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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-06-26

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AN RTIT ED

PA N X L ER.
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Directions accompany each Bottle.
Price 25 cts, 20 cts. and Il ner Hottie.
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Thty turs rvery fut IN OF Fever and ARue tnlnlsdt'
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RllVN ,mplP ana "a Page CatHloRur cts. J
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pES MONIES.

Important Decision Regarding the
Sale of NcGE--'Fhe Marion County
School Fund Qnu tilc Walden Back
Pay Gift.
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 10.-Judgo Mitchell,
OF the Circuit Court, to-day rendered o decision
In the case Of tho Town OF Wintorset ~. A.
pothoff. Tho case involved the constitutionality
Of tho Inv permitting cities and towns to pro-
hibit tho Balo Of boor and native vino inside tho
corporate limits. potloG was selling lagor beer
poope e'fe' et thss paeo the s0'e sao o. was
prohibited. Pothof continued to soil, and was
arrested md Imprisoned yesterday. Ho Was
brought horo on writ OF habeas corpuB for
trinl. Tho decision holds that Chapter 154 Of
tue nets Of tho Twclfth General Assembly, au-
thorizing towns md cises to prohibit ttho sale
Of lager beor and wine, iH valid, and docs not
: contraveno tho 30th article Of tho Constitution,
in reference to special legislation. This decision
i applies to oil cities and townB incorporated by
!, State Superintendent Abernothy has mado
public decision in regard to tho action of tho
" board Of Supervisors OF Marion County, rofus-
ing to accept Q portion Of Congressman Waldon's
in his district, for tho benefit Of tho School
Fund. Tho Superintendent decides that the
right Of an individual to givo money
for tho beuoflt Of tho School fund can
not be questioned, and TINT tho Boards Of
Supervisors, having no control Of tho disposition
tho school funds, excepting tho permanent
fund. cannot legally direct tho repayment or dis
poaal Of such money. Those funds, including
oil amounts 40 bestowed, must be uaod as tho
against tho County Auditor aud Board Of supor-
visors by my resident Of a district thus deprived
Of any portion Of the school funds. This deci-
sion will evidontly. compel tho Marion County
Auditor and Boerd Of Supervisors to pay into
tho school fund tho amount offered by NIr. Wal
don, should tho case come to trial.
Thoro Ia little prospect that tho Hon. ]. ".
Gard, United States Commissioner for Iowa, who
wns recently taken to the Insane Asylum, will
over recover. An oyorworked brain IL the canBe.
reunion Of tho soldiers Of the Mexican War
now in Iowa will bo held in this city this fal.
, 1873-07-11
SPRINGFIELD.

Certificates Of Organization Fiicd.-
Tho Work Of tho lsnilr0nd nnd
Warehouse commissioners.
Special Diapatoh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
srn1Nor1ELD, July 10.-Liconso was granted
to-day to 3 corporation to 10 known as tho soi-
mon Stool Works, Of Springfield, Ill. Tho works
arc to be erected aoon, about two miloa sonth Of
tho city, ut tue junction Of tho Toledo, Warsaw
Il Western Railroad ind the Chicago Il Alton
Railroad. Tho capital stock ia to bo $780, 1000
Tho corporators aro Jacob G. Loose, J.. 8. Brad
ford, N. II. Dtoadwoll, s. II. Cullom, O. N.
Smith, T. ]. Flanders, aud William II. Springer.
4 largo amount Of the stock IL alroady cub
Hcribed.
Tho Ltberal-Amcrican Printing and Publishing
Company, capital $50, 600, located in Chicago,
filed certificate OF organization.
The Rnilroad and Warehouse Commissioners
will Ee III HoeBion for somo timo In tho prapara-
tion OF tho schedules required under tho now
low. They have nov nbont completed the
achodulo for tho Chicago & Alton Railway, and,
In this connection, they say this road has matlo
commondablo effort toward perfect fairneaB, tho
most 10 Of any road In tho btatc, in ita freight
thrift. 1t is probable, therefore, that there will
not bo much difference III their ratos and thoao
prepared by tito Commissioners.
Tho State Board of Equalization will meet In
this city OH the second Tuesday in August.
, 1873-07-11
RELIGIOUS,


The Hebrew Conference nt Cincinnati
--Thir1 Dny'a Session.
CINCINNATI, July 10.-Tho delegates to tue
jewish Conference reasaomblod this morning.
Resolutions wero adoptod requesting tho Co
United statca for tho securing Of q moro perfect
union, TINT tho formation Of Jowihh Theologi-
cal Institute aud other intorosts Of tho
Jewish religion may bo promoted thorcby.
By-lawa for tho: body wore adopted,
after which tho following Executive Bonrd was
olected: D. Detmau, Julius Froiborgor NJ.
HOLMAN, A. 4. Kramer, Nathan Moses, Horny
Muck, Lipmen Levy, Henry, sti1, salomon Levy,
II. 10th, and j Jool n stoinberg, Of Cincinnati i;
N. Bloom, L. ". Demboitz, N. r. Bloch, Louis
villo; L. silyorman, Joseph Rosenberg, CHI
cago q. Hamburger, Indianapolis; s. Maor, Ev-
ansville; s. Mann, Cleveland; A. E. Franlland
Memphis. Tho first council Of tho newly formed
Union will be held in Cleveland, O., on tho scc-
ond Tuesday in July 1874. Tho Conference
then adjourned. Tho Executive Board mot and
organized tonight, adopted a seal, and prepared
for Immediate work. It WAS resolved to invite tho
formation Of co-oporatiye auxiliary gocoties not
membora Of tho Union.
, 1873-07-11

Snecia1 Dspatch 10 Tie Chicago 1Fibuno
NEW YonK, July 10.--Utica Drookcr, sister of
WoodLnll d. and olatlin dlea lnat nght Of disease,
Coroner Hormann held M inquest to-day, and 5
post-u1ortem revealed tho cause Of death to be
Dright'H diseaae Of the kidneys, the result Of long
continued Indulgence in Intoxicating liquors.
Mira. Brooker ,SaH born in Homer Ohio, in 1919.
Whom 10 yoara OF ago ale became On actress in
San Francisco, but gave up the profession five
years later. In 1866 sho married. Chicago law
yer named Thomas Broolor. Ho is at present
i'll that city.
LoNpoN, July 10.-Frodcrick Winterhalter, tho
celebrated portrait panter. diol to-day Of typlrls
fever.
, 1873-07-11
CITY ITEMS.

YoRtbrlay afternoon four horscs Of Engine
Company No. 12 attacliod to tho coal waeon,
ran away from tho cornor Of Jo,oraon and Pan-
lima strcotB, and woro stopped at tho .corner of
DeBplainos aud Van Duron Btreots. Tllo drvcr
William Bhiolds, was thrown out and sonlowlat
injured.
a hoy named Louis Duohl. IL years old, had
afternoon, by boirg run ovor by tho cars OF tue
Clicago & Northwestern Railroad, ut tho corner
OF North Wator and Market strootH. l1o realdoa
ut No. 235 North 1auckor Htroot
Tho a1arm Of fire from Dox 80, at half-past 10
o'clock Inst night, waa cauBod by fro breaking
out In q barn OH Purple stroot, near Archer ave.
n1lo. Tho fro Is supposed to haye boon started
by m inccntiary. Iosa @1O0. No insurance.
, 1873-07-11

Movements OF tho Chcycnncs nnd
ArnpailOcs~-.Iho Stnlllcy Expcdi-
tlOIfA
ST.. Louis, July 10.-J. Goldon, who has boon
engaged with tho party Of Gen. Barrett in sur
voying tho Cheyenne aud Arapahoe Indian reBi
erVatfons, has arrived hore from tho Cheyenne
Agency, 100 miloH north Of Fort Sill, Indian Tor
ritory. uo reports about two thirds Of tho work
completed: no also reports that tho Cheyenne
Indians, after celebrating thoir "meliclno' fes-
tiyities, to do which they left their roseryation
started for Antelope Hill. It is not known
where they will turn up noxt, but, their
them. Ono band Of Choyennes, under
Lttlo Robe. refused to follow tho main bands,
and remained Of the agency. Tho A,;rapahoos,
undor Little Ravon, Powder Face, Yellow Dear,
and Dig Mouth, numbering $50 braves, nro on
tht Their y. rosory,Hti9ns and poaseable It Is said
Choyonnes, should tho lattor mako m attack.
WAsulSaToN July 1o.-Ihe Stanley Yellow
hoard from: Very bad wonther had been expo-
rience1, but they had no trouble from the Indi-
ans. They expoct to roach tho Yellowstone by
Aug. l.
, 1873-07-11

MAnr1Nsy1LLE, Ind, July 10.-Quito all OK
citoment prevails Aere to-day over the arrest
lnado last week Of John Bishop, ohargod with
mon seeking the reward ofroroa claiming to
havo authority from tho Governor took
linn Just III time to mako
the 6 o'clock a. m. train for Louisville
Bishops friends have siuco looked into the mat
tor, finding no authority for the same. aud have
received arequisItion from Gov. Hendricks for
hiA return to this State. Tho partea declare the
full vengeance Of the law against tho mon maxi
ing tho arroat, providing they Can find tlom.
, 1873-07-11

RICHMOND, Va, July 10.-1n tho caso of DR..
Cullen, ono Of the surgeons Of the Mordecai-
hlcCarty duel, who rofuBed to testify before tho
Grand Jury on tho ground that no might cri1nin-
ate himself, Judge Gurgoon to-day decided tint
he must answer tho questions proponndol by tho
Grand Jury, or bo held for contempt. Counsel
asked for i suspension of sontonco in order to
appeal to the Supreme Court, which was gvantoa,
aud tho commitment Of witness was postponed
till thut tina.
n-Notwiths.angtng tho refusal of DR..
Cullen to testify in tho dleling case, tile Grand
Jury, with tho eyldonce bofore tlon,, found true
bills Of indictment against the four seconds for
the wilful aud malicious murder Of Mordocai.
, 1873-07-11

Spteia! Dispatch to 1he ChfcAHo Tribune.
tlon on tic Chicago, lock Island l. Pacific Raii.
road ooldod with freight train ut tho quarries,
uear this city, this evening. Thu engine, bug
gage car, and i!ae car woro ditcLod. IAe ell
gineer was the only por4on at all injured. The
engine is . total wrock. Train Maator Alexander
IL ongagea In clearing tho track, which will ba
blockAded several hollra,
CLEVELAND, July 10.-A special to tho Herald
from Youngstown stateA that D. Il. ttroator.
with Mrs. Cyrus Drainard, his sister, aud lis two
daughters, aged aud 2 years, III buggy, wien
descending hil! noar tho crossing Of TIC Allan.
ito 4 Great Wostorn Railroad, the horae became
and upset tho buggy, throwing them all ont.
Mrs. Drainard foil On tho track and WAS killed. in
htantly by the driyingAwhoel Of the engine, man,
CLING her head and Ghost completely out OF
shape. The othera fell outside Of tho track,
Mr. Btrsator Ia injured In hts head, but not
seriously. Tho youngest child Was seriously,
,peshapa dangerously. injured. II had an arm
, 1873-07-11
EDUCATIONAL,
Tho school Principals, Convention mt


Tho school principnIas Convention Mt
4ttn1vn.
Special Dtspatch'to Tho Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, July 10.-Tllo Association of
Principals Of tho Public Schools OF this State
closed It's 1abors this morning. The following
aro tho officers for tho ensuing yoar President,
NJ. Andrews, Of h1ncomb; Secretary, William
Brady, Of Maraoilles, Iasnl1o County Treasurer,
]. W. Gibson, Of Bolvidcro; Executive Com
mittoo, p. n. Walker, Of Rochelle; 8. 3. Bart
hurst, Of Leland, and n. L. Seymour, Of Blue
Island.
1soBolutiona Of thanks to tho Clifton Hotol
mud citizons Of Ottawa wound up tho proceed
ingB
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bro1sen aud tho fosh lacoratod, bosit1es other
injuries. Tho Oldest CHILD was but slightly it,
jurod.
1'gr. Louis, July 1f.-Tl,o Kirkwood accommo-
dation OH tho Atlantic & Pacific Hailroad co1lided,
about o'clock Tonight, with tho oastor1l-bound
oxpresB noar Laclcad Station, q fow miles from
this city. One ongino ano tendor woro consider
ably damaged, and.th baggago.car thrown from
the traek: D. Smith. engineer Of tho aceommo.
slightly injured.
, 1873-07-11

Fraudulent Importation Of Clothing.
spn1NaF1ELD, Mass., July "a systom Of
fraudulent Importation from Canada, Of roatly
mado clothing and drcss goods which has been
probably carried on for several years, Aas boon
unoarthed by the United States Secret Service
officers, and considerable amount OF such
goods seized hero, and several arrests hayo been
nlado at Montpelier, Vt.
, 1873-07-11

RA14E1a1I, N. c., July 0.-The Masters Of tho
various Grangea in tho State met hero to-day
and organized state Grange. William g. Bat
tlo, OF Edgecombe, WAS lnado President. The
meeting was vol attended aud harmonious, aud
adjourned to moot again on the third Weelnos-
day OF February next.
, 1873-07-11

TelcErhpAio 1srovtttes.
Tho letter carrier systom WAS inaugurated In
Dubuque yesterday.
: Tho Signal Bervice Agent at Dubuque made
up his first report yesterdsy.
While tho tug Wilcox MAS ooaning to dock at
osoeols. Mich" yesterday. pap Of her crew,
, 1873-07-11

Special Dispatoh TO The Chicago Tribune.
DuBuQuE, Iowa, July 10-A fearful calamity
Lansing, Allamakce County, Iowa, last night, to
Mrs. H1ort, who, while cleaning dross with al-
cohol near D hot stoyo, was burned to death by
accidentally spilling some OF the fluid on tho
stove, which Immediately enyeloped her in
husband, tho lsev. hIr. Hjort, Of tho Norwegian
Lutheran Church in that place, being absent
With their youngeat sou on visit to Norway.
, 1873-07-11

LOUISVILLE, July 10.-:rho $40, 900 prize in
tho Into Library lottery waB won by Bomo gen.
500, 1000 prize is hold as follows: Three-quar-
tors by Henry BoasB, lquor-doale1 on q small
scale in this city, and tho other quarter by r. ].
bolchart, saloon-koopor, and Christopher SpileB,
blacksmith.
, 1873-07-11

TaoY. N. y, July 0.-.rho Troy aud Albany
Stove Founders Association to-dny unanimously
resolved to nako no changeB iu tho prices OF
stoves during tho present year. This action reg
lllateh tho pricoB Of Btoyos throughout tho
Unitod EtateA.
, 1873-07-11

LouIay11LE, Ky, July DIN Jcfforsonville,
Ind. Jamos Murphy, ID years old, quarrelel
with his father, . cooper, about whore ho should
him, aud tho son determined to work
In another shop. James, becoming e1asperated,
drew revolver aud azed twice at Ills father. ona
, 1873-07-11
IL Sll1 q Fraud ,

MANCHESTER. N. H., July l0.--A woman, who
pretended to haye boon beaten and robbed by
runianH on tho railrond track, near suncook, Is
believed to be fraud. It il thought that she
was either principal or accessory In obatruoting
the traok.
, 1873-07-11

MILWAUKEE, July l0.-A young burglar named
Dehrens, residing Oh Eleventh stroot, was shot
M officer. Ho lad boen rob6ing tho store OF
Lis own unclo.
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Fatal Ltt1atD Exnlas1ou.

MILWAUKEE, July 10-A little CHILD of Mr.
Mosior, OIL Hanover street, was burned to doath
last night by the explosion Of koroseno lamp.
Tho parenta had rotirca leaving the lamp burn-
iuK near tho child'a crib
, 1873-07-11
Killed bV Lightning.

Spfeia! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, lows, July 0.--At Plaiuaold. Iowa,
this morning. Edward sutli1fo, while working on
tho roof Of houAe, WIS instantly killed by be-
lug struck by Lightning.
, 1873-07-11
WEATHER AND WATER.
War Department Weather Report.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CHICAGO. July 10. 1873.


PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, u. G., July 10.-On Friday in
tho Wostorn Gulf States, northorly winds,
partly cloudy and clear woathor. Tor tho
Eastern Gulf States, southwcstorly winds veor-
ing to northwestorIy, with genorally clear
eastorly vls voorpg o to SOUTHWEST % % md poss;bly
northwest, with numorou local rai.lH. For tho
Middle Atlantic States, southwest winds, clouds,
and ruin, followed by northwest winds and
clearing weather by Friday evening. For New
England, oaBterly winds, threatening and Eainy
weather. For tho Lower Lnko Region and
Ohio Valley, northwcaterly winds, lower TOM
porature, and clear or clearing weather. For
the Uppor Lakes and Northwest northwosterly
winds and cool clenr weather.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
TUESDAY, July TO, l873-10:18 p m.
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Wisconsin, Educators iri Session nt
Spnrtns


Spnrtns
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
srAnrA, Wis. July 10.-The Convention
brought thoir business to close by roceiving re-
ports from tho various committees, appointing
honorary membors aud committeos for tho on
suing year: President, D. n. Reynolds, Of Mon
roo, Grocn Co.; Vico-prosidont, V. Rowland,
EauOlairo; Secretary, ". Il. Briggs, aroen Bay +;
Treasurer, 9. r. Viobahn, Manitowoo.
Castle lock aud tho % mos} notaabio places in tic 10
Lacrosse Valley.
Resolutions Of respect to tho memories Of
Profs. purdy, Montague, and Bushnell wore
adopted, after appropriate remarks by Profa.
Smith, Kern, and others.
d resolution prosecuted by prof. o. r. Smith,
declaring tho urgent necessity for State h1sti-
tuition for the Education Of tho ljiotic, was
adopted enthusiastically.
The next u,ooting will bo ut Madison, on tho
second Wednesday Of July, 1874.
, 1873-07-11
st. Clara Academy commencement.

st. Clara Academy COrf1ncnccnont.
DunuQuE, H., July 10.-1lo exerciHes Of tho
nineteenth annual Commencement Of tho st.
Clara Academy, at Sonsinawa Mound, Wis.,, oo-
Cured to-day, and passed. of pleasantly and Buc-
cessfuy, Tho number Of people III tho Acad-
my Hall and upon tho glounds during tho exor-
cisoB was about 5000. Father Do11oyillo, clor-
gylnau Of tho Dominican Oraor from Now
bor OF pupils attending tho Academy Is sc. The
graduates this yenr nro Misses L.. Kelly and L.
tonnor. Fatlor Donovillo loavos for Franco on
Friday night.
, 1873-07-11

ball passing through tho cont aud voHt, botwoon
tho loft ndo and arm, and tho other whstting
oloao by his car whom byatnnders interforod and
JigArmad thu Ind
, 1873-07-11

Ocean Steamship News.
L1vEnrool, July 10.-The steamships Ca8tala,
from Nov York, and Peruvian, from Montreal,
haya arrived ont.
NEW YonK, July 10.-Tho United slates sloop-
of-war Brooklyn arrived to-day from Madeira via
Bermuda
, 1873-07-11
SPORTING MATTERS.
THE IuRE,
sIxcidl Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EHE 1nTIFr NhrEa

fdE tNA1LI AAtES.
JOLIET, Ill.,, July 1o.-Tho dust intorfcred
somewhat with the racos to-day. The first race
was for 2:32 horses purse s1,2o0. There woro
nine entries. Tho best time made was 2:39, by
Country Boy, who won tho race. In the third
heat Capitolas sulky ca1no in contact
with Indy Macks, upsetting it and slightly in
jurIng tho driver. Lady Mack, without driver,
ran around tho oonrso twice. leading tho van,
and doing no injury. In tho 2:50 race for 81, QUO
thore wero five entries. Tho boet time made
was by Molie O., who won tho race in 246114.
In tho running race, mile and o half dash,
for $780, there were seven entries, Capt. Hutch
inaon winning in 2:44. Western star came in
second, and Lancer third.
LONG BRANCH RACES.
LONG BRANCH, July 10.-Tho weather ia de-
lghtful for the fourth days races, and tho track
Is in excellent condition.
First Race-July stakes value $500, added to
sweepstakes Of $50 each for two-year-olds, tho
winner OF tho Hopeful stakes to carry five
pounds extra, tho aocond to receive s100, and
the third 800 out Of tho stakes threo-quartorB
Of mile. There were twenty-five entricH and
aoyen starters. The raco WAS won by King
Amadeus, in 1:18A Scratch second; Culpopper
third.
Second Raco-For grand sweepstakes, value
$4,000, added to sweepstakes Of $3.50 each, open
to all ages the second to receive $500, and tho
third $3.50 out of the stakes four-1nilo heats.
There were ton entries andthroe etartora. Mc-
the first heat and the race, diatancng Kice 4;
McCormicka = b. I. Bessie Lee, years old, ana
Chamberlain'a ch. C. Wheatloy. 4 years old
Time, 1914. Tho excitement was intense.
Third naee-For purse Of :s460 for beaten
6 pounds; twice, 10 pounds; tllreo
% rat; sleo t. ops .he socead, y and i $50 'to To
, 1873-07-11

STAGE or WATER,
Daily report Of the stage OF water, with
ctangos in tho twenty-four hours ending p.
H., July 10, 1878.
, 1873-07-11
THE ETRICEER.

PIGEON SHOOTING At JOLIET.
Sptcsuf Uis1atch to The Chicago IFibunx.
JOLIET, July 10.-Dogardus il to shoot with
Cook Tomorrow for fifty pigeons, giving him
twenty-five.
, 1873-07-11

fUe!Ow high water Of 1871,
". 8. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room u Major Block, Chicago.
, 1873-07-11
BY BleUSH, SON s. CO.,
Il HoutA Qau2l.4t,

SATURDAY, July IL, At $50 4. m.
Now and Hsoond .hAnd FURNITURE At auction Maru
hlo.top aud Plain gha,ess neta bsdsteads, Tureaas
md Eaoa ttak sapsXs
Bar Counters aud EI!tnEe1, BhoM C24es, sto.
nAUHu, HQN i Cd, Anottnune.s.
, 1873-07-11

Important Decision Regarding the
Snlo OF lcGr--'F1le Marion County
school Fund Qnu tho Walden Back