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T
K
if
tt 11 or.y. Bkivek hoMs a key to tin-mc-. aiat it, wants a new convention
lllC SOUlCrSCl ncrJ.lU.jtj.. ;--e ZM My the committee of both j
1 - i r-n:' f" i-"ia" Of cMivrjuns: livisi.ns. to which the candidates!
.. ofncwcoiivnticn unJi.Tine rui-it"i"-) , . , .
riin'iRli KTTLL. Editor and Proprietor. . , !iU. .Iate cnvoniio.. s;;t:i:iin; , rHcUM Ussem,
... ..... - - . ...i... ,,. .ai
de. J ust w'.iv we
i PVPT f.1TP T"Nr TOW A ! the storm leveled the house of Wil-
J I ULiUlNXl 111 1U VV ii. gon KiHs, s also that of J. M. Rose,
jwho is slightly injured, and the
:Tfc.KB!r,LK UAVoc is the towx i house of Henry Spaulding wag lev-
OF GUINXKlJL.
Ills name to the .OK!e ti? tal c rt-jrr i . 1 t . ,,f ,l, Ket i
1.. ...i t.. tt.P :.i:i !-vsu-li !c " v'"" ' .
j action, he woui J carry lit lc-st !.n.c f..ui-!. j tick ts Wo hnve had for years,' does ! Hairofilie Uuildinss Ihruolishcrt
Hum! red Persona Killed and
.... a Hundred and Fifty
Wounded.
ippear from Mr. Lear's reason-1
eled, then the home of Kimball, of
j Kimball & Merrill, dry goods dal
..'rs. . A. J. Preston's house was
' moved six feet irom its foundation.
WEDNESDAY,
....June 21, 1S2.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATU
GOVEHNOlt.
JAMES A. BEAVER.
Centre county.
I, '..Ii,..,, ,,o tit htiitP ."'it! TV- '
Ol wit? ikrjjjuiii ... j nr.
ceivettie un.livid.--l support of thr j artvui no
th' poll in XovmtKT IVuiW LnjiarT. ;t1-"
Doubtless onr esteemed friends of j
i the Inquirer believe that a new on- j Doesx r he (John Cessna under
: m stand wr.at u.e revolt nsrainst Lam
nanacea or .ill our i-rc-nt politicd ! "r,ni ln?n ' ? T1;" Independents j mss of the hour at winch anything , M j h hoiise .
panacea .or Ul our , p Mic. u M ,vil,jn,r to sw the State ,ke iuthen ,c statements could be ; John MorrilJ.B houae w;
wis, oui u jwic w wu ui.n ,., iJoiiKxrat;." it tii-ie is no otlier nau last rii.in irom
attention to a" tew of the difficulties way ' of d.-stroyins? the ' remnant dy-"
to le first curmouoU-d bef(re their j nasty, a:id as forgoing into another
renu dvcari heannlied.1 ' j convention with Uracron, pa i
'. hr'r ' V 1
ucnerai weaver was imriy auu
Tbe Garfield Memorial Tablet.
New YoKK.JumelG. The memo
rial tablet to the late President (Jar
field which is to he placed in the
Lhurchorbt. JarucHt hlberou, is
of polished brass, is fifty -six inches
lionver's Outlook.
Altailwa; Smli up
Ml
0rnS t.,
Piin 4ni r itir Jim. IS With FJmforp. Ind.. June 15. No. lrti
t!e reconreneu uciiubliean unwn- Uiar nonn-oound passen:er iriiiin, - tLA-.i; Ji.-,,. i
tiou only three lay3 off, am! the j n tlie Louisville, New Albany umi . "or.- lia.c v.( nt t. ft ,r'-;-' T
1 enivx:ra"tic fute Convention meet-! Chicago Kailroad, met with a serio;j f''1'-" '"-iis i,,.,;.., ,. tui "'e
tiurnt a
jonr tv twentv-three incheH wide. I there is a revival to some extent o. t;iis plate aooui i o ciock .o-ua'.'. ". u.-i. ftiim-
The d wellinir of Attorney Dunn was i 1 'ie lettt rin and decoration are m ! tnt( re-t in poIUics
:. . , . . , 'i, r. . 11,1.1.!.. ...1 i .1... l ... !.-.!.,.....,; i,;..
ltvel'd, alPO that OI O. B. iniWeil, -vn:u "Hinn, ii. c i.inri iniw
; .In- r,v.vl- mTphnnt also the new being used in " the initial letters. I No. :
; l. . ... .. :,.,!,,,., v.o n-nr.Kont tuit. ! The decoration mav 1 rouchlv tie-1 to tit
Des Moises, June IS. the late-; x , Mrs. Gnswold was ! scribed as a modifie.1 and verv freeldurii
JUSTICE OF SITUEME COUKT,
WILLIAM HENRY RAWLE,
riiiladelphia.
i;cki:tauy uf ixtickxal affairs,
JOHN M. GREER,
Butler county.
IJEUTESAXT GOVEItXOK,
WILLIAM T. DAVIES,
Bradford county.
It is an undeniable fact that Gen
eral Beaver was, on the assembling
of the Harrisburg Convention, the
flrht choice of a vast majority of the
delegates. It is an undisputed fact
that he is to-day the favorite candi
date of at h ast three-fourths of the
Republicans of the State, and yet
the Indejiendent Republican minor
ity demand that he be set aside.
Where is the " bossism," if not in
unanimously nominated in tle lOlh
of May convention, and no Republi
can in the State, nor any delegate
present at the convention, has utter
ed a word against the manner or
method of his nomination. It is a
reasonable presumption, therefore,
that a new Republican convention
would affirm the action of the first
one, ana we bee nounnK v, ... Sa...- rters ofthe I,K,tpCnJvrit ticket,
cd by that But the mrcr new !',',,. , .,. .,., w v-
World FA'dorial.
Mr. Ce.-sna no doubt knows the
Independent leaders are " erfectly
willing to see the Stale go Demo
cratic," hut he does not believe, as
the World does, that any considera
ble number of persons are going to
assist them in turning the State and
Nation ovtr to the control of the
World' party. The above must be
intertrting reading to the honest
demolished.
the tornado at , ,..i , ,,..:.ru r
tl:!.
i. .Mr. eoopcr yes- j I ney wi re iaie sun running ia.M. i, '";":, ut w.-r ,;, ,
i of the St. Cloud Hotel talking Whith river bridge, the rear coaeii:' tiilfd workmen ar.. '-l-;'''
neral Beaver, who had come in 'jumped the track and rolled down ;.;l!l.v. some eoo.ii g fr,,tll i'
.it tin, iii.iV.f fri... n l,.nr nf T ii- ! i. t i-.i -ri .1 : i, fe mt-n t ilillin' thp ntr. I -"e mills ari t.r o.. ' ''!:!.
n'i
i. .11..-.-
unnnen, a ui uie consequL-i i j.. .,ie winj Xot fl gj Jg left of thp
tration of the -.wires, lwycntod ,any of . Madi30Be nowarj. The
report oeing seujj-oui.. . 'jhou5e of Geo. Hamilton, cashier of
.uuuingiiia ' ithe First National Bank, is in ruins.
thentic reorts swelled the list of
convention is, we presume, intended j
to include not only Regular, but In
dependent Republicans, and just
there lies the lion in its path. Has
it any assurance that the Independ
ents would unite in a new conven
tion? Does it not know on the con
trary that they would absolutely re
fuse to do so ? Does it not rcniem
Ikt that after the Continental Hotel
Peace Conference, where every prop
osition made by the Independent
leaders was accepted, and it was
agreed that they should be recom
mended for adoption by the Regular
1 convention, that these same lnde-
a li
the demand of the minority, that ! iemient leaders straightwav
the majority shall submit to their j ,I0Unc.ed that notwithstanding they
dictation? j would persist in holding a separate
tc n,.o.rwrfi! know that thev i convention, which they did? Does
art, Wolfe and his fellow kickers
will thank the leading organ of the
Democratic party for thus giving
them awav. Jvhntnrn 7V7tni".
dead at Grinneil to about forty, with
several severely hurt, and Cornell
College building ruined. Eitrht at
least were also killed at Malcolm
station, nine miles east of Grinneil, j
and several living m the
district A freicht train
Rock Jslaud road, between towns,
was caught in the wind and badly
wrecked, detaining trains west three
hours, and a freight train on the
Iowa Central, just north of Grinneil,
was also bad! v derailed.
The first authentic news of the j
I George Jennings' new $5,000 house
is m kindling wood and broken
plaster. Two houses belonging to
Mr. Bathom and rented by Misses
Iewis and Dills were obliterated.
The house of A. E. Rienfred was
farmin' ' - uemousneu uuu muisi'ii
.. Inml wife taken from th mir npnr-
on the,,. , , .... ....
blown half a block, the fragments
jamming in the corner of the Jones
House. ' :
SCENES ABOITXO THE UUISS
are heart-rending. Families are
wandering over the ruins of their
tt rritde havoc was received by the j homes in a dazed sort of a way, re-
-IS IIKIIOIC THEATMKXT Jt'STlFI-,m,K?"
Stirring Iiettcr I'rtini lix-Chlef Justice
Afitieu-.
The following letter, written by Ex
Chief Justice Agncw to the Phila
delphia Tdcgraphy should be read by
every Republican, Regular and In
dependent, who has the success ofthe
grand old party and the welfare of
the State and country at heart:
To the Editor of the Evening Tele
ijrciih :
1 have just received an Evening
Ti 'egrah of June 1, noticing my let-
have no hone of electine their ticket j it not know that the managers of ler to the Vw, in which , I said :
in this t-!te excont throueh the! the Indendent machine do nolj''.I detest liossism, but I iear the ex
in tnis ,.i.ue cxliii - . 'tirpation of tiie cancer by the knne
division of the Republican party, j desire Republican harmony, or he-, mUt i(ie p Uk.;it; you liare
Ecgix'er, as follows : Both college
buildings at Grinneil .were blown
down, with half the north part of
the town in ruins and a large num
ber killed and injured. .
Soon after, the following dis
patches were received :'
12:47 a. m. Reports coming in
from the wrecked portion of the
city and hourly becoming more
heartrending. It is impossible to
judge the extent of the loss of life or
damage to property. Physicians al
ready have more cases than they
can attend to properly and are onx
iofj for help from other cities. No.
17 was wrecked one mile and a
half east and ; conductor Deignan
and some of his passeuutrs were se
riously injured. The head brake-
man is missing, fourteen cars are
nlvinz willinslv to all Questions
asked and laughing in such, a pa
thetic manner at some ridiculous
incident, while some near and dear
friend is dead or dying. One young
girl was heard say, half in tears and
half in laughter, she believed she
had found a fragment of her room
and was looking for some articles
in which to know it She stopped
and picked up a photograph . and
burst into tears. It was the picture
of her litttle sister who had been
killed. Many of those who were
saved in demolished dwellings had
fled to cellars while houses were
carried from over their heads. A.
J. Preston was away from his home
and saw the funnel furv coining.
He tried to reach his home, but the
tornado caught up with him and he
use of the Gothic. On either sideizeme, Lackawanna, Bradford ami ; er coach, the engine tender and the
are columns treated in an ecclesias-1 Susouthanna counties. Between the ! mail and baggage car with it. I he
tical style, surmouuted by a trefoil ! pull's of UU cigar Mr. Cooper qus-! engine also tJew the track, but lodg
arch. In the corners are ouatrefoil 1 tinned the Camersn candidate for ted about half way down the em
figures and oak leaves, and there is
alo scroll work on the sides and top.
In the center is a sword and, the
hilt encircled with a wreath of lau
rel. On either side of the arch above
are the two sides of the great seal
ofthe United States. On the u
verse is the eagle with the olive
branch and arrows in its claws: on
its breast is an escutcheon showing
the stripes of the Hag, while above
conditi.,11. Ti... . ... i ":rt;-
garrisoned hv J' '
wol! armed nnwh.'
there thy and nisht re-lv1 1
Governor as to the feeling of the j banUment. Word was sent here ittt ''e in case the strikers attiek th-
people amongwhom he had mingled, j once, and a special train bearing! rf, astm-y have threatene.1 1,!(?
and seomed overjoyed at the inlbr-j physician. and nurses was immedi- j U it is understood, thou-h it n'',
mation which he received. General j ately made lip and sent to the-1" mad public, that ills jrutlin-T
BeifVer said that in Luzerne, outside j wreck. Arriving at the wreck all , and I iirht artiilerv b-teri..L ','-
of WiiLesbarre. he had found no j the passengers had been removed i Cveiatd Gravs and the Fi'-h W,
(uvirion wnatever among tne i.ejmo- irom me oroKeu cars him iue wnuiw i 'jw"v' -mir nr,
Uti.i,
licans. On the contrary, all the
Wolfe men of last year whom he had
met told him they were now in
hearty accord with the Harrisburg
are the thirteen stars, signifying the ! ticket. In Wilkesbarre the diificul
thirteen original States. On the re-jty was confined to the postofiice
verse of the seal appears an unfin-1 light, and he believed that the bitter-
lshed pyramid, typical ot the unlin- nesss engendered tv Congressman !
ished Republic, above which ar iSerantoivs victory over Goy. 1
re held
i -.. . I .. 1 1 .....
ea were oeing careu tor. inercj yl"'"eT-M ior an eiii. r -enev '!" i-
were inirry-nveor iony- passengers i- t-"1 "iniones iiow unu.u::l
on th. tr:iin All were more or less 1 1
injured
The following is a lUt of the dead
and injuml: Jhn Carmor.ey, engi
neer, badly scalded, died this even
ing: Mrs. Hannah Fowler, New
Hie.
ns
A r.rnt,. l.nt heil.
1SVII.I.E, K v.. .III!
c'fl irin .Mount's:, ri;
ii'Vro naiiit.l Jim
15. A -J,e.
s.;y.: -a
Iovt Albany, Ind., hand smashed; Dr.l !1" '""i wavlai.i
the all-seing eye and the date lnO. j would soon pass away, lie found Leachman, Louisville, not "jnS''r"in,J,n v.t ,' " ''"'r
Half way down the' tablet are the 'exerything lovely in Lebanon did ous. Mrs. Jane Jones, Paoli, Ind., U,." ,'m'f 'J n, ""'"'-'ed her
shield of Ohio and New Jersey, the j not, "in fact, meet a Wolfe man who not serious. Mrs. S. B. Jones, Pao- j , "ri:t '" "v.1"1"'1, ' two
ft ..i. .u.. r...: , i: t.i ..i:i,.i.. i. c !.:..... .: nid irom town. U if , : t,,
iui tun rutuvMiJU nit" .uu out tint; (ttua iiui c:iiiiilu niui liic ucivri. in, oiiiiti y t .
!iid to h hlown eler i.iT tlin frrk I kept himself from being blown away
and two wrecked on the track, i by clinging to the roots of a tree.
12:50 a. m. Our city is half ini- Craver. whose wife and three
ruins by a cyclone. From fi ve to j children were away, saved himself
1U 11.11 C . , s , ,. . . , '.,,,,1 I, ,-! K.r
, . i .,r. o.,.. .in . " r.. i ten killed and nuv to a hundred nn mimus miuaih
and lar-setiug, calculating m moeis iuu.m.. r. - snown your appreciation oi tne it-1 , . , , . ' , v the cellar. He savs before thev
Moini-4 liv mcial went there the air was tilled with
wires w.irkinT I Hying timbers, and they began to
end immediate- jeome through Lus house, U4 easily
.... Il,..t,nl. .....l ..l 1... l.,r.
ivor ot tliK citv. i o11 i'iiii ii.t i iiiiiiin i.is-3,
. . . x. i . i ,L... t .... , .,. ' . . , Hiilh eolleiro hin i
nomine for 1'resident m imm. n ti.ey cannot c.mum, :.n.i u,.,u .vt j uw thinking people oi tms lattMour be.t rAidenc. are at o the ildrcn into the cellar and all were
. . l.. ...:n r.,-. trn.u l. .. V ,. ' " ,M.i l llilllil in it. U ill'h u r IH M H. MUt in en ttrc ilJl oniric , ... , . , .
is lor tnis reason uiev so i.i:ut-Mij i m "s.' - -" : - i-- Itrround isaveo. jus house is somewhat
Miiriu :tars tney imij see. i ney . " s) ... ft . j damaged. The engine house whers
; have nt forgotten, though it mu.U . " ,aiJ uut
i - ! vol io mi to. iiiv oien letter in me . ... . . -, . ' . ... ..-..o..., i.-:.... v.... a.
, . . i n. i.it . .' .- ' . , . . ... mri JMirif-rinleiw in . Mute.- due. . inwuis a ,-ili.i i.iai iihiis u,u
COCK, KUUHfV JllIU iiailUdll j iujiwv , jiur-i..i .
them as candidates for Governor.
1 1 . i . J.. i-i.l s t Mirt 1 !iii.f.iG , ia ,i m ilmmt rv 1
of that party believe, ana jusiiy too, imeoiiuiwuu.ii tuiiuuu r-"-; luenauun, r. uim.uii ..-, ,
we think, that a Democrat who cm W organization into tneir nana : : inr "-" train. We have m.
carry Pennsylvania for Governor is Does it not know that they ares-! SrSdhS,! tf-,
almost certain to be the Democratic j ing as " reformers of a party which j t:.;.;,iitv wu bret.k its force with I '' V? r.l1(T v
advocate the Independent can, to iarty unity which will retire
and this is why the friends of Han- j them from their present conspicuous
Geseiiai. Beavei-.'s honesty, abili-J
you to do so, my om-n letter in theiv w. :,...!,:.;'.., V... i ,, .,.;, sit. th u l.ri
t 1 1 LIT. ntllllllllll!ll(ltlll. I 11 II'K - (1 H'- ) I ' - D w
If the Insurer does not know and i I :,il,l these bosses and the, 1 Inte wrecks tin- ZZn
. things, tl.cn -l-'fVrilT ti 'nTS Irs Geo S andbu nCcoh i '-' was left for shelter, or sent
other- doubters, ifi ba ted yougs and lu.ractwn ot . Hn-e!I .ind cevt r.il em- to the houses of friends.
right ana msiice, to wiiien others i , ' , .. ,. . n. rm;ti.,u s,.,h.,to,! tin!,.
o saiisiacuiry ..v ...... oiuhuw, mi.-uj,..-on
account of i out ,!,e stricken district indicates
the class oi iieople
understand the?'
ask it. ana an
ly an p o . .; lhtrc h, ;inV) to rPfVr t0 the prncoed- - " Ju&S T have , ,, ploy, of the road.
puted, ana tne .airness 01 u . , . , ,j ;lt j,;.. , Qn, .::, , news was obtau.e
, ffl ' ' ! V. IIJV I'V-l l.'lV. yt UOt IIMUHit.1 . 1 , . . ... .
n i inn ii not riint?vfin. 1 nefP arLM. ... . . .1 l . 1 ' . - , thf hwib in H vinj nuiil r'int
r;:L.....:.,., V..U. our?u lasl WWk Wlien' u" lu -nai,l0t,,ar', uullV".ea!nf,,f.0..willl, ,m fil have been levelled. Rich furniture
two u..jev.i.u.,D m ..... rand date for Congressman- the destrucuon oi rennsyivai.ia in-: -" - ! ,.,,,,.,.,; P i,r;0.i ,h .i
4:40 a.
upon a wheat field, and the latter
bearing three plows. On the lower
part ot the tablet is an inscription
in black enagiel lettering, the initial
letters being in red, which reads as
follows:
"To the memory of James A. Gar
field, President of the United States.
Shot at Washington July 2, 1SS1.
Died at Elberon September 10.
On the sides of the tablets within
the scroll work are the words of the
text from which Bishop Scarborough
preached the Mineral sermon in St.
James's Chapel: "Know ye not that
there is a prince and a great man
fallen this day in Israel." St.
James's Chapel is directlv opposite
the Francklyn Cottage at Elberon. j
this tablet, which has been secured
by subscriptions of cottagers at Ei
beroii. will be placed on the south
wall ofthe chapel facing the congre
gation. Flood at ImIianapoii-4.
"l'. ""C .1.. . .
The leader ofthe Wolfe movement and two children slightly, Mrs. j nh ,J.Vj t '..r,!l W:! ml -1
last year, a leading coal man, gave j Walfsohn and two children, Louis- tJl crK-rWi"! i" ' " liTn:''' ,v't'1 f'!"
him a recention at his residence, at ville. sliuhtlv. Others were injured -,! ."' , .'. Ja!' alu' iorc-.l tne
which about three hundred of those j but not seriously. All the injured .tJ vi'Jti,1! their
who had voted for the member from (passengers were brought to this eitv,j. 'l i"' , 1 " lastaeii out and hung
Union attended and assured him of! and with two or three exceptions re- j "l 1 tr!'t' h:ui a n.ile in m
their supiiort. In Bradford and sunied their journey. ,i : l u:fc ,,Mi:' was taken down
Susouehannah the situation was as i I ll'is f buried by the cor-
General Beaver saidj8er,ous Kij"' Brelt out at Aieiii- oner
isquel
encounnrin
that from his daily observation
among the people thus far he had i
no fear of the result. He left at noon i
dria.
ne mint eu the t r;::;e
11 -i .
;uv Klfhf.hed by Mrs. T
unit
lit'tn-
Alexandiua, June 11. 7 r. m.
y esterday for his home, where he us riots broke out to-day be
will spend to-day To-morrow ho j twetn tI'e natives antl Kuro-
goes to Washington countv. His i peana, during which several irs,.n
were knic-.i ana woundtni and a
number of houses destroyed. The
purpose, as Mr. Cooper stated it. is
In rwilrt. ii nni.f fnir nf trii. ii.niit!a '
i,-r ...i.Vk i. ' ...v v. v . i. . w. . .j ... . , . .
to make a preliminary Persona! can-; M'J e inactive,
vnss of the State from end to end. ! . Iter -hiotous demonst rations
:have taken place before the trench
so. rms in the West. consulate to which several of those
j mortally wounded at the outbreak
One of the heaviest rain storms 'ofthe riots had been conveyed,
ever known in this section, acconipa !The disturbances continued some
nied by waterspouts, swept over Den-i time before the authorities to ,k
ver hist night, doing thousands of 'steps to suppress them. The Eng
doliars' worth of damage in the city lish consul was severely hurt, re
aml surrounding country. Cellars j ceiving a gun shot wound. Alien
and basements were filled with wa-igiiieer of the P.nti.-h man of-war
ter.und several houses near the Plat- j "t'liperb'' was killed. The disturb
te River weie swet away. The ances continued live hours when the
bodies of twoGermans, Ludwig Muer military dispersed the rioters,
and FiJeli Drier, who were in one ; ---,
of the houses, have been recovered. ! Murder in Altoona.
i
cy, and two only, by the men who
claim to be Independent Republi
cans. 11, i.T K-. C.inl,irr.inlrilll
A UC 111 Dl, tllb L-rilH". ii.v J
at-Irge, Col. McMichael. in a can- teres" st:ues me in the face. Y..u
. ,, , , . would destrov hie because you do
fully nre!arcd soccer., in the pre.- .... .,.,.; .),.
I . . . - i iii.iv line Mime iiiviivi3 ei i.ie 0.1111. in,
.1 l: l. ...... f- ... 1 . .... . ' '
icnceoi nre ranuiu;; ku uim nnn alyl C;lu ,t heroism. Let us
whom some of them cordially dis
like, favored his nomination. The
second, that he (General Beaver)
voted for General Grant at Chicago,
instead of their favorite, James G.
Blaine. Now, let us ask the first bet j
of obj(!ctors, in all sober earnestness,
do you projiose to defeat General
Beaver and turn tile State over to
Lieutenant Governor and a
large assembly of their adherents,
made the deliberate declaration that
" there mvxt If ) e''nrrrtrmif', no c-
see i
'lt ti, I...!-.: -.I.,. ,1.1.1 fli..il lis., tl,,. i
I-,..". ,r., 1....V... ,.i.T..i..V a;., i The situation is worse than even the
IV in it n t wt,, cin m i j .. 4-ij. ii vi iv
t.ites.
The power oi
ticket can be felt in the defeat only j
snofi.d tr.iin from j bris and mud, while fine pianos are
Des Moines reached at 3:4: with 'turned upside down or scattered in
twelve physicians on board from Uragments over .the praine.
lies .Monies, Collax and Kt.lop
Ixwasapoms, Is ii, June 14. The
severest thunder storm ofthe season
came last night. Two inches of rain
fell during the night. At seven
o'clock this morning Poguc's Run
commenced rising rauidly and iu
two hours leiil Hooded th.it lioition I Three eliiMrm i r(- Hro-.vn.-iI but '
ofthe city east ofthe Union Depot ! their bodies have not -vet been found. ' Ali.toona, June 14 Early tnis
along the Union Railroad track as ! It t feared that other lives besides i morning this town was arouse,! by
far north as Maryland street, and! these five were lost. The storm 1 1 ie c!"'' ",nf raer-' It transpired
northeast to Washing street. The i reached over heveral miles of thickly that John Boy es, who was employed
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settled country. At Ookien several : t,L 1 """l
l.r.u?es were washed awav and the!!" ti is city went home to his board-
Cambrian Fire-Brick Works were ; 1"" Vou'.e, ' r-UI ' aR'1 1 . Hnne
struck bv lightning and ccinpletiv ! ;0,'J' v,lth roommate Uihiani
destroyed " j ai.zandt. 1 he latter stubbed Boy Its
Chicago, June 12. A speciid dis-j "e, inking terribie woum
j ii
as.
1A Ternlil;. Death
, v.n a. Pa. June 1 1. -.,lU,,.j
Lydkk. atea:iiU-r, was il.r.ivvu from
his wi.0,1 last night, and b.-eohiit
eutanja; in the wheels IV
whirh a around f.rseyerj i:,;!.u:, ,.
His skfcli was er:i-i ,i ;il5, 1 J,,. W;n
ottier-.vl-o bruise, 1. II.. ,... ;,tn...'.:i
t-day.l
H::n lv iin. '..M-.I-M, (.;,. ) ,;, . ,.,,
! pi'imi a Ik, I t'.iin.r y. oi lne t.evi
ilf.vivl I' -A-nrdiiH,, ; i. . -t t ' 1 1 : . r,iri..rs
Ginger 'i l.i,- !,:,-, i-i-.r,-! ina:,v i,, n,:-. -.i-,
tion of 11 . . ..1- .ii.r '...-ri. ai. 'i w- n-ei-in-meiMl
it l,.-i,:- t.i .inr-r-rs.- V-,.-..
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
SOMERSET i CAM3RIA RAILROAD.
On mi'i a;i4;Jui(! ri tr.iln will ruo a iV.l,ii :
a.-
i in r:i? i.
mi run 1 1 ...
cellars ot the wholesale houses on
South Meridian street, soutli ofGeor
gia, are rapidly tilling up. While a
party ol till ecu or twenty were stan-
WhOSC homes ; diier on ;i ril-illorm over I'oane's linn
it gave way, dropping all into the
water. Some of them were rescued
immediately ; others passed through
patch from Springfield, 111., says:
;his breast from which hediedshort-
Thir-ibout
! first reports made it apiH'ar.
the indep. ndeutt.v-two'l,eare ,1ea1'1 im1
i t'.i- .l.-.f.nt ni! one hundred wounded.
nUiiun. uo fwW and these senti- of the Renublican i.artv in the State :x special to u;,; wjtour sent ui
...i i... v... i!,.iitui..'.,,.',viuiir t Mr !:!-: r rom numerous am
...l.i ..u..A .... ..,.ii,. w Manes. '-This is inevitable, for the ! trad.-tory stones ol startled citizens
r i ii;unci -nMiii-ia.'v.vt.-a
. , ! Democracy, who are wise as serpents,
their followers. will take Advantige of division."
That the Insurer is honest. Democratic success gives that party
Jfrr!iti wll-ini'firiiViT in lift li-Kirf ! f..ni i-iwrc 1 wiit nf t-um-or in tUa
T... .-. 4.-V-. 11.. n-lA I.MF. I - - -
uw i,euii., 101 "'! for o ncw convention, we do not for a State. This inclu.les the Presideii
I'l.ATH HOU. SWELLIX.i.
A later special states that the sur
geons now report forty-live men
dead at Grinneil and say five or six
nmre cannot live through the night.
Saturdav iii.dits ruin extended over '-v aUer- -u u,e -r"inrs inquest a
the culvert 'under the Union Depot 1 several counties in this vicinity and Pt-'nortem elimination was held
a:id were rescued below, while oth-1 must !iaved.ne much damage tothej"".IVl,.hn1(,WHI !,rtt Ve tlade ot the
lers. it is aiinoiw. .Vf i-e drowned. ! ifruwio" i-ror.s '! ii.- stnvitus Hive.!""1- '- lfvir.uei uoy le a neari.
ac-
j we gather the old storv ot the deep
roaring sound preceding a tunnel
shaped cloud, i t was seen first com
ing from the southwest sweeping up
j to the northwest corner of the town,
leveling huge trees m its pathway
i moment doubt, but ail talk ol lusion ""1 Vl , V . V" 'ind takin A A Foster's house and
ator Cameron? And of the second. . . ., , , , taught you that the defeat of Boss-fia S A- r Osier s nouse ana
we innuire do vou intend to asist V . , ., V . , J ism, bv a deep-seated schism in the i '-i -v h
we noum do you intend to a. , t futile Jt th, flls., , . t:srm,tiim r carrying Mr. and Mrs. 1-oster and
in that mad act, to punish iienerai . , ...- IS ..i i .i e i .,
Iruption oi the party not its unity ! that the death of Republicanism in
Beaver for voting for his old com-1 , , , . , -t ! iSs2 ill he followed bv a hai.nv
, 17 UI'VVCJ MlUlk tn. y - - V
ent at Deignan. the Rock Island Conductor, j E. Tilford. and Georg; W. Smith, ol
id con-i is dead. ' Surgeons report that the j Clermont. Other bodies have been
itizens wounded exceed one hundred and seftn Hoating, but it has not leeii
i deep fifty and the number of houses de- possible to reach them. It is sup-
Kil .1.M..1 I,. r..,-..v...-...l wre r. i-. .'1 nverl... -...! o.l ,ir,i! u.-,ia.i.inr ! lhe ldry r hdCred II VeMlCt ill
ognized as Katie Gihlerman, (ieorgej'have occurred on the railroads, but"rdiin(- wtbthe above facts, ami
F. Scoville, A. K. Saunders, attorney, j nil arc repaired now. On the Wabash i x a:i.::indt was lmrnediately arrested
at-law : Edward P. Tilford. son of S,
is time that all earnest and sincere
Republicans realize this fact.
! resurerction in 1831. You are not
the first, one whose , foresight is not
mander instead of for vour favorite? j
Had not Mr. Cameron a right to
prove his sagaeitv, and show his de-! . j bis hindsight" Vou will
ii iv i i A !iew invention would only re- ;fin,j tjl:1t many beside myself will
sire lor Republican success, by urg-. h . t;e re.Ilu!nination (-,f Jct-ral j regard vour tr.gie heroism simply
ingtoe nomination of our popular , j, ct W.H kmuvn isu.ci.le; to be punished by a stake
and worthy candidate? Or was it d adniitted b the InderK..ml-1 tl.rotli the binly at the cross-roads:
an unpardonable crime for General ' , -. ,.,, , j Could you not tell us something
Beaver-in the absence of instruc-j '" T' 1; it H f
' not juwi'iit to t. A ri- .urn n i; on , r.i I',,,!, . mn ti. l.uorl mm.
tions to the contrary-to sur.port so j of Gi;n4.ral Beim.r , . a nevv wnvta. j ilips of dating leaders, the' bicker- j
true a Renublican and so eminent a ' ... . ... T
patriot as General Grant? uon .nwo.cu uie independents lie rt.TVit:i i p of I he vie tors, the stim- j an' thus escaped.- From here
But suppose by throwing away tAU,n Y ' c,d,not ulus of victory to further efiort, the j the ftorm pursued a zig-zag d.rection
, "T . , . i bly strengthen him with the masses itrv"-furof the ''sooils :' the adv int-1 Uy l''e north of the eitv, when, alter
your vote .on the Independent tick- j f tfae parlvthat are ,lImitlv atifiod i agj'ot the aenals and munitio.s of j wiPPinS out the finest "residence por
et, you defeat the party whose pnn-, ... ; . . . .-.i.,,,,. Iwr. s,d the stroncholds of power ; tion of the city, it turned toward the
ciples you profess tolcve, and hand'. , h,rJanJ the control which possession of'itt,I!0Se- The west building w-asdum-
"" i - - in,. (.,(., i, .,i.iw... r.f neo inio a nean oi lain and master
ijuackery would use 1111,1 oroken timoer, burying beneath
u"h you endangered Height students who roomed therein.
their children thirty yards, precipi
tating them amidst debris, all some
what injured. Just east of Foster's
was II. C. Pitman's house, also com
pletely leveled, burying beneath it
Pitman, his wife and three children,
wife's sister and her little baby.
Foster took out a three-year-old girl,
llattic, dead, a boy, Harry aged ten.
fatally injured, and Arthur, slightly j Jred
injured. Not far away was the resi- j
dence of Mr. Lewis, an oltl gentle-1
man and ladv, who were both kihed. I
i Charles, their Hon, was in Des Moines I S r. i.oris.
niiy ann uie numoer oi nouses de
stroyed or ruined is between one
hundred and forty and one hundred
and fifty. The total loss of property
is now estimated at $UX),000. It is
feared the numlier of deaths at Grin
neil will vet reach seventy-five. The
j path of the tornado is well defined
as having been abont twenty-five
miles long ami half a mile wide, ex
tending five miles northwest of Grin
i.ell and twenty miles southeast
Mr. James, wife and two daughters
and two other ersons living four
mili-s northwest of Grinneil are dead.
It is now thought the loss of life out
side of Grinneil will reach twenty-
j five, and altogether neaj one hnn-
Ad Illinol Tragedy.
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iuc omr oier ui uie. j'einoerait, ...n 1 t . .. i LI1C k-
. . , , itner urge a. ii oenerai ucavrr ui:u . vn
Imve von iiiimthed ( .iinmin nr . . . . loci. lour
have y
vou punished Cameron, orl." "fc . .. c, , , , , I loo- it,ur quackery would use
ou assisted Blaine' iUl nPubllCilu pt:lU; tutfct are j the knife, though you endangered
i ou oSMSieu ii.tuit . . . ..... i 1...1- a . 1....1.. 1 ..m i,.
Mr. Cameron is not a j invent can-
elected this fall and we believe 'the Union bvthe loss of Pennsylva- j a11 of whom wefe afterwards extri-
rh will lu it miivtlieneeomi.lisii-lhia. Jt reminds me of
didatc, and will not, if at all, be up i , f . . ,if ,n4M;t!,1 ' malpractice tried before us, when a t d,e.V;. 1 he College, a five story
for rejection until 1SS4; and at ? ?C f E. U lU.n heroic surgeon extirpated the liver j ,ulld " nnronfed. and ! fire fol
that time Mr. Blaine's friJnds also I Uf th? V0" 1 a mor. , Did, he kill the led After eompleting its work
June 15. A bloody
and horrible tragedy is reported
from Xenia, 111. It appears that
Wm. Johnson and wife, who have
not been living with each other for a
year or two, met in Central ia two or
three days ago, and Johnson pre
vailed upon his wife to go away
with him. He took her to the
house of Mrs. Beard, in Xenia, who
is a cousin of Mr. Johnson, and efter j
spending two days togetner there he
yesterday morning shot her through
the head, killing her instantly, then
rork put a bullet into his own head from
.'of demolition at the college: the ' the effects of which he died in three
hours, but without recovering con
sciousness. He left a brief note,
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a CasC 01 p1" iio.c 01 nr.i iiijuieii 211111 line
.S'JOO.OO JRwarri :
posed that at least ten persons were !
drowned. The cellars of the whole-
1 A ."I 1 1 l
saie stores were uoouc?.., uamagini
Stout, grocer.'wjus wrecked, twenty conviction of any person
ieet ot the loundation caving m
Railroad, twenty miles east of here, i anu Vow .J:11 x anzamlt is a
a .'KlOfect track w:is washeil awav. ' married man, having a wile and tour
Three and one-half inches of rain j
fell i:i twenty-two hours, ending at;
ten o'clock yesterday morning. j
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Ileal h of Ei-dorrrnur Itt'iini-aon.
TliiiiU a nJ u'i,. run
Loeil Train 'iaiiv ix,-,.j,t sundii v-.
On th eitnn.u-jii Uin.-i ,n.'s. O. hailruaj
tkr-.K-. b p3.pir;e. r trams. -t. taa .. w,:i l. t
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1:46 a. mi.. umi d:iv, -rl t ilruu pit eT-n.g.
Wrstwaril-lH.un.1 tj ,ajb trir.sipa. t,iu.nur
at 30 k. m., and 7 p. M. , i.,l Wi,,o4;a i it 4
. m., aii'l l:',4r m., arr-ving rpvuie.y ti
Hockw.l at 8.U6 x m.. mail 3:0) p. i.
t'oLt'.M i:i:s, Oiiio, June 15. Ex
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I IIU1C11JU1 .1 l.liaill A'C IIUlSOll, iVUO! 11
! Wid be paid for the detection smd ; as the "War Governor'' of Ohio, died
s-lling or ; here tins morning, aged b years.
j dealing in any bogus, eountert'eit or ; He had been sick nearly a year. lie
imitation Jloi' I'iTTKi:s. e.-peeia!lv 1 was uovernor oi the tate irom iwi
Bitters or preparations with the! to W2; Postmaster General under
word lior or Hors in their name or: Presidents Lincoln and Johnson;
connected therewith, that is intend-; Commissioner of the District of
ed to m'slead and cheat the public, ! Columbia under President Grant,
I iir .'., nr.!- ,r,. ,,.!. it;,,., m.r in .nil.- ' dli.l ' irolll! 11 CM t 111 other tmlllie 11CI-
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form, pretending to he the same as: sitior.s. He was President of the
Hop Bitteks. The genuine hive Convention which nominated Lin
laclustcroftiKKES Hops (notice this) ' coin and Johnson; was the candi-
GuEESsnrndii, June 11. Mrs. printed on the white label, and are ' date for the nomination for Vice Prc-s-
Montgnmery, wife of William Mont-1 the purest and best medicine on j identagaingt the late Senator llson
Ijirimer earth, especially for Kidney, layer i in in.:, ana lor Senator wdcii iien-
and Nervous Diseases. Beware of j eral Garfield was chosen, iu LSiSU.
all othtrs, and of all pretended form- j
ulas or recipes of Hop BITTEKS pub- j Kurlert Alive by its ria) -mate.
lished in papers or for sale, as thev
causing a loss of 27,5iX); Johnson,
Irwin it Co.'s loss is 25,000 on stock.
The northeastern section of the city
was also flooded, and it is estimated
that the total damage will not be
less .than 8 100,(-W.
Death iu fie Oi! "an
one believe that if the State is
thrown away now, all the heart
burnings, the quarrels, the bitterness
that will lie engendered, can he
healed up and the party again lie
united and solidified for the contest
in 1SS4? If they do,the3 have more
faith in the forgiving spirit of the
human heart than we have. It
would le the madness of folly, the
idiocy of revenge, to thus sacrifice
General Beaver; Senator Cameron,
if you please ; certainly Jamex G.
Blaine, and far greater thin ail, the
interests and the future of our grand
old State. If Mr. Cameron
in;. I lru.1 ni.u uoiniiiviiv-tj 10 Ktisui :ui l f .
that result, the Utter will it be. In j? 'linger t.. the doctrine of pre
..... , tion to the svstem ot .National
our opinion uie lines are urawn
iromerv. a hotel keeper at Uirimer
Station, near here, when filling oil
lamps last night, left the can on a
table while she went into the next
room. Her little nine-year-old girl
took the can and poured some oil on
the fire which ignited the oil and
exploded the can. The little girl
wns so badlv burned that sire died
at 9 o'clock fast night, and the baby
which was playing on the floor, and
which was also badly burned' died
at 1 o'clock this morning. Mrs.
Montgomery was also seriously bur
ned, and the hotel caught fire. The
parents were so occupied in trying
to save their children that the hotel
was left burning, but by the aid of
BATJMORE i OHIO RAILROAD.
ITTSM:.TK'H DIVI5IO.il.
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A number of colored children near
deals in any but the genuine will be I Etoulat creek in Florida, while play
prosecuted. ' ! 'nr together a week ago, undertook
j to have a tiiner.nl. 1 hey dug a hole
i and put in it a youug child little
, more than a baby and covered it up
I with earth. The other children
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Rochester. N. Y.
1 w NVjroert Lynched In the South.
j played 'around awhile lunger, but
UnBDtHin Ejpre Irate.. Pittsbnrrn 'Sutnr
.!.. unly) at X p. m. ; l-:4V!i ..'oni-lvillr. 4 !u
Onfloenoiii, r.rjj; I rsin. 5 10; Hrj,. r Si,liDK,
SM; Plntcrt.m, :i: (',' Iro n, U:'J: Ki -,iU
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der, :.'S; S.illiihnr Jun'-th n, 33: :I.,virlui,
6:3o. Lees kiK-ifK,a, ::lf, ; .Mllmr-I. ii : r
rlvee mt Swrnerset, 6:t0.
. nnts en iirinir ;T.iiii.r it iitti t ne ' ....i 4 ii...., rt-..i
anticipate that lie will again lie a al, true 1epullli.W), rtajiae!ic victory in J.S34 i"s a reversal ofthe j whirling fiend struck straight across
candidate for President Dot any L.. . j . i..i... .-i ILeT.nl.lii-m noliev oft-eniu ve.irs i the Iowa Central Railroad and di-
. :iii-:i. lari. nun itiiiii i t-i ill itmir : ir .-.. ... . .v.....
iv.t.i... i rraiT 1:1 us ii.un i;iv loaoeii ear.
CUr- !A great Mogul engine was Jilted I not live together nere, they could
rencv, the revival of free trade no- completely oti and the tram toppled ; e ana go to neaven together.
tions. the resumption of Bourbon-!011 either side at tne whim oi the "ere appears u nave neen a long-
i the battle will be ou as soon as the : ism, the renewal of Bossi.-m in the ! "'d. : standing quarrel between the lami-
their ticket 'th, and of manv dangers which, Across the track was the buik.ing nes oi ne oeaa people, wno live a
i when vou were a common-sense lie i 01 1 rui- u namoenaiu, ire-.tsurer 1 nom vnHaiia, uuu it is
publican vou once saw I of the college, which was gathered supposed the separation of Johnson
You refer tomy detestation of Boss- i u) ,n sections ana uumpcu in a i " nu Rrew ui 01 mat iact,
Cfiam.estox, June 12. The negro ; soon forgot their companion buried
John Johnson, who assaulted Miss j alive and wandered off. At night,
McDoevel at Rockhill yesterday, was j when inquiry was made after the
was' lynched this morning. j missing child, the horriblestory was
Jackson, Miss., June 12. In Mon-; told. The affrighted parents hasten-
the citizens the bui'din' was saved i roe county yesterday George Beckitt, i ed to the sfKit pointed out and dug
after but little damage had been j a coIored man, assaulted the seven- j up the child, but, of course, too late.
done.
Forest Fire in V Iseonsi 11.
now and nothing can change them.
I .emoernts nominate
and set their forces in the field, and
all farther parley is u.-e!es?.
UI.KAMXGK.
1 ou rcier tomy aetestmion 01 J.oss- ... ........... ,vw,
isui. You are right. I would hit 'disjointed heap, portions upside j and that Johnson concluded the bct
! every head whirh pois up. But ! ' h)wn, irretrievably ruined. Dr. R. iter way to get out of the continuous
j,tiizr detestatio'i of it reminds me of ' - Si"ott's house was turned almost j trouble was for both himself and
'the fable of the bear, who' would kill i completely. C. W. Hobart's elegant j wife to die.
3 1 ri. 1 1 . 1 i i . 1 -
h the face 01 his sleeping mas-; resident anu oam are completely
'tie blow of his -aw broke the i ?one- Xe3r ' ,n,ce st0O(1 a tw?" A Xo
j t.n i' tittipiiir. 1 .- imv nidii j
named Arknew. When the fact :
were made public-a number of citi- i
zens, well armed and provided with
The Wm!errn! Oil AVclfs.
15.-
SHEFKin.n. Pa.. June
bloodhound, started in pursuit of Anchor Oil Co.'s No. 2. lot C47. ;i.,
Beckitt. lie was run down near drilled into the sand this forenoon.
the Tombigbee river. He refused to : Itrtsfionded with a heavy How. and
stating that if he and his wife could
Milwaukee, June 13. A special
to the RejiitUu-an-iientiurlhuin Neills
ville. Win., st.-tles ttint :l forest iirri is
now destroying the best pine iu Clark 'surrender until wounded by a pistol in three hours produced 400 barrels.
county, and that the indications are shot. He was taken to jail. Last It n flowing ata rate ot ovei o.iKH)
the destruction will be greater than night a mob gathered at the jail, over- j barrels daily. The Mystery, on GltJ,
occurred during the great Ptshtigo powered the jailer, took Btckitt out ! and the Murphy well, are flowing
fire, which occurred the same vear and hanged him to a tree. ; 2.5(H) barrels each. The estimated
Chicago burned. The fire is rushing j production from the four completed
northwest with fearful rapidity ami MrnHnga rcwi with Knles. , Wt.lls in tni! district is over eight
hnene nn.l will reach the Eau Clare 1 I thousand liarrels. The market to-
Oveu the fence is out, buys ! " I he fable of the bear, who would kill i completely. C. W. Hobart's elegant j wife to die. river inside of two days. All logging : . Calveston, " une !.. . oispatcli , nIJ,ht cUved at 51 j XM t)(
aflv.itl,(o,Mm'i,;..u,;,- u .! residence and bam are completely 1 !emn : be destroved Fortn-1 10 tt,e -VfiM irom. J''ano, lex.is, si. s : iiAHJiim barrels.
When r.n aspiring jioliticip.n fails ter' The blow of LiV.mw broke the ; gone. Near by once stood a two-' A Xon-1'nion Workman at Cleveland j natefv there are no farm? in the that a an l'arl-Y b,ur on W ednesday . -.
tr. -v...!, tl. ... woi..,, b.n 'M....t- v.t 1:11 .1 .i. ,S.. :. storv house n w h eh Miss Al.l.ie Si liadly Itcaten That He I ' ,1... n , ,. 1 morning an old leua oetneen the
. . . ... -v.,-.-, j.. , I'm it h 11 uu llirii). 11.,. . I Mav lie I ttmlpr lilt iuii mi: nun 11.111111..
.now. sir, 1 have soil enough to o.moi . ciu leu. ; Jt!e
demand a si.le of your paper, in the of it. In the yicjmty st-o.l tne ; CLtTKLAJ!D June 15.Tl,e strik-
wor- arnnm. tieal p-4.portu.11 ot two lines t .-""....., ; ..rs i.av. ,,. designated from their
Throo ."all !mlni J:i!!f.
Lipwss trmli Jmlliejt Sqi:it.
Accumai,lmtiiHi trm:n9 mn,l rj;: Exmrmmf
iilly Sumlay.
Tlemet rfBrem. cmr Fir Arer.o ml Ww
Hremtrn, mmO .Uot roraer TTmt mul Ml u,
PltUliurgh. Pm.
K. I-K!r. item. Psauaar Agimt.
L. M. ClLK.UlnlTMi.Utm.
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?X ECL'TOR'.S N TI C E.
out :..r a reformer, lhe chcaiier
the ffWov the more hni.ter!nly he
cries reforni.
S-uat4ir Anthony ne-rlertrd.
and a half to a c Iumn
good Don !
Please publish. I). Aosew.
Beavek, June S, 1SS2.
thy of strip's, if he is nlious as is
alleged, why avenge his sins on The Prohibitionists f h:ive
v .General Beavt-r? Why defeat the ! made a careful canvass and think
pirty when he himself can 1 de-'tfiey vvjll l,e -dile to carry the pro
feated, if the M.ple so desire, bylhibitorv amendment bv at least
electing a legislature in 1SS4 who;,CKX) majority. Tiie opponents of! Heard in an Independent sane
will return another Republican in ' the proposition, however, are making ! turn : "Who wrote that paragraph
Id l.Liiv to the Senate? No lfii.ub. 1 n ...,r.,.,ii "! saying we tinned the Den:
" - - - , - . iiu 1 u 1 vi xm, 1 1 ivdi.. , - . " . .. " . . .
,....1 .,1 .1 ...1 :eiiiiac
Go on, my ; H " - ",'V,U"' iar" I number to act as police ami assist
rvir.fr a Mnfprn in iinh f 1 1 tfor. ! . r
' - ? V.'V ' .v" v " "
rymg a .an en m widen there were j vin oru,r'. Th,y ask(;(1 to
, no ghws or light, moving it up and;,((, int,)ib)- l5ie city as special
, ho n , search ol valuable p., juts I me lutlie m;UP,t F. de
.which were blown awav. The!-, T.Lf .I,.,.. ,.: ,
. ,?.'.,lt l.,....lilu ,'11.t..i2 ..nil,,- :
iu;a iu ci..li.iili liliir: 13 aiiinui I , i . -.1 11 ,
.-i,"-.: -i i nar.ed n an en"nseuieut no roes.. 'wivihi'vir ir I .imiei:; n
enormous ana lans nrjsi neavny up-1 ,, rtI ,. , ,
on parties at Dubuque, lowaf L "''v iat.ey, the l.?g,s party, General Assembly met at Newport
Crosie, Wis., and Ian. owners at the ' ac,1 J"n ,,at:lV-v- t m. t.vlar and voted tor Lnite. states
.., , ' ' i the McNutt side Jack Herring and Senator. In the Senate Henry B.
Entmte rde'irare Knojwr. I.tte of S- fjotrt-
iiu iifHig;i, ttcu.
letters te.'tamennry t o 'Ci wt.ite
havlnir been Krinte.1 tn the i!.-eirne! by Oi
primer mathiTitv. D.tl.' iii hrM xir-n i" a:l
perwnii lii'Mxej til sail. witKta tf. oinie irm.-.h-le
paym.w.l uul ih.is 1iIpk e!.tlm. air.iin.l the
?aoi in reaut f nem ilnl au" m.'nt(t.-i'.l n.r -t-tletnent.
on Satorlay, July n, livj. at tSL-utli..-eol
II. L, l!..cr. In S..mrr tr rutin.
WM. 1. KXEPPfcK.
may31 Eiecatir ot irr. K!ifir, i!ee".r.
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XECUTOR'S SAM'.
Ht ir1o nf the tail vill c,l teHiaiuent of
IVmWe Kn. i ... r. li- of .Ni t t . n:revi!le K',r.
Srmerset Co..Vj., tlccM.. 1 fll eip--e V) pafclir
ale on
i
li-.r., the It'll.j-
SA Tl 'EDA Y,JuM
F.XiU6ioii In a Shaft.
IiiUVjkeiitef ut .lounialisia.
locrats
lican
le eWted President in ;
Thi- nemirdie i..rtv ,n , helping the D mocrats nil you can ' me leveled to the gnuind. In one 1 " revolver to protect himself from
i assaults bv strikers. He was nc-
3aii
-.. ... .1 r.. .
iooiiUil,.i.u,cU..cul,i.,,.-; -- - - ---- - -T""; n vnnr editor :is r.:i. T Ri,r.r..we,I
nia, and n. man knows this In-ttcr 1 prating about civil service refonu re- j VOuhope.l thev would win."' " You
than dtHis Jajnes li. lilaine. We "' " wnen on top are a fool, sir. Go to the otfice and
,nv man who
house was a pile
and plaster.
AMONG THE ACRES OK Kl INS
of lath st.'iinters ' , t l ii.kesrakke, June lo. A ter
1 ' j"'"eis Uvrested Thomas Blvtlie. a non-un- i r i :
7 , . J , i nut: explosion oi gas occurred it: tun? ,
ion workman, last I riday, on a j of tie j,,- t)r ,jl0 Stanton air shaft!
cnarge o. carrying a concealed wen n thU mnrning .m fHjt froiI1 the t.ot.
and B n Barter were wounked.
Harwell, a non-participant,
wounded bv a stray lx-11.
Mr. j Anthony bad 29 votes ami C.
tn thev cini.v we enme in ft block ! on. hen om trial in the Police r-... i .i,,.,.; esterday, near Bradley s Mihs, hock
would win ? 4-1 did, sir. You are j which contained nine houses, all but (Court Blythe swore that he earned - -w -m a bncketi wit!, n.lketi rtIn . Castie county, llliaia tramer and
v"s j Bradley, Dem., :i. In the House
! Anthonv had "4. Bradlev 4, ,
! Dem., .'J. and CJeorge II. Browne,
iDe.n.. 1. This is Mr,
Motxr Yeicnon, Ky.. June i tj fifth elision.
A Fumily Quarrel.
house tif this blottk lour
were killed Mr. Ford aid
hired girl and Mr. Totten.
vicinity r. v. Williams'
contact ms nepbew,Sam Cnimer, were riding
tfi-.f i.r..en v.i. ofthe mountain ih ilevil said " All ret Y'our money.
ailt-lVI. Wl - - -----( - m' 'L V V I t ' t I . m ... ' 11A . . . . . I KJT. IV1U. M t ' .III
veuiber next fJiat astute iKiiitician ! this jowcr I will give thee, and tlu !".. help the lyemocrats without j nn rooted. 1 rot. llerricii s and Mrs. j "''d oauery, oeing n ev idence ; 0t,ers--Jihn Welsh .M ichs.el Lynch,
and .tgaciou-if der will U praying o. them, if th., wilt worship wo?k Snn InK?
to be saved fro.t his friends in this ! me- lhe" answer has not been i iPnnh!icnn ionmu! "
if th-v niirsue the our8.i the ! i,nprovtsl upon during all these1
I VI I 'I'll 11 1 1- ) i lUnil.-, .4lUH mm " ' 1 . . . . , .
r"w - : w n cr:is in ntr ir pp ? I mum mcim ivoi-', "" BMkdiD(uiii;anr. id ii
wife, the I quitted, and the men who arrested u..i ' (t- .,.r, . ,,.mpi fMJ ! abont nn old grudge. 'I hey finally', ,rU!1,diau." received a verdict to-day i be ri b-t
r ... i i . ; ... i . u .. i : : :-.. i. .1 ,i- ... . ..i . i ; -? . ... 1 . . . . - . ,--..
in this;1""' tiresitt ai tnt? huggeuon i r :ir(ivfr ,,mjl lf I meke. and fell to f be i luiurt" "? "ismnuiueu, eng:iew in - the yu,ien0r t ourt, against tne ft'UJJiSd.
house was u me voun, charged with assault U,,- n .... miii .....i -.. : an encounter, when the nephew in-, Third Avenue Fulroad Com wan v t-ioculur ul uo-
ml oVlc.-k. !o New Centrttiiil
loir real eHttte, to w'.t .
No. 1. The boucmea.l, lo t.ts nf cr"iir,l
te Mi'l bun.tiiih, -itnnte ..mlttie tiu:h .lie vf
Main street. t,uiiieii oa t!:e Wt , a!li;y an.
i.b ins m"t l.y Jact.li M, fx l here-m er -til
. l.,i Btiry Irani. to..uso, !:ipie mii,l otnernc
i '.iiilillnic in kii.h1 rein.lr. TinA la a very ii..ir.i-
, I I.le proiierty, tbt-re btis ei tiicnt fruit . n tse-
iirernisei. I
No 3. A 'ot of irn.un-l .-lo.ite In Miir.pl
Twp.. near New Ceaimilie. ktwuii. Lu!
Jnfiah .Miller. Jeremlnh Wmer nl niiJif
mail lea.llnn to Sumerret on t- el, ei,ntnmii'-
iht ai-n-n, mmreor le.. 'Ini4it t all clrnil
1 anil in ic-n-l euitivaii,4i. i
I ...... . ..,.-.-.1 i. f,ll..l T
iio. J. A l.'l ol Kn'nn.1 mtu,. in ..iiif-i-.
n ir New t'entrevllle. aitjoin lif lan,l of H-nry
Hay. M. 11. Haruell an.1 oihert Sute T'-l I.- "
inic to .-iiwood .u tlie weal, ...ntaiiiiBij 31. emu
4.-TH4, more or
Irfr,!,!!!-'.1 Na.4. A l ol w,llanil 1'u e In -loiwri i.,
.n.u:oil is r yt.w i-entrerllV, a.lji.lnl l.in,! m s.m
Phllllf,!. .'EauiMvy N. Hi.y.l afl otlien.. cuntaii
lc tunc acree, oiore or lesrf. t
0,XM) For a Le. j :
(icm-lhirJtorama a lin t tarn wllu, 'n.
' " j hitere to he pmut to her anncaily. an,! i! hrt
Xvw YoKK June 14. Fretlerick -iih the prinetpml to tdm helm nt leiral rej.r-
- . . I 'itl..i i llMtrva Knuiur ,fre',l iM.M.f!nrl kn
xmial mnaiu.
tuvm.nt hifl va tlim
i lmnieif Uri-iy.
K5EPPEK.
Jtnrppmr. oeo u.
Morris1 two houses were bunched that they seized Blythe withqutj I(.nrv jj..lPS
together. Not far off stood Lucy warrant or provocation and found a T(,n:wvr(." j,.',,
Sanders' hue residence and what of revolver in ins possession
j it that is not scattered over the ad-' caes were set for trial on
am! Edward
.dlv burned.
j dieted a wennd on his uncle, w-ithjfor j-jo.OiiO, for the hs of a kg on
, o Inner l-r.iio coi-urino tne W i I ill til OC. ! t in 10CO
I rt70 WCKIi. 13 ma.T
hl y ml. Vnf. !t au'.iuifew. A.l-li - Tr.rs
.... .. -. . . . i - . . . , . , : -
r.iA.t U uWtf imi-e nieiirl .eighteen nunaria years. m if t thee ; luc -mrsn!urni Icr iie i jttic iniii-r-i mining country is dumped into the ' morning.
. . ui: ri .. lMhindmr. Patau" - , cups- cellar. There were ttn people iii I his way to work, Blvtlie
out lor vnem. r ' " " r"" ! Sanders' cellar, and all escaped. ! i by a gang of men.
?rset county : , not aeceived t. , p,,;,,.. . . , Mr. McMich.-ul. who U .-t l:.i-nr Mr. TavlorV and Mrs. Dnv's b.mces ! ! etrikcrs.nnd wasso
t,lf ! Ho.ibtful whether they will
the -1st j (;reat excitement jirevai!
It is
in new
the idle theory of tlMe proft-d !
nneSlS. vUalj--"enn nun ma JJUI1-1 l ii . . , ii"' ".iuu uu: e.i:.iuiuili;uy atau- . mihi,uihi oimi a tanip
cic&tA, w r i column added to each tare and: ' .1 - ti..i. . . - Jn.,..;.i . n- .. - .
strenMJien i c - mrin iut me l,iuih iiuiiercup pari v I iw;un.T in tnuretr tarraoee. i
pmiij.weiiit , ,. .... ' ... , .... . r r ..- im . ... i . i . . .. ,
Defeat now not only i
when on
was attack-
pregumed to
ially beaten
shaft.
recover.
vails at the
i but not before William hail fractur-
: ed the skull of the nephew.
WEEK
uie. Cos
I .. rtweww. ,1MR.
at florae ny
M m-1 lyr
:v a-.wi a m t . J J J . -. - al 1 i
( tvue audi a (1cal of a Philosopher, are u.th gone, also ' the home of I that he may die.
; too, wade tue extraordinary argu-! Hon. C. F. Craver, and aleo a large ! .
A Train Falls Slty Feet,
1. . .M ral 1 Ck nrul ui ..-wm-i rr 1 - i ;
iyanuiu h ; indulges in a little pardonable vain 'at rstislinrir il.ut t. hir, i.iThe kUh ind inn nf n r? .'!,!,'
1 - . m, mmm . A I 1 J " I - arm mwva w w IllllPUl U. VIIV I ..-v va... w V" Vi J' lh Villi A 3
al A XT
inp niiriviB
Sl ti t iit t f p felor uver IT uccn-s. cnacr iw j j-epuoiican pauy m iz, w,e siutilf mfw were mown on, ai?r dis tm. DovEit; N. II., June 15.
.urns oy - M,' present iu.'u.agea;ent Uie Pto. has enauro lls unity in l&SJ. ! tie nome ol Merrill ot Kimhall & ImghVs mixed train from Portl
i r m in, th t anlor i.iiisa sf - . n l,A ;ii.: 1 r . 1 o t f . 1 1 r. .1 fii r n I t . . .
-yivan "v ,7' "''become the leading Democntie! iiusiyajg oauy iarmtrr.., f uurwieu. i nen joiiowed due at Itochester at ten o'clock,
the democratic narpiee, hut it al-i , . , R , T.. ; ..'.' ' rob oi nouses as iiat on the ground ing to a broken car nheel left
M : :.i.i .1.. .... ..i.. ,,i ti i jjv mmmi .b a Litiei Nnu. ma Kii.iee will oilin, omnn kan. . .
, -.---. , ....... ..... u.,,.,. ..u.... it LiiT-ii. , i ji ll .ill I'.inri' w
:.v.l
iuio.j frestgn tuc utter i(r,df loa-flrrl Kein-r l.l.l
, . - . ... -.-. ma. a... rii-O 1 1' r-
coote t tne itepuoncan party in mn. ,,r;LW n. ; Wjlkesjjarh
KeEocl and ponder over the ! " r i lie! euit of W. Y
and,
ow-
the
t OTuAa nfl-QTtm-
.' Z7Z. , i L. ,. ! loh?, C5hftI?' W0. iter's, j yale, Maine, derailing fifteen cars la-
x v VI ; ' ' 7 . VUB.'ioro!the.siffan.then denM with merchandise and i
i,ujiuii j. A. j-roi. jiuck s residence -nd
itieujrii mercnanuise ana nre
L. C. ! C'Ditating them down an oinhank-
will teach that it is better to beari
the ills we have than to fly to those ; '
.know not of.
And vet Mr.
A fJroV-n Saw's Ghastly Work
I F.i.Kiiir's Disease, Diabetes.
' Beware of the st uff that pretends to .
' enre th(s discuses or other serious ;
f Kidney. I'rinnry or Liver Diseases, j
1 it.f l't ..t.lt vali.tAA tin o f i m O '
Thismormng .
aUU III.irw-T ? i-ia W""c m voo
wtAiation and jour native gcoa sense, inr. P.ttshurgh , Cvnnercial-Gci- s editor oi Ua tcranUm Timet, Hid,-', and a house belonrriBtr to ment of frf . TK.f
ar i zette quoting from Lear letter cave V.s C'06 w-wemn-r Tlu? jury ? Mr. Hayes. The hurrienne trmt i enntent- mL ..,..i.. a.,a
r. Lear, who presided J uf X r norttVof President Ma-) casing a heayy lpsS to the Portland i man lived in great agony for twenty
.over the convention and knew all!?1441 7)dim'o """'"" Kua nome,ieang that nmnjured., and Rochester railroad. No one was minutes. He leaves a wife and six
j -.- vinjM uauiaiTrn. In tnAnAr.har aama t. i-I-? 3 I , 1
St. Lori5, June 12.
V.l f - r. 1
in uoriiici,. i.ouis a nve-ioot circular , ,-,.. c.j nn iiftnv:.
. . . a I'. It Will I ' H t IL1 I a-7i IT. I'll W i
saw in a saw-m.ll burst with a loud , y ih iUlaun
noise and one ofthe pieces struck a -mmt - cure vou. It
7 ""Ti V ' destroys and removes the cause of!
the back ot his head, complete W W efft.ctuaJly that it never
O... ...1. ..fi..VL.V. -
and lesiving bare the brain. The saw
then passed down his right arm, cut
ting clear through t'ie arm frotp
shoulder to elbow. Then it changed
its course, returning back up the arm
hr .rTrr-.iJ, . 43.il i , rmi
- -- -
it'
vw-TXTzmvanJEzrnir&iist,
mental sai 4 mar IKXlr i f ' . J
rfcturr.s.
Fewer Cow-boy Thtt,n There Were.
Las Vehas. June 14. Four Arizo !
' pa cowIh.vs. names unknown, who
I and cutting the shoulderbone in two. bound, gagged, and robWd a store
. I where its force was exr.ar.ded. Spel-! keeper nauietl Mason, near Messilla,
carrvmi; on iieiu.i .n wic
ill the
were overtaken by a Mexican posse
and ail killed.
PERRY DAVi
PAIN KILLER
IS A PURELY VEGETABLE KEMKUV
mb itrrrevii kKT cmSXIL HsF.
run iiiiudm, - - ---
i
A -urw ami rp-ady Cura for Sow Throat Cous. Colds, piphrii ChrUs, t?;.
3ylrdrmpl Choiara, Summer Complaint. Sex he-U-cr, uteuraltia. C-t-
caa XAoii w b wttnout U. SoW br aU drugststs M noei.tio a
PERBY DAVIS A eXN. Froprletoi-, Proridence, Ii. L
No faiuUji
I child
ren.
i