The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-05-29

engines on his places, and sailed n sp,end,d,v.
| spOolnteu yacht, manned by his own neonIa
rue fortunes OF war had very much lnnnt ed
his his possesslons. and save some land Major All.
zen Oled without estate.
The Secretary Of War has qrauted nor,,t.
SION 20 the Southern Memorial Assdciatlon.
win their friends TO visit tine Arinaton Ceme.
. rY on June to decorate the grnyes of Tho
Coni iederate dead, wi liberty to use the Grand
sthnu ORIGINALLY 35j Confederate sold ers
W. MeIe Dtrlel IN Ar ipgton. or these, 233 remain
IIs navlng been exhumeo by tIlends and femoy'
ei TO family burial grounds The tew Confoder
nie graves at GlenwOOd and Congressional GEM
e'erles VIII also DO decorated on the same Gay.
-Vhe SNrncuse Standard SAYS; "a few. nioht a
since cat came neariY killing gentleman rc.
siding ON the corner of East Genesee and Trv.
g lng streets The gentleman had retl ed to bed
uhu M Il lnln there some time. when his wife in
Tue next rom, heard sineu ar NOISE m was
not lmtneclately repeated and she concluded
her husband must be sleeping soundly. A few
i,noneuIS laler the NOISE was repeated when tile
luoy was alarmed, thinking her husband might
ne SICK she went INTO the sleeping room and
found the family cat with its nose thrust intn
her husDaUd's mouth ard Its paws tIphfiy
cmsped about his throat. The Get would NOT 0e
uIiysn ~ ~ % %nWay when the women seized it and tore
IL on Inc gentleman was nearly suff iCatet and
put Tor the timey interference OF his wife wolid
nave Deen Killed IL was IA day or two before he
tnOrOupniy recovered, he cat has zone tne
way OF all wicked animals and no other ta,by
VIII ne received in that dwelling"
"A p0stmortem examinatiOn of horses tbot
o I,ssg uieu NJ Vi diseases prevailing IN It. LOUIS
maue ny number of p'Omlnent physicians ana
ytt.ruary surgeons, suOw conclusively that the
spleodlngr and yields readily co treatment
The oregon state Commissioners of Immi.
grafton reports that although large numbers of
lmmlgrant arrive week V in lhat State. most v
lmallneIs ~ from The Western States, all are satls.
neu anu PROVIDED lori and there is room for
thousands or farmers and sheep raisers for wears
10 come Wheat and other, crops promise ex.
ceedlngly heavy yields.
The Upper House of the Prussinn Diet have
afn nnu a
lelatlVe 70 the administration of church pro.
perry. PN
The blessed rain has decended upon the lust
ana the unjust adjoining all hearts and e.
levlng no lnconsiderable part of the community
from the rraNeSt npprehensiOns Ihe most I'M.
meIlate ana wtl 'omc effect OF the cop0us TALL
OF Iuesday morn ng Is the quenching Of the asst
1ltes N our forests. staying tile threatened De.
structi0n AMI masking approach to the ruins
p"Sti *; iel ie crops IN az the Mldd AT
lanic states are Just IN condition when rain is
most needed and viii 40 most good. And 1t
% %cline ~ the most acceptable way, n mild, ,steaCy
pour winch the thirsty ground alb sorbed as II
lell, very little running of From present ad.
vices we learn that wide AREA in the Middle
Stltes with liberal extension southwark, re
celved good sound soak ng Another twelve
hours OF wet weather would be still more ,bene-
nGlai Dut we can well afford to be thankful for
what we have
The men employed in outside work nj tbe
Wanamie mines Of the Lehlgh and Mike esbarre
C1mpmy, nave been assaulted ana iven away
curing the past two DAYS and the authorities
that the strike IS nearly al an end Is growing
among al! classes. 1t IL pre- icted that he mi.
nsrs VIII resume about the first of June at the
reduced rates.
Dining the five years ending with 1874, IN
the anthracite c al counties of this State 450
persons were killed and lol2 more or less hurt in
the mines N
The Titusville Courier saws the 'ota ex-
ports OF oil iron New York Philndephia and
Baltlmore from January to May TO- 1875 were
htiolo narres Tin crude meas asuremenu The
m a1 ~, las.
the corresponding Ierod is 26l,lo2 barrels.
We ore compelled to say that she eight dis
tnsulshed gent emen VINO gave Boss Grant the
gut OF ms outage Mt Long Bfoncn must be a.
mong tle mean est men IA the wnrC, Here we
ma the Long Branch Commissioners advertls.
ing IN the Long Branch News anon the names
OF the proDerty holders who have not paid their
taxes That u S. Grant Is deficient us q taxpayer
70 tho amount Of SS'l Now what sense Is there
IN giving cen. Grant house and leaving him
10 pPy the taXesl The person who made the
present should act in larger spirit and with a
thooie generosity. Let them AT least provide
iOr the payment of all taxes and sse- smeuls as
long as Grant is Pi esident N. y. Sun