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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-31

HE0RGE c. KIRK. Justice of the Peace, Sur
VI veyor and Conveyancer. Lutbersburg. Pa.
All business entrusted TO him will be promptly at
tended to. Persons wishing TO employ Survey
will do we'll to give him call as be fatters
himself that he can render satisfaction. Deeds
of conveyance. articles of agreement and all legal
papers promptly and neatly executed Jes 4e-yp
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-08-31

SHOES, Ladies and Children's custom m ade'
Lasting Caters, Kio and Carpet slippers Moloo
co and Glove Kid BaImerals- Children ooioieu
wy 'A@P c. KRATZER.
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SPARKS FROM THK TEL ESRApu.

Maine will not abolish c. pitai punishment
TIE steamor CITY OF New bureh lies at Oarrison'a
~al,lns an opportunity TO SO north.
A bill to establish u hurenu Of immigration and
labor IL before the Kentucky Legislature.
Nearly nli te Presbyterian Churches In Cincin-
natl have adopte the free pew system.
The Strte Constabul,ry destroyed on Thursday
toWV worth OF gaming tmnlcments In Do ton,
Mr.. Dir. a dsriller of Hamilton couoty. Ind has
ben nned $4,000 for doIaalt IN tho payment OF hN
Waiskoy tax,
The nnieth anniversary OF tie Boston Mercintis
Boston Music Hal.
The rropeller HnsbroucT snd the barge Nevers!nk
are IN the Co Of Cold spring, bound SOUTH and unable
20 proceod further,
The Rhode Island House OF Ropre .entatIyea ves-
lerdAy voted 10 dedicate the Soldiers Monument BoDI
u. the anniversary OF Antietam.
Goods to the value Of o. 900 have been recovered
1m persons who have been systematically roObing tn
Cncinnat freight depots.
Republican Insetin4 In Baltimore on TLursday
night 10 honor OF tho Fifteenth Amendment, was sd
drrtsed by Senator Thayer
The eonnting OF the coupons surrendered by ex.
Auditor Wekline, Of New Orleans, shove q dencIencI
In hts accounts OF tSS 900,
A comDany has ben organized In ClarksviIIs
md. 70 cohslruct canal " orcate wafer power f1f
manufacturing purPo'cs.
Col, samuel T. Richards, late Rovonue Collector
Tor the RlxteeRth pstIct OF New York Wa yesterday
citizens,
Thomas Brown and Alfred D,ovn, cnLnred, who
were cond mned In Clark countN. We IN June lSA, W
murder OF Addison FoTer have beea pardoned by tAs
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Personal INTELLIGEYCE.

Figaro says that he puts up now at SIMPSONS.
Tie Manor has another green suit on hand. o
HALT Haiil
Think OF the difference between Old Hickory and
Ola oakey that's Hal.
Nearly everything appears to bo going up in the
market except Fish.
MSTrisssy sHys Take care Of the pounds and
Tho baltimore Htelsr states that Con. Slgol has
declined the poet OF Minister TO Portugal.
sinoe Mr.. Hulehns has been the Surrogate OF
New York ithas ceased TO De tho sorrowsaie.
Duval, the iCunoer OF cheap soup Louses In ParI.
is dying. Hh wealth is comnuted ut ten mil ions.
,Ss' oo%psoor ooaHolg :'S %GsTi Ss'a 20
Bra. Quesada, wife Of tho ex-Comman der. chief
q the Cuban army arrived In the Columbia yesterday
The Hon. Big Six says he would rather be door.
Clu5 OF Manhattan. " WV
A new edition OF the popular sons called The
dedication 70 MAyor oHali.
The Archduke Albert, son OF the Emperor OF
studying the Frcuch military system.
Baron Nathaniel Rnthschild, who died on tho 2sI
az 1n' 20 ssa Seen % Ping Hn9 nsrsEed from the
John b, Alley, the Congressional Celebrity Is In.
a,Ensn, a. our ienPn Alley Joke about him che otyr
Who SAID that he had? ' 'aSA'
The Tribune reports that Mayor Hall has accepted
an Invitation to rdo at the ea Of The on ST.
emerald grOen suit new dyed for the occa lon N ''
Onenblch gave magnificent dinner TO tho artists
an tho Brgands' at tho Grand Hotel 10 iaris
schneider wss there, sardou Strauss Alberto Eorac
open9ein iiousseau. and others less dslinS uisheJ
A tall, slim, light compIeIloned, well drossod
young man with light moustache. going about tho
cny correcting % hs own account. rents due " zeal
estate owner, lie generally prlctlses the con1.
dencc OF womer, and Is a sWindldr.
The srsduates OF Bowdoin College resident In III,
Guy have formed an ass Allon I'd have determined
70 have the snnnai dinner. lhe icep arc PRECEDENT
neNLr A. iiAwklnS, Nice'Preftlent, Georss L. Prem,
knanslus w. Lihhs ''
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JOTIIHGs ABOUr Town.

Dominic Murray's engagement In Woods Museum
Il for cigh. weeks.
What is the meaning Of the great Hugh and cry a,
the Chy Chamberains odicef
The boys are beginning TO call the Club opnosiio
Deinohioos the hAEHArIso CLUB
AZ the Colgate festival the other dav. up town ali
the brandy was g. O. r.. twenty. ave years ola.
TIE net reoerts OF the charity ball for the bene0t
OF the Nursery and Childs hospital. were ti65o7 ~.
Tho steamer BecktOn, OF the Anchor Line. nr.
days. - -
ElizsSeth 0rosbaek died suddenly last evening at
O1 West lhirtyth'rd street and George Schrbct Of
hoart disease nc 10 Wcs, Thirty.nnh strvet.
Visit the Boncl" Pneumatic Transit Tunnel un.
der Nro"dwny. The receipts go TO the Union Homo
l,lSQ
clerk Ruggests that n the Beach Pneumatic
Transit COMPANY would keep the tunnel open until
Nj aersatcr sum OF money would be gained for the
Union School.
TIE ofncors of tho sixtv-ninth Reyiment Col J,s.
Ceyanhgh connhnding have invited the onicer~ OF
Tsh corps thA may have we'd the late war TO par.
tcipAo with tsem IN the parade on st. PalreX Xs dav
=. Frank Trri bly, was unlosdiag carso from the
Meth iveG when the l,os,ie5 CLAM tnA pc aud
WAS years u ase. and resided in 81 MoHIos street.
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NEW JERSEY.

On Thur adav right three .venr-Oh son of James
body. ' 'e
aTairst the Norris and Essex Uai ROAD many for Oh
Struggling Bioad sweet by permitting traius 10 roman
on thctrAcS over night.
Johr Perry. iaborer. ~ Parsionanv Morris couu.
" was arfeslef IA Newark YESTERDAY rrccntinc tn
the teller otthe Newark city National Rank chrok
pnr O ting 10 have been drawn by Samuel " AFTER OF
Sl9Broad street. for seiC. "
scNwunn. the Newark murderer, was tason to
Trenton Yesterday 20 Cptar upou twcnt- wears i'm
nhonment ON assuming his convict gnrh he remarked
ual atcr the expiration uf b . sentence he would be
GIN lIio anew.
Joseph Cunninrhnm. recently emplOyed ps n book.
kcerer by Homer. Cnlarnv a 20 nj ph'pdcInh " AZ
arrested In Jcrscy CITY last uight for ALLEGED h
lions cTountng TO AZ no. while IN the ern,oy OF ID
nrm The prisoner Il retpectahly connected In trenton
Mrjor Senrs. treasurer of the keirre, rcruuent
fund ~ PQ't PAn. knatny n" =. :. sag ark
~; ~ his removal r"rman"n, to the Souh Ia en-
with HIM VI 100 OF the funds Major GoNrre TaiscAd
the Chairman Of the Monument Committee, mas made
the Ices good TO the society
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BROOK ".

The exHmination OF 0eorge Judaor, once cashier
OF tho fos,:onice. vas continued yesterday
Bricklavers' Union, No. I, q" Brooklyn, hast night
nned member. MIR O'Hagnn. t2N for working on lob
on which other Society men had struck
Owen Hand, the murderer OF james O'Donne'I
N the South brooklyn gas housc II to he rventenccd In
IA Court OF Oyer and Terninor by Judge Gilbert this
iaoiur..
Polcesaan MANN sn.freled with Mary Ann Mo
sonuently rused his arrest, on tho r rge that be he'd
stolen ring from her.
During an al>ercaiion with Charles iCJoruld in Haru
Ilton avonre soNh Brooklyn last evening" james MAI
ton re>eived a bio v on his head with poker Gotad
was locked M.
Abraham Lincoln Lod e, M. 6, A. T. A.. celia
o-nted their thr niersary Inst evening Addresss
u. Basa. and tho ieCv N. r. Gadds.
Yesterday afierroo, Street ComuisaIoney
furey was riding through bcdfnrd. near Myrtle aw
pioCes -
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The Charter LIP Il mic,

Passaie Village has caught from New York on
one eide and Psterron on the other severe attack
OF charter fever. The malsdY eliminated In big
meoling In the hall of Mr.. speer the wine man, O
Thursday evening. The charter amendments that
had been proposed were declafeL q huInbug ond Ile
mootihg adjourned with but ono or tWo bloody
noses. Tho charter amendment mon W tied untn
the opposonists cleared out. aud then had meeting
"n their own nook, II being nearly II O'Clock when
II was called to order. Tie FIRST moetng's action
was de Jared null aud voil md the charter patches
were decidec good and approved The meeting
ended by passing around tho hat ana collecting f42
to buJ up the Jersey lobby and get the thing passed
next week.
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The ketnru from Cuba of Green waId's
Wound d Companions.

Yesterday the steamship Columbia arrived
from Charleston. y. C., having on board the men,
fourteen In number who were sent out TO Cubs with
Greenwald by Messrs. Lanman & Kemp, Of this
city. Among the number we're Messrs. johnson and
Foster who we're wounded by the spaniards wien
Greeuwsld was murdered. On their arrival they
were kindly cared for By their employers. The ball
still romans in Mr.. Johnson'- head though he is
not suffering. NJ. Foster nephew OF MIR Kenp,
IL slowly recovering though stll under the srraeons
care Tie party say that after the execution of tho
murderer of Grocnwal0 the SUansh authorities gro
As Kind 10 the az the circumstances would allow
Our reporter asked whcther Tie spanish authorities
lad made any recompcnse In pccuni7rv view TO
Mrs Green weld and her family for the cruel murder
of her husband aud wns Informed that the matter
had been Ilaced In the hands OF Secretary Pisn aud
Dfe.idont l.raul
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The Woman who Cowhid,d Grny, the
BOiger.

" 17'''T7F " HHTT'
SIR; Daring ny absence in California, it seoms
tha, Mr. Vim. L. Gra.'s forgories have boon
bly, vent 'n'ei, o.; With some inaccn.-.s---
lirrt' the oublisfed accounts speak OF the lady
who coWhidei hll' rs though there lad beer an II,
lropor ~ iimari bei"een them. his Is n falsehood
80 deserved manner, because Le had ,Ieiamed my
Garrett In Was ingtoT bo,ore tho authorities bS
thaI ms US throwing ne out OF n situation.
Secondly, the newspapers connect me with his
eseale, aud state thut am this Biruie." THIS il
hsn ihiar a. ue otl'er was. Birdie " was a cork
in the .rrtu Au lturs Depart ncnt OF tho Treasury
while | Nas empo el ere la the city. She NAV o.
may not lave gone with him II IL no ami ni mine
Thlrdlf, the Iapers here aud some OF those in
san Fr'ncisco, state that Gray has gone to Omaha
Thi- too Is false and they Who Grst circulated this
report Kew II to bo inlsc, MS Grpy went TO CIlilor
sal!od for China
By publishing the above In yonr widely circu,ated
Paper you will oblise a lover Of JIjSI'ICF
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The ~. PatricLs Proc -s'ou-Hins for Mayor
VHniI.

Last evening the Irish Societies held their
nth and last meeting previous to the proposed an
nual ~. Patrck's day procession Mr. Thos. Kerri.
gan was In the chair. Mr.. r. L. Cars reported that
he had walted on Mayor Hail, Ard Mr. Timothy
Darcy reported that he had waited on Judge B-cu.
man. aud that beth gentlemen had acce pied ~ invita-
tion to ride with the procession. On motion, ths
Very Rev. Father Corrigan. pastor of the Fatter
Mathew Church OF Cork. was invited to occupy an
onon barouchc on s.. Patrck's day. The Grand
Marshal OF the New Brighton - Peter's VI. y and
Is. Society. and the ST. Josepbs Temncrnncc Society,"
sent In communication requesting placo In the
procession. Mr. Patrick McArdle, ex. x.Prosident OF
the Convention was invited to ride In an opea
birouche, but declined on the grounl that no would
not ride with an OrungemAn or q know.Nothing.
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Tac Sing sing Account of Deputy sheriA
McNanus's Exp'oit

SING SING. March H. On the arrival Of the train
from New York due here at a;51 yesterday sftsr~
noon. Deputy Sheriff McMsnnus, who was in q beast.
" state differentiation and in charge OF four con-
'icis, got OF tbs train for the prison. All proceeded
to one or the ot'ls, where they had some drinks,
alter which they stated down the track for the pr-
son. one msn holding sheriff McMannus up aud tho
faar eonvicts who were haudcuIed together man
Aslng 70 et1gger along. T 'ov had large bottle OF
rum with them and would Occasionally sop 10 tnke
Sing Sing, Mr.. Joshua Name, the prisoners ana
Sherlu could never have reached the prison. Aner
the sherin e'; the nrison the return ho came up
To the Empire Hotel and there sepirtcd himself In
such msnner that he was .rresiet and Landcuned
and landed over to the Chief OF Police Mr j. Rider
fined t25 nnd r.,paae1
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the IRIsH LAND BILL.
Speeches nv Disraeii md G'adstone In the
Ho"-e cf Commons Last tNiRht-Enormous
Mri "rltv for tn. nt'I.

HOnse cf Commons Last tNight-Enormous "a
Mrj "ritv for the Ri'l.
LONDON, March 1l.-ThC debate on the Irish
Land Bill vns continued 10 tue House Of Commons
to-ni-ht. Mr.. Dsraoli on rising to speak, WIS re.
ceived with caeors. lie said he thought the Devou
Commission had supplied data for the present de-
between landlord Gnd tenant was simply n CONNER.
eia one. The change iu the treat ment Of this rela
ton had caused discorJ and discomfort pre- iously
unknown IN Ireland. The bili ON this subject IN
the country and rendered the present legislation
needless. That bin, continued Mr.. Disrseii, was
referred To committee, which adopted all but one
vital provision namely, that for tie compensa-
vision he then favore now he opposed II, because
the present bill assumed that all the improve Il
were due to the enterprise Of the tonsnt, and
To- that Of the Landlord. lie ns-enied 10 the second
reading OF tie b but deciiaod 10 eSsent TO It's de-
sSf sS es ssf,ds gsTss 9
dil with the boundaries OF each estlte.
Mr.. Gladstone followed. He criticized ninutely
The objections made to the details OF the bill and
sai1 that SO far from promoting litigation. II offered
substantial remedy for the unhealthy state on M
would adjust tho Ulster custom as the cases came
IN Tor hetllement On the whole he considered
sna' the ~ gave 6sily TO the tenure,
Of the soil thus enabling him 10 pursue nm honOra
hle occupation in peace ard safety. The hill wlp
onrbtIess vet imperfect, rNd amendments would be
inrlt eohsidvied. In Conclusion he urged its IN.
lag"nsts TO svold thf responsibility OF rejecting
measure offered thru and which they might amend
VII h'reyer II ncedcyhmcndment
LNey hppidns'. followed Mr.. Glidsione's speech
Will when tte 'lebate yaa brought to close
Inc House ten procce ied to divido on the Aecond
tcaui"g oi th's blll, with the following result:
aor me seesnd reading. lie
II
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Unknewn Fish IN the Republic m Aauariuns--
Cleaning the Fat Onlce-.

The Fourteenth Assembly District Union Re-
publican Association met last evening, Gen. John
Cochrane in the chair The President, after some
routine business, said he had ascertaned that there
were number Of men holding Federal Offices In the
city who were credited to tho fourteenth District
Association, but whose rames did no, appear In The
roll lie thought II high time that these men be re-
moved, and he had received assurance that If List
Of them were presented to the proper authorities
they would at once be cut OF. The following names
were then read as persons unknown TO the Assocla-
ton az members: Custom House Inspectors-G. D.
mum. Geo. Graham. Clerks and Storekeepers- -Chas
Cinndsll, Chas. Crawford, \. H. Harding. W. Pom
zell, y. r. Randolph. A. Maitland, W. J. Barker A
the navy Yard. Gen. Cochrane replied that they
We're getting TIT navy yard all r1ht they had gof
his nlnco.
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The Growing victory Of the wnr.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE President has
prepared his proclamation announcing the ralihca.
ton oi the Fineenth Amendment by thirty States
'h'es 'G"r7 is7z he required lumber, He counts
New York, Indiana, and Ohio, ana will not publish
II uniil Congress ncts upon Georgia and Tek,s,
although many members think he could nov issue ii
with perfect propriey lie contend. that acts Of
the Georgia or Texas Legislature are vli. until ap.
Proyei by Congress by direct act to that ofoct, -
Jy their admission 10 representation.
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URS or LEISURE.

Gorre Francis Tain will speak In the Old Bow.
cry Theatre, tomorrow evening.
1he Hebrew General Benevolent Rociety enloyed
their nt annual ball In the Germania A. semhIy Rooms
last night ~
Henry q Lodge No. H. Free Sons OF Israel
announce their annual oai mdsQps next Thursday oven
ing, In Apollo Halt.
Mr.. Henry Csrtor. OF Provi ience, organISt md
Mr.. George w Haselwood. tenor, viii perform At thc
usual concert IN Plymouth Church. Brooklyn k aiter.
noon '
Mr.. Oliver Dyer will lecture tomorrow afternoon.
al O'Clock to the SwedenborgIan Society in Grcon
ONT, Mt Mason Hall, corner 81 Union ana McserGe
Mr Dyer VIII ccliyer atemperanco address al Wath.
in2ton uall, IN WllliansDurgi.
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Routine Proceeding. Of the Legislature.

H. the Senate bil were reoorted charterinR the
DepOsltors' Loan lnttituton of New \ ork lhu Nrw
YORK Arcade railroad Cuuuany the New YORK and
ifooi yn Pneumatic Despatch omUany ane ling iLe
Brooklyn WCter aud Sc Comm as 90 -, n,,nd
,nr the charter Of nc Unlon 1rc-i Company Of Sew
lotH also lTetentlhg keros''e tccden. In New YORK
Y"rk w road C9man, ,oeI end the tract WaspAssed
rcconslneIcd una tncd tabled The OF auendln ho sct
prohibiting gas companies from Coertine re /. an
meters Was ntroduccd. Bills were reported inc0siora
ing the Now York Col atefal an ana Dcno,it Com.
bagY, and relative IN in,neotnv steam loilcrs The
b,oohn.En lohce oll MAs ofdeitd 10 third reading.
In the Assembly, bills were passed chs. lem 4 10
Watch Case MaEtrs' Protective Union OF New Yott
nud vicinity, anu appointing an INTERPRETER IN tln
BTCOkly POlicO Jus tluos' JguTtt 80 '"N
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amer the transaction OF formal and uniuportap
ou 'loess the House, amer midnight, adjourned
The stra sboure BIopemcnt-A aoboSen Jus
tie Ind r Arr,.t.

Justice John White, Of Hoboken, was arrested
on Thursday on a charge OF uulawfully OBTAINING
1900 ffancs, tae property OF John KeIizler. The
latter was arrested few days ago. upon a warrant
issued by White charging him with elorlng with the
VIE OF ono Michael MariK, the proprietor OF re-
tnurant In strasbourT. In their possession was the
above sum, W ich White presumed TO seize bv vr.
tue OF his authority a. IA magistrate, at tine sumo
time releasing tho eopers on their own recoynI.
zanoes. kci 2ler, moanwhile demanded his money
unon using which, he made the necessary an Ia.
Wits before another justice for tho OF White
The latter was rcd TO bail, yesterday morning, In
4 loo. Tor examination. y
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SJiNIsH TRANSFORMATIONS.
The Capture Of Gen. Reioa's Correspondent,
Hostility 10 Annexation TO the uniist
STATES Chasing Two schooners with Hc.
cruits for the Patriot Army.


states Chasing Two schoopers with ,c-
cruits for the Patriot Army.
HAVANA, March 1.-THE insurgents under
Aircdondez. who are lingering IN the nelghborhood
OF Gulnes, came from siguanes, whence they were
driven By the troops. Their number ia now reduced
to seyenty-fve. They are completely surrounded
and cannot escape. or the original band tbirty.six
have been killed since they entered tie Guiues juris.
diction
Dispatches from Gen. Londo report TINT The rebel
General Reoh has been driven from the Jurisdiction
OF Villa Clara and Is In the vicinity OF Rene.
dos During HE retreat the rebel General lost his
GORE spoudence which contains much important In
formation. IL discloses the fact thst the insur.
gent Generals Hurtado del Vale, Salome Her.
nandez, and others, are forming clubs Of indopon.
dence hostile 10 all projects OF annexation 20 the
Cnlted States. Del vale IN one OF his
letters declares that anne1ation al the pres-
cnt momont would be an act OF cownrdco,
denies that change from tho Government OF Spain
TO that Of the United States would prove benefit to
Cubs, aeks what title the Americans have TO Cuban
gratitude and bitterly complains OF the Washington
aithoritos for preventing the sailing Of reinforce
ments and crcisers for the Jubans, and for with.
holding arms ano supplies which had been paid for
Tie correspondence throws no light on the question
ss to who now holds the chief command OF the rebel
forces, but IL shows that Gen. Agramonte has 70 q.
signed, while Gen. Frederico Caydda still holds his
The Spanish steamer Pe,ayo recently sighted two
echoo1ers In the Bih-ma channel and their decks
were crowded with men in blue clothes, she gave
ehase. But the echooners made for the Bahama
bNnks. and the ws,or being too shallow for the
felayo Hhe gave mp the pursuit and headed for Hs-
vans. Wnen last seen the schooners were max ng
Tor the Cuban coast Admiral Mscampo has gone
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A special convention Of temperance men elect
ed delegates last night to tho General State Conycn
lion, to be held at Albany next Wednesday, ns fol
Stephen Merritt, Col X. 2. G. Judson, lion. C. q
Lel:h Tbos Bergen Edw.rd Jones, x; 4; Hopkins
Sohn Islson' John r. Ames, Joseph H. Petty, b
hulAall. .Dr. Joserh Walker, II. GhcCollum, Rev 'Mr
McEckron, Alexander Troup, and Frank Johnson
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A Pcsdier Murdered in Lco,epwor,h.

LEAVtNwonru, March ll.-Job Barnett, q
'eNdler wat murdered four miles frum here yester.
DAY morning. The testimony at the coroners In.
guest "a- That William Dixon, who was lately re
the woods watching Blrnctts house a short time
heiore the Shooting took place, and Immediately
a,ter w1s seen waking away. Dixon was arrested NJ
Reno sA'inn last night while getting on a train and
orousht 10 this city Ho had gold watch in his
possession, and pistol which he bOugh, here few
days ago, -"
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Nova scotia Ripeniur for Annexation

HALIFAX, n. s., March ] ! Petitions TO the Do
minion Parliament for the imposition OF u duty on
American coal nre in circulation. The anti Conied
eraion papers warn the people not to sign then ~
II will be taken ~ justification for imposing ntios
on iiour and salt which would he adverse 10 the in
forests Of Nova scuta The last meeting Of the an
neNutlon LCugue was numelously attended. Two
members uf the local LEGISLATURE were present.
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Tho Murderer of Colon, Crane.

WASHINGTON, March ll.-Mr. Phillips. the
counsel Tor Yorger, who was convicted aud sen.
fenced by military commission for tie shooting ri
Col Crane announced In the Supreme Court This
morning that tie military aulhorilles had turned his
celt over 10 the civ authorities Of Mississippi aad
us the object of the petition in his case had been
thereby Iufled, ne moved lOr it, dismissal
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CoScoRD. N. H., March ll.-Ileturns have been
received from 1sS towns, giving stearns 3isit; be
dell, ", 1873: Flint 7s0i; Burrows, ll6I. Slearns's
mojority over all is i,970. Five towLs, which last
year polled 70 vutes-i5 Republican and 65 Demo-
erntlc--rrmain to be henri rom The Sena,e stands
o ReruDlicnn md ! Democrat. ln nye disti icts
there Is no choice. In the House the Republicans
will have about 90 m1jOrity.
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The 10 o'clock express tran from New York.
on the Delaware division OF the Erie Railu ay, was
,hrnN on the trock at about o'clock last evening
broken rail, und the whole train vas dismounted
by tue shock The engine itself and an express car
were hurled over the embankment 2J feet higb, into
TIE Delaware river. Tho engineer and fireman
were IN tho engine Charles Wyatt, the engineer,
tscal cd cfrlain death BY taking pereus eait hut
express messenger was slightly injured There was