Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-06

Nashville, Tenn, had its usual stAbbinR
and shooting afrssy, on Monday.
The residence of B. Stern, in New York,
was robbed of $4,000 in bonds and jewelry
on Sunday night.
A Cheyenne dispatch says the stables OF
Company ]. Second Cavalry, were burned on
Saturday, sixty-fVe horses perished in the
flames. Less, $4,000.
Kcating and Hollywood engaged in q prize
6eht in Kentucky, near the mouth of the Big
Miami river, on Monday, Heating had his
Lost the fight.
The wife of Daniel Prince, of Dudley, Mass.
aged about fifty years, left her husband in
bed on Saturday night, went into an adjoin-
room and hung herself to hook in the cell
ing overhead. She was found By the family
on Sunday morning. She had shown symp-
toms OF insanity for some months past.
The Galveston papers are warning the Tex
ans not to emigrate to Mexico in the hope of
bettering their condition. That country
they say, is too insecure for them to hope to
live comfortably, and the risks of bandltti
and constant outrage are far worse than any
disappointment that may have been caused by
the failure of the rebellion.
The Pacific Railroad has climbed to the
summit of the Rocky Mountains and begun
its descent on the Pacific slope. A dispatch
from the Chief Engineer of the work an
nounces the laying of the rails upon the sum
NIT, with befitting ceremonies, on the 10th Of
April.
A Radical print says ''impeachment will
cost $l00,0O0."As the extra police for the
occasion have already cost II 900 that state
ment was widely short of the mark.
CossIsrENr.-To see the Radicals trying
to force negro suffrage on the Southern States
where that class are degraded and british,
and at the same time reject it in the North
ern States where their numbers are few.
Illinois is doing noble work for the Democ.
ward, and made gain of three hundred. On
the same day, Bloomington, heretofore the
nursery of Radicalism, elected Democratic
Mayor by a majority cf 235. At Quincy an
exciting election closed by the election of
Democratic Mayor, BY majority of about
thousand-a gain of more than three hun>
dred.
Hon. Lafe DeveliD, formerly of the Tndin-
apolis Herald, will probably be tho Demo-
cratic Congressional nominee in the Fourth
Indiana District, in opposition to George W.
Julian,
James F. Wilson, Radical representative in
Congress from the First District, declines
denomination.
The Virginia election is ordered for June
2nd.
The Illinois Radicals are determined to
nominate General John NJ. Palmar, for Gov
ernor, Notwithstanding his repeated refusals
TO serve.
against the President before the "high court'
on Monday were vapid, wishy washy, pro-
ductions, and not better than ordinary news.
paper articles upon the same subject.
Two "manhoods" got into an affray, in
New Jersey, one day last week-one was
disfranchised forever.
An exchange says Butler will 60 into Gen,
Grants Cabinet. No doubt, if it is not kept
locked.
1t lie reported that Mr.. Vallandigham has
assumed formal charge of the editorial de-.
partment of the Dayton Ledger.
"Show me Conservative" said Radical
to Democrat, 'and will show you trai-
tor or dupe," "Oh ! certainly, sir. show
myself TO you, and you show yourself to
me-"
The Turf and Field which ought TO be
posted on such matters-has a letter from
Washington, which says that bets are being
made on impeachment, and millions will
change hands whichever way it goes" This
is certainly pretty big estimate.
On new slate of Ben Wade's Cabinet.
Horace Greeley 10 put down for Postmaster
General.
A Republican meeting at Richmond, Va,
on Friday was attended by 1900 niggers,
who were addressed by Hunnicutt.
The Radicals ct the recent charter election
in HOboken, New Jersey, headed their tick
cts "Grant and Victory" They were beat
On worse than ever befcrs.
The Selma Messenger says: "Ashburn,
Who the radicals shed tears over, was man
Of bad character and Infamous associations
An ex-slavs driver, ex-preacher, and low
demagogue, he met his death in . negro den
of prostitution where he had lived -
The Hartford Post says Of John J. Doanne