,ri o 4- IT-11 'He will knew that his candidacy
1 he Somerset Herald. ; ean y le(1 to the okvation t0 ;ir of
, z: I tins charlatan crew, 4ut careless of
EuwaUI) K'.TLL, E-Hior ami Proprietor, j all else, save avenging his own iaiag
: ir.:.ry wrongs, he sowed to the wind
.r,. and now reaps the whirlwind, fur
otrf" u ibis discomfiture we enn nothing,
XW'- jbut that our-proul onl Comm.m-
i svenilU snuuiu nave nius necu
brought to disgrace, and the spirit
Tln-y Kinscdaml Matlcl'p.
Struck by a Storm.
llngus Irutliiil Son.
he Oot-
I O 1. i
!!-
i cuttle
UGETTrro-.v.v, June 18. About! Gi.e.v City, June 23. The son, an
n c-velor.e Tiasspd near this' on! v child, of Itnerv Snyder, a
j .striving buildings, killing 1 wcintby farmer of Columbia county,
oot; i:g and twisting oil the j ran a way lrom heme about fifteen
May Ketuitt Fatally.
i St. Lor i-, June 20. Some months i Bnt Many sun Awaiting ti;
i ago the country was startled by tne j wnw's Autograph.
! announcement that IIu? h Tevis ha d i .
;r.ot Frank T. Ielehart for seducing
; hi wife f.iried because the wile I Hakrihu'Ro, June 2f. Governor ; large-1 trees, and Fpreadins destruc-! veaMngo and was sunnosed to have
' was the niece of General W. T. Sher-1 Patlison attached his signature to- tt.on iu is path. The cyclone started jgone west. A short time ago a youngi onsly, and
vm snd the daughter of II. IJ. idav to seventeen cills. There artvwidwav between Pir.smore
iJJpm of the I'nited States Armv. ioine ninety bills remaining u;oni
! T),c pwiml.il hud been lost sight of, j the Governor's table, a mow; iheni
and nothing more would have been the appropriation bill ; a Mipple-; of four n il. s. Its path was about j ted !
nei.
RMS! Bite
Scotpai.k, June
another attempt to kiii startled this
community. Four men lett KiLcr- i
town, which lays across the "ee in Xotu-itii.stunlin- tin- vt i v low prices at which
Favctte county, almost simultane- ,,. , ., . 1 "uicriw
- ' ' . . -., Ml MM . 1 W f 1 t ( I 1J
U soaked svith corai""-; '
-on-eii, we are compelled i""'
and line looking man arrived and went : juice, it !iavinr Keen pay u.iv i.i ,i. .u ku, m -mi- i u- uu-c imr entire .
works and ewe ovens. Atiuu.-i ( ln.,-I)U, ,-,v StoiT. whi li will l rondv
d unmankd! - 3 a!.
i tuV.
i H..id a Kaiins; and traveled nearly j to .Mr. Snyder's residence, which is j coal wor
due east ; Cherry Valley, a distance ; son::; n.it s from here, ami inratia- j Ilande),
a vounj: ana
WMiNKSOAY..
Jnnc - is land intent of our State Constitution
; thus Pet at naught, is most lamenta-
vt u the A llows who were fo j bl?
afraid of ma. lunes, think of Gov-j Kxp ri-nce teaches a dear school,
cMior l'attisonV veto machine? jbut a certain kind of p.-op!e will
, j learn in no other, faith the adage,
The Democratic State Convention . anJ we cntertain theho).e, therefore,
is eaile l to meet at Ilarnsburj?, on j that the )Umiii!ltinR fxperience we
Wednesday, the lit day of August! now tn(itin?i w;n earn the voter
-'xl- ! in the future not to castaway the
The legislative mill eommenccJ j substance and grasp at a shadow.
i-rinin2 .a-.'alii on Tinsdav of last ; --
r ..V. 1 7. . ' i i
acaselJ as the retumea son. I ne j titrman, me man wno was nijiucu,
tors lreouentiv "caugnt Hie i wad in company who amines c-m-ai,
I.i l,4',l, niUr Vmf thnt in- metil ir an ret. tn nrnviiln f..r tn in- 1 i".i- hiv.'-i.l vanJs wide. TIiT.rv
L il1 ' ki 1 1 l ' ilJ!il.L' L . - .... . ' ' . I 1 J " . ' . k .
'div rews reached liero that levis ! cornoration and regulation ol certain i iavior 8 new Imuse was unrooled. ; young man concerning tns toyisn witn wnoiu ne ooarus, auu
iiad remarrn'd his wr.e m i niianei-j corporations ; iroviong :or trie ini-U.iiorevv jioyns oarn was mown prauh.-, a;.u il ueeame noiseu amiui j naikiug uib uji.k iuui-. --
r;i tns
T.bia on the lGtli inst. The particu- nrovement, amendment and altera-1 down and the roof cirried about a j that he wr.s not the farmer's son,
l irs of their liiirhly sensational ts-.tion of the charters of corporations! mile, and a half. Dr. Hell's sheep ; but this did n.-t reacli the parent's
lr.:i"cment last winter, the hooting i of the second class and authorizing i house was demolished and ot the ) ears, or if it did lnpaid no attention
woman arrived in
dntsdav last and
man were cou-
nmoiit of -ossin. ;anv County in tins Commonwealui !a!out one hunured ir;urel. u, K. . stantiy together, lesti-rdav .Mr.
! Since the alfair Mrs. Tevis has liv- j to "fix the place of election in certain j Scott had three cattle carried :ivay. ' Snyder was found bound And gag
!ed quietly and in a model manner ; cases; an act to require a brand, up-Oiu: cow was carried about h;.!f a gl in his rooni. His safe was
! with friends at I'hiladejhia. Tevis j on all goods, wares, nicrcinindise or . mile and st I down u;nji:r-d. A i buisted open and valuable a;.ers
; i Id not overcome his love for her j other article or thimr made for sale i argo oak tree was uproolc;! ami ear-, scauerea about toe room, lie says
of Frank Inglthart, and the subse- j the incorporation of traction moer buildings and fences of the fair; to it. A young woi
i uent divorce were well known here, j companies ; to empower any . Judge j ground hardly a veatige remains, i the village on Wedi
lience the news created an immense ; of any Court of Common Flea off Mr. Doj'd bad o0 sheep killed and she and the y 011115
hoanlini' house West Overton. It I
was not yet nine o'clock. Tiie other ! l!arai:is i:: Dr.s Suits,
l.:r ii!;s in liu
IiarL-nins in V,
We k. but 1-0
product d.
r, no gtiht 1-as been j Hacitr's Wed
Tn r. em .er.it of Ohio have 1.0m-
I and made overtures for a reconcilia
tion, to which she was not loth to
j yield, having seemingly forgotten
her lover. I he mlluential relations
York, makes this acknowledgement : 1 0f the wife used every eliort to bring
th" bitterest
; ILdf-breed journal pA:bli;;ed in New '
r..l
'try iitlic rain he was awakened at some hour the! this juncture a revolver shot was j
wt 'giiin;.' over , night before by a gag being thrust i fired, which hurried Shoafs- foot-
two men, John Ward ami .lames
Kspy, the latter the one who did the
deed, were following the former
couple in close proximity, carrying
a keg of beer, tdioaf having paused ,
while the others passed on, he Wu.-.
soon startled by tries from Handel, j
t4TTnirtr nn liorliir flir.v it P Inlir-.
11U11J Ul ) nit tt.t. ... j
deringme. llelr! help!"' etc. At : Ilarirain.; in S,niw Hats,
Hai-'Mit: in Soft lYlt Hal
j.irains in Uress V
' -- m rar
;sint ss Si-its, Murrains in Vh'l
'.vcrytlay Suits, IJarjpiins in v'J'
An iltnlnwl ml inn wbirh bcfim
in.it. d Judge Hoadly of Cincinnati, : ., .j.,,.,. an,i anurehen-
by convict labor, in an' per.itenti:
rv. rtlormatory inson. school or, sr.i, nut !ia:i
".1 .!,... : I :.. ! .1 v 1i.n- V,. i.r:,vn , i.HA l.i l.l,n:ti. uiwl liui'.ti-u I... r.r.nl.l atl.llj T I . (, .11 T-ll ITon.b.l -ilfuT'ori!
elUer eMauilMiXHCliu lO li:tU j l-v 11.1.....- i(lti. ..t.. 11. ... 1 i.-iui i .m-. nij .iiwvitii, 011114 yiiyit liv i l-iv.ij. jAt iwiitit. iiuu i.' .....-p,
vict labor is employed : to make ac- here.i ;,s fir r.s heard froui. defend himself he was securely: a rail bleeding profusely troio a
rented orders and certificates fur m-; Y :')') .. :u. I If destruction is ; bound. I lis assailants lit a hgnt. wound in the kit teinpie, hut the
Ijaririiins in l'ine Stiff lints,
r.iri;ains in 'hitet
:r;:uns in IXi.U
a ren"j;
didate f.r Governor.
TII 1 1 '.:-. -
Ilepublioan. ?s their can-; mA J,as gradually obtained tlie re
gard and trust o: tne country, ine
President is a strong party man. and
t llarris'ourg, on : ijie interests of his party are dear to
the
pr-mpt.y pa.
tl.. li.il.l i.f hi leirlt- nn.iTi iml'iii1
. ... . . . 1 int. tt 1 1 ,
enj.'Vcd. iriue ..- 11.- on '""'-' confidence. His course, indeed, iias
7- r,f illustrated the truth ol the notable
it 1: !'!.!' km ATI 'i: Nii.ks,o1 1eiiyino rrcsident Hayes, that he
county, v.t.o
would le'tbe:
t;,.i,( ra .
tcrn.i nation, and is now on the track j trative olhcer.-
auin. His vacillation v. ill proba
i'.rst dav of the txtra session. ! him. It must be plea.-ant for hnn,
H-d a resolution not to , therefore, to know that at iea. his
, j- .1 1 1 .AUllillliriraiiuu lias no iveueuei:
taKC anv J1 y i'1' u.eieee-3 met in..
announcea mat ne ,rvei j,js party best who serves las
candid Ue for Auditor 1 country most. It is a truth which.
1.- r' l'jli-lu1. 'iv'-l LIS ei e ,ilociei anuiit.i . -Mii-.w.', u'iiii.n-
lind very hard to
'about the remarriage, which wasjtroleum negotiable; to enable ti i
strictly private and kept lrom the ; county, township and borotiri tax
j press." Mrs. Tevis had mourned j collectors to collect taxes L-r the
'much for her little girl, who has i payment of which they have become
ibeen in the father's charge. The personally liable without having eol
: shooting which precipitated the I lected the same at the expiration of
! scandal in the case took place on the j the authority of their respective war
! 2Mb ot November last. . Late in the , rants and to extend the time for the
I .-. . 11 .1 , ....1 1.. l I . -11 . -i- r r. : . 1
aaornoon a v. en uresseu inuy mj- j coneciion 01 i:ie wuiiie lor ;i jn ii.iu
t;i. ; 'J
( bvha;.
is sw.p
Chorr.-
steif'ii V(
SlhlK
evening
a vy:
1 1
:( .iter
is, ir
. as ti
Vai;..
1 a
i Ui o a t
a1 be .1
. ' Our
i,ir-t. rt'p.orte-i. ; and in' tne iiglit he rt-cognized his hah had missed him. the wound 1
.v. rything ; snpposeil son and the woman who ! having ueen made with the huttend
broo.ii. in i had been stopping in the village. ; of a revolver. Shoaf procured as-j
".l head of; They ritied his oocket., got his I wistance and took the wounded man
keys, opened the safe, took all his 1 home, and Drs. Mitchell and Orri
one
1
k, June 1 This ; moi.e and Government bonds, were summoned. The skull is bro
20 minutes of six o'clock j about in bonds and Sl,tK.0 in ! ken, and one can easily lay broad --truck
this city, doing a ! irreenhacks. ami then turned to the wise three lingers in the wound.
(.i uamaL"' 10 property 1:1 i yieum ana said: la, ta, uad, iiiiiianuei is sain 10 oe a quiet aim in-
15arj;ains 2s7o. ."
Karirains in . . mlcrwcrir,
J 5; 1 ratlins iu White Shirt,
ll.irnins in Sunnner Wi-
i ped down the steps of the Tank 0f one year from the passage of t!ns i thv notthens pai t of the town. The j pay your resptets to your son when cii'ensive man, and that the blow
' House, a notorious place kept by -act; to facilitate the proof and ic- j '.rack of the cyclone was fro-n a due j 1 reach Chicago." they left and j was not meant for him, but for
i M.tdauie Durant, at 1140 Single St. j ord of the title of reai estate vested j voVu-rly course, and struck the city j locked the. door aftir them. A de- j Shoaf, against whom Kspy had a
! put into practice. Hut they v." 'no res
no'.iimatio
:e.;ute!y co
l.ne l :e
it have
r reward.
tT( ft.-.-io n :.' politicians
, . i sneer, the good sense of the people
- ''t:il')CraUC!api.lauds, and the President himself
ir;.:: jIoam.v, t
candidate f r Gov rnor ! hio, was ;i:.:st see that j.rwisely as fast and
the only lav. vt r in the United Males j as far as he disregards the wishes of
- . . I ... 1 !. . "l... 1 . I.J
who was knave eno-tgh to construct i V- ouckso-is i.u co.uiueiiu 1.
a h .;::! .u !".-;. se ol .'rui.in"s rascality
in or nd.'!t;L' himself into an Elec
toral Conege. a::.l ca-ling the vote of
re-'o!i f. r Tihien and Ueform.
Administration to an honor;;
J place in American history.
I The Aiiicrirtn, which is puhH-hed'
I Ijy Senator Cooper, at Media, IVI.i-
(In Wednesday la-t Gov rnir I'at- J ware county, has this to say about
tison added four more vetoes to the ! the extra legislative session :
ion-ftriig he has favored our law ' Next cheap sensations, the .rcsent
T .. .f 11 ..if-r,,- ' D mocratic admrnistration 1 refers a
iiiak r with, .-.least: red :v the tio- ... e . .. . . . ,
... - T id.snlav of partisanship, so that it
ernor's gauge, this iMorm Df 'f-; !n:,'v keen abrea-t witii the otiu-r tehd
The lady was accompanied by a
. young man. Alter the two had lelt
jihe house thej' were accosted by two
crim looking men, one of whom was
! the husband of the lady. The latter
! fired, the ball striking the woman's
j escort 0:1 the left arm. He fell to
; the side walk, and the husband lev
jeled his pistol to fire again when he
j was dragged down by his compan
j ion, who was a private detective,
i The wounded man was placed in a
i hack and taken to a house 011 Wash
ington avenue, from which place lie
i was removed to the St. Luke's Hos
jpital, where he remained until two
I months ago recovering from his
j wound. The man who did the shoot
ling was Ku-h II. Tevis and the wo
man was ids wife. The man who
the le.-idelire of
cC
upturnim.
reel,
SVi
in the heirs of certain estates ; to
authorizie the certifying of the re
cording of deeds, rnortc-ges and oth
er instruments in certain cases where
the former ollicer iias not done .-o;i .ir.-. i tarry
authorizing the courts of common j g-a-s and snu
pleas to decree the satisfaction ofi'-huiineys, learm
mortgages upon payment oei:ig
cnide into said courts of the amount !
(i 1. . -1,1 i
01 jinncipai and mtjreston p.ii otaei
moneys found to be due upon such
mortgages, in cases where the h v:'l
holder or liolders thereof shall reside
within the jurisdiction of this Com
monwealth or shall have rcmow J j 1 1
therefrom without leaving a kr.uwu '":
duly authorized attorney to ea.t.r (others.
satisfaction in full payment of sue!
mortgage moneys being made; rii;
plernent to an act in reference to
I'a.-.-ing ovc
I swept over toe u-.-idenc
Ihvr.ohL-, !:r,-nkmg
et
knocking oil
:1 'irtif'li ol the
the oil', l.oil.-es
o. t ci.aipletely destroying a line
rchar.l by ni.rootir.g all the tna-s.
la'e C..len( l j tective has arrived from Chicago j grudge. Handel is in a precarious
a number of j 'nuking for a mr.n and w..man an- j condition. Warrants are out tor
North Seventh ' - .verinu' thMles.: riiv: ion o; this couple IFsny and Ward, hut thev have not
and he say the voung man is known been captured yet.
'!!. 1111 "' ...i.i .'.,. 1... ...... of; .
the most uxorious i.i.mfid..'i.cw men i
iu tiie wt.-l. and tiie woman a well!
known courtisan. A lar'e reward!
l il'u'i 11 P-rxms I: iirni-il.
l'rrTsr.L'Rd. June '21. For t!ie
wi;i ;e
siou.
oiler, d
tntir
ai.pivh
en-
WOOLF
'8
li
re"
:.l,
t ci.'-.-i.d tne i aiih.tni.Ue tr;;uk.
eonsiderab'.e damage to the,
.ices of Ambrose I'arks, Mrs. j
j 11 1 . .
l. 'ioprl, IT. 1 lit SI, .iUu.U-1,
Ciiain 1 iiinsael 10I1S.
r
John .Met aire,
Hart rind Geo.
Jacob Fickt
Jtatcher :md
1 ;
! t
w.ls shot was Mr. Frank Ingleliart, a I stalments: amending an act to (s
gentleman weli known in St. Louis, jtablish an insurance 'dejiartr.ient ; to
The detective was Abe Grimes. A provide for the disposal of the prop
divorce was secured some months erty of unincorporated associate
1 rees m to. 5 iat
it p -is.-ed througii the city were
ro-.ted and tlie scene presented
1 of tlieevdonens
UT!"
1 1 , .
u 1 In
Ni-.w Yo::k, J urn; J'.J
ciioos in grain to-lav
hint ever b.-forein the history of tin
'roduee Kvcoan::''. In five hour.-
The
were
trai.s-lirger
'second time within six months the
i Gil sonton distillery, situated on the '
! Mor.ongahela Ilivcr sixty miles from j
j this city, has been visited by a di- j
jastrous contlagration. Tim tirst lire;
j resulted in the destruction of '.,. i
Mi"1) worth of property, and to-d.i v,
: another fire occurred in which tie- j
! loss wiil reach ovr ?0' . " . Tlif i
Mammolh Cfoihln and Furnishing
MAIN STREET,
Tol 111s town, R
:-ve;
rears t
.- to; 10 n
i.i:-,, ...
s or.e c
i,.o t,
f d.
n. It
Ti
lt 'a hen
cue. I
1
ra
rn'i:. v vears.
oitteriy par-
;'.ic I.egi-l;u;ire is the most igno- i wavers, who are more
.land fow.-a (,;.-e wehave had lor tisan tr.an loose w!io make no ot tier
. 1 . . . .. . i- . - 1 : 1
.man jiarrisim pron.ss ana wno nave
'a better title n public f.ivor. Guv.
afterward. Mrs. Tevis is ouite young, i organized for benevolent, char
, , 1 i . t 1 ' . ....
is a handsome Ploiide wun a tpien-;0r heneticial
.no
11. to !!'
hund.re
1 end
rure
and en;
purposes i'.;..n
;agmg manners. ; dissolution, expulsion, sum:
i 1 . .ni 1 l 11 ll'l-J h 11". .T l . r, . .y 1 t-. . rw. 1 ' . .
- i 1
V.
.1.',
n t Williilllt 01 tiiai I'.'i 01 v. l ; a. '.'i i.n
thought of coming to St.. Louis to j same under which such as.-.ociations
Mi.s. Hamox t!. Kil.ioKi: was last rl'attison emulates Cleveland when ; settle down, nut was prevented by : have been constituted or org .n a:. ! :
iti.e pronniKju ngure wnien ui niece i to regulate the computatio:i ;:nl -
i cutm tne ievis-lngieuari scaaiiai. : cret-s ol court and charters and "V-
d bv t:
: !.; .v:,
. 1... .i..i i .
ii u. him. x 1 .
the force of tiie
bank of the liver
water, lifting it
d fa t, a- alle,.(d
ye iiti.i ss. Mr.
r.-.ey, v .i.i in ;;Vi
.". :di J.;S c: :ii i l ti
s, whi' 't W( le in . a (-r..r'.-imi:e!vii
V
f lily 1 7,-V i .y.i' '' ) imsiiels were .-old at . 'tire this afternoon was caus tl by i
the i';v l ciil, an unpreeedent j the bursting of a bung from a barrel, ! 'pK1.-NT, ,N
amount to go under the hammer. I which scattered the contents of the-,,,,, j;,,,..,
'f ile- total transacti.ins about 2i.t,-1 barrel over the lamps in the hands , ,
......... . 1 ' .. t 1 : 1 - ! V.J I .... I .l...lltJ,!,r
ire :t l).ii'.i:4i- at l'-iin'-i Manor.
True to Life.
.,.)u:ie2:.-
wi-.i moon
-dm dtvd to Practice in the ! hvnisist-5 upon a liemoeratic apor-
Courts of I'liilad.lp'
lie
raiu-
l.i w department of the
I any chapce the Ih-pul
gain an advantage he v.il! veto
alcd from tl
I nivfr-ity of i'ern-ylvaiiai. and is 1 bills and by arbitrary methods s -k
the f.r.-l woman admitted to practice : to comjK.l ccnipl'.:inc(; with the-wi-h-
It was 0:1 motion of ' l'. noimeiesis 01 ir. e :i-;oy, uoo
.heads should I Now that that auatr has been patch- laws of corpora turns, pubuoaim ;
!l veto J?,
- "... . 71 t
Jild 1
1 1 it
in this State.
ftitfr f k !hp !iv:n mi tin' u 11 id
her husband, who is ;.:-.. a lawyer,;,.:, ,'? ma(,e p..uN(n (;0Vernor.
that she was admitted to the bar. j :t!Uj jn turn l'atti-on is to make him
, ,. , U nited Suiter Senator. Ability i
1 111: l.epubocans who were t' ti,e one dmwtins mind :md ollicial
good last fall to fipport General compliance in tiie other will aeeon;
Heaver and vote the llepublican j plish all that can be done to carry
! .. . .1.1 .... -11
ticket, must feel very much elated at I out xnis contract, aim me .-late win
the success of the "Keform"' Ijcgisla-
! have to loot the bill.
ture, and the action of the man they ! 1 revious apportionments have hc-
, . , ,iuently lapsed, and no injury was
iected t.overnor. in convening a J -
lleedies extra t-essioil,
81,'HiO a day of the people's m mey.
! ilorifi nor ill.) thp l.nrtv in tiiitei.r
it the cost ot i ,1,..,. ' .., .. r.r , ,
' ltl tl Cl.Wl CUvIl fc f. lilC iUllllV
as hnsjust been manifested by the
l'attison administration. Another
election might bring Ilepublicans
into control of both Houses under
Thk tallest specimen of bossism h
now on exhibition at Harrishur?
Kecaiise the Ilepui.licans would not ! n,n existin? apportionment so fair
,,,, , . . , i that though l'attison is a mi
!.greeto:lpi.or:io,1ie,,t bills dictated ;il()litv ;ov?t.rnor. bi? ,,r;rty ha9 a
by the Democrats, Hoss Patlison " Lctrislative majorit on joint
called the Legislature into an extra ' ballot, ll the election of I'nited
session a 1 id now if bills :.re not iias-' ' States Sen.Mor had been fixed for
... , j
tnl to suit his Fxcelh'iicy, he will
veto them, and if no bills sire agreed
next winter instead of the one fur
ther on, there would have been
no ' constitutional" or "imperative"
nj.on.it is threatened that lie will j summons, for an apportionment, and
rail another extra session. Could ! if the legislature had been disposed
there be a more ihigrant exhibition and llbe to make one, the purpose
.r -..i., .-i,. ,. .) would liave been deieated bv an
of one man, (T boss power : . . . . , . , - .
1 Administration wmch does not hes-
. , , ,, j itate to lobby for any and everything
j UK Republican Senators held a I j, jj
conference 0:1 Thursday last, resolved! , , . ,
I The twelve dav recess taken by
not to be buildozcd, settled upon a)tiieextra Kt.8Si0n'O1 its first day is
Congrersiial apportionment bill, an instance of the lobbying of "the
dividing the State into seventeen ; administration. It soon became
llepublican and eleven Democratic j known that the Ilepublicans favored
v . . 1 1 . i j what was called the "Cooper pro
districts, and agreed to submit t as j posilion;, tQ defer action '.
their ultimatum. .Now, let them j rer witl) the VT0VlS0 that no expense
firmly stick to this agreement, and (should be incurred during tlie recess.
we will soon have ;.n apportionment, : Tliis would certainly have saved
an adiourumrut without an appor-! n le I'robably five
. ..11 i times that amount. It was endorsed
tionnient, or a ses-.on protracted sole-, ,)V .uch R? u-;lllace irall
ly by the Democratic obstruction-; Wolyerton, Coxe, and ailol the abler
ists. , Democrats, but the agenta of the ad-
; ministration defeaUnl it by offering
Amoxo the bills vetoed bv the . a (tcehr !n rec?, uithjiny and as
Governor are two authorizing the j tins gave over a hundred dollars to
Auditor General to settle the ac-! ea.ch, member, it met the average
- , , ,, . A ... i mind ol a Democratic House, was
counts of John I oister and George ; carrjp(, thnUj,h lIl(.ir oau,USi which
lh 11 ley of tins county. 1 he claims , au Democrats had to obey, and as a
of these gentlemen are for supplies matter of cour-e was carried.
furnished Stale trnons durimr the! And now tins extra session will
1 .1 . . 1 1 .. 1 : ..
cu tii tne locnerai win come, a uis
natch lxceived to-day from Wash-ir-tuii
by a St. Louis paper, read
ing: ' tieneral Sherman and family
h ave their home forever tday, and
after a fev.- months' recreation in the
mountains and at the seaside will
take up thtir re.-idence for the re
mainder of their lives at St. Louis."
General Sherman said in talking of
: the change that there were many
reasons for their attachment to St.
Louis. A special motive with Mrs.
Sherman was that they have two
children buried in Calvary Cemetery
and they have many warm and de
voted friends there. He had been
identified more or less with 'St. Ixuis
since 181k He had been thoroughly
J.I. .r.4 J 1 ...Jilt tl.i T nytiu1 nn1 'I'lir-
I .UlliUllVU 11 1W1 111C imtl ti
I ners, two of the oldest families in
' St. Louis. In 1 .." he was an active
j partner in tlie banking house of Lu
jcas, Turner 6: Co., in San Francisco.
He had bought property in that part
! of the city known as the "Stoddard
addition," early in the oO's and still
owns some ot it. He had returned
to St. Louis just on the eve of the
war and accepted the Presidency of
the Fifth Street Ilailway. All this
time he had maintained cordial re
lations with the people, and there
were scores of houses where he
would be just as welcome as he
would be in his own.
at"
of
Ocean Sieamers In Collision.
last wiir, and they are vetoed mainly
i move its slow length along with fre-
Loxpox, June 21. The passenger
vessels, the Hurunic, and Waitara,
of the v( w Zealand Company, were
in collission off Portland on Friday
night. The Waitara sank in two
minutes, and twenty-five persons
drowned. The Hurunic immedi
ately launched her boats and rescued
sixteen persons struggling in the
water. Among these was a lady
saloon passenger, to whom a sailor,
also saved, had given his life belt.
Two other saloon passengers were
also saved. All the second class
and steerage passengers were lost.
The captain of the Waitara was
dragged aboard by the aid of ropes.
The two vessels left Loudon together
ou Friday. The former struck tlie
latter in front of the saloon on the
starboard side. The survivors -tale
no crash was heard, but the side of
i the Waitara gave wa v like cardboard.
f 11 t r-wn-TteiL.- rn rt 4 rti flifrt
on the ground that interest is allow- ; anJ Ilk.a,ure derived, but mainly
d on them. Why the State should becau.-e the Governor stubbornly
not pay interest 011 its debts as well refused to direct any other than up
as an individual, is one of the incom-' portionment work. The best lhm-
preheusibie things to honest men. ; f"'r"1 n the S.aU' I "V
' any extra session, and when thev
Sknatou Stkwakt and Setarv ; fo."!lJ Y fixed, thoy in conjunction
. . ,.', " i wlUl reformers, begged lor the cou-
of State, Stenger, hotu of whom are billeration of oth-r work. The C..m
resideuks of Chambersburg. have got-. ndttee of One Hundred wanted the
ten into a newspaper wrangle over , Lullittor Municipal Ueform bill con
the defeat of tin- I'.order W.-.r rhiims. 1 siiered ; the manufacturers wanted
vale ; to provide for the publication
of Pennsylvania- archives ; y
olution empowering the co;
appointed to invt'ttigJite the
Senate Librarian Joidi C. 1
to eniploj counst.1 and s'
jdiers.
A lloiiltdo Mnrtler.
t
on t :.o
1. Son
:.:.-:. (
Ill
'A it.:
rt S
l.d
1 .ill
in-
l;oti ;
was
Uli
- ' '!' I.i Mi 1 1
Aim:.-', f.,"5' '
' . ' lor (.'elooir auu
Nov; ii.in r. Corn v.,. 1
::ve,: v r ". V -I bu.-h.l
V.liU'. (
s to 1 .
I'll
u-d
Coll tatia
clivers', ; of an tmpioyee named Neil and the'
v. t iv ..r j u;ie
r July -!,(..' . it 1,1 yv.) f .r ; svhisky taking fire, an explosion fol-
1 ior Sept.-mner, ! losved.
;1 .i(hj
so vf rv
ior i
.1 .
S li(
.1 ;
C.ian;.
In five minutes wareLou:
1 which was lour stories !
1 early 'J'XJ feet long was e
in tlanies. and inside of an
i.ir aix".:
. ro sMak.
The bird
dull, b i'
;sh-:it
mark..;
1 1 read;.
i.
di
Hied
'so a.
S.iiot.1 A Ji'ray.
e No. 2.:
ii'h and!
nve!opei
hour the j
Plead to wartliouse .No. ...
lining, and both bull iins sveie:
dc trfyed. The eninloyei and per-.
.-oii.s v.ork manfully to battle tie- '
names, nut their chorls were w
out avail, and by o'clock to-n
both buildings were a ma.-s
1 1 T
lean- .Man
Penia.on T:.
show it to 1
man of t'ie
'l'lie -.-i:"
a;.p.,.,lii:,:
'ona
1 '1
la c
reeeh!
e U'l
27..,
p-ib
iin;:
C.
I
I A-HIXOTON, Juiie2l.
!isne-s,jar in the Medical Muscy;
''' at served the face and featu
uiity, eaa When the bodv ...
iteriio'.n. v. h:c!
vi a. id
ell a
Westen
ab.eit
' !l the Medical Museum" it w
t o preserve not only tl.r
I
o e!
o-.i
. r
1
d. f
r r
11.
ol :
:lie
; ci!
:ry.
y is i-Riima-
-iiiottlderin? ruins.
Dur
he-
:.!-bi-.Mi.
i.V;:.
re Jl'Vl
1. h.
ol i
n.ii.u"
ace.
s u
: ' ' ' -r-
' 1.:
0
r
a
t
iii'j
,1
Giir.i.vsia"
ir.g a school
Will, Meteahe
Henry Loaucham
1
streams
nuts,
were
Cine aco, June 22. At Kensing
ton, sixteen miles south of Chicago,
the discovery was made yesterday ol
a horrible murder. Kdsvard 'er
niiler," a Uelgian laborer, beat his
wife. She is now lying at the point
of death. Fearing her husband in
tended to murder her she dragged
herself to tlie nearest neighbor's yes
terday afternoon and related the
story that one Sunday' morning last I trees torn up", barns unroofed, and a
October ermuer sent htr sou and
his stepson, aged ten, with four doi
lors to make small purchases. The
boy returned with forty cents short.
The brutal stepfather thereupon
pounded the boy to death, threat
eninji the mother with death if she
interfered to save her son. llight
after the murder Venniler took the
kitchen floor up and buried the
body. Since murdering his ;.tepso;i
he has made "several savage attacks
on his wife. That of yesterday snii
probably result in thj death of the
wife, as she was about to become :i
mother. The body of the son was
discovered under thelioor. Vennil
er is in jail There are threats of
lynching.
;. ;y v.. Jui.e 17. Dur-' progress of the tire several exploMons
exhibition at Sulph-ir ! tooK lace, one of them being ro re-
veje thatdenris and uiirioiig whisi;y
svi re scattered in every direction for
2'i'J yards, seriously burning and
scalding fifteen persons and slightly
injuring a number of others.
The names of those most seriously
hurt are as follows :
county, Mar.-T.j.l
p asived J. P.. Win-
vv and .1. I 1 eeto desist lrom mak-
ing a di-ttnbanee. Winfrey and
i Price opened lire on Lcauchair.p,
win) returned it. McFarlane. a by
istaieier. svas shot dead, P.eauchami)
The 'i'.!-ii! Sou iu.
Wn.M.'.Msi'oKT, Ph., June I s. -The
storm in Muncy valley yesterday
evening was; the most violent tint
ever visited that region. In addi
tion to the station of the Heading j was mortally wounded, a Miss Phil
llailroad, reported demolished hist ; patt was struck in the cheak and a
night, a number of other .building negro, who lives at Sulphur Well,
u-em iI onMe l The -form l.-i.te.l : bus not heen seen since and is sun-
over an hour. Hain fell id torrents.! posed to be "dead in the bushes , Gharies Jones, Uwis MeClure, Geo.
accompanied bv hail stones iar"e as ! wliere he bid. Winfrey e-caped an,i Jolin Amalon, j,. iewis, It. J
hickory nuts. I.ndges over small 1 injury, nut nice is said to ne nadiy "" UU.J
ii'wl.t..! niv .v- fri.it wounded. n arrests Were niade. ! .'Oble.
Hi
tfe. S '.V I- la -ir. "(
n lo-w ' f about
Li i !'': t is were ret .
at widcii Oiie Is
were in a c irri ige.
1 ;
. r i.uii'iing
or..i;ard oi"
, ami he sc.
',... His
r l . i " -r lii n: -!
t'-aeher.
.t.iriiu . ... I . .... .1 i-
. i.j. . 1, it f w Hi-i 1:11 i.'-.r ir..j .... ..
This was done by runnir.--
-ear around the nek. s;,..-
.-kin in a straight 'iins ;':
ba-'k of the iieek to ti.t
t.ic he.e !, and tearing it o:;:
entire head, thus oMair.ir.
j iec.. the scalp and tiie
ir.g tho f.ice. To thee w-r-tie-
eyeballs. This was ?.zi
f.otton in a wav to retain .
; 'outlines of the murder-:',
' ' iiance, as well as the :
v"'sesv-tl together and put::
": ju-t as vou see it now. T
, looks as if it were inerelv c
svt n
i uev
ser.-'i
S'.bCu Hear hr. Ixuiv r.n.l r.l-.,....l i"
...w t,t.v.j m ....
1)1.::.' tne v h'.e.e wa.- tip.-et aim rue . t ,n imi's stin-ht .m
...rse ti.r ... n oo.v n ami ore 01 toe ; nnj 1.)ck of the hf!l(j are
' y .'nng w.-ni"!! was titled l.y tlv wind ; '-,e Very sneer of the
mo 1 01 rr iu. I . .c.r t 1 , 11 h. ',e,' n . ' . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I ; I. t 1 1
Henry Neil, James Nixon, John ! wV," i
' ' " -------- . ' J JI 7TTIV 5 tili.
that of James llobbii.s. '..io to-: tle . nper lip wbeu Guitw.
baeco an.l hay house and i:,t r i the Ritllows. are still ther. T
outbuildings were turm d -wr. At j are cf C0Urse, lacking .:
I lei. jam in Morris's farm the bay-; expression, but even the? il
'.n. ,l.n. , , i v.- . llule purinKage. me ne
, liousii mooo o aim a Imrse at.o lo'aie
Gaul, George Smith, Alexander
Hultenear, ll. Green, James Cooper,
William Garrison, Charles London,
Tlio Central
Pennsylvania's
Home.
Pirrsisi nnH, June VJ. The char
ter which was issued at Harrisburg
to-day to the Central Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to construct a
line from Mount Pleasant, West
moreland County, to Punxsutawney,
Jefferson County, a distance of sev
enty miles, brings to light another
important step in the line of pro
gress, which seems to have been re
cently worked out by the fialtimore
and Ohio Itailroad Company. The
incorporators of the Central Penn
sylvania are all officially connected
with the llaltimore and Ohio, and
a majority live in this city. From
one of these it was learned this af
ternoon that the new company, in-
More passengers might have beeilptead of constructing a line that will
saved had a bark and staamer seen j be merely a feeder for the IJaltiniorc
near '.v heeded the Waitara's signal I and Ohio, have taken tho tirst steps
in an important
will cue the
entrance the
lands ot the Northwestern counties
and eventually to the Northwestern
I coal counties.
large amount of grain- destroyed. !
The track of the Ilea ling road was i
bad; y v.ashi-d for a considerable .lis- j .
tr.nce, but travel has been resumed, j
The storm passed into Northuniber-1 T.';.. .
A Siiuwpr ot'Stom s
.Time
oh-pooh
laii;v
i.
ig that the people ot
.n .,. -v;.l II... n.-c'.ir .mj
c.iunlv. wiiere consideranie i . ..r ... r .1. r "...
... . .-oo.si r 01 .-piite.-i on iiu1 1 inn ui u:e , .1 1 1 1
damage was done to ,, ridges, grain ; , i;, .T;lnl( S Cr.lVV) i:1 c.OUnty. ; '
ami iru.u .-ome oarauu escape- u,(. r,..i(Utt. f !.,. ;it ighb arhood
lrom death were made by person!.,, lo .ht. fir,. r,dta, ;m(, the
wno wi re out in the storm. ,.: .?,., 1 i. ,,,.,.j . . .... 1 ,
i- r.'.ri .it t..l. I'.il- li'l's.
piekeil up and piled
rees and euno.-itv-.
The last si
place on Saturday
hie men
declare their
Stored in the warehouse were be
tween eight and ten thousand bar-
I'eis 01 old svlnstcy, which wi re en-
tirely consumed. The most of the
Notwithstanding !whiskv burned w.n innr,l but the
itmlv feature the sh;ii.- w-
killed. A t.irm-hand employed by riot'b.-en maintained. It is -Mr.
M..rri- was carried tsv nty-hve j jp tie ;KlJ!e as if it had Pt
!eet by the wind. .Mr. M-irr,- sus- 5:;ow on the bridge, but tii
tame 1 a damage ol about sl.-.n n. jthe chin, the mouth, tlw
( hi the t.trm ot Smith Mer-hon. a 1 (.Vt.!-w!,p4 l.-dr rvv
1 : . . . .. itt . . .1 1 ... 1
I insurance nm 1101 cover lie' 10-s.
i -t.liniii-lf .1. l.'l.lt. itf 4l.Jj ..J,. 1....!
j WV.111111VIW VV J.11.1.1J., Ul t.llO 1.111 t i'..-tj
' tob-acco
bull
was
blown
other damage done, 1:1.. rwm,ian(W.
also
Mr. ilcs a I'liniPilat...
i alidlv Silol.
t ne stones ar"
, . . 1
a:o;u trie
Cincinnati, June 1!. Aidcruiaii i carry them oil
John J. Ki II v this evening shot and ! ! ass-rted, to
lata 11 v wounded James Toal at a lire . Many rei.ut
eo.rii,,. bou.-e 011 Sixth street, near ' mystery or. at h
1 IlAiiiiisnruo, June '2 llepre-
. ti..i"il tti v-e ihi .ti Tin-Tl hi-tn
-.-eekers j prevailed upon to reconsider his rec
losver, it ent wr"tten declination to allow his
v." n and
amounting to about Sl.':i'. At
Jacob Mer-hon's place, a building j
containing agricultural tools wasj
turned over and property damage tol
tiie extent of J?l.odO. An orchard of I
choice fruit trees was ruined. J. Llv!
j ccpt the nose, are almost p--
':.- 1:1. i:i- 11
Violent Yellow rVpr a: Vm
G.vr.VKSTo.v. June 2d. I'r...
vices from Vera Cruz state:
Woalsev had two large to'mecivhouse ! low fever is making fearfir.
ii.i:
! n i.nT.i riu nriK10r.r1.1l in t in n.. i i
, ,. . , j tl.llllt tt t.' t. 'lt..-t 11 to., t. Ill tilt. Itl'.'.'.t
men he.ieve in tiie i.,, , .,.,....,; f. .i:f..
Vine. Th-
nvstano
b-rss:iv that Toal i "en.
f that store - too large for ordi-
eame ui laughing and exchangt d i nary handling f. 1! .rom a considera
hatswith Kellv. who immediately ! ble height. P.obert C.o-.v sticks to
acted as if insulted, and warn, d Toal j this and it is said
not to fool with him. Toal assured ' r;an enter
that a Presbyto-
oe neigtihorhood. a
him that he had only acted in fun,!
but Kelly drew a revolver and delib-1
erat .-ly liVed. The ball from a forty-!
four calibre btilidog jiistoi crashed j
thr.nigh Toal's left arm, and went.
into his'sid
tried to lire
man of so
same
St.'
the
belief
General. The representations of his
friends have led him to believe that
the domestic matters at tirst given by
him, among other things, as a reason
for declining would not be such
T t l I 1 - Ti T 11
1 nncr n r. iia 'iu r. 11 11.11, un nnitd... . Til in . .
1 "UbLUt'ltO tit tl V. 1IM.1 .-t..j.....ttt VV1 llUlt.
ver icily, adheres to j nn 0,fice on the Hill- He j3 there-
'ore, in "tlie hands of his friends."
Two Men and a F!e.y liynclieil.
I di n. Sherman on a T. mr oriiispeodon.
among Europeans and A:i
Ten deaths were reporteii t'.
hospital yesterday, and or.e-.:
deaths during the past twin:
taphun Peddes, who hasn;:
near the heart. Kelly ! Pi la-ki, Temi,.
-Kyle! Wasiiinotox, June 2'). Genera!
second time, but was 1 Walker and Harry Ueed, both color- i Sherman, accompanied by Col. Tid-
prtvented ty l 'elective ..ieao, wno .ed, arrested ior supposed lmpiication 1 ball, 01 his stall, left here this mor
rc. ived the hammer on his hand as 1 in the murder of yo-gng Trice, at ' ning for Luffalo, where he wiil be
it f.ll for the. second shot. Toal is (Veto, Ala., wre released on Wed-'joined by Chief-Justice Waite and
s'.iiL living, but is unconscious. j nesday, but certain persons, belies-- j Justice Gray. From there the party
;ir.g toeui gu.ity, investigated, toiind ; win start on their trip across the con
1 riroof, and hail them re-arrested llv j tinent, along the northern boundary
, .Vt . o i threats the-fourteen-year-old son of ; of the United States, inspecting all
.vii.NNKAi-ous, .lune ...-A)out ., ( vkv Wjir wli;, WM Ivnclied! of the military posts 01 route. "(Jen.
p.m., the Chicago express on the (n Tu;,(ljv force(l to .iiselo.se Sherman would have postponed his
i )mai,a hue when near Kast Minne-, tje ticuW of tlie crime, which ; departure until after the funeral of
apo.is, ran otl toe track, owing to a , , , , , . , -. . r . in ,
I the entirely. , , J:..i .... T:.,.r u..V ll.
iiieuooo.- ttiui mine sioieu jH-ic;uu uitu lusi. uinu-uui one imv b
places indicated. :ind i delay in starting would Lave dis-
Hailroml Accident.
blown dosvn. On the farm of Thom
as Ivi:is tr-je.s svere uprooted and the
roof of the barn was carried about
d(KI yards. Charles Parson had
about !' soiling trees torn out. and
on the farm of Francis Mershert a : ftid other ports for nine
hirge tob.icco-house was wrecked, irom a severe type of black v :
I ne force ol the wind swaved several 1 teronlv twelve hours llnies-.
dwellings so violent that tlie inmates ! newspapers there speak of '-'
ran out fearing the lo-sot their nves. this year as fearful.
The storm Listed about twenty nnn-i
lit. s. The roads are all bbx km
Willi i.i.ieii trees and the larir.cis arc k
11. .1 ... 1... ti.. :.. I Hy virtue of c-ertain mrit nl Ki Ft ti:
ion. . ent, 1 r, mutve uii-.i i MUH uut ol lh. Curt .,f C.miwi to
op foot. j er.el t.-mnly, d4 W me .lirr.t.1. :
: t.- ..Mii to puh.li' sale ai intl
: S. Bicrsot, on
Saturday. July 10, 1 v "
inm.-AII persons n -hi-.jtei
.-! will plena take nuure tUi K
CIIKRIFF'S SAI.K.
1 i.;ti!)s in -nil-: wkst.
Toe riv. r has risen about three
I
I he Waitara was an
iron ship, ...tons, hunt 1.1 im..
The Hurunia is also an iron vessel.
01 di-'.res-
1,
.. ...1 1 :..o.
ins iiaie'i & wren, iiiiu mc eiu.ie.p. ,.
... '.. , I 1 he good-
train, consisting 01 eni-i. e, o; gg-.ge, nu;i
r'VT ' t,ir' 'I V....'" 1 Walker and U ad were taken Thurs-1 arranged all the plans throughout
derailed, l-.ngiueer V. lilnun Ilar-i , - ...... 11 1.1 r; s., . . . Lli.l ,.'.
ind I'-IffrT-lT-p I " J tn" I. HIK '1. Illljr V. Ml- UK- I'lllilC lllji,
which had been
: 1 ... 1. . .... t - . 1- i.urrl.a ni.mr-to be Mlff iRn K
nn ne.- s, net- lu.-b iiuzni. .sowet: imiii , ,., ,ftie--ill be r-iiire.l M .n t-; '
the North and We-t note iieavv rain ' ' kl"r'i down,utiier-iMit wiu
1 .1 . 1- t- ' 1 l" 4- ! t" aie at the risk ol tl.enwA"
along both t.'ie t ppcr .Missouri ami ; tiie n-i,lu..l tliepuivhase m..ii.ni -
Mississippi rivers, and it is i,.,.v fear- ;:r'; T1hor.lH" ,.rl77.'i.V
, 1 . , I'i'ort, the time tlxoU hj theCourt (r.fc;5
eii llial another rise ol a loot or two . e.l.mint nldtwla. a ad outleeil will
will come. Should t!;is be the ca.-e ! wa tht Kh Aa
tliere svill be great destruction of; Snaut orru' " ' J
crops and farmer's property along j J une a awa i
tlie stieams in this state. Air- ady j "
a great amount of bottom land on ' "TTTnT1 A rn J flTJJ
the Missouri river is overliosved ! W IlXjiil ailQ
1 - I
aiiU tiie cuis arc rumel. rurnn
ve taken tho first stervs j ring on ol this city and baggage luiIv l,..f.;rebeinglyrK'ired, but ' carefully mapped out with dates for iavn ,,r '1 l" "f" tlu ir
ant movement svhieh Mas er h .berts, t, Iviroy, .u- M of r;rt.t ; arriyalsat certain points, and escorts bomes tor bight r ground, farmers
i laUimore and ( Ho ; stantiy kil bvl ar,l a . a.em n n : : : provided to meet the party along opposite Herman are r. porte to
oil fields and timber ed andcrlu.lt was ba-by bur. '0. S:,aia,,i,vil,l.:si,:.,i,,n. he route. Col. Bacon, o Gen. Sher-! 'Li;,;''-,',to l
I'urly 7'hi.u-a.iti M. ins-
ill the course of which Stewart charg
es that while Stenger neglected to TjJH (lT.t woulj baV(, ;
the revenue measures reported bv
the commis-ion included in the call.
iven reforhi
aid this particular bill, he did. lobby government to Philadelphia some
for other bills, that Attorney General thiug the Governor was pledged to
Cassldy opvnly urged or opposed
bills on the Moor of the Democratic
House, and that Governor Pattison
pent for Senators and Representa
tives, and urged them to pass or de
feat particular bills.
do but it was denied. Tin. second
would have reduced taxation on
manufacturers and others to the
amount of two millions annually,
but no! the Administration had
itself aided in the defeat of these
i bills by lending its ear to Victor K.
IU -I... I. . .1 ..ll', .
ti.. j. 1 1 r, e , 1 1 loieii, w no -uvocaieu .-Mate xaxaiion
.xerc- icuocss. .ere w x.e oriu : j j f mr,onal
here is untrannuek-d, unbiased lee-' i,j iLi .'1 i
. ' . it- l trty and real estate, the counties to
lslation ! The three highest oflicers j jraw for ai expenses from the State
iu the State the Governor, the Sec-1 Treasury. A more grovelling, coin-
retarv of tiie Commonwealth, and ; munistic system of taxation was
the Attorney General lobbying for
the defeat or passage of bills ! This
is the Ileform Administration, the
purer and better methods, the anti
Itoss, anti-machine government, that
was so lavishly promised the people.
The Fxecutive department of the
Government, dictating to and inllu-
neyer conceived. No State could
live under it for five consecutive
years, and all enterprise would have
to give its profits to the drones. Yet
this thing, captivating to weak
minds, was strong enough to defeat
beneficent, just and thoroughly con
sidered revenue measures, and when
opportunity was affarded to retrieve
the failures 01 a Democratic House,
encing tho Legislative power! What: the Governor refused because of his
could be more shamefuL, corrupting,
or dangerous to the wellfare of the
Slate ?
sympathy with the defeating agen
cies.
The extra sesKion has been ordor-
Ti 1,: i-..; i.to -.1 i ed for a i?ingle and a partisan pur
ill tt!3 lVli l"l It IV tUUlli 11 LO UtX rytt r. . , . ' ,
. , , . , 1 pose. . The first proclamation lec
versary, Senator..Stewart has laid ! tured thc the eecouJ LaJ
himself bare to tlf e bitterest anrmad-! somewhat of a beeging tone, as
versions of the honest voters of the 1 though the hand which penned it
State thit he misled into this buz- Ml a OS8.f IKwan8 rest The
zarda ncsL More than any other ! there was
... , . -n,,. much m a sober second thought,
living man he is responsible for this Came too late to check disas-
iniscarriagc of honesty and reform. Iter.
Poh i-Jkkvis, N. Y., June 22. It
is rumored along the line of tlie New 1
York, Lake Krie and Western Rail
road to-dav that the company has
been robbed of 10, K):). That there
is some truth jn the rumor is evi
denced by the fact that the officials
at this depot are extremely reticent
about imparting any information in
reference to the matter, although they
do not deny the' truth of it. The
fctory, is far as can be ascertained, is
as follows : On Wednesday night
an express package supposed to con
tain ?40,(KX was sent from the Ma
rine Bank in New York to a bank in
Susquehanna. It was carried on
train No. o and delivered to the
bank, but upon being opened was
found to be made up of pieces
of white paper exactly corre
sponding is size to bank notes. The
package did not appear, from the
outside, to have been tampered with,
the seals being intact Tlie authori
ties in New York were at once noti
fied, and steps are now being taken
to ascertain bow and where the
money so mysteriously disappeared.
Srrnck by a Tornado.
erts has a wile and turee. children
at Kirov. It was tiie first trip of the
engiiuer over the road. The train'
was running at the
miles an hour, when t
occurred. A fesv of the
I were shghtlv injured, hut
ed.
llursiing of a California KctierToir.
Smartsville, Cal., June 19. The
Milton Hydraulic Mining Com
pany's reservoir, containing G50,(XX),
IXX) cubic feet of water, burst yester
day .-rfteroon. Therushofwater was
irresistible and swept everything in
iU path. It raised the Middle Yuba
River 100 feet. The roar of the rush-1 he drowned
j ing water was heard several
Tkkxtox, N. J., June P.). A tor
nado struck Penn's Manor, a small
village in Pucks county, Pa., about
o o'clock this afternoon, and did ex- j
t.iTicivti itiniiffpi.in..nllv. 'Iii.i l.-irt'i
tobacco warehouses we're unroofed! Rnjvroi Va.. June 10 During ;
and the cases of stripped tobacco ! ''ght 111 Fioyd County ye.-terd.iv, be
were undone, lhe most . damage
Hloommh-kv. X. J., June 21 A
igh rate of -i largeonantitv of giant posvder stored
lie .lervile'.!
ISSI'llgers
none k:!l-
.mans stall, sv.is to have ace imp.i
nied the party, but decided to re
main on
his svife.
account of the iilm'ss. of
Stage 1ttili(.inr in Montanna.
IIki.kna, Mont., June "Jl.
Ti
in the po .vder house of the West Fild
; Iron Company, at .Vest K:i I, explod
ed with terrific force at an early hour
this mornin-r. Thi? fore-' of the ex- i
i.l.ii.in tr.'ii o f!-e:i! H.-.l. il tOnti.L-
; houses three and -four ,,iih s distant i ''UUe Wvuii 'Mht Psen
: from tlie mines. In the immediate j Wil . popped by road agents
1 vicinity of the mines con-id.-rahle i on ti,1J f) of tne boulder Mouut
bmnw was done. In some houses ' ",n9 at 0 cIotk yestenlay jv lernoon
.1 1 .,11 ! nn if. vi.. . .n . r tverti aft-iri-nt.il -mil
.. ,w;..,ri,.. A e.h.r -.n -oil! b rre ' windo.v mifA were ad orouen. '. , ,h , ' , .
tween Gnarles Ander.-on ana jtrrs : . 1 f th-:r monev -in.l
Midline u-w lot in.l iiif mt' 1 1 '"unaiei v, nooooy wan in urea. " 7 , , " -
Alulnns, s.iot ami inuni... - . , -, u.j , valuables. Tho robber- took the
Tin- Shot -Gun Again-
o.nu il 1 1 rt A tn t?rilil,!na' t.ili'ifi'n u'.irp
. UU t 1. 1. ""I.W W .. ..t.' '"'"-v'l ., . , . ., , ,,
house. The loss will aggregate about w .u,e " "- j .,. n. , ,,..., treasure Ihix. The amount of the
S5.000. Trees were blown downundl 'arreted shot-gun, tho contents ol ; i ; 1 " - i contents is not vet known.
pnrnru'M Jilon thf rtmd wf-re uis(tt I ,M,L'1
n o i 'I
n nrl tht-Ir rwMnnra tKr.urn nn i -
r u. ;o hnA vaiuamea. uio
I liC IIIHH 17 IM llll IllgOk 1"1H1
contents of ' I'-t quit work and had gone away j
I I... ,,., .in..l ;n i iroMi ne niinci. or wniif oi i.-ieiu :
WI'O' wt.t.i v....w.t.u i... ; 1,.1 I I I It ,
tomach. Wild excitement pre- ; wou..nm..iou'.te.i..y oave oeen kui-; 7Tl
vails, and the friends and relatives of eu- -
Anderson, who was a well to-d.i. ,.l.ut.Uve Kire Chii.licothk, Mo., Jim 21. A tor
gentleman of high standing, have . Miunje mk.. i, ,i. '.., . f.t.j..
w Tiift 0 ,, j oircred a reward o. $ A for the ar-1 county about fifteen miles south
Mo., June 2). h. I,. v,,,i ,,fMiil as. who is at large, lhe. .wr Lvkk. Jure 2. A fire early . r.-u :..u j :..
... . . i . , , . , west (ii i.rit-ia.-i iiiiint. ii. t iias is
nworl Ilia rt.rt. lit li-ii.lii in ' . '1 ! ... 1 ...... .1 .............. I , .
..it..ai., tuv ..1.1U.I..U., .iM.it " i li'ouoie is suiu io nave grown uui in 10,- e.i .iiin
Plonicca into a Creole ant in Drowned.
Favettk,
ol over so i.uki ;,i,,i oti.er
torn lands in lhe a.ne county sus
h.tnel like losses. In Cai.away
county, opposite J. 'Verson City, the
bottoms :re submerged. A great
quantity of low laud along the O-eige
rivi r is inundated and settb-rs are
moving to sat.-r pi. li es. 1-orlv miles
of bottom below Ashland, on the"
Missouri river, is overllo.ved n;d a I
great I'.ss of svhe.it ami corn is re- j
ported. The Madison dyke, above!
Ephospmat
$25
per to:
.- ;v l A RK.t I. A M tlo.Vi I
si pt.K-PiiosrH i rt: wmm
PHi't'l CK BY Hfc.4 of- .vK'-i1
r.i'.tM is Kitac'it-v(i.
tins citv, still holds. Tw.
men are working on it.
hundred '
$25
i
Fire at McKeepm-t.
..X THK CABS OR HUT IS rHU Allr'
Sfnd for Circvlar. S '.i"-
was il'senvfred
s w.tgon d"pot. It
age s art gad;
!y consumed,
ing the tire
III'. . w . . C 3
, , knosvn as the ' liO'.v li.ip country. . t.t ti.rt.t o , r r,. .l.e,,..i
Fi lfi " I ! : - . l V'. ii!i (l S.i.K.1 .u,'fi r.
' ' nm co-ai f outiit tn-Anltr.i'ii'.i n- to!- J i t
' ty farm houses, spreading havoc in ' the tube works nut ou
i its track. Two men were killed and : lsa tirobablv reneh sitmi
.-. .1 T . . 1 . I 1 i-
to the old Con r.cil House and Sav- j 1 "I ""V" " J." " I " " ' ;. . i ... I ulj"Vrs 1,1 1 1C n'in 01 'U;v. 01 ; m--,i .11 in tb.
1 t ti e ti re. 1 ne ' ',"; -
cension here on Monday in an old j a Jj.uion of the negro trustees ap-! Clasvsor
ana ueiapidated noi-air naicon, j jointed bv Governor Cameron s
which burst when in had attained a School TtonVd. Anderson sustained
fheight of about two thousand feet a I)t.niocratic paper for having spunk
The baloon and the aeronaut came ,rn.,-,!, T(1 ctirk to Cameron. His
A. :. - ,..t. -. k.K r .". , . I . i-- "...i (o.u.iiu
7(T'7 T j opponent necameenragea ami snot Powa,-r, re-.-ii emg inn expio...... , . . m to t ,,afticu-
ml inln Connp. hemine l.rw-t nod 11.: n., Ircn,. , 11-11 emwi n..irj n.r,. . " v !.-"
at once disappeared. Stewart's j
bldy Was recovered at 10 o'clock! The Condition of lOuccn Victoria.
McKkiisi'Mit, June 24. A saloon
on Fourth street caught tire this af
ternoon and the interior was badly
burned. The lirot.rietor claims the
fire originated from gas escaping j PJilUldclvh 'i'h
uuui a i'.iilij. tun i.aint tn iih-it,' )nnrrsi-Ai.
tnd which instantly caught fire from i
a lighted match which he had struck
extiu-
BAUGH & S05
Sole Manufat-tarvr.
PATENT
that night.
A Doy Drowned.
Gkeexsiu'Ro, June 21. This even-
New Yoijk, June 20.
Truth prints thj following in regard
to the condition of the Queen: "The
i 1 - a -.v.. 1. , 1. .,
iueci. ior i.vu 11101. Liin .iaa mu to it .
r. wnien were enure- .- ..... .,..., , ... , ,t " " . " fees.
Isp. ,. Dur- u,lc,v- . ""''TV m doss wiil prooauiy reach-si... 1 w; ar, -r-i.. tn. r.
h,a;; explo,ion of;t'toenr twentv .njumb Owing to 1 ; , P BUSmESS Ejci
communication oeing cut on ov the i,,u"l, iiruwnni. , Z.iWZkJ
. n'.ui HAoninuiuiii
r... IkoiiiI ITI! epvnnl vmn -ini h ru.t uui- . wk -..-lei or drmwlm i it "
0:1 .-r.-ena! ii.n seser.u ye.im ago, i.. Miai.vini: .Inn.. ' '. Vbonf ...1,11., ... fhirw: t1 ":
took place, demolishing phltegla.-S , ' ' . . 'o'clock thi-t evemn r an n'-eiibiit l.f. I CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN
. .. 1.1 Ti. 1..., ; ' ... - . .
I U111U.JW-, s:t: nun uw.s. i.iu 10.-.-. , Valuable IlorHe Sxtolcn. ! fell One of tho A le-g lCI'V Co er.
1 . i!pnU that Iviij piwt n rTti,Frii i ivi.
1 " r v. , Mfl nimav
"VIP I i L'AaaVP I nrsn VI I h.a I f.. n-,.....nj r.,.., n I 1 -
C.A.SNO
' " - -f ,M
We Ti-fr, hm. to the Pirftm!""r- "
from the explosion is etim.iteil at
Tiiis week's! V:1-
ge .-til- : the M-ney I rrtrr Iilvini.. nJ ",!;.'
t. l.lt , -,-,eDctoetiialeiieiiUl.r"r"
Small l'ovin Irttncastci
valuable horses were stolen on Sat-, ening. Newton Egbert, aged 22i
urday niglit from the pasture field ' years, while bath ing with other com-1
on the farm of Samuel Andrews, j rades in French cre-k, about the sva-1
n.iKMlte P"l
ing while a nine year old son of , state of mild melancholy, which, in L.NcsrEii, June 22, Notwith-; nefr town. Oneborse whs the prop- tersvorks, was t aken svitli cramps and
John Hare, of Scottdale. was wading! the course of time, if not relieved, standing the active tllorts of the i erty of A. A. Hutchinson and the sank to the bottom .all efforts of his
in Jacobs creek, he was carried by j will probably become very dillicult j authorities the small-pox in this city j other In-longed to Mr. Andresvs. The companions proving helpless to rcs
the current into a deep hole, where ! to treat Her condition has natur- j has not hoen stamped out. Within j thieves then went to the barn nficuehim. His lemains were found
His little companions ally caused great anxiety, becauseol 1 the past tsventy-iour nour iwo jonn unningnam and took the best, two hours later and physicians tried
I miles gave the alarm, and although hun-i the tendencies of he family. Her .deaths have occurred in one family, set of harness in the stable and a: their best to resuutaU; 1.
distant. It carried away all the ' dreds of people ran to the banks. ; Maio-ty and Princess iieatne
j bridges, and several lives are report-
! ed lost. 1 he damage, to the reser
; voir is ST-XaxA
Her .deaths have occurred in one family, set ot harness in the stable and a: their best to rcsuoatate. him but
making five in this family, with on good saddle, and then coins to the ! without effect. Y.-.nn K A rt lived
assistance came too late. In less iti the autumn go to the vicinity 01 ! more criuca.iy hi,, iwo new cases 1 siaoie 01 1 eu-r iurr, near liuttsdale,, near i'me tirove. Mercer count v
Salesmen AVnnttv
(.kl rt'lianle mea to t
1-'.W FRI'ITN and "
1 mA t wrm
than 20 minutes the body was taken Florence, Italy, where they will re-1 have leen reported within the pat
from the -water, but lite was extinct, mam two months. j f.venty-iour hours.
stole his buggy. -No clue to the The sad ilitellii'MC.' l.:i-i !wen sent til
thieves has yet been obtained. j his parents.
t.Tiether with a foil lin f n.rw
il.llln. P 'TkitM epen
Jve, mjilTe men em "l y
exjMi lt. Kor lerrofc ',:reM,
mti.i -. m, pre Ti.m om.n'"- ji.. '
HIM.PES HkH fc THO.SlAS.ener'J
Krt. Went Cbetcer. fa.