The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-12
News Items,

-.Esdmpnd M. Kline. ex editor and proprietor
OF the Lancaster Examiner. o well.kn0Hn iour.
nalist, died Wednesday at Lancaster. or heart
disease. q
"A barn and stable Of Pepnsburg in Mont.
gomery county. were destroyed on Tuesday
nignt, pY an lncendlary fire. A man nameu
Melchoir Waster persisted III the stable.
The Supreme Court of Ohio having tecided
tnat FUNDS belonging 10 benevolent soc eties aTe
suOlect TO tnxatiOn, summons tor taxes has
issued to the MasOns. Odd Fellows Kniphts of
PYthias, Red N on and other societies heret tolore
exempted on the ground Of charity. '3-
I'm the International Typographical Union
AZ Boston, Wednesday 1t was decIded to hold
their next annual Convention in Philadelphl 4
on July lst. 1876. The Greeiey NJ ounmeut Com
mlttee reported that fund OF $jO52 was suffi.
cient TO guarantee the erection of the monu.
mehe Wltnin year. A resolution was adj pied
directing subordinate Unions TO refuse fun
membership to persons under twenty years and
the business
The New Hampshire Legislature met in Joint
convention Wednesday TO elect Governor A
toI Imal announcement was made OF the vote for
governor at the election in March, when there
was no poOular chotce and Ii allot was then
taken. Person q. Cnenes, the Republic IN can.
aidate, was elected Governor by 1888 votes 10 IS6
for Hiram K. Roberts Democrat. In the senate
con .ututional amendment prov dlng for Dlen.
MAI elections OF state officers and Senators and
January sessions OF the Legislature was unani-
mQusly adopted. 1t had prevIously passed the
House and now goes TO tne people Tor Tatifica-
tiun. Governor Cheney was inaugurated Thurs.
day. .l 81
1t is said that meeting of miners was held
IN Wlkesbarre ON Tuesday. ut which tine
question OF continuing to fignt both Mr.! Parrish
Anu Mr. GOwen" was discussed. There Wal n
strong fec aug in favor OF going TO worR Tor Mr.
Parrish and sending aid TO the 5chnylkfli region
90 keep up the strike tnere, but tins was on.
Posea Dy the leaders. Aoucas were posts d
Wednesday oy Mr., Parrish. announcing that
work would be resumed IN the Diamond shalt
on Ia lIluhY, lnd asking all who desired to go
IN TO let him Know. Only tfteen men tapDlieu
ior tne wQrk. the strikers threaten 10 prevent
resumption in the shaN by force, nut II is
stated that Parrish VIII have the workers pro-
tected. .H IT, -T-0-
LEBANON, Pa. June 0. - The State sunday
school Convention met At s;JUp. M. and was
OF tMlfhlntown, conducted prayer meetang OF
over half an hour in length. DIR j. Is. l3augh.
White. OF Mf1ln county. and Rev Mr. Walker
OF Allentown, delivered prayer. The following
subjects, a; The present state and pecu lar
tous parts OF the stale" " The SUNDAY school
A. means Of promoting Temperance and other
Moral Reforms !" U. How may the Energies
ana Activities Of ali the Members OF lhe CIircR
GO Developed III the sunday school Work !"
were discussed by A, w. KOeler, OF Canoria;
u Mcpherson, OF Perry Dr. Arnold, of YORK
J. W, Miller. OF Montgomery REV. Mr.. Walk.
or, Of AlienLowni Mr~E. CritJenden. OF Belle
iSp.ei eGToSn 6ey, MT. steTne, Of Gapberlandi REV.
Cochran, of Lancaster; S. W. Ball. Of WAYNE
county Mt. Charles "; Wells. Of Pottsvhle.
verv long. The Finance Committee was ap-
pointed W follows Mr. Theodore II Kline, Of
Lebanon q. Is Nlssley, Of Cumberland, aud
Nj. l.. Wagonseller, OF Snyder county. The Com
mlttee on selechon OF the next place of meeting
Is Rev. Q. Reluensnyder OF Lancaster; j. a.
Bal OF Wayne; NJ. W, Ceener. OF Cambria; W.
A. Fischer, of Montgomery. and Il. Al ePherson
OF Perry. A resolution 10 appoint a oDuimlttes
oslI listing oil one memoer from each church
feI Resented, To make nominations for onieers
was carried.
HARRISBURG. Pa, June 0-The case OF s. L.
| French vs. Commonwealth er. RET. NJ. thinner
man presented the following SIste Official; M
merman was eeoted Clerk 0f the Orphans
Court Of Luzerne county IN October, 1913, and
commissioned as such Tor term Of tnI ee wears.
| TIE act OF Assembly. nth Of May, 1874 esUaO-
ltshed q separate Orphans court in Iuzerne
county. and provided that the Register Of Wills
OF said county shall be the Clerk Of SAID Conrt,
| In january, 1875, the Judge Of tho Orphans
| Court deo ared that Is. l.. French. the present
| the Clerk Of that Court Zimmerman upon u
| pI oceedlng by quo t0lrTant0 oDtalned 1udgl
meDt OF custer against French, ana a decres.
| that he was entLlbd 10 cOnUnue Clerk OF the
Orphans Court until tho term r1r which he was
| elecied should expire upon writ OF error taken
| by Rreneh This Judgment was reviewed, and
the supreme COdrt decided that Article Nv,
| Section XIV, OF the Constitution provided
| for the erection OF the n New Orphans Court,an
| phans' Court proceedings Is taken from tue
Judge OF the Court OF Common p eas and vested
| IN this New Court, and tnat the former Clerk OF
the Orphans Court does not become Clerk Ol
| the New Court but the Register OF Wlll5 be-
= zones It's Cierk. The Court also deeided that
the Act OF MRy 10. 1874 proylolng for the orea-
ton OF orphaI s Court m Philadelphia, ALE