Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-16
ASSOCIATED PRESS LETTER.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. II, 1874.
THE CENTENNIAL

ASSOCIATED PRESS LETTER.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. II, 1874.
THE CENTENNIAL
The foreign governmentswhich have
formally accepted tho Invitation of the
President 70 participate ii thcCenten-
nial, are those of France, tteimany,
the Netherlands, belgium, Honduras,
llayti Mexico, Peru, Sweden, Norway,
Spain, Nicaragua, Argentine Coniedr
GRAFTON, Brazil, Venezuela, Liberia,
Sandwich Islands, Japan, Ecuador,
Chill, Guatemala, Salvador and United
States OF Columbia
A number of these nations have ap-
pointed Commissioners 10 care tor che
interests of the Exhibitors from their
Prospective countries, and appropria-
tions, 10 cover the expense of their
representation in the Exhibition have
been made by several Of these govern
ments. lNlNff1r Nn NVfA tNIt
Brazil makes application for 6i, 800
square feet of exhibition space, which
is four times as much as has been al
lottcd that country in the preliminary
allotment Of space. Aa rii'
Unofficial, but trustworthy iniorma-
tion, has also been received, that ex-
tensive preparations for the display Of
their industries, are being made in
Austria, Great Britain, Australia, Tas-
""a prha S,a,aa a % ,,,r;oi hor.n,, ,., an,
noin,ed Roards of Centennial Mana GERS
nn ss n,to ,,r,,"n,.,t;on . ~ nr,ha;rexhihi,;ons
ara co,n,edn Dakota Flo,;da Illinois
Ind;ana Iowo Kansas Maine Massa'
ahu"a..s a NaLrasra ,h;o oronon
v;ra;n;a Wash;n@,o, To,.r;torv, ? IN
rail,nrn;, ,hsra ass sevarai volvn,ee,.
onn,m,;ttaos ~ work osnec;ollv oneoftbe
Snan''a ~ %ar;cnl,urn IN Masacl,n.
so,,s ,hnro src Ave- distinct boards
Sosl ve, ;,a, in oo oo,era,;on With tbo;r ccn.
Wi w., "ns es,.i ~ oud ~ nh;a ,ha,a ono
,n'ant,, @ sne,,, j;s,r;e, boards
NH M: q ] ,,.a,.,, ,,,,a,,, FEN Tn;ted States
!. aiae ,'o,,.oanntad ~. haard com
nosaJ - aJV 81 dne ot,,cer tyo,r Zach of Tho
poSsu , y, E o,' IN ,ho su.;,hao,;a, tnsti
eop"' ,ei" w. ',,Lo no na,not ea;l 80 mohe !
t;s.ll,. LII w. ;,,,,a,,ont "ns nnd ;ns,r,c,;va oy,
hiS;,;,. iSSs '"'PV''"'' ""' '''' '0''e va va
'''''''o''' ,o,,on ,nrn,, qno,
-, Wv ,"''V" o'' = ,''', '
inns gentleman mas oeen iinNing
careful Inspection Q, the pupilc ihsoitu' "
tiohs IN this Guy Moy yanie,isn I ~ ,ls
on, Eastern reni'en'lary, u',ara ,ir, ool @
lege' lor orphans plogkisy Arll'sn9uSc MN @s''
. anu o'hers, Werc Nis''9u ny uo,
ernor was hecoinpanieu py n's s'"n
IN MS Visit 10 the Almshouse nc wa
attended py SoL James p ~, cna'h ,illn, pei' ~
t ana Lewis u oassidy Soi: :, = ha'nocr' Yl,.
d Is PRESIDENT OIL the Doaru OF uuatuliin ",
, oil the roor' ana Is Iour'ia',s,, Iourr, l un'
, since ms administrator mas aooreS
: earnestly " op'''n io'',i III Wv w - y
l crowded insane uhuer ms care ,l6.,
S Ine uoVerhor was snochvu ,iN, 70 l' in'
!. i,iVo INSANE patients 'l'eisnly pacho' p',''
INTO wards. the capacity OF wnipn' y 2
crowaing' Is oniy oVo' .he p,ne,ea I'' .,e1
tne uuty Oh tnc S9uiiciis ,.D, u : i,''''po,
! Phla 70 IVY '1 .'1''.,on"' ~ "g' ~ a., o.,
a hear'ily ehuorseu w, pun VI Noi
Chambers, OF constructing structures
one story high, of corrugated IRON.
The treatment OF the insane, and th'
general management OF the Almshous'
/ excepting the crowded condition o
the mania wards-met the hearty ap
proval of the Executive, and | woul'
u not be surprised, were he to recon
: mend a State appropriation, in consid
o Grafton Of the admission to this depart
4 ment Of mental persons from the ad
joining counties of Chester, Delaware
Bucks, Montgomery, and possiblythos
Of Berks, Lehigh and Northampton
9 upon somewhat the same principl
e that these and other counties confin
q their criminals in the Eastern Penn
q tentiary, .o
While at the Almshonse the Gov
: ernor was taken to the hospital dc
$ partment, and during the few minute
4 he was there, he witnessed numbe
5 ofskillfal surgical operations,pe,ricorme,,
p by DIR. Pancoast. Two men, had eacl
a leg amputated.
: The rapidity and case with which
leg was se'ereu, ma & s,.V n,'',..,a; a.,;,; !. =
) whicn ,ne pa'lcn. cam, up s''',i,i p,n
rom .hc u'Ssso',n u'o'y ,, s',,,eu p'aou;,., =
as.olilsn .ho i1Ao.u','o' % m ri Sass,u N,''i y,
no''cing ~ re'liarncu 81 W ~ ! ihoo"sI %,
d IN oruerlhat .hc u1vernor .,,' may spea'
) leelngty IN ms ior,ncolnihg incoming nessas.
# upon sno sugJco. =, nyS,'',' 're'.",e nss
puIn"ps uhn'ps wv, yga Mo"1 So'' 'N' " s"" y"
s"po' p. Is'o p"oaa, -, :, oo,..a a.no pvoor
I ~: raiuons' '1yNou ,. a' .nY ~ i.Aeoy !,
j wy ,inno 'non ~ n's s"m ny ~ ~
anu 'hch ~, .url,ou n,s ga1e ~ .no u,,o. .,
r s;on s;on V sns v;l,nrness @ dsn;ctc9 m ~
s,on ~ Po,io, ,,,n,ns m ~, III P.o,,arud
on ms eo@,'',aneu r1 1na',on Wv 'ose,n ,seo,,y
9 lovNeu 70 ~ .la',pSis ~ !. ~ raspo''o
d VINO WIN 'no "p'nvsS vla..sa,sY ,,Tnn ,,a,sa
IS tho M 2o,ernor iaII, of ma,ching him /
!, a race TO be run early in Novcmbe
n next. and he thought il not fair I
. handicap him with an artificial limb.
. The Executive agreed with Co
. Chambers, and said he believed tina
l. General McCandless, a soldier, wit
h two good legs, had lately distance
= Col. Beath. also soldier, but with aI
' artificial leo. IN n run for a State prize
l. The decapitation OF public mer
f tborougblv observed Dir Pancoast !
an operation 40 generally performed Z
2 late without death 10 tbe paticnt tbo
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