Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-08-13
COsspOm .HesUs.

Coupon .tescs.
"My Dear Titian" J. Coffcy, be to
whom "Addltion, Division and Silence"
Kemblo introduced his mutual friend
George y. Evans, was at Crcsson last
week. M
George W. Cass died at Dresden,
Ohio, on Wednesday last, aged 81, =
Ho was a brother OF General Lewis
Cass, and father Of General George
W, Oass, Of Pennsylvania. .--.-
a lumberman up tho Allegheny has
a trunk made Of balf-inch boiler iron,
and inscribed upon it arc the follow
ing touching lines TO tho baggage
smasher; "Throw and DO damned"
Jefferson county, Kansas, is troubled
over the inability of its treasurer TO
mako his accounts balance by Just
s27, 900. sAtriAe of that kind does
not trouble anybody about Washing
ton. q9or, odi u eaerpdl1a9 On
Atogdensburg, New York, recently
a young lady was fatally burned in
the street, her clothes taking FIRE as
" is supposed, from the stump OF q
lighted cigar carelcssly thrown on the
pavement. = 'sli' p'1y'l.,io2 y hllu.
FN Genera. Alexander B, Bradford who
died on the 10th nlt. of cholera, at
Memphis, was Major OF JEFF. Davis
regiment in the Mexican war, Attor-
ney General and State Senator OF
Tennessee and a Confederate Congress
DIR, Mary f., Walker was arrested
by a Baltimore policeman on Tuesday
a week, for appearing on the streets
of that city in male attire. Bad for
Mary. But then she is like her sis.
ters, Woodhull, Clafiiiu, Beecher 4
Co., a little loose. sgadrsq BOA .onir
% The Pittsburg Post says We have
the most positive assurances 10 the Of
feet that the ring has docreed that its
master, Bill Mann, is TO succeed John
Scott, in the U. S. Senate. d Cameron
wanted his son, Don, but has consent
cd to this arrangement. iJa ifou
A regro delegate in the Radical
Convention Of Virginia offered a res
olution disappearing the Congression-
al back pay bill--but IL was smother.
ed to death. There were too many
carpet bag grabbers present to allow
such a resolution to pass. 'll
The new Grand Pacific Hotel, in
Chicago, has fifty-nine flights Of stairs,
thirty y-nine miles Of wire, nine hun.
dred and ninety.nino windows, 107C
doors, and the entire cost OF this struc.
ture was one million eight hundred
and fifty-seven thousand dollars.
Prof. Wise is to take with him or
his balloon voyage q number OF carri
er pigeons, TO act ms reporters for the
Daily Graphic. Tho birds are fur
nished by Mr.. o. s. Hubbell, of New
York, who is famous pigeon fancier
and who is now putting the little mes
sengers through course Of training
at his farm in Connecticut. d.aW
Whilst Mr., Reed, of Danyille, wa'
driving near the railroad over the riv
er, an engine came along and his hors,
became so frightened at the putting
and whistlipg that il dropped dowr
dead. It's very seldom that instances
occur Of animals dying from fright
but here is veritablo and authentic
occurrencc.-Danuiile htelligencer.
A telegram from the commandant
the West Point military academy re
ceived at the war department to-day
announces that Cadet Israel A. Pennis
of the third class, was drowned las
evening while bathing. His body hal
been recovered. Cadet Pennis was ,
native of Illinois, and represented tb,
fiitccntn congressional district oil tna
state at the academy. ,fHN
The New York World, referring t
the manner of tho death of the Bishop
Of Manchester, says: at recalls thu
observation how often ii has happened
that military and naval men--Wei
lington, Washington, Marlborough, ,anC
Farragut-die in their beds after run
ming thousand risks, whilst cminen
civilians-Lincoln, Huskisson, Per
ceval, Peel-moet an accidental end.
The Chicago Times pokcs fun a
| Boston and Baltimore /" Boston tricC
lis hand at rivaling Chicago in the fir,
business, and was badly beaten, Bal
timore has Just finished thc same effort
a big loser. These small-fry town
may as well give in, The only. sue
cessful rival of the Chicago blaze will
be the final ono, when the element
themselves shall melt with fcrven
heat" Mi,rs