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Special Dts2ateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WAsHrsGroS, D. c., Jun 2&.-E1-GoT. Denn1aon
states that he and 3. Smith, Of Ohio, came hero on
business of private n9tu1e which has connection
With Tom 6cott's or my other railroad schecs what
ever.
n THE HOUSE.
The Senate had no soenion to-day, and tho House
met for general debate only. Hon. Il. 8. Bundy, OF
Ohio, sp1ae On the financial question, and was
followed by Robbins, Of North Carolina, On civil
rights Tho litter gentleman stirred up Catn COL
orcd member from South Carolina, who made sptr-
tied response on the same question. The attendance
WAS quite slim.
The bids for carrying the oails in tho Western Soc
tton which comprises the Western and Northwestern
States viii be opened on the sd Of next month: The
Be e s
4ud are more numerous than usuaL
DISTRICT MATTEns.
TEo House Committee on Appropriations ana the
District Of Columbia conveyed over the city to
day ty the Board Of Public Works and Gov Shepherd
witness .he that Raye besn s % 1ds "
to to Be- ses seea. TSe feens ot generally
IL do .4aoe;aGed 1re&.-l
MILITARY CADETS APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jou.~ A.-The President has
appointed The following named persons ns Cadets from
the United States at Arge to the Military Academy as
West Point: Walter Stone Ale1ander. son Of Lieut.:
Col AHINndE1$ HAKEE &9eutI9 bUA u NoA AtS1o*p
Janes B. pawlrs son Of Cen Rawitns. Late Secretary
Of War; Charles ]. Messmore, Of Col Messmore
William E. Any, son Of Commodore Amy; Frederick
l. Faltx son of -surgcon-Gene Fatz; George @.
Strong, brother Of Gen. Strong William English,
sen Of Ueut--coL English; and John
Green Lugenbu1, son Of Col P3nekney Lugennnl, ana
Lawrence J, Heatn, ct former Sergeant Of the
Filth Infantry, first and second alternaes to supply
the place Of any Of the above appolntees who may fall
THE ARMY.
Lseut.-aen. Sheridan arrived here last night, IN
obedience to summons Of tho House Committee on
giyo his v1ev1 concerning the organization Of the
S,my It Is known that he IL in favor Of increase
rather than reduction Of the force, the Govern
mcn jntnuds to continue It's policy Of protecting e1-
posed settlements.
Outstanding lesaltenders, 1851 789, amount o1
amount redeemed, $5,31o,ooo. The gain TO
the stock Of coin in the country during tho
first s1 months Of the current fiscal year is given at
about $780, 900 in gold and 8 COO 900 IN silver. The
number Of trude dollars issued was s, ,1e5,ooo.
, 1874-01-25
THE LABOR QUESTION.


RcHcf-.W II Getting in E1tt&DHFSAs
Special Di1poteh to The Chicago 7Hauae-
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 2i--The adjourned meet
in9 tonight Of citizens at the City Hal to devise
means to assist the unemployed was complete nzze
Not prominent citizen present. and only about
hundred members Of the hlternadonale. Consequent
" no measure for relief Was decided upon.
no DISTURBANCES ANTICIPATED II SEw ToRx+
new YoRx, jan 24.-Tha Superintendent Of Police,
while admitting that danger of disturbances Still
erigts among portion Of the unemployed working
men denies Ill knowledge Of any foundation for the
tertion Of tbe churches owing to information ct
threats made By: Communist leaders,. Nor
docs the Captain Of the precinct IN which
ths Convent Of st. Cathatine IL situated
know Of any foundation for the that that Inst
tuition vas to burned BY the more desperate OF the
Communist leaders. large torca o. police however,
as held In readiness last night 1t headquarters, eon-
veuteut to the convent.
, 1874-01-25

Festivities in Great Britain and New
York.
new Yonz, Jan. 2I.-A London dispatch tays Of tho
royal wedding IN st. Petersburg: ''The English fea-
tiyties are generally postponed until the arrival OF tho
bridal couple Executing BY speciai .ersices Ein:es
and the ringing Of bce, London took little notice OF
the event. The provinces manifested great io5. n
mot Of the provincial towns there wcre ban-
quets PROFESSIONS, penis Of bsl bonrss and gather
tngs Edinburgh brilliantly illuminated, 1nd
tn many places Crtmean trophies we're removed
NEW YonK, Jan. 24.-The marriage at tho Duke OF
Edinburgh with tia Russian Princess Marie "as teco-
1zed in this city by the British nnd Eusg1an Consu3
unfuring the tlsgs Of both nations from their offices,
and tho shipping Of England and Russia IN tho
hartoz WAS tasteluliy dccked with bununR panne.s'
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TuxxsBAnnx, pa~, Jan. 24.-The following propo-
son, dated wkesbarre 23d addressed to the minets
md abore1a Of shafts Sos II, T. ana u ana s'snea
made p public ills morning: 31hat work VII be Es-
sued By The Company 4 Ut he .a1o Prsse seen-
I'M liz nrupostiop made by Charles Par1ish On the
a3i Of Apr 1s7 the terms 70 be accepted ior rI .no
period Of o1s yca. from Jan. 1674 Nc 0taer pp
te11n. ard begin work On Monday: Tho Mii1esoafse
Enai and Iron Company is paying It's men so-oA5'
, 1874-01-25
MINNESOTA.

Denial OF The KoQ0Ft OF StaFVd110n
and CuanibaIisra Among the FcE-
million Indians.
Speetal Dispa.e!. to The Chie1ao Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, jan o4-CaEt- ftsencl, editor OF
the Annesotian, at DuEh tc]e8raphs today Is fol-
lows: In my telegram LIST night said there no
truth in the report VI cannibalis md destitutioa
among the Yer million 1ndians. have hnce aaccr-
tained th.t there Is probably foundation for tho
report Of the destitut!on a1nu2g them, ore especially
csnnc: 9ct anY Inforo,s:son nas would lead belief in
tho report Of the cannbalisn, On the contrary George
Morrison an old settler on Lake Superior, we1l &C.
auainted with the VermiIlion Indians, teeRraphs to
day that tho frat reports Of general etarVaton in
Guiding deaths Of children and canibaa, were cor
rect, aud not exaggerated.
, 1874-01-25
WASHINGTON.
The President to Send a Message to
Congress on Louisiana
Affairs.
Bill Prepared Providing for a New
Election in That State.
Democratic Opposition to the McCrary
Transportation Bill.
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.

LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
Special Diss>aseh to 1he Chicago Tribune
Wasu1soros, D. C., Jan. 24.-Asit 1t Is generally uu-
derstood that the President is to change front the
Louisiana question: discussion Of tho atter engroeses
the attention Of ali circles. Senator West OF Louis
ana called at the White House today, and beaought
the President TO send soldiers into the 6tate take
such other steps as will intimidae tho anti6elogg
element This G1ant poatedly refused to do, remark
ing Ut the na1ne time that he satisfied that the
lao election in that stae has been unfairly conducted
By each rarty aud that he did not See what better
could be done than to
HAVE NEW ELECTION
to settle the question to the wishes OF the people be-
youd reradsentnre- The announcement Is made
with regard to this question de VI" not, 1t Is under
stood take sidea for against election but will
hoping thereby to have tho responsibility which he
ceer{uiiy assumed year ago taken OF his shoulders.
Senator Morton has not changed his opinion in tho
Committee he will forever destroy that indiyiduals
prospect for teat in the Senate but the evidence
upon which be WI 90 this aoes not no, 3 sae9t h1s ne
election one. Thsra Is ample evidence to show that
the McEncry party
to the amount Of 1900 ballots and there is cor
responding fraud even charged the Kellogg party.
Upon this and similar facts the Senator confidently
lies prove the legality OF the election or the ht-
1ogg Government.
To ns Associated Press.1
1nE NEW ELLo11oH BILL
WAsusa1oS, D. c., dan. A--The Louisiana bill,
now being prepared By Cen Butler, Senator Clrren
ter and Others provides tEat the election
for that State shall he conducted under the supervision
of Congressional Commissioners, consisting Of one
Senator and two Representatives. Gen. Butler will,
ii is sad have charge Of the hill in tie House, md ia
passage Viii depend upon the support Of the Dc1no-
Gratis who for the most part are opposed to 1eopenng
the Investigation being ayesse to inter
ference In The affairs OF State, although coadennng
tho means by which tho Kellogg Government was
placed in power. Senators CARPENTER and Thurman,
and Gen Butler had prolonged consultation yester-
dny on that subject
WAsHrsG1os, D. G., Jan 2.-1t Is stated st a late
hour to-nigh. that the details OF the Louisiana Election
b:u have been somewhat changed, disposmg Of tie
Congressional Commission Of one Seuator and two
Representatives. but authorizing the President to ap
potnt tho Commission, to consist 1t is supposed ot
military ofhcars4
, 1874-01-25

Of officers and Board Of Directors, consisting ol
Tia report Of Ills COMMITTEES was adopted unani-
mous1y. The Committee oa Finance reported thai
funds sufficient to carry tho proposed exposition
had been guaranteed By the business men and otbet
citizens. In almost every the subscribers to tn
State Fair fund increased their subscriptions for Til
, 1874-01-25

- sp<e3n urpaaeh to 7k< cAfe15o T1Isa.. .,.,..-.
T.: 24At aerest nsssng ~ e. q poasea pas
,3.s 3,;c1i End Agricultural Exposition Of the
Settastss, Nss.n the Committee appointed nj 4,,.
tre::ons Ire raaetmg Eade their 5e or liz 10.
Committee On Organization ptes1o'1a LII
, 1874-01-25

PARIS, Jan. 24.-Tho Assembly has appointed
committee to uouidate the civil list OF the ate Empe1
or Napoleon. ,x.. ~.
It Is said that majority Of the members Of the
Committee is opposed the convention lately entered
into By the Government and Eugcnie-
, 1874-01-25

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, JAM 24-SteamAhips State Of Pennsyl7ania
md AlRer1a h2ya aIIived out.
, 1874-01-25

HAyAxA. Jan. q, ria ExT WEST, Jan. 24.-On the
night Of The 20h band Of negroes made raid into
tile Trinidad Valley, and burned tho Nayaguara'
red oH al tue saves from the Mayaguaza plantation,
and completely destroyed the machinery by kroskng
It into pieces. The other two PLANTATIONS suneteo
less.
-Four thousand insurgents havo surrounded Man-
ztio. The Government proposes again to embargo
eeyeral estatea which werc lately released.
SPAIN.
MApn1D, Jan, A-The Government has Issued an
nrder cIosinp the A1phOnaist Clubs,
, 1874-01-25
GENERAL NOTICES.
National Lite Insurance Go.
RECEIVERS NOTICE.

Nottcets hcr2by given that Ihnve beeu appointed Re-
oei9er Of tho Lite Insurance Ccnany Of Chi
easo under and b7 virtue Of order catered IN the
thcSciorc having claims against said Company Except
caina for dealh losscs} or sgan.s ne bulaing np"
cornr oi Wa Hurcns. requested to mako oqt iu
due aad forward tn Kirk Harris Receiver OF
tho National Life Insurance Company OF Cteaso, 10
rchcr With an affidavit of the c1aian. attached, stating
fhst shown il tho annG1ed statemsn; t. nov
Tcnrosepttue claims aSatnst said Company foz death
1o!scs viii ploa.e eoad tatc1nont showing natna OF
Wheihor proof Of been furnished the CompanJ.
1a.,rs 1.u, =. ~ ~ .nd whrn KIRK HALVES.
]'H'p'~@A1s ~ ~ Receiver.
, 1874-01-25

Special Dis2atch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jun 2A.-E1-GoV. Dennlaon
states that he and D. Smith, Of Ohio, came hero on
business OF private netu1e which hos no connection
With Tom scotts my other railroad schemes what
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12
STATE NOTES.

The kaOlin found in Chester cou nty, is
said by porclean manufacturers to e equal
to the best known.
Berks county brewers make $4,000 bar
rels Of beer each day; those of Schuylkill
10000; Lancaster and Luzerne 5000 bar
rels each. The aggregate value of this
tipple in the fouI counties is s. 100000.
An Altoona man has just presented to
the editor of the Tribune piece of soap
which has been in the donors possession
for sixty years, 1t took that chap a long
time to make up his mind not to wash him
self.
Northampton county has a deb. of Sl3,-
04S, but as an offset thereto has S1l, ,2U4.7l
in the county treasury, and balance of
S2,6ll uncollected tax, showing the county
to be out of debt, with $l67,Sl in her
favor.
A Sharon, Merser county, poor woman
has been imprisoned ten days, fined one
dollar and costs, and made to restore the
property taken, for stealing coal to tn value
of one dollar and fifty cents, from one OF
The richest firms Of the town.
A child of Mr.. James Neeley, of Liver
more, Westmoreland county, was burned to
death, on Sunday last, by its clothes taking
fire at the CRATE of a stove. The child was
aged about three years, and died in three
hours after this sad occurrence.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12

Boys under the age of sixteen in
Carthage, ILL.,, are prohibited, by an or
dinance lately passed by the town au-
tEorities, from the use of tobacco or
drinking pop. The merchants are
warned against selling the above articles
to youngsters.
Beuoni Howard, very extensive and
wealthy manufacturer OF matches, has
been convicted in the United States
Court in New York of having procured
the engraving of plate and the print
ing of counterfeit United States revenue
stamps. A few years ago Howard was
the largest and richest manufacturer of
matches in the country, employing a
great number of hands, and paying the
Government about 100000 annually
for one-cent stamps.
The wheat exported from the United
States to Great Britain in 1873 was
valued at SGi,000,O00. During the
same period we sent to Great Britain
and her colonies Indian corn to the value
Of S22,750,000, and Sl1, 100000 Of
wheat four. OF our hams and bacon
England and Scotland consumed S22,-
100000 worth, and S9,500,000 worth
Of our cheese, and about oue-half of all
the butter We export is sent to Great
Britain and her dependencies.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12

Two pairs OF stairs are necessary to
every newspaper Office in North Caro-
'ina--one for the editor TO go down, as
the caller comes up the other.
a Digger Indian girl received On
New Years day redingota consisting
OF an old army overcost. and her dazz-
ling neck was encircled by string OF
tomato cans.
Cuban Affa;rs.-The Bank OF Ha-
vana has emitted another avalanche of
shiup!asters. Flour has gone up to $40
a barrel, aud meats range from seventy
i've to eighty-fve cents pound. They
are having happy time.
Portland, Me-, up to this time, has
enjoyed slcighing since the November
snow. The annual announcement of
sweets in which coastiug is permitted is
officially published, and the pastme is
prohibited in other streets by ordinance
"Some of these fine days" placidly
observes the Richmond Enquirer,
Judge, jury, reporters and spectators of
the Hastings Court will wake up in the
basement of the City Hall, under about
l4,O0O,OOO pounds of brick and
mortar"
"If,' advertised philosophical vic
tim, "the person who took fancy to
my oyercoat, was influenced by the
weather, then all Is serene; but if he
did SO from commercial considerations,
am ready to enter. into financial nego-
tiations for its return"
Some students fixed up ghost and
placed it on the staircase OF the Troy
Wig Office the other night, and then
retired and awaited developments. One
of the editors came along and didn't
get frightened. He disrobed it and
now wears SIS pair of pantaloons. a
SO vest as7 pair of boots and an IS
hat, while one Of the students goes
about without vest, and another roams
through the least freqnented streets
wearing very ancient pair Of panta.
looms.
The annual report of Mr.. Whitman,
the State Statist;cian of Maine, shows
that the growth of manufacturers from
1860 to 1870 was los per cent and
that since 1870 it has been 81 per cent
Ship building is rapidly reviving. There
were ZIG ships, schooners, &9.. built
last year, making in all e9,Sl7 tons
which is ll9 per cent. greater than the
total tonnage of 1872, The additional
capital invested in the manufacturer Of
cotton goods since 1870 is 542,315,
an increase O. more than 25 per cent.
on that previously employed, 1t further
appears that the products of the me
chanical and manufacturing industrie:
of the State in 1873 were $4,000, ,0O(
or Fl per cent. more than in 1870, anG
Isl per cent. more than in 1860. TIL,
aggregate and manufactured products o
the State in 1873 was sl53, $50, 7ss.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12

On the 9th ult., the farmers of
Sullivan county met at Chandlersburg,
organized farmers grange with thirty
members. In bis address the Special
Deputy said: "There has been an ar
rangement mode with first t-clas5 sewing
machine companies, seven in number,
so that patrons can purchase direct and
save agents commissions. For $50 a
Granger can get $50 machine, and
other working implements at about the
same rates. The nail manufacturers is
sued a circular last November to the
dealers saying, sell no nails other than
ordered. Can't the farmers do the
same when the ma,set is oyerstocked
and produce is not wanted? Through
this organization We propose to do that
very thing We copy the foregoing
from q correspondent Of the Tioga
Agitator,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12
Judicial Apportionment Bill.

Harrisburg, February.5, 1874.-Tht
Senate Committee that has charge Of
the legislative and judicial opportion.
ment, to day reported through its chair.
] man, Mr.. Rutan, bill dividing the
State into judicial districts, it is under.
stood the committee are all in favor Of
the new bill, and the indication are that
there will be no contest over it, Senator
Wallace expressed himself tavorably to
the bill in conversation, if one or two
notifications could be secured, The
counties are divided into judicial dis
tricts as follows.
First district-City Of Philadelphia.
I'd, Lancaster county. Sd, Delaware.
4th, Chester 5tb, York and Adams
9th, Cumberland and Perry 7th,
Franklin apd Fulton Stb, Bedford and
Somerset 9th, Huntingdon, Blair and
Cambria 10Th, Indiana 1lth, Lu-
zerne. 18th, Dauphin and Lebanon.
18th, Berks 18th, Fayette 18th,
SchuylkiIl 10Th, Bucks 18th, Mont.
gsuery. 18th, Lehigh 18th, North
amptom Goth, Susquebanna. 2lst,
Wayne, Monroe, Pike and Carbon.
22d, Bradford 23d, Columbia, Sulli-
van and Wyoming 24th, Northumber-
land and Juniata 25th, Union, Snyder,
Mifflin and Moutour 26th, Clearffeld
Clinton and Centre 9th, Lycoming
2Sth, Tioga, Potter, Mexican and
Cameron 29th, Erie and Warren
Both, Crawford Slst, Venango and
Forest SD, Jefferson, Clarion and
Elk SD, Armstrong 34th, Butler
and Lawrence 35th, Mercer 36th,
Beaver, ,37th, Greene 3Sth, Washing
ton 39th, Allegheny 40tIS West
moreland.
The bill increases the number of
Common Pleas judges in the State ff-
teen, und the number of districts from
thirty to forty. Whenever practicable
where more than one county was re-
quired Tor district, the old divisions
were retained.
The bill provides that the second
fifth. eleventh, twelfth, twenty-six and
thirty-Gourth judicial districts shall at
the next general election elect one per-
son for each of said districts, learned
in the law, to be an addition Law Judge
of the courts in each Of said districts.
The othes sections provide for the ill-
ing of vacancies at the next general
elections in districts where there are no
President Judges or Associate Judges
learned 10 the law.
The Governor is authorized to uomi-
nate, and, with the consent of the Sen.
ate, appoint all judges authorized by
this act until their successors are elected
and unti! such appointment is made the
several judges in commission shall con-
tlnue to hold ;he courts in the several
counties OF the Commonwealth.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12

JURYMEN's FooD IN NEw ORLEANS.
The jury in a recent murder case in
New Orleans, having been out for some
time, returned to a crowded Court room,
it was supposed, with a verdict. The
foreman solemnly advanced, and hand
ing the Judge bundle, wrapped in a
coarse piece Of brown paper, requested
him to examine what sort of q dinner
the city paid so much for, and what the
juries we're compelled to eat Upon
unwrapping the paper, piece Of very
rotten meat was discovered, which
emitted a most offensive smell, and
which upon investigation was discovered
to contain large number OF inhabit.
ants, which the cooking had not entirely
deprived Of life, aud which were still
squirming around with wonderful live
illness and activity.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12
NOTICE.

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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12

1t appears from an official commuuica-
tion of Commissioner of Pensions Baker
that the cost to the Government of the
disbursements under existing laws of $50
100000 of pension moneys is about one
and a half per cent. of the whole
amount disbursed. This, he said, is be-
lieved to be less percentage of cost tn
the disbursement of public moneys than
can be shown in any other branch of the
public service. The single item of
postage, pension vouchers, and checks
does not fall short of 100000, which
is about twenty per cent. of the cost OF
disbursement. The aggregate amount
of compens alton to agents is set down
al sl,327 ,l26,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12
SEE En- B.E.gK &C UssTgF'.

Tho undersigned, Assignee of Wilmarth
s. Rolfc, bankrupts. Will expose to public
seae, nt the oiiicr Of Iinll & licCauley, in
Ridgway, Elk county, Pa, on MONDAY,
23d DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1874, at 2
o'clock p, m, personal property and uncol-
lectable claims of said bankrupts, as fol
lows:
Four shares Of stock in Elk Democrat
Association of the par valae of $25 per
share.
One due bill of John Bryndle, dated
January s, 1874 for $500.
One due bill Of William Burton, dated
Dec. 80, 1872, al 60 days, S43.
One due bill OF scott Mcdonald, interest
from l4th of February, 1873, Sl,6T0 SO.
One account against J. CHARLES Burns.
S17j.
One account against John Doyle, $40 Sc.
One account ugaiusL hm. lonta, $50. .,
One account against Milton Slight,
$37 90. H.
One account against Nhchael Brechtle,
S26 Il.
JEO. G. HALL, Assignee.
feG5-3t.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12

.ST. MARY's has q ghost, but, unlike
Bsnquo's, it fades when you attempt too
near an approach. On two or three oc-
casions has this uneasy midnight visi-
tsnt stricken terror to the hearts of the
hardy-hearted residents of St. Mary's.
One night last week as one of the en-
ployees of the P. & E. r. r. was walk
ing leisurely along the street with his
lantern swinging carelessly in his hand,
he was astonished to see, directly in his
path aud facing him, a female figure
clothed in white and wearing long
black veil; on nearing the object he no.
ticed that it was transparent, and on
still nearer approach it vanished, when
our hero of the lantern broke into a run
for the nearest hotel, where he related
his story which caused the cheeks of his
auditors to blanche with fear; after con-
sultation, however, a committee was ap-
pointed to go and make an investigation,
which was done but no tracks were to
be found in the snow, and this satisfied
the committee that it was indeed visi-
tor from beyond the river Lethe. 1t is
supposed that some frightiul crime has
been committed near this spot, and that
the unearthly caller would fain divulge
20 siekening details to the man who has
+ ksra4aood TO asa its recital.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12
New Advertisements.
ExECUTGFs,s .YOYECE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons in
debtcd to the estate OF ERASTUS BURLIN.
GAME, late OF Jones township, Elk
county deceased, that they are required to
make prompt payment aud all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate. will present
them for adjustment to
ALBERT bUHLINGAME, Executor.
49-It.