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


thof9ughly acquainted with his family history
until he runs for Otice.
The Rev. DR.; Pentecost. pastor Of the Bos-
ton churcn In which the httle girl was smurdur-
ca by lhe sexton, has preacher two sermons
tal depIavity. '.
,,@canaan Valley, Conn Is the place whe,o
they stcre Kegs tf runpowdcf IN n blacksmith
eh0p, amt elolthe gIupowCcr, hghleh Dy n
spnk from the forge, bows tho blaoS .niith
ana The shop Into bits.
=" are thcyoung Indies OF the present ray 1T
ior wivesr nske,i ibeturer OF bii audNnce.
thei IRE MT for husbands responded fe.
male ma voice e. but the .roub.e is that You mon
hro not III f0r wives" lAUDlause
said saucy Rochester beauty 10 foppIsb
Yellow who bored her with h 8 uomplilnents
ora,.sh gre ,enos anc conver, alon are vastly a
ai'' a'' u'''n : see'n 10 depend upon or"ins ut
-This year the southern counties Of Califor-
VII ssn. 70 ssn ffailcsco 5,3S0,u0 oranges, 620
9l Saninrna Is about I0i0l,00l oranges year,
sno ~. 90 are brought IRON Mexico ana the
Lieut.. Col Loney OF tho Fifth Maryland Reg.
mteh,t teht m1h,e su1fe slug MS soldiers the other
nignt about Their par icipatiOn III the Bunaer
fers ,.I, toiu them that their heloquar-
yts would DSat The Boston Institute OF Tech
nonolgS. and he wanted them AL 10 keep IN
sucn ., cond Top during cher soiourn that they
name OF their barracks.
a., "A feature OF the Decoration Day observance
springneldi hass., was the special attention
febel soioiess S sfayf Q, sumner Brown, snpposeaa a
,say. wns readi and great deal Uf pal hos vas
niapo,a.ed ,a, py the orators. Thenext day Sun
no, ipLoMTs Intner. having heard uf che matter,
Yrohsned statement showing that MS son had
never been rebel. -.
orJ.is Jishs Troy Times tells the story OF Maud os-
Swald one OF the chariot drivers OF Barnum's
si,St =, nne was & ,rk in fancy goods store In
,1s ,oLy. one uaf SHE sGId sne was tired Uf
siandiny twelve hours O day behjnd a Counter,
sha .nai night she slarteu Tor New FORK, where
Her good loolrs Iayor.tiJher npp.icetiop. and nj.
iLUugh she mad never driven q horse she soon
ed boela 70 ole. he exaet Now she rlees bar back
evaa. 20 ~ WIN al and TO rlessness, gets els
"e1s' anu duufuliy supptrss her mother.
r-Esrly one morning abo1t week ago Mary
1,ossary:a servant girl employed BY ex.Judge
tspsiFssSn, the siGs%, mT,oy, y: ", wsnt olt to sweep
aos aos % traced. She disappear cd, nlid the next
a,.,ne LAY her Dody was found in the Hudson, with
Ses Ses, and scratches on IT.. The mystery Of her
S, ~oS.n y profound. tlity dollars that her EN-.
Poyor mad recontly pa her. and with which
N., so intended TO return to Ireland. were safe III
her aea pocEet That taet makes m1rcenary mur.
DER improbaBie. She was Young auetspic city.
snu sn tor While before her doiIh habituaIiv
,nep ,mep. great deal Her gr,ef was attIiUu.eo to
departure for Ireland but now MANY suppose
Sre,, Sre m,u some deeper sorrow that isd her to
GrCWn ne. seT In conflict With the suicide
theory, however. are the facts that on the day
eeio.e SAC had eng IIea a.passage fo, DuDlIn.
anu tne pouiIy evidence OF u sti upgie before ,he
ly as the Nathan Murderdld NoW York 0,ty.
"a drunken man went about the streets of
Passaic, n. J.. ON Sunday, pointing an empty
pistol az every one he' met. He was arrested
Dut escaped from tn, lock MP bv crawling
the roof, no fe'l ON pile of stones and WIS b ID
~ eut and bflssd. With but one garment on
the principal streets, and was again sriested
s and locked Up, and again escaped. He &as
shird time sfrested and returned to.the cell,
hapdcuned and shackied to a staple but short.
ly before midnight he had again disappeared
taking the )rNous with MIN.
GRAND ContANpERY OF KNIGHTS TRMpLA AR
OF PENNAL Llhe following officers were elected
and mstaifed at the annual conclave held last
Sir Charles A, Kingston. of Philadelpnia; v. H..
Deputy Grant CUmmrnder, SIR Andrew j.,
9o, Sir VIM Fl. Ege, Of HARRISBURG; Il. Grand
Saptatn General, Sir ,ani uel Dick cad viliet
EeSan"S! a IeGog aTsnS %SgraSa arden SrJ & p SSo ot
carroll Of rittsbufg; L. Grand Preiate, SIR
6; 6ev; pansel Mashburne D, Ds OF POttsviiei
philadephia;s Grand Recorder SIR Chas y y
Meyer, df Philadelphia; Grand sword Bearer
ard Beaier SIR ysmes M Houston HrSFo Of Manet Ntand
Ehunk. Giard Warden; Sir Geo. w Kendrick,
Jr.. Of Philadelphia. Z "
by the monthly report of the public debt for
May we learn that the debt was decreased dur.
oi lGe debt now outstanding ia e. 24O. no. s. 7O
On whlch there Is due and nnvaid OF interest
sSes, & osy 20 5s gIVing total OF principal ano
time oase in the Treasury, Of com, sGf PSI, az
Sss Ss,Sb SItrenoy s43ss lO7 % 'exGiHsive OF ss5,
tlneates. making the total of cash III the Treas
uty sl4S.o ~. ieiuciI & the total debt less
s. Sasn IN the Treasury, June 1875. TO ss,l31lia
We es Debt less amount IN Treasury lst of May
1876, S2 49, 800 49,, gi-shOwiDg decrease during
tne last month OF 9 ,ls9,45e,A decrease OF tue
Issued to Pacific hailroad Companies. inIere II
payable In lawful money principal Outstanding &
sCLoS,Sl2, interest accured and not yet p.id
sab,o,oS. 81 interest paid by Uni ed States
s9e264, i0.tO; interest repaid by tran sportatiou
OF mails. etc, SO, Ii65tG IS; balance of Interest
paio by United states, s1U,iH SIS 40.
Owing TO the reduc ion Of appropriations by
tpe iast ongress. neariy s. Of the male auo 10
male clerks IA the Pension Office at Washington
win be dismissed On the Seth Of June,
Like their brethern OF the Keystons state
Dy whose example they We're no Loubt 20 a con
siderable extent influenced. the Ohio Repubii
,ans, in ther conventions nt Columbus Wednes
DAY. put themselves on the record In dsap
prOval OF an extension of tne Presidential tern
OF office beyond the period for which the q am
pie OF MRshtngt0n has furnished "a precedent
wnien the AmeN1Jn people viii not soon h,
precision on,the subject from the two grea
CImm0nw eaths cf Pennsylvania ana Ohio, II
@ eSs neG1aon with the tier President Grant
alno oct faae0 into obhviCn o;e the period o
tneheAt PfeslHenual election rolls NJ on ia,
'-Whats a SAID to nave grown more nu
merUus SINCE the uti ization OF coal oil Tor Illu
MmAnng purposes.
"A poultry dealer OF New York State TO tes
the relative pioduct veuess OF Uucks and hens
selected three Of each, all HI ched in FebruaIN,
and sulGaOly fed. In the follow ng Autumn III,
ducks lard 125 eggs the hens none In FeUru
ery the iaying season begun, and up to Angus
tno tCttl number of eggs laid bY tue meas wa
f5I' or W each. and Sys o. ID each iOr tue duck
Certainly the three latest Cabinet appoint
menU that OF ut. Bristow, air. Jewe anu Mi
Pier epont cannot DO attributed 10 any but tn
pureBt motives. They sre all N, n OF cOnce0e O.
abi lty, Of the highest chataclerr and Of politi
cal stsndinB, anS that Is worth considering At
lime wnen " ID fashion 10 suspect and abus
every act OF the President -Aarper's beekiy.
M. Theirs loses none Of his activity az h
arrows o d. lie is sald TO have Gepled The pre-
posa1 OF 4 dIputatton OF the nha oitants of BE
ford 20 become ther candidate for the Senat
in their Department; and he 10 working wit
great zeal upon ais MemOirs which 40 expeot
tdeNtenu Ia sixteen volumes. "Besldes tnfs b
Is engaged upon History OF Art, of which h
has completed only the lialan portIon.
II he earliest mention of petroleum oil as a
nfuminator, occurred IN q Ameeiedn JOtlrnO
OF Science, in the year 1879. An article in ths
per1cOlcal, written Dy d. A ildreth. OF Marietta
o., spoke oft US " BEGINNING 10 De IN deinaD
for workshops and ulAnuipU tories 1t alflr,s