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The Somerset Herald.
EDWARD SCTJLL, Editor and Proprietor.
WKUXESDAY.
.June a, ISSi
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATU
GOVEKXOU.
JAMES A. BEAVER,
Centre county.
JUSTICE CI-" srriucME COUtT,
WILLIAM HENRY RAWLE,
Philadelphia.
SECKETAHY OF IXTEKXAL AFFAIES,
JOHN M. GREEK,
Butler county.
EIEt'TEXAXT (iOYEEXOU,
WILLIAM T. DAVIES,
Bradford county.
r. n: (xcr.Es.si:AX-AT-i.Ai:;E,
MARIOTT BROCIUS,
Inn castor count'.
The Rellcfonte Hqmblican, pub
lished at the home of General Bea
ver, says that such a thing as an In
dependent Republican is not to be
found in that i Centre) county.
Jiixii: Kjiaxk Kimmei.l lias re
ceived the Democratic nomination
for Congress in Franklin county,
and it looks as if he would be the
nominee of his party in the district.
Jnoi-: TiifXKKY has otitively
refused to accept the Democratic
nomination for Governor. This
takes their sironge.st man out cf the
field, and leaves the race for nomi
nation to the scrub-.
Thk latest news from Oregon
shows the Republican victory to be
a most decided one. The Republi
can majority in the legislature on
joint ballot will be seventeen, thus
pulling the election of a Republican
V. 8. Senator in place of G rover,
Democrat, beyond doubt.
Tin: tax on whisky now in the
United States bonded warehouses
amount? to 57vr,.yM'i and as
much of tiiis tax is rapidly becom
ing do.e, it is u-ared ;:u? owners will
in many instances have to make
sacrifices to meet the demands of
the Government on thorn.
The kickers and bolters who sup
port the so-called Independent tick
et are in favor of killing the part'
this year so that there may be a
grand resurrection of the disunited
elements in !!. But the intelli
gent Republican voters know that if
they permit the defeat of the party
this year, there is no resurrection
for it in the future.
Thk bill to extend the charters of
the National banks has leen passed
by the Senate and only wants the
signature of the President to become
a law. Of course the Democracy
iinJ the Greenbackers will raise a
howl against the perpetual " finan
cial monopolies," but the jeop!e will
le gratified that our excellent bank
currency is now sure to be contin
ued. r-iK 1 resident and Cabinet have
refused to interfere with the sentence
of GuiU-au, : nd liave denied the ap-
peal made for a respite and so his 1
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OI viUIU'a'l, : ll'l IKlVe lieniea Hie all-
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last hope is gone, and the assassin
will be hung on Friday next. At
torney General Brewster on Satur
day morning instructed the Marshal
of the District and the Warden of
the Jail to keep the prisoner m
ftrict confinement and allow no one
to see liim except his spiritual ad
visers, his physicians and the olli
cers of the jail.
Thk Pittsburgh J);.m:, !, publish-
ed the lie, and of course the Meyer.- j
dale Gwwrchd reiterate it, that in ,
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risburg last week, Caldwell, of Mer
cor, quoted the words of General j
Garfield at Chicago, when nomina-
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vntg r-uermiii. aim hp w;is liiwr-
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caucus, leside a score of rrjiorters.
and we challenge the VmuiMrrutl to
procure the testimony of n single
one of thvM, outside of the If porter
OI the J.Jittb:i, to sustain the lie,
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unw-ii so grt e,i..3 Mvauomn aim ,
rejiuhli.-i.ed, v.t-;i ksiowin
time thst it was a lie of vi,
t tin"
bahht i
j
sort.
The Meyerdaie (.Himrrrid
a! ',
Artemus Ward sr.id .if his kangaroo.
an nmoir-in little eusu." j-.st vear
it advocate.! th , 'nclion of the )l-
ii- i- ' . i i i
imbliutn cmdidat lor Judge m lie
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commas, out on L ui.xi'r.i av jus ou
ltor openly worked and wta against
liim. It got the contract from j
Chairman Pile to jirint the tickets,
and then attempted to defraud
publican voters bv o heading one-1
lepotMlent IIj. it is doiiiL'
best to vWi the Democratic ticket,
and what must being abroad smite
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rupU-U IIV CriCS OI pnr.l up: i i.-.:. ... ..e .. .. ch ol.l lu-rsolf nrul ? i stin run. rm
a I , . r ii .-1 i ,t
, ,,. ,.- , wicketi coiuuion oi ii lew oisa.- r V i- . 1, i i n- : uay nor uimeron ever asked a man i lennsylvania
" Th'if j m. ! 7 tiTu I bi.:.V rw ... n lilt i..t hi (ha I I Tim n.in .niil .. . . . J
, , , , r " ,,: !lointed bolter- from our ranks, with ! ' """' ; togu tor him. The truth is, no man ed as a private and
then adds: "ihink oi it liepuou-1 1)0 )oiao,.r.lt!,. ! Ii,a ' u ",a,1T, "r" " 1 n T ' livwl was big enough to jsioned oliicer in the
cans! Garfield's words hissed in! UV nnt.end :i few notiees of Mr i , , i"""sl-,c'' I" ll"M own a Convention of 2ol picked men! that regiment on the
Cameron's Convention by Stalwarts." r.rJnAn from newspa-1 a n SiSiu X, Z h: r SxSildiS f IH-Ciin "f ! a .
t-j. ..-.. A..i.M,..,. t., , ,. . , , .... , '.. I i i .i . , vama, and it is a caitunnv up.t.n the' James River, m lS-il. w
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third of the judicial t-ttfte, tiiat if: iiamsuurg: , ,.,,, ,
, , ,j. , - . i vosterdav, and nominated, upon the A C""J Kiiitfl i,y the Kaiiroail cr.
voted, they would nave been reject-ret l.-p , r o, ' ' . ;
, .., , . , , . J. ! hrst hallot for I ongressman-at- i y, , . . ..
vi as illegal. And now, having 1 Large, Mariott Brosius, ;,., a law-; Coxxei.lsvili.e, Juio Jiar-cori.-l
...,.-i,. .....I it. t r .w..ii..i . .. , . 1 e.-iret Mullen, a little 'drl aired thre i
.l....t....t t! ... ;t .i;... . l lloitizen ttf must f.stir.e.1.1.. . l...r .,.t.. years, was instantly killed on the
. . . ' .. imuiu iim iiiir IHJlIliliii.1 V aildl- !
to the face ot ovorv Piqiubhcan in ! Jat. of reaU-r worth or htnss j
tbfionntv ii ilh.rr...-ii..t i, a iT.-i.! " . " I
a Li) has left the Republican ranks j
Atui wm soon loiiow it into tiie
ksoiii of the Democratic party. It j
us plainly evident from tliis that the I
amo(x1littlecuss"isnotcomforta -
fble m its s..ow asstx-iations and as
'misery lovtv rompany," it hopes
W this falsehood !tc sake the peopl
iKliv.-e that it does not valine merit
the corftempt and disgust which i,-e
so lavishly InFtowtnl upon it by all
fair and honest men.
Bitosius.
Tr nnminnti,,!. of Marriott Bro-
sius, Esq. of this city, for Congress.
man-at-large, by the Republican
State Convention on Wednesday,
was totally unexpected, and as com
pletely spontaneous a? was that of
Mr. Marshall at the convention of
May 10th. The pretence on the
j
set uji of Cameron ' is
beneath con -
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tempt, and only serves to !uU w
a more than usual odious light the
absolute want of common sense, on
the part of that clas of journals, in
everything that ertains to Pennsyl
vania politics. No nomination ever
maae by any convention, of any
party, in any State of the Union,
waa freer from what is implied by
the term " set up " in all its relation
ships. It was the spontaneous ac
tion of the convention, in opposition
to whatever scheming there may
have been on the part of the mana
gers. In our opinion Mr. Brosius wnl
, , n:i,
prove a strong candidate His char-
acier as a citizen is unassauauie, ;uiu
his record as a Republican is with
out a blot His competency is not
part of a few pajiers, notably the j i,-,an-nt-Large , is a gentleman of ex
New York Tribune, that it was "a (-client personal repute, a memlT of
questioned, and if he take thc: unsoug ana unasKca. io
' ...... .nnp enn nasert flint, "bosses have
stump, which lie probably win,
he will make friends everywhere, in
all parties and all factions. If the
managers of the Independent party
were wise they would take down the
name of William McMiehael and
put in its stead that of Marriott Bro-
sius. Jl .Mr. Mc.Hicnaei were as uv.
voted to the cause of protection as
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he pretends to be he voula
draw and secure the election oi an
r,'1
unwavering friend oi mat ihhca 03 j,,.it-i we are well content,
throwing his influence in favor of -Mr.
Brosius. He is more cf a re- j G"itoauV Ijast ,,ay-
former and less of a politician than j Vas;ii.(;to., June 21 Guiteau
Mr. McMiehael, r.nii very certain to j
beat him out of sight if the latter re
mains in the field.
In Lancaster county the Ir.de-
pendent ticket may receive a scatter- j
ing vote here and there, but the j
nomination of Brosius effectually !
puts a stop to its;power for mischief.
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It is a complete eye-opener to those
who nave ueen maoe to o'iicve ui:o.;t;llj0 ,n t!i0 ol(I way? inul to tal!i
corruption and " bossism run riot
in our State Conventions. That gun
is spiked.
In the meantime many of our ed
itorial brethren are inquiring : Who
is Brosius? - Possess yourself in pa
tience, dear friends. Ere many
moons shall wax and wane you will
cease to ask that question ! Ziira.i
U r Inquirer.
Thk Republican State Convention
re-called to put in nomination a j 0 mt no furtjic.r preparation will j in public life are by the side of eler
candidate for Congressman-at-Large, be made until next week. The exe- n:l1 P'rincijiles, they would be no par-
in place of Marshall, of Allegheny, i
declined, met at Harrisburg on
Wtdnesday last (21st inst.) Out of j
the 251 delegates that constitute a'
lull convention 232 were present
which shows the deep interest taken
by the Republicans of the State,
when the season of the year, the
sacrifice of business interests, and
the trouble and expense of a second
trip to Harrisburg arc considered.
The convention was called together
to do a single act, and it wisely re
fused to do anything more. Mar
riott Browue, Esq., of I.ianeaster, one
of the purert men and ablest lawyers
at that bar, was nominated with the
same singular unanimity and on- i
. i
ith'jiain that wept over the con-
i . ' . ' u,cr x,.ir !
, " '. .
snail, was namea mr inn wtnura.i
s,ia!1' waS nained lof the l),)S1,lon-
1Ir Iirosius' w,' was ,t,n'K'r "'J
the convention, did not dream of a j
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nomination, and one hour previous j
to it, was not thought of for the po-
sition. His selection is truly an in-
stance of the ollice seeking the man,
and not the man seeking the office.
The new nominee is an Independent
in the true sense of the word, a solid
Republican, a useful citizen, and
has proved his devotion to Rcpubli- j
can principles not only with his
trm,-nif br.t bv bis bhtod. Iff is .1
,jri!i.mt Qmt anJ ft wprLlscliUtivc
of typo of .tfI,uU:can lnau.
' "
hood. Tlw ticket is now complete, i
tmotber Hunt and maimed soldier !
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Ifrne llennbbe:!!. wiil i' into liieln
' light with earnestneso against tho
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pets oi ail (-u:iiic oi j
nient :
llaM- I'liiwoa Wisely
rtiUi Jj.ia Itttord. V'm.
1 Tie fieiv iio-mtiii. -k'ii i-u , i iei til. i
The new notninee, like b
, ,
;eets.., k- a gejuieinaii in lnm-penn-
,.t t,, tM,j,, ,l()t a ,Uiin j
of loud or t 'ittKiienC hi'iirimr is vet a
soli-l and us ful ei(i.ei;. Jie has
the additional merit in a c:it,.i,.h;
that when the war was :tfoot h
r.,-uek his blows fur the country
with .! two arms instead of his
elo.iuent t.M.gtte. We are not tvr-
ila'"' nnvu consi.i.-r the;
negative as well as the positive
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vauiauei" i ini-i noiiiiiiiiiii.'ii, i it
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the ..hVentioii could have ohost n ;
more wnn-ty,
Worth (teii J'";fnew.
The resurrected Repuhlicin Coi-
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WwiJiy of ,i,e u.,,.w.
r,,yt..
But the convention took the mat-!
U r '' batwL-, ani named i
i;Vr - Vri'"e' 'J0 h ,not 'fff1
thought of an hour Ixlcre. Ilia
nomination wan due to tiie excellent
impression made bv his eloouent.
HlOieiOllS niil Tu.rcll'1 cl t-r. cinuuvh n f I I.", . .1 I s 11 r . . cni'iiiico r.1 t l.n v-... ... l .! ....... t. .1. .
. .......... -v .. v.-.,. rpl '"I"-'? rover anu j.out vmhi iried -f"-v V; i.-UI-t.wui u .koi. r "lit under all
I' ' " , ' ' , , " W -ream jjaim, ana vm turpri- j 1 ue rcsomnm was adopted bv a vays shrinking from
ml rnTAT3 A'-4 i-mediate; unanimous vol., amid loud V thirty L
r, ,- , ,r -. " j'-i "-t" leuoi. i eaniesuy recommend it to piause. fartl,rui nilv-npale
Ktnn.bniT n cn i mr m iti hnt ..j I ti .-.:i.i .m- . i . . i' .. . . . . . .1 laitn.m auvocaie,
, . fei-o. .voxu,juu M.iiiiarjy amicicu. w. v. As- mt. iioisenrmg nominated C en,. consciousness of ri"ht as
a Republican of mdemlent I im. Druggist, Metuchen, X. J. I William Lilly, of CarU.n. I Thh Sn
thought, and a gentleman of stain-
less life Whether he shall in the
Clld "lwn "?.Ke ur. lUt' "V. w
personally and intellectually worthy
of the honor conierred upon mm.
Of Kxeellont ItrimU'.
.Vm.-.'A Aacritca, lad.
Mr. Mariott Brosius, of Lancaster
county, nominated by the recon
vened" Republican Convention
Nflms bunr veslerdav lor congrcss-i
rdav lor Longree
- the bar, whos- aimities are n-oog-
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tileil I'V Ills u.s.-- i:i;it , imi
J amm which
.n,.,. consi,lered independ-
ent A nomination, in fact, which,
being inoffensive and creditable,
could generally be accepted as wor
thy of undivided Republican sup
port. The "Old Guard" to the Front.
Lancaster Ezanititr. .
Lancaster county is honored at
last. Mariott Brosius, Esq., of this
city, has just received the nomina
tion for Congressman-at-Large. It
is needless for us to speak in com
mendation of this nomination. Mr.
Brosius is so well known in our
community that praise of Ins ability,
j integrity and independence would
j be n of
cast e t je jiag not goudit this of-
fkc, nor, indeed, any political pre
ferment. The honor has come to
made him. He is the choice of a
free and untramcled convention.
lie is a Republican by choice and
education, and in the hails of our
National legislature will not only
maintain the principles of the party,
but make his mark in the councils
of the country. In this nomination
not onlv has the " Old Guard " been
: honored, but the party at large can
! congratulate itsell on having on the
llick;t llle who u an honor- to anv
TJ t; k t irl nollly
com-
is weakening. A gentleman who
was present when mo icuer 01
Justice Bradley declining to grant
the writ of habeas corpus, was hand
ed to him at his cell door, savs the
,,Ucr fetrnck h5m to tnc j,eart Jt
jVH from his hands to the lioor. He
seemed to lose courage, but as I
etched him very intently he
nerved himself uii witli a s:(K)d deal
f rcsnution and' , tofc und a
ibout his theory of inspiration.
Then taking Mr. Reed, his counsel,
to one side, he whispered very en
couragingly in his ear, and among
other ihin-'s lie was heard to sav :
" Vou must now f,rce the theory "of j
inspiration upon Arthur. It miut
be done." But it is very evident
that nothing can force President
Arthur in intorfi ro
One of the jail officials remarked
to-day that Guiteau w:is noticeably
rhwrfnl than vesterdav und be
gins to realize that he is doomed. I
The gallows was erected some days !
euticn will be private and only four
members of tho pr.'ss v. ill be admit-
twL
IrffcRos by the Cyclone in Iowa.
Df.s Moines. June 22. The follow
ing estimates is made of the damage
j done by the cyclone in various coun
ties of the state: Boone, SiM.iMW:
Story, So0,000; Jasper. SoO.OtX);
Poweshiek, $10,000 ; Keokuk, $100,
000; Henry, $1,200,000; Pocahontas,
$10,000. The Chicago and Rook Is
land Railway Company lose in mer
chandise and property $11,000, and
the Iowa Central Railway Company
$10 000. The total loss is estimated
at from $200.0(K to $3,000,000.
Chicago, June 22. The following
desnateh has been received here from !
tTri rvrii t 1
J. 11. iuuus, mayor oi .iaicoim ; i i
''ave just returned trom .xortnwes-1
tern Iowa, and find this town in ru-1
lins. One-fourth ofthe jiojiulation
. i,,o,.i. nn, into ir,.,.,
is homeless an-1 destitute. Every
business man has bu fie red severe
losses, and many business houses
nun.n..-.-. uw .n.-mun. .
"? destroyed, i here is no one here
;hurcianltl,)i;;iK)u:oijicstr;vo,
ye nro oi.lierosl to hold funerals in
Ihe street. Aid will bo thankfully
received. Send contributions to W.
E. Gould, cashier of tho Malcolm
Bank.
A SliiK-kins Tragedy.
! IIamittov Oct .Tnnn 0- Yes.
terday afternoon Alexander Forbes,
who two weeks ago came from Erie,
Pa., in order to prevail upon his
wife, from whom he had been sepa
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rausa !or six years, to live wiui mm
tlrM" lu imerview un ner su
;e bou-e of Geo. Ralston, where
c iiiii'.ifl in-iiiriia HAniwiL-nnrKii' li I iv
.1,.,. .,,..1 i I,..,. , ",r. .n,.-h il.
heart. She ran lohind Ralston to
u IV. t K l .'.v. .lliui ll v.. uil-ruKlt tile
I i-i i ., ;
! which was commuted ,n their pies-1
I. i
ence uireei.eiongii.gie.urs. roroes-
land three to Ralston, whose wife is
I deud. Before Forbes committed the
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ii!...il lu. t .ri-vifitiTfi.l tiu nil i. t.r.t-uiif , -
i.w, ....I.
H ) 20 fold tiieee .md bis il.im.bti.r! ! ,
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iui a gom waten.
A l-ailly .Stroke of Light nine
CjfAia.iTow.v,S. C, June
At 2 o'clock this afternoou durin" a
violent rain storm. f,e hmc ofj
v;n..n i:i. ...... .... t. .i.. ti. i
A Deadly .Si rt.ki-i,l l.i,. !.!..
Wil-on Glnvor. . John'- r.l l
about twenty mile from Charleston' !
Wlls in. jj
Ining
i Mr.
ri-ii;!...... ,,,,a.
! V'ovtr, w no sat
near an open
u.ja.
ir; .
tl,r,.e.v...ir..il.r " ',, .A ...i..,' ...i ,.'!
dow, was
instantly Uilltid.
i; k 7 . , ,.
die.1 in about an hour, and an in-!
; hint that was m I
.is arms is not ! 'f M"'"4 s' "'. ? my thus
The whole side pf sclf- I-uig a sort of accidental Bros
i out byjihtnin". I President, 1 don't feel that 1 an un-1 influ
3 'ider particular obligations to any of',,
, expected to live.
Jhc house was torn
day noon. The child attempted t o 1
cross the track in fiont of some ears !
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which were being shifted on toa
siding, and was knocked down, and i
I siding, and was knocked down, and
j four cars passed over her body mang-
ling ii terrilily. An inqutst'will be
!M,inj,Hii,iim,. - ui..
i - - v. -v.'..,., .v v. li-Vv. iici n in l iri
or not tb,nxe Wa3 criminal negligence
in the case.
Jf oo Cold unit Hay I'cvojr.
Being eeriousiy troubled
with !
j-oumwcr.i roan near nere on .-saiur i
THEREPUBLICANCONVEflTIOS!
WAS ALMOST FULL!
OF ABLE m ENTHDS1AST1C
KEN
- j Mariott Brosius, of Lancaster, Nominated
t. for Congressncn-at-Large!
KY two to oxn ovkk aij.otuki:
CAXI)tlATKS!
SKETCH OF THE NOMINEE!
Immediatelv after the adjourn -
meat of the caucus yesterday, the!
Convention was called to order fit J
1:20 bv Hon. W. II. Jessup, ol'.Sus-!
nuetianna. At tne nour me ccie -
gates were not all present, and very
few spectators were in th galleries.
On motion of a delegate Col. David
Taggart, of Northumberland, was
unanimously selected president amid
loud applause. During Colonel Tag
gart's remarks the Opera House fil
ed with spectators, who, with the
delegates, which were now almost all
in, loudly applauded the president's
address.
ADDHESS OF COLONEL TAGGAKT.
This Convention has very proper
ly reassembled to complete, its own
unfinished work, and if it has not
the right and the power to do that,
I should like to know who has ! And
in spite of my learned friend Lear,
who is unavoidably absent to-day on
account of sickness in his family. I
think that a body which made such
good nominations before can be
trusted to make another. But I am
very sorry that one of our nominees,
Tom Marshall, did not have as good
opinion of himself as we ha'd of him.
He could have filled the bill well
enough but for his confounded mod
esty a failing which is as rare as it
is unbecoming in a Congressman or
a Senator. If any mischief making
Democrat tries to make you believe!
that Don Cameron owns this Con
vention, tell hi:n that you have just
called to preside over it a man who
is not only for James A. Beaver for
Governor, but for James (J. Blaine
for President from the crown of his
head to the soul of his pot-metal i ed him as a living circle. Again
boots, and who looks upon Boss j there was danger of a stampede to
Wolfe, Boss Mitchell, and even Boss j Brositi" in the shape of a nomina
Cameron. and all the other bosses, i tion by acclamation, but the presi
as 01 very iittie account with the con-1 dent nipped it in the bud by order
t.nued supremacy of the great Repub-j ins the ballot to proceed. As the
l'can party. And it occurs to me j first name on the roll was called
tiliat the party could spare them all and the response camo 'Brosius,"
for a little while just now, till after the Convention again broke into
the election, with great advantage to I cheering. Rapidly the votes for
itself. For then we should have Brosius piled up, and before the roll
neither Independents nor Stalwarts, ! was half called the nomination of
but only Republicans, who learned Lancaster's favorite was assured.
the battle cry of freedom under Ben
j 1 hail. Mevens, Mmon ram -
!on, and Abraoam Lincoln, and
whose llaghasnever trailed in nation -
al defeat sillCC the COUlTiiete orgalli-i.l.
zaf.on oi the part-, twenty-two years j
ago. ;
If the neonle could onlv realize !
how transitory, and of how small
consequence both big and little men
ty schisms growing out of personal
friendship or personal hatred. But
of all political tantrums, t'o most j
illogical, and tho most diabolically !
j ur.ju.-t. is to oppose a brave and gif-;
ted candidate, who is the almost
unanimous choice of the party, be-! week. In 1S(J1 a rebellion against
cause soniu "big dog oftiie tanyard" the Government reared its head,
whom we envy, fear or hate, is also j and my country issued its call,
for him, and on this account to be ! Thoguh a boy, I responded. Eigh
willing to hand over the destinies of teen years ago, on the battle field, I
the country to an organization whose thought perhaps I had made a mis
policy we believe to be pernicious, if j take when I lay bleeding, because I
not destructive. i expected death. But I was mistak-
The right time to show your hos-! en then. Again I am called to en
tility is when the obnoxious fellow list. Though I was in earnest in
himself comes up for election. I ! my declination, I have heard with
would be ashamed to allow Don throbbing heart and aching brain
Cameron, or even his grand old dad-1
dy I don't ine:inhis old grand-dad-
dy to influence me half as much as
. .... . ... . ,
oursoieheaded inends are influenced
)V biui. lhev lmve even permitted
him to drive them out of the nartv, !
for the present at least, and to put
them in opposition to their life-long ;
convictions, and to make them elli-1
jcient allies of the Democrat ic partv. !
mem in upimniiiiuu iu meir liiiwuiii
.i .... . i
rmrtv.
Salciiliira bv proxy is what most of -
us will have to depend upon, but
Duinnotitm by the same process is a !
trifle unreasonable, and yet this is
the dose they ofier to our pure and j
popular condidate for Governor and
his worthy colleagues upon the regu-1
lar Republican ticket. Tnrninjh lion J
Cameron nil Stalwarts are to be :
damned, and ht, him all lndepend-j
ents, especially when lie nas the
toothache. This puts both wings of
the party in a had fix. We all know
that, ( Jen. Beaver would have been
nominated if the bosses had bee n
i against him. We iul
know that .
o'"" mi rs.il
Wolfe did not -.-t :t sinele !
yote !or j ;(.uu,l;,.lt (;OV(.
rnor. a I-
though the big boss election
leered for j
him. j
We all know that Tom Marshall :
got a two-thirds vote, and yet neither !
C ...... 1 ... . .1 t . I
. iKiiv.-, uiu nation ,ioni ooiiuiar govern- .
U) iL . ,
, - ,,,..,..-, w, ,.,.,. tU-
.vivos do not own exclusively, and
yet they are asses-ed as the sole ;
I property of one poor, inoffensive falli- j
hie man
If it be pos-ible for us to
i devise some plan bv which nurgrand '
i V . . r- -i i
! organiaucn can ie reuniuu wiui ,
'its forty thousand m.-joritv, it is our ;
I very obvious duty to devi.se it, regad-
1 's cf the wishes or anv one man, :
!'T set of men. The success of the !
! .:iri ir ;...! iii. .re neeont tliao that tifV
organisation can he reunited with :
twirl v i- of more account than that ot ;
:1 thousand bo-ses, or of a whole pack j
'ot wolves, with Charley at the head
head !
ic," tail ot Iheni. 1 am lor i.etine
iidl t.hutin. and I may say, without
lirof.ir.itv. that 1 don't care a Beaver
.un who knows it, and I am sure
th;,t 1,K,Jit -voU are just as mdeper.-
you for the place. I will try to I
deserve it, however, hv acting fair-!
ly-
The speech was deli vert d in a con-
j Vcrsutioal tone.and the quaint way
which many eontenres
were
Hrown t the amlience elicited lud
shouts of laughter and annlahse.
Tl, t. , i , ...
in I011 J'-1'1 disclosed the presence
u' delegates of the 2ol.
Mr. Brosius, of Lancaster, offered
the following resolution:
Ile.vlucd, That this Convention
proceed to complete the ticket bv
nominating a candidate for Congress-
nian-at-Largc, and we recommend J
.the 1 ej.ul hcan S ate Committee to
.ad,opt ail h.onorabb means to bar-1
n,um ih.Prty so as to secure the
Col. Gobin, of Lebanon, presented
Mariott Brosius, of Lancaster, as
representative of the voung Repub
licans.
i
Mr. Mahon, of Franklin, named
Gen. Lemuel Todd, of Cumberland,
and promised in luru asa candidate
that the lartv would find a pood
soldier, an honorable man, ami a
strong campaigner.
Mr. Eckert of Berks, presented J.
Howard Jacobs, of Berks.
Alexander Caldwell, of Northum
j i,rr.iri(i, naIReil Gahisha A. Grow.
At this Toint Mr. Nesbit. of Blair,
had the following letter read :
GtExwoon, June 12, 1SS2.
Mr. William XehiL
Deauir: Just home after an ab-
, sence of some weeks. I find yours
of the Sth inst., in the postofhee.
Your desire to present my name for
Congressman-at-Large to theRepub-
1 ncan uonvenuon wura io w luni,
on the 21st, I appreciate as spring
ing from your uniform kindness and
interest in my behalf ; for which ac
cept my grateful thanks. But I am
not a candidate for any political po
sition. Engrossed in my own busi
ness affairs I have not the time, even
if I had the desire, to engage again
in any of our State politics.
Respectfully yours,
Galusfia A. Gnow.
Mr. Caldwell then withdrew the
nomination of Mr. Grow.
Wm. Patton, of Philadelphia,
nominated Col. Wm. M. Bunn, bnt
that gentleman immediately with
drew himself.
Mr. Brosius withdrew his name,
statins that he did not regard him
self as the man to lead in this exi
gency. Immediately thereon delegates
rushed from their seats in great ex
citement to the vicinity of Mr. Bro
sius and earnestly protested against
his withdrawal." The Convention
was fast getting into a stampede for
Brosius and Colonel Gobin, at the
top ot his voice, shouted: "I say
that if this Convention will honor
Lancaster County by nominating
Brosius, she will give the biggest
majority in her history, and he will
carry the Republican flag trium
phant throughout the state."
On this the enthusiasm for Brosius
broke out anew, and his efforts to re
enforce his declination were over
come, by his friends, who surround-
j 1 '
I he. iirst and oniv haaot resulted
, "r,
I
1 1.,.,,;,;,.,' To.l.l .'.'.'.'.'.!
iinttui-.i Jatolw
.iii voii'!
. voti-j
, 17 voles
. -J Votes
The announcement of the vote
evoked loud cheering, and thenom-
i nation w;is made unanimous amid
the greatest enthusiam, the delegates
all nrismg to their feet.
On invitation of the chairman, Mr.
Brosius addressed tho convention.
lie said;
A distinguished Frenchman, on
his nomination to the academy, once
said he felt his nomination was a
premonition of early death, and,
what was worse, he died within a
the call to the front. 1 was ready
once to sacrifice my life on the altar
of mv country. lam ready again
. i t . i w
to lay ail 1 have on that altar. 1
tear you have made a misttke.
Cries of "No ! No "1 I told you so.
Vou can never say', "Daniel, thou
il i i i.
art , the man who has
on us." Gentlemen,
more to say. I bow t
- in iu iuui hu nan inuuiii, una
I have nothing
more to say. l Dow to your decis
ion.
Mr. Brosius' remarks were loudly
applauded, and were followed with
"Rally 'Round the Flag" by the
band in the gallery,
Mr. Magee presented a resolution
empowering the Republican State
Committee to fill vacancies after all
members shall be notified,
i'h is was agreed to, and on mo-
tion the Convention adjourned to
meet at the noils in November.
SKETCH OK THE CAN II DATE.
Mariott Brosius, tho Republican
nominee for Congressman-at-Large,
was born in Lancaster ' County in
ish. lie received an education ot
high character which was just about
finished when the war broke out.
On November 7. 1X01, he enlisted in
the Ninety-seventh Regiment of
olunteers, and serv-
non-commis-
camiiaigns of
South Carol i-
and on the
!ien as a part
. I . t. . l. r, : . I...,
oi me leiuii eorus it nnu u ni.u
rin.r lw.maul IIuiMiml. 'in the
f;.ri(;n., r lth liereeeiv-
ed a severe wound which disabled
him from further service. He was
made a corporal June 27, 1X62, a
Sergeant .May t, lo,., and was cotn-
missioned Lieutenant alter his
... 1 I ... . l
wounu, i-u. -a.us not musimii into
iwuuu, -u. n. mm uiUJii.ihi n.
that rank, being discharged on sur- j
geou's certificate .January 2, pdtio. -
After the war he studied law with
Thomas E. Franklin, in Lancaster, i
Pa., where he now' h:is a laM; nrac-
I a., where he now has a large prac-
tice. He is one ofthe most eloquent
talkers in the state, and will make !
a splenuid canvass throughout thej
... . . .i
State m the opening canvass. At i
his nomination the Convention re-
pealed much the same scene as when !
.Marsoall wai nominated, all the ei)-;
thusiasm being due to the effect of
lusus' jiersonal character and j
uence.
Hull' lriiM3i.LV..,n.,,n ...............
"-. '"fVi'
run.
PlIU .ADF.I.PHIA. Jama 01 IS-).
No recent political event has been j
so lavorably received ii, thia city as
fhat of the nomination to-dav of
Mariott lirotdua by thp Jepiibipan
Convention for Cong;f,ssrian-at-Lrge.
The enthusiasm that per
vaded the Convention, when the re
sult was nearly enough consumma
ted to forecast it, wa3 transferred to
this city when the news was receiv-
..a - i r. ...... l ... i
..A Mv- T... .....c, ; r....,,..i .. i i
ill. I'll III vol us is iiiiliru 113 11 4.11V -
.i;ut;;Dhi v.;i:..
Council, and' cor
th ,)olUit
c,pvon,rcf ',.'...
Tl VI lAIT'Lllii; UlOUCVl. 41-U111L . M lC 111
conservative m char-i.
ics he is of the Thad.
U,... ., with courage, to J ihl
f Oi'i-inr' Cr.,r-w mi rnnnf It Amot -i .1
circumstances. Al-
pqblic positjon,
Ally round him
content with the
the reward
In many reboots the nomination
a' was n happy out. It will
jumkeii
- j the Republican manhood of old Lan
caster to the highest pitch of en
siasm. Mr. Brosius is particularly
a favorite of the Dm.kards, a relig -
ious wet which abounds in thec.u'n-
ty. Thes,. people, all Republicans.
t ml.
are
cont
however
Thus,
into t
;.-it,- '1.'.' ,!.,.nk,l ",.r.-,,w.rti.'.
Vlila n.M;,.i;,m incimn. fl.r.ir M.t.r.
tut thia vanr A l.nur nnr.t innivl
est this year. A Imv continue!
professional relation between them
,,l n, 1,0a r.r,... o ,,,,!.
d.of inunr thn irsd n;,w;ti. ov.
ergivenin the county. The lxt
estimate put Lancasterdown for )s
OCX) majority. Cam the news to
,-,f "
l.l'.'lllll.
HOW THE NOMINATION" WAS KECK1VKI)
IX HARKISr.L'KO.
The nomination of Mr. Brosius
for Congre.ssman-at-Large was re
ceived with great satisfaction, not
only by the politicians, but by tho
nponl3 I'ener.'tll v It wn iruniTnllv
conceded 'that the nomination was
atronrrono nnfl itvia r,h-rvr.-l
convention that the most prominent
Republicans voted for the success
T. ' 1
the nomination is first-class in everv
respect, and C. I. Magee regards it
as splendid. Gen. McCreary, of
Erie, thought the selection' an ex
cellent one, representing as it does
the vast Republican vote of a sec
tion seldom recognized on the State
ticket. James MeManes, of Phila
delphia, said it was a most excel
lent nomination, and one of the
best things that could have happen
ed
vett
were
had
feiier.'i
ed a fi s.-ifiT :irnl tri,i'r.r nr.i. tli-m
that of Thomas M. Marshall. "
what :s thought ok it i. i.A.VAs
TI.-U
The following is from lastevenin
Lnijiurcr :
Tjini-isfer Cnimtv : lmr..il .it.
slow to engage in a p-.-liUe:il ! v:,s ' --I'-'seu uu : i" ..y' ""''V"mu'r ,ul
Lest. Whenthevdotakeahand.il'it tonn. I he damago to ami .-mbruc-s tm- great rati;-: rang;-; j.,-,;,,., !y. . , ' ' ';; ?-
, meir miiueiice is ieii. p-" 'VV :, '"-'
in 1SS0 tiie interest infused J ,s ous ami pro!,u!..y t..ai.,tnis is ato;r- m:..-s sq-i.re, or; ,
his K-aee:,.:d ,,uiet-loving de- Al Pieasantville, Marion county, the j about (.. square mii.s tn ar.ii , aj VJAIiTFnTcfTlTr"
to the ICepubhcan party. Thej 1 : lun?1 V; iami!.' fhr.-.ivh t!, f.ol.U , W I r-! I! h 5tJ.Uf: U
ransoders, Republicans, too J v?n 0 ' an" "l fu V1' 'U-! in the h;!ek. but was r,,t seriou,lv "" Uiil UV&iW
igratihed that anotlu-r veteran '""" "'; ' " 11,1 sta" wounded i;-,th -vi-e t' e-) 1 ! . , , ,
been placed on the ticket. :,na ! s unroof :.l, and one report j 0 m,,,1- 1 " a '-' . J?. rZTtJ'
1 r t ic luminw hni. n r.wrnr, . v..e uiiu- a'ji9 u:e rn r h a.- - , rr, v .r.. wunv t-l tu-is . t
last. Mariott Brosius, Esq., of this :t!;,; ouiid and carrie !
city, has just received the nomination ' tc. Many peoole v,
for Congressman-at-Large. It is j many of men- h..rs
needless for us to speck in coumienil- ! e(l u-v ilu' l'j"ag i-ehr:
ation of this nomination. Mr Bro-
sius is so well known in our commu -
nity, that praises of his ability, in -
tegnty, and independence would be
but the carrying of coals to Newcastle. ,
He has not sought this oiTice, nor, ;
indeed, any political prefe-rment. j
The honor has come to him unsought
and unasked. No one can assert
j 1 1 . n 1 (i- -. . 1
mat oosses nave mane mm. lie is
the choice of a free and untrammeled
Convention. He is a Republican by
choice and education, and in the
halls of our National Legislature
n i . .i - .
noi omy nunuain ;ne principles
ofthe party, but maku his mark iu
the councils ot tun country. I n this
. . - ... . ... , iniuKiiuin;:
nomination not only has the Oiajj,rn j,.lV(.
Guard'" been honored, but the party ; f.,ril!,.r
at large can congratulate itself in
r . v- ...v.. "'jiwontv m.'ies east oi Mu-.oorn, w:tii
havm on tlie ticket one wno ,s an J the rcp-ort that in his neihborh- 1
rw.l.l.. n
uuLjj v.t'iii.,i ti ii v v ;i:i; ei: t .hi-
lUlll.
A BIG TII VI. WAVi:
L.YXO.
at ci.::vi:-
CLKVKLAXh, June 23. A remark
able wave swept the Lake from here
at G o'clock this morning. From
the best information now obtaina- J
i i . . ,
wide and about eleven feet higher
than the surface of the lake.' It
grv looking black and grav cloud,
which moved sullenly trom the
northward over thecitv. No wind
aoii no iitiu lit mv i.inf
i .... i... i.. i l l ., ..
hore, but a j
1 1 f r r.i i ik tl I in i;niioi leirfj ti (lm i
the town. Ves.-els parted lines at
the mouth of the river, piers and
dock were submerged to tho depth
i f ! r . i il
of lour feet in some idaces, and liuu-1..
i i e i- i . i -r
i dreds of fish were cast ashore, lne
fire was nut out in the Lake Erie i
! . i, ,. .1 i,...: . .-'
IOIUII" llllil. kju int; nr;it;i in
the river is a scow loaded with sand
i..: . i i i i . l ; i i. : .
l villi; ui nie ueu.iv wuiei lamiea 111:1
and dry o 1 the shore.
. r,
1 ha short:
i . 1
he L nion i
riiv.iv.ii mi i.uiiiiiy in ai lhvt v. iii'ui i
ii . . .. t. , . ,,
xenov niib iiifiien no ami iiuiiiviyip
i . ..' , ii i . -i i: ...
swiLLii Simmies anu sinan uuiiiiihks
, j r,
were overturned or moved about. A I
, . r . , j
tramp sleeping on top ot the sewer!.
where il empties into the lake, was i
urowneu. uue man siauuing ai me -,
bank was thrown down and washed j
against the wall of the Cnion De- j
pot. Another sitting on a switch i
house was buried under it. The '
wave lasted about one minute. Sev- j
ur. ii'ii-tt.ic iv.. r. iiwhiier in st::ls
i i . . .. .. ... l : i.
,r, 1 . ; ,1 !
llltv lepoiv ;v euvni'-u n.-e in ii;u
ter nnd a violent commotion like a
whirlpool. The damage to
lU'OlllT-
l- !"
:niy esii-1
ty along tne shore id roti
ue shore k
'aieu ui cw.mi-i,
mated i
Steam boatmen
who came in this morning report a
square, short and sudden movement
of the water off this port, of which
no particular notice was taKt-n at
the time.
Signal Oliicer Newiin, observed
il... inn. I niif hi-ibiv siivs nt. (5:10 A. : :
"i" "" ' . .. ' - . , I
M. he neara uistaut munuei iu
. . .1.- ........t 1 ... ... .1...
11 II I I I IV 21111 IMl'l tillli IiLll t . lL11.4 lOVU ,
v.l th.. 1.."- ninl .irt'-
: . . ,, . , ' i
ing m inai uireenon in-tav a nu.i,-
, , , . i i i '-.
cloud, the lower part ot which loot.-
. . i ,
ed like a large, heavy curtain hang -
. .. . i -,
lllti 0CI L.lvJ liail.I, .IOII1U 11. . vv.v.1.- ;
. " , i i- i . :
tort:d angry looking coivjloinera--
.: "ii ....i :,f it .,
. i i i v..-,-
l.tilic r3tiiiu3i tinu'i. xi iiiu 1 1 a '-'.T i
rapidly and at 6:20 the wave
. i, i
siruciv ;
the shore. When first noticed the i
tidal wave was about a quarter ot a
- ;- "T,.. , inches Irorn tiie lioor. anu lire
mile from snore aim appeared liU-a , t.xi:i,.t U). t. uv, ;l u.:,-.l n)(
great gretm wall ten loot high, Ih.M,,.
hm had been calm and this wad ,
the hrst disturbance ol the surface ., ti.o M-.vrm fr,.r-'.
lhe wayeswept ahing nuiiinv and i
silently until it reached shallow wa-
ter, when it made a loud swishing
ii, i ..,
noise and oroke on tn,' siiore with a
i?reat roar, the wavt
the north n')ri!iye-st
reached from ;
: the south
south west. After it struck the
shore tyo recoil :;ivkh t.l!qwed J
close together. At ::.", a quarter ofj
an hour alter the wave reached the j
j shore, a shower negau which lasuvi i
ifiTtwin miniif..s' dnriiicr wloell two-1
i hundredths of an inch of rain fell.
(No hard wind was perceptible here, I
I""---n -- ...
though slightly on the hike as re-j
OU
'lot I bv incoming vessels, ser
geant Newlin savs the cloud was an
ciolld;,ike those'ol ordinary '
tluitnler storms; except the pec:
p.,.. :
.'
ifica above ditsti'rihed. Manv of the '
..l.., .L.... ' .. .". .n.,t
llHlHlli-lIfc ill C rillllKU fc' if ItilV
would be trxjx-ctpd to accompany a!
w..tr.r Br..M.t hot trutur Krvf.Mt i
fnrmpd nor did a lo.r.l utorm nr..- i
!e or follow, as usual in cases of land tne outlook ess promising, t.i
a! waves. After the grand rush- ' f," 1 ,Vrl;!n Vvhnt of tne Chicago, ;
of water the lake relapsed into ! builingfon and Quuicv ranroatl,
,ose. and the cuvl-iee wan enlm an.l notlr.li,- eneotiragllig in .tint crop ;
L- i ,
i tidal
I f .
imgot wate
. l i 1
..: , , !
un ruined as H
nouiui upsuai t
had happened.
A number of leading physieians
ot the country are now recommend- ;
ing truf. (iu'nnjette'.s Kidney Pad!
for lame back, sciatica, diabetes, !
gravel, and Other diseases ofthe kid- !
neys, Madder and unnary organs, i
. r - ...... : ...
I .. . . ..
- i i .Moinks, June i- aiwiiiv
1 IVUli'lC lillll .kllVI IT lliv.4 fc'.'i 1U ,
over Iowa this atterr.oon i he re-
i' isolated town oi Malcolm,
exposed to t;:CtMnL-iijstl.r.::::i.
J the damaged and oundmgs.
1 hi
twisted and props placed against
i Oil the Castsidt' llivl! through lite
i Willi. JSUmtTOUS ChiOU'iCVS
unitrou cniiniicvc? :mu
f were blown down anu igns aim
1
Uu'Dinffl wlnsKeu away
It
id e:
"soagt tiamage norm ana east
.i i t i .
- , 01 m-re : is more severe.
! June u m
1 received at ten o'clock t-ri.:ht here
. .
I 01 a neavv winu auu rain m.uiui
j along the lines of the Illinois Cen
tral Railway west during th-J alter
noon,
with great damage at Inde
rendencc.
The wires v.' en; a
;:ros-
trated and to-night not one is work-
; and it is impossible to get com
"a tnunicatiou with any .side
Such
I I.lCtS aS WC lUIVC V. ere OTOUgnt IQ
conductors and some of the passen
gers. The storm struck Independ-
Ktomht it destruction. Fences
were torn up, barns wrecked, houses
leveled and trees uprooted. The
.vindmiil of the Iiimois Central
oad was blown down and manv
umses and buildings unroolcd.
ro:
hou
ihe tali smoke stactc at the la-an
asylum was nearly demolished an-1
all the business houses unrooAd.
The depot of the Uurlin-ton and
Cedar Rai.irls Railway is said to be
! injured. Sells cue
exln!;:ted at
'Independence, but
rtu'.iatelv the
- 1 oiow came up Lciore t;
' ance was oi.eo and tin
i ::
ClOA
orm
had 's ; disjerst
Tin.- circus tent v.-
ly damagsil and one wagon ci.,i.iii:-
: ing ammals Was illted
hodU
trom
, 1. ;o
re
il!
Wt
an.
thi.ir:
! wagons Hfn.y:iel.
! "bled, out it :s un
; t'u'!r names.
WO !llri"
.-ibie t-)
were
s;"!t.-.;n
v;-!me !-i !-.v:i
i.aij in I'.iiir.s.
JI-iiii-:-:i:ii-
Siorx Cut, I a..
June l.-.A re-
.ort was received at
lion, on the St. Paul a
Road, twenty miles
auburn sta-
i M
li'rtbeas'
of!
ilosner-J, Iowa, that Primghar, Iowa,
was wrecked by : toi-,,i last night.
and tnai six peoi-Ie w r-
injured, i
rnmgiiar, inwa, is eign; noi. sso
"a i
rs;.,i,. the n.m.t,- c,..,t ,,f
; o-jfrjen' countv. " It" has about 3 Hj
It has about 3 0
eons from San-!
to Prhnghar. A
....,, ,.(.r n c-,f -.-, J
I t i ..i . 1-. , i
go;i(f
' to
-.b.'ir
1 '. 1.
ins were 1.
lortv in-
1 jjri-il
At Sot lH-er tne eve one a'o
Old milfu '.flluaee. Uii.-o-.'-i:"- biiil
iogs. rearing up sidewalks :.r.;l blow -
ii.g down barns, rtsidenets s;nd bus-
intss blocks. In the southern part
of Clav eour.tv it blew down tw.-:.tv
house.-,' killed live peopl -r.nd injured
about twenty-live. 'I!ie evci'-i-e
iiurricane struck iiosoers, tin v n.i'a s
northeast cf Sioux Citv.at six A. M
i . . ! 1 1 ,1 . 1 ) ... .
III II I I lt..-Ll t v I -1 liit 1 1
! CtUf -iiool-hou, cMrpvn:. r .-nop
?f I1 twenly-hve r,Mde,,oes ana mri.
j r.v ,a "f' :l ':lni:(r' "a.,- l.:t.tiiy
red i lie eourse an-,,,;-, . to i-e
''V? l'!lt!l l:!i,""t,
u-
i un-' ii"
Pau! Railroad were turned
j S:,K Iimvi1' . h
! ) 9 were hk ,1 l.v.m
ini'-r,- ei.rr.od ten to t
ining
their
euty
i ::
the iiogs
il. ft :;i:'.i o;i-o v. ma-i . .v
hardy o; tr,e t)r!)l was in.
,
inl entirely :n;s-ei! some -..
.. its ii.nn, wniie strovmg ctu
d.s!
; . , , - - , , ,
ii,i.- i..r-s is lot i w i.n -j rvii-i -.o in
en S'
ly estimated. In li-isiii is ah-p;
it is r-robaidv ?t".,(i-X). Outside tiie
,, , - . .. ,
vdiag'.' about twerdv-iivo hoii-vs r.i:-l
, , . ,
j . i
u:u n t re i.ie.-i.: in i u.
, ,, , . , -
Ill i-i-nie.n I.iWh-;:::, los.-li
, , r. ,.
counrv, tho nouso ol in lilinni :.h.
,-, 1 , ,
il ti I Till il llllvv.l
. . (. ..
H'r 'A Ul" ,;l:iMI
iis ll'iiill iioviii :-i;ii .i;i liie i.t
v were .hurt.
A ilotri'ile Sniei.
Lancaster, June A m -t
terrninetl ea -e of snicitl cam-'
liglit in Littie Brif-iin tni!tip v
tenia v. Wiiiiam S. II:-'. ag-.-d f
t'-nine years, :n iin
!::.-:;! m.- w.
i.
:eel-
right, iiecame ins.-.
H- soiiie ti nil
igi.
iano as lie grew vioi.-a: :i w.i; ti;;nie.
i , ; . i
: to p:ace mm i:i an A-viunt tins wee:,
jj v not w-atchcdo:i Sund-i v, an-
, , - i i
1
yesterday morning win n in... ia.n-.tiy
went in search of him. his bo.iv u ns
liseovei'ei
1 h.
.ngu'.g in
th-
a n
throat terribly n.i-'t..
Si'Vi r.l!
wounds in tin: i
Reed had eviil
!: art of his liead.
iontly tried to kill
a iiatCiiet, striking
ItleS 11,1 tin." back of
himself with
, ; tni, i
illillMl.
, , , .
i , . i
1.1V 11. 1. 11. IIV. I ... 11111
;:d not.
pro-1
dl'.ee the desired eU. CL h" took a
, , .,. , ... , . ,
' I.trge kr-t'e iti,. i cut his thro i!.s, y,
. , . . . . ,
- ing the vint! njno bnt m:r-:i:g t:-.-
; . , . . .. - ,
ijuguiar vein. te-iing n.o use v,
, 1 '.I 1 1 1 i
and covi red Willi blood, toe
, . . , '
tunateman lln.n tte-l a mj
untor-:
to a i
ratter, . tr.-.i the oln.-r en 1 ab nt
? i. .; n r 1 1
in.- 1 1 1. i. , i . i i. . iniu.-t.ii lui-.-.aiu ami
. . , . ... . i... i
Mraogieu iiiins' ii u -: i ,i. i lien
i'uind his knei
Were abtiut four
W;i-
f-.ur
ATcuis.tv, Kan., June 22.-
-ILir-i
vesters nr.- hnsv all over Kansas, j
.-. TI
I even
in northern secnons. i :ie
Vjehl will exceed thy estimate of a !
i,,,,ntb u-'o. and wiieat in manv sec-
tj,-,ns tuniw out twenty-five or forty ;
bushel-' to the acre and of the very:
ovaiity. Rye an-1 o.it-t are;
cqnaily g-d, mid both am beyond
iianger. Lorn is now growing mt'.g-j
.ili..,.i,tl-v. tl-a .,irr- K..'tvit l-ir -i-r I
than ever. The farmers
ouentiy hapnv.
ni.'v ....... .... ...... - .. , ........
are e-K'.s"-
mK oi-Ti.ook:
THK NO!; ritU'KST.
.'2. r.eii.n t- frou)
I'll-li' f.lVo-.-.!i'.v; to
, I-'rom p-i'i'ii-n-
Ctirci'.io. Jtm"
-rth-i
i
:i ui(o near, i ri
'"v,1 P . CO:!1 ' .T
Vturtctl to ho in a ino-i "iicouragint:
u- io-.va an i a.-o
1
l. 'll'llll''!!, i ii
sonnt sei. i--'t:
oi
lOOSO SiaiOSatlU ClSeWnt re l. I..C.
. i . . ii . . -,
northwest the growth is backward,:
iiriw.x-.-N in Illinois and Towa. al
, v , , , t-,,,., j,
lliouiill ..rii;-.iv;i ,11111 i-vi.ti.-.. , ..v.
thinks. jroinise we'd.
irru,Tii.v n
iH1ii- ".!.. I) '!, l '.n -
Ii1'i ,.' g;Hj ti.ing iwau
iioi-eiveJ bv worthless nu:
liinm r Tonic has cun-l i
liisi- yen iitu r l.cell :
trmiis. Parker's :
tion of nervous Ji.irui-re, ami wo r.-i-om-
niend it lu-arhiy to sn.-h intr.-ror-.
.llitMiitT jiuiTitwiir in
! ..... rrt... .' r- . -. . . a window, and alter a t base ot halt 1 PlrtT aa n ini.-.-
; ....... . - '
,,. it-., i .v.
i tour ..un, i.. .ju..c
v w .... , ........ . ..
re - ; protection ot ton .ucMnncv
A f ufir I Hltio I. na-'o
protection of lort McKinney - states f
! tends from the Montana l:r,e or, t he ; :,: , j
, north to the I Ltte nverou t;,.-.u , .. ,.
. ;td ..., U.e. IJiorn r.v. run the. f, f.
it ! and Indiana together.
there rae ninvra;'.ing."l!Hp)ihe:vl
1 ! .. If
cairn? wurui c p r hp:iu, unmuiiv
l lTlAl1..fl . .I-
anuea me vaiue 01 norses ana rancnes -
.TI
j of the cattlemen, and the farmers
I. -Til . . . . 1 :
umu mox-k 01 i:s gr:u:Sen, ina.n.g ; 1:il,lcof Aniiiijj
JTv 1 ! ; 'r
, me iLt-u. o. .c j-um.
; noteworthy consideration in
. ..... ..
nmmf.-itwi tuui ei-v tt-ui uu
- j was absolutely an Indian country.
- 1
- esrrra.c irio aiitrea.
.i.j. Siwr.UKy, June
22. Wi!i
Vhior.--
uim
' W!;ii.:I--. Abrali
mi
i "'-,n Forest, who belonged : an
organized gang which has commit
5)V !
ted robberies and other crime- in
this vicinity recently were am. -ted
laL-t night. Forest was found in hi-
! l-u.se nt this place and made a
des-
1 iH'raie rfristai.ee. Jie .irew a r -
Tr' aniL onti.e r,xd ot
!;0JV,0' ( , , ,"vrs- 1 ,
j "n:i;!' captured, but escaped
'Jumping through a window in
; , , V, "?V,
rir1'1 a,nJ hn'-d in-';ul:
I A 'PP- brothers wore h.und
! !1, :lr -bmt.n.d.M., eight miles above
i ,en One of them leaned t..rotigt
PnTr,r:.'o;i. June 2". A
I tragedy was discovered in the Ni:
! Terc ilile Tragedy in IV.tshuririi
j tf(-ntii ward shortly af'.-.-r n-'-oii.
j young man named Longkoop, aired !
about eighteen, enip'oyi .1 at the!
! Lit. erf y stock yards, went home !'-:r
i dinner, and net finding mother 1
in the kitchen he went un stairs. A
horrible sight presented itseif. His !
niotlier was !b'.nl de;i I in a rol of;
I blood, which had I'-nved from a! u!-l-.t
hole in licr head, while his l'at!:i;-r
I was- Iving dead with his throat cut
j from ear to ear, and a butcher knife i tui s.y !:.- iiv
hvirigbvhis side. It is sunoosed
j h- kiiie-l his wife and then cut Ids ; y-i:
I own tliroat. No further particulars!
ii.mv T - 1 - c it tutiiru.
Tried to Muril-r His Katfier.
Nkw Br.iT.vix, Conn.. Juiie 21.
Lewis N. Sti e!e. son of Lewis St-.-e!e.
tried to kill Ids father ye-t-.-rday af-
brnoon wmtc crared witb laiu-r
furnished to him by a girl thirteen ;
years o! "age. The attempt was made I
in a seeludeu snot in tin' Woods, ai
j l-'" --mv. m
'-erred by his fah r'- scr
mile north of this ritv. He was
ains tor
ro-it and
!;e!p. but had hacked !n's ti
: s:.:ooe:l iiiui m a
ed
iorril)!r
manner
juries in-
- ; Wit.i :i ilUil Klule. 1
!,e ;
! '-ici'.-l are not liital. T!;e
hound ever in $."- 0 b,.nds
! s -i:!t- with intent to kill,
i l)e'n on good terms previ.v
son
lor an as
,.i '",
IHVV Il.Ul
is to the!
;assa
t')-v!)cj s Aain in Caldwell.
: Cn-
i:ll. Kan.. June 2 . Two
.v., ...
men supposed to be
L-i'.vi.''..vs fro ci
liidi.ia I erntorv, rt.i rte.i a oisturh
anee in t'i Red" Light .-ahon here
ve-t' -r-la v, ami the City .Marshall,
(b-.-r-e Hr.i-.vn, wt -nt in t- ::rre-t
tnem.
i.i.'e attenip
ing to disarm
one of the nnhans
t!.
tnivv a i
r vuivfT ana s:.oi i;r.un inrouza
i..r. j ci.
the heat
. i Ix-'if) e,i.ibiriMf !mj nr-nna n 1 1
over t:i
fir l.f-ti-r
t!;e a sarin
eiul.l
moun
In given, to:- desperadoes
led their h,( a'V.l st.irtt-1
for thr Indian Territory. A iursu
.
ing p-trty was immediately organ
ized, l ot so far thrt murderers have
not been captured.
Anytlii'i to "Win the ?Ia.itl u.
Drv-Arun, 111., June 22. S :ne-
.,- . , .11...
tiling oi a st:r lias w i n cran-ii n- re i
aiming tne Ileorews ix-cau-'e oi ia
if.... vniir- fi-;it!-'i'l i'l u1' t !ia t
- ' '.' ' . " V
:i.-i;t!l has T( !!OU''t ei it and Unit! il
til the (ii
I... C.r... in r -i;;...i-..i Clinreh
i Lutheran Church
Was bapii'.ed by
tn;si;!v. !b- W.is l..;i pi ett nyil'.T.Iv
1.-
pre
Tin .. T
dirrof. the ia-Gir. iti t';-1
nre of a great cr-ovd of people,
Hebrews assert tne voung m.m
joini-d the- chureli in ortier that lie
migiit win tiie hand and heart of a
vou.nr itrm:m 'iirl, a member o
the ehv.r.'h.
Drying I'uMiler in ai Oven.
Nir.v Alhanv, June 22
seph Snyder, living near 'Jeorg'
nine miles trom this eitv, !i
Jo
;nwn, tving
so;-.t: wet powder, pIn-.-i.- l it in
r.Veri of his stove t ) ilrv. anil a:-
tli
f.
ently iorgot it, as an explosion oe
mirivd soon after wiiieb blew tliin-:s
in all d-reetions. His tw children,
.1.. .1..
n;io h t-tf in ine room a-, me time.
were slruek by p-.tv-'s ot t!1(. atovt
and fat illy injured, the oldest dy
ing in ten hours aft-r.
A II. use Thief llreaks His N'eet.
MrxciK. Ino., June
22. Jes-
Ntxor; ba t a buggy stolen l ist ntgin
and to-day captured the thief near
Parker. He i.hn-ed him on a train
and tied his !.-gs
. ' re
:,ier to
Winn
juniried
neck.
bring
near
from
From
him to Muncie j id
this piae.- tie- thief
tiie train and broke hi
inner.s on his person 1
w u r. n nil I
iii'snarn- is Frank Straton, North
Lebanon. Clinton county, Ohio.
Suicide of Ti.r.-e oim Clirl
! t.ANVit.i.E. Tli... June 22. Aliic
! t;lt.. .,.,.,.1 1! T-.r,. n,rtt .,...' IT
and Mar Jones
IC-'d 12. Committed
smi'iur tiii morning ry iaKinf; ar?on
i Ailii' Mill.-? ruv as Ifr na"0i
. i T i -
that
her latntT ilVHl With .I Snaili- 1
was tnat she w:'.s an orphan, and 1
t . ..... i. .-. - i . ... -
the
i l.ir,
i ( ;
, ..,..I-...-v1..
it r i r
is
.tf
others did. 1 myra ii.-m..rui dev. iv.o-:-:-' -
f . rr - .
I
safe A a a. 9 ?
13 A PCKEIiY VEGKTABIE V?flV.:
FC3 INTERNAL AK3 ESTAL U-?f:
. -n. f-,...v. ro'ds.CiDhtr-.pr,a.tnii;i.--rrrt.
Oyserrtefy, Cramps, Choiera, Summer
. -,!- nnn rineeov i'jrH lur ooro i '' -
utses. Drains. ptrwumaTrain, cm. , t.-. -i
l-ityr;V?, n linvrrmllT ix !itt.'rn:inv. and s-rt...ii t' .
-oa affoni o U vrU6.ut IL SoM br all dm
.aa anonl u u, &.
-i.iiir ii.iiiiH, i-
I
.l.vr amok .
, , ; - ,t , , . , . ...
ex - state- t;. ,
- terr:
even
of ; j"? vxt-n-ci f.u.t. '.v-;'a'.'!
t'' . v..
Ul u ,.f v.,
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- aiu w. a i. nii u.
JTAXECrTORS' VOTICK.
i-AJ
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thls;::'tJ'rr-rcr, 'eh-r:;r. r. ,;
t:-o lir.ifpr.-:
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; la-.e ri-.-.-im-e ..;
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is-v.vc U"Fr -
F. V. CLARK,
AM)
voi - ;
nis ; p flj J 1 1
SSiO
is r-f'-iiT
iarket Stretl;.
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by j
tie - 1 Ccrne)
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ai rl'j
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r.ve -ix - i t . We u.ire:.
1'cr vi-iiy ? .111..;. i:ur :0 . -.u.i n- . -
SSPLEXDII) 3I00VEJSS!
.ni! rill tr-t in if
km-! li-ir-"--! wiil 1..
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a-.-pi.ineniiT. .il
t-n rri.lay. Ju'.v .rti. ::t .i t',- in . ivr:-'
; in.l wirc till r.-irtif lr--rr.--r-l ui' .. !.
l'K.N:. is vi; KK.-5.
' v:i A-i-i;..r.
' PMl.MSTRATORS' .(.T1CF
K-Iiiri- "I Kr--r-ri'-k Sw-j-.-. Int-.- I.Vr'. n !
IjUei-5 ;f lelmir.:
fcvir.rf l'i-n irrjiirr
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r:'.t!-in i:: !i a-.t s
:u tt:i U'i.U r. ii:m i, iti-ii-
In h.-rj!y iiivi-u r-i t!'i--i-
,ii-ii,t rcii fi il ii m.iitic !rit!iM-ii.;i-c- p i y n'fTif. r.r. 1
1 1. !-? htivi.-i i ' . i iT'ior .ln.r.n.l ill rr-i-;:t f.u
iul'-:iu-i":--.:i-.-.!c.: i;t ,r :r!-rn'-iir. en V.'?i:!-;i!:i--.
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1---J, at ti:-; r,.:i 1-in-o ri r..
O. .1.
n. '
r: ki:i:.
;iui:.:--r-
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orin: t -oNTRAtTi;s.
; w!:S r,.iVe u-,;ii r.i-.n.n. jan i-..ii. i-j. .vai-.-i
' I'fip":i:s t.-r I -m-tmil .i::t ( :i new tw.. y l.n. -i
j nt-ri.-ii iii-ut.-in r-nni-Tsi. ; I...(:n. i r.i
0 i an.:
sii -:!jirt:i.ns hi w-iv-h innv .-r:i ;il n. mii. e.
An iiiiriivi.i h.'ii.l i'miili;i-in 1 nil t-i- l..!ltnu;
f--rl.-r:n:i:ire ri:i-i-nnrrriri w.ll tiv r'it;: --i ri izi
li-i- ;irry in wii--in the satup :i:iy hp :iw.r-!-'l.
Tim rivrhr r ::it;1.ii any nr till I -1. ! r i rii-rv-.-.i
to Oil U-iir.l ni l:rviur.-.
;T W. 11. V. I.I.r I.l: .
A
I'DITORS No'fiCE.
I in" imiieritii- I Au-tit-ir 'fitiil tjioor
ii- I All-lit. ir ;
ins Court ni s.,::r ; f.... t-i p : !! --:-
, j tl)n ,.uuii ..t ii-nry -viI ik, t.i. . -it. r..i i-iv-
n..lir.l-'.l, m -r..l u s t;;... l-a .a-.- -!?!-
tliv-ret.i. noreSy lov n-.:.-.-. that lie will ti;-r:l
iitlioiluilni Jii.l ufiinla-.i:ip:it nt n:, ...;.'i. j ii.
'le "T'1--1' s-i-r-rt. -n t riluy. - - j:-i ...
I JUhn. -,- in I'l 'i i-liM-s a. in. iv tit-ii .. i. z i . n ri a -1
' l.iti-n-
-1 - in a"
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Aiiiii: t.
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t
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j t -.ir.vj.-i r.-r
t't;.i r.
: m:i-3 N'ur?'. ry:-.-n, I; :.
j
irKKcrroR's NtrncE
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in.'.i-ri.
I 'r':;t-.raiitii-r:iy, ni.il-i- li Ii
.T.-in Iti'Io : 1 t.i iii-t , e
ate iaymi-nt tin t tli.-si li:iv i.n
same :t) :ir..-.--.ii t:n- ii vialv ..
- t.. -r..ii;'- i
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w vireic
; lit nrn K.:f
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1
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1 nVI-i?t:. lii NVw OciKrcT:
K-r.,
luu n-il i--i.il..-, i- wit .
N.i. 1. Tha !i..i-.;es--.t.i. Own i-n
th sai'l linr- n :'f:. .'ittu.t ..u t';;c
1 .---il
HI' il
Main .-irrr. I . iiti-l-. I n tl: w I.-- .ill'--' an :
on the t-a-i: t-y Jie,-t. Mf.e. liav-ri- ..': r--n r.;r--.
aiwn st,,ry iriuio l.t.n.v, .-:l'H- ai. 1 --t'lr.-i::
LalMlnK in a-. I ri-;-:r. Ti-u H a ir .!
hie n..' rry, Oicrc .:u tvullcni tnnt "n t.t
l.ri..ii N.. A l.-.f i.i- vn.Kn.1 .-ft; it" ii Atilt .
T. ',.,.. Tw -.n-r,.viii. .wlt.iinlcs lar-
r..i.l Ic i.an- t.. S..m..T.--l ..n f,..! a :t.i.:itauiinie
c l-ht a.-r.-. m ,m .t I-.-.-, i'lii-- t.'i i- rl .-ris .
una in ul'!v::'l..n.
No. 3 A l"t t Kr-rai ltnnte in M Jwi. .
n.--ir N'-w in:n:ii!l". n-h-'i'i'iK latni.-"! Kenry
Hav. il. if. Ilar;i-ii -tn.:i.:M-r.i. See- r-l Ifi"
TiLi-ni Hi .'- .1 i-rvrii ai:
i.ii.i i.-itiii.-
1 Inieni Km " '" o;l- -. c-n'..i.!m.s u'- '
avrvs. ni.T-..r
N-.. 4. A l.-t ! w ..t'.an i "Itu.it.i' In Vilf"rt !!..
I tv'tr'Sen Ce3-.rovlI.i-, :.iwir.ins 1-imU ol Sail
....... f n....r M ll.iv.1 v.n.l iirlim. , . ;;t ;!!-
Int; tnfui'uvrea. m..riir litw.
TERMS r
ian-;tiinl to remain U-n f..r the .i!ht. tl-a
(lcath th9 j)rinoiil t the hrirs an.l re.n-
l-v, pai. I ti r.er rr.r.ual!y. -.ti-1 at. ner
men-.s. t. i -mr.i vt j-jiiismi-nt t.r..i ;.'.
i.rpiiii.o. l'i -c.n Kiveti iir.n ' - -
WILLIAM 11. IvNM'Or.K.
Ji f4l.JCJ --
J i. e aSX 3
Comptstnt, si-n
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- . - t.v - s ai . -uiu - -
stx, Vlol,. Jotors, I'i ... idei-ce, I v. -
; S.wt- r...
i.el.i ....
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try ;
II. '
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