8
Plot to Ditch a Passenger Train for Booty.
The Omaha lice aj8 t A reporter of
the' Bee' this morning leanipd from sever
M railroad men that the Chioago and
Northwestern passenger train, which loft
Omaha for Chicago Saturday afternoon,
had been marked for plundor by train rob
bers near Ames, Iowa, but that the intend
ed Job was frustrated by the timely Inter
ference of a detcctivo, who was cognizant
of the plan of the thieves.
It appear that freight trains of this
road have been robbed to a considerable
extent near Ames for the last two months,
and the company was unable to put a stop
to it. 60 a detective from Chicago was
employed to ferret out the thieves. Near
Ames there is a very long and steep grade,
up which the freight trains go very slowly,
so (as it has since been ascertained) tbe
thieves could easily run alongside the oars
and with hammers break the locks of the
doors, and thus enter the cars aud throw off
merchandise.
The detective worked himself in with
the thieves, and became one of them for
the time being, lie found the gang to
consist of three strangers and two boys,
.sons of farmers living iu the vicinity. The
three men had been hanging around Ames
for about three months, and had got into
tbe oonfkleuce of the boys whom tbey roped
into their schemes. After the detective
had worked with the thieves for a short
time they became avaricious, and wanted
to make a bigger haul than they were get
ting by plundering freight trains, so they
. determined to ditch and rob a passenger
train, and last Saturday night was set for
he time.
They were to throw the train from the
track, b.I urate the cars with kerosene, aud
set them on fire, aud use chloroform upon
passengers where they could do so to ad
vantage. They also intended to murder
the express messenger and rob the express
car. They were on the ground prepared to
tarry out their plans, when a body of men,
who had been instructed by the detective,
surprised and captured the whole outfit
aud the passenger train passed on its way
without any of the passengers being aware
of the danger that had threatened them.
We have heard nothing officially of this
transaction, but as the information enmes
r from railroad men, and from some of the
employees of the Chicago and North
western railroad, we are inclined to credit
Thought He was Swindled.
Marriage is to a great extent an unknown
ceremony among the canal population of
England, and deplorable revelations of the
social state in which this much neglected
class live are sometimes the result. One
such revelation wss recently made at the
Hencorn Police Court. A boatman named
Carrington "bought" for 18s. Sarah Ty
rer, who lived with John Taylor, another
boatman, as his wife. Tbe woman con
tentedly took up her abode with ber new
lord, and received a sum of money from
him for family expenses. Returning next
day to her former floating borne, to fetch
away her wardrobe, she found Taylor dis
consolate, and elected to remain with him.
Carrington was naturally furious over his
threefold loss the purchase money which
be bad paid, the article purchased, and the
amount which he had handed over to the
new mistress of his cabin. He accordingly
appeared before tbe Runcorn magistrates
and unfolded the tale of his wrongs, but
could get no redress. ,
Influenza.
From Mr. W. P. Oa-leshy, of Harrlsburer, P.
"A little over a year since 1 was taken
with a bad cold, and for some time was
confined to my bed with severe pains in
my breast, back, nud side, accompanied
with a violeut cough, so that I was fearful
that tbe disease bad made a lasting impres
sion on my constitution. Through the
family of Rev. W. H. DeWitt, I was in
formed of the efficacy of Dr. Wistab's
Balsam or Wild Cherry in oases like
my own. I had not taken it three days be
fore my cough commenced to yield, and
before the contents of a bottle were taken
it had entirely left me. Since then I have
induced several persons to use the Balsam
for coughs, colds, whooping-cough, etc,
and always with the most satisfactory re
sults." 60 cents and $1 a bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Governor Hendricks' Last Official Act.
" Tell Governor Hendricks for me that
I will never forfeit his confidence." Such
was the message sent through tbe Warden
of the Indiana State Prison by Back Mo
Cinney, who had been a prisoner for nine
teen years, and whose pardon was the last
official act of Mr. Hendricks as Governor.
Over twenty years ngn McEinucy fired a
pistol ball at one iuhu, missed him, acd
killed another. For.lhis he was sentenced
to iiiiprisonmnnt for life. He studied so
much on the subject of his release that be
became a monomaniac. lie aud Mr.'Hen
chicks hud been school-fellows.
Sleigh Riding in Virginia.
Richmond has seen many graud sights.
but it remained Cor the present unwonted
reign of the Frost King to ebow ua the
most novel and exerting show tbe city has
ever beheld. The ground baa been frozen
' for thirty days; the old year expired ia the
icy grip of wiuter,,Dd the new was rung
iu with tbe merry sleigh , bells iustead of
tbe solemn peal from church steeples.
A KEW. DOLLARS .
Will gb a good way Just now as we have made
ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION
In order to clear off our Winter Stock, and make room for ,our largq SPRINQ
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LADIES' and GENT'S'
FUKNI8HINO GOODS, Ac.
Bliawls Very Cheap.
Scarfs Very Cheap. .
Towels Very Cheap.
1 able Covers Very Cheap.
Corsets Very Cheap. '
Collars Very Cheap. ,
Con Very Cheap.
Jewelry very Cheap. 1 "
FocketBooks Very Cheap.
Skirts Very Cheap.
Nubias Ver Cheap.
Furs Very Cheap.
Underwear Very Cheap.
Ties Very Cheap.
Shirts Very Cheap.
Overalls Very Cheap.
Overshlrts Very Cheap.
StockltiiiS Very Cheap.
Handkerchief Very Cheap.
Bed Spreads Very Cheap.
Hair Switches Very Cheap.
Umbrellas Very Cheap.
Shirt Bosoms Very Cheap.
Accordions Very Cheap.
I'n per and Envelopes Very Cheap.
above, will be sold very LOW. Don't
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Men's Clothing Very Cheap.
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Youth's Clothing Very Cheap.
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Boys' Clothing Very Cheap.
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Btalr Carpet Very Cheap.
Floor Oil cloth Very Cheap.
Stair Oil-Cloth Very Cheap.
Table OllCloih Very Cheap.
Trunks Very Cheap. ,
Valises Very Cheap.
Satchels Very Cheap,
lium Coals Very Cheap.
Cum Blankei Veiy ( heap.
Horse Blankets Very Cheap. ,
Bed Blankets Very Cheap.
Men's Hats Very Cheap.
Boy's lints Very Cheap.
And many other goods besides the
forget to give us a call.
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JVjOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. (l ; . f
Counlj Coninilsslonpis' Appeals for 1877.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Commission
ersof Perry County' Will hold the Triennial An
peals tor 1H77, In the several townships anil bur.
may apply for redress.
ougbs tor Mi piiriiose of hearing all persons who
intiy oiMj nil iriiiew.. nnii u grani sucn relief
from the assessments as to theiri may appear Just
and reasonable.
Appeals lo commence at 9 A. M.tand elose at
8 P. M and to be held as follows:
At Dnunnlly's Mills for Tuscarora township, on
X ummi,, inc A-iiil unj ill vniiiinry, inf.
i At Iekesburg for Savllle township .on
day, the 24th day ot January, 1877
At
lp, on Wednes-
Killer's Hfora for Hnmlv Mill Tiuirlnt nm
Thursday, the 2 th day ot January, 1H77.
At New Germantnwn for Tnboyne township. en
Friday, the 26th day of January, 1877. f
At Alain for Jnckson township, on Saturday, the
27th day of January, 1877.
At Anderson hu rg for Madison township, on
Monday, the 2th day of January. 18i7.
At Landisburg for Landtxburg borough and Ty
rone township, vu Tuesday, the svth day of Jan
uary, 1877. . ,
At Blue Ball for Soring township, on Wednes
day, the .list day of January, W7.
At Shermansdale for Carroll township, on
Thursday, the 1st day of February, 1H77.
At Barsblnger's Store for Rye township, on Fri
day. the2ud day of Februar), 1877.
At Centre School House for Wheatlleld town
ship, on Tuesday, the 6th day of February, 1877.
At New Buffalo for New Buffalo borough and
Watts township, on Wednesday, the 7th dayol
February, 1877.
At Montgomery's Ferry for Buffalo townshlp.on
Thursday, the 81 fi day of February, 1877.
ii Liverpool tor Liverpool uorougn and Liver
pool township, on Friday, the 8th day ot Febru
ary, 1877.
At Marysvllle tor Marysvllle borough, on Mon
day, the 12ili day of February, 1877.
At Duncaniion for Penn township, on Tuesday,
the 13th day of February, 1877.
At Duncannon for Duucannon borough, on
Wednesday, the 14th day of February. 1877.
At Mlllerstown for Millerstown borough and
Greenwood township, on Thursday, the lilh day
ol February, 1877.
At Newport for Newport borough and Oliver
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1877.
At Newport for Miller township and Howe
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At Mllford for Juniata township, on Thursday,
the 22nd day of February, 1877.
At Bloomneld for Bloomlteld borough and Cen
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ry, 1877. .
S. W. OANTT.
SOLOMON 110WKR,
GEORGE CAMPBELL,
County Commissioners.
Calvin NeilbO, Clerk.
New Bloomneld, Pa., January 2, 1877.
NOTICE 18 ALSO GIVEN, that the Gen
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will be held iu the Commissioners' Olllce, as fol
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roll, Centre. Jackson. Juniata, Madison, sandy
Hill, Saville, Spring Tohoyne, Tuscarora and
Tyrone, on MONDAY, the 20th day of Februa
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ror Liverpool norougn. Liverpool rownsnip.
Marysvllle, Millerstown, Newport, New Buffalo,
DAY, the 27 h day of February, 1877.
Buffalo township. Greenwood, Ilowe, Miller. OH
ver, Penn. Rye. Watts and Wheatrteld, on TUES-
After ibe foregoing District nnd General
A ppeals are over, no appeal will be heard by the
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' GEORGE CAMPBELL,
. County Commissioner.
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