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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23
The Electoral College.

% A very bungling piece of machinery is
the Electoral College, though had the idea
of the trainers of the Constitution been
carried out, much that can now be said
against it would lose its force. Their
idea was, that the electors would elect a
President without being guided entirely by
the vote of the pc eople; but as this is never
done, the people may as well vote direct
for the candidate. BY SO doing there would
be more republican representation of the
people, as now many thousand votes may
be absolutely ignored. For instance; Sup
pose Pennsylvania gives 100000 majority
for the republican ticket and Ohio only
gave 100 majority for the democratic, the
vote of the one State in the Electoral Col
lege would nearly offset the vote of the
other, so that so, 900 votes woud be lost in
Pennsylvania.
The N. Y. Mercantile Journal brings up
another objection to the present system;
"It gives a most unfair advantage to the
voters of some of the States. If the Con-
stitution provided directly that it should
take eight votes in some States to count as
much as one IN another, there would be at
once great outcry against it, Such inc
quality would be remedied or there would
be rebellion. Yet precisely this is what
the system of choosing a President by
Electors accomplishes At the next Pres
idental election one vote in Nevada will
count more than eight in either New York,
Pennsylvania or Ohio. 1t will also count
more than any seven in either Indiana,
Massachusetts,, or New Jersay; and more
than any six in Connecticut or Maine, or
than any five even in Kansas. Proportion
ate inequalities run all through between
the larger aud smaller States. AS farther
examples of it, one Rhode Islander counts
{ ore than two New Yorkers; one from
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23
Grbe Gintes, Mem Bloomfield, 1ja.

Delaware nearly as much as three just
across the river in Pennsylvania, and one
from Oregon more than three and half in
Ohio How this happens will be apparent
on moments reflection. Each State is
entitled to as many Electors as its Senators
and Representatives in Congress counted
together. Divide the population of any
given State, as returned in the last census,
by this number, and the result will show
the number in the State entitled to one
Elector. 1t will thus be found that a little
over one hundred and thirty-fiv thousand
inhabitants are required to each Elect or in
the State of New York; somewhat more
than one hundred and twenty-one thousand
in each of the States of Pennsylvania and
Ohio; little more than one hundred and
twelve thousand in Massachusetts; while
Rhode Island requires but little over fifty
five thousand; Oregon about thirty, and
Nevada less than fifteen thousand These
are few of the figures which show the
Presidential elections by living in the
smaller States. If States must have more
than their proportionate influence in the
Government of the nation by their votes in
the Senate, is it right that they should also
have 50 much more than their proportion
of this President-making power through
the Electoral College ? Has not the time
come for a Constitutional amendment
which shall abolish altogether the office of
Electors" ?"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23
A Daring Bank Robbery.


The Worcester Mass Gazette of the 18th
inst, says:
At about 2 o'clock this morning, the
family of Mr.. E. w. Haywood, cashier of
the Blackstone National bank, in Uxbridge
were aroused by the presence of four men
i'll the house, and were all bound and gag
ged before either of them Ecould make an
alarm. The family consisted of Mr.. Hey
wood, his daughter and granddaughter, a
colored servant and a young man named
Charles Weston, teller in the bank. The
men gained entrance to the house by using
ladder, which they brought from another
building some forty rods distant. BY this
they entered an open window in the second
story, and each member of the family was
seized and overmastered at the same i'll
stant.
Having thus secured silence in the house,
the men took young Weston to the bank,
which is located in Taft's block, about
forty rods from the residence of Mr.. Hey
wood. Here they compelled him by threats
of torture and death, to open the vault. A
lamp is always left lighted in the banking
room, and the operators allowed this to re-
main burning. While three men remained
outside with Weston, the fourth went into
the vault and took possession of all the val
uables there deposited, which fortunately
did not amount to very great amount.
They secured $4,000 in current funds,
which is greater sum than is usually kept
in the bank; but, it, being pay day at the
mills in that town, the money had been
brought for that purpose. There were no
notes, bonds or other valuables in the
vault.
Having plundered the vault, the men
took Weston back to the residence of Mr..
Haywood, and bound him securely, and
after inspecting all the prisoners and find =
ing them securely bound and gagged, they
informed them that two of the party would
stay by till daylight, and if any movement
was made the whole family would be muir
dered.
The prisoners remained in their painful
and constrained condition till five o'clock
next morning, when the little girl succeed
ed in getting the gag from her mouth and
in reaching window, when she called to
a hired man who had come to do the morn
ing work around the bank. They were
soon liberated, and theiwhole village was
electrified by the startling news, but no
trace of the men could be found, save that
party of four in one vehicle, supposed
to be the same, were seen driving in the
direction of Milford. Officers we've noti-
fled at once and strict search is in progress,
but from present indications the daring
rogues seem quite likely to escape with
their booty.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23
T IsT OF TRAVERSE JURORS for August
i Term, A. D., 1872.
FIRST WEEK

FIRST WEEK,
Saville-John Shull, David G. Orris.
Newport-Michael Hartzell, Henry Smith,
Joshua Sweger.
Liverpool borough--Samuel Thompson, Geo.
G. Welker.
Carroll-Joshua Wilson, Joseph Dukes, Da-
vid Fair, John McClintock, Henry j. Souder,
b. f. Hall.
Buffalo township-George w. Blattenberger,
Jr., Jacob Albright, Samuel Bair, Geo. Kepner.
Landisburg-RobertG Gibson.
Madison-Hugh Smith, David McCulloch,
Henry Kepner, ST..
Juniata-Wm Arnold, Jacob Kepner, Geo.
Campbell, sr., Jonas j. Lenig.
Pcnn-Wm. Boutwell,, James NJ. White.
Bloomfield-Wilson Mckee.
Millerstown-James Patterson.
uscarora-Ross Hench.
Liverpool township-Jacob Gingerich.
Spring-Wm. r. Dunn, II. l.. Tresser.
Watts-Samuel Steel, Nelson Hyde, Thos.
Mcconnell
Greenwood-Wm. II. Gil6llen, Henry Nip
pie, Samuel II. Baker.
Rye-Joshua Nipple, Henry souder, Martin
Souder
Jacksou-James F. Mcneil, Geo. Holtz.
Center-Wm. s. Power, David Clark.
Miller-George Peterman.
TyroDe-Solomon Bernheisel.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23

In 1858 William Hammond, of New
Albany, went to market and dropped two
twenty dollar bills on the stall of butcher
named Biel. The latter placed piece of
beef over them, and they adhered to it,
The beef was then hung to hook, and Mr.
Biel carried it home. Hammond searched
in vain for his money and gave it up for
lost.
A few days ago Biel had quarrel with
his brother, when the latter went to Ham
mond and told him the circumstances about
the concealmont Of his money. He went
to Biel and demanded his money, which he
refused to give up. He then brought-suit
for the recovery of his money, and ON trial
recovered the $40 with $52 interest.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23
Attempt TO AssnssInate.

Madrid, July 19.--An attempt was made
upon the life of King Amadeus at midnight
last night, the announcement of which this
morning has thrown the city into tremen-
dous state of excitement. His Majesty and
the Queen were entering the palace about
IL o'clock, when suddenly shot was fired
by some hidden assassins at the person of
the King, but which fortunately missed
aud failed of its effect.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23
TRIAL LIST, FOR AUGUST TERM, 1872
FIRST WEEK

tltoI WEEh
l. Michael Clouser vs.. Samuel Klinepeter.
3. John X. McNeal VS.. Philip McNemar.
3. Milligan & Musser VS.. Augustus Bupp, 81
Caroline Bupp.
4. j. A. Maxwell, NJ. D., VS.. Daniel Miller.
3. A. G. Rather vs. G. Maus 81 Maria Maus.
q. II. G. Barstow 81 Catharne A. Barstow VS. /.
John Kroh.
z. F. b. Clouser use VS.. Alfred Wagner g.
Joseph Weldon.
8. James A. Cooper VS.. Hugh Gray.
9. VIM. II. Mlnich's use VS.. G. w. Bistline
d Benjamin Bistline.
TO- Samuel Moss use VS.. James Blain, Gar
nishee.
II. Ellie j. Morland vs.. DR.. G. w. Bistlne.
IL. Bigler & Son VS.. VIM r. Cook.
13' john @. Kuhn vs.. Samuel Tudor.
ID. James Crist, by his father VS.. John
Sheats.
Is. Thomas Bealor by.his father VS.. John
Sheats.
16. Charles Brown, by his father VS.. John
Sheats.
II. Thomas Elder, by his father VS.. John
Sheats.
J. J. sPoNENBERGER, Proth'y. ,
Prothy's Office, July 8, 1872.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23

SOME unknown tiend outraged girl only
years old near st. Louis last week and
then placed her in an empty freight car,
where she was found in a terrible condition.
The law is too slow in its operations for
punishment in such cases as this.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23

r IsT OF GRAND JURORS for August
Il Term, A. D., 1879.
Millerstown-Silas Wright.
Greenwood-E. p. Williams.
Tuscarora-J. &. Kremer.
Landisburg-Wm j. G. Hutchinson.
Penn-Lewis Boyer, Jacob Hamaker.
Juniata-C. s. Toomey.
Buffalo Borough-Jacob Steel.
Duncannon-Charles Green, John McKin-
zie.
Tyrone-Michael Noll, John stambaugh,
George Hoobaugh.
Center-Abraham Kistler.
Toboyne-Wm. Wilhide.
Sprlng-Jacob Stutzman.
Rye-George Shick.
Wheatfeld-Samuel G. Ebersole.
Howe-Wm. II. Moritz.
Ncwport-John V. Fickes.
Liverpool Borough-E. d. Owen.
Jackson-Wm. Kochenderfer.
Buffalo township-Simon Stevens.
loomheld-Wm. Grer.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23

The jury in the case of Stokes, on trial
for the mulder of Col. Fisk, in New Y York,
failed to agree and were discharged after
being kept together from Saturday after
noon till Monday morning The jury stood
seven for conviction for murder and five
for conviction for manslaughter.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-23

tB-The Pennsylvania State Teachers
association, to be held In Philadelphia on
the goth, 2ist and cad of August, will be
presided over by that earnest and efficient
worker in the cause of education, Henry
Houck, Deputy State Superintendent Of
Common Schools. The convention will be
very largely attended. M
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Cslrarapbi(dt Dsprfasn.
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tbts unp rriGittsrlt tr aud immrr auf unisr
GtmiiIb piyfsr mag, 9epdbrt eirsu iiBen Greft,
ssan mir %ertrlesn, cnb or FIR rem wabrs,l Gbri.
Gen sin Sinsans gum brite1 later I'M Sir1nsI
t&-DGttr Jrrure an isirea Hineern iein ibsl.
reg grbsu Osrianstru f%onnsu, 10 pirpe Ssrr Dc,
ter 1iraen nc9 LANCE 6slebt baber. Wpbl
etn Sinpcrn, bic an @rabe :s.cr suisn Glterr
nit BEN trSIrneer SsmuBifrin lsbtn, is mis-
pur8 Ssiatlra uni llnpanfbargtit ssfrinft ~
babsn. WSssu alto bic SuriidSslafsnen ainber
bee Vsrltcrbensn ibrs Sbransn fillsn, unb tsm
SimmsI canftn, pub CT ibnsn ibren listsn Batter
10 LANCE sslaNsn bat. Dsnfsn re nit f~rtueiser
Hiibrnns al eeNrr sutss geben, unp all leinsi,
lanften Sch. Gptt ssts uns eiaen ipl6sn.
Ties il Der lsste uni srUste @un1& Scn
JEAN PIERRE KIRCHEN, gsbrsr,
aus Aiederanven.
1strSStiIt Sa, cen 26. Sspt. 1872.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
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Die Serrcn Gus. Sbsin aus Nep.S rier, pcter
Nids aus Dubuque, Spbn q. aprb unc petel
Ssusrs aus ct. Ornatus, Saflpn Gr. Sa,
@italiecer hes COMMITTEES sur fSrreruns rel
Sursmburser Grniular- @nseissenbeit fnb sete,
ten i6 am II Sftptsr, Matmitass 2 ubr in be,
Sfisin Der ,enr. @asstts" su seriammeln, nm
iiber weitsre Shritte III teratten.
Spate elmer cieisr Ssrrn serbinSert iein, lei.
suppbnen, 10 mrss CT %sefGaist ren grairenten
trieai6 tenaGri6tissn unr suslei6 feline @niiG-
ten iiter bic Sa6e mittbsiisn.
Iutuaue, 2. ST. 1872.
y. Valen, prdi.
y. Salentiug, Sefr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
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