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n%ppfunaen. une Der sdnee ptrtt as etn Isnte. tnbeua {.
uumiIteltare Gireulattrnen b~erpprrufs unb >e tpbte Grse
su neaen xeben ermedt. SIN btrfelben N0eite adet bat
arpee 5aasmittel Meifbler's &rduter @tttere-
Rem aaf ss WeaiI Dor. pslae IN faan S.
faaHesteit s%Orseptn; feline siseaiSafssn al
Gin dSnie tr;eusen bic Standardization unt e.
freultdfen R.;uitats In hsr g~tdntenne ~ Butts nnb tt
Der @lefSrmt, ct. NIT neSer = sas Slut kur8 ben aan<
,en a5rpsr aisbsa last. ~ raau.t slei&amaeeS tbes
9inseniB ~ trdftiser @sIuustbslt tort, inbem u &rans~
iraeno sinsmGbarateer fem. ablpIat ~fsrtrstbf. q iR dne
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aeita unb rprl&r;ftsuaafis. mad hn gebsas&sAnsefuna
pel1e jsce Jlafde btele.ttt, oenpmmen mirb. ~ haben
bel agen 7rrsuiitsa uue 3dnetern. I. f.f
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|. $arts, i. Mat.-Nm DtenRao Raamtt
tag brad elm ernfltaer Mufrapr ~ Ct.
Quentin aus, als bte DOltsti1sr gs.saftuns
etnes Mttsltebes bes Standardization IT.
teiterpere!nS fArttt. 3wet tau(tnb Nrbeth:
srifen bic Electromagnetic uno BE @enbars
men an, wurben aber pur4 baS Nttt6Y
ausetnanber 8etrtsben. ''.'.
Dte entoedte 9erf2wSruno tt Wei &C.
fabrltder, ais tai anflnelt9 slaubte.
Cine Msn9e Bomten puroen pon Der pelt>
get eouiseirt; to9 f&etnen BE 6aurtlette.
PES Gcmplottes nod ni&t enteedt ~ ftn.
Die frenefen Mllttdr' unb woltaetmab.e.
seln 1nb pcn Sette Der Resterun9 setrofsn.
atben, 29. Iprtl.-Dte @eeteruns per,
fabrt enersifA NIT ben Riubern. Muber
ben am %. bineert&tsten 0eten @aubm6r>
bern putoen Sage barauf finf anbere jener
8anoen enttauptet. Die &6pfe Der eanaen
Neute fnb Dor ben Iberen Der Gtabt If
fentlt& %aussefeut. Das yro,ebperfabren
mar Elm etnfa&es; etne Dertbetbt-
sune muree gar ni@t erR an9eb6rt. Dst.
tere @a6ri&ten dber bte benz 3ea ber8anbe
na4iesenben 1ruppsn flno nod nt1t etnee>
1aufen: man slaubt, tselslbsn baben bic
@rsn3e uter(9rttten. Die tarttf9e St9te-
runs bat TIRE @ren3truppen sur Cisppgtipn
9efsat, I'm Die sri.@tlasn 1rappsn su IN"
terEusen. .... ta.e-.sHn.r>, .
6abana, 2. Mat.-Der @eneraltapttatn
Sat burh stns Orasr aue perfoneh, Die In
psn rebstihsn Dtarteten a1 aafbalten,
0uforbern laTen, I'D binnen b,etDis Iasen
nab Der acknowledgement 5taot' pbrr NnRebs
lung ~ beseben. w~iprtsentaGs Ge ais ST.
6eQsn hekanpelt werbsn.' peDbdlb' 9rese
Nufregans.
Yaris, 5. Mai. - Sn tpouss Strabbura
unb @ousn 7nr auanas Nitslteber bes Sn.
ternatspnalenMr bciter Beretns uertaftet nor
ben. Dram fGist bic 3atl Der ttt lsSten
5amfaa perbaiteten perfonen auf msbr ais
3%pettauienb. .. III.
Geunor. bier ptu man n,ht redt an
bic in Yarts Notwithstanding 9~laubeu.
~,cnbern man bait bic yfatrv fur stnen 49,
lt3etfrei6. I'd. @4ai... Vs.
&ou,. Vvn Rom meloet Der 1elegrapb
tpteber u,andsrlft ibsr au8ebltde Yrotefe
ppn ;5eite Der OpppFtipn int Eenei1 u. bal.
Der geier tbut an teifsn. bsrarti9e Vufe Der
8i16enfetnre 81, niht ju beadten.
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@dmpnh, ~Gtearns g., 25. April 70.
Qteber @anberer!
Sc, @anbersmann stop! Sd tdtte btr
aud pieber einnaal etuas, unb atrar redt
grfreult9es ratt;uttsilen. 3war rotl ,otf>
fenb, bae bu iest NIT anteren, rtdtiseren
6a9sn unsemein pie1 ~ ttun taR unb BEL
1ate INNER per @team reifen mubt. mage
t9 es bod. tth auf elm babies Stlnbden
In uetn @aus 3u rufen, unb NIT Dir 3u plat
bern. Du barf1 ater ntdt un9esulbi9 .rer>
BIN, rean ID bas. mas i'd Dir fasea min.
nt6t 70 fHbn ucrb.insen fam, ME BE &C.
letrttn 6srren. unb nun nod Gins, bepor
Du bid risberlssel: Du er3dbl1 uns prn
brdbsn DOE, alien ganrlanb, ater @!aus
bensloisteit. RintRertrtRn, permtdelte
fueta(e ;3aRiaoe unp wie Die Dtnoer bsii>
fen. 70 r{sl zrauriseot - entl6dbieet uns
aber haflr icaleid mtster nit terrltdsn.
f~1euttsen Nahridten aus Der epieen Statt
Don, bl. Gortil, uno tieb' telcnbers burd
bte t6df intereNanten goyreNcnben3en tes
9odwurbi9fen @rn. Mbtss 9. Wtmraer.
bab t9 MIR taum setraue, Did o~ufSuba!ten
unb nit metnem@ erlauber auf betnen @an.
%beruneen III fDren. Mter t9 wtQ Dir ia
bod nur etpas G96nes unb Grbaultdes
fasen, unb iol9ss anjut6ren BIT Du inner
berett. unb Id .bertdte Dir aus Der 9eimotb
flbf. ron Gem trauten Stdbtden @t9r
r,onb.
3und6f modte ta Dir er;dblen, pte mir
bier btefes Sabr bur6 bic Gbarwp1e In Der
Stride elm pradtpotes III. Grab tatten.
Inter eettuns bes tpdru. P. Gorbtnian O.
s. B. perfertists Der tletne @ann ba briben,
Du fennf, Jpn ia. ben @errn 8iuu,el, bae
@eReae. NIT flaf bcben Bosen, gum III.
@rab. Sdcn eintse @c@en uorber bdu,'
merte. fdste unt bobe1te Ct tarauf LOG, bag
man ibm anfub, es mide etwasSe&tes tuer-
ben. Der &unnler ST.. gtneen5 @9tfrer
pomSt. SobnsGcaese temalte bteBosen NIT
prdatisen Slumen unb Gpteuranten. Da.
~ tamen belle bunte &useln, berrli&e Blu
menfode, Stele Qi9ter unb anbere fd6ne
Sa@en. &ur3um, bic 2eute fpre4en in.u,er
nod bon benz f&Snen FL. Grabe unb fasen:
"un'er 3err Yfarrer perfebt es ater bod
redt gut ein3uri&ten, immer tpas S4ones
au fren." 8efonbers fd6n mar es am III.
&barian'iase. bel Der Seier berMuferRetuns
unfers Germ Sefu. "a tdtttf NAL 1eten
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Snldnoii9e Ma@rt@ten.
rbIt9e s.

ct. YauI. - Die rat anoadt, bieie in
aaen QGnbern Der tatbpltf4en G%brifen1ett,
ia felbf in teitnifAen 2dnbern Bel from
men @tautenssenoHen auidbrli6 ubltde
gerebruns Der tunsfrdult&en @cttesnutter
Rnbet in Der bieeeen @aria 6immelfatrts'
fir9e teb.n Sag Mbenos IN. balt adt lltr
TAFT, rpie bsreits unse;etst sucreen. Nuf bent
aan3en @rbtoben, iberatl no bas SiesesSei<
den bes &reu3es cine 8etueibte 5tdtte bat,
frDmen bic @ldubisen f&aarenpeiie in bic
@otssbdufer unb tpetteifert befonbers BE
Susenb, ben Mltar Der 9tmu,elstrnisin gu
f4miden.
8ou &stp tllua fAretbt man une, bab bic
bortiee fatboltl9e @eneinte bur4 bic &ad'
lebr tbres beltebten Seelicrsers to&w.
q. Bersbolo NIT beralt&er Treube erfudt
,purbe. Man1ens berfelben ridtsten iDre gor'
tetsr an ttn cine Dant . AoreIe, ais aus
trud Der Observation-Disclosures fur feline opfer'
,ptntss 9ineebuns NIB 9bdtisfeit 3umWotte
Der @emetnbe. DAP inn nt9t elm feierlt'
DYER Gmpfans bereitet perben fcnnte, 1T ba>
burd 3u ertlaren, taB @e&w. 81. 8ersbcfo
feline @emeinpe uberrafdte, bepor ie Ra9'
ridt ncn ietner @etmfetr sr5ielt. Gs 1T fur
ben u@anberer" etne febr unsenetme Auf'
eabe, ben eblen@ obltbdtern in New ySrf
une Baltimore gang DEFENDERS CUR
&enntntb 3u brineen, oab bic beuti&en &a'
ttsliten Mem lluas bic BON benlelben ertal'
ttne r%nterRlbuns fur ibre &ir&e tets in
bantbarem Mabenten bebalten perben.
eabaunab, IN Georgia. bat einen neuen
Btf1pf ertalten, tnbem Der bisberise @t.
Res. Or. gerot, auf fsinsu Dunf4 mad ct.
ausufine, tit Tloriba {neues 9tsttuml,
perfxst unb an feline frabere Stene st. Reu.
o.. g. YerGeo ernannt tpurbe. Qebterer TT
Staltener BON @eburt, ,pirtte lanse Sabre
als Miflondr in Snbten, no It 8tr&en unb
Hnbere relisioie Mnfalten ~srinbete unb Dor
stpa feds unb 3pansts Sabren gum 8if&of
ron &sia ernannt ,purbe, fpdter belt Ct f@
entee i3ett in Neape1 auf unb fam auf bic
Derweabun9 bes bo@p'feR Bif4cfs Q9n&
Dor arpet SaGren mad Glib Carolina, tpo ct
ebenfa1s febr erfol9ret&e MinVonen BELT.
Ole G%onieeratipn bee tc&w'fen s. s.
Borsee aunn BiI1of BON Caledonia In part.
inf. unb gum @bmtntRratcr Der Dioee(e De-
trcit tpurbe an, @onntae, ben "a. &pril, in
Der Gattebra1e son Cincinnati POM 9chtp'>
fen Bifaof &cfterans unter IflfenS Der
&o&w'fen Btf66fe 2lers BON Sort @arne,
T.tan ron Nafbp'1e unb 9Sbbe ron Co.
ptngtpn unter ben iblt9en Teterlt&fetten
smsenommen. Die TefreSe btelt @eneral'
ptfar Gbm. Yureeu.
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Mdnnern erlaubte, 70 talte tN es fir ,neine
VFt&t, sintse 3etlen Sbnen ale Grnaruna
;uaufenben, bic Ste eefaaisf tn Sbr Blatt
aufnsbMm wouen. Der 54retber tener
Competition f1eint Is fvinem Ytteaer ale tin
srcbes gsrbre4en aus3uleeen, neil ct per.
iu&t latbpl. Ginmanperer mad &anlas III
tnfrabtrsn, bamtt Ne Stride unb G9uls
babsn uno tatbcl. 4sben Sebtiben lam.
Wenn Elm Sute cbtr Snfod bte(ts einem
tatbpl. Yrtsler psrarst, wete e. wpbl, ,pa-
rum u btefes tbut. DAT ID nt9t ale
Yldte won &an1as, Colorado, Tebrasfa etc:
ben &atboltten empfebls, 10, neil i9 nt@t
ane ftnns, unb mas tA nt9t tenne, lam i'd
nidt empfsblen, has mDsen aneere YrieRe,
unb Eaten tbun, uno IL etsfs Won mand.n
@riefsrn, bic i'd psrfSRll2 lsaae. lsreits nit
eute1' erfp1se eef1sben. @as miA anbe>
trtft psree i'd aud tn3usunft fa4en, tatbp,
hf@e Satereaen III fIrpern, une @tmetnbeu
~ errt4teu, no f9 nod cute @slsesnbett
bte!et, 70 peit Id lam, fat 8atseltten I'D
tn aten 2bsilen sss Qanbes 3%erfrsueu ;u
laaen. NQe anberen @rinbe unb @eaen>
eranee pcmNnfans bts gum v@tsrben II. 0e.s
befben" jenes san3en Ma@wertss, baltic t4
tetner &rpteoerun8 wertb. Gum S9lufe
bsuerte t9 nod gum teberFub, eab i'd un~
ter sas, mas t4 8el1rteten, msinsn ebrlt9sn
Namen fese, uno psbtalt flr Vie @abrbett
eedelsen etnfebe; Der Gtnftnbtr jenss Nrt>
tels int Banoerer bat fetRen Namen Dem
Yublitum eat3o0en - cb Ct ste1stdt tetn
re9fes 3utrauen gun, etoenen Ramen bat3
ober {einen 3wed auf perRedte Detfs leIGter
~ errei4en buft2 Sapienti sat.
qewts M. 6tnt, 0. 8. B.
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~
s,ena Set Sitter wtrb senslbst, bab inter
ben torteen Mnaeblern ercbe 3eunrubi'
sune berr(bt ue9en Der brotenben @altuns
Der @tour Snbtansr. Dor etntsen Wo&en
famen $50 Stcur'&rteser, seua1t unb aug
serieet sun, &rtese mad eoats Tort, Dbtts
9orfe platns. perlanaten %2ebensmtttsl une
brpbten, ieben Auerttaner TIM Settement
3u ermprben, tporauf 0e bte Antpprt erbtel'
trn: ,penn Re etnen Mmertlaner %uHbrtnsen,
tuerbe bic @eeteruns Re NIT after Na&t
aa&teen. Dtn nd@Rtn @trstfsue unter>
netn,en bic R0tbtdute mad BEN amerttant'
f9en @ettlement an, yemttna Rtper. Die
NnVebler befnben R@ in grocer @efabr ant
erparten pon Der Bunbesreeteruns militdrt'
faen S4uB. .. .4!... t.+ g
Gin ber3ltder Gmpfans ,purbe tem ron
@om 3uradeetebrten Btf&ofe Sadie aus g.
naba au She'll. Dtserprdlat befu6te mini
lid bic &nRebler auf ben @btts6ertYlatns
f9tlberte tn fetner Mnfpra&e an teren Bewob-
ner feIneG rlebntFe tnRom, bteBebeutuue bee
Gpnetls, beGen Mt.slteb e. mar, bis cine
Depel&e Der Ganabii9en Resteruno t0n ,u>
rid bertef UNI bic 8ermtttluna autfAen tbr
unb ben MufRdnbtt9en III abernebmen. Ct
naabnte In ndterlt&er @etf gum Muf4eben
pes @tberRanbes unb fpra4 bic 1leberaeu>
sune aus, bab bic ganabtt9e &esieruns bic
Bep01ftrune tsner @e9enben bur9aus ppbl.
woGenb betanbsln werbe.
&i@ter 2bn9 it nod thinner an Ter @r'
bstt. %m leBtsn, OtenRas tpurben> In @sle'
ma, Montana dsrr. 5pet Straeenrduber pen
ether Bolfsperfammluns true Der prcteRc-
ton s.s Rt&ters Simmons, gum Gobe per>
urtbetlt unb lpfort an einem Baum aufse>
tnlpft uno ber @asen, aufb BEN fe f9 be-
fanben, ruurbe inter tbnen weesetrteben.
gertrstbuns tes GeRnbels um ieben yreis
1T bic Qoiun9 Der bortisen Burger.
@eiaen.-Nuf Der g6rft 1T Elm: Samm>
lung pon @eisenprottn aus ben perfdtsp''
oenen eurcpdifden 2dnbern ausseae1t. Ger
Marft tpar matt unb fAlrD 3u 87a Q,s.
gcrratb $4,000 Buffet sesen 100000
Buffet rprtseS Sabr.
9n Qetr Dort tamen rprise BuAs 1859
G]inwanperer an, uno 3par ltss 5000 pon
liverpool. wdbreno @ambur9 NIT T2 uno'
Bremen nit 672 pertreten IL. Die VUli3i
perbaitste in perielben Dc&e 1886 gerfonsn
al1p uber 200 tiSliG.
81 go{on, Rad. branuten am poristn
SamRas breibis@sb1a abe an esr G6eGanal>
unb 9rapers Strabe nieber, wccurh aber
100 Tamilten cbbadlos wurben.
Ginmanberung.- SIN Ntlwaufee ine leSte
ISOLDE 62S Gtnwanberer ansefcmmen, pon
benen 1872 In @iseonRn bletben, SO mad
Ninnelota unb E mad Soma 8in9en.
Die Stabt Mtlwautee bat $50 Sdent>
rptrtbldaften pbsr Gallons.
Bon Iu1aba NITRO 9en1eloet, Dap oortta9s
lid 800 bis 400 G%tnwanberer burdreiien,
unt lid pctter peRlth ~ beeeben.
Muf bic in 80. 125 unb l26 olefes Blat,
ties erfatenenen 4rtifel udber bic Ginmans
beruns In 8anias" fomntt uns na9fetenbe
Grmteberune IT, Der ~tr bic Bemerfune
vorausf9tden, bab ieneArtitel aus febr o9ts
barer Quele fou1n1en Nnb beren BerfaFer
ieber;eis 3u benz ftbt, mas er sefarieben
BAT. t.. H. .s
At@ifou, 8anias, Mpril &c. 1870.
Wertter 6err &ebatteur!
Da I'M .Dauberer'' BON 2. unb 9. April
elm sewifsr Ginienper anldblt9 zines Brte<
>. s- <-s . IN m ~
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9xn bad,ten @aKertaab bet Dubuque
Sowa erretdte Der Wtf0(Qppt AM, 2lfen
'April 1870, NO Ct ndm:t@ Fl Tub unb asbn
3ou .aber sas nttertse Waasrrt@eu van
1854 uno 8 GOT boyer a.s Vet Der tlsbsr.
l1wemmun9 tn 1859 mar.
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P. @entnser bat foleenben .ORerwunf9
an Do1inser mad Mln&en atseienbet,
sur BeberStsuns fur Jpn unb feline 6reunbe.
@eiu OFertuuai& an 9daiueer.
gs war In ben bret Stunoen Don iwDlf
bis bret utr am &barfreitas biefes Satres,
ba empfabl i'd, etniam In naetner !3eae per-
i4lodtn, Su ben Taben bes @efreu3isten,
benz Germ bic BebrdnsniGe fetner beilisen
&ir&e; unb febe, Elm @ebante tur9,oa
plSsli& u.etne seele. Sd erinnerte mid
an bas, BON benz Oberbaupt Der Stride
far5li4 aussefpro9ene @ort, ais etn 5tern,
Der emf am Sirunament Der Stride beu &C.
leu&tet in bas Duntel elmer biReren @ewit~
termolfe fant anb untersins.-DerStol bat
.Stn TIRE seflbrt. 50 tlaste gius TX. SD
ba6te mir: !3err. srbarn1e bid ieuer armen
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-28
TCommuuicated.1 I

The temperance meeting at the Methodist
Church last evening was attended by quite
large number, the house being very nearly
filed. The address Of Mr.. French was
characterized by strong practicsl common
sense, and was delivered with much ferveu-
cy aud force. 1t Is the Intention OF the
pastor TO resume the discussion Of the sam y
question next Sunday evening ne prevent
ing Providence, ct which time he will de-
velop The Five Points Of o respectable
rumsellrr's motto, and present the religion
of Christ as the only infallible cure for all
evils.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-28

A new West has been discovered. and is
to be explored next season. Colonel Luke
Mnriin, one of the leading merchants of
Cheyenne, is in Chicago, engaged in fitting
out large expedition which will start from
Omaha and Cheyenne about the Is of April
next, for The Big Horn country, which is
situated abont three hundred miles north of
Cheyenne. The Chicago Il, publican says
he expedition will bccomposed Of about TWO
thousand respectable young meu, and will
be furnished with four months rations giat-
uitousIy.. This expedition will leave under
military commander TO be chosen by the
members of the association, and will be
fully armed for their protection. Governor
Campbeil,of Wyoming territory, is greatly
Interested in this movement. Hs is at pres
ent at Washin gton, and has succeeded in
securing the aid Of the government.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-28

| The ALABAMA CLAIMs.-A memorial tn
Congress il receiving signatures in New
York. which proposes the aproiatnent by
The President OF a mercantile co,nni. sor
which shall ascertain the ac;all losses sus-
tanned from the Alabama school OF cruisers
in the late civil war, and lha, Ger iiicaits
issued by tue commission shall be good for
the amonut specified; the owners to be paid
out of any sums received from CIR at Britain
In fina! settlement of our differences with
that country. The New York journal OF
| Commerce thinks well of this proposition.
and has little doubt that a bill for literal
damages, after some little bsggiing and clip
ping, would probably be paid. The prom
nent principles urged in the petition are
First, these claims assume their national
character only by reason of the obligation
OF the Government to protect the rights and
property OF its citizens against lv:eiga ae-
gression, or any aggression for or against
which The laws do not aflord an efficient
remedy. Secondly, these claims lor spoiia-
'ion, whatever they may he. are 10 all il
tents and purposes, the property OF tie first
sufferers, or their legal Ipp ses"ntative,. and
they have the legal right to do what they
please with them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-28

A train composed Of all the locomotives
and railway carriages in Europe would reach
from St. Petersburg to Paris and would
contain 100000 passenger carriages and
500, 900 luggage vans. The railways OF
Europe are carried over $4,000 large end
small bridges, and :. 80 through 81 miles CT
tunnel; $50, O,0Oo,UO0 cwt Of iron has been
used for th. rails, and $4,000, 100 ext oi
coal is required ..yeaely, to feed th. engines.
The network o'jEuropean railways represen
'eng,h Of 7O,7ls mics, ls 300 locomotives
are employed on 1t. and the distance thes.
travel during the year 10 6O,0OO,o0O miles
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-28

A Petroleum Association has been formed
at Cleveland. for the purpose of the protec.
tion Of those engaged in the petroleum trade
in that city. The following officers were
elected:
President-George Westlaks.
Vice Presdents-Jobn Holland and G N
Chase.
Secretary and Treasurcr--Chas. II. Tuck
.er.
Executive CoInmittee-K. G. Scofiel6, o
H. Payne.
Arbitration Committee. G, Hussey,
N. D. Clark, G. O. Caslington, John Glitch
,Aey, J. q. Harmon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-28
japan hs, stretched its first Telegram

Japan has stretched It's first telegraph
II connects Yeddo VITA Yokohama, both
important cities. b-tween which lightning
lingo is to fly on wings ont stripping the
wind. The Japanese are wonderfully quick
in adapting modern inventions and discoy-
cries 10 their social condition. Their ennis
sares took notes AMI made sketches Of
every thing that interested them when in
America and Europe, aud proceeded to turn
then to some kind OF account as soon as
they returned home.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-28
VERY NEAR a TRAGEDY.
HOW GRETCHEN DIDN'T HANG HANS.

The Davenport, (Iowa) Democrat has the
following wtll-iold story of one of the most
interesting hanging Cases on record:
CLANS is good at pitch, hut no, success
as provider. lie won't make any money
for himself, and spends what Gretchen
makes. She interviewed n druggist. He
promised arsenic, smelt a rat, put Hans on
his guard, and gave Gretchen starch in
stead of poison. Hans threw up his hard
aud went home. 1t was somewhat late, nd
he could risk 1t for awhile by the side
OF the would-be murderess. The next day
everything moved on just the same. Hans
did't eat a very hearty breakfast, and went
up town to buy his provender. At dinner
time he came homo hungry and pitch
ed into the victuals with unspeakable
avidity. His jaws soon lighted on the
treacherous starch. He gave a yell and
doubled himself up like wounded boa cop.
strictor. He fell upon The floor and had
spasms In short, he took on scolops
high. His wife sat by. enjoying the specta-
Gle and tenderly inquirug, wat is der mat
ter init Hans? When be had become in-
sensible, she went up stairs, three at time,
and let down good.szed rope, through an
augur hole, into the room where Hans lay.
Then she came down and fastened the rope
around bis neck, rropped him up in sit
ting position, and again went up stai,s.--
But Hans bad an inkliug Of her fell intent,
and, coming to himself, with remarkable
presence Of mind, he unquickly nndld the
moose from his neck and slip it around the leg
ofthe diuneri able, thea he calmly sat down in
chair and waited developments. The
way that table lit across the flour was
caution. 1t was yanked all ont Of shape,
aud every dish on it smashed into thous-
and pieces, aud then the piece Of fnrnitnre
drawn tight up against the ceiling. Soon
after was heard the voice of bis beloved
wife from the upper chamber window, call
; ing ont in accents Of grief that her darling
lord had committed suicide, and the neigh
bors commenced to run toward the house.
Coming down stair. she met the irate Hans,
who advanced threateningIy, brandishing Il
formidable switch, with which he proceeded
to belator her most numerically. Gretch-
en- could not see 'how it come TO was that
Hans conld swallow poison with impunity,
and gives it up es bad job. H,ns enjoys
bis customary esea.ng game, and has his op-
inion Of u man who cant govern bis house
hold.
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AxEIYsL frrs DESAi. UA. !,
1R IN .DN y. &. & 4. 's' ~

SOUTH.
No. 9, Pass,uces leave CORY ll.Zo a.
~. Vitrss'li., 70 80 p. III. /; Petroleum Ceu
tire. i.4c y. NJ; Oil City, % p. m'; IT.
vnetop, Z 10 p. III.
NJ l. Passenger-Leave Cory 81 q. m
Tiusviiir, 7.35 a. M; Petroleum Genre
vineton 11.40 m.
No. s. passencer-Leave Cory G. o5 N;
Titu.yiile. $50 D N: Petroleum Centre,
S,ss m; arrive at Oh City 0,2O m.
NORTH.
No I. Passenger Irvineton 7.I5
a m. oil CITY. lO.l0a n; Petroleum Cen
trc. II, ,05 ~; Ti,usvilie, ll,5O IN; arrive
at Cory LAO p m.
NJ. 3, PassSn ler-Leave lrvineton, H.
n5 D N: OIL City 2.57 p nj: Petroleum Cen.
tire, 3. So p N; Titusviile, 4,2o p IN; arrive
at Cory 5.45 Q m.
Ne 6, Passenger-Leave Oil City 100 a
N; Petroleum Centre. 7.43 u m; Titusville.
80 m; arrive a. Cory 1910 a IN.
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REV. c. II. HEARD, Pastor.
srs. rETER AND PAUL'S Catholic
CuiIRCH
Gold today ll6.

ACCIDENTS on THE COLUMBIA FAMINE.
Wesley Hampshire was quite severely ipjur
ed ca Friday, on the Columbia farm. He
was engaged in helping 10 load boiler on
1, wagon, when by some means one end
ofthe boiler swung around letting the whole
weight on'bis right foot. badly crushing II
sad hreakiagl the large bone of the fsot.--
lie will probably he laid up for some time
in consequence.
On the same farm, on Saturday, Nc W.
@. Keikle was struck on the bead By the pit
man falling OF the crank, while be was en-
gagged in repairing it. It mado . cnt sever.
al inches long, Had the engine bsrn run
iog a. fnlI speed his injuries would have
been much worse.
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The alarm of Gre this morning was caused
by sspaIk from the furnace of the Ander-
son well No. liz, Central Petroleum Co. IS
farm, setting fire to barrel that had been
placed in the derrick to catch the oil that
leaked from the sinffing box. But for the
prompt exertions of the workmen at the
well in smothering the frr,an extensive con.
haGration would have occurred As it was
no serious damage WAS done.
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ber Yad
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