan ticket, and as before
If the Republicans of thaw two j stated, is clamorouriy calling for a
counties assent to being thus die r-w convention and a nrw ticket,
franchised by their representatives, : Carrying out this suggestion of the
we suppose it is their business alone, i rjJ4 a Mr. II. V. Harvey, of lack
The assertion that because the ton- i Haven, has addressed letters of in
vention adjourned -without day. ;juiry to a number of gentlemen ( reference to the method of eejefjtjng
it ttieretore cannot be reconvened, throughout the Suite, extriicts from , delegates to the btate tonventions.
One of our townsmen's name ap-;1ime.servcr)J aii( place-hunters don't
mared 111 the proceedings of the In-1,,, ,1 , , - , ,
dependent State Convention as a dd th"' 1 ut ,,cn Jnr.ds
delegate from this county. Who are refused strive ta rum that which
sent him, how, when and where was I they cannot rule. Prooh lVc Pjvl
he appointed, and w ho did he repre-! licnn.
sent, is what thp Jfepublipans of
Cameron county would like to
nation, but when defeated gracefully j UKTTVsi.rH.i, June lereumon 1 Fl.,N.(.,, j
c ., . . . ofofheersot the Union and confeder-i, , ,.
acquiesce, resoh ng to try again un-ntc ,m llu baU,e fieM of Get. land, Oregon, dispa
in their cause snail jirevan.
in Mississippi.
ilish a colony."
The
June ('. A Port-
patch savs : "The
tcwl.nnr c.rti.i, iinr,,,. of i,,t;,, : count tin to noon to-fiayot yester-
morc definitely the positions of tbei'lay faction verities last night s es
various commands, commenced here i llm:,U'' ?,hc c,emh of Melvm C.
to-day. Special attention was cive., ! Georj:e, Republican, claim his re-
today to the scene of the second !el,'ct!, to -"nSrMS hY raaJ,r
if iv's fi.dit Vi.ti.nni fro... nil ....H " i ne rciurus are 100 meagre
No. 3. A lot of aro- ji.1 sMaaM IB in,...i t..
near New feat;a,UU ad s'uin ul Henry
Hay, M. H. Uarti; ao-1 uthera. t.'w ,IHU learf.
Iuk to Vrkaoud on the west, eomulI,lBK n(een
tP more or lesa.
ti x . A hit of woodland situate n M f,,,, Tp
near New Ontrevllie, adjolnina; lands ol Su-an
fbillippi, t'hauncry N. Boyd and ttltn. contain
ing three acres, more or less.
TERMS :
One-third to remain a lien for no widow, tVt,
interest to t paM to nwinnu.i,. ,, at j.
death the principal to the heirs rad l.i N(re
m.iivi.B of iwmitrvm K nei.ner. de'd. oiri .k T
The plan IS to estab- ; hand and the balance in two ec,.al aan,
: ments. to be seen re. I by iwlvu.nt Imnd on
premises. FMeMla ien inie.llatetyt
i WiUUa.M . iNtfl-Lir,
mavI Kiecutur ol lieu, inepper. nec a.
! structions from General Terry. m ' i f ' v
" hundred of the est colored families
t .j.. . .
Heavy Hail Siorm.
know?
Of the representative from Clear
field county the JInj1man,n Journal
says :
One of the most important reform
the independent, demand is with
The returns are too meagre to
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or the couutrv were upon the field, t1"05 J'er. 1 on' ''V1
. Vtr i ...i...f i... ... i.:.. there is no nevoentible ialfins o:Tin
...-, ui.!. .ui. iiaiiii-iuci, nir; iijr- , fc - . , . -- ,
A J.-TER Senator Stewart had oi.po.-i-1 torian. Among tho nv.ro prominent j n Republican vote and as the
i r it iii i UifU.rMUi,i,i i,ivn n,n; i i,- last Legislature was Republican it is
ed Volfe last fall, and had signed 0111 -r present were lien. I'aniel . ., ,. ... . ,
' . . r ' i..bi,.a ... ,i vr Prvf,.,i very probable this one will be also,
the "Continental" manifesto in De- ''13 i,,,U Ym- S', .V i- The Democrats claim that the Lea
, ... , ., . , , ; At the reception tendered the Liuon I . J mocraw 'ajm lA S
cember last in which it was declared i n.i i '.. :islature is in doubt, but concede
....... --siva.a V. WV
Laredo, Tex. June V,
severe hail storn thaAevc-T was known
passed over I,a:edo to day. It last
ed irtnCrCiwingly from G to 7 o'clock,
iiail seines as large as a hen's egg
U'll. The wals of Rabcock's new
that all the Independents desired ! ing speeclies of a humorous and con- fwe's election and tha t of most or
could be accomplished without rev-' ciliatory nature were made by all l,'e 'epuiilican ticket.
olution in the party; after he had j prominent visitors. The meeting
pestered president Arthur and Sena-1 "n .one '..e pieawni
A Wrrfl; ou tun B. o. it. Tt.
eyer held hcrt. General Reaver arri- j
W'hkm.ixc, June 11. Passenger
nn thp Kiltimnri. nrwl
- - j - . -r ! . . i. - ' IT1.P l.i.l
.ri .. . ., r. , ... .... .'.No mori' tsiiiirip.-inr. mni mi.nt mn!i..c r .u . a '"'-
SLria.is us u nr iwiiium, . a-iiiia rr.iie.s i.iri ihoti i.iit.iiiii i - - . r- -" ' 101 iaiiiviuu ror (tit: iii'iHiiiiiinciiL .1 1 . . ' .. rr.
, ,. - . -i t j m-iiin nrinn t)ii .i'r,t . . " " 1 11,1 i'"' evening aim was present 111 : 4. , v.-, Onn (i.o
Ti.ai.iB.tiiiirvsi nnrn.':.ii,. .... r ...l : .1. ... . i- -. 1 . 1 1 ossioiy ito m.eie upon mis lxiint I rri:,,:4 4-. f-:rv r.i Vim) irin.., ... .. 0 ' tram xo. Jon tne
ar -: j ui VUI wllu:.. ,h i;.ke uic. than reer t0 the Uct that Jt)nn s. j .-"""" pe reception. ; 0hio p:liIron,, ran over a cow a few
vasniratc, anu tcuui-pamui me following: : Haynes of Clinton county appears' 1 ,or ine nomination ior supreme
variety hall fel in, instantly killim: j thaiaw.
Charlie Munst.r and wounding two! rnlT3;
others, one daigerously. 1 he roofs
of several homes fell, causing dar.
age to goods, tie extent of whioh is
not yet known (;rea damage, it is
feared, ha. he ai done to sheep in
th'n (iantry b tho storni.
ihctiN'111
All persons arc hereby nltift! not to boild ren-1
oes or put other obstruct Ms upon any of the pub
lie hltihways of Somerset township, and rsons I y.
who have placed lences nm io..no r
.1,1 ii.wr.h... will removf them without furtaer
n.Kice. The an.unds apropriatel fn pUI
roads must be kept clear if otwtnyt-,oiii. a ut
reaanl ol this notice will ..use ai aanj-ceoiriit ol
JONA'wlAN NEPROW.
Saperrisor.
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'Rosa Mct'llnt.wE. ('.mnilttee of John M. C.
Hollklar. of Addlwia townahlp. Somerset county, .
l"., havlnx presented petition to thetio-j u
Coiam. eieaa of auld csunty ot .itnerse., iuvi
b.r an order to mortaaae the real tii ( anl
John . J. Holilday, a.tic la heselw nl'ea thai
sabl petition will he arfeu cuoa ay tae wouri on
, i"e; at ao w.s v "
LI'S M
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Yie Children Xillcd on I lie Kail road. s,urday, JuaeS, l'4at 8
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9. V. TRKNT
Hrotboootary.
WEEK. ! a nay at noma aally
tuade. (Wly oatllttree. Address Tata
inula. Man. M w 1 lyr
Governor to re-convene it at anvi oncral w. it. Koonu. tie v.Mcran jn.ic- j in the printed proceedings as the
time is undisputed. Th genUljt fr Clear-
men
av. M yo. ..iuiuvu.i.Mi.MlU,TWilUC j j . ymr r ' ' , -
insist that a new convention ' barmodit botb winp rf the party, oi.-e county. e have no fcnowl-
J ndge on the regular Republicantick-.
et; and after he had introduced Gen- i
Sin ron tiilccl and Caplnrrd.
j miles east of Martinsburg last night
j about midnight, causing the wreck
had adjourned, and before the dele
gates had left the house, does any
had 1 1 iwlieve tiMtUietMmMmlly triu-totk t . .t . r .. : politically, and had Let n defeated
mrtv: but lli fmif that most of tli ti k. r.,. f.wt... 4l,l, .!. r i ;. I ior ueieuttie 10 i
L4 bten indimiMi turuome time in ulv.ru e : . . . ' f f ran Stuff, rnnvpnlinn ho n.r.f to !.. i of their friends are. eoncrerf.vtpd uml prise that there vere SO tew casuali-
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. ii i a i-iii . i certain dctcju, wy follow. It as true that edze of anv nieetinir havm leen '. ...
must be called, to which delegates ; tiie ma.-. ofibtrt,-.Jei re nucce. j.0r it ! tefj 3 ",Kt:i" ,a,'n "PPPjown county, saying fhat to 'e
must I newly elected by the pp0-m',.u"'i; Krowing' ti' f n- , , , I anti Beaver man there was to
J .... J. .. . lOi.iMaiitiontoUjeabsolubervileofalcirmcn.i fhe few Henubheana who bntvelv r ' x p y
,Ta Ciinruwa Ale AlarvhoTl Iwii I i.liAUifUiiU.-iHui.M.ll. in,.oA. ...i .. I. .
1 '1. . U.II HI i ..... --J""- "-- -i ...VI. v... w . I- 1 1 V te,wMT , I I 1 .1 f i "
tintoofdecliiutioQwith.
.m r..-A ... ! i,i,l a nAiv (lia .oni-AntiAn , liHil hwin iniliiwliiil fiuiimp tinio in oiluatu . ' -
ail VIIIC lillUULC A1V. & U.C VOU..1IUOU -- r - - .-. - w ... . ,. w . , , T . I . 1 , .
oi me iueetiiiK oi convpriiion at llarnt-1 "J.u vwimy, iuyui;
biirs.haBCTeauxlwuleiyivlajaaiUiffajniiMi, j rlw.. ' DicniBr .nil
!andttnle..rartbiiigi.aoneto Wmoniw "e'e W JSfS- rViemer and
I li.o Ivn a-inn nf rho ruirrc tlw.r...o I AlOnrOC. Ot Lolumllia OUntv. Oft
ine doubt their rwwer to immri-; oilier result than defrat. '" j their appointment? Where wsj a
ely re-conveoe and make another! It is a very asy matter for " vete-j call issued? When were the Indd
filiation ? Tlw object of the con- i,u Indej)endents " like Koontz to! pendent primarieg held in Columbia
a was to Boainate-a full sit ou 3. lofty pinnacle and growl, coun,ty? 110 w, many of the "dear"
i . 1 . . Lrt 1 i- . 1 r . people assembled to choose these
and under uch rcumstan- j and critic Wd predict defeat, and j ? Yet they claim to have
'iavetood on a pucrtdio , assist to accompli by asserting i represented the reopIe. What a
inevisted that a new eon that the bos&es made the, Ucj. and 1 hollow sham! What false pretenses !
iuet be called and new ! jjrotais ,to .want harmony, .but it isj And from thj far northwest, ad
n Jected, would have been j oliser.vable xhat this "veteran Inde- joining the eounty which the lone,
V ridiculous, but would have pendent" nor any of his followers self appointed Silverthorn represent-
Kansas City, Mo., June 9. The! of the train and damage to the com-
eral Reaver to the Republicans of his Rrookfield bank robbers, four in num-! Piin7 amounting to about SJ.-i.UiO.
e nn ! "r, were surrounded in the woqdi : c'er'iU i',,---,nsc' " uewsooy
' j. 'about lilO miles north went of Kirks-! were Injured, none seriously. The
Ult; yille. at't a. m., and finding resist-i injured received attention from he
alci' ance useless surrendered. They were i company's nil vsician and Jiroceeded
for delegate to the regular Uepubli-j taken to Kirksville where a number west on the No. 8. It occasions sur-
1 ou'M free.
Portland. MalTie
Independent convention and was i ea-v U,e prisoners shall not be taken ties, as some of the cars were broken
Lm;.iJf ,cn,. it lto Rrookfield. A fight is looked into smail fragments.
nominated for fjovernor. He is now f 0
iiifly started out on his grand mis- " . .. -- ..- i lnrl r.et wui, UToT,!-..
A liusb.niit'n .twtut I'rjij.c
' ' ' ! Vkw, Qkleans, June 7. A duel
p'rTShi.Rf,i, June il Una lifterTiwas fought this morning at the
sion of reforming an(j pUrjfying the j
Republican party by dffcatinj jtapd j
1 r . 1 . . a s 1
Handing u.t- state over to the Democ- r,uor James McStene, a lalwrer, ljv- j shui-hter hone between SJajor . graph line. t.
racy. He seems to be a fit standard , ing near Jlrown'. ptation. jn a fit of; ,. Rurke. of tho ,Viir:.-Ji:iiraiVfir. i .till down, bu
dren, three girs and two boys, sons S2
mid ilaiio-htero. of John Lockwood.
. . . . . r . .',,1 .
Ot LOS-LOD, tOll are r,eiviT,etf a IiU Vt ; ff) JJ a week In y.ar own tisn
been killed last e'viUaJ while W'alk
ing on, td'p ra;k of the New York
arid Nfew Haven railpiad, hear that
village.' They neard a train ap
proaching and crossed over to the
adjoining track, when they were run
over and crushed to death by a train
which fame ujion them from theo-
posite directiii
. ii
ineurcgun 1
J iV.RTLASn,
1 legislature is
by a majority
Terms and
Address U. Haf.LrrT ktV
Mar.l-lire
?..r.. 1 ''' " NnrrT St.., k i'i t:r
al im.1'-'. '.'"ntirs, l-revuu.. ,,"
'ai.ILX IIUOTIIIin.S.
mv3 Nur.-erjLwn, R w-ltj. r '
N"Ti'f '
Th MlliPrt-nr wk i:m mv .
rami S;l-V that I will
1 res-nrl"" u,,t, " la mtTVr
and wni " " " bin . k -
tHRISTtA.V Sr.V:r.V.
' firtu.ih.-m.i r-
crease it to i
bearer for the faction he leads. The
most effective fctep he ever took to
wards purifying the Republican par
ty was when he took himself out of
it Mercer Dixpatch.
bkull and ii U- Parker, editor of tho
j dicate that th
t 1 1 : :r
jmiounv iaiMifi4 jiia w ilt-' a
with an ax and then tied. The cajwn'. Pistol, were u-el and five
woman lived until 7 o'clock this 'shots exchanged. At the fifth shot
CVen ill''. . McStene was followed to Rnrkn was nli.it. tl.ron.rh hoth thiuhs.
this city, where he wits arrested and though no bone was broken, and the Republican t
lodged in jail.i j wouud is not considered dangerous. low.
than usual,
figures on thl
iitiu.wm lleptiblieaii.
KEfioN, June S. The I
vidently Republican !
f two, and the re-!
turns from relioto counties way
j count. j
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x7 -frfj! 1 1 r f
1 1
or seven. Jho tele-
tern Oregon are
the mail advices in-
Democratic majori
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ties in that sdLtion will be smaller
nd that vesterdav'n
majority for the state
ket are probably too
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PruMM, Sprains, Rheumatism, etc , to mir4 rrncf. tumnz
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can afford to be without it. SoW by aU ul''' i- i.
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