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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-24

TRACK WAlKxss. Clinton Gard
nsr, Esq, General supsrnssudsnt Of ths Pess-
ylvaais rsilrosd, IN visw Of fAs ssssrous seei'
dents ocsosripg sy psrscss wsihiny on The rail-
road track, has given notice 10 ssshts, ~AsoAnsn'
track forsmsn Aad Al other snplsyss 70 be par.
,iaslar to wars all persons sf 'bs danger Of vaih-
Ing % The srsch,. sad sndeavor ~ much % pos
abs % pressn, the use Of the company light Of
way " spsbIie hishyv. ~ -.gIfs aoSl
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Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE 4 CLEARFIELD BRANCH

- ....|....
.nN and after Monday, MAY Is, 1875, the
NJPassenger Trains will run daily Except Sun
days. between Tyrone and Clearhsld, as follows
CLRARFIELD NAIL.
W. c. IRwiS, Conductor. ii'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-24

Tbs. Postmaster General advertises
for praposais TO carry the malls over the follow
Ing routes Ii Clsarhsld county, from July ! 1879
to June SO, 1877, yiu,7,m 9'liw A til4l
FROM willIaus. Grove TO- Gal anton, 3 miles
and back, three iimes week.
From cisarhsid, BY shaSsvills, bald Hilis, 10.
ssntus' MiIls, vrsaekv willie, Karthsps, sslt iAok,
Three Rans and Nslsenvills, II kound Llsnd,
u milss aud back, twies . vsshv ~ 2''Nit'
Prem olsArasld. ~ ciesrasld Bridge. TO Jsads,
IA miles and back. twios wssk, ..d, !
Prom oarwspsviis, BY Grsmpiap nus, Dowsr,
OAsst Defend, New Wsshis steu, basnslds sad
hs,sa,rviii,. ;ysa , y erAp' VA ~llr sHd beck,
From carwspsvllls, y FoYsa, Roctsou, Lushsrs.
burg, Jsfersou Line, ,Dohneyills, Rsynoids,
VILE. brcokyille, Corsica and 'strAtionvilIs. to
Chfian, ~ nilss and hsek, six tiuSss wests
Prvu csfwsnsviils, .byi Rlsomipglpn and New
Milport, TO Ansonville, IL miles and back,
Nree unes wssk.fh ntht d1oin tiAolfl
From osssola Mills 70 Houtsdsls. slnilss and
back, pix times . week. n
FROM fiou.rdalc 10 ulen Topc, miles and back,
twios Meek. 1illc OFT -ld l4iadlnil
Rrsm New Washington, Wy Hurd,, Marion and
Lumber city, to Curwensyillc, Is miles and
back, three times u Meek.lflliiDi n5cI yal
Frm Ansonyiile, by MePhersaa aad wcsteyer,
TO Grant, 2l miles and back, twice - week.
Pri,h Ldihsrsbsrs, BY rroatvillc, Big Hun and
bslls Milsr to0 Punrrnta wney. "a miles md
back, three times q week.
Piopofuls idf carrying The mail. over tic above
routes will I,r receIved ~ thc Department up 70
three O'Clock, p. M, February 2,is7G, md couf
trscta awarded on or before March s, 1870, a..
ExpENp1uREs.- Every taxpayer Is
OF soursrtintsrested in knowing bow and Why bis
money is 80 profusey spent by the accounting Of
dc,rs. We have two material cases in point. The
twelve jurors enpAnnclcd 10 the sIney Parks case
at sep,smbcf term, drew from tho county treasa-
~ the sum Of ssl2.2o, or about s2G for each ja-
for, and the jury in the Aitburs ejecmspt case at
November term, drew $eaO.so, or about $50 each.
The Juror in tie former case were allowed pay
foftwei,e days and the latter for nine days. The
whole amount pnid by Treasurer Wise in these
twe eases, Was S5527o for the jurors alone, There
appears 70 he shrinkagc 10 everything except
ia public Expenditures. Facts ike these should
satisfy any Reasonable manila to where his money
goes. Mvlhopc IL will baa long time bciorp two
lnere such expensive cases lnrn ~ N our oopTlSl
for adjudication and settlement.
We, the undersigned, merchants and
business men Of clcarheld, being desirous Of
keeping holiday, and Of giving our employees
the sinc privilege, agree % close our respective
places Of iltusiniss on Thanksgiving day aud
Christmas, and further, that notice Of the same
shall bs given two weeks before each holiday, in
both the town papers.
Il. ". Grahan, 'il Peter Mcieorge,
A. 0uinzburg, sackeit sohryver,
J. A. Stewart, Weaver a Belts,
Jas. II. Lytie, Powell 4 Morgan ~ ll
Y. q. Miller, t,t,.J I. A. fleck a Co, |,
William Reed, John Mc0aughcy.
.al- a
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XNANrEp.-

,. a boy to learn the Baking businssf. Apply
tc John A. siadler, at the clearheld Bakery,
Market street, Clearfeld. Pa. fiiilf
Nov. 3, ls75-f flt.. ,..fl +.
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poADio DioLETTING

DOADi DiaLEITINtr-- fiFynaNHi lH
Sealed proposals win be received by the m
dersigned until the goth day Of November, 1875,
frwins orchard. I.ll .itntfI..t.t.5..
!. I. MCBRIDE,
af ilfllf tnift J. X. PARKS,
II. j. q. KLINE,
JAS. BROWN,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-24

a,,' s1ss. S.s. AZ n ss... !
LswI'sown, while hunting deer. near PhIlp,burs,
accidentally shot himself, on Monday mspoIag n
last week. A party consisting Of J. Rits Burps,
H., s.,' =. ks+x s,yst' ~ ~ EassA r " Q..r.
'sion, to faverits Asun, Of deer, snd gave Rl.s
choice sshd at . crossing {. u he wssv very surious
70 'hesi dsv.S ylaA ~ assssa, dstssss sf 600.
lias r4isd IN k.Asrs ~sr>.Aks$A w
'Asndrsd yards away, except NJ. slsipsf, Who w.
ds''ook to drive. Ahpst ssyss e'sl0ck the rsper,
of fias was asdfsAl Vi eA Sssark was made
that Rita had sho, one. Hearing nothing furth.
er, Wilson oommsnced moving towards the spot
and gave the usual whistle signal. but received
ao,sSf. Sppelfd NJ AlAAr I'D been
.wosndsd. hs moved on snd again gsye the signal,
lAus ssiII rsesivinv no sAsvsr. .sspsIRash nary
name, but with alike rsuulsi Nh. w. shen deter.
'nined to 60 to the crossing and SEQ II he could
hnd any indications us 10 what course had been
taken, but could discover noihing until looking,
over the log on which Rita had been standing, be
saw the lifeless body of his friend, cold iu death.
Ne was lying partly on one side, With bis right
band in his pocket. having pg doubt been killed
Instantly. The tearing away " The decayed side
Of the log, taking also piece Of h.rd wool with
Il, shows that the ride made sudden slip. caught
the cock and discharged the piece, the ball fur.
rowihs ,As bsck Of his len haud, striking his up.
per Up little on the lef, and thence passing into
the brain. His rensius we're taken to his home
on Tuesday morning. and were consigned to the
tomb on Thursday. Mr.. Durns was aged about
twenty eight, and leaves wife and two children
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-11-24
CHANGE OF PRoPRIEToRs.

Thp undersigned having purchased The store
goods aud property formerly oce'pied by Lever
FlsgAl. on Second sireet. ciear6ed adopts this
method Of bringing his business to the notice Of
the public, and promises to furnish his patrons
with thevery best quality Of
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PETER MecEoRGE.
cIearfeld, April 81, 1878. in Itst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
A IIFIH LETTER FROM Mr.. UELSH on
INDI1N FRAUDS.

A PRoTEGE OF GEN. LOGAN CRIricisHD-THE VIRTUE
OF AGENTS not PROOF AGAINST THE RING AND
TIL INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6.-Thc fifth letter
from Mr. Welsh IN regard to tho Indian frauds will ap
pear tomorrow. II gives history of the Red Cloud Res
eryaton the scene the frauds revealed by Prof Marsh
The first agent nominated by Gen Logan IL appears
for eminent political aud the fraudulent prc-
tees began under his administration. The letter shows
how agents have been away from their reservation.
and fraudulent vouchers we're signed by employees and
pad and no reclamation made when agents have given
notice OF the frauds letter from the Interior Depart
ent to the first church agent for the Red Cloud Agency
shows that ID. j. McCann the notorious freight con-
tractor sent at the request OF the Nebraska Senators
and Representatives Mr. Welsh says that he is satisfied
that the church exerted due diligence in the selection
OF proper men for agents, but no agent In ex-
posed situations, unsupported by missionaries or
teahers can long resist the wes Of the Indian Ring
baeLed az by the Interior Department He lays
g. 4 share Of tic frauds at tho door OF employees at tho
rr.cs they being under bonds. while the agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07

r,fi damaged the schr Lost bcwsprt The Anchor Line
eteamshp Olympia arrived nom London AMI the sfee-
ship George s6sttnck from The schr Henry IN
wick at Devils Island was pulled on to-day
bv 4 ting and brought into port Sho IL leaking badly.
LONDON Sept 6saed for the Tnited states stesmsn1pS
Castle Lochee Imogene abina b. Hume benIens'
Lake Michigan Pocshonas Luola Murchison
guard Geo Esscn jenkins Don Jn:p . McI o,
schiller eios capt Zesper. and Jo,ephDe' Assd LOU 9s
LIST ns omo Ceres capt Gunderstn atsr - h a
inst Margaret Evans shclbourne Hedys Sopa aha c
Dea NJ. Dudman. Annie H. Fish, Modesia imerlc.
lass last three IN the channel Queen aada n
c. Ruma Lake Erie fomahandt Baltic, anu SARAH
Iigne Arrived out 9Th inst, Viking atter at Fa
mOuth Golden Gate, and Ada r. Gould
DISASTERS.
PROVIDENCE r. L. Sept 6The schr. Alligator RON Ho.
boken for Boston, put Newport this afternoon with ree
feet Of water In the hold Tho cargo must De Discharged M
LONDON Sept 6-The steamship Ganges which LETT here
Aug and returned TO Deal yesterday
with machinery disabled, and il awaiting INSTRUCTIONS
Spoken.
Aue TO- ls 80 long ~, brig 5uwanee from Porto Rico os
n I, Haze ria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
. PERSONAL.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Sept. 2, 1878.

Fx-Presidcnt Theirs has had an enthusiastic
reception in Switzerland and much gratided by It,
Col. Homer B. Sprague of Brooklyn, for
merly Professor IN Cornell University enters the lecture
field this coming season.
Madame Adelina Patti gave concert at
Deppe recently for the ben fit OF the poor OF the town.
and the receipts amounted to about $500.
Ex-Gov. Seymour has promised to make an
address the coming fair Of the Northern Wisconsin
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Mr.. +. NJ Allyn of Hartford has given
$4,000 T. TIC Industrial School for Girls at Middle
town. Conn be- used in the erection OF third buinng
la the Sunday edition of the NeW- York
Stats ZeifinJ Bayard Tayors ode on Goethe is put
into excellent German verse, by Carl Theodor Eben
willie short editorial reference calls the attention o
Germans in America and Europe 10 us superior inoiS
and excellence
Prince Bismarck has sent the following ac-
knowlclnent to Col NJ. X. Muckle of The Phuadcphid
Ledger, who presented him with cane made from one
of the Original timbers OF Independence Hall: "iou
have had the kindness to send me a support cane
cut from the tmbcrs of the belfry from the nights of
which 90 years today, the old bell first rang IN
honor OF that grand commonwealth whose shp-hells
to-day give full aud welcome sound In all the waters o
the globe beg you will accept my heartfelt THANKS oI
this historical "reminiscences, which SEAL h0nor ana
carefully preserve and hand down 10 MY children WIN
other relies remarkable years This day Is one which
fails to recall to my mind the ha py hours whrn
spent OF many a Fourth of July with Amc fican friends
1rst with John LOthrop Motley IN Gntilngen III So
again with Michael C. King and AimOry Coffin Would
that Won my dear Colonel. and might always be as
healthy md contntrd as we four young fellows were
az years at 0Gttingen celebrating the Fourth oi
July"
MEMPHIS, Sept. 6.-JeffeIson Davis left this
city at noon to-day to attend the Agricultural Far at
De Soto Mo.
ROME, Sept. GA dispatch from Turin an
nonnces that Cardinal McCl0skry has passed through
that city aud Will arrive here tomorrow.
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AT ELIZABETH, N. j.

At about 2:15 a. m. yesterday fire was
discovered in the cngine-room OF the NewJersey Zinc
and Refined Spcter Works. which extend through from
Fulton to East Jersey in Elizabeth N j. and an hour
aftelward nothing but smoldering ruins were left
These works were leased by Lucius Hart Co OF New
York from the State National Bank last Spring. and were
placed in charge OF Leoncc De Metz. There were IA
furnaces in the establishment only one Of which was in
use nj the time of the fire. which was 1t ia thought Of in
cendary origin. All the machinery, ore, and the build
ings with only exception, were destroyed me loss
to HE state National Bank is about sos OOO which is in
s,lred for $1,000 in four NewYork companies: De
anre on the machinery material The works will be
rebuilt
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ners see Third Page.

other Ship NerS see IHUd fuIe.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Montgomery Faircloth, Fernaudina Sept ].
slip Winged Hunter. Pendeton OF and days from Boston,
slip St Lucic. Humphrey, Francisco May 90 with
Ship Victoria Nyanza (of LIVERPOOL LANCE Calcutta April
bar. Trait Union tof Turks Island BalOu, Miraeoans 10
dpR WI, mary MrKee Hasey sagua 10 DAYS with sugar.
Aegaius (Ger), Joppe Rio Janeiro 40 days. with
Lark 8 p. (of Yarmouth Mel Marston Havana IL
BARK Thos Brooks Waugh, st. Jago and Guantanamo 20
s S Prneess earce of sydney b. simmons POnta
nr,y Alexander Nichols Peters Baltimore DAYS. with coal
Brig Oliver Cults (of Turks Isaud) Joas Miragoane 10
oay VA Ma.e oi Provionce Cobb sag narbor in ballast
Frig Lizzie Ii. Knbal, Lunt. Milk River Jam, 20 days.
BTlg 7iz1e " Merrill NJ mott Zaza 81 days. with mesdo
brig Matte b. Russell YORK, GUANTANAMO ~ days with
ria Elm y Morgan OF and Fl days from Belize Hon. with
fTc AaIiincet sandiaon sasua 10 days. with
schr Ade (Bi) lie CAIN ST. Johns, r. K, 70 days, with
scnr Mary T. Douglass of BOohbay) Porter, date sher
scir Race Horse Lvans san Bas "a days. with
sci Hannah Coomer Burges Turks Island ~ days. with
schr Annie g. cook Cook Donaire 10 days with salt
sehr Matilda (of oibr"ita Haninond lampico Is days.
sclr Alma ,f Machas. Johnson Windsor N y. II days
seh stephen Bennett Douglass, Carenas days. with
sch Ear tof Boston) Hammond, Mount Deuaon IA days
Schr rgader (of Rocklandh norton BaddocE, e. b. 10
la :, with plaster ,, :.
with plaster
Scir. John Iinkrr Carver Calais with lumber
scn ssf Sna Ee T4 rc T Ma . % lumber
schr Adr * Ellen, Iioses, Georges Banks, with hsh.
Schr. Geo. Moon, AsbIey, Nantucket with nsl.
sahr. Ocean Queen, Mott, NANTUCKET with hsh
Sci r. 0syray. Iutchns, Nantucket. with fish.
Sclf. Ida q Emma. iiall Nantucket with hsh.
sCHOONERs-IIskR AMI CoAsiwlsk
y g. Warner Port Aud, Ct T.. VI. baxter, Pawtucket
Emma Ellen Hartford Eagle, New Ieliord.
- {. BraiDard Portland, CT suf, NeW.ha'en
Mary Frances, New.iiayen.
SAILED.
Steamshps Switzerland for Antwerp, Geo W. Elder for
Leaves Del ships Magnolia AMI LIVER DOL or London
Eanh1e Liverpool b4rkA Regulus fof Yokohama Ruth
a Enms for Dsntzc knuissig for Gitraltay or orders
Jasper, for MOnrOya via sierra Leone.
WIND-SunseL light, W. ear.
DOMESTIC FORTS.
San FRANCISCO Sept 6-Arriy ed ship Chamer from New.
yorl. Cleared 4th sh.p Columbus, foi Liverpool.
NHw.ORlEANs, sept CARVED steamships Cortes from
aan Cleared Gertrude for uatan Arrived 4,
Christian shoD (Dan }, from, Llio Janeiro
UHAalsoY sept C-saied steamship Calvert. from
tiInoro; se4r. Ny Rover, from Newf"rk
YORIIGN rORTs.
HAVANA Sept 4-Saied steamship city OF Vera Cruz for
New.lOrk. 49,, ..-,,- y, o. A. -
nv ed yesterday Liverpool via 81 Johns n r. Tho
.eanshp Hibernan Baltimore, which also arrived yes
teIdsy In collision with schr Oh Cape Henry aud lad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
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.NIDNIGHT WEATHER REPCRT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrTIcE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OYyTCER, ;
WAspINGTOS. ID. C., Tuesday. Sept. II IN. }
Sunopsis for the past "a hours

EAspINGTOS, ID. e., Tuesday, Sept. IL y.
Synopsis for the past % hours
The barometer has risen and is high in the
Gulf staea l. nne see, the Ohio Valley, the LAKE REGION
and the Mississippi Valley it has fallen In the North
west WHERE and the Gulf OF st. Lawrence 10 IA now
lowest the temperature fallen slightly east, and Las
risen west OF the Mississippi Valley $3.50
Clear and partly Cloudy weather with light variable
Winds westerly predominatlng has prevailed east OF the
Mississippi Valley west OF that valley the winds nave
been soithery; light local rains have fallen in the lower
lake region and in the northern part OF Newiork and
New England. go
The Mississippi has fallen rapidly at Vicksburg and one
inch at New Orleans It has risen ten inches at kcokuk
The Missouri has Risen mt LeavenwOrth.
Probabilities
For the Ye,c- Engiad and Middle States aud lorer lake
region and NE South Atlantic States sDuiy rising baron
eter continued nun temperature siighhy iOrer hdn on
Noidu n0y,ret 10 southeast unds, Gndcledr or partly
cloudy Ucdtter -,
For the Gulf States slight rise Of the barometer outh
east to southwest winds, high temperature, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
barometer and temperature, southwest to northwest
winds clear OF partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region the upper Mississippi
and the Missouri Valleys and the North
West, slowly falling barometer, southeast
10 southwest winds. continued high temperature
clear or partly cloudy weather during the day. with
probably light local rains in the upper Missouri valley
luriny lie niglt.
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n use to the utmost their advantages Of position,
Ibey can win but either ovcr-conhdence or Sinking
# the financial issue would be fatal At present. it
IA but Just to them to say that they seem to be doing
,plcndidy. Gen. Young speaks clearly and strongly
On the financial issue, Gov. Hayes Senator Sher
man and Judge Taft had done already. The party
sxpcnds no time in those petty local wranges which
often waste half the fighting force of organiza-
ton, but works with great unity of purpose and de-
termination. IL ii continues to do well to tho
end and takes particular care to look after laggard
voters and bring them out. need he surprised
70 see imitation and reputation buried under very
handsome majority for Hayes.
The contest is growing more interesting every day
The strong feeling Of the peope is shown in the
large and enthusiastic meetings which greet the
leading advocates of both parties. Wherever prom
inent speakers 60 they are beseged to address all
manner Of semi-impronptu meeting, ana TO speak
two or three times day. That this is the case on
both sides will not he denied by any one who sees
facts as they are. The spirit Of communism and re-
pudiation is very strong in Ohio, but the spirit OF
honor LOYALTY, and conservatism is still stronger
The Democratic party, with 100000 voters who i'll
dorsed Pendlctonism in 1868, is now fired with re-
cent Successes and with the hope OF national tr-
umph and is an antagonist not to be despised. But
the Republican party, which pollcd 100000 votes
even against all tHt tNtItiols VI tHo h<ip
erals in 1872, is now strengthened and
encouraged by the support of thousands
who then opposed it, and realizes not less
clearly that the result in Ohio will powerfully iniu-
ence the Presidential election Indeed both parties
realize that victory may bring the Presidential hon
ors 10 Ohio True Allen is egregiously befooled but
Mr. Pendleton is not and he still has the same corps
of workers who made il so harl to beat him in the
Democratic Convention of 1868. The next National
Convention they calculate, will not be held in New
York On the other hand, there many RepGb-
cans who feel that Gov. Hayes has as pure record.
and one as honorable in war and in peace, as any
candidate likely TO be named. and they know that
a man who can carry Ohio will not be altogether
overlooked in their next National Convention. Nor
is Gov. Hayes the only man in Ohio who might be
nominated with prospects of success. Thus the
battle is fought for greater stakes on either side
than are usually involved in State election.
OUTSIDER.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Sept 9. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
TIE VOTE IN CALIFORNIA.

rHOrABIY CLEAR DEM0C"ATC MAJoEIrY-THE
LEGISLATURE STRONGLY DENoCBAilC.
san FRiNCIsCr, Sept. G.-Tic vote for Governor,
thus far returned stands follows: irwin, Demo-
crat, 5000; PHELPS, Republican, 10000; BdWen'
Independent, 5000. The legislative returns are
not complete, but The Democrats Will have an over
whrlminS majority The contest for Mayor IL still
undecided. with the chances in favor of Clayton. the
Indepentent Republican candidate. The proposition
for Unconstitutional Convention is defeated. Bryant.
the regular Democratic candidate for Mayor OF San
Francisco is elected by n small majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07

The philosophy Of disease subject which = wen worthy
av than any other under heaven Decidedly tho
most la fact that examination OF II di.coses Is NAV
In me cas- ont Of ten gnang cause OF disease u ne
bity. either general local and TIA. the earliest
its approach inrcal with those WI en- eyIebcs
power Such being the case IL IL perfectly chat
Treatment IL what required IN the nst
HOsTRfrERs STOMACH BTfTEis ha. reces'
the most from eminent physicians and
has occupied foremost rank standard proprietary
remedies Its properties serat We oil disorered ,onn
ous OF the stomacb liver and bowels and preventive OF
are no less renowned and have been &C
corded professional recomnendauon equally emphatic