Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-04-19
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ring belonging 70 Jeh laws
PRrssIxG the finger on the upper lip, Just
below the nose, viii make the seFerssl pre-
monitory symtoms Of saeeze pass on.
A pIspArcn from Philadelphia says; The !
plasterers are stil on a strike for nlghsf W ,
ges, and Intend 70 hold cut.
Jgrg DAVIS says that the late Connecticut
election was one which that State could well |
BE- proud Of Precisely what the rebel sym
pa,hizers hereabouts say.
THg returns Of the New York census Of
1865 have recently been published. They
indicate a sight decline IN the population OF
the entire state, as well as Of the leading eity
as compared with the returns OF ls9o'
A special dispatch from Columbus. OHIO,
10 tbe Cincinnati Gazstte, under date OF the
LAT inst saws. The Statesman forced the
negro suffrage issue at the municipal election
/ in this CITY. ind the result IS Union gam Of
\ 500.
A WATCH has been manufactured IN Pans
wA;ch Is wound up by simply opening the /
case to note the time. It only requires 70 oe /
opened once a month to keepit al~ays goingi |
! aud il Is perhaps the nearest approach 10 per |
petual motion yet invented
Cougr BIsaARck has sent an energetic note
to Pans. demanding OF the Emperor Napoleon
ms rEAsEuG i3E aAAi&lEs LII 60
holds France responsible for the conseQuea-
ces Of such a step aud asks the instant e5s-
satioB ef agarlks prenazatians
Tins New Orleans PlsayaHe, in an article
On negro suffrage, says with great force. II
4 ridiculous for any one to pretend that he Is
lowered or disgraeed BY going to the polls
with negro, when he crowds in at the gen
eral delivery with him to geta letter al me
post Office
Hos. GEoReE EyAys, died in Portland
! Me-, on Friday night. The deceased repre-
seuted his State eighteen years IN the house
Of Representatives, and SIX years IN the y NJ
! ted States Senate, with credit 70 himself ana
2 State. lie was man OF dlslingulshed aDlLltg
+ especially in financial matters
+ THE election in Baltimore on the 10th inst,
on the question Of the state constitutional
3 gpestion and on the question of running street
p passenger cars on Sunday IN this city, IS pro
5, crossing quietly and earnestly. The result
> on both questions is doubtful. he vote VIII
{ be large. The most admirable order preSall
i TIE enumeration Of children in Philadel.
4,bia. made bv the police, shows the following
results: Boys 1854; girls II, ,o43-total l4-'
+, 81 Ia public schools 76i4l9: In private
: schools Z, ,709. In parochial schools II ,eo5;
= At regular employment20, 9O2- N0tat schoo
q or employment 2o,584.
ID TIE Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned
pr u o. clock noon on Thursday last Sl&teeI
n huudred and fiftytwo bills, and sixteen JON
r resolutions were passed. The Free Rallroal
- bill was defeated-also the bin fixing pc
= cent as the legal rate Of interest. Hon
\, dames L. Graham. Of Allegheny, Repubhcan
~ was elected Speaker during the recess
4 TnE National IatsHigeacer says it is ascer
sir tained tnat the amonAt stipulated IN the treat
an for the purchase Of ne Russian possession
~ iu America, Is ten million two hundred thou
H sand dollars IN gold, within ten months ate
- the exchange ofthe rahhcatons OF the treaty
- The ratifeations are 20 he exchanged al asf
ineteu before the thirtieth OF June, or II
y. treaty fails.
ug WuII4N AsD MARY CoLEGE, in Virgins
es is 10 be rebuilt, and help is wanted. u is u
ne Oldest college in America, but was buruf
81. down during the war Thomas jefferson
~ James Monroe John Marshall, Winfield SEQ
Peyton Edmond and John Randolph, L.
Tazevell. John j. Crittendeu and others we
.,- kno7vs. were graduates Of the college.
aft .Iltis f75f the detection aud arrest 81 I
The mgrderers Of Noah and Abram Look, "
ION citizens Of this State who were foully deg
ous with last October, in Mississippi, has fall
yet ( to pass, q Democratic member, al the Ia
not moment, obiecting It of. It would seem th
less the ideas Of the Pennsylvania Democracy
s3Iv rec1ustruction coincide with those Of Il
and Mississippi brigands.
ich Tua Union Pacific Railroad Compan
GUS Kansas branch, applied to the g1vernme
cen on Wednesday, for commissioner to exaE
sra- inc the seventh section Of their road, eXten
ed ing 10 the Saline river, forty five miles We
um of Fort Riley. They are laying the track
luts the rate Of mile and half day ana c.
inc VIII reach the town of Salina fifty miles b
.an yond Fort Riley and four hundred and sixt
~ eight miles west Of St. Louis, on Saturday.
oi Tau Richmond (Va) Examiner aceour
-ns for the explosion in the Clover Hill mines
the follows. The coal is mined in chamber
ates which are closed with doors. when the m
s. OF are ou5 Of them, to prevent the escape Of g
me into other parts Of the mine. The door
col one Of these chambers had been remove
of III is supposed that as the mule driver pass
the this chamber the gas was rushing out, tor
not fire from the candle in his hat, aud explod
void with the lameutable results already given.
ions THE Senate and Legislature adjourned thr
sessions on Thursday last The amount
business done in the passage Of public q
o., private bills has been immense, In tutul
a. a., the Legislature viii not be bored so much
ave the passage Of these private bills, as q grt
many Of them can be referred to the cour
~ There were no bills Of very general lntert
acted on. The ratification Of the Constjt
A' I tiOual Amendment was the most cOnsplcuo
act of the whole session, and one that viii
nee douud TO the credit of every member.
ute. TuE Democratic press all the land o1
have been pretentiouslY calling on the color
san. population to note the fact that the Oh
Me- Legislature refused to submit to the peopl
rav. vote on striking out the word white" FRI
,,tg | their Constitution. VIII these same pape
inform their colored readers that the Oh
80, Legislature has rescinded their action, a
MI. sent the question to the people? VIII tht
- papers note, too, for their own Consideratt
'' that this step was taken before the result
the Connecticut election had proceed is nee
-tty aaa ensured Abe passage Of the auIUi
to~s ment before the people?
S in 4 stringent law against prize fighting
San lust been passed by the Pennsylvania Legis
re- ture 1t makes the penalty for engaging Il
}lete prize fight, or taking part as second OF bot
ned holder, q fine of not more than $1,000, g
, for solitary imprisonment not exceeding L
tam years. Every person being present at
H. fight, and encouraging the same, or lay
he any bet or wager on the result thereof, whe
er present or not, shall be considered a P
ticipaut therein, and as giving gencourageme
- thereto. and may, at the discretion Of
-, Court, be punished in like manner.
who THE Supreme Court room was dens
into crowded on the 18th inst. All the iud
,5ad we're present. The Mississippi injunct
,erts case was before the Court on a motion 10
-, the bill. Attorney General Stanbery mad
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