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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-17
POETRY.
''GRAN'MA ALAS DOES. y

] want TO mend my wagon,
And has to have some nails
JUS two, free, will be plenty
We're going TO haul some rails.
The splendidest cob fences
We're maxim, ever was
Twish you'd help us find EN-;
Grant ma al as does.
Ny horses name is Betsey
She jumped and broked her head,
Iput her in the stable,
And fed her on milk and bread.
The stables in the parlor;
We don't make no muss.
wish you d let it stay there,
Gran'ma al as does.
rs goin' 10 the corn-feld,
To ride on Charles pillow;
spec he'd like TO have me,
| wants to go right now.
Oh, won't gee awful,
And whoa like Charlie whoas
wish you wouldn't bozzer,
Gran ma never does.
wants some bread and butter:
Us hungry worstest kind;
But Table mustn't have none,
Cause she wouldn't mind.
Put plenty sugar on it;
tell you what knows,
IT'S right to put on sugar;
Gran'ma alas does.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-17

ind Clarks an elegant fertilizer have
used it on corn and wheat, and like it better
than any other.
A. II. G. DARNE.
Fairfax CO., Aug. &c. 1871.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-17
MAKING & TAILORING.

WOULD inform the ladies of Rockville,
and vicinity, that | am repaired TO do all
kinds of SEWING at moderate prices, Par
tieular attention given to dress making. La
test style of patterns always on hand.
MRS. S. NJ, GATOR,
nov l5-2m Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-17

like Clark's Dissolved Bone better than
anything ] ever used. used it with several
others, and find it the best. shall never
use anyother as long as can get it,
R0BT. WALKER.
Alexandria CO., Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-17

Mr.. O'NEALE Il used Clarks last year,
and am much pleased with it. l put it on
some potatoes, leaving one row without any.
Where applied Clark I got good yield OF
fine potatoes, but on the row where used
none, got no potatoes. consider it gen.
uine article, and shall use it again.
Very respectfully, JOHN FEBREY.
Falls Church, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-17
Stock.

What we said about stock last month, we
could only repeat now, and therefore merely
remind you of it. 1t is good rule TO feed all
stock higher in cold weather than in mild -
Sheep, in our climate are injured rather than
benefited by confinement in close quarters -
They should have an open shed or shelter to
resort under in bad weather, and such ewes as
are likely 10 drop lambs, ought to be set apart
and put up in a comfortable shelter, with
leaves or fine straw over the floor, not put
thick, but renewed often TO keep them dry and
free from filth. Hogs ought to be fed on ground
and cooked food if possible, and should be
kept warm and dry, with plenty of water,
tepid if practicable. Many of these animals go
for days without water during spell Of fro
zen weather, because those who have the
charge Of them do not take the trouble to break
the ice in the trough or in the stream, and yet
such careless owners are complaining that
their hogs die, or won't fatten, with all the
corn they consume, and are not paying stock.
They denounce the improved breeds, because
they die under such barbarous treatment, while
the ''hand-pike, may, never having known
hog-luxury, survive the winter to appear a
NANCY, hairless, covered with sores, disgust
ing beast in the spring, TO be cured, if Mt all,
by wallowng in the restorative mire of some
marsh or stream which nature not its master
provides. We have seen this thing, and sorry
10 say we believe it is to be seen to-day on al
most every farm where the od-time system of
farming is practised, and yet farmers complain
that their pork costs more than they can buy
it for from the West, thousand miles away
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-17

CHARCOAL FOR TURKEYs.--A California pa
per highly recommends charcoal for fattening
turkeys, aud says that il should be pulverized
and mixed with mashed potatoes and corn
meal, as well as fed to them in small Jumps
1t mentions that in two lots of turkeys Of four
each, treated alike, and one lot given this
mixture, and the other not, there was an ave-
rage gain in the weight of the first of one
pound and half each. While we condemn
the practice Of mixing the pulverized charcoal
with the other food of turkeys, compelling
them TO eat it whether they want to or not we
have no doubt of the excellent effects of sup
plying turkeys with charcoal broken into
small bits, especially when iattening for mar
ket. We have had evidence of what we say,
and for a number of years have recommend ed
charcoal for this purpose.
, 1873-08-25
DOOMED,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23-Tllo War Dopartmcnt
promulgatos, in gonorat ordors, tho f,rtlino nnd
scitol>cc In The caao Of the fodoc captiyoa, Cant
jack, Hcllonciiin, D1ack Jim, Doaton Cl,arley.
Darncho, aliaa ono.Eyol jim, md sIoIuck, a]ina
Cox, who wore tried by tho Military Communion
Tor tho murder Of Geu. Canby mid CommiBgionor
Thomas, and for assault with intont to kill tho
ot'or rcaco Commissioners. 1'hoy aro found
guilty of the specifications and ohnrHcB and
bee been approved by tho President nn,l Secretary Of
t MAf' ~ tho toxt Of tho goncral order. epocfca-
tion nfst undor tho charge Of murder, in tho
tnn tnIoAson OF tho laws Of war, rooitos tint they,
soonebin I ebipaI oofnn eGfmmSny mn koTn % caEt Jao
alias no-Eyod Jim, ani sIoilok, alias cox
n3on'oorB n of cortan baud OF Indians known as
nhn,,n nih"9ea, WHICH oant including tho prisoners
onvaoo 9tou ~ was st tho timo hereinafter alleged
9taiee, uflder tho ohof command Of said Cant.
SaoK' aid % ropreHontativos Of snid Modoo band.
ihoet under tlng Of truce aud sueno,ninn ri
oomsn'nD oaItSs r. f. H. = oa1by u g. Al
Gortain Peace Commissioners on tho pnrt Of snld
United Statos, for tho agreed and profonaci5 nnr.
pose OF tAouealng and arranging tho terms ,'nnr
stataa Wem se me s9ises exiatine between he United
npon' in wanton violation Of said 'Lu fisa
Or truco, and troaohorously diarcvards. s
tng, tho obligations imposed by said iI'fa,e, fnce
uhaoI tne Ia"a or WAT, Wflfully, fe]onio1tplv
and Of malice aforothonght kill and n1nri1or III
Brig. Con. Canby; oil this at or mar H., tho
Lava -l5odB, so-callod, situated near Tuln T,.ko
In tho State Of California, on or about tic Hi,
day Of April, 1873. ~1'A
The second specification. In tho Same ~ thu
first only that tho name Of Peaco Commtssionor
0loazer Thomas. ia substituted for that Of Con.
Candy. Tho specifications undor tho SECOND
Charge OF assault with intent to kill in yioin-
tion Of tho laws Of war, recito tho attempt to
Hill pohco Commandments A. B. Atcaobam md
1: 3. Dyor, at tho time their aaBociatce.
Thomas and Con. oanby. woro mur.
dorod, OIL Of whom woro REPRESENTING
the United stateB. To tho charges aud yDocif..
cations, accused pleaded not guilty, But Tho
Commiseionor found them guilty and sentenced
them to DO hanged Ut such timo and place aa Tho
propor nuthoritica should direct.
The following Is tho ordor rnado by tho Pros
idcnt In the mnttor:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, aug, o, 1873,
I1o foregoing scncucea In the caHeH OF Can't jack
Sehonch1n, Black Jim, Boston Charley, Darncho Rlins
ono Eyed jim, and Soluck, alias Cox kodoc Indian
praoners arc Hereby approved md tia ordered that
she n aatd casoa bo carried into execution
4y the proper military authority unor orders Of tho
tsignod) u. s., QntHr. President
Tho Secretary Of Wnr hns ordered that tho
sentences be duly executed, undor direction Of
tho General commanding tho Department of tho
Columbia: at Fort klamath, Oregon, on friday,
Oct. 5. 1878,
, 1873-08-25

EoBtcrttsty'a Session OF the Amoricuu
AHH0ciAtiola Ut Purtiu1.4l.

1cHtcrt1E'a Session Oh the American
Association ut Portland.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 23.-At tho morning soa-
elon OF tho American Association for the Ad-
vancolnont Of Science, q, II. McAlliBter, Of
Akron, O., and nine others wero eloctod monl-
pe1s. Ten nov panors wore received and rotor
aeetionH-:Biology and Geology. A committee
Haa appointed 70 memorializo Congress- in rogard
to the preservation Of forests.
:, Tho Associatfon afterwards broke I'm into sec-
tlons. Discussion OH Prof. Fowlor'n Anti-IIyo-
luton papor was continued in Section IA" by
Or. Dawson and Prof. Morse. Tho discussion
WAS brief, and no now points wero brought out.
DR.. Dawson tilen gave description Of 4 speci-
tion. 0A'SA7
Prof. Wheolden read paper on tho Arctic ro-
g1onH-tholr geography, climate, ocoa1l, currents,
anu other phonouena considered with rcforo1,co
70 tho atlnosphorio. theory OF an nnolioratod
cltmAte aud open Polar Sea. lie did not consid-
er that pllcnoMona sustained tho thoory,
The Association adjourned soon aftor noon, to
ailow THO mo,noora to so on III excursion down
tho haroor i'll tho reyenno-cutter McCuiioch.
The attendance il continuity increasing. md
laFgo number of papors will DO submitted.
, 1873-08-25
POLITICAL.
Ohf0 Offfco-11Ollers Alarmed sif tho
independents Spirit of the Colorcd
men.-The Dc1nno-Noycs Fc.ld.

Ohf0 Offico"41olAers Alarmed af tho
Independent Spirit of the Colorcd
N1en.-The Dc1nno-Noycs Ecrid.
Special DisDatch to The Chicago Tribune,
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 2s.-Tho bolligerent at
tltude assumod by the colorod mon Of Ohio to.
ward tho Republican party, at tho Chilcotho
Convention, is subject Of great concern in
Ohio Administration circloB, which aro also in
volvod in aecrct quarrel oror tho Senatorial as-
pirations Of Dolano aud Noyos. THO Grant
ring hero sont tho mulatto, Col. Harlan.
gnited States Mail Agent, 70 the ChiRicotha
Convention, supplying him with minute inatruo-
lions Us to how to manage his cotored brethren
there, and get Grant indotsod. Tho Colonel
found tho lido Of feeling against him so strong,
that ho lost his tempor, and his effort to get 4
vote OF approval for Grant was decisrely kiolscl
out BY tho Convention. The colored mon OF
Ohio h9yo discovered that numerically thoy aro
entitled to ono twonty-fourth part OF tho Offices
and nothing short Of d fair division and tho Gu
forcoment Of their civil rights will pacify tho1n
to swallow Republican nominations in lump al
heretofore.
Tho Dolano-Noycs feul grows more bitter
every day. It iB said TINT tho Cincinnati Ga
zettc will bolt tho county Republican ticket if the
nominationB havo Delano complexion.
, 1873-08-25

Wccls1y III ortn1ity lscport-.Scrtous IL l&s,il
Fntn1 E'nlla--E'pae Mutual InaurnEcC
C0apnny'~ VroualcH--Iile City SO.
cinE-&;vil SrAintaEace Dccln1el In
valid.
sr. LOUIS, Mo-, aug. 29.-Tho mortality report
o.; oLo1era ,norbus, u; cholera infantuiu, "a.
MIR. Ach1ahon, OF tho keystone Bridge Com
pany, Of Pittsburgh. mud superintendent of tho
erection Of tho Huporstructuro Of tho bridge a.
received aovore internal injuries.
II iu now definitely stated that of tho old
Board Of Directors Of the st. Lonis Mutual Life
insurance Company. only John Ha1on l,as ro-
fused to roslGn in fayorof the new Board recent
II elected.
About o'cock thin evening, Ja,nos Slattory,
workman on tho BRIDGE fell from tho wcstor11
nbntn1ont, lintanco Of fty feet into the river,
striking a pieco Of lumber in his t!osccnt. Ho
was rescued from tho water, hat died almost im-
nlcdiutoiy from informal injureB.
Judge Calvin Of tho Court of Criminal Cor
recton. to-day rendered his decision in tho case
Of ". g. Elliott ~. Kato Clark, for Keeping n
bnwtly-hongo, which waB 9.rEucd last Saturday,
constitutionalily Of tho social-evil ordinance
now III force hero. Tho Judge decided TINT the
proviaions Of tho ordinance nro Numerically op-
posed to tho stato law A1ltlor which this proBoc,i-
charter, permitting the City Council to regulate
prostitution, WIS specinl act applying only to
st. Louis, ind therefore unconstitutional, i1luB-
much as tint instrument provides tint tho Con
eral Assembly Bllall paas no special law III my
case by Which provision can bo nlalo by a gen-
oral law. 1'ho Judge enys further it IN = special
law in its application to but ono sex, nnd not to
buth scxos. In this itis nynnat the apirt Of tho
bill Of rights. The lawu should operato uniform
ly. Tho of!unscs charged in tho information
could not bo il tho otor Woro uot participants
in It.. 1t is unjust nntl Unfair TINT ono
OF tho purtieH to tho offunno uhoul!
DO required to conform to the multitudinous,
grolyoug, ana burtlel,somo regulations, whilst
tho other party dooa not even roceiyo tacit
recognition. This subject caunot be rendered
less i crime by our humane legislation than it
actually iu. 10 law bu. the nniyergal law Of
compensation can rognjatc it. My viows Of this
nlatter nro that tho words 10 regulate" in tho
connection i'll Which they appear in tho
charter, arc not inconsistent with my
law or this Stato, mud huvo received
a construction altogether too broad; that
they do not justify the pnahago of tho ordinance
relied upou by tho dofoldanta OF such 4 ,nouBur-
Ing Of tllu worda " to regulate" MS WIS UNDER
Stood by tho City Council to bo tho true moan-,
Ing. sAy, thon, tho Gonoral Assembly OK
ccrdctl tlleir constitutional power when thoy
n!cde tlo grant. lccauHo no such power existn
in tho Constitution.
Kate Clark was fined al00, and Lizzio Sd
ylllo, wllo was also dofondant in tho cnso tile
Bamo amount. Motion made for /, now trial; If
refused, IN appeal will 10 made TO lilo Supreme
Court
, 1873-08-25

L1rrLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 23.--Albcrt Lnwson,
.colorod, bout Ills wife. who was cnconto, on,
Sunday Inst, from the eifoctH Of which she died
yesterday. lawson il iu jail.
Franl Wiiihtoat1, a co!orI man, waa drowned n
fow ,ailou below tllis city yoi,totday, being
drunk, lo enturod frail craft and tried to crouB
tho riyor. Tho bout oyorturniuH, 10 wa
drowned.
Tho Iost-OfIlco Mt Perry Station, in popo
County, on tho line of the Tort Smith 1laroat
having boen raiiol by thioyes two or three times
lately, and tllo Postmaster reporting TINT l,o
could not protect tl,s mails, Special biail Agent
E.lgerton hTs discontinued tho office.
Dr. Ward q Constable, was shot and aovoro.y
wounded by Some unknown porson, ut ClarkH-
yille, yesterday.
Mrs. Sarul1 johnson (w]lito), who waa bitten
by rahld cat ono year ago, was takon with ly-
drophobia Oh Wednesday, md died yesterday.
, 1873-08-25
FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

NEW YonT, Aug. 23-A dispatch from London
says: "Tho plot to effect tho oHcnpo Of the
Dank or England forgers WIS arranged in Nov
York, anll discovered by tho intorcoptiug Of lot.
ters. The Wordons of Nowgato priBon wore
brihcd with a100 enclf."
LosnoN, Aug. 23.--Tho houso-paintcrs md
decorators in THU city mo Oh AtrI,to.
DUBLIN. Aug. 20.-1ho Iris|s,ndn publishes
tho now programme Of tic IL HONOLULU" party.
It Includes tho establishment Of 4 newspaper In
Dublin called the -Bauagh, to 10 tho
official Journal Of tho party, and all agitntion for
tho abolition Of tho namo mud Office Of "Lorl
Lientonaut, and tho substitution of snzcralu,
to DO olcotcd BY universal suffrage, nnt to have
nominal title Of King, for trionnfal parlia-
mcnts, aud for authorizing tho conflAcatfoh Of
tho estates of gbBontecs.
, 1873-08-25

Special DtspateA 10 The CAtcaqo 7tibunt.
HpnlSdF1ELD, ILL.,, Aug. 33.-Knto Kanu, dim
ing-roon girl at tho Ut. Nicholas Iloto. In this
oity. dod To-day at G o'clock FROM tho o,foets OF
lnudunnm, Which sho took last night. with pur
hnycd, md disappointment in loyo il assigned aH
tl.u reason for tho act. a Coronor'a inquest iB
now bong hold.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. 23.-A singular suicide Imp
farmer, nanlod William Monrno, ctimbed up i
aapltng, antl, taking strip Of bark from another
troo, tod Il around hiB nook aud iumpcl to tho
gro,ind killing him almost instantly. lloroli-
tary insanity ii assigned ae tho causo for Tho net.
, 1873-08-25
ITO the Iaaoefotci rtss, I
SPRINGFIELD,
All Exptnnnti01l-~1ke suits.

All ExpRnnAttO1l-~IkcvC suits.
Speei'1! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 23.-Your correspond
ent, that ho may bo perfectly understood, ngaiu
statea TINT his dispatches referred only to tic
fniluro and rcfuaal, on tho part OF tho railroad
mn1'aEerR Of tho Chicago & Alton Railroad, to
furnish information OF tho extcut Of tho cala1ni-
ty. OF this tho rooplo complained. Yonr cor
respondent Ind no reason to Atato other than
the factH and the pooplo OF this city agroo WITH
him that io did go Htato thon
a couple Of gentlo,non, A1r. Pahlmann and bIr.
Ackornan OF bond County, not having thu fear
of tho Government boloro thoir eyes, woro
brought up here today aud arraignod before
commissioner Adams, tho former charged with
dealing in manufactured tobacco, tho lattcr for
rotniittg liquor, without license. 11oy cach gayo
bnil In tho Au1n of $500.
Our now Circuit Judge, tho Hon. Charles
Fame, enters npon his lutios next Monday. Ills
frat Court opens in Aacoupin County ct tint
tilao. Ho has tho confidence Of his brother 1aw-
ycrB who oxpout lo will win high reputation
~ Judge.
, 1873-08-25

Killed By n Runaway Tcnm--dsernlnn
Fcatfvitics.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DunuquE, Aug. 23.-A farmer named Daniel
Wall, aged &c years, residing about four miles
west, waH killed yesterday by bis team running
away aud boing run over.
| h1ro. Frazier, of 1iurper's Forty, Alla1nakco
County, tliod yesterday from taking IN overdose
Of choroform to stop neuralgia.
Tho "Schutzen Voroins" OF Dol1oyuo, Lyons,
and Clinton will DO hore tomorrow to VISIT tho
Dubuque Society. and practice Bl1arpslooting iu
tho afternoon, nila have good tilnc gcnoraly.
, 1873-08-25
Murder md Suicide nj xsuyso1a. Ill.

-. ST. Louis, Aug, pa dispatch from Paygon,
ILL.,, eays: On'Friday Of last week, John Liam
cock, living four lnius iron Pa5non, was discoy-
Of ha ~ h moch ao a apor %1D M
On entering tho Aouno, Mira Hancock WAS found
lying on two claairs with torrillo wound in 1lor
head from which laor brains aud blood wero ooz-
Ing. The lady lived three days. but did uot return
could 10 obtainea, but it il supposed that
tlahcock. who for somo timc has shown Bymp-
toms OF arrangement, struck his wife with a
hammer. QUO heing found near her covered
With blood mld har, ana then hung hinBolf.
Htanding. aud about GO years old.
, 1873-08-25

Another Runaway Fatnlity--O1d Sct-
tlcrs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Es-
capped PrisoncrE--Conspirnc OF a
FounsS N1nn Agaislst I'M Adopted SIS
scr--An Attempt to Rob Her OF 1lcr
Legal inheritance.
Specta Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, Aug. 23.-Snmuel Denareo, an old and
respected ctizen Of this county, father OF Abort
Dcmaroo, EST, OF tho Herald, wan knocked
down and killed last ovoning by Il runaway team.
He was u years OF ago, and resided in this vi
cinity for tlirty-ono years.
Ex-senator Yatos writes TINT he will attend
the meeting of old aottlora of Adams and Brown
Counties, to DO hold at Clayton, Sept. aud 1.
Tho burglar Williams, and froight-car robber
Meyers, who escaped from tho county jail, were
captured at N1uscatne and brought back to their
old quarters to-day.
Tho following appears in an evening pa
per of this city. and Is vouchcd for
by tho writer: A girl, about IT yoars Of age,
named Katfo Armstrong, arrived horo fow days
ago, and tclls strange story. Slo eays that Hha
and an infant brothor had boon adopted by IN
aged e!onpl9i H. named Armstrong, living noar Day
leaving d, will BY which each Of the Children
were to inherit $4,000 on coming Of ago.
4 fow weoks ago tho wife alao died, Hou, Geosso
Armstrong, boing loft in charge Of tho property.
usual, aud aoon foil asloop, from which she did
not awake until O'clock tie following day, when
sho found herself in sleoping-car Oh tho O., D.
d. 9. Railroad, near Woodstock. She felt sick
aud dizzy, whom the conductor, named Wilson,
a brothor-in-law of George Armstrong, gavo
her aomo water. On roaehing Chicago he put
hor On train for Burlington, leaving her with
out money md threatening ior it she returned
to Dayton from Burlington. sllo made hor way
to tllis city whore she thought brothor lived.
sho aays her hair Ind boon cut on during hor
eloep, and only thu paluost clothing givon her.
She tolls her ntory III straightforward manner
and appears modoat.
, 1873-08-25
WASHINGTON.


sneciaI Dispatch to 1As Chteaqo Tribune.
THE EXPLOITATION or CRIMINALS ny GERMANY
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Vory popitivo infor-
nation ia received hero to tho oiroct that, not
withstnnding tho ofllcadonial on tho part Of that
Government, tho Grand Duke Of Hepse continues
to pardon criminals upon the condition that they
shall oinigrato to tho United States
8TATE3fENT DIsUnED1TEp.
Tho official atato1nont that the Government
has not Furnished tho Indians rifles, through tho
Peace Commission Or otherwise, ia diBosodit-
cd. It IL positively nssortcd by tloao we'll ill.,
forned in tho proceedings of tho Pence Com
mission that rifles havo been furnished tho In
diang.
t1o the dasoefdtcd reas.1
PAYMENT or INTEREST ANTICIPATED.
>. WAsH1NaroN, Aug. 23.-Tho Secretary Of tho
Treasury iaK directed that tho interest duo Sopt.
J. amounting to about St, 100000 bo paid on and
aftor aug. 25, without rebate.
TIE FREEDMEN'B BUREAU,
During tho tirHt yenr that tho business OF tho
late Froodmon's Dnroau has boen u,lor charge
OF tho Adjutant- Generals oIlico, In tho War Do
partnent. claims to the amount Of ;I24 gag bayo
boon paid. Claims amounting to :G02, ,95i hayo
boon prepared for payment, aud only nwait tic
call Of claimants and OF m appropriation Of
Sl00,0oo to carry Oh tho b,lsincaH. During the
year ending June so, 1874, at lcast az, QUO will
DO recovered back into tho Treasury.
, 1873-08-25
Mr CEsnffe0, OF Illinois, nnd IL Con-
neeticakt sE01llnsl's Dog.

From tho Ua,.bury NeHs,
The pnBtor Of tho S1nWAou Church sends ua
tho following iton: Tho church, as will DO
ings, which aro largely attended. Promino,t
among tho apeakcrs IL tho Rev. A1r. Chareo, OF
Illinois. Laat Friday evoninE tho building was
crowded, and Nlr. ohafYee waR considerably ani-
mated. 1lo WAS sitting in chair at tho trout,
his wonderfully long logs oronaod, aud llH voice
sending forth volume ot aopg. Tho upper log
waa swinging majoatically, the motion incrcasiug
aa tho singing a1yauood. Ti,oy had j,st reached
that part Of lilo hymn which says 'Thon can
snfey reach NY hon'e my God, my hoavon, my
tuAt got out. Ihon can safely reaoh my
suddenly in contact t''tu7 WITH a 'u mgorab1o atIo
dog that bud in aomo way got
into tho house, a,.l sont 1t howllng and flying
under ono Of tho bonceH. OF uou,Be Mr.. Char
foo was surprised, but when n little woman
poppo up IN tho gallory mud shook nn on.inouB.
looking umbrella Ut him. aud cried in a voice OF
passion, Yon kiek TINT dog again, you Illinoy
giraffe, and you won't sRfely roach home l,a
fairly macadamizotl. lle subsequently told our
informant that ho mover before was 40 COM
plotoly tlabborgaHted, 40 thoroughly circumbobo-
lated whatever that moaua>.,
, 1873-08-25
Thc Philadelphia M0rKMo 1nvcEtign"
Linn.

PM ADEtpH1A, Aug GA hoarlng wna had
to-day in tho cane Of Deputy Corunor 6ooB, Bu-
porintondont Of tho M0rgilo, Baxter, anI NC
Even, driyor Of the Coronor'a wuEon. The two
forlnor aro churgol with ratlchlng III dcad Dodios
and tho Inter with robbory. Tliis cauo grows
out Of tho discovery OF tho body Of tho lato Mr.,
had been stolen from tho bouy Of Slr. Munco
and pawnod by hlcEwon tllat tho body wan
romoYod to tho college with tho clothes on a1d
tho Superintendent of the &orguo failoa to keep
2 record Of tho clothing or property as required
littln like tho man who took Muucoa body 10 tho
College, and that he had frequently takon othor
bodies to TINT place. There was no direct owl
da'co against tho Deputy Coronor but llo and
b4xtor wore hold for q further hearing Mclswon
Wnu committed,