Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-30
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NEWS ITEMS.
Harrisburg will hereafter keep an
official record Of births.
Judge McFaiden, Delegate TO Con.
grcss from Washington Territory, died
on Friday morning last.
Tom Allen, tho prize fighter, has
retired from the prize ring, and Is now
at his homo in ST. Louis, Mo. NJ
The Philadelphia Press says Hon.
Wayne MacVeagh, OF Harrisburgh, In
tends removing to that city to prac-
ticc his profession.
Lady Franklin, tho noble wife Of
the unfortunate Arctic explorer, Sir
John Franklin, ia lying at the point of
death.
The point at which Captain Boy
ton touched the. English shore at the |
conclusion of his lato channel voyage
has been named Boyton Rock.
Henry NJ. Hoyt, of wilkesbarrc,
has been appointed Chairman Of tho
os ih;s s,a,o ~ ''''
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M, W. Mason, inventor OF tho 10.
comotivc headlight and other useiul
railroad appliances, died at Rochester,
N. Y, on the Goth inst, aged 70 years.
The Colorado potato bug has visi-
ted nearly every agricultural district
in New Jersey ana has caused terrible
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"A million dollars worth OF Judg-
ments have been entered OF record in
Schuylkili county, as o result OF the
recent coal strike
An important convention OF all
cotton growers and manufacturers OF
the United States is TO be held IN
Raleigh, N. C.i July 10. UH w
| Mark Twain is accused of remov-
ing the cushion IN his church pew at
Hartford ano putting y INTO seat
ne mas purchased on the base oali
grounds
/ 1T is said over twenty tons of vio-
ans % oe S Cannas a1a N;ao I, E Eraaoe and
ers Oh cannes ana Niee IN france ana
one hundred ana ninety tons Oh orange
blossoms III Nice alohe' H
1t cost round million to build a
IIs,o IIps" os4 WI 'a,.n .n SnsJ eu'.o .'';,,
taIa on,T sioo ooo 20 MI I, da,rr "nd "
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The President will return to Wash
ington, from con the beach at Long
month or early in Julv IN hold a
special session Of the Cabinet
r, M.
hrec huhurea aoul,lohai money
oluor .t onicss ~ h,rse pec' ues'gna.ed Sn y
NY NY osso,'oo ,,, pel'"rV'nen.. lnesc au,
''''o"e "i,' "'"no wy .o.'' hunioor Vi
~, =,
tl no iiignes' ,DS ln9an'nln Nh IN .he woriu
mas n oee. aa ulseo.creu uno ~ New uuihea.--
~ Is oI, 100 ice. hlgn' wn,cn dn peats
luo"a. i1'o,s. oy a1o1, o,oVV ,ee', ~
"aS o'c'' cnr's'c"cu noun' hercu'cs'
The new sensation is to rot Oueen
victoria 10 visit the United States In
. 1876. The event, conid 1t happen,
f would bring hall million people to
the United States from England alone.
ma sbock or on oo,,horolo ,os
cal, or;,o sons;L,,, IN no,,h ,ral,ar,, o,,;o
, and ro,sh aas,o;s, Ind;ona ~, E,;Ja :,
morning, the 18th inst. Alta few places
in Ohio it was quite severe, doing some
: damage to property.
y In Iceland volcenoss that have
been inactive for ares are breaking ort
S spouting fire. and desolatino tbe conn
r trv for Scores of miles aro5nd HIM.
r dreds OF lives have been lost, and thou
sands are homeless and foodless.
The celebration of the two hun.
, dredtb anniversary of the attacl,
i made upon Swansea Mass bv King
s Philip, at the opening of his war on n
the Nav ENGLAND colonies toole nloce
g in that town ON the I'D inst.
9 All the troops which have been
: on duty in the Luzerne and Schuylkill
: coal regions have been sent home. A
y final settlement Of all difficulties, it is
: thought, has been reached, and the
J collierics are all in operation again.
: -. a..
! inp the military operations Of Don
j, Ailonso's army seated NJ the Kings
:, council board n Madrid If plumbers
3 : were under his control he migbt oet
d out second edition ofbis aGrnvelotte :