8 THE TIMES, , NEW BLOOM FIELD, PA., DECEMBER 4, 1877. Exciting Side-Scene at a Wedding. Tlio lletliWilioni Timvn Bay : low dnys a young oouplo in n . uno horse conveyance ilrovo up in front of tlie roHliltmea of one of our clergymen, to to spliced for life The liorse wan tied with rt rope halter to a post, so as to secure tlio animal wliilo tlio ceremonies were goinjf on within. The clergyman hail got Ms Irioks ami papers In loail intss, mul had gone through with the usual formalities, tlio quoHtion as to ago and legal ohjoctions had bcou satis factorily answered, the groom had been congratulated upon the choice he had made and the ceremony was jnttt to bo begun, when the clerical gentleman chanced to look out of the window and noticed that the horse and vchiclo in which the couple had arrived were in danger of destruction. Tlio horse had thrown himself, and was about choking- himself with the halter. The- bridegroom and cloigymau both hur ried out, and by the time they had reached the pavement tho hoi so had badly entang led himself in the harness, and partly upset the cotivcyauco. Then ooinmcuced the tug of war. Neither tho bridegroom or cloigy mau could open tho halter, and yet the horse was choking. Just then another clergyman came to the nspistanoo of tho nonplussed clergyman and bridegroom, and opened the Oordian knot by cutting it with his pocket kuifo. Tho horse soou regained tho horizontal position, the bride, who had also come out to assist at the work, the groom and the clergymen returned to the parlor, whore the ccieniony was happily concluded. It is hoped that the knot was tied so that no neighboring clergy mini's pocket knife may sever it. The happy couple left, the groom rejoicing that he had, first, his horse, and, .second, his helpmeot, all safo. A Curious Phenomenon. Mr. Van Dorn complained Saturday that it seemed to him that something was wrapped lightly about the thumb on tho arm which was removed by amputation on Saturday a wock, and on examining the the arm, which had been laid by Dr. Ktannard on a board in tlio rear room of his store, it was found that a thread had accidentally become entangled about the thumb and that in the swelling of the thumb the thread had made a crease around it. The thread was removed and Mr. Van Dorn, without knowing that tho string Was wrapped about tho thumb, said that it felt much better. Boon after Dr. Stan hard made an experiment to further test the curious phenomenon, and tiod the thumb and little finger firmly together, and laid a hatchet on tho baud. Van Dorn soou commenced to complain of pain in tho hand, and finally, that it seem ed that the thumb and finger were tied together. Tho Btring was removed, and tho hand straightened out again, when tlio patient, without any k now ledgo of what had been dono, said that the arm felt bettor than it had any tiino Bince the am putation. The above iiro tho facts, on which we have uo theory to advance regarding tLe matter. Chargrk Falls Exponent. An Unpleasant Traveling Companion. A sleeping car incident, more sensational than that of which Theodore Tillon was the hero, occurred near Hew Orleans a few days ago. A man named Leo became fran tically Jealous because his wifo inuocently asked the conductor of the car for a glass of water, struck her in the face, threatened to shoot her and then started aftor the un lucky conductor, who had gone into a for ward car, with the avowed intention of killing him at sight. As soon as he got outside he turned and fired three shots through tho window down the aisle, one bullot passing through a woman's dress, but harming no one. Before he could overtake tho sleeping car conductor he was intercepted by the train conductor, who, with the assistance of a passongor, overpowored tho infuriated blood-hunter and turned him over to tho police on reach ing the city. Turning the Tables. Scribe, the dramatist, met his match in a nobleman ambitious of gaining a literary reputation by proxy, from whom he re ceived the following curious epistle : "Sir, I have the honor to propose to you to associate yourself with me in the composi tion of a drama. Your name will figure by the sido of mine; you alone composing the play, and I alone defraying all tho cx penses of the first representation. You shall have all the profits, for I work only for glory." Soribo replied : "Sir, I have never been accustomed to harness together in my carriage a horse and au ass ; I am therefore unable to accept your very kind offer." The nobleman closed the cones pondence with: "Monsieur Scribe, received your note of refusal to unite our literary labors. You are at liberty not to understand your own interest, but not to allow yourself to call me a horse." WJ Tho immense ironclad, the Duilt?. launched by the Italian Government last year, proves a partial failure. The armor is not yet applied, and the vessel sinks b: low the line intended for it. CARLISLE CARPET HOUSE! CARPETING S, OIL-GLOTIIS, WALL PAPERS. A comph'te Block Just opened for FALL TKADK from New York anil Philadelphia Markets. COM Pit 181 NO Till! EE PLYS, EXTHA SUl'EKS, BRUSSELS. VENETIANS, HALL XND STAIR CARPETS, AND OIIi-CLOTIIS, ' AM, CHOICE PATTEMNS AND NEW DESIGNS. MATTINGS, HASSOCKS, A HANDSOME I.1NE OF ENGLISH FELT SQUARES, -AND- OIJC.L,OT.H. It LI OS. U5 PATTKHNH I IN HOME-MADE CARPETS, ALL COLORS IN O.A.1 Ml Vr Oil .A.T.IY. STEPHENS & BEETEM, JJcntz House Building, No. 2, East Main St., CARLISLE, PENIPA. 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