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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
Gin Sbwci;cr Sfatioualfrft.

Gin srossS Iawsi,sriiats RaltUnalftl
fOlI BON 20. tis %. SuIi D. 8. In Rtr
gCrt abEetaltsn psrNsn. Der SdupIis1
ta9 III rer %. Sult unb ais GtRpIas tel
RsrrIt& am CAT 8ipsr sslsasus 9art Don
Scnss UCUo gspdtlt. Oa bas Yrugramn
ii6 niGt In ris wsnissn Stunten tinsa
9a8ss etnratmsn ltsb, 70 purbr bef6lUi.
fen, Scnntas, cen 81. SuIi, auf Sem alti
&sn Slabs cine SOrfsisr Ju prranlalru.
Die frsmrsn CtIssatsn unp sinsslaprnsn
Safe fCIlsH f&cn Samlass, ben 20.
Suit burh sin tticnosrtS Committee sm
pfanSsu uno tsfcrst psresn. Differ rf
fieisas Gmpfang tsftrdutt i6 inrsGsn aui
DtstsutSen, tis Gtsr 80 WsiIsn pun Der
8sffapt entirrnt pptnsn. Git gurfsier
pom Scnntug, fCa aus Sfsrisunssrses.
btaOrtffsr Garfhaung, 5an, uub nass.
me.Hrr SsIulisuns tsfrtrn.
Gm 5auptfssrla8s 3uilnmsntunft
Wor9snS 8'ubr nno GROCER GefjuB mad
bsm Guet rsr Gttsn Shabs am GAP
RiSrr, wc bic 6sftsiuHer elm Gampf.
boot NIT Sartt srwartsu pirb, auf nj ldtsm
bic @sleai&aft rad rem GsRplabe fibrt.
Na& stngencmmsnsr GrfriI6uns pirp
baS Ssit NIT @uftt uno gs1ang srSfnst.
Cine Gsitrsbt ptrN bic 9rbsutuns unp ben
3Wsd hes 8sfss trlsubtsn. llm l llbr
trstsn bic S&iissn In Statstsit unb i'm
9aufs Der Ra&mIttassfunbsn nirb tas
publifum feline aufmrrFfumfsIt ten ua
ttOnaIen SptsIsn, pis QrmbruRI&s6sn,
aIptOrnbIaisH, Stpiussu, StstnRUe.n,
SObsIssfdnss 'e. piemsn, unb 6araFtsrt,
Gtifhs 8iIttr aus ftm Qrten bsr Idrst.
Jsrif&tn NatiUH, J. o. zine 9antsgrm.tn.
De, stns nGtIti" u. +. NJ. tntrOat fs6sn.
Gab ss an San, nt6t febIsn wirb tas-
ptrfsbt fa BON fsIbf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21

ten 6sst@tIst, wabrtnb Zen Dsmpfratsn
rnInbsfsns IL strbIsitrn mIbisn. absr
ttne Yil tauit bic Counties NIT bempfra.
tiiGsn Rs9rpsitsn auf stnanssr, ba6 In
sintssn Difriftsn uniere Sartst sint
Nsbrteit BON $4,000 Sttmmsn trtal'
ten uarbr. Dassssn Fnb aubsre bsmO'
Frdttl&t @cunttrs 70 Einltli6 NIT republic
fantl&tn ouIammsnsspprfsn. baB rte
Stimmen Der sritsrsn gar Mot Sur Gel.
tuns tcu.meu t6nnen. 5oftniltd wsr'
BEN rte cemCtratif6sn Ssnatrlsu parauf
ietsn. pab stne 70 unssredts, partsiIite
WaereseI nt6t Sur gusfibruns t5mmt.
-Goupsrneur 0sarp BAT bic Blu un'
ttr3sthnst, peI@s ben Gsrtauf Obsr bas
gBesssben pcn fpIrituOlsn @strdnttn an
sDaRItnssH psr6tstst. Das @rlsb tritt
icfcrt In Sraft.
- Die amsrifantfds 9itslssis[i6ait
tbeilt bsm ssritrtsn Yublitum nit, bub
Fs teftIrfsn BABE, I'm 9aufe bfs SabrsS
1872 StbslM i'm 8ertte BON S67, 900 mad
osm Iaslance su bsf6rOsrn, nm baburd
ben Griali&sn Stnn Der ausl6nbtIhsn
5stbsn au FGrten uno ,u trafttssn. Nit
bisfsm S67, ,000-in baarem @slbs-tsnn
bic Stttlu baben nur ttnsn bOblf rsla.
tipen gDsrtt, f6nnte man6sr Not4 unb
ptsIem Glsno In Der StabI gisp gort nb.
9ebclfen trerben. Daran benft aber taS
bsu6lertI&e pad nttt I'm gntIsrnts1sn.
MtatCnsn wsresn idtrlt6 fur WtffOns.
unp SettRrunesSpsds ausesssbsn, Wdb'
rsnb man Sunbsrte In Der unmtttsl6arRsn
gidbs psrtungsru unb ;u 0runbt ssbsn
ldet. Die neiRtn Der mad tem Iuslanbs
ssfanetsu Sibrln prrttn obne 3pslfsl ti.
Watulatur psrtauft wsrben uno f6Iis6ltG
nod In irssnb sine Sdlstanbluus man
bern. @msrifa bat Bis i.bt uur siHsn
YaebObp sr5sust, bdsessn pisIt 5unbtrte
BON esutsn, bic aus 5euGelei pbsr DUNN
belt etneu srobsn She'll tbrss @slbsS ben
Stbsl', OiiliionS. uno SrattaiGsn. &c.
afaafteu Jupanptsn.
- Gai Die I!stlI&tn 3ufints I'm
Staate Sao Carolina fpri6t Der llns
fane, bab bic ssssnwdrtissn 8tssutsn
rss palmsttcifaatrs bic Staatsf6ulO In
unsIaubIi6 furjsr 3sit um ibsr elf 1lil.
Itcuen DUaurs srb5tt batsn. Der Utns.
rits arme Staat piro ppbl ni6t 70 balb
I'm Stanbe lsir, aud nur Die 3inIsn fst.
nsr S&ulO 3u te;abIsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21

- DER ttutItt @rnsral S,lO. .War.
ihau. prinj Grisbrth Gctl oon Ysu6en,
Der GrObrrer BON RtB, ptrp, pie ss bdet
in turJsr Belt rem 8srsinistsn Staatsn
sinsn Ssfu6 atfattsn. Der 9rinj IN
ssssnpdrtis auf elmer 9tstIs rur6 Stalitu
unO gespplsn bssriTsn unO wirb, rpir &c
bsibt, balo mad fsiusr 8idtsbr bic Der.
stntBtsn Staaisn btfu&sn. GaiIsr 0H'
bsIm IOa pisoslbOit I'm @tipri6 NIT un.
isrrm 0rianptsn In Berlin, rem SIR.
Bancroft ben 8uni& SsGussrt bubsn,
rab Der YrinJ cine Rsifr mad rem Der.
Staattn untsrnebmsn mSSs. Gin BERG.
lt&es Uilfcmmrn BON Ssitfn Der 9s.
rSItrrun8 wirS hsm YrInssn fasIIa snt.
stOsn8strdSsr rsreen.
Concord, q, g., II. 3dr,. Sa 2O5
8aklprtsn srbisIt Straw 1918 Naicrliai
uac bic 8spublifantr batrn autsrttm
mstr ais 80 Naiorttit I'm Sauls; pcn
ben IL Ssnatcrsn babsn 1s 8 unb bon
BEN 3 @tttalisttrn tts Staatsraibes 1
erpdbIt.
- au& In Ter Nsw gIUrtsr 9soIslatur
perbtn Strittr s,tban, um bas @cncpUl
Der southern SmprUpsmsnt Company
fur fsn SranerUrt alss SelS ron ben
S'Irrsicnsn In YtunfYluauisn 5u BsrR6.
rrn. philadelphia Bat tsIuntrrs untsr
Stism MOnCppl ssIittsn.
- 9n bsr Rnfa&ufstIs Qrstslatur III
Elm Nmrntsmtnt ;ur Staatt,gcuIt,tuticn
pcrSsi6la8sn wctosn, rpsl6rs BEN Sraurn
Sas stimmrs@t unO has 8r&t, asmtsr
81 bttIsieen, sturiumt.
Cincinnati SbIc. IS. Idr,. gOn
Bal6tn8tOn tptro tisrbsr ssmsIrsi, 8i&.
ter Davis babe bic 5cfaans ausssfpro.
den, psnn sr auf tenn bisfssn Gonpsute
Der ltbsraIsn 2spubliflnsr ais prdfprnt.
l1aftseanOiDat aufssRtat ptrer, 70 wsres
pOrausf&iIi& SOsl parter ron Rem Ser
isg 8ies'pr6apsntf6afts Gantteat psr.
hen. Or ftsbt fprtpdersno NIT sinGu6.
istfn DsmOtratsu I'm G.rttbre une bat
bio tsbt NOD tsinsn atlPro&sn, Der ion
ntat untsrlfiBsn piirbs. psnn or als Gan.
etOlt aufSsfrlt Nib. Sti&arc Sm'tb bat
IIb ssitsrn abtnb mad Nsw gurt bss.bsn,
um iib nit 3Uraes @rtlsp in's gsrnsb.
men ju isBsn.
- 9snnfpIUanisn bat auf @runb Fer
I'm Sabre 1870 pOrssnommsnrn Bolts.
jabIuns rs Gonsrs6.@litsIisser rrSelttn,
nnaltt ter bisbtristn 24. Gtnr nsus
etniestluns tsr Difritts III bssbal6 nets
wsnsts, mas Der @sfsbsstuus ,u tbun Of.
Ii'at. Sm 6dufr ilt nun tlrJli& cine
BID fur eisien 3psd angsnummsn, wsISs
big rabifaIs Yartst uuf ete I&amlGtif.
aBstis bspcr,u9t.. @tnn strItl6e In Graft |
trstsn fclltr, t0nntrH bic IrmcEraten I'm
JaHfis1sn 5als 2 HsPrifsntantsn srpS6.
EN-, wdbrsne ben Rtpubltiansrn II s,r.
'Iisb'n. eebtsrs iSnHsn I'm Staats bod.
tens cine Rsbrbst pon 1O-15,OOO
Stimmtn btanipru&sn, unb Pdrsn tss.
lflb ~ nt&i m'Rr aIs IA 9sprGlsnlau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
3nnl Serganf oSer III
bcrMtefhcn:

Cine iaSrr gausy;i ia p8scmius COUNTY.
aTi vtt'lsH rSa Sun!bannpf, oil bel 9Cpmaus
GTssi lhgrnS, rnibdiirnb Saus unS 9SSnsr
ngbit 45O gIfrrn 9dne, teCsRH 1iU Mdrr siros.
tfHst unS uutsr outer AaItpr, Ter Nrlt fsbr auPrs
9uBlagb. NaaSufra9'n BET pru. SObu 3eiS-
lsE, SaautCp, ri
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
SaS &rRPersRss @tfes In Der Sn'
prsute court,

Die Supreme Court SOn S9io rntl&Lsb
an O!snitd9 siniSc 5rasen, bic untsr p!Ih
bsrii&tistsn 5smpsr'n3.G Gsfsb pom Sabre
1870 sntfanbeu parsn. Die meiltsn
rtsfer GntfHcirunSen miiGen serabeju ale
cine ssrthtIihe gsri6drfuns pss 9tisBts
tstra4tet rerosn. Die cine sstt ndms
LTD babtn, raB Der pertlaste 8rrtdufer
Der @strdnfs pom Der Srau bss Srunfen.
bclrss niht Bios fir bic birrften 8plssn
Der Sruntsnbstt ibrss Wanuss ptrant.
pcrtlih semadt vtrrsn fann, fontern
aud fir bic inbirtftsn, pIe @atnlIEn,
SranFbeit unb Grbsttsunfdbiststt, mtRu
lie burh bic 1runtsnbeit bes Mannes
psranlabt Durorn. Wtt anteren 0cr.
ten. bic 5rau tann, prun bsr 8ertlasts
5abIunsefdbiS tif, msbr aus ibm tsraus'
ihla6tu, als ttr ltebscll&rr Wann ts 3u.
fammen9ebra&t b6ttn pares.
Cine ancere bsr srpdtntsu Gnt1&eibD
unesn ertldrt, bnb. psna ibr ItsbsrltGsr
Mann bas prri5nli&e Gissntbum Der
frau Sertauft unb bur6stbratt fat, Hs
iofprt ben gBirtb fir ben @srtR rsiI;Iben
SerantpOrtitp MAIDEN tann, pbns porbsr
oas Gisrntbum pom rem Sdufsr aIs ibr
Ssparat' Gisentbum SuriidJsfprbsrt 1u
Ratsn. Disis turtpie Ssntsn, srSfuet
aGsn m5SIiGen Grprsfunss. 6 cmbiuattp
nen ben weitsfsn SptsIraum.
NO6 itIimmsr III elm anbsrsr 9bslI
bss urttstIS, bab ndmlt6 bic Grau ntbt
na6,uwrtien brandt raB Fe gang ocsr
tbsilpetls ttrsr ss9enwdrtissn Subffsni-
Uftttrl tsraubt woresn fat. Gs asnast
na&Supttisn, bab bic Wittsl tbrss tinfii.
gen fancessemdbsn untrrbaIts burG bic
eisbsrlt&fett tbrss Rannss abssl6ntttsn
Upsr psrrtnssrt porcen fnb. Ni6t Der
pirEIhs Ssrluf, ben bos Gissntbum If.
res Nannss erlitt, fontsrn bic SGmdlsr.
uns Der Wit,sI 6rss tiinftissn untsrbalts
Iet pas ri6ti3t Waae bee i9r SutOmmen-
ben S&aSsntriabsS.
Bios Elm etnjtser trr Gnti6stOunsss
puntte bat cline abl6wd&snbr 0irtuns
uup srbt babtn, baB. mtnn Die Grau auf
@runb tsS ibr BON ibrsm betruntsnsn
Wanne SuosfiStsn psrf6nli6sn 9sipS
tIa8t bIObt SsrIsnansf, S&aNs Obsr
mOralti&s Sniuvtsu nibt ssnIssa, fOn.
psra stns tsillt&s @ibSanrIuns. Elm bt.
rsftsr t0rpsrIt&sr ansstf auf tbrr Ytrion
Crsr Gsiunb9stt na&Ssptslsn wsrpsn
maiTs.
Dtslsn lsb!rn punft aIenfaGs auss.,
ncmmen, III bic p6n tsr Srprsms.g gcurt
btm @risb ssssbsrr GutIssuns no m6s.
LID ncR l&Iimmsr ais ra5 @tisb ftlbR.
(Gire. Stfsblt.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
Sofepb Wd,,ini.

Der itaIisnii6s Rspublitlnsr unS I'M.
srmholt6s Gsitatcr @!ulsppt Ra,,tnt N
am 10. 3drj tn @fa stFOrtsn. 81. mai
otr SOen zines aussfrbsnrn @r,rs unt
wurss I'm Satrs 1903 ;u @snuu s.turen,
9r warb aOpUtat bsttrtlHss ft atsr fell
1881 an rsoUIutiOndrsn unirrusbmunaen
mubts 1881, In cOntumacIam ,um
aOrt S'rarlR:iIt Ra6tsn unO bat (sitbsm
raitlOs aIs pOlitif&sr asttatpr fur bi.
Sats Der Grsitttt ssarbsit,t. Sm @sp.
tsmbsr lS47 rt&tste sr Gin Sdreis,a an
cfn Yapf norm sr ion auForNrrts, an bic
SptSs her r'publifanii6sn 9ewsauna ,u
trstsn. ls4s 0ins sr nod Railanp, ,oa
t1 Fpdter mad Ssifn 3uriid unb rIGten
i'm 5srtif Iu 8Om, mo sr In bic GUn(tttu.
ante sspdbIt uno 1919 Srirmp!r wurpr.
Vac ssH Sale ROms sins er mad Der
Sbwstj uHS, pom SR GussspitIen, mad
sonrcn, mo sr aI5 elm 6aupt Der pOIlii-
i6sH GllGtltnSs tbitis mar. Reusrrinas
lOl CT wistsr Qnrubsn in Ssaliru ttrvUr.
jurufsH ssrfu6i tabsu. Raptat mar rinsr
rfr seslitsn unb unsissunibtsRsn Grrt.
tsitetdnpf'::. hsr ReuSsit unb pirS isin
4ON spn a(Itn bsnsn, mes: elm Slrtbsn
mad RObsn 5islrH Mot mad brm GrfOlss
0fV'Htn, i%msriIiH fmpfupesR wfrSrH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21

Yaris, Is. 1drj. 1an tstauptst, tsr
Srtssemtuiltsr psrDe um eintn Grepit pom
200 Mtaionen 6rantrn stntummsn, um
usue Stfltisunaen um 9lris unb an Der
0rente, namsntItb bel 9onspY unp Bel.
fort Bu bauen.
Die ceutfhtn Sruppen TnO rifris ba.
NIT bsftiitist tte StitRisunssn UNI @tb
uno StrabburS ausjurrtusn.
Berlin, II. Mdr,. @cn @arlsrubs triift
bic Na&ridt btsr elm, bas 4bssrronsttn.
tans bss tarti&sn eanotassS babe elm
@elsb an9sncmmen, w0nah rs M6nGtn
uhp 9atentTipsrn osrbpttn IN, 8eItatcns.
untsrrt&t Su ertbrtlsn pbsr NiGionspre.
pt9lrn ju talten.
8Om, 13. WGr,. Ter Yarli 6at F&
nuumsbr snpsillts tntftlOFsn. in Rom
Ju osrblsitsu, uno bat bic g4siluns sr.
IaHsn, OCn btsfsm Gnt16luiIt rtm Yr6R.
rsnttn Stttrs WttbrtIuns ju MAIDEN.
Berlin. 16. Nir,. Der @3biI&of pom
8OIn bat Die YrOfs1Or.n 5iIssrs, SnOObt,
eanstn unb 8uIh pom Der Bonner Unit.
psrfiGt ps1en Nlhtansrtsnuung bes
DO8mas BON Der pdPiIi4sn uufsbIbartsit
rrecmmunieirt.
-Na6 Srt'ftn aus Dsuti&laub Fnb
bert bic Yrsifs her esbsnsmittsI fsbr bod.
Gin 4aib SrUo BON 4 pfuno fcnst 20
6rsuBsr; Elm piunO Butter, Al RrtuBtr; !;
Elm 9funo 8IrtlG, % SrsuBsr; elm 0aar
S6ubs 8 0ulpsn uno 80 Sreubtr :;
Sttsfsl 10 @ulpsn, pus usbrtar is uaG Der.
bdItntb. an eisisn bObsn 9rstien III na.
thrlth Der Srtrs S6uIp ltlt1psrlinp.
LID 1no obrr uuu bic q6bns belItr ME
iri5sr. SIR bic drmsrn GlalTsn tnbslT.n
Fno ptiss preils lsbr briidsnp, penn nur
rsr arms Nann Bat barunisr ju lsittn,
NEIL bic rsthsrs GlG0s tts SAP immsr ppn
fl& 5u f&iettn rsIb-birr wts rraubsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
Nidtcr 0dhia.

Der prdfrsntihafts. Gauticat trr ar.
better. Yartti, R6isr Dapic Davis, pures
am 8. MdtS 1915 in Cecil 60. 3arslane,
estorsn, sraeutris I'm Sabre 1881 auf eer
Ssnton 5cti&uIs In StiU, Rastrte bar.
auf 8t6tswtIsnf6aft in RoFahuItts
unp Gcnnsrtleut, tssann bic 8s6teprar:s
tn Bloomington. Saiucis, 1885, per
Rit5lisb hr StadtsIssjSlatur In 1874,
nnb her GOnfitailons GOnptnticn in
ls47.-SCn lS48 Bis 1862 mar er Hl5.
ter fer Gireuit.gOurt Res 8. Tiaritts.
1852 ma6ts ton QintOIn gum ttiTbsnten
@t6tsr bss Ser staatsn Cbsrs.riStss,
tn pslGtr Skluns tr lG mob ttfntst.
eE mar Elm usrtrausr Srsunb qtueoln'e,
bat oisl tu Finer rrasn domination bet.
sstrdssn, nnb IL SsypaIisr ieinte Na6
IafTss sswsta. 8riRr sin lfatfer 3..
Publttansr, buItist CT fGrn felt Sttr 9ab.
rem eonlsrvstu'n anF&:,n. Gr IN elm
WaHn BON 8dbisftit BON tacsGoI.m
ebaratttr unb isbr reid. Ssine Gut.
fhsIsuns tn Der etsaItsnbsrfraSt 10 eas
GtnStse, mas nan ibm SCrrsyIsu tanu.
er tit in tsH fyasn 5assn mad fsiutr
domination tdufs utt Rt8tsr Dapis BON
SnStdna Ssrps&isIt pOrbsH. gsi. f,irrr
ernenuns gum ai&tTr ppbnt sr ia S8af6
tHstOn, sr Gilt ctsr immsE nod ais Elm
Burger ron SaIHuis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
Wcise 6tnD Z!

Sff ts Watrbtit cher blcBe 9GuIduuaY
SiIf bu piTlIiG in hrm ShatiCnrritS
9lisbt Dir 8ptt iur rpissn Gniilrifduna?
HaB htin 0riit ii6 blbn gum 5immrlrriS2
.! mir IN IS ais oh ID, nur trGumr,
Stsitr Sbmerj her an mei'm 5erie ,ebrt;
2op! . 3ce fparum rrfidif bu Grimr,
Gts esr Samaun trru une icrgIam nGbrt?
Ib, mtir Stin6, has i'd 10 treu trpatbtt
9Srnn Is lag in idntr Ruitsr S6pps;
Dds nur 5rtuee Iriusn gltrrn matbte,
Sas 10 innig iit an ibrs Srrjen ftlcb.
SaS mid, ADJ 10 off, 70 off tnniidte,
9as nur nirine Grrusr mar une FUN,
Wsnu ss mir 70 tirf iu's Auae bIiGts
Uno t6's triid:e an bic Nutirtruh.
Gber ADJ brr bartr 5ub StrT6ru8k
Wietns pO1nu1g une mrin fiber gBabu,
Yar stn 1raum mar ss, fNr ftnrq rrblsi1tr
Ver erm itrrdli8 fallrn SprrsJabn.
?, eu jarif 2nCIpe. mir entriGIrn
Bcn trs 3pbr5 mitlcieslcisr Sdnb,
Ctins yippsn fam i'd niti mtbr fiIItu
Stt apf 99ieerlrb'u I'M @Ttisrlaub.
Ruts fanft-fiiB 1ti trin iiiltr Sdlummrr!
Sblaff rsbl in esinrm sngrn Saus,
SsHn nit mir ltirbt auS mriu Gram uns RvH
msL
Sitbt aud itbt Hitin 5er,t GuaIsn aus:
2fnn tie bpTfnung blebt MIR, ia bic Giiee,
9Stu els SeTj aud brr@en une prrarbH,
2fsnn tb etnlt ntin miirrs Auge 1tIieBr,
sSfrO' tb DID, mrin Gnstl, tpirbsrltbu.
9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
Ssu OCrHnictbcn:

,3pd 3immrr I'M sptitrn Sipdt ifut fir ir-
sene sin anfiueisss 0ri6ift bldg III prmir.
then. Ran frags ua& bri S9ufipsmrifrr
Gbas. smaller.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
3AF GGflQiaGn g5G0GtRna.

Bur gGfaaigGR 8ea0tHRg.
Rh bisfsm Sage babe i'd bic auspGrtige yra-
ris aufgtgrben unp tprree fernrrbin nur npd
araufs in msinsr Office smpfanstn. gllRn lang.
iGbrisrn 6reunesu Mill i'd niGiSsriiCpsnilrr, In
l6limmen 8GlIsn. msins auasnblidi5rSalfe
ni&t rtrlassn, aussrnrmmcn gia6ts, lCpis i6
brrtit irin wfrbr, rcd ale pprfrmmrnbrn Sre.
raltpnsn, init ausnabme Der gcburts.
balfIi8sH irpUbI In oils auBrr trm SauIe ,u
MAIDEN.
Sfies Stuntsu: BON friib lis f2 lltr.
3w NabmiitasS ppH bis 9 Itr.
Germs: Galb Ctrr Security.
Or. Wobrmann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
g ia + 3 a:

gm IL. Rirl in scrantrn, RiSars Sob
lrr TN alter pCh 90 9abrrn.
Vim l6; BGr, in Ssts parE @Sprg 9pH.
Lae SSbn!siu psn fsarp Sautrr unb hsiTtn
Setfrau Scpbid, esb. Saffrftrn, i'm ALTER ron
s SabrfH RpnattH unS 1 Sosrn. (9arn
BTeuneen une brionbns ben Iirbfn Rddbarn
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-27
MlFFLlNTOWN JUNArA COUNTY PENN'A, MARCH
A FAMILY MrsTERIOUsLY POISONED.

The entire family Of Mr.. Edward Ar
mold. an opulent and well-known citizen,
who resides near the Harper's Ferry
road, about fifteen miles southwest of
Frederick, were found in their residence
at two o'clock on Sunday afternoon dam
gerously poisoned. The discovery was
made by some neighbors who went to
the house. and rapping at the door, a
small child crawled forward, eviuciug Sc
rious indisposition and the parties passed
In. Mrs Arnold, the mother, being
extremely i'll, died soon afterwards.
There were four other children of va
rious ages. up to fourteen and twenty
years, who we've in an insensible conoi-
ton, unable to converse or tell what hap
pened to them, The young child was
alec unable to impart any satisfactory in
formation. Four physicians had gone to
the house to render their professional ser
vices, but apprehensive that nothing
could be done to save tie lives of the
four older children. There were come
hopes Of saving the youngest one, which
had been able m rely to crawl.
1t is believed that the tea which was
made for supper on Saturday evening,
which had been purchased at country
store day Or two previous. was the
vehicle through which the poison was
aud a portion of it is in
the hands of chemist, who will submit
it to thorough analysis and determine
the fact whether or not it coutains poison.
No suspicion of foul play exists on any
member of the family, for all were
equally affected by the poison, save MIR.
Arnold. who had left home for Baltimore
with drove of cattle day or two be-
fore the fatal occurrence. He was i'm
mediately summoned home. and is deeply
sorrow stricken by the great calamity
that has befallen his heretofore happy
prospernns Lou.ehuid. The authoritiee
have taken the matter in hand and will
proceed to rigid investigation of all the
facts and circumstances that cluster
around this remarkable and mysterious
case, and if crime there be it will be
brought to light City Paper Of tic
21d
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-27
WHOLE NUMBER 1907.
ATTEMPT TO Pe1s0N A BRIDE.

The Oswego Press says: On Thurs
day, the 18th. "A boy called at the residence
of Mr.. William H. Herrick, Jr on West
Fourth street. with package directed to
Miss Maggie Rider. Mr.. HIS cook, then
about to be married-and who was mar
ried on the 21st-to Captain William
Mack, of the schooner Madeira The
package was sent up to Miss Riders room
by Miss Douglass, the nurse. Upon
opening it they found that it contained
two small pieces of brides cake, with
note with :hs sentimental direction to
eat it on going to bed and dream upon it,
&c. Not content to wait. they each
tasted the cake. and offered some to Mrs.
Herrick, who was about going out, aud
hence declined to taste it, In few mo
ments both gils began to feel a strange
and deadly sickness, and one of them
exclaimed that she was poisoned. Dr.
NJ Far!and was seut for end found that
they had unmistakable symptoms of hav
ing been poisoned with arsenic. and sue
ceeded in e1pclling the poison. We un-
derstand that the doctor declared there
was arsenic enough in the cake which
they had eaten to poison twenty men,
There is a story that the parcel was
handed to the boy who delivered it by
strange woman, who came to town and
left the same day on one of the railroads.
Jealousy is supposed to have been the
motive.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-27
LAPLAND GLUE.

The bows of the Laplar ders are com,
posed of two pieces of wood glued to-
gether; one Of them of birch. which is
flexible, and the other of the fir of the
marshes, which is stiff, in order that the
bow. when bent, may not break and
and when unbent. it may not bend
When these two pieces are bent, all the
points of contact endeavor to disunite
themselves and to prevent this, the
Laplanders employ the following cement:
They take the skin of the largest rerches
Git is probable that eel skins would
answer the came purpose). and having
dried them moisten them in cold water
until they are so soft that they may be
freed from the scales, which they throw
away. They then put in four or FIVE of
these skins in reindeer's bladder, or
they wrap them up in tn soft bark of
the birch tree. in such manner that water
cannot touch them, and place them. thus
covered. in a po. of boiling water, with
a stone above them to keep them at the
bottom. When they have boiled about
an hour, they take them from the bladder
or bark, and they are then found to be
eoft or viscous. In this state they EN-
ploy them for glueing together the two
pieces of their bows. which they strong
ly compress, and tie up until the glue is
we'll dried. These pieces never after
ward separate.-En.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-27

Refined homes are the end of civiliza-
ton. All the work of the world-the
raiIroading. digging. delvins. manufactur-
ing. inventing. teaching, writing. lighting
are done, first of all, to secure each fami-
ly in the qniet possession Of its own
hearth and secondly. to surround as many
hearts as possible with grace and cul
ture and beauty. The work of all races
for five thousand years is represented in
the difference between wigwam and a
lady's parIor 1t has no better result to
show.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-27
Poetry.
SOME DAY.

Some day the sun will b. shining
On rose trees and poppies in bloom;
And some day the moaning pining
Will stop at the door of the tomb.
Some day the hearts happy fulness
Will yield TO reckonings Of pain;
Some day life's Observation-Disclosures
viii drop from the poor feve.ed brain.
The strife. and the toll, tha defending,
The many at war with the few.
Must all some day have IN ending
The false put away from the true
Some day the dream will be broken,
Some day the veil be rent down,
Some day the bitter words spoken,
When the bright things have faded and
Some day the years will be going
On. on, with new pledges-they must;
And some day the grass will be growing
Der hearts THEN but pitiful dust.
But the sobbIng, the mo ming, and crying,
Or the storm, though it battle and rave,
Ne shall rouse us, so peacefully lying
So far from it a Il in the grave.
And down with all hoping and grieviug,
The loves and the hates passed away;
We shall JOY to k-ow we are leiving
Esrrhs empty possession, SOME DAY.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-27

AMONG the inuumerable wonders of
the Pacific Slope the mammoth grape
vine of Santa Barbara, California, de
serves notice Seventy years ago it was
the riding s-whip of a Spanish donna, one
of the earliest settlers of Santa Barbara,
presented to her by her lover. Now it
spreads its branches over an area of
more than five thousand feet, and pro.
duces annually from ten to twelve thou
sand pounds of grapes Besides it grows
an offspring vine. twelve years old. fully
as prolific as the pa, ent stem, and with
their branches iuterwine those of a very
fine fig tree. The donna who formerly
owned this vine and the land on which il.
grows died recently at the ripe age of
los years. Before her death she con-
veyed this portion of her property to Mr.
Server, of Canton, Ohio, who proposes
to give the vine the care which it very
much needs. This grape vine is said to
be twice as large as the famous vine at
Fontainebleau, in France, and larger than
any found among the villas in the vicinity
of Rome. Altogether, it is one of the
wonders Of the world and affords a
striking example OF the wonderful vege
table growth of the Pacific coast.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-27

A COUNTRY practitioner one day pass.
ing an Irish laborer, accosted him thus :
81 say, Barney, that piece Of work is not
done well.' Without attempting to
answer the insinuation, Barney merely
said doctor, Ill tell you story -
There was a man in our counthrie, and
he got very rich; and do you know
how 2 NO replied the doctor. Then -
SAID Barney with evident satisfaction,
"it was just by minding his own busi-
ness"