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The Somerset Herald.
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tt.VCltli.T 17. l--i
, : flood in the Allegheny
p, a..- c.iRiUr. ! lOglSia.u-ii, cnhpUTh valley Rua.l Submrrtnl
a s :.. that Lad i:iore icaturrs in , M,rpl,Btf ;, works overflowed.
; weariness ihais td grandeur, was an j
'even: of unusual i.nteres' Tin; nem-. Saturday there wns a
fspecial-
irday
1UJ-
tho
iiWhiHt yijii.itijwrnwpiy iii t'lai' ii Jjiijii '"jo yi mlim iw no in ii 1 1 a , b jiiwjntu.ijj.il j jjm i . . i 'm n urn " i ' n . y i i imi ,i -i-Kt.- r.sAfj-
asri-r
- - . . , i ,,i lulu nno-i
We patLtr from the journals from liters inr.Migc.i "Zes'.ti iS itiuuctl vis u the rivers, and i
tdl sections of theStaSc that the iiu'Is ;- ; ' ' V' ; ,!ltv (.uU(i U'Stltf -Aiiftjiicny, ua on bat.
n..u MMiwu.. .. - ;S(,e fla near. rviuB - , . . IKSr. If-A. r
inir operations with their usual com-1 afterward to picture .T an oia n
iai.mto io followiii special neiv laws of tLu Mexican H inll'c.Ii'-
rif rmwi. v-n Antonia; On il.p ! hirln- n .,..! i.nmt!, n . f th.. ."kent V elit.tlrrn .Uleiiil.! sii
Indian Oni
"Tteinber
Reform la Kvalro.
S!l in-kill!; I Ari litrnt.
11. Thcj We puWirfhed th other day. the
Sfbl khanna Dki-ot, I'a., I'ej. 1
V.ui i !i'
t.Kl
Lands, at somewhat rf-; aci.-n i.Miu..-u -"V-r-f.- s "trcam, anil neoDlc liv- ,a 100 '.ow
All were '
profoundl.v impressed with
-.lured wac'P. Thl p:"es to
iLc wori-t of the crisis is over,
. . a - n ,1 - T? '.tfii'ii in I
!rc.-emij:anees w jm.u , pari. of !.,., eiore evening
' . . m r ,1 rrACtlirfl III fiC r . . I
jus ocKni.p h ...... ---- found it neeess'-.'' lo remove meir
nr,.foundlr impressed with tLc dra-. ? af ' ,.. t,. ,ii.tft
l.i- i.-.i.:-,r -r tuar Iiok lor ..icinpnt. in tue peene. i. ti.. t
'. ""ij ..v...... IH..I.V..- - I tfip imiipr" lrBi i lie .iiououiraiieia
. i . w i. i . , , r n .r t, I . if n n'rii'p I it
i ' ir.Iie rcsunijition, nwi a.juntin.u
.i.i:.!wvm-nt for .labor.
that
Ie made nottliCPUgmefi rcicrenec
:to tne reocnioii v.v
iof tate riplits, and one-, in a pass-
! injr reference, he ppoke of the glory
i . revenue diselows of the galaxy oi Maics, in j
Internal Je emie ui. ,f,i.r ,,., lit-,.1,1 1 me na-
Tur. kimital report of the Comm:
-i..IlT if
t he fuel tl.t he -ovcnin.ent main- ,
iv M,:,jirtrd ly the peoples vires. When the old man fini.hcd, two
r..... ' n mnTiii':iei .:re t I. ...,...! m in ina cimir nnd
.,. .;.e...Ue. m;T. . .... - " ed io conscHUcncc of the flood, at all
.f fp:.-ito..8 nna man ( wrappcus T1re nQ dau
. .iio.lintf 1 iP ' S0I110 RimiHVS ur lliv c irnu'i w unci ., ,
the uooerories,
reach"' twcntr-five and a half feet,
the highest since 1S52. At 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, however, it be
gan to recede, and at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon it had fallen one foot while
the decline was still going on. The
Allegheny had also fallen to twenty
Crc feet. Navigation was suspend-
;peaker to quiet
by tiie dispersion of the dense throngs.
i ip .. t ' .;.me
,I!KUml more t an onr-ua. u-e ( ,k noiwcaiMd consequence on the Monongahela,
..i i ....... i.r..il.Td fiilll internal rev-! l-" . . . .. , ., i l.nt mi I ii AllculipnT l)io n.n.l urn.
rt'iv . v .
-i:;ie, while several millions of dollars
rrec fleeted from the taxeson ta'-aceo
i:i ii v arious hhajies.
cf the iiik-
"ii-.i: CoruaiisMoner.-
ing i'l'.iid of the Commonwealth re
purt the r.el.l of tLe State on the 1st
iii?tr.;it a amounting to 2-,7 D0,S! 1 .
..f -vl.h-h .i-W is 1,ljt hearing
-i.lJ iiiMe-.l at ii, 5 end C per cent.
0,:"i4.'.,oO'J hearing interest at b uud
'1 1 , rto
; jx r ':. in currency, s-it.oj .n i
.lei-t ".; whii'h interest has been ttop
ve.l, fi'.iO.Tii is ileht bearing no in-;ere.-t,
is in Chaiulcrburg
-,-rtif.c:.tes, and $500,'00 is cgricultu-
pl land nerip.
At Washington the House is wast
ing much valuable time discussing
the repeal of the "salary grab and
back pay bill." There in little doubt
of the repeal of the bill, although old
members arc loth to go on the record
for the total repeal of a bill which
they supported lat winter. The mat- j Saturday by water and slides. '"o
but on the Allegheny the usual pro
portion of loss was experienced. The
Allegheny Valley railroad tracks
were submerged, and from Saturday
noon until yesterday evening the
running of trains was suspended. At
ten o'clock Sunday, Col. Phillips re
ceived & dispatch from J. J. Law
rence, superintendent, who is np the
road, as iollows:
"The road was blocked all dav
tcr has now bren referred to a select
committee, with instruction to re
port a bill rep alliig the wholu salary
act, so far us the same can be doie
under the constitution, except Judges
of the Supreme Court, and ascertain
the average amount of salary, mile
age ami -11 other allowances, exclu
sive of anv estimate for the use of
A T Washington, on Triday last, the
Il;iie passed, with much unanimity,
b'il 2'-pre.'-riatliigfour million for
ji.e iu.:rca-e of the Xavy. jin the Forty-first Congress, and re-
the same day, the Judiciary port a biil LeUTjnining the cempen
r,.!:::;iittec of the House, bv a ni:- satioii of Senator, lU'pr.'W.utatives
trains fot through. Water two feet
over the track between Jlostcr and
Mannerville, and track badly used.
Everything is being done that is pos
sible. JIopo to have the road open
for business on Monday."
Last evening, however, a train jv;ot
through, bringing the express passen
gers who had been delayed nearly
twenty-four hours. At latest accounts
the rivers were still falline. and no
the franking privilege pani to s.e.na-, furt(r J0ss or damage is anticipated
'fl'fiiant the Indians attacked three
..til " -
seventy-live miles ironi .sau An
tonio and mortally wounded one of
them named Oorgc Dell. A boy
was shot in the leg and a Mexican
had his arm pinned to his side with
an arrow. The Indians drove off i ical rule. On
Nevriif.T Crilidrrn IleniSrrcd Iuscml
tlu by (on!-4.n Inn Nriitiol itooui. ;
!iill;f !in::iiei;t occurred ill
ii v It, i.i ar Sliiiriii-biirir. o
aturd.iv !ii.-. niri:r. re.v,ih.:i ' in the
il Oakland, a little Milage, near ht re, ! (;,.;i!li i,f a veii:i.' i;;i:nii!:i.Tied man
v. 1;
reparation
Church and State. The reform has
not c.mn a dav to o?ooii. if some re- L:i.i a narrow e-rano from s'lloeatifi!.' i,a,j ,1 M'iroliv. a !..!":; in tl.
cent fiendish outrages of its oppc- coal gas o;i iuo.-uu iiK-iuing. ps,y ,,f Spmi,..', (V-unuit
ncnts, about seventy miles
che capital, are
former subservenc
A .'tit!---;.!
e. H ,l:iO :;! V. :'. - Jnlig
the k"V h-.!e of oiii- !
ve.-;lig:i!i-d with asvritr.'f .'l!
per.-ai;e.", a:,-l went h i:i t
h.id I i i1:; cut I lui' w
w i Ce
:i ;. t-
'o-'-.'gil
' . i. ' ' -
f
: I his
; a
seventy-five head ot horses.
Later. The Indians in their raid
on the Nueces river killed twenty-four
persons, mostly sheep herders. A
son of Mr. Gray, of Santiago llanche
was also killed. Iluck Graves was
in command of this party. Citizens
from Corpus Christi are in pursuit of
them. Thirty Indians attacked Keill's
Ranche and captured thirty-eight
horses. No person was killed.
The Indians are supposed tor be
Comanches. They came upon two
Mexicans, one of whom jumped into
a well to save himself, and they
caught the other, stripped him and
threw him into the same well. At
another ranche where thirteen herd
ers were driving eheep the Indians
killed seven men and hung them to
the trees. The whereabouts of the
other six is not known.
Bold Attempt at Bobbery by Illsh.
" way Bit a.
rirv vote agreed to report in favor
f rrt'f
i- much
.'.M'ir.te
, apor:
::!!ng the bankrupt law. There
ppoi-ilioii, however, to the
rr-eal of the biil, although
Representatives and delegates TLo damages and losses reported in
addition to tne itootiiug oi ceuars on
both sides of the Allegheny are ns
follows:
Mr. Mulvcv. who iscnzared in the
and delegates in Congress hereaflwr ; bwiaeas of hiring skiffs, lost his boat
at the amount as near as practicable ! house from near the Hand St. bridge.
th'.i? ascertained, with the necessary
traveling expenses and restoring all
. . . i i . . . . . : 1 . f . I .
certain that it tne law is other salaries astimy uc;e ih ioii-
e?'ed it will be trreatlv mod-1 passaire of that act.
i . . i
lie suffers to the extent of $.ri)Q
The Messrs. Jackson lost their float
aud five boats of coal. The Utter
are since reported as having been so
i -1-1 i
cured nine nines oeiow.
Thieves do not infest big cities or
crowded localities altogether. They
can bo found almost anywhere. On
Tuesday evening when Mr. Henry
Wcismer, who is in tho employ of
Mr W. W. Wallace, the well known
marble man, was up in Westmore.
land county, where he had done some
work in hii Hue. In going to Manor
Station on the Pennsylvania railroad,
he was assaulted by three roughs,
who attempted to knock him down
and rob him. Mr. W. had a stone ham
mer and a spirit level in his posses
sions at the time and he used these
with good advantage. He broke
the handlo of the hammer over the
head of one and knocked him down,
and struck the other with the level
which leveled him. The last man
truck nav a most unearthly yell
and alf three Boafappred oft". ir.
Wcismerthinks he fractured the man's
jaw, and if any such ease Is being
attended, it would oe wen for tne
-1 . ;,. . . . ; , .... ... ... i niji i,it iur i;i toe l ve.
juirages of its ti-,pr- from coal gas o;i lucidity iiK.ruing. py ,,f Spau.-r. Chau:tnt Co.. pro-: -. . (
jventy miles north' of . The presence of the poison in the air!j,ru.t.M of Isabella Furnace. It was ! , I V !. 'T'1'' S
re attributable to the i was t known to tho teaeber until j i,js tvA Y t,, ,,t material into the l" ir-, j1" u,!,' '"' '"'J;
eneecf politi.-n lt cicr-''!e ven o'clock, when the smaller eh:.- j r,acc, a'm! to do this It was necessary ! v v'-' .' V'-'
the fitli of Nfivt!iil;er !lir n began to drop from their seals j f(iP him to stand !.;.. a piaJfonu e!e-; (.';! c;'e " V "0
f Arenka, San Luis, t' the floor, where they lay unco;,-! Vilted w.iiia tli-tcn.-e from th gr..n:d i !, .
Ssn Lucas )r.noiU'-' ci.us. The teacher then, great 'y ! f;0 ,r. V.'l.iie he and a e';mpani..:i : v,lv"' :' ," ' ,c
' , , .. i- i .i;,.,:,.i ,,C!... - :.. .i . f . Ame. .rain. am. tin- re
. .i
I e.i.
the villages o
Ocotooee. and
ed"' end fnnr.d ih.- town ef Tfin'ii!- alanncl, announcea iv.c iiim .-sai oi , .l.r.. ,,,,., ,.r!. . -,ti; riri-- some ma-
co, sacked and destroyed vnrii.iis'l the school, but not oi r half the,tcrinl int't tb furnaee some part of
houses and other property heltfiging i schollars could t;et uu; cf their s;ais. tiie ?tai k gave way and young Mur-;
to j.ersons who were stipporlVrs ef;:i,l the remainder rr.pidly fell into : .,hy fell i.iio the furna.;;-, and before
the new laws. On the same" day a ; unconsciousness. As tpih-kly as p-s- j ueVotild b- rescued was hi:rr.-d to.
mob of Indians captured and pt i j sibio they were dragged into the air ,ri,,. Warn taken out he was a
prison Adrian Varela, Mayor of Tern-1 on the ground. A few oi horrible m,tihii d corps. Tho de-.
Kumualdo Iomin- j mem revncu, o:i euuii; niiu nn- :ct :is-d O iaroen in im; v;ciii;;y oi me
but twenty-five remained unconscious. : f:1 i-t..,,,7x6f ; Uuniutenvil I. tin.
.v pnvsic.a:
0
"a?
Cl
r:oii-. fn! i inal.t u s
A La ('...' in. i :. ii i
S'.ilcidc wrutc :'. i' '.r f 'i
wli'i'ii at'il: ''I'm jroi t'i
where rt 1 ;:! led Wiimn
. v
TJ-T-..i.:
;:;,. l, lit t( d
his -i!e.
: ci.iiurry
are never
that .he
' .
ascultepic, and
gucz, a tax collector. After having
tortured their victims, they killed
was summoned, who j
them, and stripping their bodies na-! succeeded aiter long ana prr.MMe.ii
ked, threw them into the river. ! fff-rts, in reviving all of tin-in. Ooc
Two days arter tropps arrived sm!;httle K"' "'as three hours insen-
burued the villa -e inhabited hv the '!e. If they had remained m the:
murderers. The hitler rallied, how- j school room but very little h-ngeri
ever, in sufficient numbers to drive j half of them at least would have been ;
back the soldiers, crying as thev ,lid lat nil rehef. Several arc yet very j
so, "Heath to the Protsetauts ! "Long i i( k r' "" ' effects of the gas. '1 he !
live religion!'' The municipal Pres. j f";l air was driven into the room by)
ident of Atruatrueno was captured, the stove-pipe having by s line means j
and, after havin-been covered with : en jammed agaius the back T the;
pitch, was set on fire, the wretches chimney preventing draught. j
dancing around him while he was
burning. It is aarecable to know
that there is food res -on for be-
Tiie frf,i:ilu at Slab In lial.
Havana, l)r- 1 rr 14. The man-of-war
Isabel lit Ctttloliea returned to
.seen." She v. n- so r.ail
w.iiihl ii..i : thefsi:ier.i!.
'aliforiiia becnli.i'i : i'i!ereM. .i
in Cwtton cr.jjv;. This v -he sends
a thousand bales t- market. a:d
next year he will ro i;it' the ! tw-
iv.
a 1 r
- r. .:
f.:.-
mess quite exteusii
this port yesterday. She left the' i nere is a woman in I ..va, who,
Vir.r-.e.w rliirrr,;,,f nSnnnli ,,,,.' although p-ssessfil of the us .a! or-
iv..?.,t t! ..I.;. Tif,,,.!.. Tl.. sti...iii!. a;i of speech, has h it
s!,-:.:.w.r I'.azaii has suMe.l fmm San- '"Ve y( ars. I'lldcr a State
ti a 1:0 for Piihir. l.nda, with the i"fatuti.ui she I .ad- a.. ..alb
Vilnius orismiers on board, and is that she would never lyuk m-ue,
expected to arrive at the latter place
to-morrow, it has been arranged.
so .ken fur
r!:g-
;rrt fire in l!altl:urc.
t a
;ai.timo::k, Pve. 12.
lievingthat the perpetrators cf tlic.-o I ,,.ist tu- tVh'.rk tlii. m.'.rniii'r h ln'rw
horrors will be summarily and severe- f b j k , h(.
l i .i ...,., i'n n.- .
Iy punished. (ineinnali Gazelle.
1 that the Virginius and her surviving
pas.-etigers and crew sleili bo delifer
ed to the Americans ni. the f .v time
, in tec- p..rt of llal.i l I!o;n!a. Hava
na remains traii'piii. 'i' wo battalions
IiiiiU el's are
and has, so far kept her wor
A famous rat I.:i::t Lai la
;: i!t. AS inl 'Miiiv v (
2
tlnrder In ftt. I.onl.
I
t'ox.RK.-s, last winter
- (iG7ZP I'h lt a large quantity I pj,;cjan t0 makc it known,
, at the in-1 of lumber fri K??r the suspeasion community coui,l T4 thorn?
i iii.i
so the
pnmnmnilv ennld rirl thomsclves of
113 longer aav doubt but : stance of the Postmaster (Jeueral. ; iiri.lge on tne Aiiegneny siiu.. b scoundrel. Mr. Wcismer had
C i I m it .11" i . T ! .
x a determir.ed effort is to be made j ,,a,sed an act requiring postage o be -Messrs. jioinsier a 111111, propn- over twohui.Jr;.4 fo;rs in his pos-
, 1 ., 1 . 'cters of a planing mill below the sus- . t .1. thieves iroi noi.e of
" fi a!1KU1 l'r,V,;CST: a,T1 , lia!d 03 newspaper- circulating .a , R h Allegheny, had some i Z It ,roveJ entirel too mucl!
, ! c ;.n e:,t indications are decmedly , county where published, and on ci- ltt 0 hundred tfcoasjc.J f;rt of lumber fo'r them.-iW-toMrji Gazette 1 lift.
,;ivo;a.,;c t a sueccsslul resait. ai an j changes between puousners 01 pa-. swept away.
,.. t I'.mi-rrinenRavthatther ..r n. r.,iv the Postmaster Gen- The cellar of Joshua
Rhodes')!
Ire ,mt willing to vote to"repcal the j (Tal ,,roi,06es to g. a ate further, by 'evvery corner of Il''ne wa y
. ., 1 1 , , , and Parker s alley, was flooded or a
,Ary law pas.-ed last session with- requiring the prepayment of poejajc ; rcak ffoni the -ity sewcPf and' t0
. i:i h:;v;.ig the franking privilege ac-,nt the ohice of publication. The bill j ,aVc. tj,,;r brewing it was necessary
' no i to them again, and a tvduc-jof List sesio!l gave mort dissatisfac-j to have Chief kugicr White, of the
r!-m oi smai ies, wiH, in ell probabil- j t;0n to the si.l.scribers to county journ-j Fire Hepartment, detail au engine to
v be followed bv a re-enactment ofin;s than anv small m.itcr that has ' pii''-P. there last D'?lt-
j - . 1 It is reported that great damage
. ir.-.idcing privih-e. Speaker 1 Come within our cognizance ss a pub- jje(.n (,one t0 tie foundation of
L'.'amc N (,;:ite.l as being favorable ' li-lu r, covering a period of more than tiic MW water U'orks, while the works
; . Mi-l. eti:s. twenty-three years, and we suggest jia Lawreneeville have lirn stopped.
1 ' 'to M.'.mUn i',f r.mnr-M that some by the overflow.
... - .- .r. 1 , 1.. 1 . . , 1 .1., .
1 lie K. onsoiiuaieo. ias iumpuny t
con-that
quarter last aiitui. t,is occasioned
niueb inconvenience 10 ineir customr
ers, especially the Gazette and
jatc newspaper establishments.
Altoc-ether the loss in nronertv will
'Jthat kind of domestic mauufiti.ri? j h(! ;,,ite a3 TnUeh, probably, as the
A- wi: go to press this afternoon, j Uioal wi!Jberais-! The Consolidated (.as Lonqu
1 i,-i 1 '.. ,., i ,,f ho r.iui-i . . . works were subnferged, and in
;!;e ,i,h). toe people of the tom-, -f hinwr t0 the Yo.t- ,Cf tJiere wa, no light from
monwe-tn are ootcrnimmg l.y toe ,r , l(,rAT&u So-called refornis. j quarter last i.iitut. This occasi
allot-
... ..1
lee late cl the proposed new ;,.
11-1 . .! . .... 1 .1 V. ... !
U.iioil. m oa; me prooiiuie iv
oirs
will be, we Lave no means of j , .Kd timber for
r-uur-rribiTs to ronnty newspa-
1
make ana unmase congressmen
IflSMW
K(plula i UtniettTj liotlf.
-J.t
('or. leiiing. but we do know, judgin
;;,:m u,e cnai.ges jgaiuM 1... ;is n,;;iicr scarce nor bard to find. last great tte.rlWbur,h C:,wer
t.;cnt among the journals that come j onjoy niU5M(riM ,V,M
:,our table, Hat a few more weeks ,.PP,in!vlt,.k .!loui,rut fortret to1 --
;ime f-r discussion would Lai c bur- i .Lom t, 0Wc tLcm, else thry may
.ed it uii'icr a majority 01 many xuou
Raid on Illieit Diatillera.
1 cciolg
.r dutv
that we have discharged f
jli unpleasantly reminded of the fact.
; there is many another point where
economy and retrenchment would be
111
. 1 economy ana rcireiiciimcai. ouw w
the premises, we abide . ",, . .
' .. ' more fully appreciated by the ji-.Hscs
. . . 1 1
'i.e lcs:.Ii Willi a serene r-jmii. 11
;!n r.vW t'ot'.-tituti ui is aiopted, we
-:!i-ero1v tn:t the future mav prove
... ,.r -i,. ,r! has been selected by the pemoeratie
v. e were :inSiUhcU III U.r 'siisus.ic 01
iini.ts inut will spring iivui 11
1''kkn'amh Woop, the man who
inembers of the House of IL..,.:.u.'U
tatives as their leader and tho leader
j.arty, does not receive the
n.l if it tins out that we were not.
n'o,!..-i li.en we have the conscious- tu:
of km, win"- that I v no act of """" ....... -4 ... . ...4 ....... v,-
TV'S
l .f:
. I.
were : it; people tieceiv
vd b i; ;lo us plucvd upon them
a,. ! eratie jess. Kvey the Cincinnati
j Kiinjuirer, a paper that docs not
1 often hesitate to approve party keU4.11,
is vi. v. of the fact that by reason j seems not only to be astonished, but
the iiei.re.-Mo:i of business the rev-i actually indignant at the blunder
.MP' has' largely fallen off, and will ) eemmitte.l by the party Representa
.,,.1 meet she t xpi'tises of the Gov-1 lives in C4.ngros. The Fixjuirer
4 tnnicnt, the Secretary cf the Tr. as-1 expresses its opinion very frIy as
ory has reciameiidcd the restoration j follows :
of the dutv on tea aud eoflee. and the "His name is notorious through
t'on:mi: ioner of Internal Revenue ! out the country as that of a corrup-auvi-cs
r.u increased tax of ten cents tionist. Long before Tweed was
per gallon on disiilled spirits, which notorious, Fernando Wood was
would a id ?7,"0.0!0 annually to i known and read of all ttioii. He Is
.1
.1 1 i:.- 1 r ... I i.sii.iw,,.i;t1.1.i f.r tlirfv cwtnik .if .l.ltit.in
ii r venue, ana 1111 hiiuiih.iiui iui.i n.-,r n.-M,.. ... -. . w. .......
cits per pound on tobacco, which 1 division and silence which sent
lV.siuxiTo.v,I)ec. 10, 1873. Su
pervisor Cobb sends to the internal
revenue office the report of a success
ful raid made by Deputy Collector
Marshall, of the Fifth Tennessee dis
trict on tho 3d inst., against one of
tho largest aud best arranged illicit
distilleries that has ever been touu.1
in Supervisor Cobb's district. The
stills, worms and tubs were all new.
Tho distillery was situated in Sum
mer county, at a place called Spout
Springs, and owned by three men
named Clay Rloodworth, I). Rlood
worth and Colonel Kidson. The
deputy had with him eight officers,
including guides. The raid started
from Nashvilij after dark and reach
ed the dwelling houses of tha distill
ers at four a. m., but found no one in
the house. They arrived at the dis
tillery one hour later, but their ap
proach was made known by the bark
nj of Jiounds. The officers surround
ed the diitiiltry os well as they could
in the darkness. One man made his
escape, two shots U-ing firfad at l.iui,
but lie escaped. .
The officers destroyed fifty-six new
wash tubs, eight thousand gallons of
beier, six barrels of Low wines and
forty bufchtlj; of meal. They seized
three new copper aliilj, three sets of
Columbus, O., Pec. 14. at four
o'clock this evening a locomotive
drawing a baggage car und three
coaches filled with passengers pulled
out of the depot at this point in ap
paroctly good condition, but when
opposite the round-Louse, fcbot;t five
hundred yards from the depot, and
when between two freight trains, the
locomotive boiler exploded with ter
riblo foico, instantly ki'!"!? ,!!,!''
Cooper, the engineer, and throwing
David Lanbury, fireman, several hun
dred yards into the freight yard, in
juring him but slightly. William
Watson, engineer of the yard engine
attaeheij to thp fiiiri t train, and
Fletcher Bates, a ercuiMn, 4e.e also
considerably injured. The engine
was blown to atoms, some of the
heavy pieces being thrown five hun
dred yards distance. Two freight
cars were torn to pieces, but strange
to say Ha conductor and baggage
master, seated in tbe hcgi'Sgp car,
were not injured. Tbe causo of the
accident is unknown.
west corner ol 1 alvvrtsml ba.t:inre
streets known as the !: museum
building, belonging to W. W. Glenn
Sr. Lous, Deecuiber 'J. L..st ! k Tale, was discovered on fire .vsd in
Thursday eveniiitr.whilc tiri'paruiions 1 a 'ci v sh rt i.me ii.e llau.es Lur.-t
were being made for tbe nuptials -from the upper stris, occupied by
of Richard Rotticher and Miss Cora j the American Theatre e -unique,
Crouenbald at the residence of the ; Messrs H nve Glatworth, p; prii i. rs.
lalter's mother,st the corner of Grand j and by ; 0 clock the tiree
avenue and Chippewa street. Charles ' stories of the building were c u
Crouenbald, an uncle, and benjamin ly burned out.
F. Crouenbald, a brother, of thcyoiing The lower floor of the Imil iin
ladv. and W. F. Webber, rudely en-!cupied as stores and restaurants
tertd the houe, peremptorily ordered j n.-t ihuuagedby fie, but tuff, red c.
the assembled party to disperse, and siueraoie i..ss, n-r uciucen
forbade the marriage between
tichrr and .Miss Crouenbald.
Rut- i water.
I iur-1 The Ls- on the
thP coqfqsioi lybich fojlod, U'd at
Hottichcr wa shot in the U-j h- tin... u,
Weber. Charles Crouenbald and ' S-'.Wi.i ; A. Maul!, cigar slor
buildius- is
to Jti.bUU,
icwi ler, (iamacil i.v
Webber were arrested and bail-j How s t'otw orihy's
ed. and I.ottieher, after bavins: his i together with wanlrol
wound dressed, returned to Mrs. theatrical company.
Croneubald's house, w here he has , ss are be! -cv ?'1.0:;0.
etc.
The other
since remained.
At one time Larr.um's
r-ffernoiin IJeni. F. Cronen-: in great uaiigcr, and a number'
bald and Webber went io Mrs. Cro: : guests prepared to leave, bn.t the fir
nenbald's residence, and deman.i:d 1 which ori,uii.:ed
l'aci
to see Hottieher. This was refused, among tne scenery, wa
htjj. nftif a time Ijotteher left H-c tiie ni.iseuii) building.
house a lot started to run don n (Jrud
avenue. Voting Cronenba'd pursu
ed him and fired four or live hhots at
him, three of which entered his body,
one of them passing through his
heart, killing him.mstanily. Crouen
bald and Webber were arrested and
ovemoer
s of horses.
, ivc. Thev erorst-i
i.:i 10'-. r r-'turn ti at
1 errv. ami .'. neu aouur, i.ui:
a mile behr.v ti.e firry nrre "trc l it
0:1 from at: aiobu-h 1,-v n partv f eiii-
11 1 ..... . .ens, i'orl i;;gs, iheu" Ii- iolieai.i . .
...... ...,- , ,,... . , 11:.
b.r i,f iii. i 1 fillers, fiauie.i iea.vr ami U'g-
bee, wore filled, anoii.er m--rtaiiy
o..,l ...,,t p....-.,:. t't.r: :V
ot ti.e -.age 1 ' ' ..' 1 .y--........ - .......
loil'ir.eil to i " ''' - y 1 'CM
i Oiirr.'. ions to bang 1 tie i :t;or two, out
loivcd pp. a:d ''barb's 'roii'!ib?,ld
suit foe MOO.'too n.ininsc.
iii t'hieago, nil important s;iithns
been instituted in the I'nited States!
Court bv the Pennsylvania Kaih'oad !
Conijianv. against John 11. Sherman.
Ardrbal'd M. Alh-rt-:). Saniuel V.
1 4 11. ii" ! -tos. i.li Me. 'lo r-. 11 to
will probably -be arrested to-morrow, r(.,.., r(i(M damage.-. The
as facts have been developed to mitht, I . : . f.)llmir(i ,, a .Au,wd
of contract, bv which the d.'fvipln'i'.s,
A Triple Traced jr In Charleston n.
v.-otihl iui.i $i,i00,0iii, and the resto- J weed to jail and rubbed the city of,ropjer worms and three gnu paps.
. . r .1. ,,-.'. ..c. I New York of tuore millions than can ! The raiding party on their return
.... 1 . 1 . in.TT.- 1 . n T. ! .1... .. .--1 I .
ivi.iti o m lilMUlIS TIKI SlealllOOalS. 4-nsn i,v ...uiui-.i. n n inv r.sieiii
-on insurr."'ee companies, on telegraph
receipts, and on express compauies
receipts, makiugan aggregate of
CO.f'OO, to w hich the tax on tea and
--..iTer would add -.,0,000,000. The
Wavs and Means Committee have
the mutter under consideration, and
.".re said to be t verse to additional
taxation.
AuxAxntit H. Sti.i hi.xs, of Ga.,
ii.e A'iee President of the rebel Con-f-vbracv,
after a lapse of fourteen
vear. is again a member of Congress,
ile is lu-w very decrepit and terribly
ripp;ed withrhetiuiatism. He male
ii speech last week, displaying much
f his old vigor ou the salary bill.
His appearance is thus det-4-ribeJ by
a correspondent of the N. V. Tribune:
TLc prominent position of Mr.
Stephens in the House and in nation
.J politics Ik-fore the war, his oceu
ia::cy f the second office in the Con
federacy during the rebellion, and his
return to his old piece in the Nation
id Legislature after fourteen years'
absn'e, with body wasted to on ex
tent almost phenomenal, but with in
f. l'en unimpaired, combined to se
cure for him an attention rarely ac-1
frdcd even to far more eloquent
men. He fjoke fir half an Lour,
standing lebind his seat and leaning
upon bis crutch on one side, while
partly supporting himself upon the
.ither bv .lacing his hand upon a
lesk. The jtecnliar effect produced
by his feeble and emaciated form,
and Lis sunken, parchment-like cLeeks,
fltid teen, dark eyes, was Lightened
by h:s singular costume. Upon his
of public stealing which prevades
every c-ity in the country, as we have
before asserted, and is evident from
the weekly developments from many
of them. To have voted for such a
man at such a time on a question of
political expediency for a partisan
success would have been a flagrant of
fense. Rut the votes cast by the
Democrats of the House for Wood
w re in the highest sense complimen
tary votes. They indicated, or were
supposed to indicate, the sort of men
Democrats with to compliment.'
The Indianapolis Journal, a Re
publican pajier, corroborates the En
!( r, and even advances a step Itc
yond its Democratic eotemporary.
It save :
"It is said that Tweed furnishes the
first instance of an ex-member of Con
gress being scut to the penitentiary.
Fernando Wood, however, who hard
ly escaped through a technicality of
the law from going to the State pris
on, has been kept in Congress by the
Democrats for the last twenty-five
years, and was there caucus nominee
for sneaker.'
was attacked with stones by the fe
male portion of the house of the dis
tillery, but no damage was done.
The proceeds of the sale of the cap
tured property will ruore than pay
the cost of the raid. Warrants will
be issued for the arrest of the distillers.
Bacalne'a Konfene 'onmuled.
Hie I'onr Bank Robber Impllllored.
Ni.w Castlk, I M., December 10.
Francis II. Carter and Jamctj Thom
as, cf Philadelphia, K. II. Hurbcrtof
New Orleans, and Joseph Lawlor, of
Springfield Mass., was convicted last
week of an attempt to rob the Nation
al Rank of Delawaro at Wilmington.
land sentenced to bo whinned with
Jiead he had a black velvet skull cap, 1 forty lashes, imnillioried oce hour
from under which fell a thin fringe of and imprisoned ten years, were whip
white Lair. His hands were incased j jted and itupilloried " here' to-day be
ln loosely fitting gloves, and he wore j lore a large crowd from all parts of
ji suit rif the blackest of black clothes, j the country, including six hundred
Paris, December. 12. President
Mac Mahon has commuted the sen
tence of Marshal Razaine to twenty
years seclusion, and to bear the effect
of degradation from rank, but be
spared the humiliating ceremony.
. Loxpov, December 12 Marshal
Ilazaine addressed a letter to his
counsel yesterday, thanking them
tor their efforts in his behalf, and
concluding as follows; "I shall not
appeal against the sentence, not
wishing to prolong in the eyes of the
world the spectacle of such a painful
struggle. 1 request you to take no
further steps. I look no longer to
men for judgment. Strong in my
conscience, which reproaches me"
with nothing, I confidently await the
justitieaticn wlncn will come with
the lapse of time and the subsidence
of party passions."
Paris, December 12. The island
of St. Marguerite, off Cannes, has
been se lected as the place of confine
ment for Marshall Razaine, and he
will be sent there this week.
Rostos, Dec. 11. Pay id Kim
ball of No. 10 Common St., Charles;
town, strangled his wife, cut his step
daughter's throat, and committed su
icide this morning. Domnstlc trou
ble Is supposed to be the cause of the
affair. Kimball was 60 years old,
and had been married about two
yearn. Miranda Wells, his step
daughter, was 17 years of age, and
the murdered W'ire caroiino was
alout 40 years old. Kimball was a
blacksmith, employed at the Navy
Vard, and kept a few boarders. He
had tho reputation of being an in
dustrious and sober in. 4 brother
of Kimball committed suicide some
years ago, and insanity is said to run
in the family.
The Irflnlna.
Havana, Dec. 12. The steamship
Virginiiis was to',yp.d out of the har
bor of Ilavannaat half-past 4 o'clock
this morning by a tug boat. She
was escorted by the Spanish man-of-war
Isabella la Catoliea. The tug
boat returned to the city at seven
o'clock. The destination of the Vir
ginias ij supposed to be Key West.
Havana, December 12. The Vir
ginius has gone to the port of Rahia
Honda, sixty miles west of Havana,
where she will be delivered by the
Spanish man-of-war to a vessel of the
Cnited States navy. . Captain Gen
eral Joreiiar has given the necessary
orders for the transfer of the Virgin
ius' prisoners to Santiago de Cuba to
an American man-of-war to-day. The
Captain General is certain that his
orders will be carried out aud the
men delivered at tho appointed time.
Mnlrld.
Hisvoieewassharn andnenetratin?,
and at times had a shrill falsetto
quality, w hile at others, when appa
rently fatigued by exertion, it sank
to a lower tone, and became with dif-
ty audible. The appearance of
Philadclphians, among whom wcre-
rcpresentativcs ot tha press, detec
tives, lawyers, aldermen and roughs.
Carter and Thomas were impilloried
together, and Lawler and Hurbcrt,
and were whinned in the order nam.
this weird and unreal figure, amid ed. After being impilloried and
the realistic - surroundiugs of the whipped ihey were committed to
House, as au actor in the common-1 jail to serve ten vears
The peoplo of Tennessee have a
primitive fashion of settling questions
of proprietorship in movable proper
ty, which differs somewhat with the
opinions held here as to the "due pro
cess of law." Tluwc learn that a
citizen of Rlount county, io that
State, whoso oxen bad lteen seued
by the Sheriff came oat and shot
them dead. The Sheriff, however.
was equal to the emergency, for he
hauled them to town and sold them
for beef. Again, the Sheriff of Knox
villc, Tennessee, levied on a mirror,
which the spiteful owner smashed to
atoms with a kick. This differs from
the former case, in that thero was
nothing to be made by saving the
pieces; but all the parties were re
lieved from the annoyance and de
lay of a suit of replevin, which might
have cost much more in the end.
Wheelixu, December 9. Lyman
Shephard, of Oneida, New Vork,
residing in this city, committed su
icide by shooting li'ni'sejf through
the head, at 2 o'clock this morning.
Death was almost instantaneous
He leaves a wife nnd one child.
Shepherd, came home shortly before
1'Obitnitting he deed, and instead of
retiring, told his wife he would
read a while. He seated himself by
the fire, and without a word drew a
pistol, placed it against his head, and
fired. His wife was observing his
actions, but could not stop him, so
quickly was it consummated. No
reason can bo assigned fur the act.
Shephard was highly esteemed by a
large circle of friends.
Jtnrderons Doing In the Penitentiary,
which seems to prove that there vy
a prfiiU-JI'Ut'il J""'! 0:1 the tjan of
these threo im n to kill JJoti'n hif.
The affair has e eateil a great s.-nsa-tion,
as Mrs. Cioiienbahl is the wid
ow of the late County Judge Cro
nenbald, a man of wealth and position,
and u!! tho PtUties eyeept P...tt.l:.'r
are highly cbnuv..tHL).
Usnhiil Itnzaine .'iilen-e ti Ui i-.tU.
VekSAIM;?, Pei-4liiber 10. M.
Larchaud, counsel fjr Marshal Ra
zaine,in his peroration, said : "I deep
ly sympathize with the valiant sol
diur, overwhelmed by a terrible ac
cusation. I fear not death for him.
He is brave and fears nothing but
the loss of his honor for the sake of
his wife and children."
JJ, Pourcet replied, demanding
that 1 terrible eyat.ij-l.i -f ii.aih cs a
lesson to the rising generation.
Ppfore the judges wi;h lrcw,Iazuiuc
said ; I ha vp Uyo .vorijs ii) my breast
"Honor"' ami Country." have
never been wanting toe, aid this
proud motto during forty-two years
of service. I swc.tr before Christ
that I have never betrayed France.
After a long deliberation the judg
es declared Razaine guilty of the charg
es of the capitulation of Mctz and of
the army in the open field, without
doii all t,at was prescribed by hon
or and duty to avoi.t surrender, and
unanimously condemned him to death,
and to bo degraded from hid rank pre
vious to his execution.
After the judgment had been ren
dered, all the members of the court
signed an appeal for merry, which
the Duke D'Aumale immediately
conveyed '! person to President
MacMahou. ibiniuc was greatly ag
itated when he heard the iieci..:u of
the court.
uii .f i 'io.ii ;,iv lnuiestt d in 1 he
Chicago stock yard of which Sher
man is manager, were bound to use j
their imhienee in seeurbig business 1
for the Fast Liberty stock yards rw
Pittsburgh, to be iiaio'cil ",;; the
lioi-j tit the !;::!!. sylvan tu ii.njr.-r..!
The railroad c..m;i.iii) claims lh.it ti.e
defendants Lave used their inilufinv
ill favor of t'i!;er p'a-K !'! ie.-k re-dre-.
Tiie ti!t ha caused much
excitement in stock circles i:i Chica
go, and will probably occupy tin
Court for several weeks. Six of the
lending lawyers of Chicago are en-
gj"-.:.l i,; It,
A Mo'j at
ttio 4'aptalu
lnl4C.
ItxfniKive l ire Inn IVnrdioii-f.
Four Wayne, Ind.. Dec. 10. A
buiiiling j.tioii'n es Fijsall's ware
house, was, with its contents, con
sisting of five thousand barrels of
flour, a large quantity of lard a:id
other valuable freight, !estr.yetl
by fire at an early hour this morn
ing. The loss is estimated at twenty-five
thousand doliars, partially in
sured It is fiuj'jioscd to be the
work of an ini.etidi.ury.
Owing to the council refusing to
pay an cxhorbitant price for gas, and
tho streets being in total darkness for
the past three weeks, several unsuc
cessful attempts at robbery have been
made.
Havana, Dee. 1:. Last night sev
eral hundred men marched che:. -i';.-iim)
shouting to the 'ht.a ie Armas,
ami gathering in front of the Captain
Giimrars palace, gave a noisy 1 x
p.eio() to their iii;tu!':p-tioii at the
departure of the "irgi:-.ius und disap
proval of the course of prominent
persons who favored the delivery
.1 . ri, . . .1 1
me vessel. 1 wo tMiutioird w ho m-1 son
deavotel to-pacify the mob we e 1 Car
rudely hustled about a:i I several 1 I
shots, believed accidental, were fired,
The crowd liu.reiv urciSiml the pal
ace till midnight, when Captain Gen
eral .'ovellar addressed them an
prevailed upon them to go to 1
hot!e.
Murder Aboiu a liruom.
The t'uban fri-il.
Colcmbus, . O., Doeeiubor 9..
Miss Finney, a guardian in a female
department of tho Ohio Penitentiary,
was assaulted yesterday hy two con
victs, Ida May, sent from Cincinnati,
and Ada Relgcul, scst from Toledo.
The it ack was preeonctvted, .and.but
for the assistance of another female
convict the keeper would probably
have been killed. As it was she was
considerably injured, and while
making her eseapo from the infuriat
ed women fell down stairs, injuring
her legs. She has been on duty for
ten yean, but so many threats - have
been mado against her life lately
that aha has sent her resignation to
tho wardon. i
A Denver minister was marrying a
couple when a dog-fight interrupted,
and the bride, called out, "Drive
ahead; the yaller pup has gotbjra by
the fore-paw."
Havana, December Jl. Captain
General Jou. ellar this evening issued
an address to the inhabitants of Cu
ba, saying: The moment a treaty is
signed between the government of
Spain and the I'nited States, my du
ty, although painful it may be, is to
comply with its teruis. For this I
have received final mderi. A fail
ure to comply with the same would
produce war and war with a great pow
er without the aid of Spain. In the
meanwhile, obey the law of m-ce.-aity
aud orders of the government of the
Spuiiih republic. Let us give up
the Virginius and the survivors of
her passengers and crew. I have
faith in the nobleness of your pro
cceduic in compliance with my
word.
Lotis 11.1.1;, Dec. 13. Friday
morning, Vance Dent went to a
Sell ool-hot.se at (Jtiincy, Owen count-,
Indiana, ai.d asked bali.it'. Ha .'din,
a teacher employ cl there, to lend
him a broom to sweep the Christian
church. They got into a quarrel
about the broom, aud Dent struck at
Hardin with a knife. Hardin ran
oil" pursued by Dent, who again
struck at him. inflicting bad wovuus.
and leiiing i.tu. to liic earth. Hur
dili grasped a stick of wood as he
rose, and brought it down on Ib nt's
head with frightful force, causing in
stant death. Vance Dent had al
ways been a peaceable man, was a
wealthy farmer, an old citizen o!
Hardin, and was wci! !.:.u'ii aud
greatly esteenu-d, and the affair has
created great excitement in (ui:-j-y.
lliirilrr hy a Hotel Ir4irirt4r.
'"' ' ' -:- . 1 .:
In o.ie day there y-iv k'l'.-! c..;,..!.-, ;':''.. .' -1 ,
o:-o;. is. !;.. cxte-i -. li r.r s i- 1. - "s, -..T '
', ' ,, f '- M-. ... " V.-1't
r !.! :!'. a.i in" v;ir!!i;::t s ':i toe f ' f 1 1 -:;- y. , (
i . .t . I.'.. it I ' 1 T- , I .
101 iitny y.r u.i . 1 - r ' ,
I -re.-ei aii.uis of t r.h-r aud patrols vy. i- A r,i:o'.. r -f by- h Me : rr. e:- j . j .. ,;
estabhslied throiighoiit tic city la-t Il'-l fr-oo iof o;;b:i-.' s -ii -: :-; V:'.l I ' 'j--s-l. i .."'''.':
niaht. Tia-ringleader of the (i.-mon- ley l-.'.v:.-!i'p. P-iik e..ti-iiy !. -. -., f.-r j ': . I
s:.r::ti. ns 0:1 I'ri.i..y nigl.t Lave 'been ' e:;:;vi':- ! - e riv A- 1 - " . I I . '.; ''";;. "
'.r.esled 11ml will be tri'-.l by eo:i"t- r.r.-l.t l.-e e.:p-.-'.-d. the Ji.-..'C ':b- ; 7:'' ' -! '
uiit.-li.-.l. Caplaiu ('ei.eral Joelb.r. o! i !;.-' inter. : --v ! .' :ii. .! re.-- J... . . ' . 'k.;' ;"" :
inn speech. t- Lc vo!i.t!t'- is' t-'-thy. .1 ei-ib bet e '.' -'-.-..! t V-.,... t.'V-l'.' '.
ih-cii.rt d linn he l-.n-'W aii good ci:i- be.-!. ? - . : - - . "' y . '
iq-.'et .z,-:i., .,;.! ij w.tn bii.i, a tip wou.d us W. W. Ih-Ikn ;p, Se.-rr-iary ..f V ar, " " " . ; '-.i; -iplete-
s;.t in putting d wn i.ny disturbance. ; r,as : ti Hr.tr .ti-b'irc. Ky..
-. -. on 1 ;;urs lav, to . Irs. II. 1. s.ow.-rs 1., , t .... ..f.- . . r .
i .'tilt uitlt le-nraloc in Ar;ir.ai.. , . .: , , , ... v o .. - . i. r -
" .hiughti r 01 !- .Jolm A I oiiili'is.ir... v.,
was . .... 'i-1 , , , ......... . ... .
, : Sv. Lous, D.vember I "" " ' ' "' '
;":.-oi;..i- :. Iciier fr. m il ! :' f:i:n'' "f l':" U s
Sulphur Rock. Ark, -.vLich kv. a r.-lniivt .-wa, u h..:.y or v,--. TTTW ""r
vh' -.- I'-11'')' s!X h-4''-s'adoes made :t rai-l Thr; !a!.-l n-T- r-'ai.r.- t . li.n 1 1 VSeVCv-'V'- "
v ''!'r. alvttg the Wl.i!e liver . n November . Vi.-.'-'n;.!-. .-: -:;-.o i- lot!..- ef.-. t i ' t'-V" ; "
.!.;;. 2'tti.. r-!.:,iugt!o- x-u'ers of horses. ' ;.r.t ve-.-e! wli: ! -. .-urr M-'p-r-d r r, A:'"''--;' ; r -'
l to one f our ii.e:,- ; vv::r with;,: .1 I V h iisii!.;'.', t". ?: V
;f;;,,0.,th.. rfves o:i'i!o-lr r-tnrtt t.. at ,-t lime ;.l a Cuban p..rt in open -i----.'
.if t! .' ' ""d'-g'i'-.s i'etry, ami v. he:i about half ,:1V. an I th" --..-vivibg . .-.( rig- i ' -' ,"',;;..-
i;ol r.'.-..- -.v. i bo surr-:i -i-f-d t . ? - '.
r.'1-th.'r Frted St.'."s shij. .-. Sitn.i- ' .: r. S'-V,..'
i'I n?iii',i l''i!i:, i;iu:ii': ;:.l!v i-l r-:i i.
nr.
bee, wore -liie.!. un-iim-r i.e naiiy , T,..;.. v.ov.ate ti.-it the Tcxa- . '
.1 ... . ..... : . 1
C. ..(-I II.1" llt.S, .... I . s 4 .- . . ill . - T .k - -
iii'V.- br..-r;ht ' ') 0 in'-:
tht' S.ate. Il'id toeV S:iV t:l".t Wl'b --n -j. i o
tmaliy they were ore.-aoeu up-m to' ,p (.k '.,,. f,t.j:i, :. & i iV. I U ii'l t. ,
ai! -w il,e!iuv-to take ils.-iinrv. j t,-.,. i-.c-i freely iot . ti.o State, the
Tia(r7i 'lro. .amrooi oi i r-. '.-:...l I ....'...-
1 fror.i thU :i'-;:K-c will - :i far exeeeij
m. !.: ci7v, pa . . i--ii.e'thitt Mit.i. tiie v.'j lg;: 3t:;;;; : .
; (ju-iri.-r o, this jilftrc is ashes. lee. The hl- Mr. t ati Dvk', , f N.-u
; iitv i.-'!io,:i i.re:i ai.out 7 o'.-l-uk this : unipshirr. tii. lu'i -': m-ic'i vab:- u,-- Q - --, ,
jni..n.:..giii Max l!-ti.---r'. f.iniish:tig!:, tt, i..,-s of hi- Iscirs. II;. s ::i g '-' ' J S '--- :;
st.,,'. TL.' C.un.'-s spread (!, way ' i,.r-: i (.-io, he re ro 1 that i
: on the ei'si side of r.'.;in .-ireoi with ,in,. ,. mid "sriniii.- a-id ', r..'.--.d.i. Ii;--ij?-:2 :.. : .
'grr: r;,;ii.liiy, and the whole l.-us- j Jr;i:.s at i.is f irral, but' cvr ir..
Ii;. -Nt part of tiie place north to Hr.rl-i ,,V(.r ai;I th-n hurrv I 10 iigh: rT?T,":'i" 5 T. "
mail's bo;.r.li;ig-h'.u.-e burr.ed. Xo ! ,,v, r his no-tiev " -- .'.;UrJi.'.. .:. .
! t .. 1 ; 1 1 ..... 1 ... . !
oi -ii 1: trs v. e e 1 ' . 1 . i. , on i.: n i-m. . ,.i ; , . . .. ....... , it..,
sbleofthe .re,,. Pi.llTs ,,,.. -rV : J.. . A . ?Jl ? . ,
jl.,:. oao.iog linn., ti, ; t...i..-r --o-jVi.iilv, prolyl n. oe rm-r- " ' -
I't.o,. ., '.vt.t u:.lo b,y,fv;.,il!V m-.r.. trenictidio'...--
i.i..m:iire.. aiides.-.pe.l o,,v by the : jy ,.:v i;,!,,:!;; xUnu '
I Wia.i being favorable iim, b o-.v:.Ut..e , a-,t.. J:. 't-.. ku,,,vn
I dattifs- fi'oiii lid';;,. Ihi'iv h :i '-'en-; v.(;v)ii y- . .-; - - . .
I.I..1 !...;i!'esi.;oii that the lire was the' , .. . ! I f' "i"-'- V, : '' ' K ""
w-tkofaa im-emKarv. T.rso. , a-e r.r.d m : t to-.t : :, Q ; , v ; jj ; ,. -. ; ; ;
rii..Jew,KL.sser.Vs .....b'bed ,!V i -rsed down th -ch.-.-ks .0 , newly -- '-- ---- --
a ir.uig of desperate men. nv! e-ca i-mw'l '' "-' T-nUy. .. , f ..r,,...., ... , ,.
cd hanging only bv his ;,-ir when behehl the .rv-.i.; giw-n
protf.-tiltious of "ib-l-.e......... Oar . b''1" !rV " 5''eV e.li-: -tcl .-: y -r.?.i cv.-TTf -"- r.
kn-.c!;-d-n ur.-w out of ,4 charge 1 wu-h-tub, axe, 1 hrc fl.-.t s and -J--J J---
made bv - tie oi the priiiipai s..:lVr-!:l ,''":'-,'u"" ,,f ,,!!k','.!-' 'Uii,'s a:'
eVs.wh'i lest everything. There j sauce-pans. It was pot th.-.r Vidue ... . ...
Ithegnalert excitement in tovvii. !it;;'sh:t liespt.-eii, hijt tho n-.-v.v.iv, th y
the Jew h.t- hid :.:m-i -!f. jc.m.vycd. , x: -s..-
---y--.s-- j It is i.u.'. that the largest A ' ''
Af,tv-i ..1 ii.c..5c...ier I'jitaiir. t., -.,. :., a tnur h r .V.--, 1'
."77 .. 1. 'ci'.-e in thix e.emtrv was that re- t.. 1. . .-.
, ... i4'.ve ! bv Lv.i,a:i I r ruia.n. .,f Ah-::-
l.en.ier f:i!',i:'y. e!i:i.-rc:! W.i'i a .:!.. 1- r , e ' ,- ... ... ',.'" ,' -".,.
, ,. . . ,. i-y. f-r d.-rendiig St-'kes. Mr ! re- i- ... r . ..
i i-r 11 ui.iriiei-.. tm Kansas, w ere ar-i ' - .... ,.., . 1..-1. t. :
, , . .,. . .., .. , .'main received sHUlm) :is ; vc'r.-i.-f. ' v , v . - ...
ii ''. in i..oo.g.--. oie. .-...iriain. org . ,,,, , , .1 r . . . ... .,. ..... ,-; ..
! . c , !. , , a'nl ;! i.bed iit 1 o,- el i-e of il-.,. trial. . ' r
jCoillltV. U le v ihv.- !;.:. ii.e father- ,., , , '' - ::' - o ......
f aii'i m-.tii.-r ii".- in ,.,,st,.dv. and ;h.-l 1 ' '' t ho; -e ; -
... .. . - . . 1 ,.r .........( ..:.. .. ... : .. ... ... . , .
.in . u.rigtiter, living tu riortli ' .'- '
r-ia be:;. ' m-'u, ! r -'".! b. i.a. i;, itself. It lost beailv ::('
' ' '.''-'.I 1T... .t .1 . . ...
I , . . ? . . . . . . : . 1 1- 1 1 n'i. a -; i,i- :i . ..i r " -ir. r ro
l.e i;:,!,i uai.:.- is, ,i ' . . . , .. .
i A ;. 4r l.r.l;, r.i;!t!.'.i.jT. average variat i.-n of this -l tt .t-t )' ......
! ! not iimot;;i!. to : ooart. r of a .(.. n I r. .-.
I I'l:,:- J I...-..,..!,..- 1' i ... .1 . t- . V :.
, ' Ill Hie ,;,?. .... .......
1 '.U....O..IV -.)...;,. i . .,'..;., l- ,1.;. ! . ...... .' -.'.'"
l.-ir! ."",' , i he I eoriifT liiio es. ., i-,'. . , s..vs i :' i'.. v . : :;"-'- '. ..
I lUoriiMig.M-Ilie o.-d V sin.lvii rs Were d.S- i . i r ' " ' " " ' ' .
I , . - . , .! j :. bin v teacher in ore .f l.o- p'sboe i ;.; . :. .,-. :
c..vert-u raug.ng a corps.. !:i thocuieo i , ',., . . 1 . . -
I , . . . '. , , : Seliooi- ri!air.nv.ed lie .'tl!' i'lilV '.' :
Ml it prominent phvste::;!!. It proved i ,.r , r . , i
. , '. L '.. - ,, ', seeing ii perfect fores of ,; iiv, n iV
to bo thiit " a l liiu. r v. .- known t . . ,
- . . r .... , . I iiaii.t.s ii mi in inc. mi I,,.1
rcsitb-nt of l.::it t:tv. i lie a iur ere-' , ' '. .. . . ;. . -. .
... . - ! :iti-l gr-.i -ita'e wi'ti vioien ftg.t i- I ! ! 1 - 1 - ' ! '
ll.e.l Hit. I.se ecr,.'li:t lit. ,..,.i , . ....
to il. " liat do you wa-it . .oie- . ,. ...
- "" .: --i w I . . , . - . ,, ' i - . .. ... .
i I'linnii'ii! tJr.iictt l -'.i i te.l. ro d toe p'i.i'.le.l 1'ievir t-T. 1 .1 -rtts
i-V4r.i-.-r-s failing .,tr." . v .'
.:t;:. l).-c. 10. in.- ;;.-ui -rt. ui, ...i..,.- ,.r i. -r -i . .
s of the Ilaitimore .'e Oiiio r..,....tlv f..!l ,!....'.. ;,. t... .'. -. ' ' ' ,.' "!::,: .' . .. .1.
IV iiiiat.iiii'iusiv ic-cleei-I t9,. ..i .,, '. . m.... .... . !..-.. ',. '.' " , . '.. . '"
j ting-lip tiiiie 1 aiiie :-. -i; :. i t!:e ':; k ..... .IV''.. vs t
ci-'.ed atol looked tic va ;lt '!
sometlnie during tie n::!it ti." P..- Vioh'i'
th oiotary aw.-k-' a i 1 !'i 10 1 hloi-. ! '
prisoner. With a liiilet ot w . 1 !.. . . '.'':'i ' ,'..',".',' : ;:,1(!.'.
poiitl led on the d or il t a' I r irt- '.-ii '- ' o . I ...i:.-v" . -
Bam .! Coatentx i:rtrnol. ! '"' aitetitioi of s..:i pis. -.by. " :.r,i . ..
I I who released le-ii fr:. 01 the d iti !-4';:i
i-';:jj:tia half fami.-h.-d co-.loi,,::.
I I ....... . ., .. t
Viiiit :;;r.v.!i-t n;ir:--;: ur: -r it-,- v. ?
us w.:o o'i n Ji tt we sb or. I tuiiik .. -.t ... . i , ... ri it-
. .1 . 1 . . o . . . n . . , . , ..'.:.. ! ' ....
were "to, a 1.1 s .ic eor .i-.: ri. -; ' 1 '- - 1
ground. The horses vid cr.tL wt-r.-jThf prentnblet his warftng is wr- ? ''t' '.''.i.'-'!:; "i" . " ' '
save.' It it; toiei.ije.lt. loir.. I...-.. I .I...1 '.I W! .1 .. .1 1 44-. 1 . . r 1 !. 1 r I .:'-..-. ' "
lirnprxl's
Cairo, December 13. At Curb-. :i-
dale, this evening, John M. Ri u.-h,
in regcristcriug" Ids mi,ip at tiie!
Planters' House, pi!!ed ink on the '
register, which provoked the clerk of
the house. They got into a quarrel,
in w hich the proprietor of the house,
J. W. McDonald, took. tl;o pari of the
eleik, and tins result was that Pru.-h
was shot and instantly killed by a
revolver iii the hands of McDonald.
T.ie aTair en ated intense 1 x - t ir.ei t
owing to the popularity of Rnisji.
and the fact that the provocation was
A i.'I 1 :
of Direct
Railroad to-:!
cm .io!.:i w. (1 arret t I restileiit l. r
the 'iisii!ng year, this being his
t'.villh leril). ' I:l ii.e lice of .M r.
Garrett in Kuropo, J.dtti T. Kieg. jr.,
was una;.iiiioti-!y c'eete'l President
fift li'iti.
Ui.Ains villi:, IV.. D.e
via 111. lav ii;:r.r:o,on 01-t. a imr:i wr.ii
all its colli, ais. the mvpertv i Vm.
j Day, ul Perry township. AVc-.-tm .r.--
liml c.-imty, was b;r:if l to the
ground. Tin horses -i-i l c.tti.- wcr.
saved. It is snpp.jsed t 1 have been
the work of an Lieendoirv. No iu-
-tii am e.
A S liriiH v i--:i-s:HiU
trillill'J
Rrus!
was
an old aiiiiv
telegraph operator, and highly es
teemed bv all who knew him.
Lnrt.t: I'ik-::,
Collins, a f irmer,
his bod at his resi
nbo f t Lis eit v, t!
he'appt are 1 al t'.ie d .-y
down and k;!!ed bv s im
per.- itl. SllS.iieio!! l-'s;e l 11 ' i I Geo.
Pledger, a young iii t .1 wo 1 '.vorLi.-d
on the farm, :''1;t ho was arrested
pending investigation.
Dec. Lb J lines
was railed up from
di-!i( ii, s'oee!i miles
ils m raing. an-I. as
was siiot
u:il;n wu
man ktiown r.-i my Wife. i:i ('niise-qtien.-e
of attei. e!: r !;... i'. wows of
the Jumpers and the Howlers an I
ti e Cat Rimers h is be. o 111 entirety
Sepct less Cra::y . ol !', . kiless rod
d-. es nothing t-.it: ruo ii ami !.r. n
the road ami Circulate the Mo-; -,.
fa oi tts Lies t 'urieerniiig myself :i: l
others thus r..-1-oninIishin.r mv Kul;:.''
r i '! i
.1 V
r.?f
li.y.
1 1 -ji-'j
Mi:;,
I I.
.1 I..
J.-il' lav
die
d.d
1
litslit Prisoner lisenpe
ItHtter JH.
from tile I
Ol el!
iverr wiln i ll.reit tn.it t!ir
Noi t!i tbd fen yield t- the liematids
of the South, the Siates t f that sec
tion would depart ' like 'he ten tribes
f sra-l." John P. IL.lo sprang t
I.il It;-..
1- I I y
I ri-.-
o.
The toy: In In4ii,
Lt.M.N, December
the dense, fog which set in
II. The
it 11 I'll me.
i 1 1 11 .- y it via w .
day continues, affecting tho busiiu-s
of the city and the navigation of the
Thames. No vessels hare, arrived
in two days. The big has caused
the cattle show in Agricultural Hull
to be a failure. Some of the animals
hare died, aud the owners are with
drawing others. The fog covers an
area of about fifty square mip s, Lon
don being the centre.
4'4I!i.oi) of'I'im l'reiylat Trqlas.
CiNCiNATi, December !. A Gu
zette, special s r. 4 that on the IV.u
llirg, Fori W a. .10 and Chicago Rail
road' ce-.r ;) .o.irt, Indiana, last night,
two f, '.':. trains collided at full
spe. .1 i'i engineer and other t m
p'o; 1 1 scaped unhurt by jumping
t; oe :jni train, Hoth locomotives
. gnashed, with a Urge number
of ii. IgLt ears loaded with flour; nil
of w hich was destroyed. One of
the locomotives exploded at the mo
ment of collision.
l.oxt In a Morm.
Fort PuiPCiK, Dec. 10. A party
of ladies ami .gentlemen, who h h
RuT'.ki:. Pu , Dee. J.-
Iheir e.-eapi.1
made
ib
a;l at tins loace between
two o'e! ick this in .riiiiig.
fected at) entrance t-t
through it gained the mai:
dug unihr the jail wall.
1-
escaped is .jtii.ti . -orei::a:i. bt'.eiv
eoiivieted rf attempting ti p lisoii
John Snyder of this place
Fight pris
IV. .in tin-
one and
They cf
tiie sewer,
1 cellar and
A tnong the
b.t. 1
it. i-.tid. hi
said; "And
1.
magilii
what becimo ,,f .
toe toil tribes of Israel? Pisper.-.-d. '-- !-
scHtlcrcd, lost; and no o;:- kri.ovs ' V'.-'"'.
what becameofthom ; but tin Ark of wnv.
the Covenant ofthe living God remain- '
e l Wi'.n tiie trii.e or .1 nda.i.
. uro l.i
.1. II.
. - .ii rr.
t i ;jnr r i km.
placed
Two Lock Haven boys broke $150
worth of glass in the windows of the
Fpiscopal Church in that phice, hut
Sunday. Their fathers settled the
1:11 ..I I .....4. : r.t . .1 ..
0111, unii iue ooys wear ctisiiions 011 1 rest 01 inc party, among liiem ino away p.r ii
tueir sleds when they go coast ng j wilo of the deeeasud, arrived here dations and
now.
Orders f ir 2.000 freight ears, to lei
I in rea linens f,,r ;he irunspor- i
tatiori of about VoO.OOi) bushels ofi
whoat, says tho St. Paul Vcs, havej
receiitly been issued by tho Miiwau-i
kee and M. Paul Iluiiroad Compauv. I
A Rochester editor went hunting 1
the other day f..r the lir.-t time in j
twenlv-tw.i years, and In was luc ky j
j'1,0 e:;Q Jgh to bring tit w ii au old farmer
II. by a shot in the leg. The distance
t.l was sixty-six yards. I
Kansas is 1 ecom:ng a cotton o-.v w-
i.. ; u t..-i". , ,
. tA-v .1. '
OCtli
s. . , V ' . . - 4, ; : ... ,, v -1
- r ; . v 1 v ,- -rr 1
Piedemont yesterday afternoon to at
tend a dance here last night, were
lost, utid tho team exhausted,
party camped, and one of ti.ciu,
M. Mitchell, the railroad agent
operator at I ledmont, started alone' Kansas is becomin
to find the fori and to get aid, but ! ing State. F.verv sample of lae pa.-t
na. in... nun irozeii 10 tltatii. i no seas, .!! s gr -aw: i. v. !o. 1 to:-, I., .... t,..:t
I '
i:r;t:
safely tlits morning.
bu t wilh e oiiiiiieu-
guaraiitees o! success.
V:
l-.Ol
lt:i: :
1 S:.itrs. f-r
iiL.-r at nay Lai-.
both as to tcxtijr.fima quality
I
l DUFF & SONS.