Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-15

this winter.
The Alden type setting machine 10 soon to
be employed In the Offices Of the New YORK
dailies.
There will be another State Temperance
Convention in Harrisburg On the 18th Of
February Dext
The frst salmon for the stocking Of the
Connecticut river, werc bstched at Charles
ton, N. H., Tuesday night.
The New York Times, Radical, declares
that the Chase party iDtend to run their can
didats for the Presidency regardless of who
is nominated BY the "narrow.minded block
heads"
The San francisco correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune, Radical, says that II Gran,
should be the nominee of Forney and that
faction of Radicals, he will be woefuly beat
en- in California, Oregon and Nevada.
Our Minister at Madrid represents that
Spain is not only willing, but anxious to sell
the island Of Cuba to the United States.
Gen Napier has left Bombay for Massowah
to take immediate command OF the troops ad
vancing into the interior of Abyssiuia.
Robert NJ. Douglas aud Stephen A. Doug
las, sons of the late Senator, Douglas, wele
lately on visit to their relatives in North
Carolina. Robert NJ. is nineteen years of age
and Stephen A. is seventeen.
A formidable revolution has broken out in
the State Of Yucatan, Mexico. It is q rebel
lion against Juarez's Government. The rev.
olutionists have pronounced for Santa Anna
as Dictator, and that parsonage was expected
there, but at last accounts he was in Havana
The Fenians of Philadelphia on Wednesday
turned out in funeral procession in honor of
Allen, Larkin aud Gould, the Fenians execu-
ted at Manchester, England, for the murder
Of policeman. Three hearses, bearing the
names Of the executed men, were in the pro-
cession, and these were surrounded by mil
itary escort, numbering several thousand per
sons.
Surratt will be tried.again in March, be-
fore q mixed jury Of whites and negroes.
It 10 said that Judge Thurman will certain
ly be elected United States Senator from
Ohio.
The President will probably soon send q
message TO the RumP Congress in regard to
the suffering people Of the South.
A young machinist of Calfornia is about
apply ing for patent for steam plow which
pulvsiizes the soil and at the same time plants
and harroWs.
Charles Lobdell, associate editor of the La
Crosse Democrat, who was burned to death
in the Angola disaster, was on his way tc
Bridgeport, Conn, to be married.
Brownlow is charged with saying that one
half Of the Germans of Nashville had been in
the penitentiary in the old country. Natural
ly, the Germans are indignant, and propose
TO appoint committee to wait on the Gov
erno: and asee about it,"
A large burdle, which was tumbled about
on the ground in the hurry Of extricating The
sufferers at Angols, at last emitted q wall and
on being opened was found to contain siz
months old baby, without O scratch upon its
body. The mother was dead.
II. q. ..i1 ,hat tbo vvhola hl~nL ard EAR
convention Of Mississippi does not own prop
erty enough to furnish means for the buria
of one of ito members.
The Radicals look only to the interest o.
the blacks. They have no whites In thsiI
eyes.
II HOLT 10 to be suspended" it 10 hoped II
will be from the same beam on which be
swung Mrs. Surratt.
Looks that way-Put a..frock, bonnet, anG
spectacles on an owl, and it looks like black
Republican med,tating over the result Of the
recent elections.
When you pass door after nine O'Clock
and see yodng man and ayoung woman,aE
hear q smack, you may bet your bottom dol
lar that theiyoung man don't live there.
AFREsH.ERuPrIoS OF Mr. vEsUvIUs.-
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius, is just now
quite alarming. The whole OF the volcano l,
In violent action, and fame issues not onl,
from the old crater aud many new openings
TO the air, bat it continues to blaze after it
election.
The upheavings Of The volcano are attend
cd with shocks resembling those Of an earth
bulake, and loud detonations, MS Of battery
of heavy guns in full play, are heard.
A perfect panic prevails among the inhabi
tants of all villages situated in the neighbor-
hood Of the foot Of the mountain.
A Democratic banquet was given at th'
Metropolitan Hotel, Washington, on Wednes
day evening, to celebrate the fifty. third ami
versary of the battle of New Orleans. Hon
Judge Dunlap presided. Among the thre'
h,cdrad vDasta Who sat down IN dinner wer